, 1875-06-10

arrroacl,aa by Jameson concerning the
trins, and Jameson Offered to "hE "
three OF tho Jurors In consideration Of
ss5 being paid him. 1lo met Jameson OF, Knzto
street lilo socont day of tln trial, and Jamoanr
told lin that Lawson could ho acquitted That
lso cnutd huv three Of Tho uroEa for s25 Apiece,
and liz would do II for $40.
Mnses Fciker, detective testified to tho ramo
atnte OF facts. and further, that, whom JsrneBon
sonnl ho tfolItcr) was onghgoa by tho North
"eascrn 1ss;''oas!, which wa, psoa' cnesng Law.
EiTn mo Awar.H
George Apar1ing, tho attorney for tho railroad,
toatitloll that Jameson had approached him on
The Btrcat n,l said llo cuutl assiAt IIm III the
co,verrhtaon. 1lo had hoard that two roraons
had calletl Upon Mrs. LhvFon pending tho trIal
who said tl!ey wsrs stopInR At the Hatch liouse.
They, asked hor for ~ npioco to as4lst IN &C.
tho rurties wnro jurors or not.
Tha Court tllon turned II Jameson, and aHknd
him What lie had 10 say In lis own s.ofenso, Iio
fcpied that no Ind made uae OF tho language
rny. lilo did not know any Of the jutora, and
when le Bpoks ~ llo did l,o lad i1cn Of doing
or atlo1nrtins to do anything OF tho kind charged
ngatnbt him.
licinols character. aud one doacrving heyore
punishment. 1to had no doubt that tutors hhd
boen tamporcd with heretofore, aud lle folt like
making an example Of tho accused. cspccialJ
lilo wunld however. ronanl tho prisoner until
tlN morning, who'll In would pass Bontence.
Tho case croated q,!ite stir In tho crr'os Of
juBtccf and 1t ia lrodlcted that tho enl VI tile
aliair hns not yot !oon reached. An effort vail
louhtloHa DO mado TO ascertain who Of tho
jurors, il my, wore tlmpered sitl, and to what
extent. Thu Jurors before whom Tie trial was
laal were Potter 1.orentz, r. Jeryla, J. .. john
son. 1ionrv AicNov!n, William Coady, Challca
mani, ]. Curllman, Charloa Springer. aid
Charles Thompson.
Mosssh Bvett and Constantine, counsel for Il.
X. Turner. tito alleged decd Forgor, presented
thoir petition for tho examination Of the Court
change of ventie. Attor examination, tho stipu-
lasionB wore Higdol by tho Court and tue Atlor-
neys for the prosecution. Tho stipulation was
tint tho case might DO taken to tho Supreme
Court, sitting at Ill. Ycrnon, without delay.
@. II. Bockwitli, convicted aon,o tiu,e ngo OF
obtaining $500 from nlan nn,nol Morgan, TN
dor the nfotonso Of giving him position, was
brought into court md Hontonco WAS suspended
the cnurt. lIo Lad boen waiting sentencs about
/ three months.
THE GALL.
JunoE GAnr-1O to 10. Is to 29. 30 to 40.
JUDGE JANEsos1o, = .; ., II. l6to az.
JUDGE lloarua-222 to 21o, and set case No.
SUPERIOR T-ooarEAs1uHs-Fzsuk Huber ".
JupuE aAnr-W. 4. Weed ct al. vs. Fred A. ohap-
i1,an, $7vJs3-~. 8. Lamb ~, Peter ia.e, S1s5. .*0.-
u. T; Alien ~; 4; J. lsrnn9.. 81 1,9s5...-Flota
Hiss ct al w. obarles Z, Lake, s3g9a?--sane r. C.,
Charlie. H. i;akcr N. Omar Sow1.an, ps;sd. ."oancl
J. Schuyler vs: A. l.. y. Pierre. $s10-A II. Hurley,
no'ts aoa~ss
alvH. M!eiael Evans ai.d John Hickey, $751; ".
schn,idt Vt q, W: jacob schnciars: f5lAs.-s. 4.
v. Charles Jacobs, ti4t.4n.-J. ". nangs r.. William
Wallace, sso2l.-E. ). podgo Ct slys Itonlaa Ho4ly,
aef It a. y" oa, 1on D.' sna
hen, sl@'.,1t;.s4n.uel @ Nindstopf ct a. ". a. p.
nstoor, tsos1 lcommereas e. Loan Company ~ A..
Eigener, sA-U.3s.-Ietcr smith n. Frod and Elizabeth
9voGr, *lvly-o s..a 4. d scwnson ct 4 ys William
$tt.o3.-G: Il. Wilson ct al. W. A. 9. yred, s20.5l:
DOMINGO bornto Ct Al. 's: J.; l. darrsy, s13.;6.
srr ia1s:f H. T. cs It ii W. y H. H. e. W.T. g.
JOHN Adams ct q. ". lsa4c u. Mcfarland $aaI 81.
y: I! McC,ay "; T. y. Wood; sts7;asame y: a.me
Y: y. N; T:9s, ;i'q:-f'leo.hy w,ent 4 i. =.
nous Co., ssa.lo-s, 8. Bliss Va. Vim. yodd saoo.-
r: p. 1towthcs vs.. William Ilsusbrough. s32u.s..-
wcne'ln Never r. Frederick no.shdisntzky, t42s d.
Webster Bank ys. U. =. Murphy, $',o59. co.-N. !.
Weed ~ Same, ~, 20: ao-F. II bweuasia n. z +.
Angcl $2!J.4L-J. II. Green ". Alfred II. Dlys,
ssai-s. 81. nownie u; Sylvester doodri,ow and +.
!. liInea. s7s.53.-reek Drotner' b Co. r. D. !.
iess, s2a3:+27ssnIcs Myers e Il IS. 1awssnce
Hopkinr, st37.69-O. F. Swift et a. W. F. D. Waller,
s35.7s.Jans =. Livingston rs. 4. D. 1oot saf8.26.
Elizabeth Murray W. Lou!s WcnllnaXsl, $lS3.-P.
G. Maynard VI. William II. CoEchouF. s1,8,1. 80
william, Emonds, ,ns q uennet. + st.erburno, r..
Esendrath "; s1oses Hooho s5aI..-1as eh!Gain ~.
O. A. lsser and 1oreuz Daer $l.9s1-Hilho1n kueck-
en-, AlmntstEAtur, 's. John Aito, $!32 st. Louis
Btonewsrs Company =; r.; 4 Il l. swft, sssaa7--%.
T. uchnn, 3t5.fo-E. Bartlaomsa ct n. +, Nasch.
iantzky, $Aao ia. Steiner Esaroyes, Iuohlou Il
Co., SAs.n-M. .. Wea ct VI. w. 4. EuIa.ein and n.
Mailer, Sl4o7,-same vs ]. ". a. I4li!o, s14 .05-W
". Tho.naa VI. Itohcrt F. Bronson, stoo:11.
Circuit Court-Confe4sons- 8. pePpen ".
Timothy Wright, debt Mooo damages, t2.97d.1s.
JunGE ToUERs-J. 4. Nelson and N. L. Peterson,
Of Ferdinand Cals, CITY Of Chicago, st.4lg-
II. Gray 1t n, executors. ". Hartford Life and An.
nu3ty Insurance Company; verdict, S,110s