Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-14
NEWS OF The WEST.
Innocent Men Imprisoned for Sixteen
Years.
CAUGHT on A REVOLVING SHAFT
Ats. Davidson will Ifciure-iiuri by
an Euragsd ON-namarr sui
Tor Dead children.
CAUGHT on A REVOLVING snArE

There T. to,idlnE I'm Santa Gus ,
Gal, a. lndiau who was totn in ISL,
being there oto ll5 yeais old.
Evanston, WYE, Newer glster a
car load u.tal e. VS. fo'.ivrI On
Monday ~ the Beet VI IA Commercial
co., from Morgan, Utah.
Johu A. Quinn, an oil soldier uhJ
net enlisted In Company b, Mh'uc
infantry, committed suicide ut Los
Angeles SUNDAY alter n debluch.
The home Industry agitation il sull
being kept up In southern California,
where the people are orvaniz.rg clubs
10 purchases only home products wbtr.
ever pipCticablv.
Fremont County, ldaho, Newg Jas.
Pincofk, " Teton CITY, met with a
painful accident laut Tuesday, while
engaged In patmafking come cattle.
An enfagrd animal Knocked the kuifs
from his hand, causing To penetrate
the muscular pardon Of biz forearm,
fevefiug the arteries and the hUmOf.
image was ttopIed with great illlCulty.
Al present writing he h doing nicely.
Chaflrs II. Warden, who fcaifci
wi'h hls mother and three sisters nt
Bgl twenty. fret street, committed sui.
eide saturday evening Htgsu Fran.
cisco, by shooting himsoli through me
head with winchester rife Ward n
was ~ years % age, ana hal b come
despouJCnt because hc had been cut ul
work for long time aud was unable 20
cure position, He bfoUdel over
his ~ luck.
Rudolph Blomnuist, an oleven.ycar.
old hoy, was run over by an electric
r.rttt car SUNDAY morning and instant.
" killed,At seattle, Waah. The bUylwrs
ealing ride on bakers wagon aud
when driven % by the driver Jumped
to escape tho lssh aud landed under the
iUtwati wheels Of n car passing ia an
opposite direction. Tue car ran over
his body, crushing It badly, and the
wheels cut Oh both lrgs above the
knees.
Thofo are two men now In the state
prison NJ san Quentin, Cal, who have
spent sixteen years buhln1 the walls OF
that institution, though probably lnu0.
cent Of thu crime Of which they were
c1nviCted-mutder. The men are
brothers. They are Francisco aud Jose
AlyisO, and were sent from Monterey
county In December, 1879, 10 serve lie
sentences. They hai been convicted
~ the murder OF % shceU.0 known
No "Dutcb John" IA Chular canyon.
Frank f.. Booth, whose two children
were Killed by an electric car In OAK
lnud, Cal., On March o, has Instituted
suit against tho railway company for
a. WaNl gHHa sHFaFa
pauy ~ H. hting the suit on the ground
NJ contflbutory negligence In allowing
children AGED o ana o TO 90 upon the
crossing unattended, II this Tule pre-
walls M law, then parents must utnish
attendants for children Of this ugu
whenever they are out, OF beat the
responsibility Of any Injury that occurs
TO them,
Mrs.. Mary A, Davidson has not I'm.
iihed with the Rev. &. o. Brown, Of
Oakland, Cal, She hiss decided 10 take
10 the lecture platform and tell the
public with her own lips the story Of
the First Congregational church
scandal, Her hTit appearance as u
lecturer Will be- made In san francisco
on Saturday evening, April 27th.
Later she will maze n tour Of the
other cities VI the state, Oakland, San
Jose, Sacramento ana Los Angeles
being visited In the order named.
Stanley Ly,lon, an oleUlrlclan, had
miraculous escape from instant death
In San Ftanoisuo Saturday evening.
lie was sent 10 repair the electric wires
at the California Wire Works on Bay
street, ana while Standing on a ladder
hls right arm was caught In n foyOlv'
Ing shaft. Being unable TO eXtricate
himself the unfortunate man was re-
peAtedly whitlel through the air, his
uirenIRR6d arm striking the ceiliug At
every revolution. His screams for help
attracted tho attention OF one Of the
men employed about the place, and ho
quickly summoned the engineer. Toe
latter stopped the machl cry Hnd
Lyit0n was removed rom his peTilOua
position, He was severely nut not
Dangerously Injured.
Tho Cheyenne Tribune " Thurs,
day sayt; Gibson CLARK, United Sat 4
tt1Tney Tor the district Of Wyoming,
yesterday fleI In the office OF the CLERK
VI the circuit court Of the United
atates for the distfic, Of Wyoming an
amended bill Of complaint IN the case
OF tue United States VI America
against lUt itcelNtIt Nl lNt ANlNh
Pacific Rtiltlsi company, The
amen led bill adds a. defendants over
200 ctiLsns OF the state Tesidiug along
the line of the Union Pac iic, many Of
them being Cheyenne people. Tue
ublrCt OF tue suit II 10 secure the eau
collation. Of certain patents Issued u
the railroad company. Al the time 0l
the grant OF land TO the company, tho
act provided that all lands ~ " hich
homtgteRi or pTe.emptl0n rights hnd
attached nj the time Of the nliug Of the
maps VI definite LEGATION Of tho road
should be excepted; but that In cnsrs
where lA-ds had Besn seitled on sub
gequeut 10 the Ming Oi these map, M
such cases the company might suIeci
LANDS In leu thereof, IL Is nov claimed
by the goNstnmout tina the company
sOl, cled and had patented 70 large tract
In lieu Of the ihnda 10 which, ~ mat
Ter VI TACT, homestead or pto.emutiuu
rights had attached prior 10 the u iuH
uf these maps. A part " these lands
have boon sold by the company, aud u
part has gone TO make up Cheyenne,
Carbon, Green River, Rock Spring
and Eyanst n. The value nj the In IA
Is alleged 10 be over 8l,uOJ,OOO. IL II
uulerstood that the railroad company
viii defend the suit Of all parties con
Cernod.