Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18
CRIMINAL Cousr, YEsrxnpAy.--The parties

CRIMINAL COukf, YESTERDAY .-The parties
VINO were arrested the night before last on the
chdr2e oi being engaged in the late election riots
were yesterday brought into court and released
on their producing hail 10 the amount of $500 in
| each c'rSc. The counsel who appeared for the
parties arc Me>sTs. Bradley, Carrin"top stone
Martin and Radcliffe,
The Grand Jury got throug n the business which
they had before them at O'Clock D. IN. and on
coming into CONT presented A report of facts I'm
relation to the election riots i'm compliance with
the request of Judge Crawford, in his charge In
these words:
. In addition to special examinations to which
your attention may be invoked. the public I pre-
sumo, gentlemen. anticipates AT your handS-bnt
whether u - eXpedent or not, il is in my iudn
inent' your duty To nlkc-a full inquiry into the
true condition Of things in this CITY on the tirst
day OF this month. June You should ascertain
| the facts, and present them in AN imbodied form
This and think nothing short of this will or
ou9ht 10 satisfy the community
The Jury asked that il should not bp made pub
lie at present for the reason that the election riots
cases now about to be tried would be affected by
giving the report publicity now
The Court said that il was due 10 the request of
| the jury that the report should not he iead in
Court lie did not. however feel authorized TO
! nave u Kept secret and when upon the Court
records u would necessarily DC open to the Perusa
of the public
The Grand Jury was then discharged finally,
with the thanks of the Court
The members of ii were Immediately seized
under MARSHAL law and taken to the house of Mr..
Hoover, where their short Imprisonment was
rendered quite endu: able by the Inequalities of
their entertainer.
The trials of the indicted parties will il is ex-
Pected, take place early next week.
To-day. the Court has tried WIN. Lucas for
assault and battery on james III. McKenney: YER
dict guilty; fined $40 and costs of Court
John Butler, alias Williams, for grand larceny
from X. w. Carter to the amount OF several hum
dred dOllars-guilty: sentenced to three wears in
Penitentiary, term to commence after Tomorrow
No day has yet been assigned for the com
mencement of the riot cases. The District At
torney is ILL., and Joseph Bradley jr, is acting in
his place to-day.
Wash. Browning did not get bail Yesterday
be bailed out to-day.
The indictments are dOcketed in the following
order:
In No. 2IS are presented Alexander EOgles.
ton. Dan1 Stewart, [, aiah Stewart Geo johnson
w lillian Sibley, William Garner, George Hines
Charles Hurdle, William Hurdle, Robert Stat
ford, VIM, alias Bud Jones, David Lewis, Chas
Spencer, Nanloman Johnson, Daniel Brakeman
Robert Cross, Dink King, James Wilson, DurkSl
I.angdOn, Geo. g. Wilson, William b. Wilson
Middleton Berkhead. Michael Hoover, James
Henry Gamble, Benjamin Hartzell. Charles 4
Ashley alias Crab Ashley alias Crab Turner
Mallory Crop, George IIilerv, John Wesley
w oodward, and Gregory Barrett.
In 2i9-Alexander Eg9leston, George Johnson.
George Hines, Chas. Hurdle, VIM. Hurdle John
Mcdonald, Boney Lee, James Morse. Henry
Gamble Benjamin Iiartzell, Charles \. Ashley
GiiaS Crab Turner Mallory Cropp, Geo HILLARY.
George Barrett, John Wesley Woodward
In 2a-AndTew Kidwell, William Smith. IT,
Geo. ID. Dykes, VIM. II. Getzeudanner. William
NerTet, Jas. Nerret, John Davis VIM. Ferguson,
\. Devcrau, A. u. Shaw GIics Higgins. George
W. od, Christopher Bohlayer, John McNallv.
Daniel Stewart, Gopher b. Brush Chas Sande-
son. W III. Dobbins, Robert Rawlings, Wash
lnTton Browning. John W IIoltZ, and Thomas
Cross.
I'm :se2-Alexnder Eggleston
In !r}-Alexander EggIc~t"u.
In ,sli-David Lewis
In .h2J-ThonEt> Lewis
la ;hHi-IliilrTv IIutchinu.
la ;s15-GdbIici Iouff.ct
CENTRE MAEkET.--Attendailcc this morning
large as usual on Saturdays gdmgNvdys blocked
up with hoops-no help for IL until the fashions
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