Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
Ggden Items.

Last evening young man pass
ing the Wasatch Hotel, on Twenty
fifth Street, was severely cut in the
arm by a crazy Individual, who
threw knife as The young man
passed. Immediately after throwing
the knife the man took to his heels
and escaped, and although Officer
Silvey was in the immediate vicin-
ity, no clue 10 the knife-thrower
could l.e found.
Early !as; evening a man whose
name could no; be learned pulled &
pistol on a man at the corner or Liz
coin Avenue aud Twenty fifth
Street. Officer Morrison SAW the
affair aud promptly took the man
aud ais gun 70 the cooler, where a
charge Of disturbing the peace AND
carrying concealed weapons wa
placed against him.
a terrible accident. which may re-
suit in the death OF John O'nonnel.
c0ust ale % rcrrsf-n r.ecinct. occur
-Ssi meas Nll7Cy. Neziues 'ay.
CONSTABLE O'D0nnel received word
Tuesday that the sgc;ign house at
Bovine hal been hrJken into 10y Ed
m0nd Fay, = notorious h1ussbreak-
er. an sa.k Davis, and everything
OF value taken. lie Immediately
stlFlei out IN pursuit. From Ter
race he went 10 kelton and then
turned gest, and on the prairie about
four miles westuf Ombey he over
took lis men. The constable ordered
then b tiiEc-s zap their hands, anu
Immediately put the irons on them.
Tie took his prisoners TO OmbSy.
where they were tgiei before Wm.M.
Muruhy, lrs;!se OF the peace for Ter
race precinct, and bound over IN
500 bonds each, which they failed
TO furnish. aud the justice oriered
theTa Into the custody OF the consta-
ole until their further examination,
and 10 be incsrceratei in the jail at
Terrace. Ombey ia but tFenty tGiles
from Terrace. and Mr.. O'DORnel
Thought, A. 10 train was due for
some time, re you'd take the Iarty
over oula hanl-car. The foreman ol
the section volunteered g. accom-
pany them, and a large hand-car
was provided. They had been on
the road a short time. when not two
huudrcd yarjs, directly in font,
they saw = special passenger fairly
fiying towahis them. ~ hands
iIna;s.d. and jeIlzed the cal from the
track barely IN tine to avert n hOr-
rille accident. After the train had
passed the ear was returned to the
track, and the constable triei b.
make bis gun. which was SS-cali-
bre Colts repeating rifle, lay
straight on the door. In Pulling II
around the hammer caught ami the
gun went o1, seudinga ballet crash
Ing through his grJiB, shssiering
hIs hip aud perioratin- several deli
cafe organs. Tire fcrenian Kept the
,ri.1rsrs rom escaping, although
one Of them said: III l could get
that gun [ wOuli fix yoI both. a
special was tagged, aud the wound
Ell man placed thereon. The rail
road company also sent cut special
10 meet the incoming lrain, and
O'DOunel ws.s brought 10 this
city yesterday morning, rs also
were the prisoners- The latter
were locked up In the county jail,
and were taken to Brigham city
last night, under the care Of Deputy
Haskins. where they will have an
other hearing. DIR. Perkins VIE
called in to attend the wOundea
man, who was taken TO the Chap
mau House The doctor probed the
wouni and extracted the bullet.
Although 4 little easier, DIR. Per
kins says HE chances for life are
about one n ten. sir. O'D0unell l.
chancellor conimaudeT0f the Damon
Lodge Knights OF PytlIias, and IL
well known and respected. His as
s1ci.tes say moe gO0d-laiured
man never Hvei.-.StdHddrd.