, 1875-12-18
An0lher Batch Of Them on Trial
Yesterday In tho Criminal
Court.
They Are Charged with Ejccling Cl'aI.
lengefs and 0ther Improper
+. Acts.
Both Sides Succeeded in Getting in
Their Testimony;
And tho Arguments Will lie Ended Tllls
Morning.

1Iaudley, and Fred Dorman, cRtno Into Court at
tended by their counsel. 11ossrs. Trudo and
O'l}r'en. Mr.. Heed and Col. van Arman looked
nfter tho lntcrosts OF tho peoplo.
! T1IoUouTLEs8 JuRo1.
| Mr. Charles N. Arnold, ono ot tho jurors ac-
eopted tho previous evening" on being t,uca-
! toned by Mr.. Hood, admitted having spoken to
| Fred Dor1nnn about tic cnso. 1t furtbot ap-
pearsd that the juror Bought Dormnn, with
wbom llo had had previous acquaintance, and
talked to MIN about the caao, ssking Linn soino
questions in connection therowith.
Judge Rogers road Mr.. Arnold aovero lecture
| for such rcprehensib(o conduct, auod him $35
for contempt Of court, committed HIN 10 tho
care OF Deputy-Shorir until It was paid, aud
| fnally dismissed him from the panel. Mr..
Arnold 1oat no tmo In paying bis 'ino, and LOFT
| tho court littio moro impressed with tho duty
which . juror owed the State.
TnH 1uuY
was thon finally malo up, aud accepted by both
sides, aa follows:
| A. II. Higginbotbam, rcrrJ Krus. JAnca p.
| southick, G. L. Palmor. William, W. Somors,
Wa'ker Todd. 9. II. WeAvos. N. Epsto,n, W. II.
Donloy. g. Sotbers, Il. Richardson, L. witmyer.
In point Of appearance tho jury Is highly in-
telltgent, and all Of ita members aro buBinesa-
| men.
Col. Van Arman then formally opened, In
hriof speech for tho prosecution. llo IVES fol-
lowed by Mr. Trr1ae for tho dofonse, NOT many
| words being wasted.
| Tho case was ulon proceeded with,
IAMEB DOHo0HuE
t boIng tho first Wtnoas called by tho pnorlo. Ho
cnct OF tho Eighteenth Wa.d. The defendants
actod aa judges OF election. WitneBa was prcB-
ont aa Republican challenger. uc went Into tho
Judges room in, the morning. uo romsinod
sr ss s al apo day. going t%o cut atnds ssF bs a
took his rIaco. After tho voting was
over. one q The Handbags and Bor7nau wont to
| policemen remained. Whom thoy came buck,
| witnoss went to supper, losyiuK uoilonberg III
LIS place. Whom witHess returned from anpper,
Ntosneaa aud Ilollonberg wero With the Judges.
| At thst time, batlot- boxes had not boon opened.
! a little tanRle nross betwnon Mosneas and tho
jndEos. 11r. Dor,nap, ono OF tho Judges said
tloy. must all go out, One Of tho uaud!eys-
| William-wa8 rrosout. MosnesB aald vitnoes
the judges Of eloc;ton called the officers and told
| them to put oil ont Tho policemen put their
banda on his shoulder mud nut him md the 9TH
| ers cut. Then tho door was locked. Tho tudgea
wero oil proaont. at tho tino ho WAS put out.
It appeared, on CROSS examination, that Wit
neas waa not ordered out by nano but, with tho
others' waa excluded By The police otace.u-
boiug matio, that 1t made no difference III tho
eyes Of tho law wLethor Dormaut ono OF tho do
fendants, WAS Republican or Democrat,
Math0dlht OF q Mormon.
| couSTI-cLEuK LIED
was ne1t sworn .-.,-..
n1r. Reod asked vhothcr. Ms County Clerk. 1o
inRtructed tho clerks aud Judges OF election to
excll'dc every ono FROM tlle polliug-rooma but
themselves.
Mr. ODrion objected. lie called upon tho
| Court to pass upon tho matter.
Tho Court did not think It WIS admissible.
Ho did not think it was material. As . gonoral
proposition. be did not think that what Gon.
Liob had instructed the judges and clerks to do
was material.
Attor somo argument, the Court changed ha
mind, and said that, AZ tho nan,0 OF Con. Ltob
had been mentioned by ono Of tie Judges in
connection with tho Instructions alleged to hAvo
boon given, acquisition was competent
Tho question WEB aakod, and Gou. Lieb aaid
ho uaveE gave my such instructions, aud, iu
fact. s2W mono Of the Judges.
oFF1cEA ofEs COATS ST..
| wAH noxt sworn aud examined by tho 9tntesa At
torney: Nc was on duty in tho Third Precinct
OF tho Eighteenth Ward last olection-day ho
wAa ordered by tho tudgos to exclude every one
but themselves and tEolr clerks from the room ;
[ it WaH Fred Dormab mho ordered him 10 put
the people out tho other two Judges wcro
Cros,-era,nfued 5y Mr.. Upr4e,. Q.-Ars you
not likely to mlsnterpret the English language 7
Alt ts the oaly language speak. and I don't
speak that well.
Q.-Where were you born7 A.-1u this coun-
try. [Laugitsr.l
After some mora interrogAtor'es OF no par.icu,
lar Interest. the uitncss was allowed to stand
as!de.
4 OFFICER cRHAMEA
WAS next sworn llo was on duty at tho precinct
In question TINT day he received orders to OK
ct1sdo stl people who did not bolong there Mr..
norman gavc the order; Mr.. Donoghue, ho
thought. NAB thnrs thought ho waa not put
out, II he was he did NOT SEQ tho acs. aa Ills At
teution waa directed osawhese.
Gu cross.examinati0n witneHs said the oDn-
fusion was tn tho sAlooD, not III tho judgeB'
room some boards mero taken down betwoen
tho tudRcs' room aud tha saloon in oz1or to got
space ia the 1udges' room; tho poll,ng.placo
Was In tho front OF tha saloon; tho boards wer1
taken down between tue two rooms, and tho
ballots we.o counted tn tho salooa; everybody
cd,-oyerybody who did not bslong in; did not
rcmember that Douoghue had boen Interfezod
with 1t all.
oEFIcEn PRINCE
when tLs polls cloaod. and the partition waA
takon down the big Aght Was Iu putting Moss
nar out; be WA relieved by Otacor Coats, aud
hsa 70 PAT N excluding ~ sny one b. always y
J oraeEa wore to exoludo eyoEy ona except tho
| julges aud tho clerks le did not know who tho
corks were' wltneas polnted out William Hand
!sy ~ = NAN who sas15 Ia hs heassng. d shss ha
| &@ fo1A y ASpuu4hRS%A - ~A{A~N1t
Laughter.
CHARLES HoILxNnERo,
bookseller on Chicago avenue, was naIt exam
iuea lie waa challenger At the polls on elsc-
ton day he wAs At tho Third Precinct os tle
Eghtesoth Ward; he Was challenger for the
, Republican party; WAS thaKe from 10 o'clock
, In tho morning nnall tue poiis oioaed, wisn he
, was put out by tho policemen. by orlor Of tbs
tudRez DonoRhuo vas thsso alao he, Don.
ogauo, and Mosnesa wafo put out.
On eross-szsminati0n Witness Acknowledged
accord. and vas Aaksa to .t AZ tally.
! msu md challenger. which he dsa he vA4
outside for seve1a! hours, and finally got In he
:: | could pct Rwoar whether he broke the window
!, in row outside he waa iunlIy taken instue By
= County Commiauiouor; could not swesl
7 wheshor II waa Mocadtey Or 1lortiuS, but be.
lsyed II VISA the latter the Commissioner said,
:, sur party outside than he cad do inside,
iLsughter.l DtAnk only ons glasH Of ale that day
{ did not rcmcmber that he assnk any mare