Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24

alarmed, and VIII 10 a. once 10 New
York, to BE- treated by the we'll known
PAsteur method Of ocu,stion,-SRver
Bet. (Ari-Daa)
Fish Syringe, according 10 a o,rfes.
pJndent VI the Lehi HAMMER. f. dour.
ishing. A now strike has been maIe
on the Early Harvest minlnz ciatm.
owned principally by L,hi parties, but
at present undof lease aui bond by q.
Hudson AMI g. p. Weeks. They have
well defined vein which proves
true hslufe running parallel with thn
Utah and Emma vein. The depth IL
about thirty foot aud from the surface
the vein has continued down on an
average width Of About Xix inches OF
fine carbonate and galena ore uII Of
Chloride aud black sulphide. This
mine looks we'll aud will Ia the near
future become one Of tho greatest pro.
duoera OF the camp. Mr.. Hudson Ia
well pleased with the property anu says
that he has come hstc Tor ths purpuso
Of making n raise and is satisfied that
he Will get there soon.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith has lust died
at the county hospital beaver, fom
shot wound inflicted ty her husband,
Marion smith, on tue eveaing OF
August %. Mrs. Smith had been
separated rom her husband, who WAC
Jealous drunknfd, for sumo time, and
ut the time OF the shooting was engaged
rs domestic In the family OF Thomas
W. Johnstu, Oh Prospect avenue, just
ncfoss the Jefferson county line. About
$3.50 O'Clock ON the evening OF August
- abe was working In tue ktcneu
WIN u her husband suiienly entered.
She ran from him and entered the
pantry, no followed, iotcu1 the door
open aud shot her In the middle Of the
back. He then ilrei three shots into
his own oody AMI ditd almost immeii-
ately. Mrs. Smith wa removed ut
once to the Uuunty hospital, where Sue
has died after intense suffering. Mr..
Smith was only nineteen yeers old,
onI leaves baby giri.-Denver AeDs.
Says the Brigham City Bug'er-Wu
have received package containing an
Interesting collection Of specimens o
the citi0n plant, sent by Nj. l..
Nichols, a missionary Of this city, now
lat. ring In Mgugrl, |. 7. There wefe
seven -amplrs showing as many dii-
itr-nt u ,ses Of the bud ir0u tho time
OF boss ming down 10 when The cotton
l. ready q be picked. Ia tue NIT
f'hhtA lNf uuu ~ huNuk iNt HlLt AAl
moi unlike the seed pol OF poppy,
then II begin- 10 swell aud III OUT; ueNt
glimpse OF the pure white cotton
within IL had through the spTeailuE
external green covering, anu lasuy n
nice little htndfu. ~ ileecy cotton
huists out, Oelng about the size Dl
SNOWFALL, completely hiding IT. green
background % which u u attached.
| Thrte epo imens form Rn exceedingly
| interesting ans instructive subject iOs
stuJy 10 those Who haze noe uotu for,
tunate enough 20 visit Southern cot
ton farm.
After elk months Of associations
with representatives oil 1000 heAis Of
| mmiliea in Holland, 7. G. Henry ana
his brother have ELECTED ono VI the
| most important land cesls that hAs
! been known in Colorado Tor year..
| Papets hbvu been signed TOT the trans
1 fer u 5000 sCrca OF farming land 90
| the B0' 'ud,rs, aud an option on
| So 900 sore. la addition i Ia p0ste..
fOu 0fC W, Van dUr ilOrgh aud II.
/ r.. MauGers, vino are VA COLORADO NJ
the agents nt the iatmpTr. Tue new
/ colony viii locate la tho san LuI-
/ valley VA the line Of the Rio Granite
/ road, between Monte Vista aud
| A lamOsa. TINS Land Il under ditch,
ami " said 10 be uusurpass-d Tor Agrl.
| cultural purposes. rhe hrat body o.
| cmigrouts will leave RJticTdam ~
steamer tomorrow, Rnd viii come dl.
| rectly to thn stare. A lelegs.m lc.
ceivcd nj the Rio drande headquarters
| yesterday states tlat there will % .15
persons Ia tho party. On JANUARY 4, Il
second party ot 40 viii sail for the
| promised land. The entire number
represented N the zeal viii make the
trip before the close OF 1898. It rs est.
mated that the COLONY will number
fully 10000 por-nns.--DsHurr NciUs,
A Mexican woman, the wife Of 4
section hand ~ OgiiUy, was bitten ~
few nights ago by "a species 0f small
rRttlesnako locally known W. the "sidc-
wippt," and would have died but Tor
| prompt assistance. she was engaged
Ia putting her three young children 10
bird y hon tho reptile struck her on the
ankle. The thrco cars OF quarantiueu
! railroad passengers were vt Ogilby that
night AMI on hesriug Of the wOlnanis
misfortune SOME OF them determined
10 save her liie II possible. The near.
eat physician was 10 miles distant ut
Yuma. NJ. J. o. dunbar, editor uf
the PheniX 6a=s0o, took the matter la
hand, anu tT!sd to induco the woman y
husband 20 suck tie pOieon
from the wound. lie was afraid
TO do 30, aud then Mr.. Dunbar
bound Hllh handkerchief around
the woman's leg below the knee aud
twisted It tightly with stick. One
OF the passengers had a bottle OF " hisly
and the woman was Kept under the
influence OF ths liquor. Or. CoIger tho
quarantine officer arrived tho next
moTning and ny that time HE wo.
mans ley was perfectly black below
the baudage. Tue doctor at Onou
lanced the black portion Ia about
thirty places, the poisoned blood ran
out aud the lance cuts were washed
with dilute acld. The patient was
brought to Yuma and soon after the
poison began 10 show Itself above the
knee. The same treatment was again
resOttei - with good resulte. the
woman will recover aud retain her
limu, whereas It was nj first thought
II would have to be amiutaJed.- Yuma
(ArisOHu) lim,s.
/