Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
FROM The MISSION FIELD.
Elders Return From Europe and H.
dian Territory.



Among those vino returned from
Europe, arriving Ia this city yesterday,
July Is, was Elder Jules NJ. Glauque,
Of this city, who has been laborlng as
a missionary In the Swiss AMI German
mission. Elder Glsuquc left this city
| on April Z, 1892, proceeding 10 Berne
| by way OF Liverpool. lie was assigned
10 labor in northern Italy, where
| he remained ten months, mostly
among the Naudols. lie was
kindly treated by the people. He
next field OF labor was Ia and about
! Geneva, switzerland, where he con.
unued until tue early part Of June Ia
this year In these districts French Il
the language used. Elder Glauquo
came on 70 Paris, where he femalued
some time aud baptized two poTeOus,
Having been released TO return home
on the New York, leaving SOuthamp.
ton June 80, he maze tho voyage on
that vessel, arriving In New York July
Z. Owing to the strike he wa, detained
until the 18th inst, when he resumed
the Journey hOmewHrd. Coming
overland there were abundant evl.
donces Of tho strike, though the train
on which the party Travelled suffered
no veniencB except n lew
hours delay, which kept tho train
from being ON time ut the scene where
the strikers nj Ogden began tearing up
the track 10 wreck the express. Elder
diauquo says he was Informed on route
that the strikers at Chicago felt in a
very ugly mood, and were only
awaiting the opportunity Tor doing
further damage 10 tho property Of their
former employer, against whom they
evincc strong hated.
On the second day out from South.
nmpt)n man was killed aud thrown
overheard by one OF the steerago bns.
sungers,an Engllshman. The latter was
seen IN The act Of throwing thu body
over the rail, which brought out
ihe fact OF tho killing that other
wise probably would have remained
unknown. The man who was kllleI
was resident OF New Jersey, aud
leaves n family there. lie had been to
England aud being out Of funds WINS
trying 10 get back A. a etowawAy. lie
had two companions, also stowAwAys,
and up 10 tho time " the trouble the
presence OF the trio had not been dis.
covered ON the weasel, The English
man stated that about II O'Clock on
the night Of July no HAD occasion 10
leave his berth anu came out on the
deck. lie said that Just ~ no got out
he was assailcd by man whose evil
dent purpose it was 10 rob him, ami that
In the set lie which followed he
dealt the stranger blow behind
the ear, Telling Inn TO the floor. The
man did not rise, anu alter leaving
him n few minutes the Euglishman
nscertainod that his heart hal ceased
TO beat Realizing that he had killed
the man he seized tue body and threw
II over the rail, hoping thereby 10 Tc.
lieye himtelt OF amy tutpicion OF
crime. Ia this act he was detected and
taken charge Of, though the body VI
tue tlain man could not be recovered.
a day or two ailerward the two
etOwAwAyH were discovered and
placed In the hold. Then Il
was learned who the myaterllus
stranger was ana how he had come on
board. Before this there was oOnsid-
cradle speculation about II, as none OF
this known passengers were nj sing.
The Englishman who dii the killing
was detained In custody, but whethuT
he will be followed for murder 10 no.
known. There IN no one living 10 con.
tradict his story Of the affair, the
strongest circumstance against him
being the disposal Of the body.
Among the missionaries who have
returned homo are Elders John A.
anu Joseph II. Lowe, Of franklin,
Idaho, who arrived from the Indian
Territory mission on july 10 They lrfl
home October IL, 1892, aud commenced
missionary lAbors IN tho Cherokee
nation. They were called next 10 tho
Choctaw anu Chickasaw nations,
where they Travelled some time. Elder
John a, Lowe was then assigned to
preside Ia Oklahoma. Tue brothers
were twins, anu this was the nfst oc-
oasion when they had been separated
Tor any length Of time. Elder JOseph
ii. Lowe continued In the ChiCkasaw
nation. Upon the conclusion OF their
lRbOrs both Elders were released 10 ru-
turn together. During their entire
mission they have enjoyed excellent
health anu the spirit OF their labOrs as
preachers Of the Gospel