Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21
NEWS OF TIE WEST.
A Boy Slips ln,O a River and is
Drowned.
MADE BANKRUPT by A Pet GOAT
&C dent a. tunr l-t "a thn.
man ash by
lraIu.

| JumtH lrcrlnu., J I'm OF ANNNi
CA,, vas caught tya B .u.narI Paa.t'
Hau un 1uuuuay, when duy.aa
| uur.l' tnp railway tscbi AMI "hs i.'
sanity killed.
John J. Mcbride har bro1 sentence
| OF SILVER CIV, lHnuu, 90 imprisonment
! tar ii|r, Uau.NE b"tu convicted ca %
! rhar.v O. C.imlusl assault. las CEuu
| Hf8 committed upon bic oiuyun.y ,ar.
! OLD biul .lNughi'E
JacOu Ma'qlsl, pgei 80, wau shot
anu allied Saturday afternoon by JHa.
! u. Lawrence, d passenger on the bHAt
/ ga fuufo tom WAHa Walls 90 lie Hl..
! tor, Mlsh, lhn murderer took % tIo
| hill, ,ut wn8 followed o. an .ssr uud
| cnptuTHg about two miles from
| Rrpaira. IL 10 pretumrd the motive
/ Toe the crime was robbery, ne N quiet
| 10 thought 70 have hau CYutidor4U.u
money on haud.
A. Cheyenne on Jlly IS, tue jury iu
the csss against LanIfvauN Hlu
| Cd o, ia tho Uuit.I States Federal
/ court, Tor the kiIlu o. Jim WaHnAtlr,
| rendered. a verdict tHIus the u,'sud.
/ SniB guilty Of mnHslaugnlor. Lam.
0ruBuX and O'Dsll were each sentenced
! 90 four yents Ia tue punitentiafy aud a
iibc 90 each.
Recently Little Hcnty Grooubofg Of
| iSau Francisco caught on trolling Hue
the biggest trout taken IN Like lauUU
IN fvo year,. Tho giant was hooked
on silver Bend, near this lniiHr housc,
Of tho south emu u the lake ami scaled
iust n iouu lOuuuu. Mo. 4trcnuurl,
the lau'd mother, caught twenty trout
] ~ 81 a a al D
Jobeph Martin Of Elmhursi, Cal,
HAS fled " petition In infuivUucy. lie
uwof g3l! uud declares that his down.
tan 10 uuO 10 a pct goat Martin rented
hltecu nctea u land aud prepared O.
fpiso ifuiL During his absence recent.
ly his goa. spent lew JuyB la tue
orchard AMI "bhrkrd" every tearing
tee. The crop was destroyed ana
Muf,lu's s0uTcs " income blocked,
Tao only thing that ht has that Is *
rmpt from execution IL tue goat.
Ed BlcUarJ has teen arrested on
suspicion o. being the msu WHO shot
solomon Lehman anu his daughter
In Fresno, Cal, ono week ago.
BochArd was known TO be an enemy
Oi Lehman on account OF busiuUss
trluU,tF. lio De- u young mau. The
evidence against MIN IL not very
strong. 10 j. saii tuat ON the night
Lehman was shot, ami nearly tue
same hour, BJchatd walked into o
saloon In Fresno ana called a6idu O.
mau uamei Scroggings, and was over.
heard to cay, al AN ilabls ~ bu afrcst.
ed, and want you to note particularly
thr timo VI night you see mo IN tins
saloon"
Clement, the youngest sou OF Mr..
ana Mrs. 3. Sandy Of Oh Digginu,
six miles from Reading, Cal, was
dTow ned Saturday morning. The
littln fellow left home early IN com.
pauy with an older brother aud Two
other email bOys named Charley
CTutchfiuld ana Willie kem, 10 20 10
the Sacramento river at tue mouth Of
Star guloh to fish. About 10 o'clock
tue older boys engaged In hshinE and
the youngest smuscd himself by
climbing about the great rocks which
line the rivers course. Ihe little
fellow slipped aud fell into tho wafer,
which II very deep ana aWlil at thib
point. His companions were unable 20
assist him Hnd he sank and was
drowned.
During the pat week Idaho has been
visiied by uuutually severe electric
aisIms following a pt0tfAcled hot spell.
Reports have been received showing a
uumber OF fatalities from the lightning,
one case being that Of Milton AuiruwF,
who lived near the Teton bridge In
Fremont county. lie was instantly
killod. lilo was seen riding toward the
houte. There was ilash VI lightning
and nothing more was seen Of the
young man until search was made,
when he was found dead In hollow
near tile house. The same late befull
Walter AndoHon, who lived IN Hog
Hollow, Bingham county. A thru
victim was Fred CHASER, u German,
who was killed near Oakley, Cassia
county. When discovered his clothing
was on tfe.
Mrs Margaret Ross and daughter,
Alice, and Margaret FTeslRnJ, TslG.
uyes Of James FTeeland, the man who
was killed bya train At Selma, Cal,
rhuraday, while returning from the
funeral OF Mt. Freeland, Saturday,
were thrown from their buggy Und
seriously injured. Their horse became
scared and ran into plank Rgd barbcI
wlro fence. Mrs. Rlss was thrown
against heavy plank on her chest,
ronueTing her unconscious and Caut-
log hemorrhage Of the lungs. Alice
Ross was thrown on her beau anu
ace, which was badly skinned and
bruisei, and vein In her neck was
severed. Little Margaret Fteeland
was only slightly injured, Tue buggy
was badly smashed,
OnR Cling, alias Charlie Sing, a Chi.
uamRn. lies in u San FrannlsoO hospi.
tai with q fractured SAUL, the result OF
fall from step ladder IN front OF the
saloon at al early hour Sunday morn.
ing. Sang was standing on u ladder
cleaning the glass over the doors 0i the
place where no 10 employed, when
Charles MCCARTHY, alias Jack MoCreo.
dy, came along anu deliberately pulled
over tho ladder, and Sing fell TO the
pavement, striking on the left side OF
HE forehead. The noise Of Single ial
attracted the attention Of those within
the place, and they rushed b the as
distance Of the fallen man. AS soon Ar
Mccarthy saw what he hAd dOue he
ran, hut was captured aud will be
charged with murder, as tho China.
man will die.
"BOyB, DONE 90 In swimming TO-.
morrow, foe l have preeentiment,"
said Mt. kfuso 10 his sons al CApitoia,
Cab, FRIDAY evening. He had At.