Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-22
LOCAL J0TS.

"Divorcons" tonight closes the engage
mant of Aimee.
The Aimee troupe leave for the west
tomorrow by the Scenic.
Apex was quiet to-day, no sales OF any
importance being recorded.
90. K. g." will be presented Decora-
ton Day-matinee and evening.
At the close of the baseball game the
score stood-Reds 9, McCook's 2.
A party of twenty-five Celestials will
arrive in the city tomorrow from San
Francisco.
S. II. B. Smith, for unlawful cohab.,
was to-day bound over by Commissioner
Mckay in $1,000 bonds.
Three car loads of Utah horses We're
shipped Yesterday to Rochester, n. Y. to
be used on the street railway.
An excursion party of forty people from
Portland, Oregon, will arrive in the city
this evening over the Utah Central.
Scotland's favorite poem; "The cot
tiers Saturday night" Ireland's favor
tie poem: The daughters Thursday
night.
The press of business at the Ogden end
of the First Judicial Distr ct has caused
the term ut Provo to be continued till
June 22i.
Isaac Groo, indicted for unlawful CO.
habitation, was taken before Commits
sioner Mckay this morning and admitted
to 81 800 bonds.
Messrs. Carleton, Pettigrew and God
dard, of the Utah Commission, were in
attendance at Judge Powers court at
Ogden yesterday.
Twenty-Five car loads of cattle will
be shipped next Monday from this city
to Kansas City by the Rio Grande. They
will reappear on the tables of the hotels
of this city as Kansas corn-fed beef.
Two of the penitentiary prisoners sue
ceeded in making their escape to-day;
their names are Newton and Davis. They
were captured three miles up Parley's
canyon and returned to the bastile, and
will probably sweat for it.
Judge O. w. Powers will deliver the
Grafton at Ogden, on Memorial Day, I'M
der the auspices of the department of
Utah Grand Army OF the Republic in the
Pavilion at Lester Park. In the evening
the park will be lighted by electricity.
"Mam zelle'' drew a good house at the
Theatre last evening, and the piece went
off with even more spirit than it did the
night before. BarrOws shares the honors
with Aimee, while others of the support
played with better effect than previously.
The Denver and Rio Grande, proper in
Colorado and New Mexico, will probably
20 out of the hands of receiver shortly,
and be reorganized under the Philadel-
phia plan, which provides that the stock
holders be assessed to pay off the floating
Indebtedness.
The dry benchers and the City Council
committee met in joint session last night
to discuss the water supply for the 'dry
lands" The opinions OF several en-
gineers were taken on the question and
the committee will duly consider the
same and report to the City Council.
The Tribune local this morning says
that the DEMOCRAT is seeking new quar-
tiers on Second South street near the
Tribune. 1t is for other reasons than be-
ing near the Tribune we wish to 10. 1t
is because our Harte is there, and where
the heart is there will be our home.
JAS Taylor, Moroni Brown and F. A.
Brown, have been indicted by the Grand
Jury of the First District for unlawful
cohabitation. Yesterday afternoon the
case of w. S. Lewis was under consider
alton. The cases of these indicted
cohabs. will come up before Judge Powers
the next term of court
The Grand Jury having found an in
dictment against Bishop H. h. Clawson
for unlawful cohabitation, Judge Zane
yesterday issued bench warrant
for his arrest and Mr. Clawson
was taken before Commissioner Mckay.
He furnished bonds of $1,000 for his APP
pearance when wanted, two of his sons
being his bondsmen.
Michael Murphy, the victim of blood
poisoning, died at the Sisters Hospital
yesterday and was buried this afternoon.
Murphy, it may be remembered, was
tried in the District Court here a short
time ago for killing man at Park CITY.
On the first trial the jury disagreed, and
on the second trial he was acquitted. He
then went to Bingham, where he met
with the accident which caused his death.