Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

claimed that ex.Msyor william Il.
Grace and ex.speaket Of tho New
York assembly, l.. II. Cozsne, were
both his brothers.in.law. Undertaken
Horan n now In communication with
Mr.. Cozsns, who ielegrpphs that Mrs.
Cozans II very ~, but that she did
have brother Richard, and he prom.
ises to take steps 10 ind out II he and
tie deceased were Que aud the same.
When the members Of tho Bakefs'
union Of Los Angeles assembled on
Tuesday morning, after deciding 10
strike because non.union men were
also employed, they were dressed m
their best suits OF clothes nnd woe
grim determination on their faces.
This determination increased rs they
listened 10 II ilammat,ty speeches.
While they were IN noisy session the
council OF labor moved down on them.
The members OF the council OF labor
hal been upprsed OF tbs arbitrary act
Of the bakers without fifst coneulting
them and the calorlc under thtiF
collars was fcrvid. They rohd the fiut
act to the bakers, showed what they
had done for them ana or erred them
90 70 u work. The bakers, after listen
they hnd acted a little preoipituta Ia
the matter and concluded TO 80 bact.
They did 20 AMI the atrihe wnH at m
end. IL lasted something over three
houts.
A case that will probably involve
international CDrrespondence between
the United States pnd Swedcn has jut
come {, light nj Albuqurfqur, New
Mexico. On the 1914 Oi April Chas.
Ffauks, u conductor on the Atlanti X
Pacific, had among hi, passengers ION
The Needles to Mohavr,the emu Of his
run, two swedish gir'e, one aged
eighteen, the other e'xiccn yeare, CD
route 70 Northern California. Thy
were direct from the county anu
cannot speak the English lnngunge.
Both are large for tiivir nses, OF gOIi
form and OF fair appearance. the cor
ductor ehowed them great attention on
the road, aud when Mohavc was
reached no took them 10 the eating
house to wait for the Southern Pacific
train, which WINS several h0Uis late.
During the walt Franks, 1t - nllege ,
persuaded the oldest gi.l TO follow to
his room, aud there evidently as-auliei
her The Southern FAC NJ train
arrived, aud when the Outraged gltl
left ths room for the triil she swooned
oil into ini1t. rne conductor admits
tha, no invited the girl to hls room, but
that she willingly submitted to his re-
qutst, and he also states that she IL not
Ignorant OF the English langung'.
Several parties took Pity upon tue girl
and have reported the matter TO the
Swedish Consul NJ Sac FeGnclsc).
The Cheyenne Leader gives an
account Of AN important dee sion IN the
district court la that city: Harry Linn
IL free man once more. ns the result
OF Judge SCOTS decision yesterday
afternoon. He obtained board from ID.
3. Storey Ivy false ruprcseu tationa anu
was for that reason fined and imprison.
ed. Tuesday, J. G.. Baird applied for
writ OF hAbras corpus on his behalf,
which WINS yesterday granted. There
were several grounds rtsed Ia tn
petition, such NJ the unconstitutional
ity Of the law under which the IN.
Drmation was brought, the suflicienoy
Of the commitment and hn excess Of
penalty. The nrst was that II
recited that the defendant had
been examined" by the Justice,
whereas, IN law, the defsntant
was actually tried. Judge Scot held
that trial and examination were not
synonymous terms under the Wyom-
Ing statutes, but that the "examina.
iion" by n Justice IN limited to cases oi
binding over for the district court.
Hence, that II did not appear i""t the
Defendant had been given t....., but
only m Termination" The other
point Ia OF more public importance.
The judgment and sentence In the
case, us shown by the commitment, was
that the defendant lay fine aud
cosIs. IL having been contonded by
the attorney for the defendant that,
under the Justices code, costs cannot
be added TO the fine, Judge Scott htl 1
the point we'll taken. lie decided that
the sentence being excessive, TINT Is,
beyond the Limitations In tue iustices'
criminal code, the sentence aud com.
mitment were void, and discharged
him accordingly. This Is the inst
time that this point has been passed
upon. II has been the practice TO
nssess costs tjgether with the nne ana
collect both,