Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-19

ing agent with four large sample trunks
labeled hardware. Tho plum va
lDadcd alta point on the ooas, nud taken
east 10 The kalisnel river, then down
INTO Montana u point on tbs Goat
! northern. The biggagemeu who mad
the discovery Will get reward Of atoIt
5000.
Harry a. Wilcox, until lately r
member OF tho sinuad company, has
/ been arrested on two chnWts %
/ burglary. TWO weeks ago wilcox Is
/ talu 20 have entered the room % ONT
| i. Anderson, on Sixth street, and
stolen clothing ami other articles
worth $3.50. a wouk ago he 10 nllol q o
10 have br0Een iuto the room Of NJ.
| Goldman, at St1CkiUnstruct, aud stolen
| 500 worth % clothing. Wilcox was
we'll known among tho sporting men
around town. He studied chemistry
and nasnying in Germany and after.
wutd entered the theatrical profession.
lie o. believed 10 be- responsible foe
euNoini hurglufiUs that have tukuu
place lately, says the Chronicle.
Johu sehfaier John Foljorman
nnd Oscar johnson, residents Of Stcti-
irg county, Colo, nave been arrested
Tor the murder OF ouu Nelson last
spring. Nelson, NJ that time, just TO.
fore his death, was charged bv John.
son with shooting certain stock belong.
Ing o. him. lie was ARRESTED ami
acquitted. Nelson that night went
home, nb a. twenty miles from s!stl.
ing, Ia higu apirils over his recent &C.
quitiul. Next morning he was found
hanging M hts stable, with HE kneeU
ON the grounu, with oil indications Of
having been there many hours. lie loft
home early the evening before 10 visit
q utighbJi, having never reached the
urighbJf nor having again returned
home.
II is n i.tlle singular, remarks the
Ban Ffanclsc0 ClrOHto's, fhat wherever
Chfls Evnus tmynuns the notorious
outlaw and escaped c1nvlct) Boz, the
tiiiccfe Of the law arc not. While
thufiiis and posses arc tolliug painfully
amid the SHOWS Of the mOuutninf,
Evans and Morfoll arc riding at0unI
10 tho valltys, living well aui sleeping
peacefully, MOifUll even putting in his
spare timu Ia visiling bis best gin.
Wherever Eyans Is reported, on un'
doniablo authority, 10 be, it " quite
safe TO say no Is not, but how no can
be asserted % be ia three or four places
VI tho same time h little puszling.
There nro dOubtlurs many good. hlnual,
law.abiding citizens IN the country
through which lhlB notorious bandit
and murderer ranges, but II T. equally
true that there must he some who have
not only c)ndoued his isulls, but have
extended 10 him sympathy and active
nii. Were this not 10 no could not
have oludCd pursuit. 40 long originally,
nor have dotiud fCcaptufu no long since
his escape. lie knows hiH power and
uses It a. bis needs rtquifc.
Hereafter (ssys the Helena, Mon.
taua, Independently jurlcs IN the district
court Will DO specially insttuC'ol by
the judges not 10 gamble on verdict.
1hc case 90 point " that OF Ralph
WUlls W Jacob Darby, ia which the
court has granted a motion Or rev
trial. Tho grounds were, W lar as the
secrets OF the jury room nto known,
simply these: When the JUICY foiitcl
they found Tor plaiutin, aud then set
about agreeing on how much should be
allowed. Eleven OF the luTOr8 wrote
on slips OF paper the amount they
thought the plaintiff should got. Tho
agreement waB that these SLIPS should
be- shaken up In n bot, anu tho nist
three drawn out should bu averaged ~,
aud the average should DO the verdict,
The scheme was carried Out; three
slips were drawn from tho bat, the
amounts on them added together, the
result divided by three and the qu0iicnt
was the verdict when these facts
came 10 the knowledge Of the losing
side In the case q motion was made Tor
new trial, aud ON this showing OF
facts II was granted. II u the iu,un.
ton Of the Judges hereafter 10 insltuot'
ing turtles TO warn them against re-
ferring any matter before them 10 the
question OF chance,
Arrests Of tobacco dealers In San
Ffaucisco tor selling cigarettes 10
minors are now all the go. The police
authorities teem determined to Put a
stop 10 the practice.