Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-27
LOCAL JOTS.
Lead is quoted in New York at $3.50.

Lead Is quoted IN New 1Ork at So.0U.
Bishop futile will preach in Idaho City
tomorrow.
Barlow and Wilson'S Minstrels are booked
for the Theatre.
"The Professor" with Gillette and Miss
Belle jackson, at the Theatre tonight.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. received to-day one
car lot of Honerine ore, valued at $4,100.
'Our Club to the Lake" report a large at
tendance last night and most happy time.
The Salt Lake Brewing Co.'s ice machine
will start its congealing process next Mon
day..
"Fettered," by the Home Dramatics, will
be played next Saturday, matinee and even
ing performances.
President Joseph Smith, of the Reorgan-
lied Church, breaches in the Walker Opera
House tomorrow evening.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received one car
load of Hanauer bullion, s., 800, and Nevada
ores Waived at 81, 600; total $500.
1t is likely picked nine from the Reds
and Athletics will compose the team to de-
feat the Denver and Leadville base ballists.
Tomorrow an excursion party of fifty will
arrive in Salt Lake from the West and leave
on Monday by way of the Rio Grande for New
York City.
The Julia Dean" and several other large
four-horse conveyances were loaded down
with plcnlckers this morning ON their way
to Calder's farm.
Butte City developed three cases of do
mestic lnfelicity all in one night this week,
and rightly claims to be the liveliest and
wickedest town in the country outside of
Chicago.
Religious servive at St. Marks Cathedral
tomorrow. Holy communion at 1880 a. NJ,
Sunday school at 9:45, morning service with |
sermon at IL o'clock, and evening prayer at |
z o'clock.
The ID. d. r. G. excursion tickets for a |
week IN Pleasant Valley are selling rapidly |
at SIS each, good from the 4th. Large tents, |
coaches and an inexhaustible supply of fish !
are promised
The large excursion to Calder's farm this |
morning was the q. C. NJ l. boys and girls of |
the shoe mandatory. There were over 200
in the party, presided over by Superintend-
ent w. H. Rowe.
H. Stoker's teams arrived TODAY from
Railroad district, with $4,000 pounds of ore,
which was transferred to a car for shipment
to Sandy, Utah. for reduotion.-ELkO 7NeU.)
Independent 2Sth.
A very large porcupine was shot and killed
last night on West Temple street by Mr..
Dan Bechtol, of the Metropolitan. His quills
measure seven inches, and the stealthy visi-
tor was we'll up in the art of using them in
an attack.
The circus paper was distributed literally
around town yesterday, and the tattoed
woman and the three-horned bull now gaze
from every corner. The blood-sweatinp
InlAl rnOly h
small boys.
At the Methodist Church tomorrow Rev.
Il. G. lift will preach his closing sermon of
The Pastors JOY" In the evening Rev,
u. M. Jeffrey will preach. Baptism of chill !
dren at IL a. M, and of adults at d. m
The public cordially invited.
Father Upchurch received 5000 worlSnen ,
IN San Francisco Wednesday evening. and
the salute of every man in the col ;
umn. Thursday grand picnic was held 7
and the proceeds will be used in purchasing
souvenir in honor of the visit of the 9
founder of the Order to this coast. S
This morning at 10 o'clock John Nichol- :
son, editor of the DeSeret NelCS, was arrested =
IN bench werrant and brought before
commissioner Mckay on an Indictment
ound against him for unlawful cohabita- d
ION by the Grand Jury. Francis Cope and &
francis Armstrong became sureties for his i
bonds In the amount of $1,000. q
The reported gold discovery in Union O
county, Oregon, on Snake river, telepraphed a
o Salt Lake Thursday night, is believed bv q,
many old-timers here to be a genuine strike.
those who have been over that country in
arly days, when it was worth a mans scaIn
stop there, report that they PANIED out
old IN many places right about where the g,
ew discoveries are said to be located. - -
Of Frederick Warde, the young American
'agedlan who plays season of the legiti- l.
ate at the Opera House next week. open- p
g IN "Virginius," it is said if his repertoire 2.
as limited to this part alone, his interpre-
Itlon would give him place among the great 4.
'tors of America. The titular Character
YES play to every sentiment of the human 3.
cart, and In the portrayal of each and all 6.
them Mr.. Warde proved himself a mas
r. de seems rather an eclectic, than the
sclple of any of the so-called schools
ID to the full rounding of his abilities he
is drawn the better elements of all while FC
ipplly escaping the mannerisms of any. FO