Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29
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There have been 4 good many
fires lately on the Syracuse railway,
caused by sparks from the engine
setting the grain on fire. Mr.. J. II.
Barnes has had about twenty five
/ acres Of wheat burned ~ different
: tihts RS month, and on The 9Th
( Mr.. James Smith had four large
/ wheat stacks burned, causing 4 loss
z Of about ! 900 bushels Of wheat.
4 dangerous runaway occurred
Oh South Washington Avenue on
Sunday morning, \ buggy dTawn
/ by a single horse and occupied by
, three BOYS went tearing northward.
On nearing Thigty-iint Street the
Z hOrse took 10 the sidewalk and when
in front Of MOr0ni Browns store
the buggy c0iliGed with a screen
door. taking 1t OF Gud throwing the
LITTLE boys out; The bnssF vas
Smashed 10 Kindling wood, hut the
boys were not injured.
The 5-year-old son OF John Bache-
lor broke his arm Sunday afternoon
by falling from a horse. The little
fellow was playing with the horse
az the family residence, on South
Washington Avenue Several other
ChildreI were present at the time,
and were all clamorlBg for = ride.
The horse turned suddenly, throw
iu. To-. child OF. The animal
atcpFei % his c.!a, h.caSing the
zone Above the elbow and disiCcat-
ing that joint.
No inquest was held OveI The
body II James Ryder, VINO vas
drowned in Ogieu River ON Salur-
day. Coroner LsISiu, after taking
the statements Of those present at
the time OF tire drowning, considered
il unnecessary. DR.. IOwgrs eX-
amined the body aud said it was a
clear case cfcraup. Nr. Ryder had
some cbgCcO IN his mouth while he
was in bathing, anu il was found
loiggi IN his throat. This, the doe
tor thinks. was WAS the cause Of his
stEargilug 50 quickly.
Last Sruday q row tool, place be,
tween Y. Rapp amt 4 Sing Kee,
which, it j. thought by some, NAV
prove fatal 10 the Chiuaman. some
trouble occurred between the men
about a water ditch, which resulted |
in the Chiuauau being badly uSei .
up. One party who saw the EIw stat
81 tLatkJUp turned stream 81 water I
into the CiTinam1u's ground. The
Celestial said that he did not want !
the water 10 ran over the land n he |
wanted 10 plUT g. Considerable |
talk took place between the men .
and Rapp ended the Argument by |
striking the Ci'iusuian with d hoe.
The Injured man l. over 81 yeaFs
old, anu DE-. Powers, vino attended
him, stated that Lis injuries are
very severe. His eyes are
black, tw" SIS on his
-.gnt side are broken. aud
Numerous bruises appear ON the left
,iie and right shoulder, showing /
that the man hal been roughly used.
iIpp was auGiEned before Judge I
Preshaw ye-;eu!ay, who continued
Ice case one week, 10 await the IT.
,uit Of the wounded mans injuries.
Rapp furnished bonds in the sum Of
5000 Tor his appearance when
Yesterday evening about 5:Il
o'clock an alarm Of fire was turned !
a from box 50. The department I
lIiCbly responded 10 the call and
were out iu Few mOIileut~. Jas; I
IS tGc engine turned into Twenty
ifth Street from Washington Ave
lUr. F-.i. A-n1!i drove his exU-, -
wagon aCro-S the street. He saw
he engine g1Ling ami Ia attempt
NJ 60 clear Washington, the street
~ exp rtpI them t. take, he COW
rel rweUtv-iifih. which az that 4.
.uiut : halt blocked with build
NJ material. = collision was
Inevitable ard the haI~es ca
he ENGINE struck the WAGON /
Iuarc behind the from; wheel
The -hnck was sufficient %
real. the role o. the fire engine
nj knock one 0f the horses down. .
Tie engine WIS hlckeI away from
ae wagon, when 2. was discovered
hat ono a. the engine horses was
srrihlv Gu. about the neck. breast I
nd fITeleEs, the flesh being laCgrst-
u m 4 horrible manner. Chief
'hapm1u ordered two heavy
ragonsto fastgn on 10 the engine
no proceed 90 the fire. twas a Ia
UTiOus job % climb the steep hiliaud
everal stoTs had 90 To- made The
Ire wc- In g two story bric!, building
Z Che corner Of Monroe Avenue
IA TEcUty fifth street, anu vas
Jniincl 10 the stairway. THClrys 7
q the hose wagon put size blaze out
ei0re serious damage was dome
.go'C,t SstaduYd