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

PRoF. RADCLIFFE is in the city.
DEAD TIE HERALD and then eat you
Christmas dinner with a relish.
The streets have again been reduced
to state Of almost impassa5leness.
A SPECIAL Yenire was issued yesterday
for jurors IN the civil trial OF w. u.
Clute VS.. Wells ct al.
TRADE in the city has fairly doomed
during the whole of the past week, the
streets being thronged all day with
people.
Two beeves and several sheep will be
distributed among the city poor on
Monday next by A. Greenwald & Sons.
This has grown into castom with the
firm.
JAwEs McFARLANE was aTraigned
yesterday on a charge OF unlawful CO
habitation, and plead guiityto q three
count indictment.
THE Ogden Brass Band gave another
Of their delightful balls in Union Opera
House last evening. There was good
crowd and a merry time.
TIE case against Moroni Brown.
charged with inIimideting people and
thereby preventing them from register
ing, was continued yesterday until Mon
day, at pm.
THE Grand Jury has adjourned until
the Sd OF January. The District Court,
however. cannot afford the luxury OF q
holiday, and viii hold its sessions
through the week.
THE holiday has had the effect OF
cleaning out the store OF Eldredge &
Pratt until there is neither organ left.
A handsome organ makes a nice Christ
mas present AND one that can be appre-
Grated. Their stock will be replenished
again the first of the week.
BILLY ANDREWS was arrsigned on q
charge of manslaughter, yesterday
afternoon. He took the statutory time
in which to plead. J. Seaman was
charged in the same indictment with
the same offense. This is the case aris-
ing from the death of the old French
baker. Seaman has not been captured
yet.
TIE following persons were natural
lied in the First District Court Thurs
day: T. ROsenbaum, Thomas Whortan,
Thomas Harris, l.. T. Lowen, /. Rubel,
Thomas Hurst. John ID. Neil, Thomas
Kenney. LIeuella Kerr, William Z.
Maycock, George Lyman, Thomas
Blackwell. James B. Barren and G.
Peterson. Yesterday Joseph Nav be-
came 4 citizen.
FRANK HICKKY, an empioye Of Coffee
| John IN this city, has been arrests
upon g charge OF forging q telegram 10
the east ordering h. ]. Grifhn's con
lsignment OF oysters stopped. de
waived examination. and was placed
under bonds Of 81. 600 to await the &C
ton OF the Grand Jury. L. B. Adams
and 7. G. Thomas. OF cTinn & Thomas
became his sureties. .
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. Jos. Parry
husband OF the lady vino was convicted
o. perjury at the opening of the session
OF the District Court here, came into
court with Mr.. J. W. kimbal, who an
nounced that Mr.. Parry was present II
the room. The Court simply remarked
that he was pleased TO have him come
IN. Mr.. Parry was arTaigned on two IN
dictments, and was placed under bonds
THK trial Of Moroni Poulter who wa:
arrested by Mcclellan on Thursday af-
ternoon, has been set for Monday at II
o clock After ne was taken before
Commissioner Black there could be I'd
one found who was willing 70 make I
complaint sgains. him, until finally
Major stevens, the registrar, swOre 4
complaint charging him with ob
strncung the registration OF voters. No
guilty was the plea. Mr. POulter va
placed under bonds of $50, A. I
wright ard :. 7. Whitaker being 81
ureties.