The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-14
western News Notss.

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is completed 10 Robinson, twenty
miles from Florence.
Since April /, 1893 the city of
Black Hawk has redeemed Is, 600 Of
the sl6, 800 bonds then outstanding.
Judge Riner has decided that the
Union Pacific receivers cannot be gar
nisheed on the wages of their EN-
ploycs.
The 64th annual conference Of the
Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints opened in the great tabernacle
at Salt Lake on the 9th
A plentiful flow Of good water has
been struck on 100-foot well at Grip
Pile Greek 1t rises almost to the sur
face and the well cannot be pumped
dry
The estimated Rio Grande earnings
for the first week in April were $104,-
800, as against sl44, 200 for the cores
ponding period OF 1893, decrease of
$40, 700.
The body of Gabriel Montoya has
been discovered at Las Vegas. He
was murdered by Vincente Silva some
months ago. Another Mexican has
admitted seeing the crime committed
President Cleveland has sent the
following nominations to the Senate:
To be members of the board Of regis
tration and elections in the territory
of Utah: Hoyt Sherman, Jr., Albert
G.. Norrell, Jerold b. fletcher, George
w. Thatcher and Erastus W. Tatlock,
all of Utah
The United States branch mint in
Denver purchased gold bullion on the
10th to the amount of 1914, 000-the
largest days purchase in the history
of the mint. The total purchases in
April year ago amounted to $101, ,641.
For the present month up to date 90
days. the purchases already foot up
$215 900.
Six desperate prisoners confined in
the Sweetwatcr county Jail escaped
sometime during Thursday night. The
names of the prisoners who escaped
are Sullivan, Yeaser, McNee, Howard
and Rogar. All were in Jail awaiting
trial at the next term of the District
court for various offenses. When
Sheriff Whitmore went to feed the
prisoners in the morning he found
they had made their escape by break
ing through the roof of the jail. 1t is
thought that they will be captured
The train load of 1000 men des-
tined for Washington reached Ogden
on the sth Governor West had taken
steps to prevent their crossing the line
into the territory. He even secured
an injunction from Judge Riner
against the Southern Pacific road, but
it was not served on the officers until
the train arrived in Ogden. A force
of police and militia kept the men in
the railroad yards The Union Pacific
people refused to take the army east
ward without payment of egulsr fare.
1t was not known Sunday night what
would be done with the army.
The industrial army still remained
in Ogden on Tuesday night. The
courts and Governor West had ordered
the Southern Pacific to take them
back but its officers refused to do 80
unless paid for it. The 200 men
declare that they will walk east if nee
essary. Their leader, General"
Kelly, was planning to move eastward
through Wyoming in wagons. An in
vitation was received from Governor
Waite to pass through Colorado.
The body of an unknown Italian
was found in Cola canon, Cochita dis
trict, Thursday. There was bullet
hole in his body. 1t is believed that
he was killed while jumping claims.
The inevitable result of the long
and bitter fight between the two rival
water companies at Denver has come
to pass. They have agreed upon a
consolidation and the people will have
to make up what the old companies
have lost.
The first accident is reported from
the Cochiti mining district in New
Mexico. j. f. Sandoval and a com
panion were injured by an explosion
of giant that they were thawing. San
doval's left arm was torn into shreds
from the elbow down, while his asso-
ciate was horribly injured about the
body and head. The explosion at
tracted the attention of other min ers,
who carried the unfortunate men on
their backs for distance of - miles
to the camp Of Judge Oaks, when a
message was sent to Wallace, the
nearest railroad station, and tele-
gram sent for doctor at Cerrillos
One of the men will undoubtedly die.
Coming Toward Colorado.
The industrial army has started
eastward from Ogden. They left that
place at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon.
They started afoot escorted by troop
of Utah cavalry. No one has any ide q
that the army will walk very far. 1t
is expected that there is some un-
derstanding that train will be found
on the line not great distance from
Ogden, which the army will board and
ride to Denver, where they expect to
be received with open arms by Gov
ernor Waite.
II appears that Governor Waite did