Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-11
LOCAL JOTS,

''Iolanthe" at the Theatre tomorrow
evening.
"The Mikado" at the Theatre "Wednesday
evening.
7. r. Jones d Co. to-day received lead and
silver ores valued at $2,678.83.
The Government Directors of the Union
Pacific left for the coast Saturday evening,
mlttee at q. A. Il. hall tonight at 1870
sharp.
The John Q. Cannon case was not men
toned in the big Tabernacle yesterday
afternoon.
The sudden drop taken by the mercury
within the last two days has brought out
overcoats en- DldSSe.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion valued at $3.50; Queen of the Hills
ore, $1,12O. Total, $4,000.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received the
following shipments: Base bullion. So. 400:
fine bars $500. Total, S11,2 200
Zelda Seguln, who appears this week
with the Duff Company, is too well known
here to need any praise. Her success in the
heavier roles of Italian opera insures for her
triumph In opera comique.
There was quite a heavy fall of snow on
the mountains to the east and northeast of
the city last night and Saturday. This is
quite early for the appearance of snow, and
1t probably indicates an early winter.
Both Mormon and Gentle are anxious to
know why it is that Abram Cannon is not
cut off the Church. The "authorities''
should look back year or two, and thew
would be sure to find glaring precedent.
If John Q. Cannon was cut off the Church
In dead earnest " why do the Church organs
support him, why does the Church attorney
defend him, and why does the Church itself
furnish his bonds2 Read the answer in the
stars.
The First District Court opens at Provo
to-day. The case against young Piersou.
charged with murder, is among the first
cases on the criminal calendar. He will be
defended by his uncle, the noted San Fran |
CISCO lawyer, who bears the same name.
John Beck, 12-year-old son of George |
Beck, of Lehi Junction, accidently shot |
himself with shot gun to-day. He formerly |
tended the lighthouses for John Beck. and |
left here yesterday for home in wagon. |
Particulars of the accident not vet received. |
Lillian Russell, who appears here with the
Dun opera Company, is one of the most
She made her greatest hit at the Casino. in
New York, about year ago, and since that
time the Gothamites have all been at her
feet.
The fact that Messrs. Bamberger and
Bennett are In Manti most likely forebodes
something IN connection with a new owner
ship for the Sanpete Valley road. The gen
tlemen will return tomorrow and somethino
may then be learned as to the meaning of
the trip.
The rush for seats for the opera engaoe-
ment at the Theatre box office this mornino
was equal to that at the time of the recent
Palmer engagement. Everything indicates
Inat Dun efforts are to be highly appre-
slated, and that his troupe will be Greeted
with big audiences at each performance.
With all the disgusting particulars brought
'ut In the John y. Cannon examination last
week, IL is sad by those who ought TO know
nat the worst is not yet reached The case
IS IL stands is complicated one, and rein
orceo by couple more developments of
erlous nature, 1t will challenge competition.
All the old Utah Central BUILDINGS in
ogden are being torn down to make room
or the new Union depot. The freight bust '
less OF the road will now be combined with ]
nat OF the Union Pacific, thus making the r
mon OF the business of the two roads COM
lete. The passenger business, il will he (
emembered, has been united for a lone :
ime past
Inc surveying party under Major Hurd is a
peratlng In Provo canyon, and as soon
the work is done there, the party ;,
nj! start for Uintah county, RUNNING a nre. =
mlnary survey through Strawberry. If is q
nderstood that the party is locating route Il
Dr. the Colorado d Midland Railroad. which h
supposed to be the G. b. d 0. HEADING for Il
le Pacific coast through this part of Utah. n
ark Record
IL is now stated that John Q. Cannon e.
lplied to the church authorities some time d
20 for permit to take unto himself an r
her wife within the sacred halls of The ~
lgan Temple, and that permission was -
tused him for the reason that becoming a n,
would unfit him to sit in Com IL
ess. This, however, seems hardly likely. ~
cause when the royal father got the notion
TO his head of sending this bright son TO al
present the church, fitness could not have co
en- thought of. '''' ~
The cases against Edna Dixon and her
tudent, which were set for trial in the m
noe Court this afternoon were continued
I'll tomorrow. The man who was cauobt
Edna s house was brought up for trial.
represents that he is an employe of the
strict Telegraph Company, and that as he TT
5 passing the house, Edna had called him
10 repair her messenger box, The man
8 that he is often called there for the
ne purpose, and has never been there or
similar Dlaca for apv otbar ,,,,,,>..o he