| Show X rr 0 0 U d V itro live vinnie dinnie or ghe the To kerville tragedy acano co march letb 1875 editor de deseret mews news we ask farther indulgence to chronicle the endom end of the horrid tragedy of the dinst yesterday thomas W batty who received two balls through hla hia head expired at half past one pm inmost in most fearful agony deceased was vas born january at h 1848 1818 in pilley near barnsley yorkshire england i and leaves a wife and one child the coroner Corone of rane kane cou county n tj immediately upon being notified 0 of f the fact held an inquest a copy of which is herewith enclosed I 1 richard bichard fryer the slayer was bur buried burled ledin in the even evening g of the dinst respectably by order of the bounty coroner about twenty minutes past five 0 clock this morning the infant childe child joseph fryer breathed its ita last after having sundered suffered red untold agony the coroner on beningno being notified repaired to td the spot and held an inquest a copy cow of which we enclose the funeral of the ithe deceased took place about four this p m and was attended by a numerous company of mourning friends and neighbors the murdered mother and child were both interred in one coffin the murdered man and woman were good and virtuous ca citizens and held heid in high esteem by the community respectfully WILLIAM W HAMMOND In inquest queston on the body of thomas IV batty territory of f utah toquerville precinct rane kane co an inc ine inquisition helden heiden in boquer ville precinct rane kane county on the day of march marchil marchal A IX D 1875 before james jepson coroner of f said county couet upon the body of thomas thoma W batty there lying dead by ili the jurors whose names are berend subscribed the said jurors upon their oaths do say from I 1 the evidence given that the deceased came to his death by two pistol shot wounds in his head the same sama pistol shots being fired from a kintol pistoia in the hand df ric bic bichard h fryer at or about am march irth A 1 D 1875 the same benig being done at the residence of said thomas IV batty natty since bince deceased ili in testimony whereof the said jurors have hereunto set their hands the dd day valid and year aforesaid jonn JOHN PARKER parree 1 lymor LEROY W BEEBE I 1 jurors J attest JAs JAMES jeison jelson JEPSON I 1 coroner corone kano kario county In inquest aneston queston on khe the body nody of 61 joseph bryer infant territory of utah toquerville precinct rane kane county an inquisition holden in boquer vile precinct ct kane county on the esth day of march A D before james jepson coroner of said county upon the body of joseph fryer infant child there lying dead by the jurors whose names are hereto suase subscribed bribed the said eaid jurors upon their oaths do sa say that the deceased c came ame to his death deat by a pistol shot wound in the head the aforesaid pistol shot having been fired from a pistol in and at the hand band of richard fryer since deceased said pistol pitol shot having been fired at 7 a am m march maich AD 1875 at the residence of df thomas W batty since deceased in testimony whereof the said jurors have hereu hereunto set their hards hands the dagand day and year aforesaid DANIEL bagley 1 lerdy W BEBEE benee J jurors brors T E ell eli FLANNIGAN J attest JAMES JEPSON coroner kane county conclusions for themselves and as conscientious gentlemen though of divided opinions on other subjects have freed a fellow citizen of a foul blot that was sou sought ht to be brought upon his good name na m e for their action has not only set bet him at liberty from frem the custody of the officers of the law but has decided that his hia good name clear and annn beached before world in connection with the with which he was charged had bad never committed the evidence called out in reia reja tion to the general character of col thomas E ricks kicks was proba probably bly as bistrong in his hia favor as atiat ever produced for any individual ia IR a court of justice his hia acquittal was hailed tailed with gladness by his numerous friends by many he was personally congratulated they anticipated su sueh such 4 a result but that rather hight lightened ened their pleasure than otherwise the con COD conn coch dence denee Ce of OCOL col coi ricks eicks himself that he would be acquitted nev nex never er flagged for a moment being as strong as Ws was his conscious consciousness aness of his bis own innocence and as a consequence hel hei was perfectly composed in mind not only during the trial but during the time of his leno lenc lengthy thy incarceration pending his trial the manner in which the case was conducted by the attorneys of the defendant reflects great credit on them as showing how indefatigably they work in the interests of their clients mr bates some time since visited cache county hunted up witnesses and ae cumulated information and organized garil zed and prepared with assiduous care against the day of trial triai and as it proceeded the result of his efforts was vas seen mr sutherland that calm deliberate bellber ate clear headed lawyer has also manifested a quickness of perception an understanding der standing of legal rules and points of law in the conducting of the case that were admirable both those these gentlemen exhibited an unusual ability in examining and cross examining witnesses mr bates doing perhaps the geater portion of that work while mr sutherland stood ready with well taken objections to parry off encroachments encroach ments from the other side on the rights of his client As already stated in the NEW news the argument of mr sutherland at the conclusion of the testimony was of a character that showed the keen analyzing mind of the attorney while the argument of mr bates took a wider scope than that of mr hir sutherland but was alsa most telling and convincing more especially in his review of the evidence in the after portion oi of his argument seldom has such application and ability been ei excelled celled if ever in a criminal oase case in this tin s territory by any attorneys and in lating col ricks bicks on his acquittal we also do the same thing in iii the direction of his attorneys for the admirable manner in which they contributed to that desirable consummation coni suin I 1 mation matlon FROM TH THURSDAYS uit i DAILY MAR 25 storm M much of a wind storm early this morla moria morning lugg and an attempt atit at it a hafl hail snowstorm snow after afterward ward waid laursa A poor woman lost lest an old purse lirse on the street today to day containing about nive five dollars if the fiu flu finder der will leave it at this office for he her r s she will be very thankful ok jjr ajr another warden War den deu A G pad pid dock having resigned the of bf the penitentiary john hart ha we understand ben been appointed appo position Q next we understand that the case 10 of f the people of we the united states Sta tesee tesAc c vs george it reynolds indicted for polygamy will be the next case tried in the district court it will probably move on tu e day out ont outrage rage 2 the most rabid out si sl dersin derin our county consider Judge julge mckeand Mc Keans conduct towards president young yoong a perfect per reco peco outrage ag law debe decency licy and bemani humanity in rn this opinion saints and siu sin ners are ure baitie one 0 hylie HYDE iti fined and committed today to day henry miller and mary nary Clegg were before justice justlee F aper on charges of grossly 1 y immoral conduct miller filler 1 w was 1 ned fined 1 and mrs clegg 50 in default of which both were committed tomail to jail jall chews iggins again wiggins to whom the then deputy y IT a 8 marshal gilbert extended such extraordinary courtesies at theotime the time timo of his escape is non uon est eat again his hia council bluffs captors and custodians having failed to hold him so the proverb of cheres Vh eres emes rois wiggins is still good coroners inquest an inquest was held yesterday afternoon over the body bordy of ot sister nancy openshaw who died so suddenly a few hours previously by coroner george J taylor and a jury the result the investigation was a verdict I 1 in n accordance with the facts already published in the NF NEWS va coming home the ogden J franb uno march 24 says Elder eider William Willfam geddes has reached san francisco on his way home from australia we learn by telegram to alderman thomson that be will reach ogden on sunday survday next about 4 pm elder geddes return will be joyfully hailed by his family and many friends expected tonight to night the notorious jack beegal is expected to arrive in the city to tonight night from california Califor llla rila jaek jacw jack escaped bafo tr he began the service of the torm term in the penitentiary to which he be was sentenced it is probable he will i remain emain in laii ali all as long lorig as he deems it convenient for him to do so being apparently adall a jail jall breaker of no ordinary ability and intrepidity invited to logan we vve understand that on tuesday evening mayor W B preston of logan as a member of a committee appointed bythe by the municipal council of this city waited u upon on governor axtell axtell and invited eim elm him to visit that part of the territory the governor stated that he was unable to accept of the invitation at present but expressed an intention of doing so before long serious accident ais als this a dispatch was received by superintendent u er in P F little from mr arr charles decker dated at york the th 0 terminus of the utah southern railroad Bail rall road stating that yester yesterday day samuel griffiths griffiths one of the section hands was hurt by the tee caving of or a gravel bank it was thought that no banes bones were broken but hut it was as feared that griffiths had received some internal injury superintendent little and dr J M benediet benedict left the city at 7 this morning for the ene of the accident A dispatch received at ax gnp ning today to day stated that there was no apparent change cliance in the condition of the unfortunate man V street railroad Eail rall road the laying of f rails ralis on thu the ward branch the street railroad has come to a stand still and will remain so fo for r a few days until the arrival orl orv oa d fresh supply ef of iron which esex Is edd eld pecked to reach hero here within that time lime the track is northward north ward from the store near to where the turning eastward C will b be put plat down three blacks north of south temple tempie Street The eastern terminus of or the line will be nearly in a adirent direct line south of lindseys Lind gardens garden Z we vve learn from superintendent 0 P arnold that he intends taking up that portion from the NEWS office corner to the depot and laying the rails down east temple wemple street to first south street to the j unction of the ibe other branches court matters in id the district court this morning mr bishop on motion of judge Til tilford ford tord was admitted to practice at the salt lako lake bar the committee ef of ek examination re reported p arted in the matter of the a application P for admission to the bar of john johp macdou aidi and abd on their recommendation he was admitted it was announced by bk the court thai that for two weeks f commencing amm encin g next tuesday the tirrie time would be devoted exclusively to the disposal of criminal business and the remainder of the term afterwards would be devoted devoted to civil cases eases it will not be necess necessary ary dry for t the he district attorney to be in attendance anceal at court at beaver tie the tte week after next the civil cases will be je taken up in their order on the calendar a at the point where left olt off when th that lt class of business was last bebbie before the court register in bankruptcy this mornin morning g I 1 in the third district court a attorney mckean meran stated thata thaia short time since while acting as judge he be received from chief justice waite of the united states supreme court a communication dated march fth recommending for appointment to the office of in banki bankruptcy tintcy in the third judicial district of utah james H beatty mr melvean mckean had preferred not to f fake faue hue huo action on and recommendation of chief justlee justice walte waite W ite preferring rather under the circumstances to leave the matter to the action of whatsoever judge might be app appointed 0 i anted to succeed tile the late incumbent cu m b ent of the chief justices hip bip of utah and he now moved that J james rames ames H beatty be appointed in lil accordance with the recommendation and nomination referred preferred to tb the court then made the ap and mr beatty said ae he would shortly be prepared to file the necessary bond and take the oath of office FROM FRI erl days daxa DAYa DAILY MARCH MARM 2 28 fined amed A couple of knights of the cleaver Ul eaver were fined 25 each by justice for slaughtering 9 cattle on the sabbath day 0 1 commission to today day tod mr chas W stayner received his commis sion as notary public from the Q governor governor over nor f forfeited security A chinaman arrested for gain garn gambling plin kiln left sufficient cash security for his ap appearance p pe arance at ten 0 clock this morning in justice court he did ilot lot appear appeal and his security money therefore the city treasury belligerent today to day a blacksmith named sayers who had bee been i n in the employ of naylor adylor brothers being intoxicated made an ari assault upon mr george georgef naylor drawing his pistol and threatening to shoot him ahe was attested by the police and lodged in ld jail jall pending trial which issel assel is set for tomorrow to morrow morning in sheffield eider elder EN E freeman writes from sheffield eld eid under date february 13 we have rented the building known as the 1 rew liew tew brunswick hall etall spital pital st t SW etar hill shen sheffield field in i which to hold hoid old oid our oar meetings hereafter ten ter and arld trust by the bless biess blessing irig of the tha lord tord to be enabled to do some good in this part of the vineyard millennial star march 2 will soon recover samuel griffiths the young man maa mente mentioned on in yc yesterdays NEWS as having been hurt at york by the eav edv caving i ag of a gravel bank on wednesday was wast brought to town last laa evening by supt bupt little and dr benedict he was not so badly injured as was anticipated and it expected soon to ree recover reeo reco rec ven Vcr faise false rumor humor some ome pmj senseless unfeeling persons endeavored tz to im the he c of the public I 1 of this city today to day by start starting ing and circulating a rumor that there had been a ter terrible tible tibie shooting affair at bingham in W grchich aich three men m eni one oue of them theal attorney theodore burmaster had been shot and killed on inquiring at the telegraph office we discovered the rumor to be without the slightest foundation being a falsehood ma out of whole which hap we were w ere li pleased leased to learn elderia Eld eid elder eider erIV y C Stal Sta staines ines inea our emigration agat who it will be remember cid tid by th the L readers of the star left salt ladd city dec lith for the tho eastern states to look after emigration q g matters prior tho he coming leason season writes from new now york city eity feb 14 1 that he finds f railway rail rall way vay officials stiff on prices for the ensuing sea season sott he fully expected to have baver gota got a re on emigrant rates over the union pacific it R blit bilt the president emphatically refused to make matke ani any although he had not been abid to accomplish as much as ius he lie had ludd anticipated or hoped holled for he fiad no fears but what he could secure theold tho the old oid rat rates eafrom from new nei york to oden ogden namely betka 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