Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
Horrible Death Of YOun6 Girl BY
BURNING at Denver.
A DISTINGUISHED LADY LAWYER.
Daring Robbery by Masked Men. -
Determined Suicide OF A Ger.
man at Sacramento.

A eon Of n. J. Richards, who lives
in the noighbOfhOOd OF BishOp, Ne
vadh, was In the brush near hie
fatheps house and called 70 his
brother 10 come cut and kill a wildcat.
The elder boy, "a lad about fourteen
years OLD, responded, taking with hun
"a shotgun, ANA mistakiug his little
brother Tor tho animal, shot ant
Killed him instantly, the chatge hit
ting the little poor lad In the breast.
A young fellow giving HE name ar
Dave 5imOns appeared ON the streets
Of Caldwell, luHho, offering his hoffn
ana tquipmt mis- for salt at tuch a low
pflto nH 20 arouse sue LEON. He
claimed 10 be from Long Nalloy aud
10 have taken the horse ON Debt. lie
VI last sold the animal To IA mau iut
gi4. II now appears that tho oulht
belongs 10 a Boise livery tiatls Shvrin
ire,on 10 alter Bininus, bW at MY
with good prospect Of arfes,ins him
very shortly.
says the Cheyenne sun: An ofdl-
nance which shall prohibit gambling
ia THE city, N II passts, viii lie pfss.
entrd 10 to city council az It's next
regular meeting. some pressure hNs
beeu brought TO bear upon the mayor
and members VI the cit council, ana
70 they have thought II best that the
question should be thoroughly DIE.
cursed and then put 30 u vote. There
was talk Of oalliug a special meeting Of
the council last evening" 10 take action
on the m after tut that was bh,ud ntu.
Sheriff Hamilton and Deputy lash
have arrived Mt Dillon, Mont, with
Murphy and Wells, riBgluauufr ui IA
gang Of horse thieves. The men were
iounu Ia pottrssion Of fifteen stolen
horbos. They offered resistance Nt
fret, hut gave ny when they saw they
were Overpowrfcd. a dispatch since
received from Red Rose Gays the same
band Of horses which were left ~
charge Of a man there are stolen again.
Deputy lash IL again on the trail anu
more RrItsis are expected.
The hodics OF Henry Dornn aud
Jacob Wilder were found Friday
morning urder iToo mile west u
Challcnder station, Arizona. Tho
tree was shattered aud tue bodies were
blackoncd aud swollen. They had
been seen by several trAinmou since
Monday, Who supposed th,m 10 be
Tostiug under the tree. Whom dis
covered decomposition was far ad-
yanced, 30 that they mus have been
killed several days ago. Papers indi-
cate that they are from Gallup, n. d.,
bound ior Needles, Gala.
Reports have reached Dillon, Mont =,
OF a daring robbery In Fisnch Guloh
near Argeutu. Two masked men at.
tsoked Charles Watson aud two com.
panlons working ON placer claim.
Each one was bound, gagged aud
carried to the cabin where the robber
kent guard with n pistol. tbs other
one went u the diggings and worked
from tlll o y. M, ON a eliza u.up, get.
ting out about 5000 In gold dust. The
Imprisoned men managed to work
loose Friday morning, and took the
report 10 Argentn. There Ia no clew
% yet TO the Identification or location
Of the robbers.
Frederick Fisher, an aged German,
committed suicide nj Sacramento, Cal /,
on Saturday afternoon. Fisher took
breakfast with the family IA usual, but
WAS not seen again until the afternoon,
when some children found his dead
body In n cOrniield close to the house.
a bottle which had contained strych.
niue was found by his eide, Fisher
had dlsrobtd previously to sWR osiug
the deadly dfaught, aud NJ Ru open
JRckkniie vas found near him, II Ia
supposed that he intended, should the
poison not take effect Immediately, 10
cut his throat. The deceased had been
despondent for several dhys.
A young man signing his name as
w. A. BhrTOwa was found deaf In bed
IN his room at tho Wilcox house, vii.
cox, Aria, on Monday morning. He
claimed Chicago rs his home, and by
letters found ON his poraun II is shown
he has a mother In San Francisco. els
believed by those most Intimate with
him here that It In n case OF suicide
caused by dependency. Deceased
had been here almost ten days, and
had been ON protracted spree, result
ing In his being discharged from the
employ OF San Francisco house for
which no was travelling. During the
past week he made several unHuccgsf.
tul attempts TO secure money from
Chicago by wire. A oOrOneT's Inquest
was held and the remains buried In the
potter'n field.
Anna Wadonn, the l7.year-nld
daughter Of Joseph Wadona Of Har.
man, Denver, mas mt hOfflhit
death. She attempted To Hight a FIRE IN
stove with kerosene oil, There was
little blaze ia the CRATE and the young
girl poured oil on the wood out Of u
can half full. The DANES shot up and
fhe dropped the can aud n small eN.
plosion followed and sheet Of burn.
ing oil covered her. She rushed out
luto the yard and cried for help. Her
iather came 10 her rescue and smolh-
rrod the oil burning nil over his child.
She was dreadfully burned. Her dIoss
was almost entirely consumed and her
face, arms, chest and limbs were all
feariully scorohed. The oder Of burn.
Ing fssh was noticeable In the house,
renderly the girl was carried TO n he'd
and a doctor summoned. She soon be-
came dellrlous, then unconscious auu
passed away.
The Carson (Nevada) appeal :
Laura Nj. Tilden, daughter Of Judge
NJ. G. Tilden, OF Virginia CITY passed
most credltRble examination IN the
upreme court yesterday morning. and
m order was made admitting hes "a an
attorney ana counsellor IN all the
courts Of this state, The Judges, IN
ieoiding, remarked that she passed the
most satisfactory examination OF any
leFson that las ever appeared be-
ore them. Miss rilden IL the
!lst lady 10 he admitted In I'M.