Show IK THE DISTRICT COURT Mrs Suttees and Mrs De Cormis Granted Divorces l WILL COLLINS GETS A YEAR 11 HE nEADEl GUILTY TO TUB r CHARGE OP HOUSE BREAKING Ilff i D o i Scvicr AoaumcO mt the OIuutQ I of AdulteryA JL 3Iuli Tried For HauseBroukiug UoCavtiu Kaii Sulted fu the Suit faf2QQQO Dam ae t Again tIle R G TV Kallway Short flutters and Court XotOK I I l Bt branches of the Third district tsourt were In session yesterday Chief I CTustice Merrltt worked on the civil calendar the case of 2HcCartin vs the Rlo Grande Western Hallway company com-pany occupying most of the time Zfudge Bartch was engaged on criminal business during the day and held a night session to hear the Third precinct pre-cinct election cases COII < iiS GETS A YEAH Pleaded Guilty to tlie Cliargrc of Hocse BreaKlns Hfiniam Collins a colored man hayIng hay-ing previously pleaded guilty to the charge of entering the Continental Oil companys place and stealing therefrom a saddle and other pieces of harness was brought up for sentence Attorney E E Winters asKed that b light sentence be passed AssistantDistrict Attorney Howat Bald be would be satisfied with a moderate sentence The defendant made a long state Vnent telling that he had been persecuted perse-cuted by the police In this city and prevented from getting work He was starving when he stole the saddle und hoped his honor would deal leniently leni-ently with him JlWge Bartch sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary Collins thanked his honor and withdrew with-drew in charge oC a deputy marshal I AnnivaU With Deadly XVcnpon Julius Miller Tras arraigned on a Charge of assault with a deadly weapon The offense 3s alleged to Jiave been committed on January 2 last at Taylorsvllle by Miller throwing throw-ing an iron bar and a piece of granite rockat one William Lloyd Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder tvants your patronage Unexcelled qualities of strength and purity A trial Is convincing M > Snrtccs GrnntcA n JMvorco Mrs Elizabeth Surtees was granted B Qecree of divorce from Jabez Bur iees14fn the grounds of desertion and tallune to support Mrs Surtees took the stand and ten ibined that the marriage look place In England in November 1877 Three years Jater the defendant went to lAU5tralia and remained away for some years He returned England remaIned re-maIned aOibme six monins ana men I left again and plaintiff has not since I fopard of him although that was seven years ago Plaintiff has resided in this territory for six ye ars and supported Zierself br her awn exertions There were three children of the marriage two were with plaintiff and the other was in England Corroborative evidence being given Judge Eartch granted the decree as prayed D C Elchnor ivan the attorney attor-ney for the plaintiff Mrf Dc ComJs Trcefl I 1 > Irs Clay Anna De Cormis was Another applicant for a dissolution of the marriage ties She testified that abe was married to Edward De Cormis at Baltimore in Nov 1S65 that her fcusband since 1533 had contributed Tiothin towards her support or that of their two children She had supported sup-ported herself hy keeping a boardinghouse boarding-house and oat one time was in the employ of the government art Washington Wash-ington D C She left her husband Jn 11 5 C5 Because he would not provide for ner < He was lazy and indolent Mrs De Cormis iestimony wan cor obanaed by ilrs Davis and the decree de-cree jtas granted Creei33S H Smith was < the attorney for Stfs De Oormls Don Set Aot GulKy Don Sevier from Granteville was Jput on trial on the charge of having committed adultery with Mrs ChrisTina Chris-Tina Sjoholm Sevier is the third man vjlio has been tried within the last week for having had criminal Tela lions with this woman She is a person per-son of weak Intellect a native of Sweden and unable to speak English One of the two men previously tried for committing adultery with her was converted and the other one acquitted IP lllis case the principal witness for the prosecution was Mrs Sjoholm but she refused to answer the most important question on the ground that It would tend to criminate herself The court sustained the objection and Assistant District Attorney Richards consented to a verdict of not guilty being returned Attorneys Hurd and Stratton were for the defendant A L Msxtr Tried fo l Hoese nlentdu A L Mair charged with entering a building belonging to Tuddenham Brain and stealing therefrom a set of carpenters tools the property of Daniel B McBride on April 3 last was put upon trial before Judge Bartch and a Jury Assistant District Attorney Howat prosecuted and Attorney S P Armstrong defended the accused The case reached ihe jury at 530 Oclock and at S20 dclock a verdict of guilty was returned f CoRTIi i0 I SUITED tntlf the IV G tV By Company For 20000 Dnmtscs The trial of the damage suit of John McCartin against the Rio Grande Western Railway company which was commenced on Thursday wan resumed before Chief Justice Merrltt and a jury yesterday mornIng The plaintiff sought lo recover 20 ODD damages for alleged malicious prosecution pros-ecution the allegations being that the defendant company caused the arrest of the plaintiff on the charge of ob struatlner and damaging the railroad tracV at a point rear Thompsons Springs that such charges were false and malicious ujd the arrest was made without probable cause The plaintiff vas tried in the First district court at Provo and acquitted and now claims damages In the sum named Judge Powers and Attorney D N 5 raup appeared for the plaintiff and Messrs Brnnett Marshall and Bradley tOT the defendants When the plaintiff closed the defendants de-fendants counsel moved for a non suit The motion wag argued and sustained sus-tained ami a nonsuit entered Short Oril rs vjHector W Haight vs Charles E PS WP ordered that clerks costs of the supreme court be paid out of funds Jn custody of the Third district court jLred Thompson va JWllllam S Ated MeClure et aL decree of foreclosure for plaintiff attorneys fees 650 The people vs Herbert M Abbott assault continued till March 18 Harriet A Partridge vs Louis E Bamoerger continued for the term John Wj Snell vs GharleS X Sessions Ses-sions et al same order Thomas S Snarr administrator vs James S Farmer et aL continued till today at plaintiffs expense Walter J Seattle petit juror was excused for the term In the case of the people vs A L Mair charged with housebreaking an affidavit impecunloslty was filed and witnesses for the defense ordered subpoenaed sub-poenaed at the expense of the territory terri-tory JudguieniM Eivteretl Gotlieb Berger vs C A Carlgreen and Annie J Carlgreert for the plaintiff plain-tiff for 1300and Interest by confession G S Clark vs Rosa B Jones for the plaintiff for 101G 8 George Culllns vs Henry Wagner HaL H-aL for theplaintiff for 51050 Freed Furnltureand Carpet company vs Eliza Sterns tor the plaintiff for 502090 Court Tiotcai The court costs In the cases against Charles Valentino and Sadie M ilul vaney on the charges of adultery and grand larceny recently dismissed are entered on the judgment ooolc at 1620 for the foimer and 1S75G for the latter lat-ter Gussie Blake was arraigned before United States Commissioner Green man yesterday on the charges of keep ing a house of illfame and spiling liquor without a license She entered a plea of not guilty and the hearing was set for March tat 2 p m Fred ICeller yesterday commenced an attachment suit in Justice Harveys court against the Plymouth Rock Pants company to collect 25405 on assigned accounts for advertising Attachment I tachment was issued and the sheriff I levied on the stock Sheriff John Fitzpatrick of Deer I Lodge Mont passed through Salt Lake yesterday on his way to Fort uchesne where he is going to take back an alleged horse thief I |