The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-29

lively that defendant had intercourse
with her at that time. in her father
house. and was the father of her child.
Defendant swore with equal positiveness
that at no time or place did he ever have
improver intercourse with her The jury
found defendant guilty, and the Court
ordered him to pay $500 in installments is
of $50 every six months, until all be
paid
LIMA Macomber VS.. Mary Macomber
Divorce granted on ground of willful ab-
since for more than three years
Abraham Dixon VS.. Malinda Crabtree
and others. Order of partition issued,
returnabIe forthwith.
State of Ohio vs.. Thomas Woods As
sanlt and battery. Defendant got drunk
at Berlin. and lost his pocket-book. He
accused boy named VIM. AIeshire of
stealing it. lie caught the boy and
shook him, and pulled him around
Fined $40
State of Ohio VS.. Alexander BurchfiHld.
Defendant got into difficulty with Mrs.
Ford. his mother-in-law, about cow de-
stroying his garden lie put the COW in
a pen. and the old lady undertook to
take her out by force Tried 10y the
Court. Defendant disch arged-
Mosby 4 Hodson vs.. Robert E. G.
Clewers. Judgment by default for
1898 81.
Margaret NJ Clewers vs., First National
Bank of Jackson. Judgment by default
for S44255.
e. L. Chapman. Trustee of Limestone
Furnace 8 o vs.. David Richards. Judg
ment by default for 1000
R. Bell L Co vs.. John N. Martin.
Judgment by default for &69s 76.
John Edward Jones VS.. John Jones
(Cal)- Judgment by default for sI55.5O.
Joseph Gress VS.. Charles w Brown
and others. Judgment by default for
SlIl33.
State of Ohio vs.. Mary Ann johnson.
This was a case in which two little gIrls
got into fight. Case tried by Court.
Defendant found guilty OF assault and
battery, and fined five dollars.
State of Ohio vs. John Nance This
was an indictment for affray. fighting
with Calvin Weed. Fined s..
State of Ohio VS.. Charles West. De
fendant got into a small fight with a girl
at we'll, about getting water. Plea,
guilty OF assault and battery Fined $5.
State of Ohio VS. Robert E. G. Clewers.
Contempt. Defendant discharged.
Eanor Edwards VS.. David Edwards.
Referred to j. L. Jones, Special Master.
Court has been occupied several days
with the case OF Franklin j. Rush VS..
Orange Furnace Co Rush was fireman
at the furnace, and Mr.. Colly was engin
eer. They had two setts of l'oilers, two
in one battery and three in the other
They run each sett about a week, and
then changed to the other. The battery
of three had been repaired. and witness
es who repaired them testified that they
were safe. When starting, the engineer
discovered that the water gauge on the
middle boiler was broken off, and the
hot water was being forced out. He
made wooden plug and drove in to stop
the opening. There were two gauges on
each OF the other boilers. Rush knew OF
this, as it was right before him. The
boilers were supplied in common, from a
mud drum passing under them. After
running four days the boil1rs exploded.
seriously injuring Rush. All the engin
GERS who testified said it was not care
Iessness to run few days without hav-
ing a water gauge on the middle boiler.
The jury are considering their verdict
as our paper is made up, Tuesday.