| Show TRIAL OF A 11 31 11 lusser lussen THE tur prosecution TAIL FAIL TO PROVE ANYTHING BUT tue TUB JURY WERE i PACKED TO CONVICT AND DID 80 60 last evening the witness for whom the prosecution asked the court to wait failed to put in an appearance and that side rested recorder george AL cannon was subpoenaed and produced the record of dee deeds s which was offered in evidence b by t the h e defense the prosecution objected but the court finally ide elded to admit the record if it was introduced to prove prose that the women occupied thedrow their own houses the record showed that for the consideration of one dollar in each instance the defendant transferred to the three women named in the indictment certain property the transfer took place on july 1883 and the deeds dee ds were recorded august 1883 mrs annie 31 sheets tes tided that mrs belinda pratt musser occupied d theowest the west half of mrs mary mussers hussers Mus sers house only a while her own was being built the new house was in the ward where belinda moved to in december last defendant had informed witness that he had deeded each wife a home the last statement was objected to but was admitted as the statement of mr musser the defense rested their case and the court adjourned until 10 am to today day this mornin morning gAir mr dickson delivered the opening address to the jury and was followed by brown and bennett for the defense in conclusion mr varian delivered delav red a kiolein speech denouncing the mormon onty only community and declaring that poleg amista would have to publicly disown their wives and have the ma marriage ariage contracts anether legal or illegal annulled the judge charged the jury that if they believed beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had lived in the habit and repute of marriage with the women named or with any two of them tu bring in a verdict of of guilty the jury retired and returned in about twenty minutes with a verdict of guilty as cha charged r aged in the indictment sentence no e wi will I 1 be pronounced on saturday may ath FROM MONDAYS DAILY dally bly any MAY ALY 4 A new penitentiary the sum of 55 has been appropriated wiit with which to erect a new penitentiary en for utah marshal irelnd ireland has received official notification of the appropriation and the money will soon be forwarded and deposited in the deseret national bank the site forthe for the new building has not yet been definitely deter determined but as soon as practicable ti it will be selected and the work commenced departure of delegates agreeably with the resolution adopted by the various mass mee meetings tines that assembled throughout the territory on saturday to the effect that lion hon john T caine john W taylor and john Q cannon be delegated to proceed to IV washington j sh ington and present the which has been prepared setting forth the grievances of or the people and protesting against their continuance to the president of the united states these gentlemen left by this mornings U C train for the east nail bail reduced this morning the district attorney moved fora continuance of the case of the people vs robt Lowne Lowrie for enticing females into a house of prostitution until the next term of court giving as a reason that im important octant wit witnesses witnessed nesse s were absent in eiler eller either elther weber or summit counties and the marshal had yet yet vet been unable to find the defense objected but the case was finally continued and on the suggestion of mr dickson the amount of bail ball was reduced from 1000 to district court proceedings in the case of the charter oak life insurance company vs wm A stephens trustee et al the tile demurrer to the cross complaint was sustained and an exception taken the case of the people etc vs robert lowrie charged with enil enticing ging ping females etc was allowed a continuance and the ball of the defendant reduced to win wm E chappell and thomas rees reea residents of summit county and thos ainsworth of salt sait lake county were admitted to citizenship the case of the united states vs oie ole L hansen for unlawful cohabitation occupied tile the rest of the tim timp unexpected death gur pur randolph correspondent brother john snowball sends us the following item on friday april a boy about 8 years old a son of 0 J and fanney spencer of randolph went out in the field with two of his brothers and brother thomas longhurst to pick up and burn sage brush after playing 9 and working for some time he left the rest and he was seen by brother longhurst to lie down after he had bad lain sometime some time brother longhurst went to wake him up h s he thought the boy had gone to sleep and he be feared he inight might take cold through the ground being very cry ery damp lamp but on reaching the little C fellow fello he found to his horror that the boy was lead dead with his face pressed down in the soft plowed land it is supposed that be died in a fit as he was subject to fits hits the funeral ser vice was held in the meeting house on sunday april 2 bishop mckinnon presiding 1 the second district the governor has issued the following proclamation assigning assi ening judge boreman to the judicial district embracing the southern portion po artion ot of the territory with headquarters headquarter s at beaver city TERRITORY oy OF UTAH executive office I 1 J SS know all men by these presents that 1 I ell 11 II murray governor of said territory by virtue of the authority in me vested do hereby assign the lion hon jacob S boreman to the second judicial district to hold court therein this assignment to take effect on wednesday the sixth day of may next the assignment of the said jacob S boreman to hold court in ir the first judicial district at the adjourned february term dated april 3 1885 is hereby revoked attest mv my hand and the great seal of the t he territory Terri eory fory this thirtieth day of april A D 1883 1885 seal ELI en H MURRAY governor by the governor ARTHUR L THOMAS secretary from the sandwich islands among the guests at the walker house are arc a party of tourists from the sandwich islands who are returning to their homme now after an extended trip through the eastern and southern states one of the party mr samuel parker has been representing the sandwich islands at the new orleans i exposition his wife who Is also ol 01 the party is a daughter of J H napela laa a prominent hawaiian Ha walan who spent several months in our city a number of years ago and was one of the first con verts to ane the gospel on the sandwich islands when the party arrived in this city yesterday they took tock occasion to hunt up their country people who are residing in this city finding some of them at work at the temple block and also calling upon them at their homes they were agreeably surprised at finding them so well situated and so contented when asked by their visitors if they would return to the islands if the means were furnished them to do bo so our resident hawaiians Hawaii ans declined d ec lined with w I 1 t h thanks thank S the party were called upon at the hotel by a number of former missionaries to the sandwich islands among whom were elders john T caine E partridge H P richards klc KIc hards and F A mitchell A tip over A gentleman by the name of B edgington Egg ington a resident of the ninth ward of this city having in view the trading of his city property for a place at park city borrowed a horse and light spring sprin cart from james thomson of the uth oth isard ward and set out early this morning accompanied by his wife to drive to the park on reaching the mouth of parleys cahon eanon and while passing what is known as the red dugway dufwa the horse either shied and ran the te cart off the dugway dui or backed off it is not quite clear which spilling the mccu occupants 0 out u t of the vehicle and then rolling g down himself the gentleman received a blow on the head from one of the horses feet and the lady was also ulso somewhat hurt but both apparently were more mare frightened than injured when they were met a few minutes after the accident by bro W J Pac pace eJof ejot bof Kamas who happened to be corm corn coming ing down the canon the latter immediately med lately instituted a search for the horse and cart which resulted in his findan findings 11 t the wheels and axle with the springs attached the tile portions of the vehicle and the horse and harness having washed down the stream which is now considerably swollen and being nowhere to be seen brother brothen pace race brought the unfortunate couple and the remnants of the trap which were found to the city with him deputy registrars the utah commissioners madette made the following appointments point ments meats of precinct registration ol 01 fibers on saturday DAVIS COUNTY stephen hales east precinct elmer E peebles west precinct john boreman south weber robert simpson south hooper luther burnham south hooper john 11 meredith meredith Kays kaysville ville james T smith farmington parley P evans E vans centerville Cent erville SAN SAX JUAN COUNTY 11 D mitchell james A lyman bluff city the following were appointed today K KANE axx E C COUNTY 0 UN T Y H A barton glendale precinct W ff laws johnson BL B L young youn kanab W 11 roun roundy dy upper ka kanab nab willard carroll Or derville T it al england mt alt carmel J A st stewart ewart rah Pah cheah reah SALT LAKE COUNTY james Sp Ulett big cottonwood precinct john brunton bingham geo canning Bri brighton gliton vincent shurtliff jr butler butier i henry L brown bluff dale joshua terry draper james jamea hawker easl easi mill creek amos gabbott farmers A P mayberry lort fort Herrl herri herriman man mebin mehin D cook Cx granger ranger BY B Y goldine dr granite anite jos bosn N morris hunter huntee 11 C walace little cottonwood A B thompson creek win wm B hardy mountain dell samuel bringhurst north jordan charles gilmer glimer north point 11 II T pleasant green S L howard riverton Ki verton L F wells sandy henry W winchester south cottonwood holt south jordan james T monk silver I 1 jno ino no S thompson sugar house phillip stone union james 11 crismon crosmon Crl cri smon west jordan C H M y agramonte salt lake first precinct bvm dvm H brayton second precinct john W clark third precinct brigham briham Y hampton jr fourth precinct samuel G sheldon fifth precinct |
