, 1877-03-18
SULLIVAN'S JURORS.
One OF the Last Batch indicted
for Perjury.
He Says that It Was Job Put Up BY a
Cruel Landlord,
Juror Berry Denies the Truth Of the
Afiidayits Made Concerning
Him.
Dooley's Venire, and How It Cams to
Head the List,

AtaQ Inc 1lSL
It was intinated in TIE TR1BuHE few days
ago that Statc's-Attorncy Mills was on the track
OF some u the jurors in the second trial OF Sui
livau, witt, every prospect that at least one OF
them would be indicted Yesterday these sug-
geStions were realized By the return OF an In
di:tment for perjury AGAINST oue Of them. The
STATUS Attorney canuot he too highly praised
for the prompt and energetic manner in which
tic nas artcd In this case He has devoted con-
siderable time to making thorough investiga-
1'on Of all the suspicious circumstances con-
uec:cd with the verdict Of acquttal, and has
euoceedcd thus far In catching ono who NAV
iad 1t hard to explain the evidence brought
against him. There are some others who are
also under Surveillance, and it is not impossible
. that still further indictments may be found
4. Il. swASsES,
otherwise A. q. Swan, against whom the Grand
Jury lave returned this indictment for perjury
n swearing that he had not formed an opinion
As IL The merits OF the Sullivan case, is Swede
by birth. It Is understood that the States At
torncy obtained evidence to the effect that he
had, OIL several occasions, shortly after the first
trial, told number Of people that Sullivan
ought to hare been acquitted It is also alleged
that hc WAS present nearly every day during the
first trlAl, aud that, when solicited to sign pc
tlusn askins Jaage MeAlnstef 70 5eslen, ne Re-
VIZ tsat -, snS .ota; a4tu.qr s,s.,,
Sen declared TINT he had neither formed nor c1-
pressed any opinion on the case. and this Is the
perjury imputed
swanson was arrested yesterday afternoon on
the indictment, and was lodged in the County
Jail, where TRIBUNE reporter visited him. At
~ iss ne eta ,':t RnolaG ~ 70 tne canse o.
d. rith ~ Sn1,;;a - ,ea s,s 4hat ia r,ancr
i,",, .s W. s".. ,,, s H.. aTu ~
T. : - SaoMu nl. " LIE r. ~ :a1 .4
*intGu "a ~ &c ~ nau MUI p1i joitu
ia,. asa ~ nsa 1e'7a r.. na.1aes 5;an.t
a1rn. @ao 1ue e'oen znte+ AIH n p8gh5 ~ as,d
,.aen .x.-,t,,aa ~ :, liz t,a-,r+;s,;+u Situ
d LOT 20 @ - ne Ass~ so;s 14Gu1 n.r snT
+,t .,a ;rr. ~ ad 5,a1aaa st.oi;no .ara, -
ane H., :l,erci @ thst bts a1Tcst was caused bv
- f,rncr ,,ndlord 1rho he had sn;,c a1sinst him
49, 1as ~ "ao d ". te,1s t~ht,1
i,siI % was .drnnceG .s eri1cnce n snnnor, of tis
+ha.,r,. IL d.sn1e 1ac;nsd 80 sar anrth,nr -
t., how the inrv stood when thcv Tctired to |
delil,+ret~ ~ how many ballots were taken |
Tue af1nsed is a man ~ ahont a5 and nas |
vii. so,} ..l,il.7,an tI;s hue;ress is that ~
t.;rsnnter and lis res;dencc N III townsend
strtet- lie WI was brought in on special venire,
a ueeties snat ne Ii III Will 'no
MI otwitnstan,i;no Swansen's nrotestations of
;nn,so,,..e H ;s lno1rn tJs+ },c 1,es for some
ms la..,, t,r The anr;nne seat. Ahaut a wcri,
ago be | rot a. general sort Of IN intimatiop hat
:I,. Stnic.s atfnrrev thoue.,t tlcre was neriury
IN he ,,ort ~ enrne ~ tna ;urors. and he seems
1v have taken it upon hi1nsclf. for be conycrsed
,r:,t 'na ~ 1ha aifarnan ~, +i,c enhicrt ~
vsa: n .p:as =: M surprise at the @ statcs Attorney
r. i',,;n.r i.i1n Lns;ness af that kind. Ills own
,ua,r,rr si.wrti tvcrr ;n;,i,stion ff nervousness
:,,ui n .,1iifv s,nsr;..nrc. H. had not at tlet
1n. IL, ,n.eref} that It was his 1andiord who
was 1r:;t. to .sput up job - on him,
s,a t:,r o" r'.n ~ ,r1cr IN 1n sher;ir Kc1n:
I,.a,, -. at.,r ho1r ,ha 1rte sne,i.1 ;urrmon
r "nn, -. IN H.. H." s,Ii1su M @ s!ses';
IT, ~ ., ~ 80 ~, 1a.r,' t,,,e .oo ,,ro,,
~, ~, a.,,3 itft ann ~, 49, t;rst
,;.y fnur wer" a,renfed i,v hotl, sides. and fnnr
touf ese u " uot" TIa S1u.s' 1u "1a1 4ou
"'c e. .c i1s on asi. inGn fnr ' xnr paIe
80 - 1cn 5 1.I;i;FT. - ens-a +ho,n- -t,rnr
~ .' a,,u = 'oo' '4'i' ~ se4
~. e'e .+.ox ,e,,o;7 sor +1,s fo,r
,.,,;,f.3; ;; A"1'e &A1'o'ne' S''eo ''1 LUZ 1o0'
wv. Tb.. ,7efe,do,t,s conneo1 w,ntad ON
-. = n.1S that M su,'it - o,'a.91
~ ~ ,a.,oJ ~ t;F ~ ., +h -, on;as; :;
g. ~. ...s 49, ..'s ,,.1.4 .h, aaS,,
ap' , uus . ,dars, ,n1. sna;na with NJ
Mills ss to % Whom p'iof should anpoIat: and M We
On md n Il a3es Daan W
ny were al aa T,Sa oren ~ +hen,
eC 1ns aslIust.ons ge W tl.et1 .s. ~
sent oCtiae enIetS 1lu "ut4ct out AotE Lue Z
7oun!rs,-o4e nor1n anut4e 91nei soutu. na!
'er Nses IL Lenlont, pnt tolo MN ne nan oet- Q
el 20 INTO thc country, s1hce tue peop1e living .
u Tue towns would be more ant 10 feac tnc
'e"spape1ss anu ne went !nto Inc county,
= rs any objection made by the defense TO
htsN'
Yes; they objected to sending into the A
ountry a1 all. wanted more time, so that the :.
shole 100 could be gotten from all oraf the u
ouus;, but lis the senires were returnable tho n
cxt morning at 10 o'clock was not able to y
AIRY out ny plan; so concluded to send out 8
'nlT tHo men, and to let Price and DooleY get b
fty from the CIV The 100 came In the next Il
uorning, and everybody said, What nice
voking lot Of men, But only twcnty-thrcc
Ierr called hcfore the jury WAS 1ull''
:" That was extraordinary, was it nota'' n
e. was surprised that jury WAS gotten so 8
oon.n 4
ssHow do YOU account for it?''
Well don't know anything beyond what
aye told YOU. Nv sim was to get good jury,
nd have fair tria1. Il any man rot in thcfc
rho was mt a]l ripht he ought to be mt |
l,rougl. and puuishcd. a man who made false
,ate,nr1,,s opt,ht tn i've sent 10 Dr5son.
DO ytu think Doolcy was tampered vithl,,
"i cun't eay. Merr1Il tuld me that whenever
II was snnt ort ho af,ravs pot a enlrnflid i,rr
:, wax Nv Nerrill's advice that wa 6esd1ed On
Is,icv j,
=. What will yon do II It turns out he is