Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-03
AROUND The COURTS.
The Territorial Supreme Courts EtI'
MeetnG,
, BRIEF MARRIED LIFE.
.,orl orders ;-aic by Judro Zane To-
day.-Aclion to Recover on d
Promlssory Note, ETC.

Prumissory NOTE, etc
rbs lndges Of the Territorial Sn'
,,.rre court have decided to formally
,rs.t on Saturday morning next &C.
.o,ilng to arrangement, aud then al
,ourn until, probably, the l2sh Inst
So busluess Of any kind will DO tram
.o,ed on the first named lay. IL Il
,.lieyed that before the 18th Judg,
Ander.on's successor will have been
appointed.
SETTING OF CIVIL CASES.
The fir,t thfeo.qusrters Of al hour Of
,be sitting Of the Third District Court
This morning was given up TO the sell
Ting Of civil cases for trial between The
9th and 10th inst, inclusive.
THAT PERSONAL INJURY cAsE.i
The remainder OF the time after 1873
mn to the noou adjournment was occu
pied with the further hearing Of the
damage suit brought by John A. Lar
son against the Mingo Furnace compa.
ny for personal injured.
AN INFLUX OF Lawyers.
There was large crowd Of local nj
torneys in Judge Hane'e court for thu
fret hour this morning, willis the set
ting Of the civil calendar was going
forward.
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The grand jury resumed their lhbot'
this morning and took up the invcs
cation Of the caae Of the man SawyeS
who is held on a charge Of murdeFously
nseauliing MIR. Phil. Adams, the wife
Of the colorcd shoublaok, under cifcum'
stances already fully reported In the
columns Of the NEWS. Mrs. Adams,
who il still suffering great pain from
the effects Of the injuries inflicted upon
her by the mysterious assailant
WAS brought down from her home ~
the Eighteenth ward Ia n conveyance,
nnd assisted upstairs ~ tho grand Jury
room, ia the DoOly building, by her
husband nut nephew, who supported
her on either side. The poor woman
moaned piteously, and remarked ~
she renchsd the grand Jury chamber,
"Oh, dear, ( wouldn't have cared II he
hadn't shot me here" tmeaning In the
Rbdomen,l IL was with great dliii-
Guilty TINT shc walked along. Her
presence attracted quite number of
persons around the approaches 10 the
building.
A BWEF MARRIED. LIE,
One Of the briefest documents In the
shape OF u divorce complaint that has
reached the files Tor some time was tue
one filed this morning In the Third
district court 10y VIM. II. Gedge, who
prays the court through his at.
tornsys young, Young q Moylel
tn release him from the mat
TimOniRl shncklos which since
November, 1890, have bound him TO
his wife, Margaret A. Gedge. In the
month Of the year named the parties
iutcrmarrled at Logan, Cache county,
hut only q month Or No later, namely,
on January 10Th Of the present year,
Mira. Gedge, N plaintiff asserts, with.
out any cause whatever, abandoned
him. On the ground Of desertion he
Hesks the divorce.
SUED on a rRolIssoRy NOTE.
Goldsmith & Co., clothiors, brought
suit today In the Third District court
against Carl August Weslman, Caro-.
Ina Augusta Westman, Msy X.
Hamilton, and Peter A. Droubay, to
recover $500, with Interest at 10 per
cent per annum from tho lilh Of
December, 1891, on "a promissory note
secured by mortgage.
JUDGE ZANE's ORDERS.
In the case Of Henry Hamtock W..
Moylsn @. Fox, executor, the motion
for new trial was overruled this
morning by Judge Zane, thirty days
stay being allowed.
Amos Fenstermaker va the Tribune
Publishing company. In this case n
motion for continuance was allowed at
the defendants costs.
The case OF Mitchell Wing Va. John
j.. Dolly ct nj. was dismissed by con.
sent.