Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
CONDITION OF UTAH's INSANE
ASYLUM.
The Patients Rolling in Filth
and Dirt.
PATIENTS IRONED HAND AND
FOOT,
And Severely Chastised with Stick
and Strap.
the WOMEN PATIENTS INAu-
MRELY TREATED.

SPECIAL To IHE SENTINEL
SALT LAKE, Aug. 25.-Dr. G.. A. Tucker,
$ gentleman who has jus: arrived in Salt
Lake from New South Wales, and who has
credentials from the Government of that
country, introducing him TO the principal
Governments Of America and Europe, OBJ
tanned permission Of Governor Murray to
visit the Utah Insane Asylum, situated q
short distance from the city. Yesterday,
accompanied by L. S. Marshal Ireland,
and Mr., Neal Of Louisville, Ky, he visited
the so-called asylum, and gives the result
of his investigation to the Tribune in a let
ter over his own signature. He found p
patients, II males apd nine females, roll
ing in filth and dirt. Two Of the patients
are sane, and why they are in such { place
no oue knows. In the yard OF this insti.u-
ton were iron cages, kept fer the purpose
Of combining patients, 5 number Of whom
were ironed hand and foot. An attendant
said they gently chaStised these patients
with a stick and strap, the latter being
used on women. The stencil around the
place was unbearable. and the filth was
like that OF pig pens. The place Is in
charge Of 8 Mormon by the name OF Sey-
mpur 3. Young. and nephew of the de-
fuuct prophet Brigham. DR.. Tucker was
informed by an a'tenuant IN charge thal
P%sshtS are &uiti..slG 20 tLe pnaVe BY Br
baa,a Tn5ge sn3 5fs,hsrse1 bv the doctor
or Judge in like manner. The doctor Of
the institution young VISITED the place
on.t a. 4Lee"-~' --'...@s Il oo.!u n
~ ri - n 49,
~ - - s.'- -ogtIs
y. ~Hf -eSe4 ~'H '--
CIV Ho mo- 49, - -
masses u 0e-,-'' Us ~.IS1A. tS
stFa!nt ana corpora EGA!'omSHt was
"""+tH : LIS u'S-+s-s.' ~ S@-d Ne ~
tim7s usei q cane On us inmates tA@' III
the case Of one he s124uSd MIN ny sonclnS
aim win COZ" "4'7E GI"- ne "AS eAn-uS'-
ed IN efheF eaSeS lie uses BESIDES i cane,
iron mGnac.eS en- -ha hands aud feet, and
"a '+S : u: -
If f;s III. ~ 81 - 49, s~.tsn5s1t
assis, in subauins her. In conclusion. Dr..
Tucker said have. during the last four
months, VISITED eur asEtlms IN New SCUM
"a'SS' LnFss II '!t.eE4"' t"o III A0e.S4de'
tNo Il 1@HshlS' ta'ee IN Se" Le4IsAa,
ouS IL aoAutaIA' '4.r5 l. ta1ioEni@' enc
- N7N%a=' "4I enc III C'Ah' ana IN no m
s.NASe nave seen sl5Ats SO horflo!e IS
those q to-day
LonS.Sought Treasure Found.
ERIE Pa, AUG. 25-Capt. D. Chaplin,
: mi,i,r ,,,s-o-o. H Ts~sa s.-rck
,o,r.s,r,b. - 49,. ~.-.;,, ~ ,ha
-
her IN ~ 49, -! $3.50 .ta ~ ~
the schooner yarwirino w6iah with 350
ions Of so1ps-. VS. srnE in : Storm nssrly
50 wears 80. Tbi. m1~nirg the msgn4tic
injies,or vss vjo1antiv 3;s.rrh-5
sounding wss na9a sr5 the wrack 5isrov-
sred il 50 fee, O, water, An inrot weigh
in. 50 pounds wss brorgh- 70 ths surface.
\ huge diving bell will be placed over the
spot snd men engaged to get up the long
SI-S ma treasure winch " WORM
y" AoSA' Aug 2'-4As Fo5' says s.
company has been organized under the
name Of the Great American and Furorasn
p-,
- 80 oo.fNH' T''L -
sho~.sn:9r tho rim batwssn hin r11n.yv
and Europe. The plan i 10 convey pass
sHgers BY rail to = point on the eastern
Si q Nlsre : steamer
: - : P-IA. ~ q "9ssStH
49, u t[Lt@na' G.ss-A; oni! t,oty Hl.e'
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SUM AS"i" 81"
A--"AsAAA' aug @'-Es"' inward
A'@7s' DvAoe@A' nsmoeE o. congress
has been sued II the United States Circuit
Court by John Rice, proprietor Of the
fremont House, Chicago, who slieSeS tina.
BgsES ~c1D5deneed him out Of Sl25 by
getting him TO cash two drafts on the
efSraAFa'-Arn o. me mouse ol repre-
, "-7U N o"eI
Bpowxs--r rrax1 Ar. O., Tbs-s
~
we're g new cases yesterday and TWO
deaths. Twenty-Five quarantine officers
aaTa been sworn in. Three eases Of fever
developed 81 or brown, Al4 the