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t. A TRIO OF U. C'S.^ Henry Grow Says He Is Sot Guilty “ ' of the Charge,While keclriirtjrfou Owns Ip to It Like™ a Little Man.m^ ( 11 | w Brother Futdger Armfgeil ou Threein 1 net Jet men Ik for His Offence*111 _mmmThis being the dny set for llenrv Grow, John W, Keddington and Herbert .L Fonlger to appear before tfie Third Dis-. trirt Court and enter their plea to the c harge of unlawful cohabitation, the trio presented themselves, with the following,5? • results:To, ,tilenMINHV GKOU -,V A s tin: FI KMT OSKCalled, and tho indictment found by the i Jraml Jury was read, charging him with living unlawfully in the marriage relation from 1882 to October, 1885, with Julia E, Grow and Emily S. Rawlins as hie wives.On being asked his answer to the chargeagainst him, he pleaded not guilty, andwas allowed to go for the present on a continuing bond from Comnihsiuner Mc-y lyay's Court,I JOHN W, KEDniXtlTOKListened to the indictment charging him I- with unlawful cohabitation from 188.1 to d May. LsS5, with Aquitla 1C. Keddington and Mary Jane Toll, in the manage relation as his wives. He entered a pica of guilty, and by request the Court poet-jKjned the sentence for two weeks fromto-day, and Keddington was released ! until the 21st inst. on the imiid given iri the Commissioner's Court. Friends ofthe defendant believe that he will taketlie sensible road out of !us present troubles by promising to obey tbe lawsin tbe future and thereby save a term intbe Penitentiary.ilt;£MKatJEKT J. F«LGEJl.iijerintetident of the Twentieth Ward t 'iMip., was the last of the U. C’s to face the Court, while the clerk administered to him a triple dose of the unpalatable remedy furnished by the Grand Jurv for his stubborn complaint. The first indictment set forth that the defendant hadlived the criminal life of a cohub. withEliza 31. Eoulgcr and Charlotte Maria Hall as Iris wives during the period between January 1st, IS84, and DecemberMist, 1885. Folger pleaded not guilty tothe charge and was about to retire on the continuing bond now' holding him for flint, when the clerk politely informedthe self-assured defendant that there wananother document to which he desired to his attention.caotnhA KKCOND INDICTMENTFor unlawful cohabitation, covering thejieiiod of time paKsed between January ].IHSn, and October 1, 1885, was read, and IL-iilp r answered os before, “Not guilty.” But this was not all, and the wilful violator of his country's laws suffered an-other rcpetiiiun of the effectual antid-.i. fur IT. lt;.fcJaIiiSfttlGitItltctlthe Titmn iSDienresT Embraced the happy time passed hv Eoulgor with Iris plural wives from De-uemijer 1st, JSSJ, up to 18S3.A plea of not guilty was entered alongside the two former ones, and the Court allowed the continuing bond to answer for the first count, hut obliged the defendant to furnish *1,000 sureties for each of tbe other two charges, l oulger replied that he could get nil (lie hlt;mds doitmiided, and a deputy marshal escotod him downtown among his friends.It would soem that doubling the dose would prove sufficient to knock all the romance uf going to prison mid being a mnrtyr out of any Latter-day .Saint, iihd to make ilie treatment three times strong seems next to unre death to the unlawful practice of living in the marriage relationwith more than one woman.siiscireINbiTIKorletilatniehwlmi:
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Salt Lake Democrat
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Sat, Nov 07, 1885
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