The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-04
|UHRMAN ON TRIAL
ry Completed and Taking Of
Evidence Begun.
,sroay OF THE sIo. 900 DRAFT.
- Gesd Men On shs Jsxy-MS. Graves
1sIls How the Drsfs wss Psi1-
Validity Of Charter.


1oernsd for the day, with e. o. Graves
& p che stand. The states case 10 being
ensed to the jury thus far in substan-
96lv the same manner - in the trial Of
9sue. OF whom Mr.. Thurman IL the A.
- sccompiice, but il il already PLAIN
al - the evidence 10 not TO be sandsichsd
81 e hin slices between large slabs Of argu-
nnnt . IL wss In Krug's trial The quss-
= Of the insufacisncy OF the indiesnsas
z = ssissd yesterday. bat . motion for the
xehsYgs Of the prisoner on thst ground
fryips bsen overruied by Judge Humss,
81 nvne dropped without argument for the
nnesnt. The alleged invaiidisy u thu
Snrtes was also touched upon, bat no
nrument ensued.
Ths examination Of jurors wss recon-
nnced o. 80 O'Clock yesterday morning.
4 ptesscuting Attorney Miller and his
issani, Mr.. Mcbride, were present for
{ - state, while Z. G. Hughes again sp-
nunsed for the defense. bat was also accom-
naied by his Law partner. John B. Allen.
j no sss not In court on the day before.
Al i.3o O'Clock the JURORS from Judge
0born's court had eli been tried. and
!. 1heys ret remained vacancy In the jury.
00oCta2 NtssAkJ WoS ADSAD0p k0s010oOAO -
II 20 o'clock. At that hour court recon-
sssed, and half an hour latter the jury
Z ~ completed. It's members are:
4 ME. Garner, . farmer, who lives on
J White river, has been in King county six
yssss, - ~ years old and married.
q Ivan b. Price, . farmer, who lives near
4 Iaumclax, has been in the county Eve
4 years. il q years old and married.
n George Marlowe. painter, who has
4 Iiyed in the city five or six years. and II IS
j resss old and married. He was In the ss..-s
4 Apartment three and ons-haif years.
4 j, ". Phillips. who has lived in the
4 scunty twelve years and has ranch near
II Duenna.
\ Char!es Jevets. an unmarried loersr.
i vho lives near Tolt, il - years old and has
j tsen In the county eight years.
4 John Shepsch, hardware merchant,
4 vho lives 1t Kent and has been in the
I 0unty twelve years. He - IS ysars old
\ ond married.
Charles Smith. farmer. Who lives as
! Gilman.
[ John Mcknight. . carpsntsr. Who has
/ nved in the county eighteen years sad
4 nsmbeF of the state isgislature.
4 J. g. Osburne, . farmer. who has . ranch
scar Stuck Junction, 10 married, 90 years
4 ed and has lived In the county elk or
i sven years.
/ George Botheli, the miilman, who lives
j q BotheIi station, on the Seattle. Lake
Shore d Eastern Railway.
Arthur Perry, who was formerly warden
q the United States penitsntiary Ct No.
] Neips island, but nov lives in Seattle.
Samuel L. Crawford, the Seattle real
state man. Who Is known by everyone.
The three jurors last named were
II 1enrt tv.t< nr,stvt an h> sra~ 81 vap{e~
When the jury had been sworn Mr.. Nc
Bride made his opening statement. merely
seciting what the state expected 10 b able
70 prove. He then called ~ the frst Wit
asss for the state H. W. Miller, who Was
city clerk before George J. Stoneman. He
kssitied 70 the legality OF Krue's election.
md identified the election csrtificats and
Ne bond and oath Of ONCE Krug had made
nd taken. These documents were then
6uoduced in evidence. Mr.. Hughes then
moved the court to dismiss the prosscu-
Gon and discharge the defendant on the
. round that the indictment did not prop
/ srly charge any offenss. Judge Humes
everruled the motion. Then Mr.. Hughes
moved the court to compel the state to
eject on which of the two CHI argos made by
| the indictment Is would try Mr.. Fuhrman.
Judge lIumes ruled that there was but one
alfonso charged. There Was no argument
On either motion.
Ex-Cisy Clerk Htonemau. now . deputy
city clerk. took the stand. carrying under
his arm the manuscript charter book,
nicely embellished In red ink. He told
the Jury that IL was the true charter a. the
charter commission had ief. IL, together
With all amendments. He identified the
Signature OF the mayor TO the certificate
Of its adoption. and Mr.. Mcbride
asksd 20 introduce the certificate in
evidence and allow the court to take
jadieia. eogniEance Of the charter. Mr..
Hughes obi eeted. saying that tho eeriifi-
cate vas in material and amounted TO
seshlng without the charter. lie also
&ssntained that IL was inAdmi.sible. be-
zass n shsued on its face that she char
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