The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10


In The dlstrirt court yest~r.g.v q.
sfgumeEs Of TIE noeion isr : ne. -
n the case Of Gsprxe D. I'm -.
eouufy treasurer. chsrred usfh dex.l
esfioa. wzs again postponed, this TIM
nnM to-naoSrou morning Il IL said
fhe fnosion via surely te asxued =,
morrow. Mr. HIS demurrer 10 IL
|indictGert and motior fr = ~onsinu.
1nce VIII come up af TIE ~srne tI,nr
The attorneys for the defease have cal.
iecsesi large
BsTrH ~ ayvrBavrrs
To prove that IN unsssse.l jury csnro,
g otsainei in King county. uhiIs
Prossrs1ting Attorney Ronald has ~
equally Large numfsey, ineluaing IN
srndzsifs Of the MOST Of The eoarlfv os.
hciats. stating that Il uoxsId h< incur
rinR needless and entirely uniustisses;
expense 10 transfer the case 20 ANOTHER
court.
The writ Of haheas eorpas In The
case OF James A. Baich. ars inmate 81
the stkilacum asylum. vxs dismiss~d.
ard NJ. Balch MAS yenszns!e<i IN the
Esixsriy Of the asyium superintendent
Mr.. Baieh h m old, gray haired ma n
and his dimentia, II be has any, h Of
vExr nAENLes x4rrnk
He Is quiet and talks very nationally.
He i % FAR along in years that Sc
could not support himself, and - he
+ IL permitted great hterfi<a 1t the axr.
lan. he 10 thought to be ~ wen PRO
vided for there a. he could be e,~e.
where. Those who attended the Omen.
ing reception af the asylum last BE-
cesnher will remember Mr.. Bach -
the tail. slender old man in . military
uniforms who took part ia the literary
exercises
MORE fSpIcTxExrz.
An Indictment was returned against
William Wright for an assault With 3
deadly weapon. He was axrnirnesI
and pleaded not guilty. Michae!
Aouch. alias Lucci, was indicted Tor
an assault with deadly weapon with
the intent TO infsict bodily injury. He
aizo pleaded not guilty.
The ease OF Mrs. Preacher axain.,
her husband John for q divorce, was
continued
CHANGED rHKfk PLEA.
James Geary and Charles Hatha.
way, indicted for knoaingty receiving
stolen goods. Withdrew their former
pleas OF not guilty and pleaded guilty.
They were each sentenced 10 thirty
days ~ the county jail and to pay q
Charles II. Croker. indicted for lar.
eeny was arraigned and given until
next Tuesday 10 plead. He Is charged
With obtaining $50 from r. n. Thorpe
OF Eliensburg. on the promise Of TAX
ing Mr.. Thorpe 10 Victoria and not
fulfilling his contract.
G. y. Reid pleaded not guilty 10 the
indirtment found against him for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenscs.
Reid formerly conducted an employ
ment bureau and Is charged with OBJ
tanning fees from tailoring men for
finding them employment, and then
sending them of on Wild goose chase
In search Of the promised work
An rsssvoEr CASE.
The court fixed the bond of n. II.
Bromby for an appeal to the supreme
court at 5000. The bond must have
two sureties who will verify that they
are worth $500 each, and il is 10 be
subject 70 the approval OF the prose
citing attorney. Broniby was con
victed OF conducting a house OF ill.,
fame Al Weston and sentenced TO pay
fine Of 500.
The eeriiornri OF W. II. True from
Justice Jones court was argued and
taken under aivisement After the
court adjourned Chief Justice Jones
looked over the papers and ordered
the rersiorari dismissed. as the court
below had not entered any judgment
and consequently there was nothing 90
appeal. True was convicted in the
lower court OF peidling without a
license
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the case Of Patrick Griffith.
against whom true bill was not
found for indecent exposure OF his
person. the grand jury recommended
that the costs be taxed to the com.
planning witness, Capt Parker. The
court issued an order for Capt Parker
TO show cause why he should not pay
ii. Parker appeared and was released
from all obligations in the matter.
The grand jury will finish its work
and be discharged on Tuesday.
Court adjourned at f2sis yesterday
afternoon until e.34 tomorrow.