Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

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started IN 5suta Ross, Cat, Oh Jute
i5lh, by Felix u. Heni, has .usuenJcf
publlcatiUn indefinitely. IL could not
ray the printers tue lltt week Eu
they walked out.
Frederick Little mot q IA ckirV
death at his tnw mill, seventeen 20 'ns
from McMinnvillr, or, W',uD 1y
lie was Ming Cifrup FsW, hIu
tue machinery was tu. 90 mHuIu u..
denly. The unfortunate maI vas
caught by tho rapidly revolving cav
and literally Cut 10 ritc.9.
Little Arthur Alfred, Of WELLINGTON,
met with distressing accident on
SUNDAY evening, says thr Eastern
Utah advocate, A large shepherd #rr
with which he was ncruti'wpl o. 10y,
without warning sriaas upuu him
and bit him ON the ru"gs tnriut lone
macs OF nssh. Dr. Saya0r went
down nuI drvaIp3 the urlfiIl
wound. The littIo hoy wac very gritty
AMI stood the pain liir mru, Tho
dor, II Ia supposed, has h.c Ur MAD us
he had no nggtavatinu Tor tine 1r. The
boy'a mother Ia having more Than h,r
share Of trouble, tie ions iilursH Hrn
i
followed by this new trtd VI h'f
strength.
Charlts Mofnl's, Mcslcan, 70 sotv.
irg sentence Wa the Stockton, tHL,
PRISON, for battery. Hn uss bui prvrr-
i,eu moro days ~ serve, tut when u
fegaius his liberty, a. least three M u.
hers a his family who were llvIur
when he was iGCargprated will tom
iheir gravee, there havirg been tiu'
gulnr fatality tn the family. a youuv
uhIll, hoy, was suddenly taken ~
and died, aud "Wednesday Morales,
brother, Sebastian, brrhthvd hlH ioH'.
While tho remains Of the latter we're
being IrrUnr II tor tuusI NiOtblc.'
little rifl ate a green iig lhst thr picked
up beneath tfcr nuu sNpi.eI fnuuIy
after iu COT vulsiu b. NHiAlU' if.HUuH
hro try log TO raise money to secuIo his
ItltuC.
A small reserv ir situated In Twelve
Mile canyon AMI belonging 40 Guuu'
con nud Msynrld, says tho hauti sem
tuci, burst last Wrunrsdny, The water
came rushing down thr canyon AMI
flooded that part OF MAY lie Il lying IA
the bottoms anu IN its cIursu swept
over the Chrlslinul ufr farms dUiug
much damage. LAURvmt ran nigh
W Guuu'rpu NJ the water come rusu-
Ing aluug Just before sunset and 10 we
thought the Dig reservoir had given
away. Fear wac entertained i.r the
~ ETY. OF paitIts who were known tU
he going W tue canyon Ut the llmc,
Huu report that two men were
drowned IN tue Hood Afterwards
10. N.a. g. ...H
NJ Mayhuli was carried ny tue LyUI
70 below tho held dam.
Tho wife Of Ernest DoeltOr, steward
ut tho Pacific Yacht club NJ Sausalltu,
says the San tgauciBcO Chronicle, wuH
sh.t, hut not seriously wuuuf,L,
wednesday afternoon by "A Japanrsu
servant VII "a tier husband had die
CunfgUd from tue clubs service. THIS
Japanese, VINO was called JOuu, hut
whose real tamu n unknown NJ Sau.
salltu, recently Luiit a iire on tue club
grounds which was too near the boat
houses for safety. AZ the act was In
violation OF % familiar rule, thu steward
paid tho man 90 ANA told MIN 60 leave
The rr0uudr. Ito sulienly uuUyud, tut
later returned fUT bic C.O.uet. rho dIs.
changed servant hung about tue neigh.
borhOau OF the CluU aud managed be-
lore the noon hour 60 enter the builj.
ing uuubsrTyCd, lie then hit himge'f
iua washrog M on tho upper llI.L Mt.
DOrltuf went ~ stair, uuI a. auV
passU1 the wasuruum tuu jApA ulc
rprnng out auu frel shot which g.. q
effect Just above ntr rlgut b. at. Ilu
woman screamed anu ran into au au.
joining IO0m,w len tue wyuiL-Iu ussat-
Hlu fired nj her again tut misstd.
Hearing the shot auu the outrry, Slow.
htd DJrltur Lost no time IN guuuug up
Elairs, A. no came IN eight u HE
JApanrfo the lutleTBuut bail wIigk ~
ht him, which fa.5tu no olose that uo
telt Tvs hot hieg.h on his neck. There
was no time Tor another Iull OF tue
trigger, Tor the steward clOfeu IN nj
once and the JHpanrso went down.
The latter made several ATTEMPTS lu utC
bis pistol, changing II from hand to
hand iOr that purpO,e, bat tho weapon
was finally knocked from his ErhFp,
The captive was bound, VIII the lulp
OF assistants, and Afterwards placed IN
jail.
Peter King, Zimmerman OF Cfsls
Valley, Cal, recently met with "a ty..
rlblo accident whereby hu lott one at
hls arms IN planning machine. ILu
severed limb was buried la suca o.
mnuner tina, when subsequently die.
Inferred n was found that the hand
and wrist were twiHttd. The t.Iuulg
feature Of the anair 10 tho lugl tba,
King suffered considerable pain until
the buried mUmlcr WAS duE Up aud
ttraightened, when the CIEmTud uru
strained feeling entirely va lbHcI.
Tho accident occurred nearly wyut
ago, says the Grass Valley ItaUgs.
Yesterday morning ono Of hi8 aGu.ci.
nlCs IN the yard called upon HIM 90
mako inquiries as 10 his pTIHIuts IT,
ward strength Rud recovery, Mr..
King was progressing iAvUHJly, but
IN the conversation that enBusd he
stated TO his friend that no imaglnuu
he lelt n cfamped gud u.nUBluud
feeling Ia the hand which Lo nu4 lost.
Ito said no felt as though II was
twisted, and he could not Tyaist toe
ceiling OF trying 20 turn u 10 Latufal
Eul easy position. THIS sgunu,iun hg
10 annoyed him that hr BAH silent
ecnrculy any the night bcurc. Whom
hing's associate left without mention.
i9g his In entiOn 10 KING ua enliseI
tue services OF another sUaohn Ut the
yard anu went % the Cemetery
Rnd disinieTTel the buried limo.
In tho first place they found the hand
lnn twisted position, similar 10 tia.
described by Mr.. kiug. They took
IUlt % 10 guEuAtIIv ttl t.fnp..f 10 Ia n fF