Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

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ing on the ruari.louso porch when
the rhot was fired.
Private ButRlcy, also stationed al
Fort Douglass nid uc heard Lieutenant
Buck tell Liu.u % "hurry up uf that
man would get away from h,m." InCy
were both then standing or tie IUfCh
Of the runrJ-bJutu together Aitr
the shooting Llcutcnnul Buck directed
Liusr o. tiko Leonard 10 the hospital
Wines knew nothing OF tho actual
shooting.
puvaic WIN. Murray next testified
that hu was standing on the guard
room porch when Buck gave orders o.
Lins 90 "artest that man." lie ulso
said "lakr two good men with yuuh
Judge HuwU-Dli be- bku yOI2
tLaughter.
Whs witnrfs, who had been %.
freely .uiulgiug iu iiqI r, and HI1a"
with difficulty, said-"Nu, / wutu'i
good enough" NHughtufl
Judge HIwut--l ann AFRAID that
Brcrhus au Mars have been having o.
tilt. (Llurhtpi)
Judge n uc Go the wiiurssl -Dldr't
you know better than o. come Into the
courtroom ruui2
The witness tried vanity 90 convince
the ut shat there va uoiuu the
matter with him; but Judge Zane
ordered % court haiuil tate change OF
him until 10 was known whether hU
would ngaiu be- wanted.
Serge ut LiuHe was turu called, aud
Attorney Naulu asked ihr uit 90
instruct the witur.s, ns ho Waa jointly
Indicted iu this pr0stCutIUui tnat hy
OHl mot answer any questions tending
90 inCruiiHtu him 90. Council uiI
not wan, him drawn uul lIku o. badger
now,
Juigc HoWat-Nu ono whua 90 du
that Ertnr usErI Liusc--Nn la.
struou1us did Lieutenant Buck give
you, " ury'
Witurs.-I decline to answer the
question.
Judge HoWat-rhats all. The wit.
ness then loit the stand.
Attorney Nafiau thvroupon moved
TINT tue court Instruct the jury 90 nc'
quit the accused. The evidence, he
taii, simply showed him, ~ the most,
| 10 be- an accessory buiofe thu fact Tor
which he was not inflicted
Iuirs Hownl, while admitting that
The case against The accused was not q
strong ON. lett u 10 the court TO say
whether 10 should 20 10 the jury.
Attorney Young R7kr was LIcutrl.
ant Bucg 10 uu held guilty 0f the crime
/ OF mur iur Tor doing that which Wns
/ bis lawful Iuty--il arrest d mau who
/ bai teen troublesome there before.
Very few other words la tie truIifI
Language, he observed, would have
conveyed his meaning brtltr luuu thurH
: he used, Hurry out there aud sIIp
] that man."
ANc, some little conversation be.
| tween counsel,
Judge Zaue briefly charged the jury,
/ rumatkiug, In substance, that Lieut.
/ hue ~ shown by tbo tcsli'
I muuy, Gii no moro than hiH
/ lawful duty. "rhr evl1onca," added
nif honor. t'ls MT sufficient 10 show su
/ unlawful iu'H4dlu Uu the part ui
| Lieut.. Buck lu giving the order The
| prosecution .ins not shown IL,
| az least beyond a reasonable
doubt. While the lieutenant might
/ have been more guarded b.
| tue use OF his language towards thu
] sergeant, probably tho orders which he
did give, A. apprara from the evidence,
wtfu not sufficient TO author
the inference tuat the uu'ehJ-
ant iutruIed that Sergeant
linso should nfic't the mau.
by any unlawful means. Gentlemen,
/ you mly HUI yefd ct ilr tue defend
ant ir0m where you silt"
The jury, acting on his hOnor'a IT,
/ stfuCiiOns, nc once returned formal
verdict OF not guilty.
The trial Coz cludul nl $3.50.