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ouestion--oOuld Won form an impartial YER.


Question you form an impartial YER.
dict on the evidence2 y,....
Any sympathies are rather enlisted in
favor of tho prisoner. should be very sorry,
however, to think that could not render an
impartial verdict Disqualified.
BENZ. +. Guy, Gilbert 81. Wright, Charles B.
Church, Joseph s. Bingham, VIM. II. Craig,
Thos. J. s. Perry and Thos. Wilburn had sew
orally expressed opinions, and were disquali-
fed. -it.Ht 1Fil r, .I
Geo. L. Southern had formed an opinion. It
was based on a justification Of the act, and was
In favor of the prisoner.
The list of talesmen was exhausted whom only
three having been sworn out OF the seventy
FIVE. ,...#
The District Attorney asked the Court to di-
rect that seventy-five more tnlesmen be sum-
moned, and that John W. Smoot should be
returned with them. He supposed the Marshal
could return the list at half past two o'olock.
The Deputy Marshal, Mr.. Phillips, said that
he could not return them to-day. He might
have returned them list yesterday, but he
would now have 10 90 to the country for them.
The Marshal, Mr.. Seldom, said that Mr..
Smoot had told him that he was unwell and did
not think he could come. .-
Mr.. Smoot was therefore excused. .i.
The Judge directed tho Marshal to summon
seventy-fye talesmen for to morrow, and to
furnish the counsel on each side with the list
this evening.
The jurors were then allowed TO separate with
| tho usual caution.
According to the present indications the trial
will occupy at least two weeks.
The following are the names of the witnesses
who have been summoned for the United States
Thomas Woodward, Hon. John B. Haskin
VIM. Bebec, Hon. Hiram Walbridge, Robert j,
Dillon, Daniel Dougherty, Eugene Pendleton
| Dna1
Joseph Dodson, Abel Upshur, Hon. Richard
Brodhead, Cyrus Mccormick, Ambrose G
Kingsland, i. X. Albertis, E. W. Cone, Ed
ward G. West, Barney Hayes, Jonah d. Hoover
D. Coolidge, Richard W. Downer, Thomas Z
Martin, = Phillips, V. r. Van Tyke, Ed
ward Delafeld, Edward NJ. Tidboll, Hon. Geo
Eustis and John NJ. Seely, jr.
The names of the jurors selected are as fol
lows:
Resin Arnold, Washington County, merchant
James Davis, Washington County, farmer; Jno
L. Neale, Washington City, merchant; VIM. M
s. Hopkins, Washington City, furnishing store
VIM. Bond, Washington City, shoe manufac
} turer; james Kelly, Washington City, timer
} VIM. G. Harper, Washington City, dry goods
5 Henry j. Knight, Washington City, grocer.
The following is the full list for the defense
l james Ginnity, Alex. F. Boreland, ThomG
Langley, Jno. NJ. Seely, Matilda Seely, job
t Ripley, Mr.. McGafrey, Mrs. Nancy Brow
1 Jno. A. Linton, Frederick Wilson, James Mi
o Ter, David Welsh, Joseph Edwards, Frederic
B. Winter, Thos. Morrison, Y. NJ. P. KIM
= Mrs. Brown, John Gray, s. S. Parker, Joh
Thompson, A. W. Harrison, Mr.. Forster, Cha
g Mason, Chas. Williams, Mr.. Mcdonald, Wn
n Prentss, and j. II. McBlair.
Others may be called on both sides, but
o far the above named witnesses are the onl
n ones summoned. 1t is said that the defens
t has subpenaed its witnesses to support Il
!, theory of justification. Neither Mr.. Butte
: worth nor Mr.. Woodbridge among them.
1t is further stated that the prosecution h
i summoned Ex- Marshal Hoover, of Washin
d ton, and Ex-Mayor Bingsland and others,
rebutting witnesses.
10 At half-past one the Court adjourned, a
I'd seventy-fve more taleemen have been
Ot dercd.
pit Only eight of the jurors have thus far be
aelaotad .....