Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
NWS OF The WEST.
In Insane Asylum Patient Fatally
COrtd by a Bull.
sruM,RY TREATMENT or rRAMrs
Intrrsiiur Find Of Ancient Relies at
Richnrld.-A Phrn. IA nai Cat.
10y Crushed to Death.

sn,nr in California amounted to ~
100000 pounds. This year v
,rimai,d the product viii renoh
$1,000 GOO pounds.
.AaT. n. Sacked OF Frisco was on me
way 10 attend court w. "a juror htet
ilnefayiIle, he was thrown ifem nv
iuggy, nligniirg on DIS heNu H''
,houiucfs, sustaining severe inluiles'
A how named Mike Donuolly, about
t,gslve v,nfH Of age, WnH ciushcl 20
death on sunday by pile OF luulu,'
topplIng over on him ut morn On
savmill. twenty-five miles suu1heAst
VI Carbon, Wyoming
Ada NJ. Hubcr, an electric healer .
has been ARRESTED a. IA FrAlcirco on |
n ruats.of rrlh. ~ leWeut Her i9rmct .
hu.bai'd, Chuflrs ". Weai, nccu e. |
her Of having nppf0pEllicd a qhAnug
u househcid Hnd 0ilice furniture
Tommy Connolly, ioufieen'y on.
oh boy, while hu unE on mo lAn
Bruno road at San Francisco, hah hll
loft hand blown 20 pieces by ne are
dental discharge OF Ms sun. INV ~
Iurrd mcmber was amputatod NJ iho
wrist
A distressing accident has happened
10 Judge william Slaughter 81 Low.
land, Col. He hnd wan iorri TO 'he
Union Pacific rniltoal track some tihe
before thr arrival az the cvcnihs tTHlH
from Denver, and lying uoFn went -
slfep with bia left arm aHtoss the UaeN.
Whom the train passcd the arm WIS Gu,
nnd lucefated 10 turh "a degree thst u
had 10 be- nmuutltui near tue olu'"'
Mr. Mcdaniel. aud Nit. Probert u ID
"A little pfoEtpCting on the lruian
mound lust tnat lf m" court house.
,nys the Richhrld ddu. cate. Ihry
found several samples 81 pottery, some
arrow Hpikrs, chsftod corn ana clFh
,oia aud other thiugb. A great many
articles have been picked ~ AROUND
this Old mound, the sampler u pottery
with very huv, white gidlsi OF diuci-
ont colot.. and surprising Any pottery
made In Utah by A nglo.SaXons.
Nils Title Bitlefs, tho daughter Of n
widow, was burned quite badly On
Mondsy evening by hur clothing
catching Ire, at Laramie, Wyo. Tue
young lady was r pairing supper Ahd
was lining pan win The corner ~ her
nurou wrapped around tue handle
shpn the garment caught IRE and la u
moment her clothiug WAS burning.
She was soon given nssistencr, hut u
tainully though not dangerously
burned about tho chest AMI ON one
hand.
On Saturday afternoon Charlcs
Booth OF Grcenwille met with u severe
accident, SAYS the Beaver ttOHlaH. tie
had eau ht his horse, auu ual uHcu ~
lariat with large loop. lilo then tied
the other cud Of the f0pc ~ Inv morse,
dropping the larlat IN coils n, his feet.
Tho hofuc took right anu the ioUp
caught ono Of Mt. BjOth's foot. The
horse Jumped a fence, pulled Booth W
against it, bfcEking the rUpc. Nh
Booth was taken up unconscious.
From sheridan, wyo, comes the
strange story Of a phenomenal cat
hrlungiug u a rauchmnu Of that city.
This cat---A big tom, u pure mallesu
bloUd-hAs Tor some time past habit'
ually driven up every night tom thtir
daily tnugCH his owners mich cows,
thr latpst report ut hand buiug inst a
few tvcnings ago, Tom, after corral,
iug the cows ~ usual, was noticed
bunting his uiaw0 un large rinur
Irpaalory TO milking the anmahl
a colony Of atty amilips from Kan
fn4 viii soon be- planted between Boisy
ritt anu Numpa. "lhu heads OF tnrt,
hmilca,D says tho Idaho Daily Sta'tg
man, "afU all sturdy, hOursi hard
working farmers, who have become
thoroughly disgusltd with dr0uth
stricken Kansas, anu vino have cN'
ptcss,u n willingness 90 cast their lot iu
idnno. They are glad 10 avail them
selves u the colonization schumr, iOi
without assistance II would be next a.
impossible Tor them to leave the suenei
o. thgir many mislortuncS."
While Engineer Shanks was hoist
ing water from the dump Of tue Buli'
Domingo shaft ~ We tclillt, Colo,
with large iron tauk used Tor thai
purpose, the engine by some meaue
WAS thrown out " gear just as The lasl
tank OF water was on the top, and IKE
shut the tank dropped from sight
and was Mt the bottom oi the shalt, 6Oi
foot below. There WIS hum Rud d
crash ns the cable, 1000 feet IN longth,
went Fnttlug dowu ou top ot the tAbk
The accident viii cause u shut Gown
for some days pending tho arrival OF
new tank.
Two notorious oriminalr, ono Of
them ftckOned the most iangtTou.
man ever captured by COloradr
authorities, have broke jail at Causr
cay, Colorado, aud are still at large
They are James X. STATION, the dri,
UotAte mail roubeb and John h.
Keenan,, highwnymsn. In the deaf
OF the uirh they sawed through N,
bars Of their cell doors, efCapod iron
tho building, climbed the high wal
and let themselves into the oulsid,
world by means " an impiovised ropl
Of torn bedding, 80 cunningly, had
the escape been planned and .,
adfoitly was II carried out That whel
the absence Of the two men wa
finally discovered they had at least
ten hours start on pursuit. ana no
even trace OF their cUurae could b.
found.
ERNST Smith, n patient at tho Call
foTuin state Insane aaylum VINO wa
sent from III Dorado county IN 1889
was gotod by hull on Monday 49,
will die, Saith was empllyei IN Co
dairy NJ the asylum anu tried TO lenl
Hulstein bull Ia from pasture 10
tasing hold Of n ring IA the animal
nose. Smith was angry aud gave th
TiuE a twist, which ctuBcd the lull I
butt him. Tho patient gave the rim
more twists when the hull went d
him and horned him IN the rIgl
breast, penetrating the lung. A'tcut
ants ran 10 his rescue aud the bull wa
led guipllv In hin stable Oug Of smith