Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-17
NEWS OF THE WEST.
y,rISl. Fight Of an Indian k''h'r
10 Save Her Babe
SCHEME FOR IMPORTED GOODS
Cattle Thief DOT or-i' Bride
Nv" ..a bridegroom Ipjured-KIllcd
BY a spake-AeoldsH's'

'"bs,f and fell into the Ws.e'.
soSv has not yet been rsco'e'eo'
odd step In the movement fot
Az loral industrief, when hhs
boou'" s,.rts1 no and attained muoh
hssdway has been mnue n..n
Rails, 81. ID. Al ordinance ,i hss mi
asssed requiring All peuuu,s
svtsrs who sell goods no, man ,.
.n,sd on produced 10 ths ets'o " wy y
license Of SO a day
u.,u Messenger: J. J. hses me,
49, accident at the Morrison coai
WIZ 49, tuesday night which resulted
miss ss,ng his log. He was brought
ID ~ Mauti aud DIR. ii. II. Morley
nv NUM- medical assistance. Ihe
.I, hsppeped through the bresking
s ~. rord that signals the engineer.
On account q this most WIS
when not intondeu'
ps.ver UtoniAn; Notwithstanolng
The unusually dry and hot sumne..
wy, wv 49, crop IL the best for mcny years
W.. asntity and quality, not one ton IN
nfn.ayef precinct having been IL
Luz w., nv rain; the grain IL well hlleu,
lu,s' ~ are hlesfed with n good anu
sn sandsnt harvest, which was wei
1850 and thtashing IL on so9u
.c~sv. The fruit crop, particularly
49, 1. one OF the best aud heavlest
gs ever had In Beaver.
Nsphl. Juab county, Mine,. The
49, hoys have bonded their mine IN
mi. aslt Greek for ten days from last
1anJ.y for the sum OF $4,000. The
tsna vas taken by q Salt Lake eyud :
10 reptesented by Duncan j. Few
80 ,tbsrs. Copies OF the agreement
h.ve been placed In the attorneys
nsnds and the deal has nil the pfoba-
INV OF going through. Olhot sail
J,Ss mon arc becoming interested In
M little Salt Creek proposition ani
.,seft. from there are now In the holl
looking tho ground over
mystery surrounds the fats OF The
ss..,.eld son OF George Hill, n Tt6i-
go of CalL Cal. On Thutday the
ssv accompanied his grandfather on n
J,ive In the direction OF Dry creek.
The old gentleman got out OF the buggy
In men A gate, when the horse started
n, mad run toward the creek. The
hans was caught on the other side VI
The creek, tut the child WAS not In the
bngsy and has not been seen since.
Tue Iupposltlon Ia that the li1lle fellow
was thrown into the creek anu
drowned,
wasa,ch county Wave: Thomas
BfoAdhead, aged ~, met with u very
painful accident Wednesday afternoon,
On bis fathef,s ranch east Of Hober.
While engaged IN hauling grain from
the field u the stack he had TO cross
ditch on the way and la 40 doing he
was thrown from tho load. 10 the fall
his right arm caught on one OF the
sharp slakes on the rack, used in mold.
Ing on the load, which passed through
the arm about hall way between the
elbow and wrist, holding the young
nan q prisoner until he could climb
upon the wheel high enough to enable
hlm 10 pull his arm back up over the
upper END ~ the stake. DIR. Arid was
summoned VINO made the lacefated
limb a. comfortable ~ possible. Tue
stake was maize Of hawthorne wood
AID was about M inch In diameter
Vernon, u. O., has a sensation. Jack
hekinnon, an Open-hearted and gem
tfoua butcher, the most popular man
10 the district, had been for soms time
efnestly consijeTiDg with others the
mAny big cattle steals that have taken
place lately In that section. A large
reward was offered and the community
wa thundOpifuok recently when u was
announced that n detective had run
the cattle thief TO earth, and 1t was
none other than big.htaTied Jack Me-
EinnOn. McklnnOn was arrested and
put In irons. On the ihird dsy alter
HE arrest one OF his Numerous friends
LEFT = taddled horse outside the jail and
managed 10 pass file Into him. When
the turnkey came with tho prisoners
supper, MoKinnOn had hin Irons filed
through. and, pushing aside tho turn-
keJ, he mounted the horse and escaped.
The authorities could get no help, for
The people wanted Jack 10 got away,
and he did. He ~ now safe In hiding
Oh American soil.
Brigham City Bugler; "slstor, DON'T
tell mamma; but havs seen our little
dead brother and another angel anu
they told me | will die week from
Today" Those were the prophetic
words Of Fruoiln Snow. whiaperei In
Tho ear oil htr startled sister, One
week from that day she died. Fruplla
wac the nfloen-year-oid daughter VI
Dit. and Mrs. Luscious A,Snow Of this
city. She was q model girl. About
two weeks ago she was In her iAihor's
vineyard. Here she accidentally
stepped upon An ugly snake. Her
ITiuhN IN
On the spot. In falling, she dislooste1
her ankle and may also have been Bit
Yen by the snake. IL was either a garter
OF water snake, neither OF which IL
Poisonous. From that on % the hour
o. her death at noon, Wednesday,
ffuie suffered like little martyr. Tue
terrible nervous shock was followed by
lever, 10 which she finally succumbed.
several hundred people attended the
funeral services in tho Fourth ward
meeting house, Thursday afternoon.
The mourning parents have the GYM
pathy Of the entire community.
Monday, Mr.. ami Mrs. Francis A,
lAlnadon, OF bloomington, Idaho,
were put aboard tho noithbound night
!iIIaln, says the Brigham City Bugler.
me laly's logs were so badly bruised
mat she was unable 10 stand upon
lhtmi the man was stretched out upon
COY with terrible gun shot Ia bic
uAek. Tbs accident that thus made
helpless this young couple occurred IN
MAntupi SUNDAY afternoon. In pas =
ing through the town, thelr wagon rnn
on one OF tits small bridges. Both
oecul ants OF the vehicle, togolher with
= loaued shUt gun, were thrown cut
upon the ground, The gun was uiv-
.hnfeed, shooting Mr.. RAinouon IN the