Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-15

but caught his hand iu the railing and
was thrown Ten feut, strliiuu bIa head
on the corner OF n ilu which inflicted "a
deep and ugly cash. He was quickly
picked upi supposed 10 be dead, butuuon
UEamiaati1n It was found TINT he was
only uncOnscious. The train was
backed aud, siter iaking bin on T. arl,
sinrted for Carton, where the suferer
could receive thn attention of n ply
stefan. Mt. Becswiih was stili IN.
conscious when he ardvcd az Aurora,
but iuitgrams eiure received alfts tint
hc ls not hurt as badly W. was At fret
expected.
Tho nows Of tho killing Of the man
by Kid and another ludian Ia the
Swisshelm mountains has reached
Tombstone, Arizona. Two wood.
choppers Mt Mooru's camp had lost their
horses nud started rui 10 Gnd them.
They saw two indlaus some aistanec
away aud, thinking them scrute, one
~ the men started towotda ibem 10 In.
quire " they had seen anything OF tho
stock. When within lew rods nj
them the Indiana stepped behind
rock, aud In lees than ten seconds the
unioftunntc man wns lying ON tho
NIOnEu WIN fMNIf. NNNNAWn MS
heart. Hi. companion wltne-ard the
deed ami ran back 10 camp and t0ld his
companions, Alter much persuasion
he consented 30 20 10 the scene with
pOssp. They found thu dead body,
with the head nearly beaten Uu win
rocks which lay nuar by. FROM a ues.
cfiptioB given 10y the survivor it ia
positive that The Apache who did the
Killing l. no other than the notorious
Kid. after the killing they r0undrI
up about thirty horses anu went
towarut Sonora.
Joe Lnug, Sr., hn old German, aged
eighty.fUur, was killed by the East.
bound passenger trnin ON Ihuuday
about three miles west OF ElkO,
Nevada. He wandered away from
home that morning and was walking
on the tract when the train struck
him. Both legs were broken aud his
head mashed.
The Idaho u .Hg HatomaH q Oc,o.
her 18Th. has the following: Unittd
States Marahsl pinkhan, who ha,
recently given the matter much attuu.
ton, said yesterday that he believed
lgents Of an organized band Of horse
| thieves are engaged In picking up all
| IA blonded animnla they eau nud ~
| This part OF the state, and running
them into Bntish COlumbie, 10 be
taken thence 10 eastern s,ntet. A. the
present limo there 4. no market ior
| po0r hurc-, land only the most ic-ifahle
animals are stolen. The mHishnl has
int rus,ed himself Ia the Hubiect
through desifc 20 serve nil country
lueuus, anu he proposes doing
III within bis power TO pat an emf "a
/ the neiuri0us traffic. On Monday
| johnny Lluc,a, A. Ostonct'a brother
10 law, informed Mt. Piukham that u
valuable hoIre bcllngiug 10 him hal
| been run out ~ Neal district shout two
weeks previously. The mnr-hal had
/ real an account Of the seizure, 10y
Sheriff Pugh, Of Spokane, Of "A lot ol
stalen horsss, and he ut once wired
TINT official, asking him 10 see u
| Louck's horse was Ia the baud. TIE
/ sheriff replied that he could not identi'
\ IS the animal, aud nov the e,afch vii
| Ne continued IN OH sections. II Il
mlrc than probable that q numbel
| VI hofses stolen from this rart OF the
| state will he 'nund among the nuimai
captured by PuRh. Al Other sal,
last night that he wiz confident thai
there was great deal oi truth IN the
sl1ries Of horse stealing In southern
Idaho. People were becoming tired Of
H. though, and IL could not bc carried
on much longer.