Show REPORTER COURT DOINGS MONDAY march na 0 0 A M ad court met ia in the tho semi Sero mary Hary lary pursuant to adjournment journ ment minutes ali All of saturday were read by the cle cie k samuel simuel was admitted a citizen odthe of ha united states judge cradlebaugh expressed himself inn in favor of taking up the case of the murden murder es and potter and proceeding with the examination of all the tha prisoners together mr wilson thought it best to pos postpone apone the ex until mrs parrish arrived mr blair said he lie did not like piece jece meal examination M it was not profitable and did not riot aid the cour court lin tin in expedit ing the exam examination inal 1 oil before it if other witnesses were on hand the defence would waive thew they claim to cross exa exan ulue niue lue mrs par pir rish air williams did not think it was safe to go on with the case till lil ill mrs parrish parn h came and hunce hence he be would prefer that the examination should go no further till she arrived court adjourned until to mairow 10 a m TUESDAY 29 10 A 24 court met as per adjournment minutes of yesterday read by the clerk the judge called up the tile case of examination which had been adjourned to await the arrival of I 1 na M s parrish mrs airs lucinda A parrish was sworn and after detailing in full all she knew of the ilia circumstances ol 01 the murder of lier ber husband and son eon judge cradlebaugh asked her it if she bhe had bad at any time visited salt lake city to iee lee see bee bigham ying young in reply mrs parrish jave gave the following 0 ing account of her visit I 1 forgot to state that I 1 promised my husband if it lie he did not live to see mr young that I 1 would go I 1 went and told him ex gov young what had happened and arid asked him what it all meant ha ile told me lie he did not know and that sprin aprin ville was 15 years ahead of him said it was done unbeknown known to him if he had bad been apprised of the matter lie he would have used his influence to have prevented it I 1 went lo 10 see him again last winter between christmas and january but did not see him ludge judge did the clerk tell you in relation to a carriage and span horses horbes that flint brigha j young had told him you vou had better go to the bishop and not riot to a gentile court no he did not riot say that but that brigham did not wish to see any dody tody now days pres young was very unwell at cit that tinie time mr blair biair asked the court to discharge mr john dailey there bellg no evidence eide ejde nce nee implicating bim him I 1 the judge said he be bouli not dischar discharge 9 e him at that stage of the proceedings orrin E parash pan ish wan was sworn and judge cradlebaugh baugh read the testimony which he gave give g ne at a previous time said it was right cross examined by mr stout james gemmell geen Gern mell meil was called and his ho evidence gwen g veil vell last week read to him cross examined by gen blur court adjourned adjo aimed till to at 10 a am m and the examination until 2 20 p m of tha the WEDNESDAY 10 AM court met pursuant to adjournment nii Ali minutes of yesterday were read by the clerk and the signed by the judge the judge then delivered the following remarks the written part of wll wil b he was pleased to allow allot mel mei to copy KM modge TODGE DGE CRADLE BAUGHS REMARKS ON THE GOVERNORS proclamation I 1 will state to the gentlemen of the bar a and aid d also to the congregation congre galion present that I 1 received a document yesterday from alfred cumming gumming and what I 1 have to say about it I 1 have embodied in writing so that it may not riot be misrepresented his honor then read the following fol foi loving i 1 g r i I 1 i I 1 h pave v received a document ment from alfred cumming governor of thi hi territory which in its heading purports to be a proclamation while in the body of 0 the document it would seem to be a kind of protest instead of being addressed to the general commanding tile the department boutall oU 0 utah tall tali it seems to be intended for lh the at large taking the whole thing together it seems to be leagued designed to exasperate the people of this territory against the troops to obstruct the course of public justice and aud to excite iu subordination insubordination in the army in i his ibis document do cumont governor cumming gumming speaks of a company of united states iu fantry infantry being stationed around the court lione howe in which wirich I 1 am now holding a term of 0 the district court ard and also of several additional companies of luf infantry autry antry oneff one of artillery and one of cavalry being bong stationed it in sight of the courthouse court house ile he also says eyb that hat the presence of these soldiers has a tendency s riot not only to terrify the inhabitants and disturb the peace of the territory but also to subvert the ends of justice by causing the intimidation of witnesses and j brors 5 ile he says that this movement of troops has been made without con consulta consults sulta tion lion v with ith him and against the letter and spirit of his instructions in rezard regard to his statement that the troops are stationed around the courthouse court house bouse at provo I 1 have only to say hat that the assertion is not true they are stationed near the courthouse court house bouse and on one bide side ide of or ft it the additional troops referred to as being 14 within sight of tile he courthouse court house bouse are at camp caina four miles distant this assertion must have been designed to create a false impression aa as to tile the relative situation of the courthouse court house bouse and tile the troops in regard to the inhabitants being terri teril terrified fied by the presence of troops it Is proper to say that many of them are very much annoyed by their being here at this time but those wh who seem to be stricken trick with terror have fid ald the country on oil account of crimes committed by them and arid the fear of just pur put hament for heir of fences among them are to 0 o be found several of the jurors presly Y dens dents of stakes 11 bishops and also civil officer e r of the territory it i perhaps proper to say that hat the grand jur jury y was selected by the cou county n ty court tinder under a recent of tile the Leg lature Malure of this territt ry which was signed and approved by governor cummi cumming ig go and that several notorious cli cil ninale were members of it that none but those who are conscious of guilt gulit are under the lii ili fluence influence of fear is manifested by the fact that at all times when the he court is in ses elan elon the court room is crowded by hundreds of the assertion that witnesses and jurors are or have llave been intimidated by the small military detachment tach ment near the court cobit house is without foundation while the real fact is that wll wil witnesses nesses have been threatened and intimidated by the very inhabitants who are said to be so much terrified to such an extent bas has this been carried that witnesses who appear and testify on behalf of the prosecution are compelled 0 to o seek safety under the protection of the file troops that are here many of them having signed a petition requesting ting tinz that the troops shall not be removed and representing that their security and safety depended alone upon their presence in regard to the statement that troops are here without consultation consul with his excellency tile the court has yet to learn that it is subservient to and arid cannot act except under executive dictation his honor than observed 1 I have thought proper to make this statement in n regald to this proclamation cl cla amatin mation of his that llie ilia public may know it Is not according accordi rg to the facts on being asked by the court if they were ready for the examination gen blair said that the defence d had sent one of the deputy marshals with subpoenas sub penas for witnesses and he had bad promised to be te back by 11 Judge Cradlebaugh replied th attile court would remain in session from day to day and give the he defence all an opportunity of getting their witnesses ue ses gen wilson made a statement in regard to several cases which bad had been before the grand erand jury that in the case of henry forbes they had acted but had not reported to the court said tile the finding of the grand jury wao no cause of action the evidence being insufficient to prove ho the corpus delicti Ws hii honor said that so far as those of fences were concerned it was his intention to look into the whole of them then at his residence and perhaps he would sit as a cammi ting ma magistrate istrate during the whole of the coming summer summers or ir perhaps lie he would remain till the chief justice should arrive who had charge of the district and lie he would try and ferret ont out the of renders offenders mr air wilson spoke of the killing of brown and call cali at fillmore by indians he hd had the record of the coroners inquest and wished to know if the marshal had served serve tile the subpoenas sub penas which he lie furnished him for witnesses in the ca cae cage case P marshal dotson replied that he be had not neither did he feel it safe sare to go through that indian coun try without a posse I 1 mr wilson said in the case of killing at lehi I 1 it was proven conclusively that the man was killed bilt but it did not appear by whom the judge remarked A subpoena was issued for tile the bishop of lehi leill and I 1 heard that he came into the city here to test testify ity probably but that is the last that has been seen of him I 1 will stop and examine lle ile lie ilia matter as I 1 go cro through there perhaps we shall shail find the bishop at home court adjourned morning at 10 |