The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-11

his black client, but Judge Ryland
promptly overruled the motion. and
Ro5inson's trial was SET for next We'd.
nesday, at 10 o'clock.
Notwithstanding the details of the
terrible tragedy are familiar in this
community, the case will be watched
with interest and the attendance will
test the capacity of the room.
The tragedy in which Charles
Banks, colored, slew Ike Palmer,
colored, was not so sensational. 1t
was an every day killing affair, and will
not particularly interest the public.
State vs.. Frank B. Fesler appeal !;
continued generally by consent.
State vs.. George W. Terrell; carry
ing concealed weapons; motion to dis
miss sustained.
State VS.. George W. Terrell exhibit
ting deadly weapon same entry.
State vs.. Thomas f. Davis appeal:
same entry.
Town Of Green Ridge VS.. c. w.
Leabo; appeal; plaintiff files motion
to dismiss appeal Overruled by the
court; plaintiff files motion to amend
complaint; overruled by the court !;
defendant files motion to dismiss COM
plant; sustained by the court and
case dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
City of LamOnte We. John Fitz-
gerald; appeal; defendant files mo-
ton to dismiss; by consent case dis
missed at costs of defendant except
fees of plaintiff = witnesses.
City of Sedalia vs.. Frank Williams,
Jr.; appeal; defendant fined 81 and
costs; capias execution against de-
fendan: and sureties.
City of Sedalia VS.. John A. Logan;
appeal; dismissed at plaintiffs costs
State vs.. John Lowry; appeal; dis
missed by state.
State vs. G H Hardin; felonious as
sault; defendant avOws his name to
be Andrew H. Hardin and arraigned
under that name, valves reading OF in
dictnent and pleads not guilty: con-
tinued generally; defendant recog-
nized in the sum of $500 with Mar
garet f. Hardin, John G. kehl and
John q. Fisher as sureties.
State VS.. Frederick Schach OBJ
structing public road defendant dis
missed, valves reading information
and pleads not guilty; jury waived
and cause submitted to the court upon
an agreed statement of facts: argu-
ment of counsel heard and cause
taken under advisement.
The Ease OF the state of Missouri
against Charles Banks, indicted for
murder in the first degree, was called
this morning.
This is the case wherein Charles
Banks, at the pool room on West Main
street, shot and killed Isaac Palmer
on the 18th of August, 1892.
Attorney Hammett, who is repre-
senting Banks, made application for
continuance on account of the alb
sence of Charles White alias Williams,
who is a material witness. The at
torney learned that the missing wit
ness was in Randolph county and a
subpoena had been issued and sent to
the sheriff of Randolph county and no
return has yet been made.
This case was continued once before
on account OF the absence of same
witness.
The court would not continue the
case, but took it under advisement.
The case of the state rs Andrew.
On the 2Sth of Sept. 1892 Jno. T,
Hale, who is boy Is years old, had a
scrap with Andrew Stangle a black
smith at Dumpvi!le, Pettis county.
The boy and Stangle passed the lie
and that sort of talk was pretty thick
Stangle then turned in and threshed
the kid, "choked his wind of" etc.
The case was tried before Esquire
Fisher on Nov. 10 1892, and Strange
was fined s. and costs.
Stangle felt aggrieved at the Judge
ment of the justice and appealed to
the Criminal court and the case was
tried to-day before a jury, who after
a few minutes deliberatiOn acquitted
Mr.. +Stangle and kid" Hale will 60 in
mourning, but be careful how he
passes lies again.
The case of the State vs.. Dick
Robinson, charged with the killing Of
Johanna Schollman, October "a, 1892,
was called in the criminal court this
morning, Prosecuting Attorney HOf-
man for the state, while D. Z. Ken
nedy, by appointment of the court,
represented the defendant.
The special venire Of forty men
were on hand and Sheriff Porter ex-
hibited them to the court.
1t was tedious job to secure a jury,