Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Chinese HlshbInders Doing Their
Deadly Work in San Francisco.
A CLERGYMAN's DISAPPEARANCE
Recapturc Of Jail Breakers In Wyo'
ming.-Remarkable sheep Shear
ing Contest, Etc.

tiDn will hOI1 n FOurtn OF duly ctie-
bration at Rock Springs this year
Notwithstanding the fac. that Rock
Springs has tbirty-eight places In
which liquors are sold, says the Rock
gptings Independent, the Sanger
Institution 10 forced TO close lie doors
for the want OF patients. Very few
habitual drunknrds exist. and Few
mining camps aro as orderly as Rock
Springs.
The remains Of Harry Tagert, who
was caught In a snowslide with Chns.
L.. Britton in February In tho Nevada
Rulch, nonr Ophir, Colorado, have
been discovered. The body was found
400 feet below the tunnel where he
was taken from. Bfitton escaped
with a few brulses aud ragert was
killed.
SAYS the Saratoga Sun. Many OF the
rancnmrn complain OF the encroach-
meut of sheep around their ranches
and into fields. They say that some OF
the herds nre held ~ near Their
ranches that they are compelled To
drive their own stock--cows and horses
of In order TO grazs them. This IL a
hardship us well M n source of great
annoyance ~ them, and owners oil
Jocks should be compelled 10 Keep
them at respectful distance or pay Tor
the damage they do.
A Sioux City outfit Ia figuring on
taking hold and operating the Nc.
Pherson stone quarry southeast OF
town, tays the Rawlins twyominR)
Republican. They want about 200
carloads of stone this summer ami II
they make arrangements TO get itfrom
this quarry II win havs u be ffoighIed
In with teams. Should this be u go,
together with the penitontiary work.
the mines, etc., Rawllns Will be un.
usually lively The coming summer.
About four or five weeks ago AN ao-
count was published OF tho disappear
ance OF Rev. VIM. Wilson, of ronlcs,
ILL.,, who left Ham, Fork on the 20lh
Of December, bound for Lsnder, WyO.
Wilson drove one horse 10 q rickety
cart leading two other horses. He
carried on bis cart n trunk anu other
traps, and wus selling Bibles and stere.
opticon views. His cart anu one Of
the horses have been found. II IL
thought that Wilson was frozen 10
death and that his RENAME Will DO
found In that vicinity.
winnemucca (Nevada) Sifver State:
Deputy Sheriff Anderson, who arrived
yesterday from trip TO Paradise Hin,
tells us OF q remarkable sheep shearing
contest there. Ten shearers In the
employ Of Sutton Brothers sheared
that day an even 100 apiece. An
average Days work for an expert 10
about 10 fierces, though some OF them
In rare Instances clip ms nign NJ i.5.
Considering that tho sheep sheared by
the ten men mentioned were large
wethers, the record they made 10
probably one that has never been
equalled.
In the evidence before the coroner's
Jury In the case Of Charles McLeod,
who died ut Missoula, Mont, on FRI
day night from the effects OF NOR
phine, IL appears that while DR.. Han.
son was working TO resusoitate the
victim. with strong probability Of
success, Mrs. Mary Gleim made her
appearance, pointed a pistol at him
and compelled him TO leave. The
doctor beat n nasty retreat. Whom he
was able TO return The patient was too
far gone 10 be resusoitated. This
physician asserts that but for the action
OF Mrs. Gleim he would have saved
the mans life. The woman has been
placed under arrett.
Donald Cameron, eldest son OF our
sheriff, says the Wnrdner (Idaho) Bar
6drtan, had narrow escape from
drowning on last Tuesday. In com.
pany with some other children he was
tempted through curiosity to sound the
depth Of water from a bridge near his
home. He WAS using = pole for the
purpose and In some way lost his bal.
anco and fell headlong Into the tor
rent. He was rapidly swept down the
swelling river, but alter passing under
the bridge his head popped up and he
succeeded In catching hold OF n fence,
and was speedily rescued from his
perilous position.
A dispatch from Lander, (Wyo.)
contains the news that Deputy sheriff
i. Paraiter alone and unaidcd captured
Dirk and Nye, two Of the four prison.
ers who made the sensational Jail de-
livery Mt Lander last week. A large
posse Is still out In the mountsine
searching for Carr and Nutcher, the
remaining pair OF the quartet. The
pursuing party II close upon them, and
II Ia thought impossible for them to
make good their escape. When the
four men had bound anu gagged the
deputy sheriff at the jail, they threw
him Into cell and locked the door and
the cage outside az we'll. The keys
they took with them 80 that when a
relief party went to,the jail theylhai to
break down the opposing locks to
ilberate tho Imprisoned deputy sheriff.
An exhibit now being prepared IN
Tucson, Ariz., for the World's Fair,
TO be forwarded to Chicago within
lew days, is destined to share with
tue San Diego palm tree. the admira.
Ton and Interest which quaint anu
unusual botanical growths always
arouse. The exhibit 10 Of the "noli
me tangere" kind, ag the laborers at
The Fair, who viii have to handle the
different plants will learn 10 their cost,
and IL composed Of every va ieiy If
cacti that grows In Arizona. In ali
there are twenty-one different varie.
ties, the total weight OF the specimens
being over forty tons. la The whole
lot there 10 not plant that does not
fairly brisile with srines, thorna or
needles. The cacti VIII be planted Ia
front OF the Arizona building.
Blood has been shed In Chinatown
at last, writes the San Fra cisco
Chronicle OF Monday. The expected
hostiiites between the highbindeIs
have commenced. The first Wet me-
OF the savage fury OF the RELENTLESS
ruifians were white man, Edward
Hughes, anu All Foo, a CHINESE.
Shortly before 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning Hughes, who II employed ~
n yard hand at tho Southern Pacific
depot at Fourth and TownaenJ
streets, was proceeding quietly on his