June 13, 1899 (4 pages)

— ile Be. » {plea of “insanity jational Haghes of Bridgepor PijJ.ohn Ha . & ws hall ; e i r re tractive “‘Posters’s Last Weather Forecast. . ~ : ogg see 08s, Mo, treather dew . Says: My last bulletin gave) {forecasts of the Storm waves to cross “y a farmer, lBed , inion tb . iremove, Wwi ld 0 ona . tbe continent.from the Sth to the 1th . . q . and the 13th to thé 17th. © I-} The next disturbance will reach the , . Pacific Coast about the 18th, cross west ‘Jot the Rockies country by the o y-évensnd mude Among ‘“ His Own. of e Defenc years ago. Kuew *Eitroy: well. Wasa particular [20th to Have an opinion that could . a9q.friend. in roy Kil t Sho He Lnot be removed by evidence. Could . =.4° warm wave will cross. west of the not try him fairly. : them. Fd, with bs roy. ie ng by evidence. I believe Moore central valleys the 23d and Eastern y. Icould give him a. fair. trial. . States the 26th. ld be willing to accept. Moore: as cts Temperature and rainfall of the week a juror on a case of mine if our Osi ions were reversed and he felt as I eee Hp~ Many Talesmen From All Parts of the County who as the Merits of the Gre Ca States the 22d. i Waster tainer living atorGrass tknew. Moore Kil_& cool wave will cross vient of the bees “Ss « . to $2. of . TOPS 8re to be destroyed. of these weather events. ng; Tota e MNNNNNNNNNNNTNNONN DNONRN Should be Adjusted. t hese that Ki on the other hand the defense wibell ged Mr. Keenan, The foltowMoor ho shot to/}challen upon and sworn to tution by unwarranted assault with a club ad long been . Us were then accepted _ serve as jurors :;. R. M. ORYER: JOHN W. DAVIS. WM. O'NEILL. crazy with the idea that Kilroy proposed (kill him at the a eee the prosecution peremptorily } if made a chatlenged Mr. Pingree and the defense tga to their . , deserved. L know Mir. Tyrrell to speak . will be,.anxious. as.to.whether Thunder en . . been completed,’ There remained prosecution’s attempt to. show that the killing wa , box L: GC. Bingree; John Keenan dany'® * cold-. the M. Of; and premeditated murder and that the defends l.” “O'Neil Wni. and "Otyer . ®. while first opportunity. Cents ee ee Be FSO) The nature of the questions propounded by che law, pies © a the talesmen in the Moore case today is’ indicativg wilful . the frst panet of twelve. talesmen had in. save his own life, and that Moore was and/@° 50 result as a and excused otabyid ge the plaintiff Wm. %torms, electric storms, ‘hail storms ce my:) BB S(t would not influen s father Moore’ an ea : ce tien we: wa ten stance! was excused at defendant ‘. Floyd ant’s y 2 a Jaks ’ in{and tornadoes are results from the Siediot same cause and this year will be ful : blooded and shrewd scoundrel and deserves ha do. . (0428 § 8. m., June 26th, will average. From “. believed what I read about the kill-. 20rmal. Spe i _ . ing, but do not always believe what the That this would be a year of de-}: structive hail storms was a feature of id another I would en ne St i a fale iced Bie 4 previoys. bulletins and. now that. the Have : Mr. Power: ixed. Opinions as to/acauit bim. Toread tornado forecasts have been sustained of aie poy es gyi Me a believe in Hunging when it is . sections of the country sabject to hail Moore. I . 4 oP e seks + ontracts 4 FOR CHILDREN, ‘tockies country about the 18th, great {central valleys. the 20th and Eastern @id no! andthit talked Tot iba 6. Rockies country about the 2ist, great. aie: miner aight: be"wake s6 Also That He Was Partially Insane at the Ti day and — The news new: stories all corresponded and I b ; <-> en rty. deeded to that. insti. Jat!farectas uuve yeruseds aa Pre Rhe Yrs. Stanford —i+-worth. is correct, the Union threatens to preTh could be converted into . vent them from. working. The Reno! Journal of Saturday says: It is to be IN hoped ‘that the matter will be amica +4Ge> Telephone 301, e Latest ‘all Paper. a bench war, director of the Metebly and satisfactorily adjusted, for T-woald be. prejudiced Mr. Richards, for whom to op . is ar p. m./oo ets not upon gy. was it ological Obs vatory at Copenhagen, trouble of that kind would be sure I] rant was uke élea of partial : issued, jexplained that ; Is called the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It come Jurors secured to 3:15 ‘ insanity. aed natty on dy everybo to waly disastro e ‘operat compan his and Aree s prin ; declares that l! y. in stripes with Hint to reach the courta im posel tie, for for ers oars cape ead club} d agit to and céi ling to match, It is wonderfullycipa right provide a jons has he bNnded that officer , sufferand an k greatest, roll-qall the emselves with the . the Comstock, andwage @@fiiera of the. t style borders out of 23 talesmen examined: belieynand then state he is going to ‘house jn time rich in its effecte and is bou the nd be BOfan to be lasting. ‘Then it i 8 reasonab R.-M, Cryer t him, I think under such cirhad to élose his store to come when he ' strongest poisond ir 1 order to be able, . ers would le in price. ; . ‘ Union. ; . He'was excused, : shorten did d to justifie be ‘ iin case of extrem istress, wottld man a ces eumstan John W. Davis The court adjourned till 1:30, their sufferings. lin striking back. I believe the proseVy bi SES THOSE cution must prove a man guilty before he is ghilty. “I-could give him a‘fair Wm. O'Neill RANGPUR CARPETS Does This Strike You? ating 1! complexions, Nause y Mudd Mr. APTERNOQN SESSION. trial. To Mr. Power: I know. breath come from chronic constipation We’ : : Tyrrell. He is not my attorney nor His honor reported that James Howabsolute ve just received: the law table? Science Karl’s Clover Root Tea is-an acceptIhave I would n is preven mptiothat, he been. by: hasexpounded Closely wo as the court. a lett of, Lake City was ill with Bright’s Consu gers has proven and fifty for sold been has and cure The worst per ashe~~ 25 ots. W.J. Wasle is suicidal. lon absolute guarantee, Price _ Just nk of it—only feeling against the death penalty, a} disease and unable to appear for jury, can be cured with Shil ’s Cough’ and ‘and 50cts. For sale by H: Dickerman, charge a on Moore Challenged by{duty, His name was stricken from the H. #4: of prejudice against it. trial The e positiv on” Sod tf . pene ge Cure. + _ the druggist? H. Kilthe prosecution. ‘Traversed ‘by de-/) ist. rs. Forasale of murderi*¢ Policeman Wm. _. guarantee for over fifty’ 4 tf 4 ——-+ 60 Sy To Mr. Tyrrell: I am not re Nine fendant. morning early talesmen weré called and sworn = i. Dickatiat, the-d ggist. the on roy at th city awe have @ full lin eis to hanging a murderer. To opposed For Rent. in ady-mad o’clock ten this sea! cade, etc. —— + ee of Me-ch Sist, began at make rt rb grvong and Outside Skirts iaauek the Court: L have not moral prejudice . for examination. gek, Tranthe in room : Percale, Brostore vacant The morning. Wim. Yeaw of Washington is a miner: deserved. this is it : against hanging ‘when A VEGETABLE cathartio hat can be the Superior Court rent. Infor d ‘offere is Block soript up1 Do not know ‘Moore or Kilroy. Have Challenge overruled. relied upon to do its work) thoroughly District Attorney E. B. Power quire of Fred E. Brown. Jobn Keenan, 4 miner who had lived . read of the killing but not talked much Joseph Hood’s Pills. peared for the prosecution, and it. Have formed no opinion. orjabout % Moore known had years, 41 here sat Kilroy, a brother of the dead man, 30 years. Knew Kilroy well. He \ was . Have no prejudice against the plea of Sf my friend, the same 4s is any officer. . i nsanity and of insanity on one matby him. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Power.— sanity on others. Such and Leavening ter in repopinion:. all d of unqualifie Valley an Highest formed. Grass Have of John R. Tyrrell } would not cocindion a case Thos! ei Power: Mr. . To d. T'raversed e." Challenge resented the defendant. a juror could try Moore fairly. standpoint. Idon’t. think an_ officer Tf fresh are killing The details of the Challenged overruled. To Mr. Tyrrel:. has a right to club a man except So are My opinion is passed on what I have jas provided’ by law. I understand jn the minds of the people. the heard and read. I have no prejudica. the principle of reusonable doubt. I those of the flight of the accused, against.Moore. It would take strong} cotld give Moore a fair triar Wonld Veale Sheriff by capture chase and his to change my mind. I would) believe the witnesses for the defense evidence Bay of Contra Costa county at Old believe other witnesses before Moore. . as quickly as those for the prosecution. ChaHenged by the defendant. To Mr. Io Mr. Power: Don’t believe in capital Point on April 24th. when: Tyrrell: Am not prejudiced against punishment. If I had my way the law fresh and bright looked Moore the plea of insanity, but do not know. would bé abolished. Challenged for he was brought into the court-room as to purtialinsanity. I believe a man. bias. ToMr. Tyrrell : In spite of -my ever. and he was as imperturbable as. to return blow for blow. Tl belief I would if satisfied the evihas a right Oakdon't think an officer has a right to. dence warranted hanging vote to con-. == His father, who had come from do my duty strike a man without cause. I would . vict and hang. I should jand, sat near him. in upthe evidence of the prosecution . and follow the law. I believe believe to was acted trans ess busin unjust. be it "” ‘Phe first though law the holding if] defense. the of that ‘ ; y quicker than «all the roll of jurors. Some eight the evidence was as strong on one side . Challenge overruled, To Mr. Power: I : Iam prejudiced. iam be not to Will try was should give} one ng would. I Agency For--[lonog: as on the other I think answered. A missi gar a eS e . not infallible. If I doubted the insanG. Richards and Judge Nilon ordered the verdict tothe defendant. It would I should: consider artake stronger evidence on the part of} ity of the accused the clerk to issue a warrant for his Shasta his innocence than him sane. 1 don’t believe a man should sh establi to Moore of rest. ‘Two others (Messrs. Howlett of the people to. take another's life if the provocation part the on would it Lake City and M. C. Hogan of North convict him. Have no scruples against were words only. £. BOdell, a farmer of Rough and As a juror San Juan) were absent, but it was anhanging. To the Court: be?governed by. the evidence Ready township, said: Don’t know would I and soon ve arri d woul they ced noun taken in the court. Challenge disalMoore or Kilroy. .Have formed a qualified opinion. Would take sworn eviboth sides expressed a willingness to lowed. : dence before newspaper accounts. proceed. Robert oryer, a former saloon keeper realize that°in their zeal to get: facts of Grass Valley, did not know Moore newspapers sometimes get away from Then’ began the drawing ofa jury. not'read much of the The Judge stated the qualifications or Kilroy. -Havetrouble with the eyes, facts. ict ease because of Distr the and jury a for $1 00 Mikado Soa ssary ‘nece Mascot Whiskey..cccs.ssecseeeee it discussed but little. ly. Ithink there is partial insanity. heard have and Have read of such cases, but know of accu1 trial. fair a 4 00 Silk Soap. ant .. Attorney gave an outline of the defend ... give Whiskey. I could Duffy’s Malt none. I believe there are times. when 00 Clairette Soap: oe believe there is sach a thing as partial a man-is_justified in defending himself ‘1 sation. e0+ .:.-sss ..:. Whiskey. Pepsin I cae ae ; first’ insanity. My health is not good and . 1 00 to the extent of taking life. I came ea .500. ..5. Whiskey. Chas. A, Grissel’s name was the a Cock into Game go to (shy subject fit Water Queen SQ ine of may not be a [=BNPa] (AMA! (x6M] (BMA) (-0AQ) [2805] [-8%Aa] (,09,) [-Sing) (c.Mp] from Lilinois and have sat in criminal . ‘drawn. Mr. Grissel is a butcher rogjury box. I believe in self-defense to Copco (white) 8 ia -this city. In response to the inter he some extent, and do not think an offieases there. To Mr. Power: Iam not 15 s LX Zp Whiekoy.cccoAeodiadleccisanae d Ra «ee 5 -atives of Attorney. Tyrrell he state tomake an unproprejudiced against capital punishment. right the has cer 00 d 1 . frien a :.+.: . was k Whiskey Mr. Tyrrell never acted as my attorney. & Rye Roc knew Moore slightly and A Fine Line * could voked assault onaman. To Mr. Power: Maple Baa’. :.--cessclizcinedneay-<+ 1 OB ‘of Kilroy. He did not think he know bim I know him. I believe the insanit and : Tyrrell Mr. near live 4 I a of it plea is oftenabused. Ido not think give the defendant the benef Sherry WAG, <.5.0+0cdissatnesscesebenee 50 h well, but that would not influence. my —OF— pre on doar Piss cngend da on verdict. I have not formed an opinion eccentricity would excuse a man who d+ cbesee 50 + . Port Witieicesesccccccoscacsentdgsonj rosecuti committed’ a crime. Sympathy for him an cballe ap. te the killing. I might have exMoore’s aged father would not prevent ' ht thoug He enge. chall the d traverse pressed a qualified opinion. Have no my finding Moore guilty. Passed. he knew the facts of the case, but he es ‘against hanging for wilful serupl st again bias any had W. D. Foster, miner, of Washington: .“¢ ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee he as did not know . [don’t believe in the right of Knew Kilroy slightly. Have a tixed murder he k 0 thin not is the Best. did He t. the defendan words for r anothe kill one man to Trial, = = = = © @ ita ve Gi opinion. of. defemdant’s guilt. Do not . Al Fresh trom the Mitts. could give . Moore a fair trial. The alone. Passed. wed. think evidence would removeit. Chal-. —— challenge was allo eee John W. Davis,a farmer living ten S$. McCausland of Scott’s Flat,Hea miles below Grass Valley, did not know lenged by defense. Traversed. ‘To and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Meal, t H-O-Oa Ll deaf. tly Mr. Power: Icould take the evidence . rancher, said he was sligh much read He Moore or Kilroy and did not a1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. from the witnesses and the law as from did not know Moore or Kilroy. ng and about'the case, Could give defendant the Court. Don’t know as I could try Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. bad read and talked of the killi the dea fairtrial. Am not prejudiced against the case impartially and lay aside any . jhad formed.an opinion as to what y in-a criminal case. insanit Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. of A plea the he fendant’s guilt, because from as parbias I had. I might do it. I have no. thing a such is there believe I He Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. read he could not do otherwise: ndtial insanity and self-defense. To Mr. bias against Moore. To Mr. Tyrrell: defe the ve belie t 1 believe Moore guilty. Don’t think . d-no Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. coul y naturall . ‘Power: Am a native of New York, ant as against the mewspaper accounts near Auburn. Have a passing acquaincould try him fairly. To Mr. Power: o——>-$-~<— The I could not do otherwise than convict. Challenged on account of bias: with Mr. Tyrrell. . He is doing Challenge allowed. tance usMcCa Mr. rsed. trave ready cooked--Ory challenge was Far a Quick Lunch--al that some business for my father. Believe L. Payne of Grass Valley is a miner: jJand said to the District Attorney imin henging where deserved. I think an [up Don’t know Moore. Saw Kilroy once. he could not give the accused French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cang 25 cts. alan officer has a right to quiet, a disHave read and talked of the case, formTHE NETHERSOLE BRACELET partial trial. The challenge was force ary necess nce and to use ‘turba is all the Go and we have a Great Variety. cts. 25 cans 2 s, Tomale ing a fixed opinion that defendant is 3 owed. ay Kapp & Streets Canned a merin doing it. .Passed. of j guilty. Couldn’t try him unless by ment assort e@ fine [3 a can have per We 20c : J. D. Fleming of this city, farmer, Sauce, and L. Dickerson, a dairyman rail tHeintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato years and chant, bad known Moore 95 : Have read Judge Lynch. Challenged and allowed. Ladies’ Long Cnains, Nolleg. fenee neiy, g residin was and s Jobn Pascoe of Grass Vailey, a miner, . . z knew Kilroy six or more year this case and believe desaid: Have not formed much, of an Gent's Chains, ular friend. He thought. he and talked of it:. fendant guilty. It would have to. be opinion. Newspapers are changeable. Ang a Very Nite Line of j nie e. strong evidence to change my Opinion. They can’t be depended on. One day s} Chink I would be prejudiced against is long euough to believethem. Think AMA.) [a5] [ot %8,] [eh My) [AM AMA] [aS%s. of. jefendant right through. Challenged a man may be insane on one point and . e a] Id -2&-nn (eee,] [gBPA,) e[sh@ iste) Se. fy F ° aes * \*, wi eur?! . *wge?] by defense. To Mr. Power: I would . Sane? oe (ua?) cue? (oan?) Sean?) (ou . ewe?) Pour®. fews") Many of them are did . aot find a man guilty till it was so}sane on ailI others. Manufacturing Jeweler. understand the doctrine of times. —— proven. Ido not think [ could actimat reasonable doubt. To Mr. Power: in this case. E. B. Odell John Pascoe _ tarot nsFOy Contsa Yard Sewed and Laid. ell& Fleming, noeRREERED + é Wilhlg shapely Van Kid Broad Street, corne Bakir : oF Tan, an, iden ly done — ley ABSOLUTELY PURE (Up-to-date Merchants.) AAUULALAdAn iiidddddddadddbddddd — . BEEYvE GROChy. — J. J. JACKSON, © Blue La Mhiskey tsup for “ROSEBERG,” Depot Fancy Groceries re eememmcenect At SCHMIDT BROS. PATE FOIS. DEVILED A\ MEATS AND FISH. ss tes (a its ss ek rt fad fad Sad See ee, Gus) Whiioten 1 00 Breakfast Goods. Ohnret, Wiis csessneajgsvesqrisidendersnve 25 / ITED LATEST. SASH BUCKLES, SHIRT WAIST SET AND PI ._ . NECK CLASPS. 4. B. WOLF, CASH’GROCER SILVER NOVELTIES. Cc. J. BRAND, YOOOORIOIOROORIOOISOIOIIOIIOIOK ially he was a boy. for actual bias. To. oart ,. Chal A. D. Allan, foundryman, of Nevada . Known Mr. ‘Tyrrell since lay the opinCity e my verdict I. not influenc d not. would coul it . was “I and boy whena er: Moore Pow Knew : ‘Mr. not don’t think-eccentricity is insanity. If is very friendly with Kilroy, Am hearing, rd of har ivert e Bone r Moore. __ Believe the court instructed me that defendst John P. = again diced preju le y. to of Grass Valle opinion. ant must positively prove insanity be. a boiler makerDid roy or] Moore guilty. [tis a fixed Kil w fore accepting that plea, I would ackno not f. uite dea and allowed. oebe ChallengdedJilbert, the instraction. I would not think cept . : City Nevada miner, ‘oore. He bad formed "Richar i aga reju but . it likely an officer had used a club if him, with case worked and Kilroy Knew to Vag ve eould take evidence Moore. ‘Have an unwhere the officer: was killed the club a he thought did not know opinion I think that ap. to Moore’s . was found in his pocket. good remove the opinion and fixed ed qualifi thing. % e defendant: punishment is a capital . it. remove e.could he might not perhaps giv evidenc no and guilt d. owe all nge lle Cha d. ChaWw.llenge Neva ‘miner off Nevada Floyd, a ami h Challenge; ‘William Floyd, : a TyrrelBl l po saloon keeper and Pemili e * 4 i m. O'Neill, "Po From by was traversed by the popese up. blacksmith at ‘Truckee; Did not know City: I knew Kilroy and Moore. Moore guilty and it think -I ng readi . as n opinio an Have Moore or Kilroy. ts) Mr. ‘ ld tak some evidence to remove ’ { \ my mind from the evidence. ural the. to defendant's guilt, formed from what . wou take ve the) prejudiced Iam not 1:I would nat L could give him a fair trial. I. the idea, f°. some believe dywou nkagainst i thiof a plea seed insantakeons: the de-. I read. ld pati ld e. I wou [ re ve Moorre. e . Moo befo s prov tpro mast esse ionn mus witn atio ecut r osec pros othe the nd rata e ; und . wed. was allo ’ The fendant. y is 4 vicious, uncontrollable ‘mason of Grass. his guilt. nd.Was I believe in such a plea. insanit relu ic . oy. Kilr jon. Au insame person is more or re ’ Moo r pass w I} e ‘ tuo n ity. i insan al valley, F excited than a'sane person. sed a ny . . as insanity, and as ofparti qu! Was . quickly nse. defe self law He had formed and expres the in eve befi d think men might be all right on some on but did not take newspa-“. torm erly a deputy constable, I woul on others. I could oints and in ments be. p to. der d if tried for murwere te, sat’fege of . be of ice the plea e inst n in the. give Moore4 fait trial. Yo Mr. Power: at=e] age whose minds epee P have no prejudice us seruplea against. } ie mine towards this de. Have no conscientio insane the {hi think not realize the l person ; pio] Bee iu proper cases. nk a should ing hang . of age [do The r: for. ed Powe car Mr. be ject and ' fendant. To sub one on ane ins be cou;ld j * Py It is a pleasure to sweep. EASY TO SEE % A long distance or read ordinary print if you have a good sweeper. © if you have Which are acceptably fitted. 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— ile Be. » {plea of “insanity jational Haghes of Bridgepor PijJ.ohn Ha . & ws hall ; e i r re tractive “‘Posters’s Last Weather Forecast. . ~ : ogg see 08s, Mo, treather dew . Says: My last bulletin gave) {forecasts of the Storm waves to cross “y a farmer, lBed , inion tb . iremove, Wwi ld 0 ona . tbe continent.from the Sth to the 1th . . q . and the 13th to thé 17th. © I-} The next disturbance will reach the , . Pacific Coast about the 18th, cross west ‘Jot the Rockies country by the o y-évensnd mude Among ‘“ His Own. of e Defenc years ago. Kuew *Eitroy: well. Wasa particular [20th to Have an opinion that could . a9q.friend. in roy Kil t Sho He Lnot be removed by evidence. Could . =.4° warm wave will cross. west of the not try him fairly. : them. Fd, with bs roy. ie ng by evidence. I believe Moore central valleys the 23d and Eastern y. Icould give him a. fair. trial. . States the 26th. ld be willing to accept. Moore: as cts Temperature and rainfall of the week a juror on a case of mine if our Osi ions were reversed and he felt as I eee Hp~ Many Talesmen From All Parts of the County who as the Merits of the Gre Ca States the 22d. i Waster tainer living atorGrass tknew. Moore Kil_& cool wave will cross vient of the bees “Ss « . to $2. of . TOPS 8re to be destroyed. of these weather events. ng; Tota e MNNNNNNNNNNNTNNONN DNONRN Should be Adjusted. t hese that Ki on the other hand the defense wibell ged Mr. Keenan, The foltowMoor ho shot to/}challen upon and sworn to tution by unwarranted assault with a club ad long been . Us were then accepted _ serve as jurors :;. R. M. ORYER: JOHN W. DAVIS. WM. O'NEILL.. crazy with the idea that Kilroy proposed (kill him at the a eee the prosecution peremptorily } if made a chatlenged Mr. Pingree and the defense tga to their . , deserved. L know Mir. Tyrrell to speak . will be,.anxious. as.to.whether Thunder en . . been completed,’ There remained prosecution’s attempt to. show that the killing wa , box L: GC. Bingree; John Keenan dany'® * cold-. the M. Of; and premeditated murder and that the defends l.” “O'Neil Wni. and "Otyer . ®. while first opportunity. Cents ee ee Be FSO) The nature of the questions propounded by che law, pies © a the talesmen in the Moore case today is’ indicativg wilful . the frst panet of twelve. talesmen had in. save his own life, and that Moore was and/@° 50 result as a and excused otabyid ge the plaintiff Wm. %torms, electric storms, ‘hail storms ce my:) BB S(t would not influen s father Moore’ an ea : ce tien we: wa ten stance! was excused at defendant ‘. Floyd ant’s y 2 a Jaks ’ in{and tornadoes are results from the Siediot same cause and this year will be ful : blooded and shrewd scoundrel and deserves ha do. . (0428 § 8. m., June 26th, will average. From “. believed what I read about the kill-. 20rmal. Spe i _ . ing, but do not always believe what the That this would be a year of de-}: structive hail storms was a feature of id another I would en ne St i a fale iced Bie 4 previoys. bulletins and. now that. the Have : Mr. Power: ixed. Opinions as to/acauit bim. Toread tornado forecasts have been sustained of aie poy es gyi Me a believe in Hunging when it is . sections of the country sabject to hail Moore. I . 4 oP e seks + ontracts 4 FOR CHILDREN, ‘tockies country about the 18th, great {central valleys. the 20th and Eastern @id no! andthit talked Tot iba 6. Rockies country about the 2ist, great. aie: miner aight: be"wake s6 Also That He Was Partially Insane at the Ti day and — The news new: stories all corresponded and I b ; <-> en rty. deeded to that. insti. Jat!farectas uuve yeruseds aa Pre Rhe Yrs. Stanford —i+-worth. is correct, the Union threatens to preTh could be converted into . vent them from. working. The Reno! Journal of Saturday says: It is to be IN hoped ‘that the matter will be amica +4Ge> Telephone 301, e Latest ‘all Paper. a bench war, director of the Metebly and satisfactorily adjusted, for T-woald be. prejudiced Mr. Richards, for whom to op . is ar p. m./oo ets not upon gy. was it ological Obs vatory at Copenhagen, trouble of that kind would be sure I] rant was uke élea of partial : issued, jexplained that ; Is called the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It come Jurors secured to 3:15 ‘ insanity. aed natty on dy everybo to waly disastro e ‘operat compan his and Aree s prin ; declares that l! y. in stripes with Hint to reach the courta im posel tie, for for ers oars cape ead club} d agit to and céi ling to match, It is wonderfullycipa right provide a jons has he bNnded that officer , sufferand an k greatest, roll-qall the emselves with the . the Comstock, andwage @@fiiera of the. t style borders out of 23 talesmen examined: belieynand then state he is going to ‘house jn time rich in its effecte and is bou the nd be BOfan to be lasting. ‘Then it i 8 reasonab R.-M, Cryer t him, I think under such cirhad to élose his store to come when he ' strongest poisond ir 1 order to be able, . ers would le in price. ; . ‘ Union. ; . He'was excused, : shorten did d to justifie be ‘ iin case of extrem istress, wottld man a ces eumstan John W. Davis The court adjourned till 1:30, their sufferings. lin striking back. I believe the proseVy bi SES THOSE cution must prove a man guilty before he is ghilty. “I-could give him a‘fair Wm. O'Neill RANGPUR CARPETS Does This Strike You? ating 1! complexions, Nause y Mudd Mr. APTERNOQN SESSION. trial. To Mr. Power: I know. breath come from chronic constipation We’ : : Tyrrell. He is not my attorney nor His honor reported that James Howabsolute ve just received: the law table? Science Karl’s Clover Root Tea is-an acceptIhave I would n is preven mptiothat, he been. by: hasexpounded Closely wo as the court. a lett of, Lake City was ill with Bright’s Consu gers has proven and fifty for sold been has and cure The worst per ashe~~ 25 ots. W.J. Wasle is suicidal. lon absolute guarantee, Price _ Just nk of it—only feeling against the death penalty, a} disease and unable to appear for jury, can be cured with Shil ’s Cough’ and ‘and 50cts. For sale by H: Dickerman, charge a on Moore Challenged by{duty, His name was stricken from the H. #4: of prejudice against it. trial The e positiv on” Sod tf . pene ge Cure. + _ the druggist? H. Kilthe prosecution. ‘Traversed ‘by de-/) ist. rs. Forasale of murderi*¢ Policeman Wm. _. guarantee for over fifty’ 4 tf 4 ——-+ 60 Sy To Mr. Tyrrell: I am not re Nine fendant. morning early talesmen weré called and sworn = i. Dickatiat, the-d ggist. the on roy at th city awe have @ full lin eis to hanging a murderer. To opposed For Rent. in ady-mad o’clock ten this sea! cade, etc. —— + ee of Me-ch Sist, began at make rt rb grvong and Outside Skirts iaauek the Court: L have not moral prejudice . for examination. gek, Tranthe in room : Percale, Brostore vacant The morning. Wim. Yeaw of Washington is a miner: deserved. this is it : against hanging ‘when A VEGETABLE cathartio hat can be the Superior Court rent. Infor d ‘offere is Block soript up1 Do not know ‘Moore or Kilroy. Have Challenge overruled. relied upon to do its work) thoroughly District Attorney E. B. Power quire of Fred E. Brown. Jobn Keenan, 4 miner who had lived . read of the killing but not talked much Joseph Hood’s Pills. peared for the prosecution, and it. Have formed no opinion. orjabout % Moore known had years, 41 here sat Kilroy, a brother of the dead man, 30 years. Knew Kilroy well. He \ was . Have no prejudice against the plea of Sf my friend, the same 4s is any officer. . i nsanity and of insanity on one matby him. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Power.— sanity on others. Such and Leavening ter in repopinion:. all d of unqualifie Valley an Highest formed. Grass Have of John R. Tyrrell } would not cocindion a case Thos! ei Power: Mr. . To d. T'raversed e." Challenge resented the defendant. a juror could try Moore fairly. standpoint. Idon’t. think an_ officer Tf fresh are killing The details of the Challenged overruled. To Mr. Tyrrel:. has a right to club a man except So are My opinion is passed on what I have jas provided’ by law. I understand jn the minds of the people. the heard and read. I have no prejudica. the principle of reusonable doubt. I those of the flight of the accused, against.Moore. It would take strong} cotld give Moore a fair triar Wonld Veale Sheriff by capture chase and his to change my mind. I would) believe the witnesses for the defense evidence Bay of Contra Costa county at Old believe other witnesses before Moore. . as quickly as those for the prosecution. ChaHenged by the defendant. To Mr. Io Mr. Power: Don’t believe in capital Point on April 24th. when: Tyrrell: Am not prejudiced against punishment. If I had my way the law fresh and bright looked Moore the plea of insanity, but do not know. would bé abolished. Challenged for he was brought into the court-room as to purtialinsanity. I believe a man. bias. ToMr. Tyrrell : In spite of -my ever. and he was as imperturbable as. to return blow for blow. Tl belief I would if satisfied the evihas a right Oakdon't think an officer has a right to. dence warranted hanging vote to con-. == His father, who had come from do my duty strike a man without cause. I would . vict and hang. I should jand, sat near him. in upthe evidence of the prosecution . and follow the law. I believe believe to was acted trans ess busin unjust. be it "” ‘Phe first though law the holding if] defense. the of that ‘ ; y quicker than «all the roll of jurors. Some eight the evidence was as strong on one side . Challenge overruled, To Mr. Power: I : Iam prejudiced. iam be not to Will try was should give} one ng would. I Agency For--[lonog: as on the other I think answered. A missi gar a eS e . not infallible. If I doubted the insanG. Richards and Judge Nilon ordered the verdict tothe defendant. It would I should: consider artake stronger evidence on the part of} ity of the accused the clerk to issue a warrant for his Shasta his innocence than him sane. 1 don’t believe a man should sh establi to Moore of rest. ‘Two others (Messrs. Howlett of the people to. take another's life if the provocation part the on would it Lake City and M. C. Hogan of North convict him. Have no scruples against were words only. £. BOdell, a farmer of Rough and As a juror San Juan) were absent, but it was anhanging. To the Court: be?governed by. the evidence Ready township, said: Don’t know would I and soon ve arri d woul they ced noun taken in the court. Challenge disalMoore or Kilroy. .Have formed a qualified opinion. Would take sworn eviboth sides expressed a willingness to lowed. : dence before newspaper accounts. proceed. Robert oryer, a former saloon keeper realize that°in their zeal to get: facts of Grass Valley, did not know Moore newspapers sometimes get away from Then’ began the drawing ofa jury. not'read much of the The Judge stated the qualifications or Kilroy. -Havetrouble with the eyes, facts. ict ease because of Distr the and jury a for $1 00 Mikado Soa ssary ‘nece Mascot Whiskey....cccs..ssecseeeee it discussed but little. ly. Ithink there is partial insanity. heard have and Have read of such cases, but know of accu1 trial. fair a 4 00 Silk Soap.. ant .... Attorney gave an outline of the defend ..... give Whiskey. I could

Duffy’s Malt none. I believe there are times. when 00 Clairette Soap: oe believe there is sach a thing as partial a man-is_justified in defending himself ‘1 sation. e0+ .:.-sss ...:. Whiskey. Pepsin I cae ae ; first’ insanity. My health is not good and . 1 00 to the extent of taking life. I came ea ..500. ...5. Whiskey. Chas. A, Grissel’s name was the a Cock into Game go to (shy subject fit Water Queen SQ ine of may not be a [=BNPa] (AMA! (x6M] (BMA) (-0AQ) [2805] [-8%Aa] (,09,) [-Sing) (c.Mp] from Lilinois and have sat in criminal . ‘drawn. Mr. Grissel is a butcher rogjury box. I believe in self-defense to Copco (white) 8 ia -this city. In response to the inter he some extent, and do not think an offieases there. To Mr. Power: Iam not 15 s LX Zp Whiekoy..cccoAeodiadleccisanae d Ra «ee 5 -atives of Attorney. Tyrrell he state tomake an unproprejudiced against capital punishment. right the has cer 00 d 1 .. frien a :..+.: .. was k Whiskey Mr. Tyrrell never acted as my attorney. & Rye Roc knew Moore slightly and A Fine Line * could voked assault onaman. To Mr. Power: Maple Baa’.. :.--cessclizcinedneay-<+ 1 OB ‘of Kilroy. He did not think he know bim I know him. I believe the insanit and : Tyrrell Mr. near live 4 I a of it plea is oftenabused. Ido not think give the defendant the benef Sherry WAG, <.5..0+0cdissatnesscesebenee 50 h well, but that would not influence. my —OF— pre on doar Piss cngend da on verdict. I have not formed an opinion eccentricity would excuse a man who d+ cbesee 50 + . Port Witieicesesccccccoscacsentdgsonj rosecuti committed’ a crime. Sympathy for him an cballe ap. te the killing. I might have exMoore’s aged father would not prevent ' ht thoug He enge. chall the d traverse pressed a qualified opinion. Have no my finding Moore guilty. Passed. he knew the facts of the case, but he es ‘against hanging for wilful serupl st again bias any had W. D. Foster, miner, of Washington: .“¢ ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee he as did not know . [don’t believe in the right of Knew Kilroy slightly. Have a tixed murder he k 0 thin not is the Best. did He t. the defendan words for r anothe kill one man to Trial, = = = = © @ ita ve Gi opinion. of. defemdant’s guilt. Do not . Al Fresh trom the Mitts. could give . Moore a fair trial. The alone. Passed. wed. think evidence would removeit. Chal-. —— challenge was allo eee John W. Davis,a farmer living ten S$. McCausland of Scott’s Flat,Hea miles below Grass Valley, did not know lenged by defense. Traversed. ‘To and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Meal, t H-O-Oa Ll deaf. tly Mr. Power: Icould take the evidence . rancher, said he was sligh much read He Moore or Kilroy and did not a1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. from the witnesses and the law as from did not know Moore or Kilroy. ng and about'the case, Could give defendant the Court. Don’t know as I could try Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. bad read and talked of the killi the dea fairtrial. Am not prejudiced against the case impartially and lay aside any . jhad formed.an opinion as to what y in-a criminal case. insanit Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. of A plea the he fendant’s guilt, because from as parbias I had. I might do it. I have no. thing a such is there believe I He Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. read he could not do otherwise: ndtial insanity and self-defense. To Mr. bias against Moore. To Mr. Tyrrell: defe the ve belie t 1 believe Moore guilty. Don’t think . d-no Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. coul y naturall . ‘Power: Am a native of New York, ant as against the mewspaper accounts near Auburn. Have a passing acquaincould try him fairly. To Mr. Power: o——>-$-~<— The I could not do otherwise than convict. Challenged on account of bias: with Mr. Tyrrell. . He is doing Challenge allowed. tance usMcCa Mr. rsed. trave ready cooked--Ory challenge was Far a Quick Lunch--al that some business for my father. Believe L. Payne of Grass Valley is a miner: jJand said to the District Attorney imin henging where deserved. I think an [up Don’t know Moore. Saw Kilroy once. he could not give the accused French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cang 25 cts. alan officer has a right to quiet, a disHave read and talked of the case, formTHE NETHERSOLE BRACELET partial trial. The challenge was force ary necess nce and to use ‘turba is all the Go and we have a Great Variety. cts. 25 cans 2 s, Tomale ing a fixed opinion that defendant is 3 owed. ay Kapp & Streets Canned a merin doing it. .Passed. of j guilty. Couldn’t try him unless by ment assort e@ fine [3 a can have per We 20c : J. D. Fleming of this city, farmer, Sauce, and L. Dickerson, a dairyman rail tHeintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato years and chant, bad known Moore 95 : Have read Judge Lynch. Challenged and allowed. Ladies’ Long Cnains, Nolleg. fenee neiy, g residin was and s Jobn Pascoe of Grass Vailey, a miner, . . z knew Kilroy six or more year this case and believe desaid: Have not formed much, of an Gent's Chains, ular friend. He thought. he and talked of it:. fendant guilty. It would have to. be opinion.. Newspapers are changeable. Ang a Very Nite Line of j nie e. strong evidence to change my Opinion. They can’t be depended on. One day s} Chink I would be prejudiced against is long euough to believethem. Think AMA.) [a5] [ot %8,] [eh My) [AM AMA] [aS%s. of. jefendant right through. Challenged a man may be insane on one point and . e a] Id -2&-nn (eee,] [gBPA,) e[sh@ iste) Se. fy F ° aes * \*, wi eur?! . *wge?] by defense. To Mr. Power: I would . Sane? oe (ua?) cue? (oan?) Sean?) (ou . ewe?) Pour®. fews") Many of them are did . aot find a man guilty till it was so}sane on ailI others. Manufacturing Jeweler. understand the doctrine of times. —— proven. Ido not think [ could actimat reasonable doubt. To Mr. Power: in this case. E. B. Odell John Pascoe _ tarot nsFOy Contsa Yard Sewed and Laid. ell& Fleming, noeRREERED + é Wilhlg shapely Van Kid Broad Street, corne Bakir : oF Tan, an, iden ly done — ley ABSOLUTELY PURE (Up-to-date Merchants.) AAUULALAdAn iiidddddddadddbddddd — . BEEYvE GROChy. — J. J. JACKSON, © Blue La Mhiskey tsup for “ROSEBERG,” Depot Fancy Groceries re eememmcenect At SCHMIDT BROS. PATE FOIS. DEVILED A\ MEATS AND FISH. ss tes (a its ss ek rt fad fad Sad See ee, Gus) Whiioten 1 00 Breakfast Goods. Ohnret, Wiis csessneajgsvesqrisidendersnve 25 / ITED LATEST. SASH BUCKLES, SHIRT WAIST SET AND PI ._ . NECK CLASPS. 4. B. WOLF, CASH’GROCER SILVER NOVELTIES. Cc. J. BRAND, YOOOORIOIOROORIOOISOIOIIOIIOIOK ially he was a boy. for actual bias. To. oart ,. Chal A. D. Allan, foundryman, of Nevada . Known Mr. ‘Tyrrell since lay the opinCity e my verdict I. not influenc d not. would coul it . was “I and boy whena er: Moore Pow Knew : ‘Mr. not don’t think-eccentricity is insanity. If is very friendly with Kilroy, Am hearing, rd of har ivert e Bone r Moore. __ Believe the court instructed me that defendst John P. = again diced preju le y. to of Grass Valle opinion. ant must positively prove insanity be. a boiler makerDid roy or] Moore guilty. [tis a fixed Kil w fore accepting that plea, I would ackno not f. uite dea and allowed. oebe ChallengdedJilbert, the instraction. I would not think cept . : City Nevada miner, ‘oore. He bad formed "Richar i aga reju but . it likely an officer had used a club if him, with case worked and Kilroy Knew to Vag ve eould take evidence Moore. ‘Have an unwhere the officer: was killed the club a he thought did not know opinion I think that ap. to Moore’s . was found in his pocket. good remove the opinion and fixed ed qualifi thing. % e defendant: punishment is a capital . it. remove e.could he might not perhaps giv evidenc no and guilt d. owe all nge lle Cha d. ChaWw.llenge Neva ‘miner off Nevada Floyd, a ami h Challenge; ‘William Floyd, : a TyrrelBl l po saloon keeper and Pemili e * 4 i m. O'Neill, "Po From by was traversed by the popese up. blacksmith at ‘Truckee; Did not know City: I knew Kilroy and Moore. Moore guilty and it think -I ng readi . as n opinio an Have Moore or Kilroy. ts) Mr. ‘ ld tak some evidence to remove ’ { \ my mind from the evidence. ural the. to defendant's guilt, formed from what . wou take ve the) prejudiced Iam not 1:I would nat L could give him a fair trial. I. the idea, f°. some believe dywou nkagainst i thiof a plea seed insantakeons: the de-. I read. ld pati ld e. I wou [ re ve Moorre. e . Moo befo s prov tpro mast esse ionn mus witn atio ecut r osec pros othe the nd rata e ; und . wed. was allo ’ The fendant. y is 4 vicious, uncontrollable ‘mason of Grass. his guilt. nd.Was I believe in such a plea. insanit relu ic . oy. Kilr jon. Au insame person is more or re ’ Moo r pass w I} e ‘ tuo n ity. i insan al valley, F excited than a'sane person. sed a ny . . as insanity, and as ofparti qu! Was . quickly nse. defe self law He had formed and expres the in eve befi d think men might be all right on some on but did not take newspa-“. torm erly a deputy constable, I woul on others. I could oints and in ments be. p to. der d if tried for murwere te, sat’fege of . be of ice the plea e inst n in the. give Moore4 fait trial. Yo Mr. Power: at=e] age whose minds epee P have no prejudice us seruplea against. } ie mine towards this de. Have no conscientio insane the {hi think not realize the l person ; pio] Bee iu proper cases. nk a should ing hang . of age [do The r: for. ed Powe car Mr. be ject and ' fendant. To sub one on ane ins be cou;ld j * Py It is a pleasure to sweep. EASY TO SEE % A long distance or read ordinary print if you have a good sweeper. © if you have Which are acceptably fitted. Have you seen Oar Optical department can supply at very low prices, Eyeglasses and Spectacles in all cases where there are no * complications. 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