Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-04
a Noted female Criminal Works The
UnsuSpsrting Of Colorado.
A VICTIM OF rnE LATE srRIKL.
Trying 10 Arrange Bull Fight In
Denyer.-A Toy Pardonei.--
snetztd Up Bullet.

Ine humu FuFlukH BANK NJ ~ hAI.
Ariz., which was established = cUupl'
Of years ago, has decided to suspend
and will 20 out Of business. want q
patronage is tho cause.
John Wood, Boise valley Idaho
farmer, says he has lust completed
thTcHhlng his grain. His oats yielded
90 bushols 10 the acre and his wheat .,
bushels to the acre. The crop ~ D
whole was several hundred bushels lesi
than that OF 1893.
Lively preparations ssys tho Lsts.
mia (WyO.) boomerang, h beirN ma o.
by many OF tue miuof- IN the Morgan
district 10 prosecute winter WOft on
their claims. Logs are being cut,
houses built aud cflbbing timber hsultu
on the ground. Othcfa are eSeftinr
every effort IN development work and
many claims continue TO improve In
quantity and quality II ore.
a young married couple arrived IN
Reno, Nevada, iron Chicago lhst week
after novel honeymoon. The young
people were married In July. He lost
his Job on account Of the strike aud Loot
his home aud iutnitare, 10 the two
plucky young people beat the blind
baggage all the way out 10 Reno, NJ.
rlyihg there In nine days aud leaving
the next day on apssscngsr train.
Ia vital contrast with tbs engine
mileage on the Union Pacific during
July OF 1893, IL the service during tnat
month In 1894, pnys the Rawllns, Wye.
ming, Journal The total for tho sys-
tenn during Juiy, 1894, was lie, $50,
~ against 1853, 1858 miles IN 1893. The
greatest decrease, however, IL noticed
on the Wyoming division. Last year
tue service for the month Of July
amounted to iD2, CO... while this year II
footed up In miles al 1853.
John Shhughnessy has been par.
dorrd from the Wyoming psnitentlSry
by Governor Osborne. ShAughnessy Il
boy oflI years, aud was sentenced In
April, 1893, TO Elk years imprisonment
for burglary, into which ho was led by
tough. Bishop ScaDlan, ni salt Lake,
Prosecuting Attorney Palmer, and the
Prosecuting witness, q. IL. Bussey,
who's store was robbed, unilei In
quest TOT the pardon. snaughnesty
~ the sole support VI widowed
M Their.
Evanston, Wye, ACpGRsgistcr:
Fork working on that big canal which
h TO irtieato 200. 900 acres OF land In
this county and furnish splendid
farms for 1000 families. THIS
IL by far the most fertile part Of
our county and II is quite certain that
within year cur county VIII have
1000 to 5000 more people In that To-
uality alone than now. The climate IN
favorable TO the growth OF nearly every
Utah product aud the soil IL marvel.
busly rich aud productive. IL oners
the best opportunities for new iRrmets
a. he found IN the whole state OF WyO.
ming,
Word comes from Silver CITY, says
tho Idaho Daily SfdissDlaH, to the effect
that the Indians VINO have been hunt.
Ing In the Juniper mountains have not
confined themselves TO the slaughter
OF wild animals, and some Of the ciil-
Ems Of Owyhee are said TO be- very net-
v1us In consequence. A few days ago
n Chinamhn was found dead In the
n ountains In the vicinity where the
Indians have been hunting. Tue
celestial had been shot through the
eye and his body had been mutilsted
alter the fashion Of the lndisue. Every
Indication pointed 10 the murder OF the
ChlnamAn by the Indians, and much
litter feeling has been stirred up over
this affair. This feeling has been In.
tunsiflod by the attitude OF the red
men towards Game Warden johnson.
The warden, hearing Of the Wholesale
killing Of game by the Indians, started
cut TO put n stop 10 the wanton slaugh.
ter. The indiana, hearing OF his com.
iug,sent him word they would XIII him
II he attempted TO Interfere.
The Denver Republican says, Alder.
man Hunter anu one w. r.. Moore are
eudeavorlng 10 arrange for life.like
representation Of n Mexican bull fight
10 be given In Denver In the near
future. IL IL tho intention Of the pro-
motors OF this novel enterprise 10
arrange the affair IN such way that
there Will be no actual killing OF tue
animals nor any eutloring on their
part, their bodies being protected by
Number Of pads anu other projections |
from injury, Ii II said they have re-
crived a permit to give the exhibition |
tom the county aud city authorities,
Rud yesterday Secretary Thompson
WAS called upon and asked II he would
impose any objection to the scheme,
,Vben the plan was unioldod 10 him he
declined 10 commit himself n the
uistleF, but said he could not very well
zee how two animals OF the taurus
variety could be goaded up 10 the HIT.
ing state without "A certain amount OF
,luelty being used. The state law II
clear aud explicit In the matter, and
lac could not see how such an exhibit.
ton could be given under II,
A woman who Ia thought 10 bo
noted criminal, says the Denver Aetgs,
WAS yesterday taken ~ the Oluhty jail,
Her name Ia supposed to be- Mn. Kate
Levi aud her aliases are Leyison,
Evans, Imhon anu wheslan. Her
po,ure viii bs taken today aud Snnt 10
eastern police officials 81 the county
detectives are OF tnu opinion that she
IL wanted In other psrls OF the country,
The woman, Ia tbs capacity OF dress.
maker, gained entry 20 tho homes Of
The bpst families iu the city AMI after
gaining the confidence Of her mploycr
would carry SWAY silks and other
valuable property. Shu was convicted
q, also preteuses In Pickeuts court
lat April, but was released upon good
uehRvlor.R There are eighteen Gaze Of
false preteutes now againtt hur. The
amount involved In eaeh casr Ia quite
large, and N conviction 10 gnlnru on
each Mrs. Levi Will go to the pen for n
long time. This W man lott Denver
threo weeks ago when the numerous
90 plants regarding her were made
~ the city detectives. She was located
iu Canaan Titv and fetChsl fam that