Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03
40 Alarming Epidemic Of Typhoid
Fever in Oakland, CAL
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN ARIZONA.
Petty Thieves Carnival In Dcnvrr.-
A Counts Bad Ways.-Anoihcr
Sensation Ia the floOd Case.

(Iul. supervisors ouu tnt hIo N'P"
ment have been settled.
watermelons from Georgia are being
cold for 3 cents per pound III ha'anlie'
Wyoming.
Petty thieves seem to be holding
REGULAR lnvo feast In Denver. "A num-
Ter OF small robUerits are nightly tax
lug place.
ORANGE shipments from Riverside
(Cal1 this season amounted 10 &aoO
carloads, the largest amount ever
shipped IN one season.
Tho work Of harvesting the hay
oran Of The etate OF Wyoming Will
sb1rtly begin. 40 il pronounced very
fine i'm the northern Fart If tue state.
A large number OF Brigham boys
have returned from their annual
opfing sheep sheating trips Into neigh'
boring paris. Brigham bOasts Of over
score OF very .ast wool clipperH, says
the Bugier.
We have lived In this town for
twenty.thTte years anu have seen
great Hoods aud fires mere, but nc no
time during nil those calamitite have
we seen our people 10 uispinted o. at
present over the depreciation VI oliver.
Thus writes the Eureka (Ncyadal
sentinel.
The board OF supervisors Of santa
Clara county (Cai.j has passed an Or
dinance changing tue time IN which
deer may be killuI. Hunters muy en-
10Y the sport between August l1th AMI
Septcmurt lst. Heretofore ue time
was from September lei 60 October
10th.
A Tumor has reached BlaCkioot,
Idaho, that u lroighttf's Outtit, loaded
with Hour, went uOwn into Lust rivor
a few days ago. The supports OF the
bridge, Il ~ stated, were washed out ~
man watufs nud the Ufidgr, CUNT anu
dour all went IN the swollen, rigging
waters.
J. II. Larkius, one Ut BOX Elder
cUuutyis big sheep Ownerei ls now
huldil y 5000 pounds OF WOOL ut Coz
linsteu. lie says he VIII take no nine
or ten uents for his wool There arc
alto about $1,000 POUNDS OF wool be-
sidrs MIR. Lafkiu's clip nov stored az
CollinstJu.
Count Peter Rulohoo, baskt, who
recently gained considerable nOtOriuiy
by his connection with an alleged plot
10 swiudlu Au0lph SutrJ Of san Frau.
cisco out VI S21, 900, 10 locked Up IN tie
CITY Inil at sacramento. lie Is acuus,d
OF having made desperate attempt %
kill woman with whom ho 10
living.
A fire occurred at Beaver Dam We'd
nesday night. a large barn belong-
ing to Frank Dur re burned ~ the
ground. The loss " said . be five or
six hundred dollar. IL WA partially
insured. The oUutlagrGilon occurred
In the nigh nud nav II started ~ u
myslsry.-B bingham CIV Bugler.
One DAY this week $40 cases Of
sttawberri,s were shipped from Brig.
ham. That equals $500 quarts. In
three days 1000 cases, which amount
10 $4,000 quarts, went out. This
thIeu days shipment Is valued at over
$1,000. II Is roughly estimated that
between $4,000 nud 10000 quarts Of
strawberries viii be shipped from Brig
ham this seas0n.-Bug'cr.
ON Saturday Frank Sheldon com.
mitttd suicide 1T III pas1, by ssvrfing
tue artery In his lett arm with u small
knife, SnoliOn was 81 years OF age
Mllu AlnNNANA 10 AAlN hHN VI AAANA NhANANa
All that IN known OF him Is that he
was member OF company T., Twenty.
second New York Infantry, and drew
tension for services during the late
war.
A prominent wool-growor from Bill.
liugs, Colonel Hudnul, siatee that the
wool Industry In that neighborhood IL
paTalyzed, and that agents for Eastern
wool.buye,s viii not advance q cents
per pound this year, says the Butte
(Montl Inter. Mountain, One year
ngo wool was m good demand and
buyers would advance double the
amount. The fear Of The removal Of
tne tariff on imported wool Ia the
cause Of tho depression In that in-
dustty.
Tom Green, assistant toadmaster Of
the SiskiyOu division Of the Southern
Pacific railroad at Ashland, Or, fell
under train at Hornb,ook ON Shtur.
day ami WIS Instantly killed, a wood
tram was backing from this slide track
10 the main truck and Green, who
was on the train, was thrown by "A
tudden luTCh between the cars, ami
nine cars passed over him, horribly
mutilatlng the body. This 10 the second
fatal accident AL H1TubTOOk among the
railway employees within eight days,
Car Inspector John Millert having
been killed there week or ten days
ugo.
sam Gray, stagedriver, on Friday
shot anu killed J. w. Fry, keeper OF
ly's station, fity-hye miles north Of
lhmuiN. A, T., on the Black canyon
ute. Fry was shot three TIME, uni
tray seeing that he was dead, straight.
,ued out his limbs, covered tue body
with cloth and left II In charge Of two
tramps. He went 10 PhWniX at ?
O'Clock next morning aud gave himself
up, He says the shooting was In SELF
defense. He called on Fry 10 collect a
bill OF $50, ana the later with an oath
drew his gun anu triei 20 shoot, but
the weRpOh failed 10 work. Both men
live in phmuix. A son Of Frye was
killed here ia himilar manner some
yeara ago.
July l7th an important suit will be
brought 20 trial In San Diego On.
Senator White viii appear as the couu'
sel for John q. D1wuey IN the latter
suit against Altlanuro Barker 81 al
Tho action Is one that Involves The
occupancy Of Warnef's ranch by Ia
dians, large number Of whom have
teltled ON various portions OF tue great
estate aud claim that the land ihey
occupy II their own. Shirley &. Ward
ul Los Angelica has beru engaged as
special counsel by the United State