Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Charles Carriers Counsel Intend 10
Move for q New Trial
EDITH KARREWs BETRAYERs.
Arrangements This Morning-The Nes-
len-Teasdel Litigatlon-Miscel-
laneous Matters,

Nothing Of special Interest was de-
veloped In Judge BArtoh's division OF
the Third district court today. Chief
Justice Merritt has been passing hib
time with the law and motion cAlen.
dar, the principal matter before him
being the arguments In the Noslon.
Teasdel suit.
In the case Of Charles Carter, lriod
yesterday on a charge VI stealing gold
bullion TO the value OF Sl,7UO from the
Cane Springs Consolidated Gold Alin-
log Co., the jury, at o y. m., brought In
verdict OF guilty.
Sentence was sol for this morning,
but shortly after the opening
Of court Judge Powers, Of coun.
eel for The defense, asked that II
DO deferred until tomorrow. Ho stated,
as his reason for making the applica.
ton, that since last evening now Uvi.
denoe had boen discovered very mate
rial to the defendant. This went 10
show that the ore In question was not
taken from tbs Caino Springs company
NJ all, but was shipped into this city
rom Lander, WyO., and thence ~
Gold Hill, where this tTanaacilun was
alleged to have taken place. Some
slO,O00 worth OF valuable ore, II would
seem, was stolen from Lander, anu
about $500 worth VI this went ~
sampling works here. Counsel there.
lore deeifud time 20 procure Au all uAyIt
UmhOdying these facts.
The request was granted by the
court.
Its understood that Judge Powers
VIII take exception 10 q certain portion
" the COURTS charge 10 the fury ON
his argument for new trial.
sEST VI FOR THREE MONTHS.
Frank Wilson, the youth who yes.sr.
day plead guilty. 10 a charge Of assault
with deadly weapon came UP Tor
tCntenCe.
The defendant became mixed up IN
row on the night Of the November
election aud during 6cfimmago cut
ono James Il. Evans In the neck with
pocket kniIo.
Judge Powers informed tho court
that n the case had been defended he
questioned whether the defendant
WNNAA INV ANNaA ANAAA EAAANNH
Wilson made a statement 10 the court
from which II would appear TINT the
assault was not VI an aggravated char.
aCter
Assistant District Attorney Hownt
SAID II seemed from the evidence that
the defendant had been drinking on
tho night OF the election. Whether
the returns Affected him Ia any way
he did not know. (Laughter.l
5enlence-rhroe mOntns la the pen
ilsniary.
CHANGED THEIR PLEA.
Harry Thompson and George Hamil.
ton Withdrew their former plea OF not
guilty, and now plead guilty, to n
charge Of assault with intent 10 rob.
They were ordered 10 come up
tomorrow for sentence.
THE EDIIH RAEBEH CASE.
VIM. Lynch was arraignod ON n
charge OF foruicatiUu. Tue Oleuso l.
alleged 10 have been committed with a
eixloen-yeAf-Old girl, named Eiitn
Karen, on November 2gth. He took
unlil tomorrow to plead. The doionu.
anita bond had been previously fixed At
5000. Attorney s. T.. Armstrong ,fio1
% got the amount reduced, but tho
court declined TO entertain she appli-
cation.
La connection with the samu ma,.
ter Nellie DAVIS bObued up. She was
nfrAlgned on charge VI invUigllng
Mise Karen into a house OF ilI-iGmo on
FfHnklin avenue fOr tho purpose Of
prostitution. She plead not guilty. 3.
T.. Armstrong 10 hur attorney also.
The deiendanps bond was ixed al
5000.
This 10 the case In which Edith
karren, who is a daughter Of tins city
marhhal OF L1nii 10 alleged " hayS
Ialien q victim 10 the woman DAVIS
while ttaying In Salt Lake recently.
THE JURY CONSIDERING II.
The trial Of r.. NJ. Sawyer on a
charge oiforniUaIiOn with girl named
Louisa Fowler, aged about seventeen
years, oOuCludal this afternoon. The
Jury was still out when the NEws
went 10 pruss.