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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

Gin bibl9es @ableurioium tpirb
na9trdgli4 nod aus Slltnois beri4tet.
gs 1T bort ndmli4 i'm 43. Legislature
Dtitritt ber Democrat Mc2inlep nit ei=
her geringen Mebrbeit iiber ben Hepublis
tanet Wilion in bos 9aus Der @taots-
@eleb9ebung 9etpdblt tporben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22
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Der Mrt

itelIten ein3uiesen anb 3war n ioIseas'
Der Mrt
T..
~ ST cine Der. etaoten 6trsih
gommiifon, aus bret Mitgliebern beiie-
.benb, etnauieben, bic Streitigtetten 3m3s
l9en ben gifenbabnen unb Mn9efelten
3u unterin1en bat uab bteieIben WDl>
ma1ten mie bic WlitgIieber ber 5tui~
i@enifaotli9en 9anbeIs-g gommiit itonrbs.
fist.
a. Sen gntlneihansen bieier streif.
gommiffona mub auf 9eri9tlS9em
Mege FOLDER, @sboriom perf9offt tper--
ben, mie iebt ben gnti4eibun9en bsr'
3tuii9exitaatli9sn 9anbels gemmif-
fon.
BY. Bel 2pbnfreitisteiten 3uii9eal
Babnsefeul9aftan unb inforporirten
9rabes: Unions taben beibe parteien
bas @edt, ie eiaen s.sReprdientanten an
tpdblen, bic. bsr Qommiifon IN bem be-
trefftnben 6tsitfaae als aommiNdre
anseb6ren.
q, @nlange Elm lol9er. @treitfalf
Dor Der Rpmmiffon i9mebt, biirfen bic
giienbabn- @efeai&often ibre Arbeiter
niGt entlafen, auber tpegen unfdbigteit,
@elebesperletane ober 4fi9tperidua.
nib; ben Mrbeiter. llnionsn 1oq es ner.
boten lein, @treifs ober Bepcotts udb-
renb FOLDER 3eit an3uorbaen. No9 ber
gnti6eibuns biirfen teine Mrbeitsr por
Mblaaf pen feds Monoten, auber aus
ermdbnten @riinben, sntlol1en perben.
unb IN berlelben 3eite biirfen Arbeiter.
auber sesen eine borberige 2anoi9nne
bon 80 Sa9en, au9 ni9t aus BEN
Dienf Der gilenbo3n treten.
| 2.) &opitel SGT ber Ner. Staaten
@elese BON 18S5-1SS6 TT babin au
amenbiren, baB be nationalen Srsbes
Unions in ibre 9erfailunssn Yarasra-
pben aufnebmen mii51en, tpono9 Wfit.
slisber ausselDloIen werben, bic fi&
ipabrenb eines Streits ober BoDeotts
@emaltafte 81. @9ulbea fommea lafien,
ober Mnbere bur6 @sipalt, Drobun9en
ober gini6Ihterunsen am Arbeiten au
oerbinbern M4en.
81 Sic Jrase, Of, giienbabn-Mn9e.
tellte lisealirt merSen lollten, tpiro benz
2onsrebs gum Stubium brinsenb er.-
pfoblen. Sie &ommiilion bat bariiber
ni9t I1liiIlis tperoen f0nnen.
II.
~ Die Rommiifon emplieblt ben
Staaten bic ginfibruns BON S9iebsge=
ri9ten, nah benz Mfulter BON Maifa-
f6ulietts, nit bem 3ulab, bab bieie Ge=
ri9te oas &e4t baben Iollen, Streifs
aud nnaufseforoert gu unteriuden.
2.) &ontrofte, pel9e Mrbeitern per=
bisten, neutrality-suspicious. on3uge-
boren. ober bic gntlalluns BON Irbeitern.
neil lie 1ol1en Oraanilationen an9ebbs
rem. loaen perboten iein.
! Die &ommiifon empfeblt Nrbeitge=
bern auf's brinsenoite, bob lie Arbeiter.
. Orqaniiotionen anerfennen unb bob tie
lih nit lolben Orsanilationen IN Wer-
binbuns iegen, menn sdw1ersste'ten
broben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22
6eIhsf her ner5Dnlidhe Mppell be.

- 5elbit Der perl0nlide @ppeu bes
republitanilden BoB BON Cincinnati,
6enrp Cor, permo6te ben Republicans
lden ganbibaten fiir Bantrottri6ter,
Sobn ponsessern, nidt gu retten. Nud
Die entl9ieoene unteritiibuns eitsns Der
republitanil9en Yrelie bat ibm ni4ts
qebolfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

- WorFber Sid bonn republitani-
f4en Staat8.ggecutip. .gomite bat an9e'
fiinbt9t boS ct aIs ganbibat fir bas
Mmt bes Staatsaubitors I'm Telbe lei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

Sic &ommiiIon empfieblt Nrbeitge=
bern auf's bringenbite, oaB iie Arbeiter.
OrqaniIotionen anerfennen uno bab tie
lib nit lol9en Orsaniiationen in Wer-
binbuns iesen, tpenn S4pierigteiteH
brDben.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

called attention 10 the fact that
all the witnesses who had testified 10
the defendants eysiemAlio ill.treat-
ment were disinturested people aud
who're statements were deserving Of
ofodence. A. 10 the defendant having
furnished his home luxurioualy, much
had been made OF this by tue defense.
why" observed MI Nye, 80 man
could be ~ brutal 10 his wife IN
handsomely furnished house a. he
could In a coitagtlp Thiedu's motive
Tor wanting 10 let rid OF his vile was
api aren't. She was too good n woman
for saloon, according 10 the defend.
sut's own statement to othort; he
wanted one who would nlft with
men aud bring him trade. Why diI
she state when at lauentergefs
house that she was AFRAID 10 go
nome, aud why uii che run
around from place 10 plsCe at all houts2
To escape from her husbands brutality
-because Hho feared that he would kill
her. "Cuarlcs 1hieie was man
always fesdy Tor busIness-always
ready 20 sell whisky, even while his
dead wifo's body lay there. He didn't
sleep that night; he was wide awake.
DO you suppose, gentlemen Of the jury,
that a man In his condition Of mind
could sluel2v
Counsrpa argument was ia progress
when tho NEWS went 10 press.
while counsel IL speaking Thlode
sits back oarolessly in his chair with
his arms folded and his legs crossed.
lie listens closely g. every WORD which
falls from Attorney Nye's lipt; but the
most touching references to mo mut.
defed woman anu the narrowing
picture which he several times drew
oi her mutilatod body failed 10 move
bin. lie sits there cold ~ statue, his
little child close beside him.
So far ~ eau Ht present be- seen the
case will be submitted 10 the jury at a
late hour tomorrow,
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Educational llems.

Mrs. Haberly, the lady who is CIV
lug lectures upol art before different
literary classes ia the city, Will lecture
upon this subject Ia the lecture hall Of
the Desbrot Museum building, this
evening, at 1880 O'clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Salt Lake County raarhors' associa.
lion Will be held NJ the University, TO-
morrow nj lO.3l o'Cllgf. Addresses
Will DO made 10y PROT Augsburg aud by
Mics BAbcock-the former will speak
upon drawing, and the latter upon
physical culture.
II Ia tho policy OF the University fac.
ulty TO mold stated meetluEs In which
all students are eX peoied 10 be present,
and Mt which they will 10 Instructed
upon such topics ~ relate 10 their well
are anu Advancement during their
student life, A meeting was Accord
ingly held today anu was addressed y
President Talmage, who took occasion
TO speak In complimentary terms Of the
spirit OF industry exhibited by the
students, ana Of the oommeudRble
bearing manifested toward observing
order. A strong appeal was made 10
Improvement by observing rules Of
decOTum both among themselves
anu toward the faculty, and TO refrain
from habits which tend 10 enuryRte the
body, such ~ smoking ana chewing
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levying upon certain specific articles
OF goods aud taking them away, they
turned out thp employee, took charge
u the goods, ana disposed Of oil OF II
for about 81 600, and continued TO cell
even after all tue judgments
we're satisfied. The defense h
that the officers acted IA good
faith aud Ia accordance With law.
Suit has been commenced In the Fret
district court by the Smith wallace
Shoe Co, OF Kansas city. against
Walter X. aud &. X. Southwotth, TO
recover 1896 80 on ptomiss0ry note.
In the case Of Elizabeth Laird vh
II. q. w. ny. Co., the defendant cor
p0fation confessed judgment In the
sum Of 800 anu costs OF court.
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PROVO.
Pimvo, U1An, oor. ls, 1894.
FOUR BURGLARlES.


Last night four business houses Of
this city were burglarizsd In a moot
reckless manner The first place the
robbers entered, supposing them 70
have commenced at the west and con
tinued east was Speokharl's meat mar.
bet They broke through the front
door aud only obtained $3.50 Ia Coop.
scrip.
From there they went 10 the Coop.
clothing department on the same block
aud broke through window. From
this place they took away about slOu
worth OF goods, consisting Of silk hand.
kerchieis, cheap watch, some hinge
aud other leWolry.
Then they woat halt block east and
broke through the front door Of Henry
Harrison's liquor house. Mr.. Harfi-
sou IL damaged somewhere ABOUT 500.
The hooters took away two niukels.in-
tht.slot machines, with about $50, IN
which there was some money. The
machines were found about two blocks
away, totally destroyed, AMI the con.
tents extracted. some money, about
S., was also taken from the cash rtgia.
tcr, and the Invaders iudulgei In soda
water ut Mir. Hatrlson's expense.
The last place, 30 far as now reported,
10 the Palace saloon, owned by II. =.
Hines. From this place n bottle Of
whisky was Iakeu, and Ma.
lional cash register, containing
s. In change, left for this
dayIs business, was taken out In the
back yard and broken open In order e
get the money. The register h badly
damaged, anu MI. Illness greatest los,
10 In having his register injured.
Tho burglauos we're hrst discovered
this morning when the employees VI
the different houses oAmB 10 open up
their places Of business. One peculiar
feature about the action Of tao burg lars
IL that all the entrances were made
from the stree and, except Nj the
clothing store, through the front door.
The OtiiGers are Of the opinion that
the entrances were all made between
anu 3 O'Clock this morning. There l.
no clew % the offenders, except that
four strangors were seen 10 the city at
a late hour last evening, anu only one
NJ them had been seen this morning.
Officers are searching the vicinity VI
town where lramps usually oOugre.
gate, And Utilesrs VI all the surTO und.
Ing towns have bten notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
First plstrlet Court.

The Jury IN the case OF John B. NIL.
ner v, Geo. w. Jaques brought Ia a
verdict In favor ~ plaintiff Tor 81 800.
The amount asked for, principal aud
interest, amounted to ABOUT 81 900.
This morning tho suit OF y. w. &.
HatbeubfuCK & Cows Thomas Fowler,
sherifi, Elmrr B, Jones, OF Salt Lake
City, Frat National Bank OF Provo,
loiusmith d Co., OF Sail
Lake City aud othcTs, commenced.
HgthenbTucE a Co., Provo dry goods
irm, were attached In the summer of
1903 by the above mentioned ntms ana
.thsis, and their rtook OF gooJa uu-
nosed OF nj sheriil's sale. This suit 10
ur,us ht 10 recover sl0,000. Plaintiff
claim that defendants went into tue
store Of PLAINTIFF, having an execution
Tor = small amount and instead Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
Land Omce

The following nlings were made In
tho local land ofiloe under date u Oct.
18Th;
Wan. A. Bair, of Richmond, Cache
county, final payment Tor HOMESTEAD
entry Of the south half VI the north.
ives, quarter and tho northwest quar-.
ter Of tho northwest quarter Of section
30, lownshipli NORTH, range cast.
John Haslcf, VI Mount Pleasant
Sanpete county, final proof OF timber
culture entry OF thr southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter o! section =,
township 10 south, range east,
Joseph l.. Nieltun, Of Newton, Cache
county, homestead uutfy Ui the north
west quarter OF section 20, township 10
north, range | west
heda kupnaldt, " Herfiman, Salt
Lake county, desert entry OF tbs north
hail OF tue northeast quarter Of section
", township 3 south, raugr west.
Ata Duncan, OF Salt Lake CITY, each
entry Of the east halt VI tue routhHest
quarter, anu the southeast quarter ui
tne southeast quarter VI section ~,
township soutn, aud lot . VI section
o, tow nship 3 south, range q east
Lars Andrew ChustianSen, Of
Newton, Cache county, flnal proof "
homestead entry OF tue uast halt Of the
northwest quarter aud the west hali
Of the northeast quarter Of section 2,
township } 3 uofih, range west.
JedoIiah NJ. Hanson, Of Paradise,
Cache county, lnal proof NJ Homestead
entry oi the north nall VI tue north.
west u iatteT, the Houthuast quarter Z
the Il, fthwe-t quafttr, aud th1 uutlh.
east quarter OF the southwest quafttt
VI section ~, township north, range
] east.
Thomas Wells. of Cleveland, Emery
county. casa entry % lot I, section b,
anu lots l ana and the eouthwest
quarter VI the northeast gu iftrr VI sec.
tiou q, township IL s0u,n, Tsnge IL
eAst
james q. Wild,L Of Silver Reef,
Washington county, hOmestraI eulfy
0f the east hail the northwest quarter
o. section s, anu thu south bal o tie
southwest quarter OF section o, town
snip III south, range 10 wet.
John Mentally, D,u harrington AID
II. u. Mcdonald, mineral entry Of tue
Antelope lode mining claim, IA West
Mountain mining district, salt Lake
county.
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Notes.

VIM. Kane was brought before Unit
ed States COmmissioncr Dudley yesiof.
Jay afternoon on charge ut iOrnica'
ton committed with kate Anderson,
Ui Spuugviile. rho pfosecuiius wit.
uesF, Kate Auuofsvn, tcsuued that
criminal Intimacy mad taken place
between defendant and herseli IN May
~ this year, and that she was cncluntc
iu consequences. two other Wiiuessea
,,rufioi mat Kane had Acknowledged
committing the o1cnse 10 thuin. De
lenuant uid not testify and was bound
ouof 70 awsit the action Of the grand
jury IN $500 bail.
Ezra Oakley, OF Springville, aud
AIsud Loveltss, II PsysJn, nave re-
crivei q marriage license.
Lyman Wood anu vile, Of Glover
Valley, Nevaia, formerly Of Provo,
ate visiting freuds hero.
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Departed this Life.

Sister Ellen Il. Smith. wife Of John
s. smith, decoasod, OF Sugar House
ward. departed this life Oh oetoberl7lh,
li.sO p. M, al her residence. Sister
smith was born 10 West weymysa,
FiIeshire, Scotland, on the 18th day Of
December, 1915. She tmIgiated with
her husband AMI family TO Utah Ia
1864, passing through many trial that
attended the early settlers. She em.
btaced the Gospel with her husbsuI
In her native land 90 the year 1874,
and has ever been faithful member
In tho Church, her home always being
omen TO the El1ots. She lesveb i've
son. and a daughter anu a large mum.
ber Of grandchildren and many ifiengs
90 mourn her lUse.
Tne FUNERAL will be held vt the Sugar
House ward house Sunday norm y,
October 2l.t, al iOa. m. Fri0nus are
respectfully invited.
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LAID TO REST.
The Funeral Of Arthur r. Reed Large.
ly Attended by SorroWug ktla.
liIes aud Friends.

Tue last sad ri,es over the remains
Of Arthur Tuddenhsm Reed were held
yesterday afternoon ia the Twenty
FIRST ward meeting house. NJ. 3.
woollty, Bishop, PRECEDING.
The house was filed to overlooking.
The services commenced by a selection
from the Glee club, led by Prot Evan
Stephens, singing a beautiful and ap.
pfOpflatv srleotiou entitled "Come, We
DiacOnsolAtc.D Prayer was offered by
Counselor II. J. Fuulger. Singing
mot Dead but Sieeputh," n SOLO was
fondefed by n. 3. Ensign. Tue iUl.
lowing Elders who had known the de-
crascu from childhood were the
speakers; II. q. Park, George Reynolds,
w. ID. owen, NJ. =. Wooliey and
Joseph l.. Taylor, all Of whom offered
words OF comfort anu COnsOiatlOn TO
tho befoEvcl widowed father anu
family who were encouraged To emu
late the duoessei's noble example In
life whom u know was 10 love.
The dlte CLUB rendered 30 My
Father" Ia touching aud impressive
manner, The BuueIictiOn was pro-
uuunced by Counselor James Maxwell
Toe funeral was one OF the largest aud
most affecting ever held IA the ward,
the deceased bel, < a member OF ali
its organizations anu mua.ciau "
marked abllity. Tue 1jral tributes
were beautiful anu appropriate, the
cAskot being entirely covered aud
teyufal large pieces from the different
organizations VI which the deceased wHs
q member and from his employer aud
co.wOtkers In Il. G. NJ. !.
Hts Temains were followed 10 the
cemetery by host OF relatives anu
friends.
At the grave the Gce club sang,
1--WE shall sleep but not for ever" Toe
dedicatory prayer was offered by Bishop
Woolley. lne pail bearers were
Wallace &. Castlolon, James Castleton.
Ncphl Y. Sconeld, Fred Nicholson,
Horace Barton, w. >. owen and |. ID.
oven. The music was rendered by
the Harmony and Ogalallah Glee
clubs combined, with Prlt. n. Stevens
~ the organ. The Ogalallah club
originated on the memorable trip OF
the Tabernacle choir 70 Chicago, that
being the name OF the car which con.
yeyed the deceased and his musical
companions to the Wrrld's Fair.
Arthur was their respected leader,
whom they loved with the truest anu
tenderost devltions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
Republican Meeting.

There will be u meeting under the
auspices OF tho Republican Territorial
committee At the rheater tonight be-
ginning At O'Clock. Hon. q. Il. Allen
will preside ana the speakers will be-
Judge Zane, William D1xey, Judge
Goodwin anu Hon. Frank J, Cannon.
The gentlemen arc expected TO speak
In the order Ia which there names are
tlNan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
COMM ERCIAL.


SALT LAKE CLtAhlNu HOUSE,
TUdAy's cieArlug hose oKcnsngts
amounted 10 sl59,2l7. same Jay
last year, Sll7,lby.
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silver, o. lead, $500
L0nduu.-Sllvrt, .0I.
ORE AND nuLLION,
McCoTuick a 90. received today.
Silver Rnd lead ores, g.. l5T; HanautT
bullion, $1,000. Total, fiO,l
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, $3.50
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Before Judge Merritt.

In the case Of the People Va J. G..
McA Ulster, defendant was givenlleav
to iile amended answer hnd supple.
mental answer In seven days.
Mosish Baddley vs. IL. g. James el
al. Judgment as prayed anu decree
Of lOIeclOhuTe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unclaimed in tho Post once a.
SAT- Lake Guy. Utah. on oct o.. ls1l. To
obtain any of inase letters the applicant must
call fora fyOruaai Letters" au1 give inc date
% che iist lfuut Calird Tor within tWl wcoks
they viii be sgnt to The Dead Letter Omgu at
M4fhiuE tuu, nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
Another Kindergarten.

Miss Porter, OF Chicago, will open
kindergarten school In the First Con.
gtegRtional church building, GU Mon.
day, Oct. %, at O'Clock a. IN. Miss
Porer's school will be the seventh Of
the kind In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

tobacco. and thus cripple the mind in
lis relation to proper ana thorough adj
vaucsment.
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james n, brown ct VA, by trustee. To
A Is. Giusuu, ioa iu West Lake
ulat A aud kssss......... sss.s.s. u 4 oO
Euulco Mri.Ao 20 charles d. Porter.
part lot block 90, plat n, oity,.u 1880 20
Lydls O. Carlson 90 Il, a. scott lots
lu block 80 plat g., ritYs....s...... 400 90
Joseph A. Morgan 81 uA, By trustee,
20 l., a. Hole, part lot i,blork ~
plat a, cry st.., sssls...s.ssssss. l,Vto 20
A. l. simonui 81 N 90 john Wall,
luts % and "a, block ., lhomp.
tuu'n adiitlunss,. .s.s s,..... zee q. hlQ "
salt Lake ny, a corporation, 90 ia.
ward HUG, part lot 2, block %,
plat a., ely Hsssssssssssssssssssss.. 90
Thomas j james 81 uA 90 NiCknlhi
Anderson ct al, luts 2 ana D,
block .. south belmont. ,...,,,,..a coo 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

Dr.. Prices Cream Bakihg Powder
World's Fair Highest blsdal snd Diploma.
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STOCKS Ana uAREEr,


CHICAGO MAgKEr.
Chicagi. close. OCT ~
Nhrat-OcL, hlt, Dec, 5lt,.
Jorn-uUf., l1. Nuy,, lHt.
uAts- oct, .sa Now, rs.
pUrK-urt, lAll jan, l2i1t..
Iafd-utt, g. %; Jan. s,lGt.
{ labs- oct, G.jliai Jau., $50.
fIaA-ltJ
Timuthi -1,3h,
ltye=iis.
Harley Medium, bis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

BAUtow. In the Twonty.aoconi ward, this
civ. Ort. l3tl, 1884, OF cUuEulsiuuu, lDOuA,
daGshtrr Il -hmurl 81, aud Minute puFHlgy
HarIuWi aged year month. ana IL days
IuGrfal services walt hn hnld AZ parents
rrsIuuurO, a}I west, Fourth NurIh, on sunday,
.HtIIG.m. tIluuIH are rusICCuuuy invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

sMuu.-iu Sugar House ward, salt Lake
county, October llsh. l-.l, Of old Ago, kllen
Ross ,rulrt OF tho tate Juu, So smith, in tue 1bth
year uf hUr uEu.
funeral services VIII be- held m sugar
House ward meeting house, sunday glat Inst,
VI 10 % m, Friends are respectfully invited.
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SILKS.

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be thtown
coaners, prices that all afford Silk Dress We
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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When court feconveuud nt p. m.
Attorney George l.. Nye proceeded TO
make tue opening argument for the
prosecution
Judge Cherry objected, however, 70
his doiug 10, Trmnfking that Mt. Nye
had not Usen plcrtut IN court while all
the testimony WAS being taken, anu
mat consequently Judge H0wst could
more correctly review tue evidence.
Attorney Nye replied that he had
brsn in Attendance all the time that
witnesses were tesIi'ying except OH
nne forenoon, aud as TO that he hRu
cnr,tully read the court reporters
usefiDt OF the testimony,
Judge Barton said 10 had not been
custnuinry Tor the court 10 Interfere In
tns,e matters. Counsel could arrange
betweeu themselves.
Judge Cherry desired that an excep'
ZION he entered aud
Attorney Nye then continued HE
address to the Jury. He laid special
s,rs.s uuOu the testimony which went
~ sbow that Thiede had acted IN
brntaI manner toward his vile for sev.
sral wears prior 10 the homicide, and
cttrd this asa very strong Indication
,ho, ne wanted TO get rid OF her. Coun.
seI characterized W piece Of
hvnnerisy the statement OF Thirde on
ne witness.staud IN h his vile b1inl
a ,,good lttlu woman" aud % forth.
'rhis was a case VI UiTcumslRntial evil
dsnee. true, no one saw tbs unfortun-
ate ,g6mnn murdered; bur all the way
throuuh tie uelendant jumped first ~
ons leol-hule then ut another, and A.
a last rtsort had iald that II he were
rr,e now he could bring in the man
VINO Killed his wile. This idep
Was r.dlcaled by counsel, who
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