Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-14
NEWS OF The WEST.
Horrible Death, by Scaldins, Of q
Three Ypaf.0ld Girl.
AN EPIDEaIC OF SUICIDES.
Swindllng Farmars-RObOed q Store
Two Boys DrOwned-OpcDtd an
Ancient Grave.


Dunoan t.. MoKinley was chairman
of the Cal,tornia electoral college, and
.ioht votes were cast for Mckinley and
one for Rrvan.
WI Btvan got Wyoming's three
electoral votes for President. Ar,hur
Rewall col two and Thomas L. Wat
son one FOR Vice President.
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w. ii. Ciasett seenS ,S ,,en,
tne pos,con Oh - va ns hot his
luaho. On .he seoon on uay oa. a. ,ase,
vote was rslSeu from 'o ''"''
40 Vo'es W eieo''
me oouy oI an inu'an, ou" ,r,n
SUING Pvei'ion, WIN ns ,nnna -,
Re.s OF 'ns sone ass' WINS MnnSsv
Spohshe, Wasnin ,, oa hr,,aa ~
ne ueosaseu ,,nd ""'
avery ie"'o'e
Henry Miller As years Of age, fatally
shot himself In san Francisco gun
store on Moaday. Miller was despond-
ent because OF being out OF money.
nhi,a"o ga ,So. wn,,h som 6ao MT ms
49, ""' "N ~-'N''NN
Kaspnr Burri, so years OF age, shot
and killed himself az San Francisco on
Monday night, because he was out Of
work, and had no money to get FOOD or
lodgings. He has "A brother living at
Hitzsirch, Switzerland.
oeo'ps DIIhsou'n ie.tsa ia,u., y,
SUI ~ Oa'"' ou ,',a
s .u.on, ~, no ,,ss;s u,sa, ous nnh
.nIoss anu Wiis's WIN t"No, Ss
mind OF late on account OF money
losses, ana has been acting STRANGELY
A few days ago he was seen humping
his head against n telephone post. He
sleavean estate worth SlO0, 900.
NeWs mas been received OF the nor
rlble death OF the little 3.yenr.old
daughter OF ID. Y. OVerton Oh hock
Greek, Caliiornia. On Monday the
child was playing in the Kitchen ana
losing her balance fell Into boiler OF
scalding water. She was Immediately
onnIets,v cnnb sha f,ssS %a o ~ ,n v lin, he
sna bndv
The government has shown an ex-
traordinary generous spirit in appro.
priating $4,000 to buy provisions for
the Yuma Indians this winter. The
Mesa Free Press says the magbanimity
Of this act will be apparent when 1t in
remembered that there are 5000
Indians or more on the Yuma reserva-
ton, The economy of the Indiana in
the matter of food 10 proverbial, and
therefore IL In quite likely that 5000 OF
them can feast comfortably on $4,000
worth OF provisions until next crop
time.
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sWn u, -. D. u..,nu. u" IA Sn,d,n
" .ysuainn, ~ rs saad ~ r.. n m,nm,,o,ns s
a,asr.s h,s.. ~ r,ns M 49,, ,U c pHp uhicb
he Tsfn.aa to ao Th.,v tnem onnd
him and proceeded to help themselves.
They secured about S85 In each, leav.
Ing checka and gold watch untouched.
MT. stanton was not discovered until
~ O'CLOCK nexi uay,when ne wastounu
covered with oiooa from blow on the
head ana completely exhauetou'
A new swindle ia being "worsedv
among the farming classes In Oregon
and Northern California, SwipdI.r
No, 1 calls upon farmer with a
natent wagon tonuue ana inform, him
that he il on his way home. bsying
made n good thing out of il and has
only ons county TO sell. He tells the
farmer he can have It for 800. and n
he wants 1t to write to him. In few
DAYS swipdler No. 9 comes along. He
has heard the farmer has the right OF
the county for the patent wagon
tongue, and, as he made good thing
out OF it In Pennsylvania, he wants to
buy the right of the county and offers
the farmer $3.50 and pays $40 to bind
the bargain. The farmer writes No.
nsysr hasra nt s,ther NJ the ,,sn
AGAIN. INF h,s note Games mn for coi.
iect;nn in neig h bor,ng tnwn and
hi, ia ant 500
One ofthe saddest accidents that has
happened in Sprague, Washington,
occurred Saturday afternoon. Fritz
and Con Zeyen, brothers, aged 10 and
17yeAra respectively, went fishing In
Lake COiville, about two miles west OF
the city. They informed their mother
where they were going and would be
back In time for supper. That was the
last time they were seen alive. Their
mother became little uneasy about
the boys when they didn't come home
and informed J. w. Weyer, an uncle
OF the boys, their father being absent
from home. Mr.. Weyer went down
"A, I,k-. a al l,.a.