Show WYLIES to the jury in in the star eoute route trial J uy fly western ad press to uie june 12 in chestar the star route trial judge iglio concluded uie tile charge and slid at the jury retiree judge wylie then turned to printed prayers and commented upon those not already disposed of in 10 his ills proceeding edli ag re remarks marki touching the amount of credence to bo be given it Ker deUs erdella te testimony stimon judge wylie said eald it was not to be e discredited because it was that of an accomplice if etwas corroborated corroborate tl b by another witness and sustained by the material theory theorn and aspect of the tile case in considering te testimony 0 shon 11 by iv the tile defendants the jury must ma make ice allowance for the tile temptation to winch they were exposed he could not grant rant the governments prayer pr ayer that tho the JU jury ry he be directed to regard as circumstances circum tending to del prove r 0 their guilt the reft refusal isal of tho the defense f e n to produce crooks and other written evidence upon notice that tha t was uie tile case it did not allow that any ally unfavorable inference could be drawn from front such refusal but it allowed all owed tile prosecution to give secondary evidence and it was good for all it could fairly and could not afterwards afler warda be impeach U ed or contradicted the court thought the jury could find any other r defendant guilty of conspiracy e with berde 1 l of tho the failure conspiracy to ca call I 1 bosler and williamson to court ahe ho said the jury was at liberty to draw an nil inference if they believed that those witnesses could have given important evidence this disposed of tho the prayers of the prosecution judge wylle then proceeded to a an n awer such prayers of of the tile defense an as were designated by that side the jury was instructed that it was their duty to find that there was no conspiracy sp iracy if the facts proven could bould bo be accounted for by Y any reasonable hypothesis po thesis their innocence innocence was based upon on evid evidence enco A large number of I 1 tho il prayers were attacking the in in upon the ground that it had been drafted under an improper statute and complaining coin pla ining ol 01 the or erroneous descriptions tho tito prayer aan admitting the right of the jury to disi disregard lega the entire testimony of a witness wit cepe when knowing that witness had sworn falsely on a material point was waa allowed the seventeenth prayer clothing the defense avith the pre but ion of innocence until proven 9 guilty ailt beyond a reasonable doubt was also allowed many of tho r remaining prayers for tho the defense were refused and anti tho the remainder were withdrawn of exceptions to charge were noted by the counsel for the defense at bliss suggestion the jury were instructed that the they might find a conspiracy i between peck and one of the defendants tho the foreman asked that tho jury bo be furnished with a copy of the charge but judge wylie ayli smilingly said that it was all in in the air tie ile had bad no record of it I 1 f the jury at a it loss I 1 in a regard to any point of the law the chui t upon their aej application II cation would relieve them thern the bailiffs rs were then sworn to hake lake charge of the jury A cop copy of the indictment was given tho the jury and they retired the court then took a recess jintil 10 oclo e tomor to mor row morning the und understanding ek t alding that if the jury arrived at a v verdict before 10 tonight to night the court will reassemble to receive it |