Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-11

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half this morning, the entire list APP
pearlng below. Nothing Of any special
importance come p,but three divorces
were under notice. Duiing the ab.
senre Of chief Justice Merritt his
Honor will continue TO run this district
court alone.
IRON WALES 10 AMERICA.
Jeukyn Thomas IT,, native Of
walcs-as the name indicates-now re.
siding 10 Salt Lake county, was al.
inltted TO citizenship. John Earring
ton and ID. &. Dunbar were his sup
pOrteu.
GENERAL ORDERS.
In the case Of Francis Frilsch Va J..
slrom ct al, n stay Of execution was
granted by consent, till the nual de.
Term inatiOn Of the motion Tor a new
tra.
Hannah 4. Reading Va Thos Pullan
ct al. This case was dismissed without
prejudice.
W. :. Mccormick W NJ. l.. Vivian.
attachment suit Also dismissed
Without prejudice.
In the case OF Matilda NJ. NJ. Busby
W Isaac Hunter-concefbing which n
good deal has bren lately hoari-lraye
was given 10 amend complaint by stfik-
lug out tue namu oi john NJ. Cannon,
Uue Of the attorneys, wherever II may
appear
George 4. McCrao W Alice NJ. Pat.
terson Vt al. Decree VI foreclosure auI
Attorney fee nj 10 per cent allowed.
l.. A, Scott Elliott vs. George u.
WhiimUre 1t nj. Referred 60 Judge
Merritt IL II a motion 10 toiax Gusts
and for settlement OF statvmonLl
Fidcila u. Hamilton W lna e.. Ken.
nelly ct al. Default and decree OF fore
ul0suie; 500 attorneys lee allowed.
W, 5. McCofnick W Mary A, Vivian
,taL Driault Aud decree Of lore.
81 surf; attorney p fee " $500 allowed.
In tue divUtcn suit OF Clara HItchin.
son VI William Hutchinson the order
% show cause was set for hearing on
August IN.
DIVORCE 80. /.
Nellie Harmon Va Clatonoe Hair
mon. lhe plaintiff was represented
by Attorney ". IA. Dickson, the do.
iendant allowed tbo case 10 10 by du.
fault.
TIE parties intermafriod on January
9th, 1859, NJ Omaha, Neu., aud the
allegation was that tue defendant tor
very long period, though an able.
bodied man, has failed anu refused to
provide his vife with tho common
nrcessafle. Ut lie. For more than
thtts years past Mrs. Harmon has been
a resident OF tnis county, aud she IN
wholly dependent upon her own LABOR
I0T n livelihood.
The court granted the decree as
prayed.
the OEoNLUNDs PARTED.
The divorce suit Of JohannAGrondlund
n. J. Gfondlnud Was next on cali
f,r the hearing Of testimony. The
plalnuti's attorney was J. II. MOyie.
The substance Of the com plaiut la the
case was given In the NEWS upon the
ding Of the suit on June 2Oth. The
gtOund was deueftlon anu failure 10
provide. Tue case went by deauli.
The parties intermuried NJ Copen-
htgvu, denmark, In February, 1869,
Huu there IA one child now hviug.J Onn
A., aged sixteen years. For more than
year past the defendant has not con.
support, ami plhiutiii stated that she Ia
In iudigent circumstances huu ha,
been In delicate health tor two years
past. For nearly eighteen yeats she
has had small store, from the
receipts Of which she has con.
tinually saved large sums u money,
all Of which, shc SAID, her husband
had Induced her To turn over To him
under various pteteKts anu promises.
Ffom her earnings, she further STATED,
she gave him 800 nj oho time, 10 erect
house; that la January, 1898, she had
deposited with the Utah title 4 Ia
turauce company about 5000 In hel
own name, which the Defendant BY
iRlse representations procured from tn,
bank without her clnaent, aud used it
In his own business. While plaintiff
was seriously ~ ON one occasion he
AHd his agents AMI attorneys 40 "be
HieRed" her TO JOIN him In mOrtgag,
on their home that she was finally In
ducei ~ Yield, but under the PROMISE
that her husband would secure u NOR,
desirable residence, Hs had since,
however, refused 10 provide her with 1
home, leaving her 10 pay interest OI
the mortgage OF S25 per month.
Attorney MUyle Informed the cOuT
that Nc. Gfondiund was tho presiden
OF the Scandinavian Mercantile COM
pAuy In this city. irhat concern, near
ly All the stock Of which was owned ul
him, had recently assigned.
After hearing tue evidence OF tn
plaintiff and Mrs. HAines, Judg
BaTlch granted the decree, allowed so
per month Rllm0ny aud SlOO attorney
fee.
WILL COME W AGAIN,
The divorce suit Of Amanda Ander
son VI Andrew T.. Anterior was ca,le
on, but nothing was done In the mai
ter, the case being continued TO civ
plaiutlti'a attorney AN opportunity /
produce authorities.
PROSECUTION wITHpRAws.
A young German named H.. Car
was arrested last evening on chatg
Of obtaining the sum OF sl3 by falls
pretenaes, the complaining witnei
being Charles Z. Brown. Fred Simo
went the dtienuan's bond, wlicn wa
fixed at 500, anu the case was set 10
hearing. This morning, however, To
charge was Withdrawn, having bee
Amicanly settled between the parties.
IL seems that Caro- recently cam
from Germany, represented TO Mi
Brown, Whose acquaintance no ha
made, that he belonged to the GemR
army, was here ON iuflOugh an
wUuld receive a remittance from hOmj
as compensation from tue army AZ
thOTities, In few days. On tn