Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-14
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Trial Of D. Y. Diamond, for a
Fraudulent Use Of The Halls.
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL MATTERS.


Applicants for admission TO citizen.
chip have been few and far between
during the last few weeks; but this
morning Robert Vincent, a Britisher,
now resident OF Salt Lake, went be-
fore Judge Zane, renounced all allegi'
nnce to Queen Victoris, and Joined the
thronR of American citizens. George
l.. Yoadon and Joseph J.. Cook were
his supporters.
AGAINST LOUIS conS Er AL.
Abraham 5huerman vs.. Louis Cohn
ct al. Default was entered In this case,
with judgment Tor the plaintiff.
DEMURRER ovEREULED.
Nate sAmpliner vs.. the Rio Grande
Western Railway Co. Demurrer to
amended second count Of the complaint
OvcrFulcd.
GONE OVER TILL APRIL TRRM.
Upon the application Of Judge Nc.
Kay, counsel for the defendant, the
case OF VIM. Morrow, indicted for
selling intoxicating liquors without
license, was continued for tho term
until ApriD, owing to the illness Of
the defendants wife.
FIVE DAYS ALLOWED.
In the case OF Jack Bolton W.. Hy-
rum Groesbeck, five days were given
Ia which to fllo an amended answ or
10 the complaint.
AND THIRTY DAYS HIRE.
American Publishing Go. va. the
Fisher Brewing Co. Thirty days nd
ditionnl time was allowed In which TO
file u bill Of exceptions.
ALLEGED PERJURY.
The case OF the People Va. Newey,
indicted for perjury, was continued, on
duplication OF the defendants counsel,
until the 2lst inst.
THIRTY DAYS ALLOWED.
Ann Publeo Va. A. Fisher ct nj.
Thirty days additional time given TO
file statement for new trial.
THE DIAMOND INVESTIGATION.
The legal arguments on tho trial OF
ID. V. Diamond, indicted for fraudu-
lent use OF the mails In
connection with TN alleged bogus
accident insurance association, were
resumed. Attorney Cherry Ion behalf
Of the accused) spoke for about half an
hour before the adjournment OF the
court last evening, and this morning
concluded his address, r.marking that
no one had been wronged, nobody had
Loot any money, and no disposition to
deiraud had been proven.
Attorney Martin followed In the
tamo line, and District Attorney
Varian closed for the prosecution.
The case went to the Jury ut noon. At
8.l5 they were still celebrating, and
there was u whisper going around at
that time as to the great probability Of
Disagreement.
fRITscH VS.. FRITscH.
In Judge Bartch's court the further
hearing OF the Frltsch divorce case was
proceeded with, the ilrst part OF the
mornings session having been devoted
TO the taking u testimony OF local real
estate agents as to tho value OF the
property held by the defendant, Fran
els Fritsch. This was said to amount
In this aggregate 10 Sl60,000.
The trial still continues to entertain
large number OF persons belonging to
the same nationality as the parties to
The suit, who are Germans, and
during the morning their ears were
tickled with certain pnrts Of the evl.
dence OF the Defendant on the witness
stand while under examination by
Attorney Frank Pierce. He declared
that during their residence In this city
hash In IA q. IA. "A. al
In shameful manner. Alma (who Ia
now twenty years OF age) SCENE TO have
come In for Jul snare OF mater
nal castigation. On one occasion, de.
fendant said, Mrs. Fritsch took up
Taw-hius whip anu thrashed Alma he.
cause she did not ask her permission
before going out. She had also kicked
her, anu when witness had remonstrat-
ed, his wife informed him that no was
nothing but an old woman" "She
has tried to take control OF
The house." no went on to state,
IRON tue frAt day married
her. On the very night OF our mar.
rage, whom In Ohio. she asked me- ut
IL O'Clock, midnight, to go down stairs
anu see II every door was locked.
lLaughter.) She treated mo rs II
were an Inferior being. "rhe great
difficulty between them, as husband
aud wife, he continued, was ns to the
children - because he would not
whip them at her will. He declared
that no had always treated his wife
well, anu tried 10 do his whole duty by
her. He admitted having once called
her names, but once only, and that
was during their residence In Ohio.
MIR. Fritsch was still on the witness
stand when tho court adjourned q,
noon.
OTHER CASES.
Robert Is. Hsmilton w. IL. V. Otto
anu ii. w. Doxher. Judgment by
consent entered against the latter de.
ienuant only. Otto has an answer at
present on the file.
hdwiD Quinn VI. Frank Monroe, j.
H. Bohesteole, William j. Bromley,
r. II, Auerbach and Samuel A. Auer.
BACK. This suit was ordered dismissed
~ 10 all the defendants except w. j.
bromley, against whom personal judg.
ment was rendered.
A PAINFUL SCENE IN CoIRV