Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-14

The san Jose, Calp Woolen il,'',i
,aye been closed down ior we
Ehleui mssiha have resumed opera
.n. Win half u force
r.o,y.ope san jose tCal.) saloou-
have been arrested ior viola
ksel, . county ordinance In keeping
's.i, places open on Sunday
r., now wharf at Bepicia, Cal, is
.l. wv and sleamcra are now landing
hnsu Ssguiarly. The structure was
,,it by the city at cost OF about
$1,000
r,. s,.t carload Of petroleum from
49,. Csspsr (Wyoming) wells wna
wy IT, 10 Denver on Monday. From
ttn1ii,fiicatlops, these fields will DO IA
.,,5uclive a. any In the West
There were 23l, 600 sheep shesrsd at
- nsar Casper, Wye, this season.
~ ~. 'sason lasted fifteen days and 100
i.'.,s,s were employed. The price
IN was seven cents per head.
Tn. viue.growers OF the state Of
r,iiioFnla will shorlly meet 10 act on
,sssgrrfstion 10 put the entire output
gviss la the atsto into the hands Of
yndicaic.
The Casper( wyo.) Derrick Gays that
Nsyor Hurst, Of that city, hss gone 70
laivw,ou, Texar, 90 buy a s2bOuO
vol securing plant which viii ~
short time be- brought 10 Casper ana
rot into operation.
Eugene Parsone, tho l4-yent-Jlt son
u Nr. John Lyndon, Of Los GGtos,
Csl.. had three teeth pulled out ~
dsnilst on Monday, after iuhaiug
rbi1foiofm. Ito TUgaiued cOnsCiout-
49,. tut At once fclapsud into uncDn.
,,l3usur.a, anu death opeedily ensueu.
Many labofete have been attracted to
plfinud by tue prospect Of employ
meut when the Hood tuusides. Mayor
Mason hus telegbphod Mayor Ellefi
I'd San Francisco, that Portland Il
already suppilodiwith ~ sufficient mum.
lea Of mechanics and lgb0fols.
ME-. Jennie Porter, a divorced wo.
man. 60 years Of age, WAS found dead
on the door bosido her bod H. a lodging
houiUuu Third street, Sal FfHnciaco,
on Monday. From all APPEARANCES
sbe ended nrr Ito by taking poison, a
imali tmpiy bottle having been found
on the STAND in the room. The woman
Islt letter. figned "Mrf. jennie Era.
frfD but from all accounts this name
was assumed.
stephen Smith, lu.chor, was run
into NJ fully road, (San jose, Cal, )cf0ss-
Ing by tue AlmAdcn express on Mon
Gay morning. Both horses were killed
auI the wagon was wrecked. Smiths
Hght arm was broken, hia head fear
fully cut, and no 10 iniurcd internally,
10 Is not thought, however, that no II
fatally Injured. Smiths Urcauo from
Instant death was almOsta miracle.
5. w. Dewitt, OF Washington, DC,
on attorney Ut the department Of jus.
lice, "a guest nj the Capitol, Gays the
Igaho Daily StdtcmdH. The object OF
Mf. DeWitps visit IL 10 take evidence
ADD report upon n large number OF
Idaho inuian depreciation claims. lie
s0nu Of tho three assistants VI Hon.
Charles h. HowTy, who IA an assistant
20 Attorney General Olney, at the
head Of the department TO which IL
assigned tho defense VI Indian depfu'
datIsu claims. IL had been customary
heretofore 10 send special attorneys 10
investigate tho mefits OF elaine, but
this proved unsatisfactory aud Mt.
H1wFy finally detailed his three assist.
auts u that work, dividing between
them n 900 claims, aggTcgatlug somt-
Thing like siu,0OO,0OO.
The new city detective force u Den.
vtT according 10 the NGUs, has bagged
a choice lot VI criminal, Xix IN num-
brr, two OF whom were members Of the
hog ranch gang before it wAs broken up
by tho shcul's detectives. The head.
quarters Of the gang was nt the Cassidy
tutuly, Garden lane. Last Thursday
night the Denver Shoe factory near
M0ntclmr WAS broken into and nearly
300 PAIRS VI ladieH' shoes, valued At
about $500, were stolen. The thleyes
broke Into the place with slodge ham,
mgfs and boldly carried of the stuff.
A search Of the Cassidy house on Mon.
Jay uuearlhed several p1irs Of the
,Ioleu SHOES and full assortment Of
cfOwbars, hammers and SAWS. The
detectives have evidence 10 show that
the prisoners committed the burglary
although each Of the captives denies
that he had anything TO do with H.
A second autopty upon the body Of
Dr. n. J. Aiken, who died IN San
Quentin prison, Cal, at noon On Sat
urIay last. was held at the family
residence in Oakland on Monday,
This autopsy was conducted BY two Of
the most celebrated surgeons Of San
Francisco, who had the benefit Of the
assistance Of a weli.kuOwu analytical
chemist also Of that city ana two
Physicians Of Oakland. The result
completely overlurns the verdict OF the
Marin county cofOneI's jury. IL IL
claimed that IL was clearly proved,
both by the surgeons knife, the chem
Apa tests and the appearance Of the
vital organs, that death resulted itom
heart failure and nervous prOstrhti0u,
anu not from poison. In addition 10
Tue evidence OF the second gutop'y,
Dr. Aikon's sons are prepared with
outside proof, which, taken IN cOnUtc'
ZION with II, leaves little or no room Tor
uoull that In diagnosing Aikou's dis
ease hfst na drunkenness anu afterwufd
hs opium poisoning the San Quentin
uulolals were sadly At fault. what eX'
p.anatinn tho physlolan, DR.. Whitman,
OF San Rafael, VINO made the autopsy
~ tue prison, aud Coroner Eden, Of
marion county, will make as 10 the
process by which the verdict Of deAtl
,,y poison was reached, rtmhins to be
learned, "a neither gentleman hat
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