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Show liOrilSilOCLDHWEIT. Tiiete was a trial before t'omm ssion-ei ssion-ei Johnson yestetday the 5;H, in wa rn Olie L. 11 ake vs. iJ iilei Allied to wh'.ain 55.00, tne puiciiase pi ce ul a horse lm: A'ays weie C. E. kol'l id f r plaint.lt & . E. booth loi de'eu J.111I. 1'iie m il as V"Iui"v a..O ca-"W'"'-' ! J'i-Sl'i lasled all day. I'lit! ciicuiustances 111 the case were ab nit tri'jse Ah black came acr oss Air. Allred while he was almsuig a hoise w iicli he had rented to him, and expostulated expos-tulated w. in him, but Air Allied said he nail no business with ihe hoise now he was rented, and otfeied lo buy the hoise and Mr black accepted thi ofier. Tne next day Allied brought the horse baik and relused to pay loi Ivan. Suit was brought to obtain the price ol Hie hoise and tne j'lty returned a veidicl in lav i ol plauuitt , taxing costs as well as tne puiciiase price. T he judgement was in accordance with evidence, hence was jast, but we nunc defendant Sll mid have been taxed foo.oo for cruelly lo animals and tuat phuiiliir should also have been taxed Jjo.oo lor sellu g the animal 1111. ti tlie eucumslances, The transaction shows considerable degree of inhumanity on the pan nf man who sells an animal undei such conditions as wed as on the person who would beat ihe horse. |