Show LOCAL NEWS FROM TUESDAYS DAILY JULY 6 deaths irom from diphtheria on saturday afternoon two members of the family of brother chas L rogers in the twenty first ward were attacked with diphtheria of a very malignant type the youngest a boy between seven and eight years of age succumbed to the dread disease on chuday and this morning the other an estimable young lady in ih her sixteenth year also passed from mortality the sorrowing family have the sympathy of many fr jends friends in their affliction independence day Yesterday the oth was generally ob as a holiday in the city the various pleasure resorts were crowded with visitors and everything passed off peaceably the celebration exercises at liberty park by tha G A it 11 drew out a goo good c attendance at lake point a and U d garfield there was probably the largest crowd that has ever attended those bathing resorts becks hot springs fullers hill and calders gardens were also busy busyc during luring the day the excursion trains to ogden carried but few persons f from rom this city to witness the celebration there which was a complete success the display of fireworks there in the evening was toe the grandest ever witnessed essed in utah crushed to death on saturday afternoon wm win doyle a miner employed emp p at the an antelope delope and prince of wales the head ol of silver fork big cottonwood caloa was working in the side of the mountain and had dug a hole among the sand and boulders about six feet in he went up to his work about 1 and about p in two men john wosley and isaac were passing the p place lace where he was engaged and discovered the unfortunate man covered by the earth which bad had caved almost to his neck his shovel lay across his breast broken by the fall of rocks and dirt when they reached the body it was still warm though life wu was extinct from the appearance of the place doyle had dug into the side of the mountain and the ground be beine ing 1 too loose loosed to stand had fallen in on him crushing him to death he was brought to this city where an inquest was held and a verdict rendered ot of accidental death the deceased deep ased was from newcastle on tyne and was about 68 58 years of age he has no relatives that are known in this part of the country the only property in his possession posses sloB was a waltham watch worth about 25 police items in the police court today to day justice considered the cases of quite a number numb er who had been overindulgent over indulgent to themselves in celebrating the glorious fourth H williams and chas peterson pleaded guilty to the charge of fighting and weir were each fined 15 willian williams plead with the court representing certain mitigating circumstances and his Is fine was reduced to 10 for stealing a ride nde on the utah central train on july ath frank wilson and joe codie were fined 15 each the following pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were each fined 5 samuel davis james crawford ivins conk and peter medward edward mcfadden and john gallaer gallagher S gher pleaded guilty to drunkenness and profanity and were each assessed 10 0 for disturbing the peace james mes brown paid 10 the following forfeited 5 aae each h on a charge of drunkenness A H kelley james mcdonald james donahue pete kelley and joe johnson for being drunk and disorderly george jones forfeited 10 and hyrum angrin 50 FROM wednesdays DAILY JULY 7 the immigrants A private dispatch states that the coming company compan y of immigrants arrived at new york at 7 this morning and were to leave for the west this evening they are in charge of elder 0 F olsen G A E R tickets these special rate tickets for san francisco are now on sale at the union ticket office in this city they read irom from salt lake to 10 huntington thence to portland oregon thence by steamer to san Fran francisco cism thence back to salt la lake ke by way of the 0 P K R E R the rate is a low figure for the great distance traveled topeka teachers meeting Tew teachers hers superintendents trustees trustee s and members of their families can obtain certificates whereby tickets CAU can be bought of 1 I huse huge jr utah rep for the topeka teachers meeting he can be found at parsons bookstore salt lake city ehan EH E H anderson will attend to the same matter fat at ogden district court there was a short session ot the third district court yesterday during which brief proceedings were hid in two or three civil cases when the court adjourned until 10 am tomorrow to morrow friday the session of the district court opened immediately after the adjournment of the supreme up reme court judge jude zane to took ok a rest a day personal mr hayden of gf buffalo Baff alo NY N Y connected witti with the guarantee company of narth america arrived from the east last evening he was accompanied by his son C ingalls esq of the general office of ille the D R G left for denver this morning W H bentz of san francisco started for denver this morning A new enterprise jeremy co of this city have had built at lake shore a schooner of tons burden to carry salt irom from their works 0 island road point to lake shore it has made one trip but was not a as successful f ul as they desired as it took water badly they have had bad some necessary improvements made and the boat starts out on her second trip today to day we wish the owners success in this venture as it will be a great aid to their salt business homicide and lynching lunching Lyn ching two tragic occurrences are announced announce d in t the e f lowing following special received this afternoon and dated silver city utah july ath joseph S fisher a miner from cop petropolis pero polis mine shot and killed a miner at eureka named james connor yes berday about 10 a m fisher was lynched at eureka about 9 last night the terse language cf the dispatch affords us all the information we have of the double tragedy but it was probably yone one of those affairs that are altogether too common in mining camps police court this forenoon in the police court for being drunk disturbing the peace and discharging d ill arbing his pistol charles cox was fined 15 he pleaded guilty to all of the foregoing charges F T smith for being drunk and profane and for disturbing the peace was fined no defense simply tying matters by bv pleading 11 guilty as charged john olsen an ordinary drunk was fined the traditional V ole hans rossiter was served in the same manner for the same offense parrys literary journal the number of this popular home magazine for july is out the contents being worthy of special notice the frontispiece is an excellent engraving of lake martha in the Cotton cottonwoods woods the work of our local artist mr john held f rom from a painting by mr alfred lambourne which is further described in a pen pea sketch apostle moses thatcher has one of his series serie of articles on the of the early christians moroni L pratt tells about a journey from liverpool to salt lake city 11 a narrative of the trip of the last company of european S saints how I 1 was educated du caled 11 new 1 york newspaper reporters aport e 4 and other interesting matter 0 combine o I 1 in making a good number of this worthy publication several boys hurt on monday a boy named edler went to fort douglas and got a number of cartridges it is not known how he managed to get them he brought them to town and rut put them in a fire he had bad made and left eft them for a few moments several at other er boys came along and stirred up thefil the fire when the cartridges exploded one of t the e boys was in the left eye which bich was very badly injured and may have to be removed the other boy was injured in the face a missle cutting near the moh lodged in his cheek both patients were taken to dr R B pratt for treatment another boy was struck on the knee there were four others injured but not so seriously the edler boy had distributed tri buted some of the cartridges among several other boys penitentiary school the report of the above institution for it its s first six months was read by the teacher teach er T M joanson Job on friday last and seated sated the following facts the school was organized december 1885 the average daily attendance since that date has been beerwa 1 and it has been attended by sixty five pupils in all several ot of whom have taken their first lessons in the three rs I 1 within the prison walls and are now able to read react write and cypher fairly T C G kinney has acted as assistant teacher for two months and has char charge chare e of the elementary classes lorenzo lorenz snow lectures twice a week on grammar the studies pursued are reading writing arithmetic grammar spelling history and bookkeeping g the attendance of the prisoners is purely voluntary in al all instances pardoned yesterday governor west extended executive clemency to wilford halliday who had served three years and six months menthe of a five years term in the penitentiary having been convicted of cattle stealing his term would have expired in six months from now the representations to the governor were very strong consisting of a petition from numerous solid citizens of kanab and an application from zera snow who prosecuted the case he was also reco mended for pardon by ex marshal ireland warden dow and others he has been a trusty and faithful worker at the pen tor for a long time we believe the action of the governor to have hav been well grounded and hope that halliday will show his gratitude tor for the clemency shown him by pursuing a proper course of life in f future death of bishop crane witti wito pro profound lound regret we learned today to day of the death pf af bishop james crane ot the tb isad event having taken place at about half past one a m tuesday deceased Decease ci had been a sufferer for about nine months from a lingering disease the immediate cause or death was dropsy accompanied by symptoms of heart disease bishop crane was one of the most sterling men we ever knew he was unfaltering in his fidelity to the highest con convictions conict ions of his conscience and faithful in the discharge of his bis duties as a bishop husband father neighbor and citizen citi zeu when such huoh men as he lay down their earthly labors and pass away the loss is great indeed to those who remain and ana the members of his bereaved family and ward have our roost most sincere sympathy and condolence the funeral services were to take place iu in the meeting house at herriman hemman at noon today to day we anticipate being furnished with fuller particulars larff of anelite the life and labors labor of brother crane caught nosey banks whose real name is J C martin and who escaped from the penitentiary last monday evening did not long enjoy the sweets of liberty thus surreptitiously gained during yesterday forenoon it was known in marshals Mar shills office that he had made his way to town during the night succeeding his escape and an that he had bad been seen and recognized on the street hence there was felt considerable confidence that he would be recaptured especially in view or oi the ou reward offered for him by the marshal late monday night nosey took a room at Whitt Whit emorey temores hotel near the utan utah central depot remaining ag in it luring during the rest of the night and until late yesterday afternoon the officers traced him to his hiding place and deputy franks made a search of his room and of the premises but nosey eluded nim him and franks went away A little latter however mr whittemore and his bartender discovered the fugitive who seems not to have lett left the premises the marshals shalli office was notified by telephone and officers were sent in response who took nosey back to the pen he appeared to take his bis recapture quite letter from apostle snow on sunday june as we learn from a gentleman who was present there was read in the sabbath meeting at brigham city a lengthy letter from apostle lorenzo snow a martyr to the truth now I 1 imprisoned in the utah penitentiary the epistle was most interesting it exhorted the saints to be cheerful under their trials and was a most admirable example of the exhortations on this subject which it contained for it breathed a spirit ot of cheerfulness cheera ulness and even of good humor and contentment which proved the writer of it to b be e infused with a spirit of peace beyond the power of wicked men to disturb or banish from him considering the circumstances under which it was written this letter is both a marvel and model of patience I 1 in alb affliction action and of long suffering all who heard it were deeply impressed with the spirit of patience love and cheerfulness displayed through its entire length it was mainly devoted to a description deser lp of the prison and gave ga e a delai detailed and quite humorous account of life therein an account of some of the non mormon prisoners and the offenses for which they are being pun shed etc aud and stated some of the rules established for the government of the prison etc it was a great treat to the congregation to whim it was read spanish sIx fork items the municipal authorities of spanish fork city have made five unsuccessful ul efforts eff orts to obtain flowing wells in the court house grounds u ds sinking 1 to the depth of about f feet e t they y would be knaule to drive further on account of striking some substance through which were unable to 10 drive with a heavy spile driver about a week ago mrs kate davis met with a very serious alcidene ai while in the act of netting Lr etting out of a buggy buggy the horses started up tt throwing her to 0 the he t ground and severely injured are her spinal column her injuries wre attended to by dr pike picc of provo and the lady is now on a fair way to recovery and is being congratulated by her many friends on her narrow escape from more severe injuries on friday next there will be a test between two rival reaping machines on the farm of mr john hopla last sunday evening and monday monda morning mornin the fourth and fifth the spanish fork brass band under ulder the able leadership of rees james enlivened the citizens of that place by playing some very good selections the citizens of spanish fork are having trouble between the themselves ins elve 8 in relation to water and some parties are threat threatening to take the case into the courts while the more levelheaded level headed beaded are willing to arbitrate the matter among themselves the notorious craig women are stil sill living here undisturbed although their atrocities are still fresh in the minds 0 the people uintah road jhb work on the wagon road extending from price station on the D K R G in castle valley emery county to a point of intersection inter section with the rca running through Straw beny valley to 10 ashley is eoal completed eted the new road intersects strawer Straw rr TI T is I mf a or near the du chesne river at ft a point about au miles ano is a cju miles jul es long it has been constructed by private enterprise anth ent liely ely and Is a work of great rest importance and advantage to all tile white settlements of uintah county and to the ouray and uintah indian agencies as it virtu virtually aily places the whole of uintah valley from 50 to 75 miles nearer a railroad station than it has been heretofore the parties to whom credit Is due for abis important public benefit are gerrge geerge goss K R C chambers R J acl S H gilson and their co owners of tile the gilsonite mine near ashley the object in constructing this road was to open a way for the shipment of the product of that mine As soon as aa the waters of the da chesne river have receded sufficiently a bridge will be constructed across it when the hauling ha ulina of gilsonite ta t price station will commence A As s soon as this br d die re is built it is expected that this route will become almost if not quite bite the exclusive one between ohp yintai binai and the outside world anitis 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