The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
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Jury vere discharged, bsins unable 70
agree. Tbs jury stood eight or scqsis-
al lkeer she jury were discharged,
IL WAS erd<Bsd tina, The name Of Joseph
bradley, iemding counsel for surr~a, b.
stricken tom the rolls u the coSrt,
/ suanx y difficulty ts.tween the Judge
and bradley during the progress Of The
trial i. IL stated after adJournnseut 81
court Bradley followed Fisher into The
street car aud presented the Judge With
! a challenge. Thich the Judge, aEer
/ reading, tore mp
{ -ss fR,Scssco Aug. i0-Thc Isde.
pendent Union Committee nominated
/ Caleb J FAY for Governor.
kSesspts frsn CeatsAl pasioe vsisssa
fot Juiy sl1jsD in gold .
RAtnsoEE, Avg le~A ae.sccsat
ic rrpes-sion,} rcturEt-x ron : Poss
raising. va. Erred into BY a crowd Two
wounded
utGan', Aas lo---ren houses burs-
\ ed In consequence OF deraasenSat 81
the FIRE alarm Telegraph, no alarm wss
given
LOUISVILLE, Aug ln-Push Fssea
.on, an old ciuaen. - desd.
The southern Relief Comnissoa
have disbur-ed ninrty-ons tho1sand
dollars H.tF ~
,lrgs,ss. Aug 10 The steamer H.
cret on her way FROM Mosts~ai, cst The
steamer Lske y Peter in two. sinking
her 10 lbre. minutes The crew took
refuge On ins "n.c'.n,a" az a
] nNsiitNetoNi Nu- ~"
the eso'nsi agreed "as uhs res'osn'
can remo'c Stanton ne w" nrs
Psnd hin undee IN" ,ee""" See"o" VI
the tenure o. once b'ii
Nosiie, Aar mayor ''aosasas
Horton was today arres'ed ~ '"'.ea
rta'e' 'oinniis'loner I" " '"'ne't ,o'
siniatlen q tl'a ci,ii rizns b,L IN me
case Of the negro Johnson ne coo
conss-ted IN tie hantsii""n OF 'he ne
go VINO h.d i''-t" leg ~ Tue .a.sn .
ser'fss Horton gave "a" Tor sN'"
tor ms Appearance Mo'.i"y
taiessci Aug 20 ---esera' ipsmbers
OF the b"Ard ~ 'fsao pave '-'e" ar
rested Tor sAnblin- u arain nhier ue
rcs""t ia" making selling -h"r' ga"
bling
] Nshis"f"s. Nv ~ -tsoshs 'senss
/ pl tbe S"rrsss Hi"A ~. ".'"SA "F
] rsnhcr wa bs"u-ht iht" inc S..'
rom ana ssslsnsi NC seat oee"p'ea ~
MN aur'ng ule 'f'ai' BESIDE ms counsel
lie me inw e'-'.' -'f''iip2 ana seemed
IN peo1 -iir'r as .. cha''e" WIN ms
counsel Nerrick male an aiis-'on. 20
O report 'hai an attempt Honid be male
at rescue wheFvat me prisoner seemed
much ainssecd -- N
Al i've minutes past clock Judge
Fisher resumed bis .eat upon the bench
I Mullen erier Jailed the Court TO order
and MARSHAL fhiiiips wa directed 10
bring the Jury dow" ~ tins siiaq TOE
rn4is was much crowded
The jury was brought IN ate'Sht MIN
uics past ! O'clock, and, BY direction 4
the Jeese, Their mans, wer: called
Midd.i'on, 'he clerk, addressing the
Jury Of the lnry, have you
agreed upon n verdict a
'odd-We have noi been able u
agree Uff ID
Judge Fisher--l have received the
following letter from The Jury
To s!'a Hen sisoEse ~ fisi'cr. Judge Q!
Ne Criminal Court
Sir-Tho jury, IN the case Of the Uni
ted states v John II sprras'' most re-
/ Tccifuiiy state they siandpreclsely NV
as When they nrs' bal'cied upon eater
ing the ropm--nes,rly equally divided
aud they arr firmly convinced thatihsy
cannot possibly make verdict We
deem II our duty 70 the Court and 70 the
e sf1 Sl private faa "A SN and 81 ~ ne sG isass
Of our families, and in view Of the fact
that tae heal h of several Of our mcm-
tsrs is bseoming 'ericn.ly impaired,
under the protslcted confinement, 10