CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTIES, 38 S. 4; 74–77; 103-104.

CORRUPTION, of blood, not worked by conviction, 527.

COINAGE, 221-223-225; removal of metal from and substituting inferior,
219 S. 92; resemblance and similitude, 220 S. 92a; ads like coins, 221;
minor coins, 221 S. 93; making or uttering, 222; making, etc. devices for
minor coins, 222 S. 95; other statutes relating to coinage, 223 S. 96; dies
and hubs and molds, etc. 224; counterfeits forfeited, 224 S. 97; search
warrant, 225 S. 98.

CONGRESS, members accepting bribes, etc. 236; 272; offering bribe to, 272
S. 154; bribe for contracts, etc. 273; when is one member of, 274; with
reference to U. S. contracts, 276-278.

CONSPIRACY, to intimidate party, witness or juror, etc. 250 S. 113; to
commit offense, etc. 306; cases, etc. under, 308-315; seditious, 348;
to injure civil rights, etc. 365.

CONTRIBUTIONS, political, 281; immunity from, 281; 282; publicity of,
537; see corporations; see political.

CORPORATIONS, indictment of, 112 S. 42h; individual may aid and abet,
113; violation trust statute, 123; defunct bills of, 215; must not contribute
money, etc., 343; see interstate commerce; see political; see contributions.
COUNTERFEITING, money orders, 191 S. 70; postage stamps, 194; U. S.
securities, etc. 207 S. 80; bank notes, etc., 209 S. 81; description in indict-
ment, 214; bills of expired corporations, 214 S. 86; mutilating national
bank note, 215; imitating, advertisement, etc., bank notes, etc. 215;
gold or silver coins or bars, 218; resemblance and similitude, 219; weather
reports, 284; weather forecasts, 329; see coins and coinage; see security.

CONFEDERATE MONEY, 210 S. 82.

CONSOLIDATION OF INDICTMENTS, etc., 67 S. 16a.

CONSULAR OFFICER, false certificate by, 336.

COTTON, future contracts, 305.

CRIMES, infamous, 269 S. 5 and S. 5a; trial of, where and how, 39 S. 4;
see postal crimes.

CRIMINAL CASES, governed by federal forms only, 47 S. 9.

CRIMINAL CODE, and statutes complete, 605; index to it, 745; appendix
containing all criminal laws, 757.

CREW, maltreatment of, 442; see vessel; muting of, etc. 544-545.

CROP REPORTS, information, etc. concerning, 283-284.

CURRENT MONEY, 222.

CUSTOMS, certificate of entry, forgery of, 330; invoices, etc., concealment or
destruction of, 330; admitting merchandise for less, etc. 333; securing
entry by false samples, etc. 335; false certificate of consular officer, 336;
collector of customs to detain vessel, when, 362; see smuggling.

CUSTODY, right to protection of one in, 374.

DEATH, punishment of, how, 527; body, disposal of, 535.

DEEDS, forgery of, 291.

DELAYING MAIL, 139.

DEFENDANT'S WITNESSES, indigent 46 S. 8; failure to offer evidence, 79.
See witnesses.

DIES, hubs, etc., counterfeiting, 224 S. 96a; see counterfeiting.

DIRECTORS, corporation, personally responsible, 123.

In grand

DISTRICT ATTORNEY, improper remarks, comment, etc. 78–80.
jury room 83–S. 23; no private prosecutor 205 S. 41; see attorney.

DISTRICT COURTS, 49 S. 10.

DISCOVERIES, by pleading, confession, etc. 70 S. 20.

DISQUALIFICATION, of judge, 117 S. 421.

DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, illegally secured, 74 S. 21; recovery, 76
S. 21a; production of 77 S. 21b.

DUPLICITY, 69 S. 19; 136 S. 47d; 492.

DUNS, 163.

DYNAMITE, not to be carried, etc. 379; 380; see explosives; see interstate

commerce.

EDITORIAL, paid, to be marked ad, 158 S. 53d.

ELECTION, Indiana case, 369; right to vote 365-372, troops and soldiers at,
etc. 377.

EMPLOYEE, Bureau Animal Industry, interference with, 330; see U. S.
officer.

EMBEZZLEMENT, postal funds, 195 S. 72; aplies to rural carriers, 199 S. 73;
custodians public funds failing to safely keep, to deposit, to account for,
264-265; evidence of, 265; receiving deposit from disbursing officer, 266;
by Internal Revenue Officer et al., 266 S. 140; to pay larger amount than
contracted for, 267; U. S. court officer failing to deposit, 267; of arms or
stores, 305; of U. S. property, 321; see national banks.

ENTICING, desertions, 318; workmen, 319.

ERROR, assignment, 110; writ, 110; not assigned, 114 S. 42i; see writ of error.

ESCAPE, prisoner, 252; applies to state jailor, 252 S. 115a; rescuing, etc. 252
S. 116; 253 S. 119; see prisoner.

EVIDENCE, before grand jury, 60 S. 13c; confessions, 70 S. 20; 74 S. 20a;
documentary, illegally secured, 74 S. 21; recovery of, 76 S. 21a; production
of documents, 77 S. 21b; of other offense, 90; former conviction of witness,
106 S. 42; of accomplice, 109; handwriting, 128 S. 42s.

EXTRADITION, 39 S. 4; 115 S. 42k; procedure and cases, 115–116; 443.

EXTORTION, by internal revenue informers, etc. 254; generally 259; by any
officer, 260; receipting for larger sums than paid, 262; disbursing officer
converting, 263; failure to safely keep money, 263–264; failure to render
account and to deposit, 264-265; prima facie evidence, etc. 265; banker
receiving deposit, etc., 266; see embezzlement.

EXCEPTIONS, to charge, 92 S. 27a; 114 S. 42i.

EXPLOSIVES, not to be carried, etc. 379-381; marking packages, etc. 381;
punishment of person, 382; prohibited in Pacific islands, 453.

FAILURE, of defendant to offer evidence, 79.

FALSE RETURNS, postal, to increase pay of P. M. 185 S. 64; false bail 238;
falsely certifying, etc. as to record, 269 S. 148; other false certificates,
270 S. 149; papers, acknowledgments, etc. 287–295.

FALSE OATH, in naturalization, 341; must be material, 342.

FALSELY, pretending to be U. S. officer, 296.

FALSE ENTRIES, see national banks.

FALSE CLAIMS, etc., presenting or making, 299.

FALSE DEMAND, power of attorney, etc., 299.

FEES, witness or juror, no trading in, 269 S. 147; illegal taking of, 270 S.
150-151.

FEDERAL PRACTICE, forms, methods, 46 S. 9.

FEDERAL TERRITORY, defined, 421.

FEDERAL JURISDICTION, extensive, etc. 528.

FELONY, misprision of, 254 S. 119; felonies and misdemeanors, 536.

FINES, excessive, constitutional proviso, 39 S. 4; remission of, abated by
death, etc. 99 S. 35 and 35a.

FILTHY, 150.

FILMS, prize fight, 157 S. 53c.

FIRES, failing to extinguish, setting, etc. 327.

FIGHTS, see bull and prize.

FORMER CONVICTION, of witness, 106 S. 42.

FORCIBLE, meaning of, 134.

FORGERY, money orders, 191 S. 70; obligations, securities, etc. 204-207;
signature of judge, records, etc. 246 S. 111; letters patent, 286; bond, bid,
public record, etc. 287; deeds, powers of attorney, etc. 291; papers, etc.
in possession, 295; acknowledgments, 295; customs certificate, 330;
naturalization certificate, 336 and 337.

FORTIFICATIONS, injuries, etc. trespassing on, 319.

FORNICATION, 460.

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, criminal correspondence with, 348.

FOOD AND DRUGS, act of 1906, 507; criminal sections, 507; amendment
1913, 508; criminal practice under, 508 decisions 509-513; misbrander
under 1912 act, 513; opium 514-516; see also opium.

FORMS OF INDICTMENT, embezzlement, 548; vessels, misconduct, etc.
549; conspiracy to violate lottery statute, 551; conspiracy civil rights,
552; peonage, 553, 554; polygamy, 555; illegal retail liquor dealer, 555;
oleomargarine, 555; to plunder vessel, 557; false accounts, 557; to influence
official action, 559; larceny of U. S. property, 559; naturalization affidavit,
560; subornation of perjury, 560; false oath, naturalization, 562; murder
on high seas, 562; falsely certifying checks, 563; bank embezzlement,
564; pretending to be U. S. officer, 565; general beginning and ending, 565;
conspiracy against U. S. 566; mailing obscene matter, 566; breaking P. O.
567; fraudulent use mail 567; false returns to increase compensation of
P. M. 569; perjury 569; perjury, 571; counterfeiting national bank,
572; attempting and passing counterfeit notes, 573; counterfeiting coins,
573; counterfeiting coins, 574; receipting for larger sums than paid, 574;
peonage, 575; under meat inspection laid, 580; harboring prostitutes, 582;
violation quarantine act, 584; fraudulent use mail, 588; conspiracy to
violate white Slave act, 592; white slave violation, 592.

OF WRIT OF ERROR, complete, 600.

FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS, 164-176; see postal crimes; civil statute,
174 S. 56; assuming fictitious address, 175 S. 57.

FUNDS, public, offenses relating to deposit of, embezzlements of, 262-269;
loan from court officer, etc. 268 S. 143.

FUTURES, cotton, 395.

GOOD CHARACTER, 88–89; charge on, 90 S. 26c.

GOVERNMENT, our system of, 364.

GRAND JURY, number, drawing; returning bill, etc. 56 S. 13; defendant
before 59 S. 13a; evidence before, 60 S. 13c; district attorney in, 83 S. 23;
improper person in room, 205 S. 40.

GUARANTIES, constitutional, 38 S. 4; 45 S. 8.

HARD LABOR, omission of words, 536; see also felony.

HABEAS CORPUS, scope, practical, 102 S. 38-38a.

HEARING, upon removal, 62 S. 14; preliminary, 62 S. 14.

HIGH SEAS, defined, 454.

IDENTITY OF OFFICER, 41 S. 6a.

IMMUNITY, 42 S. 7; 24 S. 7a; 103-104; anti-trust acts S. 39; from political
solicitation.

IMPEACHMENT, of verdict by juror; 66; 67.

IMPROPER, person grand jury room, 105.

IMMIGRATION ACT, cases under, etc. 107-109.

IMPRISONMENT, and where, 537; parole, 537; see pardon and president.

INFAMOUS CRIMES, 39 S. 5 and 5a.

"INFORMATION AND BELIEF", 63 S. 14a.

INFORMATION, 40 S. 5a; 61 S. 13e; must show probable cause, 61 S. 13e.

INDICTMENT, copy of, 46 S. 8; presentment of, constitutional proviso,
39 S. 4; prosecutions begun by, 56 S. 12; no person held unless, etc. 56 S.
13; method of drawing jurors to find, venire, return of, No. on jury, etc.
full, 56 S. 13; 67 S. 17; copy of, furnished when. 60 S. 13b; evidence
upon which found, 60 S. 13c; motion to quash, 61 S. 130; inquiry into
validity upon removal, 62 S. 14; 63 S. 14b; consolidation of, 67 S. 16a;
68 S. 18; return of, 67 S. 17; endorsements on, 68 S. 17a; federal statutes
controls, 68 S. 17; different persons in different counts, 68 S. 18; duplicity,
69 S. 19, see also duplicity; of corporation, 112 S. 42h; elements, 157 S. 53a;
postal fraud, 169; see forms.

INDEX, to criminal code, 745.

INTIMIDATION, of witness, juror, etc. 247; illustrative cases, 350; con-
spiracy to, party, witness, etc. 250 S. 13. see Conspiracy; see Civil Rights.
INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE, 419.

INCEST, 460.

INDIAN LANDS AND TIMBER, depredations on, 325.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE, explosives in, 379-381; marking of packages,
381; punishment of person, 382; lottery tickets, 382; intoxicating liquors,
385; 386-387; importation of wild animals forbidden, 388; birds, etc.
389-391; obscene matter, 392; anti-pass law 392; theft of, 394; regulation
of, 404; see Sherman Law.

INTOXICATING LIQUORS, 385; see liquors; sale of prohibited in Pacific
islands, 453; see internal revenue.

INSTRUCTIONS, of court, 91 S. 27; 92-94.

INTERNAL REVENUE, extortion by informers, 254 S. 118; decisions as to
constitutionality, 464; compromise, 465; pay tax first, 466; partnerships,
467; exhibit stamp, 467; tax law, 468; indictment, 468; C. O. D. 469;
see also interstate commerce; delivery, 470; cases, 470; proof of license,
472; distillery law, 472; breaking locks, etc. 473; signs, etc. 473; conceal-
ment, etc. 473; books, 474; stamps erased, 475; re-use and refilling.
476-477; removing, etc. under any other than trade name, 477; oleomar-
garine, 478; cases, oleo, and indictment, 478–482.

JEOPARDY, 40 S. 6; Identity of offense necessary, 41 S. 6a; constitutional
proviso, 39 S. 4.

JUDICIAL CODE, 49 S. 10.

JUDICIAL POWER, vested where, 38 S. 2.

JUDGE, disqualification of, 117 S. 42-L; forgery of signature, etc. 246 S. 111;
bribery of, 255.

JURISDICTION, state and federal, exclusive, etc. 528-533; see also state
courts.