, 1879-04-10


Court said ho was satisfied thu two would ua
fair md Impartial Jurors, a,d competent under
tl.u statute.
Tic iicicnse noted an excepton, md got rid
u i'ir rsse.s was 81 tl'e,i % taken %1ntii ,. u.
AND SCORES FOUR.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Storrs began the
work Of fllling up tho auattcttc, two tcfng loft
over II. 4. Smith, nsnles,unn, VI No. AZ South
atay street, hadn't very decided opinion, still
au opinion, ,nudo up from other statements
tl,an those in the newspapers. They would not
infect Ills Judgment. That, However, was posi-
llc. lie would try TO bo ltnpartlal but he
might not ba abln to be 80. The defense chal-
lcngcd hitn for cause, and tho Court lot him e.
Frank Lane, Of No. :s31 North Clark street, Ind
,,curd anil rcad about the caec md discussed the
facts. His opinion was decided.
allow fixed Is itt''
"Guilty." iLaughtor.]
1Ic couldn't try the case ms fairly as II he had
never heard anything about It.
"Sta,,l bacE,'' snil the Court.
j. +. Hradbury, In tho cigar business at No. 6s
State strcct, had read and talked about the caso
turned MI opinion, nnt1. lad 1t yet. Strong
c7tlol,ro would bo required 10 wlpo 1t out. 4o
wnu1d 20 into the trial p.oiudiecd.
HiSs CLuTIb AI 81 AIAGA AiHl
lie loft. l.. Asata. keeper Of restaurant at
No. 119 North la1stctl street, couldn't read tic
Indictment, md tllnt fact settled lin. ". X.
.Iotnson, hardware dealer nj No. zoo Mlwan-
kce aycuuc, was newspaper rGadcr, ind bc-
livycd wl.at he road. Ills upIn!on barred lin.
William l,arroth, flour unt! Iced dealer, Of No.
20 North Wells street, WIS impressed bY whnt
he read. flo dln't exactly form MI
optn!on rs TO tho guilt or innocence
Of Stevens. IIe Ind none now. He was
passed temporarily. William, G: Smith, of No.
II. Stat" street. ar.tgEist aI!n't M believe al a,s
wus fixed: lIo wouldn't Undertake to say that
he M could bo Impartial ,'"T Tint will d." snid
''f iifsa Te.sts saa he VA .'e' s'kea tie
SSeSS ~! y iS!S, $;;; YOU 4sssa the taf to
"1t 1t wssyh,dn1t vi Do mo aqy good;''',, :,
Mr.. storrsI'Ihis is n6t = euratise establ'sh-
'''g'i lic iurnr sai ho wis not exactly sick. but
was unwel. Ilc dlsl1't fcel t!'ut ha could sit OH
Tug 14gy' y";; e,n co,', sa,t. hts'nouor.
o4d S ghiedFo nyenac, lad + strong opialoa' md
ei Slr. storrswi guess TINT is enough.
II. ilanson, Of No. o. Huron street, answered
prlor, of No. a53 South May, was over 60. A:
t,arspn. OF No. 10 Twenty-sceona atrcet, had
tuad. up Ills mind, MD hls opinion WIS liked to
d ccrtaln c1tcnt. Strong yyldet!cc would be re.
tic cyu1ling Will, Ills fatnily. John Willard, o
centrnrtor, OF No. 4t0 South Unton street, had
rcad tic newspapers, hut not carefully c''ouEll
10 form MI opinion. lle' tad none now. llo
uor had hc himself talked about Il. Hc had sat
on n iury III tilu County Court last January.
Iaas III i iet hin out. W n. l@uchlln: who sail lie
wa in tho real ostate business, had an opinion
10 ll1ca that hc knew what Il WAS. Ho was
annhtful about Ills inlparttnlty. The prisoner
rot thu benefit Of tllr doubt. -
Charles L, Isaacs. of South Morgan, had
fornrd IN opinion, but hadn't expressed It. Lie
"CoHd yUu do That will absoluto impartial.
ity. notwithstanding your op!ntonlh
III We'll, human nature is wcak."
Mr.. Stprrs-That ~ tAe trouble With human
""Wouldl't your opinion color your iudg-
mentm
vt might.n
T :" wouldn't like to-"
IIe didn't think 10 could be impartial, anl
EcKlart, tho catorcr, had read good ilea
about tle ease, ar,d hua ha1 conversations. Ill
Alr. storrs--flava you got It with YOU now3..
III have. It would liave souIt clfHct IN thu
iury-box. Houll bp appreonstvo ulat
cuul,ln't do Justice to tl.u case.n.
"Stn,.l back" sall the Court:
j, H. Crisp, uf No. E5 West Washington
strort adn't lived III tlio Statu yrar, ul,t III,
Court alyisua lin .l!at ho wasn't a compoten
iuror. lIe tuUk walk.
Mar.ln Miluu plumber, living at No, 70l Mich
tga,, uyullue, htui forlncd au opinion irum til
newspaper accounts, anil Thought hIs mtnl
lngat Ge attccsel BY that oplnul. 11a was cllal
''s Tis tourt ; sad it seemed Us II they voro try
S Mr ri storfs to s sa liz grent md only object wa
to ri IN Impartial jury, II 1t took ak 1,ntths.
slr. rsude suggested that son'c Of thu juror
Tho Court sa!l tho examination llad beel
rather protracted.
Mr Hturrs diuu't think ts,at by tho defens
hull bcen any 1uorc protsactcd than tint by til
pfIiu:ast 9ne Court wouldn't suy that ono sao I'M
hccn lnuro prttrncted llau thu other. hut, It'll
thug WAS certain, that tlse procosa was q YER
i. Taylor, of No. 10 Walnut u.rcct, had
fixed opinion, uuil was challenged for Gauss.
j (icor,,c peet, Of NJ. l75 West Madison street
dealer III teas AMI colIecs, was challenged by III
defense perc,uptartly. Hu appearodto bo Tia
SWtIism Fit,nsn. ot No. AT South Morgan,
locks1ntl,, ind SERVED on jury within d!
. weeks, u,la ihu Court u,rcrted HIN TO sta,.
: q. +. eehultz, Of No. l37 North Wells, wa
u,eblo TO reno tl.t English language undcl
sIun.iugly, a.al thu Court said hu might 70.
/ Thonias Wlnkelma.,, salesman: living Ut M
ISL Wcsl Like street, hal ttxcu oplnion, au
, admitted that he couldn't give tho defcllac Il
fn,1art'a! trial. Tho court remarked tl,as thu
/ Mlci>pei Crow, cun,lllisston merchant ut NJ
i 81 West LaIu strcct, said iio never tIad fosme
nil oplnlon; a,.t his present opinion was t!!"t i
i never sat on tnry: l.aush.cr.l
y Tic Coutt-Tha.'s pretty Eood Eccomneut
: "Flrst-eIass one" said MI. Storrs.
i. Mr. Crow WA pasucd temporarily.
i sr. Haruth was challenged by the defeus
y pcremrturIly.
X sickness. ..
William q. Dcnnlan, a Wood-woEkcr, living
), No. ii West Twelfth street, was paased,
Il "Vu tuke ti,rIn," said Alr, atoyrs, ul,d, vii
IN ppparrnt feeling ut satisfaction, ho turae
tin luartette, coI,po.ea vi Messra. Anuerau
+ Day, Drumau, and Crow, over tu Mt. Mill