The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11
CHIPS.

Il we have spring at last.
The Morris agony is over.
The big excitement took place yes
terday.
Bullion shipments are running up
again.
Ogden is to have another fine
builiing.
Everything is quiet in the FirsG
District Court.
Preparations are row bsing made
for the conference boom.
Lorne Is an athlete. and no Cana.
dian dare wink st Louise.
As The body IS purified by water, SO
is the soul purified by truth.
Rehearsals for the juvenile opera of
the Grand Duchess" are still in pro-
gress.
Every thing is quiet around the
District Court, but few new sui,s being
entered.
Silver vas quoted ut 1.132 in New
York on Wednesday, aud at 1.1O4 in
Salt Lake.
The Mackenzie Reform Club at
Ogdsn gave an entertainment on
Tuesday night.
"The rabbit i tinnid hnt M cool-
can make il quail" Some cooks can
make it half hair.
The Junction says Salt Lake is
loudly calling for taeatricsls. We
haven't heard OF it yet.
Abe Hunter was arrested last night
for profanity and insulting q saloon
keeper who refused to sell him
liquor.
1t ia difficult to say wbich-do the
most harm st times, enemies with the
worst intentions or friends with the
best ones.
Tailor TO stout cussomer)-"HaVe
the kindness to put your finger on
this bi, OF tape, sir-just here. I'll be
round in a minute"
Persons taking water through the
Turnbow water bitches, from Parley's
Canon Greek, should read the notice
of meeting, published elsewhere.
By our dispatches this morning it
will be seen that Hon. John Sharp
has again been elected a director Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Mr.. Dryer has a large number of
the new crazs-the fifteen puzzle
which is combined with another, the
Two in ore. Look out.
The possibility OF an attempt being
made by the prisoners in the County
Jail to get away ia limited at. "a
word to the wise" If we may be for.
given.
Mr.. Joseph II. Romney will de.
liver his popular lecture Battle of
Life," in the Seventh Ward Assem-
oily Rooms. this evening, at 7,30 |
sharp.
By last evenings mail, Dryer re-
ceived Frank LesJie's Ladys Journal |
and No. GIL of the Seaside Library, |
"Ths Counts Secret"
part 2.
The quarterly examination of the |
Students of the University commences
next week, and there is considerable |
examining" going on in conse-
luence.
III. Marks was arrested at the depot
asst night. for stealing a ride, he hsv-
ng boarded the train at Woods
Cross. He will answer to a charge OF |
7agrancy ID day.
We regret to announce, this morn
pg, the death of the little 4-year-o |
ION of Thomas Mcintyre, which sad |
event occurred on Tuesday, from |
group and ul GRATED sore throat.
A boy who wont lake IS tig a bite
ss he can from another boys apple is
disgusting his real feelings. end |
should be narrowly watched, lest ne |
make sudden grab and run of with |
The whole.
The value Of The bullion shipments,
yesterday, was $12, 1898 So. This is a
poor showing, compared with the |
shipments lest fall, which used to be |
laily in the neighborhood of $25, 600 |
and $4,000.
a colored baby fell from an attic
window the ctler day, and the |
mother tells the story thus: "Dere,
Hat child was coming down feet fust,
wild every chance of being killed, |
when de Lawd, he turned him over,
de chile struck on his head, and
lere wasn't so much as 6 button few
off,"
He saw 8 carpet hanging out
Upon the clothes-line in the rear
or that fine mansion, and he thought:
"The folks are out, the coast is clear,
I'll bag that Brussels if can"
He did, and making no delay,
Adown the alley, in the dusk,
The carpet-bagger tramped away.