Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

loupe were presented In court In ocrrobo.
ration Of the faiior. testimony, which
made deep impression.
For the side Of tho defense Mime Dcs'
rueiles positively identified her husband
naming marks aud pcculiarities upon his
person which were found 10 b. singuihrly
Identical with those on the prisoners per
son. An amusing colloquy between neg
and tho prisoner WINS permitted, 10 when
both were seen TO he mutually 10 Intimate
with all the details " n domestic life 70
gcthcr Of twenty years standing that moth
Ing short Of n miracle could suppose tue
uriglty OF third party The books OF the
shop were produced aud the two went over
them Together, witnesses being called 20
corrotorste these mlnntin Whenever thoy
concerned third party. and u wns thus
shown by mass u Particular that II tue
prisoner were really Qucntincau be- must
ilkeyisa b. Dcsruell,.. Having gone 20
far. the Ingenious advocate proved bs nii
accumulation Of circumstances TINT Ies'
fuelie. could not bc puentincau.
Tile prcs.dent Of the court, who seetnrd
TO take great Interest IN the problem on
trial before him, questioned Nine Dos
rueiies ~ 70 the cause Of hcr sudden TIP
to New York.
She pointed 10 Desrucllcs with q scornful
finger She crlcdi "He had mistress;
he wished TO abandon me; he callSi me
Cosaquci lie appointed to meet her IN
New York after settling Mp his Cousins
s..n,. fletermiuc,i 20 make his amours
uncomfortable. ! pursued tho woman to
New York. Ipullcd her hair. boxed her
a.. made her Zee In dismny to Cali.
sa,ui,, tbcn. uy misalon performed. ~.
,,,neI 10 paris.r
Tbr unbnppy sciplon. In utter pro.trn.
,lon IN n.,onl.bed protest, lifted his help.
les hands aud denied the mistress. the rs.
.ignatlon-c
Ills wife turned away with an In.
er,sluious. scornful shrug.
II have your letter., monsieur com.
pelled tho creature 70 surrender them 10
me"
The president ordered Nine Dcsruellcs
10 produce tho Letters, and while the huis.
sler wa. gone examined VI. Pachr.
The latter gentleman tostillcd ~ 10 the
fact. Of DcsrucllcS' visit IN Martinique. the
false will, etc, aud positively identified
Dosrucllcs.
"Ilavr you ever seen that wiliw asked
the president.
no" said pachc.
81 have /, herc." said the president. at
Is duly authenticated. signed and sealed.
Look ~ itln
"Mon dicni that Is my own signature.
aud that notsrial signature would swear
~ ~ Alph0nsn DomAlron'Hr'
Al this moment the huissler came Into
court with the package Of letters, which
he handed 10 the president. That officer
looked over them, with Pachc still upon
the stand.
"M. P,che," said the president, banking
letter 70 tho witness, 'do you Identity
that handwriting
~ do. Il b undoubtedly Dcsruellcs'"
''Bc Kind enough to rcad that letter aloud
10 the cours.h
VI. pachc, adjusting his eyeglasses. read
"My Mgnun-The will IL all perfect. The
Cosnquc totally deceived. sall for Mar
Unique Tomorrow, and will make short
work " my stumbling block II a couslni'
lie turned severely upon Dcsruolle-i
"Atrooious wretch You plotted to poison
me, thcnl | abandon the case
Dc,rucllcs fen back isniiug Mine. Dcs'
ruelles eagerly came forward. II swear,
Judge, that letter WA not In tho parcel
received from Nile. Ioilyl l never saw IL
bcfofe'
The president turned from her colby.
The handwriting Is precisely the same