Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
NEWS OF The WEST.
An Idaho Editor Arrested on a.
Charge Of Theft
NARROW ESCAPE FROM BURNING.
Child Made Insane by foollshness Of
Boys.-Broke His Neck.-Bodies
RecoycreJ.-0ther Items.

day by being struck in mo Oach ol Wv
neck with a spike while at work unu.t
n car. His neck was broken and dcath
was instantaneous. Hessler was ~
work under car and the men were
lowering It from the jacks when ,he
accident occurred. He was mst.en
man and leaves wife and threo SUM"
children.
J,W. Lsmoreaux, formerly associa;
ed with MIR. Chaplin la the euitoIIs'
management OF the Idaho Fans innos,
was arrested ut Pocatcllo on SATURDAY
on q charge OF having eto'en ,'unh
when Ind been attached by j. H.
Rush. proprittlr OF tue Burgess hcusc,
nj Idaho Falls, for board bill. Deputy
Sheriff VIM, OF Bingham county,
took the prisoner In charge AMI lodgcu
him In the city Jail until morning
when he was taken TO Blackioot TO
appear before the grand Jury
The track Of the Santa Re, Prescott
and phmnix RlIlrcad rctchod P,eioOu
on Saturday and the cit zlns are JuDil
mt. REGULAR service was commence
on Mo day between PIo,c1t ana n II
Fork, wnere tho now road CONNECTS
with the Santa Fc system. THo ir aus
each way viii be- run to connect W.T.
the Santa Fc overland tn ins. Work IL
being pushed townrl Pro- ak rs rapid
ly as possible, and the cam Jtny eSpre.s
to yet II completed by January lst.
About twenty. five miles are already
graded between Prescott nud Phmnlx.
MONTPELIER ToN A little boy o.
Thomas King OF Georgetown was all
Judged insnne last week by Judge HlN
anu committed 10 theasylum at Back
foot. When Sheriff piofsOn to-k him
to thnt Institution the child was denied
admittaucc on account OF being too
young. The lnjuiisa 70 the child
which resulted In his becoming insane,
were received several years ago, ana
were the result Of the work OF foolish
boys, who held the child out AZ iull
length and then dropped him on his
head.
A, p. Brewer, wealthy timber
owner OF Saginaw, Mich, and two o.
his sons have been looking over the
timber lands ON the Atlantic and
Pacific. They were al albuquerque,
n. NJ, in consultation with Geuetal
X. A. williamson, land commissioner
II the railroai, anu 1t Ia learnei thai
they have about bareained Tor ,O0O,OOO
acres In the vicinity Of Flagstaff ana
Williams. This puTchsstra Intend q
erect immense aawmills ON their tlu
her belts, and intimate that several oil
the mills will be- In operation Ia Few
monthP.
Lewiston Teller: Tie treaty with
tho Nez Perces tor the disposal Of their
unallotted lat ds has been signed 10y
the required numbers anu there II now
no shauow If doubt but that the
great reservation will DO opened for
settlement by next spring. Lewiston
~ In luck. The opening OF tho reep!-
walton Will create q boom In her favor
TINT nothing can Withstand. me
commissioners who have been NJ work
during the past month obtaining sigma
lures, authorize this paper to report
this week that enough ana more than
enough names have been signed 10
confirm the treaty.
Bellevue Herald: Calhmitles seem
10 come upon people IN last succession
when once started. Mrs. ID. l.. Johns
and daughter, Of HALEY, had only
gone through a most severe ordeal In |
the way OF legal persecution, wheu
tho news came that ID. L.. Hunismau,
only son OF Mrs. Johns, was murdered |
lately in the Sandwich Islands. lie |
was formerly photographer In Hal.
Icy. Recently he had been practicing |
law In Honolulu, but assumed oiitor'
ship OF paper, and attacked the rove
lutionary government. lie was pIob.
ably assassinated for p llLicai reaioas.
He was about 80 years Of agc.
Five dead bodies ( The niue vic inns
o. the Butte an Boston mine disaster
Saturday were Itcv ,r'd from |
the s0n.ioot level. futy were |
those Il L wiId Pascoc, Richard
Andrew, Evan Pugh, Anton Biava
and James Nattio. As 10 the fate Of |
the other four unfortunate men there |
IL no doubt. II will pfob.bly require
four or five days tine ttfir- these
bodies are brought % the suffice, az |
they are lying ON the 800 IN 400 foot |
levels and are beneath the Hood Of
water which poured Into tho niuc. |
The Coroner commenced taking iesti.
mony Saturday, but n verdict Will not |
DO reached for day or two. Tho |
mystefious origin II the IRE aud PUN.
man Kramer's actions are receiving |
thorough investigation ut the iuquest. |
The names OF the fur men who's
bodies are at the lower levclare Thomas
Gray, Richard Tramnath, Frank Cir
ard and Simon RCv,tt'.
Idaho Falls rig SER; On Wednes.
day last while the wind was blowing
a peIf,tt gale, Mrs. Houk, wife o
Houk, VINO lives about q mile north OF
Blackfoot, Idaho, noticed that the
slab q was nm flfc. She had tnly
blokr -ull OF water and ctuld 20
Ling tow.,Is extinRuishing 1t, ara
ran out TO the chicken coop 10 endoa-
vor to save them and in 80 doing her
clothes caught fire, by tho most
superhuman eifrs on hrr Iait she
extlneuishod the IRE f her clothes be-
fore sh, W 70 bur Ell death, lul no,
until her arms, hands aud back wsie
feariully burned, her hair being almost
entirely burned from her head. No
ono went TO her ossistance Tor long
time, everyone who cav the smoke
snpposing It 10 be- from cage brush,
until come enc came In nni reported
the stable burned. The IRE IL SUI
posed to have caught from eTafk |
from the chimney OF their ogn house
as II was In line with the cor al, The |
hay stacks We're behind the olrral,
anu the wind kept them from burning.