Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13
LOCAL JOTS.
1.-THE Mikado" tonight.

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The Governor didn't adjourn, sign or di
The police court case of the City VS.. Loui
Order has been reinstated
Take them for all in all, we shall nee
look upon their like again.
Over 40 passengers passed through Sal
Lake to-day from the West.
The yellow flag was unfurled this mornin,
at No. IA w. North Temple street.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued at So, 100
Deputy Gleason will take VIM Orrick to
Beaver next week to be tried for murder.
The child of Chris johnson, in the TWEEN
tleth ward, died of diphtheria last night.
Carmen" is said to be the opera in which
Minnie Hauk has won her greatest fame.
Levi Snow, the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House, lost his purse yesterday, containing
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $500; silver and lead ores, S2.45O
total value, $1,000.
There are eight cases of diphtheria in the
Tenth ward, and the ward schools have all
been discontinued.
Chas. A. Herman. of Tooele, and Reese
H. Llewelyn, of SaE Pete, were appointed
notaries public to-day.
Marshal Ireland received a telegram this
afternoon stating that four prisoners would
arrive from Provo tonight.
Lulu Stenhouse Horrocks was granted ali
mony by the court to-day in her suit for d.
rorce from John w. Horrocks.
In the case of T. Auerbach & Bro. VS. Robt.
Mulhall, judgment in the amount of 800
and costs was given the plaintiffs to-day.
There are several cases of diphtheria in
town which DIR. Clinton thinks will succumb
to the terrible disease within day or two
The Sunday two o'clock train TO tbe Hot
Springs is becoming quite popular 1t will
leave the ID. d r. G.. depot Tomorrow ne
usual.
deputy Gleason arrested A. F. Case this
morning on charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. The warrant is made
returnable to the Beaver court.
''The Mikado'' matinee this afternoon
drew out an immense crowd. The opera
went OFF splendidly, and with as much en-
thuslasm and appreciation as ever
The committee appointed to prepare the
memorial to Congress setting forth the
grievances of the Legislature have not vet
completed the important document.
A very enjoyable party was given bv tbe
young ladies of the Methodist Church last |
evening in honor of the return of the Rev. |
.. j. Carroll and wife, from California.
Prof Maltby gives the last of his inter-
estlng bicycle exhibitions tonight at the
Pavilion. The entertainment is first-class.
and draws large and respectable audiences.
Mavnncly
leased from the penitentiary TODAY. annlied
Tor the little S15 provided by the new act of
the Legislature. Maycock had been par
doned, and had therefore not served a wear.
The tariff rates on freight between here
ana the East have been restored by the pool
meeting IN Denver, and it is thought that
passenger rates will be adjusted in a similar
manner before the meeting adiourns.
The Herald asserts that George O. Cam
non was within few rods of some one of
the DEMOCRAT employees yesterday. There
nave been a good many people within few
roos OF the Apostle for year or more, but
that doesn't count for anything. !
The business of HI. Kohler. which was
placed under assignment sometime ago, has 8
been all thoroughly settled up and all
creditors paid little over 30 per cent of l
heir claims MIR. George A. Luke, the t
assignee has prepared statement showing ;
hese facts.
Apostle Lorenzo Snow requested Marshal i
Ireland yesterday to take INN to the pen in i
rider that, by reason of his imprisonment,
lis appeal case would be brought before the r
supreme Court of the United States at an Z
arly day, instead of taking its turn on the
alendar. MIR. Snow was accommodated, p
no is now ensconced within the walls of a
Warden BOWS popular mansion. Il
Deputy Marshal Gleason returned from u
seaver last evening, where he has accom-
ilshed, during the past few weeks, consider 81
BILE work in subp@naing witnesses and "
rrestlng principals. AT the deputy's insti- II
alton, Messrs. r.. Maeser and George Hales. h
roprietors OF the Utonian, were arrested "
nd placed under S1,50o bonds on the CHARGE e.
I libel, in having accused, through their Ell
aper, the deputies of stealing or attempting al
steal valuables from some of the houses al
listed. '>' Nc