Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-08
NEWS OF The WEST.
4 PASSENGER Suicides While Aboard a
Railway Train.
KILLED WHILE our HUNTING.
Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE OF q Ranchcf
The Worlds Champion Shccp
shearor.-Big Mining Deal.
KILLED WHILE our HUNTING.

The gold output Ia besdville (Colo.)
district shows sieady Increase. WHEN
the produce at ali the hat veins ate
liberal.
The national gunrd OF Montana In
ali probability viii meet iu fUgimeuthl
encampment next month al Fort Elm,
NEAR BO2sman.
A baseball craze il the epidemic now
rigging with Gupin coIntyiie', Colo.
Even the olergymen are said e. nave
ciught the ever.
rumofed ihsta big mining deal
son VI Ehtunburg, ALE, IN when
senator lab0r " interrslci. lie A.
mad an agelt There for some time loJA'
lug over the field.
Chprle Creek, Colo, II promised At
rts,r chlorinatiOn piaut. 1uu works ere
to be bulltal Giiltti anu Will cost about
$40 JJO. thili4elpnia viii supply tue
funds.
Dlra Miller, a dance b. use girl, ca D.
pluyed in the Hue thrh Or ut Veto,
JsiU., ommltted tulC de on SUNDAY
night, sue tluk iouf grains - NOR
phine anu was bcyt nd all aid when a
u ctor was called ~.
The pfune Industry IL st1io n DO nj.
tntting attention IA Idaho. II T. o..
ported that In thu Psyotto va WV ere
The cui ufo % prun,s II n VI, te
leading iuuustfio', there alo 40 chtfs
WHO have m ,de rs hlgn a. $1,000 M
acte.
A man n med Johnson, says the
Lemhi (idahOl hcpU5 % anu another
0nu by the name OF Auilrn became in-
volvsd IN saloon hght Thursday
night, With the result that Mullen b.
now minus - large nnrliOn VI Ms "
dor lip. which vas bitten on by his
antagonist.
Frank HeNiti, q Laramie Wyo.,
is described 80 u,iug tn Champlou
sheep Bheafer VI ihi world. tic was
awarded the champ nsuip medal At
the Worlds Fair at CH.oalc, his re-
cord OF shenriug Juu Hundfvh su,ep ia
three houfs ana twenty sew n n In o.
icing unapproachcd.
a number Of Great Falls, Mont,
business men have formed Joint
u ick company 90 buli a teloph me-
lio to poluls In the judith bssiu. Tho
expense OF the Undertaking IL esli-
lated q about $4,000, and n this
amount can be raised work will bo
ON menced ~ once.
Two professional ttappcrs reported In
Prescott, Anz., lately tnat they list
year scored record VI forty noun.
tain lions. They brought m with
tiem on this trip about 100 tanned
lynx skins, besides several wildcat
skins, beaver skins, vol skins, etc,
which they have sold for rugs. They
use swedish blooihounds IN hunting.
Carl BONNER has beon accidentally
killed while hubdug IA the san Gau-
tiei canyon, Los Angeles county, Cal.
BONNER anu companion were de-
bcouuinga steep declivity, when, IN
aid In his descent, BONNER triel 10
hand his rifiO 81 his friend below. 10 o
trigger caught and tho contents u TIC
run were discharged Into Bohmet'r
side, killing him INSTANTLY.
90 Sunday morning Edward Johf-
Hon attempted 10 commit suicide IN
Nswhall, Los Angelic county, while
abe ard the train from San FfAncieoi
The passengers were startled 10 ste
blood tflokllng from under the closet
door. rhe conductor burst In the door
ana found johnson almost dead from
gaping wound In the throat, made / y
razor. johnson was dcsponuenI b,.
cause he couldn't get WORK.
Theodore Cattle, Holyoke ranch
man, on MOnday, reported TO the Duu.
Yer police a strange case or disappear
Rnce. Gsthe and II. IA, Claussun LETT
HslyOke together on IhupdAy last.
When they arrived ut Brighton they
separated, agreeing 10 meet Friday
uightat Riyersidu cemetery. Claus
sen drove an ordinary farm team anu
rad ON his person when he Lett Holy.
Ike about $50 u money. Gaghe went
u Riverside at the appointed time but
could not hnd his companion. lie Ia.
luired At several farm houses Ia the
vicinity and learned that Claussen had
hct n seen ia the company Of another
mAu. A few miles NORTH OF Riverside
all trace was lost ana Cattle fears that
his olmpAnion has met with foul play.
That good fortune IA frequently
forced uIOn men IN lie Of their own
efforts, says the Cheyenne Sun, 10
proven Ia ths case Of two Union Pacific
nfun!en " hO wanted 20 strike but could
not. They were u two yOuugeHt men
on the regular list, ana wnen the strike
was declared one found uimsrlf tied up
ut ogden aud the Othe 40 Milford. No
OF p1rluniIy wes Offered either 10 refuse
h .o Ost, and eaou cursed Ills luck that
he 0 Iuld not get n chance to strike.
Each finally arrived In Salt Lake, anu,
finding the strike over, reported for
uuty aud was advanced 10 the top OF
the lisl. The strike ia which they
we're 20 ANTIQUE 10 participate aud
which had thoy been able To do an they
ueslteI would have lost them every
thing, was the means Of placing thtte
Two men next IN the line VI advance,