Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
llartha Turner Wins ia Her Actions
Against The Banks.
THE EVANSVILLE TRAGEDY
Judge Z,uc Directs that Mas'cr n"''
be Returned 10 Ills Guardian'-
The Couniericlters.

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was alta premium i"o go, Ian,
given In ano'nef co.''n' - ,,,s nor.
1t was nearly ii o'u'oos ',... hoI
ton OF the mo'h'ns ,,navIn,
conciuuei' anu '"o"
matters were taken up
,,,aruA TURNER WINS.
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nis "vaY' !. ',a,,.Io, In tho case of
,Sar,h. Torner va wolls. Fargo & Co.,
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two OF more uhys'
He said-rhe court Ia OF the opinion
TINT I'm. deeeaseJ. Minnie Barton, had
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'ne ''s"s ''N' ~,
that she hai the o'pacity, ~ t"o 'i"ie
of making II, to u lderstlnd tho nature
n, tbotr.nsaotio,. and that IL was not
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'ne fesu' Vi ""Hu'
seems, from the cviuence, 70 nave oeeu
her set purpose for week, before her
J.a,b IN m,k, the assignment, and
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Ina' oeins so' " io'V"' ''''' '"'
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hPpiies 10 'he cases VI "h''"" i"'"u'
VA the Union National bank ani the
Utah Title aud Insurance company.
ON motion OF Attorney w. q. Hall,
for the defendants, Judge Zane granted
"A stay OF thirty days.
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HE ID hoVNf'
Assistant District Attorney StephenB
In the case Of the People against
Henry smith, alias james D'ONsy,
iudicted for forgery, desire to dismiss
me same. rue uelenuant ~ negro,
united he WIS In the employ of DR..
Kendall, as coachmau. he + malned
In the Ienitentiary some eight months
awaiting trial, which could not be had
for one reason and another, and | IT.
leased him upon his own recognizauces
In order that he might Te.entet DR..
henualv se.'ice' rue uov'oI 10 s"ihs
smith with him.
Judge Zane granted the order Of dis.
missal.
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THE ooiihhhl DiVohoh oAsL'
Attorney w. IL. Dickson made
mention Of the divorce suit of Mnr-
garet Emma Coittell W. Larnud
0Dttrell, In which he is act.
Ing AZ counsel for the plaintiff. He
asked that the case be- set down Tor
hearing Mt an early date, for the reason
that the defendant was giving consider
aoie s,ouplc ~ o.eanns nv 'nu nousv
children. This, he urged, necessitated
n speedy disposal OF the matter.
Judge Zane set the hearing for
Wednesday, May 10Th.
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FARM CITY MANsLAouhfEh CASE
At the recent trial Of Thomas
O'Neill, indicted for granddaughter Mt
Park City, the Jury disagreed aud the
case has 10 be tried dc moro. On applI.
cation Of Assistant District Attorney
stephens the court set May 2ith for the
second hearing.
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Hiram Mcbride aud John Benson,
charged with the murder OF DR.. Eli.
oft at EVANSVILLE, were next arraigned
and plead not guilty to the indictment.
District Attorney Varian asked
Judge LoofbOurOw, the defendants
counsel, whether he would be- realty
to 20 to trial with the case this term;
to which the Judge replied that he
doubted II.
After some little conversation IL was
decided TO lot the matter stand over
for the present.
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Judge Zane did not take many mo-.
mehts TO write of the latest griev.
ance arising out If the guardianship
CT Wallaoe j., the three-year-old son
OF Sheriff A. j. and Mrs. Burt.
Readers OF the NEWS will remember
that some time ago Mis-. Burt obtained
a divorce from her husband, and the
child was, by q decree of the court,
placed under the guardianship OF MIR.
Wm. Groesbeck, by consent. hn.
Buri, however, the other day got
bDsseseion OF the boy and refused to
\ i've him up again.
Judge Powere, on ihuIslny, on DO.
raw 81 lhe guhrdiati, hppheu ior WIZ
4 habeAs corpus, whleh 1uuge zane
hh'.u, o NIL, ,n con,t ,p,s mo ~ pU'
wv, ,,a,nav Elm.r,p Jo,cs songh,
80 ,ha d,,,,,,, ,nol,iisa IN III, as.
"' ~. ,n,hsr ho awa,daJ H.
In.,ody ~ The II,tle one, I'm, Jusgc
.,s derm,rsd' asking ,hat vonn,
I,yni'ace bs r,ta,n.I by line S.rso1
(aRreed upon.
] Attorney Jnnps said he desired 10