The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

the jury one cent damages.
State Of Ohio on relation of Eliza :
L.. Mckee VS.. Ira Swaney. Plaintiff
swore positively to the guilt of de-
fendant, and defendant as positively
swore that he was not guilty. Ver-
dict of the jury, guilty. This was
bastardy case.
Susan Plummer VS.. John Lamb et
al. Order of partition issued, return
able forthwith.
Order made to bring Peter Becker
from the Ohio Penitentiary to testify
in the case of the State VS.. James O.
Hatten, for taking implements into
the jail to aid, prisoners to escape
First National Bank of Jackson VS..
VIM. P. Austin ct. al. Sale confirm
ed, and order of transfer of stock
made.
Jacob G. Hibbs ct. al. VS.. John C.
H. Cobb. Sale confirmed, and order
made for transfer Of stock.
Hiram Turvey VS.. Perry Turvey and
others. Order Of partition made
Michael O'Rourke VS.. Thomas Con-
aghan. Order for sale of Mortgaged
premises. Amount found due, S2219O.
James M. Russell VS.. Enoch J.
Russell and others. Order Of parti-
ton issued, returnable forthwith.
Globe Iron Company VS.. James A.
Aleshire, as guardian Of John Lackey.
Judgment for plaintiffs for S200.32.
The Grand Jury was discharged OH
Saturday, after having made the fol-
lowing report:
JAIL REPORT.
To the Honorable James Tripp, Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, Jack
SON County, Ohio:
The Jurors Of the Grand Jury ask
leave to submit the following as their
Jail Report, having visited the same
at their present sitting.
1. Rules properly posted and faith
fully kept and observed.
2. We find the Jail to be INSULT
cient and unsafe, and we recommend
that steps be Immediately taken to en-
large the same, and to make the same
more secure for the confinement Of
prisoners.
8. Confined in said Jail were found
seven prisoners, two charged with big
amy, one charged with grand larceny,
one charged with shooting with in
tent to kill, one confined for fine and
costs, and two insane, but not danger
Gus, and not kept in close confne-
ment; and they further report they
have examined sixteen transcripts,
that they have examined two hundred
and ten witnesses at the present ses-
sion, and found eighty-five true bills.
and ignored eight.
WILLIAM W. HUGHES.
Foreman of the Grand Jury
On Monday forenoon the divorce
case of French vs. French was heard
and divorce granted on the ground Of
extreme cruelty.
G. M. Williams was arraigned on ar
indictment for nuisance, keeping {
room where intoxicating liquors were
sold in violation of law Plea moi
guilty, which plea was afterwards
, withdrawn, and plea of guilty enter
ed, and case passed.
Louis Hollberg was arraigned OF
three several indictments for nuisance
, selling liquor, Each of these in
dictments charged the offense fo7
single month, and is a new ant
important feature in liquor cases, ant
doubles up the crimes fearfully, if tn,
proof should sustain each charge.
Albert Castor was arraigned on II in
dictments, 6 for selling liquor on Sun
day, 8 for nuisance, and 9 for selling
to be drunk where sold. Mr.. Casio
!; appeared to consider the matter
7 huge joke, and laughed as each indict
ment was read, and entered plea O.
not guilty in each case.
VIM. F. Scott was arraigned on al
Indictment for nuisance, and entered
plea Of not guilty.
Charles Shusky was arraigned on
5 indictments for nuisance, and entered
5 a plea Of not guilty in each.
Gustav Geiger was arraigned on al
: Indictment for selling liquor to Josial
a Caldwell, a person in the habit Of be
{ coming intoxicated Plea not guilty
Jake Bertsch was arraigned on al
Indictment for selling liquor to mi
nor. Plea not guilty.
, Dan. Crossin was arraigned on. al
Indictment for keeping a nuisanc
Plea not guilty.
A nolle was entered in the case of
the State vs. Edgar Meacham. This
was the old rape case, tried at the last
term of the Court.
Zilka A. Bucey was arraigned on al
Indictment for bigamy, and not being
able to employ counsel, J. L. Jone:
was appointed to defend her. Ples
not guilty.
Joseph Meacham was arraigned on
an Indictment for burglary, and not
being able to employ counsel, Lev
!; DUNCAN was appointed to defend him