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the hattG comc in, and learn how many he had
summoned.
Mr, Swett moved that three ba!ilfTa be ap-

lafoFs,--whetaef thcy ~9skca In hto!cs, Whole.
sale Or retail, or mechanical sl,opr: liz. did not
understand that counsel objected to thea, mn
the ground Of their honesty ind integrity. lie
Ind never seen better class Of Jurors ID his
experience The difficulty of getting a jury was
with MI nersons who desired fnlr trial 10 have
an honest, upright, and intelligent Jury.
The Court-1 feel assured that Mf. Nelson
has no. intended to do anything wrong.
Iest he could be- is entitled it t. some i.te s eo sc
sflcrattnn. II It turns out he hus not been
msn,.:iently 81 industrious another man can be put
Mr. SWEET did mt object to tho class sum.
they desired to do anything wrong; but tneir
OPINIONS WE'RE LIKELY Tu ne AL IN ONE PAR.
TIcG1.An GKoul'.
the Jurors were selected iron, the body OF tile
peop!c, there would be diversity of sentiment.
y was singular that great many had made up
Nj. Rccd didn't think It singular. AL the
papers published accounts Of tho murder, and II
statements hud formed some opinion. It would
he strange II they had itot.
Mr sMett said he woul,: be perfectly fair and
reasonable The newspapers started OH with
form an opinion. The defense did not expect
10 present that case. .
Nj. Van Ar1nan remarked II cfase who didn't
read newspapers wcsg brought ia they would he
"a ftAJ PV1t &iAe5t AuA ~ nHulN AllfE Q0tH 6luGa
lnto I'LL unfortunate position.
The Court did not believe that Mr.. Nelson
m! anT desire to do otherwise than Exactly
ri;h. He va. required to get 100 men BY him
wl!ere lie could get them most conveniently,
witt, the statutory qualifications
Sfr. O'i3rien-That Is the best reason In tho
world why VIC should have. another bailiH or
" men better ahc to'try this case than thosehc
has sent III.
MI. isecd-Ycs. You could 60 out and get u
THIEVES. AND huxcn.r1rsps, AND CUTTER
sairEs.
Nj. O'Brien-Your language is elesantl
Mr.. Reed-And forciblc, too.
Mr.. O'Brlen-Do tlcy predominant In the
Mr. Reed-1n somc places they do.
Mr.. OBrcn-Thcre Is something the matter.
He bag been whole day aud gotten oaly thirty,
-hurdly ono an hour.
atr. o'brlen-And something tic matter With
YOU.
Mr.. Van Arman-1 hare seen men before who
hare had as high On opnun of their capacity US
Mr. y Br'en-1 sec one now. tsmilcs.]
At this junrturc
ANOTHER IUnrMAH
e. l.. Mansficld) came III. aud llo ras immedt-
Wholesale llsc,"-Gray Bros, grocers,-hali
read about the case and formed an opinion, but
crsdrnce would remove II. 1t came out during
1l!s examination that one Of Ills employers Ind
Rnid, about the titne - he WAS s1tliInu,led as q
Juror, that the .prisoncr was guilty, or somc-
tling to that cifcrt.
Mr. O'Brcn asked that Mr. Gray bo attached
for contempt OF court.
was excused, the Court being understood to say
that II he did not render verdict III accordance
with ll!s employers views lie would lose his Sit
Mr. o'nricn insisted that taking IN Tom.
Dick, and Hurry us they came In was Improper.
The defense was entitled to twelve Jurors ut q
time. and list, since they dcsircd to know who
aud what they were.
AIr. Reed said thut was not the practice.
After the lapse of fifteen minutes
ANOTHER JUROR srnArED IN.
Tie wes In the "wl,olcsale AMI retail piano bust.
, nsss" lsm'les], and, huvlnE IN opinion, was cx-
Ms. o'Iriun aruin urged that the dcfcnse was
entitled To Il list OF III Jurors.
Mr.. Reed said q list was furnished only with
the Original ranel.
Anntler. juror now appeared, hut Mr.
O'l}ricn said he would not proceed without d
list.
The Court-Thc Inv doesn't contemplate any
s,,rh thing with ta!cs1nen. -
him among other things Il 1e belonged te any
ECStCt tuClCly MIltch WHH llluICul 10 [HE EntNs
Mic Church or Catholics, aud il he believed in
the policy or 5ustfcc Of Furnishing one n,nn In
order to deter other men from committing a
crime. &c too had an opinion and was excused.
ANOTHER sQuANnLE.
Then the attorneys vent to qunrrcltng again
over Air. Selaon.
sir. O'1rien did not think bis conduct entitled
him to comnenuattbn.
NJ. Reed thought otherwise. 10 was doing
Mr., SWEET did not attribute anything !ntcn-
ttona to lin, but his work certainly wrought
result which neither the Court nor anybody else
wnlilu believe to By proper,
The Court said II counsel would consent itle
defense Icing Tho only purity who could assign
crrorl he w0tlld tRsAc q new ycnirc for twenty
Ave, nn.l nut It Into another InAn's had to scsye.
Mr.. Swett-Yes, three venires.
Thu Court tzlnllnt get the men to Ferye
them. l hive sent l1icr some, but they don't
conc.
Mr.. o'Brlen-you can pick up rncn in The
courtroom
The Conrt-1 will not pick up men must
Mr., NJ. swvtt wanted two vcn'res for thirty each
TIC Court finally ordered special vcnlrc for
thirty tn issue.
Cou,lsvl could not ogrec upon baillfi.
Mr. O'bricn suggested
Jog pONHEsr
Mr. Reed nhjecic.a. lie had bee:f IN consulta-
tion with dcfcHt!ants' counsel an ttny.
-
Mr., Reea-T want the curt tn appoint one.
The Ct4lrt looked Hrodn1, anil at last selected
a nm kom the cropn,-Mr j. l.. Sin[th,-whp
was r. one tins lumbermcfchant but is now
doIsg nothing.
.is. O'fsr'cn made remark about Irishmcn.
Tic Court-1 cannot Instruct him to aclect
1rlshtugu. lie can sclect any one of gnod char
uc,er who can speak the English 1anguage.
Mr. Recl-Anl Ia well tnforlhe,.
Mr. SWEET q" a1r; snlth}-Are you willing to
tnke the vsn!re anu select men without refer
enre To clas.csf
Mr. S.nttf-Ycs, sir.
Thcreupnl, the Clerk l,anllcd The vcnirc TO Mr.
Smith, a'I!i the Court adjourned until 10 o'clock
tlfs morning.
The result Of the ,lay's lnbors was tho election
Ct four Jurors, tlyc having br"n obtained In two
t!Ays. Their names arc j. flumc, rarrfago trim
n,crE.li. Van I.urgcn fron manufacturer; r i.
l"k, coinnatsslan merchant; Jaty,b Won klhbrn,
blacksmith; and II. Mathews. Thu hitter was
accepted BY both sidts, but sas allowed 10 70
lonlu Us hfa child was sick, ulsd may set bu
excused. Only four hnyc been sworn Il, 50 fur,
HYDE PARK.
Tho board Of Trustees met In regular session