Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1893-11-03
cIhcu1r COURT raoczxxDrxes.
Regular October Term, 1898.
Continued from last week.

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State OF Missouri VS. ID B Kelloep
ir., gambling; defendant pleads gull
ty and is fined $40 and costs.
Same vs same, same; same.
Same vs Jas KrigbaCm, same
same. t 80 "a
Same vs came, same; same.
Same VS. T II Binford, same; same
Same ys same, same; same. q
Same vs Frank Herring, same
same. ir - - -
Same vs Joe Griffin. same; came
Same vs j II Fuller, same; came.
Same vs came, same; same.
Same vs Vim A Leesley, same;
came.
Same vs came, same: same.
Same vs Chas r White, same;
same. -t. :.
Same Va same, same; same.
Same va James A Hamilton, CON
cubinase; plea in abatement sus-
tanned and defendant discharged.
Same vs Isaac Marshall. seduction
under promise of marriages; tried by
jury, defendant found guilty and his
punishment fiSed at three years in
penitentiary. A motion was made
by Marshall's attorneys foT a new
trial. but the motion was overruled.
and the case was appealed to the ssS
preme court, Marshall giving an
appeal bond in the sum Of 81, ,O0O.i
IL viii be remembered that Miss
Annie Mason. of near BrunswicK,
10 the young woman Marshall 10
accused of seducing. She is some
Is or 16 years OF age. -.
In the case OF the state against
Edward Sprague, the 15-year-oid
youth, who was found guilty OF rap
ing little Bessie Byrd. of near Roth, ]
vile, the defendant was sentep6
to three years ip the penitent
by theiury which tried him. Spi(
however, being under penlfa
zgs. thecourt 6xsd bic punis61 II
1t fine Of 800 and year in Jail. |
granting a stay OF execution for ten
lays, in the hope that the Sprague
outfit will leave the state within |
hat time.
The above, together With the state
.ases disposed OF as published in
he COURIER OF Oct. goth and 27th.
lears the criminal docket with the
xception OF the case of the state
lgainst p W Ellis, charged with OBJ
aiming goods under false pretenses.
Ellis entered a plea of not guilty and
lis case was continued until the
ext April term of court.
CIVIL CASES.
John T Bankston vs A TSF R'y,
hange OF venue from Carroll coun-
y;iudgment as per stipulations filed.
Sarah Meyers vs T s Griffin, to
ct aside will; trial by court and
alignment and decree as prayed for,
citing aside will Of d A Meyers.
Omaha Loan and Investment Co
9 g S Burlington ct al, suit to cor
ect deed; order of publication in
.eytesville Signal for all defendants
nd cause confined.
John A Patton vs L d Hyde,
1ecific performance; non suit.
w o Mcleod vs j A Snyder, re-
ersaI; plaintiff has 80 days to file
petition and cause contin-
ID.
City OF Brunswick vs. ] T Hart
an, appeal; continued by agree
ent at defendants cost.
August Saup vs. ] l. Maier, appeal;
ial by court and judgment for
aintiff that he is entitled to the
'ssession of the property sued for. :
Id damages assessed at one cent.
The following civil cases were con
nued to an adjourned October T
rm OF circuit court to be held the
ird Monday in January next: :,
The partition suit of Mary E
Iesnut VS. p. W. Blakley, the II. T. :,
mon, Gregory & Co. attachment
itvsSimcox and Stains, theappeal =
it of the Charlton County Ex- :,
ange bank vs the estate of John
Kermickle. deceased, the tax suit :
A. +. Tooley to use OF the state We g,
3 c. B. & K. c. railway, and the ;,
K suit OF A l.. Welch, county
'asurer and ex-otficio collector, VS.
. Wabash railuav nac;o;ac, x,;rl