New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
THE MURDER TRIAL.

Tyr,sD,v Nav 26-Ths Jury in the trial Of Mary Ann
Wheeler were brought into Court at VI O'Clock boxing
:, hat the Orse wra h.y0g been out serenity
f,ro hoprs The prisoner was brought inO Court Jury
r.l called The Jury had not agreed The Court stated
that itwss with gr' at reluctance that he should take the
course which med inevitable, VIZ that OF dSchtrging
them Hehad ordered food for them during their peo' act
ed retirement only when applied for Ii vas with No aten
ten Of coercing them 70 decision.
The July discharged. Those who were summoned
by sp. ia reniic for the remainder at THIS term; t1pe
who regularly drawn jurors for tho remainder of this
dav There we're seen jurors on the regular panel
Mr Arnold conceded with the Judge in his regret a. to
The want Of decision the part Of tie Jury. Tie was IN
favor # speedy trial important to the prisoner ON the
ground of her health He would move tor second trih
Grty A. . present term He thought his duty 90 do 50,
atLUueh II was unusual mshod OF proceeding. Tie
pr.s. tt,d written dempnd from tne prisoner demanding
A r.w ir al during the present term ct tho Court
ls A. legal right and I'd, on the ground OF her health
II. Iad .p.th.r ground viz that theirs m'rs
p.rcr, upon the July disqualified by law to render legal
or Just v.rdict.
l,frct Attorney Butler reluctant to approve the
motion of N defense In the fir place such motion was
u,u.usl uuc.r ordinary circumst,n ID lIs IA al
con toeue. that fair Jury could be obtained - Try this
,sse uusrtis second time during the present term OF
the Cou The prosp e Is hO better than m thu CASE OF
Oe lat Jury Again There is prisoner indicted for
heh crime who is anxious To have trial viz John NJ
Cary INDICTED for msuslsughtr No Jur, could be Oh
tan,d At H.. present term II The COur. who could give
verdict An IressVn Of opinion had been given by al
mu, ever, man in the county such were improper per
sens to { the case, IN such a state Oimind.
M. Arnold thought the want OF means Tor me Ynent
md sier who desired Ia be- present and were now here
throu, the beralty of their firns AMI n-i ,bors in
Ohio was an .rgum for an Immediate rctril Tbs wit
now Ningi they might not be tthe succeed
ing term of the CoG t. The iant might suffer for
thr want Of their testimony Another rial would occupy
MI ch shorter time without doubt, as the in iicnla dis
crssion Which would not have to be repeated had
ped a la ge portion Of the time Of the late trial
The Court STAGE that the Application was addressed to
TIE Court the ground thai il ers gal ght on he
l. II Fl the defendant contrary 10 his own "pniO1 az tho
time it put Ga reflection however Il concluded that
tie defendant entitled to ta Ds disch ,rg1 upon her
owl gnz"nce II was co yinctd a the Effort 20 pro
cure anofr trial IN the present state of pu 'c fren
u,sss but il il demanded the defendant had the right
TO IT,
Counsel fer defense could commence trial tomor
The Cont ordered special reni,c for jurors return.
able on Monday morning 70 be issued
Prisoner rtuanded oJal lDaily Wisconsin.
MURDER ASD LYNcH LAW AT CoUScrL BLurF.--It ap.
pear from the account pabshed Ia me lest," Efgf''
II M man nau j. {. Samuels supposed Of Columbus,
Ohio, vas murdered wble ON gut,d at the camp wan
companion named Baltimore Muer. Stnu-ls WAS
found in the morning lying ON his ba'ls near
he campfire with many bruises on his per
son his skull broken in several llaces and his head
aln OFT severed fem his body The clotAug al the de-
ceas4d hid been rRCd and about $500 which he had ia
belt we're taken Suspicion fell on Muer, VINO could not
be f uid 40 active search commenced, but without
avail Toward evening Mutr return d 70 the camD wlen
be Immediately arrested, AMI confined In An upper
r. ON in the Cou-HOuse and ironed For time during the
inv, on Of the Coroner jury the people quiet
but alter ht'le while another party mostly omiZr ants
up spite of all opposition convened Cpurf IN
tie pWp.se 81 ipiug him by Lynch law aud after con
yction they took him. put him across mule, drove tha
suma under tree snd irs adjusting the around
rams neck fastened 10 20 branch Of the tree ahd
dcsIite al Biz assertions Of innocence gave the animal
sharp cot with whip AID left he wretched being sus
! pended dead, tie fall having broken his neck
In passing through owen county last week we Oh
served any fields Of rye and wheat which had com
menced heading This fear j. rather early frosf-
may prevent the leads filing properly. The ftrm-ri
/ "a
dsnt harvest md fruit crop. number Of very inel gent
tanners are Of opinion thai more wheat will be gro for
employed thsn before They attribute this "a
improved culture and new kiscs Of wheat.
lB.oom0stoa (Indb Gazette Nay n.
COW belonging ID Milton Buchanan ono dty las
week gave birth 10 seven calves. We have no recOlsc
ton ever have resd If 50 large number one birth
The COW with her little flock have all died
Lincoln (T'eanl Journal, May 10.