St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-12-03
District Court.

| DlStrlcC court.
The following criminal cases were dis
posed of at the present term up tt
Friday of this week:
November It'll.
State of Louisiana VS.. Allies Fusilier
carrying concealed weapons, pleads
guilty; sentence: S25 and costs or 81
days in parish Jail.
November 9th.
State of Louisiana VS.. Emile Desho.
tells, pleads guilty $40 and costs or ter
days.
November 18th.
John Cole, carrying concealed weap-
ons, pleads guilty.
John Cole, unlawfully taking and
driving the horse of another person
without owners consent, pleads guilty
State VS.. Octave Bertrand, carrying
concealed weapons, pleads guilty SIC
and ccsts Or IS days in jail.
November 18th.
State VS.. Omcr Smith, carrying con
cealed weapons, pleads guilty.
November 10Th.
State VS.. Willie Snuff, carrying con.
cealed weapons, pleads guilty.
State VS.. Mack Reed, earring conceal
ed weapons, pleads guilty.
State VS.. Mack Reed, violating act 81
of 1886, pleads guilty.
State VS.. James Warner, violating act
81 OF 1886, pleads guilty; S15 and costs
or Is days in Jail.
State vs.. Octave Antoine, burglary
and larceny, pleads guilty.
St9tp Va Hoe Clinton nnttv larrpI,v
trial by jury. guilty.
State vs. Nicholas Paul, alias Joseph
Paul, petty larceny, pleads guilty.
State Us. l.. r. Gould, Jail breaking,
pleads guilty; $50 and costs or 80 days,
State US. I. Prud'homme, violating
act 81 of 1886, pleads guilty; $15 and
costs or 10 days.
November 18th.
State VS.. Perry Demery, larceny, tried
by jury, verdict of guilty and recon-
mended to the mercy of the court.
State VS.. Armas Brown, larceny, plea
of guilty.
State vs.. Henry Clay, petty larceny,
plea of guilty.
State vs.. Edmund Anderson, burglary
guilty and recommended to the mercy
of the court.
November 1Stl
State VS.. Mike GaIliyer, petty larceny,
trial by jury; verdict: not guilty.
State vs.. Eli Sanders, carrying con-
cealed weapons, mistrial.
November 18th.
State VS.. Cleophas Soileau, carrying
concealed weapons, pleads guilty; $50
and costs or 80 days.
State VS.. Matthias Rougeau, petty lal-
ceDy, tried by jury; not guilty.
November 21st.
State VS.. Mentor Reuben, carrying
concealed weapons, pleads guilty.
State Us. Normand Fontenot, carrying
concealed weapons, pleads guilty.
State VS.. Daniel Thomas Mcdaniel,
petty larceny, pleads guilty.
State VS.. Leopold Goudciaux, selling
liquor on election day, pleads guilty;
$40 and costs or ten days.
November 23d.
State VS.. j. V. Guillory, murder, trial
by jury, lasted three days; not guilty.
November 25th.
State VS.. Theophle Hcbert and Ed
guilty.
November Goth.
State VS.. Vile and Arville Rideau,
petty larceny, Awhile Rideau not guilty
md Vile Ridoau guilty and recommen- |
led to the most extreme mercy of the |
court.
November 2Sth
State VS.. Anthony Houston, petty lar
,eny; not guilty.
State VS.. lssac Washington, larceny Of
! liolstein calf guilty.
State VS.. Henry jackson, pleads guilty
o carrying concealed weapons SAG and
osts or 80 days.
November Goth.
State VS.. G. w. DuRoy, ENLIGHTENMENT,
lot guilty.
November 30tb.
State VS.. Ben Henchet ct ais, larceny
f beef; Ben Henchet guilty, and
INDY and Ode Henchet acquitted.
State VS.. Andrew GlynD, horsesteal-
lg; not guilty.
December 1st.
State vs.. Lauge Louis, assault, pleads
utility.
State VS.. Acger Frugt, larceny of a
addie; guilty.
State VS.. Andrew j. Turner, con-
aaled weapons, pleads guilty S25 aud
Dsts or 30 days.
State VS.. Cornelius Addison, trespass
leads guilty; 81 days in parish prison.
State VS.. Henry Williams ct ais, lar
my, of a banana; Henry Williams
leads guilty.