Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Two Boys Play With a Pistol, and
OBe is Killed.
DRINKING pour LsDs IN MURDER.
Ton Ihonssnd D,llar- fr n FOG Tie
Killed Ovfr Giving ll1bf
Lquor- faial fsll.

This annual conference OF the Meth
oaist missions OF ATE m will b. he u
PlUiIN, Aiizlna, gu October bih.
Tn. promoters oil the new sugar fac.
,of, Al Ananoim, Cal, c0ntemrlatu
having 1t under roof BY Dicomber lsl
ssys tho Pomons, Cal, Time. The
Ruselan thistle isextending itself osef
tnis section OF county. II iea grow.
ipg and spreading nuleAnce, Oue thai
syeryb.dy ought 10 cut down and Gus
inio tue Ore.
Alice Jane Wilson, aged 10, by her
GUARDIAN, MARIA J. Wilson, hae susd
christian J. Clcy iot $4,000 damages
AZ Oakland, Gal. IL u alleged that
inc child was bitten by Cley's dog anu
Injured for life.
George Wolf OF Saratoga, Cal, was
thrown from his cart In tho SANTA Cruz
mountains Saturday afternoon anu fell
over a grade, n drop Of nearly nity
fest. Ho lrtoeiveJ ffightiul iiJufies,
aud died Monday.
At Coulterville early Monday morn.
ing John Netnoiii shot and killed
LOUIE DIANNNNs NNhNNAN ~ NNN
hoes IN the Tyfo mine, aud tho muf'
defsd man was the keeper OF n salO u
10 the camp. The two had been dflnk
Ing aud got into quarrel.
Chris Taylor, n miner of Castle
Greek, Arizona, was brought into Pres.
colt the ether day o. be treated fof
screw worms In the head. He hlt
been suffering intensely for several
days, and was almos, Graz q when
brought into Prescott. Over 100 worms
wtro taken from his head, and hif
palate has been nearly oaton up by the
peat.
Monday morninr the foutteo n year.
old son OF Mr.. HolmoP, milkman
living on Gordon Head road, noaI
VlctOrla, Is. g., was dangerously
wounded by pistol shot. Young
Holmes mud nelghbDf'a son were
playing with tho pistol when 1t was
accidentally discharged. The bullet
entered the abdomen, cutting through
the intsstinee aud inficiiug n fatal
wound.
lsaac Cullterg. president oi the
Afcaia Home Savings bank At Eureka,
CAL, met with serious accident on
Monday. While returning 20 his
home In Arcatq, HE horse stumbled on
n raised rail OF the stTeotcar track, ami
falling broke HE neck. The sudden
stoppage Of the buggy overturned II
and threw Mr.. Culiberg Into this roAJ,
breaking bis right thigh In two places.
Owing TO his advanced age, 73 years,
II IL considered doubtful that he will
survive tho shock.
The Wyoming board OF charities
and reform has received advice that
the laal Wyoming convict In the
Illinois state ponitontlary at Joliet has
been discharged. Tho name OF tbs
discharRed convict 10 Ben Rodgers, allnr
Ben Rice, ard was Hsnt up tor q term
NJ eight years from Uinta county Ia
April 1891, fot burglary. His tlms
was reduced by good behavior. AZ
ono time Wyoming had over one hun
dfed eenvlcts 10 the Joliet pen and In
1899 there were al prisoners.
Edward Sutherlin was arrested Mon.
day on n charge OF numbering Henry
Bfuso near Oakland. Oregon. Henry
BTuso and George Noltn were nj the
homo OF james Brown, near Oakland,
Saturday, ana while drinking they
became Involved In a quarrel rs 10
whether or not Browne baby should
bo given drink Of liquor. Brown or.
dOred them cut OF his house. Edward
hulherlin followed them out and
struck BFuso over the head with a heavy
stick. Bfuso remained unconscious un
III tonight, when he died.
A great crowd gathered at Eighth
aud Washington streets, Oahla nd
Cal, Tuesday night, when n little
woman threw her hands Ia tho air
with shrek ana sank TO the sidewalk.
She lost consciousness buttoon revived
and was taken 10 her home. Her
name was Mr.. Joseph McCnlcheon
aud u was found that earlier In the
evening she had been n party 10 a
family Misunderstanding, which ended
IN a row and she received q blow
which did not affect her until some
hours afierwsrd. Who delivered the
blow she will not say. A couple Of
months ago Joseph McCutcheon q, her
husband, 1t Ia said, ill.treated his vito
at the same Garner and then requested
policeman to arrest her.
'Ns hAh aAhhtff WlumluKl SAY ~
Abe Foster, whose sheep have been
stopping In Jackson's Hole, has lust
returned to this city from that point.
MT. Foster esya that his men on the
liAil reported 10 him that they mad
been stopped by thirty mounted men
armed with WinohesteIt. They were
told to 20 back because they did not
intend that they should destroy the
winter feed Of the elk that always
come to that neig hboThood In the fall.
On the arrival VI Mr.. Foster the same
olllzens who had the dead line, told
hlm ho must dive his sheep back ne
hey had tho necessary force 10 compel
otsdience TO their orders; that they
could anu would muster $50 men IL
necessary. MT. Foster CHANGED TO he
Wen acquainted with quite u number
OF tho men, and after a good deal OF
talk they agieoi that the sbeep should
pass through anu they afo now In ons
oI the passes which cfotssi tho mt un.
talns into the upper WIND river eouu-