Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-06
NEWS OF The WEST.
A Case 10 Which Truth is far Stranger
Than Fiction.
A BREWERY BURNED DOWN.
The Tricks Of Couil ience Man Great,
a Stir NJ Napa,
California.

The Nevada Brewery al Ntvad,
city was burned this att rnoon. 1hi
loss l. estimated at $1,000; insufanco
81 600.
Eureka (Novadh) Sentinel Monday
mJrniug Mex iatto lasssru snd thrss
a btonco Ia Water canyou, Newaf
valley. While down tue hOfo situs
glsd violently anu kicked Ratio In tht
face, cutting him uhder the eyebrow
and literally tearing his nose TO pieces
Andy Johnson declined to pay HI
fare to Conductor Peafse OF the Ciy
Cable company on a grip car at DrnVti
on sundHy night anu thtf was row.
johnson shot twice ut the conductUI
without effect. A man named Harm
was graE ri by one OF the bullets an
lost tno Top OF an ear. johnson wa
arrested.
Oae Of the 1ne properties In Spencer
camp, Gunui.On county, Colo, say
tue Dsnvei Astgs, h tne superior luut,
now dJwu iOry isei. AZ dtplh %
thirty feet the vein was ,Uur incnes !
Uidth, but In the last tea itet az onof
nous buuy Of orc was encountered, the
vein now avefaglu four feet, tue IN is.
being about SlOO rOck, although picgpt
assays uavo yieided upwafaa Ui 81 %
The new stamp mil has cOmmenc,v
operations.
The Cheyenne Leader saysl From
the office Of the collector II Internal
revenue II ~ learned that the sale Ui
the new revenue stamps for playinl
cards, au horned by the Wilson bill,
looted ny lS0.7jl fof the dis riot u Col.
ofado and Wyoming on OttoUoI
Since that time great m.ny mon
have been 'old and ~ not improbable
that by January /, 1875, the total saltt
will amount 10 20 go. Az each etami
calls ftf cent?, tie government hiss
already realized a. Blj from this source.
The Siirer State (Neyadn) sayt; n
man who was beating his way over the
road was run over aud killed at Col.
conda yesterday morning by freight
train. Coroner Gramm went up TO
Goloonda aud held an inquest on thu
remains, the Jury finding that tht
mans name was Charles Wallace,
aged about thirty Year,, aud was "A
painter by trade. Papsfs found on hi,
person showed him 10 have been
member In good standing Of Kelly's
Industrial army.
Deputy Sheriff Hickman, says the
Nephi Courier, MADE n very clever
capture Of horse thief the other
night In the arrest OF Que Martin, who
claims ~ hail from Iowa. La the early
part Of last June Martin was working
ON ranch IN rOocle county and stole
n horse, saddle and revolver from
Owen BennioB, OF Vernon. He came
70 this county anu went 10 work Tor
Painter Bros. herding sheep. lie
came 10 town Tuesday 10 get IA = money
Tor his summers work, but was spotted
by the svor.wAtchful Hickman. He
had all tho property In his possession
when arrested.
Several Of the merchants and the
proprietor OF leading hotel NJ Napa,
Cal, are regtetting confidence mis-
placed In man calling himteli Dr. |
Fhzlor, who came here last Monday !
representing himself ~ from tho Uni. |
vefsity u London. He bought llbrT- |
ally but paid spatingly and went awsy |
without settling tbs balances due. The |
hotel proprietor made complaint anu |
he has been arrested Ia Sacramento. |
He bore recommendation which gave |
hAA AhAhANAkH AAA NAA' hNNhN AN ANNH I
iufed In ono VI the leading churches |
here on "CAnnibalism ~ It Exists 70. |
day" anu by his talk created a very |
favorable impression.
James Hards and Mrs. Helen Thur.
man were married at Applegalc, Ia |
Jacks .nville county, Or, on Suuuay. |
Twonty.elsht years ago Hard anu Mfs.
Thufman's stepiathsr owned aUjOin-
Ing claims on Butte creek, ia that
county. Hards ami the young girl /
married. A lew months later the
men quarTeled, and Arnold, the step |
father Induced HArdu's vile to leave
hun. The following DAY Hards killed
AT old and then lrit the country, A
few years later his wile cured a
divorce anu married Charles Thur
man. Several years ago Thurman
died, anu soon after Hare rtutned 10
J Jacksonville county. lie was immedi-
ately arrested, triel auu convicted Of
the muTdUr OF Arnold. MIS-. Thur.
man became interested In him aud
visited him often. After he had served
two years IN the penitentisfy she CIR.
uulated pettOn fof bis PARDON, which
was iavOrHbly acted upon By CIV
PennOycr. soon after Hards was
given his liberty he anu his i0rllor
WHO remarked.