Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
THE DISTRICT COURT.
That Alleged Unlawful Imprisonment
Case is Up Again.
A JURYs rUssLE OVER VERDICT.
scoyillo vs. salt Lake Oics More Pro.
ceeding. This nay Before The
Two Judges.

In Chief Justice Morripa court this
morning the trial Of the cnsos or samuel
Roberts Jr., W IS IS. Howard aud
John Perkinl, aud w. r. Ayland IT,,
Va 3. Is, Howard and John Parkinson
were resumed, the two suits being
heard together Tho complaints are
substantially identical. 10 Do alleged
by the plaintiffs that on August 30,
1899, near South Boun,lul, defend.
ants imprlaonoi ,hem Tor three aud a
bali houu without probubl, cause,
right or authority. They seek dam.
ages in the sum ofs2, 900 each. From
the answers it would seem that Par
Hnson was constable, and upon tho
date named was at the brckyard Of
his c0.dofcudant Howard, while a
quarrel was in progress between tue
latter aud the plaintiffs. 10 prevent
n breach Of the peace hu informed them
that they wcfu under arrest I,IUufts
and Ayland s0uoued down later aud
Parkinson luft the yard.
Dcirudnuti iurfUiJro ask i0t die.
mistal Oi the suits.
Attorneys Williams ami Westcrvcil
appear Tor the plaintiffs aud Attorney
5. W. Dafko tor tho defendants. The
hearing is expected 10 lat all my.
WITHOUT uHrJuDiCE.
The case OF Sarah j. Pembroke W g.
3. Howard ct uL, wac, on motion Ui e..
o. WhittcmUru, council Tor the plain.
tain, uismi-s.d without prejudice.
GOULD sol AuUEE.
The 5000 JAmhgc suit brought by
Susan Williama against tho Utau
Steam Laundry company, aud the
trial OF which laatuu n couple Uf
uuys, hgs caused the jury n vooI
deal Of trouble. After being In
elaboration siuco ii!8J A. M.
yesterday, they came into court
shortly alter lUgl this morning. AMI
asked from some further Instructions
from tho court. ThuHowrfo according.
ingly furnished 10 the jsdci looking
Jurors, VINO lhuuugaiu retired Go tuuir
room.
AtllsaI tho Jurors came in again
anu up0l tue t0tOman ttaIHg tucy
were unable 60 agree, the court dit-
charged them.
ANAlNrI hNuLaIIINs
In the case of Btu.k so Huleld Co.
W. William Gruusuuuk ot a., juIF.
meut wgs entered hrnlnst William
Gr5esbscE ana his suruuc..
a. WAS UvEmtuLEp.
Inthe ease Of Edward T.. ssovillc We
Salt Lake CITY, the defendant, by con-
sent submitted his motion Tor new
trial without argument, aud the same
was ovuuului by Judge Barlch.
Exception taken.
A RfCe8.
Pending The nuai return OF the Jury
! In tue Williams damage suit, Judge
Barichi At 1870, took "a recess.
COURT SUIE.
In the case of Meyer Hombergor &
/ Co.. Of New York, " ID. Alexander
a. Goa suit 10 recover 81, 800 on a
pfUmissUry note reported ia these
columns yesterday, the Jury Ia Judge
Meffltps court, late In the afternoon,
returned "a verdict Tor the plaintiff for
tho amount claimed.
Ella CamuucIu has brought suit
/ Tor divorce from hut husband, John
| CamonClu, In tho Third district court,
alleging great cruelty. The plaintiff
states mat while 100 with fever in the
| year 1859, CamUuoiu violently dragged
her out OF bed by the hair u the heat,
| jumped upon nor with hls feet anu
| threatened 10 llll huE alsl that hc has
/ since threatened 10 1911 her anu h la
the habit Of using If0.auo and obscene
language towards her Drunk nnuss ID
] also charged Ia the complain.
Sheriff Moses, OF Pueblo, Colorado,
| started Tor Denver this morning, nc.
clmpnnird by the Two men Wodgei0rth
aud Reis-, tHu alleged iorguTs, and
who were the subjects OF yesterday.
haDeas corpus proceedings la Judge
| Barlch's court.