Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06
COURT REPORTS.

SUPREME CouRT.--Hon. W. F. Cooper
acting chief justice, and Associates P.
Turney, r. mcfarland and T. j. Freeman
presiding.
George Anderson in error vs. the State
retired. Dave Burnett vs.t he State escaped
from custody; capias awarded. Minerva
Rich in error vs. the State; reversed. Pat.
Adkins In error VS.. the State affirmed
Solomon Nance in error VS.. the State. re-
versed and mol. pros. entered Lee Casey
| in er, or vs. the State; affirmed.
WIN. Champe in error vs.. the State af-
! frmed Richard Allen in error VS.. the
State; appeal dismissed Frank Pegg in
, error VS.. the State; affirmed Tilda Nc
Clark in error vs. the State, two causes;
affirmed Bud Tierney in error
VS.. the State; affirmed. Jas. Gaines
in error VS.. the State affirmed
! @. 7. Lour in error VS.. the State, causes
affirmed. D. d. Anderson in error vs. the
State; affirmed. Mary X. Parker in error
vs. Jos. Steed; affirmed. Minerva Rich in
error vs. the State; mol pros entered. E. Y.
White, admir-, VS.. F. F. Bell, E. E. Grit
fifth ct al; affirmed. F. NJ. Rowan
VS.. Magill & Wright; compromised.
The court is still engaged on the docket
of Monroe County, which will occupy the
remainder of this week and Monday of
next week. The county next in order after
Monroe is Roane.
Court adjourned till 8 o'clock this morn.
ing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Hon. S. A. Rodgers, and
Hou w. B. Staley presiding.
VIM Cousins, ct al. VS.. VIM. Livingston;
the cows in controversy decreed to the de-
| fendaut value $40, with 80 cents interest,
balance of property to plaintiffs. w. A.
jackson VS.. X. d c. r. 4. Co.: set for trial
7 on Wednesday of first week in next term,
5 plaintiff allowed 80 days to file declarations
q. T. Lour VS., L. A. Sammons motion for
new trial by plaintiff overruled. w. A. Bla-
yer VS.. John Doyle ct al;
y Rambo VS.. j. W. Bird; continued BY
consent. A. B. Hull vs. J. l.. Crippen
continued by consent. Mcnamara, MUIR 4
Co. and Fl. Carlisle, for use of Fl. Carlisle
: vs.. J. d. Cowan ct al; continued on appli
/ cation of defendants, without terms. NJ. D
Cox and N. Osborne VS.. Justices of knol
County; plaintiff dismisses suit w. G
= Kaln VS.. S. Il. Logan, and w. G. Kahn VS.
e T. A R Nelson; motion by defendants t,
S place cases on docket. Luke Wilds vs. j. C
IS Chiles ct al; plaintiff has thirty days to FL
declarations.
Court adjourned till s o'clock this morn
ing.
- CRIMINAL CoURr-Hon. NJ L. Hal
presiding.
State VS.. Pryor Harms, carrying weapons
/ motion for new trial overruled, fined SIS
d and sentenced to 80 days in the county jail
t. State VS.. w. II. Burnett, assault and bal
terry; motion for new trial overruled, fine
So State VS.. Anderson Grigsby, pc,
e jury; continued by consent State VI
n CalJulian and Martha Jenkins, lewdness; me
ton for new trial overruled, fined 1926 eacl
&c State VS.. Samuel L. Tilery, assault and bal
% iery; continued by defendant. State vi
y Frank Parker, larceny; new trial granted
l. State VS.. Stewart Washington, felonious al
sault; passed till next Saturday. State VI
&c Jesse Williams, forgery; continued. Stat
VS.. Nick Osborne, rape: mol pros on costs
w. c. Evans VS.. Ellen Evans; divorc
Of granted. State vs. Doram Scartlett, pro
,e family; guilty and fined 81. State VS. Ger
Price, malicious stabbing; guilty of assau
and battery, 3 months in Jail and $25 fine
d State VS.. Jas. Coleman, felonious assault
st guilty of assault and battery nine month
e. in jail and $50 fine. State VS. John Kavar
;, augh. felonious assault; continued by d.
Il PENDANT. State VS.. Rebecca Babb, profar
ity and disorde1ly house: continued by d.
le PENDANT
Court adjourned till o'clock this morn
ing.