Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-08

and bOniag, out tney are NOT DtlnE
sent TO S,qpoia Park TO catch the
robbers. That 10 positive. Evans anu
5onlag have not, TO my knowledge,
committed any crime 10 Gauss the
Federal government 10 take their mat
ter In hand. Should they commence
stopping United Ststes mail, then we
might guard thai; tut 20 fnr we nave
taken no steps against the outlaws."
| Captain Hurdy OF the Chilean bark
sulllejma, nov lying ut Snn FfanciscO,
reports having had u thrilling exferi-
enre in mn American city. On Ffiuay
mnrn,nv. ,nys tho San Francisco
Chronicle, he exercised himself before
preskiast--Ilist t. get up nh appetite
upop one Of tbp sailors and few hour
later the sailor got out warrant LOT
his arrost on n charge OF battery. Tho
captain, upon hearing OF The cifcuin'
slancse, walked down % Tho north
harbor police station and gave himse.
up, while friends gave bail bond. NJ
the captnin was inclln1d " be ugly ho
was given n "room," and after tue
order OF r,lease arrived anu Police
Captain Dunlevy toll him ho was nj
liberty to 70 the sal,r captain slept.
His head hung ON hio neck anu ne
snored. Later In the afternoon he
| woke up anu walked Uut OF his former
| quarters, tho door having been lett
open M econ ms the order OF ditcbhig
arrived. The captain took mn ob,utva'
tioD, aud, his bearing, not sail ior his
ship, which no reached In gDod time.
Alter walking the gaugway and
mounting to the bulwarks he uncero.
moniously lost his balance and tunibled
pu deck, banging his head with such
| free against tho planhs that ne cut
cash In his scalp several Inches long
and created the impression that he
had fractured his skull. Tho patrol
wagon was called for and the partly
unconscious captain was taken 10 The
receiving hospital, where II was found
that nothing more serious than deep
AMI long abrasion Of the scalp had re-
suited from tho ,scapado OF the day.
The captain was put to bed to sober up.
Electric light for Mount Pleasant,
writes tho PYRAMID, IL no longer an
| uncertainty. Alter much hesitation
and delay, some OF our most substan.
tlal and reliable men have taken hold
OF the project In earnest, ami will
pause not until tho bright electric
light shall CLEAN In our midst. Last
Monday evening a meeting was held
In the council, at which several OF our
representative men were present. l..
J. jordan was chosen chairman and
w. ID. Candlnnd secretary. A general
ditcusslon If the project was In.
nugurnted, and II was nnllly and
unauimously decided 10 Incorporate
for $4,000. Tho constitution was
signed and the following officers were
elected: l.. j. Jordan, president; VIM.
Zabriskie, vice.presidsni; w. ID. Can't
land, secretary; Allf Erickson, treas.
ureT; James Lnrsen, with the Others,
board Of trustees. The plant Is
10 be located by the Mount
Pltasant Roller Mills, utilizing the
same water power. A new Pel,on
wheel will he put In before freezing
weather again comes. The plant will
be 900 incaDdescent light one, OF the
Edison System. The contract articles
have been forwarded 10 the Edison
company. Large incandasrent lights
VIII be used for street lighting, and
tho smaller ones for residence and
business houses. Tho work OF getting
the plant In operation will lie pushed |
as RAPIDLY as possible, and It Ia expected |
that it will be In readiness by July let. |
anu by men whose names are s"f'sient |
to guarantee the success OF Tia. ...der-
taking.
A. Sten0iht, IN architect who lives
In Alameda, California, Ia IN serious |
trouble, according to the San francisco
Chronicle. The young man conducts a |
business In Montgomery street, San |
Ffancisco, and hiss been quite prosper.
Gus. a short time ago no became |
acquainted with Miss Lena Lefevre,
alto q resident Of Alameda, and the |
couple have been In thu habit Of meet.
ing evenings and taking walks to-
gsthcr. On Fhday night they went TO
restaurant In East OAKLAND where |
they had dinner. While in this place
the young man gave the girl five drops
Of powerful medicine. They then
took the train for Broadway and ON
the way Miss Lefevre was taken seri.
ously III. When the train arrived AT
Broadway she hat to be carried from
the car anu was taken 10 drug store
for treatment. IT, was then discovered
that there was something wrong and
she was II moved to q receiving uospi-
tai. Stenbiht was very much excited
and on account OF his actions he was
arrested anu locked up In the city
prison. He was 81 badly frightened
that he readily made full statement.
5tcnbiht said that ho wasa friend Of the
young lady and she had informed him
that she was In trouble and feared that
she would be disgrAced. He consented
to assist her,according to his story, and
went to q physician In San Francisco
and from him obtained tho medicine.
steinbiht admitted having given the
girl nine drops OF the medicine, and
said he was going to give her another
dose when they arrived at broadway.
but she was taken III, and that unset
his plans. He declares that he n in
no way responsible for Miss Lpfsvre's
condition, anu says he does not want
To have TO shoulder tho responsibility
Of another mans oiiense. The officers
found the medicine In his Possession.
ani he Will now have to answer n
criminal charge. Miss Lsfevre, when
seen at the hospital, apTenred to feel
very keenly her disgrace. She wouli
say nothing abou. the matter, nor
would she tell where she lives, because
'he was afraid her parents would hear
Of her escapade. 1t was suggested 10
the prisoner that he might siraIghten
a.