Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-08
LOCAL J0TS.

"Mam 'zelle" at the Theatre on Friday
evening.
"Divorcons" for Saturday matinee at
the Theatre.
The Pleasant Hours party at the Opera
House this evening.
Ed Burke for straight drunk paid SO
into the city Golfers this morning
President Taylor says "the future of the
Mormons is indssolubly connected with
this land" Yes, with its iails.-Aud cali
fOrnid.
William Stratford of. the White House
bar, was arrested last night on the charge of
selling liquor on Sunday. He will have a
hearing tomorrow.
Stephen Leybourne was found guilty in
the Police Court this morning of indulging
in drunk with all the latest improved APP
pliances, and was fined $40.
N. IL. Twohig is being tried i'll the Police
Court this afternoon on the charge of as.
saulting a man named Jordan, in front OF
the Senate Saloon last night.
Notice the array of new ads. in this issue.
Over two columns The business men are
beginning to realize the fact that the DEMO
GRAFT ia the best advertising medium in the
Territory.
Marshal Dyer and his entire force were at
Iehi this morning and 1t Is reported That
they caught whole car load of cohabs.
They have engaged special coach and viii
return to the city this evening.
Joseph Johnson Withdrew his plea of not
guilty TO the charge of assault, in the Police
Court this morning and entered plea of
guilty. Sentence will be pronounced to-
morrow at 10 u. III.
II is said that Mrs. Cleveland is Il relative
of the Folsom family who live in this city
and are members of the Mormon Church,
and now people are beginning to blame
frankie for Growers seemingly sighting
Utah in his message.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Kimball have the sin
cere sympathy of their many friends in the
loss of their infant daughter, who died at
their home early last evening. The funeral
takes place from the residence on First
North street tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
Inter-Idaho: 1t seems from all accounts
that the Mormons are playing things down
kind of fine. They are now showing up so
rs to be arrested, spend their term of i'm
prisonment during the winter months and
start in on their spring work without fear
of being pulled. Pretty cute for the polygs.
A late dispatch from Washington states
that Arthur l.. Thomas, the present Secre-
by President Cleveland as a member of the
Utah Commission. Mr.. Thomas is thor
oughly up in the business of the Office and
will be a valuable acquisition to that body.
He is essentially Utah man, though at
first appointed from Pennsylvania, and the
nomination will doubtless meet with gen
eral appreciation.
AL Guiwits, who was suffering acute pain
last night, was prescribed by his physician
a dose of ohloral. Mistaking the instruc-
tions concerning the amount of the solution,
he took an overdose which nearly proved
fatal. He revived somewhat during the
morning hours, but late this afternoon the
news comes that he is very low and will
probably not live more than few hours
All attempt to learn whether or not the drug
was taken with suicidal attempt are vain
as his lips are closed and will probably re-
main so forever.
The Phoebe New Record has the follow
ing notice of the defeat of Mormon candi-
date on the Republican ticket in Lincoln
county: "Our polygamist brethren did not
succeed in their undertakings i'll the lower
part of the county and carry everything by
storm for the hypocritical, two-faced, high
muck-a muck Connow. What else could be
expected from him and his clique but treaoh-
cry all the way through. We heartily con
graduate the brother on his successful stay
ing at homeland only wish him the same
success for all like undertakings"