The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-28

Provo, Sept. 27.-The jury. in, the Davis
case, after being out all night, was
brought into court and admonish-
ished about expressing an opinion or al
lowing any one to approach them on the
subject The foreman announced to the
court, that they were unable to agree
on verdict. The court sent them to
breakfast in charge of bailiffs, and at II
o'clock noon, the jury again announced
that it was impossible to agree. They
were sent back with instructions to delib-
crate a short time longer.
The jurors renamed out until 1925 to-
night, when they returned a verdict of
guilty of voluntary manslaughter
The time for sentence was not fixed.
Fred G. Kenber. Olaf II. Olsen and
Christian Christensen were admitted to
A jury was empaneled in the case Of
The People VS.: Andrew Nielsen. Assist
ant United States Attorney Thurman
prosecuted and Jacob Johnson defended
The defendant is charged with driving
STOCK from the range near Castle Dale
Emery county, on the Sth of January 1884
contrary to law. The defendant was
found guilty of the charge by Justice
Anderson, of Castle Dale court, and ap-
pealed to the district court. The testi-
mony went to show that defendant
from the range in Castle Dale to d winter
range 81 or 40 miles away.
me qefense opened by putting the de-
PENDANT on the stand. The defendant
stated that he thought the cows in ques-
ton belonged to some of the parties who
ne was driving for, and did net intentions
ally drive them off.
The jury brought in a verdict of ac-
cuittal
The case of the United States VS.. 1T.
@. White, charged with adultery, was
taken UP. White lived in Springville and
IS married man. He is accused of COM
uniting the crime with Ethel Rose, of
trio
District Attorney Thurman, on the
opening of court at p m, stated to the
court that the riot cases against Tuft
ct al. would not be pushed to prosecution,
as he believed the men did not intend to
violate any law. were good men in the
community and he would. therefore. ask
that the indictments against them be dis
missed The order was made Diminishing
the cases and exonoratinG their bonds
men.
Arthur Brown is one of the most dis
gruntled Republicans in Utah today.
Arthur is mad all over He denOunees
both factions of his party, particularly
ingratitTde to Mr.. Brown by ignoring
him in the convention in Salt Lake He
says they have nominated a rank nom
Mormon; one who went to Washington
with q petition in his pocket to diSfran-
chiSe every Mormon in Utah. Arthur
offered at the time to go to Washington
He says the Mormons have sanctioned
the nomination OF 4 man who has been
and is. their avowed enemy.
4 prominent Republican from Salt Lake
who is here attending court, said on the
streets today. that Frank Cannon was
surely gone; that he could not be elected.
Right you are, NJ. Attorney.
The Republicans here are having consid-
cradle trouble among themselves. At the
primaries last night open fighting was
quite common, and today much bad feel
ing is. manifest. Men were run in and
nominated as candidates to the county
convention who are not satisfactory to
the majority of the Republicans, and a
number of them are expressing themselves
very forcibly against any such -rCceed-
ings. One thing is certain, and that is
there is disruption in the ranks of the
Provo Republicans.