The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-02
GRIMM AL CASES.
Big Batch OF Work for the District Court Our
Ing This Term

When the criminal docket shall be COM
pleted for the September term of court by
the transcripts of dozen or more cases in
various justices courts, II VIII contain the
titles of about forty cases, ranging all the
way from disturbing the peace up
to murder in the first degree
OF the twenty-sIx cases now docketed
three are entitled respectively. State of
Kansas eX rel u. N. Brown VS.. L. ID. Jones
ct al, State of Kansas eX rel w. II. Boone
VS.. Frank Wbitseli ct al, and State of
Kansas ex rel William Rose VS.. Joe Free
gard. ct al.
There are three cases on the docket which
will not, however, come on for trial, hav-
ing been otherwise disposed of, those of
the state against Paddy Shea and Mccoy,
against Mat Stafford c: al, and against
Frank Wlnscott.
Five parties are charged with selling
liquor without a license. The case OF John
Schroeder, that achieved such notoriety
last winter and spring, is continued from
tile May term, and Schroeder will defend
himself ON niue counts. Arthur GilbTeath
is charged with selling liquor at Peck last
Decem oer John GOODYEAR, j. &. Foster
and V. l.. Gillespie have twelve, eleven and
twelve counts respectively piled up against
them for the like offence alleged to have
been committed in Wichita III January,
1894
VI.
will be tried for assault and battery, which
was committed by each upon the other
last winter in the attempt TO adjust the
labor situation, one of the parties being a
union and the other nou-union man.
The case is a continuance from the Nay
term On appeal Arthur Sullivan comes
up from Justice Jones court where he was
fonud guilty of assault.
Pat McCray, convicted in Judge Babb's
court of disturbing the peace of Calvin
Wilson last Nay, appeals from the verdict
of the jury, Likewise from Justice Jones
court come with appeals w. \. Turner,
there convicted of disturbing the peace OF
Frances ID. Turner, and Charles Wick
ham, convicted of the same offeuse against
T. Carr
w. Ii. Warner will be put upon his trial
for embezzlement; George Elliott for
grand larceny, being charged with the
tneft of SIS belonging TO Henry Stem;
Elmer Nelf and Charles Muzzy are up for
burglary and larceny in breaking open a
Missouri Pacific freight car and stealing Il
keg of beer while William Nichols will
defend himself upon the charge of stealing
from Samuel Cooper u trunk and the
goods therein.
John Corbstt is accused of stealing a
horse out of the pasture OF f. l. Til
liughsst, and Arthur McWilhams is I'M
der like charge, the complainant being
y ohm Rick.
Memories of the mysterious yelled wo-
man, whose strange personality had so
much remOtsness about IL along in Anril.
Will be recalled with the reopeuing of the
trial of J. CUbb snd E. Emma Cobb, who
are charged with abandoning child.
d. Beatty, colored, labors uoder the
charge of statutory rape, and q. {. Burns
will have to answer TIE equally serious &C
cuss;ion OF enticiug away u female for i'm
moral purposes.
Ed. Flynn. the man Of the bloody shirt.
will be the defendant in the only trial for
murder, being accused OF the murder of
Willard Stark. At ,he old union depot, on
the night OF the 9Th Of August