Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
AFRAID IF MOOSE, WOMAN TELLS
 IN COURT
Pead Eikler Creates a Scene at tombstone Upon Hearing a Chance Remark of Person
 Regarding the Jury Verdict.
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 TOMBSTONE. June I2.-There was an exciting time in the District Court room this morning when the jury in the Pearl Eikler case was brought into the court room. or just prior thereto. The prisoner, a colored woman. while going from the jail into the court room evidently heard some one make the remark that the jury was hung" She interpreted it that the jury was going to sentence her to be hung. When she went into the court room she was tremb- ling from head to foot, and after be ing set down in chair she gave way to her fright and let out some blood curdIing cries and walls that would yhaYe done credit to an Apache brave. After some time she was quieted down by the court bailiffs and the jury was brought into court and the foreman reported to the court that the jury was unable to agree. The court stated to them that he was sor- ry that they were unable 10 arrive at verdict, but if they were unable to arrive at a verdict after considering the case as long as they had he did not feel like holding them together any longer, and he discharged them. The prisoner for some reason again broke cut and carried on for some fifteen minutes, and was so overcome that she had to be carried from the court room by Deputy Sheriff Ned White and Jailer Butler.
 It is said tine jury stood about six and six At one time it is reported the jury might have agreed upon a verdict of manslaughter, but the court had not instructed them in regard to that cause, and upon request being made to the court for verdict blank to fix the crime at that count, the court refused to send the blank in to them. The jury were locked up for three days On the case. IL is very probable that the case will be tried again at the present term of the Dis trict Court, as soon as 1t can be reached.
 The mother of the Eikler woman has been here for several weeks from her home In Texas, and will remain until the case against her daughter has finally been disposed of.
 The case of Mike O'Donnell, eharg ed with trying to break into the branch county jail at Lowell DS breaking the lock thereon in order tc release a friend who was confined therein, was tried in the District Court this morning, and the jury, af ter being out but few minutes brought in a verdict of acquittaL
 The case against John Noonan, whf had been jointly indicted with O'Don nell, was then dismissed by the dis trict attorney. O'Donnell was se elated over the yerdics of the jur1 that after it had been read by tht court and before it had been record cd and read by the clerk to the jury ODonnell got up and started to wall out of the court room The cour called to him to stop and wait uhti the verdict had been recorded, bu O'DonnelPs hearing had been affected by his sudden release, and ne wa! out of the court room before the clerl had the verdict recorded and read t' the jury. The evidence as adducet on the stand did not warEE::ss::.. ssc;iiacin: Noonaa on trial, as it would have been the same as the o'Donnell case
 The argument on motion for new trial in the Musso case will prob ably be called in the morning. Thi matter has been going over on ae count or the illness or the counsel lo the defendant who has been suffer ing from a severe attack of la grippe
 Judgment has not yet been DIG nounced in the Pochon case. the de tendant having been found guilty D an aggravated assault. but it vii probably be given in the morning 3 . o'clock.
 The case of the Territory vs. C. ( Craft. charged with an assault wit intent to commit murder alleged [ have been committed at Douglas set for trial In the morning and II wolves some more of the coiored pol uiation of the Shelter City. Bot the prosecution witness and the d fendanf being colored.
 There will be no session Of tn court during the first three days next week. as the court is called Phoenix to attend a session or n Supreme Court
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