Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-15
NEWS OF The WEST.
s,,t,,,t Nan Found After Three
Months.
DocroR rolsOSs 4 PATENT
,..,,,er B,comss q Murderer
cssrmuEor aud Free Speech
Women Have a scrap.

-, nv train Monuayl w 80
jqrg cal, lie received inJnTIe-
Hhi,h hp died In n few hours
''s Ts,na. SANFORD, . pile'dIiyer, lell
l nouia Laicouy OF san FfanotcJ
On W nous, Tuesday morning., tt.
ley Isins Injuries whluh VIII prove
iaial. ..c,u,,.
80, va. tormerly u tslleymsn IN
ssierktou, Cal, lumlot yhTu' uul W"
~ isie hos been keeping ugOAs W. D
Isy,e saloon, committed sulolur n'O r.
I.y night by swall'WlnW up'uih ~.
wbI.ty, The oau'e was 'esVnhueluI'
gougbt On BY ditsirs'loh' NNon wa
IN yesrs old and unmarried
N.vsof a daslsrdly outrage In the
',..t B.ld was received Al Albany,
~, sunday evening. rue thrslhlnG
10 ~ r. II. williamson, Oh the Em.
,srm. two miles distant, were oil
ne d,athly sick ~ drinking water
',ma spfiug Into which some nii'-
LAT haJ placpd poisDr. Two OF the
zen are danecroutly III, Tut II IL
thought none will uIr'
Ts. Burns, president OF the Cigar.
,,stsrt' union, WEs arrested sunday
sif,,prpn while addressing crowd on
'rt,tI street. near Market, San Fran
lIro a policeman toll him 10 "mOvo
.parI not ohsituct tho street, but he
tanned the fight u free speech, anu
a, sas arrested. His Casa was called
!. an. pollre court next morning. and
ybrp Judge CUnlan learned thu facts
Ia dismissed the charge. The Judge
ali HUNS had M much right To make
rstesch on the street No DID Dr. O'Don'
nell OF anyone else
Drru,y Sheriff Ncihit,, Of San
Miguel. cal, hsa taken Tom Cough
nntosin Luis Obisuo. Coughlin &C.
k6oWIrdge. that he Killed hts partner,
Charles Milan, whose body was 'ound
rattly cfematcd near Cholamr, but re-
uses TO make any further statement
The coroner found that Milan had
beep shot through tho head aud tho
,kull had bern smashed by Hotne blunt
instrument. The face was cnsftcd be-
y0pd recognition, both legs were en-
iifrly burned, and the heart and en-
lails we're exposed. Tho murdered
man was generally known % eng
Ian Chafley.n COughlin aud ho were
paftnep In a chicken ranch near
CholAme.
Al North Yakima (WAsh.), Sunday
night, Charles MnGonlgls shot anu
Killed his father, and fatally wounded
blacksmith named Eaves, then gave
himself up to the neighbour. The
trouble arose over the Islander OF
EAvssi daughters by young Mcti0ui.
gle. Eayus, his vile and daughter
drove 10 MCGonigls's house 10 try to
make Charles fstract, whea the shoot
Ing occurred. Young McdouiPle shot
Vt EAyss, but, missing him, killed his
own father lie fired again at Eayos'
daughter, and, missing her, hit her
iAthsr. Fave, has small chances VI
recovery. Eayss hteu once with =
revolver, but missed young McGoni'
Gle.
The Inquest at San Jose, Cal, over
the remains Of Elezsr Frost has been
completed. IL was resumed this morn.
log, Hnd several witnesses were ex.
amin0d. AZ n resulI, DIR. Henry Case,
the physician who attended tho de-.
ceased, occupied n cell In the county
jail, charged with mAnslaughte The
verdict was reached after = very short
delibeTatioD. IL was "that Eltzer
Frost, native Of Kentucky, aged ~
years, met his death from merouTisl
poison contained In the medicine pre-.
Icrlbed and prepared by DIR. Henry
Case and administered by DR.. Henry
Case and members OF the doceRAed'a
family. II may have been through
negligence or design, We do not
know" Tho verdict was signed by
ell the Jurors.
Rlchhold, SEWER county, Advocate:
q. I. Bean JT. has had bad foot. A
week ago cut near DtseTet, while drlv.
log heavy load down hill, the brake
bioke-ibeli, not tbs wheel-tho
wagon was thrown against the horses,
and Bean, with one OF the horses, fell
under and were run over. No bOnes
bfekeD, hut some pretty bad eprains
were the result OF the smssh.up. The
horse was killed.. ...Ovor ut ElsinoTe
the other day We heard OF q thrill ny
little melee engaged In by two OF the
elite danes OF that city. The ladies
couldn't agree on the price OF pan Of
peas, and, failing to convince one
another by the power Of foroibly ex.
pressed logic, exercised their TlEhts
(and their leftt) aud praciiosd u little
ON manly art and each others faces.
The result was couple OF "nBw
women" wearing rustic nail scratches,
beautifully tinted eyes, artisIioally
uegllgee hair, aud evening gowns OF u
most cCquelish decolleto cut or tear.
Sunday evening two men discovered
tho lower half Of u human body on a
snag In the Feather river about xix
miles below OTOvills, Cal. Coroner
Wooimsn Was notified and made al
inyestigaliOn, The upper halt Of the
body mad either been washed away OF
cut In two by the murlererE This
lHiier theory Is the generally accepted
one, The remains were out Oi the
water entirely and hsi no doubt
lodged on the snRg three mOHths ago,
Tor II had been that long since the
water was high enough TO reach thai
point Although the iiesh had shTiv.
eled away, the SIX in was uiiiulHntly In.
TACT 10 show that on one log had been
iuhlo,ed u deep cash from nh *, md
that the bone Of tins other leg had been
shattered by n bullet. No clothing u
other article WAC found whereby the
Identity Of the dead person cluli BE-
asceTtained. II quite probable thai
tbs remains arc Ola Swsdo fisherman
Nelson, who murdered Chinea'
about three or four monlhs ago In thai
vicinity. lie probably came back AZ
ter his retreat to get his boat, ana lh,
Chinese wRylaid him aud threw hin
In the river. IL Ia not likely that Auy
one viii ever know the whole ITuli
regarding the matter.
Ordered on IFiai.