Show WILL GU GO TO DEATHS question as to where murderers will be tried JUDD MAKES investigation anil and maginnis assistant Dittri ct attorneys to visit the scene of the death of stagg and dawes to determine what court has jurisdiction in the murder cases of coughlin and george one reason why the bandits cough li it i I 1 und george were not given a heir he ir dr ing an fn on tho the murder charges prior to th the e lor for horse stealing to if that UK tile venue of the duider cases has been in doubt to determine precisely here the cabin at vatch the killing of 0 stasy stagg and dawirs occurred Is loep ted two assistant united states attorneys J T richards of this city and W 1 li ma illinois of ogurn x will of go today to day by direction I 1 of judge judd to the scene beetle of the killing the central belief Is that ihal the inan la in rich county shout about a mile and a hada north of the t any line anti and a like dis ale tance Aest esc of tile the wyoming boundary judge judd stated yesterday that it the investigation to bo be ninde made by ills as al stants demonstrate that the shooting oc cured curd in idich county lie w will III cause the preliminary examination of t the he defendants on the charges of murder it if such an examination Is decided upon to be held at ogden it la Is true that it Is maintained that a commas tillner lias has jurisdiction to hold a e preliminary tx tor for an offeree committed ilde of the judicial district brict in lie be Is sitting but to avoid any qu atlon the die examination of cough lii and georg C arki will be held tit ill the tit dla iriel in which the crime was com commet mit tad li 1 Th crelore it if it Is 13 fouad that thai he callin cehi wasatch Is in rich county which Is 14 in the fourth district distri tco bunty the p eirls ners will bo be taken to ogden it I 1 is possible that no preliminary examination biln a t to n of th the c defend defendants defendant an ta on cul I 1 the he of murder will be held jt it Is believed that it will be impossible for or them to give ball bail in the other cases c a s and that consequently it will n not 0 t be be necessary lit in order to keep th them im in prison until the grand jury m meets octal to rush push the murder cases the advantage to the prosecution in voiding avoiding a preliminary hearing in the I 1 buier cases would be the withholding of the ev evidence 1 against the prisoners from th the e defense it will not bo be long until the grand jury which Is shown to have jurisdiction cart can find an indictment for murler murder as grand juries meet early bewly ITI in september in both the third and fourth districts it the crime was committed c rn in rich county cu nty the grand jury 0 which meets at logan next month will talie take cognizance of tile the base and i judge dge judd says that in that ease case the urial trial will also occur at logan COUGHLIN AND GEORGE HELD bruce gets his liberty on nominal bond to appear as it a witness the hearing bearing of 0 P 11 II coughlin Coughl ln fred george and A D bruce on the charge 0 stealing a horse horae from john E rule was resumed before commissioner sommer yesterday forenoon L C williamson an ogden blacksmith was the first witness lie ile testified that on wednesday july 3 lie put two shoes on a horse horae brought to him by coughlin Coughl ln the horse he bald was a dark one lie he could not that it nas as a chestnut sorrel ills t testimony 8 was stricken out on motion of mr on oil tile hi ground that the complaint charged tho the theft of a chestnut sorrel horse A B malin who has a blacksmith shop across the street from william souls sons stated staled that he saw aw the horse taken by coughlin Coughl lu to and thit that it was aas a dark chestnut on oil cross elamin examination mr ii pointing at erico asked mr malin wysnt this the boy who he had the bor horsem lite and the replied 1 I believe it was the audience laughed and malin explained that the boys boya he be saw at the khop were dirty and aal it was difficult i to recognize them after they had been cleaned up george smith of charleston Chai Chat leston leMon wa batch county testified that he haw baw coughlin Coughl ln and george at the halfway half way house in parleys canyon on th the e afternoon of 0 july SS 1 15 and that at t that hat time there were two horses lit in the stable there one lie ot of chich v hleb was it a chast nut sorrel karl earl V williamson of pat paik k city laell that he also saw DAW coughlin and george at the halfway half way house and that he be rode for or several miles with the them up the caryon canyon one of their borsos hors ala was a chestnut sorrel Will hint bon I 1 q the young countr nian main who was with wilh ahr sheriff I 1 I 1 larrington in thu encounter with the desperadoes on oil Cran dalls arck crt est on july 26 on that oc occasion tire the handle of at his revolver wax was hit by a bullet fired by coughlin Coughl ln had it not been tor for the protection afforded altor dej by the handle williamson yesterday would have been in his ulve instead of on the witness stand ethelbert young a boy of it 11 testified that hl be saw the three defendants lit in emigration canyon at the toot foot of litile mountain on jelv ag 25 and that they had with fill thim a borrel horse our last witness except the horse announce count county attorney lArt littemore W have hav sent for him are you going to bring the horse into court asal it the commissioner facetiously deputy sheriff irwin brought mr rules horse to the of is I 1 booky block and thi the elliis c a inspected j the tl TI v tha i u turned into court and Lt hellert N ling ain i E V william I 1 1 c t 1 n and A B mall main t til nil d 1 th it th h r rs was the one ti it i 1 n it lii th session of th flit I 1 i 11 ii the prose cul I i t I 1 r f I 1 t ml I 1 t torne i I 1 tj 11 u 1 of his client 11 I 1 i in id i I 1 i I 1 i I 1 been made aj af i i i 11 1 1 1 l I 1 since ins his L ti it n 11 01 f tj j war rant 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I havn have no d doubt the court is 1 faill familiar w walli lit it a great deal of 0 law retorted re tortel when the latter had concluded i d hla his argument the commissioner sait sald d tile the motion to discharge Is denied mid and cott irlin ond and george are held to tile crand lary jury in the sum bum of 0 1600 1500 each oh exclaimed the attorney for the prisoners the ourt court proposed to told hold them wi io t g 1 ving us a chance to put in evidence the court understood replied the commissioner that you lid not wish to 10 put in any evidence the court la Is babli flad at this stage that the prisoners should bo be held well then let them lit be held re mr it liml had not been his intention to offer all any Y testimony the examination ot of coughlin and george on the charge charee of 0 stealing two horses RL nl murray on last saturday night will bo be commenced before C com orn sommer So irmer at 3 2 this at af |