Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
CRlMlyALCoURT.
.,o ROSE SENTENCED ~
-.pEE YEARS IN PRlkON.
=. C.rbervy On Trial for the
n.r of Sam sI Adsms, ON
me 29ab vf April Last.

oo,."dn y aa"d Rose was brought IN aud at
Vsl'u na na nlaced in the dock was told t
and w up; the Court then addressed MN ~
@n'sndo sn% "i Rose, you were indicted TO
u,,sni ,dar in the first degree, but by a
a',uo' ulu"ant entered into between tn
[ ss.ts'a Attorney and your counsel AM
10" s'Ssm;ttrd by the Court, you have btel
tln 1nusd TO enter the pea of man
,auohter, and the Jury instructed u
lsus al,r a verdict TO that effect; the sen
el~s uas If this Court is, that you pay tn
e"., au,, n; n prosecu.ion. fine of 5000, 81
;mnrisoned three years.
The 1 trial of Morris Carberry, Charged
.,h ,h the murder of Samuel II. Adams
olorsl t at the Delaware State lrol
yOrks % on April ~, then commenced
t"o v honr and a half were consumed II
hS l4' drawing of the ju,y. The Jurors
~orn III iry the case are as follows
" wi. / Graves, John A. McClintork
@ .mss Reynolds, Jr., ,GustavnsJ Gibbs
ames I. ShalIcross, Charles Hurdle,J.
ISslaud, James Conway, George
|,.Epe Anthony Reybold, Geo. Cannon
nd John H. Emory.
The following persons, whose names
,sr. drawn from the jury box, were
l,o,eI to retire because they had ex'
rp,se. an opinion. John E. Brock
om a Henry Scaue, VIM J. Lank, Da
ia id' Morrison. Kober, H. Taylor, james
odb,m, David Draper, George John
W,n Miller. Nathaniel Spencer,
i0rtimer Hickards, Louis Miller, Tho.
,w $. We'dlp, John II. Thornton,
ames H. George and Thomas MOrri-
ION, Jr.
Vincent G. Flinr, Charles Warren,
Nm, Bralron, Thomas Williamson,
homss Shakespeare, James NJ. Hirs1,
IOes A mrr!ca, Henry Pordham, Hor-
kce W, Bpuckelt and George W. Elv,
ep pereulptorly challenged by coun-
VI ior utterse.
Henry c. Toniir, WIN. ID. Herbert,
Hally 4. Ber,oI, Robert II. Ellastn,
Horace W. Brocke't, Charles A. Nc
NhOrtor and Clarence G. Staats, hay
NJ CONSCIENTIOUS scruples against CAPT
n puuishment, were excused from
erving on the jury. !.
Csrberry was dressed in a neat suit
fasrk clothes, and seem sd to realize. his
Iwtul position. He came into Court
Accompanied by his daughter, who was
lttired in mourning. During the draw
hg of the jury lie betrayed considerable
heryOusness, and toyed with hand
erChiet which he held in his hands
bis imDri,onment docs not seem to
ave made much change in his appear
NICE, still he has a careworn and anX-
ous expression upon his countenance.
ae as well as his daughter watched the
proceedings Yesterday with the greatest
interest," and after the adjournment of
Court lie had a long and earnest c0nver
stion with bis counsel.
Attorney q neral Gray, and Alex
alder B. Cooper, Esq, appeared for
The State, and the pl;so Ter was repre-
sented By Charles B. Lire, Esq, and
George II. Bates, Esq. The indictment
was read by the clerk, and the case was
0Penel for the state, by Deputy States
Attorney Cooper, who stated to the
Jury that the prisoner at the bar was
Indicted for the lucst serious Offense
known to the law. Human life Is too
valuable to be heedlessly taken, and if
The prisoner is proven guilty, he should
tuher the extreme pehalty of the law,
y deter others from doing likewise.
NJ. Cooper explained TO the jury the
Inference between murder in the first
lhd second degree. He also defined
Ehat constituted voluntary Eanslaugh-
er, and justltiable homicide.
he then stated that at the time of the
Ncurrence, the prisoner was in the eln-
10Y of the Diamond State Iron Co.,
day watch,nan at the Old Ferry
lil, and it VAS his duty to pre-
'ent boys and others from entering and
ftertering with the workmen. On the
lorning of this sad occurrence, the pri-
Cner Went on duty at & o'clock and
anuel Adams, a vesy reputable col
fed man, who was employed IN the
orse shoe shop WAS told told by his
Oss, Mr. McCatferty, to cut some iron
at he waited to use in his depart
sst when the prisoner ordered him
~ anu uptl his hot obeying fired the
tal shot,
lnlS Is tue outlines Of the case, and If
succeed III proving these facts, as |
snsVe We will we shall ask at your
MUS verdict OF murder in the first
egres.
az the request of Mr.. Lore, the priso-
.fs counsel, the witnesses for the
Ae We're requested TO retire to the
sIs ulss waiting room until they were
frahk Il Carswell, sworn: l am An
ivni'ect; at the request OF tho States
nt'9mrhey prepared this olan Of tie
~ ferry mill, (plan rroduced), situa-
M " III the Second ward of the city of
nMlneton. mad, the plan on a
si. .sle OF sixteen feet 70 the inch. The
'lness explained the drawing in all it,
e'"lls' showing the places occupied by
6uI nT saears, engine, pumping presses
'lu ~ other machinery.
llomas McCatfe-ty sworn. l live in
Eoutn Wilmington; l am foreman of
ae a morse shoe department at the Old
u'y MIL; | know the prisoner, he
w. sae DAY watcEmau at the mill; !
nsw as the deceasei. Samuel Adams, he
'. M caarge of trimming the iron for the
iv,se %s =, Shoe shop. Witness was shown
Ho pan and des ,ribed the position Of
so Inherent machines in the shop. AT
1nsy minutes OF seven on the morn
hsa VI the 18Th Of April went to the
Ivy anu "a; on table until the whis-
AZ saolowed; at quarter Of seven, l saw
H. iIa'ls 10. come in with his dinner kettle
d |hiua Wy hand; az he passed me l asked
N a ~ 70 cut the iron that was rolled the
I ~ s,a oeiore, he sald, "Yes sir 1 will";
aSpped over to start the engine, when
w. naoefry came in and said to adams,
Nv ~ aI must go out. Adams said ] can't
h ash, vu., have business to attend to.
and sns,0ttr5y Went close up to him in front,
hsn.Aa u Aadams backed aud sat down on q
har, nuams put his kettle down and Car
i.y "ay set 1t out the door. Adams said,
csrh a 60 out, Inust go through; when
shall ,ielry said by U-sC-t" you
nooh. 20 out, and reached to his hip
thsn e. .. and drew q revolver; Adams
I'M - s.,epped back one step and picked
can+ p,eee Of iron; (iron produced) l
iron !. ;ay positively that IL the piece Of
said ~ was piece like that; Adams
Inv fat moht you flourish that pistol In
timas ace you have done it three or four
him ous u"se'ore; Carberry again ordered
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