Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21

n IL presumed, In the absence of indi.
cations OF foul play, that no allghted
at Harbine through mistake, attempt.
ing 10 again board the train, when he
received his Injuries.
judge DtngefHeli aud District
Attorney Bafprs Of ian Francisco are
having quie a sese with Chiuusa
mufder cases. One wss tiled last wrpk
resulting In conviction OF murder iu
tue mot degree. The jury ia that case
was obtained with great am Guilty after
an examin ton Of over 600 different
talefman. Nearly every man called
offered as an excuse either that he was
opp. sed to capital punishment or That
lie woull not believe Oh naman
uni,r oath. ia the case 81 An Kim,
another Cain 90 highbln1Cr VINO Is
row being tried, only four iuloia have
h on acquired after wuek'a ollOri, ami
from present Indications the pane viii
not be completed insiie OF another
week. Following An kim onse there
are sevsn other Chinese who are all %
bu tiled for murder teiOfe the tnmu
Jury. A kim, Il Ia thought, will Ger.
tainly he convicted, but The other cases
are doubtful.
George McCarihe, a Bridegroom,
was IN the prlsoners' dock 10 the police
court at Oakland, Cal, on "Wednesday
TO answer n charge Of perjury preferred
by his mOther.ln.law, who clalmcl
that tho young man stole her sixteen
year.oid daughter. The specific charge
against the accused is that he went 10
the county clerks ofiice after lie mai
been r, fused license In San Fran.
cisco and swore that HIS betrOthcd was
eighteen years OLD, when the mother
had informed him only short time
before that her daughter was but xix
teen years OF age. Tue couple went ON
their honeymoon and have succeeded
In avoiding the officers for the pact
three weeks. McCatbe was not ready
for his trial and the osse was cont u.
ed. Hts mother-iE-law mas notified
the OiiiUots that she IL anxious 10 bu
present ana prosecute her eOh-in'law.
The girl's maiden name was Mary Is.
White. She IN a resident Of san Fran.
cisco.
A epeeIaI from Port Townsend,
Washington, says: Les FOok boN,
Chinete, was a passenger on the siehm'
tr UmAtila, which arrived today from
0hH EEtuNlrtVs AiNNhilhAlAh k hhAA
WINS a comedy Chine,e maiden claim
ing TO bo Mrr. Bow. The pair bosrucd
u steamer Mt Victoria o tue last trip
down and were refused landing at ban
Francisco. Coming up Uu tao return
trip Bow attempted to lauJ himue I
ami the woman ut Victoria. The col
lootor nj that pOr, refused to grant
them the privilege, although they
offered to pay tue utual head tax dee
mAnued by the Canadian government.
The claim wns maize by the NictOtla
authorities that the woman was being
imported ior immoral purposes. The
couple were arreiteI here. Tho glri Is
TO be depotted 10 China for being Tile
gally Ia this United 5tsies, and Bow Is
under arrest under $1,000 cash bail,
charged with importing women for
Immoral purposes. Bow has plenty OF
money and appears, Judging from the
homage paid MIN by the locnl Chinese
colony, TO bo some manuarin VI great
distinction. This claim made IL that lac
IL at the hend OF the SIX Chinese conf
panies Of San Francisco. The couple
came up as cabin passengers, and II II
supposed that the monaghan beauty In
BOWS company was purchased by him
for fabulous price ut Victoria, to rule
over his san Francisco establishment.
She II remarkably pretty. They were
arrested ON telegfnphio warrant ftom
Collector Phelps Of San FranoitcO.