Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

FoR THE PLAINTIFF.
In The case Of Richard Morrison vs.
E's' De GgiyyE The Jury before whom
tho trial toos place ON Friday. this
morning brought o. sealed verdict,
finding Tor Jhe paIngT 90 the sum OF
1853. Tho verdict was unanimous
unr a say OF fifteen days was
granted.
1iiE ArrAcH3lEyr DISSOLVED.
In tho case Of the Northwestern
Whegl G Foundry company W the
sai, L..e COPPER Plant Manuiaclur.
ll company tu1l on Satutdsy, Judge
hnfiiii nuw diasIlyei tuu attachment.
An exception WIS tassu aud O stay VI
ecu uays w41 GRANTED.
cJs.iSuED.
The C1fn 0' IhYmn Yardlsy " tbs
Salt Lake Rapid Iuus company h,a
been continued Tor tho tUum uy olu-
r.lI
LIBEL SUE AGAINST THE HERALp.
IuC $4,000 IamGgu SUIT Tor loci
brought uy Catherine Lau against 500
salt Labu Herald Publishing CON.
pauy was then called iOg tflal, which
was hud before "a Jury.
Judge POwct-, Attorney Ogden
hiic. tud J. NJ. Hamlt1 appear Tor
She pisiutn; R,wllus & Crltehlow Tor
thu uuiUuuRutH.
Tho plaintiii ls married woman
ABOUT llrly years a ngu anu now
d |H u .#H
enc hhI been always "a IggsJu IL rood
character and mover uern guilty OF
suspected 90 any wrong doing. Prior
90 thg publication VI the llool com.
u.AIuu Ul size says, she had the care
nu1 custody Of Two infant children,
aged uiIat anI I've years respectively,
tsr daughters OF uuu Joshua a. Giur,
"a uarUur 90 Sandy.
Toe alleged lucl was contained In
Ono HsTuR NJ May IS, 1882, auI was
huaaa. "a u'1 rtIau e. history. lie
Yves uuvs.IIE his Iiio searching tor hia
wife. mur lorus." Tho article suiu Ia
pant: "IAUHlury % tho iifB OF joseph a.
bi,h ihu murdered UagJgr, ~ strnuge
ar h..lJu, aud lur myFter0ua
i,t.,r mny Do not ns much tuu ilio
dream OIL "a cralE after all. Two yeata
go, u Will DO remembered thlt bis
VIC, whom iu wyoming, Wna seen Ia
% uuggy VITO mpI whore name haa
never boon discovered. a scratching
patty WaH auut out tD find some oiur VI
hU. appearance ana after huuubg
through thU mountains found the dead
form OF the unfortunate woman, aud
upon her body mAfNH Oi violence. lt
was believed mat shu had been driven
iHtD uHiuhnbitablu mountains aud
Kept ihcro Tor days "a pfissuol uud that
ailur tho librfiiuc had tired 0f his prey,
90 cover bio tracks and conceal his
iduutity, no murdered her. 5ucuthat
duy diur has been tCAmuiug toe
earth for the tmluctr uf his
wife, and bic only object ia
liyiuE hus boon 10 discover the wretch
WAO urspO,luu hls h,meAnu mauu him
JnU m0st wtstgugd o. men. hut ME.
luT,uuvs never come single handed.
he hGu two dauFuicr-, fair anu full a
promise, ami 90 hud them home
while lu wandered about Ia hia itult-
lees hunt Lu placed them, II l. saii, ia
me caro- gi "a sister lmuauiug, adIs the
| complaint, CllhUriuo Lam OF sue dead
wife. On coming h this city 10 pay
MS daughters Is visit he discovered
that thuy were wuFFo thEu dbau, that
the woman (muaulng, says thu c9m-
! plaiul tITineG lhls plsintill who uad
busn entrusted win ihuir care had
used them Tor tho purpose Of putting
tlu price Of snunlo iu nor own purse.
This drove him nlmObt mad, aud 70 IL
said that 10 was with some difficulty
| tuEt hu could get the authorities 10 H.
ilTcedu IA his behalf AMI rescue tho
girIs from the li'e Il BHsmc."
10 claimed lual lhe defendants ius
tended 90 convey the meaning, Aud
8y charged, that Mis-. Lall, being tho
then Vualdllu Of the chIlIIru, 1ii Tor
uuf own gain wickudly and cOuuptly
procure tuem 10 Immoral purposes.
Ia thuir answer the defendants deny
having knowingly 90 malCi0usly, win
intent 90 wrong t1t' plaintiff, imputed
10 her the charge alleged. 1t ~ lurthur
lualeI that a. tue time OF the publlcg-
zion Dl tho Article they knew thu words
used were lAiFui or that any malice
was intended, 10 Is claimed that tue
article was published IN tho usual
course OF business, On the strength ol
Information derived from sources be-
iirveu o. bu reliable. 10 u also SGT
iu.th that as souu as it was utcertaiueI
there was some doubt as 90 the correct.
ness OF certain OF the statements, and
,hat irjutliCu had been done 10 tho
person lurTein referred TO a iull c0rr6u-
lion was Inserted In the Herald ilis
was some time prior " the ming OF tho
suit.
A discussion ensued between counsel
on other SIDE upon Attorney EaW.ina
alkinE permission ~ make nu gnenl-
ment 10 tho defendants answer, tho
same bgluR slOully resisted by Judge
POWCTB. The court Overruled lha
motion, but rather than take chances
onH further continuance u the case
tho doIenGants' counsel consented to I've
admission.
The amendment was as follows:
"Dslondaut further alleges upon iu-
formation ami belief that during tho
Mll OF the year 1890, gud continuously
up TO April, 1891, the plHiutin,
Catherine Lall, with tho two chs
Ireu mentioned in the complaint,
occupied tho promises known as tho
CLARK House, No. 1855 west, South
rompluslteut Salt Lake Guy, ana that
during all OF said prrl0I tho said house
was iTgquented 90 all times iOf the gay
AMI nigh. by peBols OF ill-reputa
and the taid
promises weio then aud there during
said period kept and run by sold plain.
TIA as house OF prostitution"