The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Clock eXhIt itlon.
McCoRNIcK s. Co. yesterday received !:
HansUer bullion, $3.450.
Z. E. JONES & Co. received yes terday ::
GrmaniR bullion, 5000 81.
THERE is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Mrs. j..
II. Bard.
AP8IYATE dispatch from Indianapolis,
Ind, received last night. stated that
DR.. Ggibec son, who was recently
prac HCing III Salt Lake, died suddenly
in that city yesteid day.
The MAGNIFICENT iron pillars to be
placed In tue new City Hall at Ogden,
were shipped from this city yesterday
Complete, with pedestal, etc., they each
weigh about 6 900 pounds.
THz COMMITTEE engaged in making
arrangements tor the coming Hebrew
charity b I'll is progressing we'll with its
work A great many tickets are being
sold and everything points to grand
success.
AMONG THE other candidates named
for toe sho IS 5000 TO be vacated By Mr..
Dyer. Is D G. Mclaughlin. of Park
City IT nigh. be we'll to say to Mac.
that ,Ightning never strikes twice ia the
same town.
Acc IBDING TO q report made by
Prot. Marcus Il Jones, the Great Salt
Lake has fallen twenty-sl1 inches since
January 1st 1888. La this respect the
La re greatly resembles the spirits of our
Iocai Democrats
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has granted
psrdous to Louis Larsen aud Chr stan
NJ sdsen. of Sanpete County, who lived
in the polygamous relations prior TO the
passage of the act of 1862. but at that
time abandoned the practice and have
lived within the law ever since.
TEuP xRATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
froQ the Signal service oticer.-At Ga.
m: SILT Lake City, 36; Helena 8; Fort
Custer, 4; Boise City, 36; Rawlins, 8.
AtIIam: Salt Lake City. 81; Ogden,
20; Stockton. 46; Bingham, so; Park
City, As; Provo. 40; Alta, 81.
JEsrE w. WEST, JR., of the Sixth
Ward of this city, died at his residence
yesterday morning. About a month
ago, he was called on q mission to the
southern states. HIS health was poor,
however, and it was deemed advisable
that be should defer his departure until
such time as he felt strong enough to
month be was taken seriously i'll, and
EYUhoid pneumonia followed, with the
fatal result above stated. He leaves q
wife and seven small children, the
Youngest but few weeks of age,
o. N. LEG ENQUIsT, of Hyrum, Cache
Comfy, writes as follows: 'Since the
different newspapers have Variously re-
ported the investigation Of my case be-
e e the United States Commissioner at
Logan on the 1st inst, l thought
would drop you line for publication,
and viii state that had fair and i'm
partial hearing, and was acquitted of
chs charge Of uulR WfuI cohsbitation ca
Gtreiy on past merits (or denerits, as
y0H chosseA without being asked any
questions regarding my intentions in
the future sud without any proposition
GA my part.
& EogEG man whose business keeps
niua -ozt late, was going home at about
; c'Giack yesterday morning, when a
couple of acquaintance who happened
to be standing behind a fence corner
thought they would brighten him. Just
as he was approaching them enc OF
them fred his pistol into the air. The
Joke, however, was turned. Whipping
out 8 revolver the "frightened' young
man bIazed away at the ground not a
great way from the feet of the other
fellows. He had recognized who they
were and had not fred at them, but the
qTeIIs they uttered showed that the les
SOC vas as Well taught as though he
had.
GEORGE GODDARD and William Willes,
OF this city, and James McNiven, of
Haatington. met with painful &C
ctdent Gu Sunday morning last. in
Emery Country. They we're on their
way to Huntington by private CON
. 7Seyanoe, and in going down steep hill
, the brides of thu team broke and the
horses rhH away. throwing all the &C
xcupsnts cut. Mr.. Goddard was badly
.brused on the right shoulder and the
LlsFt side of the head, in addition to a
broken rib, while Messrs. WilIes ard
NoNtven were also badly bruised. At
last accounts all were doing well and
expected to leave for home in few
days.
TWENTY EIGHT missionaries and two
Isdtes arrived in Liverpool on October
26th. per Guioa Company's steamship
6LasEa, aIIin good health. Ten of the
larey are destined for the Swiss and
Germau mission; six will labor in the
scandinavian mission; and the Others
ia Great Britain. They lett salt L9Ke
Cttv on October 10th. and had favor
able journey, the only detention be n g
caused by a slight mIshap to one OF the
ALASKA engines, hindering the vessel q
few hours on the oc an. There are a
:ew individuals who proposed going in
the last company. but were unable to
complete their arrangements ior SO
doing. To obviate the necessity OF theil
rem aiming until next spring, We viii
make no limited party to sail on the
18th. Elder Henry Tuckett, recently
travelling elder in Manchester Confer
ence, has been appointed president Of
the Leeds Conf, renee; Elder Thomas
Beard, travelling elder in the Manohes
ter Conference. is appointed president
of the Newcastle Conference itten-
7ljGt Star.
FOB honest goods at honest prices, g