Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-17

IIul MNANNN anu NNNNhfl NnN WHICH no
received Rhouniy OF about $40. George
Newell was in today with the pelta Of
1--WE coyotes and one gray wolf. Thee
animals nre csusht principally In trlps,
although 1t ~ difficult u tutlce n gray
wolf inlo such a fastening.
Young Frank n nero is on trial for
hls life nt Sauti Fe, n. NJ. On the
night OF November S, 1891, Nis. Adcla,
a dnuehtcr Of tho las rsltafor Jara.
milo, aud beautiful giri. accom-.
lanild by her younger s.ster anu GOV.
eral relatives, sat ia the dupol at Los
Luuas awaiting the arrival ~ the
northb0und Atohis1n, 1Ogehn aud
SANTA Fe Train, whloh was 10 convey
the Young ladies 10 Denver % fuinh
tholr education at one 81 the female
collraea there. \ Winchester bullet
crashed through window OF the
waiting room aud MIS- JaramiIlo tell
dead. Among het effects woru found
letters from oung Frank Romero. II
was commonly understood that hu wa
desperately ~ love with her nud hal
reuenledly sought her hand IN maf-
riage, but that she had given him no
encouragement; In fact, hal formally
iecllueu to ncNno ledge his attentions
lie was arrested aud has since teen in
IniI. Ho claims 10 he able 90 prove an
alOi. Many love letters written by
The accused 10 the deceased will be in-
,roduccd during the trial.
AT noon tho other day daring
scuundrel entered the home Of OsCar
II. Taylor, "A lawyer OF Sau Bernardo.
no, California. and georeted himself la
bedroom. Mrs. Taylor, who was IN
the back yard at tut time, hearing tho
noise, came In, and approaching the
bedroom saw the man trying u hide
uuuer lhe bod. When discovered tue
man said; al want to h,e YOU" MTo.
Taylor replied by ordering him Uut Of
thu room, and wnen ne Jii 80 she ran
INTO another room Il soizeJ u SIN ~
rifle ami returned again. The man
started toward her, when Mrs. Taylor
tired, vomiting him Ia the mock. Mta.
Taylor then CLOSED the door OF the
bedroom ana locked II, When the man
called loudly 10 he released. Failing In
this he raised the window AMI jump Il
ont into theyard. Mrs.paylor then ran
around the house on tho back porch
and shot him again, and she says that
sho THINKS she hit him second time,
as he Immediately threw his hand mp
to his back. The mau was not q yamp,
az he was well dressoi. Mr.. Taylor
wss away from home, bat upon his re-
turn the matter waA reported 10 tue
police.
Albert Sherwood, n man so years
old, has committed suicide ia n tragic
manner vt the home oil friend Ia Oak.
lgnd, California. He hs1 been em-
pl0yoI as n clerk IN Broadway store
an was q weii-knOwn character about
town (says the San FrhucisoD ChToW
cic.) When j. Lesser failed for $4,000
the other day Sherwood was thrown
out Of employment He was then
living with his wife anu child Ia q
Ninth street logging house. The
young man became very desDOndent
anu commenced 70 uriuk heavily. In
a few days no was at icked with de.
lirium tremons and was In a badson.
diiion. His young wife nunei MIN
and brought him out MI right. Then
he became possessed OF thc idea that
come ~ his enemies wtr, trying g.
chloroforn him. This WAS his constant
fear, aud 80 earnest was he IN his re-
marks on the subject that his wife
became convinced tnat perhaps there
WIS something In his stitemsnls. The
couple then secured rooms al the homc
OF Robert FIenIming, 5T3 Twentieth
street, and had becn stopping at this
place since last Wednesday. Sher-
wood showed "a disposition 10 cut Iris |
throat, 70 his vile hid all the knivts In |
the house and be was watched day and |
night. On Saturday he let his |
room and went into the kitchen. |
~. MN f.l IA
Mrs. Flsmming. Before they cCull |
geach him he grabbed huge carving |
knife anu was lust m the act OF draw !
ing the keen blade across hlH thr at |
wnen his wife rushed forward an !
stayed his hand. Sherwood Buowo |
hght. He made another effort TO cut |
nis throat, but his wife was too ql.rk |
ar him. She grabbed the keen blade
with both her hands and In au instant |
the blood was gushing from several |
deep out,. Sherwood gave tine knife |
ierk aud the sharp blade cid through |
the woman's hande, cutting them Ia /
ouini manner by this timo Mr.. |
Flemming hRu TAX N part In the dead.
ly struggle for lie. The two women
after desperate effort secured posses.
sion OF the knife and threw 1t over he
fence into the next yard. Sherwood
seemed to have lost his miud entirely
ny this time, and suddenly he picked
up a huge fork anu jabbed the pr1ngs
three inches Into his throat. The two
women struggled with him again aud
gained posse, sion OF the fork. Sher.
wood rushed out Oi the room and into
the basement. With pne blow OF his
dat he shattered u window pane aud
secured piece OF glass. His terrified
wife WAS just entering the basement
when she saw her husband draw the
glass across hi. throat The blood
spurled out, aud as she rushed forward
ne fell dead at her feet. He had
severed the Jugulnr vein and also the
wlndpipe. Mrs. Sherwood stood like o
statue Tor u moment gazing ut the
horrible sight before her. 1t dawued
upon her that her husband was dead,
and then she broke down. The
coroner was notified and removed the