The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-24

to be of a very low grade intelligence. They
indicted for petty larceny-stealins hat and pair
of pants. They entered plea of guilty, and were
fined five dollars and costs each. The Judge told
them that they could go home and if they would new
again interfere with the property of others, they
would perhaps be further troubled; but if they
did, they would be sent for. They both promised not
to do again.
State of Ohio vs.. Peter Fisher. Indictment for
selling intoxicating liquor to minor. Verdict gull
ty. Fine $40 and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. William Coll. Indictment for be-
ing intoxicated Plea guilty, and fined S. and costs,
and ordered to stand committed until fine and costs
be paid.
State of Ohio William Ragland. Two indict-
ments for carrying concealed weapons. Tried by the
Court, and found not guilty In each case. The de-
fendant admitted that he had carried revolver but
he claimed that he had been threatened The parties
were all colored men.
State of Ohio VS.. John Zessler. Indictment for
keeping a etc. Jury trial After hearing part
of the testimony the Prosecuting Attorney became
satisfied that could not be proven, and he
tered a nollc prosequi.
State of Ohio William O'Rourke. Indictment
for assault with intent to kill. Defendant resides
Wellston. He got drunk and assaulted his WIFE The
State accepted plea of guilty of assault battery.
Defendant ordered to pay of SIS and costs,
and to stand committed until fine and be paid,
and to be imprisoned in the Jail of the county for the
period of days.
| State of Ohio David j. Williams. Indictment
where sold. Plea guilty, and ordered to pay fine of
so and costs, and ordered to stand committed until
| fine and costs be paid.
State of Ohio Mary Troendy. There were some
10 indictments against defendant for selling beer
to boys. Levi DUNCAN for defendant, said that the
Prosecuting Attorney could prove every as the
defendant did not know that it is unlawful to sell
beer. Her husband is nearly dead with consumption.
She willing enter plea of guilty in two cases, if
the Prosecuting Attorney will continue the other
cases the docket. To this the Prosecuting Attor
ney agreed, and the Court assessed fine of $40 and
costs in each The Court remsrked that if she
continued the unlawful sales the Prosecuting Attor
ney could have the re- -docketed.
| State of Ohio Albert Castor. Indictment for
keeping a room, etc.
The first witness called for the State Robert
Ramsey. Bought whisky several times, and went
of the in the lot and drank it. Others
| with me. Castor told me, and others, he would not
| have any drinking in the house.
| G. Fl. Rupp. Am timer, and my shop is joining
Castor's building. Very often parties were drinking
in the of his building They drinking out
of pint flask, and it looked like whisky.
Niece Carr. Got half pint of whisky at Castor's,
from his bar tender. Took it to the brick yard.
James Carr. Bought whisky from Castor, and
two or three times from his bar tender.
G. H. Rupp recalled. only knew two of the par
ties who were drinking-Jo Caldwell and I. " Shew-
ard. Caldwell has the reputation of being drunk
ard. The parties out of Castor's room, drank
| and then went back.
George Byers. Bought whisky at Castor's.
, Mary Boon. Bought whisky at Castor's. Do moi
know how often. (Witness is a colored woman.)
T. S. Matthews. Have Mary Boon, Jim Carr
Niece Carr and George Byers drunk. The reputation
of Mary Boom Jim and Niece Carr is. that they
drunkards. Do not know TO the reputation of fBy
J Jared Martin. Have George Byers, Jim ant
Niece Carr intoxicated. The reputation of all o
them, and of Mary Boon Is that they get intoxicated
John NJ. Martin. Have heard 1t spoken Of SOM
fhrpe or M tbs hat cot drun1
at times.
S. Pollock. Have James Carr drunk. Hi
GGn4ta'0n is that he gets drunk Same as to Nice
George Pugh. Have seen James Carr intoxicated
His reputation is that he gets drunk. have see
e Mary Boon drunk several times. Her reputation
= that she gets drunk
The first witness called for deensewa Joseph Wal
lace Have not the Carr boys drunk.
l Irvine DUNCAN. Know the Carr boys, but have nc
them drink at least within the past year. excer
+ Niece, on one occasion.
James Titus. Have been keeping bar part of tn
: time for Castor. He instructed me not to sell
. drunkards persons in the habit of getting ntox
t Gated wasthere about week. Halterman wa
S there when was not there.
Cross examined. did not sell whisky Mar
l. Boon, because Castor told not to do I suppos
e it was because she got drunk.
: The defendant took the witness stand. My ba
e tenders were Titus and Haterman. I do not kno
t where Halterman is He left about two weeks ago.
never SOlu nquef 10 Mary Boon. saw ner drunk la'
winter. and would not let her have liquor sine
: Have only sold according law, instructed m
bar tenders. Do not know of persons drinking in m
back lot Did not know that the Carr boys got drunl
Cross examined Nothing was elected.
d Re examined. Would not let Jo Caldwell bay
a anything drink since last term Court, becaus
vt he is drunkard. So instructed my bar tenders.
IS The jury remained out all night, and failed to agre
e Powell for the State; John t. Moore for defense.
l. Sophia L. Steele VS.. Euuice Smith and others. o.
der of sale in partition.
t. State of Ohio Lincoln Ingles. Indictment fl
carrying concealed weapons Plea guilty, and orde
ed to pay fine of SO and costs, and ordered to star
d committed until fine and costs be paid.
N Mary Monahan Guiford Webb and James
Webb. Order for sale of mortgaged premise
,r Amount found due s91.25.
State of Ohio VS., Lafayette Souders. Indictment ft
e assault and battery Plea guilty. Tried by I'll
70 Court.
Catharine Mink testified that defendant came to h.
house in the night-had been drinking, and came in
= the house and put his hands upon her, and wanted
kiss her daughter, &c. The daughter testified to IL
same facts.
Is Defendant the witness stand, and testified tn
he was there that night, but he did not touch Mr.
y Mink.
re On cross examination he admitted that he WI
drunk.
IS William Martin. Was there, but did not see Sow
~ ders do any thing to Mrs. Mink.
The Court in deciding the case, said that it is b
" coming monotonous to say that this is another ca
y where crime is caused by drunkenness.
y Defendant found guilty, and ordered to pay fine
s25 and costs, and to stand committed until fine al
g cost be paid
= State of Ohio vs. Harley jenkins. Indictment f
" keeping room, etc., in Portland. Plea not guilt
:, The only witness was Andrew Warren. He boug
whisky of defendant several times and drank it ther
Most of the times got 1t in back there being
door between the saloon and the back Whisl
,. barrels were in the back room.
Verdict guilty. and fine of $50 assessed, and order
- be confined in the iail nj dayS, E
ecution of sentence suspended until next term
Court to enable counsel for defendant to apply to
Supreme Court for writ of error.
ie State of Ohio Emanuel Ray and Charles Hoo
Indictment for assault etc. Plea guilty, and order
to pay fine of 81 and costs, and to stand commit
u until fine and costs be paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Joseph Jenkins and Andrew Viii
ie Indictment for an affray. Joseph jenkins enter
Ill plea guilty, and fined SO and costs, and order
'r to stand committed until fine and costs be paid
State of Ohio Jacob Bettis. Indictment for CT
II ryinQ concealed weapons. Tried by the Court.
fendant sworn and testified that he had traded TO
revolver and carried it in his hip pocket few da
J. while he was at work. and that part of it could
seen, as the pocketwas shallow He then traded 1t
LII The Court found the defendant not guilty
y David d. DUNCAN VS.. John L. Long. Judgment
~ default for $265 .90 with remittitur of $3.50
SC David j. Williams vs. Margaret Boggs and othe
y Sale confirmed, and deed ordered.
George W. Coon VS.. Harriet Coon and others. Orc
+ of sale in partition.
l. State of Ohio VS.. James McIntire. Indictment
l. being intoxicated. Plea guilty. and ordered to pay
of IS and costs, and to stand committed until
and costs be paid.
State of Ohio Greenbury Bayless and Geor
ie Hickman. Indictment for assault and battery. n
'r guilty, and Bayless ordered to pay fine of s. al
costs, and Hickman to pay fine of $40 and costs a
~ stand committed until fine and costs be paid
u State of Ohio VS.. Thomas Gillis. Indictment
furnishing liquor to a minor. Plea guilty, and orde
and tn SIS m