, 1876-02-01
WHISKY:
The Great Trial Of William
Mckee Ends in Els
Conviction.
Intense Excitement and Disap-
pointment Created in
st, Louis.
The Hotels Crowded ut Mid.
night,' and Nowsboys
Crying Extras.
A Plain and Comprehensive
Statement Of the Mi|Wau-
l{ee Prosecutions.
The Evidence Upon which They We're
Instituted, md That Upon
which Tlloy will Proceed.
A Vociferous Element of Dis
satisfaction Over Mr.. Nc
Kenney's Manage
ment.
"0ne Gauger In tho Hand Worth
Two Big Politicians in tho
Bush " Thought 10 Do
Ills Motto.
The Cochran Case Set for Trial
To-Day in Chicago.
Rumors About Bribing the Petit
Jury---Judga Bangs
Denies.
What The Second Batch Think Of the
Situation Now.
Tho Grand Jury---Things at tho
CuStOm-HOuSe---T
Clerk.
THE ST. LOUIS TRIAL.
Tho Grand Jury---Things nt tho
ClStOm-HOuSe---T
Clerk.

POOR UNCLE BILLY.

TfYt.rS1 17rT.Sh
er.,;at ,,,.ma,sh ~ ~. cst.,as r..,,,
pr lows IN NJ 81 T.or,a hos ,.a In,
ronor+ion ~ ;rn,,,rt,nt c+;no,,,, t-o,e h.. -
ot3 citizcn rcmnmtera nnv 1ita crcrmatonco T.,
tho n}oKco trial v,Ich ,es,,tcd At IN o'c,ock ~.
mint yith n vori1ct ~ rn,itv. trho tr,ot la,
nrocrc,sed for tvo1ro 5nva and during iii,
wboo linn t,,o tntnroat mn onifoota,1 hu ,ha ,o,1
,,lo h,a t,oon o~,roox1rorv ,,nt,1 tolJov !. -.
suited II, s,c,, thrnnon In tho a,rcota no,r n,
conrt-room tnat II was with a;f,,cn1tv t,,at ma.
s,pc coutd ho rnn5o thro1ch ,,,o t.,o-ouohfaroa
rur ou.nor ~ T,,r ,uny
dntivornd hv Jr,spa Di,,nu was m unpar,l
lepcth. and IL bore M ,ts facc n eu,ycv of the
,rho,o cv,dcnco and s.,o ablt, crorm.nts hott for
its dcfonae md tho 7ovc,nmont. afta+ tho
nveninr nanora woro o;rcu,atcil containing I'm
etn-oc ~ ,hs conrt ~ IN turv nrt
, ,e'' w.
u..o v.. oon''Aons :, 'osu po'a"' anu
.,ss . ""' .". aeiao'' :. 1soa' :. .pp@'.us ~.
sae'.. s"1s ~. ~" .s,t,. orn5 =. fss ] ~ W.
oea'ua. ' "aa JUL oos.'us ~ ~ o.'o'm uasa
pAo' w. Nus ~. NV oe1o'o' =, suns n'sn Aoo"ns
ua .oaeu9" .ao lus 10 tnoS "oeo' e"''ok '1o
"no'e "'A', Cup. c'o'oly aaaFtofo' ~ foom ~
batnums Hotol. "h'ca was epec!h''g p1osiaoa
for their accommodation 30 confident was
DAN EoohHEEa'
49, N~>0- 80 V-'0 -0-T~'7 -" - A-7
yidod Jury acqustnl TINT 10 had retired for tho
might at h1s hotel, No sooner wus tho verdict
.n,o,r,o, +1,.r ,,r,,a,,,,u ~ ,oru,,a vo,,,1 49,.
1,,as s.AaA ~ pe.esaa '.e.toa w
otooe-Oe7loeTu 90 osPlotn tne'F sympathy 1or
the defendant. 1t is quito noticeable all through
this trial that tho Democratic politicians exhibit
n Great deal nt scc,Inp for tho deYentlant nnd
~. .aror, a., W. c,,,.h,r ..otai..
tu'a pa.'euas.'y 1'loss " wv ooo.uo1u so!u'es-
oiemont. Ihls ID nceouute4 1of from tho isot
That Mckee Was always poraonaly friendly to
thls class Of politicians. -,
pxTn4nnn,n.nv coxr1npsrr
r,n aoto,d.,,s .raa r,.,..,..a, ~ 1.a. .,.,
a. 1no aeiooo"ns Was Posth'''o' 10 oopafs tlom
tue cours-room On lila own recoEnizance. 6eY-
oral leading cttizcnB accompanied him To bis
residence. /. is presumed motion will bo made
for A now trio,. II IL a,ao thou,ht i'm, lin vnr.
di,t ~ ~. i,,., T., 49," A. NV w.
uies ~ 'ao Jury ~ ue1ocslso LII not .pelaG more
specatlo-
At M1pSfoHr
u!erc Ia great excitement In tho hotels and other
public ptaces, soyeral Of t,o pnnors bavo
iaauca lain oxt-,a ,,nor,oi,,,, a., s,.,. .1u
~ ~ .'...1s - -. ."Aou".,us 'ao seoo's' Soa IL
IN e'6"psa sonuo 70 near tho newsboyR break.
ing the Stiffness OF tho witohing lour By tholr
unearthly yclls.
ITO tn Assoeiated pyess1
rur cu.nn1 m rur ,un.
tA. 81. .A ., ~. ~ 4aA a' 'uAi'
nr' LOUIS, 'au' 'A'-4ae 1urofa III tho case OF
William Moliee, ono OF tho proprlctors Of tho