Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
Ms HulYaley and Charlie R.appearsd
This Morning.
A PROTEST ny THEIR COUNSEL.
''hn VI Zane aud Judge Powers Sow
eros swords-llusine,s Before
barlch and Merritt
AB no j. c. WILLIAMS.

As no j. c. WILLIAMS.
In the case OF }. G. Williams, tho
young man who is CHARGED with break.
Ing inio Evaus's guu,tlfo on west
set0nd South street, who Jumped his
bouds, skipped 10 California aud was
brought back recently BY Police CAP
tain Donovan, the court this
m'rHing passed upon tho 10.
murrcr previously argued and sub.
miucd. HE honor held that tho
accused could be- tried only upon the
one Indictment fJr burglary on which
he was uKIradltci hegsanI hence SUE
taincd ,uo demurrer.
TIM uuLvASEY BUBBLE.
There was buzz Of excitement
among the more than usually large
crowd Ufspogt l.1ra Ga the Courtroom
whom AsIBtaut District Attorney
hywat next moullolcI tho case Il
ba's' Sadie Muiyaney and Charles
valentine, Whose Trial on charges Of
grand larceny and adultery had btol
postponed from Feb. Ian, owing 10
JuIsa haigh't absence from tho cIty.
lan lsriB of thlH Casn arc familiar 10
ruhIca Di TIC NEWS, embracing tna
AftlVhl OF Die ami Me-. Mulvaary
rom tho cast accompanied by ta1
lyslNu NNiguluti tuvlr uflui slav 20
lht huutgiUfl hutul, tho oip meut uf
ihc Two defendants with she husbands
cash. uuu tuu.g rvturu, ntlr q lively
scramble, from Texas, iu he company
li Police Captain Donovan aud wife.
To-Day iu CUurl, Mt aud Mas Mui.
vauvy sat together us Ia days " y1Fg,
apparently quite grCouciled again.
Valentine occupied Chhir iuHi ina
ifOui VI thcm, alongside his counsel,
John NJ. Lauti while Attorney Frank
ID. Stephens, who formerly appeared
at the legal representative Oi Mfs. Mu.-
yauoy, now acted in that capacity Tor
10th husband aud VII, Judge Powers
| having surrendered all further iutefrrt
la Mf. MulyAuey, his former cllent,auu
lodged a biz blll against him Tor proioi.
Bl0ual sorvIucf.
Me. Mulyauoy was very neatly AZ
Tired Ia black, and seemed little shy
on the pfesent occasion; Valentines
old nOnchalaut manner nad Ia no de-
gree desc, I'D him anu he looked more
cheerful tuun ever. He was Tau ltlessly
dressed aud still wore his blnoculars.
When Judge HIwat had referred TO
tho previous requirements Of this
Gaze due 10 Judge Bsrlch'a de.
tonu0u at Beaver, ho asEtd
ior further continuance OF tho
| thai until tun day week, Tho tUaHlu
ior this appeared 20 lu a law in Ina
indictment agaiuht Valentine, which
| be DID not discover, lac said, until last
Friday. The Indictment f1t adultery
was drawn up by 80 very eminent
| criminal laWyeh" who, however, hal
omitted 20 Ututc therein that Mfs. Mul.
vancy was married woman. Judge
| li1Wal moved - have tue Indictment
nov ditmitsod, 6O mat he might re.
tubmit the case 10 this grand Jury.
but Attorney John NJ. Zane pro-
| ltH,ed, son behalf VI Valentine" no
said, owe desire the prosecuting NJ
t1tncy either 10 80 on with the tIlal
now or UlAD di-mitH this alt1guthur.n
! Counsel referred 10 the several cons
| tluauCrs already hal 80 euiL tue
cJutpa convenience" Aud once moro
| tho defendant was uuru tOuLbWtF. No
.
Judge i4IWut fora CJutlauarCU, RlI
Alr. H,lu therefore ucmRLurd q trial
TtIGltu,ou thu ground that Valentine
hal u.eu now llualuUTaIuI IA tho
eul.uuliafy lJr mg.e thau two month.
lHo DoUyg had no authority, lu
syrugi, uuIlr the statute. % coz
tlruH tAi8 case further without q proper
showing. Next Sir. Zane took quiet
sp0s Gs Ju4Yu Powers, who he had
learned "I,ew this Indictment Ia this
way pul.uayly," 10 uuiuy, he added, Ia
,Hu Judges EauuWItIua
Judge AgUat "a uATAud tlN Judge
pJHHTs yrsH up tue Indictments BE-
cause q. y N.Ts wanted IA a hurry, DO
himself hrlIs bu1iIy engaged at tho
time.
Mr.. Zane Insisted that as the ptcsccu-
! ton hgu elected o. 4T4w tue indictment
In this way they must proceed upou IS
! or dismiss 40. Counsel iAry toned that
| Mr.. anu Mrs. Mllyaney are residing
at tho kuulsiOId hotel aud would
have 10 ROMAN there ullll this
| matter was finally disposed NJ, 10 was
also q well'knuwn fact, lao SAID, "that
/ the attorney who uTbw up thl8
/ indictment Was now suing Mr.. Mu'-
vauN Lr $4,000 for hls valuable
WORK on this wretchel Indictment,
ami sesEing and expecting CONF
promise with these PARTIES aud there
,oTe, Tho longer the ugttndants are
Hsla here awIluug trial TIE more Ger.
| tain Will 70 DO tIgt a cUmpTOmlse Will
be- reached by which Ha may get
something on this ext'rUioualo aud
oxurbitaut tee." Ir. Htub main.
tanned that his client boa right 10 n
/ speedy trial. 70 was gulraatoel him
by the Constitution OF tue United
| -tataE.
Judge Howat rose 10 protest against
/ "lAe assault indirectly uaur" los Mr.
| Zane upun Judge Powers, who no de.
c.nrrd had In no way Whatever adj
| vlsed or undertaken 10 advise the
| prosecution in this matter, Judge
| Powers had never sought 90 iI hueuga
| ~ control the trial ~ 'avsu cases,
There waBaggyI dee! uI0ro talk IN
! this direction.
luen Attorney n. y. Stephens said
Install tau reasons siatol by Mr.. Zane
against "A further continuance applet
To Mr.. Mulyaney also, except taat sha
was uut on h9ndt. rlis c't-, hD urged,
E.uftutfgI oft JlGYa LLt.