The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-17
CRIMINAL COURT.
A Considerable Amount OF Bnsi-
ness Transacted by Jucge
Rylend Yesterday.
The Grand Jury Made Its Final
Report. an Unusually Large
One, ana Was Discharged.

the criminal court yesterday:
State vs. Chas. Land. grand larceny
final judgment entered against e. NJ. A
Clancy, defendants security
Sta.e VS.. Henry Munseryan, grand lar
ceny; trial resumed; cause submitted Il
jury, which brought in a verdict of guilty
assessing his punishment at two years il
the penitentiary.
State VS. Jack Penn, rape; nolle prose
qui entered by county attorney.
CITY of Sedslia vs.. Tim Dunnigan, ap
peal; motion to dismiss overruled; defend
ant tiles exceptions
State VS. frank Jones, felonious assault
jury sworn in and case commenced. States
evidence heard and nOlle entered.
Peter Hay excused as a petit juror be.
cause of deafness
State VS.. Beiiwood and Piles In this
case where the jury ignored a bill and q
judgment for costs were rendered against D.
E. Davis, the prosecuting witness, Davis
filed motion 10 set aside the Judgment.
1t is thought the grand jury will con-
clude its labors to-day, when a large num-
Der of indictments will be returned
City OF Sedalia VS.. S. uerys, appealed
from decision of recorder; dismissed; judg-
ment Of recorder affirmed.
City of Sedalis VS.. Tim Dunnigan; APP
peaied from the decision of the recorder;
dismissed; Judgment of recorder affirmed.
without license; verdict of guilty and fine
Of So 30 assessed. Defendant files a mo-
tion for new trial
Two other cases against Sullivan, the
same charge: were continued by the state,
at the Cost of the state, and defendant en-
tered into recognizancs in the sum of 500,
with JAS Glass as surety.
Stil another case sgains, Sullivan. same
charge, wac nOlle prosecuted.
State vs.. Dennis Slater, s-lling liquor
without license; forfeiture of recognizance
taken against defendant and his sureties;
alias cspias scire facias issued, returnable
next term.
Four other cases against Slater, of the
same nature, we're disposed of as above.
Stale VS. Morris Sullivan, selling liquor
On Sunday; defendant arraigned and plea
OF not guilty entered.
State VS.. John Fisher, receiving stolen
goods; defendant arraigned; formal re aiding
of the indictment waived; pleads not guilty;
cause continued by consent; defendant,
with Chas. Yost as surety, entered into re-
cognizance in the sum of $500.
State VS. Pat. Slavins, selling liquor on
Sunday; defendant arraigned and plea of
not guilty entered.
State VS.. l. N. Baker, selling liquor with
out license, two indictments; defendant az
rsigned and plea of not guilty entered
State VS.. Fred. Segendahl, selling liquor
.Fithout license, two indictments; plea of
guilty entered and fine of $40 assessed in
each case.
State VS.. Geo. Bacon, larceny from a
dwelling house; defendant arraigned and
plea of not guilty entered; cause continued;
defendant, with S. III. Beiler as surety, en-
tered into recognizance in the sum of $500
State VS.. Tim Dunnigan, violating the
ordinances of Sedalia, appealed; plaintiff
files information for intoxication, disturb
ing the peace, resisting an officer and using
obscene isnguaSe;cause continued generally.
State VS.. A. ID. Werdermann, s+lling
liquor on Sunday; arrraiened, plea of not
guilty entered; plea afterwards withdrawn
and plea of guilty entered; fine of $25 as
seseed.
State VS.. Pat McEnroe, selling liquor on
Sunday, two cases; plea Of guilty in both
cases and fne of SIS in each.
State vs.. Morris Sullivan, selling liquor
on Sunday; plea of guilty and fine of $25
State VS.. Mary Heating, selling liquor
without license; motion for new trial over
ruled; defendant excerpts.
State vs.. Jno. n. Auspaugh, selling
liquor without license; motion for new
trial overruIed. Defendant excerpts; mo.
ton in arrest of judgement filed and
overruled.
State VS.. Pat Sullivan, selling liquor on
Sunday plea Of not guilty. and bond CIV
en- for appearance at next term.
State vs.. Jas. H. Bellwood and Samuel
L Pile, grand larceny: motion to set aside
judgment for costs, filed by d. E. Davis,
prosecuting witness, taken up and over
ruled defendant excerpts. Dsvis files mo-
ton to re-tax costs. Motion sustained.
State vs.. Morris Sullivan, selling liquor
without license; motion for new trial, and
in arrest of judgment, overruled. Defend.
ant excerpts.
State vs. Albert Arnold, petit larceny
case taken up and heard by jury. Fine of
SIS.
State VS.. Pat Sullivan, selling liquor
without license; defendant files applica-
tion for change of venue, which was sus-
tanned, and election of q special Judge to
hear case ordered.
Grand jury came into open court, and
returned large batch of ind ,ctments, and
having concluded its labors, was dis
charged.
The following report was also submitted
by the
GRAND JURY.
We, the grand jury, have visited the
county Jail, also the county clerks Office
and tressurer's Office, as directed. We find
the Jail in . very good condition, as regards
cleanliness of the same The sanitary
condition of the cells and Jail building is
as good as its construction will allow. We
heard some complaint from prisoners in
regard to the treatment they received from
the sheriff, especially the food furnished
them. We investigated these complaints
sufficiently to satisfy ourselves that the
comnlainfs were xifhnuf nronor oanso