Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

carlos NlNFflnth uhA lNN"IlIt hIHHEEut
who had screened themselves behind
some rocks near the mouth Of the ,ur.
mel which led Into the mine. Thu
wound was 20 eerinue as 10 render Mt.
Baldwin incapable ui defending him.
sell. lie succeeded, however, iu 70.
treating without further Injury into
the mouth Of the tunnel, which wac
occupied by Mexican employees OF the
American company. The assassins at
once demanded that Nr. Baldw b.
come out Of the tunnel aud surrender
himself and said. owe intend to
make away with the entire 'Gring1
company,0 one by one, tn the samu
way nnd unless you bring him out Mt
once we will nre upon you.D Tue
head miner, named Mnpala, reported
10 Mr.. Baldwin the demand Of the a..
sassins, and he sent hun bnck 20 In.
quirc VI them "if II was money they
waited, and ifEo hU would zoe that
they were paid any Gum they might
demand" A parloy ru.ued between
the head miner and the u.sas,ins In
which the assasslus Promised that A.
Mr. Baldwin would come out they
would "treat with HIM on money
basis and 10 MIN no hnmn Relying
upon this promise he went Uut aud
surrendered himself 10 them. They
ordered him to mount hs mule lie
succeeded IN getting ON the animal, but
was NO badly wounded aud weak from
loss " blood that he could not guide 10.
The assnsstns called a boy from among
the miners and ordered him ~ lrad the
mule aud then uspnItfu In "a few
minutes after their departure from tht
mine the miners henr1 lyo sh0ia fired,
anu upon following the direction from
which the sound proceeded they found
Mt. Baldwin lying dead upon the trai',
shut through the head, The ball uutyt-
ing his right eye, going through his
skull and coming out at the back Of his
heal. ThUy also found r. wound upon hIa
pufHJn which had been Inflicted byaJJuo
heavy, blunt weapon. Mr.. Baldwin
wus killed because hU was an Amcfi.
can, against whom the Mexican out
laws were at that time very buer.
Several other citizens 10 the UuiIrd
States had been nluin BY the same
gang, but until the government IRE.
senteda claim for indemnify for Bal.
Wins death no effort was made by the
Mexican authorities 20 punish ihu
mufdefers. when the claim wa
made, however, the officers ioll0w,d
the Outlawa,nnd In the conflicts which
onGuud all the assassins were killed.
MOTIFS.
On Saturday a miner named John
Is. Luna dropped 100 feet down ~
shni. at San BurnardinO, Cal, aud was
Immediately KILLED.
n machine now In usu in Wyoming
IL said 10 save % por cent o. the gold iu
amy gravel that l. free from clay. IL
handles eiKty yards per hour at a cost
Of I've cents per yard.
There are no further developments
Ia the Little Mountain mining diacoy.
cries except that several new locations
have been made since Saturday morn
Ing. a number Of pariius from the
city are up there looEing over the
and the number % loCa.
tious viii probably be- added 20. IL
may be that when actual develop.
ment work begins on some OF the claims
discoveries Uf nn Interesting anu pro-
hiablc nature will be- made, ~ there IL
no doubt OF the existence Oi tho metals
IN that district.
SALT LAKE CLEARNG HOUSE.
Todsy'4 clearing house exchanges
amounted to s223,O0
ToDAY's Quotations.
New York-sllver, 81 ;lead, 1886.
L0ndon-Silyo5 8sl .
ORE AND BuLLtOS.
Mccormick d Go. received today;
Hanauer bullion, $1,000.
4. II. Jones q Go. received today:
Ores, $500; bullion, 5000. Total,
si3 300.
Wells, Fargo d Go. received today :
Mingo bullion, slg.s0i.
W. A. Hodges hal M for assay today |
10 tons OF Horn Silver ore, and seven
jther controls.
w. q. NJ. Steward hnd In today for as
'sy II tons Of Old jordan aud Galena |
IRE, S tons VI keaTsargr ore, tons |
u Argent ore, aud % tons Of Buiiioh.
Beck ore,
J. W. Currio had In today for assay |
10 tons OF Horn Silver ore, tons Of |
Hidden Treasure ore IN two lots, anu |
Ui tons of Anchor concentrates.