Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-02
LOCAL J0TS.

quoted at $l.O7.
The California teachers took O'Clock
special to the Lake this evening.
The box office for the sale Of seats to
"Irish Aristocracy" will be open to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Thomas Crosier was fined $50 in the
Police Court yesterday for leveling re-
volver at his wife accompanied with
threats.
A special train OF Mormon emigrants
arrived in Ogden at pm. to-day and
will be found at the tithing yard here in
the morning.
A lively scrimmage took place this
afternoon on Commercial street between
China and America. The police run the
belligerents in.
Billy Barry, as Muldoon, in his high
water pants and plug hat, has been per-
ambulating the streets all day behind an
Old Judge cigarette.
The Butte people must be mutton
eaters. Three thousand Utah sheep
passed through Dillon the other day for
the Butte butcher trade.
Mr.. Crofutt's corps of five canvassers
for his city directory are meeting with
good success. In the course of ten days
they calculate to have finished the city.
The prize fight at Eagle Rock, Idaho,
was tame affair. In the second round
Murphy put Harlan to sleep and had a
walk-over. The sports who went up to
see the 'mill'' were thoroughly disguised.
An appeal has been taken in the case
of DR.. e. j. O'Callahan, convicted at
Blackfoot, Idaho, of the murder OF Thos
Brean, and sentenced to be hung on the
18th OF July next, between the hours OF II
and 4 p. N.
Some time ago William Healey was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary for stealing. On account
OF good behavior he received a pardon
from Governor Murray yesterday, and
was set at liberty.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
will hold a strawberry and ice cream
festival at Independence Hall this even
ing, to which everybody is invited The
smiles and the Strawberries should draw
out large attendance.
Owing to the sickness and sudden
death of a friend, Mons. Capel wires
Father Seaman that he cannot arrive
here until Thursday evening, the 4th inst.
The date of his lecture will appear in to
morrow evenings DEMOCRAT.
~ Last evening Captain Munson loaned
his horse and buggy to three young Off
GERS at Fort Douglas, who came to the
city and hitched the animal to a post.
When they sought to return the horse and
buggy were gone, and also two time
checks on Uncle Sam.
Dividend No. 10 of the Alice Gold and
Silver Mining company, of 81 cents per
share, aggregating $4,000, brings the
total dividends of Alice up to 1928 900.
Heavy purchases of the main shaft ac-
count for the reduction In the amount
paid. The next dividend will be $50 900,
as usual.
The latest addition to this city's sup
ply of music is the newly organized Salt
Lake Brass Band. 1t is composed of sew
eral members of the old Tenth ward and
Andrews Bands, with a few bginners.
AT Fuller's Decoration night, they made
some very excellent music, which attract
ed commendable praise.
Frank Scappatura, native of Italy.
was made an American citizen to-day i'm
the Third District Court. He came to
this country in 1879 at the age of IS, is a
single man and attached to the laws of
the United States, which he will main
tain and abide by. Major w. w. Woods
and j. b. Toronto were witnesses.
The full telegraphic news which the
DEMOCRAT Is now publishing has never
been equalled by any evening paper in
Salt Lake heretofore, and compares favor /
ably with the report of the San Francisco /!
evening journals. Advertisers should |
make note that the street sales of the /
DEMOCRAT are double those of any other F.
Salt Lake paper
The very kind and attentive treatment
OF Mrs. Henry Lewis to Mr.. Housing.
who died at the hospital SATURDAY. night
has been very much appreciated bv the
many friends of the deceased. AT the
time of his death, and for a month pre-
vious, Mrs. Lewis showed the faithful
spirit of kindness in administering to MIR.
Housings comfort.
On the teachers excursion train yes
tNiNAt'N nun Nd1Abitlld, Il gentleman 1cCl- 4
dentally discharged a revolver, the ball ]
striking a little l2-year-old girl of the |
party, killing her instantly. One lady /
passenger became so frightened that she |
went perfectly crazy and was removed to
the asylum at Reno. A gloom was
thrown over the entire company.
William T. Hodges, native of Emo
land, came TO Utah in 1879. He answered
all the questions of the Court this morn
ing and showed a disposition to obey and
maintain the United States laws. Mr.
Geo. Simons and J. w. Morehouse If
firmed his good moral character and
honest purposes, and ne was sworn in as
a citizen of the Republic.
One of the California schoolma'ams
served Emil Friedman, of Auerbach's,
rather a neat trick this noon Just as he
was passing the White House, up went
window and out came the contents of a
and when Friedman recovered
rom his involuntary bath he wasn't re-
)aating the Lords PRAYER bV any means