The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Sketches of the Twelve Men
Upon Whom the Fate OF the
Assassin DenendS
shinston Colre.penaence y. I. Hrralh.

Washington Coire-peDir nee y. I. Herald.
Although but little has been said 81 IA,
Jury IN the Guiteau case, there l. now b.-
ginning To be some speculation - 10 whal
will be their verdict Tner. Az. MANY ia
verse opinions, and with SOM, il il L. iicyed
that there will be disag recIlrui Other
again. predict that a verdict oi guilty viii
tee brought in shortly after TIE jtiry shall
have retired, and. al courSr, ih,gr j, all
manner of lseto ~ Ia this. Following l. Il
sketch cf he Jurors
The foreman oi the jury, Mr. John L.
Hamln. L. 4 Wellkn"rH saiC"n k,v;cr.
Hc Is a mild manncrei man Il ior,y-,e,.I4
years. and ma, bt regarded ~ The ivi,- oi
sacial gcniality. He has prominent Iort-
head. We'll -shap,Si head, gray hair guG
mustachr, and light rles. He wears =
Hack cloth sui, op'n vi. inrn-,!own col
lar and black lie. IL, holds IN his hand a
yellow cane. with a carved ivory or horn
handle Mr. iIamiin wear = pleasant
snilc, and IL witGai digniied
Mr. Frederick w Branien5erg i Ger
rnan cigar maker iortv-ve YEAR 81 age
He IL small Of statute, with head 81 aver
age size. dark brown hair and nu~ta"le.
alue ever. high cheek homes prominent
nose AMI rounded iorciiea.i Mr. Bran,i..m
berg wears 4 black sit, standing collar.
aud Il small black crasat He pans g.
pacial attention 10 the proceedings. grr,,r-
ally sittin. with folded arm He cccu-
sionaliy I-anS forward ia quest al The >;,il-
;"on. and ;hca twist hi> dark hr@vs ,.G>-
tache ~ ii resolving something in h.
mind.
Henry J Bright i 4 r,:ir"d merchant.
II
chubby and give Indication, oi irving
we'll. lie tia> high forehead. cyss 81
brown. cropped side whi>krr>. q full round
ell face, a great auI!iline nus with iailrne2
nostriis. and large mouth and q 1, ndcncv
ia 4 double chin. His hair j. parted on
the leil side Ills suit of dark brown, IN
lis quality and Shape besl,-;tk a tailor
art. lie wears 4 turndonn collar AMI Il
black crayst.
Charlie Sicwari, the sleeping jnror, a. :;
merchant. over my years ui a2e. lie
generally r,--te his head on hi- naud~. 4, ii
troubled or asleep. ami IL j. fair la pre-
sume that ne han enjoSed many rriT,>ii-
ing nap ia the court room during ria. lrIai.
He has brown haiT auG Wh>ileI> blu. eye
ibat lock heavy anu dali. Ills beard " nicb.
like hi, hair. i mixes with gray. extends
from his tenpic- 10 hIs chm.
His ief;-hanG n,ighb"r l. veritsolc
irishman in shape, manncr AMI 'r-aN ioi.
Thos. III. langley. a grocer. inriy-eight
wears ri age. Mr. Langley has i iCw lore
head, dark Ealr, whltcucG with 3gc, anu
short si'i,-wbi,her> lie has ken. dark
ewes AMI heavy orcae. ahu hie iacc gives
evidence al intelligent attention. He
dressse iD dark blue clothing, anG wears
white .rayat, sill crumpled anu tightly
tied about a standing collar. MIR. Lang
lev TESTS his hand an the curled head oi a
polished black hawthorn came, and not un-
frequently takes Il calm survey Of the pris-
ouer and the audience.
To HE right is another Irishman, NJ
Michael Sheehan, well TODD grocer. forty
seven years OF Age. He has. reddish tint I'd
hair OF fine fiber and side whiskers.
He has a tine and honest expression
an his mild yet keen blue eyes. In
fact, no man on the jury has finer or
smoother features than Mr. Sheehan. He
looks as ii be al come 10 conclusion"