Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11

Crs,s. prrssey W. DOtey. n,a 60
thony BsenIy h al ierned an ,opss.sss An.
pressed m sSinio n Gee A B sss.H had en-
nsviBe been The 70 remain Of the grand
whom the aeeuse%l was inaicted-y JoSn W
Bradley, formed AZ upsuicu. NJ V. Bucssx
couldnf give him q taar chance. Wm Chs,
formed an opinioa- James Skidmore thousSi
ne should be han,yeo. w y Mckeiden was
Cissel had formed no opinion. had no b,as
could give a Sust yertiict. aecey-ed and swo~n'
John Boniz had formed an opinion, which
formed an opinion. : Joseph Barbsur, sYeuse,
on the ground OF tfs1e csige hearing. u. A Of
futt bad formed an opinion. John w. Dose
made I np a1aiss, a5 Se prt.oper fwen' MIN %Id
challenged. jos. r. waiifne, exempt by res
son of being policeman Esau PicireiI, &C
ssPted and sworn; Geo; MsO,s ll ssoepted
mind fully. VIM. A. Gray and u. X Mitch
Ell, challenged Leo. Gassenheimer was b.
ased aeatnst The prisoeer. Josiah L. Fenable
Joseph w. Corn well had formed opinion.
George L. Kennedy hsd Sornsd an opinion de-
cidedly against the prisoner. John W. Rodg-
had formed an opinion Samsel Cassidy had
made up his mind that no sane man could
have committed the act Henry Lyles had
an opinion. james Mc6rann bad formed an
opinion. George W Miller had formed an
opinion. f. o. Sanderson had formed an
had fully made up his mind. Eawin Green
had conscientious scruples against capital
punishment. j. w: Tucker, exempt being a
policeman. J. w Redstrake bad formed an
opinion. but his mind was open 10 conviction,
and was opposed 10 capital punishment. bot
did not consider that the jurors had anything
sworn. Horatio Moran had expressed an
opinion. Il. ii. Clements had formed an
opinion. Geo. =. Tsit had formed an opinion.
paper reports, but could follow the evidence
Wash o. Berry had formed an opinion.
h hsn1S klns aadds sn ai so pnsy@di' S
opinion from newspaper accounts, and from
representations as to the prisoners charsctar
Uppernian bad formed an opinion from whst
he had read and heard. VIM 4. Garrett had
formed an opinion from an acquaintance with
the accused and from newspaper reports
Charles L. Lewis had formed an opinion from
newspaper reports and hearing the statement
OF gentleman on the coroner's Jury. UrIah
burn had formed an oninion and was .nc nso,
and sworn w. E Chandlee had formed an
opinion and did not think he could do justice 10
the case: z Downing challenged. Thomas
Mcdonald had formed an opinion directly after
the occurrence took place. George W. Blaze
had formed an opinion. Francis Lamb had
formed an opinion and was biased against the
all of those who had formed an opinion stated
that they had done so from reports in the news.
papers causing general remark.
The Court stated that they would never GET a
Jurynsan who WAS competent to try a caSs OF
notoriety like this If every man was bound 10
foiow an impression which he might have
picked up In the newspaper; and il was very
sure that newspapers had not ordinarily so
much influence upon he minds of men.
Al this time, the entire list having been called
over. Mr. Phillips stated that he understood
tnat one OF the Jurors (Mr. Sibley) was a citi-
zen OF maryland and not a tax payer here, as
required by law. and Mr.. =. Informed the
court that such was the case and was directed
TO stand aside.
Up TO this time the following Jurors have
been empanneled Butler Baker, from the
original panel q. w. Cissell, Esau Pickrpl
George McClelland. W. j. Redstrake, Ur1ah
Hilton, John ID. Bradburn, from the numbar
summoned yesterday. ....
The Clerk was directed to draw 100 addi
uonai names from the jury box, and the MAJ
shall was directed to summon them for to-
morrow.