The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
TWO MORE TRUE BILLS.
Little and O'Toole Indicted for
e Criminally Libelling Alderman
Kelly and Jacob Gilman.

The grand jury yesterday returned
two more true bills against Little and
OToole of the Scrantonian. The
cases We're those in which Alderman
John p. Kelly and Jacob Gilman are
the prosecutors.
The jury completed it's work and
was discharged. The final report con-
tained twenty-eight true bills and
nearly 200 ignored bills. Appended are
the jurys recommendations and the
true bills
To the Honorable the Judges of the
Courts of oyer and Terminer and Gen
eral Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions
of the Peace in and for the County of
LaCkawanna.
The grand inquest inQurng in and for
the said county of Lackawanna, respect
fully report as follows. to wit:
Resolved, That our thanks are due to
District Attorney John K. Jones for the
careful and painstaking way in which
he has prepared all bills of indictment, the
fair and impartial manner in which he
has performed his official duties, and for
the great executive ability he has demon
strated in the prompt dispatch of the
public business. He has reduced the
great bulk of business fl his Office to
most cOmmendable system. Assisted by
lord Thomas, and his competent detective,
Thomas Leyshon, the district attorneys
office of this county is a model for the
commonwealth.
We have visited the county Jail and
found this institution to be well kept
The building and surroundings are neat
and clean The food furnished to the
prisoners is of good quality.
We make the following recommended
tiOns:
First-That thoroughly strong iron
gate be placed at west side of jail yard
to substitute present wooden gate, and
also that sewer connections be made with
the cells Of basement corridor. That the
floor of west wing basement corridor be
repaved.
Second-That some means be taken to
secure better ventilation throughout the
corridor on third floor of court house;
that the side walls and ceilings of said
corridor, as well as the district attorneys
office and ladies' waiting room, be
painted.
Third-That a man be regularly en-
ploycd to run the court house elevator.
Fourth-That a new linocum covering
for tho fioOr of the district attorneys of
flee be furnished.
Fifth-That the sidewalk on the west
side of court house square be raised to
the curb line.
1NtSpeCllullN SuDHlllleu,
II. G. Du Bos, Foreman.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. p, 1899.
TRUE BILLS.
Illegal Practice of Medicine-Lena c..
Gable; j. j. Roberts, pros.
False Pretenses-Lizzie Lahotsky: Bel
ford Harris pros. Morris Hollander; X.
Z. Weeks, pros, John E. Hall; John T.
Boyce, pros.
I hn1 I
| O'Toole: John +. Kelly, pros. Richard
Little, Michael ]. O'Toole Jacob ELL
man, pros.
| Larceny and Receiving-John Gillespie; /;
William Geiger, pros. Patrick MCDon-
nell; NJ j. Burke, pros. William Greeh;
Fred Holdere pros. Mrs Michael Yas-
ko; John Novick, pros. Michael Yatsko;
Thomas Leyshon. pros.
Assault and Battery-MiChael Disante;
| Mary Murray, pruX. Alexander Segursk
| John Segurski, Costa BOdak; Mcftody
Shost, pros. Michael Malta; Martin Nc
| Lean, pros. John Morgan James Nc
Hale, pros Joseph Gravic; Adam Zubos-
kie, pros. Charles Gravic; Adam zubis-
lie. pros Martin Popchock, Jacob Pop
chock; Antonia NIeho, proX.
Statutory Burglary-George Brock; A.
! NJ. kilberg, pros.
Assault and Battery Upon Public Officer
August Erushanks, Joseph Senoski; An
drew Kaminski pros.
| Embe zZlement-- Peter JakencOwitz; j.
| G. Hawthorn, pros.
Selling Liquor Without LiCense--D T.
Kane; Bernard Davis pros.
Selling Liquor on Sunday-John Kru-
shanks; Andrew Kamnski, pros.
Fornication and Bastardy-Stephen Kir-
wan; Jennie McHugh, prOX.
Larceny by Bailee--John Mcmillan; NJ.
| W. Guernsey, pros.
Malicious Mischief-Michael Olanage
Steve PeikO, pros.
Negligence by Bailee-. Charles Lawson
Joseph Kelly. pros.