Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-16


ing and the bridge.
"Was there auy Appearance OF
struggle outsidt2D asked JudRe HowaI
Witntss 90 Yes. There was q circle
there ~ 10 someone had been sicklng
AROUND with their shOte.
odd you 20 into the old brewery on
lhc uay iOlluwiue2"
Witness said be did. The west In
There was deciutd increase In the
number u spectators preeout this alter
noUn, anu many Vt tue seat. WITHIN
the bar were occupied by ladies' Dr.
Ferfebte again TOOK the witness stand.
Ia reply 81 jude Cherry, IN cross.
examination, be said he was awakened
Uy a kn0cEiug ~ nis door on the MORN
lug " the mutItr. Thiede aud "the
old 6rTmau" tLaureubergei) came
there tDEbthur. Mituess's clerk opened
the duUr uuu rhiede walked on 10 his
be doom, pulled the btdulothing down
aud thiI, "Oh, my wifv's thruAti a Gu J"
"anu,' added the witness, al gathered
rom what he said inst he wanted rae
" 20 with him nj once"
"ln what tone Of voice did he
SPEAK" asked Judge Cherry.
"a little higher iOuo than usual, =ni
he was excited"
"Dii you meet any one Ms you went
over 10 ihledo's2"
"Yvs, man, about mi way between
the GvrmAnia smultuf aud the State
road" Witness did not know who he
wa.
~ was quite dark nigh,g"
10y %, Bif."
Witness said that life was quite ex.
tinct when he reached the BODY OF MIR.
lhiede. fhiolc was very excited, rau
could not find lantern Tor sUme time.
| When lantern had boon obtained
witness mai, closer examination Of
tue body, which WAS carried Into tbs
saloon by the south door by witness
anJ Laufenberger, nbuu, twenty min
utua or hall Hu uour afterwards. IL
was placed on the TOOL table. By n
/ good hght in tho room he maue a
| iurther examination OF tue body, down
tho whole Of which blood oAtrnd0d,
her clothing being saturated.
"Nuu would not sny the defendant
was under the Influence Of liquor when
he came over 10 your piac,2"
~ would not, sir"
GLOW many drinks did you 500
him take alter no got over 10 tie
salOuu2'
"Four Or hyc perhaps"
"Nou cannot tell exactly how many
he iook9n
~ uauuoi, but every iImu no took "A
| dTluk uu offered mo n cigar, and 4
know / smoked qIilU number Of
cigars that mUfliug. tLsugntof.)
think lac drank more tnan three
/ tmrs.n
"rhSt % from the time you 20, there
until you went away2"
"Hct, until no was arrested"
"D.d you hear Mt. Thirds say TO
tho sheriff Il killed my wife last
nighl2i"
~ uiu n0t.D
"who first suggested that the sheriff
should be sent iUi2"
"Mr. rhiedc did not suggest II. l
wrote u note and Afterwards read II To
nm, telling hun " wa- case Tor the
shurn 10 investigate. I believe rniedr
replied 'lhapa al tisht.'b
"Did you tiu4 knife IA the saloon
that mornius2"
Mitues. sad hc dii. II wa. "a dark
handled hulcncr knife, with blade
eight or ten inches Ia length, the
POINT bling rtkeu. He saw no b ODD
upon IT, IL lay UPON either harFri or
box underneath the counter, vt the
south emu Of the saloon, aud was GOV.
efod over with nuwspaI eH. tKnilo
produoud.l
"What wis Thicdt's manner and
condition On that morning alter you
gOt ~ the premise 2"
"Hu appyAfoI very excited, walked
from onu eui VI the room ~ tue other,
gesucuiatlug, oHlltd out %, my vile 10
drAl! Ny wilc 10 GoAIl' and My little
girl h. ROT Letu.' he also wanted his
lrunGs at SANDY 20 know Of what hal
occurred,
"Did he act any differently from
what mRu would who had lust his
vie under similar circumstances"
Witutss SAM DO was very d.illoult to
answer tugt qu s,iuu. Onc mau might
act act IN the same way as Hu1tNtE.
"Did he shed lgau2n
"No, sir, ne did uui; not tina, iaw'.
"Dil you uotlce whether tlufo wHs
any blood ou Mr. riiet'. hends
when you got TO the salo1l2"
Witness answered that no did not.
There were dfOps VI blood, he ssid,
on the ground between Ihe spot where
struggle had ul pitently taken place
aui where thu noly lay.
Judge Howal You mentioned
about tho demonstrations Of sorrow on
the part OF tue defendant anu his be.
yailing the loss ot his wiiu and tho
absence VI his child. Dli thesn
manifestations continue 1uring thu
time the man was there buy lug the
whisky, or nolY
Witness sail Thiode dii not begin
; these until after hu (Dr, FerrrbeeJ had
, written the note, before referred TO, 10
. Constable Cauu0n.
judge Cnerry-Dldn'l those maui.
lfestnti0us spoken NJ occur when
'Chiede was over nj your IA usr2
"rhefe was no bemuaning or be-
ing then. lie at that time, In an
vi way, told ms his wiie's throat
"a. lie uIdu'l display those
'alious until We were at the
rrenbeTger was again re-
. wituess-stand lust as thr
iporter lett, nj $3.50.
Land OlllCe.
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