Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS FROM DAILY MAY le 11 plute pioneer mr J N perris arrived in marysvale Marys vale on the stage friday evening and IS looking over camp with a view of erecting a sawmill the machinery for same now at the terminus of the railroad board the cars swatting awat ting the decision mr ferris whether to locate mr ferris to Is a brother of john S perris well known to us and hails from the state of iowa at present it is to hoped that after looking over the field mr perris ferris will be more favorably impressed with the camp than at present as men of energy and enterprise are the class that make a community prosperous A special to the news from pleasant grove was received today announcing noun cing the death at that place this morning of M P poulson the man who was injured about ten days ago while engaged in a quarrel with his son father and son had trouble over money matters and during the progress of the quarrel the former ormer struck the latter with a shovel the young man took the implement from his father and used it violently upon him striking him over the head and inflicting serious wounds upon him the old mans life was despaired of and the son was arrested ax and held in 2000 bonds he expressed himself as being very sorry for his grave offense and up to this afternoon had not been rearrested arrested re the sympathy of the community is said to be with the dead man and his family richard H cabell convicted by a jury in the federal court last wednesday of the crime of embezzling the sum of while deputy internal revenue collector for the district of montana in the state of utah was this morning sentenced by judge marshall to bo four years in the state prison the defendant when requested by the court to stand up was visibly affected though he strove hard to conceal it he was asked by judge marshall if he had anything to say before e judgment was pronounced and in an almost inaudible tone of voice he replied 1 I have nothing the me case was called before judge marshall at 9 this morning when attorney varian arose and moved the court for an arrest in judgment on the ground that the indictment was insufficient in law and could not possibly sustain a judgment district attorney judd replying to mr varian said the indictment was good under section of the revised statutes of the united states but even f if it were not tt it was good under the act of congress of feb 3 1879 which reads as follows any officer connected with or employed in the internal revenue service of the united states and any assistant of such ofal officer who shall embezzle or br wrongfully convert conAr ert to his own use any money or property of the united states shall be punished by a fine equal to the value of the money embezzled or by imprisonment not less tharl than three months nor more than ten years ar or by both suc such h fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the court FROM THURSDAYs DAILY MAY MAT 12 14 the weather of the week ending mon day may 9 1898 averaged about four degrees cooler than preceding week with several light frosts and in some parts of the state freezing night terne teme pera e t tures ur ea rain in varying amounts ell but for the most part was not suf focient to materially improve crop conditions dit ions seeding mainly over with and planting of potatoes and garden truck well advanced crops with few exceptions have held ae heir ir own despite the frost and conditions the moisture still in the soil sail being apparently sufficient tor for I 1 present needs on tuesday morning as miss hester T cannon daughter of president george Q cannon was coming to town she was attacked tacked vit by an unknown man at the corner of fourth west and tenth south streets its the villain was intent on an assault and had it not been for the efforts of the young lady in repulsing him might have accomplished his purpose As it was he was put to flight while miss cannon sought protection protection at a nearby near by house the case was reported to the police authorities and detectives sheets and raleigh lh detailed to investigate it their efforts resulted in the arrest of julius jensen who lives a little east of the oregon short line track off tenth south street the man at first protested his innocence but later when taken to the cannon home confessed all and was locked up in the city jail pending a hearing the body of prank callahan a young man employed at the jordan narrow Narro wt electric plant was brought to this city last evening and taken to the undertaking establishment of joseph william taylor callahans callahand Call ahans death was an unusual and most shocking one on tuesday afternoon he went to the hot springs some distance east of the narrows for a bath he was waa alone and not very familiar with the conditions at places the mud it very deep and the water exceedingly hot callahan it appears became venturesome and got out to a point where he was unable to assist himself and became fast in the mud there he remained until yesterday when hie hia lifeless body was extricated by a rescuing party in the meantime bib flesh had been literally cooked and fell away from his bones in pieces an inquest was held before justice mouse ley and a verdict of drowning returned tho the deceased was 26 years of age a native of iowa an electrician by profession and was formerly employed by the big cottonwood power powei company the end of a long and painful period of illness caused by brights disease came at 5 yesterday atter afternoon noon to mrs mary elizabeth penton fenton young wife of apostle brigham young the ladys demise was not unexpected on the contrary her family and friends have been preparing for the sad event for a considerable time past the trouble which resulted in mrs youngs death developed years ago every possible precaution to pre prevent ent fits ravages and almost every kev known own remedy was tried in hopes of effecting a cure but all in vain latterly her husband and children realizing the inevitable directed their efforts principally in the way of relief about three weeks ago mrs young returned home from california after a sojourn there of several months in search of health since that time her decline was rapid the deceased was born bom in new jersey and was in the years of her age since 1867 utah has been her home she was well and widely known as a woman of liberal ideas and generous traits of character her friends were very numerous and with her family will sincerely mourn her demise she leaves a husband and three children the latter being mrs C H craft mrs prank frank swenson and frank F P young FROM FRIDAYS DAILY DAHY MAY 18 provo utah may 13 gustave danielson a tramp broke the back window of the provo store last night and went up stairs selected clothing jewelry etc and took about six dollars in cash from the till night watchman elliott saw a light up stairs nou notified policeman tucker who captured danielson as he was making his exit from the window with the stolen goods he was taken before justice booth this morning and waived examination on a charge of burglary danielson was committed to await the action ot the district court in default of 1000 bonds he will be arraigned on monday or tuesday and will plead guilty logan journal an unfortunate accident occurred yesterday by which mr J belfer a traveling salesman tor for a chicago shoe house was badly injured he was driving out to see some of the country merchants when the team became frightened at a bundle of bedding which lay by the roadside and the buckle of one of the lines becoming fastened in a ring of the harness he was unable to guide his team which at last ran into a wire fence mr in attempting to jump out oat got caught in the wheel with the result that one of his legs was broken between the kwee and the thigh in two places surgical aid was att ait once summoned and everything possible was done to relieve the unfortunate man neither the vehicle nor the horses were injured beyond being scratched by the wire a little FROM SATURDAYS DAILY MAY AY 11 14 1 1 mt pleasant pyramid the two year old son of J H childs of C chester h fester had two fingers of his left hand cut oft off tuesday by his older brother the two boys were playing near a post poat and the younger boy turned toward the post poet and placed his hand on the top of it as the brother struck the post a heavy blow with a hatchet one finger was severed completely from the hand hamd the other being attached only by a piece of skin the child was brought to mt pleasant and a physician summoned who dressed the wounds it to is thought the one finger can be saved mt pleasant pyramid the electric light company held its annual meeting ng last week the affairs of the con conj corn cern were thoroughly gone over with a pleasing result to the stockholders A small dividend was declared th company has partially decided to consolidate with the new company which was formed last winter providing the new company is willing to put its possessions in a condition about equaling calinor eq that of the ole present company it if this cannot be effected more power will be supplied new posts posta sent seat and the entire plant put in first clam condition by the company so go that I 1 better service can be supplied to patrons john kelly a respected citizen of salt lie lahce died at his residence on th thirds street at 4 this morning after an illness of two weeks duration caused by stomach troubles the deceased was forty six alx years of age a native of england and leaves eaves a wife and five children he was employed as bookkeeper for the I 1 fisher brewing company and was a prominent member of the orpheus club which organization will render the musical exercises at the funeral to be held at the residence tomorrow sunday afternoon at 4 mr kelly will be bared by many people as haeng been identified at one time with the pacific and rio grande express companies he had bad many friends in utah who will be pained to learn of his demise dutch butch cassiday and his partner joe walker the noted and flaring daring rob ro b bera roosters were shot dead yesterday morning by a posse of officers last evening the news received word of the shooting which occurred at the head of clorence tl Pl orence canyon leading oft off atom abom green river A week ago billy mcguire arid and bud whitmore were held up bya by a gang in box BOK canyon and robbed of 0 twenty five cattle the stock were driven off by the outlaws along with other stolen stoles cattle the two men mc awre and whitmore being robbed also of their saddle horses and compelled to walk on sunday morning mcguire and whitmore reached price atoot afoot and at once oce reported the robbery to the officers sheriff allred immediately organized a hosae consisting of himself joe bush of salt lake J M whitmore george whitmore jack gentry J W warf C VV allred pete anderson J inglefield Ingle neld and jack watson and started out determined ter mined to bring the outlaws to time the posse came up with the gang yesterday morning there were four af them and they were camped among the rocks near mcphersons sons summer camp at the head of florence canyon leading oft off green river the robbers were in bed when surrounded by the and when the tetter latter called upon the men to surrender cassiday and walker sat up in bed and emptied their revolvers at the officers cerp none of the shots taking effect however A hot hat fusillade fual fusi lade from the posse soon brought castiday Casa iday and walker down the other two men having thrown up their hands on the first command governor wells was notified last evening and upon proper proof and identification he will pay the captors each for cassiday and walker during today the governor has received no further particulars of the killing and capture of the desperadoes 1 and it is therefore surmised that the information already received Is absolutely correct and complete except as to ahe names of the two men captured when the two others were shot one oj 0 the names Is given as lay MONDAYs DA CLY MAY 16 cheyenne wyo may 16 the utah and nevada troops of rough riders ar this atter afternoon noon about a half hour late they were met at the depot by a trw dous crowd of citizens united states mustering officers with col W lany members of the wyom gsg 11 battalion which leaves for san tomorrow the train with the cavalry troops was w not unloaded at cheyenne obe yenne but taken direct to port fort ausdell Rt iasell physical examination will be given this afternoon and continue until completed when the boys will be V neutered nyut ered to in and uniformed in the blue with yellow facings of uncle sams ea ag valry y the troop from salmon city idaho arrives tonight the boys all took look wel and ten of demonstrations st etra tiona along the line of travel manti messenger AL A most moat sad beel dent happened bapp ened wednesday in which he ie three year yea rold r old son of hans haina Weste askow jr was instantly killed in the afternoon the little boy and hla his mother were visiting at the home of A C orthis of this city and the litus little feua fauby after there com playing with mr andersons Ander sens f call chyi unfortunately a horse was waa loose looft in the yard where the little folks were amusing themselves and the little baggot boy got too near the animal which kicked him under the chin breaking we hia seek neck nothing is to be seen but a maids under amder atie the childs child schin chin the accident is a sad blow to the parents and they together with others should take warning after this most pitiable affair mr was away from home and this sad news was most startling to his ears funeral ser services vicen were held yesterday afternoon it will be sad news to very many people to know that george G bywater is dead his demise came at 1210 this afternoon and was very sudden and entirely unexpected apoplexy was t the he cause the respected veteran was in the seventieth year of his age and in his usual health when the important summons came he had been up town during the forenoon and had returned home for lunch and was sitting at the dinner table with the twenty ninth volume of his personal memoirs before him and was simultaneously sd scanning anning its pages and chatting with his wife and son caleb suddenly he stopped eating his head fell slowly forward and rested upon his breast he appeared simply to have gone to sleep this proved to be true but the sleep was the sleep of death As quickly as possible he was carried to a lounge and laid upon it while drs richards and wilcox were summoned they responded promptly but on their arrival immediately announced that they could do nothing as he was already dead he leaves leavea a wife and ana seven children he was an eions intelligent and useful life he had few if any enemies and very many man friends all of whom will regret to learn of his death peaceful and easy though it was george G bywater was born at Bedwell ty parish Monmouth shire wales november 1828 he joined the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in his native land and came to utah in 1864 first settling in the sixth ward this city soon boon atter after his hie arrival he went into the business with offenbach who was the first watchmaker in utah he was waa the second conductor of the utah central and a locomotive engineer on the utah southern on which he had two narrow escapes esca pea from death one on account of the breaking of a driving rod on his engine and the other by the rolling over of an engine in the sixth ward in which accident his bin brakeman was killed he was wae also master mechanic on the utah central for several yeav year he removed from salt lake to provo in 1859 or 1860 and resided there for several years during which time he served two or three terms in the city council at that place of late years he had charge of the machinery of the salt lake temple and was only released from that position recently hp hg was |