¶1'After full argument and examination of numerous authorities, the court holds that the governor has the right to demand the surrender of a fugitive from this state, charged with a misdemeanor; and that sec. 95, relating to the matter of inter-state rendition, does not in any way limit the authority and power vested in the executive by the federal constitution and the laws of congress.
10 Ohio Cir. Dec. 812
Hudson v. State
Decided July 1, 1895
Fairfield Circuit Court · decided 1895-07-01
The case was that of Charles Hudson against the state of Ohio. Hudson, having been indicted for an offense against the gambling statutes, went to the state of West Virginia. A requisition was obtained from Governor McKinley, and he was brought back and put upon trial at the October term of the common pleas court.
Decided 1895-07-01