Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

DETAILS OF LATE DENVER TRACE.
DIES.
The Topeka Hall slorm.-Bandits Of
the Sac and Fox Region.-Notes
Of Interest from Utah Points.


At present, the principal banking busi.
ness Ia done In Salt Lake CITY, and
their opinion was that the Mafysvalr
banking could he done much nearer
the mines, and IL n healthy field for
loans. Let VA encourage them In the
onterprisc.--Richaoid Advocate.
bingham county will lose IN tho
ncighborhood Of $4,000 IN taxea by
the Wholesale reduction In the Assess.
ments Of the railroads In the coun.
~ by the State board Of equilazation.
Under the Territorial form Of govern.
ment the railroads weru assssted at
about o., 500 Ter mile; undcf State gov.
eminent railroads ara assessed at about
$500 idaho Neps.
A great deal Of damage WIS done by
hail during the recent storm. II seems
that only strip In this county sui.
fcrcd much damage aud that was east
Of the city where wheat fields aud all
growing cfoIa were destroyed. West
% tho city there was no hail whatever.
The river Il sun rising aud Is now
higher than Il has been fof years. DR..
Buck " the Reform school said yostar.
day. "water six aud Ono.haf feet
htNH lIh Wv tNENNt NNNNA W Nllt lkfs
ioTm school nccstsltalcs cold dinner
today. Water is flowing over the top
% the wells aud gardens are entirely
covcfed.n Shunganuuga has subsidized
aud left n wreck u sidewalks, fences
and gardens behind. During the
high water the two story stone build.
Ing AZ the corner Of Chandler and
Sixth streets, belonging 10 q. A. Real,
"A 4. 80 a
building was 70 by % feet and was not
yet finished. The water looscncd the
mortar Ia tho foundation and caused
the building 20 fall. Mr. Real IL n
butcher aud resides Mt 1919 East Sixth
street. lie viii loso about $780,
Topeka Capital.
Mrs. ). L.. Radon had narrow
escape Saturday last from death or
serious injury through being attacked
by n vicious COW Srlonging 10 Mn.
James Watson. Ahc was going 70 look
nj the new residence belng built by
Mr., Deighton and was accompanied
by Mrs. Drlghton aud their aged
mother. When the animal took after
them they all ran, the old lady falling
down and the COW jumping over the
PROSTATE form, kept after Alrr. Radon,
iinally ovcrtaking her aud tossing her
scvcial feet She got up, when the
COW again attacked her, tosslng
her again against barn, where
she was nj the merry Of the Infatuated
hcast, which was on the point Of ~.
saulling her the third time, when Mr..
Dclghton, who fortunately was near,
b.ing attracted by the screaming Of hiu
wife, came b her assistance With a
garden rake which he happened 10 bc
using at the Time. -i'ark Record.
In response 10 call for the patrol
wagon from tho shot tower, Miss Kate
Hunt, hungry andcxhausted, was taken
10 the southern station ON wednesday
night, WHERE she told Prison Keeper
Robinson her sad story. Miss Hunt,
who Is about IS year Of age presented
n most plieous appearance m she stood
beinfc the dcskrcantily clad and almost
shoeless. with tears cousing down
her haggard cheeks she said that she
was horn In SonomA county, whep
her father was once a prosperous farm
or, Thrown upon the world, Nils
Hunt was forced 10 seek employment
a. a domestic, while her sister Mary
entered tho s.ryico Of A. H. Aldrioh,
Of Bakersfield, NJ goyerncss, marry.
Ing a few Year, ago u prominent com
mercial traveller, who Installed her
Ia luxury. The UNFORTUNATE. sister
reached this city on Tuesday last, hav-
Ing walked from ssn Bruno. wcdnes.
day morning, she found Mary, sur.
rounded with every comfort, In q
Howard street Hat She appealed TOT
shelter and food, which were denied.
Her sister, advising her 10 seek aid
from the police, slammed tho door In
her face. Heart broken, the poor
creature started for tho station, but sank
with hunger and exhaustion upon the
ofilce steIf Of the shot tower, whore
Ahe wa found by the officer who sent
her 10 III. station. Yesterday Miss
Hunt, nj her own request, was trans
ferr.d 10 the care 81 n charitable 10.
ci,ty, where she will be- kindly cared
for.-S. r. Chronicle.
This body Of the drowned Italian,
Tolorlgo, has been iound. Until yes.
tsrday nothing was seen VI u since II
sank the third time Ia the foaming
Platte after shooting Tony GlantE. II
moved with tho waves. At flrst the
men thought tho man was alive and
struggling to get out. The face was
II elike In appearance, the eyes open,
and the dark whlsk.fs obscured the
bloated condition OF the features. They
ran for help from the oiilce OF the oem-
etsTy. Then the truth was ascertainsd.
Coroner Valley was notified and To-
moved the corpse 70 his office. The
body was found nj lliyersidc cemetoryi
where II had lodged against the head
gate Of the Burlington ditch. Two
rolored men, Henry June and A.
Thornhill, were hshing, when one
caught sight Of the ghaslly corpse star
ing NJ him. The head aud shoulders
were In sight, and thearms were out
stretched on tho waters. The revolver
which had brought about two deaths
was gone, ms was the watch also, n
large knife was found In hl. pocket,
however. The Italians will bury the
dead, but the time has not been decided
upon.
Frank Burlwrlder the foreman Of
Rurkhardts packing house nj Sanh
creek met with fearful death yester.
day. lie had gone for dinner but
finding II not ready thought no woulu
oil The pump, which supplies waller
from a we'll forty.flve feet dep. He
descended to the piston OF the nachln'
cry In the well which Ia located near
the boiiom, when he was overcome by
the black damp. The foul gas caused
MIN 10 faint aud In short time he
died, His wife became uneasy and
went out to look for him. She saw his
lifeless form lying on the water pipes
at the bottom Of tho we'll. The cutlery
brought help and the . coroner a,,0. WA a.