The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01

we found confined in said Jail II
persons charged with crime. For
shooting with intent to kill 8, assault
with intent to commit rape 2, bur-
glary and larceny 2, threatening to
burn building 1, for fine and costs 1,
for murder 1, (the same having been
sentenced) and one insane but harm
less, and not kept in close confne-
ment. We find the Jail in as good
condition as it can be kept considering
the nature Of the structure.
Respectfully submitted,
WIN. J. K1RKENDALL,
Foreman.
February "a, 1888.
On Monday morning number Of
persons were arraigned. G. w.
McCabe, C'Squabby Moore,'D Hiram
Johnson and Robert Johnson were ar
kraigned on an Indictment for shooting
young Wendelmoot. They plead not
guilty, were not able to employ law
yer, and the Court appointed John T.
Moore to defend them. The same
parties were arraigned on an indict-
ment for stealing hog worth ST, the
property Of Ahimiaz Pittenger. They
plead not guilty, and John T. Moore
was appointed to defend them. In
this Indictment was included Jack
Chafin, who, when arraigned plead
guilty Of stealing the hog. He had
been in Jail about four weeks, and he
was fined $15 and costs.
Martin Howe plead guilty to an in
dictment charging him with being inr
toxicated, and was fined SIS and costs.
The following parties were arraign-
ed and plead not guilty: Selling liquor,
Otto Geier, Thomas Smith, W. F.
Scott, John Crossin. Andrew Loucks
plead guilty to a single sale, and was
fined $40 and costs.
The following persons plead not
guilty Of slandering Louisa Howe,
wife Of Jefferson Howe; James B.
Howe, Martin Howe, Jefferson Howe.
Martin Howe, disturbing religious
meeting. Messenger Howe, assaulting
Louisa Howe, John Warren, assault
and battery upon Philora Smith, JEFF.
Foster (colored) assault and battery
upon Louisa Howe, Charles Water
man, carrying concealed weapons, and
shooting on Sunday, John johnson,
assault and battery upon Nancy Ire
land, George Burns, rape upon Louisa
Murphy. Irvine DUNCAN appointed to
defend,) James Gillespie and Grant
Watkins, (colored) burglary, breaking
into Milton Furnace Store John T.
Moore appointed to defend. George
Drake, attempting to provoke breach
Of the peace.
Thomas Delay VS.. Cornelius FL. Pal
mer. This was suit for damage, fo1
selling a diseased mule to plaintiff
Verdict for plaintiff for $167.5O.
State of Ohio VS.. Herdman Craw-
ford. Keeping a room, &c. Plea
guilty, fined $75 and costs, and order
ed to stand committed until fine and
be paid.
State of Ohio vs.. Thomas Hickey
Plea Of guilty Of carrying concealed
weapons. Fine IS and costs.
Sarah Thompson, guardian, VS.. Ed
win V. Thompson and others. Order
of partition issued, with John T.
Leach, J. W. Holland and George w
MILESTONE commissioners.
John W. Hatton VS.. Louis Berdel
and Chris. F. Bertsch. Judgment by
default for S199.7O. Bertsch certified
as surety.
Iron Bank of Jackson vs.. Geo. W.
Baker, Daniel Baker and Chris. F.
Bertsch. Judgment by default fol-
$2O6.6O. Bertsch certified as surety
Jonas Rockwell VS.. Ohio Southern
Railroad Go. Judgment for $44.57
Harry S. Bundy vs.. F. F. Swanson
This was a claim for services in selling
sewing machines. Jury trial. Yer
dict for defendant.
First National Bank VS.. Huron
Iron Co. and Lot Davis. Judgment
by default for $3149O1, and interest
at per cent, and Lot Davis certified
as surety.
First National Bank VS.. Huron Iron
Co.. Lot Davis, David Davis and John
J. G. Evans Judgment by default
for $1O1666, and interest at pei
cent. and Lot Davis, David Davis and
John J. G. Evans certified as sureties
| G. P. Tracy & Co. VS.. Huron Iron
Co. Judgment by default for 1881 .62
There were many additional cases
continued, and a number of persons
arraigned on indictments, which will
be reported next week.
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