Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09
CALIrORSIA.

: miles west Of Yuma. An eastern
bound freight due at Yucca at
O'Clock was precipitated into thu
river, killing Fireman William
! Neil and slightly wounding Engi
neer Hursher and seriously wound
{ ing Brakeman Sutton. The sal
F.ancisco express, due at the Needl'I
last night at q O'Clock, was delayeL
by washouts near Williams, Ariz.
and only reached Yucca n few min
utes after the freight accident, hav
ing a narrow escape. Alter the
bridge vas fixed up the train came
on, closely followed by the Los An
geles express, which had OveTtakeI
the first one. When near Needles
aud running fast "A Pullman car on
the San Francisco train left the
rails, throwing the tourist car jus;
ahead Of it over on its side. William
HenRulL, Of san Antonio, Texas.
was severely injured, hut the other
passengers escaped with a severe
shaking up.
Los Angeles, Aug. 5.-All the
union printers employed on the four
daily papers Of this city went on
strike late this afternoon. Some
days ago the proprietors Of the four
dailies united in request tor n Tt
ductiOn in the scale from so cents a
thousand 10 80 cents. The union
declined 10 accede 10 this and in
turn put in formal demand that
the proprletors sign n contract by
noon today TO maintain rates Of 50
cents for one year. This the pro-
prietOrs promptly refused, and the
strike followed this afternoon. This
evening the propEietOrs gathered to-
gether as many nOn-uniOn printers
as they could find, ami the papers
will come out in the morning.
Mariposa, Aug. 5.-Marmass VIII
son, Peter Westfall. Charles Oliver
and John b. McCann, accused OF
killing an Indian medicine man
named Bullock, were brought before
the superior court today on an in
formation charging them with muir
der. They pleaded not guilty and
their counsel demanded separate
trials. The cases were set for Sep
tember 18th, 22nd, 18th and Goth,
and venire was ordered for seven
ty jurors.
Tine crime was committed June
/ 18th. Bullock was 4 medicine man
and is believed 10 have been shot
and killed according to Indian
custom because he had lost n "a
tent.
OREGON.
Portland, Aug. 81. W. Ander-
son was arrested in East Portland
this morning by police officers on
information furnished by the chief
Il police Of Oakland, Cal, stating
that Anderson is wanted in that
ity for kidnapping. Last April
dersOn obtained possession Of
~, ie Olssn, a fouT-year-Old girl.
- ought her TO her divorced
",t vho is "a woman Ofthe town
nnS si.iert Anderson.
Salem. Am. 5.-The board Of
,ra.je Las r.c,.is. l "a reply from the |
Oregon delegation at Washington to |
n telegram urging IL III 10 use lleif
influence in securing Iee"unt q
tAAE AtAAFhN- III hfAfH0
that the matter has been J. ice'I ue-
fore the department, which Z, quests
specific allegations Of census n 'IeI-
fectiOns and full showing Of OF Is
sion. These will Dc forwards
without delay.
Ashland, Aug. 5.-The dead body |
Of man in ans advanced stage OF
decomposition was found in the
field OF ID. Peuniger, two miles
north OF Central Point, this cOuu-
", yesterday about noon. 4 c0rO-
ner's Inquest developed the facts =,
hat the dead man was Ephraim
IemisOn, an old resident, about 60
years Of age, who had been missing
about six weeks. The man had been
Employed by Penniser cutting !
wood, and had a camp In the clear 4;
ng, where he lived alone. Appar ;
entity he had started for Penuigrr'-
house and had fallen dead while on
he way. No evidence Of any =
wounds was found in the post !,
nOTtem examination, and the =
,oroner's jury simply rendered a !,
'eriict Of death from cause I'M ;
,nown.
Linkville, Ore. August 5.-The
esirence Of DIR. :. Hemenway, a;
BONANZA, caught fire at $50 O'Clock
'estrriay morning from a defective I
lue and was burned 10 the ground. '
NOthfug was saved. Three small G
that were in the house
we're badly burned, probably fatally. {
Loss, $500; no insurance. 4
Portland, Ore, August 6.-Mrs.
anna koebel jumped overheard
rom the upper deck Of the steamer
,dtO1d this afternoon and wa =
rowned. The woman got on board
he steamer az Oregon City, and
then the boat was near Elk Rock -,
he suddenly le:SI ed overheard and
INK Immediately. \ boat was
,wered from the steamer, but the /
Ody sank and was not recovered.
The woman had b,sen in III health
Jme time and was undoubtedly
isane. She had acted strangely on
ne boat and was being watched. {
he leaves a husband md several &
hildren. r
ARIZONA. {
Prescott, 4. T., Aug. 5.--COlonel u
. Il. B=vans, an appOintee O Cleve- n
md rs special agent Of the General =
md office, and who was inflicted u
: the last United States grand jury <
r accepting a hrioe Of Henry Q
.einig, was brought TO Prescott for -
ial last night 10y two deputy m.lr-
lals. He was arrested at OkEf-
1ma. -
EliensbuFg, Wash, August g. il
the course Of quarrel over n y
lrse at ROslin this afternoon n a
.grO named Miles Mayo stabbed cr
nj dangerously wounded n livery
an named Polhense. Mayo was m
rested, but through fear Of lynch in
z was brought to this place and On
led. The negroes declare that II In
, is lynched they will avcnge his 81
attn. y bitter feeling exists be- so
'een the whites anu blacks.
NEW NExICo.
August 5.-The rain ~,
ason has come earlier than usual sr
the South Sest, and the Atlantic ha
III Pacific is having an unlimited nj
Mount Of trouble. One Of the ",
Drst clOudhursis which has &C.
rred on the road happened near
lcca station, beyond Kingman.
1 night. a freight train n few =.
'urs late came laundering along NV
an increased speed. All Of a o.
dden the engine tottered on 4 IN
ashed out track and fell over, IN
Irying beneath it FiremanWilliam iro
ell, who was killed outright. The Dt
gineer almost miraculously escap- va
with his life, but sustained pain ste
injuries. The cars following the al
.nmnriE went nxar Ia tInn MI | 10