Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
NEWS OF THE WEST.
SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A MOTHER.
Denulting Montana Onlcals II Boy
Sent TO Jail for Robblng The
Maiis.-Olhtr Items.

The Cache county court has appro.
piiatcd $500 Tor the Iurl1gu Of mixing
Il dinp.ny OF CacBo county pTouuCts "a.
the Nndwinior FUr
Philip o. koUncu, the ls.ycar.oid
boy who pleaded gully 10 tnu charge
u fObbing the muilf Oh the Haley.
glrrall route, idaho, has been bsu-
touccd 10 OHe years impfaUnmtut IN
tue Ada county iaih
Mr. Henry Danbs, one Of the catilpsi
settlers OF Evanston, bias Just diud go
that city nt the aye o. %. lie received
heavy tall last summer from which
he novCr recovered, ami II ~ thought
that this brought about his death.
"NevEda doesu'! want TO DO pnnoxeI
% Utah nr vice vcrHa,n rrnatts tDe
Camon ApIcuI ana then goes on To
say that NUvHuu may DC GOWN now
tui N on "a SOUND financial hhsif, ant IL
content 10 hoe iis own row aud paddle
iBown canoe.
The State University at Reno, New,
has clOeui tbs last season oil the Oh
year, and vii reopen uu January an,
AlN WNNNN 'AA' NANH NNANHH ANHA NNN
fe.gia b huH been the mrst imp1rtun. va
the history Of the Institution Va uoiut
Of hunters aud the Eo. coal excel nee
NJ tho wOrR done. Al.ut 10 -.u.unts
have bteu in attendance,
J.F Poyur, the Chicago 1r6tuc
MAJ, VINO ~ attempting the o .nUl mlo
Journey In LOO unyH on one cont cap.
Ital, met with "a misfortune bgtwUou
here nud Denver, Gays the Cheyenne
LudsF. lie was sound asleep iu the
catOIHe II a train when some lCr'Ou
un,crewcl n valuable diamond ifum
his fcarl and got awny with /. safely.
Cattle on the ranges never averaged
better than now, HHyH the NIrsiuh
CITY (Nevada) Enterprise. The stock
IL not la, but average 300 very good
coudit o., aud u little later will De IN
prime order Tor tho block. The 90 u'h
Trimmed the cattle uu the ThugeE 20 u
Reasonable number. An estimate ui
the losses Or Uuutulri OF the cattle
most Of The deal being old stock.
A eat ca.oof suicide has occurred In
Lon Angeles. MU. G.. &. 3 Dry, after
giving hirIn 90 70 CHILD became sudden.
~ insane, mud before fhu could be- pre-
vented, took her lusHlnd'A revolver.
and placing the muz1'v Of tho weapon
over her heart, flied, the bullet raising
through The LtuU anu death eusuiHg
Inn lev seconds. MrF. Story was the
wife Of wClI.su0wn conductor OF the
i-OuthrIn Pacific. Shu hal Two chilI-
ren besidCs the little bate.
sheriff Curtis AID Mr.. +, mmers Of
Holurr, Mont, M nuurUr OF tine j, Cky
actin Butte, looking Ir g. a. Won
> hTili1 maungCr Of tic C0mInpy's
Butte ofirr. lie Ia said 10 bu short
sluaiUj iu his accounts. lie n also
said TO owe tow hundred d1llala about
Town, b rfOwcu money. H0 lett "a let
ter 10 Mr.. Slmcss Confcssng his guili,
nnd saying he ial left town 10 try anu
got money 10 mahr good the shortage.
He had been gambling ard had used
the company, money 10 play even. a
reward o. sou has been Offered for
hun.
An uniuohy aud yet lucky boy II
Gene Wrile OF thi Dllles, o., SAYS
An exchange, aud the several marrow
I. capr8 lie has had from death can
scarcely 10 counted Ou tho fingers Of
his hands. ito commenced by break.
ing his leg IA three places. Shortly
nturwaId horse stepped on his foot,
cutting on bic big toe Hs neatly o. a
b scuit cutter could have done ~.
Last gummut hu was hatly powder
Uurupd while investigating explosive
poWdur with other children. A few
days ago mule Kicked him in the
add men. a lew days later ho was shot
In thv siur nc with o. a2.Callltr bullet,
anu rlili llytI. inc bullet wult IA ana
out again aiih0u, laoerating tue inter.
nal organs.
The officers " the Elkhorn road
visited Casper tie latter part OF last
week, says the sun, and made arrange
mentH Ter the construction OF oil tanks
at that city, 10 is alsl Tum0rei that tho
company intend on Ia ldlng ON west
from Casper - tap tho Oh neldy, There
lisa great deal OF activity IN that region
over OIL ami now that the wUrl4 Is
made ~ r C1guG9 the value Of the pro-
duct thetewiI be lumpihing done with
IL beyond question. la the ace VI "A
large demand, freight rates viii come
down, hcCau Ia. ron .H ear COmputi'
ton more than AuylH.ug else. IL tie
demand for tIu 90 calls Tor large ship.
monts, then other railroads will head
TOWARDS llat country and competition
Will displacu uXufnilnnt prlcet.
George G.. Hunter, Of OsklauJ, Cal,
has lost his memory completely. dc
n alive nuu well, says "a California OK.
change, guus about just like any or In
AIRY lersU tut can recall nothing ui
his pact no. lis mind isR blank. He
does not temumttr his vile nor his
mother. Though h1 had good
education, he has forgotten now 10
read and write, anu thc multiplication
table has II ii into regiOua from Whish
he caunot recall n. lie rtmombrrs
that a face is familiar, but thar IL all.
The nams Of anything about tue per.
son he cannot recall. The accident
bringing such consequences occurred
on thel5,h OF October. Young Hunter
was working on n locomotive IN the
railroad round house ia West Oakland
when hu iron plug was blown from a
NtpD u,niun md N Fnpk him um iln lpuU.