Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

ut the Social Hall On Wednesday,
Juue 10, 1895, at ! p. m. The program
will be announced later.
Sergeant Eslinger donred his blue,
bfasa buttoned euit TO-DAY and took cut
the O'Clock shift; thus relieving
Patrolman Burbidge OF the rama Of
sergeant which he held during the
formers Suspension.
A man supposed to be John Berry,
committed suicide near Watdner,
idaho, Wednesday evening. He was
from Iron Mountaif, Montana. He
killed man several yeare years ago,
and although be was acquitted he has
been gloomy ever since The affair.
All the laws passed by tho frs, SET.
sion OF the btate Legislature are now
10 effect, several OF them go'pg Into
operation today, such ne the fi.h anu
game law school law, county govern.
ment law, etc. The "emergeucy lave"
--included quite number which went
into effect upon the Governors spprov-
al.
II II stated that the example OF the
southern Pacific railway 10 granting
amnesty TO the strihors % 1894 aud
allowing them 10 come back TO work
where there are vacancies, will be
followed by the Union Pacific, the Ids q
being that tho men have LEARNED by
experience not to strike hereafter
without cause.
Emory station on tho Union Pacific
line near Echo, Utah, was tho scene
Of collision yestefdsy uriwe.n two
iioght irains. nOno was trying TO get
on side Track when tue other,
through q failure OF tho cir brakee,
crashed into II, causlrg u big wreck.
| Nobody was hurt, the tfainmen get
ting out OF the way; tnos. ON tho run.
away train jumped aud saved them.
| selves.
George A. Ward, n l7.year.old boz,
while riding on the tiucSs OF n Putt
man car east Of Evsneton yesterday,
Attempted TO c1ango his position aud
| got his right iVot under n wheel nash
ing II on at the ankle. He rode fine n
miles alter the ACCIDENT, and crawlcd
from under the train at Green river.
lie was taken on TO the hospital Ht
Rock Springs. A collection OF s8S sss
taken up fof him. He says bis fol.-
live at Victor, Col. -
The little daughter OF Villa
kearns was drowned nj PARK City
yesterday, Thufsdai, autruO0u. Sac
was playing with other cniljfen aud
was missed In q few momsniu ~ her
mother, who had brVu uusY preparing
| lunch. A search was lntillultd anu
her body was fouuu M n Hume Ia I'm.
pife canyon, about 200 yarda below
where che had fallen Ia accidentally.
Tie funeral VIII takB place tomorrow
| afternoon.
The people OF the Fiat ward OF this
| city Will under the auspices VI the Y.
l.. and Y. NJ. NJ. 1. ns.ociA.
uons give fartwell Q iteftain.
mont this evening 10 Elgsfs Jac)b
Sohulthess AMI \ lbeft Yuung, mis-.
| aiobafits who depart tomorrow on NIT.
siOns to Germany anu NoTwny, Ie
tpeotivtly. An excellent pio gram will
be rendered, Consisting OF vocal, liter
aty nnd muBleal selections la which
the leading talent Of the cry will tato
part.
A triple drowning was reported yes.
to-day nom the Big Horn Springs,
Wyoming, about LOO miles eOuiueasi vi
BiilinRs, Mont. kiis. SAN Close and
brs. Wm. Bader, wiveB VI iRuchtfs Ia
the valley, anu Mrs. Badef's four
daughters, ranging from eighteen
months 10 niue yeATs OF age, attempted
10 cross the Big Horn q, the old iord.
Tue bofses, wagon anu occupants
were swept down the river. Sheep.
herders near BY saw the Accidout and
hastened 10 tho rescue, getting Mrs.
Bader aud two OF the girls out, but
Mrs. Closu and Mn. Badet's four. year
old girl and baby were drowned. rne
babe was wtenobed ifom the mothers
aims by the torrent when sue went
down the second time. When fecov.
cred the body Of tue infant showed
marks where tue mother hnu clutche
10 lightly In her eloH to save It.