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six months in jail.
Henry Dix. indicted for larceny, plead
ed not guilty. Ball $500.
CHARGED WITH RIoTING.
Daniel Shelton. indicted for rioting. II
being charged that he was one of 20 who
ectcd i'm an unlawful manner against the
proclamation OF Charles d. Kimbaii. gov
ernor OF the state. pleaded not guilty.
The proclamation of the governor was
made a part OF the Indictment Bail or
1880 u~s~- required
John Fleming. indicted for obstructing
tracks OF the street railway company.
the tracks belonging to the Union Rail-
road company pleaded noio contendere.
1t Is asserted that he placed an obstruc-
ton on the tracks on Broad street dur
ing the recent strike. Fleming, IL was
stated. was adicted to hard driving at
times He was sentenced 10 four months
I'm jail
Grovanna Talialo. indicted for the
larceny OF a bicycle. pleaded not guilty.
liail $500.
Charles savizzi. indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty. Bail 800
John b. Williams indicted for the lar
ceny OF 4 bicycle. pleaded not guilty.
John Rock, Indicted for breaking and
entering a dwelling. day time. and lar
ceny. pleaded guilty of larceny. He was
placed on probation.
William ii. Dearborn. indicted for lar
ceny. pleaded nolo contendere. He
worked for Joseph A. Latham, an engi-
neer, and as there was nothing against
Dearborn before this he was placed I'm the
charge of Mr. Wightman.
Charles Smith OF Providence. indicted
for breaking and entering dwelling. day
time, and larceny, pleaded nolo conten-
dere. He was accused OF entering a
house In Cumberland and stealing a shirt
and a revolver. One year In state g
prison was the fine imposed.
Mary Tossitt pleaded nolo contendere
TO the indictment charging the maintain
ing OF a nuisance She kept a disorderly
house on Bark street and was sentenced
10 pay fine Of 500 and to one month In
jail.
Henry Russell indicted for assault and
battery pleaded not guilty and bail was
required in the sum OF $500
ON FOUR INDICTMENTS.
There were four indictments found
Two charged breaking and entering a
shop In the night time and two charged
larceny To ali four indictments he
pleaded nolo contendere.
IL was the shop OF his former employer
that Sharpes entered. He stole tools,
postage stamps and other property and
claimed his former employer owed him
money. Judge Wilbur imposed a sem
tence OF Is months In each case the SEN
tences to run concurrently.
Thomas McAleer indicted for breaking
and entering a dwelling house In day
time and the larceny OF brass Bail 1900.
John b. Flewkes indicted for the lar
ceny of coat from the Hope Rubber
company pleaded nolo contendere. He
was placed in charge OF Mr. Wrightman.
Henry F. Scisco indicted for larceny of
money pleaded not guilty. Bail 1900.
Grace Spencer pleaded nolo oontendere
10 an indictment charging her with main
tanning a nuisance. Some very damaging
evidence against this house was In the
possession of the police. She was SEN
fenced 10 20 days in jail and to pay a fine
OF 800 and costs.
Otis III. Horton indicted for larceny
pleaded nolo contendere. He stole SIS
from a party who lived In the same
house with him in East Providence. He
was sent to jail for Ave months.
RELEASED ON PROBATION.
Frank d. Walker indicted for embezxle-
ment pleaded nolo contendere. He was
formerly drummer and took certain
tools. valued at si5 or SIS. There was
nothing known against Walker so he was
placed I'm charge OF the probation officer.
Thomas Lundy, indicted for breaking
and entering dwelling In daytime and lar
ceny pleaded nolo contendere. He stole
spoons aud knives. Lundry has wife
and family and the case was referred &c
the probation officer.
Lizzie Ferris. indicted for maintaining q
nuisance, pleaded nolo oontendere. II
WAS stated that the house she kept was
very disorderly. She was placed In charge
OF Miss Denehy.
pleaded nolo contendere, and was SEN
fenced 10 six months I'm jail -
Charles Eital. indicted for stealing 2oot
mounds of bra -, pleaded nolo contendere
lie had been stealing for weeks, the po-
lice claimed, and the property taken was
xrthsT o'Brien, indicted for larceny
pleaded not guilty. Ball. 1900.
ONE YEAR IN PRISON.
Clinton w. Keach and Charles Smith,
Jointly Indicted for larceny from ne per.
eon, pleaded nolo coDtendere. IL wa1
stated that the men took a silver watch
from n sleeping man. The two youne
men were sent to prison for one year.
William Everett. indicted for larceny
from the person. pleaded noio conten-
dere II was stated that Everett took
money from a man at East Providence AT
1 o'clock In the morning Everett came
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