The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-28
CHIPS.
Ami ahoxers bring MaY blowers.

Tive car itaIS Ol DulilUu wei
shipped On Tuesday.
The bullion shipments, on Tuesday
aggregated SO, 925.57.
Repairs on the street car track
pr gress in all quarters.
An extension Of the water mains il
bsing asked in all directions.
There are quite number Of sis
itors about the city at present.
The dou5le-headed lady makes hel
appearance at the Theatre this even
ing.
Home missionary meeting at the
Council House this evening, st z
O'Clock.
The Police Court was tolerably
quiet yesterday, there being Two ar
rests. but no fines.
Diphtheria seems TO be on the in
crease again. there having been sew
eral deaths from it Of la.s.
The horses that arrived Eere on
Monday evening were exercised, on
Tuesday, TO aimiring crowds.
It's expected that the fret com.
pany of immigrants this spring will
reach here on Thursday night.
There vas a further discussion con-
corning the canal, last evening, by
the members Of the City Council.
The let of the immigrants which
left Liverpool on the 10;h of April
will BE- found in this mornings issue.
The amateur dramatic association
has decided upon presenting the
comedy OF "Ours " for their next en-
tsrtainment.
What with the asylum here, the
new University building, and the
Jordan and Salt La ;e City Canal, Salt
Lake will boom, We get tue asy-
Ium.
a couple Of dsrkies had a sssto at
the postoffice last evening, in which
there was knock down, bat no one
hurt. as the fellow that fell lit on his
head, and cracked the iron grating.
As anticipated. the suit OF Thomas
MoLeliand es. Warren Hussey ct al,
went of on the ground that action
had been barrel because diligence
had not been made Ia securing a.
patent
If children were taught to say
mother" instead of "ms," the
bloOd-curdling cry OF young goat on
the street would never cause an
anxious mother to rush out and see
what was matter with her darling.
The City Council. last evening, &C
cepted an invitation to attend the
laying OF the corner stone of st
Paul's Episcopal Chapel on Monday
next, tae ceremony being performed
under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity.
The board OF regents Of the Dsseret
University have appointed a commit
tee to look into the matter of Procur-
ing a site for the new University
for which an appropriation
was made by the Legislative Assembly
at its last session.
The Nevada papers tell of the trial
and conviction in the White Pine |
district court, of Bewson and Hill, |
the roughs who attempted to rob
some Mormon teamsters last fall. |
The rOughs were given three years
each IN the state prison.
By last evenings mail Dryer re-
ceiVed Harper's Bazaar for May 9Th;
No. 118 of the franklin Square
Library, containing From Genera |
ton to Generation" a novel by
Augusta Noel; and No. 729 of the |
Seaside Library, containing " Prince
Hugo" by Maria NJ. Grant.
Bishop w. H. Hickenlooper, OF
the Sixth Ward. tainted on Tues
Jay morning. He hsd been sxertins
little more than usual, and |
while sitting in a chair was suddenly |
uACA WIN Spooul5 ahu tCll lOI hAIu |
On his face, striking his nose, which |
bled proiuseiy. He recovered sub
and last evening was getting
along nicely, without having any bad !
symptoms.
Wilbur, the fellow who tried TO |
make his escape from the city jail, |
by unlocking the doors with key
made from nail, made another
attempt. He succeeding Ia cutting
into the shackle around his ankle |
and was going to run when out, and |
the guard was not looking, but hav-
ing confded his plan to another
prisoner, he was betrayed and still
remains in jail with a heavier jewel
about his leg
When = Teller sees g Teller
Living like dash,
Then a Teller shows Teller
Kindness and cash.
Every Teller treats q Teller
With 9 snGrl and frOwn-
Every Teller hits Teller
When faller's down.