Also Bree der of Southdown Sheep
DI THICTCODOT
Second Week of Jury Term-Con
victions Secured in Three Out
of Four Murder Cases-Judg
ments Against Bank Creditors.
This week's docket of the &.s
1cc court w s one of the heaviest
h.andlUd by the judicial body in
any years, comprising no less than
tour murder trials and a number of
civil cas-s, all of which were dis
dosed of in au expeditious manner.
S asions of court were held daily
soon Monday to Fricay, inclusive,
aid on Wednesday and Thursday
"hen the murder cases of Louis
Seals and Elliott Powers were be
ing tried, it was far into the night
before adjournment was taken.
-ato 'f the bueine s trans
act- Hunes our last report is as
follows.
Informations filed by district at
torney-Colton Franklin and Sterl
iig Dudloy, breaking and entering in
'lhe night-time with intent to steal;
Frederick Acosta, larceny; John
Loumiet et als., assault and battery.
Criminal Matters.
Sttrling Dudley, breaking and en
turing in the night-time with intent
to steal; nolle prossed.
Coiton Franklin, breaking and en
tering in the night-time with intent
to attal; pleaded guilty; remanded
for sentence.
Isaiah Allen, murder; found guilty,
ilitnout capital punishment. The
jury was composed of Louis N. Bos
toL, forlman; Alfred Ganel, V. L.
I uttel, Henry Denoux, Camille Cas
sard, J. L. Nickens, Juste Thomassie,
Arthur Lirette, A. N. Marchand, Al
-'rt rlanchard, Lawrence Dubois, Jr.,
and David Israel, Jr.
Paul Falcon, murder; guilty as
charged. The jury was constituted
as follows: Henry J. Many, fore
m~an; A. N. Marchand, L. Dubois, Jr..
Julita Gauthreaux, Henry Denoux,
didney Bercegeay, Alexander Braud,
Alphonse Lirette, Rene Serre, Ulyss
es Templet, Steve Boudreaux and
Leon Weiss.
