Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-11


jurors.
jurors as follows:
jonathan Bridges. ....................S edgwck
h j. Carter. ............ Brookilh
Ephraim {. Dyer .....................f franklin
John II. Edridge. ...................B ucksport
John y. Iiancock........ ........ ..Gouldsboro
John l.. lianey ........fehobscot
Irving II. Harding .................. .Biuehill
Charles +. Higgins. ...............-.Eli Ellsworth
\. Il. Neutrality-suspicious.. ....'... orlahd
Albert T. ]ellison.. ............... ELLSWORTH
Edward johnson. ........' SULLIVAN
Charles F. Mooney. .......-......Buckspo
Il. {. Reynold+...... 80. tdeh
1.lewellyn {. Roberts. .............B rooksyille
Augustus {. Savage. MT. Desert
Daniel w. Torrey... ............' ...,pecf Isle
William II. Whitmore.. fremont
All except Charles F. Mooney and
Augustus c. Savage answered to their
names. The court ordered their default
recorded, and they will be summoned on
a capias, to be dealt with by the court.
The summons on one other juror was not
properly made out, and his name WAS not
called.
The Jury was sworn and received Judge
Emery's charge. The jury then retired
to organize, and in fifteen minutes re-
turned to the court room and announced
that they had chosen John p. Haney fore
man and \. b. Hutchings, clerk. The
jury was then excused until = o'clock.
The clerk then read the civil docket.
OF the 276 cases on the docket, only forty
eight were placed on the trial list. OF
these very few Will come to trial. Five
cases on the docket were dismissed and
DOB were continued.
No regular assignment of cases was
made, with the exception of the case of
Henry X Wing vs.. Abby Ford, Hale &
Hamlin for plaintiff, F. l.. Mason and \.
w HI ing for defendant, which was as
signed as the first case for trial Thursday
morning. All other cases were assigned
for Thursday morning, i'll the order they
appear on the docket. This means that
all the lawyers must be prepared to go on
with the trial OF these cases Thursday
morning, as many of the cases will not
come to trial and those near the end of
t he docket may soon be reached.
The traverse jurors, who were not
summoned to appear until Thursday, are
as follows:
Sewell Bowden... ..Penobscot
Stiilman +. Cotln ..Gouldsboro
John DIX. .....-................... MI Desert
Frank a. Douglass. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Castlne
James II. Eaton..... fremont
Walter II. Gardner. ...............,..B uckSport
Leroy X. Grindle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES luehill
sidney c. fIamilton..-.....-...... Br"oklin
Hiram c. Harding. .......,............se dgwlck
Edward l.. Higgins. .............. fremont
John Jellison.. .........,surry
Harry ;. Joncs........... ....... ....Ellswortli
William l. Macomhcr..... Ellsworth
George W. Mason. .orlahd
Richard II. Paine.... .............',.......E Eden
Augustus +. Perry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sullivan
Elmer T.. Rowe. ................,..t Ellsworth
Josiah Smith...... .....................I Trenton
Luke ;. >upcr,. Buck-poft
Nathan ) stanley. ...-.+...,.-.Cr anberry lsles
Angler aPley................. Brooksvlite
Judson Torrey... deer Isle
Frank T.. rann..- #.......,-..,......Deer l-lt
Henry Nhitmore... ........,. Verona
/iba Wilbur. .................. ....,...t rank IN
Ernest w. Nooster.-... ifanc"cb
Deputy sheriffs in attendance at OPEN
ing of court were L. F. Hooper, ELS
worth; William Fennelly, Bar Harbor'
Robert K. JOY, Gouldsboro; David j.
Allen, North Sedgwick; Allard Staples
Orland; William {, Moore, Southwest
EIarbor; George \. Grant, Surry.
The lawyers in attendance at the open
inc Df pGurt were.
Ellswort h-H. +. Hamlin, George p
Button, John b. Redman, Arno W. King,
George B. Stuart, Fred L. Mason, Charles
H. Drummey, Linwood f. Giles, John n
Peters, j., Seth r. Campbell.
Bucksport-O. p. Cunningham, o. f
Fellows.
Bar Harbor, l.. B. Deasy, E. S. Clark
Deer ISLE. p. Spofford.
Castine-George NJ. Warren.
Bluehill-Edward +. Chase.
Southwest Harbor- f. Webster French
George r. Fuller.
Sullivan-Henry Boynton.
Other attorneys put in an appearance
during he daV