Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
JUDGE KING IS HERE.
q. md Judge Merritt Exchange Courts
for To-day,
,or .pAaAeE SUR FOR $4,000
..,.,, ,ho CITY Railroad Company
n, Jury in the 'lI'raid'
Libel Case Disagree

LNMNA W.
..,, Jp,tIce Merritt ami Judge
~" ,rchangcJ places today Tue
h..-,,,,Ie.tt5r Provo this morning. 70
i'in'' ,,s LEGAL arguments upon the
listen W w. ''. in,Iit tmuuts in the Hacue
lemu l..I.,,,ut Casus, AMI the lhltat
,S.,sl5rs iautngyoJ 90 5h ,.,. ,I,au I Nv
I'm tnr chief lusuco's u'''''0"0 W '"'
'TnI,i district court.
TINY COULD NOT AdHhL'
,,,., Jud.o king went upon the
VIZ 10 O'Clock he tqulfci
u..h., ,gussol for the respective
Vu''n', y, trr libel suit n' Catherine
~, .,,ipst tic Herald dpsiftd to
Ll' ,.r Jury uuioIo whym the Isihi
haN' Nc. br5urht into court
W9A u.utiltDu, % council Tor the
I'm opsWefoi that 10 tho only uu.
,tiubru.iug ia tue lutois was 70
t.s,9 whether lhoy bad ngtrru upon %
",'i'ei bo thought there was no ut-
49,. Nf doiug ru, instmuch hs nc
..,.i5Bi they were sliii celebrating
rssn the lodge called up The next
rn tIe civil calendar aud ihu tack
'f,mraueIug Jury began.
"f Jilrg.d ,atu was givun into tue
,..I.ofin. Jury about 5.jJ yesterday
uH'.',.,,1. WUuu tho oJuuluHiUl OF
nv. sirffltps charge, hui thcy ha.
-sip.I under the eye az court
IHaU IguL locked mp Ia tutlt
min tbp u50ly building Through
Iii tbpfs weary hours th,y hua
.trpFeIlug with thu pros nuu cons
~, rls., bat at ten O'clock tlir
,efpiBg 90 agreement VISA uali 10 o.
ftvssstout halfan hour later when
OBJ. uDn filed into he court room
wv announced through The 'ofcmeu
mat thty were unable 20 agtu5 upon "a
y,riicf, aud shat there was 40 pfuApttt
tfthtlr ju.uE Sc
igise Kiug wanted 20 know whether
uvasupsu point Of law OF ca que
tB1 0I iac, tlat tHoy bad u.ucE. Tho
nfrmaH replied tue latter, aul tEU.s
usIIy l4r court discharged them.
usutlrfst00I that thG Jurors stood
5sbt iof ihr plaintiff and fur I1f tile
.s'erdauls, aud although tha am1uat
damage favored by tue maJUr'y lld
t5ttxeeai 90. ygt tIu minluty psu.t-
aauy refused 60 yield ono J1I
AHlg0J DAMAGE SUM-
May b.. smith aui Clarloa Smith
afsir.i p Salt Lake Guy RllrgaI Go.
vaitbu fu. case down ilr ir,ai tHlty
ltnau acil0n i0r lur3nal iuiuuta, tie
gauag1d utlug laid at $4,000 aud
Glow lsugwili II tako to try?"alkol
lglg hlar,
Auuuty Culuh.uw uppras for the
us.Jl'OWiIsl-AU0ut three dhyF.
UTlsi Joy exclaimed Julro
klhE glh igfpfisu. "lho court wants
bgd ihr4fh this evening""
AGm" CrtoIlOw- You have
hisllp ilu wrong case ilr that, um
lipIL
Pence & Allen are counsel Tor tho
I.ln9, Hud tho latter then predicted
uti DO hearing would consume Two
Aytlyway.
AIay was then impaHcloi, and 90
Huggeatel that As the ease would
ulttlcb u l0AE time - Try % mai DO
leo ~ over until Judge ACrlit'd tt-
iaiu. No objection bulug ulorei %
deposition, the jury wGh cNcuttI
ill2 J.. ne, nuJ another mater taken
ulsn up in iIsttagJ,
TIE accident upon which the action
htasrI occurred On Fcby. End, 1903,
Nu. Smith, vino Fosidus on Fourth
wet sheet, ON lhe afternoon II tuat
lil1 uaa q pluougur by one VI tho de-.
tnlhnPa cara travelling from Third
s)ull street 10 FOJrih West. Upon
reaching her destination, she sage, she
ilu1el tho conductor 10 stop, anu the
uiWau brought 10 a siandstlll, While
ile wa, lutHo acc % alirhling, accord.
lngIo Alu. Smiths statement, the car
vutuidunly, through the oar0lUsunolB
Ahl utglgonC8 u' thu C0mpauy'a EN-.
ioyts, again rot Ia motion, And she
va lhf1Wu violently to the ground,
tlilhlhlus u severe internal rupture
aud other injuries. Mrs. smith de-
care lhat she has suffered b1tn
blliiy aau mentally ever since that
tine.
ny tho do'ondautaR general denial is
shItiel 10 tho plainutl's allegations,
all, lutihor answering, they say thai
uAGsmllh has suffered any Injuries,
Wstamr wee caused entirely by her
IVA Negligence anu want VI proper
cate.
CONTINUED.
10 the case Of j. A. Gooihue vs.
!le'o Magelny Ut nl, hearing on tao
veeluanps motion 10 ret inside default
Ml Judgment was continued by COM
WI ul' Saturday, April 0,h,
JUDGMENT by CONSENT.
Tue II. NJ. Bishop %. vs. Helen NJ.
N,lGan et a. Duiundant consented b
Igmtnt and waived the nudings.
s.llgmtnt entered accordingly Tor
''s0 with Interest at 10 ueT cent
nlm uuIe against Helen NJ. MORGAN,
.aly. 80 VAIN
SUN on A NOTE.
I9h afternoon Judge Smith issiiting
y Judge Bar,ch's dlyision OF the
tuliu district court hearing without IA
glg which was waivuI, tbs suit of
tnt.ty ID, Reed VI h. w. Mepgan ana
"m. II. Harding.
a. an action ON a promissory note
NJ ts.', executed by the defendant
EtSan In lavorof Harding at Omnha,
49, 10 April, 1881, anu assigned
ny maturity by him to the plaintiff.
t4 Palhuu ID represented by AttDt-
- H. Moyle ana Tor the dciun.
-' Attorney Sutherland appeared.