Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-15

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email yi.nrc Oi New hl.5., STOUT nine
u.l,s from This place, W. tla sruGr of
tupl' muidg- un SATURDAY Afternoon.
Tho detail. surrounli uir terrible
Hlrray places Tho tragedy on record sr
Che most c0ld.bl0Jdtd ever committed
in Cgngis,
no Victims comprso % father,
M thpr aud d turhfar. Ills" WDru not
only muyIvf. %, put the horsp ia which
tbov lived was hrcd ~ the pcrpe'rltor
0i the derd Tor The pufu0se ui CgurU-I-
inr his crime, md tde Iniics were not
recovered until burned beyond regoe-
milton.
Tho names Of the viuliao w,rc John
Luc.y, ngcuty yenr.; haWiic, aged
hf.y.uvu years, and IN ulugutgr, Mary
NuH, agod ir.y-elght years. They
Ncru AN found io the remain4 u tAp
burn'ag 1ulliiug, anu tho.o .s NO doubt
int an thruo were muricr1I before the
htuj ai0mp,ad 10 hide hig attacks by
suiliC.y hro 10 the binding.
Whtn tive eNUiiumont Of fighting The
flames was oyog inquiry Was made AZ
% the uauso Of the flce. IL wob s1uu
aacertained that suspicious character
had been seon about the house Of
LUCKY during the morning, ami was
noticed % cross y igld 10 watch the
houso from bush In close proximity
10 ~. Tina was just or'lra ths fifr.
Later the Individual wac again neen
on The road to 5milh's Falls, Carrying
a parcel.
Chief Constable MCGOWAN at once
Instituted inquiries aud learned that n
young man answering the description
hnd put up the Palace Hotel, and
the chict wont IN search OF him. AZ
the hotel he LEARNED from the ptoprlc.
tor that q young mau had arrived
there ahout 1880 O'Clock In the oven.
ing and had as once gone to the barber
shop 10 got shave. He was noticed
IN tct very strangely, IA though par.
Italy intoxicated, and ho tainted twice
while lie the chair. lie thon asked fIT
room, aud, on being shown ono,
lockOd himself 10, refusing ~ con-
verse with any one.
The chlei, on learning these par,lou.
lnfn, vent 10 tho room and askrd the
man hia name, which he gnvs ua
CHARLES kingsiey. lie was next In.
viled % give nu account OF himself,
whrn he answered that he hal been
olt Ia the townlhip OF Kitley, visiting
an uncle,
The olief asked him II no dld not
visit the house Of MrJ. Lucky, and II
no did not ret lfU 10 the prclniFes, nd
ding that he would have 10 artest him
on the charge OF numbering Mr.. anu
Mrs Lucky md their daughter.
The Young man declared that no did
not know anything ahou, tho murle I
/ OF Mr.. aul Mn. lucky, but about
twenty minutes afterwards he con.
| f.ssci that his own name was Lucky,
Lucky, the murdered man.
He was thun taken 10 the lookup.
| Since placed bahlni the bars, however,
40 Is very downcast aud realizes that
he has li,tle chance OF escaping. IA,
ate u hearty meal AT noon, but speaks
little 10 anybody aud preiers not to talk
about the murder.
Tho scene OF the murder In a quiel
country place, and there are only 4
| few huildinps in the neighb0rhood, ~
that the fend could easily have com
mlIted tho crimes Without boing de-.
tvcied.
1t "a presumed that he first murdered
Mr.. aud Mts. Lucky. The former 10,
turned from Smith's Falls about
O'Clock in tho afternoon, anu there q
SCARCELY doubt hut he was killed by
his son. The next victim must have
been Nus. Lucky, the prisoners step,
mother.
A set OF teeth found In the yard,
about lfty yards from the house, be,
louged 10 tho girl, who, 1t appears, was
murdefously assaulted before reaching
the house. Whether she MANAGED d
get within the residence or WAS Killed
outright anu then carried indoors by
the murderer Is stlll unknown. How.
ever, her body wa8 nearest tho front
door, and close to II lay the crisp bodies
Of her aged fathcr anu siepmother.
The bodies were placed in box
yesterday and conveyed TO Mr
Luoky'a eldest s0n'u farm, about mil,
distant, where they were viewed today
by tho Jury. The intutnment will talk,
place tomorrow forenoon.
Thousands Of porous visited tn,
scene OF tho murder yesterday, ant
the greatest excitement prevailed
Visitors from the counties OF LanafS
Leeds ami Renlrow are floCking IN
and nothing else 10 being talked OF.
The inquest will be continued Il
Irish CTe,k ON Wednesday.
Tho accused, Charles Lucky, wa
originally engaged ~ u farm hand by
Andrew Holland, near Ottawa. ii
stole Persinn lamb coat worth $3.50
and fur cap, for which he was trlet
and convicted on the Sth OF October
1891, and sent to jail Tor ono year.