The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-24

additional jurors to be drawn and
the regular PANEL of 30
not being sufficient for the dispatch
Of business.
Ohio Williams confessed in two
cases of misdemeanor for assault and
battery and for disturbing religious
worship and was fined SIS and costs
in the first aud $50 and costs in the
second, and was committed to Jail
for one hour in the second case.
Noah Ammons and Isaac Ammons
each confessed to charges of disturb
ing religious worship and were each
confined in jail for one hour and flo, d
$25 and costs.
Sherman Honnell confessed to a
charge of assault and battery and
was fined SIS and costs.
John Reesenwevcr,a native of Ger
many, timer, made a declaration
in court of his intention to become a
citizen of the United States.
Nimrod Mccoy was fined the costs
of rule against him for not attend.
ing as witness before the Grand
Jury.
Rules against Jasper Rose and
John L. Wilson we're discharged.
Peter Eddy was fined SIS and costs
on confession to "a charge of assault
and battery.
Van Buren, EVERY was fined the
cost of a rule against him for failing
to attend as a witness.
James l.. Warner confessed to sew
en- cases for illegal sale of liquor and
was fined $40 and costs in each
case and was required to give bond
for payment of same
Laura ID. Warner confessed to three
cases for like offense and was fined
a like amount liz each case.
In the case against Joel Costello
for disturbing school exhibition a
trial was had and verdict of not gull
ty was returned.
The case of the State against John
Wayson for misdemeanor was drop.
pCes NUN Vic QONhcb.
A note prosequi was entered in
the case of State against LA. Morris
fors-assault.
A rule against Caroline Tenant
was dismissed.
In the case of the State against
Ed. X. Blair for robbery of J, Robe
d Sons store the defendant plead
guilty, and the prosecuting attorney
waving the prosecution for felony
he was sentenced to eight months in
the county Jail.
A rule and attachment against
Mark Shriver were discharged.
Eliza Moon was fined So and costs
on confession to misdemeanor.
The Grand Jury was discharged
on Saturday morning after returning
the following indictments, viz:
VIM. Sypolt for illegal sale of liq-
uor II cases.
VIM. Sypolt and Wesley Jenkins
for larceny
VIM. Sypolt and Wesley Jenkins
for felony.
Joseph Butler Illegal sale of liquor
3 cases.
William Butler illegal sale of liq-
uor cases.
Charles Conner illegal sale of liq-
uor.
Layina Conway illegal sale of liq-
uor.
William Lynch, Sabbath breaking
4 cases.
William Lynch giving liquor to
minor.
William Holland giving liquor to
minor.
VIM. Thomas giving liquor to mi
nor.
John L. Patterson carrying re
volver.
E. I. Marshall carrying revolver.
Thomas Moore carrying revolver
Lee Watkins assault with intent to
kill.
Mareellus Carraeo cruelty to ami.
mails.
VIM. Anderson cruelty to animals.
Jack Kramer assault and battery
Newton Rose assault and battery.
George Anderson and Alonzo An
derson for robbery.
Tube Henderson playing cards.
Land Hamilton playing cards
Isaac Ammons playing cards.
ID. S. Keck playing cards.
Frank Henderson playing cards.
Ohio Williams playing cards.
Clinton Sprung playing cards 2
cases.
Thomas Hall playing cards 2 cases.
Logan Cunningham playing cards
2 cases.
In the case of the State against
Clark Kincaid for burglary nolte
prosequi was entered.
The case against VIM. Sypolt for
larceny was continued at his costs
and he was required to give bond for
his appearance with j. G. Powell his
surety.
State against Charles Connor-
Assault and battery. Confessed and
fined SIS and costs.
State against Alexander Eddy
Assault and battery. Trial by jury
and verdict of not guilty.
In the condemnation proceedings OF
the Town of Morgantown against XII
ger. MADEIRA, Holt, Moore aud others,
the applicant paid into court the
compensation awarded in these cases
by the commissioners.
George Anderson and Alonzo An
derson indicted for robbery of the
Higgins each plead not guilty and
their trial is set for Monday, Oct. rs,
1891.
The CAGE against Lindsey Kenne-
dy for contempt was dismissed.
State against Charles b. Hardin
and Samuel Hardin-Seire facias on
recognizance. Execution was award
Ell against Samuel Hardin, surety in
the recognizanee Of Charles B. Har-
din for $780,
Frank j. Brock against VIM. X.
Hoffman. Judgment was rendered
against the defendant for $556.50.
Warrior Elkins of West Virgin
la p wants to be Secretary of War.
The warrior recently conquered TO-
600 acres of coal lands in New Mexi-
co and has subjugated about half
the tim Der and coal lands of West
Virginia The warrior also holds
the republican party of this State
up by the tail. The warrior is a