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Judge Moore, addressing the Grand Jury, said -
understand that there arc some matters which
you have been unable to examine because Of the
expiration Of your term.
FOreinan-Yes, sir.
Judge Moore-These matters will, OF course be
sent over to another Grand Jury. regret that l
cannot extend your term so that you can examine
ceive the thanks OF the Court for the eagerness You
have shown IN investigating those matters which
you have had before you-Ovcr one hundred cases.
You nave discharged your duties in such way as
TO meet with the appreciation OF the public and the
Court. You are now discharged.
Another Complaint Against the Grand
Jury Room.
Before retiring the Grand Jury renewed their
complaints against the condition OF their meeting
gentlemen to remain in" The Board OF super
vlsors were censured for neglect In not providing
better ROOM and the foreman said that ii he were
summoned again and would he compelled, II he at
tended, TO occupy that room, he would rather pay
his fine than serve.
Judge Moore said that the only reier that could
come would be In the erection OF new building for
the county records, and the use OF the rooms 0ccu
pied by them in the Court House for purposes or
the Courts.
Justice buckley Observation-Disclosures
on the Bench and Neglect Of Duty.
Among the indictments presented by the Grand
Jury on Saturday were two against James Buckley,
Justice OF the Peace for the Second district. The
indictments are for drunkenness on the bench
While acting as magistrate, and continual neglect OF
duty. The proceedings against Justice Buckley
arose directly from his action in a case before him
on Saturday, the 2sth OF September Two parties
had been arrested on charge or larceny, and
when they were taken before the Justice he
dismissed the complaint. Counsellor Thomas f.
Pearsal, who appeared for the complainant
charged that Buckley was drunk at the time, and
Immediately called the attention OF District Attor-
ney BrlttOn to the matter. The indictments lo-
lowed.
Complaints had frequently been made against
Buckley before. but no action was ever taken
against him. When sober he was regarded rs
among among the best police magistrates in the city. HIS
another man Will be chosen In his place al the cleo
ton in November next
IL Is understood that District Attorney Britton
Will az once prosecute the indictments.
ArraignInenss, Sc.
number OF prisoners were arragned to plead
on Saturday.
John Harkns and Bridget Harkins, man and
wife, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging
them with mansaughtcr In starving TO death their
infant child.
William II. Clark, charged with burglary and
grand larceny, pleaded not guilty
Michael Doh, charged with arson, pleaded not
guilty.
Joseph Hendrickson, charged with burglary and
grand larceny, pleaded not guilty.
John Miller pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging him with having forged a check. TO u
second Indictment charging him with the same
offence he pleaded not guilty Sentence deferred.