The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-03
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Frederick Pinkney, Esq. Deputy States Attorney,
prosecuting. The following occupied Saturday
State Us. Samuel Green and Jno. Truston, charged
with assaultng Joseph and David Poston. Guilty.
Fined 50 and costs each-total S2l.35.
State Daniel Davis, (negro,) charged with
assaulting Josephine Jackson a negro girl. Case
dismissed
Mr.. Pinkney stated to the Court that George
Crosby and George Wiegart, parties charged with
committing a violent assault on John McCanley,
had been sent to this Court for trial although the
offence committed in the county. He proposed
to have the case sent to Baltimore County Court.
The Court assented and the parties were COM
mitted.
State as John Dehms, a youth, charged with as
sauling the child of Charles Kuhn and striking him
over the head and the State vs. Charles Kuhn
charged with assaulting John Dehms. Cross action
Case dismissed.
State Us. Martin Murray charged with assaulting
J. w. Blake with club Mr.. Blake was passing
along Pratt street President, and Murray was
fourishng stick about his head, Blake attempted
to pass him, when Murray gave him back-handed
blow and knocked him down.
The Court thought it outrageous assault.
Gullty-imprlsoned for two months and fined 50 and
costs. Total Sll.l5.
State Us. DR.. Francis Godsborough, charged
with assaulting Samuel Harding, a negro.
Mr.. Addison the owner of the negro, testified that
the Doctor made the assault while he was taking
the boy home; struck him with his stick over the
head and about to strike witness but he got out
of the way.
The defence was that the Doctor was insane and
drunk; that he usually noffensive.
The Court said, its experience was that every
man who was drunk, was insane
Ordered to be confined until his friends made
some provisions for his safe keeping.
State Us. James Young, charged with disorderly
conduct and assaulting Henry Motif (negrO). The
evidence went to show that in the scuff1e Young
got the worst of it, and the Court dismissed the
case.
State Us. William Welch, charged with assault
ing and resisting police officer Burgess. Guilty.
Imprisoned ten days and fined so cents and costs.
Total IS. 80.
State vs. John Ettman, charged with assaulting
his wife Barbara. Guilty. Imprisoned ten days
and fined so cents and costs. Total SS43.
State Us. Henry Smithsnn, charged with assault
ing and drawing knife upon Mrs. Margaret Alter
bach. Guilty. Imprisoned two weeks and fined
six cents. Total $50.
State ps. Samuel Holloway tnegro) charged with
assaulting William FOrdman NEGRO. Guilty. I'm
prisoned ten days and fined cents and costs. To-
tai SS.04.
The recognizances of Thomas Jamison, George
Hunter, Mary Holla and Andrew Kimball were
forfeited.
George Hanan, charged with an assault upon
George Fleck admitted to bail in the sum of
S300-Andrew Flanagan bondsman.
The Court at 1215 o'clock adjourned until this
morning at ii o'clock.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied Saturday:
Isaac W. Jewett James Tracey. An appeal
from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed and
judgment for appellee for SIS and costs.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge.
The Court was engaged in equity business on
Saturday.
Nothing done in the other Courts on Saturday
The United States District Court meets at 10
O'Clock this morning to hear arguments on motions
for injunctions at the suit of Horace H. Day. to re-
strain certain parties from manufacturing a pecu-
liar kind of India rubber goods.