Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

nisiol and CTum struck at him. Then
they struggled for the pistol. Cfum
knocked Man ,uRh down ami the pistol
was discharged. Mnnauph was OF
his feet again, gtme 10 the last, and
fought like tiger. Cfum knocked
MIN down again ami A. he lay m tom
lees Claim that no knew Tor the nrit
lime tlEt he was wounded, rhe uu.
fortunate man died a few minutes
sucrwaij.
ruosisy morning, a Kauuka known
AZ Joe Eagle, alias BIscs Eagle, al.
tempted 70 murder au Indian woman
Damcl Emma, wiz whom he had
been livng tor epvHTAi mon The nj
5scramcutu, Cal. lie uetnm, jenious
4 "A SpAnihfd, whom no warned ON
several Uc c.iJns TO keep away from
tnt flshing..cUw 10 which he ard the
,qusw were living. lie knocked her
iown with hif list, aud theu kiCkru
uer ins most UTuiaI msuner. After
she had been rsn.tItd uuuOi sciOus he
grabbed her by the hAiT, ufHEg,d TER
Uut OF the sCJw sud threw her INTO a
t0wbuai, which no pa idlrd into toe
middle Ui the fyrf. lie then picked
w az oar Bnd htut the tuviyiug uOmtu
into iusvuaihiliiy,A after which he threw
her into the water. Some men on the
y lD county shore " NV tuussud tue
affair al once started ~ q UJat t. tescur
the woman, WhugeupUp the k'uHka
IIVw her body mo the boot again.
Thr woman, VINO was almost dead vas
taken to the town Oi Washington,
where her wuu lie were gtCrseu by u
surgeon, Later sue was token 10
Woodland. Black Eagle waH placed
under HrfCsl aad taken 60 ihlla at W o.
lauu. IL Is thought tue woman Will
die.
a private letter received In San
ID gU, Cal, rom n miner working on
tho ltsrit says tuat "a gtswsDm. die.
cpvsrY has boon msdB lately In the
MCHaupy wiur, wh.uu hes HtiAc Ell
w much attention recently, old Ir.t-
IeCtuts having gone 90 far ~ 70 ray
tuat II " the long.lost Prgleg. The
writer says tunt fuw days ago Nc.
Hsury YVES going over the grouui in
the claim, prospecting " very clO'ely,
when he came across a little open ug
that lei 10 tunnel Of Rsntly inclined
shaft, in which ne was hOffiicI ~
hud he homes Of i've human urings.
HU notified tue men working at toe
miDr, nui thorough search wa,
made Of the I'D aha'i, but nothing else
wss found, nor anything o. indicate
now tue men came g. the.f death
The miners ate now more than ever
incl nel 90 the belief tutt he lbug.l Hf
Peg eg has been discovered, anu sIuCs
that tluo, though the ihurmDmptef ~
100 degrees In tue sun, work .H ushCl
N iily and all orc II under runtI.
The owners arc convinced ihsi byr-
aiZh rt big prul OT'lurH D. WHltIug iur
them. They believe tn sKtlHt 90 nru
the remains 90 men who u.d Uni
thu treasure ana were kUlcY by ludl.
nus. No attempt hlf NUuu uUau Go
clean out the Old th.it, bul tIis will
probably be done tyUr.
Rudolph Cohen, once a very wealthy
merchant hud land owner RnI au ola
resident " SAn FrnuotgI, died ui yell
low fever Auguss IAN, at san SsIys-
dor, Central AuufI.p. Cohen came 10
California Ia 1850 aud engaged 10
business IN santa Barbara, where he
amaspeI fortune within IA few years.
lie acquired a great deal OF valuable
lAnd, the title oil which was lu itlpH-
ton for yoatg, thru. h he was tvou.ugl-
ly succttsful. lie settled Or San Fiat.
cisco AMI married Mic Rnsiun St.iE,
NJ that TN q tho JuWish sUc.cty belle o.
this CITY, Cohen retain d his Interests
In sAuta Ba'DltE aud aisI became n
wool dealer. His transact M were
tue heaviest ana bJluVtt on change.
Ia ls72, when wgui rose 20 nearly
90 cent, hU held large quantities bu,
refused o sell, thuug hg could have
MADE neatly Sl,OUO,uOJ nj one time.
lie WAS subsequently, obliged svil
out ~ n great lIss. lie WIS associated
with Daniel Meyer Ia mtuirg aud
merchandising In Typo, New, wnete
no again made money. Later b,
opened an OK icnsive business IN Tomb
stone, A, r., Invested ~ land Ia Mex
leo and came out Of the Transaction
with heavy loss, saving bus little
from his fortune. H. lc.t San Franz
else December Is, 1894, going ~ rr.
Salvador, where lac entered the employ
VI Ellis, BiiO " Go.