Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-24
QUARTER SESSIONS.
rhE srHAsnUsu uoatc,pE CASE
Atrsignment OF miiiard v. Biidepyn,a-rns
Forenoon Exhausted. and tho Jury Not
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alias, Jacob Wallace plead guilty to steal,
ing horse from Daniel Noim OF this CITY.
Tho accused is n colored boy aud ho hired
q horse from MIR. Neim which ho attempt
ed to sell at Leman Place. Sentenced to
three years and ak months imprisonment.
Loyt EbCrsole plead guilty to tho charge
OF adultery and was sentenced to nine
months and ten days Imprisonment.
Alfred Tuner, colorcd, plead guilty to
assault and battery and was sentenced to
pay fine Of S5 and costs.
Tho jury in the case of I. w. Pryor,
c. rSed with larceny rendered n verdict Of
not guilty.
Lyman Bitter convicted of fornication
and bastardy was sentenced as usual.
Com'th VS.. William Richardson, OF this
city, carrying concealed weapons The
evidence showed that whilo Henry Hotter,
who Is employed at the saloon of John A.
snyder, North Queen street, was stand
ing NJ tho door one evening recently, de.
iendant came along and, drawing pistol,
pointed 1t ut him, almost frightening him
TO death
Tho dclouse was that Richardson was
very drunk on this day II he had pistol
some one must havo placed it In his
pocket, rs he knew nothing OF It.
The jury rendered verdict of not
bNity' WIN CpuHty iOE
In the case of Michael A. McGlinn, q
verdict Of not guilty was taken, with the
county for costs the same disposition
was made OF case OF false pretcnco
against Horace b. Johns.
In an old case against DR.. Eugene Do
Leon, charged with conspiracy to debauch
Ida Brencman, a verdict OF not guilty was
takon, rs the defendant has nev or been
caught, although search has been made
for him.
Tee grand jury returned tho following
bills
True Bits s-Wm. A. Hoar, assault and
battery.
Ignored David Markowi.z, peddling
without llcence, with county for costs
Martin Breitor and Folb Pike, peddling
without licence with NJ. b. Hess for costs.
Tho strRsourG homicide.
7hUrJidy Morning. The case of Millard
+. Htldebrand, Of Strasburg, charged with
the murder OF Henry Eshlemau, was
called first in court this morning and tho
selection OF jury was proceeded with.
The prisoner, represented by his counsel,
II. VI. North, 81 BrOsius and =. d. Baker,
esqs., appeared In court and TO his ar
raignmcnt answered in firm aud clear
voice " Not guilty" The commonwealth
was represented by ex District Attorney
Davis 5 II. Reynolds, B. Frank Eshle.
man and w. |. Hensel, esqs. The entire
panel OF IL jurors was called and exhaust
ed by II q. m, at which hour nino jurors
had been secured and an adjournment was
had TO ?. NJ, TO giyo the sheriff time to
summon u special veniro of thirty six,
ordered by the court.
Following arc the names Of the jurors
called this morning, an abstract of their
answers 70 the questions asked them con-
corning their scruples about capital pun.
ishment, their opinions, il any, of the
case, and whether or not they had any
feeling regarding tho prisoner
II. Il. Breneman, first stood aside, re-
called and sworn.
B. G.. Getz, had formed and expressed an
| opinion that would influence him ohal-
lenged for cause.
j. Fred Suter, had formed and expressed
an opinion challenged for cause.
| Hsnry Z. Young, stood aside, recalled
and challenged peFemptoriIy by common.
wealth.
JOS. Lobar, had conscientious scruples
against capital punishment; challenged
for cause.
Geo. ". Zeohor, challenged peremp.
tOrily by defense.
Levi 5. Grayblll, had conscientious
scruples challenged for cause.
James Bennington, challenged peremp.
torily by defense.
/ Peter Naglo, had conscientious scruples;
| challenged for cause.
John II. Bair, had formed an opinion !;
| challenged for cause.
Henry 5. Rutter, sworn.
Fred Stamm, had formed bias against
| prisoner challenged for cause.
Henry Boice, had expressed an opinion
challenged for cause.
Abram b. Huber, had conscientious
scruples against capital punishment !;
challenged for cause.
Abram Hess, had conscientious scru.
plea challenged for cause.
A. J. Musser, had conscientious scru.
pies challenged for cause.
Pierson NJ. Eberly, stood aside, recalled
and sworn.
Daniel Trewitz, jr., sworn.
| Nathaniel Sturgis, had expressed au
| opinion challenged for cause.
+. A. Bennett and Michael Fisher were
disposed of likewise.
Robert l.. EichOltz, challenged perempt-
torily by tho defense.
Daniel Kline, sr., sworn.
| 5. IL. Dunlap, challenged peremptorily
by defense.
Geo w. Mehafiey had formed an opin-
ion challenged for cause.
Jacob K. Hostetter, sworn.
Christian II. Shenk, had formed an
opinion challenged Tor cause.
j. W. Robinson, stood aside recalled
and challenged peremptorily by defense.
| James Wood had conscientious scruples
against capital punishment challenged
| for cause.
Martin r. Fornoy had conscientious
| sGruplcs challenged for cause.
VIM. Simon, stood aside recalled and
sworn.
j. Is. Samson, challenged peremptorily
| by the commonwealth.
David II. Culp, challenged peremptorily
| by defense.
Menno Ii. Brubaker had formed an
| opinion challenged for cause.
| George 3. Wise, challenged perempto
rily by defense.
John Shaub, had formed an opinion
challenged for cause.
| B. A. Donovan, sworn.
Elias L. Reist, had conscientious scru.
| pies challenged for cause.
Daniel Lintner, stood aside, recalled and
challenged poremptorily by defense.
| j. L. Hollingor, sworn.
Aaron DissingeT, challenged peremp-
toily by defense.
When court adjourned, of the Al men
called two had been challenged peremp-