Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-09

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TO some point where they are most
likely to be obtained without bigs or
influence. We just leave the matter TO
the Court"
Judge Atkins said that he thought
Jury could be obtained in Alexandria,
as the people Of that ancient burg feasted
mostly on northern and Washington
newspaper pabulum.
Mr.. Meredith submitted that this
was a national question, and that
northern, western, and Washington pa
pers had much about it. He preferred
going into the counties. Ii was expen-
sive to continue this matter, and ex-
ceedingly trying to jury.
After some little talk it was finally
agreed to issue a renire fdeids for nifty
men to be obtained in Alexandra, and
the tales to be returnsble at III O'Clock
Monday.
Deputy Sergeant Lovenstein left the
city last evening for Alexandria TO sum-
mon the fifty talesmen ordered from
that city.
80 BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
The Judge left the bench and retired
to his private Office. where counsel for
the defence and the prosecution argued
the bill Of exceptions filed by counsel
for defence in the matter Of the rejection
OF Larke and Goode. Jurors.
After a lengthy hearing the Court
took the bill, pruned it Of some objec-
tons, and will, if it becomes necessary,
certify it to the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals of Virginia, after which the court
adjourned until Monday at III O'Clock.
yeniremeu Examined.
The following is a list Of the names
of yeniremen examined yesterday:
Ri. Gresham. L. John, Charles W. John
son, r. Watkins. samuel Logon. Thomas
Meade. W. ]. Scott. w. A. Sneed. X. T. Jen-
nipgs. =. @. Lett. w. J. 10th, T.. 7. Lyons,
J. Schuman. II. j. Mercer, George Booth, Y.
II. ERps. T.. VI. Foster. Thomas ID. Frey. III.
b. Gaines. l.. j. Davis, Y. stern, X r.. lay
lor, X. q. Harrison, A. ". Tyree. J. +. John
son. JeSSe Hicks. James Colman. J. G. Tai
iaferro, W. B. Newell. III. y. fendal. II. I.
Walker, Jacob Levitt II. W. Lubbock, A. Ru-
pert. n. Goodman, W. ;. Wood. J. hughes
b. NJ Psrham 9; D. pesrmsn; sI,h W. 4 I.ISs- Gas
Shed. p. Diggs. ID. Edmond, II. 3. Var
rington, j. A. Homer, II. Harris. George =.
Sublett, W. ID. Watson, j. 4. Jobson, B. L.
johnson, II. E: wfeisigsr' 4; }; va1gnsn: 1,n,
Brander. L. Holman. II. ?. Taylor, J. r.
Lirron. c. l.. Lumsden, j. NJ. Werthelmer.
John Messenmicht. q. y. Wilson. II. T.
Tlnsley, J. r. Kshler. c. II. Marlborough. ".
r. Jones u. 8. Doggett. l.. VERIFY, A. l.. West
n. IL Ferguson. George ]. Snydor, X. r..
Sfyll. W. r. Barker. William Jenkins, J.. =.
Davis John q. Taylor s. Stineline, W. j
Gates, II. X. Franklin, ]. y. Foster, Jr., G..
". Allen, ]. Sweatman, J. u. Gail. W.
smelling A. Isnpngs RTSs 4 II Tsde; Ssn,sl i n "
Ryall. J. Z. Dickerson. {. w. Collins, X. y.
sinton J. &. SPOTS. X. +. Jones, W. Il.
Farwell. W. W. Tribbett. W. X. Smith, G.
". Tanner, B. T: Wilkinson' l.; A.
F. NJ. Rutherford. John Emenhauser
George :. Nashon, yr.. George {. Jefferson,
Joseph Heppert, A. Herembourg. Jr., George
l.. Herold. A. Hetzer. G. l.. Hewett, ID. y. Hey
r. &. Hicks. Joseph A. Herschholzer; John T.
Higgins. George A. Hill. Joseph HOLIDAY.
James Hodge, q. VI. Holmes. Henry Il.
HOLMES. q. HOlzgrief II. Holzhauer. james
A. HOOfnagle, B. A. Hooper, j. j. Hopkins.
A. c. Houston. Charles Howard, Thomas i.
Howard,R u: Hudgins, John T. Hughes X.
A Hughes. W. =. Hughes. james 6. Ross,
George A. Hundley. Gilbert !. Hunt. Benno
Hutzer II. J. Ide, II. ". Inge. A. ID. Jack
con. Thomas Jackson, 4. X. James, a. /.
James. W. h. Hoge. J. T. Toler, {. c. Rady
A. +. Heinrich, II. V. Spencer.
The Twelve.
The twelve men who have been ac-
cepted on the panel are as follows:
j. c. Brockenbrough, Henry Keppler,
W. r. Coleman, W. ii. Parker,
j. p. Heath, Lem. Yerby,
William d. Trice, s. j. Davis,
A. 5. Hooper, r. {. Harrison.
James NJ. Elicit, c. y. Harrison.
Sixteen men are necessary for the
panel. Defence will strike off four
names. and the remaining twelve form
the jury.
-Four men who were accepted as panel
men have been discharged-yiz. :Messrs
Adams. Rheinheimer, Larke, anC
Goode. As to the discharge Of the las
two defence excepted. As TO the dis
charge Of the other two there was ne
objection from any quarter.
Mr. Keppier and Mr.. OuteaIt.
Mr.. W. L. Outcalt, the general agen
Of the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company here, was seen yesterday by
a Dispatch reporter, TO whom he saiC
that Mr.. Keppler was his book-keeper
that Mr.. Keppler was indispensable t.
the conduct of his business here; tina
it was impossible to get any one to taxi
his place temporarily, and therefore h
had said to Mr.. Keppler that he mus
have his services or his resignation.
Mr.. 0utcalt declared that in speak
ing to Mr.. Keppler he had no wish Il
interfere with the case; that he has n
wishes at all in that regard except tha
accused may have a fair trial by goo,
men, and to that end would be glad t.
surrender Mr.. Keppler, but the natur
Of his business, the pressure of worl
upon him. and his inability to secur
temporarily any one to take Mr.. Kep
piers place, induced him to speak 4
Dir. Keppler about resignation.
Mr.. 0utcalt supposed that if em
panelled on the jury Mr.. Kepple
would be absent from his business a
least two weeks, and that would nearl.
upset the company's affairs here woul
certainly prove q great injury.
Later Dir. 0utcalt withdrew all oh
jections to Mr.. Keppler serving. II
said that Mr.. Kerpler would be wit
him to-day and tomorrow and togethe
they would advance the work as muc
as possible. If Mr.. Keppler is empan
elled. Mr.. 0utcalt will himself keep u
the work in the Office, though it wi
require him to labor until II o'clock q
night, and will prevent him leaving tn
city in answer TO any call.
Mr.. 0utcalt so informed Judge Al
kinS.
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