Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-13
MYSTERIOUS Death Of a Student at the
Denver Medical College.
CRUSADE AGAINST THE CHINESE.
A Girl Stabbed with a Pocketknife by
Her Brolher.-rhe Wool Crop
IN Wyoming, Etc.
Brigham City IL soon to have an In
ttitutiou for the cure Of inebriatcs.

United States Marshal Gray ha. ar
rived ct Deadwooj, South Dakota,
charged with numbering the Cowboys
The Eagle IL newspaper venture
lust starts into life by Eva Ii. Smith,
nj Kaysville, DAVIS county. IL IL
ak column quarto.
The warden OF the Idaho ponitenti.
AIRY has Issued an order that none OF
the prisoners shall be allowed to re-
oeive any Of tho state publications.
A large amount Of hay 10 finding n
ready marke, in Park City these days,
Gays the Record, and parties not having
contracts are forced to pny a slight ad-
vance Ia price per ton.
Mr.. G.. II. Malstrom has penetrated
tho blua, by means OF tunnel nj nty
feat long, at Oak Dale ranch, south OF
the Oak springs, and obtained How OF
water sufficient TO supply brick yard.
He haa forty acres ~ excellent clay
SpymDrfie Independent.
While Bon II. Birchall was shooting
ut chicken ut Nephi ON Friday, ball
from his gun glanced from one object
mud struck old MIR. Blrchall In the
eide, glanced along the rib and again
emerged, making an ugly flesh wound.
No serious results are Anticipated.
The recent wind storm that visited
thi. nrighbothood, says the Springville
Independent, succeeded u taking the
roof VI Lewis Nelson's residence, but
q numi o. Of MAJ leton's sturdy cltlzons
gathered together lumber anu shin les
and beitra twonty.four hours ha passed
tut ON q better one than tho wind
waited away.
Shespmon are elated over the pros
psc,s OF good lamb and wool crop the
coming season. One wool man says
that for this season Of the year sheep
weIo novsr In better condition In the
inlsrmonDtain country, and that this
year he would make dollars where last
year he made cents.-LdrdHIo loom
erung.
Thc bonds OF tho new board OF dlrec.
tors OF thu Beaver Coop. store have
been nled with the county clerk. The
hoard consists of John II. Murdoch,
president; James Low, vice.president;
&. ID. White, NJ. l.. Shepherd, II.
Masner, Thomas Frazer IL. Il. Tanner.
treasurer, w. 3. rolton; for secretary
10 tho board II. Maesef was appointed.
John Horton caught an Idaho lion
jn n No. trap the other night that
measured suven feet from tip 10 tip.
Tho trap had been ret for coyotes anu
was only about a quarter OF n mile from
Mt. H1rton's house. John aud his
dog "scotp mad quite tussel with
the beast before dispatching 1t. Mr..
Herlin exhibited II IN town the next
day Cistsr County (Idahol Graphic.
Laura Russell, OF Stafford, Arizona,
has been twice stabbed with n pocket
knife 10y her thirteon-year-Old brother.
sno was sweeping the Il DOR aud gave
the boy a slight push with the broom.
which 80 enrageJ MIN that he stabbed
her with the kDiic with which he was
whiting, once In the chest anu once
In In. ri,.nt forearm. The wounds are
not thought to be dangerous.
On Friday night car worked loose
on the cage at Ontario No shaft,
between the 500 anu $40 levels MT Park
City. Vhe guiIes were torn out for
quite u distance, the center timberr
tpruBg out OF place, and a pair 81
t.uCks troke through into the adjoining
Commitment and went to the bottom,
doing much damage In their descent.
No lsrsVn WAS injured.
A most painful accident has befallen
Hitam Heiss, OF Plymouth. AS no
was riting n horre near his home Of
hat place the horse slipped on the ice
No. ell 10 the ground, on Its side. III \
light leg was caught under the animal
In such manner that It suffered n
soyrie fracture, being broken In three
PLACES The breaks are very bad ones
ana will be- the means Of laying him
up Tor many weeks.-Brigham Gty
Report.
For several months an active cru.
aauo has been carried on against the
Chinese by the la0or organic dions OF
Miisoula, Anaconda, Butte and other
oitie1 oi Montana. Lists OF all who
employ OF patronize the Mongolians are
prepared and such persons Uoycotted.
Petitions are now being circulated In
all labor conters for the enactment OF u
bill, copy OF which Is as follows.
"rhnt Il will DO unlawful for any oil :.
Ger OF the state OF Montana, or any
officer OF any town or city thereof, to
Issue license 10 engage In ANY kind OF
business within this state to any person
or persons not citizens or not having
declared thI:r intention 10 become
citizens OF the United States" IL 10
nn anti.Chinesr measure aud aims nj
their total exterminati0n, as IL would
shut up every Chinese store, restaura Ut
and Laundry In the state, and thereby
take from them their only business,
Ihs bill and the petitions will reach
the legislature soon and will be vlgor.
outly urgsd.-Spscfak 70 he Denver
Nt,0s
Judge Nugent OF Boise City, Idaho,
has rendered n decision In favor OF the
plsintil in the case OF Coble W..
Harvey argued some timeago Harvey
wan In debt to Coble. He had made a
desert entry on some land near Nampa
anu Coblo wanted to reach the certii II.
cate Of entry by proceedings supple
mentafy TO execution. Under the
desUrt land law OF 1877 the commits.
slonut OF the general land oilics held
that certificates OF entry could not be
assigned. The law OF 1891 amended
that law ana the commissioner changed
hb ruling, not only on cerllfi-
Gates isAued since March 3rj, 1891, but
previous To that. On that ruling Judge
Nugcnt based his decision that "lnas.
much as the United States permits M.
ttgnmsnts and ofiers 10 sell 10 the as.
Aisnte as well NJ to the original entry
mAp, II becomes property right, that
inc fulo that the state clnnot interfere
with tho primary disposal Of the soil
therefore has no application and that
the certificate can be reached under
proceedings supplementary to exeou-
uon." This Is u matter In which many
PEOPLE are Interested, az many are In
hW. Al