Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-16

II. Nhet-t1ue and y. d. Hose
have resigned their positions a.
Deputy United States AIarshals Of
the Territory Of Utah. No appoint
meuts have baen made 10 III the
vacancies as yet.
\ rather peculiar accident has
i=nel TO the young man, Ambrose
Wright by name, who drives the
delivery wagon fer the Og len Paint.
Oil AMI Glass Company. Ne5tcrday
afternoon 4 gallon can Of blue paint
vas purchased aud ordered dc!iv-
cred % gentleman out In one %!
The additions. A. young Wright
was crossing the railroad track nj
the corner Of Wall Avenue and
ITeniy-frst Street. p-rghed u30n
the seat with the can held in his
hand, the wagon gave "a sud
den lUrch and the 10y fell
clear out Of the sat ONO the
horse. The paint completely COW
cred him from the crown Of his
head o. the @1ic5 NJ his feet, and he
presented a Imaginable picture. The
horses back wI- ai-D pleuiifIlly 6e-
IaubCi, and tine two were n sorry
looking sight. They Were taken to
the store and all The lalluce Of the
LAY the CLERKS We're engaged in try
Ing % clean both toy aud horse,
bcnZiue being used. Tine bcuziue
was little too severe and the horse
objected, 80 twill have 1go around
with tEr blue paint on, until it
wears OH Most 81 the s.ul was
cleaned from the boy ag, tie blue Is
still FerceVtabie.
Yesterday morning allu. 1880
O'Clock d.. giIic- i'm charge ut the
City Jail was notified tia. an
officer was wanted n No. 2iIj
Jefferson Avenue. Officer Han
sen was dispatched % the location
mentioned and was met 1T the
door 10y the laly 0f the house, who
Informed him tat one 81 her
dodgers was lying lu hi- room in an
unconscious C.auiligu. The officer
accompanied tG- lady into the a->--i-
m=Ur. Lying Uu he bed moaning
AMI tossing VAS man will bloody
btuIIge gu his neal. 4 conveyance
was procured auI the unconscious
man removed 10 the City hospital.
Toe mans hair was cl0t;ci with
blood which h0rs the appearance Of
having been there several G-ys.
After The blood was washed of and
the hair clipped from the side o. his
head, 10 was found that there were
two small. ragged wounds on the
right side Of the scalp, a ht.le above
the ear. Dr.. Powers MAZE an eE-
animation Of the wounds, and II n
their appearance lt was Ga 8ught
they were the result u being hit win
a revolver or sJme other weapon.
AFTER further examination the
wounds We're pTUbgt and II was
i0uni that the skull was fractured,
the probe entering far enough To-
prove that something had made =
hole. allowing the brain % OJzs ont.
The physician is not prepared TO
state how the wounds were inflicted
until n more thorough examination
Is made. A. short intervals since
the injured man has been in the
city hospital. he las been seized
with violent commissions. After
each suasm he seems 70 grow weak
or. In addition % the injuries de-
srribel. his feet are sSiRued in
several places. rs IL inflicted by
scratching himself with his toe
nails.
The injured mln's name Is Hugh
=. Wallace. AMI hc came 10 room in
the house The S,h OF tine present
month. Wallace stated that he
formerly lived in Colorado, but for
the past tao years had made salt
Lake his home, where me followed
the occupation Of painieTand deco
rat0r.
Last Friday morning he left the
house, and returned in the evening,
saying he had been upon the noun
taius. He asked the lady for some
warm water with which 10 wash his
heal. The water was furnished
ani a brother OF the LADY offered u
assist Wallace. who accepted. Tire
Young man dressed the wounds on
the mas head and advised him 70
procure tine assistance Of q physi-
clan. Wallace said he did no, have
any use for doctor, aud refused 20
see one. Wal.ace's wife arrived IN
this city last evening, and was
greatly shocked at what had oc'
CURED. EIrs. Wallace Is at a loss to
think what caused the injuries q
her husband. and viii not believe
that the injuries were inflicted 10y
his own hand. Wallace died at
O'Clock this morning. Standard.