Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
NEWS OF The WEST.
/ Mother and Her Babe Drowned 10
The Big Horn Basin.
TERRIFIC rIenr IN 4 PRISON.
A difficulty at the San Francisco POST
oiIlce.-Suicide Of a SporL-A
Lottery Swlndlc.

II costs Cheyenne about 5000 per
month more for electric light than II
does Laramie.
Mrs. Mallio Baab, six dsys' OAK.
land bride, has commenced euit
against her husband for divorce, NJ
leging desertion.
II the governments Of Peru anI
Ecuador can raise n sufficient supsllyi
there will shortly be a line Of sleHnois
plying between San Ffancisco anu
CallhO.
The san Francisco Journal OF com
nioros has issued n special eiltlOh l1
voted to an exposition OF tne AsIlOu''
tural, financial anu mining Interests
Of Arizona territory
Mary Ounce, woll-known beggar
OF San Francisco. Wh5iot M Aug y'ate
has zoos about with "a subscription
naper mixing for assistance, was az.
rested on "wednesday night for being
drunk, She has collected between
5000 and $1,000 by hor begging schemr.
Mount Pleasant has been prolific
lately ia accidents. Here are two Of
them froLi the Pyramid: Last Mon.
day while Richard Blown aud Tom
Morrick were fixing "A lay rack an Ak
which the latter was using, How Oh thc
haudle, the blade striking Mt. bfown's
LETT arm and cutting pii artery, blood
beginning 10 how ptOiusely. DrWin'
tiers was summoned ana uloppr sue
flow or blood. This being done all bodies
well.
Mrs. John G. Gallln, charged with
her husband In tho robbery of
the Moyefsyillc, (Wyo.) pos oiiicc,
has been released ffoui III
county jail, the required bond
having been given. MIS-. Gallin D.
something u a curiosity. She claim --
and In inut on oath alierb-,hat she n
kleItomuniac, and whatever she may
havesiolen from the Moyersyillu post-
office was done On impulsa and not
with malice anu intenL
The Premium Soto company d San
Fmucic0, "a local lottery scheme
whose managers have HwiuGiet thc
PEOPLE OF this city and state out OF
ihouaanda If dollars, has collapsed.
It. On zee have been riided; i,s books,
uuper- and tickets c0niiscaled, and the
NAANMA AAA VIZ nv NNA AAh - FRNtANA.A
In the country. The methods and
operations OF the company nave just
come 10 light, aud show IL TO bu one OF
the worst swindiCs even u lie kind.
Says the Cheyenne Leader: Private
Francis Dubeil, who was tried by
court martial at Fort Russell inr giving
pistol ~ JOutu, who killed Uugerer,
his guard, last March, d erUgped Tor
time only to die by his own hand
when his pursuets closed In upon him,
was ndJuged not guilty OF furnishing
Jones with the pistol In order to escape,
but was found guilty OF giving I'M
money. lie was sentenced to forfeit
SO, the sentence being light owing to
tbs long confinement OF the prisoner.
A dovlllsh conspiracy has been
nipped 10 the bud by the Insane com.
mission at santa Risa, Cal. An aged
Italian named NicOlani was brought
from SOnOma by his son 10 be exam.
inel for insanity. The son swore
himself black IN the face, but the test.
mOuy Of other r.Fplnsiblo witnesses,
added to the appearance Of the OLD
man himself rofulei every charge
made. The boy wanted 10 got hold Of
the old mans "a ch u 100 acres and
the examiners told him 30.
While John Frank Alfred q Spring
city last Tuesday was fixing the guy
rope. on the center pole of hay stHcl .
er, about thirty feet above ground, the
the pole In some manner broke from IT,
fastening and with Mr.. Alfred was pre-.
cipitated to the gtornd. Mr.. Alfred
struck first, the pole falling on him.
When Or. WOodrlug arrived he found
the enoef0rm cartilage on the lett side
torn loose, the seventh rib on the right
side iTnctvFed near the spinal colume,
and the right leg crushed about tho
middle third below the knee. The In
jurlcs are very painful, aed will
necesaitale Mr.. AllTud keeping his bed
for some time.
Wong Sing, a Christian Chinese,
who lives in Arimedn, Col, was very
happy fellow us ne entered tue office OF
tbs county clerk on Thursday alter
noon. lie eau talk pretty fair English
and hence had no trouble tn making
himself Understood. He explained o.
the clerk that hu had won the heart of
an American girl and he desired tD
marry her at once. Wing said he d II
not desire to take any chances GU wait.
Ing because the Girl might rUchut, The
clerk ctOBs-examined the Chinese anu
then found that he wanted 10 marry "A
white girl named Emma Grant. The
license was refused until Wing pro-
tuced his prospective bride before the
clerk. As the young lady was NJ her
Alameda home the Chinese had 10
hustle to bring her for exhibition.
Wing says that It is his uaruust desire
~ marry after the style OF Americans
Miss Grant Ia faid 10 ue anxious to be.
come his bride.
William Boon, young man who
rs figured for several years ~ sport
aud gambler "around town" In Sau
IpuoiscO has ended a broken.dOwn
'EultHce by taking Carbolio acid. Ga
Iuuuday no purchased Oue.OuuCe
Wal OF the poison nj u drug store. a
eW hours later he was seen 10 fall, and
before the patrol wagon arrived he WAS
uead, At tbs morgue the bottle Of
lolson, two.thlrds empty, was found
on his person. Boon led the checkcTed
career Oft sport for many yonfs. About
I'VE years hgO he returned TO rau
ffanrisc0 from Arizona with over
taliOOO. While this email fortune lasted
no lived well aud was accounted "a
good fellow. The money went anu he
loOk 10 hard drinking and iJr "A long
period was on a protmctcd teOsueh,
10 had vile anu two chi 'dren living
uuI has had nothing TO do with his
family Tor two years past. III age was