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= osT-Between the residence Of Mrs. $. +.
Harrison, West King street. and residence
az MI. John n Dol. CORNER Burke and GNilege
s,ree;. a Red silk Work Bag. Reward 70 finder.
Ieaye al Nj. Al. Snodgrass' drug store.
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EyFRY body likes polite attention when buy
II ing goods. Iou will be treated in a way
It M 8 Burdette's Book store, that viii make
Won feel each time you go thsre--that YOU are
Il Isl a pleasure for the clerks 70 show goods
whether You 70. buy or mot
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TT Won want to make a present OF a handsome
dress or coat go to Emmert a. Fiery, a great
variety 81 the latest styles and patterns ~
bottom prices.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 1000
People Every Evening.
-
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
sitna.ssns, Hslp Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Pound, staysd y stolen' To Bay, Sen
or Exohange--Eako Il known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

YyuMER,s China Hail on King street, for sub
IN s~tantfal Lamps.
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re sure to 20 70 Bnrdette's before buyins
Is Xmas goods elsewhere.
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, SALF-House oil Is rooms, basement and
cellar, hydrant and ~cistern, good lot,
rIenty ~ good fruit. Price $50, easy terms,
list. I. u. BklslOh.
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M I'D Winter Excursion 800 genuine So Seal
M Muffsf for S1.50, EUGENE Z. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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Nyou will find a great variety Of Handker-
chiefs andtKid Gloves at Emmert Il Fiery's
they have loads Of pretty things tor their holi-
.lay trade.
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browns store Is the place to get toys fo'
Id little children.
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UILMER's China Hall on KING street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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N1ENs SHIRT sALE.-5o0 men 5 working shirts
mi worth 40 cents Q % cents.
500 BOYS working shirts worth - cents now
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WYE have something to satisfy all in want Of
w Xmas presents. Louis Il. BRowN.
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800 boys waist p~ercale worth 10 cents now
q cents. a.
cents az C.P. HERRING Net spot Cash House.
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KMMER'S China Hall on King street, FOL
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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yXTANTED- Two dwellings for immediate
w purchasers. Must be well located See
f.f84t J.H. BIZ ST0R.
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GoILAPSEDt Collapsed old Kris Kingie
has succumbed with his entire load at G. T..
HEnRINGrs Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
j and Glass, from IS centstn S3.39 at NJ
KILMER'S, on King street.
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HELLO, there John, where are you going
Isl Down 70 Eugene H~erring's to get a $40
accordion for $2.9s.
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DURDETTE says you must not forget that he
gives a useful Xmas gift In the way Of a
Dictionary with every purchase Of 500 OF more,
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NH I'D Winter Excursion. 800 genuine 50 Seal
Nl NUNS for $1.5O, EUGENE E-nERRlNG next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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IND you see those 80 seal NUTS for Si.50f az
~ Eugene r. Herring's.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
III on underwear we bought withthati idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
25c. EMMERr q FIKRT's III
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yXToNDERFUL, Wonderful, 1000 Beautiful
wv Floor Rugs for 4gc, EUGENE HERRING.
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nUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. standard
granulated sugar, Sc. best powder sugar,
Bic. choice raisins, bic, new e%urrants, 30.
,EuaENE HERHISG.
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nHOSE nne books at Burdette's, bound In full
leather. English morocco and calf are
beauties In themselves.
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no You know that you can get a 81 album for
- Use. ut Eugene y behring's next door 70
Geo. Mann.
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KTLMER,s China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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TN fine books Burdette this year surpasses any
i stock formerly handled by him-both IN
qUaIityand prices.
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DURDETTE knows 1rhege and hoic to buy his
ID goods, that Is why he can sell cheaper than
competitors,
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EoR sAI.E+A fne residence on Race Street,
N Nine rooms, hydranf and cistern in yard
Recently built, Cheap and on good terms. APP
ply to- II, Racey, i6-im.
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety al
II LOUIS e. BROWNS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
LEONARD Is DEAD.
The Man Who Was Shot at Fort
Douglas, Died thl, Morning.

Joseph w. Leonard, the civilian who
was shot down at Fort Douglas on
Monday night for last driving died at
the post hospital this morning NJ $3.50
O'Clock. LAst night County Attorney
Murphy and HE resistant Mr..
Eichnor aud United Statos Com.
missioner Pratt went up to the Fort o.
take Leonardo dying deposition, hut
they were Informed by Colonel Blunt
that no was unconscious, wheroupou
they returned g. this city without
accomplishing the object OF their visit.
Coroner Taylor, On being notified
" LeOuard'H death, went up TO the
fort today aud made arrangements for
the inquest, which viii be- held ut the
Post hospital or some adjoining build.
Ing tomorrow morning, beginning Of
10 O'Clock.
The United States diblrlct attorney
anu county attorney are both expected
20 be- present.
Judge Judd stated TO a NEWS 70.
porter this afternoon that he woulI
certainly call upon the military au
thotiiits 10 turn ovur the accused 10
the oiilcora Of the civil law IN case the
hndings Of the jury should warrant
such action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Died in Arizona.

A letter from Taylor, Apache
county, Arizona, states that the death
OF Jamos Harding Lewis occurred at
that place on jane 9th. The deceased
was a son OF Judge James Lewis,
formerly OF Iron county, and was born
at rarOwan, May q, 1851. He was
one OF the missionaries called TO ART
coma a number of years ago, to foIm
settlements there. He had been an
energetic worker, and had the esteem
OF the community. He was second
counselor to the Bishop OF Taylor
ward, Elder Willis, and for number
II years had been postmaster. His
health has not been good since an
attack Of Ia grippe two years ago, but
the illness which Immediately pro-
coded his death came on Oh Sunday,
the 4th. He leaves wife, FIVE
daughters aud two sons to mourn his
l0es,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
CHILD DROWNED.
A Two.Yoar.Old Girl Meets Her Death
In an lrrigating Ditch.

a lamentable accident occurred In
inglowood addition, Farmers Ward,
yesterday afternoon. Matilda Il. Nor.
tousen, the two.lnd.n.half year old
daughter Of Christian aud Annie
Moftcnson, while playing near her
parents residence, fell into large
lrrigatlng ditch between Fourth and
Thru East streets, was carried through
u Hume ON the latter street, and south
10 where the stream was being used
by man named Novels, for irriga-
lion. The body caught across the ditch,
and Novel;, noticing that the how
Of water had stopped, went TO SEQ
what was the matter, and took the
child out.
Coroner Taylor was notified Of the
sad AFFAIR anu went down there ut
O'Clock last night 10 view the remains
and investigate the drowning. lie
decided that II was not necessary 20
hold an iuquent ami returned 10 the
city.
@. j. Irwin, who lives In the locality,
was met today, anu expressed himself
IA strong terms Mt NoNell's action In
the premises. Ho said: "fho people
down there are very Indignant ut the
mans iuhumAnity. the chilli
could have been In the water
but very tow minutes whom
he discovered II, but be made no ei.
fort 10 resuioltato IL. lie just dragged
II out Of the ditch, dumped II on the
bank and left II there. About twenty
minutes aitufward the people WIN
were hunting Tor the child came 6nd
asked him where It was. He Goud
not but have seen the searchcrs Tor
some time previous, fora crowd OF them
had been auOut there for half an hour,
Some OF them went dowu and looked
Into the Hume ON Third East, nnd he
must have seen them. Yet he
never called their attention to his
discovery, nor even made an effort to
tiud out whose baby II was. When
Mrs. irwin, one Of the searchers, went
up TO him aud Inquired II he hal seen
the child, he replied unooacetnedly,
eyes, there II In, over there. II 10
dead" pointing to where the boiy
was lying. He was asked II he would
carry the child to its home, but gruill y
relliedi mo, pack II yourself Mfs,
Watson, ono Of the searching party,
had 10 carry II herself II the child hau
been taken In hand when frst FUND II
might possibly have been resuscltRted.
OF course, II may have been too late,
but even after IL was taken TO IT.
home, Secretary Sear-, Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, who was the flrst
man who came along, thought II pos
sible TO do something, and made an
effort 10 resuscitats II. The nsighbOrs
have had their feelings shocked by the
child being left on tho bank in'the In.
humhne way II was, anywiy."
There was no DOUBT that Mr.. irwin
folt Indignant, and justly 30, N he has
been given u correct version OF the
atid
The funeral Of the unfortunate child
took place today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of John shacklelon, deceased.
Hearing on citation TO Elizabeth
ShRckleton to show cause why family
allowance should not be reduced.
Order made continuing the amount
heretofore allowed.
Estate OF Robert Patterson, deceased.
Hearing on petition for admission Of
will to probate, aud order made In nc.
cordAnce herewith. Agnes 3. Patter-
son appointed adminislrAtrix.E
Estate Of Mary Il. Cowan, deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor probate OF
will and order made accordingly. Or
sou Rumel appointed executor without
bOnds.
Estate Of Herman Hyde, deceased.
Hearing on account VI administrator.
Account allowed, and order made
calling upon the executor 70 filo new
account not later than June 2stb.
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rrersnted an accident.

Special DlspateA 10 ns NEws
CASPER, Wyo., June lI.-Robort
White prevented a serious accident on
the f. l.. q NJ. V. railroad yesterday.
While passing high bridge ho dis.
covered that n horse had got caught
between the ties. lie ondoAvored to
extrlcate the animal but could not do
40. Not knowing when the passenger
train was due he waited two hours In
the rain In order to give the signal,
The train was running thirty miles an
hour aud the engineer just succeeded
In bring Ing II to a standatill few feet
from the horse on the bridge. The
train Grew aud the passengers were
very grateful TO Mr. White for his
presence Of mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

be could get Tor ten per cent c1mmis.
sion. Treasurer Latlmct said the batk
had on baud million dollars am
could get that much more at mo.
ment'a notice II necessary. This iH
tue bank In which superintendent
Preston discovered deficiency Of
s70.sO0 yesterday.
This afternoon Superintendent o.
State Banks PTeston made the follow
Ing statement; "rhs directors VI the
Institution were adverse 10 making the
condition Of affairs public, fearing the
run would hurt tile banks s;Audisg,
but advised them 10 take the public
into their confidence. The run will
probably DO over by tomorrow when
thu e1lvency Of the bank becomes
generally known"
The shortage may be larger than
already announced az the chaDuels
through which the money disapp, AIRED
are not all discovered. There may he
o'htr dishonest officials than the three
mentioned last night. No arrests
have yet been made.
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much less protection on suth build
ings. The inct that this remedy was
doniod them could not be claimed TO
give them some other and different one
outside OF their contract Of
employment and outside of the law.
No error WINS found In the record anu
tue judgment Of the lower court war
affirmed.
Judges Zane and Bartch concurrod.
OVER A REAL ESTATE ooNrEACr.
The csso Of John W. Goldthwait,
plaintiff aud appellant, W. John T.
Lynch and William Glassmuu, de.
PENDANTS aud appellants, and Lowis
=. Kelsey, Jas. X. Gillespie, ana w.
j. CfOwtner, defendants and respond
cuts, was then called up Tor argument.
The action arose out Of real estate
contract. On tue trial Of the case
before Judge Itne the court rendered
judgment against Lynch and Glaia.
man for damages instead OF making u
decree Tor specific performance, rofus.
ing specific performance solely ON the
ground " an appeal to the Suurcme
Court OF the United States In kelsey
anu Glllrspie's case. Upon this the
present proceedings are taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
GENERAL CLARKSON HERE.


General J. $. Clarkson, Of Des
Moines, Iowa, chairman Of the
National Executive Committee
Of the Republican party anu
editor and principal owner Of tho
iOVd State RcgiSteT, arrived In Salt
Lake over the Union Pacific ut an
early hour this morning. General
Clarkson Ia on his way TO California
anu will spend u few days In Salt
Lake before reHuming his journey. He
was accompanied by Colonel Isaac
Trunbo OF San Francisco, and both
aTe registered at the knutsiord.
General CliTkson has many friends
In Salt Lake and tho Territory, and as
one OF the nations most distinguished
citizens no will be warmly received.
His western tour has no political sig.
nitloance; he n jouTneying n business
anu pleasure, and ~ he Is OF the class
Of men who are broad and accurate Ia
their observations, the far West will
everywhere extend him cordial
welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
THE SECRET IS OUT.
Councilman EYllS'S Dissertation on
Galleall'S Methods.
HIS STARTLING STATEMENTS.
Tie Tells Of Manipulating Comblna.
lion Between Salt Lake aud
Ogden Caniue Catchers.

One by one the Off cisls Of Salt Lake
have been Investigated until tho round
has been almost made. Various kinda
Of Irregularities anu strange operations
nave been charged, hut 1t remains Tor
Deputy Dog Tax Collector Galloaszi
10 be given notorieiy such as his COM
frerss never dreamed OF.
"Gally," AZ he IL called by the boys,
ana Councilman Evans belong to tho
same political party and both live In
the western part Of the city. But they
donp fall on each other's neck and
weep for Joy when they meet; they
have uouo of the Characterization u
Damon aud Pythlat aboutthom. On the
contrary their dislikcs for each other
are said 10 DO mutual. As
result it Is rumorod that Mr. Evans
has been on still huut for iDior.
nation against tho entsrpriiiug and
ubiquitous Gallcnzl. "Gally," ho says,
has been mailing ffom $50 10 500
month In assessing, killing and cre-
mating vasrant dogs Tor 10! those
many moons and still they are more
numerous than IN the days u yoro.
MIR. Evans said last night that the
secret Of this successful Dog business
had only been made known 10 him
yesterday nnd itcatfled with II the most
practical illustration OF the beauties
ami benefits VI reciprocity he had ever
seen. IL was the irst time that he
thoroughly understood or grasped the
full mea lug OF r. mutual interchange
Of products from real COM
nerclai standpoint Yet no
believed tho business to 10
declared that II had come to his ears
league with the dog tax official Of Og-
den that was entlchiug them both and
impovefishing the populaoe Of the re-
speclive cities. "ln Ogdcu,n he con
unued, "the ordinance requires the
collector OF taxes upon cauints-vhO
also has "A right " kill all Unregistered
dOgs-to exhibit the tips Of the tails Of
all the destroyed animals before he y
paid fOr his work. Asa result nearly
all Of the dogs In Weber county are
bob.lRiled. That IL all right; Weber
county must look aftef her own inter-
rsls. But here IN the rub: Gally gels,
! am Informed, from his Ogden friend,
host Ut lhrre bOb.lailed cur-0r
rntheT their hidet-and this city Pave
him 20 much Apiece Tor them. or
course Il means money IN hiu pocket
aud Ia the other fellows too, because
Galley sends him an express package
of uetuclOl ugu tails omen "A week
"Oh, its n fine business, tell you.
Gally gets Webcr county hides and
his partner In this JunctiobCiiy gets the
caudal appendages Of SAlt Lake
county's big crop Of dogs."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
From London.

Mrs. Newman, who Ia well and
favorably known by many who have
labored as travelling Elders in the
London conference, and whose resi-
denco was In New Brompton, Kent,
England, arrived m this city day or
two ago and expects 10 make II her
future home. Both she aud her nus.
band, who died about two years ago in
LONDON, which city she left TO come
here, were great friends OF the Latter
day Saint Elders, though not mem
beTs of the Church. In their home
was glwaysa hearty welcome for the
missionaries. Mrs. Newman IL now
staying with hor daughter in the Six
teenth ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
NEWS WIRED TODAY.
A NsT Plan For tho Construction OIL
The Nicaragua Canal
EXPLORERS UNDOUBTEDLY LOST.


NEW YORK, June lI,-Commander
IA. &. Taylor OF the United states
navy has submitted to the directory OF
the Nicaragua Caual company pan
looking to the early inauguration auu
completion OF the enterprise lne
commander was formerly vice-prerl'
dent and general manager Of me
rsual, but mas not been Ac1iNely
connected with the enterprise sire
1890. The "plan,D he said, re noun.
Inv more or less than tho building OF
IND great waterway by the people OF
Inc United States themselves In indi.
vidu 4 capncitlss ne Investors and cap
italists ana not through money count
ers. 4 have advised tue company 70
issue n propaganda 10 persons OF all
so,ts and conditions within the United
Strtes stating the benefits Of the canal,
The certainty OF It, being built, anu
the assured returns TO Investors. lhe
best way would be 10 establish bureaus
I'm alxty OF the principal cities OF Tue
United States from whence regular
campaiul onn be- carried on, pam
phlois distributed, lectures cent OUT
and other means adopted 70
air up and sustain the Interest
In the project. | confidently believe
that So, 1000 can be raised III thls
way through the sale Of bonds TO Tue
people IN less than six mOnths,and THIS
$4,000, 900 will be sufficient TO Insure
the completion Of the canal. The
money to be- raised by the propaganda
10 to be- applied TO the construction OF
the canal at once. II isto be built and
built quickly. II we cannot build n
thirly.iOot canal We will build a
twenty. hve-ioot one. We viii have
canal that will admit ships passing
through II from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific and vice versa by the year
10000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
THE UTAH COMMISSION.


The members OF the Utah Commits
sion are expected to arrive In this city
some time today, in readiness for the
opening Of the session at the executive
office tomorrow morning.
The following gentlemen constitute
the commission; A. Is. Williams OF
Arkansas (chairman); General John
A. McClernaud, Illiuois; II. q. Lett,
Salt Lake City (Demoorats); Colonel
q. l.. Godfrey, Iowa, aud II, s. Rob-
ertson, Indiana (iepublioans,)
IL Is not yet known what order OF
business will DO observed, hut 1t IA
almost certain that one OF tho fir.t
things the commission will do
will be 70 make arrangements
for the appointment of county
registrars, twenty-six In mum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
TELLS IT IN BRIEF.
Wreck on tho Chicago a Northwestern
Railway.
SALT LlEERs ESCAPE USHURr


There has been another railway
wreck, this time on the Chicago q
Northwestern railway, In Iowa. The
prets dispatches say nothing about II,
soft IL probable that the matter has
been kept quiet, and that there hss
been nothing Of NJ terribly serious
nature. That somebody has been
Injured, however IL more than
likely. All the particulars that have
been received Us yet are contained In
the following brief special telegram
TO the NEWS today;
BELLE PLAisE, Iowa,
June IL. $3.50 a. m.
Salt Lakcrs all escaped unhurt IN
Northwestern wreck. All well. VIII
write. EVAN STEPHENS.
The news Of the escape from injury
Of those from Salt Lake IL gratifying.
Prot. Siephcus's letter with particulars
u the accident will be accorded space
upon Ito receipt, which should bv not
later than FRIDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Park City Again In II.

The James IL. Walker company, Of
Illinois. today brought suit In the Third
district court against McLa Ighlin &
Go. OF Park City, seeking to recover
s8s5, balance Of account for merohAn-
disc supplied. Afildavits for an attach
ment accompany the complaint. w. j.
Snyder Ia the plaintiffs attorney.
Goldsmith & company OF Salt Lake
have taken similar steps in order TO
recover the sums Of S88s.20 and sliB.-
Ss, for gents furnishing goods supplied
to the defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
WALKER And The INDIANS
An Account Of the WOHldils Of a
QgaITelSOmO Brave.
he Wanted whisky hut Got n Ballet
ia the nouth.-rToops
Arrive.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June li-A
special to tile Journal from Bminerd,
MINI, says: Company ID. Third
United States infantry, arrived here
last night, and early this morning
started for Ltech Lake. q. q. Van
Doerne, who liv,s near the reserya.
tion, is here. lie says DR.. Walker TO.
sisted an attempt Of an Indian to
take whisky, and whom the Indian nd.
vAnoed upon the doctor. tbs latter
drew a revolver aud shot the Indian in
the mouth. DR.. Walker, the woun'ied
Indian aGd three Indian police nre all
ia one buildinr, which IN surrounded
ny picRets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
lie We. prnhnhI, crnnr.

Special Dhpateh 10 the NEWS.
CASPER, Wyo., June l4,-Captain
w. b. Luggs has returned from tour
OF inspection OF the timber on Greeu
River. He says there " n splendid
tract Of pine aud Redwood there.
On his return trip he met man out
In the mountains whom he first took
to DO one Of tho projectors OF the
Atlantic and Pacific tunnel at Denver.
The man passed him rapidly on a
horse and as lie went by he emptied
six shots from large revolver at
Captain Luggs. The man was I'M
dOubtedly crazy.