Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
TRY NOT COMPLETE.
.,sAr NUMBER or TALEsMeN Ex-
ooseo BUT ONLY TWO ACCEPTED.
.,.r. Needed and so Secure Them
y" AGO Aiken orders One Hundred
from Manchester.

-. Nixon entorod the Hustings-court
'p.. II o'clock TO the second yesterday
20. and ordered Sergeant Epps to
,he usual proclamation. The tales-
81 .~.omoued. who were present in large
80 had already been asked to step
,he Serceanfs Office.
t.,, Clerk Lawtou had finished read
... record Of the previous day Grymes
bt "a INTO the room with his counsel. For
~. time since proceedings were begun
y p ,fer and wife were not with him.
-. fn Dt explained by the TACT tnat the ac-
q '',.,.ng cen Guaigncd the previous day
r. Iar1s o. she court and had therefore
s., t.. alcIt IN jail
- .-, .dios cainof IN few minutes later
-. ir.l ihc accuted.
'.....-.iac day and manifested an unusual
.-' Ui utcrcaL
t-,.r..c juymen already secured promptly
MANY STOOD ASIDE.
-..--.. y. CulHngworih was tho nrst person
H. hsd formed on opinion and was told
s ...... 81. Cross had expressed an opinion and
8 -., Cullen was told TO stand aside. he
oppressed an opinion.
. iron said he had formed an opinion
900 g. stand aside.
81 . n.nmocg claimed exemption as q men,
-fr.r G~lys- lie was excused.
E,lctt had formed an opinion. Be
-,- ajo-tci.
i...t H. Estes was allowed TO go, ne having
49,. sr opinion
s.. -rsin said he had expressed convic-
.rl was excused.
'.. iarraine had expressed an opinion. Ho
. ... tlrged.
Co. ii. Moses was told 70 stand aside, having
,-..-..l on opinion as 20 the guilt or innocence
P. pr. -CnCr.
W Gordon had formed an opinion and
l ". Grasschmidt bad heard his friends
t.. fle case. Io had an opinion which no
.-.., i would take great deal OF testimony
-f.fc. Ho was excused.
90 =. HnrwOod from the evidence he had
.-f1l formed a decided opinion in favor Of
.- nor. Discharged.
Hepport was excused, having expressed
s. HOoinagle and A. c. Houston had de-
llons and were told 20 stand aside.
ONE MORE AcCEFTED.
81 -a E.1d did not remember expressing any
... -. lut said he may have done 70. He had
....f e. Town and had not read the evidence
ned. lie had an impression as 10 tho
,af not the legal guilt OF the accused
+ .t would take evidence TO romoyc. He
s..ut % hear the law and evidence before
gan opinion. He was accepted.
. f.. fafrw had formed an opinion from tho
...-..~ reports which would have TO be re-
Evidence. Tho Judge excused him.
l .utire was p0siuyeln his opinion, ana
-...H-Ho opted.
.-.ri.re also had expressed an opinion,
.-.. i. smith said he was TOO deaf to hear
...f -rrHing could not serve, having a de-
u--.to,- bot ow,,rousoa nm oDfpfOn
...... ...gsed.
D. Appcrson was told to stand aside,
,... t.ued an opinion.
-, t--en Jr., thought II would require
... ?. remove the impression he had
.- .rs Blair had decided opinion and was
...uC1.
..,r. b. Eacby was not competent 20 serve,
,,.-t.-msi o deci Jed opinion.
t-...-i.k a. BailAuf also had decided opin-
r baskerville had rend the papers and
,-..r.-- prlniou. He was allowed TO go.
. % b. Morris said he ha1 formed an opinion
Il .....s r.iI f1 stand aside.
..-s- n-.uder had expressed an opinion. He
s. .-.l--
T1Rvyp GJT NOT EXPREssED.
r-.-,I Butler said while he had formed an
... fa had not expressed II. IL would re-
@ .iIrnas 10 change his mind. He was dis
II. CHRISTIAN was excused, having a decided
..-.ert W. Claiborne had expressed an Opin-
| t....f was rejected.
..-..s ~. tlemmltt was excused. his mind
-.-. .rfg11..I tho veniromcn who had been
-...t A list Of 10 names was put in the
....I ua Sergeant at 1l:45, and court was
"a -n.I until . o'clock in the afternoon.
.-.r,.- .llnscl yesterday requested q Dis
.-..f r.r.rf.r 10 -tate that the accused did not
.-.sr.a, he case at the jail Tuesday night. on
q. 1runry. be positively asserted that The sub
/ s.tss-Driv mentioned once during the entre
-r-g SUmc ono asked how many jurors had
81. secured. and some one answered eight.
g--s- corrected the speaker by saying IL was
Only One Ont of Many.
.-4- WAS recrnyened promptly on the stroke
f- Tao ten Jurors already chosen responded
| r.r'rr1un- with the exception OF Mr.. Henry
E.f.l. Who came in later.
g...rrW. Thomas had formed and expressed
r.,.r..-. l- had also :. Bendh9m, Isaac Held,
..- W.--. r-chuidt. James McGraw, Thomas
4 Inn. -fla-L Lewis r.. Mason, u. G. Metzger, 10.
.-... George A. Minor, Luther Martin, Charles
LN.a- Alexander Werst, William Ii. Loving,
e.. James {. PuCkett.
...-.. T.. styl wns questioned by Captain
| T. Bite yr.njon was based on business prin-
Ri. from facts gathered from the newspaper
-..-.- which be mad carefully read. His opin-
t. al.. Do said, Wcil fixed. Like the others, he
a.rH UGmos had not expressed any opin-
o.. BAD formed a very decided one. He was
| O. a.l' '.sH.
.,-.- j. Lotn said he was registered phar-
| - .' arI Wse excused.
--,E j Reilly hnd a decided opinion, as was
@. .,ss VITA }. William Rothert aud William H.
ll.st Rupert could not understand English
| F..- Wls excused
H..r 4. Mercer informed the Court that he
| p. 4.-c.I-i opinion, as did George &. Ruskell,
ID. I'D. Sale, Charles r.. Saunders, William j.
>.- a. J. sheppard, G. Norris Shuman, W. l..
| ',f. Robert NJ. Smith, Franklin Stearns, DR.,
-----e. s,t.nlcin. Lewis Stein' and Juius syc!e'
FOUR At A TIME.
Nts point in the proceedings, tho Judge
| @ e't.ug- moving too slowly, had the taies-
-.-...l .ato tho room and swore four at a
;. ae Nolld then question the whole bunch,
a. any one gave promise ol becoming
---a v.lli Doe iuterogated singly.
a.lg A. Iath, williamson Tailey, Charles r.
.e, Douglas c. Taylor, John NJ Taylor,
D. lhaXton, and II. W. Thomas were
To-. l-- excused
no. IL.
tTT Thornton preferred not 20 serve on the
.T..ta. lfa he lad formed and expressed no
- DE- had read tho newspaper accounts,
b. t--..4e % a rule never 10 form an opinion
ht.' us had read until he heard both SIDES
.-, l-e, lie uad known the prisoner all MS
- i soll1 be embarrassing ior him 10 serve,
| 81. H.Ifl he would hate 10 do 40, he would Ger"
-f uH ia favor Of conyicting the accused II the
| '.l-e required H.. COmmOnwealth'e-Attor
20 a.-.tlILoi Mr.. Thornton at length andhe
- s-Hu'eL
...i 3. Jones had formed an opinion, Benia-
p. Do til-iry Was q contributing memoer Oh ID
f,t. rul John III. WadHwOrth had formed
/ ll.- which Il would require evidence 10 TO
T. Wade WAS exempt, being a member
htm,1i Light Infantry Blues.
4 .-' f NaliOrl, Charles W. wallace, Gus
... h....r.fc.D. aud Howard N. Walha had
i I'-iled opinions.
'e.'I.Hn Watkins, Jr., Hadd0n 5. watkins, >.
] .rl--, and J. W. White were excused.
d. ''..- aa.1 his opinion was that the prisoner
p f-.'i. MI Oppenhimer asked 10 Do e1-
iF--se the accused was frieno OF ms
...-., I. Read, David b. Wilburn, Y. Il. VIII
- 'ii Robert = Cham berlayne were al e1-
s %. .rs also A. X. Gum.
A., -. 'fi buTen had read Ar. EilyHons anu
iia.- reports % the Council and i would
' song evidence 70 remove the impres-
.-'. aal been created. He was tod 10
a.. aside.
Tabs FRON MANCHBsTER.
T'ira list having been called, the Judge
80 MAS undoubtedly all were convinced that
s.l " ''
~. smith suggested Manchester, while Mr..
commended Petersburg. The Common.
f. attorney said that he was niorInen
~ ld lmond papers we're sold ~ fetefess
f.' --A ln Manchester and 20 the cnancee ol
i .-rors in the latter place would not oiiy
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