Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
N, RINGHAM Ipoka on the Enme aide.
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
A Bill to Regulate the Selection
of Grand and Petit Jurors in


A Bill 10 Regulate the Selection
of Grand and Petit Jurors i'm
Utah.
WASHINGTON, July IA bill has been in
troduced into the Senate by Mr.. Wade to
regulate the selection of grand and petit
jurors in Utah and for other purposes. 1t
is in charge of the committee on Territories.
1t provides that none but citizens of the
United States shall. serve asjurors. aud that
they must be selected from the body Of the
people of the district; that the United
States Marshal shall attend all courts and
execute all proceedings; that citizen
aggrieved by the action of q justice
Of the peace or probate judge may
| appeal to the District Court that in
elections by ballot it shall be unlawful to
| place upon vote any mark by which the
voter may be identified. The office of the
Lieutenant General of Utah shall. be pro-
hibited; the militia must be enrolled and
muster d, aud reports made to the Seereta-
ry of War. Aliens shall not be enrolled.
Marriages must be solemnized by the JUS
tice of the Supreme Court and by regularly
ordained ministers of the gospel, and they
are required to deliver certificates. i
Freedmen Ina North Carolina.
Gen. Ruger, late Assistant Commissioner
| of the Freedmen's Bureau in North Caro-
lima, says the State Convention has rescind-
ed the proviso to the act passed by the Leg
islature relating to the testimony OF freed
men in courts. As the law now stands the
penalties are the same for white and black,
and the testimony of all persons of color is
admitted in all cases in which they are per-
sonally interested. He states that there are
fewer cases of violence towards freedmen
than formerly. zr4rahJe 400
Horrible Murders by Freedmen I'm
'--- Georgia.
AUGUSTA GA, June 30.-Dr. H. Eaton
was murdered by freedmen in Camden
county. The civil authorities attempted to
aErestlthe murderers, but they were sue
There was a horrible eSf%S5q %Iiqqdmgfo dmgoo; 4. y :
No. Is, Georgia, Wednesday night. Two
freedmen butchered Mrs. Rollins and her
two children, and a negro girl, killing the
former and leaving the others without any
hope of recovery One of the murdereTs
was arrested at Boston. HVS VI w
Kennedy Against RInderpest ana
,-r......-a.. Cholera: rio 4. '' =
WASHINGTON, July LA communicate
has been received at the Department of
State from our Legation at London, in
closing two pamphlets relating to experl-
ments by DR.. James Dewor, of Kirkcaldy,
for testing the efficiency of sulphurous
acid gas IS disinft Giant Results are cited
which lead to the conviction that rinder-
fest, pneumonia and cholera, and some other
dis ase by which the human family are
afflicted, may be not only very much modi-
fed but even wholly prevented by ] this
means. The method of generating the gas Is
very simple and inexpensive. z Il lis only
| necessary to have q dchafer Of old ash cirI-
ders. Get small cruioible, and into it
drop piece of sulphur stuck Of the size Of
| 4 mans thumb. This will fumigatea q large
cattle shed In twenty minutes. The AMI
mails seem to enjoy it and it, acts as tonic
on man or beast. The shed must be well
ventilated during the fumigation, as well
as before. and after, and sound sanitary
rules must be enforced In regard to clenli-
ness and the removal of dung heaps during
| the pfeyalence Of such, epidemics IS are
above named.
The fnmigation may be made according
to the foregoing directions four or 1--WE
| Not only is the treatmentsaid to cure the
fatal diseases, but It Is stated that mango,
| ringworm and lice have also vanished be-
| fore It, and that grease heels In horses
have also been cured by It, while