Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
NEWS OF The WEST.
4 Married Man ElOpss With a IT,
year.old Orphan.
WILD ANIMALS IN wYOMlSG.
psslardly Case Of Cruelty ioa Horse
A Miner INSTANTLY Killed,
Etc.

ay.,t Falls, Mont, has voted bonds
NJ al. 900 Tor the erection oil hlgh-
school building.
PARK City RECORD; The Work OF
strlnging wire for the ontario oleolIlu
ilRht plant 10 now larry unuet way
AMI will DO rushed ~ rapidly ua the
weather will permit. None Of the
mnoninery has yet arrived
Price, the mutdorebaud Jim Young,
tho conuterioittr, VINO escaped from
ian Christmas evening, have been
sppn pnYsing Sentinel, heauing lof
Mexico. Their trail IL covered anu me
chnnoos for their capture are good
Roth are well armed, sheriff Murphy
has offered rvwnfd Of 5000 Tor thelf
capture.
A big mine has been found at Mound
City. Colorado. IL appears that pros
peeiofs uncovered the vein about two
vrnrs ago without an idea OF ito value,
whieb has only been determined IN tho
iast two weeks. Tue title to the ground
is ia doubt and lawsuit h already
on. The load l. four feet wide and
astays better than 500.
When tue chain.gaug went In from
lie WORK at Los Angolet, Cal, on Ffi.
day afternoon every member OF u was
thoroughly searched 10 see what thuy
had pockeiod during thu day. Another
reason for the search was the fum0t
thatthcre was going TO be q concerted
attempt to escape. On one man was
found q razor, on another a piece Of
steel fashioned into saw, and on tie
third key that would unlock the
fhackles.
a most dss'srily cass Of cruel y TO
Rnimuls has come 90 light la "A luit.c"
court rial, says the Idaho dat y
NkatCsmQR. 80. Etving was bfCu be-
up ON a charge II Gully to animals
preferred by Dr.. Il. 5. Bettis. The
evidence was 10 the effect thst ETving
deliberately stood up Ia his wagon aud
repeatedly jabbod the tines OF n pitch
folk into his horses backs. subao.
quonlly ho beat the animals with tug,
on the end Of which wua "a piece Of
iron. The Justice fined Ewing 500
and costs. The case was appealed
The remains of young man have
teen found on the Union Pacific rail-
road half mile south o. FaucovlllO
junction aud eleven miles southeast Of
Colorado Spfinga. About o O'Clock on
Friday evening the agent saw two
boys walking up the grade 10 catch the
nofthbuund freight train. Tue freight
let tho Junction about s pm, and
nothing was suen Of the boys until
early next morning, when the remaiuB
u one were iouuu on the track COM
pletely cut 10 pieces, excepting tho
head and ehouldors.
Jack Slromme, a miner, WAS Instant
~ killed on Fudny nt tho ROCKY
Point mine at Fuliord, Red ChH
county, Colo. lie LAID piece Of sheet
Iron across two stones, covered the top
with dirt and placed fifteen stieks Of
giant powder on tue dirt, and built n
fire underneath 10 thaw out the frozen
loWder. The powder, becoming warm,
exploded, blowing SIemme 10 pieces.
The shat house ana other buildings
were q total wreck. Two other miners
had narrow escape, having left the
building but q short time before. He
leaves widow and iOur small chill
dTun.
T.. Williams, cowboy who has
been ON the range In the northern
part OF the state reports that gray
wolves and other Wild animals are be-
coming quite iorocioua says tho
Evanston, Wyo., Herald. He was
attacked by large lynx tho
other Jay while riding act0as tue
bad LANDS near tho Montana line.
The animal Jumped on his horses back,
clawing nuu blting both man anu
horse Ia terrible manner. Williams'a
companion, who was riding at his side,
managed 10 XIII the benst after firing
three shots into his body. Had VII.
liama boon alone he would no doubt
have been torn TO piecos.
The Sacramento Beo's Summit (CaL)
correspondent writes ~ follows, under
date VI December 27th: About
week ago John O'Brien, known among
his neighbOrB gs Jack O'Brien, who
was working ON the north fork OF the
American river, about elk miles from
Summit, stArtuu with his dog Tor Sum
nit. He got lost In the storm and died
from exposure, but his faithful dog
guarded the body until the poor AMI.
NAL was almost starved. Then the dog
went TO a woodohopper'a cabiu, some
three miles away, anu by his antics
led thom 10 understand that something
was the matter. Tho animal led the
woodohoppers to the place where
O'BTisn Icy. All but the head was
covered with snow. O'Busn had lost
uAn VI MS hNuWHuutHs III was 0AAg
two milea from his cabin,
Fred Walker, a young married man,
anu Ida Braddie, n ssyenteen-year OLD
orphan, with fortune OF $1,000, are
missing from Butte, Mont, and MTs.
Walker says she has reason 10 believe
that they left town together, Rssho has
heard many stories OF their intimacy
Mrs. Walker has been visiting her
pRIeuts at 81. Joe, Mo. She received
letter that aroused her suspicion anu
returned to Butte, too late To meet her
husband. Walker was chief tfniu.
dispatcher OF the Montana Union dur.
ing the late atrike ana got slx month";
In Jail for contempt OF court. Since
his release he has Deen engaged In the
news business with another striker.
He 10 reported 10 have taken 5000 OF
his partners money. Walker 10 also
short $50 ~ secretary ami treasurer OF
the local American Railway union,
which he Is said to have Lost playing
faro.
An unknown mau WRS found dead
between Malta aud Crystal Lake
Col, on Fndhy morning. From ~.
peArance II Is supposed that he
had been hunting, and becoming
tired OF life ended his existence Oh the
spot. lie first tied package con.
tanning some crackers on a fence post,
thun spread a blanket on the gFOuhd,