Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-21
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A Youthful Bridegroom Hunted BY
His ROther.ln-LaW.
DEATH OF A MERCHANT.
The War on the Sonora Border.-h
tempt TO Rob Postofice.-hain-
maker Melbourne, Etc.


An organized company Of forty-iour
sheep shearcrs have left Epnrnim ior
Gunnisoh where they have contract
to shear n herd Of $4,000 head before
May 9th.
Santa Cruz pays $1,000 per annum
for water and 5000 Tor light, wnicn
causes the Journal to urge the town 10
become the owner OF the water WORKS
and an electric light plant.
A meetipg has been called at san
Diego to start club In the interest VI
dress reform, that that city may oe 10,
pr.eented ut the woman's congress VI
In, World,s Fair. This list ofspeakers
has the name of men as well as women
Commissioner Goodwin OF Logan
has brought suit against the Ainhhon
Mining company, fort oO iot legai SCI
vices. Hat OF that amount no Grams
was due to himsef anu the other NAH
had been assigned 10 him by Attorney
Rapp.
Young Nelson Of Mount Pleasant
who was accused Of killing his father
and acquitted ia Judge Blackburn'e
court last week, IL reported 70 nave
said that he will now commence q
diIigent search Tor the murderer OF his
father and assure his friends that ho
Ia almost certain that he knows who II
was.-hphrdim Eatorpfise.
The other day Mrs. Simon Schneit-
ter, OF Midway, was feeding her cOgs
when ono OF them jumped upon the
aged woman ard threw her 10 tho
ground. Her cries soon brought heI
husband and Sam Mitchell, hired
man, TO tho scene, and they quickly
rescued her. The dog has since been
killed. The lady was not injured
WGSatoh Ware.
Louis IL. Anderson, "A young al
torney, has been arrested nj Ban Fran
cisco on charge Of endorsement.
The complainant, Frank h. Romo
alleges that he gave Anterior Two
promltsory notes OF 500 each indorteu
10y Romo, Espvjo & Go. Of 423 Wash
iugton street, 10 negotiate, which the
attorney did, but failed 10 return tho
proceeus.
The legality Of the creation Of
Canyon county, Idaho, will probably
TO called into quv,tion M a result OF
tho action Of Arbitrator johnson IL
fixing value OF $4,000 upon the
court house. The finding OF the hrbi-
traitor Ia binding and the only way the
matter can DO tiled Is 10 teet the con-
slitutionality OF the act creating Can.
yon county and the manner OF raliiy-
ing II, says the Ddiy Statesman.
A meeting Of the business men Of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, has been called
TO consider the proposition OF the rain
wizard, Melbourne, to furnish ten
inches OF rain In the county Of Lara
mic during the months OF May, June
and July. The professor has reduced
the amount demanded for the experi-
ment from 500, 900 to $4,000, and on
that basis II II decided TO open negotis-
tlons. IL Nv thought the amount will
be raised without difficulty.
Tho war on the Sonora border In
Southwestern Chihuahua has assumed
large proportions anu the Mexican
government is taking determined
measures to put 1t down. The latest
news from the seat Of revolution an-
nounces thnt the town OF Guerrero Ia
now In the hands OF the rebels, who
ure gathered there and vicinity TO the
number Of 1900 men. The Fifteenth
regiment OF infantry has left Cnihua-
hua for Guerrero, accompanied by a
battery OF light artillery. The Four
teenth aud rwenty-first regiments are
also expected In chihuahua this week
to leave for the scene.
An attempt was made TO rob the
Akron, (Colo.) postoffice aud crack the
safe between IL anu O'Clock ON We'd
nesihy morning. Tuesday afternoon
the postmaster, had ON hand $3.50, md
In handling the money during business
hours IL Ia supposed some one hanging
around the Office took In the situation
and resolved to 20 through the office.
Mr.. Irwin grew suspicious and Tor.
warded the full amount through the
evening mails, and, placing himself
inside Of the office, waited for results.
The cracksmen were scared away by
Mr.. Irwin, leaving behind sledge ham.
mer, crowbsr and chisel, stolen from u
blacksmith shop.
Frank Brearty, n handsome looking
young fellow aged twenty years, now
occupies "A cell In the county Jail at
Oakland, Cal. He has been arrested
Tor robbing the mails while In the
employ OF the government. The young
man " the son OF Frank j. BIearty,
formerly n prominent lawyer OF Oak.
land. Mr.. Brearty had given up the
use N liquor and was again building
up fine practice, when he was told
OF his sons arrest ana the accusht on
made against him. The lawyer was
wrapped up In the boy, ana since he
learned the news he has not been the
same man.
Cheyenne Leader: A very good
plan 81 providing for the comfort Of
Wyoming visitors to the WORLDS Fair
IL that Of the Wyoming Columbian
club OF which Mr.. IL. IL. stone OF this
city Nv the general agent for Wyoming.
For nominal fee the members are
entitled 20 number Of privileges
which will add materially to their
pleasure when visiting the fair. The
association has q list Of over BUO rooms
which will DO furnished members at
prices ranging from 81 80 TO $3.50 per
Jay, The club has secured rooms In
the h'teen'sI0ry Pontiac building on
Dearborn street, whore there viii be
ladles' and gonllemeh's reception
rooms, reading, Writing and aaver.
tieing rooms, billiard parlors anu
smoking rooms free for the use Of mem
beers If he association.
l.. J. Saunders, a merchant of Jan.
sen, eighteen miles west OF Beitrice,
Neb., on tho Rock Island road, has
Just died OF Har0ine from injuries TO.
ceived IN n mysterious manner. Last
Friday he visited relatives In Beatrice,
starting home ut O'Clock that night,
Lariy Saturday morning he was found
nlIlA La nhnIIL IN.