The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.


WELLS, FARGO Il Co.'s shipments yes
terday we're: Ore, $2,773.
MAY DAY walks will be INDUCED in to-
day-Weather permitting.
T.R. JONES e. Co. vest arday received:
Germania bullion, 81 O23.IO.
o. LEWIS AND NJ. Meakin were arrsste1
by the police last night for being drunk
Gus WILLIAMS is the next theatr'ca
attraction. He will be here next week.
AN EXCURSION party of forty persons,
all from Cleveland, o., are visiting Salt
Lake.
BEAVER is talking of telephone COM
munication between that point and the
metropolis.
GRADERS ON the Second South Street
extension of the street car line have
reached West Temple Street.
MCCORMICK 81 Co. Yesterday received :;
Hanauer bullion, 81 $50: Queen of the
Hills ore, 81, 200. Total So $50.
THERE is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Donald
Campbell, care George Curly, contrac-
tor.
The MARRIAGE certificate of John F.
Wood and Elizabeth Ireland has heen
flied with the clerk of the Probate
Court.
The North American Recie'g for Nav
contains the promised article by Glad :
stone-'Col. lngersoli on Christianity.
The magazine Is at Dryers.
THE SHuRrLIrF outfit. from Utah, are
camped JUS below town with 1913 head
of cattle. They are now on their way
to Snake River.-Malad Enterprise.
IT IS to be regretted that the City
Council did not require the large rail-
road plgodisn to be tuned up before
issuing il license TO toot on the street.
A RUNAWAY horse. attached TO light
wagon, tore down Main Street yester-
dav morning and was stopped by col
Iiding with telephone pole. No dam
age.
The NEW sexton, Mr.. Patrick, as
sumes the duties of his Office to-day
Hereafter the undertaking will form 8
separate and distinct branch OF bust
ness.
QUITE A number of persons visited The
new county jail yesterday, and wers
shown through the building by Mr.
Short, who explained the workings o.
the rotary.
SECRETARY FoRHAN has received fro T
Chicago the proofs of the Chamber o
Commerce pamphlet. The work i:
done in excellent style, the cuts being
unusually fine.
THE NUMBER of staggering men on tht
streets Yesterday afternoon was very
noticeable, and the reporters wondered
Anl
had been marketed.
Hermann HILL leaves for a visit tx
Faderland on Thursday. He has beer
fixed with q passport, by DELEGATE
Game, and will be enabled to travel Il
and fro among his landsmen, Wlthou
fear of being molested.
A PARTY giving the name of John
Matthias assaulted another man or
Main Street, near Smiths drug store
last night, and in the scutf1e which fol
lowed. large pane of glass was broken
Matthias was arrested, but the name o.
the assaulted person could not b.
learned.
MISS LoLL WHITNEY and Mr.. Georg
Rvnders, a yoEng couple we'll and pop
ularly known in this city. were uniteC
in marriage last evening, Bishop Whit
new performing the ceremony. A quie
reception, attended by the immediate
relatives. was held at the home of thu
bride last evening.
ABOUT 200 people visited Garfield
Beach on Sunday. Commencing to-day
daily trains will be run. A force OF mel
has been employed for several days IL
making preparations for the opening
The management OF the entire fair Il
in good hands this year. and only
favorable results may be looked for.
a DISPATCH from the party of gentle
men who left here about ten days agt
in special car for San Francisco anC
and Monterey via Portland and Van
couver. is to the effect that they wert
having a pleasant trip. and would re
cuperate a few days at Monterey before
they took up their homeward journey
THE WASHINGTON Star says: Thu
SUSPENSION of the Huntington Steam
ship line, which was receDtlv estab
lished between Liverpool and Newpor
News. Va. to run in connection witt
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. vii
compel the Mormon converts beyond
the Atlantic to seek some other port O
entry. There is some talk OF making
Philadelphia their landing point now
CHARLES DICKENS. the son of his ia
NOUS father. is on bis way to Salt LAX
and will give two readings from hi
fathers immortsl CopperfeId 1and
Pickwick, next FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
evenings at the Theatre. The eastern
press accord the gentleman the warm
est praise, and there is no doubt bu
that interest and curiosity combine
will draw out heavy gathering in Sal
Lake.
A YOUTH about Is years of age ha'
been "doing" several Utah cities ant
towns, by exhibiting an alleged broker
arm, and piteously asking for assist
ance in order that he might he able t.
reach his aged mother. His game
however, was spoiled by policeman il
n northern town making an examina
ton, when it was discovered that tn
arm. though neatly splintered and band
aged, was entirely uninjured.
DEALERS IN household furnishings
calciminers, paper hangers and turnt
ture men say that there has been M
such a rush in their line at anv spring
for years past ss at the present. Din.
woodey states that he had to send II
San Francisco for a second consignment
of wall paper, his eastern orders falling
IN n fiypa on onnn1nt Of the III.