The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-19
CALLED ON TO PLEAD.
hrug and His Co-Defendants
Arraigned in Court.
Arars Beads Approved-A Batch Of
srfminAis seateacea and Others
Fissa-E.ird yumps His Ran.

Ade'ph krug and these accused ~ith him
q Illegally 6isposing OF the essy funds, l.
- hosss d. 7. Denny, Henry Fuhrman, L.
n 6rsfish and Fred T. Sander. were ar
rasgned before Jadgs HaHes In the crims-
nai department Of the superior court yes-
tsrday- They AL waived hearing the in
aietanents against them read. ard on
motion OF their attorneys we're given until
nexs Saturday 10 plead. From the num-
Der OF attorneys accompanying them into
court and from these already gathered
inere 10 argue motions. the court during
the proceedings looked very iauch like a
meeting OF the Bar Association.
Kings bonds, srgregasing 81. so. were
nied. the sureties being:
William Ritterhof $1,000, Andres
Heinrich $500. James Campbell $500,
n Schroeder and wife 5000. II. ID. K.
hadsnfeit 5000. Edward Levin $500.
d. Rohlfs and wife 5000, II. ]. Fieischer
and wife s.. 500. w. 7. Chalk s.. 00o, Fl. P.
Sehacht $4,000. j. G. nserars and wife
100. l. W. Bowman $4,000. G. II. Stew
az $l.0oo.
sIipu!aiions Of dismissal Of the garnish-
ment suits Of the city against number of
the debtors Of krng were also fled. The
suits we're against A. NJ. Watson, A. y.
Marion and T. r. Drew, Jesse r. cochrane,
North End bank. Willis l. Ames, Albert
ostnoff and Albert Braun, and Albert
Braun and Henry Fuhrman.
The remaining criminal business was
the sentencing Of some Of the commoner
victims Of the grand jury and hearing the
pleas Of many more. whose cases were also
set for trial
Charles Niece, the Wanderer saloon
robber, was sentenced TO seven year. in
the penitentiary, the judge everything his
molten for new trial.
James Courtney. the burglar who robbed
the Wiizinski residence and pleaded guilty
to the charge In the justice court, again
confessed and was given q term of the
same length.
Stanley Wesley. who was convicted of
sodomy. was also given q seven-year term.
John McSeary, the water front thug
who used big iron coupling pin on an
enemy's head, was sentenced for Two years
at hard labor.
The last man to be sentenced was Ed
Clayton. who burg.arized Guiiliford's dye
house. and he received the shortest ssn-
tence, one year.
When the arraigning of alleged offend
ers commenced some surprise was occa-
stoned by the appearance of Henry Ken
nard to plead to the charge of shooting at
Officer Faucet on the night of September
/. when he was so seriously wounded by
the latter. He told the court his true
name was John Donelly, and the indict-
meut was read to him. His attorney
moved for his discharge. but the court was
too busy to consider the motion and set 10
for hearing tomorrow. fit Is not granted
the trial will come off December 8.
The court then set the second trial of
Charles F. Repath for burglary for Decsm-
Der !.
Joe and Belle Martin, who are accused
Of robbing man OF 500 in gold in a room
over the Dove dance house. pleaded not
guilty. They will be tried November q.
Barney Price. the man charged with rob-
bing Martin Olson of $40 down in Black
chapel g few weeks ago, will be tried No
vember IS
Elmer Mayberry. the alleged embezzler,
pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for
November ..
J. III. Slater, the suspected horse thief,
pleaded not guilty to q charge Of grand
larceny. His trial was set for Novem-
Der q.
dows Of japanese restaurant TO get even
with. its proprietors, was given until to-
morrow TO plead. He will be tried Novem-
Der 20
Bob Johnson, Patrick Flynn and Rich
ard Long, the men arrested for illegal
voting AZ the recent school election. en-
tered pleas of not guilty and will stand
trial December 8.
J. C. Baird, the EXCLUSIONS inspector
and ex-employe at the city stables, who re-
signed from the latter position when in.
dicted for assault with q deadly weapon
on q man who offended him, did not APP
pear when his name was called and his
bonds were ordered forfeited. A bench
warrant for his arrest was issued,
but it has been known for some time
that he left for Oregon soon after his in
dic&ment to escape trial.
The trial>of L. Fischer for grand lar
ceny was set for December s.