Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

the Park City express Mt Echo, yestor-
daV morning. This train had lust
pulled out Of the Echo yards aud being
a few minutes behind time the engi.
neer was making good time, when "
encountered n detective switch aud
the engine aud tender left tue track,
and turned over on their sides. Fire.
man William Jones was iammed
ngainst the boiler head aud seriously
Injured. The train was Of necessity
abandoned and tho passengers were
Transferred to No. z, reaching here at
1920 O'Clock.
The only case for hearing yesterday
in the Fourth district court was that
OF David Eccles, Joseph Clark, NJ. >.
Browning ami j. NJ. Browning W. w.
J. Bowes and ]. NJ. Phillips,the Grand
opera houBe case, and In all probability
II will 10 ended this morning. When
court conveues Judge Miner VIII rem
der decision on the motion made by
the attorneys for the plaintiffs TO strike
out all evidence intr)duced by the
defense on the ground that " was not
proper, inasmuch ~ he only question
nj issue was whether or MT the lcssees
had paid their rent according TO thu
terms Of the contract. At yesterdays
hearing MIR. Bowes resumed the wit
ne,s stand and was subj ected TO n rigid
REORGANIZATION, after the defense
had Tt ated.
At the session OF tho county court
yesterday bonds OF the county assessor
were fixed nj SO OO0, OF which 81, 900
~ to the city aud s3i, 0l0 10 the county.
/ Tho report Of the county collector
I
lreasury for 1892 was read and placed
ON filo. The report OF the county
trensurcr was also submitted and filed.
| IL shows balance ON hand on Deem
ber 9th, OF s40,63l.57. The report OF
the county clerk shows the total dis.
buTsements for the year up to NOvem.
Dor 3Oth, OF s02,S49.l7; total for the
month Of November OF ss722 50, OF
which $1,000 was loane1 10 Morgan
county and Sl5Is.62 was expended on
roads. Selec,man James Tucker aud
William H.. Rich OF Morgan county
appeared before the court relative 10 the
balance OF the money to he loaned
Morgan county by WeDur county, that
county having already received s2OJu
aud being promised tho balance Of ,he
sinking fund Of the year. The CON
misslOners decided % give full
answer ~ to the amount next SituT-
day.
Clnlm agent Fisher Of the Union
Pacific yesterday paid the damages
sustained by the twenty Italians who
were injured In the wreck near Hall
willie, Wyoming, on Monday morning,
and made u large mole In the company
treasury In doing 10. by means Of an
Interpreter the Italians made known
their wants and fixed the amounts the
wanted. Several oi those whose In
luries were but slight continued theil
Journey yesterday morning, some C
Montana points and some to Califor
MIA. The patients who We're admitted
10 the city hospital are progressing
favoTably aud with the exception o
the man whose leg was broken aud the
woman who sustained afractured COLA
bone " IN be able to travel this week
On board the train when II went int,
} the ditch was Mrs. Louis Starcher o
Pennington, Washington, who wa
about 10 become mother. The lad
! was accompanied by ner six children
and II was feareI serious results wOult
be caused by the shock and the terribl
strain attendant upon the care an'
saie keeping ofthe children. Upon tn
arrival OF the train In Ogden she wa
given first-ulass room ut the Pacif
and remained there at the expense O
the Union Pacific until last evening
when the family continued It's journey