Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-19

NEWS OF The WEST.
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silIsJ by being dtasgsa by runaway
horse.
,.,, Carr. while Intoxicated NJ
srrngdale, Wash, Jay uowh IN Voc
Goods to sober Nv. re VAS A',"'Ar
nv dogs, aud when discoyhrtd "s- AZ
he p6lnt OF death, having been HER
ally tslsn alive
y FsIn, an Italian woodsmeu, 80
cans old, was killed vt Fort Bragg,
EsiIiornio. on Tuesday afternoon.
loo rolled from the TOP OF n
Sin ard crushed hin. rhe decease1
issyes widow and Ave chiliten tn
Italy.
r.porier Of the Rosshurg (Or)
piaisdelier was ~ years old July 18Th
All wanted to waRer n brass bard
sgaipst an elephant that he could out
wnaryouo In tho county within four
ys,ts Of hi. age, one milu and repeat,
The best three In nSe'
The report that the grss'hoppors had
sbeut left sonOma county, Gel, had
BADLY been received before It was
learned that the army worm had
marched IN, aud was doing much
damage 10 the growing crops. Al
Cloyrrdale much damage IL reported.
Corn has been greatly Injured and also
small grain
A white hoy aged ! . year., hiss been
discovered living among the Betchv
nav f. dians, In British Columbia. He
tays his name Il CfAgie, that he ran
away from san FTanciuco, where his
father IL n stono.cuttoa, aud that lac
went 10 tho tribe Of his own accord.
. -. n oil
rf1vircial police will take charge Of
him anu communicate with his pa
rents.
Word has been brought TO Butte that
Frank Duulou, "a blacksmith Of Carl
roo, Mont, n mining camp In D'er
L,1iVu county, about forty miles west
II Butte, and hls helper. John Cafini,
were burned 10 death Monday. Dun
ton waB nj work when spark Of FIRE
npw into an open box Of powder Htaud.
Inc 10 the shop, and the flash set tho
whole shop ablsZs. CRrini went to
Dlutoh's assistance aud both Per.
ishej.
A dispatch from Lsndor, Wyoming,
nayE Old Chief Sharp Nose, Of the
AnpahOes, has sn eye to business.
Last night when u party OF Lander
young people went over 10 the agency
10 srs tha Indians perform the wolf
dance, the chief Informed them that
they could not see II unless they each
paid 70 cents. The blyA objected,
claiming that they were friends OF the
Indians aud that they should DO ad-
United Tree. Sham Nose shook his
head and said! "When Indian goes 10
white man show he pay; when white
man 60 I. Indian show he pay, too"
Aud the boys had ~ pay TO see the
dance.
Lshi banner: The meeting called
Sunday afternoon for the purpose OF
organizing an Irrigation society Tor this
JlaCe was called to order by IsfAel
Eysus. On motion George Webb was
elected chairman and John Il. Ross
secretary. MI. Evans explained the
object OF the society anu urged the
farmers to Join and work for their own
interest. The following officers were
elected; Geo. Webb. pTtsidsnt; VIM.
hone Ir, vice president; John Wood
house corresponding secretary. There
"a no question but that this society will
prove vast benefit TO our farmers n
they viii take hold VI II Ia earnes,, II
has some OF the best men In the com.
munity at It's back.
Captain McFus, Of the Salvation
Army, will work with Labor Commits.
,i1ueT Fitzgerald OF California iOT the
establishment OF poor farm. The
idea 10 10 secure tract OF land nuu
there erect a house In which poor men
will be kept until work for them IL
iuund. Meanwhile they VIII work ON
The farm. The Salvation Army, n.
sayB, has places OF this kind in Eng.
land, Australia aud Canada, but none
yet IN this country, Produce will 90
raised on tho ranch, and IL will be
made self.suppOtting institution.
Men sent there will DO IA sintai ned but
rot paid any wsgee. Plans have not
been formulated yet, only the broad
scheme being In tho Captain't mind.
lie thinks that at least 100 acres will
he necessary to begin With, nd he
Woul like 10 get 1000, This lana must
DE- obtained through donations, AZ the
salvation Army has no iupdsl 10 buy 1t.
Two little children met their deaths
through acc deut on Monday at San
FauClscO. The first wns Viola Agatha
Horn, tho l5-months.uli daughter Of
y, II. Horn. Tue baby found n bottle
u carbgIic acid In u cupboard beneath
AwaEhstaud. There was no thought
hat the baby wOuld get into tho cup.
board, n thing which she had never
lonc. The parents' IiTSt iatlmNtiou OF
HE accident was when this child stay.
gured gRsping into tho room with the
uncOrked bottle Of poison IN lie hands.
Medical aid was GummO ed, but lLp
ehiid's life could not be saved. Later
IN the afternoon the death ny suiiuch.
Hon o. the eight.wetks'Old son OF lli.
Watj Turner was reported. Mrs.
Turner had laid down at l;i5 O'Clock
WIN Tho baby at her sido. she awokl
ioriy.tiye minutes later 20 find that IN
her sleep she had rolled over on the
chlj, smnthering IT, The mother e.
camu almost insane ON discovering
what she mad done,
A remarkable coincidence happened
lew days ago. Sylvester TryOu, u
wealthy mill owner In Sacrament,
lhl, WHO hiss been suffering from
AHgh's dlselas Tor ysaTs past, con-.
planned on Sunday, July 7th, oipsin.
around the heart anu kidneys. lie
tlok TO his bed AID on tho following
lur-day was deaf. A telegram was
sent ~ the family Of the deceased g.
nlt 0roth Horitin, living In Mil lit.
town, Lake county. When THIS tels.
gram Reached Calistoga, II was found
mat there was also n telegram at that
place Tor Sylvester ptyon, stating
lhHl hisbrOlher Hnratlo had died on
tuesday from Bnghps disease. The
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