Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-14
OGDEN.


Yesterday morning Marshal Met.
calf received a dispatch from Cbiei oil
Police Crowley, OF San Francisco,
requesting him 10 arrest, upon me
arrival here, Peter &. Olsen, VINO ~
wanted Ia San FaucIsco Jr tue
seduction OF "a woman Ia that city
uncer promise OF marriage. Late IN
the afternoon Sergeant 5leeth TOOK
freight and went out a. far as TOO no.
Springs, where he boafiei the inconl.
Ing train as 1t passed last night. IL did
not take him long - pick cut Olsen
from the excellent description evenly
Crowley, aud upon the ardvnl here OF
the train the man was placed under
arrest aud escorted 10 tho station by
Sleeth and Metcali The prisoner Is
middle age man and Swede, as bis
name would indicate. He was &C.
clmpanied by his little hve'yenr'oli
son with whom he wouli not part, aud
consequently the little fellow remained
In the city Jail oil night. Ol,en was
al.o In charge Of tho remains Of james
Russell, who died In San Francisco last
week, which We being shipptdto Mid
dletown, New York, for burial. The
body went right on, Notwithstanding
the enforced delay OF Its care taker.
On his person was found q considerable
amount Of money aud large number
Of letters, some OF which threw some
light on the alleged oifense for which
he was arrested. IL Is very probable
that the San FrRncisco officer will
reach Ogden tomorrow, and, pending
his arrival, Olsen will be guest at the
city Jail.
Deputy Marshal Gill arrived last
night with Frank T.. Bateman, who
was arrested on Wednesday ut Terrace
on charge OF petty larceny, he hay-
ing, II In alleged, borrowed saddle
gotten 10 return II within the epeciiled
time. Mrs. Bateman remained at
Terrace, ma the young man assured
her that everything would be fixed up
tudsy nud he would return this even
iny. He Ia not so sure OF the fact now,
aH the authorities have notified him
that Ia order 10 once more regain his
liberty he must furnish the sj1J bond
required In this former case. Bateman
asserts that lie had no intention Of
stealing the saddle and says he had
slresjy packed II ready for expressing
DaCk 10 Osutn.
Mrs. Glasscott, OF California, sister Of
the lady who claims 10 be the widow
Ct George Lewis, died very suddenly
NJ the city hospital last evening OF
heart trouble. the lady came TO Og-
den with her sister several weeks ago
and has taken an active part In the
contest over tho estate tf the dead
gambler, representing her sister ut
each sension OF the court. The excite.
ment caused by the somewhat SEN
Bhtlonal developments OF the case has
had tendency to bring on tue heart
trouble, but the use OF stlmu auie
hastoAed the end, tho dead womsn'f
system being unable to stand the
strain.
The insurance adjusters on the Nc.
MANS fiie loss will commence work
this week. IL Is still impossible u
name IN. amount OF the loss on
account OF the character OF the goods
rt.n Il In the basement. Mnguire and
Chief Biniord were Frustrated yeslet
day on account Of tho smoke inhaled
at the fire aud DR.. Joyce, who Is At
tending the chief, fears an attack OIL
pneumonia.
All IL not serene In basebnll circle
In Ogden, and the why's and where
fore's are explained by William Tran
ley, manager OF tue Ogden team, IN NJ
interview last evening. Mr.. Tralll y
slated that unless something were don,
today ina business like manner to In
sure him sufficient support to at leas
pay his expenses, hu wonld leave t.
night for the coast.
There will be n meeting ut the cit!
hsli on Saturday evening next, at 7:3
O'Clock, for tho purpose OF taking I'll
preliminary steps toward the organiza
ton OF n board u trade.
Charles Winterballom. the colore
man who became mentally derange
at the depot on Monday, and wa
placed In the county jail, resumed hl
Journey to Portland yesterday.