Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
no DEPUTIES KILLED
,,NlIp and George Ent''nchsd Ia
ID. Rocks.
or, u,,rLg TO THE OFFICERS.
,.. IN, Eiiisd, nsssr' cA''eriJ
add Another Dsp"u sh'''"
are wounded.

s.,,llny news came today from the
,s-,ip puuui. Of Pat Coughlin ana
~, george, the horse thieves who
I,r,hl, city, and who shot At sheFln
g,,rInrlon, Of summit county, ana
s,s,poly, ss related In honday even
,,,, NEWS. Following Is the ilfst
latch received st this offices
s.el p,giis, to ne SEws
EVASION, wyo., July 3).-G'orse
,si C5ughlin, the two deaporndoes
vbshsys been stealing horses IN W.
,siv Of wa,alch were located last
,,s, BY the shsri's posse. This
s-,nlhg an engagement occurred IN
sbl.h Deputies Dawes, Of Evanston,
,,lsAsg, Of Echo, were killed. Dep
M Calvorly was wounded In The
p.alie. The thlevoo are now behind
,t,fncsie Of rocks where It IL impos'
nj, to dlslJdgc them. A report Just
says Que more Of the ps,so has been
wounded. VIII report later nows ns
ios - received.
The sherifla office also received n
telegram direct from the scene o. the
hltly. Il Iead;
wasatcb, Ulab, July 80.
Harvey Harry, shefiil: Deputy Tom
slsgg, Of Echo, aud n. Il. Dawer, Of
Evanston, were killed by George ani
l.usuiin this morning at b:SD.
ROuEKr CALvERLY,
Deputy Sheriff.
Calyefly was himself Wounded,
though no made no uentlon VI that
fact 10 bis telegram. Shortly after the
news was received by Sheriff Hardy
he wired 10 ths city marshal VI Evan.
tlln 10 ascertain whether or not Ruy Of
tho deputies ifrm here were hurt,
Captain Gibbs aud MI. Smith being
vita the fufsuing party. The response
wa.
EVANSTON, Wyoming, July 80.
shshii! As far ~ we know, your boys
ate D. X, Advise Smiths iOlgH.
NAhihNIIhi haIHuhl.
shSnl Hardy ut OIce sci about yet.
ting all 10 tue officers In siecting tue
capture A. HIS tilice was Without
funds, no says this was not an easy
mailtL liz entered Into negotiations
With the Union Pacific u get n
special rnginr,As otherwise II would be
necessary to walt I'LL Z O'Clock this
evening Tor tho regular sastbound
inlu. II took plenty of timr 20 perfect
TOE arrangements, but II was fixed
natal s;sl this afternoon narty ilf
h'sdsruNes could leave this city onlhe
$50 GAnlo WCiturn, anu a. q furn bp
uAntiefttd 10 special engine over the
Uhl1n Pacific 10 WAsRiCh, too fniIwny
STALLION Gloss TO the llne ue'wsud Utah
and wyoming. The rein 0IClns parry
consists NJ sheriff Hardy anu DSputles
A. H. steele, II. Guthrie, \. ~. Can.
h'n u and Al. Dyer. a NEwa rep.
ittenhlivc accompanies them.
~ stated yeslordRi, both OF the
l'i'o'hieves are young men, auu very
tll e1Gfaolefs. COughlln hiss served
l'eim In tue pcnitentiery for horse
M,Ilng' II IL hardly likely tbst they
WI w taken alive.
dawes aud stag both leave fam lies.
nan afo between Atty ami siNiy Year,
aase, anl we're gOoI Oflcers and well
Nylgnloh IL In believed here they
su,' hays been fred upon from am.
w, 81 'hsJ were careful msu, full OF
Sa'agr' 1, A. Stage has teen con.
mols Al Echo for year,, and also
Sluy shenn. n. h. Dawes was city
MARSHAL Of Evanston until tho present
assHAl, MI Carpenter, took office a
.uOll Time age. He was alec com.
, gaaas' THE q. A. AZ. post nj Evans
a.. wv exl ected TINT the posse Of mon
tNN'n' from here this afternoon will
% %.oie 70 make some report tomorrow
mining u not tonight.