Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-06
OGDEN Hens.

A small 10y - ~rr--.r+.--
HinchcIiff, who resides on t"enty
eighth Street, between Adams anu
JffF,.r.on avenues, was severely IN
iured Inv being kicked by norse
Yesterday fFTiiay). The blow
broke the smsil bone above the
instep Of the left leg
On Thursday \ gentleman accom-
uanied by his little daughter came
Down Twenty-fourth Street anu
.uru,<l into Washington Avenue AZ
the Utah National Bank corner. a
man with a long piece Of iron on ms
SHOULDER was coming up the avenue,
and this child ran against the end OF
Che iron, cutting hereyesEd moulin
The blood flowed freely, and Tor
time Il was thought the eye had been
DESTROYED. After the blood was
wiped away 1t was discovered that
the eve was uninjured but the no
was badly csr. 70 was n wonder
that the child was not more serious
" hurt than she vas. az she ran
sguarely Into the end OF the iron
Miss Trlppett, a yOung lady resid-
ing az Deer Lodge, met with PAIN
full accident near Stuart this morn
ing. She, in company with other
members OF the family and n num-
Der Of friends were just starting
upon n trip through the Park Inc
party were travelling in spring
wagons, and Miss Tfippett thought
Iessly placed one Of her feet upon
the strip fastened 10 the side OF the
wagon bed. n sudden lurch threw
her foot into the wheel ard both
bones Of the leg were snapped In an
instant. The unfortunate young
lady was taken to her home by the
first train, and a physician was
summoned from Butte TO reduce the
fracture.
4 rumor gained circulation ON the
street yesterday that the man who
shot Mrs. Persham at Hot Springs
last Tuesday night had been cap
tured nj Brigham. Inquiries were
made at the different places where .
report OF thG, kind would be likely
10 have been received but none %
the officers had heard anything
which wOuli confirm the news.
A telephone dispatch was received
nj the sheriffss Office yesterday
morning from Willard, that The
man had struck out In the direction
Of Brigham City, and the officers
were close on his trail. Up 20 late
hour last nizht nothing mnIc had
besuheard from the officers, and the
man Is probably still at liberty
a special train Of xix cars having
on board = delegation Of members o.
the Motherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen from The east, Will arrive
In this city this morning nj $3.50
O'Clock. They win be met at the
depot by delegai, from the lodges Of
Ogden and escorted ar1uDd the city.
During their stay in Utah the
visitors will 20 70 salt Lake and
Garfield Beach and TO pains viii be
spared 10 make their visit a pleasant
one. After viewing the sights in
this portion Of the county, the fir
men will proceed 70 san Francisco,
where they will participate in the
parade and exercises 10 he held in
that city Sept. S, by the Pacific
Coast Pioneers and Native sons OF
the Golden West. MaEy Of tine fire
men are accomr a1ied by their
families andfriends.
For some time past fellow has
been c2uyassing Ogden with pic
lures and frames, and has sue
ceeded IN swindling large number
OF people He carries n frame. con-
taining IN enlarged picture, ani for
50 delivers ! fame Sni takes 8 pho
tograph 70 he enlarged, promising
10 have It reQTOduced, and that Mai
en-, Koch & MAIDEN. tine real estate
agents, will deliver all Of them at
once. The swiudier has taken in
great many this way. Yesterday
afternoon lady called st the Office
Of the above named firm, under the
"BrUom," and said she Ia pur-
chased fame which wa worth
about hfty cents, and desired be-
picture. Dir. Koch told her he did
not know anything about any pic
lures. The police were notified and
are on the lookout FOR the rascal.
= few days a 20 two men appeared
az the Union Pacific taggags- MON.
and presented a cheek for & trunk
in the custody Of the company
The haggage was delivered to then,
AMI nothing more thought Of the
matter until c. c. Hay. representa- /
tive % the ABleTtco1t BaHker, pre-
sented checks which called for the
same piece OF baggage. II was
then discovered that the cheeks /.
which the first party mad pre-
seuted were duplicates, aud the
trunk had been delivered to tn. ,
wrong party. The police were I
AMI discovered that a !
OF clothing answering the /
description Of that contained II the I
stolen trunk bad been sold IN this |
city. Officer Shepard was detailed |
upon the case, and tracked the men |
10 salt Lake, where he arrested /
them and brought them back 10 Og- |
den. There Il a clear case against 1
the men. and the Effects CT their /
luggage showed that they are pc
in their work. a number |
0i stamps Of various orders were
'Ound IN their possession, ami q 4
map with every city OF note marked |
Dn II, from Maine 70 California. |
showed that the men were prepare. |
Tor extensive operations. The prisou-
srs were brought before Judge Pre-
'haw yesterday tFTidayl afternoon
and bound over in the sum u $1,000 |
ZACH TO await the action Of the grant I
ury.-OgdeH Standard.