The Newark journal., 1907-11-01
THE CIRCUIT COURT
Synopsis of the Gases Disposed of up
 to Wednesday Night

| The following business has been dis posed of in the circuit court since ou. last report.
 Four cases against Jim Morgan and one each against Woods Arnold and Will Fausel for selling liquor were continued until the next term of cou4t. The following cases were mol pressed: N. T. Abernathy and Sam St. John, selling liquor: Riley Sherrill, carnaE abuse; Ed Paisley, carrying pistofwAlf James, gaming.
 The following cases for selling liquor were continued: Walter Earls, Bruce Smith, Bud Strong, w. B. Panky, Henry Kennell, Bud Harris and Bud Lexion.
 Lafe Jones and Phil Fucker were tried and convicted for selling liquor to minor, and were fined S50 and costs. They will serve the fines in jail.
 The Ali Hogan seduction case was settled on compromise basis.
 Hugh Baker, charged with resisting an officer, acquitted.
 The grand jury has returned an in- dictment for murder in the first degree against Frank Helms, for killing his wife, some months ago, near Cush- man and the case has been set for triaL on Monday, November II.
 Lee Musick, charged with seduction, was found guilty, and the punishment given him was a fine of BIO and one year in the penitentiary.
 The following cases were dismissed at the instance of the plaintiffs: w. H. Tomlinson against the railroad, and Ed Tomlinson against the rail- road; Herman Kahn & Co.,, against w. T. Huddlestoa, and Thos. Hobbs against J. T. Tharp.
 In the case of The State against J. F. McCuiston and A. J. Harper the forfeiture heretofore taken on bail bond was dismissed
 The suits of J. c. Miller and E. k. Matheny against J. $. Snowman were continued until next court y against N. A. Cypert, charged with malicious mischief for killing some hogs, returned a verdict finding him guilty and assessing fine of S20 and S15 damages.
 Ella A. Yancy, Adm, vs. J. w. Henderson, dismissed by plaintiff.
 Emma Howard vs Ella A. Yancey, adm, judgment for plaintiff S125 and interest, by consent.
 Ely-Walker Dry Goods Co.,, vs Ella A. Yancey, adm., judgment by de- fault for S439.6O.
 Batesville Real Estate Co.,, vs l.. E. Moore, ct al, plaintiff takes non-suit-
 P. H. Hulsey vs Roxie and T. F.. Holderby, continued by defendant.
 Mary E. Hammond, vs Ky. Co.,, jury trial, verdict for plaintiff $25. This was case for damages for being carried by Magness, to which station plaintiff had bought ticket, but was carried by and put off at Newark.
 J. J. Caldwell vs Ky. Co.,, and Geo. l.. Green vs Ky. Co.,, continued to next term.
 Mrs. J. D. Morgan vs Andy J. Tay- Tor appeal from J. P. court at Rosie, verdict for plaintiff $16.1S.
 Following cases against Jno. Holt were dismissed at plaintiffs cost: D. E. Evans, Denison-Shell Co.,, l.. R. Simpson and T. A. Bone, all appeal cases from Cushman township.
 T. w. Hulsey vs W. J. Littlefeld continued by defendandant, and set for second Monday next term.
 Magness X Mims vs By. Co. judg- ment for plaintiff $75.
 c. A. McKaig vs Al Osborne, ct al., jury trial, verdict for defendants.
 The grand jury had returned fivo indictments up to Wednesday night, and had dismissed the following cases coming before it upon preliminary hearing from J. F. courts: State vs John Adams, embezzlement; State vs Dick Bailey, grand larceny; State vs Billie Long, burglary; State vs J. w. Miller, islander; and State vs Barrett Morrow, seduction.