Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11
hooking Death Of the Manager in an
Idaho Saw Mill.
DOMESTIC STORY.
Escape Of Prieoncrs from the Nevada
neutrality-suspicious. With
Ratllesnake. Etc.

The hay crop VIII not he very "hk ",
account Ut the late spring anu cOo'
nights. Some are thinking OF u.sp1s-
ing Of their calves Ia order oaho" 'n'
the cows to gain strength
william Fredericks, the murderer 81
Sheriff Pasuoo IN California is 'tlil az
liberty. hut the Officers are c0pndont
OF eventually capturing MN. "A
dIspatch has beeu received IN Whlch
N said A wns believed that the outlaw
c,ossed The Feather river bridge ana
was travelling toward suffer county.
A strong posso has gone In pureuliianu
a. IL exuected that the murderer VIII
soon be oyefisken.
while fishing near the head Of
Nebo creek, Ernest Foole severely
fractured HE knee cap when In the act
OF Jumping across the creek from one
rock TO another. He was come distance
from camp tut 1ually succeeded la
catching his horse and rode down g.
town, arriving home Ia the evening.
He suffered toverely from the Injury
but II IL hoped that lie viii soon
recover.-AcIh COW cr.
V. Henry Merrill Of wardner, Ida.
no, under arrest for the MURDER OF
Jones Ellison, June 10, anu out on
$1,000 bail, commit ell suicide on Sat
urday. He purchased handsome,
costly collin, and taking IL out In the
forest near his home he deliberately
laid down Ia II aud blew on, his brains.
Here he was found some hours later by
HE wife, who swOOuod up0h witness
ing the awful sight. Mcrfi was
wealthy, but OF an eccentric turn Of
mind.
Tue resiJence Of Tom Mayor, the
lesdiug merchant at Bsggr, on Snake
river, sixty miles south Of hawlins,
Wyu., has been entirely destroyed by
FIRE. Nothing was saved except an
organ, feather bed and trunk, all the
furniture, clothing, etc, being burned,
together with $3.50 In currency and
cheoas. Mrs. Msgor wap aIso seriously
burned about the mead anu ftcu In her
effort TO save some Of her personal
Effects anu the money. Her physician
houes to save her eyes. Total loss about
$1,000.
While nine prisoners were clubbing
Hap ehrush near the Nevada pouiteu-
tiary the other afternoon two VI them
est aged ny crawling until out ~
sight anu then fuuuing. The
prisoners were fomo distance apart,
anu the tail sagebrush ana ueven
county facilitated their escape. When
their nbs,nCe was discovered hOfsts
were procured Hud the oJnvicle were
tracked up Tho Caisin river and
TetR tur,d anu brought back to pfison.
Que was IN for nine years for horse
tieilirg aud tho other two years Tor
housebrvHEitg.
Russell swain, young man who for
thu pat ten days has been stop lag at
the 20 unit q HOt,l Do lver, Col, hn
b,et placel under 500 bonus ON q
ci arg o obt lining b ard under false
PFC enie, swain ufe,onted that he
was salesman for San Frauci co tea
company anIwIs eXpectiug n remit.
iauce from his iirm. To secure the
hotel proprietor no deposited an Ell.
velDpe putpOrung TO contain draft
for $500. The landlord became uneasy
after a lew lays anu opened the en-.
velOpe and found that II contained only
a blank craft anu that his security
amounted 10 nothing.
News has been received from
settlement near the Dallcs, Ofegor,
called "feu Nile" Of the killing OF T..
w. Wilhelm by his tweuty.lwO.ytAt
old son William. Wilhelm, who has
not been living with his family for
some time, TeturLod home aud began
10 quarrel with his wife. Becoming
violent, Wilhelm reached Tor a gun to
shoot his wife. William, the HOu,
teeing his mother IN danger, struck
his father over the head with "A cluh,
killing him Instantly. Then the boy
gave himself up TO the sheriff. The
dead man had n violent temper, anu II
II stated he hal frequent trouble with
his wife and sons.
A camping-Out party OF boys who
have been snendiug weeks outing
up the Sun river, returned ~ this city
yesterday. says the Great Falls Leader,
aud gave an account o. their adven.
ture witha rntllesn.ke, which shows
that although they were ouly lads,
they were not laoking In courage,
presence OF mind aud knowledge. TN
party consisted OF Ed POHtei, Carroll
POntet, Reed BywaleT, "A sou OF super.
intendtnt Burrill Of sand COulee Rnd
y named McLRin, slepSon OF h.
g. Klen1s, anu thelr ages ranged
between 8 aud 10 year.. They hai
gone out for a weeks hshing and
camping trip during the vacation And
had good timo NJ boys will. one
evening when playing near their
camp, Burrlli picked up what he
thought was a piece Of rope lying In
the grass, but which proved 10 bu II
rattlesnake, Before the lad ulscOvored
his mistake the vsuOmOus reptile BIT
him on the iinger Under these alarm-
.ng circumstances the boys held a
council and quickly decided ON tho
roper thing to do. A string was tied
tightly around the bitten finger 10th
above ami below the spot where the
fsngs Of the snake hnd entered, and the
McLain boy volunteered TO suck the
poison out Of the wound. This he 81
60 thoroughly anu etieolually that no
serious effects have siucB been exper-
fenced from the bite.
A most dlsitessing and fatal accident
has occurred at the NOunan saw
mills, Idaho, by which brig skim er,
the manager OF the mills, lost his life.
IL was about ten minutes 10 U'oll ok IN
the afternoon when Albert Beutlrr,
one OF the owners OF the mill, went 90
Brig, having just returned from the
htai Ut the race, where no had been
turning more water into the mill, He
asked Brig " he thought he had auiil
olent water anu he replied zee, bat
mat the belt WAS too loose. Brig was
toBpinR the belt nj the time. some
thing that Boutler had never noticed