Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Alameda County, California, Swarm.
Ing with TTampS.
SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
The Horrors Of Hydrophobii.-A
Clergyman In aa Awkward
Positiop.-A Curious stone.

The Colorado Telephone company ls
putting up poles aud wires 10 glVe
telephons connection between cree
ley, Colorado and Fort Collins. FROM
there to LoDgmont they have l'ne'
On Wednesday afternoon while VISIT
ing at the ranch Of his grandmolheh
west Of Buena Vista, Colo.i ueoiglt,
the little son Of Theodore MatIen, was
drowned 10 Cottonwood cIeeh WIN
playing with several companions
Herman Itien, n boy Of ten years,
who iiyes with his pareLte IN ran
Francisro. was shot In the right Knee
ON Nond.v eyening by a companion.
mn. latter wielded n 22'caliber Fourth
"a Iniy r.volver. The unfortunate
cnilS was taken to the CITY and County
boanital for tire ,tment. Ihc shooting
was accidental.
A meeting Of capitalists and bu.intaa
men Of Monttoee, Col, was hell On
MondAy night, at which unanimous
resolution was passed to stand firmly
by the banks Of the city aud dcnounco
any ATTEMPT at n run on either VI THESE
institutions. IL is the general belief
among the merchants aud dup0sit1fs
Ina general that the banks there are
reliable sud solid institutions.
Tnmus are commencing to pour into
Alameda county. California, aud IN
cons,auence the c0nstlbles aud justices
Of the peace ntu prosperous. Tue couu-
~ iaii h now said 10 be filled with
ifafups. scme OF whom cln M TO be
Woodworking men. The constanlca
arfest the poor fellows W tuOut any
cause whatever, Iutt 20 get The ieee.
The Justice " the peace makes no
pbiection, because he gets his tcct also
ont of the arrest The arrest VI work
ingmrn for vagrAnis has noN htc1me
notorious at the cjuniy jail she'll
AirKiIlicau II pOwerleH 60 take auy
action In the matter because the law
nilows the constable the Ices no matter
whether hts men are convicted or not.
The fees each month allowed justices
aud constables are beginning to be
enormous.
An Auburn, Placer county, clergy
man hal vivid experience IA stock
Ton recently. He has decidedly
"spoTty" appearance anu looks ilNe
man VINO would be more VI home by
the ring-sidc, or playing case.catgs,
than poun ing a pulpit Or lCadluyh
mayer meeting. IL ~ owing 10 mis-
spoity sty le that he had bis experience
In Stockton. Though lie was not aware
oft, the parsOn has a noticeable re-
HemblAnce 10 Sharp, who may have
killed Messenger TOvey, between lone
and Jackson. The resemblance was
noted 10y local Nldocq, anu the pai-
BON was uveThaulcu and his ia
pape examined. lilo was On.
aUled TO prove his identity, aud
suitable apologies were made for the
tuspiciOns OF the I'll of. The pafPUa
will hereafter wear e.. thee OF an ultra
clerical cut, aud will tschew every.
thing that shall cause him 10 be mis-
taken for "A "spOrt. "-Atsckt0H tCai)
MdR.
Not long ago there was dug up Ia
Ashland tOrcgou) a curious stone with
some dim anu crude inscription upon
II. IL being shown 10 an old Oregon
pioneer he pronounced II "a tenRnewas
stone, worn asa brcastplste by the au-
Client Indian priests. IL HISS holes In
the upper corners by which II may be-
hung upon the priesp- neck IL carries
upon it picture uf the sacred wig
wan, and ut Oue end OF the wigwam
stands the totem pole, on the TOP OF
which "A little nag was hung that
warned the evil spirits uii while thu
priest petfIimel his uivine functions
In tue saoteu house or wigwHm. THIS
tamauewaH may coincide with the
bFeaslplgte Of the EphOd, worn by the
ancient Jewish priests, 40 that the pie
tuTU Ui the wiRwnm ON this stone may
represent the primary ancestor OF all
the temples ever dedicated In tue
world, and oil dag and liberty poles OF
all ages aud countries may pOtalbly be
the lineal dtsuenGants Of the original
totem represented ON the stone. Poo.
ably this Ashland stone Is the only one
Oi tue kind now In cxlsteAce.
Detective CArberry has returned to
Denver from Pueblo with Geo. CLARK,
wanted for forgery. Cha left Denver
ten days ago very suddenly with a
young woman, Minnie Hughet, EN-.
pluyed az the Central thoater Hs a star
OF the second magnitude. From
Charley Reynolds, CLARK received S45
ueAsh for check which proved 10 be
worthless. This was the fret Gaze
reported TO the city detectives, but IL
WAS discovered soon after the III lht Of
the young couple that Clark had left
number Of worthless checks nehind
him. On Frank Sumner Of G!aves n
Austiu's he pissed cheek for $50. r.
n. Elemendrof Of 1910 Larlmer street
paid $40 for "A worthless piece Of paper,
On Saturday Detective CarUerry as
Certaincd that Clark had He'd to
Pueblo Rs n haven Of refuge and he
started after him. CLARK anu Minnie
Hughes were found living sumptuOus.
ly IN second class hotel. CLARK was
placed, handcuiicd, In "A uain Tor
Denver. while the train was nj the
Colorado Springs station Clitk made n
told attempt to escape. Although
without the fires use OF his hands, he
Jumped out OF the car window aud fell
On hip back on the hard platform. The
detective was slon after bis man,
whom he succeeded In capturing be.
fore he had gonefa
The siX.year-Old daughter Of Amndo
Atiela, living In the southern part Of
tue city was yesterday morning seized
With hydfophobia. The attack was
not entirely unexpected by her
parents as the little One was severely
'ltlon on the cheek month ago by n
strange dog, which exhibited aymI-
IONS Of rabies. The dog escaped 10
that II was not known until hia victim
was seized that he was mad. The
wound, which had been au ugly
lacetati0n, had thoTough ly healed, anu
Jay 10y day apufehpusiOn grow less