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Show Ogden Items. We take tho fol lowing from the Junction of last evening even-ing : Mrs. WTilson, who attempted to commit suicide yesterday, is still in dancer, vet there is hoDe for her re covery. ' Dr. P L. Anderson is in attendance. attend-ance. Upon examination, tho doctor found four heavy gashes, the last pencilling tho fibrous membrane which covers the jucular vein, and passing from tho right to the left of her throat, plightly missing the vein. The windpipe was severed in two cuts extending fivo inches. The incision was closed with cloth until the doctor sewed the gash. As yet she is in a precarious condition. Willard Bingham, of West Weber, sends us the following recipe as a certain cer-tain cure for epizootic. One tea spoonful of saltpetre; one table spoonful spoon-ful of Epsom salts, dissolved aad put in a bran mash Mr. Bingham states he has given the above to mules and horses affected by the epidemia, and in every instaneo with success. Tho 0. P- was on time this morning as ufual, seven o'clcck "sharp." The number of passengers was sma'l; do impediment to travel on the route. There is much rain between Elko and the Pacific Coast, The Union Pacific arrived last night one hour and a haif after its ordinaiy time. It contained few pa;sengcrs. An immense Australian mail was in the P. O. car, but as tho tra;n failed to make conuectiou with tho west, the mail was delayed until this morning, when it was promptly forwarded. A largo number of letters and papers from Great Britain wcro in the mail sacks for New Zealand and Australia, Tho track along tho U. P. is unobstructed. unob-structed. Heavy winds prevail on the route and caution was taken by the officers to prevent rapid travel on account ac-count of the slippery oondition of the raitd. Between Cheyenne and Laramie, three locomotives wore required to pull tho train. |
