Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

tlonai guard OF Oregon loft san Fran
cisco for home sunday night.
william oconnor. superintendent OF
the hocky Fork coal mines, was shot
and fatally wounded al ned Iodge.
Mont, saturday by Tom salmon, ex-
president OF the Red Lodge Miners
Union. There were threats of iynchinE.
and salmon was hurried out Of town to
escape Il.
The steamer Resale arrived AZ gcat-
tie sunday night from Skaguay. Alaska
with sixty passengers from Dawson.
who brought out about 5000 In gold
DUST ana drafts William stanley. OF
Seattle. had abou.Si leo, 900 In drafts. The
500 pounds OF go'1 on which ihev ,yrre
issued, was shipped down the river TO
st. Michael.
william d. Baker. A Young man from
Augusta. Me. attempted suicide nv e,s
asphyxlatlon In lodging house In san
Francisco sunday He was supposed 10
be dead when found. but was received
at the receiving hospital. lie was
formerly clerk In the ofiice Of the Unit
ed States Legation at Toxic. Despond-
ency was the cause Of his act.
This week II expected 10 be n busy
one al the naval recruiting rendezvous
In san Francisco a large number Of
She men az present with Admiral
Dewey In Manila have COMPLETED their
Terms OF service and the local recruit
Ing officer has Received inatrttriions
from Washington 90 enlist 400 mon.
MachinistA, nremen, ycomen. musi-
clans. seamen ana ordinary selmen are
all wanted.
The Nampa. Ida. Leader says;
While foturninR home from town SAL.
urday evening. September 3rd. Charley
Moore, H-ycar-old son OF q. r. Moore,
was thrown from his horse and in,
siarily killed. when within about half
n mile OF his home. four miles east Of
town. II Il supposed the horse save a
sudden jump 20 one side which broke
the boys neck. a. he was an rxperl-
snced rider and not easily thrown. and
his holy was not bruised, which would
probably have been the cisc had hls
neck been broken By the fall.
The arm and hand Of n woman. who
was probably not over % years OF age.
was found In Lake Merritt, OAKLAND
Cal, sunday evening by two glris,
Irene Monroe ana Bertha Waller. who
were HtrOllinE along the shore Al
Eighth street. Taken In connection
with the recent discovery by some boys
Of wuman's head noailng In the bay
near Berkeley, this CHASTITY md strong.
ly points 10 the commission Of MUIR
der. as yet undetectcd. The head was
not recovered. but the arm ~ now i'm
possession OF the coroner. who will
make searching Investigation, The
arm was broken on at the elbow, APP
parcnily by violence.
"A no orders have been received
| from Washington by Gen. Miller, tho
future disposition OF che eNpcdltlunary
forces now AZ the Preside il attn UNI
certain. Gen. Miller has approved the
sentence % the c0urt. mar,lal In tho
case OF Private A. W. ScruEga of tho
| First Tennessee. no pleaded guilty. "
an assault and battery On Dan
Thomas, a negro. while the latter was
under the charge % a military guarl
and on the Preside reservation. The
sentence u confinement az harl labor
for three months. dlahouofable dis
charge from the army and forfeiture
OF pay. The place % imprisonment,
viii be Alcairaz.
The San Francisco Gail says: Private
advlccs have been received In this city
TO the eject that the Caroline lrroup Of
islnads, which this country cuntrmplnt.
"a felzlnR. had war with Spain pro-
lonEed. IL probably by this time In tho
hands Of the natives. Tho native kings
OF the group who had long been at war
with each other. some months ago de-
clared a truce. combined their forces
and began war against the spanish aus
thoritlcs. who sent In vain to Guam
for aid. after concentrating their forces
AZ Ponapa, but they were poorly sup