Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1887.

Harvey, maid to the baroness They
made their plans so carefully and
carried them out SO cleNerly that the
fact of the which took place
early Thursday morning, did not be-
come generally known until two or
three days later though both were
well known about the hotel
Some excitement exists at Fresno,
Cal, over the attempt being made to
open streets across the Southern Pac-
life reservation. a petition asking that
streets be opened was filed with the
board of trustees at its last meeting.
Thursday deed was found by which
Charles CrocSer conveys TO the county
of Fresno title to all the streets IN the
town of Fresno. Attorneys hold that
all that is now necessary is for the su-
perintendent of streets tn order the
Southern Pacific company to remove
the distractions maintained on the
streets which It is desired to open.
Samuel Parker of Honolulu, formerly
minister of foreign affairs of Hawaii
under the government of eN-Queen
Lllluokaluni and large landowner on
the Islands, accompanied by two
| daughters and son. Is at the Cali
! fornia hotel. San Francisco. Mr.
| Parker is recognized as the richest. az
/ we'll as the most influential, native
| Hawaiian on the islands. He has
! been known as one Of those advisers
/ in whom the ex-quecn placed most
/ confidence and his loyalty to her inter-
! ests has never been questioned. This
/ lends greater weight, therefore,to his
| positive declaration that he has given
| up all hopes of any restoration of the
monarchy and is heartily In favor of
| annexation.
Two years ago December Goth next,
| an Indian chief known as 'Stonewall
Jackson" died in San Quentin prison,
! Cal, while serving n sentence of ten
years for murder in the second de-
| gree. The chief was n favorlte among
1 the Indians of Mendocino county,
1 and they have long desired to have the
| bones of the once great leader taken
| up and turned over to them, that they
might be buried in the forest Of his
! native mountains and according to the
Indian rites. Thursday the coroner OF
Marin county, at the request of the
! Quentin prison cemetery, cNhumed the
remains, and prepared them for ship
ment to Ukiah Saturday. Upon the ar
rival of the box at the depot there the
| Indians were to take IL In charge and
have a great ceremony
Mrs. Guiseppina Rusconi of Califor-
MIA is now being sought by her hus-
band, +. G. Rusconi, who desires to
recover three children that she Is
carrying around with her, Rusconi
thinks she has become insane. for she
has skipped from one place to another
| recently and has given a number OF
false names. About five years age
Rusconi. who is Swiss, was pros
porous dairyman at Vallejo, Cal. He
married a 16-year-old girl and for q
short time was happy. The trouble
came over the attention of other mer
and the couple agreed to separate
But after a little they made mp theiI
differences and Rusconi went to Nap6
Junction. Then his wife decided to g
to Asst former henlth, but instead went
to Hesldshurg. Rusconi thought She
was taking in washing, hut in reality
she was keeping n saloon and dis
orderly house. When he went TO get
his children she decamped to Stockton
but on his arrival there he found hei
gone. He claims that all he wants I!
TO put his children in some plac,
where they will be surrounded by goot
Influences.