Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-10
NEWS OF THE WEST.
An Engineers R de In a Buggy 10 His
Death.
HUSBAND ACCUSED or POISONING.
Dropped Through n Hatch to Dea'h-'
Caleb tu,h ng's Bro her
Frozen TO Death.

A tsachsra' course In physical Gull
ture Ia about TO he incorporated In the
university curriculum at Berkeley,
Gal.
Robert qosuey, an engineer on the
Sequoia MIL railroad, Cal, was threwn
OUT Of q buggy at Visaiia, Cal, on
Wednesday, by a fractions morse. He
struck the ground with tuch fofce NJ
to cause his death half an hour inter.
Deceased was about 80 years old ana
leaves a widow and child.
Tn Q Craig, Wyoming. Courier ssys
that word has been received from
Browns Park to the effect that
resident Of that section was ftozsn TO
death last Monday night The man
was drunk and being unable to got TO
u place OF shelter, laid down In
gulcb, where he was found by some
cowboys.
Charges have been preferred Against
President Il. b. Morton OF the Afro
American league at Oakland, CAL, anu
he 10 10 be tried by the organ ,tioD.
He 10 charged with usuTpins the
powers of the executive COMMITTEES,
with seeking to deceive the pubic by
bogus meetings, and with improperly
Interfering In politics.
Tue body OF an unknown man was
found nine miles from San Juan, ut
San Mateo point, CAL, Wednesday.
1t was all decomposed except one leg
and the chest. The leg had boot on,
and The foot was wrapped in rage. The
body il supposed to be- thbt OF o-e OF a
party drowned at San Peuro about Two
months ago, and is evidently that OF u
FrenchmAn, about 4S years OF age.
Mrs. Emma Harley died this week AT
Ph@aix, Arizona, from aIseuicai
poisoning. She asserted before her
death that the poison must
have been In the coffee pot, und
that w. 3. Harley, from wnom she
was divorced on April 3, placed II
there. Harley, who is ronl estate
agent, was placed In custody, but the
officers state there is little evidence
on which to hold him.
Roadmaster Phillip Goulden was
struck by the engine OF tho Coliax
local In out ono mile east OF Au.
burn, CAL, on Wednesday night.
Golden was travelling west on track
velocipede and In going through the
cut did nos hear the approach OF the
passenger train. He was struck Ia the
back by the pilot of the engine and
thrown up wish great force against ths
rocks In the side OF the cut. He was
severely hurt.
Among the inmates OF the count y
hospital at Santa Cruz, GAL, Is a
brother OF Caleb Cushing, the Mas.
sacnusetts statesman, who wns minis
ter 10 Great Britain and held Other
high positions. The brother is IA.
miliarly known as "Cnips." He 10 81
years old. Whom DJy no ran away
TO sea, and while whaling was strucB
on the head by whale anu mad both
ear drums broken. He ia very deaf
For over thirty years he has resided
In California, being mostly engaged
In working in eawmills.
Michael O'Conncr fell through al
open hatch IN the lower deck ~ tb.
steamship Newport In San francisco
bay ON Thursday, to the hold, suffer-
ing fracture OF tne skull, from winch
he died Immediately. He was a shoe'
maker by trade, but was frequently
employed to do rough painting. Ii,
was 80 employed on the Newport. II
IL said that some OF his fellow work
men advised him not TO 70 on the
lower deck until the port hatcher
were opened to let In some light. Blu
O'Connor replied that ne knew tn,
place thoroughly and did not need ia,
light.
Texas Stock and Farm Journal Tn,
present outlook for the cattle INDUSTRY
In Texas is very encouraging. Ever
admitting that low or lower markell
will prevail for the next few months
the shortage In the country, gradual,
increasing export trade, supplemented
1t 10 to be hoped by an increasing
home demand, should nil combine Il
prevent decrease In values Tor som,
time to come. At the same time tn,
cattle business, like any other, re
quires now, az much as ever, gooC
judgment and careful management t,
insure the balance ou years opera
tons being at the right eide OF tn,
lsdpar.