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 1342 FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. C11; 429. 1899. No. 6. MANSLAUGHTEB BY Ass1s·r1NG ANOTHER ro Commrr SE1.1r· MURDER. Purposely and deliberately assisted or procured one O D to commit self-murder, which crime the said C D then and there committed by gzanging himself by the neck until he was dead, or by other means, to stated as in number one). No. 7. IN AN INn1orMENr,FoR RAPE. Forcibly ravished O D, a woman of the age of fourteen years or upwards, or carnally knew a female child under the age of fourteen years (as the case may be). No. 8. IN AN INDICTMENT Fon ABSON. Willf11lly· and maliciously set fire to (or burned) a dwelling house of another, namely, G D (or whose name is unknown to the grand jury). N0. 9. IN AN INn1c·rmENr Fon Bonnmnr. Feloniously took a gold watch (or as the case may be) irom the person of C D, and against his will, by violence to his person (or by putting him in fear of some immediate injury to his person). No. 10. Romzmnr, BEING Ammo wrrn A DANGEROUS WELPON. Being armed with a dangerous weapon, did commit an assault upon one C D, with intent, if resisted, to kill or wound the said C D, and then and there ibloniously took a gold watch (or as the case may be) hom the person of the said O D, and against his will. - No. 11. IN AN INDICTMLENT ron LARCENY. Feloniously took and carried away a gold watch (or as the case may be), the personal property of O D (or of a person whose name is unknown to the grand jury), of the value of more than thirty-five do lars. No. 12. LARCENY IN A DWELLING HoUsE. Felouiously took and carried away in a dwelling house (or other house, ship, or boat, as the case may be) a gold watch (or as the case may be), the personal property of C D (or of a person whose name is unknown to the grand jury). No. 13. IN AN INDIOTIENT ron Bnncnmr. Broke and entered a dwelling house in which there was at the time a human being, namely, one C D (or whose name is unknown to the grand jury, as the case may be), with intent to commit larceny (or other crime, describing it generally) therein, by forcibly bursting or breaking the wall (or an outer door, or a window, or a shutter of a window) of such house (or as the case may be). No. 14. BUne1.Anr AFTER ENTEBING wrtrn INrENr ·ro tm (hmm. Having entered a dwelling house, in which there was at the time a human_being, namely, one C D (or whose name is unknown to the grand jury, as the case may be), with intent to commit larceny (or other crime, describing it generally) therein, broke such dwelling house by forcibly bursting or breaking the wall (or by other means to be stated as m number thirteen), or (following the words therein) was armed with a dangerous weapon therein, or committed an assault upon 0 D, a person lawfully then in such house.