The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

Dobbyns, Jno. P. Brooks, JOS. McVey, T. C.
Hill, K j. Jackson and Thompson Park.
Howard Sims and VIM Swope, witnesses
in the case, were fined 81 each and costs
for on-sttendance.
r. c. Guthrie, petit juror, was fined
S. for non-attendance.
State VS.. Chas Allen, embezzlemen,.
Recognized in the sum of 81 900 for his
appearance at the next term of court, with
=. l. Highleyman, Frank Craycroft A. w.
Stripger, Bedford Shobe, X. +. Baker and
John Meinfee as surei.es.
In the case OF the State VS.. John Cal
houn, charged with felonious assault,
which was called Tuesday, the cause was
taken up and heard and the jury found The
defendant gsilty as charged IN the indiet
ment, and assessed his punishment at 500
fine.
state vs.. Kitty Thompson, felon'ous as
ssult, prosecuting attorney entered a nolle
pros.
State VS.. VIM. Bibey, felonious assault;
plea of not guilty heretofore entered with
drawn, and the plea of guilty without NAL
ice substituted therefor, whereupOn the
court sentenced the defendant to six
months imprisonment in the county jail
State VS. Thos WoOlery and Thos Shep-
herd, disturbing lawful assembly. Case
dropped from the docket.
The grand jury appeared in open court
and reported the following indictments:
State VS.. Frank Mills, burglary and lar
ceny. Mills is one of the men who entered
and robbed Addor's jeweiry store.
State VS.. Henry Mungerson, grand lar
c-nv.
No, having concluded their labors, the
jury was ordered to return to their room
and consider further indictments.
In the case of the State vs.. Fred Shock,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
two eases, the demurrer, filed some days
ago was heard and sustained.
State VS.. John y. Anspaugh, selling
liquor on Sunday; caust submitted to
jury, who found verdict of guilty, and
assessed fine of S25. Motion for a new
trial filed by defendant. The attachment
issued for Robt. Beatty, a witness in this
cas-, was dismissed at his cost.
State VS.. Frank Mills. burglary and
larceny defendant srraigned and pleaded
not guilty.
State VS.. J. n. Anspaugh, selling liquor
without license case heard by jury, who
found verdict of not guilty.
State vs.. Pat Sullivan, selling liquor on
Sunday, two cases nolle pros. entered.
State VS.. John Kelly, selling liquor on
Sunday, two cases; nolle pros, entered.
State VS.. X. n. Morrow, selling liquor on
Sunday, two cases; nolle pros, entered.
stare VS.. Dennis Golden, selling liquor
without license, three cases one Case heard
by jury and verdict of not guilty rendered.
Other two cases nolle prOss'd.
State VS.. Conrad Thelan, selling liquor
on Sunday; three cases; forfeiture of
against defendant, and
sureities heretofore taken, set aside, at
their cost. =
Same VS.. same, felOnious assault; Same
entry as above.
State vs.. Pat. Maloney, selling liquor
without license; five cases; forfeiture of re-
coynizance with leaye to set aside in three
eases; a nolle pros. entered in two cases. An
attachment was issued for John Carter, one
Of defendants witnesses.
City of Sedalia vs.. Tim. Dunnigan, ap-
peal; defendant files motion to dismiss.
State vs.. Mrs. Mary Heating, selling
liquor without license; cause submitted to
a Jury, which had not found a verdict at
time of adjournment.
State vs. Ben. johnson, selling liquor
without license; three cases; plea of guilty
entered in one case and fine of $40 assessed.
Mile pros entered in other two cases.
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock this morn
ing,