Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
news OF The WEST.
An Italian WrO Decidedly Prefers
Prison Life 10 Liberty.
,puneLin,s wrrsrrRs DIVORCE
Nh. NEWER Artists Gatheriug.-What
Prescott, Ariz, Newspaper
Thinks Of That Place.

The Overland Machinery mpaBy,
., newer. has recently Increased its
sores i'm constq ieuce OF improving
business.
About O0I Invitations have been
t..,,.d bv thr Denver Attists' CLUB for
~ rgcrptiou 1T Denver this tuesday,
"y.ptpg. which viii mark the OPENING
~ tbs fifstauuual art exhibition under
IA. ausplces OF the ciub. 10 viii be giVon
in tbo art school Ia the rear 0f thu Old
Denver univcrsity.
Things are being run with rather
tJ,,b hand Ia not the best localities IN
p,..p,it. Arx., says the morning
totyisr 6f tnat town. The kicking Ia
nj doors and The seizing sgaiust tutir
ygisbrs aud the dragging arou y.
women By men loaded down with Fix.
sbootera h bound 10 result IA blood.
shed.
Miss soiabji, the daughter Of a
learned pamue, and who created no
mule attention at the world's congress
OF religions, is announced 10 ulecus-
tbo influence Of missionaries ON the
rpIlsi5us life In India, 10 reply 10 tue
PLACEMENTS u fact by Mr.. Nugaftnr no
bis lecture on "rho Customs oi lnuih"
et the First Baptist church, Denver.
hi. Nagatsnr recently visited halt
Lake ~ 4 lecturer.
Lucille Hclolso Huych was the name
of Young lady who was uniteh 10
wcdl5ck Ia the fall Of 1887 Ia Belle
vile. Kan, with one John Joseph
brady. Five years later John was
convicted OF burglary Ia the district
court OF Pueblo, Col, aud ~ now
serving a i've ycafs' sentence In the
penitentiaty at Canon city. Mfs.
BRADY has flied her petition In the
county court ut Denver, asking that hot
matrimonial tios be dissolved and her
maiden name restored.
The Nevada Sircr STATE has the fol-
1wlur relative b the sheep business In
Nevada. There ~ more inquiry Tor
sheen by the buyers who are Ia OF con-
template going into that business than
there has been Tor the past several
YEAR. tits the only Industry that tue
contraction OF the currency has not
fatally crippled In this state. Although
The pficu OF wool mas been Telling Tor
ycafs, the wool growers are about the
only ones engaged Ia our varied In.
dusirles who have withstO0d the
financial depression. A very indus
THOUSAND Intelligent young gentleman,
who has been Ia the business la this
country for only three years, Informs M
that II he can get 10 or ~ cents n pound
ior wool for the next tour or five years
no will be willing 10 quit tho business,
70 back 10 the old country, and i've a
lord the balance Of his lite.
General McCook has received april.
cation for discharge from two Of the
three Indian companies ON duty In the
department OF the Colorado, says the
Denver Nora Tho companies were
enlisted three years ago and the NJ.
pllcatlona are filed under Tegu alton
Of tho army which permits any On
listed man 10 be discharged al the close
oi three yuars' service n his army
record IL clear. The disinclination OF
the Indian Tor army service, remarks
the same paper, IL well known aud II
be the general opinion Of army OH cefs
that the movement will continue until
the last Indian "soldiet" will be-
tnkeu Oh the rolls. AZ scoute the In.
diaus have found n more congenial
field aud their services will be- retained
Ia that bfauch. There are hity.twO
Indian scouts enrolled In the depart
meut Of the Colorado They enlist fOf
ak months at timo anu aru paid
extra for hortu anu AccOutftmouts. One
officer who commanded the Indians
says they were the best behaved com.
pauy he had overacen.
Few people prefer prison lie TO the
freedom enjoyed by persons VINO have
never been compelled 10 don the striped
garb, Gays the Boise (Idah0l SfatemaH;
hut such one IL Nafcissu Nero, An
Italian, who for the past eleven months
has been lnratceAted ia the pcnlten.
tiaty for burglary committed In koJ'
tenai county. Nero has been All OK.
emplary prisoner, aud, although his
sentence was for one year, his good
behavior, under the rules OF the insti.
tuition, earned him One month's com.
mutation. Yesterday the eleven
months expired and Warden Campbell
Informed him he WAS ut liberty ~ dc.
part. Nero said he did not want 10
10. Life within the prison walls was
Tor him preferable to being turned
adrin In n cold world. The warden
told Nero he was sorry for him, but his
time was up, aud he would be required
% leave the home TO wNch he had he.
come No attached in no short space "
time. Then Nero adopted new taClic'.
lie raised the point he did not have 10
accept tho months rebate on his ron.
tence for good behavior unless he
pleased TO. He did not desire to accept
II, aud therefore could not DO put out
until the expiration Of the full Twelve
months. This raised an entirely now
amt novel question, and Deputy War
den Cuddy vAs dispatched 10 lay the
Case before Gov, Mcdonnell. The
governor would have consulted AitoI-
uey General Pauons Tor legal
opinion, but the latter had gone north.
The governor finally instructed War.
den Campbell 20 allow poor Nero %
remain until the return OF the ATTORNEY
general. The governor said n IL should
hs showl such action was wrong ho
would pay for Nero'a board out Of ms
own pocket.