Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-14
FIRST DISTRICT Court
-ne Jury in The fater s.,,e cs,,sl
ssrse aaa efe Discharge. d.

VI tiie People ". Chas.
-a, and John Mitchell. bur
saiy' was submitted to the Jury.
"A special yenire o. sir ,,fos; ;.-ss
H''rneats fellows: Don r.. c,or,v
lhonas Beesiey. Mr.. CLARK. I,o~.n
hoidaway, H. J. SIaibep. F
i'eed. Aessrs. Beesley, CLARK. Mai.
oeh and Reel were excused a., a..
count OF busiaess el.ligaslons which
'e9niiodsioir lnnls iiate a,t.ption
I A motion for new trial w.s
argued in The case OF the People y,
Divine. The motion was ove--nIs -
and the defendant sentenced "a t,ro
yeara' Imprisonment in the penitep.
tisry.
The jury in the csso Of rbs PsDB,s
vs.. Chariss AnES.son and John Hii,.
oheii, burglary, returned a vsr,Ii',
o. Guiity Is charged IA tie inJi.s.
ment. 4Hiic'-
me jury in the case Of the Unite,
states rs. John y. Baker r.rCrt,.,i
lhat they had not agrced urcn q
o SSlIle,, anu from appearances they
S t9t 20 -. They were sent
sc. 70 tue jury rc3sa f5s another
hoar With instructions 20 agree.
Caasies Anderson and John Nit
I ehel were brought forward and SEN
fenced 10 three years' imprisonment
The Jury in the raker case re-
turned and reported that they could
NOT agree upon 2 verdict. They
we're discharged from the further
consideration Of the case.
Court was adjourned until Monday
morning a. 10 o'clock.
MONDAY sioRNISG.
Albert staben, Jane. c. Mat,
thews, D. c. johnson, and IL
Pettigrew. al Of springyille, we-s
examined and sworn a, petit Ju--
crs.
The GO OF tie United States vs..
Chas. Williams et n, vas ordered
dismissed on motion Of the prosecute
ing attorney.
The case OF The People ". Henry
Crane, trank Hill ami Andrew
Cloud, burglary, vas called ana a
jury emTaneied.
Mr.. Zane Prosecuted the case
aRd MI. Houtz appeared for the de-
Tense.
| ". *. spaEors @.s called E.'
te7tihed-.' vas oagsaseman on the
day 4 va!ise was missed from the
baggage room; Il vas a telrscopg
Na!lse; It came OF from No. ! train.
I when arrived n s:I5 .. m: the
valise was missed Monday morning
az about Ia O'Clock: Il came in or
saturday night; tie b1gsage t1oIa
I was not bloAen Into, Z could have
bsen tafs1 cut "a The day time.
~. Bartlett, the owner OF the
I valise, was called. but did not
answer. An attachment. was
ordered 10 Sc issued for him.
Thomas Fowler testiiisi-I saw
defendants on the 18th day Of June
/ OF this year, south Of the deuot:
/ they were lying in the shade
with Others; Hill had a bundle Of
overalis, shirts, etc, lying by his
SIDE In thc Erls-; bir. Cloud had on
I a tair OF pants that were Described
- having been lost; Air. I'm said
! these things came from f. railway
I car at the depOi; don't remrmber
Z whetherCloud said he paid anything
I for the pants o. not; Le sid he had
Z got theia from HiiL
Alexander Wilkins, an o..iaer in
-. Il go 4 4.
was running across the street: he
I gave his name rs Edwards; lie had
| some Ove-alls which he said he had
been trying 10 sell; lie W. ~ g.
Z capped city prisoner: found the valise
I east Of the =. G.. N. i. warehouse
/ among some weeds.
) A. Br0Tn-A ssistci iu arrest
ing Cloud aud Hiil on tire l7th day
I Of June; Mr.. Hili Was lying on the /
[ grass trying % cover some overalls
and shirts; Hill said he had got the
/ goods cut u box ca; found i pair
Of pants on Cloud which had been
described % me as having been
stolen.
The case was continued until ;
O'Clock p. M, awaiting he arrival
Of NJ. Bartlett.
The case Of the People v. Charles
L. Dubois; assault with a deadly
weapon with intent 10 DO bodily in-
jury, vas called and a Jury cnpln-
eled. Fir Kellogg appeared Tor the
defense.
The assault IS purp0rteI 10 have
been committed n Sautaguiu on
Alexander Evans.
Alexander Evaus testified tina.
on tine 29tt day Of September the
defendant had met him NJ Santa
uuin and had Threatened 10 Use
pistol on him. On the 3lth the two
had again met and Dubois had
drawn n pistol and fred a sho: ct
the witness. aIr. Evans deaiel
( having us=I any threatening -
marks OF Of following MIN on horse
I hack. he had turned his horse
towards the defendant e: the time
the shot was fired aud had fred
two shots in return and had startei
for home. The defendant fired q
second shot from behind the tree.
Sirs. Halliday corrUboIli.d tais
testimony.
John I. Holman had head the
first sho. fired and had seen Dubois
FIRE the second shot, whergupOn
Evans had fired two shots and
started oil. Dubois again find a
Evans rode OF.
airs. Butterield had seen them
shooting. She had turned her back
and heard three or fOu- shots.
Court toOk a recess until = O'Clock.