Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-13
Anolhcr Box Car HauI.-Robbcd Of
His Clothes.

or the eight trsmHs who were
yesterday arraycd in one uncombci
row before Justice I.lncy, five were
fined SIS for sleeping in a box car
The ether three, Peter Miller and
the Brisco brothers proved they were
mot Migrants, and sentence WAS sus-
pended as TO them.
Atau early hour this morning
Ed. Noble was found asleep on a
stairway in the Wasatch hUilding.
He had just lost ten dollars, his
last cent, in . gambling game, ami
didn't believe lac had been ON the
stairs five minutes when the officer
| picked him up. The last work lac
did was {, train prize fighter. Ills
sentence WAS taken under aJvis,-
meut
John O'COnnUr is & rollicking
Irishman, with 4 genuine brogue
blue eyes, light complexion, and q
Z pleasant but careless expression Of
face. He is fully six feet tall, and
Is apparently aged about - years.
( He tells this story. and Ia listen to
l him j. rs good a. au Irish comedy
] He has been working NJ
Kyune, and he came TO this
city yesterday with his earnings.
/ He purchased suit Of clothes, pat
them on. and then drank until he
was overcome with drOwiness. At
an carly hour this morning he was
awakened by an officer, who found
him asleep on a stairway IN the
Wasatch huilding. He was minus
his cost, vest, shoes aud socks, which
had been stolen from him while
asleep. aud which lac - rs wearing
when recollection deserted him. lie
stood before Justice LaEey in his
hare feet and shirt sleeves.
you'd been in fine fix If tn,
thief had stolen your brecchcs," r.
marked Attorney Eichuor.
.I'd ave lreeu the worse alt0EC
iher. = replied O'Connur; 'the that,
acted dlcent in that Hlat;er.' d.,
said this apparently with gcnuin,
gratitude tO the thief for leaving
him his pants.
Judgment WAS deferred till
pm. today.
-Four prisoners who were arTe-te-
AZ AN early hour this morning in :
box car Of the Il. q. ". fled in
They were charged with tnesp7ss
The first one said hIs name wa
O'i8uTke. and that he slept in Ii,
| car bccaus,. the hotel 10 which d,
first applied WAS full. He claims
10 have worked at house Taintin.
since last Friday, hut had no mo
ney.
The next man, Holmes Harris
merely went into the bOE car 10 &c
out u the rain. Henry Gould, th'
third. told the same story. TIN
fourth, Henry Barry. had SlO.9l
had been working ON = ranch souti
OF town, got caught in thc nin su,
darkness, and took rJiuge In the car
In his case Sentence was suspended
but the Others were fined sl5 each
which they will work out.
4 long haired Spaniard, know
rs =. Hudson, j. changed with as
sault and battery and will be trie,
; tomorrow at 10 n. m.
; Mary Jensen will be tried on tn
. same charge at : p. m. tomorrow.
Joe Carl was fined >. J. L. o.
Reilly SO and Almer Anderson 81.
for l.eing drunk, and Eichar
Thompson left $40 for his appear
ance 10 answer the same charge.
Geo. Williams j held to answer
b charge Of pcddling without 4 Ii
cense.
= VIM. Benson, accused Of trespass
; was discharged.
T. b. O'Brieu was arrested on
5 charge Of disturbing che peacc, an
p Ieft SIS for mis- appearance.
! Yesterday afternoon the tesiimon.
for the urssecuti0n the case Of :
. J. Bennet, charged with attemptin
I to ravish a little girl, was taken. |
auueared from the proof advances
that the crime Of rare had bee
: cons,Immated. The defense oiiere
) M evidence. This morning IN
rase came up on continuance, an
. the Defendant was held in tie sur
1 OF 5000 10 answer 10 the gran
jury.
; LAST evening NJ. +. Cumming
! ESQ. cashier OF the Utah Con
{ merciai and Savings Bank, and hi
! wife. reached this city on their n
/ turn from a trip 70 Europe. The
j. left here alsut six weeks ago, an
/. visited England. France aud re
). rium. Ms. Cunmings hes'iu