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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20
sR,Ncrsco STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRAscIsco. June le.

SAN FRAscIsco. June ls.
MORNING SALES.
so5 ophir-4sX iss 49 ASK lsb5 is's
iIs5 Meriean-24a %
80 Gould A Curry-l4A l4h 1879
~ ~ esst 4 Belcher-45 AN 45b3o Az.
as Cslifornia-7ls TN 70 II
10 Ssyaee-l6ss l65s
~, ~ Son virginis-5sh So 5s4 57aa SIS
IN chollar Potosi-7s& 70
sSs Hale 4 Sorcross-94 99h
* yaIlov Jscket-29 29A 29As
*, Crown Point-l0s 10
g3IO Imperial-6 6bS 81
"A Kentuck-l3s l25s
.xs AIpha--45A 40 IS 44t 4is
al Belcher-l6 lGA lea
50 Conndence-I
* sierra NevadA-1l i0h 10 90 81.
M Utsh-17k IL Tx l5sbjo
an Rullion-3TA Al 40
io9 FxcheQuer-l5h Is
10 Overman-3i
aaO Justice-2ll 2lA II
g0 Union Con-sA
ss0 LADY Brysn-A
ais CaledoniA-7k ~ ~
g,0 MISUNDERSTANDING
so Baltimore Con-
a5 silver Hill-6% Z
200 Challenges
40 Rock Island-2H
Iso New York Con-s
SO Occidental-2N
il0 Woodville-lS
a Lady Washington
40 Wells Fargo-A
"a Ieyiathan-G0c
sa prospect-7
100 rrujan-4
9T5 yirginia-9A
AFTERNOON sALEs.
IS Meadow valley--lk
10 Raymond E Ely-s ga SIS
$40 Eureka Con-111s IL li's
425 Jackson-3k 81
$50 Alps-1H TX
2lO Belmont-2A
200 Prussian-la
Ss5 Leopard-76u
AS Panther-2lE
10 Northern Belle--4043
go Hussey-95c 800 92kc
800 Typo Con-llh Tx
1870 Gen Thomas-27s
400 Mansfield-30c 81 kcb3o
90 Modoc-3h
1926 Golden Chariot--2S 9.
800 New Coso-ls
800 Ophir-46 46bl0
365 California-70 TON 70s
1860 Con yirginia-5T 56k TO-.
Is Justice-2l
$50 Yellow Jacket-29 2sA 29Ls 2slb5
Ils0 Imperial--6x 6..b5
2iO Best Il Belcher-45H 46h as ASA A.
40 Gould 4 Curry-l7
So Utah 1T
ll5 Sierra Nevads--l0A lOs
II Union CON- 81 go
$40 Mexican-2ik 2ih
60 Apha-44
100 Savage-l7A l79s
40 Confdence-l7
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

A prominent grain operator gives the
surplus wheat for shipment. this season,
at three-quartsrs Of . million tons. ex-
ceeding. by two hundred thousand tons,
the crop OF 1871. The yield is unusual.
ly heavy in all parts of the State. and.
in quality, the best ever harvested in the
State. The tonnage here and known to
be on the way measures 450, 900 tons
carrying capacity. and enough ia ex-
pected. between now and December, to
take all offered. The surplus barley is
estimated at rs, 900 tons.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

The Inyo Independents states that
John Redding and others have recently
made some promising discoveries in q
new district located in the White Noun
tains directly opposite the mouth of
Bishop Creek. They are about organic
ing this into new district to be called
Eagle Peak, George Donnelly, Recorder.
The ore specimens which we have seen
contains gold and silver in about equal
proportions. That from the Tone has
an average assay value Of $40 per ton.
This seems to be very promising ledge.
We are assured that there is five.foot
ledge all Of just such ore as that just
mentioned. the shaft being down twenty
Ave feet. These parties have Ave other To-
locations they think that are no less val
able. "
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASsENG TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS.
or GILMER Il sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Holland
DEPARTURES.
BIZ aILMER sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE.
John Harley F Richard,
Rev Kelly
aILNER sALIsBURYs SALT LAKE LINE:
j r Thomas
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

The Darwin News OF the 10th says
Three men started from Rose Springs
for Lookout on last Tuesday, and two Of
them came into Lookout almost OF.
hsusted, having been. two days without
water. In the middle OF Panamint val
ley they divided their water with the
third one of the party. an old maa, who
was then in an almost exhausted con-
dition. He has not yet come in, and
parties who were sent out to search for
him, can find no traces Of him. He prob
ably became bewildered and crszed and
has wandered OF from the road and
persisted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

London Guardian: IA widow, .
great invalid. wishes to place two Of her
daughters, aged twelve and thirteen,
under the charge OF a'lady who would,
when necessary, administer the birch
rod. ~ they are extremely troublesome.
Terms liberal. Address"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

At the celebration of the Fourth OF
July in New Haven. Connecticut, there
will be gathering of 1900 children car
Uing small flags and singing national
songs. The girls are to be dressed in
irocks representing the three national
colors. and will be 80 grouped on large
platform as to present the appearance Of
an immense national flag.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20
BY T Ell e G r. A PHI!

SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POsTOFrICE AT
IL Phoebe. New, June II, 1876. II not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20

Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised"
CHARLES F. MEYERS, p. NJ.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-20
NOTICE.

THIS 10 TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
connection with the Saloon Of Henry Eilers on
Lscour street. All debts viii be paid by him
and al debts due the concern will BE- collected
By him.
Phoebe. Oct. lst. 1875.
o2.u Jos, OPIE,
, 1876-02-01

at least not until after Tho State Convention, to
TO held Feb. % or thorcsbou.s. This doea not
appear q very probablo etoty, but IL n ono Of
thoao things on which tue charges against 5fo-
Kcnnoy aro bnHod.
Tho rho1o thing NAV bo pnt in nutshell by
saying that there Is no sort Of doubt
that several t1issil'crs have nssortod shat
tiloy can awear damaging things against
Carpenter, koys and the otherR. They havo told
these things tudetiosesy 10 stoKonnoy. and that
the tlrht place AZ 70 tha!r truth; In tho second
place as 10 their povos to constnco Jury, taking
into account the character Of the witestea and,
Lastly, ns to their commercial value when not
oree against tho immunity Nllicl Ia demanded as
TIE PRICE or TEf.tt1u THEM.
That Ia ~ sag, sfr. McKeuuay hesltates to
decide !hat it III worth whi1o to give np his GER
tain hold on ono or two uen In return for
ellaslco to catch QUO or two others. This |
tako It. ia }a POSITION. while Gen. Hedtlck
thinks It feasible to convict tho higher mon on
shu teattmony Oil hand, aud Ia fully Convinced Of
rarsz sriolsrzp roarnAsrrn,
!recat Nhn1;th IN The Ehlcay" Ftfo"ns.
received telegram notifying lin Of his appoint.
nant ~ Iostmastcr Of this city. II Rppcara
tlat Mr.. ravne had tho influence Of fiov. Lud-
inRton aud Senator Howe. and that a certificate
Waa YlFon by counsel representing tho GoynEn-
meut That no evidence duplicating him hal bean
boforo the Grand jury, aA waa generally under-
Rtootf. .-honce lis appointment layho Hays ba
would not accept wore II not for Tho necessity Of
rindicsslng his characier.
FITZGERALD, Ex-GArnEn.
camo into Court to'1ar aud made tha frat pay
tnotlt on liH forfeited Official ponds-nauely,
U,UN-jn anticipation OF verdict aga1nAt hl,u.
Fitzgerald freely admits that tho whole Ut THIS
sum mud moro waa made out Of crooked whisky.
THE LAWS uELAY.
Eino Of tho criminal caseH being ready to-da..
TIM Hntifa criminal CNlnn[lhr WA cnnttnrhH ttt1
, 1876-02-01


lilo dJnty havo comm 'nccd inyestignti1it;
tho c1ork ID the Collectors oftic.. They interto-
gated Glolson G. Russell. and he denied evor
haring ruid the clerk anything. FuroDg also
Sas askcd. 1Io dcttd il aso. Tho Grand Jury
should call other Witnesses. First, they should
cal! William Cooper. and ask him il 10 over paid
that clerk money for anything. Then for
What. Then il ho did not pay him for
tho privilege Of running ex.ra ma4hck-
Tcn Enw much. After Cooper ieaves
tho room, tho Grand Jury should VAT
from twn lours anil a half to tLroo houtg.
Then they should sond for Byron l.. sawyoe.
The" should ask him tho Pamo questions pro-
pounded 70 a1r. Coopar. AJAX him how much he
paid. aud for whom. 1t might be wise 10 gi,o
Mr. Hawyar chance to fud Buffalo Miller
beforo calling that gentleman. When he ts
called. It would not bo out OF place TO aHk him
when ho paid s4,2G1 10 tho clerk, and for what,
md II It had anvthn: to do w.th extra masheg.
Then George Milor's story nltl ba Of interest.
t. fuifalo should haye All opportunity 10 Fec
George befure ho IL yankod up, aud then tLg
whole bualneBs viii bo complete.
II this scheme ia properly worked. 1t will
ehuw whether a. 1noss Of tue stealing has been
dono through tho clerk" or whothcr thcsc geu-
tfentcn have departed from tac truth in their
daily conversation.
: 0l the forty -one Ga,sRcrs in this district thir-
ty-scEcn are nov on dutJ. Some have fa[en
from gracB,
, 1876-02-01
CHICAGO.
COCHRAN'S CASE.
1ItfAr fdiu fAaiafp N.lN

The Cochran caso, which will be tried 10 tho
United stateB Court this morning, IL. aa will 10
remembered, ono Of those worry plain cafes in
which the evidence is all on ono eido,-the Hido
OF tho Government in tliis case. Iha two
CochranB. with their ablo coadIutor, r. r.
uutcnius, ,wcrB engaged In crooked tranahctiona
for Home time previous to their seizure last
spring. They hal at iltas worked secretly,
cartiug AWAY barrels, and bringing them back
to tho distlllery to bo refllcd ut such times
and In Buch u mannor NJ to escape dctcc-
ton: At laat tho eyes OF tho
loca! department wero turned Oh tllia
particular dtBtilie1y. and thcy discovered tue
vnrions processes by which tho firm wcro
dotraudlns tho Government Of itA rovcnue.
They had grown 10 bold from succcasfni exploits
aud apparently perpetual immunity from detec-
ton and punishment that they had by this tima
ceased to remember that eternal vigilance Ia the
price Of carrying on successful operations in
swindiing tho Government out Of its whisky tax.
Onc evening about dusa two or three Deputy
COLLECTORS emerged from tlcsr, hiding
phs passs 4hav H. 'he o, ns,saeorho01 from
about tue dlBsillcry sending away barrels Of spr-
its. Thoy had remained concealed until tho
empty barrels had been returned Oil the distillery
wagon. The mW' connected with tho paco Woto
leisu1ely reilEling the saline barrels NTH spirts
from tho wino-r0omt tnking no more precauion
in their nctionB than auy QUO would who Ind
long been used to career Of crime md
bad hitherto succeeded IN escaping arrest
The deputies put = sudden stop to pro-
coedings by solzing tho enti7e establish
mont. The two Corhraus wero subsequently,
inhictod by tho GRIND jury, but one Of thom,
Andrew By natne Ind taken the procautiou TO
prepare for this worry probable fato, aud had lett
tho Hcouca Of his daring ,a1plutt6 f0r A. TnoTR
favored aud far moro congenial elmo. THO
other Cochran aud IIutclns wero left to bear
tho brunt alone. They appeared In Court few
weeks ago, gayo bond, and hayc been looking
forward to tho tlmo Of trial, Which has been ect
for this morning. Tho tiovornment Ias been
ready for mouths past, aud is anxious to noye
OH tie eue1ny'a workA.
Although tho evidence In 10 pain that tho
wayfasiug jurgnlan though fuoi. ueod NOT orr
tilerofu, It ID quite likely that
THE DEFENSE
will sot up somo apec!ous plea designed to work
unon tho feelings. and test the gulAblltty Of tho
iurorh. 1t IL sad that tho defentD will show. Or
try to show, that tho Two 1atondants woro not
at the dihtiery; that the acts OF tbs men caught
In tho process OF 1eilllinT wero unauthorized by
thpm, and tint thoy arc not, therefore, rost,ou-
aIble. LII tho iace OF tts plen. it will 30
shown that thoy we're coEnlzant Of oil that wan
going ou, and thnt tlicy Teapeu taelr reward iu
dumping their nprits into certain 1octifying
housca without even 30 mnch as tho uao OF
stamps othor than those poor, WORKOUT much
used ptctnres which ind oFi kinally Braced tho
barrels, aud which they designed should setyo
aamt useful purpose for oil tins.
, 1876-02-01
At THE CuSTOM.HQuSE.

QiFtHh UAILs
: no tod'ous Formally Of offering bail formed
= mt tho only sfle attraction In tho Custom
s, 'uso yesterday morning, Tho 0raud Jury did
= work In the fourth atosy, and its Imaginary
ellboratsonH werc tho chief topio Of inquiry. 40
hat when Cooper, R,lah, and pahlman, in com.
panT with tLoir counsel, Col. Juesoon, camo into
tho Unitod states Courtroom. thcro was no.
that buatlo Of interest displayed On former sitn
liar occasions. Giving bali has become dry.
matscr-of-fact business By ths time, aud tho
audience inHlo tho room was quito small md in.
attanttSc. while that outside vas large and
curious,
Tho process Of giving aud accepting bal! IA.
not III tue least noteworthy. With tho exception
tnas only ono OF live anretca Was compelled Il
hnhn,lt to al examination. Herman !. pall,nau
and David ]. Hush offered bail in Tho sum Of
- 5.t}0D each. With John Worlcy, .Aaa Dow, aud
". a; Ray as aure!ios. willis William Cooper
gaso bond IL ths eum OF Ct, 900. witt, Charles Ii.
hcc'eH al''i Charles Sl1c!,nn HI sufettes.
PETTY EASES.
John stcdman aud Edward Clancoy, two boy1
indicted Inst SATURDAY., tho iirst for passing
counterfeit money and tho SECOND for altering
tie amounts hf It.st-Dl'ico orders wore brought
tnto court. Thoy had I'LL attorney, mud judge
lI!ndSct. after casting hia eyo nbout tte court
room. picked out scsHrs Sackett and Bean,
under whose MlsIce tho loyH ]leaded not guilty.
James Rivers a,l'i Martin Ata:enau, indicted
batnlday Oil theelarGe Of ofcD1nterfeitSuE, blended
not guilty.
The audience had Ly this time dwlnllcd down
TO Utmost nothing, mil with tho announcement
TINT civil cAso wts noxt to he tried, there was
simultaneous move TN thu part Ut these who
had remained through the prodecdin6s 10 leave
the room. No further action Baa taken In cou-
nection with WHISKY rnat'ers during tho TO-
mainder Of the day. People in the halls spoke
ratlier hopafnlr, though, when they reflected
that the Cochran case wnul come M this morn
ing at 10 o'clocs, and that lIe,inv, Rehm, aud
!lnyt would bo present to pleai. II ia gusu
Judge Ulodgest'H Iovee.
, 1876-02-01
THE PETIT JURY.
THE --LATEST IlUMOlt

i8 that tlrco or four momberg OF tho petit Jury
',aye boon tampered with by parties indicted for
conspiracy to dofrand tho Government. The
HtoEy IL goiug the rounde. but as yet no definite
assertions haEo boon madn az TO which Of the
Jurors lad yielded to tito temptation directed to-
warda their Itching palms, how much they re-
cclvol, or who tho corrnptouiats wore.
A Tn1nuSE reporter mentioned tho rlrnor to
Judge BaugB yos1erlay. Xlilo II did not appear
Il now story to him, ho distinctly and very o,u-
rllaticaly stated that lo did not put the least
faith In it. It Ind also been asserted, TO naid,
that tho Government was not worry RuAlouH to
proceed with thu whisky trla!s, aud tho rumor
In question Ind probably loen tho occ0son Tor
sucl statement. Mr. bangs gaII that tho Gov
eHn!nent was
READY TO TNY uEs1Sn, nEIM, uoYr, AID oTEEns,
nov, and ttat tho uotarume!it counsel would
move to tako mp their cases uurlng this term OF
Court. Defendants might object on the ground
OF not having su!tlclont time 1or thu preparation
of their cascg, but that wluil 10 loft to tho
Court. Tho Government WaB fully prepared to
p1ocead against lEesing auu Rchm at onco, rcal-
tho Hing, mud thAt without them tho ling novcr
could hAvo exiHted OF becu garfield
OIL. Mr. ]'anga Ind no evidence regarding
tue rumored 6rlDory Of jHrytnon eltter nhb way
of tho potl. jury fur years. and Ind lca1 ned to
reratd them as thoroughly honest. irtoproacl,-
uble 1non. Tho very Suspicion Of bribery would
Toto haunt thom for mouths. aud bring to t1lois
checks blush of s4ame 10 which corrupt mon
total sttaugoss. lleai1os. II shey had accepted
money! it would DO too oasi1y discovered by their
rnral companions, aud II would subject
tAom to thair enduring scoEn anu rcptoAch.
This might not 10 conclusive eyIaeuce sai
Afr. Iangs, but ho lad net heard any dlrect owl
donco going 10 ahow that tho bElbos Ind boon
offered or accepted. aud 10 waa d,sposad to ro-
gard men whom 10 had know. to bo Honest aa
houcst until they proved themselves otAorwiso.
, 1876-02-01
THE GRAND JURY.


TIM laborH Of tho 1llustrtous bod5 Of mon who
hnvo heen for seycra1 vcekg mat .rca,3irr nm"
-, ,r,,,L, ~ t,.,.,,,, ~ olo.o r,t,a .,,,,ro
~ "'"'"' ~ w e'o'o ~ 'o'"N1'
srEo1a 'peh 1or the'f private pefueol Waa fol'-
uctous, nlnty-pagcd, and full Of Intricate OK
prossipus, recurring c!oso study aud .secp
th,rvl,+ aevarol rhsn,e,a wa,o vo-y ,on,th,
' -,
u'a eonF'.eAAeu ono gu ''''o''eo ""0 |io P'o1
that for long t!1no tho readosd were Unable 10
mako head or tall OF tho story. Imrelfed, how
over t,y stern eeuso of l,ty, tho jury laborca
th,ouct tho hnqa tn,nc .nd NJ tfov ot1v.ncc1
otIe,,.. ...tas1u. a", ....aa,.,,, ..... ,'"<.".'
cafatuily "o'sn'he aao'' Hth'eu'eus' theS poRala
eyGn 10 gtuw interested In tho mattesa
which rroy,ouely seemed 10 then, so dull
49,, u,n-of,a1,a A rh,,octar MIN, cl,ororto-
'S1a ".tF'.'".' ..''. ' ~ ,'a. A,
MAS lh1!oducea' oaen presenting o'ne1oat pahscs
Of perAtly aud csino. tho reAlera noted oach
with mingled admiration and ahhorTenco. llas-
lnH now arrived at tho final chaptols. tic Jurors
a1o toath to close tho book and lcaso narEa-
tive With which thoy have boel 80 deeply inl
pressed. Thuy have passed o carcful criticism
upon tho heroes Of tho rtut, 80 far ~ they havo
gone, alld are wiling TO stand by their own do
Gthot. AS 70 thoso caAfacteta VINO aFo hoH
passing In Tcviow. not u,ch can bo sad III yct
Will, pfoiriety. Tue 1ul1rs sEn considering tliatn
with due dolloeratio'I. T!lo sol'ssno ID almost ut
III oNd and it Ia lifting Tint tho readers "t!!rn
,ts Last pages With rayoFetice aud good heed"
THIS IL tho last week III which thu d1aud jury
will alt. Thoy hayo accomplished good doll.
Notwithstanding tlio Biowness, with which they
lavo conducted their proceedings. Ut 81! the
dlstlnB and roettts'ilg houses tiat were sel1o.i'
, 1876-02-01

TIE fHOoEAO tl0No.
sosH INTERESTING HEADING foH EYfhsnopT.
sp@e'at 4hspafe" % 1"s th'eaa' ir'o"ne'
MILWAUKEE 'an' o1'-1ao H'1uatson III shie
CITY NJ pfcsont ~ 10 peeu'la1, aua u'1ofs 10
RFestiS 4tom Rn5'a!nB ina. has oeen cnfo"lc!eo
IN o"caeo or NJ. LOUIS, tnaE " 10 necessary 70
to'4o" - u.uas ~ W" ''snt y. o., suas ne" mp
ponoo aton tno oos'au'nR' 1ao n'e' punt tnAt
o1 in.oteee ~ saas nefos oSen moro tnah Ia
o'hel c'see' "as tno sest'nony o1 mempeta OF
she iaps necessary 70 H's"to cons'caons' tnas
hos oeoa gonetaus known that "hoa une llfat A.
senPs Hoa Haae W INC 4I'l6 tlo "orK WAS alVon
70 ~ !. osoo8S !"o'a hfooRs }, VINO can'o hefo
"1su sosefal aas1ssants, ana devoted somo "soka
to Watching tho ulstttiosies and carefully noting
tho 9uahnty OF 8p'r'ta saRon away IRON cach.
TUE hEsuLT or HIS nasEAAoHEa
"aa y, sno~ 1nne the a!stl4efH "ofo caring
away IRON twice 10 thfoo nmea a. mapy barrels
81 thoy returned to tho doVcrnment' Nov, hero
WAS prima 1ncse case against tho hon6ea aud on
tho strength OF II don itcdr!ck anu 3lr. BEonkB
Wero ordered to aeizu tho places. II looked OH
Tho face OF Il as II therc vas no doubt about tho
,,ronf lut ,vho., +ba f,ovo-runpt I'D ,,osan.-
p'oe'. o0'' "N Wv 0A%1 pee1o',
sson, theY camo 70 SEQ shas lucy had SomotnlnE
like all elephant In thoir Revenno stabIc, For
shod. ,1io,nno tbnir d},tiltar;o. am n otn-o
es'.N,.. :S!...S" ~. .".s 49,, -
rp'.'o W |tou' =, sa.o .ao -" .an snss w
such atorohouso Shall DO sudercd Within GoU loot
Ut distillnry; nevertheless Tho Hlloda weto
tI,cro. md woro ,,eed for tho nrrposss named.
.,a T., ,,.rv coaoa thov 4,.l ~ os1ar or,,nv,,
49, 49, - .hra~o, 80 a,s,t1;.- a,oatsaa r,a nmne,
, 1876-02-01

70 be attached to shs sesttmony Of co-conEpir.
eto!o. Tho ruling may be gathered from suc1,
sentences ~ those, "AH To co-conspiratofs, thor
H,o +o eone.ent o. w'tneaaas, and, under tho e9lh1a
10 Arrays to 10 received with extromo caution,
and to 10 Weighed With great cara by tho fury,
t.la IL proper fos tho tuty to seek for materiai
1acn I !, ~ SUPPORT OF this ov!denoe. II any W.T.
ioso tle Grand jury In this matter, tho jury
- aro a. liberty TO rnjoct al of lliB testimony.
tho most important and delicate duty OF tho t,fy
y 70 sosto tue orediblsy Of tl,oso Witnesses. To
oosI5ay u ~ nna o 20 the Jug alone, oo'onga tho
tnls oVluenco They ahould DO governed by tho
manner And conduct Of the witness. his Appa,out
mon'vee. and tho strength or xcaknoea Of hA
tsepl!ecston. Tho law clothes tho defendant with
tae protection Of innocence until hta guilt ia
nfo1on beyond a reasonable donbt. Tho evil
aonco OF guilt must 10 cieas positive. and abid-
tng: II 70 not sufficient TINT thoro DO etrong
RsovapIt.s. or pEeponderancc of testimony. but
Jury they shall feel clear, undoubting satlstac-
''on OF tho dofnnaant's guilt.
"A, M]or tha Jury retired, tho Court announced
thas tue tHst Of Oonstantino Mcguire, o1-Coi-
.Ge!or OF Informal novenue. would begin at 2
zen. Dabcock aud hfs witnesses to present them
seisea is1e y Monday. unlcss otherwise informed
THE MAaumr cAeE.
=, "" sao oPUuuE u tHe Co0fE theS AFTERNOON
me impaneltnG OF tho Jury Ia tho b1ngulro
case was Immediately proceeded with, rosuittng
IN tho soeceton of twe!ya gentlemen fron, In
tcrior counties: They wero cloBoly questioned
" counsel on both sdes, but mono OF them had
any opinion touching the guilt or Innocence OF
him. f'S' 00'eS A'A - "sA'"o'
Maj. Lnctau Eaton. ono Of tho special counsel
iof no uoTerntnent then opened tho cauBo with
statement OF whnt the prosecution expected to
PtoVo against hccuaed. lilo stated tbat tho ptoso.
cutlon proposed 10 provo that btagutrn had
AhoWledge of tho exiatonce Of Hing and 1es-
tfhcton Of the rccorls ia the Co!lcctor's otllco,
ehn lasled 70 report to bis superior officer that
ne nao made inquiry as to how much money he
vas g receive, showing lo expected sllafo Of
INC h'ng fnnd, ind Bome other general matters,
1no cotdmission Of Alaguird as Collector OF In
tesnal. .ftovonue and some otbor documents woEo
then submitted and tho Court adjourned.
t'omL7Y."
+ According to previous announcement, tito
court rcconTonod nt 10 p. M. Judge Treat on
tho bonch, to receive what tho jury to tho
hickoo case might have to present. A quarter
or an hour later the jury camo in With tho fol-
lowing verdict We. tho Jury, find tho defend.
aot guilty." Counsel for tho defonaa aeked thot
the jury be po,1cd, which Mas done, and all re-
sponded af]Enaiivoly.
bonds.
Judge Tfbat then stated In relation to bonds
that wo would prefer that matter should DO de-
cdod by Judge Dillon. 1t was then agreed that
upon tho opening OF tho court and the amount
Of bonds determined by full Bench. Dofond-
ant loft tho couft-room with his counsel and nu-
merols sympathlzipg friends. Tho verdict was
unexpected, almost everybody anticipating
disagreement or scquittaf.
, 1876-02-01
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, 1876-02-01
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