Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-23
NEWS OF THE WEST.
v,dIc,l Students Play Ball With the
Log Of a Corpse.
MINER FALLS A HUNDRED FEET
n,rst A Blood yessel-More Gold for
CoInags--Killed by Fall
Hear Lake Railway.

LADY Henry Somerset will visit the
pacIfjc coast In January In the In
ierest OF temperance.
q !. GenowRys dropped dead at
Idaho Falls, Idaho, the other day. The
asuse gns rupture OF n blood vessel
Sn,lnp 1T OF severe coughing.
A. q. Beardsley, an o. 3. l., brake.
ian. slippsd from moving train near
piarkfoot, idaho, Wednesday night,
md had his shoulder and one leg bro
Ken, The leg had to be amputsted.
On Wednesday evening Isaac Erick.
son. a county commissioner residing al
Rlackfoot, Idaho, was caught under
n falling derrick and had one arm and
one Log broken, the injury TO the latter
being In the thigh bone.
w. NJ. Bridges, a prominent resi-.
drnt OF Orange, Cal, was accidentally
klIled Friday morning by the falling
Of a heavy buggy-washing rack In a
livery stable. Bridges head was
crushed into pulp ard death was
instantaneous.
Angelo Belluomini. while loading
skin al the 100 level OF the Kennedy
mine near jackson, Cal, on Friday
morning, fell down the shaft In some
unexpla,ned manuer., He fell over 100
feet and was instantly killed. He was
about 23 years old and leaves widow
and one child.
The Bear Lake Railway company
has been granted a franchise In Idaho
for railway tracks between George.
town and Montpelier and from the
latter place through Paris, Blooming.
ton and other places to the south line
OF Bear Lake county, on the west side
OF Bear Lake. The road is INTENDED
10 continue Into Rich county. Utah.
Regarding the i'll treatment OF the
pauper dead at the city and county
hospital In San Francisco the testi-
mony OF a patient at the hospital says:
"Ibe student doctsrs, called internes,
are 10 blame for the most shameful
treatment Of the dead. l have seen
them play ball with leg severed from
the corpse. / have seen them blacken
the face OF n corpse. put q pipe In its
mouth, and then dance about IL laugh
log and call In the female training
school purses and show IL to them and
have good time"
The steamer Alameds,o on her arrival
at Fan Francisco from Australia
Thursday morning, deposited on the
dock another load of British gold for
the Ban Francisco mint, consisting OF
425, 900 English sovereigns. The value
OF the gold in American money Ia
exactly S2,068, 262.50. 1t was hurried
through the custom-house and carried
10 the mint. where 1t will be coined
Into double esgles and then deposited
at the sub.treasury. This 10 the third
and probably the last shipment Of gold
from Australia that will occur this
wear. There have been two previous
shipments, amounting TO about 81. $780,
600. Assistant U nited States Treasurer
Berry has been authorized not to ac-
cspt more than 81, 900, 900 all told.
Wool Market and Sheep: 1t lie esti.
mated that the consumption OF wool in
the United States for the year 1895
will he about 232 100000 pounds.
while these figures are email as COM
pared with previous figures, 1t must
be remembered that q very great per.
centage OF wooden machinery has been
idle for long time, therefore the year
beginning January l, 1897, will open
with large surplus OF on hani-esll-
mated at 1926, 900,0 900 pounds. In the
face OF these facts, which, coupled to-
gether with the expectation that
large quantities OF wool and wooden
goeds will be imported into this coun,
try at an early date, leaves one to sui b.
pose that no advance In wool can take
place, except such as 10 caused BY
speculation.