The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-18
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Church chimes.

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storm in the air.
The e1cursionis!s will see Salt LAX
IN its Sunday gsrb.
O1ly one car load of bullion wa
shipped on Saturday.
April 1sts, 1861, Virginia passet
the secession ordinance.
''Galvanio TittIlation4"-Oh =,
yodsl cheese it! cheese i'll
Judge Elias Smith has been seri
ously i'll since conference.
The livery business will 70. be a:
rushing this. as it was last Sunday.
Silver quotations on Saturday werl
New York, 1,1SE; Sal. Lake, 1.105
See our Religious Services" aut
decide what church you will attend.
But liitls trade was done on Satur
day, people hardly daring to venture
out.
Mr.. Dryer has received the May
number OF HIrper's Monthly Maya
zine.
Mccormick & CO. received a cal
load of silver ore from Neva1s on
Saturday.
The Boston excursion party arrived
last evening by the regular train, lSC
ip number,
No Western mail was receiued on
Saturday, the trains on the Central
Pacific being blockaded.
The cases of eleven OF the "girls''
arrested on Friday and postponed,
will be heard on Monday.
The Silver Reef Miner is out in hall
its usual size, and is still on the war
path about its arrest for libel.
Everybody will have the opinion
from seeing Walker Bros adv. that
they must be making q speciality of
carpets just now.
This phenomenal weather is no!
calculated to give the eastern excur-
sionists very exalted opinion of the
climate Of this locality.
Nine of the demi-mondes arrested
on Friday. were fined-fOur in $99
each, four $50 each, and one S25-
1921 altogether. Two were dis
charged.
The prospect for good sized row
in one of the saloons on Saturday
night was nipped in the bud by the
timely kicking cut OF a bully. A kick
in time saves nine.
Owing to the unexpected change in
the weather services will probably be
held in the Salt Lake Assembly Hall
this afternoon, instead of the taber-
nacle, as anticipated.
Ogden puts ia bid for the insane
asylum. II would be a great saving
OF money that would otherwise be ex-
pended for railroad fares il the juno
ton folks should get the institution.
A special meeting of the Olympic
Club will be held on Monday evening
at s O'Clock, for the purpose OF taking
action on the report of the committee
on celebration. ]. D. Spencer, 6ec'y.
On Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock,
the territorial republican convention
will meet in this city, for the election
Of two delegates to the national re-
publican convention at Chicago. Fun
IS anticipated.
The new annunciator at the CONT
Mental Hotel was tested on Saturday,
Ill the wires being in. and proved to
% a signal success. Mr.. s. F. Fenton
out it in, and the work was done in a
mastery manner.
The flume at the southeast corner
If the market lot was choked up on
by debris thrown from the
luCkster shops along the streets, and
.sised quite a food. Matchmaker
Goctored it.
The family quarrel In the repnb-
ican ranks at Ogden still continues,
and the Junction is being set up be-
cause none of its reporters were at the
and it therefore did not get
a very accurate report.
On Tuesday the board of commits.
sioners for the establishment of an
insane asylum will meet at Farming
ton, Davis County, and begin their
examinations for the purpose oil Sc
Letting a site. Governor Murray, one
of the board, is expected to accom-
pany the other members.
Mr.. George Careless has received a
new lot Of music, and among the
pieces are the "Mulligan Guard
one of Dave Braham's
compositions; "Csvotte Moderne,"
for the piano, by Emil Liebling; and
the Royal MILDLY Galop," from
Genee's opera. "The Seekadet +"
The first Sunday afternoon meeting
held in the Mackenzie Club Rooms,
will take place at 8 80 pm to-day.
General Bane will. by request, deliver
an address on the Physical effects of
alcohol on the healthy human
system" All persons, especially occa-
sionsl drinkers are invited TO attend.
Old ''Speckle" rose from off her nest
And cackled with much vigor,
AS if to say, THAT eggs my best
No hen can lay bigger"
While Johnnie, standing near the gate,
In mute CONTEMPT was gazing,
As ifhe could not tolerate
The fuss the hen was raising.
His protest took her down q peg
He raised his voice to say it
HYou fink you're smart-Dod made
Eat egg
You toodn't help but lay i! ~