The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-04-10

son; jeff Williams, lying III wall &C.
Archibald Debate, horse stealing.
The Grand Jury then presented true
bills for the following otfenses, which
we're ordered to be filed, docketed and war
rants issued for the arrest Of the parties:
Murder, 2; Manslaughter, l; Horse steal
ing, l; carrying concealed weapons, 3;
assault and battery, l; larceny, 2. The
Grand Jury then retired for further de-
liberation.
State VS.. Jim Pero, larceny. Accused
waived arraignment, plead not guilty
and asked for trial by Jury. Being with
out counsel, Messrs. White & Ariail were
appointed by the Court to defend him.
Trial fixed for Saturday 18th.
State VS.. Jim Pero. Horse stealing. Ac-
cused arraigned, plead not guilty and
asked for trial by jury. Being without
Counsel, Messrs. White & Ariail were ap-
pointed by the Court to defend him.
Trial fixed for Saturday 18th.
State VS.. H. W. Goldman, carrying
concealed weapons. Accused waived ar
raignment, plead guilty and was SELL
fenced to pay fine of $25 and costs Of
prosecution and in default of payment to
be confined in the parish Jail for the pc
Rod Of 60 days.
State VS.. Peter Lucas. carrying con-
cealed weapons. Accused waived ar
raignment, plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to pay fine Of $l.OO and costs of
prosecution and to be confined in the par
ish Jail for the period Of 60 days.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH.
| District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge Andrews, pre-
siding,
State VS.. j. j. Willis, alias Pierson,
Murder. Accused being without Coun-
sci, Mr.. L. j. Hakenyos was appointed
by the Court to defend him. Trial OF
case fixed for Thursday, 11th of April.
State VS.. Geo. jackson, Murder. Ac-
cused being without Counsel, Mr.. r. P.
Hunter was appointed by the Court to
defend him. Arraigned, plead not gull
ty and asked for trial by jury. Trial fix
ed for tuesday, April 10Th.
MONDAY, APRIL 9Th.
District Court met pursuant to ad.
journment, his Honor Judge Andrews,
presiding.
VIM c W Cawthorn vs. R II Miller.
Default.
G James VS. F & C NJ Flower. De.
fault as to Defendant, f Flower.
| Wear Boogher Dry Goods Co vs. W
Flower. Default.
State VS. James Moseley. Felonious
assault. Accused withdrew his plea o
not guilty, plead guilty to assault ant
was sentenced to pay a fine of ST ant
costs of prosecution and to be continet
in the Parish prison for the period o
three months.
State VS. Peter Dennis. Carrying con
cealed weapons. Accused arraigned
plead not guilty and asked for trial b,
jury. Case set for Saturday, April 18th
State VS. Robert Richard. Carryin,
concealed weapons. Accused arraisn
ed, plead not guilty and asked for tria
Slate VS. Ed Williams. Selling liquo
without a license. Tried by jury an
verdict OF acquittal rendered.
State VS. l. } Mccormick Using oil
scene language. Tried by jury, wit
t verdict OF guilty.
state VS. E n Stephenson. Manslaugf
ter. Accused waived arraignment, plea
not guilty and asked for trial by jury
Trial fixed for Wednesday, April l7lll
State VS. l. j McCornlck. Using oil
: scene language. Accused sentenced
pay fine OF $40 and costs of prosecutio
! and i'll default of pa! ment to be coniine
, i'll the Parish Jail for the period of ,hirt
DAYS.