The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-04-14
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vember term.
State vs.. Nora Belmont and Jessie
Browning was called. The defend.
ants have never been arrested the
entry on the record being "defend-
ants not found" Alias Capias ordered
returnable next term.
The business of the morning hav-
ing been exhausted, the court took
recess until 1880 p. m.
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court opened at 100.
State VS.. Jas. Fl. Churchill, charged
with obtaining goods under false pr e.
lenses, had his case continued until
the next term. This is a case where
a wagon gotten of David Williams is
in controversy.
The grand jury filed into court and
returned the following indictments ::
Horace Umbles, felonious assault.
Marion Sawash, grand larceny.
Joe Hewitt, rape.
Alex Smith, exhibiting dangerous
weapons.
Eli Hawkins, burglary and lar
ceny.
VIM. Anderson, grand larc eny
Marion Sawash is charged with
stealing a shot gun from Thos. E
Gregory, on Nov. II, 1890. The
case was called and his attorney, j.
H. Bowron did not appear and the
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
The boy William Anderson was ar
ranged. He is the one who stole
seal skin cloak from Mrs. II. II.
Marean and is as black as night. He
told the court that his father lived in
lotown, meaning Lincolnville, and he
had no lawyer but his father was able
to employee one. This was denied by
the officers, and Louis Hoffman
was appointed by the court to defend
him.
Alex. Smith, charged with 70 ling
with a pistol had no attorney or money
and G. L. Wilson was appointed To
defend him.
The other prisoners indicted were
arraigned and disposed of.
Joe Hewitt pleaded not guilty, as
also did Alex. smith.
William Anderson pleaded guilty
and his attorney asked that he be sent
to the Reform school, ss the boy said
he was under Is years of age.
Deferred.
d. ID. Shields is on trial this af'er-
noon charged with stealing twenty
pullets and roosters from NJ. Redd on
18th day of September, 1890. Hes
tain and Parmerlee were appointed as
his attorneys.
Yesterday afternoon, in the crimi-
nal court, Joe Hewitt was brought
out and arraigned on the charge of
rape. He pleaded not guilty. His
case was continued and he was re-
quired to give bond in the sum of
81 800. He could not give it and
went to Jail.
D. d. Shields was arraigned for
grand larceny. He afterward with
drew his plea and wss allowed to
plead guilty to petit larceny, which
he did and was sentenced TO thirty
days in Jail.
The following proceedings were had
this morning:
John Huffman, q minor, convicted
of jumping on morning trains, was
released from Jail under the insolvent
act.
State against w. S. Epperson, dis
missed assault.
d. David, charged with renting a
house for purposes of Prostitution
continued on recognizance of $500.
r. A. Kirtley, same offence and
same entry.
State against William Rollins; dis
missed.
This afternoon a number of small
cases were continued.
In the case of Joe Hewitt, the bond
required was only half that required
by the justice of the peace committing
him. The reduction was made ON
strength of statements to the curt,
concerning the case, by Hewitt's at
torney.
MONEY IN THE BUSINESS
Tell Mrs. Wells that her, or any
Industrious person, can make $50 a
week in the plating business. For
particulars, address the Lake Electric
Co., Englewood, Ill. A platter costs
So. lam working now, and know
there is money in the business.
HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY.
P. G. Kelley, of rather crooked
nrocliyities was AGAIN and for the