| Show LOCAL NEWS FROM TUESDAYS tuesday DAILY 16 removed heretofore rags for the paper aper will mill have been received at thy the basement of the DESERET NEWS b building t a this ahli business has been removed to the old eld music hall building W first south street mr goodman is in charge of it and alt all rags designed lov lor the paper mill mast be delivered to him at the address designated they f will not he be received atthe at the NEWS office premises in future alse discharged arged and arrested john W snell was braia brought in ingrom from the pen today to day and upon a hearing before commissioner mckay was discharged chat ged he had served two months and 13 18 days more than his time thomas penton enton jF of the sixth I 1 ward nard was rearrested at a 3 p in for unlawful cohabitation his alleged plural wife was as a witness the hearing of the case was set for 8 30 p in before commissioner mckay quick time the steamship alaska of the guion line i i arraying a num hum becot missionaries to europe reached on the IM dinst having swe the passage in six days and twenty two hours remarkably fast time taine for the season of the year the fastest time recorded lor for won guion ste steamers awers heretofore has hag been as follows alaska newyork new york to queenstown Queens town 6 days 18 hours 87 minutes arizona new york to queens town 7 days 3 hours 38 88 1 minutes I eu tes alaska queenstown Queens town to new york 6 days 21 hours 40 minutes arizona queenstown Queens town to new york 7 days 6 hours I 1 minutes OZ court notes proceedings in the third district court today to day Soc societies Socie letle tie des mines de lex ington vs alex mayberry court finds for defendant costs taxed against plaintiffs the grand jury came into court M 8 severance and louis cohn were sworn as jurors to fill the vacancies by the release of P F claunan RL H lannan aunan and M K cullen united states Ys vs H H hawthorne defendant flies files motion in airest 0 judgment overruled motion for new trial denied defendant sentenced to four our years imprisonment in the penitentiary tent iary and a fine of and costs M H lipman vs A W moore on trial before a jury Z 8 aldrich vs TS DH D H sanders dismissed franklin C thurston et al vs herman and mary E hill dismissed franklin C thurston et al vs chas W symons et al dismissed d is missed L dental vs va P F W hayt et etal al order amending complaint and amended decree allowed and entered accounts of united states marshal and united states attorney from june 17 to june 30 1886 approved first district court the passing of sentence upon mrs parry is set for monday i next at 10 a am m yesterday elijah box was arraigned on a six count indictment accusing him of having lived with his wives abraham chadwick was accused accuse dof of the same offense aaa in a three count indictment the bill against fred W ellis for the same offense fease of was divided into three counts by request of mr richards the cases case against box chadwick and ellis were placed on the bengal general call for trial and the defendants will ov plead when their cases are reached hyrum hyram taylor charged cw ged with assault with deadly weapon deapo 4 to took ak two days to plead ahw the trial of P A Me ilsen for obtaining money under wile false pretenses was set for tuesday nex tand tana the witnesses for the defense ordered subpoenaed at th the a expense x P ense ot of the territory miss rose ballantyne was arrested and bi brought ought into court she was placed tinder bonds to appear as a 86 witness in the case of the united S states vs P F A brown indicted for u al cohabitation the case of ake united states vs lorin farr for unlawful au lawful cohabitation was taken up ud was proceeded with today to day timothy parkinson pleaded guilty to an for unlawful cohabitation aiza a wi saidee said he was ready lor for sentence gente aoe at the suggestion of the court the dae passing of judgment was defer deferred ved until 2 today to day when on refusing to give any assurance as to his hl sture conduct he was sentenced aced to six months imprisonment and to pay par tine fine of robert sterrett was admitted to citizenship iz tz this afternoon the examination of witnesses in the farr case was continued PROM FROM WEDNES DA DAILY NOV 17 bound 0 over v er yesterday afternoon aheu hen taken before commissioner mckay Kayon on the charge of unlawful cohabitation thomas fenton waived eg e amina tiou and gave til 1000 bail lor for his appearance to ausberto any bill found ag against dinst him by the grand jury convicted the trial of peter ieter of ney hillstead hillstad e liquor dealers for permitting disorderly conduct in liis his place ol of business bu ainess on the of july last took place today to day in the third district court four police officers and a domail woman who was present at the time stated gave testimony showing that some disgraceful scenes were witnessed ai at the place and in the presence pic sence of the defendant several witnesses for th thi defense including the defendant himself denied these allegations a but the jury kiy evidently con concluded cluied that the positive testimony of the wit nesses for prosecution was the conert version and this afternoon noon found the defendant guilty ten lays clays stay way was allowed pending a motion for new trial the examination the case of the united state vs andrew andiew W who ho was arrested today to day on the charke charge of unlawful cohabitation came up before commissioner mckay at 3 this afternoon the corn plaint is sworn to by D W rench charges that from december 1883 to november 1st ast 1886 defendant lived with mrs A W and jane doe as nia his wives three of the defendants daughters were the only witnesses the substance of then testimony was that the alleged second wife left her house a year and a half ago and her present whereabouts are uD unknown known he had bad been seen at her house occasionally prior to that time this evidence was not deemed sul sufficient and accordingly at 30 a recess was taken to enable the prosecution to get other witnesses gone hence the orion onon era arai published at st johns arizona has folded the drapery of its couch about it and laid down to pleasant dreams in other words it is dead an article in in the last number headed valedictory and addressed To our readers Ee aders says among other things one reason for its discontinuance is that the paper his has not received the support necessary to pay ex expense pense sand has involved its edit editor or in debt which lie he is able to fo pay by selling property in another territory but blit unwilling be lieving its batrous will settle up and an d relieve him froin this necessity and now earnestly requires that they pay v up the editor mr john B milner announces bounces that hereafter heie after he will devote his entire time to the pr practice of law in which field he will certainly be more successful buc than he has in that of jour Ari arrested ested and discharged lat evening deputy depute Mars marshal lial cannon arrested philip on the charge of unlawful cohabitation with mrs martha and clariss clai iss i L ames as his bivs the defendant gave 1000 bonds for foi his hid appear ace before beffie the commissioner today to day aay at the examination P L williams appeared as counsel for foi the defense A of not guilty was CUL entered erod and the two ladies named in the complaint and two or three others w were ere called callea as witnesses the defendant also testified in his own behalf the substance of the c evidence was that while the defendant had two alvis several years ago he and tile the plural wife entered into in an agreement agi cement to separate since that time they had bad not home borne the relation of husband and witt wit nor nid had the defend defendant aut supported her he had met her at their daughters houst a number of times but always by invitation aud and there was nothing thin to show that the association of tile the two wo as husband and wife had been maintained in fact an opposite condition of things was shown the defendant was discharged commissioner mckay finding eluding I 1 that there wits was no probable cause to believe him gu guilty ii ty court notes kotes proceedings in third district court today to day M vs E awall et etal il dismissed hohti Joh ti Bow et al vs charles W ai default and j judgment cabarles Wa pauless uless petit juror ex aused B B pitner bitner vs fred solomon andrew gebhardt gebbardt guardian substituted for plaintiff the grand jury came into court and reported seven indictments under the laws of the united states and one under territorial statutes an attachment was issued for geo smith a defaulting jel aultin witness before the grand jury thomas jenkins thomas ryan and george C watts who are under indictment were ordered to appear in court on friday at 10 a us for arraignment n salt lake city vs peter keeping a di disorderly sor derly house louse tried b before forea a lury F iid ffman for defense and F Y y S richardi J 11 II movie for prosecution cution verdict ol of guilty I 1 united states vs george dunford uni unlawful adf ul cohabitation ion plea of guilta 5 sentenced cea to imprisonment for six months and to pay a line of foaud and cots the united states vs Eliza dunford r proceedings in contempt against witt witness case dismissed the people vs A J 1 peacock b bat tury try on trial before jury k exe smith case atter after our repot rep rt closed yesterday afternoon judge took the witness stand and te testified stifled substantially as bis predecessors had saying smith acted like a madman jamesm james M smith and officers johnson and J Y smith followed but nothing of an important nature in addition to what had already been brought out was adduced the prosecution then rested and the defense made a motion to dismiss chica was argued pro and con till after 5 when court adjourned till 10 this morning at that hour justice announced that the mo tion was overruled and the case for the defense was commenced the plea ea of temporary ins insanity aulty su ue P per induced by a injury to defendants head inflicted 14 years ago and being under the influence of liquor was interposed mrs smith the defendants mother and J M Smith Smi gave evidence as boboth these points strongly supporting the theory odethe defense subsequently in rebuttal S H B smith defendants father was called by the prosecution but his evidence was more favorable favorable to the other side at the conclusion of his testimony the case was as argued by the respective attorneys and closed at 1230 when the court decided to hold smith to answer to the grand jury in the sum of when we went to press the bond had not been given but it probably will be soon |
