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Show A ROM ANCE OF LUST. THE CRANO JURY CIVES ITS ATTENTION ATTEN-TION TO A RACY SCANDAL. An Adulterer From the Heights of Summit Sum-mit Confesses His (iuilt-The Bolton Stock DealDecision in the Con-dor-Ou.uirrh Controversy. The grand jury is today giving its attention atten-tion to a scandal in which John Ollow and the alleged victim of his lust are the leading characters. Ollow was arrested some time go on the complaint of an uncle who Bought to avenge tho wrongs that were leading his neice into ruin, and taken before be-fore Commissioner Norrell was held to answer to the grand jury. An inquiry into the ease brought out the most disgusting .etato of facts. No evidence was required to prove that the young girl was a simpleton uid that Ollow having detected this took ad-Vantage ad-Vantage of her weakness. She made no ictfort to conceal her infatuation nor did lie. To the very Hires hold of the court room he carried his caresses, Bhe, all the while, returning them, and scarcely able to .realize that she Lad offended the majesty of the law. A married man, Ollow, it is sur- miscd will be dealt with quite severely, while the young girl will either ilnd refuge in the reform school or the asylum for the insane. Condor No. I -Oquirrh. Referee Merritt to whom was referred the reuse of Henry Deuhalter et al. vs. Thomas Venard and in which was involved the right of possession of the Condor No. 2, in West Mountain district, has Hied his report, which liolds that neither party is entitled to the Xuti kory iu,disputo,and the eoueiusion of (law was that judgment should be entered that neither take anytliiug upon the suit but sach pay their own costs. In the ease of the North Eldorado vs. the Condor No. 1, in which the 6atne parties were at issue, the referee held iu favor of the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs, Denhalter, Hoffman and Holden were given possession of the Condor Con-dor No. 2 lode on the suit liled by the North Eldorado against the Coudor No. 'J and upon report the court ordered a decree in conformity con-formity therewith. The District Court. The following orders were made in the district court during the day: L. M. Olseu vs. Bio Grande Western Railway Rail-way company; continued for the term. The People vs. John McNesJ, fornication; defendant enters a plea of guilty and jiving rights is lined" JiliH) and costs. The co-respondent in the case is Caroline Walker who at the time of the examination washeld in the sum of $m. T. W, Haiglit vs. C. E. Pearson ct al.; bond on injunction lixed at i'.HtO. Mury S. McLaren vs. Alouzo (j. Bast ct al.; an action for damages caused by an overflow of water; on trial before the court and a jury. Patrick l'hclan aud Stephen Hays vs. Henry Denhalter et al. ; on motion of couu-m couu-m ! for plaintiffs the suit was dismissed. Ho Pleaded Guilty. John O'Noil, a beardless young fellow, ar-Tested ar-Tested at Peoa, Summit county, on a charge of having censor ted with one of the frail nymphs of the neighborhood, was arraigned before Judge Zane this morning, aud entered en-tered a plea of guilty, whereupon he was lined $100 and costs, fn company with an officer John went skirmishing for the amount from his friends, but had not succeeded suc-ceeded in convincing them, when last seen, that the man who drained the cup of folly should uot pay for it. The Divorce Milt. Sarah Jane Maroon began proceedings in lie district court this afternoon to secure a decree of separation from Edward Clay Mtrqon alias Clay Edward Merqon to whom she was married at Rock Springe, W yoming in 188S. The complaint sets up that after living with her for fourteen months the defendant de-fendant disappeared, leaving her upon her own resources. She now demands a decree of divorce and such other relief as she may be entitled to. rroh(o Court. Estate of W. ti. ("allot, deceased; hearing Of petition to set apart personal property for use of widow and minor child and making allowance for their support, came on with one notice; Ada, Collett sworn and examined; exam-ined; order made setting apart personal property t- prayed for, end making allowance allow-ance for support of widow and minor child in the UI of $"I per mouth to date, from death of deceased. Estate aud guardianship of Job- Woodruff et al.. minors; return of sale of real estate came on regularly for hearing. Guardian directed to make inventory of said estate, u order made appointing appraisers continued con-tinued till February I.'!. Court Notes. Andrew Exstree, who undertook to impale Hans ReBtea with a pitchfork, is held to,the grand jury. The criminal calendar will be called on the last day Of the mouth. Aii action has been commenced in the Third district court by Richard D. Howe aeainst Lucy D. Watts, asking the foreclosure foreclos-ure pf a mortgage in which is involved I160Q. |