Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-10
LOCAL J0TS.

A very bilious day for news-gathers.
The Morris Mammoth suit still grinds
Aimee in 'Mam'zelle" at the Theatre to-
night.
There will be a hop at Eagle Gate Hall
this evening.
Aimee in "Divorcons" at the Theatre to-
morrow afternoon.
The Union National Bank received to-day
eighteen bars of Alice bullion, valued at
$l0,G42.SG.
The Ogden and general out of town news
will hereafter be found on the third page OF
the DEMOCRAT.
Last nights storm played mash with the
telegraph wires and the dispatches are
therefore limited.
The st. Dennis ball at the Opera House
last evening was well attended and was
very pleasant affair.
Prayer meetings are now being held on
week nights at the different residences in
Bishop Whitney's diocese.
The storm which touched this city 10
lightly last night was quite heavy i'll differ
ent parts of the Territory.
Mrs. Henry Swift, who took an overdose
of poison on Monday afternoon, has entirely
recovered from the effects.
The preliminary examination of Angus
NJ Cannon will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock before Commissioner Mckay.
The preliminary examination of Hughes
and Owens is going on in the Police Court
this afternoon, too late for publication in
to-day's issue.
The sentence of Peacock, i'll the two cases
recently decided against him in the District
Court, has been postponed again until
Wednesday next.
Robert Ireland, Scotch shoemaker
dropped dead at his residence in the real
of the Walker House last night at about
o'clock Heart disease was the trouble.
Thomas Cheshire, special policeman,
was tried in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon on the charge of disturbing the
peace. He was found guilty and fined S25
Mrs. Nettie Harker, an important witness
in the Cannon case, was arrested yesterday
afternoon. She was taken before Commits
sioner Mckay and required to give bonds il
the sum of 81, 900 to insure her appear
ance at the examination tomorrow.
Our suburban neighbor, Murray, of which
Harry Haynes is, or ought to be mayor, is
liable to be illuminated with restored fires
of the Horn Silver Smelters. Favorable
advices, il is understood, are received from
the mine, backed up by shipments of good
ore.
Bullion shipments to the Mint are steadily
increasing, and there are good prospects
that coinage operations will yet be resumed
1t IL to be hoped that Senators Fair anC
Jones will be able to push matters at Wash
ington this winter 30 that this institution
will be of great benefit to our State and To-
cality.-CarSOn Union.
"Divorcons" is proving an excellent caro-
at the Lee Avenue Academy of Music The
audiences listen to the clever sallies of wit
that 80 plentifully abound in Sardou's clever
comedy with rapt attention. The play will
constitute the attraction at this pretty the
atre both at the matinee and evening -
Brooklyn Eagle, Sept. 10.
A few DAYS ago, before the arrest of Mr.
Gal. Owens, he took especial pride in max
ing it known that he had been asked to play
part in the Home Dramatic Clubs next
attraction, "Saratogai" that he had accepted
the offer, and had been cast for q nice
juvenile part. If this is true, there will be q
vacancy in the Home Club to be filled by
some one else.
Take wild and uncouth Mormon DO,
feed him up WELL convince him that you ar
favorably impressed with sense of his at
tainments, then turn him loose, with a little
credit ON community of Gentiles, and il
he does not make sad havoc among tn,
storekeepers, we are muchly mistaken in oul
predictions. We have seen it tried, and al
the Mormon boy basks in the sunshine with
a full stomach, and no thought of the NOR
row, there involuntarily crawls up into ou
brain the idea of solid mahogany clul
we'll applied, and neighboring shaft t.
drop the rubbish into.-Pioche Record