Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-17
The MalIey Gases.
Opening of the Trial TO-morroW-The
 Expected Labor Of Getting Jury-The Counsel Engaged.

Opening of the Trial To-morrow-The
 Expected Labor Of Getting a Jury-The
 Counsel Engaged.
 Tomorrow morning the trial of the Malley cases will begin. The indications are that 1t will be two months contest. The Malleys and Blanche Douglass will all be tried to- gether. The trial will take place in the su- perior Court room before Judge Granger. Judge Granger has had very long hearing before him on previous occasion in this city. It was the celebrated Judd divorce case. Sheriff Byxbee will cry "Oyez, Oyez," at as near 10 8. m. tomorrow as possible and the will open. The Malleys will be
 brought down in hack specially con-
 missioned to attend them throughout the trial Blanche Douglass, who has no means, will be brought down in the jailer's carriage.
 Great interest prevails among the people to see the Malleys and especially Blanche Doug lass, and applications ana enquiries about ad-
 mission to the court room are very numer
 ous Many of the fair sex are very desirous
 of finding seats. In the Hayden case the
 panel of jurors from which the twelve were
 collected was quite large. In this case SoVSuty C1tlZGuS Oi EhflOuS IOWuS III tu6
 county have been drawn, and some think the court will not be able to get jury out of all this number. It is expected many will be challenged off. Speculation is rife as to the case, it's probable results and the question as to whether there will be anything new of 8 startling character There appears to be good ground for the remark that the second I'M. 1 idea of Blanche's States evidence is thought 1 to be more and more receding from the probabilities. The case will no doubt excite much interest, although much of it will be old to the public. The lawyers in the case are for the prosecution State Attorney Doo- little assisted by MT. c. K. Bush, ot West Haven for the defense, Mir. Jones of Hart 1 ford, Mir. w. c. Case, Judge Blydenburgh | and Mir. T. J. Fox. The last two it will be remembered conducted the defense | in West Haven, while Mir. Bush for the pros- ecution was one of the prosecutors in the 1 case in West Haven. These, together with l Blanche Douglass lawyers, Messrs. w. B. ] Stoddard and D. c. Dow, make up line of l seven lawyers in the case beside the States attorney. It was reported that Cassidy, @ rising criminal lawyer of Philadelphia and 8 personal friend of members of the Nal
 ley family, had also been engaged for the de- fence, but this is not correct as yet, so MT. 1 Cassidy has telegraphed to this city.
 1 The court room will be in charge of Sher- I if Byxbee, who will be assisted by Deputy Sheriffs Tucker and Higgins and perhaps one other. Constable Colwell will have the jury
 in his care and see that they are comfortable when locked up O nights deliberating on Q ! verdict.
 James Malley, ST., who has been in Wilkes
 barre, Pa, for some time past with his daughters, who are important alibi witnesses, arrived back here Saturday. Saturday l evening he had an interview with his son at
 the jail The daughters, who are important alibi witnesses, will come on later.