Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-03
NEWS OF The WEST.
William h. Bsebe, Formerly OF Utah,
Killed in Wyoming.
MAN FATALLY GSAwEp by HOGS.
Shot by Her br0'hcr-An Indian Enr
der-Clild Caught In u Brick
Mill-Under a rain.

unknown man, about 20 years
| OLD, threw himself under the engine
OF the south bound Sou hern PAc II c
overland mile west OF Ontario GAL,
ON Saturday. He was killed instantly
being cut in two.
The Tulare, CAL, Register asserts
that the POpuiisls IN San Diego placeu
q man on their ticket VINO had been
dead Tor year and hall, snd that he
fecsiveJ more votes than were given
TO the man they haG in nomination
tyr mayor.
George Dlckey, aged 27 years, was
instantly hlleu at Nen's logging
CAM, three miles east Of Slsson, Cal,
| Fndsy morning. While loading logs
Que swung nom the trucks, catching
his head and crushing II Against the
end OF the ekid, breaking his neck.
shosbone Indian Agency, Wyoming,
Inuisn GuIdt: One OF the finest p eces
Of oSts raised last year was on small
piece OF land arm, d by Habbie Sho-
enOne, who lives up Trout creek, abou,
three miles west OF the agency. On
little less than halt an acre he raised,
by measure, AZ bushels OF oaIs. No.
BU tad Tor an Indian farmer.
| Dt IutuutIS VI ~ Chy HuuulAlb
division OF the Brotherhood OF Loco.
motive EogiDeeTs are planning for
grand reception to be given Chief
Arthur when he visits Laramie,
Wyoming,ou the 18th OF Nj y. 1t VIII
be special occasion socially as well
q. fiateri ally. In the evening he
VIII address IA pubic meeting.
All Con, a partner In q Chinese
etore at Oroville, Cal, suffered y horri-
bic death on Saturday. he was
messd by hia frieDls and search re.
yealed bun lying In a hog pen to the
rear OF the builuing. He had evident
~ been stricken with fit anu upon
falling TO the ground the sw ne had
attacked his bDIy. He was still alive
when found, nut the hugs had torn his
sbiomeu open in a irlghtlul manner
and were feeding upon the vitals
the unfortunate mao. he died shortly
aiteTWard.
Some Indians who were camping
near GleDhrOYk Park, erase Valley,
Cal, became engaged in drunken
DrRwi Friday night aud during the
melee one Of the men was stabbed to
death and squaw badly wounded,
rhe Indian did not die Instantly, bul
iinf cred between life ana death until
s O'clock next morning. Seeing that
the wounds would prove fatal, the
murderer Rud others lett the dying
man and iqusw, saying they would
get u doctor. Inetead they ma IL their
escape and officers 10 pursuit have not
yet succeeded in capturing them.
A irIghtful accident occurred bt
EuseuadR, Lower California, Monday,
RESULT Y In the death OF Miss Am.
brosia Verdugo, agen % years, dau. h.
ter Of Don Holeuad Yeruugo. Her
brother, jose Maria, aged l6 years, was
4 playing with shotgun, snapping
blank csrtaidges. He had snapped
several at his sister in tun, and she
was laughing at him, when by acct
dent a cartridge loaded with buokshOt
was included with the blanks. The
BOY fired the whole charge into hi
sisters body. She lived until the mex
morning. The lad was frantic, ami
was prevented from committing sui.
eide only by constant watching.
The 3.year-old daughter OF j. 7.
Black, foreman OF the A nderson brick
yard at Anderson, CAL, was seriously
hurt FRIDAY afternoon. The child was
playing around the horst power pump,
used for raising water, ana acciuenI-
silly got her uress caught around the
tumble rod OF The pump and was rapid.
~ wound around the rod and crushed
between the ground anu the rcd. Que
VI the men employed In the yard saw
the child's danger, stopped tue horse
attached to the power and rescued tue
child from deaih. Physicians were
called, and 1t wss found that one OF
the child's arms was broken In two
places and her entire bouy more or
less msngleu. 1t is not thought thai
he is Injured internally, and at last
accounts WAS resting as we'll az could
be expected.
A dispatch from San Antonio, Texas,
says: There is much excitement III the
counties west OF here over the war
that is being waged on Mexican sheer
ehearers. AT the ranch II James Saw.
yer, In Sutton cJuDiy, unknown par.
Ties fired into the Mexican camp nj
mig hit, seriously wOunding three OF the
shearers. The Mexiuans re used to IT.
main on the ranch anu left for Kerr.
vile the following morning. They
had gone but a short distance When
there were fired upon again from am
bush, aud two more Of their numbs
woundeO. The Mexicans employed Oh
other ranches OF thst section have re.
ceived written warning 10 leave the
country OF they will be killed. There
is no clue to the i.entity of tho perpe-
traitors OF the bush.whacking warfare
against the Mexieans.
James Ross, a carpenter and prom.
inent member OF Company g OF the
California n ,lional guard, was baIly
burned about the face and body Fri
day morning at Alameda, Gal. RI
anu j. Chalmers were heating n eaa
OF wax on stove in the kitchen
the house when II exploded, sending
the flAnea all over tbs Il OF lht
room. Roes picked up lne can with
the Intention OF throwing 1t iBto 8
vacant lot adjoining the house, but h,
had barely reached tho door before h
spilled the bisE,Ig wax lver his
clothes. His coat and vest caught file
and in lew moments his Il sn began
/, burn. Neighbours, atItsetel by his
cries, rushed TO mis- assistance, Auu,
covering his body with sheet 0
canvass, managed to inRuisn tbs
flames. Hlpss OF his recovery nrt
entertained, though his injuries al,
very severe.
A dispatch from Lander, Wyoming,
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