Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
EVENTS IN THIN WEST.
wHAlsas ARRIVE ,wlrH BIG CATCHES


Fred Karnich, bookkcepcr on the
Kem,ncrcr hotel. Kcmmcrer' Wyoming
,soa shot and Killed Thursday niothlnE
Iv ,he hotel porter. The men quar-
reied over the cleaning OF thn pat-i''in'
po,oetlye Mcvsy Of Dover, Del. who
,.,,,, ,yret several weeks ago ilr the
p,irr,ee II taking Mrs. Botkln back 20
p,t,vgarc. returned East FRIDAY nlfht
and viii remain there until wanted 10y
the san Francisco authoriucH.
Al r,rt Russell. Wyo.. Friday MORN
irg tdwnrd H. Kemp, private come
pgny ID. Twcnty-fourth United FtN''H
infantry. died from the effects OF iuN,I
contracted In cuba. Kemp was one oi
tho mon who charged NJ san Juan
hnl.
There was IRE at Fort Russell.wyo.
friday evening. In an unoccupiel ~
NJ officers quarters. II dcHunlth th.
building and contents, ana was checked
Ir Itg u.,,.resa b. "a bucket brigade
fr,n tb, ranks VI the Twrnty-fDurth.
part of which r. now stationed there.
Cant Aborcromble. q. a. \. Of the
COPPER river exploring expedition. with
the remainder ~ his command. has are
rived at Juneau. Alaska. lie predicts
great future Ia mineral ana some az.
rcultufni development Tor The Copper
iilyer valley. he states that hla party
discovered anthrtcite and hltumlnuuH
coal In aunntlty. when asked o. what
he laid the general disappointment N
the season. Cupt. Abcrcrumhie said:
'ru men WIN should never have LETT
the plough handle. Most VI them were
rruhatakcd. They weakened and re-
manned In camp
The japanese government ~ taking
steps 10 determine Tor certainly
whether OF not the emperor Of china IL
alive. according Go adylcCH received at
Seattle by the Japanese mail steamer
RIO Jun Mnru. To that end Minister
Yano has been dispatched 10 Picking,
with instruction 90 demand a personal
Interview with the emperor. n re-
fused the japanese government will
consider knunr dead That the re-
/ form movement may be- given backing.
/ the Japanese are F1lnE 60 assemble a
/ noot u war vessels at Picking aH SOON
possible.
Llrut col Henry Wagner. Fourth
cavalry. assumed command today NJ
the Preside, relieving Major David H.
EIus'o, who succeeds Gen. Miller
temporarily. Con. Merriam has or.
iar'd the HiNty-nyc men aud officers
/ ~ tho California heavy ARTILLERY be-
I added 10 the troops going 90 Manila on
tho city Of Pueblo. which ia now schrd.
ul-d 90 sail on sunday, The Newport
90 which Cen, Miller viii go. VIII
carry o. large quantity Of ammunition,
lu ADDITION 90 her assignment u TROOPS
n has been learned that Frank Inrrcra
and Homer Hawkins ii-yoar-oid school
boys, arc ON their way % Manila aa
riuwawnyH on the Pennsylvania. They
viii DO Loft nt Honolulu u the transport
can be Intercepted.
-Four more whnlcrs. with catches nR-
grvFutlnE IN value $4,000. have ar
rived Ia San Ffnnclrcu from the Arc
tlc. The steamer Norwhnl was ths
nrt 90 put IN an appearance. Che WIS
fourteen days from Fox island. and
brought IN her hlil $500 pounds NJ
Whnlchonc ana jis barrels of OIL. The
kurluk. thirteen days from unninaka
brought 5000 pounds ~ bone and four
bear skins. The Gmmpua had In her
hold t00oQ pounds Of Whniebune. and
the whaling bark California. from IA,
Herring sea, brought 1900 barrels ai
sperm OIL This II the greatest catch
i1r many Year, The Kariuk reports
sighted the whaling bark Alaska on
~ Mchneln on october siat with ons
whale The whaling steamers naln.
cnn and ThrnHher were 20 sail from
/ unalaska on october seth The shif
| Wnchuncit was ln port az unalaskn
when the Karluk called.