The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-17
Circuit Court:
MONDAY Sept. "a.

| wv Sucehei, WA otaDoihS, oo3, hoiie
on cost. Cass Woods, profanity 5000 nolle
on cost, Geo. Shope. u. C. W. (2e7 retired
Theo. Rose and Will Burceheld, murder,
tsI7l retired John McMahan, u. c. W.
32S, retired. Geo. Baily d. p. a, S32 con-
tinued. Geo. Simmerly II. C. W., 333, re.
tired. Will Chambers, u. C. W., 33s,
retired John Bleyens II. c. W., 344, alias.
VIM. Harris, Ii. C. W., 367. alias. Mute
Wheelerd. p. W., 3o7 acquitted. T. ].
Shoemaker u. c. W., 34o, fined $4,000 cost.
Mute Wheeler, PROFANITY. 400. find $500
and cost Chas. Wilson, cases U. c. W.,
alias. J. S. Farlor, u. c. W., 3S2, alias.
Grason Upton u. c. W., S84, alias. Eagle
Roseu. c. W., SS4, alias. Jack Lane,
Dock Brewer, d. p. ". 1888, nolle on cost.
! Jack Lane, d. p. W., 395, fined $40 and
cost, Jack Lane, profanity, 1898, ST., 30 and
cost, Rufus Beals, gameing, 1876, con-
tinued. Fate Cooper u. c. W., 3S7, acquitt-
ed. Fate Cooper, d. p. W., acquitted.
I Fate Cooper, a. p. W., 800, acquitted.
Fate Cooper, assault, seI, acquitted. Fate
Cooper, profanity, 393, fined $500 and
cost. Charlie Bdrchfeld, profanity, I47,
nolle, def, pay $Io of cost. Jack ogle,
profanity, 329, fined SIS and cost. G. N.
Davis, obs, pub, road, acquitted. John
, Osburn, incest, $40 continued. -tl8f
Il ha TUESDAY, Sept IS. ris
| Alfred Swaggerty and Sam HARRISON, d.
p. W. 373, nolle on cost. Fortiture taken
against HARRISON, aud securities. Ad
Wilson, assault and battery, $50, fined $50
four no in W. h. Dick Hatcher, selling
pistol, $40, dismissed. Dick Hacher, II. c.
w, $40, acquitted. Nath Hughs, defacing
pub building, ST., for6ture taken against
him and securities. Ad Wilson, u. C. w,
379, fined $50 and cost.
, WEDNESDAY Sept. 26.
Harlan Snelson and Albert Crisp, killing
horse acquitted. 10 Bell, fel. A., 4o3,
nolle on cost John Davis, fel. A. 343,
nolle on cost. James simmerly, larcery,
SIG, acquitted. Isham Lait and 10 Gar.
land, larceny, 3IS acquitted. John N.
Burch6eld, rap, goa, continued Jake
, Payne, fel. A. 374, continued. y
Attachments were issued tor following
+ witnesses, Louie Stallians, Lora Stations,
Matte Myers and Bet Russell,
THURSDAY Sept. a7.
: John Franklin, NAL. stabbing, .34S
! guilty. Henry Shuler, abduction, 263,
f 10 yrs. in Pen. appealed to Supreme court
: T. J. Shumaker fel, assault, sos, IL yrs. in
c Pen. 7, J. Shoemaker, arson, 2s4, yrs
in Pen. I. J. Shoemaker arson, 257, .
yrs in Pen. John II. Garner, fel A. 35e
and 900, continued. J. f. Langford
+ larcery, cases, 80 days in each case
S Ad Wilson, iel. A., convicted. JESSE
k Rodgers, disposng Mortg. prop. continued
Fate Cooper u. C. W., 4o9 continued
Chas Wallace, arson, 36I continued
SATURDAY.,
Tom Wilson, u. C. W., 4Io, fined $50 anc
cost.
u Court adjurned till Tuesday Oct. 2, g
e TuEREAY, Oct. 2.
t Will A. McTeer special Judge. J. w
Culton Atty Gen. protein. John Bass
, and AXE Bass. arson, demanded copy o
Indictment. John Bass, steelng melons
continued,
e WEDNESDAY,.
S The following were returned not tru
n bill by the grand jury.
v Fate Cooper, abduction Floy
! Williams, house breaking, and larceny
Robt. Garner, house breaking and larceny
VIM. Haggard, killing dog. John Ridg
assault and battery, Tom Wilson, larcen
6 VIM. Sprinkle, etals, stealing mellon,
Amanda Burchfeld and Zenia Hughs, fel
A. Jack Rodgers, house breaking.
COUNTY JAIL.
The Grand Jury reported following i
\, iSS"iu W Couhty J"h'
Maryville, Tenn, October sd 1894
" To the Honorable Judge Of the Circui
{ Court
e The undersigned, members of the Gran
l. Jury serving at the September Term, 1894
n Of your Honorable Court, would respect
fully reported on the County Jail a
folows:-
We have visited the Jail and made
careful examination of the condition an
manner of keeping. Under the preser
management, the Jall could not be put
a better condition with the buildings /;
l. they are, than we found it. The premise
IN have been washed, cleansed and made .
comfortable as possible. But we are {
opinion, that il is unsafe to the health
)r the prisoners and the community to COZ
lg fine prisoners in the building as it is, an
a that it is disgraceful to the County, an
\ unhuman to the prisoners to conhne the
in such quarters.
We do not say that the prison should
: made place Of delight for the inmate
t. but it certainly should be made healthf
e place. and free from filth and unnecessai
Or and disasreable odors, such as may tend
n breed and deyelope disease. With Il
4, present building. and its narrow limit
and bad arrangements for. aceommodatir
" the inmates, we regard it as impossible
have these removed. II some coutageo