Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-15

asd afraid, or othorwise2D requested
Judge HowAt.
"Yes, cir. she seemed afraid and
excited. This was alter rundown, /
bel eve"
Cfon.examlned witness said the
parties cane GU OF the side door. Hewas
diving along the road In buggy, and
his vie was with him. When fhiede
saw them he said 10 his vile, Here IL
Ia Mr. a u Mrs. Thlede but Mfs.
rhieie went on toward the house
rhiede brought witness "uucketn Ui
beer ami he drove on soon aftefward.
Mrs. Tniedo Ina shawl over her
heat.
Witness said he once caused Thlede
to be- arrested for selling liquor on
SUNDAY.
Mrs. Lille Buroh next testified. Che
had known the deceased woman about
three years, aud lives about l5O yards
from Ihiede's sniuub. Mrs. ruiede
came 10 her house, crying, about o
O'Clock on the Sunday night beiOfo
the murder.
Julge Cherry-How long did you
talk with herr
wilness-Maybs ten or ffteen min.
uteg.
Jacob Louenberger, recalled. again
testified through Interpreter GrOnOssy,
ono VI tue jury, Ia answer 10 Judge
Howat he sali he was hrst informed
that Mis-. Ihiedo had been
killed by Charlie Thieds him.
self, who came 10 wltness's house
between 3 and Z O'Clock on the morn
ing Oi the murder. Ihie1o then said,
"Faihcr ami mother tmoaniug wit
ncHs and HE wii,l, my wife 10 dead"
Judge hOwai-Diu no say auI thing
20 you ab.ut NOT saying anything ol
what had happened ~ your house on
the SUNDAY ulghG
Witnes-On thu Tuesday morning,
when rhiude was nan icuiied, he tOlu
mo not % say anything about what had
happened at my house when MI. anu
Mfs. ihiedu we're there on the sunday
night.
"When Thicdo came 10 your house
ON tue Tuesday morning did he have e
light with himG"
"NOt then, but he had n lantern
whom we were viewing the body"
"Oid you n0ticu whether there was
blood On rhieIe'H hands when he came
~ your hOustN
ellis hands we're bloody"
"Did he say anything ~ 10 how he
thought his vile had been kllleu2"
Gle told mo that ho thought bic
wife ha1 killed herself"
"What diI you say 10 THAR"
81 taid NO, II IL not soli-mufder, be-.
cause there Ia no knife herv.' Then
ihieIu sail that he thought someone
hai outraged his Wife,"
"Nas sue dead when you fret saw
hcr?"
"yrs.D
"Dii rhledc aay that his vito spoke
TO him vhcu no nBI found her thuf,7"
"NO, Air.n
"wsre both Of Thlele's hand.
bloodys"
"Yes, both Of them"
"Dil he touch nis wife's hody alter
you got out there, or nu.2n
Gle was goiug 10 turn her over but
| told him ~ wait until doctor came.
lie then tried 10 open one " her
eyes"
estate whether ThIeds washed bis
hands or no,7D
"Yss, IN the saloon, 10 a tin wash.
bowl.0
"D1 you know what became Of tho
wAshbOwl aud the water la it2n
Witness said no did not. Thlede
aud no fetched doctor. rniede put
ON his coat before they started. He
fetched II Out OF the house. Tue door
was locked hut, lao got In through the
window.
Ctssa.examined-- When Thlcde csmr
TO his house he exclaimed, "My GOdl
NY Coz! iaihet anu mother, come; my
wife l. deau!" He appeared excited,
but witness could not say whether he
wac wringiug his hands. When he
went up TO the body VI Mn. Tnicde
she was lying upon her back, thu feet
being slightly crossed. Thiodr kept on
making moaning noise aud calling
out "My GJgi my GOal my wife Is
dtalip
Witness and Thiede both looked
around the b0Jy Tor a k.lfo, bus did
not hud Que.
The cross examination OF the witness
was proceeding wnun the NEWS re-
porter loft.
tlultv number OF ladies are among
thu spectators Ia court this Afternoon,
most oi them occupying seats within
inc bar al the east eni OF the
room,