The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1897-02-13
District Court Proceedings.
On Saturday of last week the grand
jury made the following partial report:

jury made the following partial report:
NOT TRUE BILLS:
John NJ. Peterson, assault and bat
terry; Caroline Manuel, Islander; Alice
Schisneilt, horse stealing; Etienne
Lewis. petty larceny; Philogene SavOie,
petty larceny; Geo. Lewis, assault with
intent to kill; A. Y. Nidrlenne, arson /;
j. l.. Chapman, arson; AuIelien John,
assault with intent to kill ; Alfred Rem
ton, cutting with intent to murder
Enos Nidrinne and Etieune NidfinBe,
assault by shooting; Arnold and Geo.
BELOW, petty larceny; Lewis Paul,
petty larceny; Eraste Nihrinne, enter
ing and petty Ialceny; John Williams,
petty larceny; Ben Ntnah!r, receiving
stolen property; Jute Jennings, cutting
and stahhIng; Octave Eugene, embez-
element; Foster Curry, carrying con
cealeh weapons William hammond,
assault with IL dangerous weapon; Rob
elt jones, forgery; Frank johnson, cut
ting timber Edward SayerS, petty lar
ctny; Cornelius Allison. petty larceny !;
Sarah Chevis, stabting and cntting; Jo-
Scph Bloch, emhcZZlrment; Man Ro-
settt, alsnu; Felix Zncha,lr, perjury;
TRUE BILLS
Were returned against the tollowin2'
Theouule Aldoin, Osman Letloux, Oscar
Lcdoux, Nllran Fontenot and Avenant
Chapman, arson; William TarbelI, forg-
cry; Mlnome Borque, John Mcbride,
Edward O'Pry, Thos. Thhodean, Tihy
Richard, Clay Richard aud Willie llig-
ginbothnm, murder +; Auleien Granger,
Osman Lcdoux, Thcodnle Ardoin, ar
son; Joseph Engiani, murder; Hebrard
1 ,,,& E.l
Jr., striking with intent to mu'der; J.C.
Stafford, violating Sec. 3, Act 80 of 1892
Michael GuiIsuIy, concealed weapons !;
Cornelius Allison, concealed weapons;
Myrtle Hart, cutting and stabbine; Jos.
Nalantc, petty larceny; John Wade, as
sault by shooting; AmGdGe David, con-
ccaltd weapons; Alphunse Green, con-
ctalcd weapons; William Sintcr, assault
and battery; Alfred Barrett. shooting
at; Giles Watson, petty larceny; Chas.
and Emile Martin, stabbing with intent
to kill; DeIos Guiilory, shooting; Ben
Butler, resisting an officer; Nose Bar
rett, cmbezzlement; John Wade, con-
cealed weapons; Martin Jenkins aud
lsom Phillips, petty larceny; Theophile
Thomas, concealed weapons; Chas. La
vigne, petty larceny; }. b. Richards,
horse stealing; AurelIen John, concealed
WeapotsS; Michael Iuii'o1y, assault ana
batteri!; Emas Vidrinne, concealed
weapofs; Lionel johnson, violating Act
81 nf..IeS6; Mack Golt', entering IN Tho
slhsys. time Frank ,iaik, shooting at +;
will Page, petty lai ceny; Guy Babineau
concealed weapol1; Frank Clark, con-
cealed weaponor'WiIIiam James, petty
Iarceny;'. nfsiii Rupis, concealed weap-
ons; Mack MacauIey, murder; Emma
Manuel, petty larceny; Alfred Jones,
cmbezziemeni; Guy Bahineau, disturb
ing peaceahle assembly.
The following cases have been trled
up to the time of going to press: State
VS.. Emil Elias, ct al, larceny, not guilty;
State VS.. Arthur Brooks, alias XIII Dead,
robbery, guilty; State VS.. Don Louis
Fontenot. assault and battery, guilty;
State Us. Michael Guillory, concealed
weapons, guilty; State vs.. Michael Gu.l-
lory, assault and battery, guilty; State
VS.. Hebrard Green, concealed weapons,
guilty; State VS.. Ulysse Comeau, con-
ceaIed weapons, guilty; State VS.. Julien
FoDtenot, concealed weapons, guilty;
State VS.. Francois Fnsiier, slander, not
guilty; State vs.. ArvilIe Veilon, larceny
guilty.