New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
ONE or THE 1WELFE STILL VANIIN"'
THE MI,AUGHLIN JURY NOT YET COMPLETE
JUSTICE BARRETT REBrKES DIS
OprDlENT TALESMEN.

THE M'LArGHLIN JURY NOT YET COMPLETE
JUSTICE JARRETT REBrKEs DIS
oprDIENr rALEsMEN.
Ju.,ice Barrett took his seat promptly at 10
o'clock Yesterday morning the oencn OF 'he
Court Of over and Terminer. where Inspector NC
Laughlin is being tried on the charge OF eA'o''''',
There were eleven jurors In the poA. mr. "
whom sworn. the other eight oe'hs p'o>'s'0"'
Jurors 49,
Isaac VILE. OF No rs East Sixty-second-s'.' was
called next. He was asked by Mr. Fox II ne Khe"
Leo Schlesinger. and he said he did not
Has anybody spoken to you about TINS case
..Weu I was told by one OF the taiesmen III the
1ury-room that Leo Schlesiager was inc onN VIII
rose called In the first trial for the defence
,s,,oa rarre,, had given strict instructions 10
the ,ajesmen that they should not talk ABOUT Inc
casn among themselves. and he looked very severe
as he heard this reply 49,
"Vho was the talesman who spoke 10 you
Ills name is Mr. W OIL
Iustice Barrett here took a hand
81 Instructed the talesmen." said he, mot 10
a.,k about the case and your conduct and that
Of the talesman who spoke 10 70" aoou' LEO
scbl.singer IS in direct disobedience to the court
VILE looked uncomfortable as he hearu 'he re-
buke Of the Court
The ,alesman was excused. but just as he was
,oo,irc court Mr.. Fox called him back and told
,,n % rsnain I'm court, as he might he wanted
later - Or. a..
~, yicLarson building materials. No. Sii Nor
r,e.ovs uroyel acceptable 10 both sides and took
The twelfth seat in the box Professionally
Harry W Houston. OF No. 4S Sixth-ave. was then
sworn as Juror No. 4.
Mr. Weeks then challenged peremptorily Harry
d Howell printer No. 81 West Third-st., who oc-
cupied the fifth provisional seat
The trial was resumed after recess. at o'clock
and the search for the twelfth juror was again
begun The first talesman called was Joseph r.
Iopez He had formed opinion about the case
and admitted 70 had expressed this opinion to sew
eral since he had been subpoenaed as a taesman
This is the second time" said Justice Barrett
that talesmen have spoken about this case al
though | gave distinct instructions to the contrary
This is done with the evident intention OF evading
jury duty. and l propose TO have II stopped imme
diatey'
Lopez then excused. 1t was said that the
attention Of the Grand Jury will be called 10 the
case of Iopez and that the latter would be sum
moned before that body and asked TO explain MS
conduct In speaking about the case.
nrasscon AND If is rumored that Information has
been received of attempts 10 influence some or
them Pinkerton detectives have been employed II
is said TO look up the records OF all talesmeh' su
moned.
The night session began at $40 o'clock: ~.
Donald d. Kennedy. carpenter OF NO 40 acr Las.
able and took the twelfth seat In the }n r box box
snfs then S6o SHsnses The S
The Jurors then moved up seat IN the box ana
the twelfth seat Was once more vacant: Inc mex,
S Louis hs saa ne edd hs
man severely and said: You have made a bet
on trial on H Thsh s human bs Stand liberty de-
At this 80 O'clock, the court adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock