Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-12

ufivIng oil hnfara that du not hcihht 70
him aud has repeatedly been in " ubic
ON that account
Alma Gfcenwo1d, the asstsior nnd
collector informs the Willard c.uniy
IYadC, that the income 0i taNrs iof
iuis year will be- about s5.Ull az
against So 900 Ia 1892, anu yet ihe
reduction hiss been about 20 pee cent
caused by uneafthiug property hortt
lore not reported, or only ihtNhliy
Hated; among tue latter h 2,OJJ hcIis
Ut lauu.
Mrs. Sarah a. Collinr, janltreas OF
the Felix Aulur Kindergarten az son
Fmnclaor, was stabbed 10 l,uth on
Monday morning while At ending 10
her uutica ut tue tCuoOl huilutug. Toe
murdpter was her husbhuu, fnuinN
Collins, who was prompted O. the d.
byaHt pA-,iJI over her re- u all
let INN have money, hard tafuuu ~
herttu. lie hat been arrested.
The Boise Idaho) Stat'mIn says
that the fOhbeu who opened tnv Coli
HIN Mining company sate nj Quatia.
burg, secured gold tar teiyuriuu Goo
the company valued Ht SiuO; Aisu sbuu
In gold CON, 81 500 rTrouusck, twO
gold watches pnu tOuo other JCwClfy
belonging 10 WIN. Frame. foreman OF
ths mine. Mr.. FRANCES lnss was ABOUT
$500. A. last accounts there was no
clue 10 thu thieves. A reward Of 500
has boon offered for their capture.
Postmaster Menough ms received
from Battle Mountain, New, with "a
stamp enclosed Tor reply, a letter
wanting 10 know the matfIngUHblr
yuurr lady In Rock Syringe who has
$4,000. "Thv name " the young lady
Ur that Of the CD mHu viii answer the
purpusc.b IL " sigutd "Marcu Dd.
barto,D IL anyone can relieve MagoTl
distress Of mind by giving the uttifsd
Information II 10 more thun the poet.
master Or editor Of thr Miner eau DO,
s'yi tho Roe. spriugs hi"or.
Charles Lsttomvr, the Middislown,
o., young mau wanted ut Durango,
Colo, for forgery, has been Ia hiding
Ht "a huusu Ia tue suburbs since his 10.
lease from jail on habeAs oIrpus three
weeks Rgo. o. Tuesday he was caught
,n the streets IN female att r., evident.
ly trying 10 communiuate with iriunls,
aud sentenced 10 sixty DAYS IN jail
The city authorities say lC will b. sur
rendered 10 sheriff Sargent OF
Durango, the authorized state agent
loE iullthuus
John Brandt, tanchor, living IS
milea from Miles CITY, Montana, X lied
iis ne, a daughter aged III aud him.
self. Another dHug htrt, bgcd H., Co..
capped nom the bed IA which her ole.
tor was murdered aud ran nearly two
miius through tho darkness m her
night clothes 10 alarm uoighbor.
Mts. BmndPs husd was crushed with
hammer, her throat wtH cut and her
buIy hacked frightiuiiy. rhu duugE-
teI'e throat was cut Brandt shot him.
Belt with Winchester IL ls thought
lac was insane.
A tragedy was enacted at AlhuqueT-
que, New Mexico, on Saturday night
Or early SUNDAY morning, but was not
known until late In the day. For s9mr
time Clayton Lemon, an engineer on
the Atlantic aud Pacific rniliOad, nuu
his wife have been having family
quarrels over the Appearance In tic
cry Of Lcmon'a divorced wife. On
s ,turdhy night Lemon took several
grains NJ morphine with suicidul lu-
ten,, lie informed his vi % Ol the
TACT anu then laid down ON O. ted TO
die, 10 lie said. The next morning at
III O'Clock he got up, went b the tytm
dead. She had taken morphine.
Chief Kellogg, OF Denver has 70.
crlved n letter from G.. w. Moore, Of
Round POM, OIln., stating that Il q
body " j. X. Polk, Of Denver, has
been found on the bank " the > ,lt
CItek branch Oi the Arkaushs fiyer,
near that place. IL hnu been mui luei
Orrlbly by COyOtts anu COu,d uUt nave
d. ...aa H|...f
papers In his cl1thea. His vito uyrs
Ia Denver aud received "a letter fiom
him dated Chl lweil, kRusns, Srptem
Der 9Th, In which nc raiI lie would
send her s75. He was employed by "a
Thilr, al contractor named !. q. Reed
at Hutchinson, Kuusas, who pnii
him large sum Of money not long
ago. lt h thought he was Na,.
laid IN the strip and murdered ior he
monty.
The stntcmrnt Of municipal finance
made by the tLauCe. committee Of the
hoard OF sureryiIolS'Of San Franu.cu
ms Saturday has not served to raise
the hopes or allay the feHrs Of the uity's
crouliOtH, rays the Chronicle. 1 +. H. now
recognised as inevitable tnht che gen.
eial fund Of the treasury VIII be ex.
y "
leaving two months OF tho ueual year
without provision Of any kind 20 IN, ct
municipal expense. The exhaustipn IT
the general mnu Mt this enrly date Do
expected by the board ~ supervisor
10 result In CONF liohtiuns more surIOus
than any that have yet been Indicated.
Ths contractors who furnish various
city Institutions with supplies fully uu.
deTsiand the situation. They have
been given 10 Understand that anura
certain time ihoy cannot expect ~ BE-
pald'sueh being the iec', It IL believed
tuat tue contractors, ~ soon as the
general fund becomes exhausted. viii
refuse 10 furnish luriher 6upplits. A
decision OF this character viii leave
the supervisors Without money VI
means g. feol the 1900 persons daily
supported AMI " red Tor In the aims.
hOuse, city aud county hospital, the