The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-16

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State We. James Merrill, alias HAPPY
Murrill, disturbing the peace; cause
nolle prose qued by the states at
torney.
State VS.. HI. J. Murrill, - Yea
sey, Fred Page, G, ID. Wright, ii.
Riley, w. G. Meyers, TheO. Kerr,
and A. II. Cady, sending threatening
letters defendants Murrill, Page,
Wright and Riley withdraw pleas OF
not guilty and plead guilty. All the
defendants enter Gemurers TO indict-
ment and court sustains demurers.
State VS.. same, same charge; same
entry.
State VS.. Eugene Perry, disturbing
the peace, cause dism ssed by the
state.
State VS.. John Ferris, Louis Cronin.
Dan Nevill, Isaac Wright, j. j.
Buckley, III. Kirby, Theo. Kerr and
III. j. Murrill, disturbing the peace /;
defendant Wright withdraws plea of
not guilty and enters plea of guilty.
Defendants Wright, Buckley and
Ferris plead former acquital in tie
police court for the same offense as a
bar to further proceedings plea sus-
tanned by the court. Kerr and Muir
rill plead not guilty; defendant Muir
rill arraigned, tried by jury, found
guilty and fined So and costs. Com
plant was dismissed as to Kerr and
Riley.
State VS.. 10 n Collins, Fred. Page.
w. III. Hamilton, Frank Spann,
Frank Nevills and G. F. Mccullough,
tearing up railroad track and throw
ing cars therefrom defendants Spann
and Mccullough arraigned, plead not
guilty. v illnesses for the prosecu-
ton and defense recognized in the
sum OF 500 each.
State VS.. James Conner, appeal
by consent.
State VS.. Joseph Cartwright, OBJ
structing public highways. Forfeit
ure of recognizance. with: leave to move
TO set aside this term.
State VS.. III. E. Wright and j.
Vanderberg, larceny from a dwelling,
plea of guilty admitted and sentenced
to one day each in Jail.
State VS.. Harry wise, petit larceny,
plea of not guilty, remanded for trial
and witnesses recognized In the sum
of 800 each.
State VS.. Charles Hudson, rape,
pleads guilty to incest and remanded
to await sentence This is the coon
who ravished his daughter last sum-
mer.
State VS.. VIM. Ellis, assault to kill, |
cause ignored by the grand jury.
State VS.. Ole StOsberg, throwing an |
engine from the track, cause con
tinued and defendant recognized in |
the sum of $500 with Peter England |
as security.
The cases of Fred. Page, John
Collins, Geo. Mccullough and Frank
Nevills were called and continued.
The defendants failing to find bond
we're committed to jail.
Pat Golden, another of the train
Ereckers who has heretofore failed to
put in an appearance, was yesterday
brought down from Kansas City on
IN alias writ but being too drunk to
appear was placed in jail to sober up.
THE DYNAMITERs,
leld over to the next term, for train
etc.
John Collins and Fred Page sue
,eeded in giving the required $1,000
,ond with Pat McEnroe and Johu
Baker as sureties, but up to the close
# the afternoon session the other pris-
'ners. Nevill and McCuIlouh had
allied to find bOndsmen.
The docket cases disposed of were
S follows:
City of Sedalia VS.. Matte Childs,
ppeal, continued by consent to next
ERIN.
STATE VS.. PAT GOLDEN.
Iii Wilmington, ct al, disturbing the
eace. Pat having sufficiently recover
d from the effects of Kansas City
'hiskey was brought into court and
loaded guilty. He was fined So and ,
osts, but as he had completely dis.
,usted his bondsmen and was out of
ash he went to Jail to serve it out on
ne rock pile. this disposed of the last |
f the peace disturbing cases growing
ut Of the strike. /
STATE VS.. ED. CORP,
Irceny from dwelling house, two
cunts, one count nolle prosecuted by
ne state and the defendant pleaded {
Utility to the other and was sentenced
} three years in the penitentiary. {
This Is not nv first term there" said {