Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-20
A Caruustr Fatally Shot While Trying
10 EYade Arrest.
. CIRCUS PERFORMER INJURED.


Prices Oh sheep are doing better a.
well as on cattle, ., the follow ng from
the Casper Derrick showt: "SuliivAn
ana Mahonsy struck q good market
With their last shlpmsnt o. fat sheep
10 Chicago. They received fem $40
to $50 per 100 pounds"
+. Il. Bissell, chief engineer Of the
Gulf system, put his men to work At
GraueruH, surveying the line beiween
Pueblo aud Trinidad, Col, on TuesdGy
morning. Il IL the Intention Of the
road 10 build this line Immediately
and the work Of surveying will be
pushed vigorously.
Harry Pinkerton, 10 years old, n
circus performer aud musician, was
probably fatally Injured ON Monday
syening at Byefs, Colo. Pinkerton was
engas ed by Howe q Cushing's circus
until a few days ago, when he lett the
show OF Rockwell, Texas, and being
without funds he Travelled north on
freight cars. He was helping a train
crew when injured.
Dan Noonan, n policeman, was
found dead ln his bed Mt Butte, Monday
afternoon. He went ~ Anaconda o
n picnic SUNDAY, returned at | O'Clock
Monday morn NIX 10 his boarding bouts
and went 10 bed. He proceeded to
police headquarters early In the after.
noon, but was taken with u vomiting
NJ aud got back TO bed, A $3.50 his
lAndlady called him 10 supper and
found him dead,
The order In reference 10 the rtmov.
nj Of the soldiers at Fort Russell was
Issued yesterday, says the Cheyenne
Sun, and they will 20 to Columbus
barracks ~ was thought would be the
case. Columbus barracks IL right IN
tho heart OF the city Of Columbus, o.,
and Ia said TO be n very iine fort. The
removal will be- made At once and by
the let OF next month there will be
none Of the Seventeenth left In thi,
region.
The Carson { NevAda) 7fi5uHe sayI:
The strike In the Zrn.5chuiE niue NJ
Pine Nut continues to DO tue theme Of
conversation In Carson. This ore
brought Ia ly Zrn IL on exhibition At
the Arlington hotel, and swAfms OF
people have been flgcking into the
hotel today to examine the same. Min.
ing men from Virgiuia arc asiounded
At the richness VI tho ore, anu ssy that
n there IL any considerable body, Pine
Nut will be q booming city.
Alfred Hodnett, tho Allayllle shoe.
maker, received an order for nam
moth pair Of shoes this week, remarks
tho Angels, Cal, Herald IL came
from an employe OF n saw mill In tue
mountains, VINO stands feet o inches
tall ON Two feet that will favOfAbly
eomplre with those that the giants VI
oiden times are reported 10 have poe
tessed, The feet that the mountain
man wants incafsd In leather measure
Is inches Ia length, III inches around
the Instep, aud net Inches around tne
heel and instep.
While two little children named
Hastings were crossing n pasture near
the house OF 4. w. Ferguson on the
Roaedblo road, says the Kern county
Californian, n swarm Of bees settled on
tne uead Of one OF the little ones. The
Guild fought them OF, but before they
left her she was slung over 100 tunes
about the face anu head, The child
with her was also severely handled by
tue Infatuated inEeotA. The greatesi
sufferer 10 only about fiyo yeArs old.
A uucIpr was called on aud applied
remedies TO ease and cure the wounds.
At last reports both children were get
ting along nicely.
The wife Of Professor Fred stanton,
formerly OF Denver, has had a contest
cAse pending In the land ofiice At
Cheyenne, involving her right TO file
on $40 acres OF land nd Joining the cor
pOIale limits OF Cheyenne. The case
has been contested most bitterly, and
as n last resort went to the secretary
OF tho interior, aud now the local lanu
officers have received instructions TO
receive her fling under the old law,
which permitted a filing OF $40 acres
az a desert claim. Five years ago
Marshall johnson, who thought he
had a title, sold tho land for $4,000,
aud n quarter section was laid out In
town lots. The purchasers nding out
later the conditionsoi the title, forfeited
his option, since which time the lanl
has laid idle.
A farm hand who gave his name as
Leaf BuTTOw, was shot, probably
fatally, while svRding arrest nj Wool.
land, Cal, on Monday afternoon. He
had been oarousing with some friends
In q disTepuiAble quarter OF the town
and created u disturbance In the house
OF a woman named Belle Curtis. The
Curtis woman bWOfe out WhfTent lDT
his arrest, but when Marshal Erwin
aud Constable Rhodes approached,
Burrow iird. The officers commanded
him to hAult, but he continued TO run.
Constable Rhodes fired at the flnoir x
man, but failed to stop him. Ho was
aftefwATd found In barn In the
suburbs, suffering from wounj In the
abdomen caused by the Ofllcet's shot.
Burrow IL still living, but the doctor,
consider his chances Of recovery slim.
According to the Portland Oregon
ian, about year ago a hog escaped
from baud being driven through
AlblnR into the brush on Montgomery
slough, which Ia still very dense. Th'
animal never was recovered, but htI
frequently been seen, and has become
wild and feroclous. Until recently he
never came out Of the brush, but he
has been committing depredRiions OIL
most nightly on the premises border
ing on the Montgomery tract. No
fence can keep him out OF an euclosuT,
when he wants 10 20 through. A
gentleman and his wife wera Aroused
the other morning about O'Clock bJ
what they supposed was burglar. Or
getting up they discovered the hog II
The woOdshed tearing everything Il
pieces. The hog made a break for thu
front fence, which though lstronglI
built, he went through, crushing thu
boards AMI wTeCking about hve Zee