The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-12
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,- went to Salt Lake on
Tas'd''1 = c. GouDr returns home
rbar,d' g1alDAr went to the metP0p-
dis Tuesday come down from Salt
1sEe today Charles Burton
7s'eu w. =, .rsoy. Ben Eldredge and
]. !, ,g9. nadTw were among our visit
6 Sl On Sunday w W Calder
RODNEY h tn+n holne are making
short s''' rx mills have not yet re-
The Wolff Lafions. but it is expected
,lIIT :5oS 6E start work again -,
VIII ''' store is now open, and full
The EES o; MS brushes, wall paper and
sock oI,dpn Niles will be kept on hand
''l' arnected that the arguments
i IS .gIa aPd tomorrow evening IN the
will be n e, roonrder case, and the case Will
, hen 90 to the Jury
Is the matter with the ortho-
VIA ~ = tbe Eoguirerg We think the
Grapfi meets ~ had better be looked over
tefore going 10 press
'' ,u7,rr1 shower of rain visited
A BE BhaUt some time during last night,
our ,! pug The dust and making the air
.s.li, n5ieasant and refreshing to-day.
~. ,,srBaLb match game between
iH ,iorts and Red Stockings, on Satur-
the A -ras : won by the first mentioned
day' a oSain gaining the championship.
r,nrR H. H. CIUFF lectured on the
p aTDI Of Mormon, in the tabernacle
Booha ~ night. The hall was well filed
i lu5I rrn1Siyided attention was given the
speaker.
n, NovnaY afternoon the large show
.ottle in the window of DR.. F. H. Sim
Dos.iS, Ding store broke into thousand
l l;ooos csnsed bv the heat. Fortunately,
pl''C ons was near at the time, and no
inrtber damage was done.
Tuv PLEASANT Grove Dramatic Com
many nlayed to good-sized audiences
bo oi evenings of their engagements here
md seemed well satisfied with their sue
cess cess Thew performed at Springville
- o,,aning and returned home TO-DAY
THE Democrat comes to US much i'm
nroyed in appearance. But before ii
hives satisfaction to its patrons here,
fbe management must so arrange il
tbatit will reach us the same evening
as published. Getting it in the morning
With the other morning papers is nc
satisfaction, as we can get the same
news. and even news ten to twelve hour:
later. in THE HERALD and Tribune. Il
they intend making it an evening paper
its patrons want it for evening reading
0UB Provo paper has been iudicially
christened the TDinkler. 1t so happened
in this manner: One of the jurors in
the TidRell murder case, being exam
med BY one of the counsel for the de
tense, was asked whether or not he ha6
read anything purporting to be the facts
in the case. The juror replied in an off
hand. careless manner, that he had only
read it in the Provo TWiRkler, pointing
IN the direction of the Enquirer
Office, This caused a general laugh
throughout the court room and the
counsel laughingly responded: eve
accept the new name for the paper
and pass you as Juror, for there never
teas anything in that paper that would
prejudice even the mind of a simple
child, let alone that of one of muturer
years-and We ourselves think the new
name Is q very appropriate one. con-
aderlng that the editor in chief has
tEInked, and vanished from sight.
TIE EVIDENCE for both sides in the
ldWel murder case was closed this
morning at 1l.30. 1t has been a long
and hard fought trial. The
attorneys on either side have
worked hard and used every
enort in their power to have
sner SIDE come off victorious. The cross
lltlRg between the attorneys at times
- - SSfS4C anu DlJl6T, 50 IuQCA SO
mai the Court has had to reprimand
IeMl and give them to understand
aa. IL would not permitit. In the depo-
aIoI OF Anderson, 'one of the defend
anus, sworn to before the Commits
S 81 Court, when produced in Court
As as. evidence, it now appears that 1t
nS 9een changed, or words added
t. 1t, which materially affects
oSsnI ongRal meaning. In conse-
NM Csncs thereof, all the attorneys.
I an =. as witnesses and took the stand.
a alI taIS resulted in was, that they all
t aFlsea Z, as to those two words being
we're we're n lea. lead pencil, but by whom they
fed tbat one Smoot being sworn, testi-
tbst i ~ they were not written bv him,
F -1 = r. g. those two words in dispute y
in S \, buTTlay makes the opening speech
4 c q Of the prosecution, followed bv
4 IrtbG y. Sutherland for defense.
H. ' dur Brown will close the case for
he rslense, and C. S. Varian closes for