Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-18
LOCAL JOTS.
2 Palace Hotel has closed I'D.


The Palace Hotel has closed up. =
Strawberries are plentiful at two-bits al
box.
VIM. McKane was fined IS for drunk
enness this morning.
"The Ideal Man and Woman" at the
Opera House tomorrow night
The Bicycle Club, eleven in number,
paraded the streets last evening
Mrs. Clara j. Young, wife of John
w. Young, died yesterday of pneumonia.
Stormont stock sold in New York YES
terday at $2.40, Alice $3.50, and Horn
Silver 1920.
Although sixty-one New Englanders
are in the city, there seems to be no panic
in the bean market
George Lawrence was fined $15 by JUS
tice Speirs this morning for engaging in a
street brawl yesterday.
The emigrants who left Liverpool for
Utah last Saturday are brought to Salt
Lake for $50. so each
The Odd Fellows of this city will cele-
brate the sixty fifth anniversary of their
Order on Monday the 9th.
The Ogden River has overflowed its
banks in some places and is still rising.
Much devastation is apprehended
The trial of Fallett and Farmer charged
with the murder of Hans Gttoson at
Manti, is in progress before Judge Bore
man at Provo.
Eight double-decked carloads of sheep
were shipped from this city yesterday to
Denver by Mr.. d. Davis. They went
over the ID. & r. G.
The Grand Lodge of Utah, 1. 90. F..
will meet in this city next Tuesday at 10
O'Clock a. m. The session promises to be
long and important one
The Horton reclining chair cars that
have been placed on the d. & r. G. be- |
tween this city and Ogden have increased
the popularity of that line.
AT the Patience" meeting last even
ing all differences were amicably adj
justed, and it was found the whole trouble |
grew out of a misunderstanding.
A large force of men will be set to
work by Mr.. King next Monday in clear
ing off the snow from the Alta tramway.
Mr.. King expects to have it open by
May LIST.
There is no truth in the rumor that the
Herald of this city is going to buy out
the New York Times at $750,000 The
Herald refuses to give more than 1925 900
cash down.
Two refrigeration cars of eggs from
Iowa will arrive this evening over the
narrow guage. They are bound for the
California market. Eggs must be plenti-
full down in Iowa.
S. w. Curry, travelling auditor of the
ID. d r. g., and well known in this city.
was seized with an attack of pneumonia
at Gunnison last Saturday. He was
taken to Denver, and died on Thursday.
Receiver w. S. Jackson, of the d. & r.
u, who passed through last evening on
his way 70 California, complimented the
officials OF the ID. & r. g., Western, very {
Aighly, on the splendid condition of their {
road. !
j. G. Heesch was entirely unconcerned Z
to-day whether school kept or not There
is no reason why he should, considering
that bouncing daughter arrived at his
house this morning. Mother and child @
e
The avidity of Attorney Varian in trac-
ing up evidence in the Manti murder case
IS received with great deal of interest,
and shows that that gentleman is deter
mined to bring the guilty to Justice
Provo Enquirer.
The Petit jurors for the April term of n
he Third District Court are required to
Ne in attendance next Monday morning,
when the criminal calendar will be taken fC
Up. The trial of Albert Moore, charged B
With assault, is set down for Monday. cl
A morning contemporary to-day, with -
Is characteristic enterprise, gobbled the y,
DEMOCRATS synopsis of Receiver McMil- -,
ans report without changing a word. E
he confidence which that paper places ~ ~
n the DEMOCRAT is gratifying. and we ~
ave no objection to furnishing it with -
Jews. but simple justice demands that it "
i've proper credit.
There is certain newspaper Reporter
n this city who seems to have very little
conception OF proprieties. He will loiter pc
round the corridors of the Wasatch SO
'ulldlng, pounce upon every witness who 10
ONES out OF the Grand Jury room and al
uiz them about what transpired within, ia
Though he knows they have sworn to Ii
eveal nothing. Mr. Dickson is thinking tn
eriously of putting up bulletin board tn
inside the Grand Jury room for the re- W.
orter's benefit III
r FL
The present Grand Jurors ought to
i've Mr.. Dickson entire satisfaction.
hey filed into court this afternoon and
resented four indictments, all found
nder United States laws. Bail was m'
xed in one case at $1,000 and 81 900 in ju'
ach OF the others. The Indictment that ..
equired $1,000 is supposed to be against
dward Brain, charged with polygamv
nd unlawful cohabitation. This makes alb
X indictments found by the new Grand fin
lry during the four days it has been in an