Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08

told twenty-five OF tutftys tnciuotuk
abou tall The Immediate uslghborhood,
besides Others.
me trial occupied the attention OF the
court from Thursday morning until
about s o'clock saturday afternoon,
when Il was given 10 the jury. About
Z o'clock they canic In for further in.
structions, and later, when it seemed
there Was hopeless disagreement, the
Judge gave them some further talk ~ TO
the ncccsslty Of agreeing. supper WAS
then given them, and between III and u
O'Clock they returned Q verdict for the
plaintiff for ssii.'a.
TiIE GRAND JuRY's Busr sEssioS.
Around the grand Jury room It didn't
look like the ordinary May term OF
court. The Jury put In three hard days'
work, and ~erc a. busy as bees In q
clover field. The lobby vas full OF VT.
ncsscs all the time, and they Overlooked
around the front OF the building. Eight.
teen or twenty witnesses were summon
ed In the Ryerson case, and there were
delegations present from other parts oil
the county.
CousIdcrable interest was aroused the
first Of the week by tho report that Win
field \. Bucknam would appear before
the grand Jury and make an attempt "a
secure indictments for perjury against
some Of the plaintiffs witnesses In the
famous case of Tuttle W. Bucknam,
tried nj the last February term. The
rctioubtable, irrcprcssible, INCREASINGLY
active hickman Was promptly on hand,
but the result Of his efforts does not APP
pear In the Hat Of indictments returned
by the jury.
The work done by the jury, In guanti
ty at least, would have done credit 10
regular, semi-annusl session Of the Jury
notw outstanding the fact that less than
three months had elapsed Aimee their last
session. They reported Friday morning
and after being thanked by the court fo'
their services, were finally excused
They returned eleven indictments ne tot
lows:
state ,.. Georrs Washington Ryer.oa.
Murier.
state W. EaTese iIsr,er Arts.
BrcaAinx AMI entering and laresy.
state W. Daniel Hyde.
| Larceny.
state We. Daniel Hyde.
Larceny.
STATE ,.. Moss stsrvr.
Common -slisr.
STATE W. MOI. storer.
| Nuisance.
state We. Georrv Poland.
iivslins AMI entering and hrcsny.
state ,s Georre Poland.
| lAreny.
state We. Henry Poland.
| LArsny.
STATE W. Georre Poland
BreaAins ana entering aud hroeny.
/ state ts. Charie. Wooi.um.
Brcakiaf AMI entering and larceny.
Tur CRIMINAL BusiNvss.
Daniel Hyde Was Arraigncd rrids!
afternoon on two indictments charging
him with the larceny of about eGOo u
money from Albert A. Frost and wlf
of Peru. lie pleaded guilty 10 both In
dictments. On request of bis counsel
Mr.. Swasey, sentence WAS deferred. am
the prisoner Was remanded.
Eugene Herbert Arris WAS arraigne,
on an indictment charging him Will
breaking sud entering the store q
Bridgham a ferpaid at l,umford Falls
and stealing some goods. lie plead
his counsel, aud the case will be tric,
this week.
The Poiapds will not appear 10 an!
great extent Ia the criminal business o
the court this term. Henry e. Poland
who has two indictments To answer "a
Il doing time In Auburn j,il-thst IL, b.
has been he escaped from the work
shop Of that modern structure last Wed
nesday, and IL still At large. Gcorg
Poland, who has some half-dolen In
dictments hanging over him, IL In part
unknown 10 this court. And Charlie
woodsum, one Of the family, IL serv
Ing q three months sentence 10 Auburn
jail.
Moses storer, respondent In two liquo
indictments found thls term, Was brough
In Saturday afternoon aud allowed Z
recognize for hls own appearance. IL
expected that the case will be tried abou
the middle Of the week.
TiiE MURDER TRIAL.
The murder case IL not vet assigned