Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13

tho 10 II term, owing TO the unavold.
able absence Of several important wilt.
| nesscs. He was kept In an iron cell OIL
| the cage, around which was n corridor,
| aud one OF the other prisoners, also d
murderer, states that Just before RAM.
| req died he told him that he had kllloi
several men In Mexico before coming
to this city. Ramirez ana Garcia came
| here with Mexican cifcur, and af.et
the circus left the men remained ana
| conducted buncp game, known by
the Mexicans ns the "rlbvOn game"
| Before the fatal night they had en-.
gagged in several bitter aunrr,ls, aud al
one time RAMIREZ fought Garcia In the
jail, where they were confined fjr ear.
| fying on their game. Alter reing
| liberated Ramirez swofo That he would
kill Garcin, and ON the evening a.
November 10Th met him nj The house
Of "A Mexican woman named Pobla
Lopez. He picked . quarrel with his
victim. mud hoth walked from the room
TO the outside. In twinknhg Garcia
| fell to the ground stabbed through the
heart and ins antly expired. a bloody
kniin was picked up near the corpse,
which proved TO be tho properly Of
Ramirez, Ramirez attempted ~ es.
cape by crossing the klo dfanue, but
was captured by Deputy Shor Il Hut.
bell.
Lillian Deaie, otherwise Lille
Hagnl, the young bnll0onist who was
80 seriously hurt whilo attempting to
make n balloon ascension near the
CHI HOUSE at San francisco about a
month ago, died from her Injuries nj
the city and county hospital on Thurs.
dny morning. The accident which
thus resulted fatally was the
firs, OF IA series that have at last
called the attention OF the nu-
thontics 10 this very dangerous form
OF Sunday Amusement. The uniorlun.
ate young girl as slfeaiy stated In tho
NcUs, WINS an orphan, aud prior TO her
debut aB "a balloonist was waitress In
various downtown restaurants. IL
was Ia San Francisco, about three
months ago that she made the acquain,.
anco Of +. II. Hagal, n professional
netOnaut, nnJ by him was engaged to
assist In making public balloon ascen'
.iOns and parachute drops. II was an
uounccd that the TWO had been mar.
ricd, but II Ia supposed that no cere.
mony was performed, tho announce
ment being made solely for advertising
purposes. While preparing TO mnkoan
ascent Oh tbs afternoon vi April l1,h
this balloon became unmanngeable ON
account Of high wine, aud, escaping
from the men who attempted 10 mold
II, tho unfortunate woman was carried
with II over housetops, aud was finally
left Suspended from the edge OF a roof
OF n building adjoining the Ferries an
Cliifhouso Railway station. When
rescued IL was fund thnt both OF Mis-.
Deane's thighs were broken and that
she was suiiering from very severe
nervous shoe. She was - years OF
age.
w. =. Brown, al oil man OF sixty,
met death on THURSDAY while mourn.
ing at his frat wife's grave In Noun.
tain View cemetery, Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Brown died ten yearo ago ami
slnce then the aged widower has been
living Mt Campbell street, West Oak
land. He was much attached TO his
fret wife, anu alter her death seemed
10 be a changed man. Hp had little
means aud was assisted by Derby
Lodge, Sons Of 81. George. He mar
ried again few years ago aud recent
Iy had been III and seemed disheaTteu. |
ed over his prospects. He continually |
referred TO his first wife, telling ho
she had always assisted him In his |
troubles. On Thursday afternoon he
visited the cemetery and was seen
mourning at nis wife's grave. His Pc
culiar actions attracted the attention
OF w. NJ. Brummond, an emplnye ut |
the cemetery, and he watched 49, oil |
man. For nearly an hour he sat by |
the grave and wepi. He would then
walk around the mound gesticulating
In wild manner Ms n no was in great |
distress. AT last he became quiet. A
short time after Bfummond heard n
pistol shot, aud sus Getting that tho old
man had fired 1t he ran 10 the grave.
Brown was found lying across the
grave In the pangs Of death. He had
shot himself through the head, and In
u few minutes he died. He left letter,
which read rs follows: "Marie: 1 .nd
my suffering ON this side. May Goo
be metciiul. Thank DR.. Taylor for
me and also DIR. Olmstead. w. (. b."
This deceased leaves widow In West
Oakland. He had been threatened
with soitoning OF the brain and feared
that he would be sent TO the county
infirmary. The coroner took charge
nj the body.