Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

der creek on Aug IAN. At arst IL vas
supposed Paynter's death was acct
dental. the theory being mas b. ,s,y
thrown from his horse ana tbSt NE
shull was crushed By the Tan IIis reii.
ives ana friends have since become
conNlneel that he met with foul play
and an enori is now being mado 10 an
prehoni the guilt'f parties
Mullan dispatch to SPOKANE s,o,,...
Ilah-iheNicw II. 6. Williams had an
ierday morning that nearly co.. M,
MS lie. The bear had been soon 49,
qucnily lately auh Air. Wuilawe .si
tfap Tor him few days ago. and 49,
tefday morning on visiting mo 80,
found the btnr safely caught. Ue vas
nnarined and venturcd too near md a
hrht ensucd from which he emerged
with n broken rib and uuu1rra,s al
and gashes. The Northern parloc ~.
ton hands Brought him 10 town s,d
his wounds were dressed. non. -
which are serious
rhc San Francisco Examiner ,..,..,.
Brigadlcr General Miller. now In sofn.
mand OF the troops there. "a rsvin,-
that within a month three Of tho rari,
mcnis oncampcd at the proaidio wifi bo
on their way 70 Honolulu on Manu-,
They are the First Tcnnoa-re. Fjffy-
flrst Iowa and Twentieth Kansas rhe
Sixth and Seventh California rdrimant.
are to ID mustered out the Cailforni,
heavy artillery has also asked t1 hs
mustered out and the Eighth California
VIII be assigned to Garrison duty. srhts
Will leave the three regiments named
available FOR service ln HonultIu ar
Manila and the general expects orlora
20 send them across the ocean Tor act.
I've service.
The schooner j. NJ. Coleman. which
arrived on the Tacoma sound guriav
from 81 Michael. brings nowa thai ia
prospcctora were amhuahed and kliici
while drifting down the Yukon In a
boat Indians fired on the boat. kUiinv
one and wounding the othor me-
wounded man escaped and reached IA
police camp. Police started and found
the Indians enjoying the proapoci1rs'
supplies. They were brought to Daw.
ron. where one Of the Indians made /,
confession. Mr.. Frank who came on
the Coleman, says ahrn he lett DaN.
son there was a stampede 20 Dewey
and Sampson creeks from which ane
reports came. Both are In American
territory.
Welser. Ida. Signal About $50 a. m.
sunday, a wes,bound special. In charge
OF Conductor Jesse EdHnn and Tnrl.
ncor n. n. Mcouirc.siruck and Instant.
~ klll,d an unknown man ala mllca
west Of town. An lnvcrilrntlnn OF an
tn facts connected with The cane dis.
closed that she deceased was "a man
about 40 years OF aye. dark complex.
Toned. feet, 81 Inches high. dr6used
In common working clothes and thai
he was deaf and dumb. Au examlnn
ilou u hia person was made and In hi,
| posHc1Hion was found q iathing hatchot
Testament and a pocket dictionary.
cents In money ana "a few odds and
ends % no Importance. IN the tesla.
mont was stamped John Dillon and In
the dictionary was written John oil.
lain. \ slip OF newspaper found ir
his pocket disclosed the fhci that n,
had been struck by a train ln Topeka
Kan. sumo years ago.
Albion. Ida. Timca. Tho nowa reached
Albion Saturday that James Guthrie
was drowned In Snake river. neat
Starrh'a Ferry. IL seems young Guih.
RE. Kuho Robbins ana the nraHsflult
boys we're interested In a placer claim
distant about three miles below ihl
ferry. They were taking over lhl
last load OF lumber 20 build wheel 9.
work their claim when the boat cap.
sized. ThU boys IN the other boat M
once went 10 the spot. but n0ihluf
could be found Of either Guthrie or fhI
supplies. The body was found SUNDAY
NJ the mouth OF Dry creek An.
other c1Ne OF drowning occurred
NJ Lewis's Ferry. Tho name OF the un.
fortunate was uud LOWS. All the par.
iiculars We are able 10 learn are 10 ihi
effect that the young man lost his M,