The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
Criminal Court.

State Us. Vint III. lgo, malicious
wounding stock, cause taken up and
submitted to jury; fine of $50 and
costs imposed.
State VS.. Whitfield Powell, feloni-
GUS assault; jury sworn and case con-
tinued until this morning at 8 o'clock.
This morning, when the court open
ed, the case against Powell for felonious
assault was called up and testimony
taken. The jury trying it was as fol
lows:
w. NJ. Berry, w. H. Fuller, JOS
eph Warren, James McCampbell,
Philip Eicheltz. j. A. C,pen, Aug.
Anhauser, Henry Pregg, {. Moore,
J. @. Gray, j. w. Neal, Henry
Hemphill.
The attorneys for the pr secution
were Messrs r. stor and L'ng'n for
the defense Messrs Boyd, Lamm and
Bridges.
The trial VS. brought to Peutis
county on a charge Of venue from
Saline county, the ALL ged assault
having been committed a. Miami,
last winter, where Powell kept a
restaurant. There are three cases
against him for felonioas assault, all
growing out of the same transaction.
The jury this afternoon in the Pow
ell case returned a verdict of not
guilty. The trirl of the defendant
for another charge of felonious assault
was then called up AM the summon
ipg and swearing ofa jury is in pro-
gress as this paper is being printed.
State VS. Whitfield Powell. felonious
assault jury impanels sworn and
trial progressed until the hour of ad-
journment. Trial resumed this morn
ing and occupied the day. the exami-
nation of the second witness having
not been finished at the noon hour
The jurors trying the case are as fol.
lows J. Wine, Peter Miller, JAS.
Sewell, James Derieux, j. T. John
son, Chas. Hoffman, B. DeHaven. j.
T. Mcdonald. A. P. Hyatt, j. w.
Smith. John L. Ahrens, John r.
Clopton.
State VS. Buck Chaffee, assault and
battery. continued generally by con-
cent.
State vs. James Harkless, felonious
assault; defendant files motion to
reduce fine.
Vint III. Igo. who was fined fifty
dollars ard costs for manning stock,
took an appeal to the supreme court
and filed an appeal bond in the sum
of two hundred dollars. He was
given until September LIST to file a
bill of exceptions. The other two
cases against him were continued till
next term of court
State VS.. Whitfield Powell, feloni-
Gus assault; trial resumed before
jury and concluded; verdict of not
guilty returned.
State VS.. Whitfield Powell, feloni- |
Gus assault; dismissed by the prosecu.
ton.
State VS.. Henry Morris, cutting
face; defendant and P. Y. Cox, his
bendsmen, called; forfeiture of rec
ognizance with leave to move to set
aside. Alias capias ordered,
State VS., S. Morris, cutting fence
defendant and I'll. W. Morris, bis
bondsman, called; forfeiture of recog-
nizaDce with leave to move to set
aside. Alias capias ordered.
State VS.. VIM. Wakefield. cutting
fence; defendant and w. d. Wake
field, his bondsman, called forfeiture
of recognizance with leave to move to |
set aside. Alias capias ordered.
Joseph Warren excused from the
petit panel.
State VS.. Matthew Critchiow, grand
larceny; case begun and jury i'm
paneled. Critchlow vas indicted
for the larceny of mule worth 800,
from his father, j. O. Critchlow,
July LIST, Last year, from the residence
of the latter about twenty miles from |
Sedalia, in Pettis county. The de-
PENDANT wss arrested at Edna, Knox
county and gave bond in the sum of
81 900 for bis appearance for trial.
Geo. w. Barnett of Sedalia defends
him.
The following are the jurors trying
CritchlOw w. NJ. Berry, Philip
Eicholtz, Samuel Stahl, o. F. Harris,
j. A. Capen, j. p. Kemp, Aug. In
hauser, Henry Pragge, ]. Wine,
James Sewell, j. p. Hartell, Geo. NJ.
APemberton.
In the case of the state VS.. James
HAIRLESS, the fine was reduced from
$87. so to $3.50.
Sweet Springs Boiled Down.
Henry RnWman went To Sedalia Tnac. |