Show butet EVENTS lt law prosecutions jwj in ill the third district court moyle asked that the case of cohabitation against A E yu b be set for trial it was four ja sin since ce the indictment was and the defendant mo as was e bonds ands it was an offee abin to w him as his business fre genay called him out of the terri deml aoe lie court said that no more joal cases would be set till vaira anels os return and mr ft ca 0 promised to give the hyde as consideration at the next of cases 1 lebisto 1 e cue case of michael stanley of who was arrested on on the y by deputy bowman anti teaola ch arge of unlawful corabi 1 nie before the on F 0 commissioner th H 7 he pleaded pa guilty gu ove e commissioner bound him wan 11 the sum of 1000 and satt tte rice in id the sum of to the action on of the grand jury by ivy kent of lewiston arrested auty auty pu ty ma marshal rahal bowman anthe on the WV g 6 of adulte adultery ry with emmeline mi was brought before com the aner 3 ler godwin on friday xieu and de defendant fell dant i j 3 i dij lt it V 48 pleaded not guilty nan ectra abed testified to by de deputy uty eow dow fth aggi 10 that at the time ont kent was arted leoun leoU he 1 was ln in the house and gabed in the saxie same room mccu ab tobes emeline horn alleged 11 AD aver avem a 8 plural wife he was boud the 11 the sum of 1000 to await of the grand jury logon bry ury ln in the case of the uni united ted with vs otis L terry charged gonei adultery 0 W with ith his plural wife I 1 be Sent ito court about 5 pm 11 ber 19 having been out st of 0 they reported a ver tt TI guilty and recommended ea out etry to the mercy of the 84 d dav 1611 was set for 10 a am in honed ta afi but was subsequently post 1 lO oct ct 2 A the amk tese ease of the united states oh fl taWn 7 soll aon eardley on n a a similar ge atle prosecution rose cution was vigor aty pressed by the district actor 77 y Dila dinwoodey woodey was the first witness he te testified stifled I 1 have known the defendant for twelve years and have occasionally visited him at his residence in the seventh ward I 1 meta met a lady there known as mrs bardley kar eardley dley but never saw any children about A H kelly testified I 1 am acquainted quain ted with the defendant defend ant and live next door to him know louisa eardley have heard the defendant address her as ma while she addressed him as pa I 1 she is abw always ays referred to by the neighbors as mrs eardley and is reputed to be his wife E A franks testified I 1 made the arrests in this case I 1 found the defendant and mrs eardley at their home he asked me what the charge agal against dinst him was and I 1 replied that it was unlawful cohabitation he said mid we could not make a case against him now as he had lived with his first wife ever since he came out of the penitentiary miss georgina mather testified I 1 know louisa eardley and mary A holding the latter lives immediately north of our house have seen the defendant there recently mrs airs holding gave birth to a child child three or four months ago on one occasion over a year ago I 1 saw mr eard eardley ley around the place at ten or eleven at night john mather testified I 1 know mary ann A nn holding she resides next door to me mrs holdings holding youngest child is about three months old saw the defendant on the place over a 3 year rear ago mary ann holding is known as mrs eardley and her children also bear the name of eardley mary ann holding was called and mr rawlins asked that the witness be instructed that she need not testify to aTly anything thing which might criminate herself mr varian objected as there was a statute which protected the witness and such instruction was not required required reau judge adge ired henderson declined to instruct the witness 4 who then aed I 1 have four children the youngest was born last march I 1 was married to mr eardley nearly fourteen years ago he is the father of my child herbert van dam testified I 1 reside immediately east of the house occupied by the last witness have known her five or six years louisa eardley and the defendant are reputed to be husband and wife upon the judges charge the jury rendered a verdict of guilty in the case of the united states vs mary ann holding fornication the indictment was dismissed united states vs william worth fornication defendant admitted to ball bail in the sum of and released upon his own recognizance released from prison three mormons cormons Mor mons were released from the penitentiary Sept 21 they were joseph dean of salt lake city and thomas H bullock and beut bent of weber county the first named was sentenced to days and a fine of and the others to four months and fine each all for unlawful cohabitation they were det detained aiDed 30 days for the fines andrew calton sentenced in the second district court this morning andrew calton convicted of murder in the second degree was sentenced to fifteen years at ayd hard labor in the penitentiary andrew J se how was wa 8 also al 80 sentenced sense ense 8 for unlawful cohabitation to six months imprisonment and a fine of mr gave ave notice of an appeal and was released upon giving bonds in the sum of 1500 all other criminal matters were continued for the term beaver U T september 20 1889 cases ignored on the grand jury reported having ignore I 1 a number of cases cages as mentioned in last evenings NEWS among which were some charged with larceny and kindred offenses in view of the fact that petty thefts are becoming of frequent occurrence people are enquiring of what w hat use it is for the police to make efforts to catch the thieves when the grand jury will turn them loose again without even being placed on trial it will pot not do to say that there was not sufficient evidence to indict for in some of tile the cases it is on oil record that the parties have pleaded guilty when before the justice for preliminary examination for instance a man named sykes was taken up on two charges of obtaining money under false pretenses the proof was clear against him and when before the justice he said 1 I did it all but you cant hang me for it he also remarked that the people whom he got money of were served right and were fools for trusting him in the housebreaking cases also there was ample evidence before the committing magistrate and some of the defendants had beaded pleaded guilty such proceedings by y a jury create a suspicion that there is something unexplained behind it all rome home from europe elder wm J kelson of the eleventh ward was one of the elders who returned with the immigrants sept 20 he left tills this city oct 10 1888 and was assigned to the london conference he labored in the london berkshire wiltshire shirland aad and portsmouth districts and was quite successful he greatly enjoyed his mission but owing to his ill health it was deemed wise for him not to remain another winter so he was released A bilk for the past few jaeks a man with suave and insinuating manner has been making his way throughout the country settlements of this county and possibly to some extent in this city also peddling something which he claims to be a certain means of preventing lamps from exploding or their chimneys from breaking if placed within the body of the lamp but which reality is nothing else than small particles of the ordinary grey colored sandstone which is now so extensively ten used in this city for building purposes and which is positively worthless for the purposes for which a gullible public are purchasing it from him at the rate of fifty cents for each piece ece the fellow has confidentially fidentia lly admitted that thai his fraudulent business yields him a net profit of often ten dollars per day and also that he gets his material from the stone yards in this city which statement is verified by one of the policemen of this city seeing him in the act of picking up and anaf carrying away the pieces of rock the same bilk some weeks since procured a quaint quantity ity of damaged dye stuff left at the old deret woolen mills at the time of the removal of the factory and with one arm tied up in a sling to enlist sympathy and a sympathetic story about the limb being broken in a shocking manner hawked the stuff around the country as superior bluing some of the tenderhearted tender hearted ladies who patronized him in that capacity were quite surprised at meeting the fellow a few days subsequently minus his and all of injury to his arm he Js is probably the same fellow also who some months since was engaged in peddling colored lamp wicks said to possess the same virtues now claimed for the small chips of stone but which the credulous purchasers reha sers found to their chagrin to be no better than wicks they could buy at any store for a hundred per cent less than the price they paid him the next person he attempts to impose upon ought to promptly report 0 A r ll 11 him to the proper officers and 9 have a e him promptly prosecuted for fraud an ogden railroad articles of incorporation of the ogden and hot springs 8 rings railroad company were filed with the secretary of the territory yesterday the object and business of the corporation po ration is to build operate aud and maintain a railroad commencing at a point near the northern end of washington avenue in Ogden near the corporate limits of said city and run thence in a northerly direction to the hot springs in box elder county thence to a point in township 7 north range 2 west in weber county thence to a point at or near the corporate limits of ogden an estimated length of fifteen miles the motive power to be used in conveying passengers or property may be either steam electricity mules or a combination the capital stock is placed at divided into 2000 shares of each 9 being subscribers W B R swan beina F W V lafrentz robert bokern myron hume M E post A H swan J T mcintosh ogden W B farr st louis H K thurber P F C C calkins alkin a new york city the directors of the road are robert bolero W B R swan J T mcintosh M E post and T C calkins calking |