Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-01

Philip Weisel-IItye not read abott I
the case; have expressed no cpirion :;
am not related to either Of The defend
ants; have no conscientious scrnP'es
against capital punishment. Stood aside.
Enhraim D. Miller-Haye read about
the ease expressed an opinions could
render an impartial verdict upon tie
evidence; have no conscientious scruPles
against capital punishment; no; related
to either Of the parties read account OF
case in Somerset HERALD also in Pitts
burgh papers. Accepted.
Al. Sterner-IIaye hearl about the
case; expressed an opinion don't think
could give an impartial verdict on the
evidence. Excused.
Peter Onstead-Have heard about the
case; expressed an opinion could not
render verdict according TO the ev.-
dence Excused.
Josiah Newman-Read about the case /;
Have not expressed any opinion; could
render verdict on the evidence; not re-
lated to the defendants; no objection to
capital punishment. Accepted.
Jacob L. AIanges-Heard about the
case; have expressed an opinion could
render verdict on the evidence; no
scrrples against capital punishment; not
related to either of the prisoners; read
OF the case in the Somerset HERALD.
Accepted.
Josiah Gohn-Read about the case !;
expressed an opinion; could render a
verdict on the evidence; no scruples
against capital punishment; not related
to either of the prisoners: read account
Of case in the Somerset Herald. Chal-
lenged by defense and exensed.
Christ Koontz-Read about the case /;
formed an opinion; could render YER
diet on the evidence; no scIuples against
capital punishment; not related to either
Of the prisoners. Stood aside.
FRIDAY MoRNtNG Session.
Fred L. Walkcr-nave heard Of the
case expressed no particular opinion f;
have no conscientious scrupIes against
capital punishment; ! have not been ap-
preached by anyone in regard to the case;
read account OF the case in the Somerset
HrrA1p; have not reached any conclu-
sion as to guilt or innocence; could try
the ease according to evidence. Accepted.
John Mai,eeny-Read coed deal of
the case made or expressed no particu-
lar opinion; could render an impartial
verdict. | am no relation 10 any Of the
parties and have no conscientious scru-
pies against capital punishment; parties
have talked to me about the case; no
person came 10 see me as 10 whether
these mtn are guilty or innocent stood
aside by the Commonwealth.
John H. Lowry-Read about the case
in the Meyersiale C5masrc'd; formed
nor expressed no opinion; no one ap-
the SIC Tbs tE8stienga EHt 9F iRn9esnse
pes; am son of Daniel Lowry Stood
aside 10y the Commonwealth.
Phineas Snyder-Have heard aud read
little about the case haven't expressed
an opinion exactly could render an i'm
partial verdict have conscientious scru-
pies agains, capital punishment. Chal-
lengeI by the Commonwealth for cause.
John Shaw-Read about the case: ex-
pressed an opinion; could not render a
verdict uninfnenced by that opinion
Challenged for cause
Herman Martz-Heard about the case
expressed no opinion; have no conseicn-
tious scruples; in regard 70 capital
Punishment was not approached by
any person concerning the case; am no
relation to the parties, Stood aside.
John W. Beck-Read some about the
case; formed or expressed no opinions
Hare no conscientious scrupies against
capital punishment; Read the Somerset
Democrai but not the HEa,LD; Don't
think ! saw it in the Pittsburgh Dispatch;
Wm. +. BOWS talked TO me about the
case but not as to my finding as Juror
am farmer; BJyts asked me what
thought oi the cIse 1t VISA mere con-
yersation between ueishbors; think it
was before was summoned as q juror.
Accepted.
Moses Wcayer.-HearI Of the case
expressed no opinion; have conscien-
tious scrupies against capital punish
ment; it would be against the rules OF
our church TO go on such jury; the fact
that | have conscientious scruples against
capital punishment would influence me
in determining the guilt or innocence OF
the defendants Challenged for cause
John H. uhe-Heard about the case
and expressed an opinion could render
verdict though according 10 testimony
live close to Jenner township; my opin-
ion was formed on what | heard; my
wife is related to the constable who
made the arrests. Accepted.
John Endsley-Read and heard good
deal about the case, aud made up an
opinion; cou,dn't render a verdict en-.
tirely free from the Judgment already
formed. Challenged for cause.
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