The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-03-09

IIdictment l for carrying concealed
weapon. Tried by the Court. Aman
testified that he had seen defendant
take a revolver out of his pocket, in
the afternoon, at coal mine near
Wellston. Defendant testified that
he had revolver, as some colored
men had come to work in the mine,
and he was afraid He took the re-
volver with him when he went into
the mine to work, his time to 60 on
turn being ten o'clock at night. He
never took it out of his shanty in day
time. Did not have it at the time I
named. Found guilty. and fined 81
and costs, and ordered to stand COM
mitted, etc.
State of Ohio VS.. Sarah woods. Two
indictments for selling intoxicating
liquors to persons in the habit of get
ting intoxicated, and one for selling
to a. minor. Plea guilty, and fine of
$40 and costs in each case.
State of Ohio VS.. Gabriel Deal and
Isaiah Hooton. Fisticuffs. Plea
guilty, and each fined S. and cocts.
State of Ohio vs. Felix Devlin. In
dictment for selling liquor. NoUe.
State Of Ohio VS.. Gustav Geiger.
-Four indictments for selling beer to
minors Plea of guilty as to two, and
the other two cases continued. Fined
in one case so and S15 in the other.
State Of Ohio VS.. William F. Hale.
Indictment for selling intoxicating
liquor to person in the habit of be-
coming intoxicated. Plea not guilty.
jury waived, and case tried by the
Court. John Delany took the witness
stand. He is the celebrated "Judgp
Delany" the colored barber. He
testified that he bought whisky of
Hale, and also Of his step-son. On
cross-examination he denied that he
had been refused whisky at Hale's,
but got it there every time he called
for it if he had the money. He said
his wife had notified Hale not to let
him have the whisky.
Joseph Jolly testified that he is
very often in Hale's drug store, and
had heard Hale refuse a dozen time,
to let Delany have whisky.
Defendant testified that he all the
time refused to let Delany haye
whisky, and had not let him have
any.
William Clewers, step-son of Hale
denied that he ever sod Delany any
whisky.
Delany was recalled and testified
that he had pawned razor and ring
} to Hale and Clewers for whisky. They
} said they had been pawned for SOAP
and bay rum. The defend mt wa
found not guilty. Powell for the
State; l. T. Monahan for defense.
) State of Ohio VS.. Albert Castor.
) Indictment for selling beer to Joseph
Lowe, minor. Plea not guilty, jury
waived, and tried by the Court. Jo-
sseph Lowe testified that he is Is
years of age. He and Lewis Jones
were at Castor's and he asked Castor
for glass Of beer, and Castor told
him he was too young, but if Lewis
| Jones would get it, he could have it.
Jones then told Castor to draw the
, beer, and he did SO, and set it on the
: counter, and Jones pushed it towards
him, and he drank it.
: The State here rested, and Lewis
| Jones took the stand, and declared
with great emphasis, that he never
no, never, had got any beer for Jo
Lowe. Witness has very sore eyes.
: and admitted that he drank good
deal of beer, some times got drunk
. had been about Castor's great deal
) and had often been treated there, and
had often treated others there. D,
fendant took the witness stand and
denied everything testified to by Lowe
/ Defendant found guilty, and fined SIC
and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Thomas L. Evans
Assault and battery. Fined SO ano
costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Lorenzo Lively
> and Alonzo Lively. The parties had
been bound over by Mayor Aleshire
= for riot. Indicted for assault and
battery. Alonzo fined $40 and costs,
t and Lorenzo fined $l5 and costs.