Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-21
now FOR ARGUMENT.
That Libel Suit A alnSt The "Tf.buns"
May b. FINISHED To-day.
ARTHUR B,owS ON rnE STAND.
4 Question Of Conscience D'bitsd With
J4dge PoWers-Au Uutll, and
A Gang,

neg bow poses ~ the plaintiff auI
the ThDune PIDlisnins com ny as
defendants, being hnishtd oitnoT late
toIay or early tomorrow. The evidenle
Is ali In, aud nothing remains but the
Arguments Of counsel on both sides.
AT tue time tue NEWS report closed
ye,toruty afternoon t,stimOny ~ to
Mr BfOwu's alleged bui-IuElng pro
pun,iues was being taLen. Judge
hute, In the string NJ witnesses, was
IuII Neu On tue witness st.nIby
a. Il. DuvUb whU eau he had
lLuwu ATtuuf for nve or ak yeats.
Ills general feputAtAtion was that o.
.u oyv,boSting and agsfesuivt Guar.
ueler.
W.. T.. Noble said there was danger
utaItut 1T the pole, tue sACitt men.
was Nv great uu that particular election
Jay ia 1897. WI hess nuard people
call Brown bull Jzur nuu an autocfat
Wituoss 10 that uuiu was n IA mber VI
tno Liuefal pafty aud was Ia ~ mpsthy
vita the LIUtfal Cause.
A. l.. Williams, bert Holden am
Frank Hynes issuhed that Ne Tar A.
tncy knew Bow, ugi tue reputation
VI being q bal lEu"
Tue uUftutu Offered to introduce the
evidence VI niue pufsOas wuO it Wa
ALLEGED Mt. Blown uaI reused 10 a.-
low ~ vote nj tno election, uut tneIt
uviduucetwas fulru Uut ~ luCumyutcut
nuu zrtptiUns we're entered.
Auuur Blown, tho plaintiff, next
tOlE the stand bui iuoulnrd certain
mumufun sum h.0k- USED lttur pulls
uud a.sY iieut ileI certain puuoii mrll.
Uuuun ne his whiting.
Tue rcuUfus Iu i've Ur Fix election
suits, wnich were brought ~ paftltb
wuO claimed that Brown had rejected
tutif v5tes, were put Ia uyiutuos auI
tho defense rested.
Tue piailtn recalled sir. Lauuau,
msuasur VI tue Tribune, wuO stat %
tuat tue Advertisement UailluE ilr suU.
rrupiUuH o. tie iund 10 prUstCu.t
election suits was not cnuf.tu iuL
Mt 49, NAtur sail uu Was u.tCtIou
Judge at poll J., in tue FUurtu pfrCluU.
pstuCa Huguuy pTuscutuI uunsvlI ~
the poll 70 vUtr anu has RE WAS r..
ltctvd. lie was asked where ua hvUu
and tsid, ia brick mouse at D. certain
uumtoE, but there was no tuuu Nun.
Der aud no suou house A. itr utsCribyi.
Rulsu =. Well, judge ot pOu ., ui
NOT ttugmuuf tttius hU.uuy n. tue
polling place at ALL
Mn BiowN oS the STAND.
Arthur Brown called by, the plant
un's counsel, -aiu lac hHd uyou Ia B.l.
Lake fifteen year,, during when timt
ne uai been tying to practice law.
He OnirlHtei Al pod . aud al no other.
lie d4d not zee Hcgeny on that day ut
al anu uiu not reject bis vote. lie
uad no conversation with hiu; ntvcl
ufdetuI him Out VI town nor gave him
any hin. tuAt he had boiler grt Out u
town; hai not even seen hun, much
les, talktu with MN. Hsd seen thu
auiclu IN the Tribune, anu there was
Nv tTuih IN o.,
Judge Poweu--Wefs you very much
ansrfod at tue publication u luAt Al.
act7
"Ys,; angerod and griovod."
care you always grioVol when you
ART Augeftd2
M you could anger me, bu. you
could not gfiove me-"
"Did you sleep that night2" Laugh.
rel.
did not Interfere VITA my sltepius."
"Did you lose any business 0n &C.
couu VI the Tribune artiUlUg"
III dom, Eu y"
"Dld ths Ti5uRo rJuro you 10 your
busints2"
"No such men as the I;t6uge PEG.
pie could permanently inIufe NY bust.
ueiB. Tnby Injured me socially AMI
politically, anu nut my feelings by
the lies tuty published"
"Dii you hAveA conversation with
Ia -
sun?n
"Tes.D
"Dld no refuse to drink With you
because you had valued your Teputa.
tiun too luW2n
Gle said something about not drink.
ing with n mau whose reputation wa
not worm moro than 81, 0OOh Laugh
teri
'Dl you not frequently have quar-.
tels with oOph2"
On; only Win such psoplo As the
TBuHo."
"DO you not know that you have a
general reputation t5r buiug a Uull.
"a zer both here sud In Mlchigat?D
"No; | never hVHfd u bulvIe the
Tribune VI ted IT,"
"DIu you call any OF tho voters who
pfe.euted themselves 10 vote hobO.Yp
"Nu; did rot call any psraon no.
b. g. uis iaCt2"
"Did you call Mr.. Sullivan hobo?'
81 do not"
Court hero adjourned IN 10 O'Clock
this morning,
Upon court r assembling this morn.
lug the plaintiff again took the witness.
stand Tor iuflhef cruHs.eKHminatiOn by
Judge Powers, who Met a-ksu-Msb
You candidate Tor any office NJ tina
timer
WINES Every American citizen Ia
alwRyB a oRndiuale lvr political hon.
OtF,
"Were you aspiring for any ,Jlo