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, 1881-03-11

tu,". ~ In.t they scnt far ne. R,il nrfcrr. init
llu rcwars! .% ii,,!i ,o loy. Now; Tho secret nf
toln mt how the tide .ld tt,r"l wti.n h'l,
gut lost, nnl wsns down NJ the rxurt 'nrn,
g.nlsd M nans re aottt,. ana ntways t"'1'.l y u:
m rtftE thu !hy tho ty Wna LOST TINT llr hlis1
,lrtftch 4 EuRf ways alnti4 tho l'ttnn,. At Inst
WtaiEcd unttcr III nnrs,r.clmin. .lc ,pu,,.act,.
nnt! hA1f rliuiI up Ivy tstIrs. ! fnun'l tho Ind. |
ni to srfe iert t!st M e'os F9 % h! y
great deal o. money by tl,lln bodies those was
Il REPRESENTATIVE tCDSST1TU1;Nr.
Uttrnis Fnt Frt'a.
Iln gave NIL thu haekn,cn ut tho Union Depot
n sensld-pfft brii.hr,i thu hoet1ln.ks right MID
lift, uni sho,ahler"t his sixty pounds u bug
Ragc anil stnrtcd un Jefferson nvcn'lr i.t search
Of II tavern. lie wns Il rIxht up all down .nan.
nna he wnntct! to str!kr tavern where they
lsasl III ot,-tashionc l,nictl l!lnnrr.
",fust como III from lansing" be observed,
rs ho fell IN with II nlnlfatrlnn.
"b!l. ch7 Detn D,tt III tho [.cgslnturc?'
"ron l'et hive. I'm nnt lnc,ilbur, but
nadG ta1ns; y ht''. @ o: there MI tho sa'nc''
"Nnt cxnctly. 1coun down from - Cnunty
tn take tho kinks ont Of MIR !iplnt,cr. LID wis
sMtnF n With illHs hra. aHl q i.'l w%ittsl trn
s'stc; ;,u,,n,, Waas d'yo ta'"k5"
hD MtHllH / &pCtlk 10 E1G HHeH LfeL vol
thctel 'rh!nk OF thmtl III, nniru 1lerG we rnted
him niHht No |, ail scnt him t!t,Wts IL I.n'fsuf
more bechttsc nc Of thc rust 0f % gould ic1sc,
what d, ynn shlnk?'
"hattcr tttcatH." ...
"fu,l bet. ilut lnwcrctl his nose tt. wc't.
heard hdw he vas ttstsfcsS Hrfftstht ard putting
on utrs n,la i,'nsnk o,,t tt,1t he run mr. county.
Aii't II few nf ny gut tnHethcr rtltl wrDtc him Il
LITTER. y dnt sruti, I" sl, my 9ol. uull we
got together aEhi'l hid they sent 'llp down to put
on tho earrJcGiit."
And yoti Jlll?'
"I'iln't IL tlu' Dit In al,o,t dozen bills nf-
iir hml snhl himself olt fur six or suyci
speccnc.. atlti !nast.ed I'll hut tInr. Tho rst
aiay E0t there tH WIS supporting motions Msld
moving to nmcnd a,ld ktstkn Otti, hut ln!Hhty
FdttH let hfnt understand ttnt in such elNff
lnssch fur Hr.ttorywtih us. lie triul tn ullLOzt
~. 1T arst. hut sY'fGt. he tnic'a titt ls c1n
st!tuenoy h,d ant ntter HIN tlu cu!,nGd down.
ltod heen fooliny viii. the Enu,o law. und iatt
gut ntfxcd ~ wIth II tfoE-tnx tsti, unf u sMw.t,4
tlw ht,s1 bill hb0ut l.4flt fishing. usiii don't
ANDw whht Gisn. ] tisDk hin ont bghl.Nl tho
Ntntc- itnl1sS uni snys |: Nnw, sMry, yru squat
ftMr chlsiItuet!ts armdild that yr's calm right
fowl W. !tonL want 'lo Elcrrs' IN tltirI, md
iitlle HHirt wnrk. md not to prt'nce nraund and
!Hagl,s yai 80 gs,s iatr!e': 'feHry's hat tt,.. We
nrGn humble t.t[,lt, tuktAg kindly IL lDA-hntlsca
nnd JDsnNy.Gnke, mt WIZ utnt K, Il cent I'll big
words mud long iaaHris Aes.' 1hat'a wlRt tolu
HIN. NllIf hn c1lnlcd.''
Hid, eIlf"
'inU bet ho did! Aud II wo hcar nnythlng
moi I>nt1t his rising to expnn his wits ~, tho
t!tH-tnx ur 1Epvtng ~ rtrain,nft the u1,lstsrAt
bltl b1lr county won't bB no {lcr for hin tn ru-
tirH t1. THIS IS stt0 oArt. eli? Wuit, III folflur
li' nnd thon takD tho tr,ln Tor hu.llc.'
, 1881-03-11


a blll was flied ycstcrtay III tho Circuit Court
by John II. B.lMn'aun. In which ho snys TINT In
November. 1877, lso wns married to Lima
Landgraf. but that sho only favored
t,im t'i,. with her co,npaiy for about
Yho prescribed two ycaFs OF, waltiug aro past,
to LOOK ottt for another wife.
Chntitr Coles seeEns 10 have hnd oven II harder
experience thnli util,nniln In the way Of nlus.
concluded filIa jackson 'sns tho unn woman who
could nuke him hnppy, nnu III co.lsss Ut time
shc nera,ne Mr.. Ca!cs, Tho ceremony bons per
was e!ther very ponr or SUI pIas cd tho fcminitle
hrt OF deception tn perfection, f0r unly ten uys
,.l altsr ,,, tho IN, n,hrstase She started on TUG
10 mike sausuKe.mcnt ; out ~, uf u''Iiu hiu liz
left vory suddenly, without staying Oh
tho order Of hts 9oir,Y, hut when he wont to bed
tcci uer hor ptlio% liz did ; os 70 u1y IL sG,u srnn
until tile beautiful toy hnd uecu rolntiyeu and
esoh then hss dreams wcrp suggestive ri ludt-
~ NJ! scnlp!uK. t'ccs. In hbuut two tnantna
70 cnrvu hlnn With Il ruxor, 0uu Uelug unyllcreay-
It nt TINT trcuseh him to u tnAtInGu with NIL Ilx.
FifHiiy. huvtnR tuen deprived uf every cutting
artIts s tItwcr- puts, bsit still witht scccss III
in!nrinx ~ hitn; 4 few daSs nfter their 1,Arr!nEo
rhe aisrrted per c1.lnl rights III tho holsuh6ld
a5' salStfsE hls best 0rGrcuat, giving It to one
nt htr Eetitetilnn friends. and thun thoy aud
Hnbtlicr yrnttamatt wuht OF snll,uwt.erc and
wcro Enl!e whole day. On her rutnrn sau In
sulSo n tlfs kind OF amusement whenever she
ehose Coles wis rhthcr nnprcparcI for suth a
irttutsoat dentonstr1tion Of wunluh'a rtgtts aud
Gully llv Is nnt 10 much III oye with It's practical
txe"1niihGatdn III tact be bus buun obliged
70 !carn hts hume ind hc nn's asks TO be allowed
tmtt better devote hor talcnts to tho advunco.
1nent Ut litr srx.
, 1881-03-11

Patrick smllh pleaded guilty 70 burglary, aud
wis runAnI,0d.
Tue rest VI tho rytdunco IN tho cass of Ed
wArl Powers, who pu'tt,rd guilty To lto killing
OF 10 5IOM, thu thfnAulAti. Waa hrurJ, anu lhD
prisoner was Fetnauded. 5!e viii 10 selitenccI
to. hUtrDW.
thfttp Young WAS tried for assault, and ao-
quilted.
Edward Acagher WIZ on trtat for Iarrony.
, 1881-03-11
ITEMS,

III tho case Of tho Fidelity Savings Bank, tho
Receiver WAS ycsterlay authorized by Judge
1ancsnn to sell Lots s, 7,s. y, TO- H. l6 II. H.
~, unt e, niock ID. Of Unwens Addition ia Chi
cago. for tho sum Of S2,GUo.-one-hnlf cash and
tho rntnntn!cr III Two yeara with interest ut =
per cent. Tho offer IL In excess Ut tho ap-
praised yntlle, and ls considered tn la u glH,d
III which to lilo exceptions tt tho proposed sMlo.
, 1881-03-11

Onega yrar. since Alr. II. Yung. OF kanS32'
a4a broke Ills wrist. Slnca that time II ~
Elyen htn great pain, which nntAing wn'l;a
subduc untt! St. Jacobs OH had been applieas
Which relieved him Ut anee,
, 1881-03-11
THE GRAIN INVESTIGATION.

The GRAIN INVESTIGATION,
---
a:na,, Gna M"ro'.'''s' ,.F,an'.'*' co""'s''o" and
7b thf Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
a,i.ant 90; ,u.,. a,Sa Iano ,.t tsa peoo,iacne
reeeii 'sitesgaoil ut Springfield Ut tho 6ralh-
Inspection Department at Chlrugn, M shown by
,h0 testimony, Is ,aat tho saM Inspection be. L.
potent bead
tho Chief insa,.,or ,yns t',cc ~. ,,vr, mn =. ,mo
ssss ~, mn..e ~ Rso 'a inspee1ea; t1at NJ ih'sht
orlnou Ut tho witnesses lie ind some "exec,ttlvu
abili,y" ability win tho Executiye,: ;,,t It Il
te"'aFhHoi: tnat INC ..ctchse hEs not undertake.
10 prove that Tho Chlef INSPECTOR WIS Or Is u
praoticAl. export judge OF ErIiln, Or co,npcto,t
trn.v ~ nm cor,r,,sat,,"ra ~ ' ~''''o-
'sTs, nv, y. ,asa sne .''','..ss.e's. ,,1 .ats,
,b,ns, ns to sno tt sfG nfe
nat douc. but hy,s TmttciI In nrnvo ,,,,w rnl,n,o
aorr,ro ,'t,rsrn,.,,, ,,.s tha,,, ""' '"'"''4'
rno s.saa,', u"ou ',a,,,o. y, .."o... ,,. ,,,1 ..
fountain, nnd the servant canuot bo expected
to know moro than his master.
p'.s - ~. sAo wno'c ata'ca"y fost m tho saes
taat thc commissioners haro nut lln. tho skilled
1TI|n1AS fl4 experience IhHt are absolutely fiGt
essury to fit than rnr t,c intnIIpcnt n,,d ,,ronor
d,v"n,r~,, -, ,,,nt. .t,,,,asy "''' t''p't
n.,." "'ac ~ =. 4no't ~ uu''ess
Ilo law v'rtnnlly puts tho whole matter nf
tho inspection pf grain ut Chicago Under thelr
,llrcction md supervision, Unylnr assumed 1no
,,ts1t' w. ~ ,,ia I., 49,. "' ,s aaa".ea ~,
t'seaRe - t"ts ""ty, thoy '''tist att'e expected
criticism Of their public n1licint work. It Is we'll
kow,t to every t,.rc fit tho gruIn teo TINT II RI.
n,,.rrs manv vcnrs NJ fnI,hf,I n,,,,,f.osInn ana
SET, T.. IL. 80 ,I,, ,,. "pr'Ao' M"
s'uos ~ -, MI rFsAEaf'!s oFaht man 10 become
gond Judge OF grain. and hut few ovut beconlu
experts
il t.la.v ~ thia ,otro,u,,,t,,,t, e,,+ !, ,A...
~, - ,sa, w." =. .a.s Mehho".euRca lnc.' IS taete
Hot sreht 11hpfuPrlcty III tho appointment OF
wholly Inexperienced niru to The office 0f Kafi-
way Illl Warehouse Conlntssoucr. md I,un,,o
,,,,,ctv nnlu,rlrd ,vith .rr,ouo, L., ,,o o,,a,.,t
AtNo " oaSu hiH7s p1 oucu |GHs
, 1881-03-11
CURRENT GOSSIP.

WHY SOME l.ll,i,s l1ota AND OTHERS
WALK.
... l.. J. Hates IN lTilt- ,rtEt.
Il little hrtl sat Oh II tw4y III. n tree,
a swinging and siuyn,, n Kl't,l ss cotill DO,
And shnklng his tui mud s,uauthIilg his drrss,
AND having such suis lis yut aever could Hucs s.
And, when he tad fnshes. tfs vny l!ttir song,
llu flew ,IOwiI III tho street url1 went hrnpft,e
lluhH,
Ihfs WHY and TINT witty With hath littio feet. n
whitu his ahlFp little eyes looked for so,ncihtns
to ent.
4 little bay said 10 hint: "I.lttlc slsfi. stop,
And It'll mt tho re:tsoii yutt w with II hop.
Why don't yot walk. rs hoys do md n,un.
Ono foot ut ttu9e. llku Il dove or hrny'
Thon tho lltlo hIr.l went witt, hop hop, hop;
tii i,S nugsrtl and ha taiI.ilednsh never would
And hp sud; "1.lttle boy. shore are so.nc. birds
And su,ns tlr!s tint huI', uud sou.c birds that
walk.
"use xour eyes, little hoy: watch closely mud scc
What little ba!s l,l,. f0th feut Just like ,,l..,
And w'.c', yuu know tint, you'll know muro thun J
sb!su nun. -
''Esery l.r'I that can ,scratch In tho dirt can
Every iir ,l,at uun vale II. tho WATER san walk
Every 1'r tbat has clnws to catcn prey With el,
Que foot it ii t1mo,-that is why they c,.u walk
"1!ut mnst lttlu bfrt1a VITO Ga, alug yuu II sorg
Arc sU AIlNIl TINT their tGEs Arr CoI very Btrour
Io sc,i.1n ,,. VIII: er while With or eaten things
They ltop With 10th fcc.s Little hoy, goo,,-by."
- Anniifly :orrect. n'l1 80 simple US caslly to bo
remembered.
, 1881-03-11

Yesterday Woll.kHown iawyer, who has no
partner. WIS rn4nKcl IN Judge swings Court ut
an tDlr wien II cttse WIS SGT before Il puuulnr
Justice pf tho pcncr, III which hu HIN self wis
tlo plaintlH. Whit WIS 10 he doney ..Iluw
hnppy c',tlI1 ho he with csthor wcsu tho o,.,ur
ttoIr charhcr nWuy"
Rc,nberlnY thai tho Justtcu ut tho Peace kopt
n tcluphonc, ho rushed to the fsarcst mt, on
lsnvr VI nbsunee fron tho Csnirl, and called tho
Squire. whcn tllo following chKlny inuls pI,lrp:
4Aubrney--Is tllnt ytu squire?
Justice u thu rohce-fcS: wllAt il vant1ng7
Atsoracy-Wnnt Judgment IN my cssu.
Jua.ice u tho rcacc-Can't give Ii unless you
A,,ornvs-Can't 1 y % loavo horo; ,s defendant
thereY
Justice OF tho I'eacc-No; ho'd IN YOUR right
A1t0rnoy--lInn,l Is Up.
lustro nt tho l'cnct-Sou do solcnnly aGlrp,
Aiiornoy--Ics, iii, / do. al.l don't you tor
"lustrn ut tho .'caco-Doos this tnau. tho
deles,da,lt. !lyn IN ytur honbof
j,isilce Ut lAe Tei.vo-ls ho ho!dng oyur his
:tiiorncy-yes, n gnotl ways. .>.......-...
lmsticu ut tho roucc-t'.sen hm notlco to
X;torney-lcy, str; unu he wos.'t 30. Not!co Is
..jlslea Ut tho rrucc-A!I right; Judgment fur
pln!nt!f; viii scnd tho Cons1abto nrp'inh right
Wi.u1. tho attorney hnd got thruuy,, wilt, b,s
r,sU utMl rEaeAei tits u!l}eo, nh hulr tater, tie
0i!etr WIS thoru awaiting urdvrs.
<lUlIs.
THO oWiior nf n toy watch chilled II Faith, ho.
cAuse 1t wills Without wur!ts, ind lllprcforu
leu.t.
At II recent sltnuer m esn!neRt grocps WIS
uryel tn u.i.lsrlbu,u something to tho uccaslun,
II f,"'twns but II little f.lsrll l!btlr."
Tho liuston CnmlntfclaI Dulstsfn iotcs tha fuet
thnt tain WIS tIo first nlan WHO vent uut sluy-
Ing. Hal tle been AGcl hta l'ratAer would then
hayo Nullt.
Young latly, eyA,nlniny sonlu tlrislut wells;
"Cnn yul. re,sly rccon,nioIsI tlis o.,,.' OVER
zcull lltts slbEnlasl: 10 yes, Mlss 1t Iuuy bo
uscd B1yurn( tl1ncs." .
~ lnnn In Franco will tako my excuse for asl-
jDX u krw- -yenrs (eD NJ yntl, "slE" slys tho
Ivu" Hut whai for?'' "Well. sir, l,o s"ys tisaI
Whenever liz til4 silver Htblrt ur lnu -g,ttlty III
thu 0nrht4u he's III tho habit of returning Il u
tt4 DWneE"
4 Catholic nlo,hor once Showed her ulsIa a
c0lr, "6re, shr suld, zig ti.ts tecn very xushf,
lAsHl n'auttu" "ln,' says illv rhi!sl, iii.i .it,it
itx xl,nders, ".Ion't bettast taAt, In,ii.n; tAia
Ruc,t up, but II h0 toull only lluyr, you'd sect"
Thuro aeclns tu be IL litt!e ss'rc:.,nt in tho RI.
marx Ut II urorg4n nowspapcr "arn II saya; ~
iIulntItr ur Tu4rnle,sn t.sla! yuunS tlEtri have
FORMED IL cook tpy u4t. Tor tho ltlH,s1 or cUlt.
yutlug thu culinary Art. They hH, llluutIt,Y Tho
uthur tihy 10 !eGtQ whit cAth '1!t. should fur.
isn III lhu ra, entertainment nt Tho Eiut, then
the preparation ut which MR. suoslvr WAS pros
iiGlsAk'
, 1881-03-11

Albert g. sfack flied Il bill yesterday agnlnss
Theodore Fettlg to restrain him from usnt
Chartvs fnung's pntrnt fnr improved vrochetlnx
tAehlncs Tor MaklsiK !uopcd 1abrcs.
, 1881-03-11
AN IMPORTANT PATENT CASE.

Am ENlNJIkTAN'T7 T.ATIGS7C CASE.
Jt11go nrunmonh n etsxngcd In hpnring tho
pntcnt Hnsn Of the Morgan Eievntcd lsaiiwny
tompary against ueorgo 81. Pullman, to decide
tho validity Of lntunt for att "ttnprnvcd Eir-
vuted Hallway granted April .0+ ls9. To ttluh-
tr 7. Morgan, il. Tile patent "a illustrated, In
tho trial ~ very line 'notlcl. nltnnt trn fnet
lung. IN tho court -r0pln, which gtvcA the itlen
FGnG Attlltnn tu 81 rect. ft1steu OF n,,isuncu.
hfessrs. Alexanler g. ureeu, OF Nuw iork CITY,
laNnMlton SPENCER, of Bloomington, for tic de-
fcIunnt.
, 1881-03-11

=. N1EFV'WN1 KNTWNVNyg&lbs
Tho 1t. 1.,Is tatoie- Democrat ct4Is for two pea
!!tefurf characters: Il suya eluYxfv 3Iar aea
Jetinsg June are n!fcaay prominent. and ~ ~
tntre u F',om yet for AgGls AuyHst ulld saa1a
ScptrtubGr.
, 1881-03-11

S3O vii! hu paid fur any caso that Hop Dittcfs
VIII uot cure ur help Doubt uut.
, 1881-03-11

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.
Thu IsGcevcr Of tho Gprtnun Swings Hnnk, q.
II. Horton, yesterday fled with Judge jameson Il
report Of hts b1lsfnoss for February. which Is, In
Short MS follows:
HECElFrS.
HannGe on hand JRn. 81.
!i'lls rcGclsnbio. 6,4fUM
Nent5. ....,.......,.I......,,.,..., lN)I
S1,7lJGs
DISBURSEMENTS.
Transfers Of property Tor tie.
p1st-iNalsH. H..+.............;. &5,H7..n
ltecelvers uxpunses. .......... 4DJ.tH]
lcgNl expenses Tor lSSG....... 5tjUJ - k,u 20
1ia!ancc Oh hand......,. .........."$i1,103.E
, 1881-03-11

ie' a't. "cs nrsnt AcA u! tl!lSch1et; ,ttld III
1a,t ,s M " l lNea "sEe ats!ti't!ly tnrniiik ht'r
mp an ,a!,.... .tas ' ~ @ @ II s'SR} ai.a satg to
s,.,,s.. @ wtx s",y M .. ..,,nsrs @ ,; wh" y, tnl
wm nr nyn III, I.,I,t,t, ,1'pn' H. ,,i, ,s mss 10 ts'ix
s',''n liz ~; t,.i mu ~ .u sn,'l.k lnMtrtl ~
t'm,,,S TX ."te tIststSs spc
ts'ssta ISt, r",, a".ih ltss tnstHHeJ nf Tat aaf
Ssssinl; W., .HvTMy; Wnlh pefhalls hhe hh'tmt: nut
sn,.us M.",'S n "uttnsH.in ~ afhhpi" WIN a",p
','t'h, h! MN ~ sHta. nntHtiOls. i!ite Whlfn shs
,~ ~. ~" ~ ~. tMf,s, hhul'lR usRI!nf. tw-
tht,h 'n y sG!y ."t! ~ h,!h' thcny, ny ilrst.
IL H. G''auy S,A. ,,,y y ttn ata was c0rtderi-
~ W ;rs,; nrnt sat t,fsi 81 har; aho wns nnch
tr.,.1 II t9 FIFTH, r.iiy Me s1 or mary IT. ~; nna ler
M ap nh =, ! -. "eSm ns.,t ws 1ntkn1 aitl
,kmnxi,l,f, H. H. ME1.ffstMts. r and gl,tt"fMsty
~ ,I.. " ~. foF iin ftat shu was f,all
H., .ssIl t,st, ~ , ~ a!fatnns t"f e ~,
,,,niIts ,ts n"sva H. sM!s'i lEtacaeF ol sltlD
iI,Si ~ hr ~" HeTmaMHe H. ot hiS with hur WINS
o.. @ ~ mm,",t it @ ~. allr por sphore. Nut ala
"as P'"o''e'"! sets a'""''
THE uAitiYLk:s IN hsnfruryN
rhsx,mr,v ~ tt,c t,,rlv,n. VIVA ,',,..,,, ,,.,
nln",I in",ft"I,,~ VI in,s III ,,ns "n.tri i's !"u.'tS'
LIN, t @ ,,.s. & 's ,. ~, "nten , ~, ~ ~ W"
Mt st ra""' Tni ".H @ 1"t!.taoy t VIII wv Asn'
~. H.. ss us. toti rt5 5 INV soc4e'f ID tlus
ennTIaH!t!i!s!tGnue r.; .,ia .l to!nt
" tais lllile w Wcso patlng not1chu ny no.
Ivy Ivy tHnisniil9is nt tno AratoerMoy, aha were
' ,tu,, H.. - t"st @ F.a!nR " seG A,.u.
tsota tha WY ahy Jung never llttts tilt my tWR
III h s US srsnN ~ amF M9 20 Ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
SOldene Opera Company.

Of the Soldene Comic Opera Com
pany, which commences its engage
ment on Wednesday evening next,
an exchange has the following:
Soldene and company concluded
their engagement last night at the
opera house with the production of
Lecocq.s opera, La File de Madame
AngOt. They performed it most
charmingly, and was by far the very
pest thing they did during their stay
here. Pretty Rose Stella was in her
glory on the occasion. The charac-
ter of Clairette Angot fits her like
glove on a soft white hand, and to
say that her rendition Of the part
was exquisite in music, dialogue and
chic is but doing faint justice to the
young lady. She Overshadowed all
her former efforts in that direction.
and the VOciferous plaudits and en-
cores ShoWered on her by charmed
audience showed the spirit of appre-
citation and delight with which
her performance was received
She proved the star of the even
ing, and Der success was positive.
Miss Soldene, MeSsrs. Allen, Camp
bell, the chorus and all the rest did
well and proved themselves artists
IN their special lines of operate act
ing and singing. The success of |
the company, financially and artist |
cally, during their weeks engage
ment was most decided and pro-
nounced, and, considering surround
ing circumstances, phenomenal. The
SOldene opera bouffe combination is
by far the best that has visited the
COmstOck for years past. AS a tout
ensemble they compare favOrably
with any organization of that kind
now in existence, and must COM
mand unqualified success wherever
they may go. The department of
he company during their brief stay
n our midst, from Soldene down to
he meTeSt Supe, was most proper
md exemplary and challenged the
esteem and good will of all who had
he pleasure of their association |
We heartily commend Sol
lene and her people to the consider :
.tion of our friends on the Base I
Range, who will find them, socially !
nd artistically, worthy people and t
of liberal patronage. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS
May 6. 1881.

May 6. 1881.
VALLEY HOUSE.
J Brown, T J Martin. A Marshall,
Ogden; G E Mitchner, Stockton; Mrs A
Walcott, Fort Douglas; w Scholler. NJ
j O'Neil, Alta; K Street, wife and
chi dren, Jacob CITY; G : Reynolds,
Fremont, Neb; E IL Jones, Logan.
wBTB HOUSE,.
w ] Hatch, ] Marnes, Bingham; 6
W Edwards, Green River; w 81 Ander-
son, Lehi; Morris, Lewiston; BrOce
man, Stockton; G Beard, COslville; D
Erb. Ogden; B F ChilJs, Lake Superior;
W J Shelton. Nevsds; Mr. Wigglns and
wife, Miss Murphy, Mexico.
OLIFT HoUsB.
J E Campbell, J Thomas. E NJ San
born, w D Crosby, Park CITY: j 7 Har-
man, Cheyenne; I E Fitzgerald, Ohio;
II Poper, Stockton; E Y Hall, Ophir; E
Il Jones, Bingham; E Tracy, California
WALKER HOUSE
E Phelps. G Heyman, G E WolAsy,
S Leebes, San Francisco; J W Hustin,
Boise Cito; W Clemeur, Miners Delight;
CT G Smith, st Louis; NJ II Besrdsley,
Ogden; L d Fullmer. Oakland; B n
Webster, New York; F S Austin, Ger
mania; S F Reynolds snd wifi, Misses
StAnciiff Elmirs; A F Migron, Conn, q
@ Hemingway, Kansas City; j Quinn
Council Bluffs, @ + : arleton, j Matte
son, Chicsgo; Mr. and Mrs E 1 Richards,
NORTH Alteboro. Mass; b eehwabe,
Ogden; j W Gardner and wife, SAINTS
Cruz; w Gardner and wife, Salem;
Oregon; W N horton, Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
No Performance.

There was no performance at the
Theatre last night, on account of the
illness of Mr.. Keene. He has been
suffering from a severe cold con-
tracted since arriving here, which
was very perceptible on Friday
night, and at the matinee in the
afternoon, and which kept growing
worse steadily. Medical attendance
was called in on Saturday, and every
effort was made to put him in such
a condition that he could perform.
Just before the hour for opening the
doors, DR.. Benedict pronounced it a
case of threatened pneumonia, and
said that Mr.. Keene would risk his
life were he to attempt to appear.
The consequence was that Manager
w. r. Hayden, at once sent up word
that no performance would be given,
and notice to that effect was posted
up in front of the Theatre. About
the hour for commencement, people
began to thrOng to the Theatre, only
to be disappointed, and all who called
at the box Office had their money
refunded. Every indication pointed
to the fact that there would be big
house, by long odds the largest
house yet; and those who went
there were greatly disappointed,
andthere was universal expression
of regret and hope that the severe
illness of Mr.. Keene might prove
nothing more than a cold. The dis
appointment was the greater for
the reason that it was believed the
tragedy of Richard Ill" would be
his masterpiece, as affording full
scope for his remarkable power.
There was no complaint, and no
where could any remarks be heard
other than those indicating regret
at Mr.. Keene's suffering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
More Railroad.

The Ogden Herald has the follow
ing:
Still another railroad is about to be
built in this north western country. We
understand it is to be called the Wyo-
ming and Utah. The whole route of the
termined, but portions of it have been
decided upon. An eight mile contract
has been let, about forty miles east Of
Evanston, on Bear River, to Mr.. Joseph
U. Eldredge, of Mea1oWVille, Rich
County. It is his intention to put $50
teams and q proportionste number of
men to work on the road without delay.
Surveying is In progress in Blscksmith's
Fork Canon, with view to brining the
line westward by that route, thence along
the south end OF Cache County, and
through Box Elder Can n, tapping the
Central Pacific road at or near the town
of COTinne. Should this route be found
not feasible, the Soda Springs direction
will be decided upon.
1t is cOnjectured, and with an APP
parent foundation in reason, that
the Wyoming and Utah is nothing
but branch of the great Central
Pacific Railroad Company. Of late
several different parties have been
examining the extensive coal fields
on the Bear River. These parties
were supposed to be in the interest
Of the rival U. ?. and C. 2. COM
panies. a branch line of the former
will go through or in the vicinity of
these coal beds, this branch being
the Granger and Oregon road; aud
it is believed the Wyoming and
Utah is but a branch of the Central
Pacific, which viii also tap these
fuel resources and perhaps proceed
eastward. Where the present rail-
road activity Will stop or where the
spirit of competition will permit a
cessation, no person can foretell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY STRENGTHENING will be held
in the Tabernacle at 2 pm. and in
the various Ward Meeting Houses in the
evening.
OATHoLIC.-Churcho Of st. Mary Mag.
delene, Rev. Father Seaman, Pastor.
CATHOLIC SERVICE At Fort Douglas
the second Sunday of each month at IL
O'Clock am.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL-MOrnin 2
service at IL am. Evening service, 7.30.
Sunday School ut 9.45 am.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL service
at ii am. Afternoon service, 3 pm.
Sunday School at 2 pm.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Morning
service at IL o'clock. Preaching by the
pastor, w. NJ. Barrows. Sunday Sc ool
will meet at 1915. No evening service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCR.-Preachlng
at IL m. By the pastor, K. 6. McNiece
NJ evening service on account of the
Uaion Temperance meeting in the Thea.
Sabbath school at 1915. Young peoples
meeting at Gas.
REoRGAEIZED CHURCH OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS Services will be held At
the Liberal Institute at 1890 am. and al
2 pm. to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Joe BaumgaPten.

In this mornings HERALD will
be found the advertisement of Mr..
Jos. Baumgarten, the fashionable
merchant tailor, whose place of
business is a few doors south of
Goddess drug store. Mr.. Baum
garten, by strict attention to bust
ness, has earned the reputation of
being one of the best and most
reliable tailors in this city. He
carries a large stock of French,
English and Scotch goods, suitable
for both spring and summer suits.
and he guarantees good workman
ship in every particular, and clothes
that will fit like a kid glove. There
is nothing shOddy in his goods or
work, and goes on the principal that
the best way to retain custom once
secured is by giving satisfaction in
every particular. He is most Tea-
sonable in his figures and makes
suits on the shortest notice.