Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
NEWS OF The WEST.
p,lIbsrale Suicide Of a Clerk and
BOOkkeeptF In San Francisco
VOTING .JAP" MURDERED.
ssd scene In Denver llome-ShO'
shone County, Idaho, Dis.
grae,d. Ito
A YOUNG JR" MURDERED.

Ata meeting at San jose Of repre-.
sentstive fruit EXCHANGES thfoug bout
tbr state ~ California a resolution Nhs
adopted that no Offer Tor apnCots BE-
entertained ut less than 3, 10 aud II
cents ior the three higher grades, and
that the price Of piunes, pending the
establishment NJ prlcse by the OK
changes, be cents
James Garrett, prominent farmer
living sluth OF kenesaw, Hastings
county, Nebraska, suioi1td ht late
hour on Saturday evening by blowing
Oh he top OF his head with n shotgun.
Cfop failure and fear that his pension
would be revoked IL said u bo the
faute. He was 90 years OF age aud
leaves large family In lair oifoum.
stances.
The body OF young japanese
named Charlie was found In cabin
near Auburn, Wash, on Saturday.
His lace was veTsd with bruises ami
his throat had teen cut with uuil
knife, showing plAiuly that he had
been murdered. Three japanese oc-
cupying an adjoining room claim 20
nave he I'D no disturbance. Ihsy were
afrcated and taken 10 Seattle Tor exam
ilstion.
Chris Jansen, n Swede, who shot to
XIII his wife lew week. ago, made
tlifd anu tucl essIul attempt 10 com.
mit auiciIe IN Jail Mt Butte, Mont,
o. Saturday mOrning. A few days
sg0 lac cut mis- throat with knlie and
tue wound was bandagej. Saturday
he hung himself with the baudage,
anu getting down on his knees
Htranglud TO death. When he shot his
wife lac also shot himself, but did not
iuhitt serious Injury His vile has
recovered.
Laramie boomerang: A good mAnv
engines on the WyOi. ing division Hio
lightning TO need repairs. II Is re-
IuTed that the power Un the seventh
llstfict, west Of R,wiins, IL Ia very
illr condition ana engines were bout
west from this city today to take the
place Oi some Of them. No. 2, coming
,.sf, was brought into Rawlins this
morning by a big slack burner. The
shops will have TO open soon, Trains
are said q have been delayed on the
seventh d. trlol by the engines.
The Caldwell lIdaho) argus status
tiat Affairs are IN disgraceiui c0nd.
ton Ia ShoshOue county. Murder,
riot aud anarchy reign unmolesiet.
The grand jury oalld 10 investigate tho
kiiliug OF kntsbOne, the Gem black
smith, admits that the conditions Of the
country are such that no one will teeth
IS againat mufdtfefs los lear Of thuif
lives. TTooTs guard all trains coming
anu going. GJud citizens are compelled
20 dee from the country. Business n
virtually Mt a gtandstill. Such thinga,
remarks tbs drgus, should bring the
blush OF shame 10 tho cheek OF every
good citizen. The lhwlessness must
oesse. IL IL the plain DUTY OF dow
oruor Mcconnell 10 crush II out, root
aud branch.
Says the Denver Ne0G A sad scene
was tho other day enacted In the home
Vi Il. n. Parker At Vine street. All
tue furniture In the house was
taken TO farfy chattle
mortgage OF 500 upon which
IS interest was due, A NeDs reporter
visited the house ate O'Clock at night.
The rooms had been stripped bare. In
a corner lay Mrs. PaTkes on bed mace
on the floor with n mattress and few
old covering, violently III with not-
v0ua pfoslfA ion. AotOts from her on n
led Of Old CLONES lay "A sleeping babe,
while little g1lden-haired daughter,
scarcely o years Of age, was a1ninls.
tgring TO the wants Of her sick mother,
The father ana older son sat on an ire-
provlsed stool, ~ ningly too disuOl-
ISOLATE TO move. Not even a chair " o
lgit. Tue only A,"u,u VI luTuisufe via
i0le was an OLD pine tabieOn which was
hall loaf Of bread anu few dishos.
san FfAnclioo cal, August 4: w.
h.. kTummaCheL middle aged clerk,
oommiue1 suicide At the Lick House
yesterday afternoon, a ohRmbsTmaid
found him lying on his bed shortly
alter O'CLOCK. There was bullet
wound In his breast and on the floor
ny the side OF the bod lay pistol
which had dropped from his hand.
Tue b0uy was taken 10 tue morgue lA,t
night KTummAcher was u frtquoLt
guest nj the hotel aud had many
friends among the attaches He had
little 10 say about himself, but II was
known that ho had wealthy relatives
IA Germany, WAC at times supplied
him with iunds. ktumm. cher was
recently employed ne bookkoper by
An.pBonrr Bros. Of LlyeIm 10, IN {
had no employment during the last ia
weeks. He expected remittance
from Germany, tut u did 10. cont,
ana when his effects were eAamiutu
uy the oOTOnei'r deputy only s. was
iUund, THE following letter adiressed
10 Tonsr Hughes wa, found on q tab {.
10 he Coroner OF tue City OF SAu
hlhnC.st
Dear ir This Is TO certify that /
nave dtUile 90 take my he, being
Thoroughly dis uBled with tho whole
rorlC, m sBiI especially,
Ny Uraibs are In perfect condition
and my lie not bslng Insured in any
manner yOurJur need MT render any
verdict about nay being crazy,
Mr. NOM, 3l9 California street,
will attend 10 my funeral, anu y,u
will please deliver my personal ttitt ~
10 him. Yours truly,
W, Is. kKUMNACHER.
Born October -, 1874, IN bremen,
Germany.
krummachor was married, but wGl
separated nom Ills WIFE, who IL now
living In Salt Like Guy. The coroner,
in spile OF the constellation shown iIT
him ny the dt Q ased, VIII probably
hold an inquest over the bOIy. An
examination Of the remains showed
hat the bullet had pos cd through the
heart. IL was lound I'M eduod IN q q
mattress on which Krummacuer lgy
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