Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
Attorney John n. zl1o Rises 10 Nako
q Voluntary Explanation.
CRIMINAL BUSINESS TAKEN ur.
a Painful Case. The Granlsy.ilc
Traerdy.-U'Ncnl rlaced on lM
Second .rIal for Granddaughter.

GrITSu NLAREu 10 IT.
la the case OF Joseph G.. Davis ct al.
Va tue salt Lake building aud Loan
association, which curing the last
week has created somc littl, Outer
among the officers OF the Bsociatiou
owing u the grave charges made Ia
the complaint, Attorney Il. w
ratlucE, the plaintiffs council,
moved Tor uu order on tho defendants
calling upon them 10 produce all tho
books Of the association ard for a DE-.
roiit Of the same with the clcrl, OF this
court until alter tho trial Of the caust;
ais, that plainuT aud bic attorney be
allowed the privilege Of examining
the books ut any aud all reasonable
,imts. Attorney Tallock submitted
an uillIayiI by the plaintiff IN suppJi,
OF the application, settling forth the
various reasons therefor.
! Judge zauu set the hearing on the
motion tor tomorrow morning.
AiH. JOHN ST. EASE EXPLAINS.
Subsequently, Attorney John NJ.
| Zane arose auI uaiu--i dusItc 10 state -
the court that al tho time the com.
/ plant ia this action was hlrI my
name WIS appended % IL uB ore uf the
attorneys Tor the plaintiff. Afterwards
| 1 Wrote letter 20 thu Clufk Oi this
/ court telling him 10 cancel the
| Appearance If there was one
maIt-u my behalf, because the Dix
nature 20 the complaint was not
| auth fizrd. | asccftalnuu afterwards,
/ however, that the client whom ! 70.
/ presented hui told Mt IailucEi who
/ 10 the attorney for tue pialutin, 10 VlsD
append my name, nni tue matter
coming on ~ It has, y great iuiustice
/ has been done to Nc. fatlOuk, AMI 0ub
under which he should rot remain.
lie supposed thut the rcquust OF the
| plaintiff was Huilicluut authority for
attaching my signttufo. desire 10
make that statement simply because
the letter which | 6uut 10 tnv clerk uaa
already appeared IN the public prints,
ana Mt. lntlOck Inns been placed la IA
false position thereby.
guE rOOELE COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Hyrum Mcbride ana John Benson,
the Two young mcn indicted fvf the
murder OF d.. Charles u. Elliott, Ia
| Duuclo county, ON ApTll l7th Of the
present year, were arIaigIei and plead
| not guilty..
la anawer 10 lho court, Colonel
/ Montgomery, the defendants counsel,
snid lac was not funIy 10 have the case
set for trial a. present. Two or three
WITNESSES whom he expected 10 call
| for the defense were not iust now avail
able, anu he therefore asked that the
matter go over.
Alter some talk Assistant District
Attorney Howat suggested that the
ease bo set down Tor Trial two weeks
from tomorrow.
Judge Zane made an order accord.
ingly, remaining that u The doiens q
was not {. ca ready an applicable u
could be- made Tot "A continuance,
LADD's TRIAL GET
Charles W. Ladd was auaignod and
plead not guilty 20 a charge OF stealiug
quantity Uf silver bullion from the
DAILY niue az Park city under citcum.
stances reported IN the NEWS at the
| time.
The prisoner was employed at the
mill ffOm which the property was
taken, anu It isnllcged that ho shipped
itby express 10 a Chicago firm. II IL
estimated that, Ia all, something like
$1,000 worth Of the bullion was carried
oil.
Judge Honterson will doiend the
accused, aud the trial was set fOr Sop.
TENDER 18th.
4 PAINFUL CASE.
william NJ. Logan and Elizabeth
Ntilson, the pair who on Saturday
last plead gully TO hu indictment Tor
adultery, were neat called upon TO
stand NJ for Judgment
Attorney J. n. Harris told
the court that ON behalf Of the
defendants ho deslrCd 10 say "a
few word9, IN the hope OF possibly mit.
eating the sentence which the court
might feel disposed 10 pass. Mrs. Neil.
son had for several years resided at
kichttli, SEWER county, anu was the
mother OF two children, ngoi respec.
lively about three ana five years. Ac.
coTdiug 10 the statement madu 10 him,
The wOmau's hubbard was "A man III
very sierra AMI jealous and somewhat
cruel deposition. Three or four months
ug0 lao got into "A jealous rage mud a..
sailed his wife Ia "a very severe man.
ner, knocking her down and causing
one Of her teeth to fall out. Taking
tho youngest child with her che npi
from home and came 10 Salt Lake.
where fhr obtained employment Ina
order TO support hurself anu little child.
When she had been In the city about
three months she accidentally met the
defendant Logan, who was a playmate
Of hcs In childhood. Al the
tlme she luit home she was enceintr.
gnd such wua her condition now. re.
coming very NJ, she hsi TO rollf quish
work, ani It was at this iuncluTe that
tho meeting between these parlips
took place. When Logan learned of
tho circumstances no suggested that
Mrs. Nelson should 20 AMI live with
him, anu tho did no. Counsel said
that, 10 his mind, this was very
different cage from one wherein a
woman LETT her husband without
rTovOcltlon. Ia this instance the nus.
band had treated her Improperly.
There was nothing wilful or pfu,
CAvlNGC pAMV