Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-02
THEY NOW HAVE TEN
Difficulties 10 Glll.n5 a Jury 10 The
llynds Murder Trial
NEARLY ALL HAVE OPINIONS



district court, presided over by Judge
Hlles, IL attracting great public Inter
.st at present on account Of the trial Of
Harry Hyuds, wull-known eporling
man Of this city, Tor the murder OF
Waiter J. Dinwoodcy.
The indictment against the defend
ant charges hiui with murder IN the
fret degree. The main oltcumsinnces
OF the case arc thest; In the latter
part Of February last Harry Hynds
lefl this city for = witt TO Montana
which he expected would occupy
several days. lie returned home
however, on SUNDAY, March let, and
reached his residence little after
y O'Clock In the morning. 10 answer
to repeated knocks by the hutoand'
Mrs. Hynds opened tho door. She
wns In her nightfouea and npptagUd
To be somewhat uneasy In her manner.
a little later On HynJs Uncovered
Walter J. DinwO0ley % small clOsot
Ia the nc, OF drCsIng himself The
husband naturally Jumped TO the cou'
oiusiun that tue relations between his
wife anu DlnwOuJgy were criminal
and no ordered the Intruder from his
house, Mt the elm8 timo commanding
Mtr. Hynds 90 make preparations tor n
amilar oxcutsion, The woman bt-
came very much excited and tuatiully
exclaimed: "Nnat VIII become VI mu
nowgv wnen DinUoodey, who was
by this time partially dressed, sail:
"Come with me, Maudir; III take care
Of YOUR The words hau scarcely Lett
the doomed mans lipa when the uG-
ragged husband fred three shots Ia
rapid succession at Dinwoodey, who
fell 10 the door. All three bullets had
entered the body OF young DinWoodey
aud the wound caused by either 0nu
would alone nave proven fatal. The
wounded man was taken TO ~, Marks
hospital, whore ho died u short time
afterwards, on the same Gay.
Al the time tho occurrence attracted
Widespread attention on account Of tho
prominent family connections Of Wal.
let Dinwo0dcy. Tho patents OF tho
deceased received tue sympathy Oi all
Glasses, while tho Outraged husband
developed ma equal number OF friends
who Justified him In his deed.
Mis-. Hynds was - years old ana
very prspos.ossing aud with many who
were acquainted with tho facts her In
limAey with young Dlnwoodey had
been stale news Tor year
or in9fe past. This youRg man
was bright fellow Of Gwenty-iour,
who was very good looking anu hau
many admirers among beth the lnus
aud laesies.
THE LINE OF BATTLE.
II IL the Intention OF tho defense Ia
show and prove that the killing wal
done Ia the heat OF extreme passion
And was exousa0le under the statute
which makes the taking VI q life justI-
fable sin n sudden neat Of passion
caused by thO attempt Of any such
offender TO commit rape upon his
wife, daughter, sister, mother VI Uthel
female relation, dependent, or to de-
tie the same, or when tho donlemenl
has actually been committed"
The prosecution Will endoavor Il
show that the killing was not the retul
Of the diicoyeTy by the husband OF thi
criminal relations existing between hi
wife aud thu DECEASED, but that u wa
brought about later ~ tho quatTe
over tho wOmau's fate aud that IL wa
committed after more or lees dolibota
tien. IL n apparently aleo proposed u
establish the fact that Hynda was lOnl
before aware VI tho relations ONlslinl
between his wife and Diuwoodey, AM
that tho womau'B former reputation
will come Ia ior sosuiiny. Accofdin
10 the statutes Mrs. Hynds oann1
be compelled To testify against hr
bueDAnd, but that has not pruyentt
the defense from adm itting the killing
Tho sole defense VI the prisoner will b
ON the line Of publication.
GETTING TnE JURY.
Three men out OF thirly.eight exam
inod for the Jury was tue result VI yUi
toTdAy'a work anu today tho tediou
process Of getting ito necessary nun
ber was continued. Many dltllGultiS
there arH in the way Of getting IN
Jury, mainiy on account of formed {
expressed opinions or sympathy K
the defendant or the family Of the d
ceased,
To get twelve men who are entlrel
uubinttd on the case 10 difticu
matter, because the news Of the KilliI
spread like wildilTe ever the who
state anu II WAS on every b0dy's lIl
within few hours, All ditCutted u
tragedy Hud naturally i1fmed son
BUlt Of au opinion Us 10 the Justiiicatl,
OF nom Qualification OF the husband,
cot the foundation Tor prtluii
which has since la nearly all Casrs b
creased, Now ana then, however, Dl
mau was found who wab confident
could Judge the caro anu the eyidvu
fairly IN the face OF uuy personal lea
ings he might have and he vs.
allowed 10 keep his seat IN the ia
box.
Up 10 press Time thls nfterno
Blxty.Blx NAMES had been drawn VI
tnolT owners EXAMINED for service
the Clbt. OF these tho foil wing We
rltclcU; K. 4. Burton, J,W. H0udu
Frank NUUb, ATthuT Parsons, Ju
W. Fox, ID. Is, NiuhulF, J, Il, HuA,
II. W, Matthew'S, II. II. E.lrfutug,
h. Gleason, JOE. +. Wells, H.. b. VIC
JAs. Austin, Goo. II. A.kiny, o.
Richards, Alex, Cohuu, o. u. MN
b. o. Cutler NJ. Is. soHleF, JI
Cabot.
out Of the slEty,BiK names ID,
have been ten bcluotvu nud accepted
serve ON tho jury iu The case, NO
are IL, +, MErgcI,., John Gallagher
Dan Gunlu, J, w. whitehead j
Harry 10. Coltle, Fred Chandler, j,
kvys0r, William NJ, N!slcy, 10
AattvlGkgeu, John DueuuE.
Elias a. Smith, }, Is, Gillespie o
John Mcdonald Sr were under
uminNtion when our report closed.
A humorous inuiduut la the atteu