Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-17
LOCAL JOTS.

Don't forget the Democratic ratification
tomorrow night.
Raybould has received the New YorI
Fashion Bazaar for August.
Watch for the novel advertising feature
presented by the "Cold Day" company.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received three
cars of Hanauer bullion, valued at $1,000.
The 'Star Trio" with the "Cold Day.
company, are said to be the very best on the
stage to-day.
A. F. Middleton, of Ogden, was arraigned
yesterday for unlawful cohabitation. He will
plead on Monday.
The "Cold Day When We Get Left Com
pany will appear at the Salt Lake Theatre
tonight in this funniest of plays.
There will be grand Democratic ratif-
cation meeting tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in front of the DEMOCRAT Office.
Music, speeches and an enthusiastic time
will be In order.
The "Safe" advertising scheme of the
Gold Day" Company is a novel one, and as
moving a safe usually attracts crowd on
the street, it should also attract a crowd to
witness the play in the Theatre tonight.
The arrests of three proprietors of Com
mercial street opium joints has caused
feeling of alarm among young men who are
IN the habit of frequenting these places. 1t
Is the right move on the part of the officers,
and should be kept up.
The excursion of the Colorado press peo-
pie will probably not touch at Salt Lake.
At Granger they connect with the Oregon
Short Line, take IN Idaho and Oregon, and
return from Portland direct to Denver
FIfty-four editors comprise the party.
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of the DEMOCRAT Office, will be the first DEM
ocratlc ratification in the Territory of Utah.
Many of the candidates on the Democratic
ticket will be present and address the meet
ing, and some stirring speeches NAV be
looked for. Every one interested in Utah
affairs is invited to be there.
The Territorial Insane Asylum will be
ready for the reception of inmates NEXT
Monday, and it is expected that several
lunatlcs now confined in DR.. Younc's
asylum will be taken thither immediately.
There are now accommodations at the Ter
rtor1al Asylum for eighty patients, and it |
viii doubtless be filled up in a short time. |
for there are from 300 to 500 lunatics in the |
Territory.
Early yesterday morning a miner was
robbed by two men, near the City Hotel. of
81. The bold highwaymen stepped from
the shadow of an alley and commanded him
to throw up his hands, or they would kill
him. He readily complied with their com
mand, and they relieved him of his money.
They told him that they would ''see him
later" if he raised an alarm, then darted
up the alley and made their escape.
r. I'll. Webb, travelling in the interest Of
Mosler, Bahman d Co., safe manufacturers
OF CINCINNATI, Ohio, made the DEMOCRAT n
pleasant call this morning. Mr. Webb in
formed us that he had sold a new BURGLAR
proof safe to the Fisher Brewing Company,
to replace the one broken open by burglars
on wednesday night, and had sold fourteen
more since he came here a few DAYS ago. He
VIII return to Denver by the D. & r. g. to-
g The Inc Deseret NeoUS published some very
nlthy letters last evening written by GEORGE
morn, who is accused of having seduced his
sister and niece, of Spanish Fork, and who
was arrested here and yesterday taken To
Provo by Sheriff Turner. The letters would
be credit to the Police Gazette, and when ,
ever there is any abortion or infanticide
literature floating around, somehow or other
ne GENTLE reporters always 'get left by
hese vlrtuous scribes of the Net0S.
Last evening just before dusk, as Mrs.
sudbury with another lady and a small
'hlld, were driving ND Main street in y
buggy, the horse became unmanaeeable and "
an away. When near the corner opnosite
he Ne'os Office the buggy was overturned
ha the occupants thrown out, but fortu
ately none of them were badly hurt. The r.
orse managed to kick himself free from the ~
uggy, and the last seen of him he was
eaded towards the Eagle Gate, dragging Ill
ne broken harness after him.
The Salt Lake Herald has been posino for '''
ears as Democratic" paper. When tbe
emocrats of Utah put up ticket n com OF
ences an article as follows: THE Hera1d
not at all sorry that the Democrats have
ranged and put up ticket to be voted for
the next general election" The con-
ndlng paragraph of the same article saws. NC
ne Feople's convention will be held on W.;
'ened. The Herald hopes that il will he .
CROUCH canvass, and that the largest vote
er polled for the Peoples Party will be yo
ST. The Herald should take in its blooms Is;
sign; it is owned body and
eeches by the Peoples PARTY and
liar. '-o vi 4OS
este day the eagle that stands at the head wa
the Democratic ticket was inverted liv
rough mistake. The Herald wants tn NV
ow wherein is the difference between the
'erslon of the eagle and the whim of Mar
Il Phillips Simply this: Ours was mis-
Re- but 1t placed the flag at the top. where {
democrats love to see it and are over /
9y to maintain it, while Marshal Phillips {
loerately placed it at half mast through wit
erS ana design, and neither he nor the n
orted to fiimsy nrateTt of ~ SOY So Du5 hin
q TO excuse themselves. The cut of the A
re was inverted through mistake. and we @
g Ine courage to admit it and the de- the
ICY to rectify it. O'0