Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-07-29

panhagen. suit on note; dismissed by
plaintiff.
D. D. Callahan VS. J. M. Hawkins,
suit on note; judgment by default for
$aa1.6S with interest at 10 per cent.
G. R. Dupuy VS. John A. Miller,
suit on note; defendant has 80 days to
plead, and cause continued.
Matte Harris VS. Robt. Harris, dl-
vorce; plaintiff divorced upon pay
ment of costs.
Briggs & Heaton VS. B. F. Mason,
appeal; continued by agreement.
Lois Kennedy VS. Sam'l Fleetwood,
appeal; transferred by agreement to
circuit court at Keytesville.
Joseph, Herman and Frederick
Zimmerman, natives of Germany,
were examined in open court, and re-
ceived their final papers for naturah-
zation, S. D. Brockman and Stephen
Crawford, witnesses.
Richard Hayes VS.. Belle Hayes, d.
vorce; trial by court, and cause taken
under advisement.
| 7. A. Egan VS.. T. J. Martin aud L..
I'M. Applegate, reversal; by agreement
cause is tried before Hon. w. S.
Stockwell, special judge. Jury waived
cause submitted to the court, and
Judgment rendered for the defendants.
Plaintiff filed affidavit for an appeal,
, and appeal granted to the Kansas
City court of appeals.
Fl VIM. Schotker VS.. Gertrude Sas Sc
: motion to quash levy; transferred to
i circuit court at KeytesvIlle.
h w. A. Adams VS.. Matte Adams
d divorce; trial by court, and cause
taken under advisement. Motion fol
;, alimony, bendente lite, sustained, ano
!; Judgment awarded defendant for all
1t mony in the sum of $Ioo.
NJ E. G. Samuel VS.. Katie Gum, debt
t, order of continuance heretofore made
e set.aside. Plaintiff takes non-suit.
al CRIMINAL CASES.
: State of Missouri VS. Granville
Hayes, rape; defendant valves forma
~ arraignment and pleads not guilty
" Trial by jury, and verdict of guilty
Punishment assessed at five years i
:. the penitentiary. Hayes is the negr
living near Dalton who raped Marth
Ellen CIarkson, COL, aged rs years, o
- the goth of March, 1898. Hayes
=, sS years old and has wife and thre
children. This is not his first expel
Y Iience in penitentiary life, he havin
,y been sent up for five years in 1894 fc
tn stealing some meat from Pleas Cooper
who lived about five miles west {
Il, Keytesville. For this offense Haye
k, was released from the penitentiar
al under the three-fourths rule on az
iff count of good behavior during his II
- carceration, but his "good behavior
or seems to have only lasted during h
stay in prison. His sentence la
,r, Wednesday had no more visible .affe'
or upon him than if he had been invite
er to eat square meal, but Mrs. Hayt
wept bitterly when she learned of tt
is verdict of the jury.
." Same VS.. Lena Young, Nos. to
AT selling liquor illegally; defendal
It. valves formal arraignment and pleaC
el not guilty, and cause continued
i agreement. Bail fixed at $Ioo
III each case, and bond furnished in Il
required amount with Anna T. Your
as security.
LII Same VS. Erastus Butler, felonior
assault; defendant valves formal a
raignment and pleads not guilty. Fri
81 by jury, and verdict of guilty. Punisl
ment assessed at two years IN Il
" penitentiary. Butler is the negro WI
stabbed Chas. Woods, COL, at dane
IN, near ShannondaIe on the night
ly- July and, 1898.
Ter Same VS.. ]. H. Heisel, murder
the first degree; prosecuting attorn'
I'd, files motion to forfeit recognizanc
n.y. and cause continued on said motto
nd Capias ordered for defendant, return
Ia hle n next term of this court. and @