Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-16


ing and the bridge.
was there any appearance OF
struggle outsider" asked Judge HOwat.
Witntss go Yes. There was circle
there "a N someone had been Sticking
ifOund with their ehOte.
Odd you 70 intn the old brewery on
zoe gay iOliuwiuRP'
Witness said he sid. The west in
|
There was n deciurd increase ia the
number u spectators present this alter.
u0uu, ana many Of tue seats WITHIN
| Tue bar were occupied by laditH. Or.
| Furfebte again took the witness stand.
la reply % JUDGE Cherry, IN cross
examination, be said lie was awakened
Uy a smoking ~ his door on the MORN
lux Oi the mufJUf. Thiede aud "tho
0id GrImau" tLAutenberHr) came
thefe t0rutuur Mttuess's clerk opened
the doUr anu lhlede walked on % his
btiiOOm, pulled the btduluthing down
aud HaiI, "Oh, my wiiu'H throat IL Gu ~
"anu," added the witness, ri gatnVfed
rom what he said that lie wanted Ine
10 go with hIm at once"
"lu what tJno VI voice did he
| speaK," asked Judge Cherry.
"a little higher sono than usual, =nI
he Was VxcilUu.H
odd you meet any one rs you went
over 10 lhiBuo's2n
"Nos, = mnu, about mi iway between
the bofmania HmUltUf aud the btate
f0ad." Witness did not know who he
was.
'.i wa quite dark night2"
"lus, Hii.N
Witness said that life was quite ex-
uuct whun he reAcncd the bouy OF Mfs.
Ihicdr. fhiedu was very excited, anu
could not hnd "a lantern Tor some time.
When a lantern had bocn obtained
witness maut "a closer examination Of
thv body, which WAS carried Into the
saloon by the south door by witness
anu baufUnborger, about twenty min.
utcs Or hall uu nuur afterwards. lt
was placed on the uOOl table. By a
good light ~ tho room he made a
mrlher examination OF the body, down
the whole VI which blood EXTENDED,
her clothing being saturated.
"Nuu would not soy the defendant
was under the influence Of liquor when
he came over 10 your place."
81 would not, sir"
GLOW many drinks dli You see
him take after no gtt over 10 the
salOou2'
"Four or ave perhaps"
"Nou cannot tell exactly how many
lac tUokg"
If rauuot, but every lime no took "a
drink hu offered mo a cigar, and 1
/ know / smukud qlilU number OF
cigars that m0fuing. tLnughtof.)
| think lao drank more tuau three
| umes."
"rhst 10 from the time you 70, there
until you went away2n
"lct, until no was arrested"
"D!d you hear Mr. Ihi,ds say 10
the sheriff Il killed my wife last
| night2h"
~ aii not.O
"who frt suggested that the sheriff
should bN sent fOi2"
"ML Ihiodc did not suggest II. 1
wrote note and Afterwards read II 10
MN, telling him u war case for the
shuuii 10 Investigate. believe ruitde
replied 'lhAps al tight.'n
"DIi you tu4 knife IA the saloon
that mofniuEG"
Whine. said ho diI. IL wa. dark
handled buicner knife, with "A blade
| eight or ten inches iu length, the
| point b Ing broken. He saw no b ODD
I n
box underneath the counter, ut the
south emf VI tue SALOON, aud was GOV.
cfod over with neWspaI els. tNuiie
produuud.)
"What WINS Thicdt's manner and
condition on that morning alter you
gOt h tue pfvmise2"
"He apprareI very excited, walked
| from one eud Of the room 10 tue other,
| grsucuinllug, called out 20, my vile 10
dcAl! Ny wiic 10 GeaIl anu 'My little
/ girl Is not here lie alec wanted his
friouds at SANDY to know OF what hal
/ occurred,
"Did he act any differently from
what a man would " hO had llst bis
vie under similar c.rCumsianocs?"
Witltus SAM % was very difficult 10
answer thai qu sliOu. One man might
act act Ia the same way az another.
] "Did he Hhuu tuarf2'
| "Nu, sif, he did not; not tina, inw'.i
"Did you notice whether lArTo wBs
! any ID % on Mt. rlicir's hands
when you got 20 the salOoL2"
/ Witness answered that no did not.
| There were dfUIH Of blood, lie SAID,
| on the gfOunc between the spot where
n struggle had nl patenily taken place
and where the boay lay.
! Judge llowat You mentioned
about tho demonstrations Of sorrow on
the part Of the defendant hud his be.
waiting the loss VI his wife aud tho
absence VI his child, Di the,p
manifestations continue during thu
time the man was there buy lug the
whisky, or noi2
Witness sail Thiede did not begin
these until after he (DE Ferrrbeel haI
written the note, before referred TO, 10
! Constable CHuuOu.
judge CnerTy-Didn't those mani.
fTstatiuus spoken Oi occur when
rhiedc was over nj your h ust2
"rhefo was no hempsning or be-
wailing thon. lie at that time, In au
excited way, told ms his wiie's throat
was cut. lie uidn't display those
manifestations until We were at the
tuloou."
jacob Lauronberger was again re-.
ca led ~ tue witueus-stand lust as ihu
y ..ws reporter lett, NJ $3.50.
Land Office.