Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21
HOW UNAWARE In III?
Alteration or A CONSPIRACY
How j. %. ulIzr Wanted TO "rldy
E1ya' With llmsr.-Tho De-.
fundAut on the stand.

The hrn.us OF tho charge o' crime
iual lIbel against Attorney Elmer D..
E.J0uig, begun SO. teriay, was resumed
Uu'1rc Judge Barton AMI a jury 200 the
Third dis,rIc, court this m9rnius,wauu
additional testimony Tor tue defense
was intro Iu,uI.
Attau time the NEWS fop1F. closed
yesterday afternoon Attorney g.. s.
Kinney was uu the wituU1lstaui. lie
testified That he saw Richie mail tie
clrouIau. JHaic J. %. Blaz5- was lu
RlUhiu's 0nic1 that evening sud
agreed 10 take % sus. In TIE window
and wave bic hstl 30 the circulars were
10 bu moUrl no t1.k au.l. Iu tile
window and wuvuI bis hiatus ua,s'I
! ugI witness tapu wyus 90 900.
U.H' liHH Co frH Iug circulars WNIH n.
tI.1.f HiHI ur.r..I A note uHs OF Gao
W!u4UWl gau.aIuIIg some lLil.aai.uU
boo regard lU I.u WNtrp unI
O'lirun $50. a. O'bguu was b.sI
! tNaiJHiu. l.Ir whilo Watching
Richie. lu U.HHl words, Blazer WOO
shtInWius l.lnGIu, O'Bruu was
HualuuIu. born E.Ichlu aud Blazer
aud MuGufrn anu Kinney Wgru
sla tUvInH O'Buua.
". j. FfHsyr night mailing rl1fb of
| tue Hiiyui uIIluuJIatui a.. uIuFi-
Gus witIutars concerning thH hlaluE
/ vi ihy circulars boo tuu city uHE.
a, B, sii.IH. llH.Ilud tnat Do vent .u
[ R'CWu'- Disc vita O'BH"I few
days .ii.r 90 lUo hlIuEyl milling OF Sue
sifgJIa., uI,all uU. a.luuy.
mIgm TElIrWa
Attlh am. .Us prosecution ru.g1,
nGu iug defendant, Elmer j.. Dc trIl.,
WEs CIIluI. VAN sH.sg. t1 tHu tfru iu
/ ayfHvuu lluylt uuu NgOlHrG, Oh.
] admitted tuuI IyuUuInHuHivu lAuEun.v
| 90 NuGuulu, lut denied that MaGuf-
Iu Knocked UIat down, lucy ul uUH.4
| nt the time, ami lstohio Wus Uu top
| Whom IUrl ruu4ghluu. WiluuHa IruIu H
| en- Agl.a.y tua' hu hal ever mailed
puy clfgu'pfs D' uuy Clearwater lie
Waaut Die GnigH ua tho evening" u.
/ August -, 1874 tut left 4hDu. DO
| O'Clock, His uI1.hus was ul-I BOO tue
| ,lics. Wuru DC lgi. the office hp went
home with hr uIU,uur AMI wac not ut
tine pusiUiliug ui OIL during the evening.
Ia CfJss-UHtmIuatiyn Richie stated
that Blazer tIiI him tor the second
sgt OF cifCul1rs was mailed, tagly M
1894, that Blazer rent them Gut WIZ.
usHs looked 90 tue circulars as joke,
/ Defendant vuH .haWu CnmmuulCu-
ton Wutluu by him 90 thr Tribune, iu
which be referred 10 Mg6ufru us O.
"simiau freak. " aud s.k,i yhy he up.
| Piled that ep.lhut 90 Mote lruu. Hit
reply was that he thought Mciufru
rtsumllrd a monkey mentally, aud
that hU WASH. more than half "a mar,
/ (LauxhteLl Blazer tsiI him that hg
ual tue circulate printed iu Illinois,
At5 O'Clock tuu iuuhur hearing OF
the casu was plHtpJurI until this morn,
iug.
when court tu.nHcmhlgd nj MI
u'oIoUg lhis murnlug iay further cross
examination Of lhu defendant a.tghIe,
was proceeded with uF Prosecution
| Attorney uJwai, who questioned the
NitpUs iu reference 40 certain meet
iugs which no uAI with blazer, who,
! Richie said, wanted 80 patch up old
grievances uut be- good frundf. lie
! told Blazer that tho only way tuu
could uu brought U11Y, Was ny hl.
Iravug him hluur iu future. Blazer
on thAt occasion, told hm that At
could Induce Judge uDw.t 90 dismis.
tue present. Cutu sEaiuSt him, aud thal
he could get another man 20 20 int.
court aud Bwuu, that hu mailed tht
circulars. hc aud Blazer hNd ceased
% be- good friends 900 1903 When
Blazer was fined some uuu ngD iDl
asssuluug Attorney Fred A.. Nc.
Gurrin, witness wrote the check tot
Blu2tT, tho latter having hurt his hand
wuen striking MgGIrr.ui but It was
not true th. witness paid the fine iol
him. He drew up the complaints aud
acted ~ attorney Tor tho plaintiffs TO-
no believed, three su,Is against Ia,
Salt Lake Building q AIsu ntsocia
ton after he ceased his connection will
II.
In redirect examination hy Attorney
Sutherland, counsel atkuI whether n
was not "a iEC. taaI Blazer had TO-
pealcIly sought interviews with him
since this Indictment was found,
The witness answered yes, but that
no had never rcspUn4u. O. Ala soliclta'
ton.
Attorney Clessou s. Kinney WIS 10,
| called by MI HulNurltuN VINO hthUu-
DID you have an Interview viii
JuiRo" Blazer last nislh after couTl
GdiDurnuu9
Witness said yes. Blazer came %
his Office aud remained tLurb probably
fifteen minutes. All no wanted ~
know was how this case was "ROing
on" Witness d0uluJ having talked
with Judge Howat since then upon
the matter, or furnished MIN with any
Information On the strength OF that
meeting.
Judge HOwat, at the rrluost OF Mt,
Sutherland, went upon the witness
stand. lie said that Blazer came I.
him In his office last night ami said ht
wanted him 90 rut u certain question
10 Richie Tho murlinN rut witnea'
was too busy and tUlu MIN he could
not talk 20 him. He then Left
Attorney h, W. lal.oca, called by
tho defense, said lac had known j. B
Blazer between four g"u ave years
SOme time Ui.Ur Now 3J.hi 1893, u
package reached him a1lTussou Iu n
fictitious name, il HE care BlnaaI
had uuQuiluI about % several times Aul
nnnlly ~ WIS ucuvavI NO MN, VIII.
ness received "a copy ~ the circular iu
question. MOti ghat Que hundred en-.
vul3pBs were addressed 90 ME office, on
the Remington typvW Moo at lUe