Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

NEWS OF THE WEST.
Ltll, Boy Blows His Sisters
Head Oh.
,ur nrCKLE TROUBLE IN sANfL'h'
n,,i, County Itsm,-Crop' In hA'au
yalleJ-Tbrowe from a
Horse.
,ur nrcKLr TROUBLE IN sAsrErE'

RI. n.vsps per men Of Nevada met
NV u.nn "a azvtt. office wednesday
morning and sfieci.u ,ns ''
Sfsslate press associHhoh'
ar. bond, Of Forest Grove, OF, mas
~. and a hnli tons OF pfune,
ath,cavo out Of ono aud halt ssIes,
70 Su ,s.v can hardly be missed. IL u
sn, ny the ono and ana One-haII
res nave twenty-five tons.
ram. Arthur o'Leaty, aged iyear,
Ismonths, wss playing near an old
In al Butts, Mon, aud loll into h'
a,naft IA hltogetnef 200 feet detp,
~ ,ne nov only iell n distance OF sky
s., rbo body lodged In some TIM
80. Tho child was dead when tvunl'
A ,hor, time ago a business man OF
c,lnnle Greek, Dol, traded As2 PAIR OF
'hnss Tor a specimen Of ore when ne
"a anayed. II weighed elght ounces,
"a gave him q return OF tll0 ~ golu'
rns spsclmeu was from the Neeln,,
.hlch il located on the top OF tue
Rotebud hill.
sincs tho beginning Of the shipping
Lem. no L, snd including Seplem.
brr Glib, the total number OF eaIue
shi,ned from Montana points was
iIIsOO head. Not over ons-hali OF the
e.lile have been shipped % inf, ana u
Lii he al least five or six weeks before
he last shipment 10 mads.
ra,siay an accident occurred at
CbIlllwaek, B. g., resulting IN the
Heath Of n little daughter OF l., Me-
Adam. Her cight-yeAr old brother
iaund an old gun In n woodehed, and
mills playing with 10 discharged the
soalsnIs into The little girls head, tar
iagAwsy the top oithe skull.
There has an impression got out
that the hay crop In Malad valley IL q
en- ,lete failure this year aud large
number OF sheepmen aud cattlcmen
inteudiug TO come Into the valley 10
iced and wlnlsr thoir stock are looking
elsewhere for wintsrinE quarters, says
the Malad Enterprise. low ouch an
inpfession could have gone out IL
moro than we eau tell because every
body knows that the grain aud hay
efop has been larger than II ever was
before. II IL safe TO say that the grain
crop Ia particular never was equalled
In any one season.
sptlnRyllle independent Last Sun.
day afternoon Frank Allon, boy ole,
mad his right leg broken iuit above the
knee by falling from horse. He, with
: number OF boys, took an excursion,
contrary 10 the wishes OF their PARENT,
10 Mapletln bench, ana while up there
began horse racing. Young Allen was
considerably In the lead, and pulled
bis horse up violently, causing II TO
stumble anu throwing the boy over
tue horse's hesd. The animal fell on
the boy, reiulilDg AZ above noted. Tbs
boy was brought home and given over
10 the care OF DIR. DUN, who soon
had him resting M comfortably as
could DO expected under tho circum.
alAnces.
A report from Kernville, Cal, says
that n riot arose among the hali-breeds
and Indians Sunday night anu one
hslt.bfeed was shot ana killed by q
buck named "Willle.0 Tho officers
utesled "Willir." He had n pref mi
nary trial and was bound over Moidhy
uight. The Indians put on their war
paint and were congregsiing nj vAri.
Due places. Ofllcor Clark suspected
trouble anu went 10 the jail TO take
sway the prisoner. While attending
10 make their escape they were firsd
upon by tho Indiana, who were seeking
,he liie OF the prisoner. "IndiAn
Willie" ran through the town and was
shot ak times through tho body ana
received three knife wounds In the
ioalp, and II IL ssld he lived seven
hours after no had been left Tor dead.
Trouble had been anticipated for some
tine and II IL feared that the recent
difficulty Ia not over, A. the Indians Ia
this Vicinity arc at war with them.
selves and a more serious col iilot may
afiIs al any lime.
Mt. Pleasant came very nearly being
The scene OF n sensational tragedy last
Thursday evening, the absence OF wea-
pous being the lacking feature, says
The Pyramid. Fred Gud Pete Mickle
N sptlug City, brothers Of jim
AllnEle, who, win Moon Kofiord, " IN
hiding for tho murder Of Sheriff
Burns year ago today, came TO this
ely In the evening, aud II was not
0ng before both were considerably
nudeT the Influence OF iiqucT, and, az
4 tho case at such times, vera more
~ lees CuaTrelsomc. Marshal BrA5y
vas near by and thoy began pushing
aim. lie placed Pete under arrest,
when Fred put his hand TO his hip
pocket, ne though he would draw a
weapon. There was talk Of Killing
he marshal, who was unRTmed, auI
who, TO save himself, sprapg at anu
'yerpowered Fred. Then II wat dis.
covered that Fred was blu iilGg and
lad no weapon. II the marshal hRu
'een armoj, however. tho aspect OF
'nalis at onu time was such as to luz
lfy him shooting NJ Frod Mickie In
eli defense.
Bouniful, Davis county, Clipper:
The 2-year.old son OF Benjamin Louder
net with very serious accident last
friday shortly after noon. IL appears
nat while his parents were nj dinner
10 slipped into the pasture where the
lorses were aud was Kicked by ons OF
mem. His skull was crushed In %
ladly that some OF the brains oozs1
M. Dr. Stringham Was called anu
fepanned him, raised tho depressed
lone ana put him In way 10 recover.
NJ last reports ho was doing vol. .......
David Call met with what at first VIA
cared would' prove very dangerous
'ccldent last Monday. He was on y
c'tlold In his new house when the
testles gave way causing him TO fall
70 the noor ioisls something striking
I'm on the back OF the head and inlur-
ny u quite badly. For AN hour OF
"o he was like mailman accusing
nose present OF all manner OF things,
uch ~ striking him IN the head with
ne lktgnot and TIM llLs nnt tvhan M