Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Tho Body Of the Victim Of The Dale
Creek Fatality Recovered,
1T WAS A TERRIBLE FALL.
Coal Miners Discharged BY the Union
Pacific Railway Company. FIN.
counter With . Panther.

tlonallv thriving business the coming
summer In the mountains surrounding
Laramie, Wyoming. They are capable
Of furnishing a vast supply OF excellent
timber.
In n Wyoming town, few evening
ago, n coiored tramp was lOund IN The
coal shed Of n man named Howe. The
servant took the negroes head 'for n
lump Of coal and In the darkness en-.
deavored to put II In The scutile with
the Intention Of carrying II IN the
house. To this, descendant ~ Africa,
entered vigorous protest. His ohjoc-
tons were Of n noisy character and
toon attracted the attention OF MIR.
Howe, who turned the fellow over 70
the police. He was fncl s. by the
police magistrate.
A man, evidently miner, was placed
IN the city knstlle Saturday In highly
drunken condition. Sunday morning
he gave his name a. &. Franklin aud
stated that he was from Telluride. He
showed plainly the marks Of excessive
dissipation. Sunday afternoon he was
found dead IN his coll. An express
receipt for bundle OF blankets
shipped by him from Glenwood SPRING.
and consigned TO f,idgway was fDund
In one OF his pockets, besides SIS In
moncy.-J,0'c,ion Star.
II IL understood, says dispatch to
the Denver Acips, that the Union
Pacific company Is closing down ils
Rock Springs coal mines, and 200 men
were lnld oil yesterday. The company
claims that coal orders are falling oil,
hut the men say that the action OF the
company Is to forcetall u movement OF
the men towards inaugurating strike
for the eight-hour system, and prevent
them Joining the general movement OF
coal inincss throughout tho country
which is expected IN May.
A man who IL physically capable Of
making living and who lives OF the
honest earning Of n woman II usually
looked upon with scOrn aud contempt,
then how much greater must be the
utter disgust entertained against one
who lives upon the disgrace aud Sin Of
woman? Yesterday there were flned
In the polio. court the following indi-
viduals, who are designated on the
police register M "pinkeys,n men who
have no visible means Of support.
Charley ROhain, Leon Rachel, BigDial
Guigar Lifout and Dude johnson.
They were required to pay to the city
s2o each. These men, or most Of them,
drive good horses, wenr good ciothes,
nnd even diamonds glitter In their shirt
fronts. They live aud thrive and have
their being IN the vilest part Of the city.
They toll not, neither do they spin, hut
are content TO live upon the earnings
Of vice. They designate their places
Of abode M "the Office" aud arc Appa-
fcntiy inninerent 70 inc opinion OF me
women who keeo them. consequently
thew never kick against being pullcl
Inv tbs police. Tbey hand over the
ducats. and few minutes later
NAV be seen driving out behind a fast
horse 10 enjoy the air and the scenery.
-Iictena Journal,
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Inc oAi. LAKE hcc'uen. lnruIh"co
company nas gone UP Sait river. ~
Wa iAst winter, ihhk 10" OF ms ma
MT tne own anu put On ms pA,t 10,
suckers. ne wofkeu hAtu anu pasgeu
some game, put uiu NOT get rich IN
Evanston, hew WAS ucsu give away
10 the company. Inosr VINO hau peen
puncneu ny tne I'ie ,nsurapse com
LnhIes gave MN w,ue os'.h, pu'
,nose VINO mn ho', unueiwen' ne wv
hghuui sensa'ioh'--f.V" f'o8'seer'
q. CraIp and wife were passoug
on tfaIn No. Q last evening from salt
Lake CITY. bound for Gerard, Kansas.
Mrs. Craig gave birth 20 a twelve.
round child while near Crcston,
iwcnty.scven miles west OF l,awlins,
Conductor Roberts officiating. They
left the train her. and aro now ut thu