Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

necessary, but considered that the
evidence should be- sufficient to cou.
vince cautious man Oi thu guilt Of
the accused. The proper place Tor the
trial wss where the crime hau been
ctmmitird; any other course % pro-
codute would entirely destroy the use
iulucss OF UKtraJitiJn ucaties. Tne
hrst case considered was that oi Glen
iucgos, charged with attempt 10 muir
yer ALufes Atnuya ia San Salvador.
Court held that NJ the act IN qutstion
hal btun committed about four months
uuiofu the revolution, II was uUvOiI Of
any political aspect, anu 40 The court
Wuuld hOld him Tor txtfaditi0n.
Tue second case was that OF BalanOs
aud Bustameute, charsUI with hang
log four unknown prfsOns In pfimave.
~, on MAY .0in. rue court held thnt
tue testimony In this case was " a
heafHay character and could not be
given any weight. Tue testimony
also was that military operations were
going on Et that time.
Tue case was that Of oil the de-
fcndants charged with having hanged
CasimirJ Hvutuuts. ucntiquts as
nsngti ~ "A Ivy. OF this Otltnse
Balance was Innocent. Tho other
three we're guilty..
The robbery Of the bank Of San
salvador charged ~ Ezgtn, was next
considered. Ine cuur, considered the
eviveucc o. guiit pftpUnderhtvd, tut
like the preceding ease, u ,Wouid have
t. be considered In itE political phase.
As 10 the killing u Canas on the road
tU la L.DHfIaG, II was evident tuat
EGula sud tituiurgos had committed
the act Too more important eide, the
court said, was the political phase VI
the cases presented.
Except ~ 90 tho assault committed
by CieniuugOs on Amaya, Ill Ui thu
acts IN question had been committed
uufint actual hostiltirs. IL hal not
been decided what constituted politi.
cal crime. lie believe int tue three
cases here under consideration were
political. Representatives " the South
American states at the Pau.A mefican
cIngfu-a wufu quoted 10 show that tue
character of robbery here charged was
common iu Latina mrficsu rev iu.
tons. There wa 90 doubt, the court
said. that San Salvador was In state
" siege during all the time aiiur April
.9th, when the cfimus, except Cicniuo.
NJ NNAhNA va - AAAANN hNh NNNA ANAA-
United. a state u siege there core.
sponded with msrtlal law here. Tue
court dii not believe that thu over
throw NJ the Ezsta government
changed the nalufu0i tho case. II TINS
were true, ghr cases properly came
under q military court, winch wa- al.
ways paramount where u had iufisdie.
ton. OthUrwise, tue crimes, except the
assault by CieniuogOs, were OF d p0liti-
cal nature. So tue court orders all the
defendants except CioniuegOs dis.
charged.
The COURTS announcement was re-.
ceivud with applause. JieuiuvgOs was
remandcd 10 the custody of the United
States marshal ~ await tho ACTION Of
tue President.
Etoia 1. very bitter toward the Han
SalyAd0raus aud has outlined cam.
paign against them which hU will ON.
batk upon NJ soon 40 possible. lie viii
20 tir-t 10 Washington, where hu will
work Ia behalf OF CieniuogOs, Gnd then
ioiu bis brother CA.lUs In Paris. Tnen
he will go ~ Mexico, meet his fellow.
refugees, COlochi. Buutamento anu 80.
lanOs, aud organize an army Tor the
invasion Of San Salvador Ezsta's
friends FAY that In about u year rOme
Of tho present officials Of San Salvador
viii be iighting cKtraditlon proceed.
ings here against the EEsia govern
mtnl.