Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-10
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
,.,,,tIsu 10 the Shape o. Boy
4 ' v,,,l,rs at Los angeles Cal'
a.,y,,rEp ny COAL GAS
,.,.rI,. wyoming, Resident f0H"d
Mis- cabin. Machine shops
destroyed by Fire, Etc
,spn,xlArEp ny coal GAS

-. house 10 mouse "o''J
~,il 10 Laramie t
p ,..ebine shop Of the Atlas IRON
The 81, Francisco, was gutteu ny
Woik', aatly hour Monday mornltiii
h property worth pfopao'y ''V'''V
vas dsssfoyeu' ODD. II
Joups With fatal accident near
einh ~ civ sunday. While drlv'
LoIolA..v Inn The seat slipped OIL tue
i1s " Ills head struck the gfounu
vHVu,,i bursting blood Nessol'
, ,,a,ipg Instant DEATH
-, Exner, George Mcintyre
AukS,l,,am Reehen have taken
rl VI bond on the buuipara claim
a &c ~ mountain. district from w.
sna The bond runs u yeuf
,. s.'p ~, s5dnO. II Il the Intention OF
inam .,lies u start up work immvdi'
wy snI vigorously pfOst cute develop
w. They have great iallh III mo
mn. ,t and rxrect TO open n fne prop
'sv~Boiso Statesman
n, tho 10Th Of May, 1870, william
,,Vu.iSin. tho superintendent ~ the
49, niue mud mill, was drowned
Dn. attempting 10 cross tnc
Ns nolss river ct JacksDne
eVo s,nv Every effort WIS made
,,csyer his boiy, hut without
~ and ali hope Of success was long
L abandoned. sunday, whily
s. IN along the banks Of the river
san, fouf niilea fellow where Inc
80 occurred, Mute Nichols dts
a,,.ted the remains lying ~ hetnnu-
ann -MOmt0lH Home Iddho) b"'to'
ill.,
The la,est discovery In the Priest
,,ts country, Gays an Idaho exchange,
i.bv William HotsiOn, q. =. Smith
"nG Fred Hickman. II consists Of a
s.isna ledge some 80 feet wide, from
.hleh A large amour. Of ore cnrfj ing
a ounces Of silver and 40 per cent
lad could be shipped. Good transpot'
alton IL laching, however ThlH s,tike
i.some eighteen miles from kootenni
,,Ssfani some seven milcs south Of
A., int,rrationnl boundary. The
o~per. have been Offered $4,000 on n
Lond. no per cent cash. A good wagon
road 10 the prospect will probably be
built this winter.
The rerort has reached Laramie,
,,ys the Boomerang, that l.. q. Muir
INV. one Of tnr best known characters
IN dbl section has been found dead In
HI, cabin cut on the Big Laramie river,
twenty.iOur miles from this city.
Murphy lie q man about seventy years
Of age, sud has teen IA resident OF
Lafsnile and surrounding county ever
,Inee HE 0rt trace OF u city was
established here. Mr.. Murphy hal
feen qulel feeble for some time. He
WAS one Of the defenders VI the
Fedeml government during the war,
4. Known by every one la the section,
and was a man oimauy ldiosyncracies.
Efps,G Buusier, " Frunchman, II
wears Of sge, n chemical dyer by occu.
rail0n, was found dead IN his bed at
taylor street, San Francisco, ON Mon.
day moIning. Death resulted from
Nphyiistion by coal gas. When the
room was entered one gas jet was
found bnrning. Gas was also flowing
from the two other tips Of tho chandr-
l!ef, both stopcOcks being partly turned.
A Newspaper had been hung upon the
gas fixture, ~ arranged as 60 shade the
led from the burning jet. A corOnet's
Jury plur0ed verdict OF accidental
death. The suppositon IN that BDusicr
tufned tho gas ON In arranging the
newspaper.
Warden JENNIE and Guard James H..
Smith returned Sunday from Black.
foot, where they lett Smith, the con-
Wet who was adjudged insane. The
tip was without incident until they
reAehed PoCatello. The man then be-
came 10 violent that he had 10 be
handeutled. Calling attention to u
sensational story that has been pub
lished In regard 10 the case, Guard
Smith said It was without foundation.
The convict was found In his cell
stripped and beating himself In the
lace. A prisoner named Marble on
Tered hrst, followed by the turnkey,
aud the unfortunate man WAS sO0n
dressed and handcuiied. No one was
bitten, nor was the Insane mau struck
on the head with irons. IL may he
suded that this convict was more or
ltHs crazy when he was sent to the rem
itenliary. lie was "OflD at the tlno Of
hisaffest, aud he has been subject 10
queer" spells ever since. IDAHO Ddiy
ntdtemaR.
boyle Heights, the eastern residence
section Of Los Angeles, Cal, was
treated to a lively sensatlOn on Tues
diy night. Mrs. Joseph Workman,
VINO lives ON Boyle avenue near eX.
Mayor w. II. WOrkmau's, was return.
ing home with her len.yeaT-Old daugh'
W ana was met mt the street car by a
hlied man, When within few yards
ol me front gate Of their residence two
masked men jumped out Of some
thfubbefy near the sidewalk and ordered
,hem 10 throw up their hands. Mira.
workman At first thought the robbers
were couple Of her boys who were
uuylnRto brighten her, but she soon
discovered her mistake, for the men
,tppeu IN front OF tho party and pro
tSh'ed = couple OF pistols. The little
sH grabbed her mothor's gold watch
m anu transferred II TO her own pocket
me robbers then took Mrs. Workman''
sontalfe diamond earrings, valued nj
sluu, breastpin worth Sl50, and q
bracelet worth 500. The men then
,uIheu 10 the hired man, who had been
Standing all this time with hts hand,
SEef me head, and got 81 from him
Ioe police were notified and mount
~ oilcer went 10 the scene. BY III,
.'ne no arrived the hired man had be
zone so excited that the gun will
Nhich he had armed himself WAS dis
una'ged and the officer had narrow
sseape' The officers found blacl
ulolh from which the robbers hat
manufactured masks. Az near ~ Mrs
Workman could tell the robbers wer,
mere boys, OF slim build, with youthful
n9.iees' Fhe presence OF mind OF TIA,
n'ue XIII saved the watch, worth 5000
I . purse containing SlT5, which sh,
% . lne robbers when they asked for 1
contained only 10 cents.