Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
Ar Elderly Scotch Lady Burned 10
Death In Her Own HON..
A cmIsAMAS VINO WILL wore.
Shot by a Cowboy-Robb.d a Dead
Woman The Russian
Thistle, Ltc.

shows n large Increase Ia tue shipniuutf
Of fruit east during tie pest week. The
total shipment OF dried iiuils was Ovet
l,Oo0,OO0 pounds.
The Russian thistle has made lie
appearance in the northern part 0i
Lincoln county, Colo, few milet
IRON Arfiba. the farmers DO not seem
to be much alarmed over its Hdven,
and have taken no active steps to "a
terminate IT,
The Boomers Ferry ttdaho) Herald
sayt! Bishop GlOfituN, OF the CathDIC
church. was In the city this week mas
ing arrangements 10 tulld new
church. Tne bishop announces that
he will have an $500 building erected
this fall. A hner building will be pu,
up the money can TO obtained, but
$500 10 already assured.
Mrs. johnson dropped dead n few
evenings ago on Spring street. Los
Angeles, Cal, from tue Effects ~ n
hemorfhASe. wilb T.. Scott picked
her up and carried her into drug
store, aud while 20 doing stole watch
from her body and pawned II fer
$3.50. Scott was arrested ana con-
itssed.
Ma Chuck, a Chins,e Interpreter Of
San jose. Cel., has registered aud In.
tends 10 vote ut the coming election.
lie isiwunty-uino years old, ard claims
10 have been born Ia San Francisco.
A. far ~ known, he " the SECOND
Chinamap who has ever registered IN
this state. The Hut registered IN Mon
tcrey county about eirh years ago aud
ma OhlRrtiDu WINS FniH0u.
Two men, armed with pistnls, entered
the Golden Gate saloon, . ear the beach
In San Francisco, Tuesday, and or.
tered the proprietor. II bert HAgeriy,
10 throw M bis hands. Hagerty
nheyed aud the rohbet. emptled his TIL
Hagsrty became tired ard dropped hi
hands, when one u the robbers thot
him, iufilciing q supsrtiolAl wound.
They then fled with tl25.
Two young men named Walsh csrne
near being slectfoCuted Ia San Fan.
cisco on Monday. a me'al show case
and iron awning hhd come into contact
with live wire, and when they toit
hold oft they were severely shocked.
An cmploye Of the electric comrany
was sent Tor nnd had his rlghL hand
severely burnt IN ondeavoring TO
remedy the matter.
The Dsseret Creamery started up on
Monday morning, tays the Millafd
county B'dio, under tue supervision Of
n. \. Bi-hOJ, who II an experience
nnd successful cheese maker. Now,
adds the Bldde. let the people encour.
age the industry by furnishing the
milk and keep the enterprise growing
until this section Of Utah shall he
famed for the quality ami magnitude
OF its cheese end butter products.
II. W. Woodland, q boOkkecpsr, dropped
de.d In . saloon ct LeSdville, Colo.
Fer some time Mr.. Woodland had been
III cited with Pneumonia, but was I'm.
proving rapidly. That morning he
Fcnt his nurse To restaurant for hl'
breakfast. A. soon a. the nurse let he
arose, dressed himself anu went TO thu
saloon, called for a glass OF beer, ant
befose the beer was handed out he wa
dead. Holeavts a wife and child.
Miss Jtnnetie Gale, a native Of Boot
lAnd, age ~ Year,, WAS burned e.
death In her own house at Nspa, Cal,
ut an early hour or Tuesday morning,
She went TO Napain 1861 and engaged
for many year,, until age inuApacllAteH
her. She lived alone, ani no one
knows the origin Il the firt, which b..
gan about O'Clock In the morning.
When the neighhors diHnlyer,d thu
FIRE the house was envelopsd IN tlamef
aud no one could enter. Her charfeu
remains we're found near the Kitchen
stove " hen the lire had buTno itsel
out.
Laramie BoOmerdng Ell Dlckin.
son, the cook Ia tho "l.L" Cattle
company, was shot the other evenin
by Jim smith, a cowboy IN the ems
pioy VI the same company. The shoot.
ing occurred nj Giletlo In Johusol
county. smith and Diokins u ha,
some words about washing ia dishet
when the former drew his 4l.calibeI
tol.,s revolver aud fired ut DloSiDsou,
tho shot TAX ny III CT IN his nigh
breast anu lodging under The rigl
shoulder blade. Immediately ate
tue shooting smith mounted his hout
nnd mndo his etcape out u the cDuu.
try. Dusinson was brought 10 Sh"fl.
dan where no received tuTgi al
attention. lie will recover
A handsome black military hors,
arrived Mt San Francisco by 10,
steamer CITY OF Pueblo on Tuesday, n
route for Los A gslte, Tue huima
was the property Of Lieut.. Casey, who
was killed some years ago during a.
rngageme NJ near Pine Ridge, s. D.,
between United States soldiers Aud
Indians. The young cfiicef was su-
gagged to n daughter Of Col. Hunt, u.
s. A., now living ut Laos Angeles, aud
the officials decided To ~ d the morse
to her. IL has not been d en- since H.
master was Killed, aud Was resHippol
on the Coos hay yesterday for lao.
Angeles. The railroad anu nteamsh 3
conn auie' have transported the hone
Tree OF charge.
Two young gentlemen returning
from a reception Mt the ALBANY
Oregon, college about $50 O'Clock Oh
Tuesday night found tDe body OF n
man In an alley back Ut the u cited
Pfesby tstian church with his feet on
the walk. Thinking the man was
drunk they went for the niyhtwaIch'
man. d.. lillian son arrived AZ tue
place soon alter and found that th'
man was dead. There was a bullet
hole In his lott side under his noati,
On the boIy was iouuda Masonic PIN,
IA Masonic diploma aud receipt show
ing that the man was II. IL. Burnham'
1t was plainly CASE Oi murIer gn1
robbery. A LADY living IA n h0u't
oppOlits the church heard Hhol Ahu
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