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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

Mn. Bridget Pagan, Of Rondout, n. G..
IL l05 years old, aud sho says II makes her
mad 10 have young folks Of eighty or ninety
ycap 10 come round andask ifsho Is "fcel.
ING poorly"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

This word. which has been staring every
body In the face Tor the past year. and is
now getting into sverybody's mouth, u |.
preparation TOT cleansing. hrautiIying and
preserving the teeth, pvectenins the breath
aud afr,stlng the progress u decay.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

NJ. NJ Craven came from Jones county
10 Rankin about month ngo. lie is u
married man. Has never heard what he
understood 10 be the particulars OF the
homicide. Has now no opinion as TO
whether Hamilton Is guilty or innocent
Thinks he has conscientious scruples
against capital punishment, but u selected
ON Jury and the evidence satisfied his
mind beyond n reasonable doubt that de-
PENDANT was guilty he would not lie de-
TERED from saying NO by the deaths pen
atty 10 follow such verdict Will be
scyenty.three wears old next September
il a farmer, but has worked ma blacksmith
shop some and nj carpentcring. Thepcrsons
he talked 10 about the homicide were
about as green ~ he was The judge said
| he was competent and the State challenged
him pcrcmp,only. 4. ~ Ford was dis.
| charged because Of fixed opinions Sheriff
Dobson herr reported thAtthe Juror Down
ing was sick aud needed physician. DIR.
White was called and came into court, and
was sworn before entering the jury-room
The sickness N not serious A. j. Rob
erta. ID. II. Cox and j. Harper were all dis
charged because OF their opinions. Ton
| Ilttlcton, who can neither read nor write
has heard that Hamilton killed Gambrcl
on the streets Of jackson; hcard II reaS
from a paper and heard the matter men
| toned 6y several persons Has no opin
; ion Of defendants guilt or innocence an,
couldn't have til he heard something mon
about the case. Would say guilty II tn
: evidence satisfied his mind. Had beef
asked since he came 20 town by Mr.. Sides
friend and ncighbor, what h
thought Of the case, and ha'
told him he knew nothing about u
Had met Mr.. White and preacher name
. johnson AZ he came 10 town, and the
: asked him the same question, and h
made the samc reply. Mr.. Tut ha
hailed him and asked him the same que
! ton M he came along today, and no ha
made the same reply TO him. Tho coui
= said he was competent aud he was as
: ccplod by the State but challenged pei
I omiorily by the defense. IL Is undcntoo
!; that White, the preacher, johnson, an
= Tut ympaihlEc with the prosecution, an
that Sides stands In the same relation
the defense. w. n. Carley and J. n
Evans were not competent, having hear
= the particulars aud formed an opinion
. Court adjourned al tomorrow morning
d 0 O'Clock.
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NO JURY SELECTED YET.
THE HAMILTON CASE BECOMING
TIREsoME.
People Losing All Interest in the Once
Famous Case--only Ten Jurors Be-
iected as ys.-The Work to Go On
Today.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BRANDON, Miss, March "A person
entering the courtroom this morning at
the hour Of meeting would never imagine
the much-talked Of case OF the State
against Hamilton was on trial. There was
a perceptible falling off in the crowd in
attendance, and nothing but the questions
propounded TO the persons presented as
jurors occurred during the day to distin-
euish the celebrated cause on trial, wherein
is involved the life and liberty OF one Of
the best known citizens Of the State from a
cause in which were involved the most in
significant property rights.
The trial lags. The questions pro-
pounded TO the talesmen, which, at the
outset, possessed some novelty for those
not learned in the law, have become IA
miliar and tiresome, and the answers to
them expressing the disqualifcations oil
the persons questioned for service ms jurors
in this particular case because OF fixed
opinions, are now anticipated. Indeed,
IL Is n surprise TO hear any
other sort OF answer. Much OF the
day has been consumed in recesses wait
ing for talesmen living in remote parts OF
the county 10 make their appearance. A
long list was read out this evening before
adjournment, and Sheriff Dobson expressed
the belief that the persons called had
scarcely had sufficient time 10 get here.
Judge Mayors, Sheriff Dobson, Clerk
Williams, and indeed all the officials, in
Guiding the attorneys on either side, mani
fest admirable patience and good humor.
II looks M II the trial is 70 be conducted
on business principles, and not on the
| lines OF sentimcntaiism or sensationalism
though the prosecution will be intelligent
and aggressive and the defense actively
responsive.
The first talcsman called was A. Crook
who was disqualified, because Of n fixed
opinion based on what he understood I,
be the particulars OF the case. lie wa
discharged, and 30 were q. w. Sparks
u. L. Barnes, T. J. Gray, ID. l.. Myers
j. G. Rhodes, W. r.. Kelly. John Town
send, q. w. venson and w. ID. Ander
son. Anderson Mcpherson had hear,
that defendant killed a man, but did no
even know who the man was. Has M
opinion Of defendants guilt or innocence
thinks that men ought sometimes 10 b,
hung for the crimes they do. II elected
20 serve ON the jury would say guilty !
he believed the defendant guilty, even
though the defendant might hang because
of the verdict. Came 10 town this morn
ing on business, and was summoned ate
he got here. Is % years old, marie,
man. and works at the engine Of
saw -mill. lie was competent, the cour
said and the State was content with him
The defendants counsel retired, and pres
entity returned and announced that the!
would accept him. lie is the tenth juror
Al Has O'Clock the court took n recess I'll
| . o'clock.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

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caLrmaIA COUNTY PAIR.


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TELEsEArnIc MARKETS


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