Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
usv a San Franciscan Narrowly E'-
c,p.d Being Buried Alive
1.-THE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH
.....,, 10 Grow Coffee In California
enc, while Duck.hubtlBg-'ame
Back from the Dead.

r..,s will be 1000 birds on exhibit
,.nin the California poulity snow
wbleh opens this week
n, 4 4. knight, Stockton, CALI
.ic,ap. deserted his wife on Mon
pny Sepafting with woman nhmtd
ui,' LeOni OEey.
rank J. Cahlll, a teamster al
80. cal, was Killed ON Monday
e".,noop by the careless handling VI
BIZ own gun
cbatles Montgomery, Of Oregon
c,,, ore, shot a companion named
MN Halion Monday night, because
ussafsd Hall INTENDED 10 rob him Vi
800.
r,s o.vear.old son Of Daniel Lynch
.,Tt,ah. Cal, was kicked To death by
hor.e Mondhy. The hooi Of the
,'mal struck the child on the heAJ
ssd fractured its skull
Raise. Idaho, Statesman; Miss Char.
t,i,e Ti,trll, anu Wallace Monto will
i.,ys today for Salt Lake whute they
ave accepted Au engagement 10 play
i.,iiug business in the salt Lake The
st,f tor tweniy.One weeks.
Ru,h 81. Knowles, the seven-yeAr.
Id dsus inter- Of DEW. A. L.. know e.,
~ San francisco, died on sunday
nlgnt from burns received on Sunday
mgfniug. The little gifl'a night dress
caught ilfa as she was warming her
,tli in 'front.' Of Rn open CRATE on San
DAY morning and she was feafiully
burned from head TO foot. She lived
Ia agony until Sunday night
E.A. Tngg, . carpenter, who has
iu,t returned to San Francisco from
An lose de Guatemala, tells how he
eamc near being buried alive at the
iattsf place, while down with the
ever. Wine he was insensible the
doctor came along AMI pronounced
him dead, Notwithstanding the protest
Of his attendants. The latter resisted
Inc order 10 throw Trigg's body luto
tbp trench where fever victims At,
hurled, aud the cOmmRnJAnt VI the
iofl had to bo appealed to 10 save TIL Y
from being buried alive. Trigg says
he Jaw an aged Ffonohman who hHd
tesnstticken with fever thrown Into tho
trench while he was still breathing.
Wa Mcueorge, a Eureka, CAL,
druggist, was the victim Of n hunting
accident at noon Monday, which will
NOTABLY cost him his llis. With two
companions he W In a b nj hunting
ducfs. Milton BohRll, one OF the
marty, stepped out Of the boat TO re-.
cover a bird, and In taking his gun
from the bottom OF the boat the ham.
mef caught on u cord attached 10 the
fowlooks, with the result that the piece
vas discharged aud the load struck
McGsoTgs In the left nrm, near the
shoulder. The Injured man was taken
to the hospital, where this doctors this
evening removed the arm from tue
socket Tue chances are against his
recovery.
Col, Charles r. CrOckeT Ia goiug 10
start coffee plantation down In The
San joaquin valley. The Pacific Mail
c0mpauy's steamer San Juan, which
auiyed last Sunday, brought from
Central America 900 yearling plants
with which Col. CrgokeT VIII COM
mence bis interesting venture. The
plaBtt were carefully selected by SAM
died on board tho steamer December
lI, but the object for which he maize
the trip has been accomplished, and
the collection OF plants, which psrhaps
cost him his life, wsH landed safely.
Tue coffee plants secured are OF the
hardy Arabian variety, which produces
tue bulk OF the coffee commerce.
A....at.,.. .. .a.l... ..aatw.a .t
the general tiiice OF the Southern
Pacific company, Sill, 900 Of Western
Pacific hrst mortgage honde are now
telling taken up nj the New York ofilce
u the company. These bonds are part
Of the Oh itsuse OF Western PAo nc fret
mortgage bonds, bearing the date Of
December /, 1895. They became due
on the fret OF the present month, and
~ the holders OF the same refused 20
accept an extension OF time At n lower
rate Of interest they are now being
taken up al the New York Office oi
The company. The bonds drew elk
per cent interest. The Western Pact.
no was consolidated with The Central
Pac &c In 1870, and that road became
iSspOnGible Tor its bonds.
Ten days ngo Fred Markham q
hAekman In 5Rnta Cruz, Cal, received
. letter stating that hls mother had
dled In Battle Greek. Mich, sS this re-
suit Of a railroad accident and that tue
temaius would be inferred before he
could reach Battle Creek. A few days
htet no was astonished at receiving
another letter containing the infOrma'
ton that his mother 10 alive. The
letter further stated that his mothers
death had apparently occurred when
the first letter was written. While the
funeral services were In prOgrsss tho
minister, relatives and congregation
were terrified by a sound from the
CONN, and a moment later the COM q
ia was broken anu Mrs. Markham was
found to be alive. IL appears that che
had suffered from conclusion OF the
brain and for two days was unoyn'
tcl0uS.