Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-31
Criminal Court PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY. OCr., "a, 18TH DAY.

SATURDAY. OCr., "a, 18TH A
State vs.. Claus Mahnken, tel onious assault,
plea of not guilty. Bond fixed at $500.
State vs.. Chas. Andrews. burglary in end
degree. and grand larceny. Case tried and de-
PENDANT sentenced to one year in county jail
and pay a fine of 800.
MoNDAY-l3TH DAY.
State vs.. JEFF. Wilson, murder: motion in ar
rest of Judgment filed. and also motion for new
trial.
State vs.. Ben Hill, carrying concealed
weapons, plea Of not guilty. Bond fixed at
$3.50.
State VS.. Henry Clay and Henry Taylor assault
to kill, 3 counts. Defendants found guilty, and
punishment assessed at five years each in the
penitentiary.
TUESDAY. l4TH DAY.
State vs.. Ed Summers and VIM. Jackson, lar
ceny Of timber. Motion to quash overruled,
plea of not guilty. Case tried without a jury
and defendants discharged.
State va. John O'Malley. unlawful sale of in
toxicating liquors. 2 counts. Plea of not guilty
withdrawn. and defendant fined $40 on each
count and remanded.
State vs.. Thos. Gibbons, unlawful sale of in
toxicating liquors. Same entry as above.
State vs.. August Selling, selling liquor on
Snnday- Plea of not guilty withdrawn, and de-
PENDANT fined SO and costs and remanded.
Safe vs.. Claus Mahnken, assault to kill, 3
counts. plea of not guilty withdrawn, and de-
PENDANT fined 500 and costs. and remanded.
State vs.. Henry Esser. carrying concealed
weapons. Nolls entered.
State vs.. h. A. Hill, unlawful sale OF intoxl-
eating liquor. Defendant recogniz ed in sum of
$3.50. and case continued at cost of state.
State IS. Ben Hill, carrying concealed
weapons. plea o. not guilty Withdrawn and plea
of guilty entered. Defendant fined $50 and
coets and ~remanded.
State vs Eligah Jones. assault to, kill 3 counts.
Case tried and defendant found guilty as charg-
ed In the second count, and his punishment as
sessed at s years in the penItentiary.
State vs.. Claus Mahnken, felonious assault to
kill, 2 counts. Continued by consent. Defen-
dant recognized in the sum of $500 for appear
ance at the next term.
18TH DAY-oCTOBER IS.
State vs.. John Cutter grand larceny by bailee,
defendant withdraws plea of not guilty, and en-
tiers plea of guilty.
State VS.. ThOs. Carroll aud John Hurley burg
larry in second degree and grand larceny.
Cause tried and jury assess their punishment at
8 years In the penitentiary.
18TH ~DAY-OCTOBER %.
State VS.. Dewitt Hackley, assault to kill.
Continued by defendant.
State vs.. Patrick Mcdonald, assault to kill.
2 counts. Continued by defendant.
State vs.. Matt Davis. assault to kill, forfeit
ure of recognizance taken with leave to set
aside.
State vs.. JEFF. Wilson, murder, motion in
arrest heard and overruIed.
18TH DAY-ocroBKR 30.
State vs.. John White. sentenced by jury to 5
years, COMMITTED to 8 years in the pen.
John Hill sentenced to years.
Thomas Carroll, 3 years for burglary and
2 years for grand larceny.
John Hurley, 8 years for burglary and 2 years
for grand larceny.
Henry johnson. grand larceny. 5 years.
Robert Beverly, forgery, S years.
Arthur Spencer, burglary and grand larceny
3 years for burglary only.
Henry c lay, assault to kill, 5 years.
Henry Taylor. assault to kill. wears.
"a Jackson. forgery Sd degree. 4 years.
Elijah Jones. assault to kill, 5 years.
John Cutter, grand larceny, 8 years.
The court will sentence JEFF Wilson TODAY
His attorneys will likely argue their motion for
q new trial.
The court will adjourn to day.