Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

vac heaieGeC by CToHO Us cSIes ao ~ :,
yeste.day to witness The triaI OF !sn n"'
lips for the murder Of Geo 3 r.nitn' &C.,
Pail!ps was placed in the dock sS 80.
.'1iock, and tho panel scceptol 5 go ,hs;r
vas called. though cus s'x aogw9 O. 81 ~ 'ue,.
80, "n9 o Moasrs Jas Ereletb, E,E Padgets sno
TE paiheion 81 .enr. TIE hfsi-na u's', ao"-
=. - ..;1ef a iaw mioGtes later, az no
essi, - AZ II Raj. L g Pedgett vas unable
Soaltsr d by .easoa Ct sickness.
!" ~ ~ .,er1es OF she uoW cenits were then
IN ] K, Chppu2an htd fosm,d de-
ciGe3 oDipiop # The trDGcdy, atd 10 Wopld
S"c,,Y,e e;rouy evidence 10 lsmoVe it, He
oo1I3 not Give Pniiiipa isu tiiRi. }. L.
49, and Grsp. Greenwood answered to the
so,os,ff.ot. FfsDci5 Daeton had formed 30
decided ou.niop aud could give the prisoner
a feir trla he may, he ssid, have express.
ed 80 opiGion. Ssmuoi F.oheg had arrived
81 GeGnie conclusion end cou'Gh'G give
the p,i:ouer g fair trial. Z Garrett FOL
l9wed wish the same sseevefa'locs. r.
D;ecn tGd ioim.d an opinlop, hus coulo
give the prisoner tiiai according 20 tLe
evidence; he had DO prejudice sgaine1 lle
Accused, bat had -iti9g for me Vloam Oh
ira tragedy. II. HGnrnhan bad formed an
opioiop 50 positive that &c oooiq npS give
tha n,is5psr ar impartial ;g!sl. ". RLd1
bsd formac most decided opinion and
sceuldn,c give he prisoner fair trial, being,
he sid 8 msn Of atToug prejudice. w. D.
hIkinsop. While hs9inE termed an opinion,
hei;eved he could giSe the prisoner trls!
according tc The law snd eVicehce. o.
- Rnush bsd his doub.s Wheihe: De coud
r,ve tbs prisoner Go impartial heatiIe. L.
shn,osr Fad no decided opinion CT TIE case
ord ,sop.G pct cuLeoie r;iouely CT The 1fg
~ / CanArkeu hsd formed ecme dscidtd
omn.on ot auodry matters C0nnecled WIFE
,tDs-,r,.e6y he coud ret cay, however.
that be was pcsitigo IL bis conviction 10 81
az. (estuTes lftbe tragedy be hsc no pre-
iodice sgp,nst the prisoner. III Aosme
oad of.en expressed positive. decideo OPT =,
sone rs TO tte guilt CT tee 6ccuseo anu
1u,u!d;,'; sag is wca prepeftd 70 eve nm
an l1apar.ia t.i2i. W. &. mms!nhn re-
tnrnsd nse answe,s 10 tho inte!rcSatione:
"a d,G. els3 J. Il 3 uce, Thomas Hoy a.
A. WsIt;sn. Theodore Chase ta0 a.
lived AZ 30 positive oIne!u5ioe sac cou 10 ao'
-,ob;as<ei. Geo 81. RlDken bad formed 90
opinion aGd 1t you'd rfqa!re s'r,pS evil
dance 70 ramocei- J. d. Mauths.G wac
,,r6sre.; 70 stand up. srd in answer he
fi,st o1aslicn replied t1at rs vas ez mp
rom inv service, hsV!rg h.en an active
G,srnsn ty7onty .eight ysarl, y. b Hopsine
hsS ,otmed his option. but additional evil
s;ance could seelye him he oe1d nos un'
hiszsed. ~. q. Chau0co7 Touidn,6 give
the 2,isoner fair t,ia, having ALREADY
,,-riucd % mia own couc 'usions regarding tie
trsga9o ss hsd also Ei ChnrcdI who
,r,s ness examined. u. Ahero'd opinion
,.aa nositive sud ne feared it wcu have lite
weicht 10 deliheraiilg on ;ha csse, Jonn
z zyereld. However, had Gems TO no oecld-
ID conclusion regarding the tragedy be
nd read bit little eboui the occurrence and
cou,d se5 fairly 10 The piemiSe5. w. T.
Tnlmptb,s oyinion OF The tTsgeoy Wa7 Of
anoh q Catcre that he C0u dat sot rncisa5eQ
At this iGncture, thirteen OF the sam Dcheo
having been detained, new panai was o.
do cd from 1bicl to selsos = remaining
three and the cou7t, q. u o'clock, tcek
recess uu.il ,.
nrccess OF ssse,iJe jar3ne "ea oon''euec,
the usual qnes.ionF haiog prop2uaoeo shu
meny "iiSe answers ra:usned az before
Messrs. L. Saumgo, Cass. Mershe'l, I. j.
Coz, lanes Eyeeth. Ftanoia DeetoD, Y.
HnnkI,s ". "A. q knsop. phn Fl Zgerai0,
n hIchesop. e 81. B-il, ]. 81. Pesse, hugo
9etfurti and John 4. Jasper. VITO bad neen
gir,ually accepted se juryDen, were 10 shei'
naoas in front Of tie Judges oesb. Taeo
Sore Cheese. however, wbo lad sl3o been re-
famed. failed 10 appear, eu6 Judge Norton
djs0stched messenger for b!Ds AID In
few minutes ne appeared In court.
: O1inn had formed the Usual opinion OF
eba cass fem the newspaper reports era
csspel ob:erv2 iona. His convictions ware
Of spch patute that be coulc nos % on iu
Partial Juror. Joseph Sotsers hso ior[nso
similar opinions from whioe re cidnt .hinS
he could be moved Jussus Schneider oicnt
snipk he woald prove IL iu!ynaD ifom
che fact that he had known tie prisoner
from his infancy and would DC icc!ineo 10
s1mpathize with bin therefore. De ccuio
not do tbs Commonwealth Jastice. Nj
Ba,ke, after in.errogsticg Mr' =, ss'o De
was ccmpetent iury men. bat the aage *
cuseG him. to which ruling az eScee JOE was
,skenT e E Graham had positive opin
ion Of ,ne affair ard had go eSpfesseo ni"'
salt ,;,,o,
end conid Give Phil fps fair AID Impartial
tria, R. M. Graham vas disqualified ,or q
iurvmsn from the fact that lie bad tlrneS
an opinion enc vas pfejudile6. Roosr'
Grlues's decided erd positive opinioD alt
iroanao ..e1 him for jlry service. A.t,r
vaitirg sbaut half On hour VIM. barley, r."
wan brought ir; he, too, had formed p. 81
tive orInion from witch be could net ba re-.
moved; hence be vac Id 10 sand sslde;
Fifteen men SO fer bud TEN retained, Ri d
agsin were summons Bent OFT f1r others,
and anolhe. long interval followed, at n
end af which J h Henshaw gas produced
he. Ia answer tleusual que.ti:ns, proved
Go he an ioeomp, t jaEyman from bis pre-
Siousy io.meG opinions and tias.
At 4:30 o'cicck the jors vas completed Dy
the acceptance of Mii!srd Padgett end WI
Davis, exception having bsen iRsen to J. M.
Peake.
Soo words enough. in kis free lecture Satur-
day. at 3 o. n, at Arlington Institute go hiog
street, Prof. Eti,nae Lambert will demonstrate
49, N -,rnh tnnuxledpa OF EIeI ch tOaYerss-