Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-04
NEWS OF The WEST.
u, H,sIcsn BatdIls Rob a Whole
Town.
O,uonysp BULL KILLS A MAN
,,,ef a somns mbulIsi-iIoJ Who Han
away ft,m nome-fsll From a
urldge-Chasirg nobb r.

.,y md lsit Tuesday tor HE pew fieid
Of labofs.
D,uisI Job nsoD, n iouudTymap,oom'
,.itiei suicide al San FRANCHISE, Chii
saturday nightly swallowlng guam
,lts Of morphine. Johnson came rom
H., Angeles with HE family hpOu'
100 weeks ago. Despondency " AZ.
.sned as the cause for his taking hls
NE.
CHARLES Corp, n German, stared TO
IN Ia his home at Lake Park, Wash
,ngton, Monday night after tue politi'
~ aenion tttation. Two milee bsygni
sa,ih Tacoma hs fell OF q fjfty.ioot
,,..ile on the Lako Park faiUoai,
s,s.tinx his collar bone, two nngcfs
md susiaining Internal ~ Iufies wnicn
s,s likely 10 cause his deAth. He was
,eund next morning bya boy.
The posse pursuing tho p9slofiice
,obb,fa overlook thcm NJ uilleipe
f.uob, In tho Graham mountain
Ansona, twenty milee Distant 81 a
,uudown Saturday evening. fneie
sefe three robberr, oil MtNicsnti ~
der the lsndership VI Ramon E,o1u9sn'
Ahsht eniued, In which oue robbet u
bslioyed 10 have teen wtunird' Toe
goods stolen from sue store were TO
covered. Tee rotbeTs had four paoA
horses loaded with plumber, lhey
vent 10 the direction Of Dos Cabers'.
Mabel Muusey OF Ballard, Wash.
t,gtop. 10 q somnambulist. hatutday
nlsht she ate mince pie, or somuthinx
ih.t made her dream. One little boy
,,id she had the nightmare. She got
up while sslscp and put this peic o'hcs
"a a not stove. Then che went / b II
,ssin. A short time later hirG Rsa.
,Susr, who IL 80 years old, was ava
ened BY n feeling Of tuiiJcalisn. She
found the room iuil Of smoke AMI tue
he'd clothes on IRE. she YELLED, nud
mn awoks Mabel Mlnsey, Who Jumped
out Of bed, and picking the burning
elothte, rushed TO the 10 nj door. Ia
hsf attempt 10 unlock II the turning
clothes tell IRON her arms and burner
hsf ankles aud tet iife 10 het bed
clothes. She huAily got the door uu.
locked, threw the bed clothes uulsit e
and tucceedrd In exunguishtng the
nfe which threatened her own lie.
AZ Buepa park, Sunday morning,
Harley H. Moon was killed BY buii.
AboutT O'Clock no undertook, ns was
bis daily custom, TO lead toe powerful
TEST out " IsatuTc. lie had hal
trouble with tho brute before, tut had
always been able 10 master hin. That
morning, howevef, the animal, which
10 hoTnlsss, suddenly knocked him
down. Mt. Moon tried 10 rise, but thr
beast chsrged upon his ali'pfo,tfal"
form aud PAVED him furlously. Noun
screamed In his agony, but no hslp
was At hand and his life was s9ou
stamped out. Mr.. Moon waitoi ~ mt
time Tor her husbands feturn,and then
went In search OF him. shs became
Hearty frantic whom the manglcJ to-
mains were recovered. lie was 90
years Of age, ana highly esteemed IN
HE district. He leaves a wife aud
ltmlly.
Tho ~ enix, Arizona, Gszette, sAyt
that "theis IL n blind Mexican boy,
% years OF are, who has lived IA
Pinnix since childhood. He travels
along the streets daily and goes every.
where about the city," We have n
character IN 81. Johns who possesses
these peculiar ABILITIES, and " also a
Mexican. Tranqnlllo Iafolla has btou
tlind from his birth. lie was raised
IA this place, anu 10 now about IL years
old. He IL 30 well acquainted with
the streets OF this town and the adJa.
rent county ~ to 10 where he pltatos.
lie IL able TO ride y hofso NJ u u0i
shout the streets and 10 aud from hia
iAlhsrs ranch two miller into the
country. II IL n common sight 10 zee
him rlling at = gallop with = younger
BROTHER bthinu his saddle. ITAtqul'
llbo 10 slso q musician OF no mean
abilities.
An Oakland, Cal. dispatch sAya tia,
Curtis Co.. bfisen.yeaT.old boy all
The way from Pueblo, Colo, resolved
= enn hia wanderings Monday uud
bic iaes IL turned to tho ea0twaTd
tgAin. Ho was found NJ the creek
tuule ferry, cold, hungry aud suffering
IRON cramps, and taken 10 the Iseeiy.
Ing hospital. He was given food anu
twAIm bed, anu next morning told
hls story and this resolve with which
u closed. He said he was driven from
hons IN Pueblo by his steplalhef.
James Morris, aud had good luck In
teAting his way TO the coast. He gol
Place with Pat Dunno, the horscman,
In the capacity Of exercising ljckey,
N"N WY NoHh sgN AuAll 1uus
uAy morning. He was riding o. b OF
Dunne's horses on the Englsslde tack
AID the animal ran away with MIN.
lie vas carried around tho track Ia
ieoofd time anu 1.-THE end was thrown.
10 was not hurt pbyeieally, but when
Do gatheted himself up his battle WITH
tue world was over. He was scared 10
pjlnt whore he shivered Aud all OF
his brave resolves went glimmering.
hu made tracks for the ferry a. thu
MET step toward home. Cox says he
wiz not 20 to his father again, hut will
.e,k shelter In tho home Of = married
,slef, who lives In Garden City, Colo.
ne says hs viii have To herd sheep
There, hut relieves that ~ bs better
,lAu living with bis slepiatheT Or fid.
ing race hoFses.
Last Tuesday evening, about 0
teloeki two mon held up tho entire
POPULATION Al sepAr, this county, aud
Nok every available thing In sight,
rays the Deming, New Mexico, Head.
hgh,, ohe OF tne men was recognize d
BLACK Jack" aud tho other, II IL
sAu was none other than Jen Davis,
so'h OF whom belong TO tho iam US
aSVsal,s aud separ gang ~ bAnuiis.
ihe robbers firsi entered The Telegraph
wv express station, robbed tue Opela.
~, SUI rumpman, marched them 10
w plArulng hoase, relieved ths In.
na'.s Of all their availabe cash, max.
'ns lhem get into position In tue pri.
VSssloni matched from there tOJ. ID.