Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15
1 Prisoner Of Some "Disi.nctlon"
Dies in The Hospital at Denver.
ESCAPE FROM LARAMIE PENlTEN.
TIABY.
Touching Incident al Oakland, Call
Remarkable sccue in ConrL-A
Strange Legal Opinion, Etc.

NAANAA'hf
while Victor Bean was leading
mir ~ young mares TO the pasture inc
other uGy they became eNoitcu nuou'
their young COLTS, and sitter cersiueIa-
bic pulling in an endcRvor % gel lootei
both began kicklng Bean ut tho salne
time. He escaped serious c0nteqhehII.o
Tor some seconds, but Que 81 ,n ne
animals finally gave him teiIiuo
Nov in The back. Cautiously enough
he was ublc 10 walk around the next
day after the ncoiden'.
Colonel Sitter, deputy collector OF
internal revenue, has Iurt fUiurntu 70
Cheyenue rom a tour OF wyoming Tor
the feRistration Of Chinameu.Hc mauc
n census Vt ga aud thinks there are
about fity more. A large number nave
not registered, and out OF tue whole
number only eighteen have hhl tnrir
photographs taken. Previous TO Too
trip he received instruction from
Washington not TO arrest any who
have not registered
A remarkable scene occurred IN the
district court at Cheyenne, Wyo., on
Tuesday, when three diamond thieves
WERE sentenced by Juugs Scott Ono
Of them. III MRuiOn, broke down bnd
bur.t into teafe, when the others in.
mediately made statement 10 the
Judge oxouorat,ug MAui1n from any
completely tn tue robbery. Msnion IL
highly come cieu. Only % few days
ago his brother, John Manl0n, mil
liOnairv alderman OF the city OF Chi,a'
20, was here cuduavOrlhg 10 procure "a
lew trial Tor him. The petition was
denied by Judge Scot. The develop
- IA al fIsHI ffHIl
In favor Of tbs condemned man ant an
effort will be made 10 have him par
doned and released.
An accident has occurred Of the
Bean saw mill which may cost Jos.
Riley one Of his legs. A truu that he
was saving down split Tor several feet
and the but OF the log was thrown
upon him, brenkiug both leIB Ia several
mashlng one OF his ankles. Or.
Herbert went to the mill some hours
after aud found tho mans lower limbs
In u horribly manglei condition. The
compound fractured bones were pro.
truuing through the skin aud one OF
the feet was crushed and twisted en-.
tiTuly out Of position. Tho doctor set
all the bones 40 well as possible and the
patient was resting quite easily when
last heard from.
station Agent a. Hamilton Of the
Union Pac Nc road ~ Gunuiton, Col,
IN under arrest IA the result OF an Ia.
vestigation instituted by the auditing
department few days ago. Hamil.
toms shortage II Placed NJ $1,000 TO
$1,000. According TO reports, Hamilton
became 10 bold In his operations rs To
order coal by the carload, selling the
cof.l 10 local dealers aud p0cketing not
only the proceeds OF tho sails hut tho
freight. Hamilton has rauch In
Delta county, and II Is thought prob
able the railway iOmpany Will give
him an opportunity " settling without
being prosecuted In the courts, lie
was "A member OF the guarantee nssou!-
alton and the road viii lote nothing.
WI. Sullivan has been placed ia charge
OF the Office nj GunnisOn.
On Tuesday afternoon Herbert Am.
bier, "a trusted convict nj the Laramie
(WyO.) peniteutiary, took advantagb
Of an opportunity 10 make his escape
Amber was serving q ono year sen,
tcnce for stealing u hOte. Being
short Reute co man he was given a
chance TO help about the pTomiseb lie
had been thus engaged for several
months and had only three months
more oil his time 10 serve. The acting
warden OF the puniteutiRfy has Of
iurod reward OF Sgi for the artest Of
tue fugitive. IL ia supposed that
Amber was furnished with suit OF
clothes by some convict who had
been discharged from the prison or
that some friend Ia the city hccommO-
dated him In this way.
According To decision Of our
county attUrnty, saya special from
Helena, man can blow up any builI-
ing in Montana without mourning
punishment, provided hs only does Il
Tor fun ami has no malice towards
building or owners, Key Rossman, a
young Dane, surrenuered Saturday
night and confessed 10 causing an ex-
plOsion At the Montana National bauk
early In the morning Of May 80. He
said he had no had feeling toward the
bank or officers, but did II because hr
was unable TO get along anu felt hungry
and desperate and wanted to do some.
thing 10 got even with society. He
denied any intent OF burglary. Thu
county attorney says he cannot be
prosecuted for attempted burglary un.
der his own confession, which IL the
only evidence thuro IL. Neither eau
he DO prosecutod for malicious dpstTuc.
ton Of property, az the same evidence
declares he had no malice.
Mrs. Samuel Adams has died under
Distressing circumstances IN Oakland.
Mrs. Adams, who was only 20 years
I'D, was married few years since auu
went to live with her husband at
Colusa. She had been ailing Tor some
days, and determined TO come 10 this
city ana live with her parents for
lime In order to try aud repair her
health. The young wife was placed
on the train, and II was thought that
she could make the trip all right.
When she arrived at the Sixteenth
street station che WaH met by her TelA.
uves anu placed In n carriage. On the
way To her old home the passed 81.
Pstrick's church ut West Oakland, anu
M the wife was devout Catholic she
expressed desire to enter the church
IN ofder 20 pray, as che felt that she
did not have much longer to live.
Mrs, Adams was found 10 be very weak
at tbs time, but nevertheless her
wishes were obeyed and sha WAS
tenderly carried into the church aud
rested near the altar. Suddenly she
seemed 10 collapse and Rev. j. Ii. Me-
Nally was sent for, When he arrived
no administered the sacrament Of ex.
ueme JUNCTION. Mrs. Adnaa died IN
Font OF the altar ia few minutsr.
Her body was placed in the carriags
anu the party went 10 tIe lonely home.
IL was a very pathetic picture IA the