Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16

there at 10 minutes TO IL, and wen
directly home; / went TO bed, ant
did not 20 out Of the house AGAR
that night; / know nothing OF the
money stolen; l did not take II:
was not there that night; on the
Saturday before 1 had won So al
gambling; have been at Mr.. Hobbs
house frequently, and was on good
terms with all Of the family. only
saw Mrs- Tegner's pocket-book on
the Sunday, when remarked that
she had lots Of money; she told me
she had earned IL.
On the cross-examination he did
not vary from this statement.
The case went TO the jury on the
arguments Of counsel and the
judges charge.
Inc jury were out but a few min
utes, when they agreed upon a YER
diet OF guilty, and recommended
Mr.. Williams TO the mercy Of the
court. He will be sentenced tomor-
row. The recommendation indicates
that there was a doubt in the minds
OF the jury as to the defendants
guilt.
The tIial Of Thomas Haeghen, on
the charge Of robbing Chauncy Han
sen Of $3.50, was commenced this
afternoon. Hansen claims that
about O'Clock ON the morning Of
Feb. %. two men assaulted and
robbed him near the corner of First
South and Third West streets. A
few hours later he met Haeghen on
the street and identified him as one
Of the men. When the police went
up TO Haeghen, he remarked, al
know what you want"
POLICE ITEMS.
In Police Justice Laney's court
today, James Holland, VIM. O'NeaI
md Joseph Murphy were fined s.
ach for being drunk.
John Garman was srraigned on
charge Of vagrancy, and pleaded
not guilty. He win he tried on
Friday afternoon.
John Tremayne, Henry IRE
mayne, Frank johnson, Norton
Curtis, John Ledford, George John
son and Joseph Adamson were ar
raigned on a charge OF burglariLing
II. ;. WaldrOn's store, anu pleaded
not guilty. The date for the hear
ing has not yet been fixed.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
After Charles Silver, who was
tried for rape and convicted Of as
sault, received his sentence from
Judge Zane, he was arrested on n
charge Of fornication. and taken be-
fore Commissioner Norrell, where
he pleaded guilty. His case will be
presented to the grand jury.
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings In the Salt Lake |
County Probate Court yesterday:
Estate Of J. NJ. Fallon, deceased;
until April is, st 10 a. m. |
Estate Of John Gibson, deceased; |
until April %, at 10 3. m. |
Estate of Hector NJ. Scott: order
made OF sale Of personal property.
Estate Of James Glade; order made
appointing time and place to hear
'etition for letters of administration.
Estate offs. a. Cooke; Thomas ".
ioOke appointed executor uJ ON tax
ng the oath prescribed by law.
Estate Of William Bowman; order
made fixing day for hearing petition
or letters Of administration.
Estate Of Frank +. FoOte; order
made fixing time for hearing return
4 sale Of real estate.
Estate OF Thomas Jewell; order
made OF publication OF notice 10
reditors.
Estate OF II. ;. Eldredge; order
made fixing time and place for set
lement OF executors accounts.
Estate and guardianship Of John
II. Armstrong, minor; order made
king day for hearing return Of sale
( real estate.
Estate Of Elizabeth T. Groesbeck;
rider made fixing day for settle
nent Of final account and for distri-
utiOn.
EstRte Of Hugh II. Bryce; order
made liking April ~ TO hear petit
ion for letters Of administration.
Estate and guardianship Of Phil
nder Butler, jr, et al, minors;
ider made fixing time and place to
ear petition for order Of sale Of real
state.
Estate Of Daniel Shearer; order
lade fixing day to hear petition for
rder admitting a document TO pro-
ate purporting to be the last will
nd testament Of said deceased.