Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22
NEWS OF THE WEST.
The Affairs Of a Great California
Cattle Firm are in Litigation,
NOTORIOUS WOMAN OS nERrRrAL
Alarming Cave.in Of Tunnel In Me-
vada.-1ralned BlOodhounis 10
Hunt the "Kid," Etc.

Dr. bChmidinRer, VINO attempted tt
assassinate his divorced wife at Lead
vile, Colo. last week, has been re-
leased on $500 bonds.
Mrs. Ambrosia Rozaa, one Of the
original Spanish settlers at San Juan,
Cal, has died suddenly OF hear
disease. She nud her husband were
anon the passengers who escaped u
wateTy grave on the ill.fated steamed
Jenny Lind, which blew up at Alvist
in the early days.
Rainbelt suckers have been taken Ia
by bunco and confidence men who ar,
connected with u circus which showed
at Denver, to the tuuo VI over 81 600
Andy Reegch, n section foreman nt
the BurlingtOD, was taken IN tor 40
One arrest was msde and 1858 restored
to n hayHeed preacher. The sheriff II
now looking tor thu buucO men, who
seem TO lave docamped.
Mike Leilch OF Pullman, Wash, at.
tempted tu kill H. ). Browne. president
OF the Moscow National Bank. Lviich
owes tho bank money, and after
talking with II ewnr concerning bis
debt, Lsitch urew his revolver aud
fired through screen over tue
AhFN ~ AAARNh ahN hhAANA
struck Browne In the lett side Of the
neck, in1ictiug serious wUunu.
Leitub was at once taken into custody.
while four men were repairing the
LaAeview tunnel, IA mass VI rock and
gravel weighing thousands NJ tons
broke through tho timber roof, hliiug
up the tunnel. The men escaped To a
fialcAr moment before the crash.
Thirty men were nt once sent TO the
scene with CRrIenlora AMI ROHdmast. 7
Kirk. Work went on oil night, but
next day two more cavVs occurred.
On the hill above tho tunnel great
gaping hole, forty iret deep and
twenty-five leet Ia circumference, lets
daylight into tha tunnel below. Rail.
road travel IL continued by transferring
the passengers, baggage and mail over
the hill.
Governor Hughes has received u
letter from II. g. BTamleti, a Colorado
deputy marshal, Offering to bring a
pack Of trained bloodhounds TO hunt
kih, the renegade Apache. Btamlett
has u lA.ge number Of bloodhtuuds
trained 10 hunt iugitiyeg, and Within
the past i've years has captured
twonty-six Ia this way in Colorado
and New Mexico. He Is confident
that he can capture the "kid," but
asks, In event OF failure, n guarantee OF
expenses. The governor answered
that, while ANXIOUS for Brhmlett TO
make the attempt, he himself was
unauthorized 90 make such guarAn.
tee, but thinks that the $1,000 rev ard
offered for the capture ought to be n
sufficient inducemeut.
Dell Storms and boy named
Swartz, had quarrel over the possess
sion Of cali ntar Hulle', says the
Sundancc RcJoym. Swnrlz was being
whipped over tho head with "a rope by
Storms when he Jumped ON his hose
aud rushed for the corral where his
coat, vest and slx-shoOter were lying.
Storms becoming aware OF hts intep-
lions threw his lassD Just as Swarlz
reached for his gun aud succeeded la
catching him around the waist and
pulling him away from the gun which
he missed about three inUhts. Storms
then started his horBe on run hctu,s
the prairie dragging 5wartk alter nim.
lie only succeeded In going two or
three hundred yards wen he was
stopped by men from thv roundup. This
Indeed was narrow escape tom "a
horrible death. The quarrel haa nrJ.
voked much bad blood In that vicinity
and trouble IL ex peulej.
Bill DAILY, confidence man, well
known ana notorious throughout tho
West, made bold attempt last week 1,
hwindle w. Richmond, u wealthy RS.
ident OF Cripple Greek, out Of $1,000 AT
Denver by the old.time gold brick
atnsNn NNala "a l.Ns
bait, and then informed Chief Hon.
kins. Daily was leu to the mouth OF
the trap, but he IL too wary an d fox
TO he caught, anu at the last moment
he drew back. Days partner, who
exhibited the brick, Ia n mysierlou,
unknown, and IN the detectives were
unable to solve his identity no arrest,
were made, and Richmond still has
III. $4,000 aud little experience.
Richmond Is n mining man who, In
Cripple Creek, made stake OF 500, 900
or $4,000. Ho sold out his principal
Interest there last week, went TO De n.
YER aud put up at the Windsor hotel.
The tripl Of Ursula j. Unfug, ona OF
the notorious women in the
Nor tor the murder Of her lover
or poinOly her husband, Thomas
HendrHou Boyd, editor OF the
OyDpidn, on December End at Seattle.
Warrington, has begun In the superior
court, Gays n special 10 the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle. IL Ia said TO be fore.
gone conclusion that the defendant
VIII be- acquitted although the dee1
was most foul. The Influences which
have boon working 20 kill the case uan
be trlced to those who were most init.
mate with Boyd. One Of the most con,
rpicu1us figures In the case IN Rsv,
Wllilsm Carnes, who has furnished
the money to procure counsel, anu
from the manner IN which he fIllowa
the handsome mutdeIeas about many
believe that he In infatuated with heT.
she has been nj liberty on $4,000 bail,
anu the twOprinclpal witnesses canuot
BIZ found. IL 10 charged that they
Were spirited away by the attorneys
Tor the defense.
The affairs Of the great cattle firm of
Miller a. Lux aTe to he made the sub.
lect OF litigation Ia the courts san
Francisco. Mrs. Maranua Lux, widow
or the decreased partner, ChRries Lux,
10 dissatisfied with the manner H.
which the business and affairs OF the
hrm are being conducted by the sur
wing partner According TO the pro-
visions Of the Will Of ChRrles Lux the
entire management OF the business was
TO be vested IN Miller. The latter, al.
though now controlling more land ami
cattle than any other man In the
world, In anxious 10 still further *.