Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-28

rfevnlence Of scarlet fever
Rear hunting In said to bo a proiiia.
nile Industry In Josephine county,
Wash. The hides are shipped ,u
chicago, where they briHg $40 g. fiI
zach.
Owing to the recent eveto n10.s iu
many rnrls Of Washington tho tuit
,r8p mas bepu badly damaged. Even
srbIes will be total failure M some
stttions. Cherries and s,faRberflsu
are inir.
Flank Horn, aged 81, was diowned
in the river vi B0isv, Idaho, ON sun.
day afternoon. The Tiyuf 10 highi aud
Horn attempted to ctOss ON hUrscuacE.
Tue horse became uumaragcauie aud
he was thrown OIL and drowned. HIS
body has not been recovered.
i,,porls from hoI-Yards in the
rouutfy surrounding Salem, Oicg. ~
indicate bright prospects, fora big YIELD.
lice have appeared lu but few yariHi
ami not ~ numerous iu those as 20
cause any appetizer sion TOT the safety
OF the crop.
The residents Of Hcsporia, San Bot
narIino county, CaLi arc Iuz1.ri ~
Inc phonomena exhibited iu we'll
near that place. Alta depth of ninety
feet there 10 "a strong downward cur.
rent VI air. Seven irot lower iho cur
fpntclnuacs upward, causiug a whist
ling sound Ike btrAu. escaping. Alter
uating BlrataB OF coarse gravel ahi
cement gravel constitute tbe loimi-
lion.
Governor Mcdonnell, snys The Boise,
Idaho, StdtCsmuH, has prepared a let
ter by request % tie Now Alrk Irtss
To be pubiiahed ia the Fourth Of July
edition Ut that paper in answer TO tue
question, "Whou and 10y what means
b. the present distressed condition ~
the county 10 be rcliyveIW The
governors answer TO this query 10 both
spicy ana pertinent
Two robbers Ia Montana, the other
day, entered a huusc where woman
and her haby wefu alone. They
grabbed tho woman, bound her hnnds
nnd feet aud saturated her clothing
with kerosene. They torroTi2si the
woman by threatening 20 ignite hrr
clothing N shu uttered sound. They
rummEgud tho house, hut found NO
valuables, and we're frightened away
before they had completed lhei
search.
ono OF tho curiOstics OF the Stink.
ingwater canyon IL the alum cave,
slys tho Laramie (WyO.) B90m6raHg.
TIE cave appears 10 be an extinct Rey-
sur aud n about fifteen feet across aud
easily accessible. The alum is ON the
tldrs aud 10 about Nix feet IA thickness,
The country over quite an area IN that
vicinity il former geyscf basin, OF
which nothing remains tut hot sulphur
syringe and the extinct cfRtsrs.
b Miners working In the Empire
mine at Grass valley, Cal, relOr.
that last week during the thuuder
storm the lightning struck the pipe
aud Descended Ia the mine 10 a depth
of 900 feet anu thence into the dfiitg,
where the men were working repair.
lug the air pipes. Two Of them IN
Hiding piece Of pipe were struck by
lightning aud knocked down. Men
wlfKiug In tue Granite Hin mine, It
b. said we're similarly affected.
A fight between two factions Of
Japanese occurred ON ranch near
Woodland, Cal, Sunday night Tho
prUptirt1t a. gagged q company Of JaIa,
who agreed 90 " Hfk eleven huutaa day.
Later he employed another hatch who
agreed 90 WORK twelve hours Tor the
same pflcU. This ptucipi'AiVd "a war la
which Kuiycs anu clubs were freely
used, A number on each side were
horribly beaten, One Jap was fatally
stabbed, having received deep cash
on the neck, nearly teyefing The Jugu-
lar vein.
A young woman OF Crab creek,
Adams county, Oregon, n said 10 iu-
dulgo In frequent freaks Of somngmhul.
lem. one Oi her recent exploits II
recorded as follow: She arose from
her bed about o'clock In the morn
ing aud was seen 10 approach Crab |
creek Ia her hight role. Upon reaching |
the atrBam the young woman wndeu |
Ia for short distance, as II feeling her !
wAy, anu ewam smelly across. UpOn |
reaching the opposite bank she aWoke, |
half frightened 10 death, dripping |
wet and shiyering from the colo, anu |
made her way 10 the home ola neigh |
Dor, whore she was cared TOT aud taken |
10 her home.
Thomas Cullius, cOlored burglar,
In company with u pal, made descent |
on the Water front al San francisco On |
SUNDAY might, aud thus FAR three !
tobberles have boon reported. VIII. !
lame on his rouuda must have broken |
into n saloon, for he developed con.
siderable ofa Jag. He attempted 10 |
crack a safe IN the AHA sOap factory, |
aud blew the door OIL without any |
trouble, but when he came 60 get |
through the inner door the Job was too |
much Tor him. Tue exorlion maze |
him dfowsy and he fell aslerp. Onicer |
Callahan VI the North Harb0r station |
found him by the side Of his work !
yesterday morning and plsced him
under afTest.
A deosion Of more Tn II ordinary
Interest LAS been rendered by Judge !
Hebbard at san Francisco, Ia tbs suit
Of Preston Mckinnon against Emma |
NJ. Calllson Of al. The action was to |
'oreclose mechanical lien for materI- |
ais furnished In the construction Of n |
lOuae for Mrs. CalllsOn. While In |
process of construction tbs house WAS
blown down anu totally destroyed dur.
ing the heavy storm on November 80,
1892. Undor these circumstances
Judge HeObnrd held yesterday that no
nechanio's lien could DO enforced, ior
he reason that there was no house on
Rhioh to foreclose. The Judge added:
TO no human agency may tbs dam
Ige herein be attributed. IL was the