Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-16
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
A Young Englishman Accidentally, But
Fatally, Shot by a Clergyman.
NEW wArrRwonKs FOR ELsISoRr
yama, Colo. IN state of Il jo'cins'
"A nrculran Iilacksmi1h'--At'
lacked by foO'pad-, Etc.

NtHNttNEN NAlh 'lhthh" '''N'f
Laramie, Wyo., wheelmeu VIII
make some new records uunug IN"
eoming stasun. They already nave
records on the road OF twenty miles III
gixty.t.ut uul a half minutes nnu Ten
niles In tweuty.sevon minutes.
The body Of an Italian, one Creseneio
BnfrsgO. has been found near ITO
iAllfoad tra,k ut Las Ncgas, N. NJ,
niuttlated almost beyond ttoOsnilIOh'
Dereased had been an emplOye VI the
BfyWnr a. MnuLiunres conn nuy ltr
the last twelve VI fifteen years.
The Colorado Eastern railway COM
pauy as filed with tue clerk OF the
IL, tod States district count NJ Denver
40 ,nt Of tue record IN IT'S nui
ngainst the Union Pacific iOf M
inluue.iOu g. prevent the latter from
, ss,ng IT. tracks.
Mrs. J. 4. " n er has naon killed at
her b nae n rinuee', | iho, ny
,uoWsn e. > WAS g.. ,ns % her
I " chi diun Wutn III side camv
dow W the htuse. u ue ~ tue
Id ~ were injured. La. ,uU tOurlhi
ui remaining IA the W eek all night,
was taKun out unhurI.
District Attorney Mrrrimau, OF
ColorUir, at tuc request Of the Nuthet-
lands governmou n, tram lifted through
go irpaftm' ,ar just comp
uuhing inv. stign ION u the fFSuuS
10 I'd 10 huvr btv. peTpctrated on q
h.lmnJeri IA CUuvyDs cUuuiy ~ the
ugvnls nuu manager, Oi thv company
which brought them here.
TIE nov electric steamer huilt 10y
Stacey Brothers was surcs-'fulN
la4.,uei u, Yum A. t., a. on
,,uudny. Snu Wa. ne Used IA tuouIv
tu| mining trsGc UetNeen Yuma Hu'
n miues un the CulsfaIO rive. she
.u.4 b. bn thu largest boat - bIut
10 b propelled ~ vgytTiCi,y, Sine
via carr II ~ tons GU twenty ,nch's
U. water.
EsinoTc fAyss Correspondent OF the
Ricuheiu idr0o.ts ~ coming to Il q
ifout with II plan iOr waterwOrk'. AZ
a o. ats me, Ing held ~ Tho citige b
Of Eisinofc, including the IOWA coUa-
rii, II MS b,ra uvc ded 10 have water
works in our entefprlslug little q ~.
The water will te tlkou Out IRON tho
new canal, west from town, auu tuefc
will be u Tall Oi nearly one hundred
ictt from the head fiiieT into tO@n
lion piping will be exclusively used.
The high school OF Colorado Springs
will send 10 the Worlds Fair an cx-
nibit, consistiug Oi IA plaster mo al o.
pku'A PEAK and vicinity. IL includes
all the wei. known canyons In this
vicinity, the GARDEN OF the Gods, Gre n
Eyre, Ute Pass, nll the water course,
nhd ne pepks aud mountains, iuclui-
ing those OF the Cripple Greek reRiOu.
Il n four by six feet, aud was maize by
Professor Edwin Dexter from Hay.
dUut Topographic Il survey. a plaster
moicl oi the high school building Will
nlai be sent 10 tho lair 10 be- place 1
eide by side with u model OF tho first
schoUihouse building In Colorado.
On Tuesday afternoon Andrew J..
Benson IA consumpiiyv, who arrived
iu Albuquerque, NM, direct lrom
Wichita, kas., ON Monday morning,
committed suicide by cutting hls
tprUAt anu wiuiplpe with n penkniie.
lie called M Hdging house anu was
seut 10 the back y ri ioT some kindliug
wood. Several hours AFTER ward his
absence was noticed anu search
found him In the Clubhouse dead.
Papers and clippings on his person
sh. " that no has been lecturlng On
phrruulOgy through Kansas and MIS-.
souti, anu that ~ 1859 he was married
Mt WRffenuurg Mo-, TO Miss Bertha
Long. He was about forty years old.
j. 4. Thompson, young English.
man, VINO, with n colony recent y from
Eng 'rJk up Hni settled on land
IN he II Puc CO valley near this
"a who WA accl ieutRlly shot
un -Au,ay 3llh. by Rev. a. Il. %.
bIfne, nu Epi'c pal minister, died on
lue,day. llis suii,riuva Tor tbs past
t0o w,eks, 1t Ia slt ed, have been In.
tnse. h y. Oebor g ~ taken ou'
rom the city 10 n,,. -"rvices an n
the couu,t,, and was thoSing on &
ulfo' hiN sril.cy,kIDg I.yU
when he w,ap ~ exploded. u wa
"a . accidental anu he was no, ne
tesl d.
Oils Larsen, n blacksmith In the
Las. Chance mine, eau compare
strength with q Hath, snyH an IuAhO
exchange. He IL six feet TWO inuht .
IN height, his chest measurement Is
81 iuches, waist 10, he turns the seal,
NJ .1b pounde, aud Ia ~ years old
Anyils are toys for his strength, boilers
and immense iiywheels he handles
win apparent Ease, anu he l. contem-
plating "a Journey on foot TO theW orlu'-
Faif, carrying ~ baggage sample OF
ofe from the mine In winch he work.,
Nt'ghiug 1893 sounds. On arrival ht
proposes, II he succeeds In securing
slsce Tor his especial and exclusive
use, TO display his chunk ot galena Oh
us hh1ulder eight hours each day.
Andrew Plerson, n member OF q
teelou gang al Tie Siding, Wyoming,
narrowly eScaI cd death a. that place
W luesdHy afternoon, About OiclucB
~ anu sOme fellow lAbJrers got upOn
pne oil tht pushers ". len are operated
.elNsen Rcd Buttes aud the SIDING,
20, me purpose 0f riding down the hill
miles to do some work. When
We engine started pIetsOn, in h0m,
Wy when Is not yet explained, wa,
uWsht under the tender truck, tue
Nt'He having started down tho hill
vAWHids. The machine had started
20 slowly anu was stopped as soOu u,
SsHvl' His log was run over anu
u'hri, He was otherwise Injured,
NHthought not fatally.
On Mo day the indians had n lubl.
r ~ lhc L. mhi agency, = Us the.S ii.
W. ~ y(idahU) ldHer. They gut sonAt
aAy Va clandestlne way anu held
on. NM. carnival until lhey all got giurt
O"9 u'uuR, then started INTO "A night.
Nne luuiun biz unntn.t,, zoe. :, -.