Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-23
TERRITORIAL NEWS NOTES.
A. ". VERT Said 10 Have Identified a
Midnight RObber.
FATAL ACCIDENT TspASIsu FORK.


junction.
There ARE no new developments In
the cases Of those three men who were
arrested at the mouth Of Ogden can
Won. sheriff Belnap stated yesterday
that the old camp u these people HAD
been found In the brush near the resi-
donce OF MorOni Mnsou. Thervn gang
Of six men mad lived all tho winter
until about two weeks ago, after the
shooting Of A. w. Vert. About a
week arc one n the men came 10 Mason
and asked him 10 move them rom that
locality. Not knowing who they were
IA. did 10 aud the locality chosen was
the one nj which the three men were
arrested. At the camp the oiiicefs
fo,ind that the gentry had lived Ia all
the comfort possible under the circum-
stances, having purchased Their mllk
and other things Of the residents In the
vicinity. Old tin cans which they HAD
used Tor targets were lying AROUND
shot full Of holes. About two weeks
ago, SIR. Mason states, the large mlu,
who usually came n bis house Tor
milk. disappeared and he has not been
seen since.
N was not learned whether MI.
Mason could identify any Of the prison
.rs NJ the parties whom hc drove up
the canyon, hut he thinks he can.
Late last evening II was stated that
Mr.. Wertz had recognized one OF TIE
prisonofsas one Of the parties who did
The shooting on the night that he was
injured. II this be- the case, Sheriff
Belnap has made good haul.
What appears 10 be strange u the
iaol that Notwithstanding their living
In the brush all winter aud almost
daily prac,iclng nj their targets the
police failed 10 stumble on u them
dvring their raids, which a. far a.
Migrants are concerned proved NO sue.
cessful. These cases will 10 watched
with great deal Of interest.
An oFFIcERs STORY.
of,lcer Fclckerof Five Points raised
complaint Mt O'Clock yesterday
morning. lie stated 10 n reporter OF
The Standard that while out on his
beat he noticed three men Ia front Of
The door OF stones store, apparently
forcing an entrance. When he started
toward them, flashing his dark lantern
IA their faces, they started 10 run. He
followed them over the Ogden River
bridge and they ran into the saloon
this side u the river. Felckef says he
entered the place 10 sec II he could lind
them aud that the bartender ordered
him out saying he had no business Ia
there unless he wRs called for. Three
other men, he says, jumped In nj
the door aud told him 10 jump
out or they would give him the
worst OF H.. He fondly handled
his gun and told them 10 go ahead, but
nevertheless left. lie states that he
came 10 town 10 get help from the force
10 20 aud arrest the man but he was
told 10 go hack 10 his beat. He felt
"mightliy cut up" about II and said
his feelings were hurt because he was
regular NJ much 20 Us any other man
on the force.-Ogdsn Standard.
cRusIED 10 DEATH.
Charles Stewart, Of Spanish Fork,
met with nm accident at S O'Clock on
Monday morning while working Mt
Flcming's brick kiln. east OF this city,
which resulted In his Death. Ho was
working under clay bank, which
caved In. As tho bank csvcd, he jumped
back against n wagon which was being
loaded. The clay bank fell down upon
him and hc WIS crushed between the
dirt and the wagon. lie was brought
10 the Excelsior House where he had
been boarding. Doctors Shores aud
Pike examined his wounds aud stated
that no bones were broken. They were
OF the opluion that hu would recover In
few days, but he must have sustained
some Internal injury ~ he expired this
morning al 2 O'Clock, after having suf.
fored great palm. Coroner rwelve,,
held an Inquest aud the following
verdict was rendered:
Charles Stewart came 10 his death hy
the caving In OF clay bank-n0 blame
being attached 10 any one.
II. II. IRVINE,
J. Il. Hn.Is,
l.. U. TAFT,
jurors.
The deceased was % years Of nge, un.
married and has a sister aud brother
living In Spanish Fork, AMI father,
brother and two sisters In Salt Lake.
THIEVES CAPTURED.
Sheriff Fowler and Marshal Brown
returned from successful trip Ia
Grand Junction, In quest Of the tramp
thieves who carried n trunk from the
Hotel Roberts on the night Of May
18th, aud broke II open, taxing from Il
a portion Of the contents. Tho Officers
have all worked 1ealously In this mat
ter aud deserve crrlit for efficiency IN
capturing tho thieves. They secured
Utah county thoroughly aud tele.
graphed 10 every city between Ogden
aud Grand Junction. Marshal Brown
recognized two Of the thieves In Grand
Junction as trnmps who had been IN
this city. Two others who were arrest.
I'd, had some Of the stolen goods In
their possession aud were trying e
dispose Of them. Tho men give theli
names as Dan Bannan, John Ingmm,
Thomas Bennvtt and Charlie. Ryan,
They were arrsigned beiore Justlc,
Brown this morning and pleaded moi
guilty TO the charge Of grand larceny
They will receive a hearing on
wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
MONLN TO LOAN
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