Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-12
LOCAL J0TS.
lively theatrical season is ahead.

A lively theatrical season is ahead.
Wells, Fargo d Co. today received two
silver bars valued at 81 $50.
The bathing train was a neglected insti-
tuition yesterday and to-day.
BERTHE Hilton, a three-year-old child was
lost yesterday, but returned TO his parents
safe and sound at night.
John Kenney, William McGeehan and
Richard Hamilton were arrested this morn
ing at Z o'clock for trespassing.
Henry Frink was run in last night and
convicted of trespass and profanity in court
this morning. Fined $40, and returned to
the dungeon.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, 81, 200; Crescent ore.
$500; and Queen of the Hills ore, 81 600
Total value, $500.
Grace Hawthorn is still delightinp the
Butteites, and the accomplished theatrical
critic of the IOlCR TAX has delivered his
opinion. 1t is: ''She's dandy
Hebe West to-day received telegram
from Manager klages of the Denver nine,
saying they would be here on Monday. the
list inst. fine game is looked for
The members of the Olympic Gymnasium
Club are requested to meet at the Rink Mon
day evening, at O'Clock sharp, to witness
some business of interest to each member.
The April term of the Third District Court
was adjourned this morning sine die. The
September term begins Monday, the 18th
INST, when Grand Jury will be empaneled.
The Draper and Cottonwood base ball
club came up to meet the Nationals in a con-
test to-day, but the square was too wet and
the game was deferred till some other time
Religious services at the Baptist church
tomorrow at II a. m and 7:3O D. m. Sinh
lects: Tine Last Hours of Elijah" and "The
Jealousy of Society,"" Seats free, and ali
welcome.
The U. S. soldiers have taken GOO Chinese
back to the mines at Rock Springs.
wyoming, where they commenced work
this morning nnder bayonet protection
Ogden NetcS, 11th.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
tomorrow: Holy Communion at 7:3O n. m
Sunday School at 9:45. Morning service with
sermon at II, and evening PRAYER and SER
mon at 7:3O p. m.
Rev. Lambs Lectures ON the Bool, of
Mormon" which have been fully reviewed
by the city press, are meeting with a ready
sale. They are in pamphlet form, at a cost |
of 20 cents, and can be had at Parsons book |
store.
The sudden death of Emory A. Storrs. the |
noted criminal advocate engaged to defend !
the leading polygamy trials at the present |
Term OF court, VIII be regretted by the church |
papers. The Ne1cs will be able to see the |
hand of the Lord in it, however
II. S. Laney, recent law graduate of
8IaLlchlgan, has flung out his shingle in the
Romney Block. Mr.. Laney is a talented
young man, of Utah origin, who has q BRIGHT
future before him, and the DEMocRAT Joins
with his many friends in wishing him sue
cess and distinction
5(r. Simon WooIf. of Malsh g. Woolf tho
20 esale and retail tobacco dealers re-
turned from San Francisco this week q bet-
ter man. While on the Coast he was united
tor all time with Miss Title Davis, most
beautiful and accomplished young ladv.
lhey nave taken residence at the st. James.
Q. L. French, Esq, who has been in Salt
Lake several days In the interest of the
busted, Coop. of Montpelier, will return
TO that place early next week S A. Kennnr
MS attorney, precedes him, the latter poinG
his evening They will be engaged a week
,r two IN winding up affairs and reporting
thereon.
The Ogden correspondent of the Tribune
n this mornings issue saws: "Sportsmen !
ire having line sport duck-shooting' on Brio
lam lake. The lake was fairly covered with
nallard and teal duck Yesterday" How is | :
his? The law forbids duck-shootino until Z
he 18th of this month. We call the atten- |
ION of the Game Protection Society to the !
natter. II
According to an eastern authority. the :
Vord "Mlkado" is pronounced as if it were
written Me aw-dough," the accent being ;
n the second syllable. Or, more preciseIy' L
he is the French with the sound. is
Ike the in far and the final is long. II c
thought by etymologists that the word is
Japanese compound from ''mi.' honor | O
bic, august, and "kado," gate, equivalent To .
ubilme Porte. Mikado is the titular name .
# the Emperor of Japan. S
At the First Methodist Episcopal Cburcb
Third South near Main) S. ]. Carroll
aston: At 1918 a. M, class meeting, at ii N
m. preaching, by Mrs. E. NJ. J. Cooley, of
ebraska: Sunday school at 1870. At 7:30
m, union temperance meeting will he Is
ddressed by Mrs. Cooley. Mrs. Cooley was II
1rmerlY pastor of church in Nebraska, :,
ne is national organizer of the w. c. IT v
y, and is under appointment from Miss | CT
fIllard, the president of the w. c. Il. II in In
he United States, to visit the conventionsin W
iaho, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada. DR. ~
-cNlece and Rev. Mr.. Thrall and their u
sople unite in the union service. All tba u
lurches are invited. fr