The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-25

Jury
W.O. nauey. WA. Ciymcr
Gco. a. Bright. nush Logan,
Wa nnrtan, -. Neviand.
uenierou sims o. Van Arsdaie,
"a. G. au.uu. .. y Ceole,
James iagau, o. n. McClsry,
q. e. Colby, Esuien wilnaa.
Charlie. naushsuy, Hear Ware.
rstu IrHa.
IN Martha. John 3. Ousley.
Richard hihh, Henry haashman,
VIM. psughsny, w.K. Mecl,
john i1c. r. T. NunneileT.
}. A. Hauis, a.. q. boone.
WA. Goofh, n 1. Porter.
Joe. A. Mcclary, D. n. hearley,
samuel n. Helm, '. W. iogan,
Joseph suope, }, N. AcEoheris
N D. Elmure, ,. n. Hooker,
D. NJ Reid. Ias. 4. Ilackley,
Jerry nhsfo, n q. Engleman.
The int case called was against Samuel
Holmes Cor maliciously shooting IA. Dav-
idson, NJ the time he killed Colonel Napier.
A change Of venue was asked, and yesier-
day set ior taking proof as to whether he
could get Justice in trial in this county.
4 number OF witnesses were introduced by
the Commonwealth, but none Of them were
sufficiently acquainted with public senli-
ment 10 swear that he could get fair trial
here, and the ease was, by consent, sent to
Casey county. So Ear a. We ,are able To
learn there Is no feeling against Holmes
here now. lie has paid the penalty as
sessed by jury for his greatest crime, and
there j. M further desire 10 punish him
more than according TO the proof might be
nece-ary. Ills behavior since his release
has been such NJ 10 create a sympathy in
his behalf
The second case against llolues was CON
linued by the Commonwealth.
The case Of Zen Terrell, Tor the murder
Of Mike Fly, was set ior the ath day Of the
term. Wednesday, March aOlh.
SAM Gooch, for cutting Il =. Sloan, was
allowed to confess Judgment for $50 and
casts.
5. D. Conn, charged with murder, will
he called mp for trial on the lalh day Of the
term, Monday April llh; sam upthegroye,
ior malicious wounding, ON April al, 18th
day, and Abe Mclnally, on similar
charge. April sth, 10th day.
The two rases against Samp Douglass
one for ku-kluxing and the other for ear
rying concealed weapons, were filed with
leave 10 reinsiaie.
James Mounee, charged with gambling
vas muleted with the costs.
J. y. Davis, resisting officer, indictment
quashed. Same for assault, fined one cent
and costs. Thomas G.. Dodd-, for assault
same tine.
Alex Martin, for gaming, was fined sl'
aud cost; Jack Walls, keeping tiplins
house, $50 and costs; John q. Baugh, fol
failure TO work road, one cent and costs
VIM. Holland, for keeping tipling house
$50 and costs.
A number Of indictments against Wm
Drye and Clay Powell, for selling liquor
without license, was quashed by Judg'
Owsley because the special act in references
To the sale Of liquor in llusionyille wa
not referred to, but Mr.. Warren appealed
from the decision and will take the case
to the Court Of Appeals.
Gresham and Read have been indicted
for the murder Of Cam Rowzie, and theil
trials set for Monday next at : O'Clock.
THE noted case Of l.. d. Philips VI
John $. Owsley, is set for April ! 2th.
An indictment Cor murder was foun'
against W. !. Moore for the the killing O
Mccormack, and his trial set for Tuesday
April 9TH. The examining court onll
held Moore for manslaughter.
Only eight indictments have been ioun'
10 this time; two lor murder, the others 70
selling liquor without license and carry
ing concealed weapons.
The court has progressed very iasorably
All the Commonwealth cases have eithe
been disposed Of or set for certain days. A
good deal of civil cuisines. has been dom
Judge Owsley has, in most instances, whe
the Commonwealth's cases are not read
pass,d them until some other day Of IN
present term, which Is exactly right, q
the term Is long enough 10 iend ior Vii
nesses 10 California.