Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-05
LOCAL J0TS.


A pleasant shower refreshed the air this
morning.
Wells, Fargo d. Co. to-day shipped base
bullion valued at $500.
Henry Robinson, plain drunk, was fined
So in the Police Court this afternoon.
The Chautauqua Literary Society meets
at the Methodist Church parlors this even
ing.
The dearth of cohab. cases in the District
Court is marked by great falling off in the
attendance.
The Mormon Conference opens up at Coal
vile tomorrow and will run full blast for
three whole days.
Gus Johnson will appear in the Police
Court at 2 o'clock tomorrow, to answer to a
charge of battery.
The bondsmen in the case of the People
vs.. Mary Coughlan were released by Judge
Zane this morning.
girl named Mary Horn committed sui
eide at Park City few days ago. She was
an inmate of maiSon de joie.
The jury in the Tufts case returned to
court after being out an hour yesterday af-
ternoon and delivered a verdict of not
guilty.
A man named Gus Anderson and boy
named Knowles were given fifteen days each
by Judge Piper to-day for stealing ride on
ID. d X. G. train.
Lillian Russell as "Phyllis," and Charles
w. Dungan as "Strephon'' are reported as
distractingly pretty, and trim and complete
rs pair in Dresden China.
The Duff Opera Company has an excellent
reputation, and those who saw them in San
Francisco say that their rendition of Sulli-
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Lakers.
MoCormick's shipments for to-day are as
follows: Hanauer bullion, 2,6C0; Crescent
ore, $4,000; Queen of the Hills ore, $3.50;
silver and lead ores, Sl1 ,500 total value,
S2i,9l0.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr.
Frank A. Withers to Miss May Sholes. of
Salt Lake. The affair comes off on the 9th
inst, at the home of the bride. Mr.. Withers
is an old Chieftdih boy. The force wish him
good luck and lots of it.-Puebio Chieftain.
witness in the O'Brian case, who was
this morning asked if he considered the de-
fendent insane, startled the court with the
following answer mo, don't think he's
middle-aged bachelor eccentric out our
way"
In the productions of 'Iolanthe" that this
city has had, the dressing the opera de-
mands has been rather wanting than pro-
duced. Manager Duff enjoys quite repu-
tation for the elegance of his wardrobe.
Unusual wealth of mise en- scene will be ex-
pected from him.
Claudio Leroy, the frail femme who was
brought back from Elko yesterday on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
fences, was taken before Judge Mckay in
the afternoon and after thorough examin-
alton of the case she was bound over in $500
bonds to await the action of the Grand
jury
Tom Jones, the one-legged man who has
frequently appeared in the Police Court of
late, was arraigned before Judge Piper to-
day on charge of petit larceny. Since the
arrest was made the witnesses for the prose-
cution have been allowed to get away, and
the charge, therefore, had to be dismissed.
few evenings ago a girl of the deni-
monde class stopped in front of house on
Sixth South street, and calling out woman
who resides there, she was confronted by
this damsel in company with a certain Chi
cago drummer who had deserted the former
for the charms of the latter. The frail girl
Immediately attacked the other woman, who
claims to be entirely virtuous, and it was
not until she had torn out handfuls of her
rivals hair that she stepped into her carriage
and drove away. No arrests.