Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-24

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Counsel noted an exception 90 th
question, as asked each juror.
Cayanaugh was accepted by Dc
fence. Holmes developed that he ha
employed D'Arcy to settle an estat
where he bJarded 10 was talked abOt
every day; he was peremDtOrily e.
cused by the state.
Z j. T. Humphrey read numerOt
papers; had some opinion; did no
change his mind without evidence; b
vas challtu ed BY defence, which wa
denied by state. Had MT made al
his mind and felt free to listen 10 th
testimony. Excused by defense.
Chas. McC CJrmick knew nearly al
the parties: heard reports in regard u
the case; had no opinion. would do
what was right, accepted by botl
defence and state.
j. L. Cook knew some of witnesse.
and parties; had read all about tn,
ease; had formed an opinion but II
would yield % evidence; accepted by
defence. The opinion formed was sat
isfactory to himself Excused By
r0urL.
Eight more jurors were called II
D. Manning, Geryals; Prince Byrne
Salem; Clint Kurlz, Salem; Pear
BIackerby, Silyertou; Henry Kraus,
Aurora; r T.. Porter, Aumsyille; WIN.
Armstrong. Sr, Salem; John Craig
Macleay
II ID. Manning called: Knew III
Ford. also defendants; did not know
enough about 10 70 form an opinion,
aud was accepted by the defense.
The state also took him.
Prince Byrne knew all the par, les;
had talked with none OF them about
case; could try the case on the testi-
mony; accepted by defence. Holmes
developed that jurors father-in-law
VAS bondsman for Il defendant aud
that he had made up his mind.
lIOlmes-."l think he ought % be
excuse I.
COURT think 80 too.
Clinton Kurtz did not read the
reports In some Of the papers; was too
busy: read the war news; heard the
rumors: took no special interest; had
formed no opinion but would like To-
be excused from the case Peremp-
torily excused by defence,
Pearl Blackerby, a timer, formed
opinion; would take considerable %
remove IL; had expressed same. De
fence challenged. Holmes got him to
say he could disregard his opinion:
had talked with persons who claimed
they knew the facts lie told the
court his opinion was not entirely
u himself but IL would
take evidence 70 remove II. Excused
llenry Kraus said his brother aud
/. V. Ehlen we're brothcrs-iu. law.
Had an opinion he could not disre-
,ard. Excused fot cause. Not denied
ly the state.
h, h, Porter admitted that his faith
'r aud Counsel Holmes were cousins.
When he stopped at Saicm he iuomed
sitn j. II. McNary's sisters; read
paper ana heard The case discussed
lad formed an opinion as 10 the
,ullt or innocence OF the defendants
nat u would take some evidence 10
emuve, Challenged for cause. State /
lenied. Court excused.
Wm. Armstrong, Sr., knew nearly /
W the parties; hid not formed very
Iehnite opinion; his relation with
udge Boise were ouly formal; his ac-
uaiutance with I'll Ford was ex-
ended Accepted by defence. Holmes
earned that Armstrong took 40 IA.
'm paper; had formed Impressions:
nat no opinions,
Relations Ut friendship would not
cter him from hndinga verdict; 10
.culd take evidence 60 dislodge;
Is Impression formed before there
'as any investigation. State Ex.
used. Defense wanted Armstrong
nd led him To say he could Try the
use In tne style; but Burnett seemed
thiuk he was ton willing aud let
im on, Defence excepted.
John Craig called Knew some of
ifties, had formed no opinion or in-
iessluu of any KIND, aud wa, accented }
defence State found him to :
to their liking aud he became the .
Nth Juror, when the court adjourned Y
ltilp a. IA, Friday.
SECOND DAYS TRIAL.
The feature OF the first day uf the
'llot box cases was the dlsmlssiug OF
e Indictments against l.. \, Ehlen
motion ~ the district attorney.
~ Win the consent ofall the coun.
tor defendants.
ln The second day about forty Law.
rs again sat Within the bar. an
rray ot legal talent" such AS one
dom sees Ia the court house. ItISa
narNole fact that nearly an the
80 Prominent ones are alsu prouin.
/, ia political anairs.
COMPLETING rHE lUKY.
ne cierG noW took trom the box
: names OF T. r. Parknur,t Salem:
helberL North salem: g. q
'dale, Salem; Andrew llusne, ST
ul.
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