Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

The hides are thlpleu 10 OulChkI
where they bring sl6 to $40 each.
Tbr,e men attached to Sells Bros
,i,cus which showed In Salt Lake re-
Gently, have been arrested at ~, Joe,
Missouri, charged with the murder Of
n. IL. Dfummond ut HOldt' GO, Ne
bfaska, on the night Of June son.
While rounding sharp curve wet
If Lpsdvlllo on Monday IN lrning, Et-
wart Malloy, fireman u the Mid
lapd, was thrown from hia engine.
His skull was fractured aHd he was
Otherwise seriously Injured. IL Il SAID
he will die.
The price Of sugar Is gradually ad'
vapcing, snys the Caldwell, Idaho,
Tribune, and raise OF 90 cents per 100
rounds ,was made In Caldwell ihis
week. n. q. Dunno trade review
says that great sugar famine Will pre-
vail throughout the states this sum
mer.
A terrible cyclone recently swep'
over section Of country IN the yicin'
ny of Elk city, Idaho. Large nrths
Of pine timber were moved down Ike
grass before machine, and ranches 10
Aa|t NNMAh " AAAN SUI " MfaN WNNAANaAAf
Hall fell to depth Of 1--WE inches.
A disp atch from San Jose, Cal, says
that every orchard throughout that
county presents scunu Of llvoliness.
Cherries are almost gone, and the
apricot eeason " upon the growers.
owing 10 tho strike aud the inability
OF the growers 20 ship their cherries,
they have suffered great lors. Somr,
however, dried many cherries, ami by
20 doing will be able h realize some.
thing on the fruit.
The Rev. J. Is. Stewart, ID. d.,
well.known Presbyterian minister
diei suddenly at Los Angelic, Call.
IufnIa, on Sunday afternoon. lie was
taken M while delivering tho deiiCa-
tory sermon Of the Emmanuel Prrsby-
terrain church, and three hours later
was dead. Tbs deceasei began his
sermon with the text, "Faith, hoTe
AMI love-" tic stopped, looked up as
~ thinking, gnsped and fell uncon.
tclous. He was removed TO his home
and received every attention, but IL
awaited nothing.
Miss Addie McDormott, whose home
isin this city, says the Laramie, Wyo.,
boomerang, but who has been teaching
scho0l In the northern part Of Albany
county, last week with n party COM
posed Of Hon. kirk Dyer, NJ. r. BEN
nett and Fred Kerry, OF tho Little
Medicine, encountered n large tear
near Mfr. Dyef's ranch. Instead OF be-
ing ftightened, Miss McDorm Il asked
to take the FIRST shot Mt the animal.
This privilege was accorded her, ana
her nerves were 10 steady aud her eye
40 ttue that she sent bullet TO a fatal
point At the inst shot.
Ex-senator waTfon's Wyoming
ranch " 75Kl0O miles, stocked with
1900 horses, 10000 cattle ana 10000
sheep. The sheep are divided into
lunches OF 5000 10 10000 aud driven
from place to place, or rather located
Tor n snort time la one place, the herd
era living In movable houses built on
wagons. In summer the, are driven
up into the mountains, In wintergrszed
IN the valleys. Two hundred miles Of
telephone wire covers this vast ranch
nnu each sheep q COW ranch has
telephone connections with the "home"
ranch, enabling MT. Warren to com.
munlchte with the several foromen at
any hour.
Says the Cheyenne L60dr-About
two miles west Of the bridge across the
Platte river Mt Douglas an Elkhorn
train few days ago encountered n
waterspout. On both sides Of the
track the water ran three feet deep,
and In ten minutes from the time the
engine encountered the water the vast
FettefmRn bOtlomf. embracing about
two townships Of level land, had tho
appearance Of lake that would aver.
age two ieet deep, The cloud burst
east and south " the big Fetirrman
cut. A stream twenty-five feet wide
and five feet deep poured out OF tho
east mouth OF the cut. II was the big
gest watenpout ever known In that
section. Tue Fetterman bottoms arc
uninhabited.
~ Denver on Monday, In the vlcln.
ity Of Riverside cemetery, John Erik
son, n Swede, was drowned IN the
Burlington ditch and bis body carried
through the ilume several hundred
feet In TO the river, where II disappeared
from view. Efiks0n anu others went
Ona fshing expedition, "A net telng
used Ia this capture Of the flsh. While
attempting 10 cross narrow support
on the hume Erikson slipped, fell into
tbs swim current anu was rapidly
carried into the seething pool below.
He came 10 The surinCs once and 70.
manned above water for some time. HIS
companions thought no was swimming,
nut when about 200 feet down tho
river no went under and did not reap.
rear. Deceased leaves widow but nv
children.
The iquiTrels have actually devRf.
taled the grain helds, and, In fact, oil
vegetation In destroyed the entire dis
ance from Endicott 10 the Snake river,
says the WAlla Walla, Wash, States
man. The grain fielJs look az Though
heavy hail storm has passed Ovrl
them; hardly stalk " left standing
Mt. Fudge Of WaiAburg had 40,
acres OF fiue grain about twelve milti
the other side 0i Riparla, aud lac pur
chased $40 worth Of poison, being dt
toTmined 10 make fight with tn,
iqulrTels for his crop. He had two
men and himself fighting like TrolEns
for two weeks, but every night the
Fqulrrtle destroyed from twenty 4
thirty acres, and Saturday night, de-
spite alltheir etiortg, only about twenty
acres OF the grain WINS left, ana h,
gaveup the fight ami abandoned n,
remainder 10 the vuraol0us pelts, Ihi
ground 10 literally covered with deaf
squirrels, bur Tor every one killed thr',
iakes It's place. They cat everything
green, vppetableg ~ MI kinda AM