Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-05
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Sad Death Of a Child Through Tread
Ing upon a Rusty Nail.
A CONFEDERATION IN SANPETr'
Lueay Dlseovery.-Oihor Paragraphs
Called From tho Exchanges.

IN Saturday los, Flossle, the eight
wear old daughter OF Mr.. ana Mra,
Samuel Green, Jr., accidentally tfol
upon a rusty nail which pinetfate1
~ mot some distance. Considerable
main was felt hut 90" matter iid no1
a,rite much alarm on the part Of her
raren,s. DIR. Rogers was called IN on
anrdnv and recommended speedy ac-
lion, "a the wound was serious she
s,eg ,icadily worse, blooi poison hav-
ing Get in; during last night she We
s@i,ed with lock Jaw, aud died IN . few
hours. Little FlOssie was bright anu
Intelligent child.--fFOVO Enquirer
w,. Thompson arrived from Sheep
Nfonntaln last week where he had been
gaveloplug mining property says tho
fJ.ho DfmOoTat. He brought with
Mn samples u silver ore from a ledge
nwprd by himself and John Early that
sre The Richest eve seen here. The
o,s 4 black Sulphurnts. The lowest
.stav that he has had went slH In
silver amt $40 In gold. The highest
sl55s. so In silver. And lac had one
,lsre which lac said would assay over
$1,000. The lodge which carries TIL
,realtb IA but twulcr three feet In width,
while the richest vein Is but n few
inches. They have tunnel run IN
on the ledge n considerable distance,
hut concluding not TO ship any until
next season, Mr.. Thompson locke the
door OF his mine aud returned 10 Boise,
He aays the party who stole the rich
or, out there late last season 10 nov
known, anu that Il would be almost
impossible for ore to be stolen and the
thief get away with It without dis
coyery. He and SOhn Early have u
fortune In that one claim alone.
The house and all the pcrsonal effects
Of Mr. John a. Rlchane OF Pleasant
Grove, were on Monday night, (Octo-
Der 81 consumed by fiames. The cit'
cumstnnces are thus given in the
Provo Enquirer: Mr.. Richane was
some distance from the housc attenl-
ing to some business on his farm. This
being about 0p.m., Mrs ItiohAns hnl
put her two children to bed anu had
gone into the cellar TO attend to some
household affairs. She was startled 10y
n scream from her children, and nj
once ran TO learn the cause. On reach
ing the room she discovered that the
children had upset tho lamp In their
play, and the fire was filling the room.
BY her presence OF mind the children
were rescued, which, however, nre all
that was saved.
The funeral services over tho re-
mains OF Elder Robert IL. Thomas
were held on Monday afternoon In the
First' ward meeting house at Provo.
The speakers were Presidents Smoot
and John, Bishop johnson and men,
bers OF the forty Nh quorum Of Seven
ties, OF which Brother Thomas was n
respected member. Deceased was ~
years OF age. He leaves "A wife and six
children 10 mourn his death.
Hon. John l.. Irish, the noted politi-
cal orator from San Francisco, has
been assigned by tho national Demo-
cratic committee TO deliver campaign
address In Laramie on Friday evening
of this week.
Prosecuting Attorney Zane, In the
Court at Provo yesterday afternoon,
stated the case for the prosecution en-
the trial Of Cass Hite, for the murder
Of Adolph II. kohlor, at Green River,
Emery Co., on Sept. 9th, 1891. Ogden
Hiles followed with statement for the
defense, after which Frank Drake
wen. on the witness stand. He was
still under examination when the
Court adjourned till today.