Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

hsnd on his heal What the cause Of
his death is Nrs. Green ctnno divine
hut when anyone questions hor In
certify she become. very Indignant.
Mrs. Green's ernest manner has lcl
Chief Farley 20 send several telpframs
to tho chief Of poles Of fack.nnviliu
the neatest telegraph station 1, May
poft, aud a reply V awaited with IN.
terest.
Nettie Murillo, good.iovking young
woman. was IN deep disgrace yestor.
day. She was accused Oi theft and
whom confronted with The evidence of
her guilt broke DOM and confessed.
The girl went " visit her mother at
home, in North Oakland. AMER re-.
n.aining al the house a while 9tner
and daughter started Tor Broadway.
The latter soon excused herself for a
moment and went back into the house
for the purpose OF unlock Ing the back
door. The mother and daug htsr did some
shopping and the latter departed under
the pretext of gO,ng to Ftuitvale. In.
stead Of going there, however, she
hastened 10 heS mothers nome Rnd
entered 10y the Back door. She lost no
time in breaking open trunk, anu ex.
u
uosit In the Union Bank Of si2l3
belonging ~ her half.slsier, who II
now an inmate OF the Deaf Dumb and
| blind Asylum az Berkeley, and also "a
silver watch. three gold chains, two
wejdinV rings, earrings ami diamond
ring. When Mrs MurillO returned 10
| her home she foi4nd that she hn1 been
robbed and ut once reported the matter
| TO the police. A detective WIS stn.
toned at the bank and yesterday the
Young lady called 70 draw The money
snd was placed under arrest. when
she con- sssed her guilt AMI reiurned
the stolen articles tue charge OF grand
larceny was reduced to petit larrel y
and the mother sw ore ~ the complaint.
San francisco chrOn c'c.
Last evening about O'Clock, says
! the Laramie BO.utsrlug, George Iuuc
was about e. ruturn SchlabAch, the
Keystone poslofilcu robber to his cell,
ami while he had bo'h hands On
uAgeI unlocking tue door 10 the cor
r,Ior. the prisoner sprHng upon him
with the ferocity Of lion IN an en-.
deayor to escaIe from the jail
Schlabach had been out doing sum,
work around the corridor. While 8,
engaged no had succoed,d Ia ge,liug 4
piece OF lcad pipe about ntieen inches
long from the plumbing IN the closet
rhis he hal secratel In his clothing
and HAD whipped 1t out suddenly
while Iund nan his back turn Il
Yuud, however, discovered tho move
ment ami turning quickly receive
only CHANGING blow the FIST time %
the top and lc't side Of the head. TheI
hogan a ha1d.to-hnud fight. TIT
convict tucceeied In striking Yum
ugain above the ear along the right tid'
Of the heal, but George stoDt up like "a
cat boat IN gale. He hal bunch Of
eight large keys In his right hand nu
he commenced TO play lively tntlo
on the TOP OF tue cOnvici's head viii
these. He Ind grabbed tie pipe viii
his lett hand and 5chlahhch becimi
almost puw.rless before the Strength
and detrfm nation Of Iund, IN,
scramble continued out into the kitch'
Ell, whore George got the fel'cw ovel
the sink nud soon took the fight out u
him. The keys hal cut him up aroun.
tho lace aul head considerably unt
Yuni's head required "A hat few size
LARGER. Deputy Sheriff Dave Sarvul
was up stairs AMI, hu0riHg the hlht
ran down stairs ana got there Just II
time TO hear Schiabach say, 81 Civ
up" He was handcuifrd anu shackle.
add placed In cell. Nund mad a yer!
marrow escape.