Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-09
Developments at The Trial Before
Judge Zane this Morning.
POWERS AND ATTORNEY CONDOR.
How he Latter Proposed TO Counter.
ncl some Of the Evils of Powers
Political Teaching!

Nv ih'efest hhnllehteu IN tue proceed
ings, az every available scat was seized
upon by ten 0'click-at the OMEN.
ing OF court - and the space
around was also crowded with
visitors. so considerable was the
crush Mt ono period OF the hearing that
Judge Y 'ne had OCCASION to cali upon
the bailiiia not 10 admit any more per.
IONS lnto the court.
District Attorney Varian with At.
tor oy Baldwin aslsclatei) appeared
to prosecute; Judge Powers and Attor.
nty II. ). McCalium were for the de.
tense.
The charge against tue two defend.
nts ~ being tried separately, that Of
w. IL. Car,uy being first taken.
Whon Mrs. CpsaJy, the Defendants
VIE was called yesterday afternoon
she simply Identified her marriage
license, Judge Powers objection to the
lady giving any further testimony be-.
my sustained by the court.
Miss Lizzie Cnsady, IA sister of the
defendant, was then examined, and
remained ON the witness stand until
court adjourned for the day. Her testi.
m0ny was In relation 70 Cassidy having
removed his furniture % Mrs. Sharp's
house, anu OF his having been seen
there on numerous occasions.
Henfy A. WoOlley, builder and con.
tractor OF this city, was the first wit.
heas called TO the stand by the prOsccu-
ton this mOrning. Ha said he Ia the
owner OF house No. l73 ID street, which
he renteI 10 Mr. Cusa1y Ia October,
1870, for about "a year. Tho deienia
stated at the time thnt he wanted Il
for his family. Towards the close OF
Casady's occupancy witness had oc-
ohsi0n 10 ask him whsthur Mrs. Matte
sharp lived there, and he rrplici thR;
shs was occupying q portion Of the
pfemiset. MIR. Casady paiI the rent.
Wiiliam ConhOn, an attorney, said
he went TO Eureka, Juab county, ia
August, 1871, ON u political mission.
Casndy snd Mfs. Sharp travelled by the
same train 10 Eureka, and he alter
wards observed them sitting at the
dining table together In the Eureka
hotel. he saw them together next day
at the Beck mine. They all returned to
salt Lake In company.
Judge Powers = Mr.. Candy and
yourself went to Eureka ~ enlighten
tho people there on the political Issues
OF tue day, suppose?
Witness tknowingly)-Yes, we went
there to countefact the evil effects OF
some OF your teachings, Judge. (L9ud
laughier.l
Judge Powers-0o you think, TAX.
ing you both torether, that You sue
G. edrn IN doing III?
Wilness-I think could do It my.
self. (baughter.)
Judge Iine--Go on with the testi.
mouy. We have no time TO waste on
this sort OF thing.
In further answer 10 Judge Powers
the witness said no saw nOthi lg what.
ever improper or suggestive Ia the
coniuct OF either Mr.. Cassidy or Mrs.
Sharp while nj Eureka.
Barney Sieinsmeir, an expressmap,
testified To having some tins las. sum.
mer, NJ Casndy's request, removed
certain household goous from house
on Il street TO smother house ON Fourth
East, between Seventh and Eighth
South. Mrs. Sharp aud another lady
Were there. PfeviouHly-in the early
summer or spring-also ut Casady's
request, no removed q box from where
Mrs. Caeady then lived to the hous. ON
Il street. LIE had also moved a table,
some chairs and oilclOth from the
Democratic headquarters TO the house
in which Mrs. Sharp resided, at the
request VI Casady.
Ice Cbas. Miller, a real estate agent.
testified to MI. Cassidy having rente d =.
a house.trom him Tor Mrs. Sharp, early
last spring. Casady did all the taking
anu asked him TO write the receipt IN
the name OF Mrs. Sharp, which witnes.
did.
Joseph w. Bush, motorman on the
Salt Lake CITY railroad, said he knew
Mr. CasAdy and Mrs. Sharp by sight. |
Witness route was 20 the rwrntieth
ward. He knew Mi. Shsrp's residence
last summer M the corner OF Sixth and |
q, and had seen Casady about a dozen
times riding that way; also Mrs.Sharp.
He did not remember, however, ever
having seen them together.
Judge Powers objected to such far.
fetched testimony. II 1t were a eus.
piclous circumstance to ride on tram
car. he himself would prefer TO walk I'm |
future. IL was absurd TO try ami con. |
Wet man simply because he had been |
seen riding ON a street car.
"Unless," said the court, 'lhe parties
were together"
The witness, on being pressed by |
Mr.. Varian, said he had seen Casady
ret oil near the house where Mrs.
sharp resided ON +, aud also couple |
Df blocks away from IL.
OrsOn Dyer, conductor ON Bush,s
car, hal seen Cassidy around Mrs,
Sharp's house on SIKH aud q. Hnu
sta On him up" IN the car to Il as late
rs o O'Clock at night anu away from
here about the SAINT hour In the morn.
lug. lie remembered TO have
,rsu the parties together on the car ON
one occasion only; that was sometime
last spring.
In answer to Judge Powers the wit.
ness denied having acted the part of !
cRsndy had asked him TO let her know
fiding together on the ca! aud he |
10 10 10.
Mr. Il. q. Wilson, proprietor OF the
Eureka hotel, produced his hotel
lay book, and under date of
The entry "Wm. CRsady and VIZ
against the payment OF a $40 bill.
From the visitors book, however, il |
was shown that n certain leaf, said to
herewith, had beon re-.
moved, and witness said he had no
knowledge as % how II was taken out. |
To Judge Powers the witness said |
.he first time he missed this leaf was
when Mr.. Chas. IL. Brown, Eureka
attorney, on receipt OF letter from
IA 4 -. e..l