The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-21

and ordered that verdict of not guilty
be rendered by the jury. I'VE may
have our suspicious, but no man is con-
Vlcted on suspicion in this year OF our
grace"
The jury returned a verdict of not
guilty, and as Kinzie and his mother
were leaving the room the latter turned
upon Barr and commenced to upbraid
him for having preferred charges
against an innocent young boy. What
threatened at one time to become quite
scene was promptly nipped in the
bud by the alert bailiff.
FOR SHOWING A GUN.
Bapty Gardelli, a native of sunny
Italy, and who gives every evidence OF
suffering from mild type of insanity,
was arraigDed on the charge of exhibit
ing deadly weapon, in rude, threat
enipg and boisterous manner. He was
represented by Mr.. Hoge, and entered
plea of not guilty.
GAvETT FREE ONCE MORE.
G. n. Gavett, the young fellow who
was arrested in November last, ut the
Grand Central Lodging House, in COM
pany with Mary e. Barney, and against
whom an indictment for fornication
was returned by the late grand jury.
was arraigned. He entered a plea OF
not guilty, and Moyle and McEaamy
were appointed by the court to defend
him. Ogden H1les prosecuted.
MARY E, BARNEY-I was II years of
age last December; am not married
woman; have known Gayett for about
year, or SO do not know whether he
is married or single man, but be is
not married to me; got an introduce
ton 10 him through Young lady
friend of mine; know where The lodging
house of Mr.. Wormath is located; he
had room there; visited him there
last November; only went once; had
sexual intercourse with him at that
time and also On other occasions: I was
introduced to Gavett on Main Street; l
was in Denver q short time ago, where
l went alone; went because l wanted
to; went to the room in company with
Gavett. There was no one in the room
when we got there.
EMMA r. WoRMUTH-Gavett had 8
room at the Grand Central House,
which is run by my husband; saw
y
what her business was; she went into
one OF tho up stairs rooms; saw Gayett
and she in company later in the even
| ing; they were in the lower hall: Gavett
| lodged at our house several weeks before
he was arrested.
q. Wormuth testified that he was the
keeper of the Grand Central. and the
husband of the lady who has just tesli-
| fed | went tn 8 rOOru in which Marp
Barney was supposed TO be and de-
manded admission, because my wife
told me man and woman had gone
upstairs. l saw Mary Barney and the
defendant in the hall about half an
hour later, when l told him to settle
| his bill and get out of the house, be-
cause was net keeping that kind of an
establishment. He did so.
The case was briefly argued by Hiles
for the prosecution, Moyle and Nc
Enamy for the defendant, and given
10 the jury.
In about fifteen minutes verdict of
not guilty was returned. The defend
ant smiled, picked up his hat. walked
over to ths jury box and said: II am
much obliged, gentlemen, much
obliged" and bowling low he swung on
his heel and departed. The jurors
smiled and the judge himself could
not repress laugh.
PRESTON LEWIS PLEADS GUILTY rs
Preston Lewis, indicted by the late
grand jury, entered plea Of guilty to
the charge of unlawful cohabitatior
He will receive his sentence on Sa ur
d6y