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

but defendant refused to give it up.
Witness then tried to get him to go
home, and he and Mr.. Salmons were
to go across to a certain point on the
road, quarter Of mile east of Ber-
lin, where defendant agreed to meet
them. They went to the place and
waited, but defendant failed to come,
and as they heard the horse running,
they went back, and found defendant
on the horse. He refused to give up
the horse or to go home. The parties
live in Middleton, on opposite sides of
the street. Witness told defendant to
get off the horse He did so, but re-
marked that he did not get off because
witness told him to do so, but because
he wanted to. He still refused to give
up the horse, and in jerking him
around broke the bride. The saddle
and bride belonged to witness. He
told defendant that if he would not
give up the horse he would take his
saddle and bride. and he took the
saddle off. and commenced to unbuckle
the throat latch to take the bride off,
when defendant caught him by the
throat and choked him. Witness
then struck him several times, when
defendant got brick and struck wit
ness on the head. and on the breast,
cutting through his clothing, and into
the flesh. Witnes tried to get the
brick from defendant, and called to
Salmons to assist him. Defendant
jprked loose, and when few feet away
threw brick which struck witness in
the mouth, knocking out and break
ing off several of his teeth.
The Court Said that this was a most
aggravated case of assault and battery.
and if defendant had been indicted for
manning, he would have been held IL
able for disfguring Kinnison for life
The only fault he could find with Kin
nison was that he did not disable de-
fendant ON tt e spot. Defendant had
no right whatever to interfere with
the horse, although it was his fathers
property. He was wholly in the
wrong.
Defendant was ordered to pay a fine
of $50 and costs, and stand committed
until fine and costs be paid, and to be
confined in Jail ten days. Afterwards
the imprisonment was remitted, and
instead thereof defendant was ordered
to give bond to keep the peace for one
year.
Levi DUNCAN and J. A. Aleshire for
defense.
State Of Ohio VS.. Charles Talbert.
Indictment for carrying concealed
weapon. Plea guilty. Fined $25 and
costs, and to stand committed until
fine and costs paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Thomas Leach.
Indictment for assault and battery.
N0lle entered.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles Leach ct
al. Assault aud battery. Prosecuting
witness failed to appear, and nolle en-
tered.
State of Ohio VS.. John Outlet. Car
rying concealed weapons. Plea gull
ty, and fined $40 and costs, nd Or
dered to stand committed until fine
and costs be paid.
State Of Ohio VS.. Line Hanson.
Carrying concealed weapons. Plea
guilty, and fined SO and costs. and
ordered to stand committed until fine
and costs be paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Frank Mccoy
Carrying concealed weapons. Prose
cutting Attorney represented State
would fail on evidence, and Nolle en-
tered.
State of Ohio VS.. James w. Bowler
Assault and battery. Defendant
called, failed to appear, and recogni-
zance forfeited.
State of Ohio VS.. John Williams
and Harry Williams. Assault and
battery Nolle entered.
John L. Ramsey, Guardian, VS.. Ann
Harris ct al. Order of Partition is.
sued. Pleasant Springer, Joseph Row
land and George M. Waller commits.
sioners.
David FL. Warren VS.. John Warren
ct al. Order of partition issued
James r. Hunter, Adam McClung
and Daniel Crossin commissioners.
Wilson Smith VS.. En- rs Smith ct al
Order of partition issued. Jehiel Ora.
ham, Vinton Mccoy and Stephen B
Dixon commissioners.
State of Ohio VS.. William Lively
Carrying concealed weapons. Plea
guilty. and fined SO and costs, anc
ordered to stand committed until fine
and costs be paid.
State Of Ohio VS.. Granville McKin.
Mss. Indictment for selling intoxi
eating liquors ON Sunday. Jury
waived, and tried by the Court. De
fendant found not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS.. William Conner
Harrison Conner, Anselm Terry, Thur.
man Terry and Thomas Allen. In.
dictment for riot. Jury waived and
tried by the Court. Defendants founc
not guilty.