Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-18
LOCAL JOTS.

Carmen" tonight.
George q. is long distance gun.
Mamie Shovel was fined $50 to-day for
keeping disorderly house.
special train yesterday brought the
Mapleson troupe to this city just before mid
night.
Robert McKendrick the Tooele polyga-
mist, was sentenced this morning to six and
three.
Saint Georges Day passed off with gen
eral excitement yesterday. George passed
off also.
George Q. Cannon's little ruse of die-or-
beat-us will not work next time, says n Fed
eral official.
Wells, Fargo IL Co. to-day received ship
ments of ore, $3.50; base bullion, $780,
total value, $3.50.
face of w. A. Rossiter was seen at the Thea
ire box office to-day.
The eastern mail last evening, by singu-
lar blunder, was carried past Ogden and did
not reach Salt Lake till to-day
Has the Herald man seen Treseder lately?
The organ mustn't forget that it's duty is to
pull wool over the officers eyes.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, 81, 400; Pascoe bullion, 81 $50; silver
and lead ores, $3.50; total value, 1920.
Neither Raveli nor De Falca speak dozen
words of English, and great many Others
of the Mapleson troupe are i'll similar fix.
The sale of seats for the opera tonight
had totaled $3.50 when DR.. Allen turned over
the receipts to the management last evening.
"Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire"
drew n fair house, last evening. "Out of the
sweat-box into Mexico" was much more
popular.
The First Presidency of the Mormon
Church would bankrupt the Saints rather
than surrender themselves up to the law.
Money is no object.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for j. b. Washington A. s.
Dinsmore, A. G. Conwell, II. Il. Sans, @. s.
Morgan, II. j. Bower and j. H. Smiley.
Aren't the ridiculous Herald and Neps
ashamed of themselves and of the ludicrous
programme they have followed out in the
Cannon matter. If not, the whole commun-
ity is.
Auditor Clayton. as was generally ex-
pected, refused, last evening, to deliver up
his office to Arthur Pratt, the new auditor.
The case will be taken before Judge Zane
without unnecessary delay.
Considerable difficulty and annoyance is
experienced with the telephone after the
electric light is started in the evening. In
some parts of town the instrument be-
comes comparatively useless.
1t took $4,000 of tithing money to pro-
cure Joseph Smiths release on writ of
hdbeas corpus in 1872 One hundred thous-
and dollars could have easily been raised
for obtaining George Q. Cannon's liberty.
The Church will need that money, very
soon, which is expected to come from the
sale of their Coop stock-it will pay George
Q.'s bonds, besides the amount he took of
in his wallet for the purchase of Honduras
lands.
Mrs. Emily Little. the alleged polygamous
wife of George Q. Cannon, was aware that
he would not be in court yesterday. She said
to one of the officers when she applied fol-
admission: ~ don't think shall be wanted
to-day"
We reproduce the argument of Carmen
in to days issue, for the benefit of our read
ers who intend going to the opera this even
ing. A careful perusal of it will materially
assist them in Compromising and enjoying
the beautiful piece.
John Q. Cannon. when asked by one of TIL,
courtroom officials yesterday morning as t.
whether his father would be in attendance
answered; HE most certainly will be here
This was only few minutes prior to TIN
opening of the court
The big canal dispute which brought on
the suit of Henry w. Brown Va. A. Hanauel
ct al, was decided by Judge Zane this morn
ing. The Court gave Judgment for plaintiff
to the extent of costs, and issued deere
adjusting the disputed questions.
Disasters never come singly. Fate decree,
that it was not enough for the Clerk of tn
House to lose his $500 salary, and has actu
ally played his cards so that he was com
PEELED to give up precious little 800 be
last night. He evidently had too much con
fidenoe in George Q.'s word.
How would it do to offer another rewar
for the apprehension of George Q.-sa
5000? 1t could easily be raised by sui
scription. The Herald man who had til
missing Apostle under his wing last Frida,
within rod or two, might give pointt
If the inducement is made sufficiently grea
Frank Armstrong says he will not pay III
Cannon bonds for which he is responsible
till the question has been contested, an
assigns as his reason the childish allegatio
that the bond was exorbitant. He was M
compelled to sign it, but he will find it
too late now to croak about exorbitaI
bonds.
If Marshal Ireland is very anxious to g
hold of Frank Treseder and George q. Car
non, it might be good thing to place III
omnipresent reporter of the Herald on Il
witness stand. If his memory should NJ
fail him again, and he has not forgotto
where and when he saw these missing link
he could furnish some valuable informatio
unless he has been inyenting his lies out
''rumors."
The Herald prints this morning speci
telegram from Washington which alleg
that Governor Murray's resignation was r
quested as a consequence of his yetoing q
appropriation bill and his ignoring the loo
statute by making appointments of eecti
officers. 1t is only necessary to say that Il
telegram was sent by John II. Game, and
an egotistical effort to credit himself wi
the work of removing the Governor.
Personal.