Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-13
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 Startling Mole Found By Guides In
Wind Cave, South Dakota
TRAGEDY INA MINING CAMP
The Attempt to Blow Up Montana
Bank.-A 500, 900 Fire al OAK
land, Or.-Olhcr Items

man Who figured prominently ~
tbe shpotiuR atiray Al tue ramon ~
tlsorge DAVIS a year aso, WA lnte,y
annoiut.d DEPUTY sheriff al EVHnsNvu'
or In that Vicinity, says inc hl0"'
pelier Idahol Iost.
ct. slamm OF Ontario has he,h
annotated the Gfth commissions, W
adjust the rtttlument between
B.rnardiuo AMI the new county "
RiyeTsidr. This appointment klN.s
the old county three Of the hNu '''"
missioners.
Rinnrdo Farina, an Italian iAuol,,i
has died at santa II IA, CALI I'9h
iniuri,s received at Gucru,NlI'.
wssuploauing wood from or 'uu
tho tain backed w, crusnl.k w"
ssainst another car. He was a years
old anu unmarried
Tn, ,upefyisors Of San Diego (Cnl)
county have dctermlneu W l.,,,,,',
close scrutiny Of the county lhNisvia'
r,nsiou Ilst. which now nVcraHtH lh'
s,s,' nntiay OF somu $1,000 monthly a
committee has been appointed 10 III
vtsugnto each case.
According TO the Blackioot (ldano)
Neips. the pfctticst county immediate
ia an the railroad In Idaho m On the
6rnneh line between Boise anu
Mamma. Ina few yeau thcrr VIII ir
cnttinuous ofcharus on either tidv 81
theroad between the two places
The other night eight carloads q
Chinese sn route ~ Hav,uu, patevu
laugh saor. muntO from San frau
cisen Tor New York. The doom ol Tue
car. were kept securely locked ~ that
none OF the Mongoliaue, who had Just
come 10 the country, could make iheit
escape.
A tre started IN saloon about /
oJclock on Sunday morning ht YAK.
land. Oregon, ana IN two hour caused
Inc ioa. of 100000. There were no
ADEQUATE meaus OF fighting the flames,
nud had there been any wind the unuro
town would have been destroyed Ne
Il was, eleven wooden buildings anu
one brick, all occupied by business
firms, were consumed.
Thomas Brown, n colorud Jockey
from San Franclsco, met with pam
ful accident nj the Oakland ITottlng
park on Saturday morning. lie was
shedding horse ON tho track when
the latter stumbled and fell. Brown
Waa thrown ngninat fence and broke
his right shoulder blade. He was re-
moved TO the hospital, where the irao'
ture was reduced.
Juan l.. Marahall, one OF the old
time and wealthy busincss men OF
MaEatlan, Mexico, has arrived az san
francisco. Mr. Mar'hali says u II
very dull throughout the state OF
Sinaloa, In which Mhzatlan IL situated.
Neatly all the rivers have gonc dry,
owing 20 tho lack VI rain, anu that "
there were many live stock interests II
would be- hard ON the country.
The fine weather Of the past few
DAYS hos been boon for sheep owners
around RAwlius, Wyo., us the hard
rains and SHOWS Of the last week de-
stroyed upward OF 90 per cent OF the
lambs being dropped. Thls, together
with the low price Of wool, has been
very discouTnging to floghmasieTr. The
range " said b. be In better condition
than Tor yehrs, n zig graos crop already
being assured
Pat Gallagher, miuor aud pros.
rector, shot and Instantly killed
Michael Kearny ON Sunday night at
Martini, mining camp about hfty
miles west Of Missouli, Montana. The
men had been drunk all day, aul at
night Gallagher met Kearny In front
OF the ptftoiilCc, aud being armed w tn
a Winchester rifle, shot him. Kearny
was miner about IS years old and had
no family. Gallagher surrendered i'm.
medlntely after the shooting and IL
now inJail.
The man who tried TO blow up the
Montana National Bank at Helena
has given himself up and confessed.
AT nrst the authorities thought he was
crazy and took him 20 u doctor Tor
examination, but he was said 10 tu
peffeotly sane. He is Key Rossman,
"A Dane, "a years old, Intelligent anu
neatly dressed. He conceived the
iIea Of blowing up the building the
day before Memorial day, but eAid ho
had no idea OF getting into the vault.
He thought that II he caused a little
damage he would be lightly punished.
A reward OF 500 was offered after the
explosion, and Roeaman thought he
would get II by guaranteeing himself.
George 81. Clair met with very
painful accident last Friday mOrnif z
at about O'Clock, breaking his leil
leg Just above tho ankle, says me
Nephi Courier. He was lRinting the
coFnice OF WIN. Osilof'e house anu the
ladder used being too short u reach
the tons Of the cables, he placed IL on
a box, and while Ia the act II going uu
10 test the sOlidlty Of the ladder, the
box turned over ami allowed him 10
TALL almost perpiudlculnrly upon his
feet. Al last reports II vas thought
that probably no will lOeo the limb.
tut every possible effort Will be maize
to save H.
Eighteen miles In the Wind Gave.
near Hot Springs, South Dakotu, the
following note was found hy guides
The note was signed by John Moore,
newspaper correspondent, who accom-.
panied Mind-feRder J0hnatOue on his
perilous trip to the cave In search OF
hidden pin, which he claimed he could
nnd by reason Of his wonderful power.
"For God's sake, send help. Party Ia
terrible condition, wandering about In
une1plored portion Of cave, unable o.
eXtfics;e uf; guide too badly ratified,
and JOhustOne Is almost delicious from
wound In this head caused by a lalI
during temporary daiknees by the
ca dies being blown out, Johustope
implores the committee to push ON with
HIN. Committee wanted TO remain
here, as they FAY matters only became
Woue an they pTOcesd further John.
stone IL In pitinble condition, Rnu
requests them to stay 10y him aud save
his reputation, crying: Concentrate
your minds, gentlemen; concentrate