Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05

hs.l, v Of silver ore.
-, raylor. the sheep breeder, Is
Bop.l' A6bott. Nebraskn, feeding
uoW ~ p.sI of sheep which he shipped
~. rom Bawlius, without NV w
Van 6se head, over the Union iAoi"V
talfoad.
.t.t,ton papers have been iasued
M1gsssynor Willny Of Idaho, for i. Is
,,Te. who is now supposed To- ne III
ytiTas1,o. Jerome Il wanted In Sh0-
.a"s county Tor forgery. DEPUTY |
nI,iq NcFnldon, Of that county, |
Isen dispatched to California IN
,,,fch Of the iorger'
Al Aspen, Colorado, It Is reported |
nss,brria hos become prevalent TO an |
u!,n,inr extent. so Tar nbout iiiiy
49, bnye been reported. The death |
,sisslso large. On account OF the !
,stismlc an the public schools Of the |
,sbeyr been closed for two weekf.
Snmber Of caics Of scarlet fever aie
llsoielortcd.
t,oI hns tcen contaminated In
p't,o City, Idaho, whereby the Mlila,
Wi,ct Unwl, and Silver Bel mines "
N,",ral. Dared by tho Maria Mining
aan,tspv have been bonded Tor Sl5l,.
Sro or I'D days TO W. Darlington, Ucy'
,,siorn company Of Colorado capital
~. These mlnes are The most Valuable
ip the Mineral district.
Al. Dougheity, when crossing the
i,sek, at Rock springs, Wyoming, on
M way home the other evening, about
JY s,ciock,was knocked down by some
m0I,n and robbed Of his gold watch
.nJsl.8O, all tho money he had ia his
n-ckets. lie lay HCngelcss until SAM
O'clock tei0re he recovered .uinclthtly
10 tell Whist had happened. lie wac cur
on tho forehead anu bruised about the
ACE,
A few nights ngo officers made n sue
e,psful rail- on three lottery games VA
Chinatown, Los Angeles, Cal, chpiur.
nsthe entire outfits In each case aud
I'M uripctpnl nV uers of the C0mpHnics,
tnown AZ the Con Chung ~, Lung
Lee and Hong Lee. Two Representa-.
lives OF each Of tire lottery companies
we're brought TO the station, whore
they deposited slOO apiece bail for their
appehfAnce'
The other night two iootpads at-
nchrd Mike Cnnloy, employed on the
Moutezuma mine NJ Aspen, Col, mud
robbed him VI $40. Hu was pretty
roughly handled but managed Ia
notify the sheriff within u short time
alter tho occurrence. The sheriff and
deputy hosrded the outgoing Rio
Gnnde trsln, and captured the pair nj
Woody station. They were brought
to Aspen and placed IN the county jail
under the NAMES OF u. 3. Fisher and
Charles Ashton.
There was an exciting scene Mt the
West Side school building yesterday,
tags the Helena, (MOnt), Daily Jour
nal During school session In ono Of
the rooms, Awhite boy, thirteen years
old, stabbed colore1 youth In tue
arm with penkniie. The latter boy,
who Ia known as "i5nOw-ball" among
Ne associates, shook his assnllant before
chool and this was the whites youths
excuse Tor tlahbiug him with the
knife. The wound inflicted was not
serious, but there was naturally quite
commOliou among the scholars. The
Msauiling youth frat kicked "Snow.
ball, taking the advantage OF the fact
that the teacher happened 10 be In an
adjoining nnter0om NJ the time. The
whi'o boy lisa chronic ttnunt and has
given his tcachera great deal OF tr0u-
DE. lie runs away from school aud
some times coaScs others to run away
with him. IL II said that lie has been
reading dime novel;, although his In.
Inmates deny this. He has q widowed
mother who does her best and Is much
gleyed over his wnywardnees.
AZ Mineral, Washington county,
luaho, u day o. two ago, Chnrlsy
uOodlQw shot and killed man named
ahculn. Tho mon were both grey.
hNttu minpfs, well known In Mineral.
uo0diow nnd Sisoum bad been on the
TEST Of terms for months PRIOR To the
smoothing. slscum borrowed horse
nom dooilow, The latter, however,
desiring 10 use tho animal, took Ii
sway from him. This greatly in.
eensed hlscum, who, being drunk, prr.
eteded % call GJodlow some hfid
names Ffiuude iuteriered before any
uiu"s were struck, and the two men
tlam'eui going In opposite directions
NuIut noon on tho same dny they met
sslln In 'front.' OF Hips saloon. The
quarrel was renewed aud more
saiu names were called on both sides.
pheenl's abusive language, nugmented
he Jters OF the crowd, drove Good.
wv 10 dtsporati0n. He pulled n gun
wv nfed deliberately at SisCum, the
osli tiflking the latter In the abdomen
uu lasslng completely through his
uvuy' sheum bteathvd his last few
hiDilenlA after the shot was fred. The
iL,u.lyler Is In custody, and threats OF
ynehing are heard.
Leis than n year ago Montana OK.
VnAhR'H gave an account of lucky
Hnlntial Mud made by printer on the
tAelhc coast They have lately again
utsyottd considerable spaca descriptive
W nv marvellous good fortune. and his
wealth. II now counted In five fyuree.
nan q million dollars made la nine
months on an investment of 500 isn
awty mat sounds like n MulhaltDn tale
nv, ytt ~ simple story that Ia borne
W"n lAct Colonel |. n, Muncy, u
co.n. EhoWn newspaper man on the
tiI = me man who has worked the
n.y. ~ fortune TO the extent anu man.
ssa "Soye stated About nine months
s, 0 COLONEL Muncy took hold OF a
inup " i've prospect holes short dis.
r ece rom Osburn, Idaho. All the
IlSnoy ne had TO invest, according TO
ca, own statement made 10
ls'pondtnt was one hundred dol.
49, 49,, Al lie expected to do was TO
tt,osehl the claim for n year or 90 In
thast 10 ascertain what there was In
ca ,I' re went to work slowly aud
mra usiyl not having money TO
Wa, many men who were willing To
a,t Tor their pay. II was not long hin
~. D.svoVofed that no had struck into
h OF lhe richest finds in that silver
s Vs,,, Three Of the prospects, showed