Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27
ON rRlAl fos MURDER.
Commencement OF second Trial Of
Carl JoAaa Hanson, Charged with
tho Murder OF klls Father.

Commencement OF the second Trial Of
Carl JsAaa Hanson, Charged with
the Murder OF Hts Father.
At Two o'clock yesterday . panel OF
,hirtysix jurors being In court. the work
of securing . jury 10 tho case Of the terri
tory 70. Carl Johan Hanson. was COM
menced. 10 capital cases.. - many chal-
lenges for cause may be exercised BY either
side 40 may be, but the defence has twenty
peremptory challenges and the defense
six.
Robert Black Was the first man called
and was challenged for cause By defense.
Lucius Tyler vas also excused for cause
BY defense.
Martin Jensen challenged p%sremptorily
by defense.
A. G. Fuller excused for cause by de-
tense.
Samuel @. Espey. pcrcmptory challenge
by defense.
Edward b. Jenkins. accepted.
+. d. Wyman, challenged for cause by
defense.
George Brown, excused for cause BY de.
Tense.
John Fitch, accepted.
s. c. F. Norman. peremptory challenge
BY prosecution.
Iemuel Karr. excused for cause BY de.
Tense.
Edgar Berry, excused for cause by de.
Tense.
Thomas Adams, challenged for cause by
defense.
James Donshue, challenged Cor canse by
defense.
Warren Osburn. pcremp,ory challenge BY
defense.
Fred Burgi, peremptory challenge by
defense.
John McNamsra, accepted.
Henry Wagner, peremptory challenge by
defense.
William Reed, accepted.
Geo. Devoe, challenged for cause by de-
tense.
NJ. u. Gardner, peremptory challenge by
prosecution.
Edward Kitchener, challenged for cause
by defense.
G H. Cameron, challenged by defense for
cause.
Robert WATSON, accepted.
Enen Rolin GU, challenged by defence for
cause.
Michael Murphy. peremplory challenge
BY defense.
jacob Branch, challenged by defense fol-
cause.
j. B. Cloudas challenged Ly def nse for
cause.
l. w. Jordan, challenged by defense for
cause.
John Buchanan, challenged by defense
for cause.
Ole Oleson, challenged by defense for
cause.
A.. j. P,nchin, accepted.
James H. Chapman, challenged by de
Tense for cause. i
Lew 9 Norris, challenged for cause b,
defense.
r. Mcintyre, challenged f cause b,
defense.
Patrick Dlaeen, challenged tor cause b,
defense.
This morning the sheriff returned ven
ire of twenty-.our names from which Ia
obtain the balauce Of the july, six mel
having beef accepted. VI these Charlie
Otto, was excused by the court upon afi
davit filed. that ne could not serve as a
juror on account of sickness.
Lowell Fish, peremptory challenge by de
Tense.
Herman Krudwig. challenged for caus
by defense.
. r. c. Brookings, accepted.
e W.. T. Plumb, accepted.
n George w. Eibaugh, peremptory cha
lenge by defendant.
"a James c. Christancy, peremptory ch.
&c lenge by defense.
70 G. W. Smith, challenged for cause
prosecution.
s. w. Swift, peremptory challenge
defense.
90 Edward Mahln, peremptOry challenge
defense.
= William Ford. p~eremptory challenge
defense.
-. Thomas Stills, accepted.
its Roderick NJ. Smith, accepted.
Is o. r. Brooks, challenged for cause
&c. defendant.
'g- William Goodwin, challenged for ca,
by prosecution.
George Richards, peremptory cballen
ma by defense.
Paul A. Meyer, challenged for cause
defense.
. G. c. Spaids. accepted.
Peter Cavalier, excused BY consent
~sccount Of sickness.
ace T. Y. Doud, challenged for cause by I
secution.
'ilk C. B. Valentine, accepted.