Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-02
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Craftsmen Visit the BroadTattT
Bank at Helena, Montana.
A RAILROAD EMrLOTE KILLED.
A Boy Living With a Bullet Hole In
His Brain.-Suicldc IN the Oak.
land Free l. brary.

All luulChlOut nuh lolnt w hN"fJ
yield both OF grain anu hay through
this section says the Lander, WyoJ,
Examiner. An unusually large
amount Of ground has been cultivated
this year.
Il Is reported that Custer county,
Idaho, has a calf that ~ n curiosity
Its eyes arc located on tho side OF the
head Just below the cars. When AZ
preached from the front IL cannot see
one ut all, but when approached from
the rear It can readily see.
Springfield, Colorado, had n narrow
escape from being destroyed by fire. n
prairie fire which burned southeast u
/ wn having been driven IN that III.
Peotion by the wind. Men vero Kept
fighting tba,tire for over twelve hours.
The recent trains had soaked the
ground 20 Thoroughly, however, that
II did not Tehch the town. Had tue
fire occurred during the recent dry
weather II you'd have done great dam
age.
A dispatch from Denver says that
J. r. Uinncb has been run over In tho
Union Pacific railroad oompany's
repair yards and Instantly killed. He
was about 10 make a car coupling 10
the rear Of moving train, when his
foot caught In frog and he fell % the
track with his head upon the rail.
Glnrlch was foreman OF tho repair
yard and went from Laramie. He
carried $1,000 life inturancr IN efficient
lodges, A slater living In California 10
said to DO his only living relative.
A remarkable instance Of person
living with bullet hole through the
brain h afforded In the case Of little
son Of ID. NJ. Alvarado, who was shot
by "a playmate sixteen daysayo in San
BernArdino, Cal. TIE bullet entered
the forehead, almost In the tentur, and
emerged at tue back n hls head. d..
Dickrv, who rEH had ohafgc Of the
oaao, say Il. l. oat o thelmttt r.
markaulc INSTANCES Ui human vltauiy
ever Known. In dressing the wound
portion Of the brain was necessarily
removed and since that Time more OF
the gray matter Of the brain has
niOughcd OF. Tho loss OF brain matter
has 90 far failed g. affect tho child In
the least and he 10 doing comparatively
we'll.
II. T.. wild, q middlo.agod map,
crept into the oakland (CaLl Free
Library building ON Monday night
and stole the city's gas TO commit
suicide, says the san Francisco
Chronicle, II was n worry queer case
anu lust how tho unfortunate got into
the building no ono can tell. IL ia
turmisod, however, that be went Into
the building during the regular hours
and amused himself reading the papcr..
When II came time 10 close up he
must have given tho JAnitor the clip
and remained In the building. Evil
IDENTIFY MIR. wild did not care 10 die by
poison, ana even II he did he had no
money 10 buy II. He must alec have
been aveTse 70 passing away by the
drowning route and his actions would
Indicate that he was opposed to being
mRngled TO death. Evidently he
thought that the easiest ana must In.
expensive way 20 die was 10 usu the
cily's gaA. some tune during Monday
night he made all his arrangements 10
die in the back room OF the public
library. lie wrote little note TO the
coroner aud left IL on the table, and
this IL what u says. "ro the coroner:
! am cut u money aud aick. nm
using this room because I have no
means Of getting another one. Il. U,
Wild" The note was written ON n
little brown piece OF paper. The uu.
fortunate then closed the dO0rb 20 the
llttle room and turned on the three
gas'burners. Then he LAID ON tho
noor, folded bis arms across his breast
aud died. Yesterday morning the
houy was discovered aud removed 10
The Morgue. The name OF L. &,
Wild does not appear m the directory,
anu nobody seems TO know the un.
fortunate.
The fret attempt at bank robbery In
the history Of Helena, Montana, oc.
CURED about O'Clock on Tues lay
morning. rhu bank selected by ths
oraoksmen was the Montana National,
commonly known rs the Broad water
bank. A Tremendous explosion at the
hour mentioned soon drew n crowd 10
tbs corner OF Main aud Edwards
streets, and the building was sur.
rounded by policemen. An examiua. |
ton ofthe building disclosed, at thsland. |
ing on the second door, the effect OF |
the explosion. Tue upper step WAS |
torn out entirely and shattered into |
pieces, AnO the fragments had been |
uriven by the force OF The explosion up |
against the oeiliug just over the stair. |
way, tearing large holes Ia the plaster,
The wealherbOarding alongside the /
upper steps had been spliniered. Al
hret II seemed a. II the burglars mad
gotten over the vault and exploited n
charge OF giant powder that had blown
In the whole top, but an examination
revealed the fact that the vault was
not inJurei !, though the ceiling Of the
room under the stairway was badly
broken. The room back OF the vault
and over which the explosion occurred
was Uttered with plaster and laths from
lne ceiling. About ten feet ffom tie
upper step two holes were FOUND. one in
me wAiuscoting Of the wall OF one of
ne rooms ON the second story and
About eight Inches from the floor, aud
me other la the flOOr q the landing.
ust under that Ia the walnecottup aDI
aleW Inches from the wall. Tho cracks.
men had evidently started TO bore The
mole In the wainscoling with the idea
., dropping u dynamite cartridge or
thhl powder Ia there, but thyuJbt
mat the same object could be nerom.
p"auou muuh mofe quickly by boring
lo.'n through the fllor. This. IL is
,ntesnt .ney started 10 do, hut found
,oo Ipuoh wood. Then they looked Tor
: ,-o,S Nulhefhhie POINT, but made a
NY They went To the
, ;, boIel hole In the corner
~ 'ue uplor step ana put their explo-
w IA thete. ihey no doubt thought
hey were directly ABOVE one end 81
ue vault but IN reality they were
,Jou w. "a ,set 70 one side Of II, The