Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19
ROBBED AND KILLED.
psb,pls Fate Of Hon. Frank p
GrbuCkls Of Denver.
,ousp uycossciousIs NEW YORK
N, pl,d on Tho Way 10 the Police
sl,,Iou-Ihe lh,ory Advanced
By the tillc,rs.

xxw York, Nov. ia man was
,.,na uncont cious at 2;4o O'clock this
n.,p,pr on a sidewalk 10 the upper
r,u Of the city. On the way TO the
ponee sistion he died.
Early 10 the night a man was seen
,,,hs Atlaut. Casino. He had gold
,.leh and chain And a sum OF money.
when found on tho street his watch,
sb.lp and money were gone.
From papers Ia his psssessior, he is
,upposed to bs Hon. Frank T.. Ar
tuskls Of Denver, Colo. The man was
,,lieplly concerned In mining inter
Ii. a. a number OF certificates Of
,leck Of the Cripple Creek and other
eompAnIes were found In his potsee.
iop..
,idevalk In q lot Of weeds ON the west
,Ie Of Eighth avenue, between
iSend and lb8fd eireeis. He died 10
the patrol wagon without rogaining
CONSCIOUSNESS. The ambulsnce sur.
sson gave tho opinion that he was
suffering from heart disease. The
tollce. however. arc OF tho opinion
mai Inc man came 10 bis death ut the
hands OF thugs. Ten minutes before
Arbucklo was found q policeman
l,sssd the place aud IL positive Their.
was no one there then. In the packets
were ltttefs addressed 10 "Hon. Faux
2. Afbuekls. care OF Tammany Times.
20 west 3Dth street," cettiioptss OF
Cripple Greek aud Central CITY Con.
solilalsd Mining company; sl.0O In
change; seyefal thrater program'; a
geld ore charm and three pieces OF
god ore.
Chs. HoTstman, bartender OF the
Atlan'A Casino, near where Arbuckle
was fornd. said man answering
hls description came into thu saloon
sb0u; an hour bcioro the time he
VA found unc nsclous and called
Tor whisky. He appeared part
ly unGef the Influence oi liquor.
10 paying for th. drink he displayed .
lsfgs roll OF bills, ana then pulled from
hla pocket heavy gold watch
attached 10 large gold chain. Atter
lAkiug his drink he LETT tins saloon.
That Il the last OF his movements. No
money except small amount Oi
change was found In the pocksts, and
he bad 10 watch nor chain. IL IL
snTmisod no got ON tue elevated train
somewhere down town and failing
asleep RIDE 10 tho end Of the line. He
then got oil the train, II Ia believed,
walled down stalls aud into the Casi.
no saloon. IL Il believed that after
leaving the Casino he was sot upon
~ thugs, knocked down aud robbed.
No marks Of violence were found on
the body except q slight abrasion on
tue head. This might have been
caused bya blow from q sandbsg or
received In the fall.
Frederick Seisel, editor OF tho Tam
many Timea, idontified the remains.
john Wilkinson asksd tho corossT
for permission 10 TAX. charge Of the
body.
HEART FAILURE
The police surgeon alter a q cough
examination OF the body Of Arbuole
utclated that In his opinion the Death
WAs due 10 heart failure brought on by
40 attempt 10 ascend the steps OF the
elevated l-tstion. According 10 Mt.
sleR'l Arbuclo was instrumental In
fAiainr 1000 for the recent Dtmocra.
VIC national campaign which wac
about n third OF the whole sum din.
bulssd by the national committee.
A PROMINENT DENVER CITIZEN.
lENvER, Nov. lD.-The man found
unoyraciUus In this street In New York
tolls mOrnisg anu VINO died soon afluT-
ward was Hon. Frank j. ArbuokIs,
chairman OF tho Democratic state
committee Of Colorado and receiver OF
Tue land tfiloe OF this oity. He was
blrn In Erie, Pa, In 1852. In 1870 no
became connected with the telegraph
service OF the Kansas Pacific railway
company WHOSE railroad had been
mpleled to Denver. Some time
al'sfwstd he Organised tho American
Dltlfiet Telegraph company In this
el'y ara was lite surerint. ndent num-
vi Of years. Other organizations per-
setid aud successfully operated by Mt.
hn'buckle were the Beaver BROOK
WAler company and Mountain Water
mpany, which fof many ycars cup.
pllsd the citizens OF Highlands, until
consolidated with tho nenver Union
waller company. The Drnvsf.Hlgh.
.shls Electric company Is another Of
hlA prosperous business ventures. He
wac The receiver OF the land oiilce at
asamaI, Colorado, during Cleveiand's
Ais' standardization AMI appointed to
voc tame position nj the Denver office
nset th- present administration.
atouckle went east lust alter tho late
ssenon TO close up y large mining
wal lie leaves n widow and twn
t0ns. W.
NJ; Arbuckle also had daughter.
~, 1. N. Datrow, In this city. Mn.
nn'uuehIo left last night win the Union
olhe 10 ioln her husband In New
ioik for u month.
sfhPAruy REFUSED.