The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-04-10
DISTRICT COURT PROCEED.
INGS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2.


The District Court met pursuant to ad-
iournment, His Honor, Judge Andrews,
presiding.
Henry P. Hoke vs. VIM. Coach. Ex-
ception overruled.
n. 8. Gossens vs.. G. c. Harris. De-
fult.
F.M. Raxsdale vs.. Mrs. Julia Caldwell
and husband. Default.
w. T, Allen VS.. A. D. Hazard, ct ais.
Judgment by consent in favor OF plaintiff,
perpetuating the Injunction and decreeing
the plaintiff to be the owner Of the prop
erty in controversy. Plaintiff to pay
costs.
James r. Weir, ct ais. vs.. A. D. Hazard
ct ais. Judgment by consent In favor OF
plaintiff perpetuating the Injunction and
decreeing plaintiff to be the owner of the
property in controversy. Plaintiff to pay
costs.
Martin Smiley vs.. D. 8. Ferris. De-
fault.
Mrs. G. E. Carnahan adm, vs.. L. & A.
sharf. Judgment by consent in favor OF
plaintiff. Plaintiff to pay costs.
Flower, King and Putnam vs.. Mrs. A.
c. Mathews. Wife authorized to stand in
judgment and defend this suit. Default.
Wear & Boogher Dry Goods Co. vs.. W..
P. Flower. Default.
Horter & Rice vs.. David s. Ferris. De-
| fault.
The Criminal Trial Docket was then
called as follows:
State VS.. Pompey Corley. Continued.
State VS.. P. A. Lacombe. Continued.
| State vs.. Peter Dennis, concealed wea-
pons. Accused failing to appear his bond
for 500 was declared forfeited.
State vs.. Allen P. Thomas, larceny.
Accused failing to answer to his name his
bond for S25 was forfeited.
State vs.. Marion Perkins, larceny. Con-
tinued.
State VS.. Robt. Red, bigamy. Con-
tinued.
State Va. VIM. Amber, assault and bat
terry. Accused plead guilty and was re-
manded for sentence.
State vs.. Ed. Williams, selling liquor,
Set for April 9Th.
State vs. VIM. Ashley, concealed wea-
pons. Accused plead guilty and was sen
fenced to pay fine of 81 and the cost Of
this prosecution, and to be confined in the
jail for 60 days.
State vs.. Henry Perry, assault with a
dangerous weapon. Set for April 9Th.
State vs.. rhos. Clements, forgery. Sci
for April 10th.
State vs.. Henry Perry, felonious assault
Set for April 9Th.
State VS.. Adam johnson, assault with {
dangerous weapon. Accused failing tt
answer to his name his bond for $25 wa!
declared forfeited.
Safe vs.. James Mosely, concealed wea
pons. Accused did not answer to hi
name and bond OF 500 forfeited.
State VS.. ]. L. Mccormick, obscene Ian
guage. Case set for April Sth.
State vs.. Susan Buxton & Thos. Dyal
murder. Set for April 9th.
State vs.. Samuel Stalter & Crockett
Huffman, murder. Continued.
State vs.. P. K. O'Dea, assault and bat
terry. Continued.
State vs.. Andrew Branch, larceny. No
| answering to his name, bond OF $50 for
feited.
State vs.. Sam Alexander, conceale
weapons. Accused plead guilty and va
l sentenced to pay fine Of 81 and costs an
2 to be confined in Jail for 60 days.
State VS.. John Henry Moses, larceny
Not answering to his name, bond OF SIC
J declared forfeited.
j WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3.
The District Court met pursuant to ad
G journment, His Honor, Judge Andrew
, presiding
State vs.. Jim salter and Jos. Williams
u murder. Set for April 18th.
t State VS.. VIM. Amber, assault and bal
terry. Accused plead guilty and was sen
o fenced to pay fine of 81 and costs and
be confined in the Jail for 80 days.
State vs.. Jas. Moseley, felonious assault
f Case set for April 18th.
i State vs.. James Moseley, concealed wes
pons. Set for April 18th.
:, The Grand Jury came into Court an
= reported two true bills and then retired.
; Court adjourned until Thursday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4.