Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

The pair raided another saloon snd
grocery store much rs they had don't
ChtistenseD's. Eight or ten citizens
who came out 10 see what was the
matter were held w on The stree. BY
tIis tins Chrlstenaen had small p1Hiu
oIganizad. The nlghwaymen di1 not
care for fight ana rode or va a hurry,
going south with bullets iylng after
them. rhey were Ia Gillette only nall
On hour.
Now tina. the building Of the indie.
pendent uilrDai ~ connect u3 with
Mexico is probable, II viii be timely 10
present any facts aui figures which
may reliably set iOrth the population,
wealth and resources OF that great re-
public. Mexico Il about seven snd Il
half times ns large as Colorado. IL
contains n population ~ about l2,UOO,-
900. The hsstsset valuation Of thU
various states foots up over s5U0,0OJ,0 200,
not including public buii1inga or prOp-
cry exempt from taxation. rho prin-
clpal elite. ore. Mexico. with pppg.
lntion ussg) " 1919 535; Guadaigjara,
i,uDb, Pueblo, 7B,b3I, san Lli. Poe
tosi. ~ 57S; GuanaJusID, %, ll2i Leon,
a7,Tap; Monterey, II 100; Aqua oti-
90, 900; chihuahua, 5000, etc. The
population has increased cJEsiJorably
since 1853. Mexico has many rivers,
varying In length from 800 ~ 1900
miles. N has also large number %
beautiful lake.. Lake Chupala covers
hu Ar,a sOx30 mil-s. In the love y
valley Of Mexico are Ave lakes, one q
whioh (feXcOcOl is supposed u contain
somewhere the silver anu copper coins
produced by the mint IA l5il amt
thrown into the lake by the enragod
natives.-DeHucr A,igS.
For some tlluo past, says the Dillon,
Mont, Tribune, Jamts Miller Gus
Mueller anu Bona Zeiglrr have be, u
! engaged In quartz mining ON dcCutiy
mountain aud about halt past six on
Wednesday evening, Mueller ant
Miller put seven sticks OF giant powder
on u candle box that was standing on
end 10y the slide Of the stove, IN order 10
thaw II Dui, ls they INTENDED going 10
the mine tu iiie some shots alter
supper. Zcigler had just returned
from hsuliug u load OF ore to MelrOhe
aud sat down by the elOve 10 warm his
feet, and just how the awful accluubt
occurred viii never be known. But It
Il supposed that as Zeig,er sat down no
gave tho candle BOX jar that threw
the powder into tnu oven, the door
OF which was opcn. Jim Miller, Gus
siuu.lgt, joe Ielgler auu another
nisn yore eating supper n! the time
and Mrs. Miller wnH standing by TIE
stove washing dishes, but before Leigltr
could move or give "A word Of waning
the powder had exploded and done lt'
deadly work. Bona Lciglef had his
right loot shot on nj the ankle, tho leit
log broken, bis right thumb shot Oh,
hts mouth torn open, ~ tho jaw bone
was exposed, besides being otherwise
bruised and burned, Ho died soon
| afterwards. Mrs. Miller's leg wa
broken below tho knee and tao bone
chartered by being struck with n pof-
lion Of the stove and the calf OF the
right leg gashod to the bone. she Is
also burned and bruised considerably.
| The Utuor INN rates Oi the house escaped
with very slignt iuiuties. \ piece or
Iron missed Gus Muollet'a head by M
inch AMI buried itself Ia the log be-
hind him. The stove was blown
| literally to atoms, two rooms OF tue
house were blown To pieces while the
chiuking was all Knocked OUT the
remaining room. Bona, who was ~
years old leaves u widow anu two'yehI-
Oli daughter.