On 13 June 1843, JS filed a complaint before , Illinois, justice of the peace , accusing Latter-day Saints and of participating in a the previous day. Because the complaint is not extant, the nature of JS’s allegation against Dayley and McMellin remains unknown. Later in the day after filing the complaint, JS departed , Illinois, to visit relatives in , Illinois. Robinson issued a warrant for Dayley and McMellin, and they, along with James McBride, were arrested by deputy sheriff and brought before the justice of the peace on 17 June. Since JS was out of the county, he was unable to appear at the proceedings and the defendants “were discharged for want of evidence.”

 

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