Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12
NvEy7S IN THE WEST.
me BIG FIGHT DECLARED A DRAW


,.oafg. dleu fiibnS
a,snatoh from Fort Collins, col,
ahnt cray wolves come down Iroti'
sNs ,i,,her in packs and RAID the cu,t.
ING hss nenr Laramie river k nI'I,s
s,gs numbers OF calves anu YEA, oa,.,@i
The s,o o,,ng stock nightly and watch
their corrais' g.
,.rorqements are being maae 70
a nubllc funeral for Generni n5ne
ha'e IN which all the military pou,Vs
o"i os Angles, Cal, anu ' sGI' h,. mad
Of h1,inate a request VIII pe MAJ.
Ia, ll.pth e body lie In state IN me CIV
70 nav IL The funeral. The body Is
now in that city
,,.o renort comes from Hanford' cal,
,.a, a. p. Morrison, aiias nm. a'i Sa,.
ronley. who is wanted III EntN"s", ,, n
m ulu's co,inty town for two years, anu
klhs ,sSansferred from there to n san
W. ,c ehurch, while In Hnnford. ne
pleso 40. the ban of suspicion, but
W. IDENTITY was not discovered
classification of j. w. Bacher MS
nor who impersonated the nc
i W. va Laney of Seattle and MADE
uuDsaosItior In favor of Joe Shafer the
u5ppgsr Of John Hawkins, which tes-
nI,. MT, was used at the trial of Shafer
tis"is,er IN his claim that he killed
y'i,ns in self defense, was made
inmnlete at Butte. Mont, Friday.
~. dAod body OF Henry Thies was
,.,ns Friday evening In his cabin at
p,."ha Ney.. there being a bullet mole
!.v,nch his head, Lying near him was
uE'caIiber revolver with which he I'M
annhtedly ended his life. A coroner's
,i,v,. rei,irned a verdict OF suicide. The
il l.s is a brother-inlaw to T. j.
Gshorre, editor Of the Phoebe Record.
aispatch from Albuquerque, n.
Vi" saws that Deputy Sheriff Vigil of
Valencia county passed through that
,,,r with Chief Naphka, of the Iuni
tni,ans whom he captured on their
tsssryatlon in Arizona. He Is wanted
an The charge Of prosecuting the alleged
Siteh Mowrta. for which four OF his
associates were recently indicted
By the grand jury of Valencia coun-
".
Tho laramie Iron and Steel company
has been Incorporated at Laramie,
Wyo.. with Otto Gramm as president.
Mr Gramm has Just leased from the
reorganization committee of the Union
paciAr the companys rolling mill
AK plates. spikes. bolts and other rail-
way material. More machinery will be
mn In and 200 men In all will be emf
poyed,
owen Williams, the man who fears
he Will he murdered for testifying In
the Chinese boycott investigation at
Butte. Mont, only did go Friday, and
then because he was compelled to by
Judge Knowles. After giving his version
Williams said: III I am murdered 1t
will be because Judge Knowles COM
PEELED me to testify" A reward OF $500
has been offered for the apprehension
Of the men who threatened Williams's
lie
". C Bradbury & Co. of Denver. In
connection with the Nassau CONSTITUTE
ton company OF New York City. have
closed contract for the construction
Of rs miles of railroad from Chihua-
hua 10 Guerrero, Mexico, Mt a cost Of
iN0,0oo. The road will be built by
syndicate including Col. Payne, ex-
Secretary of the Navy W. c. Whitney.
and Moore and Schley of New York.
The object is TO reach the rich mining
districts In the vicinity of Guerrero.
On the way home from the funeral of
wife and sister w. II. Weeks and w. T..
hVbtlb tHEdBtu III utHuly StTuI1lt
on the inbound overland train near
Port Costa, Cal, at $50 O'Clock Wednes-
day night. Rogers attacked Weeks
with keen-bladed pocketknife, and.
beating down his resistance. sank the
weapon to the hilt In the left side of
bis face. Without removing the blade |
he forced IL down to the neck, cutting
veins and minor arteries as 1t went. |
Weeks would probably have bled to |
death but for immediate medical atten-
ton.
The whaling steamer Karluk, at San |
Francisco, sails for Point Barrow next |
tuesday. Captain McGregor Is taking |
extra supplies as he thinks he will |
reach the imprisoned whalers in time |
10 De OF great assistance. The Karluk |
Is also taking up supplies for the |
steamers Orca, Jessie II. Freeman, Bel |
vaere' Jennie and Newport, the |
sehooner Rosario and bark Wanderer.
Saplain MeGregor expects to find all |
ane men OF the fleet and the vessels that |
wlhtered az Herschel Islands, but he |
~ very little hope for the steamers
Barrow. ' JIM
Acung under special orders received
nun the officials in the war depart
Hm ~ washington, the commanding
, at Fort Logan, Colo. has dis
a..uted among the various companies
IL uohed there tents sufficient to pro-
IA S , mem shelter should they be called
W move The officers have also issued
m4n,s ne soldiers the regulation equip
,ne.. they VIII need II called upon Ia
mgve As the result of the orders ro
t ~, from Washington the men M the
man., Me prepared to start at n mo-
lima nouee and are prepared for any
tIon, " service. The same prepnra-
IN H. peing made at all the posts
" "' department Of the Colorado.
incarnation of the killing of G. II
At Dawsa newspaper correspondent
ion, rai MY, was received in Stock
ora .aL, Wednesday. A letter from
ihs, y, .he party Drals by name. statca
II soo ne hiiilng was most sensational
h,s seeuses Leadbetter OF usinp more
by srds snare OF provisions and there
m.mhesn the lives OF the other
ma ~ OF the party. A quarrel an.
H.S,, snu young Hewitt, son OF NJ. l. L,
iSsShs,,i bennington, shot and Killed
SEND IT. mob immediately
hard ~ st st and nothing has been
'sfer 10 Nh since The letter does NOT
ale anyIoms,n,. again ana his relatives
10 tha dn.t-y """NlHS information ma
mittee, '" Vi 'he vigilance com
navy varn Is stir and hustle at the
Of WARD sara at Vallejo, Cal. Hundreds
usual yst nn are being added To- The
ing tha chs 20 rush the work of prepar- ,
ford rrnafleston, PHILADELPHIA Hart !
The Yo,t,aola and Adams for service ,,
no orders s'SSwh IS awaiting repairs. bit j
navy dera, ave been received from the
70 be dons a, n,i regarding the work
Phladelpb,sn ner' The Charleston and
ple'ed al onoo nave been ordered com
account thai thai ahu II Is chiefly on their
y. nave been adds1 many extra employees
also swain departments at tho ya ,nough !
Thnrsanslllns their ,,nrl.i, ny yhru are |