Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
OGDEN NoteS.

An east-bound freight train on
the Union Pacific ran over horse
and buggy about $50 Sunday
night, near Thirteenth Street. The
horse was killed instantly and the
buggy ground to matchwoOd.
! c. Globurg, a painter employed by
Mr.. Teahar, tell from the roof Of 4.
Sadd's house on the corner Of Lin
coin and Twenty-second yesterday
forenoon. While painting the roof
his foot slipped and he fella distance
Of thirty feet. He broke several
ribs and was injured internally. DR..
! Fernlund was called 10 attend his
case. He was taken to his home.
where it was learned last evening
| that his condition was serious.
Sometime last Saturday evening
thieves entered the apartments over
/ the London Ice Cream plrlOrs, OC-
cupiel 10y Mrs. Oatiey and
daughters, OF the Novelty theatre
while the family were absent.
They stole money ami jewslry to
the value OF over $50. \ pair #
. diamond earrings, a diamond locket
and $50 in money was TIE booty
secured by the robbers vino cnJergt.
by means Of skeleton KEYS. There
is no clue to the perpetrators Of
this bold theft.
About nine O'CLOCK last nigh:
cries Of .'murueT," were heart is-u-
ing from the frame building in the
rear Of CrOss's drug store, on Wash
ington, between Twenty-thiri and
Tweniy-fUuTth. Officer silver went
10 the scene Of the disturbance AMI
arrested William Jones, cOl0red. FOR
assault and battery upon his wife. 10
appears that Jones = \ hard charac-
ter, and has been in the haO!t OF
freguen,ing the gambling houses and
other low resorts around the civ.
Returning home IL. night he de-
manled money, aui upon being rs
fused, kicked and beat the woman
in brutal manner. lie was locked
up.
Robert II. Wilson, sou Of Robert
G. Wilson, Of the city, aged fluT-
teen year., met with a paiufUl acct
dent Sunday at Z N. In stepping
from a street ear ut the depot h :
foot twisted, throwing him around
with his leg under the car. The
wheel caught the toes we'll up on
the left FOO; and completely mashed
them. Dr.. Bryant brought him up
10 McNutt's drug store and gave
him all possible attention. HI,
elbows and arms are badly bruised.
On Thursday OF Friday last q
Union Pacific train ran into a small
band OF horses confined in Sanfori's
pasture west Of the Union Pacific
track, and just south Of Thirty-third
street. a horse was killed outright
and still lies there Bnhuried. 4 mare
was run over breaking one leg ana /
badly cutting the other. The poor
brute dragged itself from the track.
where it has remained standing
since, scarcely moving from IT,
tracks. Her little colt is starving. as
the mother Is unable to get around
10 obtain either food or water.
In the district court yesterday.
John Hopkins was arraigned on in-
dictments charging him with IN
lawful conabiiati0n. He pleaded
not guilty.
The ESum-kiug case vas set
tied in the First District Court yes
teriay. In this affair Nh. Exum,
then a deputy marshal, shot at {. :. I
King, publisher Of the CEs0a, for
printing an offensive article about I
Mrs. Exum. King was shot in the 1
neck, ami Exum was indicted for z
assault with intent 10 commit muir Z
der. King was alsO indicted for /
criminal libel. Both Of these In I
dictmeuts were dismissed yester- /,
day.-OcdeR Standard, June24.