The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
July.

1.-Aleck Lowe, Hooper, suicides by
hanging. The Territorial Supreme
Court rules that Barnard Whites Jog
den) legal wife need not testify.
"A. II. Neff. Mil Creek, bound over
IN s., 900 bonds for unlawful cohabita-
ton.
3.-John W. Tate, Tooele, arrested for
unlawful cohabitatIon.
4.-Independence Day celebrated in
Ogden; Joseph a. West crates. The
holiday quiet in Salt Lake, the G. A. r.
exercises at the Liberty Park being the
leading event.
6.-William Doyle killed in Big Cot
tonwood Canyon. "Nosey" Banks, an
escaped convict, recaptured. F. a.
Brown, Ogden, refuses to plead. Bishop
Crane. Herman, dies.
Joseph Fisher shoots and kills
James 0'Conor, ct Silver City; the MUIR
derer lynched. Ambrose Greenwich, Og-
den, arrested for lbeling Judge Powers
and Miss Sarah Herrick.
S.-The segregation doctrine sustained
by the Territorial Supreme Court in the
case of Nicholas II. Groesbeck. The
Co-op. Furniture Company incorporate.
Bishop Loyeless, Provo, arrested for IN
lawful cohabitation.
9.-Greenwell, Ogden, pleads not
guilty. Lorin Farr also pleads not guilty.
A. Z. Hyde arrested for unlawful Co
with rape, held in 81, 500.
10.-Ransford Smith goes to Washing
ton to work FOR Powers. Ernest Will
hanson arrested for horse stealing.
l2'-rhe D. &. Z. G. transfer made.
A. Z. Hyde is held. Father Mumford
dies at Pleasant Grove. Mrs. SpTague
creates a sensation Sunday night III } on
finding her husband with another
woman.
I'D. N. Stuart pleads not guilty to
the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
Nine of the supposed Tintic lynchers
arrested. Committees appointed to en-
tertain the G.. A. r. visitors.
IA Judge II. 2. Henderson (Michi-
ganl mentioned as Powers successor.
The examination OF the nine supposed
'nchers begun.
I5.-Wllliamson, horse thief, tries TO
escape from Jail. c. HalVorsen, a clerk
with D. ]. Williams & Co., Price, charged
with grand larceny.
l6.-rhe Nationals defeat the Ogden
baseball nine-10 TO 5. Two more Silver
City lynchers captured.
1.-Two of the Silver City alleged
lynchers discharged, three allowed bail,
the others committed without it. Gov
ernor Westissues proclamation against
immigrating Mormons.
19.-Peopls's primaries held. -Four
more Of the lynchers committed with
out bonds. Bishop McRae and his soH-
in-law. Isaac Pierce, before Commits
sioner Mckay, charged with unlawful
cohabitation. A child OF Mrs. Bailey
dies from drinking carbolic acid,
0.-The celebrated purjury case of A.
I Croanrcff hac-r,rr ~, nyIar. TOh,. GILL.
pie, Tooele, arrested for unlawful CO.
habitation and released. Bishop McRae
discharged. General George r. Max
well imprisoned for contempt Of court
by Judge Piper. Samuel George Read
RECEIVERS 81, go from the city for broken
leg.
H.-Greenwell found guilty in Ogden.
2.-rne Territorial Supreme Court
receives instructions from Attorney
General Garland that appeals TO the
United States Supreme Court would be
allowed in the Clayton-J ack-office cases.
A burglar name Joseph Laid blinds his
captor with cayenne pepper and escapes,
but is recaptured.
2L-Mark Lindsay arrested for unlaw-
ful cohabitation in Ogden. The thirty
ninth anniversary of Pioneer Day cele-
orated by 3 jubilee in the Tabernacle;
C-7-Ok W 4. W lAtucH AEAANcLS tue dQ-
dress. The Nationals beat the Ogdens
at baseball, Il TO 6. Sells Bros circus
gives two big performances
26.-3orv speeches at q. A. r. camp
IRE at the Pavilion. 4 musician named
Walter Sims charged with attempted
rape at Lake Point c. D. Card, Logan,
arrested for unlawful cohabitation es-
capes the deputies By jumping from the
train.
H.-At campfire No. ., Professor Hol-
den and Prosecutor Dickson SPEAK. Mrs.
Foste.le dies in the city jail.
S.-Judge Mcbride talks at the third
campfire. Lake Park on the D. &. r.
e., resort nearly completed.
9-Mr. Bancroft's receivership of the
ID. x r G. w. terminates. Walter Sims
held IN 81 900. 10 the Grand Jury. Edi-
tor Hemenwsy, Ogden Herald, sentenced