Show FROM filom Mo mAils DAILY amt 17 1888 APOSTLE ma GEO q CANNON surrenders Ului telf to the th e united states marshal UK 13 TO THE ON TWO indictments shortly before 10 this morning apostle george Q caution cannon gave himself up to U a INI arshal dyer to answer toe charge that hers has been pending against him fur living ata his vives lie he drove up to tou too federal court house in a carriage and accompanied by his attorneys F B S richards and legrand wea we direct to the t he marshals of A tew few minutes later and before the opening of the curi he entered ane cobit room and took look a sea seal within the bar the news that apostle cannon had surrendered himsel hima eif lf spread rapidly and within a few moments the court room was tilled with spectators when the court was opened the proceedings ce at once began mr air peters if your honor please georgeq cannon is in court and delares to be arraign pl on two indictments that are pending against him in this court lor for unlawful lul cohabitation clerk cerk mcmillan read the first indict ent covering from july 2 1885 to dec 31 1 85 to mr cannon who entered a plea of guilty F S richards Rica ards counsel coandel for the de if your honor pleased please mr cannon is desirous of waiving waikim his bis right to have judgment passed at some future date abd aad asks that sentence may be pronounced at the present time mr air peters 1 I suggest that he be arraigned on the ather indictment please mr richards we have no objection to that the clerk of the court then read the second indictment the period in which is from march 21 1886 to sept 15 aw and to mr cannon abo plea pleaded cled guilty ml MJ peters 1 I now move move for judgment if your honor please inasmuch as be has waived time court addressing mr cannon ile have you any reason reasor why the sentence of the court should not no now w te pronounced upon you mr cannon no reason Q court ourt you have been arraigned arra igne under the indictment just now read t toa you and by your plea of guilty you admit that you have committed the offense with which yon have been cb charged arged it now remains for the ourt to pass its seti sentence tence upon you dour plea of guilty his has saved the government the expense and labor of trial and your submission is an ed gement si tacit admission that you submit yourself to the authority of the law and admit the supremacy of the law which every man must bow to and give obedience to the offense to which you have pleaded guilty is made by the statute of 01 congress a misdemeanor and the punishment fixed by that statute is either a liae flae not to exceed or im rison ment for six months or both within the discretion of the court I 1 am not unmindful that you have submitted yourself to the court that you have seared the government the expense of tri aland thado far faraaj as I 1 know this is your first appearance am I 1 right mr peters the first time he has been with this offense of course coarse it implies the commission of the offense of polygamy which is now barred by the statute of limitations court that is not before the court continuing g the court said taken into consideration these circumstances cesi I 1 impose upon you and this is the sentence sen tenee of the court that you pay a tine fine of and that you be imp imprisoned ri i s in the penitentiary seventy five davs mr peters that is but the one case your honor lionor please court that isra 1303 the first indict ment mant V mr air peters 1 I now move for j judgment on the second your honor court to defendant have y offu any reason why the sentence of the court should not pronounced upon you on i the he second indictment mr air cannon no sir bir court coart 1 I am under the provisions of the I 1 statute enacted to cover this binse authorized as I 1 just now stated to impose upon you certain limited punishment in this case I 1 impose upon you a further punishment the sen sentence terice ot the court is that you kiy a tine fine of and that you he be incarcerated in the penitentiary ofie hundred days in answer to a question by mr peters tho the ourt court said the second sen would begin at the termination of the the marshal then took the defendant in charge and as the latter passed out of the court room a 1 number of his friends shook bands with him and bade him farewell in the marshals office mr cannons three eldest sons took beave of him and he w was then conducted down stairs to Ste cond south street where a conveyance bance was in wai laitine tine sr and in which he be was taken in the custody of marshal dyer to the penitentiary |