| Show VENIRE OF JURORS EXHAUSTED TODAY L I tit i 1 Caused a Halt in the Benbrook Trial i 1 I New Nev Venire Issued and Court Comet Ad Until Monday Morning 7 Another Order for Fourteen Jurors Issued Made Returnable at that tha t J Powers Exchanges With an Old tJ Men Still Needed to Complete th the Jury k kb b The State tins lias Now Us Ifs Twelfth Peremptory j Challenge While the Defense Exercised Us lis of Those Called Had find an Opinion Regarding the Merits 4 of tile the Case Cuse and Were Jurors Sworn are arc Locked Up Until Monday Morning When JudGe lilIes court convened this morning the struggle for the two I remaining jurors needed to complete the number required was resumed the tenth juror David McDonald having bern secured Just adjournment on Friday afternoon Miller of Murray and Stephen Tucker a section man were called The Tue examination of these gen gentlemen were comparatively brief Mr Mi Rogers ascertained at the outset outlet that both were ere Mormons and It devel developed that Mr Ir hillier had such an opinion Ion ins III disqualified cd him Mr lr Tucker wu vas pas passed d for tor cause and Mr Putnam announced d thAt the State was satisfied with him TIme The defense exercised Its tenth peremptory challenge and ox ex excused Mr Tucker AN IN TilE NAME George M 1 Creamer was as Cramer and Judge Powers called the courts attention to the Irregular IrregularIty 1 Ity Judge lilies saved an any discussion b by excusing the jur jury EXCHANGED RE REMINISCENCES F L Downs Down ot of Popular Grove was next examined Judge Powers hearing that the juror was a native nathe of Michigan at on once engaged him In nn an exchange ot of reminiscences which proved highly Interesting to those tholo two gentlemen and amusIng to eel every one else The judge jude and juror found that thal they hd had mutual In but Mr Downs confused confessed that he be had not known Senator Brown there From Michigan the juror had gone to Chicago gO where he in a stor t Then ho he wont went to Colorado taking In a bunch ot of cattle From there he went to MissIssippi taking down some somo horses hONes trotters and pacers When he came to Salt Lake In July 1835 he engaged In Inthe Inthe the livery business but was now a traveling lie had read of the case but had no opinion as to the mer merits its of It lie had no conscIentious scruples pies ples against capItal punishment In n a proper case did not know nn any of the parties or any An or of the and knew nothing about them He could ell ei eiter ter upon the trial wIthout an any bias and would tr try the case cape impartIally f It was vas ImpO impossible to develop cause Couso if against Mr Ir Downs and after atler he had R been passed the State used Its twelfth f peremptory challenge and excused him hImliE f 1 liE HAD AN OPINION Thomas J 1 CurtIs a 11 butcher stated that ho he had road of the case dIscussed It and formed an opinion ns as to the tho guilt or Innocence of the o accused used lie dId not thInk he could act with entire Impartiality and was waa excused UNTIL MONDAY f This exhausted the and as It i iwas was considered Impracticable to proceed an any further today Judge lilies ordered a 0 venire for Cor fourteen jurors drawn r made returnable on Monday fonday nt at 10 a m TilE CALLED t The names nameR drawn were as follows ri Wm C lloyd Bod Ernest G 0 Rognon Chas Chu Ji J F Stillman W S J Herbert A WhIte Jos N lurks HIcks Ed S Milford Robert Hobert M Id Jones Jonell DavId E B Brockbank henry A Bilker Baker Paul C B Howells Y YI I James W Ure FrancIs W Quinn O 0 o 0 1 Potter It i r |
