Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
Fourth t, Sixth Days Inclusive

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purposes. Trial by jury and jury
failed to agree.
Com. VS.. j. J. Nixon, violating
Sabbath. Trial by jury and verdict
of guilty and fine fixed at $2l.4l25
cents and costs. Capias proflne
awarded.
Com. VS.. Alex Woodson, suffering
gaming. Trial by jury and verdic,
of not guilty.
Com. VS.. Adeline Brent, carrying
concealed deadly weapon. Trial by
jury and verdict of guilty. Fined
$25 and ten days In Jail and costs.
Thirty cases were continued and
alias bench warrants ordered.
Com. VS.. JEFF. Davis and Lou
Clark, adultery and same VS.. Joe
Reynolds and Geo. Croft, gaming,
were dismissed. The defendants in
the first case have married since the
Indictment was found.
| Four cases continued and warrants
OF arrest ordered for absent witnesses.
Com. VS.. Cy. Caudle, C. C. d. W.
Dismissed, the case having been tried
In County Court.
Com. VS.. Boyd Crowder, VIM.
Smith, Jno. Malone and Ed. Gregory,
robbery. Trial by jury and verdict
of acquittal.
Forfeited bail bond of Cube
Raimey for $500 was paid by his
sureties, John Feland and Jno. w.
Mcpherson, excepting $75 RENTED
by the Governor.
Com. VS.. Mary Callishaw, keeping
bawdy house. Judgment for $2S
and costs against defendant.
Seven cases continued and alias
bench warrants ordered.
Com. VS.. Lee CLANCY, suffering
gaming. Dismissed.
Com. VS.. Joe Mclaughlin, grand
larceny. Trial by jury and verdict
of not guilty.
Two cases for gaming dismissed
and defendants released from bail
bouds.
One case of carrying concealed
deadly weapons confessed and judg-
ment given for $25 fine, 10 days in
jail and costs.
Two cases of gaming adjudged
guilty and fines OF SIS and costs Or
dcred by The court, in each case.
The I. A. " Il. Il. II. was adjudged
guilty of suffering public nuisance
by obstructing the highway, and a
fine of $40 ard Gusts was ordered in
two cases and cdpids profne awarded.
Com. VS.. j. E. Woosley, malicious
shooting. Continued and warrant
of arrest awarded for absent witness.
Defendant admitted to bail in STOOL
with James Marques, Annie Woos-
ley and VIM. Harris as sureties.
Com. VS.. Jno. Joiner, malicious
cutting. Bail bond forfeited for 800
(Wm. Joiner surety and case COLI
tinued.
Com. VS.. Henry Billiard SC, ma
licious emitting. Filed with leave to
reinstate and suretes on bail bonds
released.
Com. VS.. Ed Gouhot, malicious
cutting. Case continued and war;
rant Of arrest ordered for absent wit
ness.
Two cases of gaming continued and
warrants Of arrest awarded for alb
sent witnesses.
CIVIL CASES.
j. IT. Williams vs.. M. A. CARROT
and r. d. Radcliffe VS. NJ. A. CARROT.
NJ. A. CARROT, appellant, filed man
dates of the Court of Appeals revers-
sing the decisions of this court,
whereupon these cases were reinstat-
ed and remanded for further proceed
ings.
c. w. Ransom VS.. Nicholas Adams.
Dismissed, settled.
Arthur Wallace vs.. E. j. Sharpe's
Admr. Plaintiff filed mandate of
Court of Appeals, affirming decision
Of this court.
Jno. A. Firms VS.. Jas. Ii. Lander.
Dismissed, settled.
Several answers and cross petitions
filed.
d. L. johnson applied for license
to practice law. r. w. Henry and j.
W. Downer appointed to examine
him, who were sworn accordingly.
Upon their recommendation he was
granted license and was sworn in
Monday as an attorney and as an ex-
Rminer for Christian county.
II. d. Kinsolving, of Hartford, was
sworn in as attorney to practice law
In this court.
Jno. Green's Exr. VS.. heirs and
creditors. j. W. Downer allowed
$500 as attorney for nonresident de-
Lucius P. Green.
Fannie Hooks granted divorce
from her husband Gilbert Hooks
and restored to her maiden name,
Fannie Newland.
M. NJ. Hanbcry, deputy sheriff,
sworn as to summoningjurors.
A. II. Anderson SC. VS.. Sharp &
Shalk. Dismissed, settled.
Plaintiff filed amended petition in
case Of Theresa Harrison against
L. A. and M. d. Sypert.
s. o. Coleman VS.. Jno. A.. Cole
man. Dismissed.
: Ella Cunningham was granted a
decree of divorce from her husband,
Jasper Cunningham and restored to
all the rights Of all unmarried