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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01
UNITED STATES JURIES.
CONGRESS CHANGES THE METHOD OF SELECT
 ING THEM.


 ING THEM.
 On June the 30th the President approved an Act of Congress, which recognizes poli- ties in the matter of selecting grand and petit iuries for the United States Courts more positively than has been doneIhereto- fore. The Act,'retoning to the drawing of juries, reads us follows:
 Al jurors grand snd petit. including those summoned during the session of the Coart-shall be publicly withdrawn from a box containing, aT the time of each draw ing the names cf not less than three nun dred persons possessing the qualifications prescribed in se0ion SJ0 of the Revised Statutes, which names shall have been placed therein by the Clerk of such Court and Commissioner to be appointed by the Judge thereof, which Commissioner shall be citizen of good standing, residing in the district in which such Court is held, and we'll known member of the
 PRINCIPAL POLITICAL PARTY
 In the district in which the Court is held, opposing that 10 which the Clerk may be- long. the Clerk and said Commissioner each to place one name in said box alternately. without reference 10 party affiliations, untII the whole number required shall be placed therein. But nothing herein contained shall he construed to prevent any Judge ordering the names of jurors to be GraNn from the boxes used by the State auth0ritiea in selecting jurors in the highest Courts oi the State; and no person shall serve as 6 petit juror more than one term m any one year. and all jnries to serve in Courts after the passage of this act shall be drawn in conformity therewith; Proriid, that nr citizen possessing all other qualifications which are or may be prescribed by law shall be disqualified for service as grand O. petit juror in any Court of the United States on recount of race or previous con di,ion of scryitude'
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High Pressure Of Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisshle
 STEAM BoILE tS-Particuiar attention given .a lh. quality of the maternal workmanship. and none bu hrst-clsss work produced.
 WATER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron, of any size. made in suitable length for connactinf together oi shees rolles, pnced snd packed for ship eut reaa, to be rtvited tue ground.
 HYDRAULIC RIvETISG.-Boer wors and vaisi pipe made by this establishment, rivted D. hyaraeii riveting machinery, that quaEty Of work beisg fsl superior to hand work.
 PuMPS-For mining, of any capacity and Of aps style. Our style Of urcct acting, compound enEincs N1th double hne of pump I.rtcula y recommended We refer Co those ace, not one having eve broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES For underground wofF irrigation, city water works pgrposes built wih fnt elebraied Dsvey vNlve motion, suisr0s any other
 MINING NACHIN ERY-sfuartx tnfis parls l,ciier ma chnerJ required. June I-.sla.
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DR. SPINN E Y
No. n KEAEN1Y STREET
Treats all cAonio and Special D.ssaao,
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
 tKHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFF tt ffz Cf yauihfal fors iu1scrgiion, slD do vel await a-ast,gts q tiis. uia grr&e ti'au eser lad thr aiar co siitrnE haInauify. pIt. SEGNNkI slA guarantee to forfeit Ss tor Dyey csGr Qf semine wcAk ufas r private dsosse of suy ki or character which he uudsltaAsz cad isi's tu curv.
 8spDLr-A0E MrS.
 Therr su1rv a he uf taiTty t1 sixty sh1 are truutsi ,iila Geo frsaae evaruatoB of the hadds cffsa .rconI by siusrilnc oF burting ssir saiion. and wCakusEs 20 Lnc system iu manner ii palssat cannot scrouut for examining the urn4f. afosi.s reps sdiusui vii oilsn hs found and tiuc. small particles a! asssa' @ srIoar the color wul ba of thin ukisu hue, again changing ig dsst and torEd agTsars't0e. There are many vho die of s dlcuy Ignorant of tho cas-e, which s ths sec0ud stage of scrluaI weakness Dr. X. uii guarantee Ter. fact -re sn a sutn cses. aud healthT rrstGraton ui thr aaliits hFtlaTg Crcsus-
 osrtos aaVng- co ta ( s.1 to g. SHnaays from ic to n Sc s. Consaaiiau fgos. Tnsuoseh sAsasl--ticr and a.lvire. ss. Csil oE afdrtss.
 pN. sFTNNUV CO, tI rIa&alY &0. a At4Iurg st., Sap Nraneiscg
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY IN AL Dits branches. Steamboat. steamship and lalld
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-01

We are pleased to learn that Ar. Prank Fremont has. ur is, about ia receive "a com mission in the Army. Frank is energetic, and will DO doub, make good record for himself in the service of hi5 country.
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CHAR srs FOR AssAYINe.

Goi.D AND Su.NER oI.E, s-,ts, BIowrIpE TESTS, tqualiiative,l Ts, l,hargzs f.E s ethcr ~uFs iox s eaussteu u1sh csr~ and c.FseesBs--. Aa Nors sasssntesa,
 T.. STAnL Hay And lsP
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" III. TAYLOR -- ---- Prssidsuf ' JOSEPH MOORE -superial -rdeu
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Mrs. Oliver ana M. Cameron.

wAsuINoroS, March 24.-The Oliver.
Cameron case was continued to-day, DR..
George Gould, a Kentucky preacher, and
in charge Of the Millersyille Female Col
lege, testified that his mother was q sister
Oliver, saw plaintiff in Louis
vile in '54, she was living with his uncle,
Thomas Oliver, in a house on Walnut
street from which his family had previous
ly moved. Plaintiff commenced writing
TO witness In 20 and continued TO do so
until about two weeks ago. The general
purport OF the letters was that II witness
didn't use his influence with Oliver TO have
him 10 pay the plaintiff some money, she
would prosecute him for bigamy and dis.
grace the whole family. He knew plain.
till lived with his uncle as his mistress.
Oliver Is now assistant in q school In
Millersville, over which witness had
charge. lie knew that for the past 20
years the life Of Oliver here had been a
very exemplary one.
Hon. a. G. Riddle testified that Mrs.
Oliver called at his office and represented
that she had lady friend In the Treasury
who had become involved in q difficulty
with a distinguished Senator. He asked
her II any promise OF marriage had been
made, and she replied, none whatever.
He told her that he could have nothing
whatever to do with any matter in
which Senator was connected,
for he had his hands full OF that kind OF
business now. He had Just disposed OF
one affair between a young lady and a
Senator, and he had now on hand another
case between amarried lady aud a Senator.
He further informed her that probably
this providing OF an office was considered
an equivalent for what had been given.
lie asked II any writings were in the pos
session Of her lady friend, and she replied
none whatever. He incidently suggested
10 Mrs. Oliver the question, why some OF
the women did not try some of the mem.
OF the House OF Representatives, that
would DO change and relief.
Witness said she came TO his office one
morning and he was astonished at her up.
pearance. She looked like q woman far
advanced in pregnancy, while seven or
eight days before she looked very slender,
He saw her the next morning, but she
did not see him, tripping along 7th street,
looking as slender as when she called
at the Office In summer and the changes
caused him much surprise. Later she
again came TO the office and began 10 talk
about her pregnancy and instltuting OF
further claim against Cameron. That APP.
pearance continued until she told him OF
being delivered OF living child.
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ST. LOUIS, March PA scdalia, No.,
special says shocking affair was enacted
Saturday night in the neighborhood Of
Bethlehem Church, Boone county. James
Rowland, well.to-do bachelor farmer,
had niece, Miss Julia Rowland, keeping
house for him.
Sunday morning his brother came on a
visit and found the doors bolted and The
windows fastened, and hearing groans in.
side forced open the door and found his
brother in pool Of blood, revolver by
his side aud bullet hole in his lead. On
the bed lay Miss Rowland dead with a
photograph by her side, on which was
written!
Dear sister, ] have taken poison and am
going to my long and happy home. Please
forgive me for this.
Rowland is still alive but refuses 10 give
any reason for the terrible afAIir. There
Is rumor current that Miss Rowland's
loYer Is not acceptable to her uncle and
rather than suffer q separation she took
paison, and that Rowland viewing the sad
consequences attempted his own life.
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river and weather.

Riyerstill rising with about IS feet in
the channel.
Weather cloudy and COOL
The Ragon departed for ParkenbnrR at
10l O'Clock. ~
The local packets were on hand as usual
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati.
The Katie stockdalc and the Salt Valley
passed down last night.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh Al
Z O'Clock this morning.
The Courier will be the Petersburg
packet to-day at l0l O'Clock.
The Andes Is advertised TO leave for
Cincinnati at BPM
lBY TslssnpA.I
NV ORLEANS, March 24.-wealher clear:
thermometer 70'.
NASHVILLE, March 24.-Rlyer stationary.
with 10 feet on the shoals. -
81. Louis, March 24.-Rlver fallen three
inches, Clear and pleasant.
MENPlIis, March 2l.-Riyer risen three
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
NIcKsBuRo, March 24.-weather clear;
thermometer 74', River risen s inches.
LOUISVILLE, March pa River falling; 10
feet In the canal. Weather clear and pleas.
ant
plTTsBuRan, March o4.-Riyer 10 feet
Z inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy. Arrived: Abner o'Neal, Katie
Stockdale, Salt Valley. Thompson and j.
I. Rhodes. Departed: Thompson and
Katie Stockdale.
CINCINNATI, March 24-River 81 feet Q
inches and rising. Weather tonight clear
and colder. Arrived = Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; Virgie Lee, Evansville; Gold.
en- Crown, New Orleans. Departed-BuCk.
eye State, Pittsburgh.
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PERSONAL MRTIOS.-Nfr. Crawford H.
Booth and family leave this afternoon ior
Texas by the steamer Andes. The good
wishes oftheir many friends go With them,
We hope to publish an occasional letter
from Mr.. Booth.
J. G. Ault and W. B. Jewett, OF SteuLen.
will; +. j. \. Drennen and wife, OF Martins
Ferry, and John D. Heron, Of Pittsburgh,
registered yesterday at the Mcclure.
DR.. a. G. George, pastor OF the Fourth
Street u. Z. Church, has gone TO Elmira,
Now York, TO attend the funeral OF an old
friend. Owing 10 the Doctors absence
from the city there wera no services at his
church on Sabbath last. He is expected
home the latter part Of the week.
Deacon Stone, who has Just returned
from the Holy Land, addressed the Kirk.
wood NJ. +, Sunday School on Sabbath
morning, giving soRIe Interesting incidents
Of his journey. He also preached at the
morning hour in the n. Z. Church, in
place OF the regular pastor, who occupied
the NJ. L. pulpit on the Island at the same
hour. a
Mr.. James Alexander, Of Bridgeport,
who has been III Tor some time past, was
reported very low yesterday.
Mr.. II. v. Smith, General Freight Agent
oil the u. & @. Rosd, is in the city,
Col. John K, MatlinGc, late chief clerk
Of the Mcclure House, and very popular
hotel man, has been engaged as manager
OF Messrs, ShalIcross & Walter 5 new sum
rler hotel, "Belleview."
Ir. jas. w. Paxton slipped and fell YES
terday, lniufing one OF his knees. The
injury, though painful, is not serious.
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FALSE REPom.-A report was current
on The street last evening that Maud
Stanley, the madame 81 BaSdy house on
the corner Of Nineteenth and Chap.
line streets, who has several times
attempted suicide, had swallowed dose
Of cold "pizen." There was not parti-
nla Of truth in the rumor. The madame
has been "unler the weather" for some
days past, aud under WpdIesl treatment:
During tho afternoon shereqdested one Of
her girls to run for doctor, and the girl,
while on her way after the medical man,
let it DO known that Maud was very sick.
Consequently, the people in the neighbor-
hood being familiar wirh the girls previ.
Gus efforts to destroy herself, they took it
81 granted she had another spell OF the
same kind. and this, We understand, is
the origin OF the rumor.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS,
FRANCE

THE REPUBLIC RESPECTS RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
PARIS, March 94.-Ministcr Ferry, ad.
dressing his departmental staff, declared
that the Republic would respect rights OF
conscience and religious liberty, but would
insist on a complete and formal observ-
ance Of the Concordat, implying that it
had hitherto been infringed on by the
clergy,
PSRls, March 94.-The vote in the Cham.
Der Of Deputies, SQl nays to u ayes, re-
iecting the motion for Inquiry into the
affair Of the conversion OF 1--WE per cent
rentes, Is regarded as considerable success
for Leon Say, and it is understood that
President Grevy has expressed his salts
faction.
Adaptation from the Free Trade Cham.
Der Of Commerce, pointed out to Minister
Waddington that the economic attitude OF
America was unchanged since tSIS and "a,
when existing treaties Of commerce we're
discussed or confirmed Waddington de-
olared that the Government was favorable
to the treaties OF commerce and free trade
and would do It's utmost to solve the eco
nnmic questions in liberal and iar-sight-
ed shirt.
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RETURNED TO SrEuBExvILLE.-City Scr
geant Sweeney yesterday morning took
Jack Weems and Agnes Rrinkman, the
clipping couple who were detained here on
Sunday evening, up TO Steubenyille, and
tnrned them over to the authorities up
there. The father OF the girl wanted to
know II she had married WeeWs, and
upon receiving an affirmative reply de-
manded to sec the marriage certificate.
The paper was not forthcoming, and the
guilty couple were obliged to confess there
had been no marriage, An officer pres
ent suggested that Il such were the case
perhaps they had better get married at
once, but the girls parent declared that Il
they were not already married they should
not be. He took the girl home with him.
and Weems was permitted to go his way,
Brinkman declining to prosecute him.
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Liver IS KINs.-The Liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as Ii CON.
h9lS the LIE, health and haI,pincss Of man.
When II Is disturbed III It's proper action, ali
kinds Of ailments are the natural result. The
digestion of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver It has been sue
eeSfullY proved that GFsgn's August Flower
y uneqdaied In curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint aud all the nu.
merous symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Westes9 Continent. Three
doSes Will preve that It 4 Just what you want
TTsGw
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When we say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as 1t will cure a common or Chronic
Cough in one half the time, and rclieyeA Asthma,
Bronchitis, WhOoping Cough, Group, aud
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, It Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and Sl.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; G. E. Dwight, 9th and Chapline streets;
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling. and Hus--
bands & Inskeep, BellAire.
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KISa's C4ss.-Tbe ease Of Andrew
King, charged with ombeuling the funds
Of the Gas Office, was to have 6eUn resum-
ed before Justice Caldwell yesterday, but
for various reasons the further hearing OF
the case was postponed until Saturday
morning next at 0 o'clock. The steno-
graphGr did not have his notes ready, so
that postponemcnt was necessary in
order &c alloy the defense access to the
evidence. Mr.. Russell gobS IL Mogn4s-
vile to-day, and Mr.. Hubbard leaves for
Parkersburg this evening, and as both
gentlemen are counsel for the defense, by
mutual agreement the case was continued
over to Saturday, Squire Caldwell in
forms US that neither OF tho arsap cases
will be taken up until the examination OF
King upon the embezzlement charge is
concluded. G{
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BERLIN, March PA fresh case Of
plague has appeared at Wet.ianke.
ST. PETERsHuRG, March 24.-Gen. Nell
kotf has returned to Witlanka, where It
has been decided to burn NJ houses, valued
at 46,2Ii roublss. Tho Minister OF the
interior has ordered the Governors Of
various provinces to cooperate vigorously
against the spread Of the epidemic during
the spring.
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VIZ are surprised to sec 50 many mill suffer.
Ing With neuralgia and rheumatism, when
they can be cured. We know the feeling
which exists among very nlany-''that any
medicine which Is advertised must be a hum.
bug THIS may be true IN some cases, but
When We knqE Ofa remedY Which has become
80 popular o. IaEson's EpatiYe. aud Ee have
such conclusive evidence 81 lie good II IL,
accomplished, Il Is more than Eally not q
make Q trial Of u and s4iiSty yourselves thai
~ the pFppEietdFs claim tog 4 Z true. in Encb
diseases o. AheIniatism, Neuralgia, Sciallca
Headache, Sore Throat, lame Hack, ana
Toothachc, We can safely say that no remedy
either In physieian's prescription or inpTopfi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThuE
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ALLAx.-The case OF ]. D. Allan, the
Confidential Business Directory" Agent,
is still IN adiI quo. Allan remains a guest
at Sheriff Tingle's stone mansion on EofF
street, Micawber like, waiting for some
thing to turn up in his favor. lie tele-
graphed to his brother in Chicago to come
on TO Wheeling and help him out OF his
trouble, bRt subsequently telegraphed that
It was not necessary Tor him to come, as he
thought he would have things ilxed as he
wanted them in day or two. Messrs
White and Crlcrait have been retained to
defend him, and he appears confident he
will be at liberty in day or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25

RtNovAL4Atr. Jacob Landiried, the
well known Eleventh street boot and and
shoe man, may befounl after April LIST In
the room now occupied by Mrs. Bell, one
door west OF his present location Land.
ified's make OF shoes have no superior in
the market, either In durability or cheap
ness, and are deseryedly popular. Mr..
Landirled also keeps large and complete
stock Of Eastern shoes, which he warrants
for wear, and which he Is prepared to sell
at rates that defy competition. Those de.
string footwear Of any kind should give
Mr.. Landiried call.
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PrrrsDuEaH, March 24.-The striking
GOAL miners Of the Upper Monongahela in
convention at Elizabeth to-day, decided to
remain out for their demand, three cents
a bushel, and committees we're appointed
to wait on tho miners along the Youghi.
ougheny and at Castle.Shannon to induce
them to join the movement. Over one
thousand miners were present at the meet.
ing to-day, and although very orderly,
seemed very determined, Tho action Of
to-day will dophtsesS result in an almost
universal and prolonged strike OF miners
In this region.
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ASrRoSo MUSTARDPLAsrER.-The other
day stranger with a weak back walked
into drug store and said he wanted the
strongest kind Of a mustard plaster. With
a tiendish grin, the clerk built up aterri-
BILE mixture and passed Il out. That
night the inmates Of the hotel were startled
from their slum6eyS By lloyd cries from
room No. 81. When the door was burst
open, they found the stranger wrestling
with that mustard plaster in Gpco-
Roman style. But the plaster had thrown
him twice, and was now humping him
against the wall, preparatory TO drawing
him through the transom. Two police:
men wsr0 required TO separate the two.
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LOUISVILLE, March PA Paducah spe.
cial to the cOurier-Jomnal says: Jerry
Ewing, colOred, was seized by twelve
masked mon and shot to death last eyon.
ing, after which bag OF sand was tied to
his body and he was thrown into the Ohio
river. Ewing ravished q twelye-year old
white child named Fields, by whose
brother 10 was captured after receiving
two gunshot wounds.
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ALL invited to call at the Bazaar. Every.
thing marked in plain figures.

IT Is q fact well established by unqucstiona.
BILE testimony that Halls Hair Remover re.
news, cleanses, brightens, invigontes and re-
stores to It's original color and lustru, faded
gray or discOlored hair, clieaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer 10 buy Il
and use II, rather than to proclaim In man
ner more foIcible than words can dclineate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing TO decay. A worry
short trial will convince the most skeptiCal
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color and life.-Fort Scott
(Eau.) Daily Monitor.
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ralmasc on TrIp,-IIe Pleads MOI cuII,y

A"-..tessS yes AhNht TAAu EActAAS 4NOl unity.
NV York, March 24.-Rev. 7. Dewitt
Talmage appeared for trial tbs afternoon
before the BROOKLYN Presbytery. The prin.
cipRl charges were ialsehood and deceit.
He pleaded not guilty. DR.. Spear, his
counsel, moved to quash the principal
specifications, as they failed to indicate
time or place. After a warm debate, the
Moderator granted the motion to strike
out the specifications.
Mr.. Talmage then demanded an invest.
CATION Of these charges. The people want.
ed to know il they were true. II they
were not investigated he would appeal 10
the Kings county grand jury. He would
waive all teChnicalities and show that he
had done no wrong. twas finally decided
to try Talmage on all the specifications,
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A BoARplSa House. WALKING MATCH
The pedestrian lunacy Is extending even
to the most hallowed circles Of domestic
life. Yesterday It struck q fashionable
boarding honse in this city with the force
OF Western tornado, and the excited
boarders dropped their knives anil forks
and suspended mastication at the din.
ner table to rush to doors and windows
and watch one Of their number stride
across the porch in a match against time.
The porch was measured previous 70 the
match, and pronounced TO be "thirty-six
laps to the mile. " Then tho young man pull.
ed his coat and started, while friend
timed him, The amateur pedestrian at
tracted quite q crowd on the street, who
apparently took a great interest Ia the re.
suit. A mile was made In Just twelve
minutes, when the young man retired
from the tack, amid the plaudits Of his
friends. The y. m. will Immediately go
into training for the next international
contest,
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sUNDR1Es By TELEGRAPH.

The Greek Minister Of foreign affairs las
written 10 the Powers invoking their med,
iAtiop on the frontier question between
Greece andthe Turks
At indianapolis, Ind, the jury In the
case Of James L. Slaughter, late cashier 81
the First National bank, on trial In the U.
s. Court, before Judge BlOdgett on charge
Of embezzlement, returned u vepliCt yes.
terday Of not guilty.