The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-04-10

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Tho charge by the Judge vas mild,
pertinent and forcible aud entirely
free OF any exhibition Of partisan
spirit, this ~ tue unanimous opinion
Of all whom we',e heard speak Of it
and Of the members OF the Grand
Jury, and VI take pleasure in making
the statement He charged p%articu
larly for an Investigation into the
annual burning Of the court house.
The hanging Of the three negroes on
the 10Th of November. The frequent
escapes Of prisoners from the Jail.
The importation by vessels Of infec-
tious or contagious diseases, which
he stated as in direct violation Of the
laws of the State. The obstruction
Of our harbor and navigable channels.
The Infringement of the duelling
law in tho Lay-Tardy case.
The Grand Jury was composed OF
as intelligent mel as the county
affords, sixteen whites and two color
ed men (Arscnc Charles and Warner
Bilbo) and of which Col. A. G. Steede
was the. efficient foreman. and after
four days of constant and unceasing
devotion to duty, Tor which they were
publicly complimented by the Judge.
they found about twenty-five bills Of
indictment.
Louis Weslbrook was Immediately
tried for aiding escape of johnson
and others from the jail in last July,
was convicted and sentenced to two
years to the penitentiary from which
judgement an appeal was taken.
Robert Caxtrix--who will be res
collected as having been lately ap>
pointed a Registrar-was re-indictco
for assault vita intent to kill.
Riley Stafford icr cutting one
Henry johnson was sentenced to the
pen~itentiary for five years.
Randolph Norval, for larceny of
goods from Cox q MacLanathan, was
sentenced to six months in the penis
Tertiary. This old colored maR made
a real eloquent and telling appeal to
the court, and for an hour, judge, law
yers and the citizens, listened to him
with intense interest.
Besides these graver offense. there
some twenty indictments for minor
offences.
The case of Robt. Caxtrix was con-
timed. on a~ppiication of the state.