Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
NEWS OF The WEST.
Brutal Murder Of a Farmer, his wife
and -Four YOHlg Daughters.
AN EAGLE AMI SNAKE FIGHT.
A Successful Surgical Operation
Mount pleasanps Little Financial
Furry. -Chaptcr Of Accidents.

All hope has been abandoned Of
finding the bodies OF Ffasier anu
Carlson, who were drowned In bhke
TIA hoe, Nevada, last Tuesday.
Il. j.. MoManahuy walked into a
drug store ut Portland, oregon, anu
secured a solution Of morphine, anu
pyrlne and bromide OF potash for IN
somnia. Instead OF taking teaspoon
iul, he drank nearly the entire contents
Of the bottle aud died In rev mlnutss'
II IA not known whether ne TOOK 'he
drug with suicidal Intent
in. Outright, the local manager for
the Fast Crate Falls, Montana, Town
slto eompany, was thrown from NOV.
inc machine ON Friday In front Of the
enter lar and mangled into what mp.
reared upon his discovery ne only an
,,nslrbtly mgaE. He was not found
until several hours afler tho accident
His lett arm was nearly cut Of near
the ahouldef, and there were scores OF
cuts and bruises all over him. His re-.
covefy Is doubtful.
Mount Pleasant has had her little
financial furry, says the pyramid OF
NnhN nlntNs AaAhh hAWhNAN ANANAN NNNNAA-
ing time, number Of people were at
the bank door waiting for the time 10
come 10 open 80 they could withdraw
their deposits, believing the institution
vac going TO smash right away. The
foolishness Of their action was soon
apparent when tho cashier still pushed
up the coin Tor business, and the fear
was very short lived An examine.
ton OF the institution proves Il 10 be
one OF the strongest IN Utah, with
resources amounting TO nearly $780,
900, with little over $4,000 due de.
posilots. The daily balance sheet shows
up most iavorably, and while the bank
Is not at present making any extensive
loans 20 prevent n suspension owing TO
run, II 10 on q sound and solid foot
ing and no one need 10 have any
fear OF It's safety.
Leonard t., son Of MIR. and Mrs. l.,
J. Jordan, was taken to Salt Lake last
week by his father 10 have an opera
ton performed on hi foot, which has
been crippled since birth. Tho opera.
tlou wns performed at tho Holy Gross
hospital by Dr. Pinkerlon. The muscles
Of the foot were cut, and the foot
twisted and put rs nearly in shape Ne
possible, anu encased In a plaster Of
Paris coat. The operation was quite
successful, and DR.. Pinkerton assures
Mr.. Jordan that though the foot can
never bo perfect, IL will be greatly
improved and made much more
serviceable TO him. While at the
hospital Mr.. Jordan saw Hans Hansen
Of Richnold, once resident OF this
place, who had Just undergone deli.
a. Of al a. 10,
the bladder. Mr.. Hansen had been
suffering with this for years, and IL now
feeling better than Tor a long time
past, and expects TO return home soon.
Mount Pleasant Pyramid.
Wells, Fargo d Co. have sued the
Postal Telegraph company Of San
Francisco 10 recover s8lS claimed to
have been lost TO the plaintiii by reason
Of an ,rtor In the transmission Of q
telegraph message to San Francisco
from Chicago. Tho dispatch was In
cipher and was sent by the Chicago
agent OF Wells, Fargo a Go. TO the
agent " the company Ia san Fran.
CISCO. IL directed the latter agent TO
purchase 500 shaTes Of the stock OF the
Gould and Curry Mining company
aud 500 shares OF the Union CONSOLE
dated Silver Mining oompany's stock
for the account OF one Mary Kelly.
The cipheg word for 900 was "beAker."
Ia sending the dispatch the telegraph
operator substituted the word
"beRver," which In the cipher Of the
express company stands for 1900. The
stock was purchased accordingly and
Ia consequence II Is claimed that Wells,
Fargo a Go. sustained loss In the
amount sued Tor.
Under the head OF accidents and
mishAps the Mount Pleasant Pyramid
writet; The last week has been very
prolific In the number Of accidents
which have occurred In this aud the
neighborlng towns. AbrAm, the little
son Of Mrs. Johnson, widow Of
Spring CITY, while riding horseback
with his brother fell from the horse,
the brother falling on top. hbram's
loft arm was broken between the wrist
aud elbow. A little daughter Of Lars
johnson OF Moroni was kicked by n
horse, breaking the right Lex below the
knee. Willie, son OF ID. Il. Young,
was slung ON this temple by bee, the
sting piercing one OF the facial nerves,
This boy was Immediately thrown into
convulsijne, which lasted for two days
and were OF unusual severity and fire.
quency, and for awhile " was thought
hc would not recover, but seems now
TO be all right jesse Kemp Of Motoni
was kicked on the right leg by horst,
breaking the leg below the knee, The
little 6.yeAr.old boy Of Amos Draper
Of MorOni was run over by wagon
anu sustained n dislocatiun forward Of
the lett hip. DR.. WoOurlng cOneiders
this one OF his most delicate surgical
operations, anu II watching the Ou,.
come with interest. lie has every
reasonable hope that the boy Will be
ni night.
Mrs, McDermitt, night operator Mt
NO Denver q RIO Graude depot at
Leadville, committed suicide on Fri
Jay afternoon by taking n quantity OF
morphine. When she diJ not come On
July Vt her usual time, pm, sumo
ono went to call her, thinking she had
overalept. Meeting with no response,
the door wus broken IN Ruu her almost
lifeless body found. Heroic MEASURES
were used to try ana restore her 10
HE, but 10 no avail, as Hho uitd At
1880 She was last seen at noon, when
some one called on her. Nothing IN
her manner then gave any suspicion o.
the deed 20 soon following. Ruby May
McDeTmott wRs only rlghtouui ami q
native OF &c tlauu, woman OF hnc
education Ruu an accom- glished mu.
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