Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-14

opinion, no feeling !; used to be a
Wheeler the Wheel is played out
down our way new.
The Court adjourned until !
O'Clock, p. m.
The first thing after dinner Cor
oner Cave reported that he had
service on Conductor Reach, who
would be here. The absence of Reach
was the main ground given for ask.
ing the continuance, which was
overruled.
The first juror called after dinner
was F. S. Fr;ar, who was excused,
as he had formed an opinion. Fol
the same reason S. l.. Riggs was
excused, as were Thos. Self and
G. F. Norhenburg.
S. G. Martin, C. W. Pease and
w. H. Turner read about the case
in the LEDGER and had a decided
opinion.
j. W. Harrison Farmer read
about the case in the LEDGER, and
had formed and expressed an opin-
ion.
J. W. Gallop had read the LED
GER and had formed and expressed
an opinion.
M. Douglass had read the LED
GER and had formed and expressed
an opinion F.; was prejudiced on &C
count of the nature of the crime
charged.
D.. w. Campbell had read the
LEDGER and had formed and ex-
pressed an opinion.
w. F. Reed: Had read the LED
GER and had talked about the case;
had formed an opinion; was ex-
cused.
J. T. Saunders read the LEDGER
and had talked about the case. He
had an opinion.
Ian Jones was excused as he
had formed an opinion, having
heard Bette SRA testify and had
read the LEDGER.
T. E. Day had formed and ex.
pressed an opinion and had the
same opinion now.
John N. Hun phrey had formed
and expressed an opinion and had
the same opinion now.
w. K. Potts had read and talked
of the case but could give him a fail
trial.
Chas. W. Grayson had formed nc
opinion and knew nothing of the
case.
c. D. Green: Farmer; live neal
Rush Hill; read the LEDGER:
thought he could give the prisoner
a fair trial.
Jas. W. Smith: Read the LED.
GER and had talked of the case but
could give the prisoner a fair trial.
Bruce Baldwin had formed ano
expressed an opinion.
H. w. Brenton had read the
LEDGER and had an opinion but
could try him fairly.
John w. Coakley. Farmer; live
IL miles east; had no opinion.
Benz. Franklin /: Farmer had
talked about the case and read the
Ledger /; had formed an opinion.
but could try the case fairly.
A. W. Thomas: Blacksmith
had formed and expressed an opln.
ion.
W. J. G. Gray Farmer lives
near Farber; reads the Ledger ano
had formed an opinion. Belongs
to the Wheel.
Jas. II. Hook: Live at Farber
formed and expressed an opinion
am an A. o. U. w.
Joseph Shaw Live near Far,
Der, farmer ; expressed an opinion:
belongs to Odd Fellows.
N. H. Sutton Farmer live
near Farber read the Ledger
have expressed an opinion ; be-
longs to no secret organization.
Tuesday evening it was found thai
only thlrty-one of the forty jurors
had been qualified out of the ninety
summoned, and another venire Of
thirty men was ordered from which
to select the remaining nine,
Coroner Cave and Deputy Atchi'
son rode nearly all Tuesday nigh
in order to have the venire in o.
time Wednesday morning when the
Court opened promptly at 8 O'Clock
The first to be questioned was
W. s. Hamilton Belongs to nj
society ; reads the Ledger and hal
an opinion.
FIG. Harris: Belong to no so
ciety /; read the Ledger have al
opinion.
John L. Crissman Belongs t.
no society has no opinion.
G. E. Harrison Reads tn,
Ledger ; has an opinion.
Gray Hook: Reads the Ledger