Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-10
LOCAL JOTS.

The U. p. train will arrive an hour late to-
night
The Utah Central pay-car was distributing
its lucre to tho employees to-day.
Mr.. George A. Luke is making two dozen
knit caps for the PIRATES of Penzance."
Several new cases of diphtherin have
broken out during the last day or two.
Raybould has received Peterson's and
the Pleasant Hours magazine for March.
The burglars of the town are evidently
short of pocket money; they never take any
thing else.
The Mutual Aid Society of the Utah
Central employees paid 40 per cent divi-
dend to-day.
Justice Piper will join in wedlock this
evening Mr.. Howard o. Young and Miss
Jennie Moore.
The Governors mill for grinding out
vetos almost keeps apace with that Of Mr..
West for framing bills.
Mr.. Hatch occupied the Speakers chair
i'll this mornings session of the House, owing
to the absence of Mr.. Ritter.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, 5000; silver and lead
ores, $500; total value, $4,000.
Several of the Raymond and other excur-
sionists passed through Salt Lake to-day on
their way back from California.
Desdemona Fullmer Smith, reputed wife
of the martyred Joseph Smith, died yester-
day ut her home in the Sixth ward
Harvey Hardy's residence in the Seventh
ward was burglarized last night and few
dollars OF the gentleman's pocket money
taken.
Mr.. A. +. Doremus, who has been danger
r1aIx Cor ArnI ,.,lr, =, II
breathe the outdoor air, and will soon re-
sumo his duties.
Mr. Fl. McAllister, in his duet with Mr.,
Harper next Monday night, will astonish the
audience with the increased power of his
sweet tenor voice.
The sterioptioon views and accompanying
lecture by w. II. Christy in the Opera House
last night wero very much enjoyed by the
large audience present.
O. r.. Savage has just handed to the Utah
Central folk several magnificent views of
American Fork Canyon scenery, to be hung
on the walls of the Office.
A special car containing G. L. Wurtelc, G.
w. Dickinson and half dozen other rail-
road officials, reached Salt Lake last evening
and went south this morning. The gentle
men are on Il tour of inspection of the U. p.
road.
marshals and detectives throughout the
country circulars setting forth the $500 re-
ward for the apprehension of George Q.
Cannon, and attached to each of the sheets
avery excellent photo of the missing apos-
tie.
Quite an excitement was created this af.
ternoon by the assembling of several car
riages filled with people in front of the Fed
eral Court House. 1t proved to be the fu-
neral of Mrs. Greensides, wife of the janitor
of the building.
"A race for the championship medal of
Utah will take place at the Skating Pavilion
tonight, Rolla Tibbits and Jack Clinton
being the contestants. Tibbits now holds
the badge, and Clinton will have to lead in
In Mendellsohn's gem, "Hear My Prayer"
which is to be rendered at the grand con-
cert next Monday, Mrs. Nellie-Druce Pugs-
ley will shine with new brilliance as the
soprano. Her voice has developed wonder
full power and clearness under Mr.. b, b.
Young's able training.
Junius Young d. Co., have Just finished
large photograph of the Legislature party as
they were seen at the ID. d II. G. depot Just
prior to starting ON their visit to the Terri
torial Asylum. The photograph is very
good one, and shows up number of the
gentlemen SO that they may be easily recog-
nized.
To an order of the Third District Court
made last Friday in the case of @. s. Pancake
vs.. Charlotte Smith, published in the DEMO
Graf, the following was added "Order is
sued to sell the VIM. Shovel property"
Mr.. Showell wishes it understood that the
property referred to is that placed in his
charge, and that no reference is intended to
him personally.
Judge Powers in his charge to the Grand
Jury Mt Ogden yesterday, gave some very
pertinent instructions respecting the actions
OF the Mormon authorities and others using
intimidating means to scare jurors and pre-
vent persons from becoming SUCH If the
jury carry out the judges instructions quite
ing influence are liable to be arraigned be-
fore the court.