Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

I himself and Attorney Dtuprcy, and
asked thai the iuf0rs be Instructed to
turn SUCH ls.tsrs over 10 the court
should ttoy receive any.
The judge f0il hu csived y great
manv Letters q tie same hind.
GROUNDS FoR sUspEcrINa TINS RAN.
eON.
FAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-Ons Of
the attorneys tor tue Duran defense,
A. w. rnOmpsou, has CONSENTED VA
tho light Of toe remarks made public
by ltov. j. Utofge 1ibiYn, TO outline
tho facts aud theories which caused
Eugene Duprey 10 his opening stale
ment to throw suspicion upon the pas.
ter Of Emanuel church, aud 10 inti.
IN tte 10 tue Jury that tng fusaouable
doubt whioh the defcn,e wishes %
chow will p)lnt toward tue sane gen
tlemau.
TIE defense does not llko Mr.. CID.
sons Temafssat all. In tho fret place,
Ditfanrs lawyer, say that the PASTOR.
assertion that D1trant consi1erci him
guilty was entirely uncsiei for, o.
Dufrant never expressed himself on
tue aubloct, aud wlul1 not have ut-
clined tho pasiofai hsud hsd II teen
extended 10 min nj any uma siucs his
afTett. This theory q Mt. Gihe1u'.
guilt comes entirely from tins lawyer,
and they arc glad 10 s,and ~ their
Oplnions.
Tbs iitst suspicious OF tho defense
In regard 10 t1e matter arite during
the preliminary examination nom
Mr. Gibsln'e own testimony. IL was
In REGARD 10 the Minnie Willlams Gaze
that the nfst DOUBTS Arose. la his tul.
um0ny, the defense ttAteS, Mt. Gibson
made many admissions that lloaud
queer aud some denials that looked
more queer. Ascending 70 his own
story, tiey say, hs was Ia his stuiy
from 0 until 1850 on the night Of the
Williams murder. At the later hour
he ien his !niudy ana walked 10 Dr.
N0gcPs, n distance NJ thf,u blocks,
affiviug there shortly before eight. IL
occurred ~ Duffanps attorneys that
that wa. GLOW time. Later d.. Gibson
modified his testimony, stating that he
arrived al the NOgvls reasonable
time after 1850. Bus according TO Mtf.
McNcy, ihuy point Out, Mlss Williams,
u shu went directly 10 the church,
muat have arrived there nj about tho
came time. Ghoif conclusion IL obvl.
-AAAN sMV N'Nt NhNAN MUM ANN ANA
hour and - half, AMI their theory IL
that, tue murder committed, the per.
poiratJt went TO the Vosol social aud
enjoyed himself.
Another Point dwolt upon by the DO
Tense II tie fact thHt tho lock Of the
library door was prisd OF and by The
pasiof'a chisel Tue forcing thoy liAs
To talk shout Both Durfant AMI
King had Keys to the looE, therefore
tho former would not have forced IL.
rne person Who forced tbs lock did not
have n hey g n, they argue.
One VI gueir dramatic y lints 10 that
Gibs3n by his own Admission, was tua
last pefsOn known 70 have been Ia the
church on Friday night aud The fifst
one on Saturday morHiug.
Ia the Lamout case they have
a new gf9unI Tor suspicion
which has never been made pub
lie, and which did not appear
IN the preliminary examination. This
IL the fact, hitherto unknown, but
which tbs ueip w. ok reots 10 prove by
one or more cgmneteni, unimpsachablV
witnesses, that Blanche Lam ut had
intended 10 sddr.fs the prayer meeting
on the uyeniug of April 3fd. II senmS
tnat on tue Sunday evening preceding
Blanche Lamoups disappsarAn"s sho
10 nsrkod at the meeting Of the Y uug
Priplu'- society " Christian Eud, nv u