Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

Z tlltE % inc Jill AfNi -Aa
and desperate efforts VIII oe nlaIe
by the authorities and the farmers 20
stop The ihis7ine bef)re " Is too late'
COLORADO.
Denver. August >. Thers
is q conductor on the Den
yer tEamvay lins who will hand IN
! Ills resignation today by request.
When the Ns,rs published reports
regarding the actions Of some Of tiie
CONDUCTORS on the tTamway hne,
/ Mr.. RUdher Curtis came out in
letter say 10. that ali his eeuductors
WeIs Zsnilelupn. 4 good many oil
them are gentlemen, but ny All, rs
Ex-Governor Evans, the PRESIDENT
OF the company, can testify alter
/ little personal experience with one
! Of his own employees yesterday.
} Ths governor Vantsl 30 get on
a car on Ash'atid Avenue, .as DID
several ladies. He hailed the car
! and was told ia a grud voice 10
hurry 10. Several ladies got on to the
ear As others were getting Off ana
I the gentIemaBly conductor said he
/ had 4 id good notion TO make
them all yet of until he wanted
/ them 10 get OH. The governor eyed
l the fellow. who was UNCONSCIOUS OF
the fact that the president OF the
road vr- one Of bis passengers Al
Z ter little mote swearing the TEL
low rang The gong OF the car to go
ahead, and when he came around
10 the president Of the road. AMI
tearing q ticket, thrust IL back 4;
him Ike 10 wanted b rum u down
his throat. Tire president took 10
al ia, aud G5re.al passengers on
the car who knew Governor Evans
were convulsed with laughter when
they saw the tgJuJle this gentle
manly conductor was getting into.
Tie will probably receive little
blue envelope today, after which lac
will be no longer employed 10y the
tramway company.
Evergreen, Col, Aug. i.-Nir.
Joe Mcintyre, OF Esrvc-, y lying
in camp above here very much ucet
up. II + very doubtful whether OF
not lac will be able to get out Of the
no sc for some weeks. Mr.. Mel n
tyre started out 4 huntiDS !aSt
Wednesday morning about > O'Clock
aud haI no; returned up to Thurs.
day evening, when a party wa or
glnizcd % hunt FOR him. NGter
searching al night ami part Of the
nest lag ihyr came across his M
parenly li,Ciess body. Together with
the body Of hig she bear and n
small cub. After = great deal Of
difficulty he vas removed 10 the
nearest house. which was two aud n
half miles, anu there he was cared
Tor and was unconscious up 10 last ,
evening till about O'Clock. After
coming 10 he told the following
story:
Il hGd net gone more than g mile I
fIom the camp Uutil caught sight /
Of the hsag end cuh, and getting be- !
hind a large TaUk ! waited FOR them .
10 come along. When they got .
within fifty ieet Of the rock | took .
steady aim at the cub and succeeded I
in killing 70. The mother rushed at /
me and q. her have a couple II
ounces Uf lead, but only Injured /
her, which seemed t1 make her the
more Infatuated, and catching the
limb Of 4 big Tree by the rock /
drew myself up i'm the tree, and
very unfortunately let my rife slip,
causing u 10 fail on n rock and 20
OF. INJECTING n very serious
wound in ny foot. as you can
SO. The mother now started
az ihc tree, and only having "a
sig shooter Gni . knife 20 protect
myr.lf with I Cogli l0 bu. little.
Wen, o. make Z !yHE s,cfy short, !
fell from the tree and succeeded I'm
iabhiuE my knife into her body, and
after that 10 not remem aer any
thing for % long ,imc. and when
came to / saw her lying 10y me
leas. ] then tried % get hack to
camp Tut I was So weak could not
move and what 1 suffered Tor the
next few hears was something ter
rible. NGn talk allut thirst and
OH, wOgli have given
f9E q drop Of water anil a
crust Of bread. ruess I went 20
sleep then, fgr remember nothing
After that"
NIr. Mcintyre is stin in very
critical condition and j. terribly
bruised aud bitten all over the body.
CALIFORNIA.
Insurance rates ares 20 high at Po-
MONA ami fires ara so iufrpduent |
mat prJge5ty-owEers refuse 90 min
are this year.
William D0uahue. 2 painter. fell
rom the top Of a brick building n
Los Angeles Thursday morning
.uI broke uo,h legs. terribly crashed
10Th wrists, and hugt three toe -
hey lad % be amlu:a,eJ.
Lakep1rt. Aug. 3.-MarshaI SPOKE /
u keiseyvi..r had ms skull frac-
urei 10y kiCi. from . horse y,stcr-
.ay evening. lie was driving a
reader wagon ami mad stopped over
% loosen a line when his wagon ran
u'n a rus throwing him of down ]
y the hoFSes' feet, which lTighten-
II the animals and they kicked, !
Win tie above result. lie was nm /
pussiJgs FOR about ten hours. The A.,
hysiciuus SAY the chances are ,
saiust his recovery. i
The Stockton Nm iDgmlcraticl
e,ently published uniavorable
ommcu.s on the candidacy Of l..
#. ShipgCe Tor the RcpIbliclu
IuluaiiIu for governor. l.. I.
iagiey, q member Of the Stockton !
.Iiy Council, is accused Of having !
Mi that he publishers Of the Aqil
Tered 70 suppress the article If (
hiPEcc you'd pay them 500, and
u IBIS Tr'uss! published il. The
fsA publishers Jeuy this ami have
lel E3gley for 5000 damages for j
lander. =
The Downieyil!e Messenger said !,
n August SRI: ADOus seven miles =
p the North FORK above Downie- +,
lille, 50 We arc informed, are tie re- :
.aIus o. one Of TIE deep sauWsliies =
last winter, --i feet long. 80 feet :
ide and il Zee; deep, and as hard :
3 ice. Under this bank Of SNOW :
lws the north fork 81 the Yuba, :,
nd alongside II the rivers shores :,
-a@ $3.50 NANa =" 81 ~ ltaeN Hi
iith, WIele one can walk under :,
le suDw. Height Of arch. Il 10 ~ :
-; width, 40 20 80 feet; depih Of =,
low over cgItse Of arch, I TO S =
e.. d
Sacramento, Aug. I-G0geruor
.d-emaa this Afternoon sent the =
lowing dispatch:
To Hon. John NJ. Noble. Secre-
~ Of the IHteriOr-Sir: News
ipers report that surveys suspended
? Commissioner Of the General
anu Ohice Sparks on December
!, isS9, including lands in the
stern portion OF Tulare County,
this State, are about % be de-
AIRED open 10 location. These sur
-ys include tracts Of land covered
llh quota gigsntea-the bic trees
t.aIFfNFTIn 'Thars. = non -