Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15

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rbrusEHG AWAITING TRIAL.
The following tuenIaulo, against
whom indictments have been returned
by the grand iu 3 NOW 10 so',iou, were
brought il '.r srt.i umgnu
W. ia. ERfugit q dus0nt l13sins
young follow, Nusl. 20 yuar OF age,
was arnisuui ol a charge of iJrsllg
check Tor SO, with iliun. o. cnsai
ami cc!rauI George w. fow u. $.
surveyor general iof uAh, ani others.
ATTORNEY Kahn was appoiutci to
defend, ana took ultii ruuaIay 10
plead.
Frank johnson plead not guilty to
an iuulc mons changing him with
having Hiul.I bay horse, tIl ur perry
ui Daniel g. u ., 90, un A Iul .5tu.
h. y. suaup was appointed O. De-
iguI,
Poy Wright, respectfully dressed
youth nbOu, 10 years OF ngc, plead not
guilty 90 charge a stealing one
UliOn bicycle, valued ~ SIS, tho
properly ui 4. ElwarlH, On April 3,d,
The court appointed Attorney BoJth
% defend.
d. q. Johusor, % cripple. auaisned
on u charge no 1sfsuitlng John W.
paFrau win a dead y wcip5u,with iu'
tout to do BIN uydIly hurm, wa. VI
GttUd 10 como ~ nu Monday 70 plead.
Iwu uAp uUYA
ri GmHam, 10. aud Walter Blrm.
IIguAn, ~, were brought up lu the
custody Ut sheriff IlQ aeon, with
view OF their buiug Ben. 90 the Re-
form school. Tho lads recently plead
guilty, in CImmieslOnor pruenman's
ruuft, 90 charge % stealing portions
of y uiHuHru engine from kyhu's brick.
yard al Mil Creek. rnu oImmissi0ucr,
not dcsifiug 90 send the boys IN PRISON,
caused them ~ be- brought hero Ia
order 10 ascertain whuthut Juigu
MERIT would send them 10 the Re.
form school. ME-. BIRMINGHAM,
widow, now described her t0u A. an
incofrsiulc,a aud taid he was altogether
bcy oud her control. No one appeared
M n ufauam,
Judge Merritt made the order n,
| defitud, aud later In the day the young
| Offenders wofa taken 10 Osduu.
4 wiur or nAnEAs COHrus.
Judge Henuouon, on behalf VI tho
! defendant, asked leave OF the court 10
! make application Tor writ Of habcas
corpus In regard 10 Lnmaftiue q.
l Trent, who claims that no " unlawful
~ impritonci and restrained Of his
| liberty by sheriff MoQ IBrn. Counsel
said no was anxious 10 hriug up the
MISTER ut tue earliest possible time.
! Judge Merrllt-Is tive defendant In
custody now
Judge ,n-Well-yoi-con
/ stfucuyely. (Laughtefl. lie adutd
that the hearing was likely 10 take
some little time,
~ was undvn,ooi that the o'ss
would DO taken up next Monday morn.
ing.
The commitment was issued by
Justice 0fthe Peace Harvey UPON pro-
tuuiiugs 10 take the testimony OF this
/ petitioner Ia case now ICudtug
iu the Third district court IN
which Frazer a Chalmers are plain-
tiil. snd Trent n the defendant MI
Trent ~ used 10 answer certain qura
tions put 90 him, aud that L. the
alleged Contempt, ho claiming that the
notice 90 lake saii testimony WHH not
properly Hud DULY sofyoI, as required
by law,
IItuu'iAN AND U'MALLEN,
The hearing on the order 10 show
cause why permanent Injunction
should nut iiHue IN the theatrical lltigH-
ton ~ which Charles FFOhmau IL
lIniuun nud r. h. OiAiallvy, manager
VI the Lyreum thrEtcr (WOndoflanil
Ia this city h defendant, had bHeu
sprcIally set down for this morning..
Judge Dcy, the de'cndanps attorney,
vas ON hand aud anxious 10 go on win
the ca.u, hut Barlow Ferguson, the
pl,iuul's attorney, being Out u tue
city, n request was made IT n cOntiu.
uAncc by Attorney J. l., RAwlins.
judge Dey, while not deairlng
10 take any advantage over the
other slide, URGED that 10 was
important 10 his client that the hearing
should take place speedily, as Mt.
O'Malley wus auEious 10 know just
whofo hH stood iu regard 90 "COltg'
ChumH,n
After some talk Judge Merritt li'
reoltd that the case 800 over all We'd
n,sIay morning next
OTHER CIVIL NArrlRs.
Inthc case 81 d. T.. Trpcy Va J. q,
MDlsuu 81 AL-iamufrrt 10 Gross
. compliant aud no l..u 10 strike out
same, aud motion Tor Judgment on iut
piuauiugC-lhu court granted the m %
ton ~ 90 lhr complaint, tul
made no ruling boo the other matter,
NJ, ldlomau rt 81 " CHARLIE Ihicuc
Juigmeut Ior 500 90 NJ per stipulation
Arguments were made on tho Da'
ton Tor the appointment OF "A receiver
ia tho case OF NJ, j. Gray VI Henry
DenhAlter ct hi,
Frank W. Ross was appointed, thi
bond being liked a. 81 900.
nATuRALlZEp.
The following were ualursllEf l
! | today: Nle4 Chrslpu, Niel- a
{ Nelson, Basil Cornish, rhumu
. H. Foster, dusWvus BalGgteru
' Ernest Fiitch, Andrew H. CnrE
b tlansou, Nels R1o., Sanders san
= dtTsuu, jams Alderman, RlHgr
b Lite, Auirew Mitchell, James Spencer
william Hayes, Geo, Mueller, Rein
D hard Muller, Jous Anlorsln, Lau
: | Erickson, Julius 4. Lykke, John VIZ
( sou. John ~. Hays John Dean swift,
@ AuluB. rrrpqm.un wilkes Ihor
FuwErs, Auurew Pugmiro, Hum bros
+. ). Bluxhum, james KiuF, Ihos
8 Co7ky, Joseph Powell, WIN. Feather
% slour, Joseph Jones j., David Y
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