Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-14
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
0G.sds Against ihl LIN ipp'lT
Before JUDGE BiT.Cl.
TUFrU. rOsfEn CAsE rONUNUID


WV ~ "'ff'f'
Tho calendar OF civil Jury causes hn.
been tsmpladIy put as.iv aud Judge
Blgtcu val turn bis outirc attention
Cor ,he remainder %, ilu week 20 the
trials ut crimiuh cases. las honor
began this m1inlus.
CJSriAuED FOR TuEr EHM
Ia tho c.so q j.. u. F,s.cr go.
uicied for lsrcoay, which bal been
Get down !or trial today, Asshtaut DE.
uict Attorney Richards novel Tor a
continuance f.r tie tenn, owing 20 the
absence from the Territory ul The Pros.
scouting witurfr, colder who 10 now
Boz New Mexico. Counsel asked slsp
that tile tc.,ndaups bond Lee reduced
from $1,000 to sou.
Col. kairu the joicudaups ut'
totncy, said that be- himsuli made au
pp lauun 10 tlC court last week Tor
reduction cd the Emuult q thv bond,
butit was then refused. Foster, hc
stated, WAS ufICt,vd on tho p'tsr'.
cbaJgp, taken before Justice Gee unj
lhu c,su d.sm siel n'tvr "a iull boaripgi
thu,v uIug no evidence of guilt but
aad uJun te.trrvstoi Tor the samu
oilcu-y. The prosecutor, who had rs-
euls,ri, alleged that ho l1st S ~ Ia tho
utieudnnps tnlo0n. he WAS not bBiUfu
the grand jury, aud this appeared TO be
"a ease Of "opitu wufk.n Iuufu wau uo
showing mHue uy the pros, cuii0n that
tucy would over have the witness
here, aud such counsel thought should
Goo done before seeking ~ hold tue le-
fCudhnt uu bonds Indefinitely, 10 was
not likely that be would over DO
brought tom New Mexico.
Judge Barluh said the court could
not COusiJCr any nlygatIou OF "spile
work." HIS honor urssumtu u wHs
| the uuiy Ol TIE district attorney 20
punish the guilty ~ we'll as toshicld
/ the innocent
Attorney Richards unIUFsiood that
| the COM lsiuiLg witura was ga New
/ Mexico only tumplfafiiy on service,
! and the pT1ft Cutsn tNuucled 10 pro.
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| ~ Colonel kMghu insisted, however,
| We Prosecution would ME Hn ailidavit
| Tor continuance.
Eventually Judgo Bir,ch granted a
continuance iOr tue term, reducing the
bond to 500.
WILL GO hack 10 IOWA.
Assistant District Attorney Howal
ASKED That the indictment Of burglary
against li.yysrOlu O.. Leon Young 6t
dismlael. His co-leioudaut, he pni !,
had plead guilty u petit larceny anu
received sentence. Y0unR's mother
lived At Burlington, Iowa, rnd had i5T.
/ warlrd thv p!igr ut his railroad ticket
| home. The rtquott was granted.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
l.. II. Johnson, OF respectable an
/ ttAThucr, hbJut twenly.iOur years ul
| age, was aTfaiguod ON an indictment
| alleging the forgery u a check Tor SD
/ on tue Union National BALk, on july
/ SIN, 1898, with intent to dtffaud n. A.
] Adams. lie plead not guilty. UBuu
/ informing the court that he wa.
"ausolutely psunile's" anu unable u
employ an attorney, ID. II. wcngol
was appointed TO ivi1nJ hun.
rulCEMAS AND MONT CAR CLEANER
Joseph e, Davis, member VI tn,
city police force (Uu BAIL, was then
placed ON tnnl on "a charge Of uasauit.
! iug Joseph Haiues, with intent q GO
| hun bodily harm, ON February l1In.
The prosecution was conducted BY
Assistant District Attorney Richards;
| Attorney h.. w. rAtlO1k Appeared foi
the defendant. The facts were briefly
stated la tue NEWS whom tho defend
ant vas arrested lHst week.
Tho prosecutor lisa night car clcnuol
In the eml 10y OF the Union Pacific
railroad company, and n0Out u'clrck
on the morning Of the uatu above
named was returning home along ia,
sidewalk on the south side Uf North
Temple street. HIS statement on the
| wituubh-s,and was 20 the effect that "A
he passed no heard someone IN the
read. IL being dark hu could not ESQ
who was there, but took the person III
be- "A footpGd. A. soon nv he turned
around voice called "AAll!D but
before ne could move bis head lac heard
tho report ~ firearms ana 'ielt ipp IA
the calf " hls lex, JUS, below the knee
lie ran ilr about ten yards and crBpt
10 the ielCe Tor support. lie had 4
couple or three blocks then 10 10 beioFs
reaching his home, which Is on north
Fiith West street, aud hurled ca a,
quickly a. ppsub.g. "rhis l. the flnl
tims have seen him tince then, d
said HRiuos, referring ~ the deienu
ant.
Attorney Rioharis-Do you know
who shot y0u2
Witness sail ne did not.
Attorney rAtl0oR then moved to OK
puuga tho whole OF the witneis's tcsti
m0ny, ON tho ground that the sam,
was lucompB,eui, Irrelevant aud I'M
material, aud 4ld not tend to establish
tue commission Ui any public otiausB.
The court oyeTfultd tue objection
tho prosecuting counsel stating that h,
expected to uOugsct this wituesAi
tertimOny wish that Of other wit
uEHUs.
The crOss.UNAminsllOn Of the wit
ness was then taken up by AttOrn~y
Tntlurk, but HAiuts Was uituer 10 dea
OF Nv uuii Of comprehension that boti
attorney aud WitaysH got CuuuiueTAb.S
mixed Up and ratified before tne latte
| wa- runIy disposed 10.
"D.In't you" sak.u Attorney Tat
lock, ''u car come one call 'halp three o
iuur imes DO ore hTiuhW
Wines no, ole.
"What were you carrying tina