Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-29
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
General News from the Great Rail-
road Centre.

Miss Ida Johnson, of Chicago, is visit
ing with her brother, Mr.. Adam john
son, the affable solicitor Of the Broom
Hotel. She intends staying in town all
winter.
j. p. Jones is priding himself on the
advent OF a bouncing pair of twins in the
Troy Laundry. All well.
Considerable chicken stealing is going
on on Main street around the Ogden flour
ing mills premises.
G. p. Lambert, the Fifth street marble
man, has returned from Salt Lake City,
where he was engaged in construction
work on the new hotel OF Cullen q
Moritz.
Niels Anderson, OF Lynne, who died OF
pneumonia on Saturday, is to be buried
on Monday.
Sunday did justice to its name. 1t was
| indeed day OF sun.
There is bad blood between the cores
pondents of the Tribune and the DeSeret
NeW8, the latter having unlawfully,
maliciously, and with felonious design,
appropriated to his own use the orna-
mental combination chair imported by
the former We hope there will be no
duel or blood shed between the two repre-
sentatives Of the most antinodal papers
Of the continent
A letter descriptive of the X. OF p.
dedication, last Thursday, was duly
mailed in time the same afternoon. There
is, however, no blame or suspicion at
tached to this postoffice. The fault is be-
tween here and Salt Lake.
The subject of the essay on Monday
| -, nil
be "The Planetary System" The class is
steadily growing in popularity and USE
| fitness.
James Jones was fined $40 on Satur-
day. Cause-bibulousness
The verdict OF the jury in the Farr case
is still being commented upon from vari-
GUS standpoints. 1t seems strange that
the status and progress OF the various
ballots, as we'll as the action OF the
jurors themselves is a matter of common
publicity. Whoever "let the cat out the
bag" did his fellow jurors mighty little
good
Theodore Shansenback, OF f. j. Kiesel
q Co., brought some valuable historical
curiosities with him on his recent return
from Fatherland, where he had been
stopping for several months this year.
He got into possession of the grand and
little crosses of the Legion of Honor
Established by Napoleon ~ once owned
and sold in drunken spree by General
Wimpffen, who surrendered the French
army at Sedan in 1870. Mr.. Schansen-
bach got these interesting relics, and
Wimpffens Papal decoration for action
in the restoration of Pho Mono in 1849
from his father who had found them in
the belongings OF deceased brother of
Theodore. All three decorations are well
preserved and offer all appearances of
genuineness, making them quite valua-
BILE.
The news of the pardon OF Peter
Moore, convicted five years ago OF the
voluntary manslaughter OF old man Drys-
dale at Hooper, has been received here
with considerable establishment, although
it may be admitted that Moore, though
never yet sentenced, has suffered good
deal OF restitution and mental anguish
since his crime. "The quality of mercy
is not strained"
Some OF the "fire" which Driver stirred
up in the City Council, on Friday last is
don't form as much of a "com bine"
(accent on the first syllabe) as did
Duffy and his fellow "boodle" Aldermen
of New York.
f. w. Kline, lately OF the 1Ha-CaH-
fornia, staunch Democratic organ, has
been in town for couple OF days. He is
going home to roost on the Brooklyn
Times
| learn from Mr.. Il. E. Todd that Cor
poral James Tanner, the celebrated leg.
less orator OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, will give lecture in Union
Opera House on December 9TH, when
the boys in blue and in gray, as well as
the general public, will be greatly enter
tanned by the "reminiscences OF the old
and worthy veteran.
OGDEN CITY, Utah, Nov. 28, 1886.