Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-13
TELBGRAPHlC.
ALL IN A BUNCH.
The Lawyers IN The Breckenridge Case
Start a Side Show.
plows oursIDETnE COURT ROOM
Testimony Of DR.. johnson " Washing
ton.-Legai Controversy over
the DeplslllOns.

wAsmNoroT, d. g., March IAN
,scl,ins scene, indicating the Intense
feeling between the counsel on the
,,p.tlus sides ia tho Pollard case,
occurred Jutt outside the court room
when counsel for the defendant
,,tuted hlr. johnson, counsel for the
pI,,niifi Tor his harsh criticism Of DIT.
Shelby curing the ojurso Of the alter
poou,. procueIingi. Hot words fol-
lswsL and a minute later all tho
iowvets were pushing aud struggling
Ia - purch. Rif. shelby, Onu OF the
IrirudRups lawyers, ettuck MI. John
m. vito acts Tor Miss Pollard, an
MI, blow on tho head. The men
,.,f, separated before more damage
,..a done or more blows passed.
Just gs tho encounter was over
fItfu Bradley strobe upon the scene,
...nandins 20 know the cause Of the
ruuIe. 81. Johnson, Mr.. Carlisle
I'D Mt. wilson laid the case before
IIm. stating that tue Kentucky law.
,rr. MAI made au uupfov0kod assault
,u NJ. Johnson.
Colonel Breukinridge ana his son
had slartrd from the court house, but
-.ring the Judge turned back, the oJu.
.frr.niau saying with evident excite.
l1-ui. ~ had nothing o. do with this,
fllsv. 1 was trying " separate lhumi
tuul was all"
Jndgo bradley WAS very Indignant
owe cannot have this, genllomuni"
t8I bt, stefuly. "iOu must uulUf.
lfsakr. / will ascertain In the morn.
Iug Who II responsible Tor inv, aud
ttu that they are properly punished"
DO. J.. Tabor Johnson having Hsutd
Uhr Bible, askcd the court II no was
uls1lvod from professional obligations
of tperrry. Anutud afilfmhttiviy 10y
Miss roliafd's attorney, he said IN
STAY, 1893, lac called 10 uuo Miss Pol.
.hli professionally. She was suffering
from mnoarringe. While attending
her he mai seen several lotturs anu
kilograms aud when Attorney Carlisle
handed several to him he Identified
500 signatures 10 Colonel Btsokiu.
uJgC'r.
Onc ieltor, dated Ia the room Of the
committee ON appropriations, House Of
Representatives, May ~, told Miss
Pollard 10 do what was best, most COM
Portable aud least dangerous. He told
her ~ put heTselt under the caro- u
her phy HiclAn aud ilqmfodi "Whcio
docs Aiia. Is. 10 isom Easliust1nY"a
lhose were frad 10 tho jury by Nj
Carlisle nnd then Attorney SIoll cross.
examined the physician upou the de-
tails Of Miss P0liAru's confinement.
Witness could not say whether the mis-
carriage was Produced by artificial
means, but found no evidence tending
" show that
Tho legsi controversy over the legal
dcpOsitlOns was then renewed. Mt.
Bulterworth, f0f Colonel Bfoukinfiugr,
moved 10 suppress deposition taKun
i0r plaintii at Lexington, March 7'h.
Tue main point made was tuat notice
Of the ueIO,iti0uH should have been
gwen Colonel Brtckinfldg1's law era
iu Washington. hir. ButtcfwoTth ar.
guel anu Nir. johnson replied for tue
plaintin, referring saroastloilly TO what
100 termed tne peculiar proceedings M
Kentucky and tue peculiar connection
ui tie Kentucky attorneys to tue case
MI. JonusUn characterized the objoo.
uInasA piece of ohioancfy, insoluncy
AMI Utit0utuFy,
When Mr.. johnson had nnished hl,
argument Judge Bradley said the couT
would adjourn.
MI Shelly u Kentucky, Of whom
Mt johnson hal spoken sharply
Jumped 10 his feet saying; "Will youl
n0nUr allow mt?" Hut the Judge al.
l0ufned the cUun. As soon ss he ha,
done 20 Colonel Breokinridge steppel
bu.ofe thc bench aud addressed him
hut thu Judge waved him aside viii
an expression OF annoyance In his faos