The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WELLS, FARGO s. Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Ore. $l3. 600.
TONIGHT IS All Halloween anc
several dumb suppers aud other mystic
ceremonies are on the tapis.
THERE ARE messages a. the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Charles h
Parker, Emner T. Swope and ]. Fried
lander.
THE UTAH Commission Office has in
duIged in house-cleaning, and the
rooms all look brighter and cleaner
than ever.
Pools WE'RE offered at the Walker
House last night 2 to in favor Of
Cleveland on the general result OF the
election, with no takers.
A BET of $1OO even has been made be-
tween George Urismon and Mr.. Wester'
field on the general result of the Presi-
den ;iaI election. Mr.. Crismon had
more that be was ready to put up in the
same way.
The DESERET UNIVERSITY baseball
team met q nine from Hammond Hall
Presbyterian and Thirteenth Ward
scho Is on the 9th. The result of the
game was Is to Is in favor of the Uni
Veysity club.
JEFFERSON SMITH was run in by the
police last evening for stealing; Rlcnard
Persons and William Welsh were jagged
for being drunk, and Miles j. Reese
was taken in to answer to the charge OF
committing nuisance.
AT THE First Precinct Democratic
H. co. ~
adopted as the sense of the meeting
New York Sun discontinue the same
and use their influence to cause others
to do so.
z Widen and G. Stoney, the U tab
Sdsleg ties to the Deep Water Convention
in Dallas, Texas, have returned. They
had an enjoyable time and speak
enthusiastically of the hospitable
manner in which the people of Texas
entertained the delegates.
The AMERICo-CANADIAN Halloween
Club will sup tomorrow evening at 10
o'cIoCk--this time at the expense of
one of their number who was rash
enough to promise at the reunion of
year ago to pay all bills in case he was
married before any other person pres
snt.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
oficer.-At 6 am: Salt Lake City, So;
Helena. so; Boise City, so; Fort Wash
axle. 81; Rawlins. "A. At IL a. NJ:
Salt Lake City, 81; Ogden, 81; Stock
ton, 81; Bingham. 81; Park City, So
Provo, go; Alta, 48.
THE NEWS of the way Mr.. Cleveland
Eags literally fired Lord Sir Lionel Sack
has filed the heart of every
true american with pride for their
President: confidence in Cleyeland's
success, where it has wavered has been
fully restored. and Republicans will now
find no trouble in placing their betting
FRANK DAVIS and William Davis, two
young men from Salem, came TO Salt
Lake on Monday. and registered at the |
They were assigned |
separate rooms, and both. on retiring, |
blew out the gas. Yesterday morning,
Frank was discovered in an uncon-
scious state, a,d William was also |
suffering slightly. The window in the
room of the latter was open, or he |
would doubtless have been in the same !
as his brother. Doctors were
called in, and at late hour last eve
ming, Frank was reported as being out
of danger.
JOHN WITBKcK, Mr.. Chappell, and
other citizens of Nephi we're in Salt
Lake yesterday. They came to make
looking to the attendance
of Governor West and other officials at
the dedication of the Juab county court
house. The dedicatory services will be
held this afternoon, and will be followed
av a grand ball in the evening. Fully
a carload of representative citizens of
Salt Lake will go down this morning. |
The Well.known hospitality of the Ne.
phites is a guarantee that nothing will |
be left uudone to make their visit |
most enjoyable one.