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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
Pn,nl a,nhhInr AfrnHs.

JACKSON, MICF, August Sl.-Mardn
sGladine, in an atfay today with his
tenant, Lewis 2. Snyder, stabbed him In
the lett shoulder, the kni[e entering the
lcGt lung and, 1t Is believed, fatally ipjur-
ing him. Itis alleged that sAlSdine has
been in the habit Ol abusing his vile, and
at her solicitation Snyder has intgriered
in her behalf. Snyder Is not expected to
survive TIL morning.
MnPHIB, August 3l.-In a drunken
fight over q game Of cards at Colby'H
Dairy, near this city, to-day, q swede
named OhriStianson was stabbed and
killed by Dan Sullivan, who was ar
rested. ....
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THE NATHAN MURDER.

Irving Names His Two AccOmpliceS,
and says II Taken to New York He
win Produce Articles Taken from
Nathan'S Safe.
SAN FRANCISCO, August N.-lrVlng
names now as having been assoc lated
with him in the Nathan murder, Dool
and Kelly, and Caleb Garnion. Kelly
struck the blow. Dennis was q prisoner
at the time of the murder. Irving says il
he ever reaches New York he will pro.
duco the papers and memorandum book
which he took from Nathan's safe with
his own hands.
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TuE TRUTH OF TnE DUSINRsS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-The re-
ported robbery Of Walter snowden this
morning turns out untrue. SnoWden
struck himself with a dumb bell and sim
ulated Inconsistencies. After being re.
moved to his residence detectives searched
tue office and found all the money under
Snowden's desk. About 8 O'Clock this
evening Snovden returned to his office TO
get the money, and was arrested. He ad-
mitted that be was In debt, and had re-
sorted to q ruse to obtain cash.
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Weather Report.
Wan OEPAATHINT,
OYPICA OF FHB CHIRR SIgNAL 0HTIoBR.
RASHIAaToH, D. O., Aug. Sl.-s:00 2. Y. !
PRoBABuIrIRB.

For New England and the northern
portion OF the Middle States, the pressure
will diminish slightly, with rising temper
ature, light southerly to westerly winds,
and areas of light rain.
For the lake region generally, cloudy
weather and continued rain during the
night, followed by clearing weather and
high temperature on Monday. .
For The Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
light southerly to westerly winds, high
,11n;,evotnro and generally clear weather.
'tF Fpr tbe South Atlantic aud Gull states /,
diminishing pressure, with partly CLOUDY
or clear weather, except On tne COAST
where threatening weather may prevail
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Gnlrenon QnnrnnlIne WlIhdrawn.

NRw ORLEANS, August 30--A dis
patch to Messrs. G. A. Whitney 8 Co.
from Galveston states that the Quaran-
tine regulations. which were TO go into
effect against New Orleans on Monday
have been withdrawn, consequently reg
ular communication with Texas ports
remains uudisturbed.
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CNCMNATI, August 3I.-Rlver . feet
and falling. Weather tair and hot. g.
LoUBvILLE, August H.-River about
stationary, with 9 ieet In the canal and 8
lest in the pass down the Indiana chute;
Weather intensely hot; ct 4e. u! the
mercury stood Of. %. .t''
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DrstlISEy Burned at PatOka, Ind

{. CMoniVisVIEi, August 81.lAhD BaQutrs
special, from PatokH, Ind, reports the
burning this morning OF two o'clock Of
Bingham 3 Bros. large diStillery at that
place, with Q bonded warehouse and 9TH
er buildings. Total loss estimated at
$4,000. There ware one hundred and
ffty hogs burned to death. Three thon;
sand bushels Of corn 1pd thirty barrels Of
whIOky were destroyed III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

PHILADELPHIA, August 3O.-WalteE
SnoWden, clerk in the office Of the
Agents New York Life Insurance Com
psny, e0uth 4Ih street, shortly after open
lug the Office to-day was asked by .
stranger to change q $50 bill, and while
changing II he was knocked senseless and
The safe robbed OF $40. No arrest has
been made, ...
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arrived here tonight, en- route home. He
ia confident as TO the result Of the con-
test between him and General AmGs. He
has called O mass convention OF Repub-
iicans OF Mississippi to meet at Jackson
on tue 1Sh OF September.
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LATTER pEYELoPMENrs.

TIE PRINCIPAL swINDLRR STILL AT
LARGE-RRYR Oh FRAUD IN OTHER d.
RECToRs = BUsINEss PARTIALLY sUs'
PENDED TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW York, August 3l.-The principal
operator In the New York Central bond
forperiesis one ChaHlesl WillIam9on; who Is
believed 10 be identical with the notorious
Ross 8 Wright He GppearS to have
been dealing through various brokers to
a very great extent principally IN New
York Central skies Of 1873, and Buffalo,
New York, and Erie first mortgage bonls.
williamson is an outside man, and
whether all these bonds just mentioned
are forgeries or not, they are merely COW
era by which he was enabled to issue
,orped bonds. The detectives think 1t ad.
visSble for any parsons who have bought
any Of the clasSe8 Of bonds just mentioned
since the date Of the last interest pay
ment, TO have them examined at the sew
eral offices oi the companies, to have their
genuineness attested. w
Itis reported In Wall street that a cer-
tain bank has been vlctimiEed to the ex-
tent OF $50OOO0 with these forged bonds,
and It is further reported that The arrest Of
several prominent operators In Wall
street may be shortly looked tor with ref
erence to this worthless paper. Since the
arrest Of Brown large quantity OF bogus
bonds have been discovered, as follows.
Found on tho person OF the prisoner $50.
600; fund with one firm on Broadway,
$4,000; another firm on Broadway $780,
900: making in all 1000. II was report.
ed that other stocks. had been counter.
leited, and that business will bCpartially
suspended in Wall street tomorrow Till
the truth Is known. Williamson has an
alias OF II. Il. Williams and Is said tC
have been discharged years ago IRON the
position Of book.keeper 10 Brooks Bros
for peculation and forgery. Every effort
| 10 hainU mNdA N secure his arrest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

NEW YORK, August 30.-The steamers
Calabris, from Liverpool, and Schmidt,
from Bremen, have arrived.
LIVERPOOL, August 30.-The steamer
Scotia, from New York, has arrived out
NEW YoRK, August 8l.-Arrived-The
steamers City Of Antwerp, City Of Brns-
sells, AdriatiC and Spain, from Liverpool,
and Herman, from Bremen. Henry
Watterson, OF tho Louisville. Courier-Jour.
nal, was among the passengers by NE
AdriatiC.
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Beau Hickman Stricken With Pa.
TalyHlS.

WAsHNOTON, August 3l,-Beau Hick.
man, who 10 known throughout the coun.
try by reputation and familiar to visitors
10 Washington for many years, was yes
tCrdAy stricken with paralysis aud now
lies 10 a hopeless condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
RavageS Of Cholera at Lancaster, Ky.

HaVages Of Cholera at LahcA"'eT' n"
CINCINNATI, August 3O,-Advices from
Lancaster, KY, show total oI twenty
seven deaths from Cholera since the as
ease began. Sixty white families, besides
q large number OF single persons, have
left town.
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.nnn,h or a Rennrolent LndY.

CoLuGBuS, August SO.-Mrs, Sarah A.
Champion, d lady widely celebrated Tor
her charities and philanthropy among
the soldiers during the war, died in this
city this morning,
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-AsSOCIAts Judge Horace Gray has
been appointed ChieI Justice OF MasSa.
chusetIs. The office had been previoualy
rendered to E. lockwood Hoar,
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The Presbyterian Female College
building at GreenCastle, Indiana, was en-.
tlrely destroyed by fire Saturday morn
| Ipg. Loss $4,000; no inSurOnce.
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PHILADELPHIA.

A Clerk In an Insurance Office RObS
the Safe. and PreIends he was
Knocked Down and the Safe Rob-
bed BY BuFglaTSs
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F0r additional Telegraph Ite Fourth Page,
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By TELEGRAPH. .
ASSOCIATED PRESS RBPORT
Exclusively to the IntellI gencer.

~ By tho Western Union Line. 49,,
aleo NorthEe1t cor. OF Main and Honroe sts)
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INDIANAPOLIBI AuBuHL OU.-LWU young
men from Washington, H., VIM. Shear
and George Duran, walking 70 lndtanap-
oils, sat down on the l. 9, & L. railroad
track 10 rest eight miles west Of here, fell
asleep, and were run over by tho eastern
bound express about three o'clock this
morning. Shears lef( shoulder was badly
mashed besides internal injuries, and
Duran's skull and left arm were irac-
tured. Both are in precarious condi-
ton, especially Duran, and 1t Is hardly
nogsihlr thCv will survive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

The most ridiculous, and in some cases
the most indefenstis schemes for annoying
newly married couples prevail in rural dis
tricts. The common nuisance employed Is
that OF "homing" the newly married COUP
lie by q serenade of all manner of discord-
ant machines from burdy gurdy to a
pnmpEin-viue squeaker, and their din does
not cease until groom stands 'treat" But
in Virginia they have still another plan,
which was practiced lately near Harrison
burg. The bridal purity were taking q
drive and some parties stretched wire
across the road and stopped the party.
The bridal party were told they must "treat,
trade or travel" but this the brdil party
refused TO do, but the men folks, getting
out of their carrages, gave the wire stretch
ers the benefit of their whips and beating
them oft cut tho wire and the bridal
party moved IN, experiencing nothing
worse than a volley of oIths sent after
them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

A reporter for Western paper, speaking
Of certain fair creature, remarked that
''tbe profusion and color OF her hair would
lead one to look upon 1t as though it was
spun By the nimble fingers OF the easy hours
as they giided through the bright June
days, whose many sunny rays of light bad
been caught in the msshes, and were con-
tented to 60 no further" This is better
than saying the girls hair was red.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

There is - tempest in beer jug in Chi
cago. A beer seller violated the Sunday
law. Ho was tried by a Justices jury on
which wers three clerks OF the dry goods
store otField, Letter i Co., and was cuD-
victed. The Stats Zeitung denounced the
firm Of Field, Letter Il Co., and the Saloon
Keepers Association, amid excitement rails
ed TO white heat, resolved not to patron "a
that firm unless the clerks were discharged.
The clerks at last reports were still selling
tape and buttons at the old stand, and the
beer sellers were still frothing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

Buffalo is still "wrastling" with the hotel
ques ion, and il looks as il the question
would .throw" the BulIalonians. q 1t was
proposed at one time to take their Only park
for hotel site, but the law, we think, step
ped in and saved the park and now the
company is looking around for site. The
site now proposed is deem ed by the public
too far mp town. but hotel projects generally
have a speculation on hand independan!
of the mere location of a hotel.for Its busi-
ness features. We don't know how it is in
Buffalo, but that city ought to have a large
hotel, and owing to the topography OF tb
city we do not see how such hotel ="
find pleasant location in the vicinir OF
it's railway stations.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

SAD ACCIDENr.-A sad railroad accident
occurred at Miller Farm, late yesterday al
tsrnoon, by which . boy named Eugene
Rnnnalls lost bis right foot at the ankle
1t appears be was endeavoring to jnmp on
the late freight train for the purpose Of
stealing a ride, and got caught In some
way and fell to the track, the wheels of the
caboose passing over bis right foot, crush
Ing 1t frightfully, so much so that It had to
be smputsted. DR.. Bacher, of this place,
and Dr. Variau, Of Titusvills, performed
the operation. BY the time a few more
small boys lose their legs or arms probably
learn to stay away entirely from. moving
mains. This should prove Q warning.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17
Local NUlicev.
For Sale Cheap

One 40-Horss Boiler, Gibbs
& Russell make, One i9:Horss .
Engine in good condition, 500
feet Casing. 1000 feet tubing.
$50 feet Sucker Rods, Ialves
Working Barrels, Sc. Also
one Derrick and Rig complete.
The above property will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulan
enquire Of A. G. HARPER, Kspe Cuv
Vsnango County, Pa
A. G. HARPER.
Kane City, June II lS73-u
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
w A. Tozier who has been

w. A. Lozier, who has been
engaged in tie Wholesale Ale
trade for the past year, has this
day disposed Of his entire i'll
terest in said business to the firm
of Fox IL Williams, who will
continue the business at the old
stand. Mr.. L.ozier desires us
to return his sincere thanks to-
his many patrous for the lib
eral patronage extended to him.
during the past year. +. A
Phillips will act as agent for
the new proprietors, and keeps
a full supply of that fine Buffalo
Cream Aeon hand.
MIR. Lozier desires all par
ties indebted to- him to settle
at once as he wishes to have
his books balanced.
Dated April "a, 1873.
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q Gold at l p. m. 1881

The Uil City Derrick of this morning
copies our article relating to the rppor ted
sale OF 100000 barrels of oil at $l,OO pc,
barrel by James S. McCrsy, aud gives the
correct version OF the affair. 1t savors strong
" Of on attempt not only to bear the mar.
ket but to black mail Mr.. McCray:
Fuller particulars as furnished us to show
that this was never bona aje transaction.
AZ we hear II, Buffers accosted McCrsy ou
t'e street Thursday andiaccused him Of bear
ing the msrkst-nn absurd idea, certainly
to any one who knows McCrsys stock
M'Crsy ironically answered, "Oh, yes, Of
course. The lower the BETTER" and passed
Bntters, not caring to continue the ccovers
sation. Buffers, following, called after
McCray, "What will you take .or hug,
dred thousand ba rrels!" McCuy, without
stopping or turning, or indeed taking any
account OF what was being said, remarked
jocnlarly, COB. about a dollar. l spose,'
and walked away to avoid further converse
tioR.
Buffers took the next train to Petroleum
Centre, went to Merchant (MoCrsy's sgeut)
and demanded the oil. o. Friday and
Saturday kilograms were sent oil over the
region announcing that McCray had un-
loaded 100, 1000 barrels, ,0ithout giving price,
which would OF course have killed the
effect Of the statement. On Saturday Butt
ters went to Petroleum Centre and told
Merchant that he was putting In bis cars
and expected the oil to be loaded without
delay. AcCray was down the river on
Friday and Saturday, aad OF course could
not be found.
The attempt to bear the market does net
seem to have met with any success except
down the river. Any effort to bleed Nc
Cray on ''settlement Of differences" would
bs On attempt somewhat in the nature of
black mali IL this is correo. version of the
affair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

We had the pleasure this forenoon oi
meeting Mr.. G. K. n. Crawford, Of Tionesta
Mr.. Crawford is engaged in the lumber
business with Mr.. A II Steele, the well
known President Of the Pennsylvania Pc
troleum Railroad. Mr. Steele has the con-
tract for furnishing 200, 900 feet of plank
for the Titusville and Centrsville Plank
Road Company. He has purchased the
timber on $50 acres of the Skinner farm, 90
Oil Greek, has put up q portable saw mill
and will commence the work of saving the
timber this afternoon. The saw mill will
be under charge Of Mr. Crawford, who is one
Of the pioneer lumbernen Of Forest county.
The lumber is principally oak W ith slight
sprinkIiDg Of chestnut aud Eastwood. Mr..
@. thinks 1t will take at least Q year to cut
the timber on this piecs of land.
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NOTICE,

Parties knowing themselves
indebted to us will do well to
settle before July 1st next,there-
by saving unnecessary trouble
and expense, as all accounts not
settled by that date will be col
lected by law.
SOBEL N AUERHIAM.
Pet, Centre, Pa, June 18th.
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veryIandsome young fellow from Bal
timore .ssaulted citizen on the street OF
Stauron, VT, a few days ago, and was sen-
tered to the chain-gang 10 default of pay/
cent OF his fine. While the gang was
near girls seminary the girls
caught sight::oi bis handsome face, which 90
to the sympathies Of the tender-
hearted creatures that they "chipped In"
aud paid bis fine. He manifested bis grati-
tude by getting beastly drunk.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

There are stroog symptoms OF justice in
dueling cases In Virginia. The law OF that
State Furnishes dueling as murder, but it has
been supposed that the vltiated condition
of public sentiment on the subject of duek
ing would render law imperative. A very
aggravated case Of the barbarous code of
bonor occurred at Richmond lately between
MIR. Mordecai and Mr.. McCsrty from which
tue iormer died aud the latter Is still in
dangerous condition from his wounds. The
seconds have been arrested aud lthe exam.
lining o.ficer committed them without bs',
to await McCarty's couvalescencs. fhe
seconds attempted to gaio release though
u writ Of habsas corpus before judge OF the
higher court, but such relief way refused,
aud the seconds were cent to jill. 1t isto
be hoped these men will be made an exam>
pie. So lar as the prlncip.ls are concern-
ed, one is 10 bis grave, rld the other will
be cripple for life, s,d the seconds who
were the responsible parties, ought to be
held as accsssoriepso murder. Not one duel
would bs iougbtwere 1t not for the seconds.
Hardly an insance ofa challenge occnrs
that the MAKER might not 0s arranged by
the friend, Of parties. Aud the law should
bs heldso strict as 10 put 1t ont OF power Of
u mar ever. 10 he second to second duel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

A painful result followed an attempt to
settle the weight of Q mule in Louisville the
other day. Bystanders could not agree in
their estimates, but each made bet on bis
own. Then q man, who was rsputed to be
q good judge OF live stock, got behind the
mule, aud was measuring bis quarters,
when something in the mule appeared to
loosen. Just before he died, the man gave
1t as bis opinion that II the mule WAS as
heavy before as be was behind, be must
weigh not Tar from Al, 900 pounds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

An euraptured Texas editor to- giving
NJ Impressions OF the opera: '.he "'o''a
of vioIets exudes from it as tousn every
note were an odOrous petal r1ose e&q"'s''e
scent is carried to the fipe/ nerves OF the
brain upon the balmy. of sound dying
away in melodious md evanescent falls,
and swelling With de ricnnesr of perf'med
life into being aAin, until the soul i'wrap-
ped 10 man,t Of sensuous delight that
makes II fai,s with rapture"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

A young man aged lS who was engage/
as clerk In dry goods store. has been OBJ
liged to abandon the profession. His pa
rents took him away because his bealst was
being broken down from excess Of labor, they
said. He was required to be at the store
every night until IL O'Clock taking account
OF stock, he said. He has not joined prol
tessioual base ball club, aud doesn't suffer
much from ''excess of labor"
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the GrOttO del

A poor dog 10 kept "a :. .na half
Cane, near Naples, t''0 70. !"
sntyao,,sa for The a, s,issmsnss Of visi'ors'-
The cave is dlled fish ca'bouio acid to
the depth of ,w, feet aud whi'e msn n,s''
.uw,,s M mo. ness, the dog BY bis side
s""o ,.,,, would die If not Immediately
. ....,., A. e .outer air. The man who
Keeps pA leads him in to suffer semi.
"a o dozeo tunes day, and the fool
80. Sgs wags his tail aud lieks bis mas'
.s hand alter each performance. Moral?
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" II you
Want Salesman,
Want Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Sell Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an Oil Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to fiod Strayed Animal,
Want TO Purchase an Oil Interest,
Want to Sell q Piece OF Furniture.
Want to Buy q Secondhand Carriage
Want to Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Pipe,
Want to Find an owner for anything
found, advertise 10 the RECORD. 40 no le.s
than ten Thousand people read 1t weekly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-17

TORPEDO PATENT SUITS.
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer.


The following is the decision rendered by Judge
McKennan, at May Term of the Circuit Court IN the
above case:
in the Circut Court of the United States in urd for
the Western District of Pennsylvania.-E. A. b.
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Gcyer-No. Inlay Term
1S73-In Equity {,
November q. 1872. Bill filed and subpoena is.
sued.
Subpoena ald notice Of application for pieliNdn.
ary injunction served.
December IL, 1872. Motion tfor preliminary in.
junction hear aud the Court being drly advised IN
the premises the injunction awarded as prayed for,
and decr,s fieu
January II, 1873. Injunction issued, and on the
10Th day Of January indictment served personally
and by copy.
May ~, 1873. Rule issued for deiendent to show
cause why attachment should not issue for contempt
in violating Injunction and duly served
June I'd, 1873. Rule for attachment in this case
came on to be heard AID after argument of counsel
pro and con, the Court being full advised in the
PREMISES the Rule is made absolute, and the sem
tencs Of the Cont is that the said defendan, Mich
olas Geyer, be Imprisoned in the common Jail or
Allegheny County for and duriug the term Of ten
days, and that he pay the costs Of this proceed.
ing.
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At the conclusion of the trial ofDr West,
charged with the murder OF "Cooch" Tur-
ner yesterday and Immediately alter the
rendering of the verdict of "not guilty.
the prisoner was, on application ofthe pros
ecut,ou, remandsd to ::aIl on charge of arr
son pending against him.