Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-29
4 Husband Plays the Wandering
Jew" With Souo Advantage
STRANGE CASE OF nYDnorUon'A.
A, italian Cutting scrape---A nan
Impaied.--A Train Conductors
Marrow Escape.-Miners Injured
by an Explosion.

ths mines OF Cripple creek, anu IN en-
tbusiastio over the outlook
while loading round OF holes IN
the Eclipse tunnel, CoioIauo; wv
miners, william Price anu rIana
Laudis, were Injured by prema.uie
explosion, Price very p'''"o''
fatally.
a., account OF a detective fluc fire
brnhe ont the other day IN the root OF
,he bouse OF Bishop Murdoch OF
Jos,pb. SEWER county, and the whole
nlaee would have been cvnsuoeu pu'
ior the prompt action OF the nesshDors'
Daniel BELLS an italian gardener
n.ar laa Cruces, sent his brother 70
nj Paso, New Mexico, with loau o.
cabbage, He had already mortgsgod
nis gard en- twice, and he TOOK auVAns'
an. ~ his brothers. absence to sell the
Lace Tor $1,000 and elope with his young
md pretty wife. He carried away
$1,000 In money.
The viiiag. Of Los Caralrs, New
Mexico. had a very sad Christmas. a
nun,bef of young men were enjoying
on. of the sports OF the Mexicanr when
The horse Thomas Guttlerfes was fln'
inc euddenly turned anu the unfortu-
pni, youpp rellow was thrown across
post OF wire fence, being impaou
through the abdomen. He fingered
few hours and died.
In nlmoat every town In the Tori.
tow. during this cold weather, fo-
marks the Richfield Advocate, the
water is all frozen up and The streets
are coyered with Ice, but In Riohheld
the citizens have no such incon-
ycnieuce 20 contend with. IL II
beautiful ecene these frosty mornings
where the warm spring water courses
down each street anu - cloud Of steam
IN Arising from II the whole length OF
the stream.
On Christmas afternoon, M the
driver Of Raycraft's stage leit oenou,
NsvadR, he hearI u pistol shot ana
aeon after saw Dell Williams, editor OF
the Genoa Courier, with the blood
streaming down his face, run around
his honse to the backyard. As tho stage
was behind time In starting the driver
aid not wait for further narticn lars, 70
II ia not known whether the shooting
was accidental or otherwise, or whether
the shot was fatal or not.
The case Of little Johny Nolon, the
boy who was bitten last summer by
vicious dog, IL exciting great deal Of
intercst IN Golden, Colorado. Physi-
clans are doing all In their power 10
solve tho mysiery Of the little fellows
strange malady. They strongly advise
the boy,. Isolation from other children,
as he may hecome very violent with
out u mOment'a notice. He Is worse
after shutdown generally, ana snarls
and bites most viciously any one near
him, froths Mt the mouth and growls In
most peculiar manner.l The case Ia
being watched with great deal OF
anxiety by the doctors and friends Of
the family.
The conductor OF passenger train
No. COL OF the Santa Fe had n rather
novel anu dangerous experience n few
days since. The train was due ut
Colorado Springs ut $3.50, but was
several minutes late, and the con-
ductor was hurrying to gain time. He
jumped to the platform while the train
wnn In motion, but his foot slipped on
the snow anu no slid under the car.
People who witnessed the affair shut
thor eyes to avoid seeing the man cut
to pieces. Instead OF being ground up,
however, he threw his feet up until
his toes caught tue brake rod, ana ho
was dragged in this manner several
yards until the train stopped, when
he got up none the worse for his ex.
perieuce and his miraculous escape
from dtslh.
The little coal mining town OF
Brooksidc, Colorado, was the scene OF
drunken fight the other morning. A
number OF miners had been drinking
heavily, anu had gathered at the house
OF A. Ferry, where great time was
being had, when another miner, II AIMED
Mike Thomas, came In, and, 1t seems,
was not welcomed. A fight ensued,
which resulted In Thomas having his
upper lip cut and q severe cash In tn o
back OF his head, besides being thrown
out doors. Thomas then got hold Of n
club, and when Ferry put his heau out
Of the window Thomas struck him
several times, rendering him insensi-
BILE, after which tho man with his club
proceeded 10 smash nll the windows
aud otherwise demolishing the place.
The matter was placed In Sheriff
Stewards hands, aud Thomas was Ut
rested tor assault and battery, and lies
IN Jail awaiting trial. Parties to the
row are badly disiigurei.
The Texas saloon at Pueblo, Colo,
was the scene OF terrible cutting
affair on Christmas eve. Rafael Cor.
dillo, the proprietor, was brutaily
assaulted with a razor by another
Italian named Joe Greco with whom
Coriillo hal quarreled, anu whom he
had put out OF the saloon. Later
Greco returned. in company with an
Italian named Altumofe, and calling
Coruilio'Out assaulted him with razor,
nearly severiug his head. The slash
severed muscle and fieHh nearly TO the
vertebre, narrowly missing the iugulsr
vein. Cordillo, however, caught A ito.
more and fired several shots at Greco,
who escaped. Cordillo was taken to the
city jail and his wounds sewed up by
City Physician Davis. Although in "a
critical condition, IL 10 thought that no
will recover.i Greco lisa railroad laborer.
He was caught the next day at Boone
vile, some eighteen miles from Pueblo.
Three years ago, says the Denver
NsUs, Mrs. Adam Haehn suddenly
disappeared from her home in Yank-
ton, South Dakota, with two children,
anu tho affair created a big sensation
at the time. Mrs. Haehn was very
well of, and had always acted the
part VI u loving spouse aud nearly
everyone believed that Mira. Haebn
must have met with some foul late.
The husband did not share this belief,
and for three long years has devoted
his evory energy to finding her, and