| Show local and other Iffat matters efrom FROM THURS DArS darb daily OCT 10 RELEASE eider elder franklin W Young called to take a miss mission ionn loft to the sandwich islands by the vote of the late semiannual semi annual conference lwi has in cari coti consideration of the circumstances of himself and family been honorably released JOHN jonn TAYLOR president of the council of the ibe apostles stealing henry parsons alias if henry enry hibbard charged with stealing cattle from the range of mr george east on yellow creek was waa before judge today to day at pm the examination had not concluded correction in copying the long award list of ladies exhibits class T at the late fajr fair a few mis mistakes takee takes were made mades which the chairman of f the awarding committee mrs P M statues Sta inea corrects as follows best knit wool packet mrs corrish 1 not bira lira mathews Mat huwa hewa beat tambour and lace matthews 1 1 not mua mra catch best braiding miss P jennings Jenning Sj 1 not mrs alder best fancy bead work mlis dew dow ey 2 not mrs confab Cor con nah mah fab best silk mits mrs free 2 not mrs J P 2 freeze I 1 best silk embroidery mrs alder SI 1 not miss bliss parsons best embroidered ottoman jane jennings 2 not miss bliss P jennings best quilted bedspread mrs P M Stal Stai ries oes 1 not miss A davis consolidation A consolidation of the deseret tanning and manufacturing fac turing am association and the boot and shoe ahoe establishment of mr W V H EL bowe has been effected and at a meeting heid held on Tuesday the following board of officials waa was elected john taylor president wm jennings Jen ninga vice vlee president D ar McAlli ater secretary I 1 tf 8 hills treasurer and W H rowe bowe superintendent perin this is an important move in a good direction the benefits that will result being as obvious as they are certain the ob object decd being to place home manu fractures fac tures on the home bome market not only will the profits accruing remain here to benefit benedit tue the people of this community but by doing hway sway with middle men and the exorbitant freights to and from foreign establishments which have hitherto had the manipulation of utah leathers the consequent reduction in the price of boots bots shoes ac will enable homemade home made goods of substantial make to compete with foreign importations and eventually to them the alv ment deh det deserves erves the hearty support of I 1 tho the people of utah third district court proceedings in the district court yesterday afternoon atter noon chief justice presiding thomas allsop vs john hard castle et eta al twenty days additional allow allowed edthe the plaintiff in which to allo and ser serve ve a statement in op up peu peal nicholas bicholas groesbeck Groes 60 becu bech vs joei M abelson Jb elson olson 2 motion by plaintiff to die olt tat 11 f A ii ty mies appeal for want of ordered that the appeal bo be dismissed with procedendo prece dendo to issue henry keyser VP vf F W randall bandall et etal a default of defendants randall bandall winsor winson and revere bovere mining company entered defendant longstreet withdraws answer and judgment is entered as prayed J W oconnor vs W V E win bor eor eft ett et al default of defendants randall bandall winsor winger and revere bevere alin uin mining company entered clerk to compute court adjourned till this morning at 9 30 ton today to tom N day the case of elizabeth cut ler vo v homas thomas taylor et a al de do fault defendants of entered and case referred to E T sprague to report to the court his tin lin findings dingi of fact paul beus vs M motion by plaintiff to strike out part of answer new york loan and indemnity company compani vs the emma suver buver mining company motion by plaintiff to strike demurrer from the files nuno nuna pro tune allowed roswell hutchins hutehins hut Hul chins va vs william gill mills mille trial by jury verdict for plaintiff forthe for the amount claimed defendant given 20 days to file motion for a new trial E C J chasers chase vs george denton den ton by agreement case bet set for oct 31 J W oconnor eta vs F W randall el et al trial by court judgment against all of defendants as prayed 0 D schmidt vs F W bandall et al trial before court judgment against all of defendants as prayed the collett case tuesday afternoon ter noon judge tilfard continued his remarks mra mrs Caz lers lera testimony was not consistent with the story she had told to the grand jury a year ago then she was ready to a wear that Rock Bock wells party was composed of five men now she says there were only four the story of the murder is told in that infamous book pub by that infamous man mau bill hickman Hiek man mao and all these thing things shave have tended fo to fix many fictions ia in the tho minds of the witnesses lea tea on ou this thia matter carries carriee its own refutation tion vion lor ho be to repeat the words collett uttered 20 20 years ago a thing which no human bajier could do to save anve 13 ilja jila jine but the manner of skeen on the witness stand was another refutation fu of hla hia own testimony instead of a i H g collett as a murderer he hie said he loved him as a brot brother er yet he has gone about the territory divulging the secret of his hia confession conte aaion and comes upon the witness stand to swear away that brot brothers hees bees life j joseph josaph os a pil ake skeen en was a most unwilling w witness apparently but just at tho the proper moment he told what the prosecution wanted him to which shows that he fied tied his interest terest in the matter was the rep reputation uta of his hib son eon his bis hate bate and the hate of the whole skeen family for the prisoner judge Sut reasoning was thus agthe the bodies were thrown into the spring and therefore the confessions of collett were true the confessions were true therefore the bodies were thrown in the spring and athe the corpus delicti was established lis ils lied the evidence that thoi rockwell party did the deed is purely circumstantial cum four your mon were reen seen going irom nephi to the north somebody eis elbe else esaw baw saw three other men going lit in the same bame direction but who saw baw aw mhd the deed committed some other othet mansaw at provo in the possession of the rockwell par ty on oti their return from the bouth south a k grey sy mule which was recognized as h having belonged to the atkens albena its color was wag chang changed edi to that of dun when it reached lehi but it was waa grey again it reached salt lake city and euch such is the character of the evidence on which the prosecution in this case asks a conviction it matters mattera not whether the men were murdered ur dered at willow springe springs as alleged for collett was not there he was hundreds of miles away united states district attorney vanzile Ie followed it had not been denied that such a man as john aiken was waa parsing tb rUgh this thia territory in 1857 and the prosecution had bad that john aiken was murdered at willow springs wednesday morning 9 judge budge van zile wile proceeded with his argument claiming that the testimony of mrs cazier must betaken betoken be taken as truo because not contradicted alico alice robinsons evidence dis dia holo murderous plot and implicated large number of citizens of nephi on the morn morning itiL the Califor niana left that town sh she heard house the plot laid and none of the plotters were put upon the stand by the defense to deny this thia damning testimony leave all the other testimony our out and come como to the interview between young woolf and hla hia mother on the return of tb the e wagon he be had bad driven to willow springs with the two wound edmen that night that boy hoy woolf there thore told his mother the horrid details of the revolting deed counsel took up the question of the corpus delicti and pointed out that circumstantial evidence is sufficient to establish the body of the crime but the confessions made to bill skeen by collet so closely corroborate all the circumstances related by foote cazier robinson Bo binson down and others as s to leave no doubt of their truth and hence the proof of of f the prisoners guilt is overwhelming As to the tho attempt at proving an alibi ahoi counsel called the jurys attention to the fact that witnesses for the prosecution could not and did not try to fix the exact date of murder but said it was late in the fall of 1857 which did not mot in the least conflict with the fact that collett left salmon river biver on PA ost of that year after telling the jury that the eyes of their country was upon them and that their fellow citi citizens all over america e expected x them to do their duty counsel ln said the facts brought out overwhelmingly r proved the guilt of th the 4 h prisoner ab judge emerson then deli deil delivered verd veAd his charge which will be found in our collumes elsewhere |
