The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
THE COURTS.
Reeordar's ,0uTi,

Recorders N0uFi
This court had quite full attend
anee, aud disposed Of the following
0asee
John DeyeronO, lighting fined 80
aud costs,
Robinson, lntoXIoated 0aed u and
costs,
Bill hommerS, intoxicated fined ~
aud costs,
NJ O'Itlley, exposing his person !
fined ~ and costs,
Thomas Mcdonald, yagrant dis
missed,
Thomas Smith, building sidewalk
above grade dismissed,
A, uatlsllck, creating disturbance I
discharged,
Two canes continued until t0'm0r'
row, and tho court adjourned
Justice moLure
Ills hOnOr'a attention was occupied
with large amount of civil business
Tho notorious thief aud law'broaker,
Joe Atkinson was before him, and IN
now quartered with tho other county
pets, IN the Jail,
J.Hiiee Peak,
The case Of The State w, ---- NfOgan,
charged with rape, was before this
court, aud IL now On trial, A large
crowd In attendance, Messrs, Hunt ~
liarkadale counsel for defendant nnd
ThurmOnd ~ Willard assisting the
state.
county Court,
State w. Charles eagle, charge, OK
hibItlng faro upon n plea Of guilty,
lino assessed nj $50,
State w. --- Poland, charge Of ex-
hibting faro upon II plea Of guilty,
fine assessed nj s2b,
state w. Jack Duncan, charge OF
aggravated assault upon u plea Of
guilty, fine assessed nj S2b
State w, William Cain, charge OF
exhibiting faro upon II plea Of guilty,
fine assessed nj S26,
State Va. Ed llennessy, charge OK.
hibiling faro, two cases upon plea
OF guilty, fine assesaessed NJ $50 In
ench case,
state w, Abe Sheppard, charge OF
exhibiting faro; upon plea Of guilty,
llno assessed At $50,
State w. WILDER Sells, charge Of
theft upon II plea Of guilty, punish.
ment assessed at one days lmprisonN
mont In county jail.
State W. II, q. 1arrant, exhibiting
keno upon "A plea of guilty, Ilno M.
sessed at $50
State w. Fred. White, three cases,
charge of exhibiting faro upon II plea
Of guilty, fine assessed NJ S25 In each
case.
State VI. Newt. Lncy, exhibiting
keno; upon plea of guilty, fined
$25.
State w. Andy ELAN and John
Mckenzie, charge OF disturbing relig-
ipus worship; appeal from district
court by defendants; dismissed, and
writ Of procodondo awarded,
State VI. Mike Coyle, same.
Jtate w. james Wells, charge of
theft upon plea of guilty, punish
ment assessed at thirty days impris-
onment In county jhIl.
State W.. Charles A. Howell, charge
OF theft; upon plea OF guilty, punish
ment assessed at three months mpris-
Onment.
State VI. Hays lIawley, theft upon
plea Of guilty, fine assessed at $50,
and sent up for thirty days.
State vs.. Il. NJ. Hanks, appeal from
justice'scourt by DEFENDANT dissmisss
cd, and writ of lr0cedonl0.
State Va. William Minott, appeal by
defendant; quashed.
State w. G. b. kennon; noRe pros.
State Va. George Clark, same.
State w. lobe Watson, two cases,
same.
State vs.. John Hoerr, same.
State W.. jeff Crawford, same.
District Court.
In the case of Nat. nj. Burford VIZ.
City of Dallas, the trial has been COM
pleted and the case given to the jury,
but up to late hour we could not hear
of any verdict.
An interesting case is now before
this court--a suit against the Houston
and Texas Central railroad for dana.
ges. The plaintiff proper, is now dead.
To-day medical experts are to he ex-
amined, to decide whether rheuma-
tism of the heart, of which the plaintifT