Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-25

a delegate from Grand Junction
to the prohibition convention is ac-
cused Of carrying a flask Of whisky
ia his grip. The fact came 70 light
when this delegate opened his grip
10 distribute prohibition literature.
A serious accident occurred at
Fred Hamlin's saw mill, seventeen
miles southeast Of MOntruse last
Monday. at 1880 q. m The boiler
used in the mil. exploded with ter
ritic force. seriously injuring VIM.
Young, aud scalding Peter Funk.
two employes At the mill. a de-
f-ctive due was supposed to he the
cauze Of the accident. The damage
j. estimated at ahOut 1900. This Is
the same place where Frank Carter
va. aeeltently killed week ago.
John Fiugge Is in the .cckuP anu
may have TO answer before the graz
iury the charge OF assault with in-
tent to kill. TUESDAY morning,
wfIie drums, h. enterrd The house
of August 5pOOistasor, who lives on
Pitkin Avenue, near Seconi street,
took a seat and watched the hired
girl ironing. In n fsS minHtes NE
arose, went up TO the gill Rsd took
the hot iron from her hancs, saying,
LET me do that In this PsTiorm-
aues Fiugge burned his fingers
ani turning upon old man Spool
slas1r, vino wa also in the room
with his wife. smashed him
over the head with the iron. Spool
,iasor fell as though dead. His
scaIp was BADLY cut and the blood
iiogei freely. Mn. SPO0dstasor
.lme forward % assist her husband
10 his feet. when Flugge besan an
assault upOn htr with the iron-
In irving to ward oil the blows
Mn. Spo0dsiasOr's arm was severely
bruised and burned from the wrist
q the elbow. snd there Is no telling
what would have happensd had not
the hired girl cOme 10 the resciie-
Flugr- then ran down TO Gutcaellls
lime shed near the lumber yard,
where = man named Smith hid him
beneath lot Of gunny sacks.
Meanwhile Marshal Barton and
Street Commissioner Whorton got
on Flugge's track, traced him up
and finally dragged him cut from
his hiring place. He was quickly
marched 10 the lookup and placed
behind the bars.-t'rdHd Junction
!Ssar.
Colombo Springs, Colo, Sept =:
Mrs. Addie COuts Of this city fell
IS feet down an almost perfendieu-
lar wall Of rock IN South Cheyenne
canyon yesterday, and narrowly ~
caped falling perfectly straight 20
feet further on 10 n bed Of sharp
rocks. She had climbed the long,
riekety steps to the top Of the preei-
nice. for the use OF which visitors
larc taxed p cents each, and after
r,stirg n few minutes she started
10 come down. The rotten structure
began to swing from side 10 side,
and she became dizzy anu clutched
for the bllustrade. IL hal been
broken away some time aud never
replaced, 50 she lost her balance and
fell below the steps where she com
menced sliding down tOwanl the
abyss into which the last fall plung'
e.. Just at its brink an Immense
timber :; ans the chasm as brace
for the stains, and as she reached il
she grasped Il with the clutch Of
despair and hung there with sheet
dro ( seventy five feet into sharp
rocks beneath. Mr.. Alex Rodney
xno was with her, hasteuyd 10 hri
assistance and graspet her wristsi
Just Is her hands looseued their dee
perate grip. Summoning all hi'
strength he drew her upon the team
and frUm there back on the stairs
Although no bones were broken she
was completely Frustrated by the
shock, and she Is very badly bruised
The owners Of the cIuy n claim
hat people go up the steps at thell
own risk, bui they charge % cent
for the privilege, and it Is prObabl,
that their views may be tested if
the courts, as Mrs. COuts contem
plates n suit for heavy dana Ses.-
DeHrer Aeirs.