The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14

No. 1452.-State vs.. Reuben Denton,
larceny. ~s #'. ~
Thursday Nov. 7th.-No. 1885,
Etienne Vig6, ST., vs.. Augustus Simms
ct ais, separate answers fledby Simms,
and Jeter. ...= -. .r.,.
No. 12215,-Davidson B. Penn vs..
John Evans, Jr., exception fixed for
Nov. 18th. " F..."
No. 12340.-JOhn H. Overton vs.. John
Evans, Jr., exception fixed for Nov.
18th. .Ht... '-'*"
No, 12232.-James W. jackson, Admir-,
VS.. Austin Lacombe ct ais, E. T. Lewis,
Judge ad hoe, exception fixed for Nov.
18th.
No. 12233-James w. Jackson admir-,
vs.. Nolle Pitre, admir-, ct al, exception
fixed for Nov. 18th.
Comes the Grand jury into court with
the following indictments, viz:
No. 1454.-State VS.. X. w. Mckinney,
larceny, a true bill. =.".ar.' ,.
No. 14~55.-State VS.. Frank Jones,
alias Frank Narcisse, obtaining money
under false pretences, a true bill.
State vs.. John FL. Harris, malicious
mischief, not a true bill.
State VS.. Abraham Millspaugll and
Fred. Millspsugh, murder, not q true
| bill.
Comes the District Attorney, and with
leave of the court, files informations in
the following cases, viz dig.
No. 1456.-State VS.. Lewis Milsted, as
sault and battery.
No. 1457.-State VS.. Lewis Winfree,
assault and battery.
No. 1358.-State VS.. John Burns, larce-
NY
No. 1459.-State VS.. Mat Gibson, as
sault and battery. = ~.
No. 1460.-State vs.. Lewis Milsted,
assault with intent to murder.
No. 1461.-State VS.. Walter Thomas,
larceny. 49,
Saturday, Nov. 8th.--No. 1337.--State
VS.. Jean Gay, fills, ct ais, burglary,
armed with a dangerous weapon, with
intent to commit rape. Ozem6 Frug6,
one of the defendants, arraigIGed, pleads
not guilty, and prays trial by jury.
In the following numbered criminal
cases the defendants are arraigned,
plead not guilty, and pray for trial by
jury, viz; Nos. 144O, 1881, 1432, 1888,
1885, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1910, 144s, t44S, 1851,
1852, 1856, 1855, 1850, 1881. j.
No. ~1499.-State VS.. George Morton,
horse stealing, the prisoner is arlaigned,
pleads guilty, and invokes the mercy of
the court. a.
No. 1M1.-State VS.. Henry jackson
horse stealing. The prisoner is ar
raigned, pleads no guilty, and prays
trial by the court. ~.
No. 145.-State Va. Rance Coosey,
concealed weapons. The prisoner is
arrained, pleads guilty, and invokes
the mercy of the court.
Genes the grand jury into court,
with the following indictments, viz:
No. 1466,-State VS.. Cyprien Delafossey
assault with a dangerous weapon with.
AANSAU W. NAAAp a. tA0C DA1s
No. 1467.-State VS.. Cyprien Della
fosse, murder, a true bill.
No. 468.-State VS.. Theodule Aleck,
obtaining money under false pretences,
a true bill.
No. 1471.-State VS.. Aristide Ortego,
murder, % trne bill. .&
No. A6h-State VS.. Alfred Payy, car
rying concealed weapons, q true bill.
The Grand Jury also present reports
concerning the parish Jail, and the pub
lie roads, and make a presentment
against the following road overseers, to-
wit Joseph Burleigh, Alexander Dejean.
Evariste Robin, Leander e. Bourque,
Louis Courville, Francois A. Daigle,
William Young, Hypolite Andrepont,
Henry Manuel, William Evans, and
Marius Landreneau; whereupon the
court instrncts the District Attorney
to file informations against said
road oyerseers for neglect of duty,
The court orders that copies of both
said reports be furnished to the Peesi-
dent of the Police Jury. And, there
being no further business before it, the
Grand Jury is discharged for the term.
Comes the District Attorney, and
with leave Of the court, files informa-
tons in the following cases, viz:
No. 1489.-State VS.. Dupre Plaisance
ct ais, conspiring together with intent
to commit murder.
No. 1470.-State VS.. Dupre Plaisance.
carrying concealed weapons. ~
In the following numbered crfmina
cases the prisoners are arraigned, pleas
not guilty, and pray trial by jury, viz
Nos. 1858, 1853, 147O.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday Nov. 1Oth.-No. 12343.-Blocl
Bros. vs.. Neyland ct ais. Tried and
submitted. Judgment for plaintiffs al
prayed for. .
No. 1s358.-Etienne Vig6, ST.. vs.. An.
gustus G. Simms ct ais, answer fled by
Carmouche.
No. 1s358.-AEulta L. Campbell VS.
Robt. II. LitteI plaintiff authorized t
sue.
In the following numbered. crimina
cases the prisoners are arraig ned pleaC
not guilty and pray trial by jury, viz
Nos. 1850, 1855. f4S4, 1919.
No. 1411-Statev vs.. Eugene LIE Boued
fills, larceny, accused arraigued, plead
not guilty, and prays trial By Jury.
No. 1375.-StatA rs. Adam Ranlssard