Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 PeHd Of Long Standing Ends at
Last In Tragedy.
INTOXICATED DENVER POLICEMAN.
Suicide Of a Miner-llelplng the Desti-
tute In Ntbrn.ka-Other
Items.
INTOXICATED DENVER pOLlcENAS.

Items
BILLINGS, Mont, has a new PAPER.
~ Is named the Noliowstoue Valley
Recorder.
While returning home on Sunday
night an Austrian named r.. Nawak,
employed ~ the Bi.Mutnlllc umelter,
At awhile, Col, was struck by RIO
Grande switch engine aud killed.
David Murray, = Great Falls, Mont,
Electric Light company omployr, re.
coivod 1000 volts Of electricity through
his body on Saturday, ami beyond a
few burns, is apparently all righ,.
Grand Junction, Col. and other
points In Mtua county, shipped nearly
2,O90, QUO pounds VI fruit this season.
This would make llj carloads. The
Increase over last year Is over 800 per
cent
A cave was discovered near Floris.
fant, Col, some time aso and the die
o0v0rer hung rope ~ the mouth OF 10
10 ollmb down by. friday hu went 90
tho place and found the rope broken
aud the body Of an unknown man At
the bottsm.
Members OF the Methodist society Of
Laramie, WyO., says the boomerang,
VIII collect clothing 20 send 10 come VI
the ministers In tho western part Of
Nebraska, where there 10 considerable
desttuiiOn on account VI the failure "
crops during tue past sesson.
A Denver policeman named Robin.
hon got too much liquor and started
out 10 raid every saloon IN town aud
arrest the pfopriot0ts. He kept the
patrol wagon busy aud had half dozen
prisoners before his condition was dis.
covered. Among his victims were an
alderman aud three women.
NJ. J. Coughlln was Ia the city today
from his ramon on the Little Laramie,
says the boomerang. Ga his way, ho
says, he saw an Immense timber wolf
on the Ridge about five miles west OF
the city. Mt. Coughlin 10 an old plains.
man aud this was the largest wolf lac
has ever observed on the plains.
On MoudAy,aa William Hilderbrand,
boy sixteen years Old, was dustiug
tho shelves Of a paint shop al Bacra.
monte, Cal, he picked up a pistol
which he found lying on one oi the
Hhulvut,and not thinking 10 was loaded,
pulled the trigger, sad the weapon was
discharged. The bullet gtazsd ore Of
Hildcrbfand's feet
Charles johnson ana Gustav l..
Weunefbeg, oWnurB OF oigar stand
M San Francisco, were smOlhorel 10
death on sunday morning Vt their
lodgings by Illuminating gAs. Whom
they retired the previous night oue VI
them accidentally turned on the gas,
after eNtingulshluE The light the guH
fixture being detective.
James Mckay, employed In the
Ophir mine At Virginia, Nevada, Killed
hlmeelf ON Monday afternoon by cut
ting his throat with razor In the
basement OF the family residence IN the
north end Of town. No reason for the
net IN known. Tue deceased was
native Of Nova Scotia, aged IS and
leaves widow anu three children.
Felix Burns, an old timer OF Lead.
Vile, Colo, 10 locked up on m0st
grave charge. Saturday, night Burns
presented a check to A, Il. dfundel for
$685. 70, which was made payable to
himself aud signed by II. II. Donne.
son. Mr.. Gtundel paid the amount
without question, Burns being well
known 10 him. Burns then handed
another check Of like amount and
executed IN tue same mHnHbr " q. /
NOlleubergut, on which hs also re-.
Ceived the money. On MOnuay when
tuo checks were presented ht the bank !
they were returned with tho inscrip- !
ton on the face: HNo Auc0untU /
Burns was arrested. When asked II
heknew what he was arrested Tor he /
replied that no did. He had boon a |
collector Tor some year..
Joe Mariner, a son OF the vol. |
known shespman, VINO IL living In the |
city attending school, had an Rdveu- |
ture with couple Of uspici0ua-lo1k- |
ing characters yesterday evening near
the state bridge, says the Grand June.
ton (CoIo,) Seatme. While prooesI.
ing down Fiuh street two stgAngors
stopped him and told him to hand
over his money. Young Martinez
reached In bis pocket anu lnuing
nothing more valuable there than the
mouthplece Of tuba, he pulled that
out ana started to present them with 10.
Evidently thinking no was pointiug a
gun at them they took 10 thoir heels
aud Joe proceeded on his way uu-
mDlohleJ, The eaie.blowing Friday
night would indicate that there afe
hard characters ptowlilg about ~
night who IL would be we'll 10 look out
for.
A feud OF long standing between two
families living In the northern part OF
Albuquerque county, n. NJ, on Sun.
day night caused the death of David
D0iao, while his brother Emil Is fatal.
BY wounued. They were shot by Eluteflo
Ley ba, 1ne two families reside at or
near EBuA blanca, The inveteratB
hatred existing between them has
again aud again broken out. EluteTiU
Leybg met Emil Dela0 on Sunday
night In n resort VI tho town anu Iur.
Ing q quarrel which ouruud Luyba
drew his pistol Hud shot DolaO through
the head. David DsiHo, brother of
the wounded man, hearing Of the
atifny sgOu alter II happened, sought
out L0yba for tho purpose oil revenge.
He fusneu up ~ 10y BIZ with hiA six
shooter In his hand and demanded
satisfaction Tor the killing Of his
brother, Like cash LeyUa's pistol
cracked again ana tho second beal
iell with u bullet through his heart.
There Ia NO nopO that Emu Dola1 will
recover LuytA was arrested and
placed In iail. There IL gfost excite.
ment at tho little McXio1 town and
~ 10 feared more trouble may occur
between friends Of the two iumA.s
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