The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
INV POTATOES are in the market.

EW POTATOES are IN tne HaTAet'
THROUGH TRAVEL is heavy; outgoing
and incoming light.
SEVERAL PICNIC parties have been in
definitely postponed.
McCoRNIcK & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, l,6lO.
THE MAY number of Harper'S and
ScriOaer'S are at Dryers.
WELLS. FARGO & Co. s shipments yes
tsrdsy we're: Ore, $ll, 800.
T.R JONES & Co. vest erday received;
Germania bullion, 81 ,SO4.03.
SIxrY-Two HCNDREDTHs of an inch OF
rain tell In this city yesterday.
MIKE FLEMING was arrested by the
police yesterday for being drunk.
REAL ESTATE fell yesterday, PROSTATE
before the power of upper Pluvius.
THE POLICE will probably be uni
formed within the next sixty days.
"THERE's MILLIONS in it," as Col.
Sellers used to say, was spoken IN con-
nee ZION With yesterdays rainfall.
EXPERIMENTS CONTINUE to be made
with the natural gas flows at Lake
Shore, and with the most pleasing re-
suits.
THOMAS BoRLACE, of Terrace, and
Miss Mary E. Wasley, of this city. were
united in marriage at the Methodist
Church last evening, by the Rev.
Libby.
CHAUNcEY DAME bunked in boozer's
bed in the City Jail last night, having
been escorted thitber from the heart Of
town in an oblivious condition by the
police.
PAWNBRoKERs DID a land Office bust
ness in realty yes erday. Ali the valu
able lots of this city were soaked and
it's two to one if the process didn't en-
nance their values.
THE CASE of the United States VS..
Alexander Brown, Occupied all the at
teniion of Judge and jury in the Third
District yesterday. 1t will probably go
TO The jury to-day.
Mr.. FUNK, of Funk's Lake. near
Mantt, came up on yesterday evenings
tram from the south. bringing with him
1,150 young carp for B. Y. Hampton,
The fish will bs placed in the Church
Farm lake.
SHERIFF BURT denies the story that
Joseph II. Stay recently attempted
suicide in the County Jail; and SAYS
thai, so far as could be observed yester-
day, the unfortunate man seemed to be
rapidly recovering his mental balance.
A GENTLEMAN of this city asks THE
HERALD 10 ascertain what has become
of the Liberty Park policeman. Last
Sunday, he says, there was indiscrimin-
ate racing within that resort, and bows
were playing ball uninterEuptedly on
the grounds.
The OPENING of the old race track has
been postponed, on account of the rain
yesterday, until Tuesday next, the 1st
of May Louis Hyams, who is inter-
esting himself in the matter. promises a
6rst.class programme. There will be
no charge made on the opening day.
NoWit THAT is an assured fact that
the MOrmons will take an active part
in political matters next fall, the rabid
anti-Mormons are commencing TO feel
rather uncomfortable. and We shouldn't
be surprised to see a change come over
tho nature of their political creed in the
near future. Idaho Enterprise.
ANDREW E. BERJIN, of Huntsville;
Olof Hansen, of Logan; David B.
Bylee, of Hooper. and Christian Peter
son, of Huntsville, were released from
the Peniteptiary yesterday, each taking
the pc or convict's oath-the former two
by Commissioner Pierce and the latter
two by Commissioner Norrell.
EIGHT CAR loads of emigrants passed
east yesterday morning. says recent
Nevada State Journal, and adds that it
is sorry to report that they declared
themselves disguised with Southern
California. One of them said property
around San Diego had deprecated 40
per cent. within the last six weeks.