The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-05-01
DISTRICT COURT PROCEED
lNGS.
TUESDAY, APRIL q.

TreSt ol judgment nled Dy defense.
Flower, King & Putnam vs.. W. P.|
r. over. Default,
State vs.. Jim Pero, larceny. Tried byI
jury and found guilty as charged. Ac-
cused remanded for sentence.
State vs. jim Pero, horse stealing
Tried by jury and found guilty as charg
ed. Remanded for sentence.
State vs.. JEFF Reuben and Rachael Reu-I
ben, cutting with intent to murder. Re.
signed for Tuesday, April 30th.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a.
The District Court nat pursuant to ad-
ljournment, His Honor, Judge Andrews,
presiding.
Leroy A. Stafford vs.. F. Rohde & Go. ct
ais. Amended answer filed by defend
ants, F. Rohde and Mrs. A. NJ. R,hde and
liked for hearing May 9th.
Ward & Brunsen vs.. Mrs. A NJ. Rohde
It ais. Amended answer filed by defend
.nts, F. Rohde and Mrs. A. NJ. Rohde, aud
fixed for hearing May 9Th.
Mrs. Sallie Blackmsn vs., Mrs. A. M.
r )hde and husband. Amended answer
! d!ed by defendants, F. Rohde and Mrs
. \. NJ. Rohde, aud fixed for hearing May
18th.
State vs.. ]. II. Tuttle, embezzlement
Motion to quash overruied. Case reas-
Bsigned for April 26.h.
State vs.. Thos. Clements, forgery. Mo-
! lion for new trial, submitted, and
taken under advisement.
State vs.. Peter Dennis, Jr., shooting
with intent to kill and murder. Tried BY
Jury and found not guilty. Accused Re-
leased and his bond cancelled.
State vs.. Allen Paul Thomas, larceny
fried by jury aud found not guilty. Ac
cused released and his bond cancelled.
State VS.. Isaac johnson, larceny. Ac-
used waived trial by Jury and asked TO,
trial by the Judge. He was tried and
found not guilty. Accused released and
: luis bond cancelled.
THURSDAY, APRIL rs.
The District Court met pursuant to ad.
journment, His Honor, Judge Andrews
presiding.
State vs.. Charlotte Thomas, selling
SIiquor. Continued.
a State vs.. Prince Williams, assault anG
battery. Continued.
State vs.. Austin Seals, murder. Reas'
(signed for 18th April.
y On motion of Mr.. John c. Ran, sec
oned by Mr.. E. G. Hunter, the Court wa
8ordered to stand at recess until o'cloct
6fp. m. In respect to the memory OF DIR. K
L. Luckett, deceased.
so'cLocK P. NJ.
State vs.. Zsnon Areaux, horse stealing
T. CONTINUED by order Of the Court.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26rH.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
rnent, his Honor judge Andrews, pre-
siding.
State vs.. JEFF aud Rachel Renben, cut
+ ting and stabbins with intent to murder
g Nolle Prosequi entered.
q State vs.. jeff and Rachel Reuben
p District Attorney then presented bill
.:of information for shooting, cutting an
Mstabbing with intent to murder.
+ State vs.. J. II. Tuttle, ENLIGHTENMENT
Case tried, District Attorney abandone
& prosecution and the jury acquitted th
prisoner from the jury box.
State vs. Austin Seals, murder. Accuse
tried aud verdict of not guilty rendere
Z by the jury.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge Andrews, pre-
siding.
State vs.. Thomas Clements, forger.
Accused having been convicted of for.
cry and uttering forged document, W:
sentenced to Z years Imprisonment
hard labor in the penitentiary at Bate
Rouge. Appeal to Supreme Court gran
led to accused.
State vs.. Willis and Jim Tolliver, shoe
Ing with intent to murder. Notions i
arrest of Judgment and for new tri
overruled. Accused Willis Tolliyer, la
lug been convicted Of shooting with il
tent to murder, was sentenced to ha
labor in the penitentiary for four year
Appeal to Supreme Court granted a
!, |cused.
State vs.. Jim Salter and Jos. William
shooting with intent to murder. Jo
Williams sentenced to hard labor
3 wears aud Jim Salter to hard labor
years.
State VS.. Chas. Dabney, assault wi
Intent to commit rape. Accused havl
been convicted, was sentenced to
! months imprisonment at hard labor
! J. the penitentiary.
6 State vs.. Jim Pero, horse stealing. 4
cused sentenced to hard labor in the PIT
itentiary for years.
81 State vs.. Jim Pero, larceny. Accus
J. sentenced to hard labor in the penite
tiary for year.
State vs. George Jackson, murder.
cused having been convicted of murt
without capital punishment, was Sc
fenced to Imprisonment in the penit'
tiary for the period of his natural life.
II State vs.. ]. J. Willis, alias Pierst
l. murder. Accused having been convi
R ed of murder without capital punt
IS ment, was sentenced to imprisonment
>, hard labor in the penitentiary for
the period of his natural life.
State VS.. Paul Lemons, shooting W
u &intent to kill. Accused sentenced to
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