, 1875-12-09
WRYLAND.
The Case 10 Tsc Tried Before
Judge Rogers Next
4Tccie.
The Defenbo VIII Ne The Insanity of
the Dtfondant.


WIG 10c'o''"anv'
Tho trial Of John Turner. a''as Henry DsviH,
c'1atecd NTH tho dnlIbos:o murder Of Charlie.
DonB'ha Wh5'aad Oh tho afsernnon Of la.s
IdanssGlF:ng Dar. WAS set Tor Yesterday IN tho
y. . ~ 80 "'a. -. ~ ta,"''
nocr aud galcries voro full of neo .,lc. 4 ronpl,
ri tt,1r ri +, .;ff, h,ourtr T., ,hn ,r,x,,., st.,
" i""4.e HAo"hN' 81 '''' ''tn'"s'' WIZ
Was neatly astifed In limo suit. aud rliono fAca
~. 'A ~ pex".. ,s',s aestso " u'oselu'
"a"n III oee'oea'5 fooo 'look'nR' "hd only Tor a
certain amount Of hardncre sr0und tho eyes
and mouth, rnigh. rabs Tor l,anddome. H,s ,o,c.
ho., /. ind,c.tiro =. tntol,cc. and h,s o.uo-,,
~. a., !, ..-., s,,,i..n, ee"'
Alter 'nogo jameson tooN hls eeae on the
bcucb, Mcssrs. O'D1cn aud Barge. attorneys for
tho tlofondant, came out Of Ahe ante-roo1n,
= ha,, a,,cv had bn.p ronsr,,,ng and r-,a,,os
4"''o .o' VI p"P'An' ''e'' Ht'''"'' "eeo
WAS On Tho alert, a6 usual but appoared 70 he
rather down-hoartsd. N il he telt that thu pris.
oner xAs not TO feel tha Lash OF h,s ,oueuo on
ria, o.rt,crtsr occ..,or
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M'' Df1en 'oao a"o 'e'"stheo tnas mcSS
were .-.-...-.....
ROT 1Fr READY
Tot trial. ThDy had not In tho frrt r,lace eut!l.
ofant tlnos and II, ti,a mart t1,s n,.one- o1;o,t
-. a.;,. 49,. L... III, -'.-
~ oe'ng .'oo po!ofo uugo 'sne9o': oe account
VI pl"J"u'ee' Ho 'uoh, y! 'ea7e ol lhe t<ourk
read Davis affidavit, which, ontsting the pre-.
iimlnAry formalitics, read aa fotluus;
The netjtnn,,. iJrnr7 p.ys. ,he defendant l., ~,
abo1o entitled c.se fe.nesfu,,y renr.su,s to the the
said Judge q tho .ad cour. that ls fa4fs he Vii
not receive far and impartial TRIAL Of shtl case in
I'D Court beeaurs ths Hon. John A. Jstnssoa, the
XIV tt,,a nnW no.aiK ;s.a Hs' o.' sealas
lin ssd nrsjnS'e, rsmn IN hirn m il. III H,r .; ~.
rrmher A. D. Ia O. being Jcrtcrt1ry, Petitioner :hero
fore pra.a for change Of venus Of lie .lid raiae,
pur'nahs to tho st4suo In said Casa III xc and pro-
Nded. HENRY DAvh.
Supplementary nflidnvfts to tho aamo a1ecs,
signed br John Koch. Tnoula! Boyd, aud John
ueAtb, we're read aud submitted.
HI. nlED
Han willing to admit si,at tho papera were in
p1oEer form. He was notified Of Tho petition
tie dav previous. According to tho stAtu:o, lilo
Affidavit Of tia defendant should ba supported
by tho sfadaviss Of two reputable citizcns. The
onsy question, therefore that would sriso was
whether the Atls0ta wcro reputable Ue was
willing 10 take it for granted that they wore.
Ho would mnte no objection TO the petition. aud
bQped the Court would dsstGhato como other
Judge to tty Tho care.
Judge Jameson did rot bosftate moment IN
granting the change Of venue. and doaignated
JUDGE noaINs
TO try tho ctee to hls ateAd,
,Judao noEeze WAS sons for, but did not appear
for nearly ali hour
AD INTERIM.
Judge Jameson, on application or 5rr, A, 8.
Tru5e. counousd the cases Q, libel. on four in
d1clmeuta found Again,t Wilbur r. Storey, until
tho January term.
Juhn Galloway. convfc:ed Of hishvnv robbery,
WAS hentoncod TO si1 and half years In the PEN
iteutiary.
Judge nogera came lnto court At about 1880
O'Clock, when tho 6tato's Attorney announced
that he uns ready with tho case Tor tho People,
,ludge Rogers said In had bssn del17od, but
chmo az roon as he possibly could.
Mr. RAed-l am really to take jury.
MI, o'unfES
begged Nr. Reed net to DO III too much hasto.
While be wha pleased at the snlection made, he
thought that the trial Of Davis should DOT 10
foread out Of isa regular couras. but should 20
over until tho next tsrn 10 como ny in Ito Froper
ordor.
The Court said he would hear tho counsel on
tho point.
mr. O'01feh simply wsitod tho ruling OF tho