Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-18
IN THE COURTS
ses Disposed of To-Day - Grand Jury Considers capoblanco Case.


 Slowly the machinery of the super I court, criminal side, is revolving, Nd the term promises to be long Ie in consequence. Only few cases Ire disposed, of yesterday, most of ID prisoners that were put to plea in lting on their innocence of the crime larged against them.
 The case against Gussie Smith who, Ith Lizzie Stark. was charged with liking So from Robert Quinn's' pock-
 was nolled, there being no evidence lainst her. The Stark woman then Iaded guilty and considering that
 has been in jail since July she ks given two months more.
 Eharles Northrop, another alleged Ekpocket, was given six months for ling S3.50 and cigarette holder I'm his friend Julius Eaton while Ieep in the brush ''out east !"
 The case occupying the jury's at.
 tion today is that of Samuel Yano- fizic. who was charged with at hpting to break into Luke Staple ts saloon near the Highland divis- ! depot The arrest was made by fcer Dodds whose attention was 1t attracted to the rear of the sa- In by a noise he heard. Finding hself caught the accused ran into house nearby and was arrested. He
 Il torn the wire protection off the tk window.
 Ehe cases against four men charged th assaulting Officer Mullings on mberton street on Sunday about a nth ago may be continued to the kt term of the court. It was said but the court room today that As tanr States Attorney Kellogg had
 Id the cases should never have come lthe superior court, but that If I1ge Peasley had not bound the ac- Jed over they would in all probabil-
 have taken an appeal from his lgment to the district court. where ky would be allowed to settle prac- hlly on their own terms.
 fhe grand jury at 10 o'clock today
 K up the case against Samuel Ca Pianco charged with murdering An
 b Solomita near the Naugatuck de-
 on July 25. The jury consisted of
 following: Alexander Troupe, jr; lrrison Hewitt, Edward F. Stevens,
 Nv Haven; John F. Reynolds, North Iven; Omar W. Platt, Madison; E.. hpard Gordy, Derby; Lewis c. War S Beacon Falls; Andrew White, fugatuck; John R. s. Todd. Vol H; David NJ. Plumb. Prospect: Jo- Ih M. Speake, Cheshire; William H. Hton, Wallingford; Samuel J. Bry-
 Orange; Henry B. Russell. South ton; and Roger s Wotkyns. Lewis
 ymond and Michael J. Leary, Wa Ibury.
 After they had been instructed by Alge Robinson as to the elements lt comprise murder and what con |utes manslaughter, Juror Gordy ted if the accused should be allow
 a lawyer in the jury room as he Is not able to speak the country's 4guage himself. The court said he
 given that matter some considera- |h with the assistant states attor-
 and replied that he would not al- |F the accused any counsel in the | Iy room. If the accused desired to M questions himself he, of course. Eh that right. As most all the wit lses were unable to speak English II HIinterpreter had to beusedl but only { len his services were absolutely 'te- H fred.
 Ibn July 25, 1t is claimed that the .kused stood near the entrance to
 Randolph-C Cloves company's shop ll seeing deceased and his brother Ibroach he called to them. They liked toward him whereupon he l He'd a revolver and fired. Angelo lt himself in front of his brother Ill received his death wound i'm Idiately and fell to the ground while |Itonio received bullet in the face. |Iuror Gordy was foreman.
 |kt 2 o'clock the grand jury report rendering q true bill for murder 1.-the first degree against the accused. I lis afternoon before court closes the se will be assigned for hearing. Nothing has yet been heard from Issett. who with Cenesky and Leon
 stand charged with the murder |IThomas c. Lockwood. It is not ex. lted, however, that anything will
 done with this case until next NnA hn IaNN .&