Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-09

gun 10 keen on Wild animals an three
or iouf TASKS Of spitits, the cave
eeatChorH VIII 90 prepared 81 face tht
living or the dead, not forgetting {,
take with them q ball OF twinp ard lox
U' candies. A lantern Will be provided
against the bsis. Tho piutes have o.
tradition that iu the dim past, when
their ancestors FIRST setiel In that
viriuiiy, a race Of cunuibals inhabited
that region. The pIuiel made war upon
them and the caunibals were defeated,
and 700 o. them sought refuge H.
the cave. rhU piutus built huge fire.
at tie entrance % tho cave aud sm0th.
cred the Cannlbals with smoke, and the
relies fouui IN the cave are the skele-
tons Of tho chnuibals and the weapons
used by them Ia warfare. L0Uciook NeW
Ira.
Jealousy was the cause Of trnla'
murder ut little Mexican ttttlemeni
known ns Rocky Hiii, some xix milet
from Pefrls, Cal, the other night. foi
some time past Andrew Mitslth ma
teen paying attentions ~ tue pftty
daughter uf jose Flores. Matters were
going smoothly until few weeks uRO.
when Ramon Ozuna, n good llo4ing
young Mexican, arrived from chi
huanua ana went to work Tor Flores.
Ogiua s1uu proved iival 90 Morales
in tha affections Oi tho Flores giili anu
"a bitter luud between the young men
was tho result. John Myurs AM
OEuna were vt the house " hvb Nlialu-
came 10 pay the gifl v.siL FIuiiur
She alrca ~ had company be uccliacd
10 enter tbs house, but cent word O.
Mycrs that he wanted 10 zee him.
Myers went 10 the a OL whUiuupJn
Morales, without wOTJ, dealt him 70
terrible blow with a large revolver
Myrts fell sruiclpss 10 thu ground with
an "a ~ cut rlx inches iu length across
the tor VI hii head. Oziua HEARING
tho noise came 90 the 8UUr aud nfkC1
Morales what the trouble was about
The latter replied iu SYaui,I 81" am
alter you, too" aud dealt hin o. blow
with lho pistol, following % up by
firing while the weapon WAS 81 -c 60
OzuuA'a head. Tho bullet entered lust
under the Lett eye ami OLina dropped
dcnd. Flores ami Antonio GafClI
rushed out when they heard ihu shot
but the MUIR crur kept them 10 % dia
lance anu nai. a posse started 'u
purult
A dispatch from Toronto states that
W, q. Campbell u Oakland, Cal, VIC.
limEei man out VI slnJO, uui hlto
Bwiudlel a uumBur OF merchants ut
that IlnCu. hu went there ns very
swell young man, and worked himself
into society. He was engaged 10 be
married, tut HE character was de.
covered Ia umu TO prevent the we'd
ding. The facts VI the case were
called 10 the attention Of the ponce 10
| Oakland, nud thsy nt once nruuunctu
| that the young mau wsH none OlbuT
than CALVIN Campbell, who some time
| ago dgiTuud,d a number 81 local mef.
/ Chantf. Campbell went ~ Oaklauu
from san jose, aud was very swell iot
a time. lie pretended TO have 10 great
deal Of m nry, aud mate "a dash AZ
/ getting into society, but ho DID ut sue
ctud very well. lie was aucstei Tor
swiLgiirg, uul compelled 10 serve
ninety uuys' imlf sIumUnt IN the
county jail. When ho got out hc made
the acquaintance Oi an Otlmablr
| young LADY, uui when she found Out
WIN he was shc dropped aim. Camp
| bt!. was fellow VINO Icfb.sttd Ia ufg'
lug himself upon people. lie wrote
| tie young lazy luDturund n1GcI her u
elOte with him. He announced all the
arrangements ~ the letter. Tho XII
was Indignant over the lctterand gave
IL 20 her father. The latter si0fmtd
whom he read u, Eni mt Uuco hunted
up Campbell. when he iound hlm
/ he gave him good beating. Tue next
Jay Campbell had tbs iatutr arrtsioi
/ fof battery. A lew days later the gay
young man mysteriously ditappraied,
/ and nad not been heard iilm sincv
until the dispatch waa received.