The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
Same vs.. Patrick McEnroe same ofIense

Same vs.. Patrick McEnroe same ofIense !;
same entry.
Same VS.. John ]. Kelly same of1ense ::
same entry.
same VS. E. G. Cassidy; selling liquor on
Sunday: defendant dismisses his appeal !;
Judgment against defendant and his securi-
ties.
Same VS.. same; same of1ense, four other
cases same entry.
Same vs.. same keeping pool table with
out license; dismissed at defendants costs.
State vs.. Jacob Shobe, keeping pool ia
bic without license case submitted to the
court evidence heard. The court found
the defendant guilty and assessed his hne
at $50.
State VS.. John Murphy, selling liquor on
Sunday, dismissed by the stale
Same Us. same, same entry In tour other
cases.
Same VS.. Ed. Morton, grand larceny de-
PENDANT arraigned, Indictment read to him,
plea of not guilty entered. Case set for the
9TH inst.
Same VS.. B. Bronson, larceny from a
dwelling defendant arraigned and indict-
ment read to him. Defendant says his
name is Lewis D. Shackleford, and by that
name PLEADS not guilty. Case set for the
9th inst.
Same VS.. ALDER: Smith, same offeuse; de-
PENDANT arrsigned, indictment read to him,
plea of not guilty entered. Case set for
the 9th irst.
THIRD DAY.
The following is the record of yesterdays
proceedings in the criminal court:
State VS.. Albert Tessmer, selling liquor
without license; jury failed TO agree and
cause dismissed, at defendants costs.
Same VS. same, same offense; jury found
defendant not guilty.
Same VS.. same, same Offense same entry
Same VS.. same, same ofrnse; state en-
tered nolle pros.
Same VS.. same, same ofiense same entry.
State vs. Hermann Schmidt, selling
liquor on Sunday jury found him not
guilty. .
Same vs.. same, same of1ense state enter
Same IS. same, same offense same entry
Same VS. same, same offense same entry
State VS.. George Bacon, larceny from
dwelling; defendant withdrew his plea of
not guilty, entered at last term of court and
entered plea of not guilty to charge of
petit larceny and was fined SO. He was
committed until costs and fine are paid.
State VS.. Fred Wilson, selling liqnor
without license defendant filed demurrer to
Indictment
FOURTH DAY.
The following are Yesterdays proceedings
i'm the criminal court:
State VS.. r. n. Morrow, keeping billiard
table without license defendant filed ap-
plication for change Of venue.
State VS.. George +. Yeager, practic;ng
medicine without license defendant files
motion to quash indictment and dismiss
case.
State VS.. Dennis Slater and Mike MUIR
ply sciri facias dismissed by agreement
at cost of defendant.
Same VS.. same; same ofiense, same entry,
in four other cases.
State VS.. E. II. Croker, aiding prisoners
to escape from Jail continued from last
term on bond on failure of defendant TO
appear court found for the defendants
bondsmen, Frank Craycroft and j. c. Nc
Laughlin, on account of infor mality in the
proceedings.
State vs.. B. F. Ivey, forgery, alias cspIas
and continued.
State VS.. John Fisher, receiving stolen
goods defendant filed motion to quash.
Motion sustained as 10 the first, second and
fourth counts, but overruled as to others.
State VS.. Timothy Collins, converting
public monies defendant filed motion for
change of venue, motion taken up and
change of venue ordered granted to John
son county.
State vs. Fred. Wilson, felonious assault;
demurrer of seventh taken under advise
ment, demurrer overruled, defendant ex-
cepts.
State VS.. Ed. Morton, grand larceny
plea of not guilty entered on the sixth,
q, II hIr.wu md v.toa Of uuilfy opforad