Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-01

aud Montana smeltet. two miles from
Great FallH, Montana. Sixteen trucks
pnssei over his leg near the body. He
was a native Oi Kentucky, was in the
Mexican war, served under Jsn Davis,
was a captain under l.Be, ana was one
Of the survivors VI pickott's famous
charge ut Gettysburg. lie was an old
Missouri pilot. Jewell had bceu en-.
gagged In mining In Mexico, Arizona,
Nevada and California in early iimee,
He was Mason Of high rank and one
Of the Oldest in tho United Statrs,
having Joined more than fifty yean
ago.
Fred kiner, who resides Just on the
other side Of Snake river, was assaulted
and seriousIy injured on Monday
afternoon. Mr.. kinef crossed the
river In q small row boat Monday and
on attempting to return he found two
men, Likes and Welsh, occupying IL.
They refused 10 give IL up. Mr..
Kiner demanded the boat, saying that
he desired 20 return ~ his home.
After few words one Of the men got
out and attacked KiHuf with an oar.
He, however, worsioi both men ia tho
struggle, got possession oi his beat, but
NJ he started OF he was struck over tue
head with n rock thrown by one Of his
sssailauts, and was knocked Into the
water. The men He'd and ue followed
UP town and swOre out warrant iOr
their arrest. They were tried bpiore
Judge McConkey and bound over TO
tue grand jury, where last night n
tuie bill was founu against them. So
Lefpi6kou Uf1hol Teller,
An opinion by Judge Bisaell Ia the
court OF appeals will IN all probability
save the lile VI man convicted OF
murder AMI now ia the punitentiafy
awaiting execution, ani may result iD
his release. VIM. i. Roberts, sentenced
over u year ago to be hanged for the
murder OF Henry Il. kapolla 0n May
2s, 1891, IL che lucky msn. His wife
obtained divorce In 1870, previous to
ia. commission OF this crime, eud thus
was permitted to testify against her
| former husband ut has trial. The IL.
\ vorce case was carried to the court VI
| appeals on an error, on the ground that
tlie service by. publication was MT
properly made, or II made was not 20
| shown Ia the piiidsvits, ami therefore
the county court erred IA granting the
decree. Judge Bi-soli reversed the
lower court and declared the decree
null gnJ void. This will result Ia n
decision Of the murder case now be.
| fore tho supreme court, givius Rob.
erts "a new trial. His wife still being
his wife, according 10 Judge Bis-eii,
will not DO allowed to testify against
him, ANA he aiancs good chance Of
cquittaI.-DcHrcr Nova.
The Chinese highbinlers nre In u
soTiy plight, says the san Francisco
| ChrOHioie. Three OF their hatchelmou
| have been sentenced 10 siX month";
imprisonment for carrying concealed
/ weapons anu five more are Ia the city
| prison awaiting trial. Only one OF the
niue fighting men who were arrested
curing Inst week has teen released
under bonds, though Influential mem.
befs Of the waiting highbinior tong
are using every possible means Ia
secure their temporary freedom. The
Highlander war IL not over, aud the
leaders are anxious 10 marenal their
full fighting force. The Chinese CON
sui has at last found an opportunity 10
show his power "a ngaiust the nigh
binder element. He took action
on Thursday morning last after meet
ing had been held by the Six COM
panle-, aud tue see Up Tong And Or
yek Tong men had refused 10 suttl,
their difficulties ina Ieaceabie man
per. The consul concluded that III,
prison was the best place ior numbering
hiIhblndors, und ho resolved 60 nj,
tho police by keeping NIL oil them wiz
might be arrested behind the oars
An order was Issued from the consul
ate iogbidding any Chinese merchan
Of other Chinese 90 qualify on auI
bail bond for the release Of Chimes
arrested for carrying cOncealet
weapons. The orIef has hai is effect
aud not ODe Chinese has been release,
since II was issuej, though many in
ilueutinl merchants VINO sympRth.z
with one side or the other would other
wise have come 10 the rescue OF The
prisoners. With the MASSES In China
town tho consul genera, has no ililu
encu whatever, and the highbiuueF
have openly DENIED hlm, as hp cannot
enforce his demands IN this country
But With the merchants II is different
Thcysre all known at the consulate
many OF them have business connsc
tons In China, and nearly all OF then
expect TO return 10 the mother country
In China the consul generals word u
law, and II Ia the wrath TO come tina
the merchants fear.