Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-14
another Fight Between OIlceTS and
Horse Thieves in Wyoming.
POLITICAL sQuAUDLE AT PARK
CRY.
The Ouray Indians. Singular Accident
to a Boy.-Alarm OF Fire
at Ogden.

Park Cliy'
Tbe ouray Indians are leaving the
sgeney on a hunting expedition. They
nave been going through Nernal Tor
the past week, and judging from the
lumber seen in town the agency Will
sson be deserted.--ptrHai Express.
MI. Kirker hal visitor last week In
his camp at Cisco. A large cenllpedr
rnwled on HE forehead, Awakening
him. Az he went g. knock II of, tue
renilpede stuck it, fangs into his iicsh
Al present MIR. Kirter IS doing nicely,
tut his forehead IL considerably
swollen.--SpriR0UiNo Independent.
The ladies Of Twin Bridges, Madison
county, have sent to the Worlds Fair
Headquarters here n ligt Of the nice
things they are going 10 contribute a.
IN furnishing. OF tue Montana buili'
inc. They cOnss Of beautiful CmhTui'
,e,y Of all kind, tapestry, wax now
,r' fancy Tides Tor vnairf, etc. ne,
man Chronicle
REPORTS have just reached Casper,
WA. II fight between Officers aud
sirro,ed hor.e thieves IA the extreme
n rihrrn part OF fremont couu.
~ Officers were Ia search VI "a man
named Moore, who shot u constable
Moore knew Of their approach ana inii
for them, shooting down three Of the
rarty. One of the murdered mon wa
known ne "Slick," whose real namr
wns Marc, OF Nebraska. PTOrO Do
patch.
James Clinton OF Nephi passed north
on sunday. lie has been ~ Salinu
purchasing fall clips. He says thai
about n million pounds vi wool viii ur
all that IL brought Ia this iall. 10
tpraking about the probable extension
of the :. 4. V. X. II. he Gays that ~
only needs $50. OOO to put the ruad on "a
having basis NJ that viii extend ~ IT,
Msnu. unlc-s the owners do tn.
their two or three huudrui thousand
dollars cnyital will he dead property a.
itd0sz NOT NJ present pay e1ptn'tr,-
EjAraHl EHtcrpriSC.
Ca Thursday forenoon Richard, tn
fryen.ytnr.uld ION oI Mt. anu Mrs.
Hans Peterson, Tell into his It sleep.
The direct cause nt his death was ~
pholi fever. some mOgths ago, how
ser. he was scrntule G 10y dOg ON Tn
face, ipjuring one OF hi. eyes, which
f,gluced the strength of the 10y anu
NNIUNlN ltNNA NN'NANhk VIZ VIZ W hAH W.
turtles, cut him M lie wnsa pariicu
lsrly bright little .clluw. Mr.. and Mis-.
prtersun are GeFman-, hni having
only been IA short time IN America, are
not very iami lar with the English
laueuage.-Hook Springs ,Hgomingl
Miner.
A little trouble occurred atthe linton
Pacific depot rhur-dsy afternoon Just
before tho Democratic dulegatgs left
for salt Lake. II appears that one Of
the painters engaged on the building
accidentally broke the handle OF a
broom belonging 20 one Of the delega.
ton. The owner got mad, words fol-
lowed aud the painter slapped the dele
gnte In the face with his paint brush.
The police were felephon-d for ms a
general free Gght seemed inevitable.
Peace was restored, however, before
the blue coats arrived and the crowd
got or on the special train without
further tToublo.--Pdrk Guy heooTd.
Il was reported on tho streets this
morning that J, O'Connor had shot
and seriously wounded John McA vOy
near the Dhiy hosting works. O'tOu'
nor, after the shooting came down
town and wns arrested by OniCer Dye
on a charge Of drunk unnesH aud placed
ia Jail. Dr.. Wilson was sent for, aud
after n careful examination Ot the
wound said the man had not been
thot at all, but that McA voy's wound
had been caused by falling from hi,
horse and striking his head on tuch
or some other hard substance. McAyOy
tsys he had gun himself and know
O'Connor did not, and ~ no gun wa
found on the latter when arrested, t6i
whole matter resolves Itself into 1
trivial drunken squabble.-PaH Cfl
Record.
A peculiar accident has happened /,
Nieln JufgensOn OF MOfOni. III
mother IL nm invalid and unable /,
walk very well without the nssistauc,
Of crutchea. The son had gone to
neighbours to borrow pair Of crulches
aud on his return climbed over a par
tition fence. He jumped from tn
fence intending to strike ON boar
lying on the ground. Tho board mrne
aud caused the boy 90 fall. resulting 4
his left leg being broken between IN
knee and ankle. BY the assistance q
the crutChes lac managed to teaC
home, when Dr.Allen was summoned
The doctor "set" the fractured hon
and the boy VIII BE- all right In TIME
Mr.. Jorgenson was intending 20 star
IN fow days for u new AmericNn 60
ony In Mexico on the Gulf OF Gallo
nia.-M0uHt Pleasant Pyramid.
Secretary Mead and his aisistan
are now engaged In collecting III
Wyoming exhibit for the Worlds Fai
Mr.. Mead was In this city few DAY
ago, says the Laramie BoOm0raR,
ind J. W. johnson has been We
through the state. All the exhibi
will be sent to Cheyenne where the
will be arranged and shipped
Chicago. Mr. Mead has received ail
cial notification 10 the effect that
space OF l2ixi2 feet has been ailott,
10 Wyoming IN the mines and mimi
building in the south central section
the ground door, having an aisle from
age OF soveuiy-siX leet. Space Ia a.
clifton 10 what has been mention,
wiz be- granted Ia the literary secti1
Tor books, pictures, sketches, etc.
the cngineers' section Tor naps, char
plaus, etc, and In the model depal