Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-01
LOCAL J0TS.

LOCAL JOTS.
There isn't very much of the Lion" abou
this.
The cases against Charles Livingston have
been continued for the term.
The McNish, johnson Slavin Minstrels
at the Theatre tomorrow night.
Convict John Smith was announced at
O'Clock as registered at the penitentiary.
Warden Dow says he has only room fo,
six or eight more guests at the Penitentiary
The Careless Opera Company will meet at
the usual hour this evening at Mr.. Careless
new Office.
The case of Henry Grow has been con-
tinued for the term, owing to the absence of
the plural wife.
Several autograph iends in the Theatre
were after Buffalo Bills dashing sig. He ac.
commodated them.
Fifteen carloads of sulphur were shipped
east and south last week from the Dickert
Meyer property.
The base metal output for the past week
was twenty-three carloads of bullion, weigh
ing 616,994 pounds.
Miss Tonne Bernau, the champion bicycle
rider, begins weeks engagement at the
Skating Pavilion tonight.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received silver
and lead Ores S14, 800: Hanauer bullion,
$500; total value, $18,7000.
Marshal Ireland increased the reward this
morning to $3.50 for the capture. dead or
alive, of John Smith, the escaped convict.
The Harmony Club hop will take place to-
morrow Tuesday evening in Sheldon's
hall, and not on Friday evening, as hereto
fore stated.
Oscar Arnold has returned from Califor-
mia, but either Intentionally or otherwise.
kept out of sight of several reporters who
were on his trail to-day.
Of all sad words of tongue or pen
Utahs Surveyor General might have been.
But l couldn't keep my mouth shut
General Dement'S Soliloqay
ID. b. Clawson's fine and the costs in the
case have been paid over to the court, so that
nothing remains to prevent the gentleman
from emerging into fresh air and freedom
tomorrow.
The delivery team of G. T. Culmer 81 Bro.
broke loose this morning and dashed down
Nam street at lively gait, continuing as
far south as the street would admit Of with
out doing any serious damage.
: Father McMurrin said to good neighbor
last week, before going to the penitentiary:
II am greatly exercised about Joseph's 1.-THE |
fine, stalwart young MANI wife. She won't |
take his supper to him, and is becoming
strangely affected
The visit of Commissioner CriteheIow tn |
George Q. Cannon's residence on SATURDAY.
was necessitated by Cannon's attorney, r. S.
Richards, notifying him that the defendant
waived examination. The bonds were re- |.
newed as given in the first place.
Mr.. A. G. N. Howard was announced in
sundays Tribune to sing in the services at
ST. Marks Cathedral yesterday. The la
mented young gentleman had been silent
ana cold IN death for thirty hours, and the
services waited In vain for his coming.
The convict Smith, who escaped from the
Fenltentlary wagon on Saturday night, is
said to have spent much of his term of con-
hnement III DIR. Young's asylum counting a
young woman employed there and the
lovers are reported to have been greatly
broken up by the separation.
John w. Smell made his farewell bow to
the congregation in the Eighth ward meet
ing house last night. 1t is reported that he
hasn't been inside of the meeting house for
coon's age till his arraignment. and his
fragmentary sermon certainly bore evidence
John Smith, the desperate who escaped
from the pen1tentlary wagon by falling off, {
into the creek Saturday evening, will neces-
sarily pose in the same undignifed and sus-
piclous light as George Q. Cannon did, not 9
understanding the positive evidences of his l
having been ruthlessly pitched out by the
lurching of the vehicle 6
The election of officers of the Alta Climb. "a
winch was balloted Saturday evening re-
suited as follows: President A. Hanauer; n
President, JAS. Glendenning: Treasurer, A
Il Il: ID. Jones; Secretary, Hugh Anderson: a
Directors, Chas. Read G. w. Lyman, q. p. :"
Mason, j. Barnett, John S. Scott, Samuel A,
Merritt and Walter Almy. e
The aged father of John Nicholson WAC az
buried yesterday, the funeral services taking III
place In the Eighteenth ward chapel The
speakers, in abiding to Marshal Ireland's b
refusal to permit the son to leave the peni- W
5entlary to visit the death-bed of the de-
,eased, expressed sorrow for that officer, and q
orophesied that the cruelty would come back
TO him.
This morning about 10 o'clock, while pre- W
pairing some cement at the works of +. A. ia
Pascoe, a fire ensued, which at one time 81
threatened to become serious conhagra- az
ION. the flames reaching to within two feet
If the ceiling. BY the prompt action of Mr.. =,
3. w. Jennens in attacking the blaze with a :,
couple OF Harden hand grenadeS, further d
damage was averted. y,
Grant, Odell d Co. have purchased the fis
Howard Sebree Company's business houses
IN this city and Ogden, and will succeed to =,
ii the agencies heretofore held by the retir &c =,
ng firm. Mr.. Sebree, who has branch -, ~
houses IN several parts of Idaho and Nom re &c
ana, will give most of his attention to those 81
ocalities, although fo. the present he will VI
emain in Salt Lake City.
1.-The Prairie Wait" was not remarkable d 9l
uocess in anything but its finances, which, We
y the way, were greatly swelled by the DIS
eceipts at the matinee and evening per- on on
The lack of enthusiasm on the 10
art of the audience was not due either to S,n
he terrible comedown from the Salyini. I'd
ecause not more than score of the latter's
udience were present Saturday night wo
George Q. Cannon takes his recent fall ne
,om the G. p. train as an interposition of ha
Irvine Providence which was permitted for asy
ne purpose of preventing the United States Is
icials from hurrying him into the peni- urt