Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18
COULD NOT AGREE.
Tia, Vas The Position Of The Jlyy
Hho Tried A. L. Edwards.
CASE CONTINUED rOtrns TERI.
sralruce, Passed br JuIse Iur'rh TO.
day.-Enirls Of Cnuns D 10 llagry
Hammond. Behalf
CASE coSrnulp fot rnE TEna


manager Of the White Hause, on o.
charge Of embczzcmout ana grauu
larceny closed y,sut Jay.
Among the witnesses in behalf OF
the d,'ondlnt we Aiia SAFE -lhlit
VINO faij that she went 10 SlItair
Beach with EIwarus on tho NJ ctuo3u
Of september 1851. Edwards showed
her roll OF groenbacks and told her
he Intended going To CaIi',rnin. She
received a number Of lr,tom ffgm E--
wards after Li do, aruie.
Mrs. Holt recalled, was asked % Ed
wards WAS n1ta preferred creditor i1'
glug at tho umcoi the assignment, but
replied that enc did mol SNOW.
Mr.. VouarI, the complainant, was
asked o. ho did not know that Eisnrus
was made preferred creditor but
replied that be tidu'L lie stated,
however, that no attempted to auGth
The account Later IL was learned that
M.un Brown & Hgniyrson, WHO
Drew ny tue assignment were out Of
The city, Aud the assignment could not
DO obtained.
The defense rested aud Attorney
Nye made tho opening afgumsut ioI
tue prosecution. Ne was followed by
Judge Powers for tse defense, and the
case was closed uy Attorney Ccad aud
Assistant Distfc. Attorney Richards
to- the lie ouse anu Prosecution ret
pcciively.
The cA,c reached the luty shortly
lciUfu Pei TX Hud rs 90 verdict hbd
been returned at the usual AJDurH-
mvnt h0ur, n recess was taken tul 1850
J.. M.
10 was not until halt pas. uiun tuat
TIE Jurors were again heart from, aud
then They returned into CJur. tor iuf.
turr intttugiiuns HAVING received
luUtu lnyy once more Ie.iflg. A. ten
O'Clock no lgtemUuth d been reached,
anu the Twelve spent the night uuucI
lock aud Key, In cnhrge Of bailil.
when court assembled this morning
the jury took their seatf ia tnc hos, ana
Judge Barlch asked tnCm whether
they hal agreed upon a verdict
eve have not, your h0n0L"
answered the foreman.
"!s there any cnance oi your doing
s.2' further ga .tti0ucd tue judge.
Ihr iOremzu rep leu: 81 think
can say positively that there IL not.
But hero II a short statement l would
like 10 submit 10 the court Of what We
have done"
rnia whB handed up 10 the bench,
ami after perusng 10 his honor eaii-
Gentlemen Of the jury, you may be-
discharged from this Case.
Assistant District Attorney Richards
then nskrI that both casus be- con.
tiuuHd Tor the tetm-( meaning the IN.
Iiuimente for emhtEzlemcnt and rTnud
lafCeuy.)
Attorney Coad, Of counsel for the
deitnsr, said that Edwards had be n
under oinli tmeut Ia the penituntiafy
all along nnd he was anxious % nave
the CAstH retired before next term
unless dc onIeUt could have his liberty
In the meantime.
lthaviug been stated, In answer 20
the court, that the present bond stood
nj $1,000, Attorney Coal remarked
that that wna Au unreasonable amount
10 ak now, after the evidence which
had been adduCed.
After some conversation the court
reduced the bond to $500 Ia regard 20
the UmbUIElemrnt count; on the other
the Defendant was released on his own
Z, CuguiEiuCc. Aud 20 tue cases 40
over flr tho term.
Itis Understood that the bond will,
be forthcoming on MONDAY next
sEST 10 IHE COUNTY JAIL.
John EDsberg, who yesterday plead
guilty 10 charge NJ stealing bottle
Of whisky an - box Of cigars from T..
H. NyHtrUm'a HalIOn, came up for
nuntpucc.
Attorney Corey said the defendant
was u poor mau and had teen la iail
for upwards OF Dix weeks. He had
been tn the employ OF Mossrs. H1ula.
han and Grlillths Rs an engineer at the
now city anu county building for the
lgtt fifteen months, anu this was his
tmt olonsc.
answer 10 the court tho defendant
said no would not have committed tho
OticusO mad he not been Intoxicated
and con the spree" He had lived here
about seven years.
Sentcnrc-rwenty days' imprlson.
ment In the county Jail, anu TO pay tho
costs of tue prosecution.
TIE DUCK uUSIERs
a. Mrgnrss and A.P. Dlviisiu,
who we're yesterday convicted OF uu.
lawfully killing Wild duck each, On
September 3fu, were now ordered 10
pay SlU anu cost. Of the prosecution.
The case came to thls court on spbAl
from Commissioner Pmtt's court
where fine o, $40 aud GETS was i'm
pused-the same puuishmont as now
liked by Judge BArtCh.
IGNORED.
Assistant District Attorney Rich.
ards reported 10 the court that tho
grand Jury had lguogui the following
CaEvr:
The People VI w. NJ. smith, assault.
People VS. q. G. Brown, persOnating
M officer.
u. S, vs. Mark schas, illegal voting
at thp election.
US. VS. Dlminioo Rudellai, ditto.
HAIRY HAMMOND.
The sentence upon Harry Ham
muud was set Tor this mOrni 10, and
Nsl lhD arguments ON the motion of
! tho defendant. attorneys Tor new
! tra5 hu, as Alessrs. Whittemora amt
waite could mo-. he ptetenttne matter
was ordered &, stand over ill y. m.
mscrLLANEous.
Ia tho uase uf Samuel H.. Vance a.
81 VS. John u. Whuiou, the motion o.