Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-15
news OF The WEST.
Curious Fossil Found Ia Sandstone
Rock at Llrdmio Cathedral
4 woMAvs DELIBERATE SUICIDE.
Fatal Quarrel over Game of Cards
Il Judge DrOWncd-
llold-up,.

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c,utt OF Vancouver, WASH, was
drowned Mt Clsisop beach on Sunday
while bathing In the surf.
Machinery ia being purchased IN
Denver city for the new mill Of the
Telluride Consolidated Gold anu Min
inq company. II will have sixty
stAmIe.
4 large and merry party Of nows.
rapor men from Omsua aud LitcDln,
Nen,, QUILTED 10 Green River last
week tor u months huuuug aNu hsh
ing trip up toward the National PaiA'
The phmniI (Auz.) Rspubioan snyt.
A story was circulated gu tue sire.
Yesterday that well known ieightuf
named Baker had been drowned Or
canyon known NJ the BO1, on the
Ha,tayGmIR, between here aud Wicl-
subefr.
The receipts Of the gold tulllon Of
the United States assay once hl
Helene, Mont, duhng the past week
amounted 10 gl.O,tsg7i. THIS 10 tnu
largest weeks business Ia the history
Of the office, not only M amount bul
ia the number Of bars, melted bni
assAyed, i3O Uclug handled.
Robert Riclor, Louis u han ana
man Of the name Of Clew became u
volved In row at the Patk tnvaicr
Great Falls, Mont, at ~ early hcu'
SUNDAY morning, nui II II allsgsl IA
Rirtor aud Dohan threw ClvwB uut UI
an upper box to the floor below. Toe
Jistanc. h about twelve feet aud ClUws
was picked 40 IN an uncousci "a. con.
dition, carried 10 his room aud surgeons
were called.
on sunday night three hold.urs
entered the mess house NJ the Moose
mine at Cripple Greek, Colo, am
stole about 1850 worth Of ptoptuy.
William Latham, tue cook, hsu lust
retired, and when hs heard the noise
In the room, asked who was there.
Three guns were pObed In his face,
anu. with an oath hD was commanded
1, cover his head aud keep quiet.
The robbers then very loisurrly pre-
ceedsd 20 break Ou6u a number Of
trunks and satchols AMI took every
thing OF value IN sight
According To the Lander iWyoN
ChpUcr, nun Of Wind, a sort Of
twistur, struck IN trout u the Shlshone
agency school building hnI then
passed over the east wing, AMI iH
Iassago lifted section Of the roof,
about hny feet IN length, aud de.
posted I, ia the YARD, damaging the
building about $500. At the time the
wind came up there wufua number 0i
children playing IN the yard aud the
dust drove them inside Tor shelter.
The roof came down Ia the Identical
spot which had been occupied by the
children.
The wife u Joseph GTsnhauser,
propfietoT Of the Cripple Creek slaugh.
ier house, located two miles west Of
Cripple Creek, Colo, shOt herself
through the heart on sunday evening.
The woman has been acting very
quectly Tor some time. That morning.
she told her husband that she Intended
10 XII herself aud busitd herself all
usy writing letters and selecting the
clothes SHE Intended TO be buried IN.
Che requested her husband 10 go 10 the
spring for water aud NJ soon a. he lett
toe house she ended her life, Death
was almost instantaneous. Grenhnutef
wns the dead woman'H second husband,
Her trst was John Schultz, who died
IN thu Pueblo iusaue asylum about
three years ago. ia addition 10 valu-
able real estate owned by the deceased
in Denver anu Leudvlllr, she hat
$1,000 Ia the Bi.MttAlllc bank anu 500
on her person. Her total possessions
were estimated 10 be worth $4,000.
Al wiuon Jet, railroad station
twenty-five miles west Of Collar, Wash
ingt0n, on Sunday, John Braithwaito
shot and fatally wounded man
named James Low, over a game Of
Cards In saloon. Both had been drink
ing freely. Braithwaito accused Low N
cheating aud the latter dealt him a
singing blow Ia the face. They sCuiiicd
aud Low drew knife. BtnithWAito
then whipped out revolver anu shot
Low through tho right lung, Tho
wounded man cannot survive. Bfaitu-
waite took 10 the brush, but wAb cap.
tufed at midnight anu h now in the
COlaK Jail. The prisoner had been
tramping from Portland,
Jbmes Cahill was brought back 10
Butte, Mont, from POcalellO, Idaho,
on Monday, under arrest aud charErI
with being concerned Ia the dyuum &C.
explosion nj MissUulh, "a few weeks
ago, by which Northern Pacific
engine was blown ~ anu ID train load
VI passengers narrowly escaped injury.
Prof }. d. Conley was given - NJ col
men this mOrniug ui f.ssil found Ia
one OF the rocks 10 he used IN the con-
tlIuctlOn OF tue cathedral, says the
Laramie, WyO., boomerang. II is a
shell exactly Ike miniature buffalo
heat, being u carhUnirrOus deposit M
the sandstone. The solid part corresponds
Ing 90 the heal IL AbIut au inch la ~.
umrtur, the nurus about an iuOn long
aud three inches from Tip 10 tip. Tho
PRO rssOF says that II N a new variety
FL It FOSSIL This specimen VI iOund by
Michael BoTgi, who h the boss uatCn
Of the t0Tcr at the cathedral. Prot
Conley has been making "a collection oil
fossil found In this KIM NJ ruCk aud
the masonH have been saving them Tor
him. This IA the cRrbuuilcrOus iutmR.
ton In the upper Pale 2lic, Just under.
lying the red T.ck Ia the geological
formation, Other specimens that the
professor has found Ia thr cathedral
rock In the fossil pinua, viii Ia closely
resembles a rBzJr shell oyster Also
the alOTismh, whiCu look likes suit.
shell fresh water ulau. ruu lussil a.
Ru extinct salt water thell, Anulhe.
IN the specimen OF the ue.lrrOuh tls-
I'll she'll These specimens all serve tu
Identity anu locate more definitely the
geological formation Of tue saulIOuk
lying east OF the city.
TTi r'Ia present low price for wool