Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-20

~. bu.iuesB IN the upper IuntO basin
,,,1pa. is dead, having teen aC-
o. Ha,.lly shot with his own revolver
GU. r1nlpg a cali. lie ana HE brother
VA Inc iargtsl herd In that locality.
Mana, Cab, houemen are puzzled
.y,r n case Of blindhess In a morse.
One Of team of valuable coils when
~. beFn driven but a short lime,
sgldrnly became stone pima one
m5rnlng last week. No cause can be
mnlgnld'
Long valley, New, has been visited
- very severe hailhtorui. A woman
sbo vas carrying n basket OF uRhB was
,.bt tu the ttOfm aud Hll her eggs
go,s broken by the hailstones. Much
rain and garden vegetables we're
beaten down.
The sheen owners In The east end Of
At1r,ap county, Colo, complain that
nv are unable to secure sufficient
.s..fef. 10 remove the wool cir.
Vspv men from tue "a nbult region
az, anding employment among the
fsfuefa, aud ~ many such viii DO
,lyep work ~ can be- accommodated.
A new stock company has just been
ofsnniEud In Laramie, WyO, 10 DO
kGnwn a. tho Dipsomauin Perfect
Cufo company. IL 10 organized for the
tufposo Of treating iutbratca aud
gmnkafis and also Tor curing pU0'
ple Of the tobacco, opium anu NOR.
phlne habits, also for the manuiat-
iurr, use and sale of various med
cluts used In the treatment and cure 0i
the diseases mentioned.
Geo. w. DeadmNn, switohmsn in
the Colorado Midland yards NJ Colo
RADIO springs, was decapilaiod on Mon
DAY at tue exchange switch Ia West
Colorado Spriugs. Several cars OF
freight were being transferred from the
RIO 8mnde to tho Midland aud Deaf.
man stepped Oh one OF thu cara 10
throw the switch, when no slipped
and fell, his head being completely
severed from his body. Ho leaves
wife and two children.
The Fort Collins (wyo.J ErpreSs
gives tho following picture Of the tfials
of the farmers Of that section, Grass.
hoppeu are Matching OUT In some OF
The gardens OF the city and also on
tue farms along the P0udrO aud Ia the
foothills. Great numbers are also re-
ported from about the vicinity Of
Gfoely--with the Leaf roller and cod
ling moth In the orchards, the Colorado
beetle ON the potatoes, the web worm
In tho alfalfa, tho poa iwocvll, the
bean bug, the squash bug ia myfinds,
the army worm IN the oats, the onion
maggot, the cabbage worm, cut worm
everywhere and tho grasshOpper easily
pleased and nlbbling At every thing.
California has secured another
record, says tho San Francisco ChrOH-
iolo. This time the TecOrd-bTeaker IL
young lady who bids fair TO gain
celebrity aa a ride shot. On Saturday
last, at the Bohueizen park, San Rafael,
Mis- Lizzie Utschig captured the frat
class medal Mt the monthly meeting Of
the Ladies' California 5ohuetzen club,
with a scors Of lie out Of possible 1876.
The best previous lady's score was 10,
made by Mrs. Utachig, the mother Of
the young lady. Miss Ulschig IL
described AZ pretty demi-bru nette,
rather petite, and has seen twenty
winters. She IL native daughter aud
never did any shooting until about
four months ago.
After the settlement Of dispute Vt
ball game In Bossomer, Colo, on
Monday, the trouble broke out again
between two men not concerned Ia the
first difficulty, Harry Slater, a steel
works hand, and George Lloyd, n
negro. Lloyd drew knife anu slashed
Slater twice under the left eye and
across tho nose, intiloting serious cuts.
Lloyd now ran toward the Rio
Gmndo tracks, Jumped freight traiu
aud rode 10 the round house. Jack
OLeafy, nsieel works sgitchman and
friend OF Slater, also caught the train
Ia pursuit Of the negro. When the
train stopped, O'Loary says Lloyd
drew the knife on him. O'LeHTy
picked up club and rendered Lloyd !
unconscious with blow over the
head, making an ugly scalp wound.
The Virginia City (NovadA) Enter.
prtso aays: The Consolidated CalifOr-
mia a Virginia weekly letter shows |
that the face Of the west crOsscut on |
tbs 100 level IL In $50 ore. There can
DO no gainsaying the fact that large |
and rich body OF ore IN that which has
recently been discovered. The facts |
known show that the body has already
been marked out, and that the ore |
assays from $50 TO 5000 per ton. Tho
opinion Of mining men 10 that the orc |
extends BOTH above and below ths |
points at which II has been reached, |
ana II IL generally thought that thB |
ore above the | $3.50 level Is Of greater
richness than any taken from lde new
bonanza. However this mBy be,enough |
IL known 10 assure tho TACT that mon |
viii be put TO work and at least a
partial revival Of the former pros
pcniy Of the COms,ook Will take place.
An afternoon Of pleasure was turned |
Into an evening Of extreme sorrow for |
the family Of J. T.. Miller, a leading |
merchant OF LoRdviile, Colo, on |
Monday evening. His wife anu two
chief Of the Hotel VendOmB, started /
out for drive. Evergreen lakes was
to DO the destination. On the way
the team showed signs Of rCsllcssnesf,
but Mrs. Miller, being au expert horse.
woman, feared nothing. just before
reaching the United States fish hatch
cry frightened horse dashed up be.
hind and NO scared the already uneasy
team that they broke Into n run and
became uumanageRble, hr. L)tenlz
tried 10 help gam control over the
thoroughly frightened animals, but ON
turning a sharp curve ia ihe road tho
carriage was overturned. Mrs. Miller
anu her little boy were thrown down
an embankment. The mother was very |
seriously cut and bruised about the
head and Il " feared fatally injured /
Internally. The little boy had his rkull |
fractured In two places aud was cut /