The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
LOCIL MaTTERS.

GRASD AND Pam JuRoRs ron May TgnM.-ln
accordance with previous notice. judces Cra.nn
W." W., leIIo',, "n Monday last, proceeded to d,aw
nam,s already Ia the box was firs, teyis.J ~,
striking iheteirom the naincs OF those who were
drawn ior the las, term, those who had died 70
moved 'roEi the county, &c. The following
hah,'s were then added, 10 make up the i've hun
dfrd To he placed 10 the box, viz
ttrH DisfTicf. Samuel = I,opas Daniel 1
than Myrts
Seeoad D''ir,c' Manly n lI,incs Caleb I'm.
mart Edward &. ~ Dell
=. Third DisfTid. Peter q. SauerNcin. Caleb
HooPs, Thnnns y. Hook, Thomas II Moore.
.Ashnty Watts, jasper ~ Slack. John Slack,
Hamilton Easter
Fourth Disiric,.--ll. l.. t;cis. Elias G. S,ochs.
dale, Chas. ". Hrcklcy. u. W. Hook.
FVM DtsfftF.--ltVi r. Bowen r. e. Tracey
Jno. ". Wheeler Michael ~ Aimacosi Bc,ii
Brnson, VIM &. Sparks
:, S'5h D'''rid. Francis Wheeler, John T.
Bull Christian Gore.
ScrsHh District .--Joshua ". BELL J. Crooks
" stephen j. Miller, Thomas Cooper, George
Liiaiusrr
Eyhh D,sfr,d VIM. u. Pcddicotd George
X RoysiOn. Thomas l.. worihingion. Edwin q
E,isrom Geo. W Parsons, Geo. H. Anderson.
John liutluH Sr., James Warden Jas e. Clarke
VIM Webster. John ". Ross
NINTH DisiT,ct. John ". Shanklin. Sr.. e.
\ Conner, John u. Porter, Joseph Allison. !
u. l.onrn'cker, Washington Stevenson. Wilkcr.
sou Taylor, Jesse Bell, Lewis j. Rohr,is. Alfred
Shfivvr. J"hn n Builer.
Enh Disirici.- James o. Parker Victor
llulmr. j. \ Hamilton, Henry Green. jaime.
Mahool
Ei'f,nM DisfIirf. STEPHAN ". Falls. Joshua
J.. Wright Geo. H. Hunt james II. oniun. Eli
G'mhrill. John burton, Jr.
-. Te'!M Dlsirc' Stephan : Geuly, Geo.
" Dorsey, Thos. Biddisuu. Jno. = Biddis.n.
VIM. barh. Chas. Il. Mace, John n Wonder.
horst. Alexander Mrcormi,k
Tbir''sHh Dss'TiCi. -Jun Fowler. David Fowler.
Thes" additional nnmcs Aeie placed in the box
~hich WAS iheu wei. shaken, aud Mr. ADV, Clerk.
I" the CURT. then drew ihercfrom the following
names The hsuIcs after each name denote the
district the irfson is from:
.nANn JtHr. ram yrEY.
William Cain John Pcriuc.... ... a.
John W. Numscn..."..3 Edward Ri,ler............y
John : baldwin.....ll Dennis NJ. Ma,thcws.lu
=. Alex. Parl"tt......... Vim. Albert .........I
bTnan knight ...... II Samuel Kculcr ...I n
John ]. Audcrs"n......P John Hr.l-y ..........ll
thas ". k~c'l........I J. ". Ballwin.........Ii
J"hn u. bnrsey ..........s John Erinan ......g
Peer u wilhclm......6 las. Burton. Jr........II
james Warden ......s Darby brt................5
: Mil fi"ui9 ........5 Christian Gore ........G
G""rse Gfav"s........... u. Louis Gcis..... ...i
John H. BHtl"r.........g Robert H. Wilson......II |
Thomas Dixpu..........3 George ". .ior,lan....5
Janos Ranpi"y .........s Lux" !. Pcagcc........3
) Dixon oDcll .........2 william +. Ranlall.i3 !
n.rg" W. Alcr FL. :. ". Choaic.......2
Walter u. Bladder. ...i0 VIM. g. Marshall......g
Thos II. Mtchcll.......S chas. Il. Chew.
William Bishop ........" Josiah Spar...........l0
David Fowler IL Gerard Emnart ........2
Juln 7. II. Parlci;...il Win. Levin. Sr.........:,
Win. g. brnmcad......P Vim. 7. Jackson ...... 10 |
VIM. T. Fiic..............2 |
HAfli"n frtce............> /
I; will he seen that the Twelfth District Is not
represented on either jury. The lsi district has |
three jur"rs; the ~ six the "a FIVE the 9Th |
two; the 9TH two the 9Th two: the 9Th one /
the S'h three the 9Th nine the 10th siN. the
llih six 'he 18th two. We do not know |
which district Mr. Graves is from
ASoJmga MrRDER TRIAL.-Thc trial Of John
Mccarthy. indicted for the murder o. Ruth Lark I
iuFi on t.c Liberty road in this rou,,,. or the /
an ~ july last. took place in the Criminal Cvur,
a. Baltimore city on Monday and TUESDAY of,hi. /
week, - 81 hich colt, l. had been removed from,
ou' count! rogE,. Tie circumstances % tie a.ur.
DIR were ~ follows On the day named John
Mccarthy, with three other young men, residents
~ the city. procured hack and rode ont % n
lager hccr garden q, Cnonsville. Ai,c- spending
some tine there hey returned TO the riy and
went out the Liberty road on the road picking
up Lizzie Etil-r aud Ruih l.iukiorl the dccen s,j
two girls o. di.rrpu'Ibc character The par;y
prucrtiri 60 BenVilles four mile h0Isc where
several additional drinks we're taken bv men and
women. and the cttriage was then turned to-
wards the eiis whvn short distance from
Benvilles an alteration 'uc& place between Me-
Carihy and one Of his companions, named Farrell |
when Farrell struck the accused knocking him
uai % the front window In falling Mccarthy
Zee, became eniangled in the running gears OF the
carriage, aud lac was carried along with IL |
While in This position he drew = pistol aud fired
at Farrell. the ball missing him aud entering the
breast Of Ruth Lankfuri killing her insitn;iv
Mr.. Bcnvie saw She affair from his house pro-
cured his gun and went 10 the carriage. arrested
the whole party, aud took them back to his house
AeCarihy, however, had gone of across the fields
and eseaicd arrest until some time aiterwari
whrn he was captured IN Missouri and brought
on for trial by Deputy Sheriff Charles T. Harvey.
Of this county. A good character was proved
TOT the prisoner, aud il was also shown that he
was never before known 10 carry pistol aud
thu, he took the one be had that DAY from a
drunken acquaintance ut Catonsvillc Late ON
Tuesday night the jury rendered n verdict that
the accused was guilty Of mAnslaugh,cr.' lie
vas defended by Vim. l.. Preston and j. Rowan
Buchanan, Esq.
Can VIZ NOT HAVE CEMETERY ?--Towson-
town provides well for her living. We have
fine houses, excellen, hotels. cotnmodious stores.
everything that eau give enjoymtnt or pleasure
To her citizens while living. but have, "a set.
failed TO provide any suitable place for burial
when dead. II may sound bad 10 persons living
AT distance, but yc, the plain fac, must be con-
fesscd-wc have no cemetery. Many families
still hurry in old family burying grounds, which,
by the property changing hands may be con-
vericd ~ any time into fields for farming opera
lions. Some 81 our people bury their dead in
distant burial places, at large expense andincon-
venirnce Can not this be rcmedied Can we not
secure n suitable place contiguous TO our town
which may lay OF for n cemetery, and where
our dsad may be inferred after ''life's fifal fe-
verg' This snbjec, has been frequently mention
ed. hut the difficulty has always been that no
suitable ground could be procured fer the pur.
pose. Tnis need be a hindranee 10 the good
work no longer. We know Of q small lot OF
groand adjoining the town, every way suited
To the purpose. which can be bought nj a
moderate price. We doubt not that ia compa-
ny purchased this ground aud enclosed aud beau
tilted il as a cemetery, they would be amply re.
paid for their outlay in the sale Of burial lots -
We commend the suhject to the serious considc-
ration of our readers Of Towsontown and Vicin-
iy.
irPoSrHExrs The County lmissioners
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