Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-18
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
, singular Case Comes to the SuFIa0'
10 Nebraska.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
49,. striking TraInmeu in Colorado
Tho TIES, oath Matter in idaho'-
Newspaper Seized for Debit

,,ainmen,s strike on the d. x
Ino s,i,nad. in Colorado, Is Htill 20. |
~. on. with no prospect oil a se''ielneh'
Al present.
s..,oles Of orc from the Pelantic's
sA near bennington were 70.
py.raa IN Salt Lake yesterday. rue
ee,N \. ,ree gold. The shaft is down
Sishtcen feet only.
rho Lipe Stock Journal, published
-, rheyeune, Wyoming, was selLed
,,.Tday on execution OF judgment
y, siTOo obtained by the 81 Louis
type ioun'iy'
A. Belse, Idaho, yesterday the
,.,ds.. ~ tho state supreme court hhu
nr,vale meeting and consulted 10.
,a,bsr IN reference TO the test oath rase
s,,,,.d Last week at Lewiston. Their
Iscis,on is expected almost immeiiate'
ly
ys.terday news was received In Salt
LAKE 10 the ellie OF that Arthur Staynrf
and other gentlemen OF the city hal
rurobased, for the sum Ol sllO,ODl, me
sar group OF mines in Wood River
district, Idaho. The property Il saih
10 he exceedingly rich, anu that a vast
quantity Of gold orc has already been
extracted theIe.
], A. Van Pelt, who went out 90 In
sttct the strike ia the MuhHWk on f'a,-
urday, has returned. He say" they
are IN the ore tour icot, nnd nav" not
wi encountered thu hanging wall Tue
ore has not yet heuu a'shyrd bur no
thinks Il will pay TO ship. The upuf'
atorp OF the property eel rieatly "n
outraged, and arc confident tuht they
will be- richly repaid for thtif pluck
aud enterprise.
within the last week two train loads
Of fheep AMI cattle have been shippsi
90 eastern points hud SAT- btko rom
the Bflghnm station. Every Tow days,
from two 10 five carloads 81 line wee
cattle ARE shipped TO the salt Lake
Strengthening company. lhey have
agents IN thesr parts who ART buyi"g
al hundreds Of head OF good Ocet vat
lie for the salt Lake mRrkut.-bUg'er.
The Idaho state board OF pnrdons has
extended clsmency to Horny Rec
seut 20 tie peuitentiary from this
county Ia 1857, Tor ten year, los muir.
der IN the second degree. Rice IN over
90 yUara OF age, Many people have
believed that he was not guilty. 0i the
cfinls tor which he was punished. He
was fisherman living % an island Ia
the SNAKE river uoAr PAyette. o 10
night in October, 1857, he won't into
STERN * Mlief's saloon, near the brew
cry la Payoite, Idaho, where a large
and disorderly crowd was nssomoleui
and there he met mau ramr4 Horny
I4oreuson, who demanded "A SUN OF
money which he claimcg Rice owed
him, Rice refused 10 settle tho claim
Ia the saloon, whereupon borenson
threw him upon tho door and gave
him severe heating. A. sDon ~ he
could Rice arose ami stAftet to leave
Tor home; but Lorrns0. pulled him
into the saloon aud again hammered
him. Byatandeis dragged LJron.
sln away from the oil man, ami
Sillonlst Sterm stepped between them
A moniant later LjrensOn was fatally
stabbed, aud 10 was claimed that Hict
committed the bloody act. He was
arrested aud convicted, though many
persons believed that the crime was
Haddlcd upon him In order 10 ouchte
him cut OF p valuable ilehery which
ne held by fqualtor's right. Several
Of the men VINO served M jurOrs Mt thC
trial petitionrd ior k,cu's pardon.
Prof J. NJ. Navonl, the talented
musician who came 20 Boise, liaho,
from Butte Mon,ann, q few month,
bgo, IL wanted by many creditors. lie
cannot be found, however, and tht
people 10 whom hu is indebted ar,
grieving. Navonl, who IL a remnrkn.
lily accomplished vloiiuist, was 4
bright ana shining light Ia locs
musical circles, and lac maize consider.
able money during bia et,y Ia Boise
He organized good orchestra aud
played regularly at the Natatorlum, NJ
IN other frat clasa resorts. About 1
month ago he organized cen
cert company, with d. J. Williams
% manager, aud commenced tour Of
she smaller towns OF Ada and ndjoin
Ing counties. The troupe was com
poEod Of Prof. Navonl, Nellie Weber
w. J. FitzpatIic, mud w. 3. Ungar
Hnd ss their entertainments were un
usually good, the boxi receipts wer,
..savy. Tho company went over {,
Owyhee county during this week ius
ended, and met with iiatterlug recep
ton. At Silver City the proiesso
flushed with success, obmmeuced 4
gamble, the results being empty
pockets. He lett for greener deids al
speedily ~ he could. The NavOu
tronpo Travelled ABOUT In rig hire,
from the City stables, and for the hlr
~ tue outfit the professor owes ab0u
BOO In cold cash. Besides this, tn
.'abieman had to pay for the feed tn
horses consumed In Silver City, sn
had to send man to Nampa 10 trly
the rig TO Boise. The profeesor's debt
al. 81
Way Statesman, Oct. 10th.
A new action has been begun b
Iva II. Lewis against the estate {
Elder Jason q. Miller, y well-know
character OF Lincoln, Nebraska, I'm
the owner OF large amount
property. The real name OF Eva i
Lewis, until abs was three years OF p~,
was ELIZA Jane Coyenger, aud, q
nearly as eau lie found out, she WI
born about December IA, 1854, la ~
hois. At very early sge she WI
surrendVred by her father 10 the Hon
ior Ftiondles8 Children at Chloag,
1n April, 1870, Eldor Miller visitt
the home and took fame
10 the little dark Dyed cir
lie WAS childless and said h
wished to adopt her, aud on prone
representations was allowed 10 tai
her The Eidef's desire was that wht
the girl grew up she should become
missionafy. However, she met u. {
lewis, loved him after the fashion
young girls, aud when requested
Elder Miller to give him up and 90
nonvert the heather Of tho oriant sl
Gid not feel that iilial obedience Z
Gnired such q sacrlflce and insteal al
p,affied the man OF her choice. Eld