Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-14

had been employed as bartender. but
had been out OF work Tor few days.
Yesterday morning about five O'Clock,
while sta ding In the saloon, he DELHI
eaiely placed the muzkie Df a revolver
to his 'mOuth and pul rd the trigger. II
ie stated he was not Intoxicated and
bad rot been drinking, nnl no reason
whatever IL known for the terrible act.
At ine cnronrf's inquest q verdict of
suicide was rendered.
Miss selma q ,lst, "A young lady Of
FIorisssnt, cum, while Wis ungat The
ranch % W. q. Ncrmiiiion made .
remarkable shut at u wildcat. Mir.
Vefmllnou's fauch ID thu last tauch
down the Plaue teluw Lake George
bo ore the river can0us up. Que Jay
Mrs. N.mullpn uOlicud large bNb
cat prOviig ABOUT the t'p oi thu III,
All ,nt 100 yarls from tie house. Sue
allied Miss q ilst ~ see H.. While th'y
watched M ca he Climbed ~ a tfec
aud peIched 81 a hmb. M.ss sill a
weht intO tne D use, selected a 1n'llu
sharpe rifle, came out sud OK au
"Htl.nauu" shot NJ the vic Gus ANNA.
rhe bali passed tquhtuy tntDuth hiH
neck Just hohihJ tue ear. Mise Ql-t
Is yOuug and slight, rix,orn yrare ulJ,
pnd the great gun was NIL she cOuld
hn. Oh hunters la the community
look upon tins Rs q muet remarkable
shot, al things considered.
The Nebraska Farmer snys: "Grow.
era 0i alfalfa IN wts.eTn kunsas and
Nebraska are now well along iu thtit
hrst l-ssous In that new phase OF their
tanning operations. Because oi ihc
fact that the alfalfa crop under
ordinary conditions h slow In reaching
rs most luxuraut stsgcs Of CROWN,
owity 10 Its ioug root gtuwth in search
nj permanent moisture, II h now con
sIdvrel an c|emrutiu n tong rotation
only. 1 en- not be turned under by
The pillow POLITICALLY shurt Of Ave year-,
and lreq emily requires n longer imt
Tor 1T, go H. luil mta urc OF service ~
pasture nud forage plant. l. 1. here.
renOyhlOr uf soils, ~ they begin t.
,how the effects Of W. ar and ter from
continual cropping 20 grains. In the
process OF turning the alfalfa crop
uuucr u is est uOnH piecomeal. -Four
or five yOsrs shoulI br occupied IN
hreaking up pie,utc, aud new pasture
krpt comm On iu "A Ike prupOftlpn."
Quito d sensation has been cause
In i.eaIvl,ip, Colo, by the ihct that
aX.CUunty Treasurer NJ. Il. Lsau i-
$4,000 short IN his accounts. Mt.E "A
retired nom tho ,illce 1l couufy
treasurer the sec nh week In Jhnual y,
and was succreltd 10y Bria >. Bue,l,
Who was elected iulsI- lu the POpulist
ticket. Wuun he Assumed tho duuos
Of his GILL 90 he called for the funds
which n re- ip the possession Of Mr..
Egau. 4 AT gentleman stated that at
SOON us the books, which were Ia "A
somewhat nuddied shape, were bal.
auccd, that the funds wuuiu b. 10 IN.
coming. a check for $4,000 was
owen 10 Nc. Buell. by Mr.. Egan n few
days after the latter retired. shortly
afterwards another check oi S3JUO was
given Mr.. Buell.. Matters ran alOug
tor SONS weeks, when Me-. Buell. nuu
hia deputy Vent over the boOiB ~. Mt.
Egan and found shortage oi $4,000.
Ar. Egans bOnusmeu were Rppfi.ed
Ut III state OF III ara aud u meeting
was heiu hy ihvm, and they notified
Treasurer Buell. that tho county would
not lose a ceAL They are very anxious
to make settlement.