The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
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The criminal court got through the
docket and adjourned Monday. Since our
last issue the following cases were dis
posed Of:
State vs.. VIM. II. Adkins; assault to
kill: forfeiture taken and case continued
till February term.
State VS.. Chas. Delany; bigamy: ignored
BY grand jury.
State VS.. Oscar Sans; assault to kill;
dismissed by state.
State vs.. II. V. Williamson; assault to
kill; plea OF not guilty entered, and case
continued till February term.
State vs.. Ed. Smith; petit larceny; plea
Of guilty and defendant sentenced to ten
days in Jail.
State vs.. John H. Kieth; selling liquor
on Sunday, ETC.; two cases; continued by
agreement till February term pending
appeal to Kansas City court Of appeals 10
a similar case.
State VS.. Irwin seeber; murder first
degree; continued till February term;
bond for 5000 given with @. W. Seeber,
j. W. Harrison and Forest Field, securi-
ties.
State vs. Frank Schultz and Samuel
Burns; burglary second degree aud grand
larceny; plea Of guilty entered to burglary
second degree and defendants sentenced
to six years In penitentIary.
Grand jury present the following indict-
ments, the parties being arraigned after
giving bond the cases are continued till
February term.
State vs.. Charles Hart; selling diseased
meat; two indictments.
State vs.. N. W. Ladd and Stout Wilson;
selling liquor without license, without
prescription as druggist and suffering the
same to be drank on premises; seven
indictments.
State VS.. 8. spore; four indictments;
came charge as above and n for selling
liquor with bond aud oath.
State VS.. W. ID. Barclay; same charge as
above; i've indictments.
State VS.. Z. 7. Dunkeison; same charge
as abovei six indictments.
State vs.. VIM. Thirkles; grand larceny;
plea OF guilty and defendant sentenced to
two years In the penitentiary.
State vs.. Wm. Hursman; appealed; for.
feiture and case continued till February
term. 1t Is reported that defendant com.
mitted suicide Friday by drowning him.
self In the Missouri, but the same is not
credited.
Prisoners sentenced as follows: Frank
Schultz and Samuel Burns; burglary
second degree and grand larceny; six
years In the penitentiary. Schultz is fitty
years old and Burns sixty five.
Charles Wolf, aged Il, William Lee. aged
II, and "Gip," Williams aged 10; burglary
secon d degree; being under age they were
sent to the reform school for two years.
VIM. Thirkles, aged p; grand larceny.
two years in penitentiary.
Girdie NJ. johnson, aged 20; forgery
fourth degree; sig months 10 county iaii.
Sheriff Fulkerson took his prisoners
down Tuesday,
Grand Jury present the following in.
dlctments, the parties being arraIeped
and bound over to the February term AZ
follows;
State vs.. John II. Keith selling LIQUOR
on Sunday two indictments.
State vs., Claus Heinrlcksi same cbarps,
three indictments.
State vs. VIM. schrlmsher and II. v
Williamson; same charge as above, nina
indictments.
State vs.. Lee Graham and John Cor. Jr.
disturbing q meeting.
State VS.. Thomas Harvey and Wai,sr
Belt selling liquor without lisense ana
maintaining a nuisance.
The grand Jury having completed their
laborS, submit their report and nrs
discharged.
Court adjourned Monday,