Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
FIFTH edition
COUk7 THIs Mep.

favor of Couvic 10. A.. e'ea
Aoqni'ai-H.rrrixau'. r.,1' Une
Dc Proceeded wi,h-An
Made to have Neal Uony,.,..aa .a
Assault Only. ''sa
Upon the re-assemblipp osc
morning, it was curr, ntly re,o,,l1' opur'
TIE Jury stood II in favor of T eorr ris
and ! for acquittal. 'I''ct
The case OF Jerry Harri ,an
have been called this morning b,' va
q. Bird, Esq, one of his counssj W. :
that on account of the absence n,
terial witness, who is in phi,ssll
at the bedside Of his mother wha au'
posed to be dying, that he wa, nv, os
to proceed to trial. He also a.Loi b
an attachment be issued to comn'i
attendance of an another witness r.. e.
defense who had failed to apnsa, io' ~
sw er to the summons. III
Mr.. Bird said that he was ui,u-
60 to trial, provided the S'a,s'.
ney would agsree To allow these vii,
ses to testify at any time, before ". I
dence was all in. The STATE, tn ,.e
said that he was satisfied with ,bo1
rangement. 'AA'
Levi G. Bird, Esq, asked the r,
on behalf of the Baltimore & Ohio
road, to appoint a commission IN
damages for the comp,ny'srirbt Of
through the land, OF WIN. Dean
Court granted the application AN and
pointed f. T. Bellah, George Rich,
son, VIM. 7. Porter, Philip QuipIsr
Jacob Derickson.
Attorney Higgins, Esq, council
Neal stated to the Court that on 4,
day night when the jury was Al
retlrirg the foreman, and the man
to him asked the S ate's Attoruev
himself if they could bring !,
verdict of guilty of assault with IN
10 commit a rape, and they hsl
told them that they could not, tb,,
verdict must be ac, ording to he Ind
ment either guilty or 30. pnl
| He now called the attention #
Court to the ma ter and ci'aa n
Der Of authorities to show tha, ,bp
could be instructed to tha, effect
ter hearing argument from Mr.. Hjr,
In favor IS his proposition and
states Attorney III opposition thee
! held the matter uld n adyisemept
Geo '. Mass'y Esq, p-estute!
lrcpsrt Of the commission hat va,
lpmuleI by Judge Wales, to as
Camages tor right Of way for tie 4
adelphia, Wi4IniI gton and Ba.tia
Railroad Company to construct =,
blan h road to the s.. Augustine NJ
and moved that as there had bee
exceptions filed, the report be conf
ed. The motion was granted.
| Az II. 45 o'c ock this morning, j
Harrigan indicted for the shootin
Dennis Shea Il. llOckessln last aug
was brought into cour t and placed
ths dock. He was accompanied by [
Of his daughters, one apparently ad
IA years of age and the other about
| Immediately after he was brougl
the cmpauelling Of the jury was \
mel ccd The following were cba!l4n|
Fla els S. Gray Charles Green, HI \
| A. Nowland William Lockerm(
John II. Emory; Landon Reed; Jat
W. Leach, William falKner F. l.
mer; David Keen, T. Wilson, 2, Lyn1
benjamin s. Hlll, Charles c. Cd
George Boul1en, Jr., David Mvq
Ira ID. Lunt; Albert " WooIaston, Jos
Z. Brown and Edward ?. DiI@orth.
The following had formed an opinl
james Wright, Thomas II. Ppl
Clayton Ri y, Isaac +. Fisher, Nil
Steel, Robert CarslIl, Joseph BroJ
william r. Crosd&le, Lewis Mn
Curtis NJ. Talley hid conSclentl!d|
scruples on capital punishment WI
Pullock and lnoma' NJ. Eoolnsoll VI
excused the first on account Oh nt'lia
and the other rs he wa' a wltheSs
the case.
The following did not answer WI
their names were called; James
vine, Henry &. Walter, Clarence ia
| ison and William ). More
The Jury as finally selected is as !
lows: James b. Appleby, sailileI
Perlose, Joseph B,nghmaHn,, w., Isu' ;,,a
NonCullin, John S. Jones, VILLAIN %au
Ell ason, William Ashcrah, Jt1 p'lI Taa
min & Collins, Thomas C1ousn, hII I'I
S. Whittock, Philip ReyO' I'D @nu wv
X. Babe Jck. .h.,;r
There were but ten jurors OV~1l
when the panel was exhausted ',t"" "u" |,
ta.esmen we're called, from "lVlD
|.r.mainirg two were selected =. ,t,,
Wien Mr. Babcock was on 'ns I's' I.a
he defense was about 10 SnaV- ;'tr1
him when the 5 ate's Attorney '..Il1|
ed them that they had tNnauS,. ;,.,,l
challenges allowed thtln' anu rS.Gl u.
that Mr.. Babcock be sworn tD' 'sa
at T. 55 took a recess un'l' ""
this afternoon.