The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-07
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hou. Henry Stump, Judge
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney,
prosecuting.
The Court was engaged in the following business
The jury in the case of the State Us. Anna Me-
Donald (tried for the larceny Of gaiter boots af
ter being out all night, came into Court and stated
that they could not agree.
Judge Stump:-"How do you stand?"
Foreman.-"Nine to three"
Judge eStump.-"Suppose the Court would send
keep you there, do you think you could agree?"
Z Foreman.-"I think not, SIR"
Judge Stunp.-"Wc gentlemen, | will dis
charge you. How did you stand when you went
out!" 90
Foreman.-''When we went up we stood eight
for guilty and four for acquitta when came down,
we were mine for conviction and three FOR acquit
tai"
The jury then discharged.
State rs. John Biggerman and Joseph Bigger
man, charged with assaulting Henry Henzerman;
and Henry Henzerman charged with assaulting
Joseph Biggerman, who is the son of John Bigger
man. The last named party testified that seeing
| lenzerman beating his son, he ran up and struck
him the head with dray standard Henzer-
man swore that Joseph Biggerman first assaulted
him by slapping him in the mouth, and that he did
not strike the boy. The Court, after hearing the
testimony, said that it did not think the elder Big
| german had provocaton sufficient to use such a
weapon; there was an allowance always to be made
| for parental affection, but the testimony showed
that the boy first commenced the assault and that
| Henzerman did not beat him. The Court would
! therefore acqut Henzerman and fine John Bigger
man So, and order him to pay the costs in all three
of the cases. Total fine and costs S3l.S7. McAlis-
| ter for Henzcrman-J. A. Preston for the Bigger
| mans.
| John Bosley, charged with assaulting L. Frank,
an Italian, who vends fruit at the Camden station
not appearing when called his recognizances were
forfeited, and MIR. Pinkney asked the Court, as it
of those ruffian assaults which had become
common days, to impose fine of $50 and is
| n n he ROSlPv-
| appears, with some Others approached Frank and
| demanded flip to get drink; upon Franks refu-
| sal to pay Bosley kicked him in the eye causing a
painful wound, almost deprving Frank of his eye
sight. The Court assented to the fine being impo-
| sed.
Mr.. Pinkney-"Now, Mr.. Gardner, issue an at
| tachment and have that man put in Jail until the
| money is paid-a most cowardly assault"
The recognizances of George Robinson and Chris
tian ShultZ were forfeited.
Richard Goodison, charged with assault with
| intent to kill, was admitted to bail in the sum OF
$500.
The Cour. then adjourned until IL o'clock thi:
| morning
Cry CIRCUIT CoURr.-Hon. VIM. George Krebs
Judge. The following business occupied the Cour
on Saturday:
James A. Hooper ei al, Us. Albert A. Nunes ant
Robert o. Ridgaway, Trustees Motion to dissov,
the injunction heretofore issued to stay waste o
property, conveyed under deed of trust to de
PENDANTS. Argued by T. b. Horwitz for complain
ants. Price for defendants.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol
lowing business on Saturday:
Frederick Fckey, Jr, Trustee of Christophe
Ripplemeyer, Moses Wolf. An action
promissory note. Verdict for defendant. j. D.
Smith for plaintiff, Malcolm for defendant.
Sloan Deems Aaron Fenton, Garnishee o
William NJ. Willis An attachment on Judgment
, Bryan and Atkinson. for plaintiffs J. p. Poe
Cochran and Albert Ritchie for defendant
Assignment for to-day 1914 to 2l7.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. Wm Fe
Giles, Judge. The following occupied the Cour
on Saturday.
The United States Us. William c. Hammer. CAP
tain of the ship ''Mackinaw," charged with intlic
port, a seaman, on board said vessel. Verdict
mot guilty" William Meade Addison. Unite
States District Attorney, prosecuting. A. S. Ridge
y for the defence
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge
The Court was engaged on Saturday in Equit
{ business.