Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-15
TIE RECORD
or ssase c. II. BerrJ; the Gentle.
-.a Struck with PARALYSIS.

Esgle Rock, Idaho. Oct. IS. [spec
ial to ire LforaId. Ion the sist o,
July the Times of this city pub.
lishea in the editorial columns tn,
record Of the renowned Judge Of the
thifd district for Idaho, &. H.
Berry, who was appointed to that
position by President Cleveland To-
gether with Honorable II. w.
Weir and Honorable John L.
Logan. The two latter were bodily
fiHed for partissnship on the coming
in of President Harrison, but til,
paper alleges that Berry was re-
tanned after making promises which
more than satisfied the re-
publieans, and the IImes fur
Their stated that he had gone
to an adjoining county with Dubois
FOR election schemes and that he had
become the tool Of dear Freddie. In
the July court the judge had in
formed the Democratic llwyen
there was 'nolhing else before the
court thAs Monday morning." ano
these men left, but not 50 with the
Republicans. The scheme was on
foot and was then sprung. United
States Attorney Fremont Wood
and Clerk OF the Court Richardson
oeing the only ones in the room.
then Mr.. Berry announced in fhis
"open coursn Chat on the oIlovin,
Monday he would appoint election
supervisors, but this business Wa
kept 3 dead secret Until the follow
anS Saturday, when the matter
nnaliy leaked out On the follow.
ing Monday James ~. HaEley read
the Law aud degisIcas 10 the coun
and Showed wherein the power was
vested in the judge Of the Ninth
district, which Is DOW composed OF
California, Nevada and Idaho
and Fremont Wood did not
deny the matter, but this dis
trici judge made the Appointments
anyhow. The Eagle Rock Tines
severely criticised the Judge and
seemed 10 hint that Berry was moi
living up IN the law rs the import-
ant position Of n judge densnd-.
The TiHlcs' editorial closed Is FOL
lows: "Bury Berry and let the name
be forgotten. We should not attempt
% pull him down, but As a parting
exalt his nAme-Selah,D
This thrust was humiliating 10
Sir. Berry and he investigated the
matter 20 see what he cUnm do in
he way Of libel, but things did NOT
iOat In his direction AZ anticiuatsd
% a charge of contempt OF court was
made against the manager, r. G.
Bonney5 for writing the editprial.
md Is he OF course wouli try
his Find Of a case, the result
would be in Berry's favor, whether
light or wrOD". - na,..rs u.r. /
,Gs Tor the arrest Of Mr.. Bon
iey 10 appear before his honor on !
%, but 10, and behold, |
he bird had flown, and when that
lay had arrived the papers had no;
zen served. Then n writ Of NJ.
achment was gotten out for his |
,ody, dead or alive. 10 be produced |
n court on October e. Mr.. Bonney |
eturned from the Pacific coast YES
erlay morning, and in the after
loon gave himself up 10 the United |
states. Deputy Marshal Hopson,
ir0mpily furnishing bonds, and Is
low ut home on the paper. His
w. Dennis, formerly Of the
Indianapolis papers, has also been |
ltely showing up the additional
ecort Of the Judge. Judge Berry |
J reported 20 have received a stroke |
paralysis, and Is now lying prot-
nly at Deaths door In Montpelier,
nd in all likelihood will never re-
over sufii eiently to hold the term
october %. The STROKE is supposed
, have teen caused from worriment
yer the chagrin brought upon him
~, after Dragging about being able
, secure Mr.. Bonney in attend
nee