The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09
CRIMINAL COURT.
The November Term Begins It's
Session In Dead Earnest.

composed as follows:
Foreman, James III. Looney; jur-
ors-George Clopton, j. r. Spurgeon,
j. III. Kincaid, John r. Wallace, j.
w. Smith, Milt Durrell. w. B. Hig.
gins. J. S. Hughs, c. Z. Messerly,
NJ. Pearson and Jeff Rawlings
The court then proceeded to take
up the regular docket and the follow
ing entries were made;
APPEALS.
City of Sedalia VS.. Isaac Adkins
Judgment of justice confirmed and
judgment against defendant and Eliz-
abeth Adkins and w. F. Boyer
for SO.
City of Sedalia VS.. Ed. T. Dona-
hue; dismissed at cost Of city.
City of Sedalia VS. Thomas DUNN
gan judgement affirmed.
City of Sedalia VS.. G. T. Watts,
judgement affirmed and jugement
against defendant and his sureties,
Morris Sullivan and Pat Slower, for
$5.
City ofSedalia VS.. Henry Bowers;
dismissedat cost Of city.
STATE CASES.
State VS. W. G, Ruffn, malicious
trespass, continued at defendants
cost and defendant recognized in sum
of 5000 for his appearance at next
term of court.
State VS. James Mexican, carrying
concealed weapons, defendant enters
plea of guilty and fined $50.
State VS. King Stroll, assault and
battery, defendant enters plea of
guilty and is fined SIS.
State VS. Peter Waybright, Frank
and Weeden Hainline, disturbing the
peace, defendants enter a plea of
guilty and are fined SIS each.
Court adjourned to 8 a. m. to-day.
SECOND DAY.
Criminal court was again in session
yesterday, Judge Ryland presiding.
The grand jury made no report, and
the only business done was the dispo-
sal of the following cases:
City of Sedalia VS.. John Foster,
appeal; dismissed at city's cost.
State VS.. Chas. Hyde, appeal; judg-
ment affirmed and judgment against
the defendant and his sureties, T.. A.
Frazier and Pat McEnroe fer 81.
State VS.. Jno. J. Clare, judgment
affirmed and sustained for SO against
defendant and sureties, Geo. Bauman
and w. Harter.
State VS.. Lemuel Bailey, felonious
assault; change of venue, sci facias
against defendant and his sureties, and
forfeiture Of recognizance with leave
to move to set aside same. Plenary
facias issued for defendant returnab |
next term of court.
State VS.. III. Elliott, seining; cause
dropped from docket.
Safe VS.. James Steele, obstructing
public highway; dismissed by the
state.
Court adjourned to 9 a. m. to-day. |
The docket of the present term is
quite small, and outside of the cases
of train wrecking and obstructing,
growing out of the late strikes, will
contain little of sensational nature. |
The docketed cases that have been |
dated for trial are as follows:
To-day, Friday, State VS.. Thomas
Evans, Joe White, III. Jackson, Bob |
Nourse, Sol Banks, Henry White and
Henry jackson, gambling. This is
batch of young coon crap players.
SATURDAY.
State VS.. VIM. Freeland, disturb.
the peace.
State VS.. Joe Cook, gambling.
MONDAY.
State VS.. Eugene Perry, Jack Col
Inns, Ed. Howe, Pat Golden, Frank
Spann, Jack Holland, Geo. Fisher,
Tim Sullivan, Fred. Page, j. I'll.
Fitzgerald, - Hollis, w. Ell. Ham,
ilton and Eli Whiting, obstructing
the running of trains, etc.
TUESDAY.
State VS.. James Merrill alias Harry
Murrill, disturbing the peace.
GRAND JURY CASES,