Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

accounts their married lie had not
been pleasant one. Luca wRs much
his wife,s senior and was addicted 10
excessive drinking, which made him
qusrfelsome. The neighbOrs heard
them uuaffellng frequently, hut he had
not bren known 10 use violence 10.
ward his wife. On Sunday morning
the family residing next door heard
them quafreiing but uail no particular
attention. Then Mr.. SCesciCh was
heard 10 scream. Almost instantly
a shot was heard, followed alter
n lapse OF few minutes by n
second. An entrance was effected
In the rear " the house and as the
officers entered the Kitchen a revolt
ing spectacle met their gaze. Lying
upon her back. dressed In n calico
wrapper, with sunshaho upon her
head, with blood pouring from an ugly
wound In the breast, was the bOdy Of
Mrs. Scescich. The dead woman's
baby girl with Ne little arms about ita
mothers ms y, war crying and begging
mamma to speak. she was besmuared
with the blood OF her mother. At the
feet OF the wife lay the bO1y OF the
murderer 5coscicn wAB well known
In Los Angeles ami Southern CBliior-
mia. He had resided In the city
twenty years and and is repuiei
10 be- quite wealthy. He was about
siXty-hve years OF age, and his wife
about forty. His friends, as well M
those OF his wife, cannot give any
roason for the crime outeide OF the TACT
that he had Oi lale been drlngingpretiy
hard, aud being OF AN irritable nature,
In a fit " madnegp shO, his wife, And
upon realizing what no mad done
uuicideu.
The fruit and canning Interests Of
California are boiug partially Affected
by the siringoncy Of the money
market, says tue San Francisco
Chronicle. Ihis Il not because there ia
no money la the banks, Tor these inst-
buttons are probably carrying as much
u not IN re-, actual c1iu than nj any
previous time. This reason h. that the
banks, except ina low Instances, nave
refused 10 advance tue cauneTs any
money. This extreme Conservatism on
the part OF these fduciaTy Institutions
IN causing tile canutfs abu tue growers
NO emf VI trouble, aud may result dts
nHtruusly 10 the Iruit Interests OF Tho
state. Ia previous yuats the banks
have been la the haOit 0f advancing
money to the Gamers and taking tneif
warehouse receipts ~ security. tho
cAnuUrB wUulI buy their NUT from the
commission mtfruauts or grJV ere, anu
when it wus canned tho warehouse re-
ceipt- were deposited with the Oauksu US
security for nUnvl advanced. Ia years
gODe by IL was not an unusual tning Tor
a tanker ~ approach a cnuutrAni ask
hun II he could use siOOJOlur s0O,OUO.
All this II changed nov, iOT wueu u
Gamer Approaches bank Tor com
pstatvely small loan no 10 usually
greeted with the inquiry, "DO you
want TO borrow all tue money IN thu
bank?"and he seldom guts tue money
he asks for. Everything the Gamer
uses Ia ms bust ess 10 what Is termed
"gash,o lie has to pay cash for mis-
iTuit, labor sugar anu cane. The item
Of labor alone II nearly equal 10 tbs
fruit. rherc ARE 4OOU perSJnr, mostly
women aud girs OF the poorer class,
engaged Ia the CaDueTlts during the
ernsOu, anu their wages amount to
about $4,000 week. Tue lnrgest
canuurIts when running at full capa-
city 40 "A business OF shout slU,uUU n
Jay during the fruit season, winch eN-
tends from June LIST to September LIST.
This Gamers complain that Inc bauku
have refused to ADVANCE money iOr tue
conduct VI this unquestiOuaOie ltgiti-
mate business, aud Insist that the ba ke
In not permitting money TO 10 Out To
this great Industry are Hlrainlng a
point Gs ngainut legitimate banking,
anu conducting their Institutes more
AZ clearing houses than Ms ctu..l. .cial
banks.