Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-26
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Sensational Story Of a Man Who is
Suffering From Chambers.
JoURSEYMAy BAKERS on STRIKE.
Inviting Immigration TO Mexicc.-
More Dloodthirsty Highblnders.-
Suicide OF a Murderer.

According 10 the Cheyenne Suv,
reports from all over the state Indicate
thatthe wool clip this y, ar IL unusually
heavy, even for Wyoming.
An interstate conference Of Western
bankers, ss proposed by the Montsns
papers, would strengthen the financial
condition ofthc West says the Denver
Nous.
Down Of Carson Sink, Nevada.
there In located quite colony Of AJ-
ventists, who stfictlt observe Saturday
rs n day OF rest. The community IL
said TO totally discard both liquor and
tobacco.
A few weeke ago number Of con.
ductors, vino havp charge OF the
Southern Pacific traine running out VI
Oakland pier, Cal, were notified that
their services were no longer required
by the company, and now three more
heads have dropped into the basket.
A man has been discovered in n
deserted cabin In the mountains OF
Tennessee pass, starving ami suffering
with iniiammatory rheumatism. He
had not been seen for several days and
IL IL SUPPOSED had boen taken seriously
III and not been able TO tecuru help In
his isolated condition.
On Tuesday morning, about O'Clock,
Mrs. Eva Donovan, who, with her bus.
band and one CHILD, lived In tent Mt
South Boise, committed tuicidO by
poisoning herself with aconitc. No ap-
parent cause II assign for tie act,
and the sulcli e 10 generally attributed
TO mental depression, caused by the
cheerlets surroundingp.
The determined fight between the
ghip0wnep aud sailors uf San France =.
co has reached n climax, anu Ian
which, viii fevOlutiouizc the tea.gulug
traffic Of the Pacific coast has been
submitted for discussion anu adoption.
The matter has been under cOnsiderR-
tlon by the board OF directors OF the
ShipowDers' association anu has been
kept very quiet, rs the intention n TO
spfing tho plan as surprise at the
next meeting Of the association.
The government OF Mexico has Il.
sued m official circular calling the
attention OF tho public TO the nj cess ~
OF immlgfaling In oder that the
country may bc developed. IL pOluts
out that inasmuch us there IL under
consideration a project for fetrict-
Ing immigration to.thv U nitel states,
and that troubles In the south Amefi.
can countries are preventing imini-
giants going 10 those Countries, 1.-THE
pretent IL n most Opp0gtane time Tor
attracting colonization to Mexico. IL
begr the cooperation of owners Of
land In the matter and promises
Inducements to Immigrants.
The Bottom Land and Cattle com.
pany have brought suit In the Pueblo
county district court against the south
Park Land aud Cattle company tor
Judgment In the sum Of s55, $50. The
plaintiffs sny they holu fiuy.three
shares VI the sixty.one $1,000 -bondH
issued Ly the defendant company Ia
1887, and that they nre now payable
by reason OF default In the payment OF
the interest coupons. The trust deed
covers all the defendants lands, live
stock, ranch properties and fixtures In
the counties " Park, Fremont and
Chaffee.
The tuurneymen takers OF Los An.
gel.s, Cal, are GuE ON q strike, and the |
troprietois OF the various bakeries are |
seeltg u little world OF trouble. For |
zone dsys past the bakers have been
~ NnNCs
Whereby they might do their work |
iuriuV tue daytime and not ut night. |
II o owners OF tho baking establish.
meats have Iut tuoir loot down firmly |
aud declared that their employee EMAIL |
labor at night o. not ut all. This IL
where the trouble comes In, and n
famine among bread consumers Is i'm.
minent.
John q. CLARK, confined In the
county iaii ut Baker City, Orepon, On
q charge OF numbering Peter DenninE
last February, has committed suicids
ny cutting his throat with a razor.
Sheriff Condo, Of the request Of the
inmates, ordered the razor 10 be hand d
In, M the prisoner deaiIed to shave.
They each took turn anu when iln.
ishet the razor was laid on the table.
When all were Of their guard Clafk
secured the razor anu quickly tiashei
his throat. He died almost Instantly.
The Inmates Of the Jail gave evidence
before the coronef's jury, aud alleged
that Clark had been showing signs OF
mental deran cement.
On Wednesday afternoon, Alex
Ohls and George Baker, two men fish.
Ing for Tallanps canDery, were caught
In the breakers just oil the break water
at Astoria, Oregon. there were about
thirty boats within hail Of them on the
other side of the current at lhs time.
The men struggled hard TO get into
smooth wnter, working two 0ars ench
fer several minutes, until their strength
gave out, then the waves swallowed
them up tOat and all. A minute later
both men came TO the surface. Oils
was quite dead. but Baker was washed
out VI the breakers inse nsibic, and
was picked up by fihh boats. lie was
restored to consciousness In about an
nour, and VIII recover.
An evening paper Published In San
Dill go, CAL, gives the hrst news Of
piiiful tragedy from the Julian mining
belt. Philip Preston, who came 10 ,
he state In 1850, ana who Inns lived at
Julian since the early seventies, was
ying ut the side OF a reservoir near his
place last Saturday watching three
aelghbors' boys bathing. John Dilks,
aged ~ or 10 years, git beyond his
iepth, anu one Of the others tried to
,uil him out. Seeing that the lad
night drown, the man OF rs jumped
n without removing any Of his cloth
M anu brought the boy up, but him
,elf fell back In the water. Preston
lot coming up the lads called for help,
nut the man could not be Iesuscitated.
Z 10 believed that paralysis Of the
leart caused death.
The Sacramento (Cal.) Bee publishes
sensational story about young man
iamed Murray, who Is suffering from
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