Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
NEWS OF The WEST.
Two Rinlanders Terribly Burned By
an Explosion In a Mine.
A CONTRACTOR DISAPPEARS.
Horrible Death In field.-Unexptcied
Find Of $50 Gold Pieces in
Cellar.-Asphyxiated.

are Induced 10 drop their last uollaf'
A Genesee, Idaho, special says; Inc
Farmefs' Alliance elevator ana gtHn
ary, together With 1900 bushels OF
wheat, vas burned this mvrnihg, d ine
fire was due to tramps. Losf, sSo'uVVi
insurance, $4,000.
Mrs. Marion Seller OF Chicago, ac'
companled by her uncle, Johh Nel'
enroute 10 San Miguel Cali stopped
oh Monday morulng'e train 70 Duiy nei
baby, i've months OLD, VINO ul,I on
the train Just before reaching Neho'
Nevada.
William Young, a Sacramento,
Gal. lab1rer ~ being feitei at the
receiving hospital Tor gas aephyNinlion.
lie went to he'd on Monday night anu
was found Unconscious next morning
Young Jid not remember whether he
blew the gis out or not. Aa had teen
drinking heavily before he RETIRED
Jacob Hoffman who was found
unconauious ~ me suburbs OF Reno,
Nevada, last Saturday add discharged
from the nDslital on Tuo,aay, was
found dtad ia an alley noxt day, having
taken an ounce vt carbOlic aCii. He
was an old ComstOckvr aud was very
wealthy at one time.
The Aspen, Colo, assembly Knights
OF Labor some days ugO al rcssed u
letter % General MastetwOtkmAn
Powierly. Ia II was fecitrd the con.
dillon OF labor In that state anu the
onueO stated. Tueednyn patriotic letter
was received from biL POwueriy,
showing him to bo Ia favor VI free
coinage.
Fifteen hundred head OF cattle, OF all
ages and branded with at lenst nifty
different bfandB, passed through
Mseker In the fore part VI tue week Ell
route for the Laramie ranges IN Wye
ming, says the Glenwoud Syringe
iUIiuHcho. They were purchased by
Mutsrr. Bacon a BIRD IA Utah, anu
came via rail- from Price to Riiiv.
A sad case Of drowning Ia reported
from BucUda, Washington. My.
Daniel Springer, VITO ola poor 10 ger,
anu her two daughters, akoI siN anu
eleven Yeas, attempted 70 cross the
river on u boom OF iUgs. Tue children
fell into the river aud the frantic
mother jumped Ia If eT them. The
mother and youngest glrl were diowned
but the eldest sclnmbl,d out.
Shortly after o O'Clock Tuesday night
Raphael CDbioa was drowned In
shawis hot springs, two miles from
Car tOu, NUvadn. He was bathing
with four companions, who uid no
notice anything wrong I'LL they saw
the body iOniing Ia tho water. He
got beyond his depth and was unable
10 swim,
Tho Luck Herald last week con.
tanned the following item: IL seems
that hay IL very scarce ON the range
this year anu the farmers and ranch.
men are jumping sideways TO hud
grass tall enough to cut. Fortunately
most OF the farmers aud Tanchmon In
this section have enough old hay lett
from last year to carry them through
the winter anu these are not worrying
very much.
ID. IL. CfOuteT, who occupies the
residence OF ID. n. SchO1eld, at Baker
City, Oregon, on "Wednesday, found n
tin can In the cellar containing $1,000
In twenty dollar pieces. About year
ago Judge Sohotlrld lott the place aud
claimed he was $4,000 short Ia his cash.
This discovery accounts for $1,000, hut
where the remainder went IN nys.
terry. The Judge Ia quite feeble aud
his memory IL poor. He now lives ut
Grants Pass, Org, anu has been ap.
prised Of the hnu.
Miss Cora NJ. Bonncmori, a young
lady Of Oakland, Cal, did very brave
net the other day. She was Visiting
tho geysers ana wns watching the
batLen. Niles Ethel Gum, who lives
with her sisters at Mills's seminary,
was bathing anu got into deep water
and was drowning. Misc Bonnemori,
who IN good swimmer, plunged into
the water aud after h iri struggle
succeeied IN saving Miss Gunn's lite.
IL was n brave net and Miss BonnemOTt
was the heroine Of the hour.
Thomas WRtchmap, a miner EN-
ployed at the summit mine, Cripple
Creek, Colo, was struck by l.ghtnlug
on Tuesday right while seated IN ms
house about half n mile from the mine.
lie and his iamily were all rendered
eenseless by the stroke, but no alone
was bsuly Injured. His feet were
burned by the lightning and were
perfectly white and numb whom the
doctor arrived. The doctor hopes that
the feet will boo saved, but is unable to
state now whether he can cave them
or not.
The Occidental aud Oriental mail
steamer Oceanic arrived from Hong
Kong via Yokohama ana Honolulu ut
san Franc SEQ on Tuesday afternoon.
She had 40 cabin, three EUROPEAN
sIcerage Ind $40 Chinese ON boarJ,
besides 81 japanese en- route for San
Jose de Guatemala. Twelve japanese
anu li6 Of the Chinese are Tor San
francisco, 20 Chinese 80 10 Panama,
ol TO Havana and one TO Trinidad. Ths
Twelve Japs were allowed TO land at
once, but the Chinese will be
thoroughly examined beloro my OF
them a e allowed TO leave the steamer.
George w. Brsllhart, contractor
residing at Welton street, Denver, hiss
mysteriuuAly disappeared. On July D
he drew several hundred dollars from
the bank, pnid bills 10 the amount OF
about 800, anu sent word t. bis wifo
that he was going to Boulder to hgurp
on some WORK. Slucs then he has not
been heard Of. His wliO and two llltlc
children are now without support, anu
tue poor woman 70 at her wits cni 10
know what 20 do. Breilhari lie mem
bgr OF A. o. u. W., lodge No, 9S, Mt
Abilene, Kan. As his hablt7 have
always been most exemplary, his no.
inainlauces are fposiiive tia. no has
rilher been a victim OF foul play or IN
state OF mental alteration haO wand.