Show VENARD WINS May Anderson Fails to Make a Case Ho Has However Another Case Yet to Meet temp Sued for 210000 Qeiioral Lrgal Light The sensational damage suit of May Anderson An-derson against Thomas Venard was tatea up in the Third district court yesterday morning The facts in the cage according to tbenlegmions in the complaint are as follows On Apr 211S91 Thomas Venard vent before Commissioner Greenman and swore to a criminal complaint charging ore H L fliers with the crtao of fornication fornica-tion alleged to have been committed with May Anderson the plaintiff in the present I case Miss Anderson alleges that prior to this time she hud borne a good reputation among her friends and acquaintances and the alleged false slanderous and malicious matt Ar published of her and concerning her was dODO at the instance of the defendant defend-ant BO she avers for the purpose of injuring injur-ing and defaming her fair name and lame It is further alleged that the defendant appeared before United States Commissioner Greenman voluntarily to make the complaint against fillers and after the warrant had been issued and 1l t rs had been brought into court Mr Tcnard upon his own motion had the aq tiou dismissed In view of the complaint thus made against piers Miss Anderson felt damaged in the sum of i5OOO and the suit was brought to recover that sum Miers has also begun suit against Venard and demands 10000 damages alleging that to was deprived of his liberty without probable cause and that the statements made by Venard concerning hIm were false malicious slanderous all to his damage dam-age in the amount demanded A jury was impanelled in the case with no difficulty and the plaintiff offered in evidence evi-dence the complaint filed in the commissioners commis-sioners court upon which the warrant waa Issued for the arrest of Mien The introduction intro-duction was objected to by the defense r upon the grounds that tho communication coupling the name of Miss Anderson with that of Miera was an absolutely privileged communication and hence did not show any maace against the plaintiff The entire forenoon and until 330 oclock in the afternoon was taken up in arguing the objection pro and con and his honor ruled in favor of the defense at the close of the argument Under the courts instruction the jury then rendered a verdict in favor of the defendant Short and Crisp Paine < L Lyric vs the Salt Lake Mill snd Elevator company oraer entered allowing motion to dissolve the attachment George Everett vs the Oregon Short Line Utah Northern Railway company defendants motion for a new trial overruled over-ruled John J Olsen vs the Oregon Short Line u Utah Northern Railway company same order A B Ballard vs W B Anderson et aL demurrer to the complaint submitted Fritz Riepen vs Sharon Atkinson motion s mo-tion to dismiss motion for a new trial overruled over-ruled F cy B GrIffin vs James P Griffin leave to amend complaint granted bait Lake Hardware company vs George W Mojer commissioner demurrer to mandamus set for Dec L W H Henderson vs C W Higgins et at rehearing of motion allowed to reinstate re-instate tie appeal H R ivleiss vs Thomas Venard demurrer de-murrer to the complaint overruled and 510 a allowed the referee for hearing the same ten days to answer James W Eardley vs D D Houtz jury empaneled the case proceeded with Milts Filed P L Schmitt began suit against the New American Gas and Fuel company in tho Third district court yesterday to collect col-lect SSbT alleged to be due for labor George L Belts is defendant in an action brought against him by Austin Filden in the Third district court yesterday The action is brought to seouro the possession ot certain premises damages in the sum of 159 and for 140 rent Application to RemIt Costs Denied James Bywater was sent up from the First district court at Ogden on Nov 2S Ib91 to servo two years In the penitentiary peniten-tiary upon conviction for adultery He was also sentenced to an additional thres months for unlawful cohabitation the latter sentence to begin when the first expires ex-pires and to pay costs amounting to 7829 tsubsequently President Harrison commuted com-muted the sentence to imprisonment for one year and to pay the said costs and upon the strength of the presidents action Bj water made application to Commissioner Greenmat yesterday for a discharge alleging al-leging that he was unable to pay the costs The application was denied and he will ether have to pay the sum of 7829 or servo out his time The Hum of the Courts f Ben Noble a petit juror was eicusoa from further duty yesterday Ctmiles Miller filed an action against the r Inland Crystal Salt company in Commissioner Commis-sioner Morels court yesterday to collect 14112 alleged to be due for labor Richard Lindsley and Belle Bourno were united in marriage by Justice Gee yesterday yester-day Attorney A T Schroeder is happy over the arrival of a daughter who put in her appearance Sunday Tile Union Pacltic Hotel company has brought suit against E R Stinson in Justice Jus-tice Halls court to collect i675 alleged to be due for board In the case of the Diamond Kvune and Castle Stone company v > John Sheriff et al Justice Hail has rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff for SU9J 50 The case of the Houghton 1cNah Hardware Hard-ware company vs E G Woodmansee involving in-volving the sum of 53214 has been taken on a change of venue from Justice Hall to Commissioner Martin This is tho second i cnano of venue in tho case V Calzbausen was admitted to practice in the Third District court yesterday Tho gentleman is a nonresident and is hereupon here-upon legal business In the case of George J Brennan indicted in-dicted for porjury a motion to sol aside the indictment will bo argued some time this week |