Final Decree only.

Annie Mae Thomas, alias Jones. Plaintiff in error is accused of assaulting Ora Byrd with a knife. Details of assault are unknown. Plaintiff's petition for parole notes that pla. is 18 years old, has never before been charged with a crime, and has worked one job for, "one of our best families" for four years.

Victim: Earl Flegal. Defendant alias: Richard Cuzzort.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge of "Assault with intent to commit Voluntary Manslaughter." Case is incomplete; opinion only.

Fred Vickers was charged with assault with intent to commit rape and sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary. He assaulted one Florence Orr. 2 folders.

For assaulting H. O. Underwood with a knife.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge of "Assault with intent to commit Murder in the Second Degree." Case is incomplete; opinion only.

2 folders. Exhibits include drawings and photographs.

Case also includes a charge of Voluntary Manslaughter. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

The incident took place in Carpenter's Saloon on 628 Market St in Chattanooga. Harry was charged with shooting W. R. Jenkins with a pistol in the first degree. Charles Hodges was also charged.

Taylor is accused of assaulting Tom J. Rogers with a club with intent to kill. Rogers and Tylor had a disagreement about a ownership of a mower and then Taylor accused Rogers of shooting his dog.

Verdict: Guilty, affirmed on appeal to Supreme Court (Bill of Exceptions filed too late).

Verdict: Guilty, affirmed on appeal to Supreme Court.

Victim: C. R. Ball.

Victim: Walter McGuire

Victim: Esther Caroline Hunter.

Lyons convicted of assaulting his wife Edith, fined $400, sentenced to 60 days in workhouse. Edith was a reluctant witness for the state, who claimed Lyons knocked Edith down as she was going up the street & picked her up by her hair. He then hit her in the mouth while they were in the patrol wagon. Edith claimed she fell down & denied he hit her in the mouth. They had been married about a year at the time.

Hines found guilty of assault w/intent to commit 2nd degree murder of M. McGrill, using blunt instrument; sentenced to 5 yrs in penitentiary. McGrill assaulted & robbed in morning at his grocery store at 23rd & Chestnut in Chattanooga. Assault occurred as he stooped down to get dime's worth of tomatoes colored man named Bow-wow had requested, left him unconscious 2-3 wks. Bow-wow identified as Def. Hines. Primarily, case questions whether McGrill properly identified Hines. McGrill also spelled Magrill.

Cause of action: "Felonious Assault to commit Larceny." Jessie B. Bramon testified that he was camping in a wagon when some men came up and asked him if he had any guns. When he replied no, they asked if he had any money. When Bramon's son came up, they hit him with a rock. Bramon, Bramon's son Martin, J. M. Matheus, M. S. Goins, Henry Mayfield, James Hamilton, and J. E. Conner all testified in the case.

Verdict: Guilty, affirmed and modified on appeal to the Supreme Court.

Both Winfred Holder and Earl Holder are charged with criminal assault and battery.

Cause of Action: Assault with intent to commit voluntary manslaughter. Victim: A. D. Hendrickson.

This is an appeal. In original bill, Hays was charged with felonious assault stemming from an attack on Hiram Wing on Dec. 4, 1858. Wing was a conductor on the Western & Atlantic RR of Georgia, & defendant a co-worker. When defendant was reportedly drunk on the job, it was Wing's duty to report this & Hays was fired. The attack was in retaliation. Defendant sentenced to 5 years in TN State Penitentiary.