Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

NEWS OF THE WEST.
,..,,,, Ssyeal Men Injured 10 a
Wrecked Train.
ar.yY RAiN IN ARIZONA
r.to, Trom A Mother 10 Save
1nem-A Series Of Fatal
Accidents.
navy nAlS IN ARIZONA.

IAN ware overcome ny heA' ~
W. asld In UmaiilIa county
~. Friday and jiet In snort '''ue'
W. ao,iop, an old resident OF
fesl Meniocino county, CAL
We'ilotn, In death by = vicious horse
Fdiay morning.
In Armsden, the narmhn NJ ., sn.
q h,,at GAL. was killed at O'CLOCK
mi Iy the westbDuud overland
fHI"o while trying 10 save nVe.
iMn ,i,naI torpedo. He IL about 30
GU, oIi and his home " In Rookliu'
90. ,,as.noppera arc reported to
t,y, done damage to cr1Ir III sUtho
,.,tapees In the upper potloh OF the
.,Ii,y abovs Ashland, Oft.i particular
,sw6.fg the harvesting was ue'hyeu'
~ hoppefs went through one iu-acte
zee Of oats nud ueafly sttipp,d H.
"a Fowler and his brother, Of san
al went huntiug lsst sunday,
Tin nm attempt 10 eros, creek Ed-
w islL and hi. gun was dl'chafgcd.
- contents Of 10th barrels entered
,i,ht side aud arm. Some ply
.n. advocated amputation immeii'
s,.iv, while others thought the arm
I'D he saved. The next morning,
,gsvsr. p,ngteus had set In anu
FOWLER died On Friday.
rac.ou. Arl1., was delugei Friday
u,s,n,pg by two and three.ioutths
.a.hs, Of rain. Two large wagon
t,'tg,s were washed away noas
tbs town, ana the Southern
p',isr brllre haI three plors washed
nj The rain cayed In many build.
irg. and many people were fntcrl
isio tho streets 10 their night clothing,
t,ins afraid Of falling walls aud ro1s.
me Tain wsa accompanied by great
electrical display.
E,,.btuud passenger train ran
mos mau On the iron bridge rrar
v,mi. New. Saturday, knocking him
ioip the uvet and instantly killing
him He was coming across tue
I,idge afoot aud dill not notice the
lt,in until about half way aur ts,whrn
uvss too late 20 avoid N. Although
no made oh possible speed to get TO the
sni. he wa caught by the pilot OF The
engine and hurled into the river.
From tho name on his railroad ticket
hi. name IL supposed TO have bven T..
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the leather pouoh whirh hnd Wells
Fargo A IoI. name. and found the
coin addressed 10 M, Pstsrsen, lie
saws bo kspt the paohaze. expecting
soma one 10 advertise for IL, AlIhough
he saw Inc address and Wells, Fargo
A Co.'S name plAIpIy written on the
package.
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