Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-17
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
The Flight Between COWBOYS and
RustleIs i'm South Dakota.
MAN ATTACKED ny WOLVES.
serlous Accident In n Colorado Mine.
After Apaches. indians on the
Arizona Reservation.
A MAN ATrAcKED ny WOLVES.

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Nav Mexico, by MufieiO Diaz aud
Nicholas Fernandez, both under q
,e,fs. The boys han trouble about
youug woman. Diaz was killed Of the
flrst exchange OF thots.
William Richards OF suiro was
tbfown from his homo nj Howard's
ranch, near Fort Churchill, Nevada,
on wednesday afternoon. After hAv.
inc remained sense eas nil dny In the
hitter cold he was taken TO Dayton.
lie appears to be paralyzed, anu viii
probably not recover.
The Sugar Co. have out two con.
tracts for btols tor next year. One ia
inc same rs lat year, s. per t0u,in the
otber the bects arc pam iOf neclriin
10 the sugar they contain; thus heels
nnajyElng II per cent sucrnse with 50
NOR ccnt putty brings - and those
'nalyziug 10 per cent witn tho same
tnriiy are worth S.-Lcht Banner.
Eanpote must bc a ine couutry tor
e.,rn iniseis. MeAo told that "a mun
ANN hi. H. more money ut that business
I ,pf, aud throw the wool away than
i,r can at dnythi1g else. a certain
man there has herd OF 2OO1 head OF
shror, aud every yea he rnises 2Ou0
lamb which bling him In 5000
yer. prcltv successful bulinQBs that
--LeM BdHhtr'
Atan early nour on tuesday morn.
hlf Gus swanson, IA emplnye Of ono
oftne smel,efs ~ Leadyiile, Colorado,
while returning from WORK, wa. ~.
eaullpd by TWO unknown men whose
intpnuun was undoubtedly robbery
ggauson fought des olatuly with hiH
n..nilnuts, hut WIS dealt heavy nlow
noon tile head with some blunt initfu
mont and lett in n semi.c1usuip coll
dillon in tie gutter. The Only valuable
about his rcuon was guit watch,
which hia alsailanis Jailed 20 got.
The fight which was reported 60
have occurred between cuwuINs Hru
iusilors took place on the South .DAkoia
side t tho llue. The stock Whlyh wAf
nm OF last week IN thought 10 be iht
ufopefty 0f Pierre, ). D. men Who
have large herds gtnzing IN me valleys
tftho little Missouri AMI n0ith fork o.
lilo Cnuuonb H.. The cowboys aye
Am In pursuit OF the Tustlers. A In
srui he d oi cattle which they rin oil
the range saturday have boon re-
covered, the rustlurs being compelled
10 leave them In their ilghl.
AT BUTTERFLY miner employed ~
the Any mine In the -. Kelvin dis.
tfict, Colorado, met with severe
necdent a few duya ago. lie was
txnmining an old deserted dfiit which
had cnveI in, ard while looseuiug "a
rank portion of tho Oh timuers gave
way, pinniug him 10 the bottom. LIS
friends nj the top became alarmed NJ
his long nbsencs and they went into
line DRIFT and rescued him from his
uncomfortable posiiiun. He IN now
confined TO his bed with serious case
OF pneumonia anu "A badly spraihvi
back.
The wolves and pantbera in the
Cheyenne and AfnpanOe rcserv uon,
soon 70 be opened for settlement west
OF M Reno, /. T., are becoming vefJ
bold, hungry and furious. Rlcssfs.
ptson and Carmichael were attacked
by pack OF wolves while In the
fields looking alter cattle on Monday.
The animals showed hght Of the most
determined kind aud were with aim
Guilty fought OIL. a vol drive, com
missing the whole country, has been
arranged for the holidsys, communicating
on December 25th. lt Il thought "a
the fierceness OF the wolves Is cause
by tho Dfeaking up OF their hrun
thr ugh the settlement ~ the couutry.
News has been received from War.
reu, n mining camp lb5 miles distant
from Lewiston, ldahO, that jack
villains was shot aud killed by Harry
Schiller a week ago. II was the result
Of un old ieud. Both were IN love
with the same girl, and wilkins
finally married herat n candy pulling
rarity on December ith. Schiller toli
wilkins II he passed his house on the
following morningh lie would XII him.
wilkins was not to be bluflod, how
ever, and passed Sohillers resluencn
on n pair OF euowehoes the next day.
Wilkins not appearing In the evening,
aparty went out Ia search OF him anu
found his dead body lying In front OF
schiller's house. Schiller was ar'
rested.
A tpccial 10 the Denver Aelgs from
Meeker, Col, says party from lho
Fur Mile district passed through here
last uight. They hive prs ected The
country thoroughly and the reports
which they give are nattufing In the
extreme. u. :. Robinson, civil en-
gineer from Aspen, In an interview,
stated: "rhc quantity and quality VI
the gold in Four Mile country % now
an established fact. Mr.. Wood and
myself washed out gravel that went
from 80 to So per yard. We have
several ciaims already and In The
spring we will put all the men In there
that can be worked TO advantage. Thll
talk Of there not being any wafer over
there Ia all bosh. We run line from
Slater creek, the msi fork OF the SNAKE
river, and iind that nearly all OF the
gold bearing soil lies under the line
surveyed by u.s."
New Mexico IL rich In antique speci'
mems OF tho arts, and In the relies o.
past centuries, says an exchange
Many OF them ara ouly now boinl
brought to light. Ono can hardly be-
lieyc II, but II IL fact stated by MaJoi
II. X. Whiting. TO the ALBUQUERQUE
CRi,ca, that there are In the library o
the Jesuit fathers, IN their residence
adjoining the church Of the San Folipi
Dc Nuri, nt Ola Albuquerque, three
large volumes OF ecclesiastical history
IN Latin, printed al Bale, Swiizarlaud
by Nieholsa Kepler, In 1901, only tiily
five yeaIs sub6equent to GutenberR'
ulrcovofy, and hut iOrty-tour year