The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

Ito be appointed by Eve" the
Cc Coz nearly all the Terri
foriaI and county officers Is going
to have the effect they promise; 4. e., as
sist in the suppression OF polygamy:. 10
a man I'D a tree that recomme@d atlon,
with the reason attached, presents Itself
as a dilemma. either form of which 1T
will not do to handle; the reason IS
either so deep that human intelligence
is unequal to grasping and doing tull
Justice to it; or it is so microscopicaly
thin and SO babyiSh that a man with a
particle of respect left for the opinion OF
others as regards his sanity, would be
ashamed to have it credited to him.
The talk is all about the Inauguration,
and Notwithstanding the Jetfersonlan
simplicity mania of some and common
sense of others, CleYeland's entry into
public life on the 4Jh day of March next
promises to be the biggest and grandeSt
thing of the kind, surprising anything
seen even by the Oldest iar,-I should
say inhabitant, but as the words are
now Synonymous, an erasure Is I'M
necesSary-Of Washington.
On Saturday next the unwilling of the
statue of Dupont on Dupont Circle will
take place. Senator Bayard is to deliver
the address.
The rigging has been resumed for the
Washington shaft, and it looks as nice
and as clean IS though it might have
been dressed down by Smells Pale
SapOne.
Everything betokens the approach of
Christmas and the retail streets are
daily crowded with ladies elegantly
attired-thatis is, where the rain permits.
yoCh no
prettiest in the world, there is a uniyer-
sal pIumpness about them-perhaps
should say they are universally plump,
as there is danger of serious and
indicate ambiguity in the other
phrase-which cOmpensates for gazing
at cadaverous maidens of other chimes
for any length of time. In the matter
of head-gear they are above any par
ticular taste and you can see just about
every style that has been invented since
bald heads made coverings a necessity.
Every one of the sweet and blessed
creatures-God love them, has diamond
ear drops. 1t makes no difference, not
bit-whether they are the elite, the
servant, or the dark wench who abounds
here to an extent almost beyond belief.
they all wear diamond ear-drops, and
wear them with an unconscious air,
that would grace-well, give the grace
up. Bangle bracelets also encircle each
fair, little, sweet plump wrist-how 1
envy the bangles just as the diamond
dew drops hang close to the ear lobe
and reflect the rays of the sun like a
pearly drop on q flower on sweet
spring morn; bat there, I'm getUin g off.
Bishop H. B. Clawson was here
during the week, doubtless with Il view
to securing counsel for his son Rudgar,
in the hGbeGs corpus case pending before
the Supreme Court of the United States.
1t is understood that the motion to
bring the case up and set day for
hearing on the application for iabeas
corpus will be heard on Monday the
18th. What will be done with it is, of
course, question.
Minnie Palmer has been here this
week, she has made "bar'r' of money
in England, so they say, and is to go
back in May. Barrett plays here all
the coming week, producing in addition
% his customary repertoire. the Blot
on the 'Scutcheon. Carleton and
troupe play here during Christmas.
The same week will see the Private
Secretary produced, with Miss Ada
Dryer of your city, in the cast.
WANDERER.