Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-17
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A Denver Boarding House Keepers
$4,000 Suit for SANDER
A $4,000 MILES BICYCLE rlDE.
Train Car Go duc,or Seriously Hurt
"A Caltl, Drivers hishap.--
idle Men In Idaho.

Gam Ray, tho blacksmith who was
reported I'd have mysiufioutly uiHap'
ptarsd ffom Carson, Noyadsi last J. 81
uny, has returned 10 bis home nj the
capital.
The sheep herds have beeu moving
out Of cur hills tor some Time ana
heading Tor the great American dtsrfi,
their winter range, sHys the Wnsaich
Havc.
sheriff Thomas Of Mon,ezuma couu.
~ hns arrived from Cuft,z, suye ihr
durango, Col, Huaid, win Bii
Honasier, who was arrested labt Tues.
upy charged with having robbed the
RIO Gnudo southern agent vt Mnucos
lest June.
Henry Proutiss has boon arrested at
Great Falls, Mont, aud held In tbOOO
blnus on charge If bnbvty Wuilc
clerk and q member Of the school board
iu July, 1892. The complaint allcgte
his receipt Vi a $50 check IRON &. y.
Walker, whose biI On the erection VI
school house WIS accepted and that
rtuntiss added tho same amount 10
RalHOt's bid.
The x vornof's reception today says
n dispatch rom PsfiH, Idaho, dated
Nov. IL h, was continued ovation,
Rlueiug meetings W. r. heid NJ oyid
aud Liberty. A procession % miie
long entered Pans undrr nn a.ch "
welcome finely decorated which
SLAMMED tho main street. The meet
ing tohignt was held Ia the Tabtl.
nacle. Governor MuCountlPs 0ddtrss
took the audience by storm. Mr.
Bulge gave an elegant bauq4Ot NJ his
residence IA honor VI the VISITORS.
I.tster 81. Edwards, q conductor on
the Tramwayis broadway line NJ Deu.
yer, lies ~ 81. Luku's hospital with u
fractured skull AKA hOrofing between
lie anu death. Daring the u fm OF
euow anu siuet Monday forenoon lie
slipped ia passing frUm his car ~ the
trailer anu fell under the wheels. he
lore the m0torniaa could stop Edwards
was fearuiiy bruised anu cut aud ms
tkull WAS beaten Ia IN two piEce-. Al
nrst II WAS thought he CUulI not reoiv.
81, but lac u now sAiu 10 be mcndiug
Iapluly. a very suuosssiul operation
hGs removed the pressure ifOm the
brain,
David Luce Of John Day, ore on,
met with a mlsbnp which CAME ncni
proving fatal. lie was driving cattle
ul his rauch, aud ia RAINING after
them In tht brush sudden ly came upon
e steep banK, ton Or fifteen feet hi. Il.
lie was unable ~ check hls lUrse la
time ID tue anima, l.aprd nowu the
embankmeut. The Jolt when Luce
received maze him W sick that nv was
obliged u dtHmouut, And after Iying
down he was unable to rise ngAiu. lie
lay on the wet ground about an hour
far hVlfs hsfnVas a heard
Rnd when found he was Ia au entirely
helpless condition. Hu n confined TO
his he'd, with the extent OF his internal
Injuries stu In DOUBT
r. h. Farnham, OF New York, IL ca.
pected here today n m Denver, says
tue Cheyenne Lcdder NJ Tuesday. MI
Fafnhum IL yOuug fellow Of twenty.
two vino 10 taking 1900 mile bicycle
TiJe acI0ss the cOutiLeut aud back bc-
tween New York aud San Diego. Mr.
FaThnHm will ride from here 70 salt
Lake City.From there he makes an un.
LiUken ride IN San FFauciBUU. Thence
alter ", ok his course will DO down 10
Ban Diego, eastward by the Atlantic *
Pacific, aud At NJ Paso he may con.
cuje 10 20 10 the CITY OF Mexico. HE
route Will be by Galveston, New Or.
leaus, savannah, Charleston, Ron.
monu, Washington anI Baltimore.
a few mornings ago, says the
Hd6dtch HduC, an unsuccessful at.
tempt WIS nigde, u 10 supposed, 10
burglsrzn the residence ui William NJ.
Giles. The back door had been lel, uu.
locked ~ that some " the family VINO
hau been out to the dance could got ln
when they coms home. Ons u the
children was bothered considerably
with cough lu tue light and Mrs.
Giles got up at . O'clock.to get some
family remedy Tor it. She obtained n
light aud proceeded TO the Kitchen, bul
on opening the door saw man in the
T0Oui. SheHcftamed and the mGn He'd.
Mr.. Giles hau been 60 the PARK the Jay
previous anu Drew some money with
which 10 pay his tRXus, anu II might
DO that the wouli'te thief know OF this
fact.
James w. Burns is IN from hii
ranch, states thu HALEY, (ldnhol
Times. lie says that there sTe more
iuie men In the county than most
people think. Ho has two meu on the
ranch that he paid $50 per month
heretofore. Now they work Tor so.
ScAGgBly "A day plsge5 that men do not
ask Tor emf lUymvut, ana onrr 20 WORK
Tor their bU.rI, But he prefers 10 keen
tIiCd men anu pay them $50 per month
aud board. At ShtahOno an even
worse state OF affairs exists. There AT,
men employed IN tho railway machine
shopB, and old hands Nc that, as no
new hands are put on, who DO not
earn So per week nu an Average. They
have iamilits 10 support, tIJ, many oi
them. How they can pay rent and
water, aud buy food, clothing hud
shoes Tor their families on IuCh tmRl
earnings Is "a myeleTy.
The case Of Henrietta siion RgainRt
Thomas B. Jayne ~ on trial NJ y .u
ver rhe plaintiff suCs for S21,Ou.
uAmagea Tor alleged Islander. Mrs,
sldo Kept n boarding house IN 1881
aud on September 10, OF that year
Jayne said she had put arsenic In hi.
baked apples. Tine WOr To-, she h'sHris
were 10 se, wiIIul anu malicious, auC
were spoken VITA "A wantOn ana reeE'
less disregard ui tue Plaintiff right
mud teulit &. On account d! tho To-
marx various people ceqsr TO board Ol
ueal with her, aud her reputation anl
uslnrss were irjurUu 10 the extent o.
$4,000. Agsiu ON October o, '5l Jayn,
rail- 20 her before many wllnrstts, "l
suppose you wanted me b Htsy aud
take more OF your arsenic food" lie
went on to charge her with puttiGl
arsenic In his food several times nnt
trying to kill him.
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