Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02

accused MIN NJ stealing. DInu told
Patnoie he di1 not want any trouble,
anu told him 10 siou taking in the
manner he wac. Patnodr theu pulled
sling Hn0t out 10 his D cket aud
struck Dunn on tue neck Damn thou
stabbed pa,noic WITH the sheep shears
ia seif-deiBusc. Morgan hai pistol VI
tue time VI the encounter, auI u tho
dofenuants hal had any Dies IN upon
the life Of pAtn0de, UOuusUliarg ue I, nat
Morgan would have thJt um. MufEau
hui not taKun hold VI ptunie ili
after the standing was over. DuieuI
ants rem ,insd vt the placi whrre tue
assault was CommititG Tor t0yeial days
anu had not gon' away tui Ptn1la
vaa improving. rnen they had lc
word with the plsimtslef ut Warm
Creek where they vIlll be fOIul Do
they were inquired for
Alfred DJnite was the dAt witness
called. Defendants cAuF 70 uis place
on the morning Of the 10 10 Of june,
Dunn euga yui tn a conversation with
witness. patnodu cams iutO the barn
whore they were lalking, and sskol
n witness was through talking 10
Dunn; witness replied that he was not.
PatnUde then commenced tu call Duu
vile names, anu Buu1k him with n
piec Of Loaf done up In hsnik1s.
chief Morgan di1 not mold PatuUic
while DuHn was stnhhiug him. Auor
patnodo hai struck Dluu with the
slug shot, Dunn stabbed him several
timcs with tue shsep lhcats.
On cfJst-uKamilAIIn, witness SAID
he did not IKE pAiuoir; hs mai nJg
seen pa,noIe s,tlse Duuu
with sluk shot; hut hai
seen tue handkerchief containing
a lump " lead IN Pstn1do's pocket.
Ho had not told Shouii Hawloy after
the atifay thal Dunn mad attempted q
commit n c1ld-blO dsi murder Wit
netn was Askrd In regard 10 n state.
meut he had made 10 Hin Hamilton,
aud In reply volunteered the statement
that Hamilton was - liIr. UIou
being ryp.imauded by the cJufi, he
rather insisted that his fomark was
true.
On redirect he explained that the
reason hu did not like fatn1dU ws be-
cause patnode owed MIN money.
Alfred and Evelyn bIutfr, Ben
OAKLAND ami Alex DIutfo testiiiod cJu.
corning the fight, IN limo with thv
theory of the defense. DINER Witnesses
tsstined that Dunn had Jump on his
neck aitcr the fight
Defendant Dunn then went upon
/ the stand auu gave his account OF tnt
ARRAY, which accorded with his aItgf
| ueJ . statement OF tho defense.
Tom MOgau, the otter ueicndant
c1rrJbonicd tue testimJny Of Mt
Dunn. lie hud not hcid Patnld,
white Dunn was slabhing him. After
the row was over he "uist. - patnodi
through the door aud told him TO 20 @,
the house becsusu he was badly hurt
On cfUu.rxamiuatiOn Mf. ruurm lf
asked witness u Damn mai bid uIm
on tho way dowi to Dlulflu's p,aurl
mat he CA peutei Pain de 10 xiii niuI
ON sight. Withets replied thAt he ha,
no.; u he ha1 hv (witntssl w0ult
have gone baok.
The cass wis argued this forenoon
and was submitted 10 the Jury thi
afternoon,
OTHER BusiNEss.
In tho case ofV. l.. Thomas o, al VI
+. X. Motiis, trustee, an order wal
mals Tor tue clerk Of tue court 70 no 4,
the COSTS tai Wrdncsd,y IA Iruing, IN
otIer to give Mussfs. Kellogg aud Corr
man an opportunity 20 Present thei
claim Tor = portion OF the costs 10 Tia
court.
Henry Kay, OF Mona, native o
England, was admitted to citizenship
Mg. Kay took out his Diet papers Ovul
tuiTty years ago Ia this court.
In the case Of George A. Lowe VI
DAVID Smuin 1t al, decree Of fofeclO
euro for Ssl9.2O, $50 attorneys fees a I'D
@ sts.
Ja.. Jensen VI sprlng City Co.op
dismissed nt plaiutin's cost.
Rodney Swas-y W J. n. Milnof; de
murfer Withdrawn aud deieudan
gwen n teen day. q answer.
Tue People VI q 'lryB T. Halliday
anu Lure ~ Hatch; defendants III
lowed 10 withdraw tnoir pleas " no
guilty Tor the purpose ~ entering lt
murrrr 20 the indictment.
The National Biuk u the Republic
Of SAT- Lake CITY ami others nav
commented a sull against VIM. Gf0e.
beck anu T.. a, ClawsOn. Plaiutiii
set iofth that they nave uusatiHiiet
judgments against VIM, Groesbecl
amounting 70 Si,77i3u; that on III
2B.h day o. Apul, 1898, deiend,u
Nm, GfO'ebeck purchased NJ exHcu
ton sale NJ Nophi certain mimi
property In the name OF his aou-iu.la,
4. A. ClawsJn; aud pray Tor deere
adludging this mining properly to b.
tho property OF WIN. GflpsbtCk held ii
trust by 4. A. ClawsOn Tor Wa
Groesbtck anu his creditors. l,Oott
Lee ami Gray aud Day aul street ar
attorneys for plaintiff.
Apostle +. NJ, Lyman IL visiting hi
ughtefs, Mite. King aud MIS-. HOut
In this city.
Charles Long, aged 70. aud Lol
Clark, aged 68, Olth OF Pagan, war
married by Judge DIssnbetfy yester
} day.
John NJ. Zane will address tho cit
z,us OF Provo THIS evening ia "a
opera house on Rspublioanism.
Charley's Aunt Will DO presented b
FrOhmau's company, at tho opur
! house, Monday, November 18th.
{ Clerk Beasluy OF the First dlstTl,
! court went 10 Manti tBis afternoon
take applications from candidates 10
citizenship.
: NJ. Lennig was brough, before Com
missioner Dudley thiB mOrnin
charged With As-aultlng n brakeman o
7 tho II. q. W. train ut Thlstle yeste
) ! day. He got on the freight train an
when the brakeman told him 10 get o
} | he pulled n revolver. Deiendal
claimed the revolver fell and tie picke
/ itup; that II was not loaded aud ia.
, he had no intention Of AssRulting n
b brakeman. CDmmissioner Dudley In
/ Iosed tno OF 81 aud cost. The MA
d IL stranger anu had some money bt
refused To pay his Hue anu was con