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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07
STATE NEWS.

Next Monday the Utah sugar factory
viii commences this tamphua Of breis
i0f tue season.
Some parts Of tue State report tho
nay crop no being very light
In many districts Of the State tho
potato crop was materially uiursi by
the cold spells IN the spring. Toe 90.
suit " shown Ia the poor quality OF
early varieties.
Sofon Anderson Of Ephnim, while
uhopulng ties IN the mountains, met
with an unfortunate accident Tuesday,
shys the EutofpflHu, 10 seems be wa
thinning limbs ~ tres he nd
icllti when the hX glanced, the b'uuo
cutting through bic shoe and almost
severed tho smallest toe from bic lpft
foot.
Lthi Banner NJ. Austin has boon
through the beet fields VI the southern
part of She county ana IL highly elatui
with tho showing. This yoat's cflp
viii Ger rNcgri previous year.. Even
ihu poorer farms have ru1I of0rr
they have taken mote pains in rfstar.
ing tho laul aud looking alter the q Oh
ana Will reap tho reward flr tnuIF
extra 10 uulr. no visited tho uofthrfu
farmers tue hut Of this week.
Ephraim Entorprifc. While drlv.
iug a herd Of shuop across tho noun.
lainh near Six Miiu canyon Que DAY
last week, Andrew Anderson Of this
city came very near l0a.ug his life
through being struck by lightning,
His clothes were burned Ia place.
iico 0c0tchoI. the h0tsu upon which
hu was riding nj the time Instantly
KILLED, nnt the saddle badly marked.
10 WAS about ~ O'Clock Wednesday
when tho accident happened and IN
uuafly two hours ML Anderson Iaii fp
an Unconscious stale with tho wuIsht uf
the morse upon hls lgr. After CON.
fcluuautta was TggaiUuI he was alrIU.t
lh q helpless condition on ucrsuut 70
loiug 90 w0lkouo bY tho sHrct,Hr. .
managed 10 scramble from uul.r Dos.
animal hud a. ones coo ono fu Huf .
WY ~ reaching home, winch o.. n.
through The r."lt.augr Hf .Imr r.....
near by. Since haarrv.I boo tHs..
no haH been almost constantly guIU...
To- lls bnl owing fU lIH Wu..rrn. .I..
dlli1" cnuHru by tHrfb obs. 10 Dad .
very narrow gtchIGH .H Ii ruumH f. Hn
miraculous tina. Hls Uu|u Nssa bot
caused Instantly MOI was rHa caan v...
'h' h"f'r 400 wilton H. .HauHH..
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n, evening. .srelalod Nv Nrwi la'I

ihIs evening. sereaaded tue NEW la't
evening.
A big ctowI went out 10 Salinir
Beach yesterday, ine occsaion belt y
aununI txclrsi1n Of tue Nineiocuih
wafd sunday school
a successful rehearsal ~ the $50 pc1.
pic taxing nit in TIE Carnival OF
Ne IrII wssul Ion tue immcntc plat
form at Slitair last night
Upwards " 200 people came down
from O.ueu over the II. q. W. thla
morning aud won't Uut TO hallhir
Fully that number d expected 10 at
rive again thiH afternoon.
Ihe Salt Llks and Los Angelic
Railway company a nJunce that ihfy
nrs prepared ip handle aud acc0mml.
Usto 300 people 70 Jay during The
Carnival ut MaIflI week.
This DO D.aoret Sunday School
Union dby aIS4ltlE ralu loads %.
little nIks vent out 90 the morning
ifaina, ami tho indications are tina.
ludsyis excursion will Un the largest Of
the sUaHOI.
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SHOCKING FATALITY.
tn5r.w ) Isyum l.ll d by salt.
hif Iril

Andrew J. raylm, it, had been
employed OF late tv Chas. Auer, q,
saltair, u1 % baf tender He took The
train whicn .eN the bench al 1910 hst
nizht, ami was seen by Mt
Ausr on the combination car
ae4i 20 the engine, soon after
slafling, but he Afterwards lot that
ciE WHAT bic other movements were
afo ls yUf urkn" wn,
Atab0ui iO!iI tue train reached tho
RIO tfanly Western tUu1iiu thls CITY,
aud about ten minutes later q yuuuE
man named Clarence Arden hhr'
puuOd Co cross tho tracks near
ihu north end 0i The platform,
whom he saw the uUIy 0I
mnl lying across ihc uaHt rail ~ The
second rack west nf tlt srclud plat
Iuim. He UAilnI OnluHr FIE Hurlce
io The sr0i, sud the two proceeded ~
make an iuvrstiyati0n which dlscl.sod
the fact that the body nad been Uut iu
Two iust Shove the waist. Evi.
IDENTIFY tho wheels ul several
rau and OF tho engine had passed
over &C.
Near Tho SPOT was found O. 5altulf
pies bearing tho name Oi the deceased,
which wac tho 1fsi q ua Go his Identity.
lhu BODY WIS rom vru O. the cofouuf's
Nee "a HooH be- practicable. Further
examination showUd that the flghi
arm wac mAnglui NJ the elbow, aud
the lsit at she wr.sL while she utcs
was broken.
Jusi how the accident occurred be
not now and probably never Will be-
known, but it IL rurmlsod that ds the
train was slowing ~ near the platform
Tue deceased undertook o. leave u anu
iull bsiwtun two Of the cars, probably
near the middle % the train.
The fuuurll services will be held
iiom the funeral chapel Of Jusuph
william Taylor on West Temple
steel, at o B.. m, Saturday.
Sir. Iaytum WuB 3l years o' age ami
waa son OF tho late Mary Ann AMI
Andrew }. laysum, Ha uIoiboE
k0ll0 u. Inysum, u the Telegraph
editor Of the Henl.; AlInEl IL a lln0.
Tyre operator ON that upoT George,
another bsoluCr, is o. .Iuggisi; MrP. ID.
n. Th0fnboIg aud Mts. o. L.. Pratt AFRO
sisters, aui there are Two more sisters
20 mourn biz loss,
The c1r0not'a tfllcc has announced
that no Inquest Will be- held unless the
relatives OF the deceased 70 desire. W
io about noon no further particular ~
90 tho precise mauner ia which tue
deceased mot HE death had been af.
certhiuud. No pcra1n hal been found
uy lhu coroner who was ablu 10 throw
any ilght upon tue subject
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The Cnnghlln Case.

TIE CLERK OF the State Supreme
court yesterday forwarded 10 the IT..
lorueya % Patrick Coughlln at Ogdca
transcript u the record Of bic trial,
which is 90 be- rent 10 tho United
States Supreme Court % washlugt0u
in support VI a petition Tor writ Of
error.
ruu defendant was tried On United
States district court under The terri.
t0fial form Of government, ami an
appeal 10 tho Territorial supfumu court
was perfected. in tho meantime "a
State government wHs lnaus utatgd,
under which appeals iu murder caaot
DO not lleto the United States Supreme
Court.
The dafondanps aitI rn0Ys are tfyiug
10 have tue ease reviewed by the high.
Get tribunal DO the county, n p0usiblc.
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TINE rumDH RnsrpENcE.

choosing how ne would die, by being
nnn1g1, uehradud or shot; but the op.
p0tlunIly Co make choice was not
nurUTdo 90 FuFGuBlr, probably ON ac.
count an ovgulsht ON tho part OF tho
Judge. on the sCuiiolt the condemned
man fai.'
~ WHa irI. by the statutes Ol Utah
Territory which give a nlan the priv
lego of boiling thol brhuadod nr hanged,
1906 waF % given 60 mr2 No, Il We
not All Judge Sinclair wantui waH
tu sentence someone 60 DO hangu A.,
then Boo wac willing 90 leave tho lUfIl.
1Iy; EnI bee ned too much whisky o.
bis head 1 know tho day hu Brr,
lauCad mo 90 be- executed ON,
ruu wnuII not have known,
rflt bad uu. been Tor The people uf
Utah laughing at him, n would have
been ON SUNDAY. A nice Judge 20 saul
o. any c.uuU}w
believed that the executions %
ilu Indians nd Ferguson arc tho only
Judicial uAuTiu1s thptov0T occurred iu
Utah prior % that OF rhiede, with
those exceptions all who have suffered
tho capital penalty have chosen 20 DO
shot, OF c0urse iynchings are not
hsTe included
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Sallnlr Reach NolDs.

The Fifteenth wand ID booked iol
sallnir Wednesday, tue 10Th inst.
Tomorrow Saturday, the Univeiulty
Field club gives ila excursion to shlaif.
A eueoIal train Will 30 out TO Saltnlr
1f 500 tomorrow night, returning losv.
iug sallsif ut 1920.
The operolta, Tho Seven Dwarn.
win DO given nj Sillair this Uvpulur'
under tue direction Of Prof J., ~.
Bgssoli,
A chorus OF little fold .-iiXiy iu all
who uing In the 0peIetla At Slllai.
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In tho person Of John Montgomery
was on tho way 10 Murray In a buggy
drawn by spirited ani fest travelling
horse. On reaching Murray, aud
on hlighiiug No tho front 1f the prem
iHUa, tho fhpfii observed lhiudU, with
whom no was we'll aCguai ted, stand
Ing in the Bllpywhy hntwU1u
the saloon anu brewery but
without saying word Ihiudo
quickly ynnBhei through e
side door. Tho sheriff halted %
moment had then entered tho tala0n
by another door. A. ihnl moment
lnlgdo was standing behind Goo unr 10
the not n swallowing glass 0i hqu0r
c1srEuos AND ARREST
For ucnrly minute rhlolo looked
aqunrriy nt Shuul Mcqueen without
speaking. When finally hu broke the
pAiu.ul silence hu tA.d;
"Wrll, HhuT.l, 1 kIiioi my vito lat
night"
OF looks that wsy,r replied sheriff
Mcqueen, advancing t0WnfIB IulHur,
"uuu / now place you under arrest"
lhiOdu threw back his head, glargi
wildly about, started towards TOO end
of mo bar with uplliud hand pfUttst.
ing la an excited manner
ON you have no rlght 10 arrest
m. II tld not do &c."
By tuls tins crowd NJ Indignant
aud furious people numbering several
hundred hal E1ihufUI about tho
place hnu threats VI lynChlug
were heard on every hand. Ju.
dicluuH action uu the part OF tne
sheriff WAS necessary 40 prevent the
prI.uunr being mauu tho autJrci of
violence, hU himseli began o. ahlW
decided symptoms OF ugluesH nuI
DANGER aud was promptly haulCun d
aud bound with rope,
usUumI 900 SALT LAKE
!. was we'll iut3 tuo forenoon whcl
'hloHs was brought 20 this city. HB
wac taken direct t1 tho ahaul'. lleo,
whore u1 was interviewed with boo.
Inherent success by representatives 90
fUu NEWS. Tie MrH had wild
aud weird look, hH eyes were
u'UlIBhut AMI hts hRlF dishrvHltI aui
u- every Appearance was that ui "a
man on the yrTgOUf dcllHum trgmuuH.
uIa feet were cucaHud boo a IlIr uf Old
10 rnut slippers huu bite clothing was
much .lnTuugui, HIS hanIs auu
luxor nail which b1TU evidences of
gu iuul uul WHshiug-wufe blood.
statue ami uguj.Uuiird. HlHlI1uses.
shirt ami "a Hdurclli.iug wBTu heavily
matEud with blood that had completely
saturated them uuurb before, but which
was now thoroughly ivy. IhluuyIi
not aaem 90 sense tho sufiouHuUss OF The
slEuaI0u 300 which Dee WIS placed. 10
NEWS man ho denied all knowledge
OF thU kiluuFi ho mIu the last time Doe
saw HE vile alive WIS about 10 O'CLOCK,
when she kissed him good ulgll
uui went into the house, tuat
when he cav h0r again b.
was whom De went up % tho yhr.
auUut muu.gut and found hUr lynn
upon tho ut.uud dead, They nah u0
quarrel boo bed tCOn mo- BlTugps Ublui
.uu promise, nor had uu ueasl aur
uuuHUa. uu.H, Aud was At o. complete
IusH 10 .uUU VINO usu committed Size
murder Concerning his lOfa ho did n.t
uEpTcas single wuri OF SORROW,
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othsF Judicial Hanging. that Have
mnrmrrrn Do IlaM.

hftuHHNN 20 wan
The nrt murder tidal ever hold
In Utah wRs that OF Howard Eguu,
vino Killed james Monroe Tor seduciug
the ieforlanps w.ia. / occurred IA
October, 1851, and was "a ibmOus essg.
the defendant Was acquitted.
Tue nfst Judicial hanging that ever
occurred iu Titan, fo Tar as the
present WRITER'S Investigations indicate,
vas that VI two Indians, who muT.
duftd two young men named William
and Warren Wuek1, sons Ut Bishop
Allen Weeks. The crime was com.
United August o, 1864. In Cedar valley,
about ihiftY miles southwest ut tuis
city. A few days later come
friendly lulinus brought The
culprlts 20 tuis city, An account OF
thuiT trial huH not been found
ny tho Itbsunt writOr, bat a gentleman
" no Witnessed tuo execution thinfHil
occurred about the Close OF 1854 OF
beginning Of 1866.
the uuKt hanging in Utah occurred
On Futay, October 25lh, 1859, The
name % the Ulndumuud man was
Thumaa "A, Fugurln, While inl01i.
Gated hr auut aud killed hia employer,
Alexander Carpenter Toe crime waa
cJmmilfyg Sop.ombotl7, 1859, lrss than
slA weeks before tho execution. A
ICcuIuf feature Of this case 10 that
Judge sinclair, who preceded NJ the
Trial, nt urt sentenced the defendant
90 be- hanged Un Sunday, but sitter.
wards auuthHf day waH named.
Then, a8 now, the Territorial statute
gave defendant the privilege 0f
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'li your honor please" lgFsn tho
prisoner ami then uu .ionrgd. lie
bent hl, head over and supported him.
HCli ON tho railing while bio irame
SHOOK with emotion nHI The mulries OF
hia face tWlinNuI auI r'nyr nefyous.
ly, Every Boo ihu court room
Thought tUe condemned MON wa 90.
luE 90 uIpuh down entirely aud would
have fuI relieved HgI uB miami
talru his Ecat md .,iI na more. But
Boy nu effort ht grew himself together
aul continues
"lti stood bore before yrl from now
uIl tomorrow m1ruIu. Hud wont over
every detail nith.H uhsr. nos iaIE would
lH 900 vain. 4 would 'I.eynu Do con.
elder my great urfsHv.mru.-.fH losr
90 my dear and beloved vito. ms long
confinement in pr.s1r, n tUu 5Eoot
HuTilH ~ my darling WUu auu child
could speak they would IuII Won nat 1
Hm Innocent have boon eco vIcled
uftlIg CriWuun manufactured rv|Hrpcp.
SO effort wac Wldr lH RIGHT IUr Ftong
done me. Everything Har ruyrTpd up.
There DO great danger uf g.uUrmaisR
o. man on that hlud %. .y.Uuugp but
there Is DO prosrrg. .1g mu u4t tue
raluWH.
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Mary Ffahks afterwards Mary
Thiedo, was born la Grlcswali, Der.
many, IN the came year na was hcf
hubbard, who hal known her
from childhood. shc married
Cnnries n. Thiodc On November
90. 1888 and h5Tb 1gu chili, Annie.
H. 1857 she followed her husband here,
bringing her child with her. In tho
latter part Of sally, 1891, Me-, ThiuIC
returned 10 Germany with hvr daugh.
ter aud husband and came back 20 nor
homo IN Murray IN the latter part Of
July, 1899. She lived with her hue.
baud At the home near tho saloon w 10
the fatal night,
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O'Clock, slmewhat earlier t1nH usuaI.
An hour OF 20 later certain OF the
nplFhH8rs heard the piercing cflus of o
woman. Amii the terT0tEi g ahtiOkg
Wtfu Ehat afterwards proved 10 BE-
appeals Or help. But there was no
.tau.usr. Asthr sound died away the
Incident was paced n merely DO one
more l4r ir the Ihirdo family. Tuifup
himself WAS tho nfat 90 sivs 1ul the lu.
.nfmnii0n OF bis Wlieia MURDER
Ue .it sI by going 20 tue residence of
De- FlTnuJr, la the heiglbItH0od
wUetu hH IIMs 10 lIvot. lilo knocked
%. The uUciUi's door and announced
tUpt his wife h1i been killed. Dr.
faIfIurn had rot l,pn ueCuHl0mU
Do such tales M Midnight mur1rG n.u
Hs lu nrUsB uui hastily dfUisrd hIm-
Hclt HiuuTo SPECTRE httuI tbtuupt
HIH fuIIrT'y htruHrI imHEluat uu.
but Oh pf0m.'ly repaired Go The tp.f
indicated by fhg husband, Lying pro-.
fTHIH ami iHClusH upon Tho IuuuI Uuu
tom '.uf tI ak Zee. di.UH' nom the
u.IdIH waH tU0 body Ui dfH. FIlrIc
H.. "a poo. of ID 100, the rUhd upin. aI.
m lrvUfHI from tho trunk. /. wa.
t auHaIIp aud FiUkUuiug sight nul ono
UtHtFHUt thull 10 horror thfouEH
very nhtf Of Df. FafHbue's being;
but IuIHdU lHpkUI 900 without vIulb..
luIlCHu1u ~ emotion OF r1ucufH, lH
Ihr doctor auda Citizen of the place.
jacob IauHuuefgof carried the corpse
into lhu saloon AMI Temporarily laid %
uu tho billiard table.
TEfEruoSED TU sHEurF uQuEES.
The next stop taken by rhludo we
iu Voluntarily telephone ~ sheriff
MUQuuuu iu thlsciiy, requesting thst
NU Immediately EJ down there Tue
m HHge wa received H.Uu after .
u'.lHck and without loss Of time Sheriff
ST.. QuuFs, nee m. Hiud bF % .oIu.y
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HAD Il not boon Tor the efforts o.,
Bishop o. r. Miller, Charles Miller,
Deputy Sheriff Roberts mud Mt. How.
ard and bis sons tho tlthing yard at
RiyUrt0n would last night have lot o.
hundred tons Of hay and other vhlu.
hults by IRE. IL 10 supposed the ffe
was started In tho hay by boys shoot.
Ing. AZ 70 was, very little damage
WIS duuU,
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ablut one.half milo from tho large
pavilion, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE yesterday.
The blaze resulted from detective
hue, ami took place Just ~ breakfast
was being served Tor the company
cmployes. The structure was a total
wreck aud will necpssitate the erection
~ another right away, arrangements
Tor which work are now Uoing mbdo.
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phsstly ughtH imaginable. Tue NO
mans throat haI been literally e.
rom ear a. ear. in fa.t the heed ha.
been almost scvufc from 'It body
The terrible wuuui across tue throat
showed there bad boon or lolst three
dtuofate alashes with knit, though
% was evident iblt tho lifst would
have been almost Instantly ia.
taL The Inquest WOO begun the
HlmC aitefn H0u luI lasted two dnya.
The Jurors were g.. So. Hrmm0uu,
Charles Wil.ou and A. ~. lUuin. Il
novel PED tur n.. tugI a. late u8 Q .u
SUNDAY riFuf previous lhicdn has
HtfuuA her .var fue heal with u bier
gifrfuuu tHIuaf.IHH iIufhrfwisu iujufr
Ter Much ID. aIfI.Unl and damaging
testimony W.auIuu"tI. To lfausIlfrI,
Iuf instance, that lNiHdu attempted &.
G. mmil auiriIu by rutiIug his iufHsi
uitI knife boo tuu presence NJ Dr.
EaFf8Nur before tun arrival O' ShUfIn
500 Iuonut Nuuar, that be- had D.
conversation early Iu fhH .veulnE prior
iH The murder with I.uu klCIy "a Salt
hass fn.utrIal mmy pfivutr,ihat wa
very 1auiagiuE.
SUSPICIOUS ASu ugNrICANu
Kleiy testified That bo hal know
Ihlydo Tor .uaIHUfHuI8 time, ihHt
the latter owed him Il cent?; that he
called at IhIUIH. I.HCu 90. uuaIuUss 20
collect the sumu, IHst payment We
mauc, but $500. luIciu Koi
most OF the money back Hguin
100 short uf.rr "a. fool purchased 70 uhrI
boiled ggg ai iuH luugI CuulitG n ulaa'
o.! beer nud f.iHHn CUut' worth OF
Wildly. ThluIU vac under tho iuhus
orco 70 liquor auI bls vile was rfeaily
excited, the only .uyrraat0u kiull
bal with Tlista lalfe FROM thu settle
mU1l uf tbuir little business affair wac
substantially as .0'i5wfs
Ih.llo-Wurfe afu you going,
* iy2
Kgly-T5 Warrington with the 10.
uuHtfial Amy,
ThIcde-Yau lfo -- fool; what
are you goiug 10 lo tual iOt2
kiuD -slmU.y uUgausu / cam make
living iu Salt Lake my IonggL
Ihici,--Wuhl viii become OF your
wit2
KtIy-t haven't got any now.
inigit-W1ii, / WON'T havc npy
ciiu5f alter thii,
1pE o1u0SrWs VERDICT
The lufyis elaboration on the oC.
casiou was very buaL Amer being
nui only "a few mlHuIus they brought
in tho fllowiur vgfIIrG
Wo unl that thH deceased. Mary
ThIUIo, came to hHf death from wouuIs
luil'GU i uu hoe throat uv some sharp iu-
rumuut, in tHu HIuIf. Wu u0luNo, 10
uur husband, CHARLIE luHiU.
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~ tho following meets the eyes of
tho Elder II 'a referred Co " any oi
his friends, We trutt that 30 Will receive
tho prompt attention % deserves
5B4 Nth Fourth West 49,,
salt iakc City, Aug.I
10 tho Editor
Ia explanation OF the enclosed, %
may be- stated that ] cont letter 10
Elder \. W. Ross 10 call on q UluUiu OF
mine sometime previous 20 leaving
Belfast for Utah, nnd preach the
Gospel 20 him, Subsequently got q
letter from my cgusin, stutiug that be-
Was greatly pleased 10 zee toe gentle
man from Utah, aud hear bic history
OF tho Mlfm0ns, Ia which hu saii De
wac much intufvetut, About the vuI
u Junc 10 was mentioned ia the NEWS
that Elder Rlss had called vt tho
1iilcc before leaving for HE home o.
Lenl. Feeling con. what uilaplD lltul
Tint hu has not called On nc / I'D.
dressed him note 90 l. hi nvu weeks
ago, onolOsiug stamp, tor reply, but
have received no VOID up 81 date. eau
you 10 anything IA tho way Of iniur.
nation how T. hnd him, and please
ObIigo l.uut tfuly,
ALIA lHOLL
The enclosure referred Co. o. uHli ui o.
letter received by Air, Croll, nnJ fulIf.
Mt. Ross raid me a iatOwell visit
last nignt He leaves hero 0n Friday
and sails from glasgow On Toe 2lHL
We nave not time 90 get % family
group iaEun, 10 send caro- taken just
hsioro We wrga married, over 6Hvcu
Yeas ago. 10 10 thu only enc We have,
90 you viii have 90 allow uovun ytnra,
aud toe children are eighteen m8nlhf
old. hopo you viii ike tbcm-lhey
were pretty, like Ne 40 when they were
taken, 1 hope Nj. II 30 VIII have
safe voyage mud tnht he viii lot you
knOw all about ne. Yours,
A. 5. duANT
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HANGED AN,
tcoatmusd from rago oas)

he figured couHp'cu0uHly DO
tbc courts oi tho city aud
Territory 81 Intervals Of alarming TO-
guInnty. HE offences irC.uuol as
aauits sud battery Of tutaH were
very fofiIua aud uWnl--svlli liquor
without license, uisp1uIng " D. on
SUNDAY, and retailing 70 TO mlnors'
Among those who most frequently
suffered from biz inhuman asfaults
waa his wife, The woman VINO c.unf %
him for better or worao u0twitustnu1.
ing the cruelty J flicird upon nor
He wa often seen 10 strike her down
and ulhCfwlne mllttOat hv. Those
who we're accustomed 90 thu1r Hcrucs
seldom inturtIUI. HlH reputation
Aud threats were quite Hufl Ont %
silence them ani HO tho wumHu cyu.
unutI To- bH target Tor bic hufo ur'
iii tue lone lifl OF 'tigh'ill OH c'l1.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

ThIedo uEai1 faced Ju |an HHor Who
ur8u unrd luu ia.l sentence urou
nu Uui utlurrl tlu.u WORT. M D.
true thnt you have Boon con.
ylrtol 0u g.ruusst1u,lsI rv.Uu.ua. and
while 40 81 tho most unpleasant tAsk
'my No. iHuuis nothing Itu On me
lp do bot 10 pronounce the aeuitnc
prescribed by law, 1 Therefore Com.
mani that you BIO taken hence uy tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

For some time PRIOR thereto domestic
matter boz the Thiydu household haI
Dpen growing wur.y AM worse owing Co
tne mnu'HumuWrn anu uisa0lule hatitH.
Tho dny preceding tho killing rh,uae
was In hiB cure; Dec had been Ia TINT
condition Tor "a week or MORE gradual
lv be- " uuUUurCl0utly uefylug hlm'
solf up 60 the most terrible act OF hiB
lie,
TIE PUZZLE CRIES FOR lIELp.
on tho night OF the murder the
algon WAS closed soon after ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

On Saturday, February 10. 1895, In
tho BuIron court " tur Ioruilty the
case was taken ny and ihr evidence
reviewed and takUn under nIvistment.
On Saturday, March No.. 1895, the
Judgment Of ihs lower court was
affirmed sui the case reminded back
10 the Third district court with ilfsc-
tlon that the day be- nAuI Tor Carrying
Into effect tho sentence pronounced by
Judge Barich. Tue opinion was writ.
ten by Judge King AMI contutsd In
by Judges Merritt ami sulIh, Judge
Bar'oh being the Trial Judge, DOT ait
ing 10 the appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

time Thiede was iuntrncrd by Judge
Hilet, he was brought down rom the
Atnto rrison and taken charge Of by
ShpHn Hardy and has siuco then
been t~rt In the county ION, Under.
Sheriff NUelry has had Immediate
chRIgo NJ ihu prisoner and Daniel
Dune, Dewey Davis and Joseph
Davis have acted AZ tho dOuth watch
since the sentence.
Thiodo'a murder Of HE wi'c was onu
Of the most shocking tragedies Uf the
kind over enacted in Tho iniofm0uHtain
region. IL took place at Murray HryuU
miles south NJ tine city IN "a saloon of
which 1hiodo himself was tho owner
and proprietor Ia conjunction with
the saloon vas small brewery, and
these, Gated no the roar of the Ger.
mnniA smolior were ma by him t1r "a
number Of yunra Bri,tiY tho facts Ga
the case are these ns disclosed by % full
invoa igniiou ~ the time Oi the killiugi