Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
War Declared Against the Union
PaCi1C's Coal Freight Raise
SHOCKING ACCIDENT ~ TUNNEL.


have beea sold In Chicago, the pur-
chaser being ). A. KeNn. The amount
of the bonus were $4,000, anu they
sold ut 90 cents. Il thusiasm pre-.
walls throughout the city In conso'
quence.
Work still goes on at rapid rate on
the Sevler valley canal, says the Rich
Held Advocate. and It IL especially de-
slrable that every man that can posi-.
bly, do 30 should b. out. IL Is now
certain that the wat 70 will bc brought
on TO the fiat below Richfield this
spring ami all who have land should
have worked gu. an interest In the
canal.
II. Dolan and John Hogan have sold
to Me,srs. J. X. anu J. ". Miller n
half interest IN the Fsvorlte lode al
Cripple Creek, Colo, Tor sl2 800. o.
this am unit $1,000 has been paid
down, s5OOO l. 10 Is paid thirty da,s
from February ., and 5000 In eight
months from thai date. la the mean
time the deed Is to remain In escrow nj
the Firdt National bank.
A cavc.lu has Just occurred In the
new shaft which In being sunk Just
outside OF the town OF Lafayette,
Colo, by the Colorado and Peunsyiva.
mia Coal aud Coke company. Tue shaft
had been sunk down 10 bed rock
through grsvelly gr und OF n dangerous
character. The entire shat Is flllei
10 the top with timbers and dirt. Five
men were la thu shait NJ the time aui
b,reiy escaped with their lives. The
derrick anu part OF the hosting plant
10 entirely wrecked.
Gallup, Now Mexico, had an acct.
dental killing on sunday. In the
motging T. j.. Lowis, 4. j. Morton,
William Schubert and Frank Serrier
went out target shooting, anu when
Lewis had shot, Morton atepped for
ward. Lewis commenced TO reload,
and, In throwing up his rifle, u
cartridge was discharged, tho bali 20
ing through Mortou's head. IL was
purely an accident anu so declared by
the coroner jury.
In the Wyoming house the speaker
has presented communication from
the legislature OF Indiana requesting
the Wyoming legislature TO memorial-
ize the general government To form n
new department with cabinet Ulcer,
to be known M secretary Of labor. IL
was referred to the committee on labof.
Tho anti.gambling bill, alter being
discussed IN the committee OF the
whole, was Indefinitely postponed by
n vote OF ~ tol3.
Charles Mater. proprietor OF the
Pioneer grocery house, NJ Leadviliv,
Col, who was assaulted by James
Hewlett, las. Saturday, made three
attempts MT suicide, but was foiled IN
each attempt by tnen employed At
his place VI business. He appears to
be somewhat derangei from the effects
OF the blow received on the head, and
that, together with tue closing Of mis-
store by thc sheriff ON attachments,
seems 60 have mentally unstruny him.
IL. u. Beighley, while hauling
load OF ore from the II 'll-vue. hu ison
mine Ut Silver Creef, Co. ., was thu, W 4
IRON his wg anu k,llsd. Winnie
going down h.ll the rough lock broke
aud he was thrown OIL the wagon and
under q o wheels. The accident hap.
prned Un the road between Silver
Cre,k and Lawson. Mr.. Beighiey
was M old res dent Of Georgetown and
has toen hauling ore from the Silver
Creek camp over since II began To pro.
Gucs anything.
A shooting altay has occurred nj
White OAKS, n. M, betwsen William
Lane and John Walker, formerly
partners IN The well bOring business.
They dissolved two or three months
hgO anu u dlsagreemsnt occurred about
the settlement. A few days ago they
met nui exchanged several shots
Walker was shot through the fleshy
part Of both legs, below ths knees, also
IN one OF his fingers and through the
coat near the waist. Both claim self.
defense and. pending examination, are
under arrest.
Quite sensation has been created at
Grant, Nebraska, by the sudden disap.
pearanne OF Jessie Seat0n, the I0-year-
old daughter OF weli.to.do parents OF
that place. Sunday morning she was
missing and II WAS learned that IN the
night the had procured livery rig
and had secured man to dive her
north to.thc Union Pacific. Charles
Keys ana win Alexander, who were
sent alter her, learned at o alalla that
hhe had bought ticket to Boulder,
Colo, with privilege Of stop over at
Denver. No trace Of her has yet
been found. She Is about feet o
inches tall, slim, gray eyes, very mar
row and protruding chin.
Another sad accident has occurred
In the No. O coal mine nj king, Colo.
RADIO, which caused the death OF one OF
the miners. At n. M, while III
night shit was still on duty, Frank
Pedro, an Australian, was loading
trip car In the south entry Of tie
seventh level, when sudden fall 1
hrrciny from the roof OF the milne
struck him on the head and back, kill
ing him Instantly. About One.hall
ton OF rock fell on him, ana broke biz
neck, back and o q leg. Pedro was an
OLD miner anu worked IN the KING
mine. He was well known and res.
pected, and had the name OF being u
careful miner. He leaves wife and
hve children In poor circumstances.
The bodies OF Jack Ward and Jack
Nanscoy, the two unfortunate men
who were kille In u snowulidp near
ophir lew days ago have been re-.
covered. IL was found that when The
aide struck the cabin In which the
Two men were sleeping, Warl was
ihr0wn out OF he'd anu was ttruck by
Jog which held him last. The poor
man. IN his desperation to txiricat,
hlmselt han literally torn the flesh
from the fugers Of both hands. HIS
death must have been slow aud main.
iui' Nanscoy was still In bed when
FOUND and was held fast by log which
IN Ialien across his feet. From the