Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
NEWS OF THE WEST.
NH r,lll. md ShStp IN The Omaha
Market.
,,rurpLY INJURED sv BLAST
,.,,I.sA lax A''"m'n'-ra. Amy
nIu. disaster su''-Ae''d'n'
toA Locomotive

-. -,oehman. Ass Lucas had
om'o af cattle hero from Goa
hfse ty'.b. aud Mf. Parker Of snm
N.Y.. pfIusbt IN three u"uo'eusoN'u
lads u shtep' ~
IN. mains, NJ ,dOcs and Sucker
he s.nefsl conference at the
es,h agency recently anu ui-
hsu,,s a.. rea b, iand.graht anu bounty
cu'sI ,ns Niue OF the head me-
Inundated TO take action on t"ese
qI,'lion'' d. s,,..,s,b.,
Il Knoiin Of Utah has brought ,uit
~. sl.lfiol court nj Cheyenne to
ID Wv ne tares, assessed against his
o. Va .herp, declared void, aud the
WV ,,ira..d from attachment.
% an s.ys Knolib isa Utah shesp
az" nj. shstp were assessed q
~, ,,me ago BY Assessor Rhodes n,
,n xsf. bsiug driven through 10
w'y,.sta. Ihis suit attacks the valid
Ms",ihs law passed by the last wy
ening legislature
ro,,r.et has been made with east
,s,,,s, by A. W. PHILLIPS, late
IN sroi the Central wyoming News,
sip1u,las, winch provides Tor dfillihg
an al we'll AZ that place within ninety
avs Toe well Il 10 be 1900 feet deer
sa a. oil 4, { uuJ ~ q lees depth. Toe
s.,l,, Interested have put up n large
,',,slt and none " tue lsud the, con.
,.nnI,te purchasing will be transferred
Then unllll they comply with tue
sosalllus OF the contract calling for
M, thorough development OF the prop
city.
The Rocky Mountain Coal anu Iron
masy na. fiiei an,wers in the suits
s,ou,ht agsInsl II by John w. SAM
man. az Administrator Of tho deceased
miners Killed Ia the de- ndanps mine
IAlmy, wyoming. The answer sets
IotIn the plea that the defendants wer.
10 no way negligent In their duties A.
tyn,ts II the niue, aud Allege, that u
The explosion was caused by either gas
or powdtr, II was through the pegll.
g,nee " the men killed, and not
though the fault on the part Of the
l.lsndant.. Tue cases will come 10
uial In November.
A PECULIAR action occurred near
Evanston, Wyoming, on Wednesday
T. engine /, 9y7 on tns Unlon Pacific,
which was uauling q freight train over
The hill near Wyuts. The axle OF the
mslu diving wheel broke AMI the
immense wheel thus loo,onoJ com.
me- c.d series OF rapid revolutions 81
he eni OF tue dnving rod 10 wnicn II
va at ,chod. Tho air pump was
smashed H. pieces anu th. engineer
vs uBabls 10 apply tue brakes. He
vas thrown by the conclusion on to-
Of the bliler, where he was unable to
10 anything iurther toward stopping
to- engine. Tue fireman saved him. |
vii BY fusning TO the end Of the tenUer,
ltd Brakeman Starr, VINO was on the |
,Bglnt, ium, ed oil, breaking his leg
nssf the ankle, but escaping without
Iuilbsf injuries. The disabled engine
d. not leave the track, but ran after
ibe steam was shut OF several hundred
ssL II was almost complete wreck
iiom tue pounding received by tho
loossnsd wheel.
George 81. Dfumm and william
banlon wefs taken to tho San Fran
cisco husIilal Sunday morning suffer.
ins ifom ffighful Injuries rsoeiveI
vhlls blasting with dynamite At u
quarry on the Mission road. DIumms
lsi aim was blown 10 shreds aud was
10 cling y BILE body only by = slight
h.us Of nesn. Both OF his eyes were
iuuoyel and he had many other
l,oshliorh about his head aud limits,
.,u'sd b. nying rocks from the blast.
hihlDnh head anu face were terribly
iSeiaied, and II IL possible that he viii
l0's hh eyetight Toe hospital sur.
Isons iound II necessary TO amputatr
Viummh arm ABOVE tho elbow. BE.
,ils' The lOss Of hia arm he will he
h1.ily blinj. The scoident which r..
mhd 10 the Injury OF the two msh
"euIied while they were tampIug
1--WE oynsmito preparatory tosDting.
ns hvis iIr a blast they INTENDED
making. They had spru lg tic mole
nee, and II " supposed that thew at.
smpl'd 10 lamp down Ia. sttks ~
eyhsmlle iOI tho second spring to. 10
'us hole had lime to cool, causing q
l'emAlu'e ~ pioslon. BoIn men we're
slsldefed expert blasieTs, having
.'n' Ihs Greater portion Of their lives
o. lhe work.