The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-29
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When Court was called on WednrS-
day thu Solicitor hamH"d enc bill to The
Grand Jury.
li.u. GRAND Jury returned a number OF
true bills, and in some few cases 10 bill.
The Court rsSumrd the hearing Of inc
argument Of Mr.. Noble in the case Of
the State ". II. y. Napier, indicted toy
demonstrating and breach Of trust. Tia"
prisoner was convicted on the second
count aud recommended TO Tia. mercy
OF the Court.
!E..B. Gary, ESQ, and w. l.. Miller.
E.su., presented an order for tho release
of Harriet j. Cuwan and J,acphin"
Lindsay, against whom 10 bill hsd been
found for murder.
The case Of the state VS.. Epnner Adj
ans, indicted for larceny Of live stock,
WAS taken up for trial. MesSrs. +. L.
and +. j. Gary for the defense. The
d.ferdan, was charged with stealing Il
no-hOrned COW from Mr.. ). ". Jones.
The jury failed to identify Ncnnor as the
man WIN stole the COW, imspi'" OF gold
plugsiirfsiiis front teeth: md after re-
m~ainitlg dut. Al night. returned next
morninglat STESo'clock and said they
courd7nut ag.ce,Sanh were discharged.
Dir. Grafdon submitted by agreement,
OF The claimant and. the County Com
inissiomerS the question ioi what fees q
physician was entiuid tb, who made. All
examination OF q dead body and testii-
ell ass iii expert befprestlte Trial Justice
who held IN preliminary examination.
The physician claimed @i5, and the
County ColHmissionrrs thought s., was
proper. Ills Honor withheld his dec:"~
i0n.+'
Juries number !, ard 2, both being in
their rooms, Engaged il the considrra-
ton Of cases, after waiting until half
past three o'clock. Court adjourned till
10 o'clock rsNt1mornins. Be :
E"i :" Thursday. '"
The Grand Jury returned batch of
bills upon which they had passed. They
also made their regular presriltlnent, and
also q special preseltlnent relating to the
indp1:ng Of the records Of his Office by
the Clerk. Both Of theS" papers may
be found III another column.
The Court took up the case Of Che
State .vs.Jobn u. Morris, assault and
ba~terv.or u high and aggravated nat
urs- Messrs. 0. y. aud W.r. Calhoun
Tor Che defense. Tbs. jury returned Il
verdict Of not guilty.
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son, ~ Il larseacts 3'"l'efE' l." W.
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Inc Eooit hea'u the argument III the
I"'s o. oanlel '"i'''S. II jury re
'",Iteo 'ef"'c' o! not guilty.
me ',"'' W. .,ah" ~!ach5"h, lhdiCted
w. ' Tnss M,nu. ~ "'s"s''S 'n'o
vuu, was I.r.nI.J Ly +. Il f1;..v H.
;ih. iurv found the iri,rd,n, ]~n;l,r
Nc.x, c,n,e iLa boy w, ~. No.,
who hr,I. INTO Mr. S,f,n.s L,,.a amI
s,ol..somx moneyand a'craxa How W."
wei! defended bv Mcssrs. @ ~ md w
=. C%uIlouu, Int IN. inv fnnnd j';m u,,;I.
~ on both counts.
IN. Stat. y. Kanhcn Wo,l. ;,a;.,o,
t,r h;raImy: was Iet.nI.L T "" u' n""''f e
b. cary, u. \. Graydon and ". J..
&C. wives in the sn,n section, in two
wears. He WAS convicted ~.
,"Ni!iia'n Williams was next convicted
s OF sse al ing cor" s1, from a,; Mr ca: =, Bolts: in
si.l iNr T. p CIV '> "' ''"'-
Hen Bradley was put unon t,i,, c,,.
carrying conHcalcd weapons. Ben ana
hfs friends said he didn't haye any pistol
ti'at he pretended to have one in his
hreeehss pocket, and put his hand there
to scare the crowd back. Col, J.. b. Ga
~ made an eloquent speech IN his BE-
ha|f:. sIhe Go"Et DIRECTED, the jury to
TO !" O'Clock "cxt morning.
.-@ SATURDAY,. ..