Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

county passed IN ordinance declaring
the private keeping Of such AZ asylum
mlsdcmean0r and had the doctor
arrested fof its violation. The supreme
court decides that the business in
which the doctor was engaged was
perfectly lawful and cannot be
prohibited. Tho ordinance itself was
declared TO be void, because utterly
Unreasonable, aud the prisoner was
discharged.
The Wyoming Stock Growers asso.
claii0R began tue holding OF Its twenty
fret annual meeting at Cheyenne,
Wyo, MONDAY. The cattle Interests
Of the state are said 10 be looking
brighter than for many yeard back,
AMI for this aud other reasons the
session promises g. he OF more than
usual Interest. The principal question
to be considered l. the continuance OF
the state live stock com mission, which
has been bone Of conte ntion between
the range st1ckmen aud settlers for
the past Two years. The last legislature
made an attempt 70 repeal thn law
crehtin this board, hut falling In tins
GJvorh1r OsbJrie vetoed tue approprl-
alton male 90 sustain II and they are
now without funds. Il 10 thought the
association will provide for paying
the expenses OF the board and keeping
up inspection at Omaha, Sioux City
anu other pOints.
The mystery surrounding the disnp.
peafaucr In AuL1nn Of Harry /.
thornton, Jr., Of san Francisco, ha.
been cleared up by the finding Of the
boly u tho missing young man about
six miles from san Pedro river, on
trail TO Hooker hot springs. The cir.
cumsta Ices indicate that he was
murdered In cold Dlood aud robbed.
rho news OF tbs iiudlug " the remains
comes ~ tne following dispatch from
Fort Grant, about fifty miles from
where the body was found: "rhe
remains Of Harry /. Thornton were
found on Friday six miles from Sau
Pedro river, On the trail leading ~
Hooker hot springs. lie was murdered
by rifle shDt through the skull, fired
from tho LEFT siue aud slightly behind.
DEATH must have been instantaneous.
rhs body was robbed. The officers
have excellent clues which they 10.
siru kept private until the arrest OF the
murderer"
Harry r. Chambers, u young and
handsome scion Of nm Old Englifh
family, lies In the CRY prison at San
FfatciscO, charged with embezllement.
There l. nothing novel la the story Of
his GOwn'all. II Is the OLD narrative Of
drink, folly aud crime. Several years
ago Chambers was the OrRanist Of n
fashionable church Mt knightsbridge,
"A suburb Of London, Tnfec ye-rs ago
NO was employed as OrgAnist by the
Advert church In East Oakland.
Whi e In the Athens Of the Pacific he
becsmr Obscure, lost his position, anu
novej ncro-s the bay tD make his i've
ing "a "a Iiauu-tuner anu saioon mu.i.
cinu. a few months ava he we g.
Stockton ami sold u watch, valued at
SIS that hal been entrusted g. him,
ursi. He wasRfrcste for this firuse
on MONDAY afternoon ard " uld have
brun sent TO the Slough CITY Tor tfitl
hai not the police learned that he hal
been guilty " numerous miatcmuauurs
Ia this city. They ascertnined that
some tlmo ago he tOpk piano valued
Mt s75, from Mr.. Naon's house on
Laugton street, promising TO tua q aud
return II IN few days. When the
owner OF the instrument became weary
OF waiting for It's rrturn he searched
for Chambers, but found him not. He
found the piano In n secondhand store