The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-11-13

dCcNScu, pied't hOC 6uiity, duu o'seo
set for Nov. 18th.
State VS.. F. NJ. Sutton, aggra-
vated assault. Placed on dead
docket. State vs.. Hiram Maricle
and Tom j. Dyal, murder. Case
set for Nov. 10th.
State vs.. Ed. Weeks, concealed
weapons. Plead guilty and sen.
fenced to pay a fne Of 3l5 and
costs, aud in default of payment
to be confined in Jail 80 days.
State vs.. Ed. Weeks, concealed
weapons. Placed on dead docket.
State VS.. VIM. Reese, concealed
weapons. Placed on dead docket.
State VS.. Zenon Areaux, horse
stealing. Nolle prosequi entered.
State VS.. Sy Brooks, shooting
with intent to kill. Mr.. J. Ari.il
was appointed by the Court to de.
fend accused. Case set for No.
vember 18th.
The District Attorney fled Bill
of Information.
Dennis McManus VS.. A. A. Good
win. The trial of this case was
resumed aud proceeded with t.
the hour of adjournment.
WEDNESDAY, Now 8.
District Court convened pursu-
ant to adjournment, His Honor,
Judge James Andrews, presiding.
Thompson, Wilson & Co., vs..
Jos. T. Timberlake. Thi.d oppo.
sition of Julius Levin dismissed al
opponents costs. Answerto inter.
vention Of Jos. Sterkx filed by
plaintiff.
G. L. Ball & Sons VS.. Mrs. Su'
san Weathersby. Exception sus
tanned and attachment dismissed
State w. IL. A. Workman, EN-
bezzlcmeut. Accused present il
open Court, plead not guilty anr
asked for trial by jury. Case Sc
for Wednesday, Nov Doth.
Dennis McManus VS. A. A
Goodwin. The trial OF this cas-,
was resumed aud rocceded will
to the hour of adjournment.
THURSDAY, Nov. TIN.
District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournment, His Homo
Judge James Andrews, presiding
The District Attorney rresente'
Bills of Information as follows:
State Va. Pete Goldberg, violat
ing Sunday law. Accused bcin|
present in open court plead guilt,
and was sentenced to pay a fine 9
$25 and costs aud IN. default q
Payment to be confined in the pa,
ish Jail for q period Of 80 days.
State VS.. jeff Reuben and Rach
ell Reuben, shooting, stabbing an
cutting wit intent to murder. Gas
set for Nov. 18th.
Dennis McAlanns VS.. A. A
Goodwin. The trial Of this Cas-
was resumed and proceeded wit
10 the hour of adjournment.
FRIDAY, Nov. STH.
District Court convened purs,
INT to adjournment, His Honor
Judge James Andrews, presiding
The Mulvanc State Bank VS.. \
l.. aud j. II. McGiuuis. Answt
filed by defendant.
Calvin ID. Capped VS.. Red Rive
Atchafalaya aud Bayou Boeu
Levee District. Answer filed h
defendant.
Herman Levin, Judgment fl
naturalization in favor OfpetitiOne
State vs.. j. +. Cox, conceale
weapons. Accused plead guilt
aud was sentenced to pay Il tine
: Sl5 and costs Of prosecution al
in default Of payment 80 days
jail.
The Grand Jury came into Cou
and made a partial report. Tht
reported ten true bills Of indie
ment.
No true bills were found in Il
following cases: Nose William
assault and battery; Cupid Ree'
and Nathan Walker, violating co
tract; Paul Anderson, larccn
, Franconia Williams, disturbil
peace; Henry Robinson, violati'
CONTRACT; Jake Kitten aud NATL,
); Kitten, ,respas; Doubt Bullen, tire
pass; Henry Robinson and Dasi
Hall, false pretenses; Adam Ko
aud Frank Schultz, attempt
break in a Cal; Percy McDona
u and Chas. Smith, breaking in ca
Ike and Bush Butler, assault al
battery; Sam Bradley, false pl
tenses; James, Barrett, trespas
Sarah johnson, assault and b;
u terry; Alice Leckie, assault al
battery; Henry Starks, assau.
Fanny Smith and Geo. Hosea, d
sault and battery; Geo. Milto
: house breaking AND larceny; Ma
ME Escobar, assault; Villa
Featherston, larceny; Dave Robi
:, son, false pretenses; Ned Thorn
and Hannah Brooks, larceu