Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
Attempts at Demonstration are
Sternly Repressed.
HE Is APPOINTED SENATOR.
Appointment IL Addressed Go vice.
President Authority Under conssi-
tuition for Making it IL Given.

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fhiiadelphia'Aprh I.--Mh'tne" S'''"-
ley Quay was today declared by jury
Of his people 20 be not guilty OF the
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unlawful Eain ANA proht the tuhuH OF
| the state OF pennnylyania deposited In
,na p.nn,.,s ,,nl q, ,hIs c,,v. This
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| Netu'c' was u'''"uhV'u w '"o
/ OF the jury Just M the hnnda OF 'hc
court room tlmcplcce pointed to II
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IN" rule regarding adinlHhoh u"'
has prevailed Stree the trial began, was
| atri.ttv adhered In. and nobody rot by
inc line Of watchuen guarding the cor
rIdor who WAS NOT provided with n
Ticket. As result OF this arrange
,nent oniy about half the seats We're
occ,ipicd when the verdict was rcn.
dcrcJ
An attemnt M "A demonstration was
| nterniy' r,pr,rrcd by tho court officcrn.
whose ieud shonts OF "ordcrii
'1siicnr,,' ,s,rc @,,ccttv. I'm .ilencIus
,ha", ,,n,,a M .,,si,s w,o s.tshsa ~
give vcnt ~ th.ir s.,tisfnsiIan by cheer.
| I'M. rhc o,irs,s ,ser, unnbie how
| ,syef. 10 kc,,, hack thos.. who strtigrtct
10 sci "a s.nator oi,ny and conrrnt-
.uiate him chairs ,ysr,. upset, tabies
wcr. br,.h.d asld. and ha,a we're
sma.led IL IN. an. r,,shinr ero,yd.
sena,or onny with n brnad smile on
hl.' f,,e ,,..,.ond.d nieasantty Ia mn.
r,ccting. and gra,niationa ~ thos.
who crowded around, a few OF his
political friends wcrc there and these
men were loud and sincere In their OK.
'si,ho,,s,h ,,o con,, oencor. ,r.vented
an. eh.",ins h, az. cn,,,t rnn,n their
iurisdletion ma no, extend 10 IN.
\ corridor, OF the city hail aud the firrt
s.nt mn n mivb,y shont whieh was
4 taken IN and r,neat.d by The crowds
va,brr.i ,,,st o,,tsiac ne "dcnd line"
srawn by thc va,rh,n.n. b.,ond which
onIv nos.c.so,. ~ ,irLct. were Allowed
a. 80 4. .oar ~ a.n.,c, onav
ca,,id 90, awax from ,bn.c anxio,,s a.
srsI.. III. hand AMI congrat,,Iate him
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kulrneu n.iV ~ " usnssnu.u w ~
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city nhl " wiue nhu slno.sn. anu W,
nrishborhooh " tue stamplnE N9und
Tor 'hy ponuclnhn OF hc Town h,t'
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senator rineifeu il"h ,hc uoor OF w
bululhk' " kt"up OF eh,hWnrth turhsu
forward ana attempted 10 moist nun
onto Their shoulder, but hc senator
waived MN nheh, hhNing' On,
no. oh. no, I'm too old a man
for that
senator Quay walked with hia friends
one block down broad street To the
office OF his counsel where he made MS
escape from, the SURFING crowd IL y
understood he wiz AZ once JOIN hla
family In Washington ana VIII probably
~ away for long rest.
Previous 20 the announcement Of the
verdict the accused man sat In his ac-
cuntomcd seat In the court room nnd
chatted with his counsel and group OF
newspaper reporters He was IN good
spirits. probably owing 10 the prevalent
rumorn that the majority OF the jury
mon were holding out for him. lie
looked Ms well as he has NJ any time
during the past few months and said
that he felt better than he has for a
long while. This Improvement In his
health he attributed 10 the fact that he
has been deprived OF his fnvorite cigar
during the hours that he has been In
the court room and declared he In seri-
ously considering his ability TO break
away from the smoking habit alto
gether
Whom the Jurymen had taken their
seats In the box the senator turned
| anu nallt tNtfu tu'IUf iut hirftht1Htut
How say you. gentlemen ~ tho jury
Do you md the priaoner at the bar
guilty or not guilty." brought promptly
from tho forcman'a lips the words, Not
guilty." Al this point senator Quay'H
face flushed and he seemed momcntar-
ily as n about to be overcome by the
feeling ~ emotion that was surglng
over him. This was only for an Instant
however. aud the great political leader
was his impcrturabie self again as he
smillngly responded 60 the congratu-
latlona thu were being hcaped upon
him.
senator Quay did not look at the Jury
at all, OF In any way express gratitude
"a them for their verdict In his favor
Ills friends, however. surrounded tho
Jurors, patted them on the back, aud
told them what heroes they were.
senator Quay'a only comment on the
verdict was; well, / expected a."
phe case went 10 tho Jury at q
o'clock yesterday afternoon and four
ballots were taken before the final de-
elsion WINS reached. The first ballot
a,ood IA Ia . for ncoulttnI Tho next