Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-24
, ro,l Distressing Case Of Poverty
IS Brought 10 Light
n,e SUR AGAINST A DASh.


aver by lut HhINt'Ni nil. tt.
tesi 10 millmen.
p,,ipg March tho Fort Collins
.,..,s, factory sold In Denver ten tons
ct,rse. hesidrs shipments 10
Cslofado springs and Pueblo
Tho California police think that
Jordan, who Ia wanted IN sacramento
fr a diamond robbery but Whom
g5yefnor Waite refused TO eNlfaditti
will 40 to Mexico.
The hay and grain crop Of Sonoma
valley, Cal, viii, ~ is said, turn OUT
better than whs anticipated, ana WIZ
Ia alr even though not another drop
of rain falls this season..
Nineteen young JAMS are being de.
iaincI nt Whntcom, Wash, for want
OF immigration permiis. Ihoy had
walked I'll the way from Vancouver
aud are almost destitute.
Tho fur.year.old son Of Cyrus
Roberts, ut Yamhill, Or, was drowned
last week Ia stream less than two
feet deop. His father wis ploWing nnd
iuisard The child. On making search
he found the body Ia little creek.
A coroner's jury ut Reno, Nevada,
has decided that the man Cahill, who
vaa found dying iu tho hall Of
lodging house Thursday, came 10 his
death from a blow on the baok NJ the
head, whether by dcsign OF accident
tho Jury could not determine. s..
4 Phmuix "a. ~ jcwolrr virttd
court few days ago, ami Vhiio th,fc
went TO sleep. His sleep was 10 noiey
that judicial proceedings were uif.
iufbed. He was fined 60 for contempt
and when he foiuaed 10 pay was taken
10 lail.
The Indians u northern Arizona
have % peculiar branding iron. 10 10
made Of steel and placed on tho head
ui an arrow. Then with uuctfing aiw
u b. shot with such force that u cuts a
mark on the animal, which when it
heals looks "a N II had been burned.
Il. A. Leonard, the Silver CITY
mining man, who ~ visiting Boise
city, says the Idaho Ddiy Ntut'miuu,
owns one.third Interest VA the Banner
mine, near Silver CITY, which wna
recently bonded 70 san Ffancltcu
PARTIES for $4,000. Mr.. Leonard j.
confident the Banner Will develop into
bonanza He Gays samples clear
across the s.fO0t vein gave s. n ton
gold. Specimens had been taken out
That assaytd NJ high a. $4,000 n ton.
During tho past week says the San
Francisco Chronicle, nearly every
cheap lodging house on the BaTbafy
Coast (Cal.) has been carefully aud
systematically robbed. The amount
taken from the dodgers was not large,
but they could ~ afford TO lose tho few
dimes aud niokols In their possession.
On Saturday night the police have
caught well dressed youth about
nineteen years Of age In the act OF loot.
Ing the rooms OF lodging house and
arrested him. lilo gave the name Of
Richard Lotus and says lao came from
~. Louis.
A distressing case Of poverty has
been discovered Ia Oakland, Cal u.
II. Money aud his wife have been
actually starving. Money lisa cripple,
aud his lower limbs are now In state
VI gangrone because they have not
been properly attended 10. lilo ia a
believer Ia Christian Science AMI has
not paid any attention 10 bis condition.
His wife IL an old lady, AMI she, too, il
very ~. They have had no one 60
care for them, anu the room In which
they are living presents a sickeniug
tight. AZ soon AZ their condition was
discovered the matter was reported b.
the authorities, and aid was given
them at once.
In the county tTeasuror's office at
Portland, Or, on Saturday afternoon,
Charles A. MalaIkey, son and deputy
OF tho treasurer, was shot aud seriously
injured by rObbeT, who, aitor hla
victim had fallen 10 the floor, stepped
over hia body, entered tho oounty's
vault aud rifled several draweth Of their
cash contents, amounting in tho ag-
gfegato ~ between 81 900 aud $1,000.
When Malarkey recovered sufficiently
he gave an excellent description VI the
rObber. Suspicion was first fastened
on aSnu Francisco sneak thief now IN
Pottlanu, but II was found that he was
Innocent. The detectives have decided
that the rOhhor was some one wht
gained his knowledge Of the county
treasurer while confined aa tfusiy IN
the county jail and are now working
on that clue.
Gardner Landon has brought suit nj
San Francisco against the rallanl
Banking company, John lallant, IT.
president, auG John Desbtck 10 recover
$4,000 damages for malicious ptosecu'
ton, LandOn was formerly secretary
OF tho Mutual Oh company, OF which
ID. NJ. Blank was preaideuL Both
LandOn and Blank were Indicted bN
tho grand Jury for obtaining money
from the rallant bank by ialte repre-
fentationa az 10 thu value OF ceriaiI
commercial paper The charge agains
Landon was dismiEsed last week a
account OF the death Of John Mckee
who was the Prosecutions ptinolpa
witness. LandOn now alleges that thi
charge against him was malicious AM
Ease aud hence his suit against TIA,
defendants, who, no says, were re
ep0nsible for his arrest aud Indictment
The complaint recltes that John Tai
liant In worth 81 100000 or more ant
that tho defendant, Deadlock, II an im
Iecunious hwyoL
Judge Homer Merrill, Of Rawlins
Wyo.. whose son Id, with Ei. Houk
was herding sheep about my mile
from Casper when the storm Of fOu
weeks ago struck the county, Tenche0
Cheyenne last night from the soArcl
made for tho boys, says the Laramie
boomerang. lie secured the assistance
Of men near Casper aud, after n Beafol
Ot several days, lOunu the two !OlnI
men sue and well. The storm ha