Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04
ARE THEY THE SLUGGER>?
ALLEGED NurIererS OF James Z.
Caiue.
Their Examination BrEun Before
CsnuI-sIoner NorreII.


4 On August 3 Robert Loaler va,
arrested on the charge Of being one
I Of the men who sluggei James +.
I Game. aud day or tao later Jake
I smith. suspected Of being his com.
RAMON Ia that crime, was arrested
also.
Robert Loader was formerly a
resident Of Pleasant Grove; is age!
I probably about thirty year; isunder
medium height aud probably five
feet -iH inches tail; has light, clear.
blue eyes, light brown hair and &.
heavy moustache Of light color; j. O.
compact build.
JAKE smith is apparently six feet
N more in height. and u rather
slender bulls; age probably tairty-
iive year; has light brown Harlan.
a m1u-tache OF similar color grey
i-h blue eye; his face is covered
with beard two or thra. ur.ls Old
Both defendants wear overall..
AMI LOOK like t-lm-trr- or raiInaa4
iahJrers. They were under ARE,
-rvvrai days before il Wa known
.nry were the supposed murderer
u james T.. Caiuc.
Their examination began Isef8rt.
Commissioner NuTrelI thi- flrtnaur
y. ". Drizg-, Jr., represented : a.
lrr auI Mr. CBuI1n arraar,-.
.L i.ehaif Uf Smith. ON h-!r-
.ru,i-gl-i both defendants pleaded
uut gully.
Mr.. briggs asked that the d.
.eulaut- be- examined separately.
tui Mr.. tunIUn endorsed thi.. au4
ll-D asked that Witness o. tN-
'iuirl. Tie court 0EvTruiyi the
Ia,igu fHr "a separate examination.
anu granted that Tor the tEe fusion
. ir- witnesses.
County Attorney Murphy. who
'uuuur.rI tuv prosecutions. ra-
Ige~-ru tile appointment % a ,.euU-
graphic reporter. ana Mr. Barker wa
elected. lie stated that uu wgul4
arT0rt the case 10 his f,-,-- wer,. -,.-
'ureI, Iut the county had rejected
ul~ claim FOR compensation. JOSEPH
l.. taiuc, brother % the Ggy7a-,-..
sulrauteei the fcts % the ~tr.ls.
'r'lllfr. If the county wOulI ua'
pay them.
Arsuur~. Clark saw JamuS J..
.alur uu the evening q july DO.
.suvu Opposite the English Church
'u First south Street. the friend
Eas walking with said Le h.lrla
noise On ihe opposite -ii, &C the
street; we paused ami heard a cry
'Hr help. ran aggu-- the strts,.:: fHluI
hlr. talac DO % stopping position.
li- face was bloody. auI lee wa-
iizzy aud could NJ; stand wya--i-t-
I'd Him u rise; hcf1rr uuiu. ~
saw two men disappear in the dark
.I'7-~, Mr.. talup sail hr hll teen
ts-auitei but not rJbheI. that hr
IH,aiur! i0l-rahly good view 10.
1uc 81 his ASSISTANTS, and th.. he
y.i~ sorry hc wJ~ not armed. Mr..
aiur had his watch and SOM
Money ga his T-.r~oa: saw thr
yuuuI on Mr.. Gaines head 80 tine
Hl.irr station. Dr. was Ca ihu side 90
The forehead.
To the cUurt-The cut appeared
iHsI- uIif s.u iu-h long.
To Mr.. Drigss thirty-rv,
= forty feet from the forms / Jaw.
{ Was very tars. could MT say
Nlgtlyr Le was walking cor run
uIuE. when { heard a rrv ran
across thc street a- guirsIv a- .
null. Mr.. taiue was alone. in tar
Ir. uf rising.
To M. Con3en-uf my owu
Su1Wlv!ge ! cannot say one OF tho
Hau yt~ taller than the other. unr
the color Of ihc clothes either wore.
-nry li-aFp arei iu wg-,urlA
.Ir oiinu-
br. j. =. Richards wa sworn ami
testified: atlvuI,-I james g.
Came the wDuui hal hsaI,-E. ill.
..s-re we're evidence Of o.. q sy.-
DO tEr -:.ieYi the upper pat of %.
GuaI, first saw tine Elti-ut July o..
I-aiu un the IIJh: again cog.
AuEu-t D. from which tim
1 attended him until has death.
.. ..-rrHIuIv GEeI from tBt. result u-
the blow on the head; tine wound
,.4- only a -.l-ut one. Llrr'. Wa 90.
u.ruia,ipu ~ the skull. Thought
H, r.i-e vas grave one from iur
fr-t.
Joseph +. Csiro--Eecea-a9 WA
uy rIHH-r saw him the night o.,
sf- struck, -aS him frequently "a
his death.
Mr. Murphy questioned tine vii.
rs-- n 20 what Deceased 81 n fi.
times witness fist saw ni.l. NIr
Du..- objected. an4 Mr. ,.,u-r.irs
.Ii auta rites. -u,I q Gis-l--f.,.
TIE defense held that alrr
ur.tgIus declarations uf Geu.a- r..
.HIlG nt- admitted.
lGr .J-eriuu was n-rrrIlrfi lHa
fnr WifgH-- c -iih,-l that Gtf.rs-t-..
saw two men appr aching MIN. e..
little later be felt Fhr tDrrIbl,s blow
which 'rll-i aIu; bee drew hi- .1a
over hi~ watch and called frr hell
another blow was struck but d.
lodged DO: one Di the uarr sagl.l u-
the alley near th- church, aud the
IrUur started down the -tueet. Luf
came hack ami followed the fir, uua
up ia. alley. one was q hiy. tai.
fellow, the other hr did not sec verF
.iaIuly: they were not dressed very
uu-Hly and hence D." fiIi not -Ils-
pei anything
the al.BIu,y- for the defendants
novel % ~triEc out this eva !cEc...
Cverruled.
Ju-r,u T.. rayi0r-Dn the even
uE 81 July 10 came home in
HgEgy: an OLD man named Dale toll
Il.- af the assault a few moment,
,fDre. I asked IL no pursuit uf the
mem had been started. ] foGuI a
.vaIuu. Witness identified a hilly
a. the weapon he had found; i1I a
lantern and was looking FHr foot
.,-irt-; saw blood on bridge au
Of e sidewalk and T aud the weapon
ny the bridge, saw no uuc iu that
vicinity at the time.
NrS. Eleanor Eugirr t,.-tif E
Nguy James T.. CaiUr lsy sight
hr'Dre July lu,l. and was after
,a-I- introduced o. him: ytv hir.
- ! supposed, pass ms house that
-senIues twg men were behind
him, was sitting uu the porch I
Z ruy r.-~iscuCe. when / hranl him
cream. my gate j. a'laut l-5 FEET .
from Ihe front % the church; I -aa
tEo men leaning over him; | rlu
lo my = ate and saw one uf the meu I
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