Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
NEWS OF THE WEST.
p,ll Two Hundred Feet and sill
Lives.
DROPPED sixty rEgr 10 DEATH
4, 70 Drounings-Found Dtal In Bed
Against Observation-Disclosures In
Arizona--tatile Ntws.

who plays the violin with much ssill.
In city council OF Tempe, Arizona,
has passed an ordinance prohibitini
Inc running Of bicycles on the side
walk.
In the ~. Lawrence mine at Butte,
Montana, Tuosday evening the cage
cave way and tell 200 feet Peer
NyAn was In tue cngo and was killed.
Ills also believed that John Manning
aud John Campbell, and two other
men who were near tho bottom OF the
shaft were caught by the csRc hnd
KILLED. A force Of men IL removing
the dobfie.
Perle wilton, n well-known mining
man, lost hia lifo Tuesday IN an nt.
tempt u save that u his brother
Lawrence. Tho latter was ovotc M
by foul gas IN the Eafly Bird mice.
near Palouse City, wash. Porle de.
scended ana had him hoiated t. the
surface. As Perlo reached wiihin too
feet OF the top no lo'i hlB hoid on tho
rope and was dashed 10 death sixty
feet below
Geargo Parmilllon. farmer living
on tho Guetuevllie road In Green val
Icy, Cal, was found dead IN bud nj his
house Tuefday forenoon. Ito was a
bachelor ana lived alone, Tue neigh
bors saw him up around his place early
In the morning. lilo was found dtR
about 10 O'Clock. PAfmillion was
about 81 years aid. IL IL believed tue
cause Of his death was heart disease.
lie was q prominent farmer.
In 1895 tho acreage In hops on the
Pacific cDnst was computed ri n 200
nnd tho product 1871 900 bales, hn aver.
age OF 5.S4 bales per acre. There was
on hand u 0li bOps NJ tuo beginning
OF tho year (JuiY is) ~ 200 balon,
making The total stock 1893 200 balea.
All this has boon disposed al except
10000 bales on hand July /, 1896. OF
this output only 1900 bales were con.
sumod ~ Pacific coaal bfewors.
Monterey, Cal, witnessed n most
peculiar phenomenon Tuesday night.
shortly aNor tuuset n boauiiiul anu
perfectly formed rainbow appeared Ia
tho sky to tho south OF this city. No
rain fol- at Monterey, but the sky hal
been cloudy, and IL Is thought that the
tall end Of tho recent storm 10 tho
southern part Of tue state reached here.
The weather has boon intensely warm
and euitry, and an earthquake was
looked for, a. all indications were Of
that nature.
Yuma, Atizonh, Hows. A horrible
.honi 1.ao $1,000. a, Ms,iesna
N.sic,n stisr,e,st % hoart Ky a..'-
houna sraight ,r,i, ana M fa,, aI,nnaa
hn was thTown under the ysheels IN,
body being dragged about 100 wards.
None OF the train crew saw The accl.
dent and lilo train aid moi atom. a
iltIe iaIer inc bouy was discovered
ying on the TACK Inc hcnd anu
hmos We're torn from the body aud
tcaueIsu ABOUT. Tho ROMANS were
uiilo, meNlcan, hgeu lwenty-seVen
Year,, who had been working as a sec.
Won hand on inc southern racine eHst
d. yuma
A special from TlIlampok. OreRon
Eays that CharIoa Lamb. a lad yeafs
old, son of q, q, Lamb Of Vancouver.
fell down n cliff $50 feet al Netarts.nnd
wonderful TO relate was not Killed.
though the chances OF his recovery are
still doubtful, The boy was ascending
tho hill nj Mnxwell,s snort beach Nv hen
ho stumbled ana fell, rolling over
The lagged rocks and falling from shelf
toahelf until hi. manuled body restod
on the reach $50 ieet below, A Ihysi.
clan was hastily summoned. No
bones were found broken, strange 10
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The bodies OF two sailors were re.
covered from San Ffanolsco bay
Wednesday, one at the foot OF Howard
street and the other nj the foot OF
Washington, The former was dis-
severed by Larry Hanloy, and was
Identified az the body Of Arthur
Whalley, "a native Of England, 85 yeara
old. He was a member OF the SailoTs'
union. The body had been In the
water at least ten days. II IL supposed
lhat Whslley fell Oh the dock while
drunk. The other body stIll lies nj the
morgue. unidentified, except aB that
Ola man who applied for a bunk on
thv ship Cedafbark a fow nights ago.
The request was refused, aud as the
wanderer turned to 10 down the plank
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very enort was male 20 iesone nun,
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