The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01


any insult, il bad come from two or
three prominent Gentle moneyed men.
whom he named with sarcastic EN-
phasis. The Tribune man acknowledged
he had been mistaken, and said the
correction should be made. II will be-
when butchers make Jitors, or porkers
develop wings.
WHAT WILL DRAKE's RECEPTION BET
brakes ZousEes of New Jersey Will
be here August 10th and 18th on their
return from San Francisco. Drake is
the commander who achieved a wide
notoriety from having cheered when
Garfield was assassinated, and from
having been chased 50 hard by the
citizens of his native town, that he had
70 take refuge in Jail. A group of G..
A. X. men on the ID. & x. G.. corner
yesterday insisted that Drake should be
given the cold shoulder, and DR.. Dart,
VINO knows personally all the details of
brakes crankiness. drew quite a ga
thering around him By earnestly de-
scribing the affair. and insisting that
Drake should be given the grand cut on
his arrival.
The FINANCIAL OUTCOME.
The sum of 81 .524 had been subscribed
and all but $40 collected. What the ex-
penses will be no one knows as yet, but
it IS certain several hundred dollars
more will be needed. The railroads do
not reckon confidently on receiving any
considerable pro rata on the mul,itudes
they transported free.
HONORABLE HONORARY "BUNs "
1t is an open secret that all is not
peace and harmony among the com
mittee which had the G. A r. recep-
ton in hand. A prominent member.
and one OF the hard workers was heard
to say yesterday. Its pretty tough
organization alive, who pay their dues
promptly, and who have had all the
hard work to do In getting this thing
up-when they have 10 take back seat
and the fellow, who never attend meet
ings, never pay dues land some Of whom
never smelt powder) are pushed
forward to pompOusly preside, take in
the free drinks, carriage drives, ETC..
etc. Them's my sentiments, and
don't care who knows them"
THE CAPTURE OF LOGAN.
The G. A. r. episode has given rise to
one of the prettiest bits of railroad
fighting which has been seen in our
midst since the narrow-gauge entered
the ring against the broad. The ID. &
K. G. first announced that Logan would |
come over their line. The U. z. turned |
round and secured him in Denver, and |
hns - ~aNa
they learned that he had been ditched |
at Echo when their grim satisfaction |
knew no bounds, The ID. & K. q. had /
all along announced that Logan would /
go to the Lake Park Resort while here. |
Hoyt Siberian met him at Ogden and /
his promise that he would go to /
Garfield. This fact was doomed in |
yesterdays papers and during the /
the jubilant Utah & Nevada |
people struck off myriads of dodgers |
bearing Logan's bust and proclaiming |
the fact that he would start for Garfield /
at O'Clock. What was the astonish- |
ment OF the party assembled at the |
Utah & Nevada depot at this hour ito |
learn that the General had gone to Lake |
Lake Park after ALL 1t appears |
that Mckay and Others had had |
him out riding and had quietly steered |
him into the d. & X. G. depot at the |
of the ride as ey claim. in |
with the settled pro
grSnme; but the other road and some |
OF the G. A. r. committee insist that /
this programme was never decided on /
at ell. At any rate Monsieur Eccles' ]
lips yesterday formed themselves INTO a |
shape that strongly suggested /
'scoOped' and Monsieur Fentou frankly \
admitted that I'VE had met the enemy I
and We were theirs"