Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-17
LOCAL JOTs.


Where is John Taylor?
Several cases were argued before Judge
Foreman to-day.
Raybould has received the Young Ladies'
journal for March.
1t is not known exactly when Orson Arnold
will return to Salt Lake.
Marshal Ireland has received IN immense
valentine showing key-hole eavesdropper
in the act.
Deputy John Cudihue went to Park City
this morning on business connected with
Marshal Ireland's office.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauel
bullion, $4,350; and silver and lead ores
$1,250; total value, $500.
The Grand Jury were looking into the
alleged relationship of George Q. Cannon
and Mrs. Emily Little this morning.
The case of Isaac Langton will come up
again Friday morning, at which time the
venire issued for his case is returnable.
Does the Ne,cs think it folly to offer re.
wards? Perhaps Apostle Cannon could give
that fool sheet n pointer on the subject.
Henry Dinwoodey's action in court this
of his friends would greatly dislike to see
him suffer.
Mayor Peery was heard to say after the
arrest of George @. Cannon: 81 would
rather have given $500 than have been on
this train.'
A gentlemen who saw Apostle Cannon's
bruised face and head this morning, said:
HE looks as if he had been handled by a
Salt Lake policeman"
large number of prominent Mormons
we're present this morning in the Marshals
office to witness the filing of bonds in the
George q. Cannon case.
Somebody has misconstrued our reference
to the u. @. special train rs meaning unlaw.
full cohabitation, because Deputy Wander
cook was in charge of it.
Quite a number of bets changed hands to-
day after Cannon was seen and recognized.
great many persons were still in doubt
until they saw for themselves.
Several thousand people here and in
Ogden will kick themselves to-day when
they hear of the Cannon party arriving at
the depot without their knowledge.
A senseless rumor gained circulation this
afternoon that George Q. Cannon had been
seized with hemorrhage of the lungs, and
had expired since his removal to his home.
My object all sublime,
shall achieve in time,
10 make the sureties fit the crime
The sureties fit the crime.
-MikadO Dickson.
1t is rumored that the principal difficulty
in establishing case of polygamy against
George Q. Cannon is that Mrs. Little has
never been divorced from her former hus-
hand.
Commissioner Mckay misses something
through his absence East, which he would
greatly have enjoyed had he been here-the
examination in the cases against George Q.
Cannon.
"a Parlor Match Company will arrive in
the city tonight and will play only two
nights engagement and Saturday matinee.
The box office opened this morning for the
sale of seats.
A DEMOCRAT reporter saw the two loaves
of bread and a bottle of water found in Geo.
q. Cannon's pockets when recaptured. One
of the loaves was badly mashed by the fall.
The bottle is pint flask.
If it be so that the bread found on Can
mons person were carried by the Apostle
for sacrament purposes, he had enough. it
has been carefully estimated, to last him
about three years at the usual way of taking
it.
I Mrs. Duncanson, Mt CT Mmball Block, has
an elegant upstairs parlor and bedroom,
handsomely furnished, which she desires to
rent to one, or. if preferred, two gentlemen.
The furniture, paper, etc., is all new and the
rooms are first-class.