Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

80 NhaN ANH - lat a. ne HmN
When Judge Henderson objected Dp
the ground tnat what Arthur Blown
may nave done Ia resafI TO bgr
voters had nothing to do with this
case.
A lengthy argument ensued And
the court sustained the objection but
allowed counsel On the utuer side o.
submit authorities on the y int thia
morning., 10 wnioh time sn aujUu, n.
ment was taken.
II r. Taylor was fecailei 20 the wilt.
nees SIAM upon tne rea.sembung u
tho court thrH morning. There was an
hNuf's utsCussi in tue Outset un tue
point OF Obiec lou rsisud ~ the plain.
ttt'H counsel anu sustained yesterday
afternoon, In References 10 tue witness
having beeu prevented from v0t nj
too Fourth precinct poll ny Nj
Brown. Al the emf o. aii this, Ju4gv
lOsers asUvftaintd TO u tho aiturs.
that nj the time Vt the ls02 oier.
tluu he was voter 10 tue
Fourth ireoinut aud nat ve.tou
ciuz-u. q ,rstlOu after question wus
put by the Ju igc, objected g., objection
sustsiutd Il, sII Ia each tus aucr au "a.
cupu0u noted. Something IKE tpifty
quustiOus were ruled uut ny tue court
in thus way In ra,ii surc, ssiOu. A.
luusth a. answer WIS Outaiued. Tue
vi utBs said hO heard T. sialeI goa
many tunes aruuud tue Fourth ptu.
ctu,t o. the Jay " tue election that
Blown was builduzvr.
q iuu-oi then susht TO learn FROM
the witntss neither hu saw any otter
votes {, ltc,ed on that same Jay by
Aubut Btuwn; but tue iutrff0satofy
met the same late ~ those which hal
EUue before, TIL Judges Oblegt "
~ show that Blown acted Illegally
and A.btfarily. Witness SAID lac nratI
y goo dugl uf COmylstut us to ML
BrOwu's oDnduct On uleytiJu dty.
Tue cfuss.,N miuaiiuu ui 81. Taylor
was taken ~ ~ Judge HruIUf-Ou,sid
theu II bo,hms JuIgv Il Ntts's turn
pour IN his vOiey vi Uti,Ctuns. Ia
sume ONE u thote lac PREVAILED; "a
utn,fs he was oveffuiei anu HgBiu "a,
exceptions went In. Nothing impor..
ant was eicte1 from tue witness.
HAIRY I. Ball was then called by
Judge Powers. He was JudSg utptl
l, Fourth precinct, on tue day OF the
city Fl elton Ia lsg3. > ,nIe nay Or
fi1ty v tos were rejected Vt tia poll,
inuludius Hesvuy'-. witness - u,ed
the poll booE. No qsvstiOn Yves asEoj
10y the uthcrsiue.
Pathck Hygeny was recalled aud
Judse hrudvrs0u, pointing TO Mt. Bal,
rskf Was tuis tue man WhD met you
Un tue sidewalk and ordered you uut
ui town.
con. no, sir" responded H,gsuy;
"nut 1T ALL"
Ruion .. Wells, another Of the Fourth
pfVciuc, judge, was askrd t. step iCr.
wstdAnl the same question was asked
Of Hogvny, anu tue same answer Was
gwen.
Joseph LippmAB, answering Judge
Powers, aaid he TAU lived Ia tnls uity
shout Twelve years. lie was secretary
OF the LibefAl city cOmmitiee vt tue
time Of the election IL question, Vince
witness wrote that tvrftisrmrut
phicn appeared In tbs 2ri5ims Gaining
or iunun 10 prosecute the cIt uuOn suits
ie enteuaintd no malice ~ iil.ttel tg
,OwAtJs Mr.. Brown, ani II wHs ma
ipecully uhectsd a. that geutlrmau.
Tue TDuHo people hal nothing 1, do
with the al yeTtiHemun OeyOn it.iuH Z.
tun ~ such, There was considerable
excitement and talk Of riot At tbs pOlis
In the Fourth precinct 0Oustqueut
upon the rejection OF the ballots oil
voters. He heard Arthur Brown
spoken OF around there AZ build, ar
aud an aut0cfal; that was his feputa-
ton there on that day.
THIS latter aubwrr WAS subsequently,
ruled out.
Witness, continuing, was prepared
10 tell what BrOwu'a general rrputs.
ton was In this community Ia thu
year 1892.
"whaI was nGD queried Judge
Powers.
Wtuvs I'm I hc wa, hu liIz,t
He was ~ pOsru 10 have an inumi.
dating manner about hin
Crusu,t1 summed ny Alt1. ney hsg
lius, MI Lfppmau srid ne h.u known
Bow Httut Twelve Year,. The iaot
Oi'thr Ir.buHs hgytug styiru tnr
plaiuun UuisOzvr uiJ not Affect his
opinion ~ ALL
AsAsI H. define tbs meauina Il the
woTl "bullduE,T', Ne he im'oll unIef.
stool n, witness sid he considered a
build, zuf TO be a man whu hy superior
mental or ply sicai Hbiiuy nHl tue pIW-
- TO iutimiittr Ulhuts, Al h ns 10 give
him feeling OF superiority Uvrrtu'
rfuiuaTy run OF "iguoHn." mv
n ughtrI) A man WIN sHttoisuu
he SUI etiUf me tai rnd1w meats IA an
unfair WAY ho l.Oked upon Ne Uuil.
Itzsr
al ID you I'm wa Mr.. Brown rxsr.
cist me- SUI eTIJf nivi tai tnNvis h. All
II sir way pri.r " 1891"
"luH"
"Whst,2"
"un, Ia general way; In tho ,our.s
an rir-wh-ru,"
"H4veyUu ueari OF 'er p,oplo talk
ah u uin as Uulld ar slaco tha,
TN ?"
"l,s, In a general wsy." He hAd
not, however, h,afI auy feitTsLcr
ma @ 10 BrYwu asau augIuTat.
A ken IA whNt way these people hnd
WINES himself "ssed Their Oplni a o
Br wn, since o As bu.lduzir,
w Iucts Hbbw,teI- HE Attitu it, hi
tift,iis gtsliou iAtOub, bis X, neral M ~
Ief vi talk ne prvullsfl.tu. ice uustrs
tSi-ths mol . und fus. that he maze H.
the BumuasIvs tuflO'O s'yle. (L.ugu.
W,)
"As what Kind I bullJoEsr did
reuples elku hu2H
swell, M general bulliUzer"
(LaughttTl
UDl1 they say anything about
color Of Ms hAir NJ On" Wsy In Fnicn
ne caTtiel nis CHI ?" L.u hteL)
Witutss au vtr,4 the iu tue neg
i've ANA added 81 was the srurr.I
manner of ihu mau--uu ind II au.r
something. (LHuuhtef,) lie hAI The
mir ~ n bulIu. gtsf -