The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-02
in this country. Hollberg and his broth.

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in this country. Hollberg and his broth
er are Germans.
Benjamin Eastcrling sworn.
Was on the police force on the day o.
the show. Saw Allen Easterling stand
ing in front Of Hollberg's. Assisted
Williams TO arrest him. He was bloody
and said he had been hurt Saw Al
throw a rock into Hollbergs. ! went to
the door and wanted in to arrest the 9th.
er parties, but Hollberg would not let
me in. | heard the other parties going
out at the back door, and after they had
got out. Hollberg let me in. Al. said
Lew Miller and those in the house had
struck him with a chair, knuckles, and
other weapons.
Lewis Miller sworn.
Net Al. between Jake Bertsch's and
Mrs. O 'Hara s-shook hands with him,
and he asked me where was going. /
told him l was going to Henry Hollbergs
| to get oysters He asked me if he might
90 along. | told him yes. We went to
Hollbergs-I called out the beer and we
drank, he called it out and we drank. |
called out the oysters. Then Al. and
Yank. Robinson got into a fuss-Al.
struck at Yank. and hit Snider. Snider
threw beer glass at Al. Hoilberg and
his wife put Al out + then sat down
to my oysters Throwing commenced
in front of the building. / went out. A
man was hit with a cinder, and shot
was fired. (Witness refused to tell who
did the shooting)
William +. Owens sworn.
When / went TO arrest Easterling he
had cinders in his hands. Took HIM to
DR.. Monahan' iHis head was cut. lie said
he had had fuss, got badly hurt and
wanted to go home, and he would come
up next morning. 1t was in the neigh
borhood Of an hour afterwards, when he
was again arrested. Al. said he had moth
ing against Hollberg-did not want to
hurt him.
Louis Hollberg called and sworn.
(Witness described the transaction
substantially the same as the other wit
nesses.)
Isaiah Burnett sworn.
Was passing, and saw the throwing of
the rocks. / hid behind the scales. and f.
he tried to hit me. | asked him if he 4
was not throwing at the wrong man. He 1
then went to Hollberg's window, and 4
threw rocks in. and picked up chair
from the scales and threw .t through the 1
window. lie again said he was badly
hurt.
Gustav Geiger sworn. Saw the stone 4
thrown through the room, but did not |
know who threw it.
The jury returned a verdict of guilty
Of assault.
State of Ohio VS.. Lucida Terry. This
was an indictment for assault and bate
ry upon one Evaline Andrews. Plea
guilty. The evidence showed that the
parties got into a quarrel about broom,
when they called each other id liars
several times. Then defendant went up
10 the prosecuting witness and slapped
her in the face. She then threw her
down and choked her. Fined five dol
lars and costs.
State OF Ohio vs. David Buckner and
wife.
This was an indictment for receiving
and concealing stolon goods, being the
same matter tried in the case against
Boon, and as we have pretty fully report
ed the evidence in that case, we will not
report it here.
The VintonCounty National Bank VS..
Nelson Richmond, G. w. Lesson and
Voss Hoffhines Judgment on warrant
Of attorney for 81 ,OO3 20, and interest at
per cent.
The Vinton County National Bank VS..
Nelson Richmond, Mary Richmond and
C. 2. Ward. Judgment on warrant of
attorney for 81 $40 66, and interest at s
per cent.
The Vinton County National Bank VS..
Columbus B. Dunkle and Voss Hoffhines.
Judgment on warrant of attorney for
Sl5l 50, and interest at per cent.
J. a A. Simpkinson Il Co VS.. Vinton
Powers. Sale confirmed and deed or
dered
David Karn VS.. j. J. Busler ct al. Sale
confirmed and deed ordered.
The First National Rank of Jackson
VS.. William T. Washam ct al. Judgment 4
by default for $Gl3 so, and order for
sale of mortgaged premises.
Timothy S. Matthews, administrator
of Paul NJ Lovejoy, VS.. The Erie Coal !
and Iron Company. Judgment by de |
fault for Sl9S 63.
The jury having served three weeks,
were discharged on Saturday and a new
Jury summoned, as follows: Henry We
Der and John W. johnson, Scioto town
ship, Armpstead Scurlock, Franklin; Ed
ward Burt, j. A. Dempsey, James God
dard, T. H. Simmons, Galen Elliott, Mil
ton: Thomas D. Williams, Joshua J.
Jones, Madison, and Lewis Davis, Lick.
on Monday night the jury in the
Buckner case brought in a verdict of not
guilty.