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p At the trial of Maclean for the murder OF
Mai. Foyd at St. Louis on the 10th, witness
L. F. Rucker-became enraged at the counsel
who was cross.examinisg him, (probsbly with the
insslence and harshness usually displayed by law
yers toward Witnesses that he threatened per-
sonal violence. He was promptly arrested, fined
$50, and bound to keep the peace for six months.


% Benz. B. Becher has recently been tried at
Springfield, Mass. for the murder of Lewis Howe.
1t appeared from the evidence that Howe, the de-
ceased, with several others, attacked house in
which lived an old man, his wife and young girl,
and that Belcher, who was in the house at the
time, rushed out and after some fighting stabbed
Howe so that he died, and also severely wounded
a man named Hatch. He was defended by Hon.
Rufus Choa,e and was acquitted