Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Blood Poisoning Through a Cut With
a Piece Of String.
4 ROUNDlNG-UP OF TIAMPs.
Peculiar Accldent-suddrn Death Of a
California Fruit Grower
Other Items.
HOUSDISe.Ur OF rRAMps.

Nfh'i ANNlHs
Il. y. True has purchased the Knox
mine ut Warrens, Idaho, from tx.
Governor Wiley, paying therefore
$4,000.
BY an ordinance passed by the hoard
Of supervisors at Santa Ana, Cal, all
tramps and criminals in this locality
are 10 be rounded up anu worked In
the chain gang.
NJ. J. Shields & Co.. the largest
hardware implement house In the
Palousv country, Idaho, has been
closed by the sheriff Seventeen IT..
tachments are already fled against IL
for sums aggrogaIlng Sb5 800.
One Of the largest suowslldps ever
reen In the noighborhOod Of Crested
Butte, Colo, came down the mountain
Just north Of that city on Friday and
struck with tho force Of an earthquake.
Fortunately no lives were lot, The
slide 10 1000 feet long, 20 foot deep and
about 200 feet wide.
A few evenings ago Bill MuLaren, a
prisoner In the county bastlle awaiting
trial for driving cattle Oh the range,
made good his escape by cutting riA
way through the jail wall, under n
window. McLarUn ls lthe, man who
made such sensational declarations In
Grand Junction during the Reed sheep
killing case. Tho shcrll Il alter him.
Just as the children Of the franklin
school At Denver were passing out u
the gates for the noon recess on Friday
a runaway Horse attached to milk
wagon came dashing down Coliax
avenue. Into the crowd Of school
children dashed the horse and wagon,
knocking down twenty OF them, but
only one was seriously Injured.
James 5. Boardsley, a weil.known
iruit.gTowot Of V oaville, Cal, died
suddenly at an early hour on Saturday
morning at the residence OF his son.in.
law, where he had been visiting. lie
retired In the best " health on Friday
night and next morning about 2;3O he
arose, took drink Of water, aud Ia ten
minutes was dead. Neuralgia Of the
heart was the cause.
A peculiar accident occurred to a
freight train on the Colorado Midland
nj Colorado Springs, on Friday morn.
ing. The train was only few miles
east OF Cascade and while crossing a
trestle bridge the trucks under a
refrigerator car clipped back, letting
the car down upon the bridge. The
trucks threw the next car across the
track and broke the coupling pin.
Two head OF cattle were killed and
sslde from few bruises, no person
was hurt.
The Carson (Nevada) Appcal Gays
that mining company IA Lincoln
county has assumed the coinage Of
money. Silver 10 scarce In the town
and touupply the wants OF the com.
munity the De Lamar company has
hal coins Of the denominations Of ia
cents, 70 cents, so cenlshnd 81 struck.
The coins state on their face that they
will be redeemed at tho office Of the
mining company. The papers say
they gre great convenience for mer.
chants, business men ana the public
generally. They are very light being
made Of aluminium, aud pass as
readily as II they were gold anu silver.
A very peculiar case Of blood.polsOn-
ing Ia that OF Richard Boaly, who has
heun sick at his home la a lamoda,
Cal., since the fret OF the year. The
DAY before New Years he was very
busy Ia the lquOf store OF which he n
manager, wrapping and Tying up pack.
ages, ana happened 10 cut his finger
while trying 10 suddenly snap piece
VI COlorcd swine lie had wOuul IL
about his finger IN the usual way, but,
inHtUad OF breaking, the cord cut
through the skin ana drew blood, The
next DAY the hand was greatly swollen,
anu on consulting a physician all the
symptoms OF blood poisoning were
found. The hand was frequently Ia.
uised anu other measures rrs0rted 10,
but Mi. 5ealy 10 said to DO a very sick
man.
A merchant In Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico, entrusted ~ news agent on
tue railroad, named Ztmoga, a bar OF
gold bullion valued ~ 5000, TO be- de-
liyered to another party al Magdalena.
Instead OF delivering the bullion ~
agreed, ZamOTG brought II through 10
NOgales And slipped II across the line
without paying tho Mexican duty
leaving IL In the hands VI his irlunds
here. ZlmOTA returned into sonora on
his regular run on Wednesday, Learn
ing Of tho cOniTaband bullion, the
Mexican customs officials telographtd
down the ROAD W have him arrested
which was done yesterday, Tho ohiui
Of police VI Magdalena brought HkmOfN
up TO NOgales to get the bullion anu iIb
owner also came up ~ see about recover
ing II. ZamOrA was kept under arrest
on the Sonora slide, Tut gave an Otuyt
Tor ita delivery and II was taken back
across the line. This owners finally
succeeded IN recovering their proper
~ which was forfeited by the snug
CLING and H,mOra waB taken back Iu
stanu trial under sonora law Tor steal
lug the bullion.