Show THE DEATH SENTENCE calton to be shot on november A DEFENDANT WHO LAID ASIDE HIS RELIGION RATHER THAN GO TO PRISON BEAVER utah sept 1887 Jpe special ciul dispatch to thle the DF SURET NEWS per deseret tele graan this morning william le favre aivre and levi lev savage were each arraigned on the charge of unlawful cohabitation both defendants pleading guilty the court proceeded eGed to impose sentence levi lev savage having no promise to make was sentenced to the usual six mouths months and and costs william lefaivre Lef ivre upon being called up stated that he be dealiea to LAY ASIDE RELIGION and every thing else that would cor conflict with him being a good american citizen that he in good laith would abide the law and UVO his acht wite wile only lie he asked no however wever whether it would be panis punishable liable for him to support the family of the second wife tile the court replied that there was no law preventing him from sending aid to any une one but that he must keep himself entirely away the company of the second wife and from acing anything that would cause an in inference ference that he was living in contravention of the law the court coun then imposed a fine of isaac liddle havin having been convicted on the instant of unlawful cohabitation was called up for sentence in reply to the interrogations of the court as to his hii intentions he said that tor for the last three years he had lived cithia the law the court replied that the evidence adduced showed overwhelm overwhelmingly i ng I 1 to the contrary and proceeded to impose pose the usual imprisonment and an fine e in lull full ANDY CALTON was told to stand up when mr denry denay interposed a motion for a new trial coupling the motion with a brief argument to the effect that the evidence did not mot warrant the verdict the court after considering the various points raised by mr denoy denny especially that of premeditation and the fact that all parties concerned in the tragedy were under the Wf influence luence of liquor overruled the motion the prisoner upon being asked it if he had anything to say why sentence should not be pronounced replied that he had nothing to say only that false evidence had been given the judge then athen briefly reviewed the case reading the ithe indictment and wound up by asking calton caiton what mode of execution ne me would choose calton thereupon elected to be shot the court then pronoun pronounced eed judgment that ahat he andy calton be committed to the ahe charge of the united states marshal hal by him taken hence to a place of conAn confinement ement within this territory and there safely kept until saturday the day of november 1887 that between the of 10 and 4 of that day he be be taken to some place within ahle ahls judicial district and there I 1 I 1 SHOT UNTIL HE the judge appeared to oe ne overwhelmed with emotion as he finished pronouns r ring ing the sentence calton seemed to hardly realize his bis terrible position and W was certainly the least affected ot of any A one in the court room at the time of his sentence smilingly recognizing various acquaintances as he passed out in char charge chare e of the deputies the prisoners riddle savage and cation cahon were immediately escorted from the courtroom court room and taken right off era en route to the penitentiary the case of john fitzgerald charged with grand larceny waa wa war r next called the defendant waived the statutory time of f pleading and the im paneling of tite fat jury was immediately proceeded with yesterday J af M riddle a son of isaac riddle was arrested on tile the charge of attempting to obstruct the progress of the court by tampering with the jury in the case of the united states vs isaac riddle the bonds were placed at tue tae sum of |