Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1892-10-21

o. B. Anderson, sheriff, and ii. b.
Richardson, clerk.
Grand jurors were sworn in as fol-
lows:
J.C. Bruner, j. A. Venable, j. g.
Barlow, d. C. Laird, Ropt. Waugh,
j. r. Chrisman, q. Kelley, T. T..
Barnes, w. w. Felt, A. W. William
son, j. w. Coy and A. Mackay, ST.,
foreman.
PETIT JURORS.
James Tillotson, J. A. Patterson,
Wes Whitall, Oscar Wood, Geo. II.
Applegate, F. Spillman, Ben Buting-
ton, T. II. Carskadon, John Shackel-
ford. David Tudor, j. A. Cavanah, J.
A. Coll, B. F. Brewer, NJ. l.. Einnell,
John Bayne,J. Ell. Buddenberg, III. F.
harr and VIM. Ward.
LEGAL LIGHTS.
We note attorneys in attendance
as follows: m
III Lander, Brookfield; j NJ John
son, Bucklin; A w Mullins, Linneus;e
w K James, st. Joseph; Sam C Ma
ior, Fayette; III K West. Marceline;,
p S RAIDER, T S Dimes, C Hammond,
l. Benecke, j w Davis, Brunswick;
w S Stockwell, A w Johnson, w h
Bradley, G w Bell, C Hammond,
Salisbury; j c Crawley. C B Crawley,
w w Rucker, Ii CMinter, T T Elliott,
o + Smith, ] C Wallace. r c Ford, f.
t Miller and j NJ DeMoss, Keytes-
vile.
Up to Thursday noon thefollowing
cases had been disposed of:
State vs. Chas. (Hig) LESLEY, car
rying concealed weapons; defendant
pleads guilty. Punishment not yet
fixed. This is the case growing out.
OF Lessley's going to the Keytesvillel
opera house on the night of August
18th. 1891. with a concealed revol-
yer on his person. ss
same vs. same, exhibiting deadly
weapons; defendant pleads guilty.
Punishment not yet fixed. This is
the case growing out of Lessley'sex-
hibiting a revolver at the Keytesville
opera house on the night of August
18th, 1891.
Same vs. John w Green, assault
with intent to kill; defendant pleads
guilty and is fined SO. This is the
case in which Green assaulted DR.. Oh.
iver McEuen with piece of fence
rail, near Pee Dee, in June, 1891.
Same vs. Chas (Hig) LESLEY, as
sault and battery; defendant pleads
guilty. Punishment not yet fixed.
This is the case growing out of Less
ley's having assaulted May Broad
dus, just west of Keytesville, last
March.
Same vs Joseph C Griffen, assault
with intent to kill; defendant pleads
guilty and is fined $125. This is the
case emanating from Grifien's as
saulting and badly using up Peter
Witt at a public sale, near Prairie
Hill, some time last spring.
Same VS. w L Green, selling liquor
without license; noHe proseQui.
Same VS. r J Vivian, assault; noHe
This is the case of the
state against Vivian for too severely
whipping a colored girl by the name
of Minnie Jackson while attending
the Keytesville colored public school,
of which Vivian is principal.
Same VS. Geo Green, assault with
intent to kill; defendant pleads gull
ty and is fined 800. This is the case
in which Green shot at James Henry,
in White Oak church, near Westville,
last Christmas eve night.
Same VS. Geo. Green, carrying con-
cealed weapons; defendant pleadsguil-
ty, and is fined $50. This 10 the case
growing out of Green's carrying his
''pop" to White Oak church, near
Westville, on the same night men,
toned above.
Same vs Walter Blakely, feionious
assault; defendant was indicted at
the present term of court, entered a.
plea of guilty and was fined $25.
Young Blakely assaulted young
man by the name OF Dunham with a
wagon hammer at q dance at Frank
Leek's, near Mendon. some two
months ago.