Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-05
OGDEN ITEMS.
Agitation for Lanor Day.-Fraud.
H!eBt YOiiuS.-Accident>. Etc.

Last evening HuIda Parry, Of
Lynne, was thrown from 4 buggy
and dislocated her arm. She was
out riding when the horse became
frightened az = dog in the road and
ran away 0verturuing the buggy.
DR.. Powers was telephOuei for aud
attended her Injuries. The sufferer
was IS comfortable rs could he ex-
lpeCtel under the circumstances
when the doctor left.
| Mrs. Henry Dixon, daughter OF
I the late David Garner Of North
! OgGcn, came from the northern
limits OF Cache county on 4 visit to
her folks on Friday last. Sunday
morning her sister, Mrs. Tracey,
who lives At the old Garner home
stead in North Ogden, brought her
70 her fatheT-!E-,3Y's. w. W.
Dixon, in HaTTisvi!le; and a AIrs.
Tracy was returning the horse
being somewhat ira rtiuus, shyed of
rs sonic Sunday school ladies with
] paraS1ls, We're crossing the I0ad.
| The animal was rushing mldly to-
wants barb wire fence; the lady
suddenly jerae,! on the line, when
/ the animal gave Just rs sudden a
turn, throwing the lady from the
| buggy, landing her on the barb wire
fence on her back. She was badly.
though not seriously hurt. The
horse ran few hundred yards, dis
eniangled himself from the vehicle
and went at break-aeck sneed for
home, leaving the harness in shrels
AMI tltters. Mrs. Tracy was con-
veyed home 10y Alfred Dixon, and
although she was somewhat lacer-
a:ei She complained mostly Of the
spain 20 her back.
J. +. Hill, who was nearly
drowned at Hot Springs on Sunday,
j. in a very precarious condition.
DIR. Powers Is attending him, and
fears that the man Is suffering from
congestion Of the lungs. At six
o'clOCS last evening Hill was in 4
critical condition, and his recovery
is considered very doubtful.
During the day the sheriff and
United States Marshals made several
arrests for fraudulent voting. 1t
was suspected that the names Of
some abSentees aud men who had
died since the close OF the registra-
ton were being used by workers.
and the result was the apprehension
OF quite a number who were willing
FOR a few dollars to swear that
they were tire men whose names
appeared upon the registry list.
IL is known that some of
them worked this scheme SUCCESS
fully, but the uninitiated i'm the
sins OF politics trembled rs they ap-
preached the window OF the polling
place and the keen eye OF the chal-
/ ienger noticed their agitation. Dur
ing the day John Rowe, II. Furgu-
son, Ihos. r. Quinn. J. +. ThOmp-
son and NJ. II. Walker were arrested
for fraudulent voting. They were
taken TO the county jail and charged
with that Ollense. II Is stated that
/ several Of them confessed 10 having
received money for their vote, and
had voted names not their own.
Every effort on the part of the
labor unions 10 make Sepsenber Ist
legal holiday ami to insure 4 grand
parade has been made by those who
nave the affair in hand. A meeting
was held last night and the organi-
zation selected Frank J. Cannon,
Ogden Hiies and +. w. McDermott
speakers Of the day. Invitations
have been extended TO all labor or
CARNATIONS in this city and Salt
Like. The carpenters union of
salt Lake have signified their viii
lingness TO partake in the parade.
The following resolutions were
adopted and a copy forwarded to the
Governor:
To Ills ErceReney, Gousynor
Ih0DIaS:--At a meeting OF the GEN
eral committee on lalOr day, repre- I
senting all the labor Organizations.
held in Ogden, August !, the fol- .
lowing was adopted:
Whereas, 1t is the belief Of orgap- /
lied labor that at least one day
should beO served rs q general labor
holiday: therefore, he It
ResJlced, That it il the sense Of
this committee that your Exceilency
be asked to proclaim a general holi- T,
day Oh Monday, September /. 1890.
throughout Utah Territory.-Ogden
Standard.