Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-11

Good rains, however. the colonists hot q
{ pull through and secure big prices iof
/ ieir produce.
!. q. Cflmmons, n merchant Of Etsl
OaklauJ, Cal, does not see m TO nt
satisfied unless he " Ia trouble, Ht
hal a narr " escape from being mu
dered recently, but this fact DE uHi
prevent him from taking thauoet
igain. Early on Sunday mofniug Pc
tried 10 inlure his wife, and she arouse
the neighbofhooj by her cries. CHM.
mons was captured ani taken 70 the
police station, where he was CHARGE J
with making threats against lie. MIR
CrimmOna has had a good deal
trouble with hef husband. Som
months ago she sued him Tor divorce
on the ground Of extreme cruelty.
While tie cas- WIS pending Cfimm1ns
hal quarrel with his wife. She
drew revolver and shot him three
times. H. came very near dyinr.
The ohaige Of asssuit % murder again /
Mfs. Cfinmons was dismiisei aud IN o
couple made up. II nos npgeats tina
they are just As unhappy A. ever a. d
cannot agree.
James II. Wallis eft on Sunday Tor
Montana, observes the Montpelier
Idaho IOSi, where he goes tn secure
the property intoteste Of Henry Todd.
his wife'- brother, who was drown, d
In the Illinois river vt Kerry, o., In
February. A telegram received from
Oregon 10y MIR. Wallis Just before
leaving stated that there was suspio on
Of foul play connected with the dlsip.
a. Il. q
$50 on him ut the time, there may be
room for this suspicion. Tho body II
Mr.. Todd has not yet been found, al.
though the boat In which he was sur.
posei 70 h we started across the river
NJ the time, was picket up several
miles below. Mr. Todd has valuable
mining property Ia Montana ana spent
the wiutsrin Oregon 10 nv ii the sc-
verify oi the Mjntina climate. Aftor
Mr.. wallis has attended 10 the securing
Of he bfothef.iu.law' interests In
Montana he will proceed 20 Oregon
aud investigate into tue mysterious
disappeafanCr Of Nc. Todd, ard On.
deavor with the ali Of the authorities
there 10 Had the body.
a daslGtily attempt to turn the
tusidOnce ui JAMES LYitlg OF Muukor,
Col, has been discovered. The house,
which N one u the iinsst In town, hat
been occuried by Byron Mrktown
ami family % 90 Anew months ago,
when they went East, but leaving all
their 'neuts In the house. Friday
evening near midnight, a light was
seen by a ne'ghbor IN one NJ the rooms,
hut nothing was tatl about 10 until
later develOpments disclosed most
dis' q iral ilot, List week Lyttlo 70.
oeivo1 word from his tenant that he
would stay 10 he East indefinite y
AMI waved his Effects sent 20 h m,
Mr.. NJ koown's furnishings consisted
mostly u gold aui silycfwafe, mainly
weidinS pieisni-, aud their value was
very great ~ NJ lSenwn hasa mill n
~ more In he own right. On Monii y
morning Nj Lyule irtendel q con =
~ wth tho request, aud upon his
vuini utn the hfuse fuunt tvrfythipv
Ia disu der lle Immediately sought
VI fuhni luUry, nu together
they made a tour Of inspector.
lnrrfa. h1i hHcn mado ~
bfu hing In the rear door, aud
every hIug VI vatur and little bulk
was m auuy. In one Dom the air wns
filled viii ksiossns NELL, Nnd a lamp
uolt0m Of a closed cupboard still burn.
Ing, but nearly lurEed cut, The shelf
over II wss badly scofchr q, but iofiu-
lately did not catch fire. Robbery
was the object, aud attempted incon.
darism was frsotted 10 ~ cover up the
deed. NJ ono is suspioloned.