The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
The LEGAL GRIND
Eight Prisoners Arraigned Yes
terday Before Judge Zane.
AND ONLY OH PLEADED GUILTY.
Civil Business Transacued-Police and Pro
bate PrOcpedings-An Injunction Suit
Against the Saltair Company.

Eight prisoners appeared for arraign-
ment in Judge aZsne's court yesterday
morning. and ore of the first to come for
ward was Thomas O'Neal, who in quar-
rel in a saloon at Park City on March %
last killed George S. Roundy. O'Neal
who is a young man, is charged with man
slaughter, and he appears to feel deeply
the unenyisble position in which he is
placed. When Clerk Mcmillan, in his
formal way, asked O'Neal for his plea, the
latter dropped his eyes and murmured mot
guilty. in an almost inaudible tone. and re-
tired to the marshars Office.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
William Randall, as tough looking a jail
bird as ever stood in the prisoners dock,
entered a plea of not guilty to an indict-
Oscar Youngberg's saloon on March Is,
and the court designated Wiley Brown as
his attorney.
HEIFER CASE.
Jake Johnson, who looked as though he
had just left the farm, pleaded not guilty to
the charge of stealing $50 heifer belong
ing to Peter Erickson.
CHARGED WITH RAPE.
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set hue, was arraIgned on an Indictment
charging him with outraging a girl named
Katie Jensen, and at Prosecutor Stephens
suggestion was allowed until Monday to
plead.
he WILL sTAND TRIAL.
Frank Reupsch, husky young German
who is charged with passing a forged
check on Mr.. Desky, entered plea of not
guilty and jury of his peers will pass
upon the question ut the next term of
court.
COLoRED PENMAN.
Henry Smith, the colored man who is
charged with forging the name of DR.. Ken
| dali of Fort Douglas, to check for $35 and
| trying to pass the same at the Commercial
National bank, pleaded not guilty.
CHARGED WITH MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
Nick Butler entered plea OF not guilty
| to the charge of assault with intent TO muir
der, committed upon John Bagnail in Sum
NIT county last March.
HoUsEBREAKBRs.
Peter Burns and James Sheenan both
| said mot guilty." when asked whether OF
on February IS.
THE ONE GUILTY MAN.
One man out of the entire batch, G. J.
| Simpson, entered plea OF guilty to tins
charge of bousebreaking, committed II
Summit county in February last. Frank
Robinson, who is indicted with him
pleaded not guilty. Robinson will be sen
fenced tomorrow.
DAGGETT MUST GO TO TRIAL.
Grant H. Smith, attorney for William
Daggett, the ex-city detective, who il
under two indictments, one for assault
with intent to rob and the other for extor
ton, made motion for q continuance il
both cases on the ground that two materia
witnesses for the defense were absent iron
the city. The motion was granted as I
the former charge and overruled as to tn
latter.
CIVIL BUSINESS.
In the afternoon the case of G. w. Col
lier ct al vs. Carroll 81 Kern, in which tn
plaintiffs sued to recover tue value @
, paper furnished, was tried and iudgmen
, was rendered for the plaintiffs.
FERL WINS.
In the case of Arthur p. Ferl vs. tn
: Metropolitan Investment company, judg
ment was rendered for the plaintiff 10
' $500.
OVERRULED.
The demurrer in the case of Veri q
e Schirm VS.. W. 2. Rowe ct al was ove
2 ruled.
FOR THE DEFENDANT.
Judgment was rendered for the defeut
: ant in the case of Samuel Viglile VS.. 2.
Cess.
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