The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-16

CObb and others. Order for sale OF
mortgaged premises. Amount found
due, S1172.5O.
David J. Williams vs. Margaret
Boggs ct. al. Order of partition is
sued, returnable forthwith.
The Tropic Iron Company VS.. Isaac
Brown. Order Of partition issued, re-
turnable forthwith.
Allen Hegler VS.. Mary Austin and
others. Order for sale Of mortgaged
premises. Amount found due S541.12.
The Iron Bank of Jackson VS.. Jno.
G. Fl. Cobb. Order for sale of mort
gagged premises. Amount found due,
S359.46.
State Of Ohio VS.. Charles Shusky.
Indictment for keeping room, &c., at
Coalton.
The evidence in this case is similar
to that in all such cases, and we will
not give it in detail. In charging the
jury, the Court said that it had been
claimed in argument that the sales to
DR.. John w. Hays should not be con-
sidered, as the sales were made to a
physician.
The Judge said he was compelled
to say to the jury that the law makes
no exception, and the sale to physi-
clan who is in the habit Of becoming
intoxicated is violation of the law.
The jury brought in a verdict of
guilty.
Same VS.. same. This was an indict-
ment for keeping room, &c., cover
ing a different period of time, being
between the first day of May, 1881
and the third day Of June, 1881. Ev-
idence about the same as the other
case.
In his charge to the jury the Judge
said that the question Of intoxicatior
is relative question, and if a person
is in the habit Of drinking intoxicat
ing liquors until he becomes elated, OF
stupefed, it is intoxication. Under
the section upon which this indict
ment is based, wine manufactured
from the pure juice of the grape cul
tivated in the State of Ohio, ale, bee
or cider, are excepted; but all othel
wines, manufactured from goose
berries, strawberries, or any other o.
the fruits, are intoxicating, and arr
not excepted. All wines are intoxica
ting. 1t matters not whether it take
large or small quantity to intoxi
cate. All wines contain alcohol, ant
all liquors containing alcohol will in
toxicate.
The jury remained out only shor
time, and brought in a verdict o
guilty.
On Friday night the special Gran,
Jury came in and reported as follows
To the Honorable Court of Common
Pleas IN ana. for the county Of Jack
son, O.
The Grand Jury respectfully submi
this, their report:
1. That they have examined 81 wit
nesses.
Q. Found 10 true bills, and ignore
2, and that they have examined
transcript from magistrates.
GEORGE PUGH,
, Foreman Of Grand Jury"
: State Of Ohio VS.. Joseph Meachan
) Indictment for burglary, for breakin
E into the house of Lorenzo D. Lively
ON the 18th of February, 1881.
The first witness called was DAME
R. Hancock. Meacham had been g
house Of witness, and on the evenin
of the 18th, about dark left, and sal
he was going to Mr.. Lively's. b
came back perhaps about 10 or 1
o'clock, with a coat, shoes, shirt, laml
coffee sack, with meal in it. He sal
he had got these articles from M
> Lively-had bought them from M
Lively.
Mrs. Hancock testified to the SAN
facts.
Lorenzo D. Lively. Am farming
and operating a coal bank. When ;
! the coal bank, had part Of my famil
there, ate and slept there. Fastene
> the house on Saturday night, Fe
. 18th, and went back on Monday morl
> ing, and found the house broken ope1
. and certain things gone.
On cross examination witness sal
that his residence was two miles fro
the house at the coal bank. He, an
part Of the family staid there occ;
sionally, when operating the col
J, bank, and also when farming tt
lands situated there.
Mrs. Lively testified to the san
facts. Witness got to the house @
Monday morning in advance OF hi
husband, and expected to have to III
force in pushing the door open, as
'' box and table had been place
. against the door. When pushed tt
door, it opened without resistance,
:, the table had been removed, and tt
u box pushed back by the door. Foun
certain articles gone. Identifies tf
) ) sack, shirt, lamp, shoe brush, &C., no
: in Court, as part Of the goods.
Il William F. Owens. Daniel Han
cock resided about three miles frol
< Lively's house, at the coal bank. A
Z rested Meacham at his mothers hous