The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-13

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they be set for trial as well as the
others. Whether this was a trick on
the part of Whittemore and Varian or
simply an oversight remains to be seen.
Judge Dey was operated on for piles
last Sunday and has not been at his
Office since, but is expected down to-
day. If he does not snow up 1 will
go up to his house tomorrow. BY the
way, you haven't written in the par
ticulars of your fall and how the ac-
cident occurred. Wish you would.
Where from did Davis fall. Walter
Murphy suggested that he broke his
arm in pulling your leg
Everything at this end is in good
shape.
Holbrook has recently sent me copies
of the Michigan Artisan and the Fur
niture Journal, both containing COM
munications on the situation by l.. F.
Crosby. Tip top.
The boys here are all right talked
with Gauer yesterday. He is staunch
and true.
l was thinking that Mrs. H. could
find no fault, just now, at least, with
your hours from home Give her my
kindest regards. Yours, ETC.,
J. r. MORRIS.
WANToN CRUELTY.
Salt Lake. March g. 1895.
NJ. Hayken Esq-My Dear Sir.-Your
two letters received O. k [ wrote in care
of George P. Carey. Was that correct?
Where shall address my letters here
Carey or in care of Adams? By the way
your letters to me are not all directed
properly The last was to 293 North
West Temple. Should have been reversed,
viz: w. N. 4. do not think there is
cr1.aaT- hny.
after If properly directed. We have
noticed what Allen says about remaining
east until he can accompany you and as
a consequence have resorted to all man
ner of schemes to call him home. Varian
wanted the Haynes and Cahoon cases TO
go over until Aliens return. This was
peremptorily refused and as compromise
Narlan consented to take them UP on the
9TH, at the same time saying that Allen
must be here as he-Varian-knew moth
ing about the cases and would not try
them in Aliens absence. Another task
to force Allen home was for Bamberger
and TO insist on our cases being set for
trial. This was done systematically and
finally got them set for April or I, the
last two days of the term. OF course we
don't expect them to be tried then 1
showed your letter-the one telling of the
removal OF the plaster castle both
are with you to the fullest, extent. Dey
says that if the new affidavits he sent for
are as strong as he hopes for, that he can
name his own time for the trial of your
cases. II you haven't made your af-
hdaVit yet, make it strong. Show fully
the pain and anguish occasioned by the
removal of the plaster cast at the in
stance of Allen; the fact that such
Wanton cruelty has retarded the knitting
of the bones to dangerous degree. etc.
etc. The elevator problem still worrying
the stateSmen-the selectmen-and mys-
trying the public. L am constantly strug-
cling TO throw the job into hands that VIII
Keep Davis from getting a benefit out of
1t. That man Davis is a scrub of the first
water, but whether him and Allen have
got others by the ears and have parted
company, L very much doubt. Davis
knows too much for Allen to give him the
dirty shake" Everything at this end is
all right in every sense of the word. Allen
as prosecutor is a mere child. Thus far
this year he has convicted but one person
and this wouldn't have occurred, as | am
informed, had it not been dead open
and shut proposition. Judge Powers, who
is defending Harry Haynes said that he
consented to the poStponement of the
Haynes cases so that Allen might be here
TO proSecute-that he feared Allen less
than any prosecutor he ever tried a case
against. The operation Dye endorse
ment was quite successful. He is now at
work the same as usual. He tells me that
he may go to Chicago right away after
the 10th, and he may not. Hence you see
he IS quite undecided. However, you may
depend that Dye will get to Chicago and
see the people," before your cases are
called for trial Has St got a perman-
ent job or is he only out of the city
temporarily? Keep me we'll informed in
regard to matters and things there |
may so to Chicago shortly, myself. The
only matter that seems to worry Barn-
berger is the Barker case. OnNothing in it.
however. Hope you may get along as
wei as possible. If you was only able to
I i
personally see to the entertainment of
Allen. Regards to Mrs. H.
J. R. MORRIS.
HE RETURNED. HE Is HERE.
S. L. City, Utah, March &c. 1896
NJ. A. Hayken, Esq:
My Dear Sir-About two weeks ago I
wrote you quite an extended letter giving
in full my views Of the situation at this
end of the line. This letter addressed
TO your residence with special delivery
stamp. Have been anxiously looking for
an answer but hear nothing. / showed
your letter to Dittman and Gauer. They
are perfectly satisfied with the situation
and are all right on all propositions Give
yourself no uneasiness on their account
they will stand by you to the end. We
were afraid at one time that Allen whit
temore) really intended to remain east un-
til you got in condition to accompany him
home, which of course would be the
source of great pleasure to you (?)
However, Judge Powers, attorney for
Harry Haines and A. e. Cahoon absolute
ly refused any and all continuances of
their cases and Varian, claiming to be
only an assistant of Aliens, peremptorily
ordered Aliens return. He returned. He
is here. He has tried and dismissed to-
gether six of the Haynes and Cahoon
cases and has met a Waterloo in every
an attorney as a prattling child; as
broad and deep as a brooklet; as astute
as an idiot. However, he may not realize
the situation nor see himself as others
see him, because of the thickness of his
skin. Even the Tribune is beginning to
turn on him in a mild way. You wrote
that you got The Herald daily L here
with send you clipping from the Tribune
of Saturday. By reading between the
lines one can determine the direction of
the blowing of the wind. When the Tri-
bune begins to weaken, you may depend
that there is some cause for it and that
there is something rotten in Denmark.
On Friday Judge Henderson submitted
motion and affidavits for continuance in
your case. Judge Dey being still at home
SICK, however. he is out and around this
morning. Dye asked me to go to the
court house and make copy of Aliens and
SWeney'S aff1davitS for him to send to
Chicago This 1 will do so soon as l
finish this letter and if you wish to see
the affldav1ts you can get them later on
OF Carey. Look out for that villain
oWlney. lie is a. sneak and Scoundrel of
the first water judging from what YOU
have told me and from this affidavit he
has volunteered. Their. idea now is to
force you here early next month, but Dye
says that he will put off your case until
he thinks everything is ripe. The longer
it is postponed the more confused be-
comes the prosecution and the more diff
ficult it is for them to keep their wit
nesses in hand The first case against
u.s.. BAN and l. wherein Davis says we
solicited of him bride is set for tomor-
row. Davis is not here that we know of
and don't (know) whether the case will
be tried or not and care less. l don't fear
any OF them on any proposition. Well, old
man, 1 hope you are getting along all
right. SWlney of course will keep cases
on YOU and watch vnllr every r1ao1re1,,l mi