Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
NEWS OF THE WEST.
1 warehouse Containing 100000
Pounds Of Wool Sci on Fire.
CONFESSION OF A MURDERER.
eool Prospects For the Chino, Cala''
Beet Growers-A Large
Cattle Deal.


is,se cattle deal has been cJn-
hs,si by Mount Pleasant parties,
srcsfding 10 the Iyrdmid, n. ?;
NELSON and NJ. jun, disposed 81
early LOO head o. feeders TO tho
ToIofaio aud Utah Catile anu lm-
pavement company Toe stOcA was
loaded ut Price. 5omethlng IKE
az 400 was cleared ny Ia tho ifahsac'
'ion. The original contract was Tor
i 500 head, which VIII be supplied
A. wanted right now.
1. Bldwoll Erringtoni horse dealer
from Napa, shot and probAoly falslY
wonndri Herbert IL. jones on spring
,iy,et Tuesday evening. Mrs. Emily
uolland, a cook In restaurant, VINO
- passing nesr the scene VI the shoot.
,nr. received u stray bullet In tue arm,
,ndicting q painful wound. Jones was
a. company with EttinRtuu's wife
wbsn M, husband met them aud COM
,,snreI 10 shoot. Two bullets touE
sdset. one Of which lodged Ia tue left
luug.
things considered, s5ys Pouona
tCall dispatch, there aie no more
,stishei agficultuTisis In California
,b,u the sugst.bcet growers at Chino
,his season. Never have weather anu
aims been more favorable for their
ptoduct than this year, aud Tue guar
snty of the sugar factory anu refinery
conipauy assures them good prices tot
III thsir beets. over 1000 acres VI
.upnr beets have been planted and over
1UO acres OF these will bear ptOlitc
r,,us. The sugar factory will open Tot
m, season about July 9th anu Will run
rfgbably until the middle Of October.
itis minated that over lOO,0U0 tons
Of beets will be used anu about 10000
Ion. Of sugar made. The factory In the
nast few weeks has been connected
with the Puente oil we'll by u gravity
pipe line and will have the cheapest
mel OF any similar Institution on this
continent. The fuel problem has been
asefi0us one Ia the California tugat
factories, but Chino has solved II TOT
ITSELF
A dlsheveled and apparently de.
mentod woman created something Of
.snsatlon Of tho foot Of Clay street
AuNHAhA NNANNANNh W IAAhAAAk AhNN
tls hay from the tublic landing VI that
place, says the San Francisco Chronicle.
An excited crowd gathered ana men
were running In all directions In search
Of ropes with which to rescus the
drowning woman. While they were
thus engaged Louis Holden, who II
employed on one OF the state dtedgsrs
which was ut work al Clay street ut
the time, sptang overheard anu swan
with the wOuld.Ue suicide TO the lsnu.
Ing. The police were then notified,
sad tue woman was taken 10 the Re
etiviug hospital. She said her name
vas Mrs. Annie Quinlan. She denied
that she had attenip pied TO drown heI-
SELL Her explanation was that she
itll Oh OF the noat accidentally. People
who saw her 70 overheard, however,
assert that she deliberately sprsng into
lhe bay. 1t In believed that she Is not
In het right mind.
After the fiTe Of M,ndBy morning at
Charles Cunningham's iancb, eighteen
miles from here, says u dispatch from
Pendletor, Oregon, the proprietor,
with seven Of his employees, prepared
to watch durihg the pighi, Masking
bucks on the ground, with loaded pis.
tolls by their aide. Toward O'Clock In
the morning, two men sole up anu
poured keIOsene OIL the wool ware
l0use, setting II on fire. In the house
were about 100000 pounds of wool.
Ths entire lot began burning and will
10 total loss. The men were tracked
Amile down tho! road ard then lost.
The ffes oi the last two nights aEgrt.
gate To Cunningham over S50, 900 loss,
with $4,000 insurance. Both OF the
Isnrhrs arc practically wiped out, only
one building out OF fifteen or twenty
being left. Enemies seem determined
10 cause the destruction OF all OF Cum
ninghamh property. This makes i've
ntts on his ranch aud all OF iucendiafy
origin. IL WIS the must complete ranch
plant In Inland Empire. The fire
leaves only the bare ranger. Tho sheep,
With all the other real property, ATE
Destroyed.
A Portland, Ore, dlspstohI ssyI:
L0uis Smitnie. ~ years old, held Ia
custody here Tor stealing q COW. has
made full confession TO the Authorl-
uet Of having murdered Geo. Young,
Awell.,o-dO Tsnoher of Sodavillr, Cal,
Ihfee years ago. Smithie has been
working on Oregon IAGches Ia differ.
thl places. He has been In jail Jour
uAys, aud fearing that the terrible
crime would DO exposed by the w0.
mAn concerned In II, ho made n full
e'niession nj midnight. 5mithiB's at-
complete was the dead mans wife.
Ibo story, rs told by SmithlV, is that
hVe years ago, Mt EiivcrIOu, In Marin
county, no became acquainted with
ue'' Young, who, witI his wlte and
l0ut childTtn,wa roIsIiug at that place
hhl was cutting wood for n living.
hmllhle Engaged to Assi6t Young, am
boarded with the family AM becams in-
innate with Mrs. Young. Tho Yuungs
And smithie afterwards moved 10 Sis.
,9nsi where It was determined by Mrs.
Young aud Smithie that the husband
must be put out OF tho way forever.
accordingly, Mrs. Young mEdo All AZ.
l9lhlment with her husband 10 meet
YET on SUNDAY evening ut the SJJa
slnng', On Soda creek. Young came
SUI was sitting on the brink Of tue
creek, when his wife CANE up behind
nun ana seiLed held VI him and
mm'lhle plunged u knilointe hiS hrsRst,
nlllhg MIN. He aud Mrs. Young
suen carried the BODY to a large mole,
"Asneu out by the waters OF tho creek,
SUI put Tue body into It aud covered II
W Win brush. The body In supposed
nave been since carried away by
ue suO'lqusnt high waters. Young
80 MISSED IN the noighboThOOd, but
uH uDuy was never i0und there wal
~ plVoI OF foul piPy, anu the residents
" hOlL CnnLl only MnnuaI nnu nuHhI