The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
a1rAyIyes rRox TIE ROCKIES.

acting in lieu Ol snow ienSes'
per;ment will first be tried on tl'e Missouri
and Dako'a division.
Reno Ionrnal: \ man who had been
hired temporarily to do some chores aoou'
the Depot Ho.el, went into the room
where one OF the men who was sutfocateo
va. laid out, and robbei the dead man ot
some shirt studs and collar button
S. L. Tribune: The Mormon tra'nps
sent out by the Church last fall, still con.
tinue to arrive home. They tell awful
tales Of the hardships and prosecutions:
Even the .wili barrels soured oa them, ana |
the hay seeds tangled their hair.
Deadwood Pioneer: Last night stall.
wart stepped into the ] y L hotel. re
was envrl,ped in buffalo overcast that
came dow n to his heels. The proprietor.
Harry Dunning, suggested that ne Jake
off or he would no. feel it when re went Out.
The stranger looked at him obviously ana
remarked: II reckon 1 will keep It on all
the same. Last fail when ! vas here N
Deadwood hung an overcast up. and !
never fel, it when went out, and haint
felt il since" Harry realized the force Of
the remark, and politely invited'the ssrang'
er to take su'thin'.
OGDEN Pilot: S rne ii n: IL the fall Of
last year q man with his wifi: and child
arrsved in this city from Idaho. Shortly
after their arrival here they separated on
account OF supposed domestic intelicitv,
the husband taking all the personal proper
~ and leaving the child 10 boy Of three
years oid) with his wife, who Supported
the same. Things remained in about the
same condition until Yesterday, when the
husband, having disposed Of all his prop
ertv, wen: to the residence Of hi. wife ana
in her absence abducted the child, wrap.
ping it up in one Of the mothers dresses.
Some time elapsed before the mother
became aware OF the loss oil her child, and
when she did she was half frantic with
grief. She went to the county prosecut.
ing attorney and asked him for warrant
tor the arrest ot her husband on charge
of abduction, but was BY him informed that
he could y t issue such a warrant in the
case: but her husband having distracted
property belonging To her, he would cause
the issue OF warrant for larencv, which
was done In the interim the bird had
flown, taking the child with him. and is
en- route to Virginia. The poor mother
robbed OF her child, is indeed si5Jcc'
10: pity.
Ogden Plot: 4 di 7stc!, from Salt La',.
says that George {. Bates. a man who was
for three years the attorney for the Nor
,noa C:urth. tells the llowiny OF his exp.
r,ence l., the 80 9TH Of Utah. Will. on a
Church mission in January. 1873: II hap
pened to visit the southern parts Of th>
Territory on business matters tor the
Church, and stopping L, change horses
an! dine, | saw around the table five no.
! lyyanous wives Of one old Bishop. and in
and about the ranc!, some thirty.>ix large
girls and boys, Of all ages from 10 to IS and
- years. ana then and there learned that
these Young Murmon> all slept in one
large, singh. room overhead in the winter.
/ like so many pigs, and in the hot weather
Of the summer they are hu!dled together
in the straw in the stable, living in pro,nis.
cuou> coEcubinage and that several Of the
girls we're hearing children to their broth.
ers and cousins and uncles. as SO many
cows or ewes, would do This was mat.
ter Of daily happening, and was not dis
couraged. but winked at by the old Bishop.
who stn'd high in the Churh. a. natursl
consequence of their religious teachings
that every wonan's future happiness was
enhanced Nv the nnNher Of children she
t'or.'. no matter who might b. their faith
| ers."
| F'i.co Times: Between , and I o'clock
this morning, fearful row occurred
which resulted IN the death Of Charles
Stone, Young man Who has only been in
camp some five TT six weeks. and who l.
said to bc son ofC"l. Stone. a prominent
citizen OF Denver, C,ior ,d,l Charley
came here in company with two com
/ ;'anion> and made themselves so,new hat
conspicuous BY passing themselves off a.
Cow Bays &C. TIL. trio by braxyatocio,
had excited the ire Of divers ari snndry
men OF our camp, who pride th.nse YES
IN their ability to hol,! an even hand with
any MAJ on earth. The deceased met his
death IN ,ont Of one Our saloons, bv re-.
ceiving shot which entered at his RICH.
arm and passed through his lungs. killing
MIN instantly. This morning an inques,
was held, and the evidence only disclosed
the fact that the deceased was Chas. Stone,
and that he ..ca:ne to his Death by a ni,toi
shot in the hands Ola person unknown to
the jury" In view OF the fact that stone
was shot In the presence OF large crowd,
and that the inquest was unable To find
any person who knew who did the shtnt
Ing. Is strange. "'ris passing strange"
In the affrav, howy yer, il Is known that
James Riley received shot through the
wrist, and the partner Of the deceased got
badly used up by being fearfully beaten
about tfe head and face. Geo. Weaver
had close call by having several bullet
holes through his coat this morning.
5. L. Tribune: 4 few DAYS ago an old
elder In Zion had his wife vaccinatetl with
VII US direct from an in rulated COW. The
vacc'n: ti"n t0'k splendidiv and Yesterday
morning she kicked him out Of the ho,,,:
tor refusing to vote the Independent ticket
As the old elder fastened from the scene
ct action he muttered to himself ~ might
nave known what would have come OF that
new tangled business. was a fool to let
Sal git poisoned by kicking COW.
\ women named Mrs. Hutchines com.
nitted self-murder ut buffalo. Wvominv
on the a9th ult. She was under arrest a.,
having forged the name of Henry D..vo..
to check for 500.
Evening News 4 (ear:u! accident ~.
CURED At Salina, Utah, about y. IN. Sun.
Gay, BY which four small sons of E.;,.
Crane and one of Christian Sorcnson. came
near losing their lives. A case of blas,;no
powder having been obtained by then,
tney proceeded To set fire to it. The 49,
suit was an explosion. BY which thew wer..
all seriously and two II Is feared are dan.
geso''s'y burned. Three Of the bov. n.y..