Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-12
FROM "JUNlUS.
More Dark Pictures of Chicago Life.
The Dakotas.-Noses and Nose
Pulling, etc.

~ "sel INV -
y excitement by the doIngs of Oh
81 humble citizen from the wild ives
q It appears that one Joseph Kane
d alias Patrick Grove, wanted to Sc
c a little Chicago life. He was tire
u of Denver and Omaha, one-hnrs
y towns. His first night in town b
u spent in one OF the large hagnio:
3 Towards morning he robbed his Re
: male companion Of some jewelr.
4 worth $500. In Chicago vice an
wealth are Synonymous. Working
! girls, or tradesmen's wives, dom
have jevelry. Next day Mr.. Kan
pawned the jewels, but the polio
were already notified, and wheI
police officer attempted TO arres
Kane, or Grove, the latter shot tn,
policeman and then ran away
He was pursued, but before bein.
captured he shot another policeman
and also a printer, and WOUNDED
himself by an accidental shot
When in the police station ht
thought he was on the point Of death
and sent for priest so that he
might die Christian. What a sad
commentary on Christianity q.
It Isl
There was another exciting cpl
I aasfN.s ~ 4
day morning in this city also. We
have had one good snowfall this
season in Chicago, and that was
during the last week. A party OF
five young ladies and three gentle
men, employees of one the large dry
goods houses, went out for n sleigh
ride. They remained out all night,
but in the morning took a street car
to ride down town. They were 50
gleeiul that they aroused the ire of
other Passengers, and a detective
was called in. The detective turned
out to be James Bonfield,
brother Of the famous Captain.
He watched the antics of the party
for while, and then stopping the
car in front Of police station, "run
in' the whole party. The ladies
turned out TO be daughters OF some
Of the most prominent churchmen
in Chicago, and some were Sunday
school teachers. In consideration
Of their families the captain in
charge at the station let them go
home, though the girls were proficl-
ent can-can dancers and veteran
jewellers. II they We're unfortunates
who had neither families nor friends,
they would be tTundlei of to po-
lice court and sent to the bridewell
for hundred days, and newspapers
and policemen would boast of keep
ing society pure. Preachers pour
out their hearts for the African
savage, but close their eyes and pad
lock their tongues TO the savage do
ings in their own flocks.
We have had here lately several
church scandals. a Lutheran
preacher named Rosebeck got drunk
IN wine room the other day, and
then went on the street catching and /
hugging aud kissing women who !
happened TO be passing. OF course I
ne was arrested, bus We have not 1
heard OF any punishment being I
meted out TO him. Probably he told |
he magistrate that quinine caused
u When a scOundrel who uses the
title Rev. commits an offense, there
are hundred excuses for him. but
when Paddy Lannigan or Barney
Bache commits an offensc il Is
charged 10 total depravity. and they
are bagged Off to prison.
But the most deplorable occur
renee OF any in n long time hap
2ened here short time ago. 1t ap-
Dears a man named Henderson left
wife and five children in
New York State and came
o Chicago about one wear
ayo. Heioined a prominent church
iere, and was soon known as n
eader in religious work. He .anr
N the choir. Here he made the ac-
iuaintance Ufa lady, single. though
not over young. Both were associ-
'ted In religious work, and both be-
ng religious, no notice was token
i their intimacy. 1t was reported
hat Henderson was seen drunk r,
everal times Finally he went on {
What Is called ga big spree" His
ldy friend went TO his room to nurse
nm. In his drunken rage he shot 1
nd wounded her badly. Ii then l
that both were living in
Unlawful sexuality for some time.
nd that the fact was known 10 the {
Their members. 1t also transpired :
nat the organ loft and church cor !,
ldors were often used as trysting i
laces by these sinners for their IL b
cit intercourse. And yet in Chi S
ago this is not unlawful cohab- d
alton, butChristian purity. r
y religious sect known as the "
evangelical Association is ailygrtis-
ig itself by church trials among its v
LENDERS in Illinois. This sect was ~
arted in Ohio some forty years ago. n
4 Its organization it recognizes the %,
der Of bishop. II is one of this
der, Bishop Bowman, who is
DIV on trial for SANDER, falsehood
Id Incorporate language. 1t ap-
airs that the bishop, in his hilari-
Is moments, amused himself by /,
ling his co-religionists sons OF OF
a cooks and grandsons of guns III
ID revolvers. His language on +.
ese occasions, though belonging al
a dialect Of the Anglo-Saxon, pr
III not bear reproduction in print. 80
he bishop has been suspended or sa
posed until September, 1881, when ru
case viii be considered in gen. Bs
Il conference. But it is thought TN
3 conference will fire him totally re:
m the church rs unfit for any
igion. he
The Dakotas are coming promi- ar
atty to the front in Chicago at the &c
sent time. In South Dakota ID
'tituhon and misery prevail. do
tn cattle and human beings are me
lgry. What a strange thing, and the
ners in Nebraska burning coal Is {
fuel. In the coal mining regions an
hers are idle and also hungry. du
luse the mild winter has left on ma
III immense quantities of coal. RO
I, IN Dakota, cattle and men are fro
lgry and cold. We are told our the
utry is the home OF railroads and pro
and soon. Our transporta- lie
!, too, is supervised by Federal by
but when disasters set wa.
we are no better off than the den
nese, who use human motive wa.
power, and the South con
orleans, who use pack mules, @
-os and goats. our
ommittee OF South Dakota citi few
J is now here collecting money vic,
food and clothing for the people alar
ome. Some 500 tin boxes with inv,
S were placed in much frequent 3 co
torres, banks, shops, churches by
other places likely to be visited butt
he charitable and wealthy. In alar
,tions on these boxes appealed The
IA Tor DAKOTA 1t turns out ing
that the originator OF this conr
me, Mr.. ID. l.. Milford, is The
unworthy Of public trust. Some lars.
hard things are said about men
and his record shows that in in 4,