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Of IS there would NOT be- time, nni
thc iexpouso would be need osaly lar G,
for the Jury 10 Inspect them In a body.
They were especially charged to keep
secret all their deliberations.
Judge kiug next called attention 10
tIs laws Of the United slaleB aud the
laws OF tho Territory Tor tho violation
Of which indictment should DO fuun..
Tho cueusps &C gambling, selling
liquor 20 minofs. anu keeping houses ut
ilifAme, should b1 Investigated, aud a.
any Violations OF these statutes had
taken lluCe they should be investi.
gated aud Indictments returned.
IhofC hau been reports Of iuirartiDnH OF
the election laws Of tuU Iofrtlry. II
any violation Of Those laws mai ot-
cured m the diBtfic; It was the duty
VI the jury 70 inye.tgate the cases.
Tue following petit iufOrs were then
called rnl examined by Asaieiaul
Prosecuting Attorney Tlulmat3
James NlcautH, T. H.. Fleming,
james Day, W. b. Robbins, Joseph
DaIi1u, Jeus Petersen, james &.
Memmott, Ouon Hall. David HUiaker,
VIM, MelCslt Philip Dash, q, A. Wilson,
A. nj, VOORHEES,, samuel Aahby
JoaephW. GontUr, Henry A. ksatniUs,
Jonathan Buckley, }. "A. Moore, John
williamson, John W. Phillips, Epoch
Bud0u, Leonard Robbius, John Chap.
man. George w. Jacques, Peter Dun.
can, Raymond Bachmau.
George A. Wilson WIS excused ON
account OF defective htariur. james
Day was excused because nc was
miller.
Davis CLARK, OF Springvlllr, has
commenced suit In tho Fldt district
court against n. A. Johns, OF Sioux
Clty, Iowa, administrator oil the estate
Of W. y. Juhnp, deceased, for $40, 200
and costs, Plaintiff alleges thnt boo 1855
ho entered Into a contract VITA W. j..
Johns whereby Jgnus was O. furnish
plaintn a certain lot Of fruit trees 10
be- planted on plaintiffs land In
Sprlugvillc,aud plaintiff In punuuuco
OF the terms Of said contract, decided
onU.haif0i the land 10 Johns. Ho now
claims that the trees were worthless
and that ho has been damaged in the
amount i0F which the Fult h. brought
by goason Of the tmueaCt'9n. u. ID.
Houiz hud Robert Anderson are altOr.
neyB for thu plaintiff.
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Notes.

The lecture on the "sln OF Luxury, .,
delivered on Friday evening by Prot
Paul drew a large anu attentive
audience.
The masquerade ball given by COM
uanics q ana ID OF the n. q. u. last
Thursday evening was one OF the most
pleasant social events OF the season.
Company q will give another bill on
Wathington's Birthday, feature Of
which will DO a military drill.
Tue Logan Homo Dramatic com.
pauy played tbs Gfepu LanIB Of Eng.
land 10 a crowded house last night, and
surprised their audience by tic uni.
form excellence 0i tho rendition. Mr..
Il. II, Cutler, an oA-pr0fussiOnal, anu
Miss Clara Kenyon, instructor Ina elg.
cution at the Agricultural College, took
the principal OhaIauluts. Thor sun.
port wpa composed Of amateurs,
several (which have had considerable
experience.
The case OF p. V. saunder Va the
Southern Pacific has been tho onlv
one Of interest for the past feg DAYS
The plaintiff, ono OF the men employed
90 utteIu several car loads OF sheen.
was knocked from tue roof OF an extra
high (reirigoTaiut) car nt the entrance
ut a tunnel, aud was seriously Injured.
His uysight became affected PENN.
ncnlly. His sult was Tor 500, 600; but
atat lengthy argument he was non.
suited on the ground Of cgutributJrv
negligence. The case will go 10 the
SupTemu court, Tho man who was In
SaundeIs'a company at the time Of tie
accident was instantly killed, ami a
suit was entered by his administrntor.
one ruling will decide both cases,
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
The Oryy beds Near brigham City
Encounter With Lior, Etc.

AhN w y htNh NEAR hllkNAW wv
Encounter With Llor, Etc.
The Park City aud summit county
ice companies arc now harvesting
their second crop Of ice, says the Park
CITY Record and 10 IL reported to be
fully eighteen inches thiok aud clear
~ u IA possible Tor loo TO be-. This has
been a mcst favorable winter lot the
Ice men, who are now dreaming OF
large profit, through the summer.
As soou o. a road can be broken
through the snow 10 Public Grove
canyon, says the Brigham cry
begin. These UUyN beds are twelve
miles hom the Brigham station,
which distance must DO covered by
superior quality arc now quntfivd
aud ready for shipment The blocks
weigh from 1000 TO o 1000 pounds
apiece, anu each will make % wagon
load. 10 Ia beautiful material and
shows i've distinct cJlor. MuByiIc
and Carr the propriot0rs, have made
Arrangements with large Chicago
firm 10 take thtHe i've carloads.
The Central Utah Wool c1muany,
according To- the MHnli Messenger, re-
Cuivud returns i1r large Dot ui wool
the fret Of Last week. Prices obtained
were better than any member Ui tho
company anticipated.
Charlie Jensen aud william Miller
are wiu,urug thuir sheep I'm the noun.
tninH near Lott creek, sayt the Saline
ifc0. The sheep have iaraI 6plrndit-
~ and aIo In good condition, Noun
tain Hons are especially numeTous 10
that elton md have been . constant
menace TO the il1oks. Tue boys killed
a couple Ut lions early iu the winter,
but na there revm Go be- d.suua OF the
animnlh 10 tLs billie, % mace no np-
prgClablo diminu!i.u. Lions nightly
visited tho camp and tIu bIyb were
Kept constantly on the alert. Last
Saturday, young Jensen was passing
through grove OF sfuuitd CuIara with
his gun ANA dog. Suddenly the latter
gfOwlUd iiercoiy aud became gtcatly
excited. Jensen looked around, lut
could SEQ nothing. Tho dog continued
10 act strangely, aud IoaHuu fcltaccd
his steps some little distance, keeping
HE eyes wide open. Quite uuexroc.-
ully 10 the hunter, Hon Hpuug from
the bgughu Of cedar pu ur1uched IN
tho tfill, not twenty f. away, ready
10 spring. Jensen brought bic gun u
his shoulder, and moment later the
fierce animal woe wr,hing In the
ggOules Of death, bullet having pone.
tratUi ia brain. Tho llOu was the
largest over Eilltd Ia this vicinity,
measuring ~ iett In length. And
jensen Is now tho mighty hnutsr Of
the WrsNtch.
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PROVO.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Graud Jury EmpauOled-Sult Against
An Administrator.

This morning In the Firtt district
court the SEPTEMBER term was al.
Journad till Thursday at O'Clock, and
the February term WIS opened.
Tho following grand Jurors sum
mOuei for tho term were called, nnd
responded 10 their names: Hugh H..
Llsonbop, Fred II. Lyman, JAMES A ,
LDvelcss, WIN. ll, Smith, NJ. Beaure.
CART, q. w. F0oic, Horace Newell.
Hyfum GillieB, VIM. q. Homie.
Chtttsr NislnFur, John Moore, n. G..
ChuhIousou, Hsnoa rillauy, Q. II.
Frank, Reuben j, FarnswuItl, John
Reid, a. }. MoPneo Rud James
Rooney,
They were examined 0s to their
statutory qualifications by Prosecuting
Attorney Judd.
NJ, Beauregard, Of Sterling wos OK.
cuted on account OF sickness In his
family. A. J, McPhoe aid james
Rooney were excused as the panel was
complete without them.
John Reid was appointed foreman
and the oath administered 10 the larry
by Clerk Beaslty,
Judge King instructed the Jury ger
really upon their duties IN investigbt
Ing cases that would be brought before
them. In regard o. investigating the
condition Of public jalls Ia the district,
Judge King said that complaints had
been made 10 him that some OF the
jaih In the outlying counties
were not III tor the Incarceration Of
prlsoueIs, II complaint was laid be-.
fore them no advised that they appoint
y committee 10 ylslI JSils complained
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the history Of the first stock company
Of the new house. All tho membefs,
except MIR. Clarke aud Mics Cook, viii
tonight be Transferred 20 the other
theater Tor farewell scason Of three
niehts. They will then leave to- the
north TO open IN poitlani, while the
two members viii Join RJgers's new
company which opens win Miss Bate.
man on Walhingt1t's Birthday in
Fr0u Frou. The rendition OF Men
and Women ut the ihclier TONI ht,
VITA Jamts Nell, Bell Arche', Pao a
MICA Ulster, Mt Leslie, rhl MarFelts
aud oihers alilod with NJ o. Kcnnstb,
Mf. Fnwley, MI BlaEom. hir.
King, Mics Bates aud M,es Coyc guar.
attiol an exceptional performance.
There IA some talk OF revivtug Moths
Tor WcdntBdny might.
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Statistical Reports.

.lv',v oitao so.t Lake Stake con.
, N.Y.. being close at hand, the score.
9 .1', o. The Stake organizations, Via
T. "''',l societies, Sunday schools,
1,' '.s 0Ien' Mutual Improvement
Iae,,'s1s,9n,' Young Ladies' Mutual
PHms.,sulsnl Associations, anu the
w t0y a.,oeiatous are requested 10
t,la' their reports br Inc AIN
isr-', onllng December SLOT, 1891.
h,.r.'l Wy 10 ample time Tor ths cnn.
JAMES ID, STERLING,
Clerk Of etAkc.
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The ca.o Of 3. U. Watson Va The
B5id o.. Education has been con-
uaasi tI,l Mafgb 5,h By cJnscnt.
Driver Mtplt.lc Co. W Thomas
NeEylv utuL Judgment Tor plaintiff
hfN1lgj aud 5000 c0tts, upon siipu'
lilu,
Hs5sr a. Smith ,t al ys the RE
GnnIo Western Railway 60. The
heailng % this case, continued from
Fuaay, uat RESUMED ,nis m0ruing,anl
antfa shon dtlItutaliJu the Jury found
IN The dyieudanu.
In,srMau1tain Abstract 90. We.
Ib0ma, H0msL Order Of dismllsal
r1jtItI.
Jamu a Gardiner Va Alouzl y,
n %. By ayttsmtnt the Tintiu Mili-
iug &C.. va tlbl,liuicd as defendants
To- The Place Of Hyde, the original ojm-
plainl and antwtr being allowed ~
fAnd. Iho case has been continued
" ihc term, BY consent.
In ths caio % Chas. Selby W n. g..
Chihlrntu 81 NJ, the former order OF
nsvnEidildo nud plniIt.tl allowed
iotutai tuciiptl0n OF the property.
Celsa1i.od Implement 20. VI
Fnai D Joy Il nj. Report aud hud-
ltgid Hisfcu adopted anu decree OF
birtulie entered.
NHhVg,sfu Wheel Cc. W the Salt
Liis Copper Manufacturing Co. Mo.
uollo 1lis3lyo attachment continued
ill February 22nd.
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LOGAN.
LouAN, urAiL IN. Is, wv.
Farmers Convention.


On Saturday a very suocessiIl Farm
Cn' Convention was held 10 the Tab.
efnaeIo under the susplceB OF the
chamber Of commerce. Speeches on
many sutleo,s Of interest ana prof, 10
the farmer were made. Several mem
ucts OF the Agricultural College faculty
took an active part, Prominent farm.
ere from all parts " the county were
present, and AZ tue conclusion OF tie
congress proper a Earmuts' Ass0cih-
ton was formed, which Will hold
meetings once each month during
winter, when objects OF Interest, pront
anu instruction viii be- considered.
Prof. A. A. Mile Of the A. q. OF u.
was elected president and Ors0u smith,
President OF tue Cache Stake, Vice
presl1Cn'.
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AMuSEMENTs.

I,l 'T "a sTouT COMPANY at tho Grand
Blyt, ,', !, to that house Saturday
,g sI' III tho presence Of very gogd
tbs sr One would have thought
go, .,'a' would have bson made the
a, Any, Nun Of some sort Of demonstration
too, ~, ',' 'lo'' but nothing Of the Kind
pIs a s'I ,, There was plenty Of an.
ance ,I nl,9Hweyer, during ths pefforn-
6srsd ~ aH 1As,o WIN be long remem.
achisye10 ne OIL Tho foremost succs,ses
1 IN the whole ion weeks Of
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Al the Murray Opera House.

The Vaudeville company gave a very
amusing entertainment at tho Murray
Opera house on Saturday night to a
rather slim audience, tho Indictment
weather undoubtedly being the cause
o., the light attendance. There are
some clever people among the conf
pany, aud SOME 0t their sUpolalt,cB arc
very iinc. I5ita, the "tonsluasD man,
isa marvel 90 himself Vno company
start this week through the Houlhorn
settlements OF tho Territory anu VIII
go as for a. b. George, giving pgTtogm-
HuUuB o. the way,
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Death Of Mrs. Hampton.

Am Adelaide Eugonia Grant
Alnp'oa, wife VI BepjamIn Hampton,
lAe"ell known mining man, died at
l''home In tlis city On Saturday, nnI
Ha'e'alI 'he hearts Of many irleuds
~ '2leheI With sorrow, aud a rtepuc,.
Y, owing and devoted nmlly are
"ItlE'l Ia overwhelming grief
IN, tle uscya.ei was tho daughter OF
.ella AMI Louisa 81. Gmut, aud "A
ge,lnoi Hon, IA. j. Grant. She was
W. 10 North Carolina, Oe,ober Ali.
,i,l anl had resided Ga this CITY fgr
W yelia' a husband, four sons and
..ssalgh'etaui uumtrousacuuaintane-s
G n. ',,ylls VIII mourn her departure
M ale uuo u The funeral was 6xsd
NJ afternoon FOR 1880 p M. tomorrow
N--.J,-.y , Services viii be- held al the
r.-"y s'a'-euge, no. NO souih Fourrh
yl, NV ,usg.' Frrnus arc cordially in.
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Suit TO Quist Title.

Esther Miller ADMINISTRATIVE u the
estate o. Ebenezor Miller, deceased,
today brought suI { In tbs Third district
court against Glen Miller 81 al, O. quiet
title ~ a certain piece OF land in block
2s, plat u, Salt Lake Ciiy survey.
Haue 4 Zane aro Mrs. Mlllet's altgr-
ueys.
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,c,,,.au.d rom rag, on')
THE DISTRICT COURT.

be arbitrarily pushed over
'aalber week without showing,
r,.a,ually JUICE Barleh said he
nd take Tho whole matter und'f
si,Isomoat
10 DIS Er-sUDmrrED'
yh,p court rc-convened this sii ,,i,.
Ji,t.e Bnr,ch pnsscd upon the
nlyu, ., Huhuli that the lu4le.,l'u',
maW'' a.. 100. did not constitute hn
ulln .pt allowed the motion OF the
pueu.si, ~, 10 dismitH aud fe'9uouhl
pIo'sNV'u'i, ibp present grand Jury
me o.5.. iIreftrd that Valentine be
ssrtiu custody IN Tue mo ,al,.i ,,.,,o
Nisass 8sftch further slaleu snS 49, NV
.,fiiokr up the cases a. tool ~ '"'S
ooIi ,Ji h. conveniently reached, ,.-,-
e'. ,',i,,rey Zauc, ON The part Oh Nalen.
49, srctl ton 90 this dclayins uIu
w, kuofnry stephens on senhli q,
~ efi,iva1cy, A lt1mey &. S.Narian'a
MiH ngw icing entered 40 MI
s'.a5sg,ii associate counsel.
rror TOWERS Is "Hor"
,,t,, p5wer. took advantage OF the
'n',gftluiiy TO put ia n word 90
ts,sBsive. John NJ Aane' no uh-
tl.,'1J uisde personal attack upon
~, r5uft this morning, IN cAtct
~, ~, be mad c0napifed win me prose-
I'm 10 get these cases pls1p'ncu'
l,ss, wished 10 10 be diaincuy
howevuf, that he had taken no
Al,. ,,Isteypr In the matter since MI
..-.gey and hia wife resumed mar
,lI,ilgrs. Ho had now no
.4 Interest in thee oltta
nv, any other ciuaon. MI
IN. although r. young man OF PARIS
-ssiIuigu Powers astrricil dcbgehu.
,.snEe a common sr0lu! He wl.hed
-1s8y most cmphatiCally what zane
lti said about hun ,r.t-
M. And Mo. Muivnuuy went lhelF
~ tgsethof aud Valentine was re-
tteu hi smother ditUc.lon'
uBsrcJNp TWAL.
B. NJ sawyer q man ab.u. forty
,,,r5 age, was then placed ON tf'al
',sebafrp OF i0rniuatiou. Tho uiluuet
sIesst 90 have teen committed
-tbarIrl named Louise Fowler In
n.1tsf. ls4i. AZ the former trial the
ig,y DISAGREED and the case Ia now up
'fr.bssfiug. ASBlhlant District At
i1,r,y Richards pf06uCutCi; Attorney
il Winters iti1ud.
Theeaso approaching o. the NLws
goes D. press,
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Salt Lake slnke Confcrsncr.

IhaWm.-anuual conference Of the
si'' Lake Stake OF Zion viii NEE. In
Tie Assembly Hall ou Saturday,
March .ui, aud in tho Tabernacle on
'ln1ay, March 5fd, 1896.
Aeriings will commence ON Halur.
sly 81 10 a, On, aud . p. M, sud on
sunday Gt no o.. M, g y. M. ana 1850
M a general attendance Of all tue
'a'ssn and members 10 rgquc6ied.
ANGUS M, CANSuN,
JusErI r.. TAYLOR,
CHARLES W, pENKUsE,
PftsidenCy OF stake.
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Stocks anu sIArlssrs.

Na," ln.N' %, h,-slock market opened
mgtAol lle trading, sugar advanced
Iue mAfhei guuorlny sh0Wod nn nuyanrtps
iouDtH.' W. no ", eusar prcforrod, advanced
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COM NUMERICAL.
sALr nAKn eLEARrNa nonsr.

TodAy'a clearing house eKohanpea
amounted to s22S, S03. Same day las.
year, S23l ,s62,
TOpAY'5 QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Sllyer, 5gi; load, SO. Og}.
London.-Sllver, = 7-l8d.
ORE AND BULLION.
Well7, Fargo * Go, received today:
Penn. bullion, $50.
MCCUruioE a. 90. received TO-DAY.
Silver AMI leaI ores, SG,O5O; Hannler
bullion, 6iiuO; lOex bullion, si,7OO,
Total, 81 1850. '''''
~. IL, Jones q Co, received today,
Ore, s2,'OOj bullion, S0,l0O. TotSI,
aIl 1000.
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February llhatgr. m.. TO the vito of ~.
Z tIoulr boy. Mother and babe doing
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Where is Noah Burk?

II Noah Burk OF Round Bottom,
Wayne county, w. Va, will lot me
know OF bis whereabouts he will learn
something beneficial 10 him. He lott
West Virginia about fourteen years
ago, CHARLIE a, WEIGH,
County clerk, Morgan Co., Utah.
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A T8E TTnn Salt LAKE.

My vision hss uarn wonderfully Improved
lT ODE E.iHHU| iuH' nu HHH'mrrllur prescribed
Through turm iHH world IuIEF clearer md
mono uHuur. than formerly. white 'Ur close
Wura iAug arc NurF rUHtfHI 90 mY ugg.
GEORGE EElNuLus,
secretary " ilg Presidency. Mormon Church,
Iurfgr wore T.l1Hs1 before bHt have given
mr surh perfect aausaauHu aa those uuea uy
hI auuIm EIIlHn.
THOMAS MCINTYRE.
OToy.g department q. T.. NIL
7 bod my eyes tested ur Uya profess 1uH
uptuIluH previous tr securing iUg service "a
uU rhyImUrIur. who Ul# gwen 100 H. EIr enc
n..l correction ot imperfect Jgya.aat have
joins NICHOLSON
: have boon Wearing glasses fUr l1 yoarl aud
have uHu.Ia..ul m"su.f we'll sHfUI.W.lu Gov
oral rlITH. Nut Ua.H rHEHT bod my UYHH Hn
thoroughly tested aH fIHy HHEH H"ul HY ur
B. 49, -HDlmorfIur, who mas IuaI ono g..Hsas
ys.ou, % affords mo pleasure Goo mako lHs
q. UywATEH
supt machinery, sails Lake Temple,
WHAT HON T. j. GEAgY,
Tho California cy Conrrtismaa. author of tho
lHnesH LAaigsi0a Ar., alyH of Che l0at0r'H
lam wearing g'as5rf Tor both Gar and near
r1ffcrt lut . o. ammeui H.u 90 bl whose
eyes uogd attention,
mos De GEAEY,
DR.. STFT,TTRDTNE
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IurFyf wore glasses before Hatuare given
mr such perfect aauaiaguaD OF those uuel uy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

isters' relief fund. Another E'car..t
brother paid q tribute 10 r. ~ r.
the PRESIDENT Of this agency Mr b.
lett f. supporting thlrty-seycn AGA III
diseased Baptist ministers, AMI ,rl..-
and widows ~ ministers. and b. d. Lei.
II all without n dollars cost f0r r.
bors. Ills board has now an 'r...,.
fund OF 5000. besides the annual ,.a+
from The churches.
Rev o. r. Fllppo. y. D.. Of pt..I.
phia, IS here also, and was g...
hour 10 talk up the American n,..
Publication Society. III SAYS CO.,.
society has given Virginia 80 1 r ..
and tracts aui that this same .
has given $1,000 20 the FOREIGN MAX
Board In Richmond Va. and thlt r-...-
gifts are yet 20 come. Al tts I.....
the brethren greatly
Rev ". y. Thomas ID. D. l-.-. ..i
announced himself ms the r.rr. .....
Of Richmond COLLEGE f0r tlis
some one spoke out' ana s.I
Thomas, here's q young man Ola. ....
10 sec YOU about tho college" .rI ...-
the Doctor was "sc,tug up utl ....
young man.
GOV. O'FERRALL COMMENDED
Professor g. T.. cooke tra rr...f... ,
Holllns Institute. last night. ln. r.-....
address. said. II am rnt l,r..r.... 4.
+ qualntod with our Governor ilf ..-
mend his action DOB sending 1.r f..-,
70 suppress strikes ana riofs 81. b.,
/ done his DUTY ana deserves the Ussk,
I Of the state"
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MOSBi'S cOMu,ND.
Reunion Yesterday 81 the survivor,
Address nnh Dinner

MARSHALL via RECToRTOWN. va.
August OSpociail-The reunion +,
survivors ~ the Fortv-thlrl U.r.
Virginia Cavalry more general.
as M0sbys Command. Which W f.
here today brought together .r
az 800 people. despite the fa.f .
camp-meet'ng was iu progress .. s...
side OF the town.
colonel Mosby himself was ur. n
attend. ami both Major Rich I-.
Lieuton1nt-Col0nei Chapman. "". .-
avoilabiy absent But I'm spin rs
drawback survivors 81 the
who assembled 10 the number
had Joyous reunion. many H.
meeting now for The first rm. D..
years.
A the close Of the war Tho rn~.-t
was disbanded here Within ta.... we
Of the place whore the sIrtl'.H moo
again to-day.
Tho meeting. after being called q. .-
was opened with appropriate frt -
the Rev. : g. Ferguson, DAG. .. r..
pany b. This was followed tE .y
feucitious speech ~ WELDON. tr" H-
j. stevens Mason. of Company b. ...r
which "A bounuful rcpa-t f.rri--.. -.
the citizens of the neis1l.tu... So
served By a hevy ~ hariso, .I.
Resolutions We're pass .00h.rg PM f.
erection ~ Front Royal 0@ morlH..' b
the memory of M0sby's meu. 1f
murdered there by Custer comm -. ..-
ring the war
After transacilrg routine tu rs
meeting Adjourned % meet again .t BIB.
monl on the cd OF May, l>"
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THEY WE'RE NOT COERCED.
Iuueuburg Jurors Before SP'''"'
Grand Jury--Their Ncr"'''S'

Ir-NENBI.RG COURTHOUSE August
1-CSpecis lD-On motion OF oo"''''on'
wealth's-Attorney Nebett Judge organ
had spec.aI grand jury empanei.ed To-
do,, =, investigate the charge made III 'he
richmond Times of the 18th instant mat
Juror cris. Edwards and Jurors "oNeIHor
and lakewood. who urea 'he i"NeS
u,rnes-P Pollard murder case were co'i'eu
into giving verdict OF Hiuln III VI.
frs. decree. The following - me report
of the grand jury: 80 ,..,.,,-,.
commonwealth oI NH-i"'''
county-to wit:
Ne. the special grand jury II The COM
rouwealth Of Virginia. einpdneiied Ghd
s,,orn In and for the body of the county
of Junenburg. and now ati"nlinS tre
County Court Of said county uion our
oaths most respectfully represent 10 the
honorable judge Of this County court
Of Tuncnhurg that we have carefully ana
RICHLY examined Cris. Edwlr1s, lirify
Governor 10y the public press caI'd
George Governor. and We the SrAni july
state that thu said Edwards anu Tower
nor testified on oath before M thal no
member OF said Jury was intimidated
or cocrcod. or tried to intimiiate OF
caerce them. ana that their verdict was
III alfNl ttllNf WIN ti.'4t N't''' -
convictions. ana that they would now rem
Clr the same verdict then rendered Win
IN. same evidence then before them.
And fhe said Chris Edwards fu'ther
testified before us, that several DAYS Ailei
the rendition of their said NeIiltt Hc
heard a great deal Of talk ana sa" much
in The public press about the innoc nee
Of POkey Barnes and being a ceus.ieh-
iious man. Dc was afraid ne mlAhl nave
made a mistake. but that ne Is now
triIv satisfied If the Righteousness OF
said verdict. and would now. as lhen'
give the same verdict with The same eVi-
dence. and both Governor and Edwards
said that tho article in the Richm nj
Times Of August H. ls9j under the head
lines. Are the Women Guilty. ana
stating that SAID Edwards and Cover
nor had been cocrced by other members
OF the jury I'm rendering verdict IN
favor Of the Commonwealth VS.. Polk y
Barnes" Is false. and We further report
that they testified said trial was honest
and fair and that there was no coercion
or threats made by any Of the trlal jury
or others - its members.
The grand jury also reported that they
had sent summons for James l.. Halle
wood. the other juror referred - IN the
Times as having been c1crcod 10 give his
verdict. but the Sheriff was unable 70
lind Hazlcwood. be- being absent from the
county.
before the Times published the article
complained Of by the Luneuburg grand
jury ,he Dispatch hal hal an article
covering somewhat similar ground. our
information came through citizen Of
Richmond. who got it from an attorney
al LCuouhlrg. Who was represented "s
saying that two II tie jurors came 10
him 30 consult him about the matter.
In tine Timrss article-a special from
South Hill-Mr. Bells name r. given in an
interview with Mir Lakewood as The
attorney whom Mr.. Hazlewood AMI Mr..
Edwards consulted about reopening the
case-The DspatChD