Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Colorado Nan Killed b. a Falling
Log.
Fatal Fall Of Baby--Nailway Wreck
--Bu,chtr brown IA Judges
Death.

Denver il having lively lime with
burglars and holt ups,
Butte Montana, grade schools are to
be tupphed with Tree text books the
coming year.
Omaha StockmaD, Aug. 10: John
Farrell brought in two duuJlo'deck
cars OF sheep from Ogden, Utah.
Word was brought to Tucson, Art.
z)na, Monday that Judge NJ. IL.
Slater had uieu suddenly attn miuing
camp near tho Canyon dc Ono, He
was missed; a tenrch was made and
the corpse found near by. The de-
ceased was from Franhliu, Ind. Ii
came 10 Arizona curing Cleveland,
fret standardization, as special United
States land AGENT
John B riy, driver employed by
| Bingham Brothers OF Pasadena, Cal,
was run d WI auu seriously injured
| by Terminal train near the easl La
| Angeles crossing Tuesday morning.
| Berry was driving q light wagon ana
la attempting TO get cut OF the way OF
a Santa Fe train he drove onto the
Terminal tracke. His skull was frac'
turtd and he will PROBABLY die.
Glenwood Springs, Col, Avalanche;
Clay Bristow, well known In Glei-
wood Spri sc, was killed a. the saw
mill auove New Gaelic Monday by
log rolling ON him. MIR. Brstow
leaves wife, who lie bin and
family OF three children at New Cas-.
tie to mourn bis loss. He was the
drIver Of the Hotel GleuwOOd's farm
wagon while the Auzenberger boys
were running the ssme.
Charles GrasF, butcher, was
drowned in the San Francisco bay
Wednesday morning, August IL, ana
Thomas DOnnelly, lumbermap, hau
a narrow escape from a eimttar fate,
| The two men were sailing on Powell!
| etTeet wharf In email boat, when
sudden Equall struck the boat ana
overturned 1t. Grass being unable to
swim, sank Immediately, but D)n-
nelly Was rescued by some boatmen.
At 1880 o'clock Wed esday afternoon
in the railroad yard OF Marysville,
Cal, an extra freight train bound for
sacramento crashed into passenger
train bound Tor Ofoville. Engineer
William GeRry OF the passenger train
was killed. He leaves widow anO
daughter In Sacramento. 1t is said
The freight tInin had no right In tne
yards al the time the accident oc-
curTet. No passengers were Injured.
News reached Los Angeles from
Fillmore, Ca, Tuesday morning,
which stated that q l2-yeeI-lld giri
was assaulted near that place MONDAY
night. Her family IL ON csmpiDg
expedition and che and younger sis
ter were sleeping in wagon. AT
midnight a man took her from the
wagon and carried her q short distance
FIR m the camp. The child 10 not ex-
pected to live. Officers and citizens
are Ia hot pursuit ana II the man is
captured he will be- Iyuched.
News received from Lewiston,
Cal, tells of the death OF lie Oxen.
dine, q well-kuOwn freight driver, on
Tuesday evening. He had been en-
gagged 10 hauling some OF the
large piping to Weavervllle for
the La Grange Mining company. He
lett Reddipg Saturday morning with
large lead, anu while descending
Trinity mountain, near Lewiston,
met with difficulty with the brake o.
his wagon, the load OF pipe being
thrown over the grade. In some man.
ner he was caught In the fall, suffer
ing almost insts at death.
A new phase OF the intorminable
Round Valley vendetta developed
Wednesday, at Ukiah, Cal, with the
arrest OF Henry Csrder, charge with
cattle stealing, at the insta nee OF Geo.
Il. White, "the Rouud Valley cattle
kinQ." A sensational trial Of the case
is anticipated. Cardsr lie accused OF
having stolen COW from S. r. hr-
bouSb. Ii is ssid the animal Yves
branded by Carder when a calf. 1t is
alleged that Whites men lassoed the
calf after 1t had been branded by
Carder and Inserted coins beneath the
skin on both fOre-legs. The wounds
healed anu coins may now be felt In
the COW. This Yves done In order Thu at
the identity of the animal might be
established in case 1t was stoleu
Csrder claims that his arrest is the
| raauIt nj pDnsnjrary