The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

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adultery with Flemmon Bryant.
Patrick II. Washam VS.. John
Schwartzel. Judgment for plaintiff
for $40.
Jennie T. Faulkner vs.. William ID.
Faulkner. Divorce. Leave to file
supplemental and amended petition III
80 days, and continued.
Henri Chapman VS.. James A. Ale
shire ct al. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
Milton McKinniss vs.. Sarah Ann
Howe. Settled and cost paid.
Thomas G.. Richards vs.. Grimsley
Poor. Settled at plaintiffs cost.
Moses E. Morgan VS.. William
Vaughn ct al. Sale confirmed and
deed ordered, and leave to MAckley &
Ramsey to withdraw answer aud cross
petition.
Daniel Swearingen VS.. James A.
Aleshire, Scott Aleshire aud Nelson
Aleshire. Court fluids in favor Of
Scott Aleshire and Nelson Aleshire,
and dismissed without prejudice as to
James A. Aleshire.
Daniel Swearingen vs.. James A.
Aleshire. Sale confirmed and deed Or
der-d.
Alexander Crisswell vs.. Gilbert A.
Ewing. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Joseph Murray VS.. Cornelius Too
ney ct al. Tried by the Court, and
judgment for plaintiff for $159 70.
Charles G. Wills VS.. Stephen D.
Morgan and Thomas Williams. The
plaintiff was digging coal at Coalton,
and bought goods and provisions from
Morgan, and promised to paw him
when he got his money, on the 18th
of the month, but when he got his
money be ''pnlird out, in the night.
Morgan and Williams followed him,
and found him near Richmondale
H. started to run, and Morgan and
Williams ran after him. They caught
him. and Morgan threw him down.
and held him while Williams searched
him for revolver, and in the search
he found his pocket book. and put it
in his (Willlam's) pocket. Afterwards
he paid Morgan. and paid him some
three or four dollars for the expense
of his trip after him. This suit was
for damages. and the jury returned a
verdict for IS in favor Of the plaintiff.
Mandana Ireland VS.. Lorenzo d.
Ray. Bastardy Defendant failed to
appear. and his bond, 5000. forfeited.
Trial before a jury. Verdict guilty.
Defendant ord-rrd to pay for support
of the child $500: 500 in ten days.
and $1OO in thirty days thereafter,
and S100 in sixty days.
James Sheridan vs.. John Sticklen.
This was an appeal case. Sheridan
was agent for sale Of bibles, and
claimed that he had sold bible to
defendant for 80 so. Defendant de-
MED the sale Verdict for defendant.
| Iron Bank Of Jackson VS.. Milton c.
keenan,. Judgment by defauit for
50 4sO.
Lancelot Campbell VS.. JOS phi P.
Lively. Judgment by default for
1898. and interest at per cent.
Miller, cissna & Co. VS.. George Ru-
pert ct al. Judgment by default fol-
S245 40.
The Grand Jury came into Court at
d o'clock on Saturday and made the
following report:
ITO the Honorable james Tripp,
Jud ge Of the CuErt Of Common Pleas,
Jackson county. Ohio: The Grand
Jury of the Court of Common Pleas
nf said county. of the November term
1888. beg leave to report that they
have been in session six days. and
herewith return to the Court the in
dictment- presented by said jury: W.
have carefully examined into all such
m ,ttrrs as have legitimately y come tc
our notice. having eEamined oyer on-
hundred and fifty witnesses, and pre-
spntrd IS bills aud ignored Is cases
Considered by US. The business has
been transacted in as expeditions a
manner "a possible.
} During our session we have visited
the County Jail and made complete
examination thereof. and find that the
ru'-s prescribed for the care thereof
anil for the government of it's inmates
have been carried out and properly
enforced. We f1d confined therein
three persons charged with CRIME; one
sh ,oting with intent to kill; one
or md larceny; one robbery. We also
finl one person confined therein char
ged with bastardy, and one insane, but
harmless, and not kept in close con-
ffn-ment We also visited the New
jail, and found therein persons con-
fued under sentence IF death, and one
charged with murder in the first de-
gree. Respectfully submitted, :,
ANDREW LESLIE, Foreman.
| Dec. /. 1888.
John McNeel plead guilty to an in
dictment charging him with stealing
COW, value $40, the property of
Charles Brown. Peniteutiary one
year.
Hattie Mcknight plead guilty to
keeping a house Of i'll fame. Fined
800 and costs.
Stephen D. Morgan and Thomas
Williams plead guilty to an indict-
meut for assault and battery, (the
| Wills G. SCI and Murgan WAS fiurd $50