Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A Dance and a Tragedy, at The
Same Time, 10 Montana.
SINGULAR DrArn.BED INCIDENT.
Serious Accident 10 a Jhild at Paysoh
-AIWoyear Old hoy Burned
to Death, ktc.


John Williams, for rohhing TIE
Sierra CITY mud DJwnieville siege on
October 8J,h, has been tehtehotI w
eight years IN San q len1ih, ine
prisoner thanked tue Judge for the
lignt sentence.
The boari Of supervisors Of san Ser
pnfdiuo, Cal, have bren omcihuy
notifie. thnt they can secure medal
Tor the exhibit OF rock SAT-, botaN hau
oarbouate OF s0ia NJ tue N3rld's FAR
By applying to the committee on
awards.
There was strike among the pH'oh-
ets Ia the Sacramento (Gall county
iail u few mornings ago. ihey refused
h. clean up tbeir cells. The muuur'H
were all locked up aud denied ihcf
usual outing in the yard. Tue tfouui'
was due 10 Dissatisfaction win PRISON
food.
The ladies Of Holyokc, Colo. VIII
holdn ratification uIuuuuy next slluf'
day evening IN jubilee over the victory
IT woman suffrage aui lhe late e.'t'
ton In that ate. Programs are oht
aunouncin. = procession, banners anu
honffcs.
Last week, says thcBrighamCilybu
O'er, VIM. Brown, Il tramp, was oui 20
inr "loun for ripping upun Uuilcu
States mail Tag nnd tUubing ilH cont Mo
at DuwUyviilc. The fellow waived ga
animation itTc anu was sens % jail 10
await the action OF the grand iufy'
The Cheyenne L,ad.r learns that n
fAnchman ,mvI novels, living Oh
Sage creek, iu the northern purt Of
Colorado, ha4 brought fuil IN the
United States district court at Bliiiurs.
Montana, TO uuiuin "a number 90
MCntaninn0 II IA diyCfiiuE tue water
from Sage creek.
saran Buggs tEIvlfn Ashduwn's
ten-y tsr.0lI giuJ toll nom a foot bridge
upOn some rocks several feet below
aud Inflicted serious wound on e
head, says tue Davis county Clppor
(publ Rhed at BOuutiiull. IL j. ieafDu
she would have drowned had not JOhu
Downs gone to her rescue.
A singular Incident occurred Mt the
death bed Ui an Italian named Abrtm
pauc Aiui, who aitl ut Silver Plume,
Colo, few nights ago. Calling his
three brothers 10 his brdHiI- he eAtti
81 am & ing 10 die, an your glasses aui
let W. have a parting uuuk." The o..
quest was HCcueIed ~ Hud the cham.
payne lowed freely.
In Austin, Tex, there Il a figure Of
the GoddUss ut Liberty sutmountiug
the capitol 800 feet above the ground.
The lady h seventeen ieat high, with a
hollow trAlIum. IuBpecliun has re-.
Gently diyulged the TACT that \ swarm
Ot bees have deposited their honey 10
the rxieut Of several bukclslul Ia her
head anu used her u0stTiis as the front
douE
As the bark C0lma was starting Tor
HougkOug on FHiny, from Portland,
Or, Tim sullivan, tho second mat,
WHO had been drinking, went aiolt
nnd fell from the tUpsRii yard 90 the
deck between the rail ana the deckl0ad
VI lumueT. He WAS picked up aud
carried into the cabin, tut a. the vessel
uld not stop II IL not known now badly
he was hurt.
The Jury at Los A ngeles, IN the case
Uf Mr-, NJ. n. Millrt against tue estate
Of Millionaire Bradbury, 10 secure $50.
QUO for services rendered BuuUury,
her brother, covering twenty ycuTs'
ume, has returned verdict Tor Mn.
Judge, who declared that II was con.
mary 10 the evidence. Tho decision Ui
tue JuIge create d quite a sensation Ia
ihe COURTROOM anu the case Will be ap.
pealed.
Il. 3. Kerr, superintendent Of the
Bsupeto Valley railway, has been ia
the city the psst few day., Arranging
Tor depot grounds ssys the Mant Mes.
seHgGr. The Olmptay proposes ouu.
uoGcing work on the depot building,
ana water tank ~ soon rs the grounds
eau he secured. Work Is progressing
on the grade, and the rails have ar
rived ~ Ephr,im. The road viii
probably bu completed by the nrst Of
December.
George Watson, ololored man liv.
ing three miles irsm Thompson Falls,
Mont, was murdered Friday evening
and an I'll n maze 10 cOucoal the
crime by burning the cabin. When
the crime was discovered WabOu's
body was found crushed hnI mauglrd,
with the legs aud arms burned OIL
Tue crime II a deep mystery. IL tOD.
berry was the motive tho murderer
missed his reward, Tor n large amount
OF gold dust WAS afterwards taken
from the tuins,
Fred Schailer has besn convicted at
PhUuix, A. r., OF munslaughteT, o
having shot James Richards June %,
1898, with a tuuble-barrellsd shotgun,
killing him almost Instantly, Sohaner
iaAf nnrher, aud WIS formerly quite a
wealthy man In California. Richards
was lOrly.nlner, nut went to Arizona
many years agO. He held many public
positions The shooting occurred at
bchailrr's house, whore Richards also
resided, and originated over his inter.
fering in domestic quarrel and step.
ping between SChniltr and his wife 10
prevent his sinking her.
Al the residouco Of Major u. 3.
Lyons, ex-postmnsler, Lyons, Colo,
occurred on Fdiay morning sal
ACC dent, While the family were nb'
evut from tho house, MI Lyons little
boy, aged two years aud four mOnlhr,
got HE clothes on tire 10y plRyirR with
the FIRE tn the stove with Whirk
broom. The frantic cries u the child
attracted the attention OF ueignbOT,
who haftened 10 its rescue and i0uuu
tho child cnyelOped In flames, which
he soon tXtinguished. Tue ohili was
~ seriously Injured that II died next
DAY.
A very serious accident happened at
the home Of Joseph Crook on tho cas-
bench, the other evening, says the
PAys3n GObs, HIS little daughter,
about two years old was ulaying nrouu1
a uf.. urhtph pyua Itr.t. T.. ,uf tY tI..