Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
THE DEFENSE RESTS.
That Disturbance Between Deputy
kaTShalS ald SheriGS at TIndC.
DEFENDANTS SIDE OF THE CASE
Arguments Of Counsel Began shortly
Before Noon today. he.
cision Eagerly Awaited.

ceedings, under investigation Ia Judge
Bartch's court, closed with the testl.
mony OF Deputy Marfhal Casady.
The next witness called 20 the sinnd
was Mr. Smith, who accompanied
Deputy Marshal Cannon a part Of the
way to Silver CITY ON the night Of the
trouble (Friday), and who had been
quRrtofec around the mill for several
days prior - thestlomptod levy by the
| United Stats ManhaPs mon. lie
stated that the mill had been running
up 10 the time Cannon went there.
Witness SAW three men with guns
Ia the mill, and corrob0rn,ld tho pre-.
yious testimony In regard 10 the mat
ter. lie also testified that Sullivan
drew his gun on Cannon when they
met between the mill md Silver City,
| cOrrobOtatod Casndy's testimony
with reference 10 tho armed force at
the mill the following day, anu Of the
order given 10 himself and Casady to
20 away.
Andrew J. Burr, ont Of the deputies
who arrested Gier und Donoghuo at
the mill subsequent totho trouble, tosu.
fied tina, after the arrest hau been mado
Gier was laughing about Cannon and
! Bush having been 70 badly scared
] when the fTauAA occurred At the mill,
that defendant declaring that Bush
shook 30 badly that he lost several
buttons from his CLOTHES. Giur also
said tnRl the boys were desperate, aud
that somebody would have been killed
| II Cannon hunt lBit whom he did.
| Gier admitted that the men IA ID guns.
The prosecution then rested aud the
| defense opened by calling sheriff
Sullivan. ne stated that he had
served number Of writ o! attach.
mont ON the property. The wrlts
were offered IN evidence, but the pro.
HecutiOn objected on the ground that
they were void by reason Of the fact
that after the levy was made the pro.
perry was turned over 10 tho deiend-
ants.
The papers were admitted subject to
the objection.
sullivan denied that he drow "a gun
on Deputy Cannon, and further dc.
MED that he had ever admitted TO any
one that he did ~.
Donoghue, one Of the kenpers placed
In charge Of the property by sheriff
| sullivan, testified thRt no hnd others
operated the mill only sufficient
time, after the attachments were laid,
! TO save the product Ia course OF leach
ing. With relation TO CHnnon's visit
he stated that the latter was apprised
OF the former attachments, but said
they were not worth the paper they
were written on, anu that he would
take the property II he had to bring
every deputy marshal IN the Territory
anu the troops at Fort Douglas TO his
aid. He denied that there weru any
threats made against Cannon or his
colleagues. In iacl, no rub.
slantially denied every allegation made
by the prosecution.
Ia cross examination the witness al.
mitled that some OF the hulphidts had
been shipped away from tho mill be-
fore they mad dried, tut said he didn't
know why they were shipped.
II. Il. Giur, another keeper, Ryerrod
that no threats were made against the
deputy marshBls In the mill, no guns
were drawn, aud that instead OF ON.
deavOring 20 drive tde deputies away
untii Sbsr,G S1ii,ysn ,uVi ,"eto
order that he might aTte,t than G,ns
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