Show LOCAL locan NEWS IROM FRIDAYS l DAILY dally JUNE 12 1101 JIlla jilia w cases li tuu tria trim U af pf angus augus M cannon caution and A hilton 1 muser mu I asber ser f for or unlawful cohabitation under tiie the edmunds law is still in progress before the tile supreme court of tiie ifie I 1 the time today to day aay was occupied bv by arthur brown add ana judge jude kirkpatrick who made able lud aud ludt arguments in favor fo pon pok 0 yesterday mrs kirby who live levei ou uti r rr Anklin avenue took a dose of tl lne ine dicine and aad thinking that it did uld nou nut opi opt iare with w ith sufficient prompt dess nes a tv lew i ura afterwards took another lid aid aud st dose which came very near costi cudlin tig her her life she was thrown luto into spasms and her groans attracted tile tiie attention lon ion of df some 0 of f the beig li bors who administered an in enie enle emetic tie tle which afforded relief dr newton was iv summoned and the suffer in ing woman was u as soon boon removed out of da dinger danger ager injured by a runaway last evening eveni nr robert hunt about fifteen rears yearb old was engaged in ili moving the furniture of mrs hrs liaw flaw kitis of the lith ward and when hen going with his last list load along near mr JP J P freezes residence one of the trees broke and the team urt i to run the wagon waon was capsized and tile the driver and miss ameila amelia hawkins thrown out th tha young lady kium klug against a tree tag Tad ane load consisting of I 1 coal box and jome lome lumber felt oil un miss hawkins causing severt seer injuries junus lu dr beattle beattie ras yas as summoned and rendered the esary ined medical ical leal A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IX IN INFANT HAS ITS ARM ARNI CUT OFF BY A AILWAY RAILWAY It CAR about 5 last evening a terrible accident occurred close to J C conkling Con klins samplie mill on south temple street opposite the U U C depot some of the workmen found i it necessary to move a cad cai loaded with ore and loosened the drake for that purpose the car had jio no sooner started than they were alarmed by hearie hearing the screams of a child from ben beneath eai and on hastening around a horrifying sight met their gaze there jay the little son of mr win lunnon night watchman at the utah central depot with his right arm hang hanging iury lull by a small piece of the flesh lune the limb havlu havin having been severed f from roni the body hody at the shoulder by the car wheel whee 1 which had passed averit oyer it the anfor child was taken into the house by its mother and continued its screaming from pain until the arrival ot of the surgeons surgeons drs richards etc Elc hards and bower who administered an opiate and attended to the little sufferer the injury is a very serious one as the child is but a year and eight months old and the attending sur surgeons surg geoRs eoas think the chances about evenly balanced between a favorable and au an unfavorable ref rei result tilt those who moved the car as well as the family are filled with grief at the sad occurrence but no blame can be attached to any of them as they were busily engaged in their labor and did tot have a tho thought lekht tight of a baby being in such a dangerous position the foor door ot of mr Lun house Is only about three rods distant and the baby had strayed out but a few moments belore before AN X ATTEMPT TO I 1 Ij THE AUDITOR AUDITORI THE postmaster AND AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS EXCHANGE COM COX AND STAMPS A disgraceful scene occurred in the post office in this city this morning in 1 n which the postmaster john T lyn lyd lynch ch performed a very disreputable part the circumstances which culminated in itt the row today to day had their beginning in an occurrence that took place on lion monday day june on that day auditor N W clayton f found it necessary to make a trip to ogden and was considerably rushed in attending to his business preparatory to a large amount of mali mall he gave quite a number of letters into luto the hands bands or 01 his clerk to open which the latter did among the number opened was one directed to churles charles E ingalls Jn galls but the address was not noticed and the contents like those of the other letters were laid on the desk when all had been done the money orders turee in number were taken by the clerk and laid aside the auditor at the same time looking over the letters when he pissed up that for mr ingalls he saw that a letter te belonging longing to somebody else had been sent him f from roin the rost Post postoffice office and in the envelope on which the clerk wrote opened by mistake box lly ily lit the jhc thc number of the auditors box bos and re lamed it to the Post sometime afterward the auditor receipted the three money orders signing his name thereon and presented them for payment at the post loftice the postmaster himself being there two of the orders were paid but the third for mr lynch Lynel sald said was drawn in favor of eti Cli charles charies arles arlei ingalls and suggested that mr clayton sign his name as it was suppo supposed sed the tile amount was in payment for some recording and that it was probable th the esender render had made it payable to himself the auditor then in accordance with su on the the orber order pay to N IV clayton Clay ton tou charles Iw ingalls galls 1 l and received the money ile he then hurriedly called at his office requested the clerk to trace up where the order older for f or ta bio byo came from and made his lna way t to 0 the depot where lie he took the train for ogden on tuesday lie pro proceeded weded bv by train to provo to attend to some official business without stopping in this city in the thu meantime the ingalls letter had been w awain again min placed in ili the auditors box and this time his clerk wrote over the last of the four figures 1198 the number berof of the box to which the letter was addressed A large 8 to draw the postal clerks attention and azain again returned it on friday morning shortly after mr clayton came to his office inthe in the hooper eldredge block postmaster lanca inquired for him stating that he had come on a little unpleasant business bustness the result of a misunderstanding and referred let iet erred to the 1650 1650 6 50 explaining 1 that mr sir ingalls had called and was a little exercised over the matter mr clayton promptly handed the postmaster the amount and the latter I 1 remarked that he had been besieged by newspapers for tor information of a I 1 fon if forgery or by a high official 11 mr clayton stated that the whole affair had b been een den a mistake easily made in view of the circumstances and that as there was nothing like a forgery the postmaster was at liberty to give give the truth to the newspapers mr clayton then f found mr hir ingalls and the explanation was of course entirely satisfactory to that gentleman and the matter passed off on last monday morning mr clay out dut of the city and on his return last evening his attention was called to an article in sundays tribune tid Til bune accusing him of forgery ile he went to col nelson of that paper who stated that the tile article was published as lynch gave it and offered to publish any statement in reply of ref refutation u which the tile auditor mi might ht choose to make mako this morning mr clayton went to the Post postoffice office to have a money order cashed when dir air lynch brought the subject up remarking got it in rit tit the he paper some conversation ensued in regard to the truthfulness of the article mr clayton finally saving saying well its as good an article as 1 I 1 could expect coming from a man who would deale defame I 1 innocent women women as you have the postmaster responded calling the auditor a liar and the latter replied with a similar epithet at which lynch became so enraged that he seized an iron mailing stamp weigh weighing lue lul about four pounds and tind threw it at mr clayton at the same time using most foul and langu language age aze and threatening to kill the object of his wrath we the stamp struck the window smashing several panes of glass but bui mr claylon clayton dodged it mr lynch then seized another stamp and reaching in over aver one of the clerks hurled it through the opening striking mr clayton a heavy blow on the iett lett t arm the latter then seized the missile and raised it lit whereat his cowardly ro assailant climbed behind one of the clerks clerk for protection mr nir clayton then left the post office and entered a complaint in the police court against the postmaster who was arrested and gave bonds in the sum of for his appearance for trial tomorrow to morrow morning at 10 we understand the special postal agent who happened to be present when the row occurred this morning i intends to investigate the matter and has telegraphed east for instructions in regard rezard to it froe FROM SATURDAYS dally DAILY jime JUNE 13 A suit for damages genera nathan kimball has commenced suit in the tile first district court against the ov ogden herald publishing lIshing company C NV Ile lle L W S shurtliff C 0 F middleton N C flygare and E 11 anderson Ander sou son 1 for the recover recovery bof of 9 oooo 1 which amo amount of damage he lie claims his good name credit and reputation have sustained through ah an article published in the ogden herald june 2 1885 and another 0 on n of of the same month ransford ransford smith and had J N kimball are the attorneys for the sunday school jubilee jubliee the committee on or pro gramme for the ted jubilee in the tabernacle on july adly are actively eug engal engaged al ed in making makla the necessary arrangements and it is desired that sunday school officers throughout the stake render the assistance necessary the Jubil j jubilees ees that have been held in the tile past have proved most satisfactory sadis facto ry and beneficial and as advanced strides have b en made in the tile study of music by the children during the last f few evv years there is every reason to expect that the f forthcoming concert w will III lil eci eclipse apse all similar events that have transpired the various sunday schools should take the matter in hand arcs aptly so as to insure success pocket map of utah ou our readers are generally familiar with tile the face fac that joseph A west westa CE E vas was sas com commissioned ints by the territorial legislature at its last session to compile and publish an authentic map of utah ife lie diot riot only filled this requirement in tue large map which he issued some soine time since but ili in the m matter atter of size he exceeded tile tiie stipulation while as a work of artand art and a reri reliable able abie source of information in regard to the topography of the country even to tile the minutest details demin of its sectional and lines its mining and the ibe conuto ur of its mountain it far excelled any any map of I 1 utah itah ever before published ile he has no nov w issued a pocket edition of this same map on a somewhat smaller scale of course than the large one olle but embracing all its excellent features and is prepared to supply the public with copies of it at the very reasonable figure ot of each it can be purchased at the bookstores F fine fino no 13 barley arIcy brother A cockerill of pleasant green grden called upon us today with some samples of two kinds of barley raised by him at that place without irrigation which aw ara already nearly ripe and show as fine tine heads as wee we ever saw one kind is the ordinary blue orsia or six aix rowed barley and the other a comparatively new llev variety in this region known as beardless barley which bears large plump heads with kernels more resembling wheat than barley and not only yields more dushell to the acre than other kinds but weighs much more inore per bushel than other varieties A bushel of barley I 1 is usually estimated to weigh forty eight pounds but this kind as rais rats raised ed by brother cockerill last year weighed by actual experiment sixty five pounds to the bushel it is advantageous in another respect lor for tion in such places as pleasant green where there is a scarcity of water for irrigation as it is said to stand drouth better than most other grain it is not sufficiently hardy to sow in the fall as artile artlie a rule ruie but last winter being unusually favorable for fall grain it did well the crops generally at pleasant green are looking exceedingly well this year utah and Wy wyoming orning central railway yesterday a certificate of incorporation po ration was issued to the utah and wyoming central railway company under the laws of df this ter with a capital stock of divided into thirty five thousand shares of each the in corpora tors ten in number have subscribed for 1100 shares ten per cent of tile the par value of which has been paid up the board of five directors to manage the companas comp anys affairs is as follows E 11 murray wm win S mccomick mccornick 0 J hollister josiah barnett and J D negus of salt lake city the route of the new nevy road is stated to he be if from rom a point within the city of salt lake in the county of salt lake territory of utah thence to run northerly to the waters of great salt lake in the county of salt lake or the county of davis in said territory thence to connect with transfer boats on the waters of said lake said transfer boats running from thence to and from a point or points ou oni the north i shore of said lake ili in the county of box bos elder in said territory from thence the tile said road is to run to a point at or near the city of corinne in said county of box elder thence through the counties of box bos elder cache and rich in said territory to a point on th the boundary line between the territories of utah and wyoming at or near the mouth month of twin creeks and as incident and appurtenant to said road and as necessary necess alry for the safety ety and profitable working and operating the same for the construction owning maintaining and operation of transfer boats barges and other water craft on the said great salt lake and tributary waters also for the construction owning maintaining and operation of lines of telegraph along said road the length of said line of road being beang as near as can now be ascertained abne one hundred andeen miles 11 old oid folks excursion f SALT LAKE CITY june 1855 to the general public the committee of the old folks excursion take great grem pleasure in again extending a general invitation to all persons over 70 years of age in salt lake county irrespective of rell reil religious rellious dous dons creed nationality color or circumstances to accompany them on a grand picnic excursion to garfield over the utah and nevada railway hallway on the morning of tuesday june the directors of the railway company any through their gentlemanly supt bupt W W riter esq have not only proposed to give all the old folks over TO 0 O a free ride to garfield and return to suspend their regular lathi batti tj i ti a 21 ins on that day so as to make it a genuine old folks day these annual courtesies extended to those who have borne the burdens of life for over threescore three score years and ten form bright spots in their experience they leave for a few hours the monotony of their daliy dally existence and mingle with cacti other in a free and jovial conversation singing music feasting and other plea piea pleasant sant saut pd pastimes that are provided the committee deem no labor too great to contribute whatever will tend to their and comfort I 1 the committee who by the by are no beggars nevertheless nevert neless feel proud to acknowledge their dependence upon the generous patrons of the enterprise who have during the past nine years availed themselves af the privilege of contributing whatever they thought would be acceptable and appreciated by their aged sires and anti matrons matrona mat rons they extend the same prill 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