The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
Or mlnal Court Proceedings.

State w. John O'DOUnsil, disturbing the
! peace: gave bond TO appear saturday morn.
ing.
State w. Sallee, murder In the hrst degree;
Saturday evening the court returns verdict
finding Sallce guilty of murder In the second
degree aud liking his punishment nj ten years
IN the peniteDiiary.
State W. Alex and u. W. 3hipIe7, obstruct-
ing public roads; alias capias Issued against
defendants. returnsJle at October term.
State W. Jack Washington. gaming; drop.
ped from docket.
State W.. Frank Rose, Pleasant Smith and
| John Page, each charged with burglary In
2ni degree and lsrceny pleas of not guilty
Withdrawn and pleas OF guilty entered.
State vs.. Christopher Young. murder lst
degree: case set for special term TO be held
July g.. and panel "f 10 good aud lawful men
ordered to select 3 Ilry from.
State vs.. Lew HAYS. forgery Bird degree ;
tried by jury. found guilty and remanded 10
Jail TO aw alt sentence.
The follow ing Indictments are returned BY
| the grand Jury, who after making reports,
ale discharged:-RObert Matthews, obstruct.
| ing public roads: e. n. Buford, selling lIquor
| without license; Eli Pierce. gambling; Alvin
White. gambling; Samuel Hays. gambling;
| William Hughes. gambling; John Foster,
gambling; Lincoln Jones. gambling; Mat
Walker. gambling; Lee Wright. gambling.
State vs.. Jas. Strong, burglary 2nd degree
and larceny: found guilty and punishment
assessed by jury nj three. years In p%euiten-
ilary.
State W.. James Doyle. grand larceny plea
Of not guilty entered,
Specia. grand Iurg called to investigate
| cases against John Peery and John kraus.
They returned true bills against them for
burglary In End degree and larceny, to which
charges pleas OF gully are entered and defen-
danis remanded 10 await sentence. The
special grand Jury also returned two blank
Indictments for assault with intent TO kill and
An indictment against Edward Gardner for
disturbing the peace.
State w. John Graham selling liquor with.
out license; Jury return verdict OF guilty aud
rssess his punishment at u dne Of $3.50, which
In nv the court reduced TO $40.
State W. VIM. Hughes aud Mat Walker.
gambling; defendants give bond 10 appear on
Saturday, March 10.
State vs.. &. n. Buford, selling liquor with.
out license: bond given for his appearances 10
October.
The special grand Jury agaiu returns into
court and presents the follG wing indictments
State ~. David COnley, grand larceny; state
vs.. TAYLOR Washington, carrying corcszIed
weapons.
State vs.. David COnlsY, grand larceny piles
OF not guilty entered.
State vs.. John Graham, selling liquor with,
out license; bond gwen for appearance al
next regular term.
State vs.. John W. EDdiy, assault to kill
Specirl Judge james NJ. Callahan having re.
fused TO act further, VIM. Young. stepber
N. Wilson and George Price are each In turn
elected, but each refuse 10 serve. Hon. J. ID
Shewalter ID then elected and the case called
for trial, when u motion Is made by defen
dant for u change OF venue. which motion !
by the court sustained mi the case taken 4
the Jackson county court. TO be held 10 lode
pen ieEce on the first Monday 10 November
State VS.. Dollsrhide, forgery second de-
gree bond given for appearance at OctobeI
term OF court.
State VS.. Robt Walls. disturb Ing religion
meeting; oapias ordered issued az .iust defer
dant returnable ut October term Of court.
State W. Jos. Strong, burglary second de,
gree and larceny; found guilty. and punish
ment assessed ut two years In the p~euitentI
airy.
State vs.. Robt Matthews, obstructing put
lie roads; bond given Tor appearance ut mex
regular term.
State vs.. Chris Dollarhlie. forgery secon
degree; bond given for appearance at ne,
regular term.
State vs.. Stephen Gates obsiru Ting publ
roads; bond given for Appearance at ne,
regular term.
State VS. James Vinegar, assault with In
tent TO kill; tried by Jury, found guilty an
!, punishment assessed al two years Ia ia
penitentiary.