Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-04
Mems aud boys HATS
Corner west from the Opera House,
second South street,
Opposite the DEMOCRAT office.
LOCAL JOTS.


Eight more days. and the Legislative agony
will he over.
Treseder has gone to the Abrahamic bosom
of an. g." Jones.
Mccormick Il Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion valued at 1910.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued Mt $1,000.
James q. Brown, the Stockton merchant
died at his home in this city yesterday, of
apopexy.
Leonard Goheen, the wonderful mesmerist,
will begin an engagement ut the Skating Pa
vilion tonight.
No more bills will be introduced in the
Legislature after yesterday, except by unan
imous agreement.
Both of the od-time cricket clubs have
been reorganized, and are already getting in
shape for the seasons games.
The cases of Laura G. Tufts vs.. Don. G.
Tufts, and Simon Bamberger vs. jacob
Behrman, were dismissed to-day.
1t is pretty reliably stated that Junius +.
Wells wrote the communication in this
mornings Herald on the arrest of Huldah
Winters.
The MINISTRIES now holding the boards at
the Theatre are pronounced one of the finest
again tonight.
Mayor Armstrong disclaims any connec-
ton with the Cannon conspiracy to assault
Mr.. Dickson, and says he doesn't even know
Frank Cannon.
The ball given by the Ancient Order of
Foresters in the Emporium Hall last even
ing was attended by nearly eighty couples,
and was pleasant success.
Mr. James Il. Clyde, business agent of the
Mexican Typical Orchestra, is in the city
arranging for the appearance of his cele-
brated company Mt the Theatre next week.
The mask which Treseder furnished to
Murray for the contemplated murder last
Monday night is Treseder's own hat, cut
and shaped 30 as to serve the purpose admi-
rably.
The case of Salt Lake County vs.. Ann Car
rigan, which occupied the attention of the
court yesterday, was submitted this morn
ing. Judge Elias Smith was one of the wit
nesses.
Isn't it about time the Neics and Herald
placed Treseder in their category of n fine,
stalwart and universally esteemed young
man." Treseder is as good as wife-beater
any day.
The Jones-Treseder bribery case does not
come up until the April term Treseder can
place the ocean between himself and the
court before that, and the bonds-well they
don't count.
the ID. d X. G. and Utah Central agreed upon
renewal of the former conditions, barring
few minor changes introduced for the
benefit of the travelling public"
The Salt Lake Herald wonders what the
next sensation will be. The Grand Jury
might furnish it by indicting that sheet for
an attempt to tell the truth. That would be
rs sensational q matter rs we know of.
The latest rumor has it that Mrs. Caroline
Croxall, wife of Mark Croxall, is n polyga-
nous wife of George q. Cannon, and that
the subpoena requests her attendance Mt the
Cannon examination before the Grand Jury
The first pleasure boat on John Beck's
Hot Spring Lake was launched at 2 O'CLOCK
this afternoon. 1t is tidy little craft that
will accommodate sixteen people. and hai
been named the "Ivy Frances. 1t was bull
by j. Springall, of this city.
Don Carlos Young and everybody els'
should remember that n deputy isn't re
quired to have n search warrant in order Il
go through house in quest of desired wit
nesses-that is, where peaceable entrance tc
the residence has been effected.
Will Charley Grow, Alma Pratt and JOIN
Egbert give countenance and approval Il
Treseder's infamous plot by continuing oil
his $1,000 bonds, or will they do like Roya
sureties and then decline to pay the for
feiturel
The Herald published what it claims is
correct showing of the number and name
of the various papers taken by the legis
lators, and of course makes it appear tina
the Herald is the most popular of all tn
papers. 1t is fortunate il has good circr
lation somewhere.
The Herald uses the statement of the DIES
perado John Smith in relation to the treat
ment of prisoners at the penitentiary to of
set John Nicholson's declarations on til
subject. Hadn't the Herald better intel
view Smith, OF course, he is more reliabl
than John Nicholson.
Edward Brain should have been release
from the Pen Tuesday last if his fine WEI
paid, and Alfred Best should come out Il
morrow if similar conditions be conforme
to. George Romney and w. A. Rosster wi
have served their terms, minus the perio
covered by tn Copper act, by next Wednei
day.
An entire change of programme will
given by the Ministries this evening, and
fine entertainment is promised, the con
pany feeling so elated over their success
Salt Lake that it has been determined
wind up the engagement with an e1traordil
AIRY bill. Mr.. Frank Howard, the celebrate
tenor, will appear tonight, for the fir
time, and render some choice ballads.
DRDgnNlr