The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-04-13
Criminal Court.

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occupied in empanelling the grand
jury. Judge Ryland's charge to the
jury was as usual very exhaustive,
plain and forcible, leaving no reason
for the jury to err in its duty.
The following is the record of pro-
, ceedings.
City of Sedalia VS.. Morris Harter,
appeal; dismissed at cost of city.
City of Sedalia VS.. Samuel thinner
man, appeal same entry.
State of Missouri VS.. Jacob ShObe,
keeping gambling device /; motions for
new trial and In arrest of judgment
Oyerruled.
Same VS.. Arm Sandridge, gam
bling defendant enters plea of guilty
and fined 81.
Same VS.. John b. Hickman, bribery;
defendat withdraws his plea Of not
guilty and files demurrer to the in
dictment; demurrer argued and taken
under advisement by the court.
Same VS.. Tim Wilson, Tim Evans,
Joe White, n. jackson, Walter
Wright, Bill Perkins, Bob Nurse,
John Harris, Sol. Banks, Henry
White and Henry jackson, gaming;
Tim Wilson arraigned says his name
is Tom Stanley, pleads gully; fine of
s1.O0.
State of Missouri vs.. Jake Williams,
appeal: state files motion to dismiss
appeal.
Same VS.. Frank Young, appeal !;
Judgment of justice affirmed.
Same VS.. Jesse James, feloniOus as
sault; defendant arraigned and in
dictment read to him; plea of not
guilty entered.
The grand jury made two reports
during the day, and brought in true
bills against David Shaw, Charles FL
der and Charles Watts, colored, and
William Ford and Charles McLachlin
for burglary and larceny. This Is the
gang who last winter burglarized
number of stores and private resi-
dences. An indictment was also re-
turned against the prisoners who broke
jail few weeks since.
Following is the record of the days
proceedings:
State VS.. John B. Hickman, brib-
cry; demurrer to indictment overruled
and plea of not guilty re-entered by
defendant.
Same VS.. III. Elliott, seining; alias
capias ordered issued for defendant
and continued.
Same VS.. Harvey Wise; cause
stricken from the docket with leave TO
reinstate same.
Same VS.. George Wood and Henry
Wise; same entry.
Same VS.. W. F. Boyer, seining
case dismissed.
Same VS.. Walker Wright, Bill
Perkins and John Harris. gaming
plea of guilty, fined 81 and costs.
Same VS.. John Steele, obstructing
a public road continued until next
term.
Same VS.. Henry Simpson, assault;
jury trial, fined 81 and costs.
Same VS.. same same entry.
Same VS.. same same entry.
Same VS.. John Elliott, seduction
the court having been informed of the
marriage of the defendant to Laura
Glassburn, the woman seduced, the
case is dismissed at the cost OF the
state.
Same VS.. David Shaw and Charles
Elder, colored, burglary and larceny
three indictments defendants ar
raigned and indictments read to them
plea of guilty entered by each defend
ant.
Same VS.. William Ford; burglary
and larceny; two indictments defend
ant arraigned and the indictments
read 10 him, to each of which he en-
tiers a plea of guilty.
Same VS.. William McLacblin, alias
George Douglass burglary and lar
ceny; defendant arraigned and indict-
ment read to him to which he pleads
not guilty; case set for to-day.
Same VS.. Charles Watts, colored
burglary and larceny; defendant ar
raigned and indictment read to him,
to which he enterssa plea of guilty.
Same VS.. John Robinson, William
McLachlin, alias George Douglas, and
Charles Elder, David Shaw and Chas.
Watts, colored, breaking jail; de-
PENDANTS arraigned and Indictment
read to them, to which they enter a
plea of guilty.
Same VS.. Ole Solsberg, attempting
to throw railroad locomotive from
the track; defendant enters into
recognizance in the sum of $500, with
T. B. Anderson and w. F. Boyer as
sureties for his appearance from day
tn day.