Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-16
A CHASTITY SIGHT.
Ms. TaIcdGs Body Was Found Ly-
iDs 10 a Pool Of Gore.
iulEDp, BLoODsrAlNRD cLoTnrs
ihe Staten uti Of The Accused shortly
Ait,r the Murd,r- Iodai's
Testimony.

tuulfl OF iAuflCtlug MS WIG AZ hlut'
roy was rc.umod before Judge Bnrtoh
q. ID q jury iu thu THIRD Distinct court
ihis morning, THIS being the sixth day
of The iuyss lgauun.
Judge HoRN twin Attorney Geo.
NJcasogiat ~ uFMn sppeAfed to pso.
ttcuir. Cutify & Cherry defended.
hr aitvauaIc' 90 tue general public
wa smaller ,u.u yusierIny.
A ser tAv NEWS report closed ycstor-
Jay Afternoon Dr. Wufthiu g.Uu wns
chllUI 60 The Witutss ttaud. Hu
statui tnat hr examined Mu. rniudt's
/ uu4y ui,er the murder aud desCfiuUl
/ the wuuuis. He believed thRt they
were inflicted Win a large kuife. u
" uld nave been impIs'inir tlr tho
woman TO nave spoken after receiving
l tht iulurleF. lie saw lhlUlt's hands
Z on thv uay alter the murder aud saw
I blood stains upUu his hands hud upon
| uis clothes. There was blood on tnu
/ fuluf halls OF the left hand, m tue
! pulm OF the right hand, and at various
/ PAGES upon his clothing. lie found
| i0Jl On the inside Hang OF bis coat
sleeves, on bis pgnts lex anu upon bis
vest lust above the lett pocket
luvrv was a.so Ulooi upon the under
side oil tue shirt sleeves, az Il they had
been rolled up.
la answer TO Judge Cherry DR..
MOuhugtou stated that he uXamiua-
ton % Inicie's hands was not Of MI
thorough, but no believed that thu
slams upon them were caused ~
blood,
Sutf u Mcqueen next testified that
tho iulOfmhuJu ~ w the murder OF
Mrs. rnlrlc was tslophOuul ~ him
iiUm Murray and he reached the
Gene su0uIy before o'clock In tie
morning. When witncns met saw
luiede ne was standing Ia the door Of
his saloon anu tufued aud went hack
iu. When he wgut in Ihitdo Wa.
gaEilg duuk. lie then saiu' ~
have Killed my wiie.n rho sheriff 10.
pllrl that ~ l0oEel that way ami
rhi. de anlu. "Nu, 1 uilu't Kali her.
rhu Iudustfial Army did IT," Tue
sheriff men placed MIN under arrest
aud lut MIN IA charge Vt two dupuii,H.
ihUy couldn't keep him sill anl,,nsy
tied Nun. Witness then exAutucd ins
uince where the Dooy was lJins hne
QUAD a large possa,ts29.: hs ~
iounJ seven i5is5d .rols On tBt<
door Of the saloon aud saw DO L.
tween The south door AMI tho rt,
whtro tue BODY was found. Tbi,a,
had hia sleeves rolled up.
The shirt worn by Thicds at ths
time Wa produced before the Jury. A
number Of Stains were Visible. HIS
vest was also produced anu stains wer1
seen upOu II, as well NJ the under.
clothing. Tue pantp we're dAfk colOfrd
aud tue staiHs upon them were not
visible 10 the naked eye.
Sheriff Mcqueen went on 10 say
rhiele told him thHt when he found
his wife and picked heF ~, she said:
"Oh, Chatlyyp Au AK anu cub
were found In the brewery amt BON
nuu blood status upon them, Witi'uss
entered tue brewery through a uudblo
door aud also saw blood there, a. n =
UlJody hand hal been placed against
H.
Judge Chegry-Y0u state you diin't
say auything when you entered tho
/ ssluoL9
81 uid not. lie spoke FIRST"
care you Uosltive that he said he
| had killed bis wiic2'
81 am. HesAi Il have killed my
| WIFE, aud l said Il looked that way.
! lie then said, mo, dldn'i kill her;
they killed her."
"DiI you cay 10 him out Ia the yard:
| You b. of be-, you have KILLED your
wife, AMI u you dou'I confess l Will
killyOu2"
al did not"
"DiI you call him as otAb BIZ"
"Yes, 1 uiu. | struck him, toe, when
he said couldn't arrest HIM"
"When you went into tne brewery
what were you looking iOi2"
"F0f the pan that lac was supposed
10 have washed his hands In, ana the
knife that he was supposed 10 have
killed her with"
"Didn't you state at Murray after
your second visit 10 lhiede's place,
that you wished the s. of II b. had
started 10 run 20 you uid have shot
him anu ended this uRst2'
~ did net"
"You drrstood rhiede to say that
he killed his wlie2"
81 did,"
Judge Cherry But be might have
said something els,2
aye 4"
Dr. Richards testified much tho
same us the other ~ ysluians IN regard
g tho wounds lound upon Mrs.
ihirue'H buuy,
Sheriff Mo- iesu, recalled, stated
that he had -ecn large knife In
rhieit's saloon prior 10 the murder,
but never saw It tuustqusntly.
~ this point court adjourned until
today.
When the court fe.sssembled this
morning, sheriff MEGA was re-
called by the defense and In answer TO
Judge Cherry, the witness Bald he uld
not have n warrant when he arrested
rhitde. Counsel VIA ab ut 10 Ia.
toFfOgatu the witness with reference TO
tue euCampmeut ~ tho Industrial
army nt Murray, but this was objected
10 aud the objection rus aimed.
Deputy 5horn Montgomery next
tesutrd that on tho morning
VI May Let he accompanied
sheriff MDQueun 10 rhedu's saloon
Ut Murray, when they reached shout
o O'CLOCK. lhu sheriff SAID % rhieIe,
"Charliu, what's the matter" Tho
defendant replied, 81 killed my vie
asst night" To this thu sheriff replied,
"Nus, / believe it, and place you un-
Ter frust." Thiude then said, ION,
I don't mean that mean someone
Killed my vile last night" Tn 70
~ ere blooi smeatet splashus Of blood
uuOu tn door aud duorppst outside the
saloon, two pools OF biood also be'
(LOantnued W Haye o.