The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCCORMICK & Co, received yesterday :
Hanauer bullion, 81 100; silver aud
cad ores, $2,400; total, $500.
A SMALL blaze in the Office of the
Swedish Herald, near the City Hall,
vas the cause of yesterdays fire alarm.
# is understood that from Utah
county bands have been secured for the
Democratic rally to occur IN this city
Tomorrow.
THE SNOW fall Of yesterday morning
was very light in the Vslley and soon
disappeared, but the mountains are still
coated with white.
LEWIS LARREN and Christian Madsen,
convicted OF pOlygamy, we're pardoned
by President Cleveland, on Thursday,
with a full restoration to citizenship.
THE ONE attraction on the street yes
teruay for the juveniles was the car
riage full Of educated dogs, who appear
.aJ the Theatre to morrow afternoon.
GEORGE RoDFoRD is the authority for
the statement that "if these blooming
Americans sends Sackville-West home,
1t Will be a by cold day when they
get another"
THE COMPANY of immigrants which
prrired in New York per steamship
IFiScOnSi5, left for their destination on
Thursday, via the Un!on Pacific. Ali
are reported well.
QUITE number Of those who in
tend voting for the Liberal candi-
date for Delegate to Congress On Tues
Gay next, are sporting the badges
mentioned IN THE HERALD OF yester-
day.
Utah POTATOES, new, are quoted in the
Denver wholesale market at Sl@S1.l0
per hundred; Greedy. potatoes at the
same figure; while "COlorados" bring
but 81. Utah dried peaches bring
TX cents.
MUCH INTEREST is felt in this city over
the election troubles in Idaho. THE
HERALD will furnish its readers with
full and reliable Geographic reports
from the seat of war, and thus keep
them thoroughly posted.
The ELECTION approaches. In front
of Main Street store is the legend
80 500 for my Democratic friends who
desire to bet on Cleveland" On sign
hung out from an adjoining beer hall:
'2, 500 glasses of beer to bet on Cleve-
land"
DEPUTY MARsHALs are securing the
town in search of the principals and
spectators in a recent prize fight which
is alleged to have occurred down the
road" Since this fact has been deVel-
,oped, it is remarkable how some mouths
have become Theoretically sealed.
The REGULAR monthly meeting of
officers of the Y. l.. NJ. l. A, of this
stake. will meet next Saturday, No.
vember Sd. at IL o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. M. 7. Dougall, 40 North
West Temple Street. All interested are
invited to attend. MARY a. FREEZE.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
Officer.-At6 am: Sslt Lake City, 36;
Helena. 81; Fort Custer, "A; Boise City,
"a; Rawlins, "a. At1l am: Salt Lake
City, 80; Ogden, ~; Stockton, 81; Bing-
ham, AZ; Park City, 80; Provo, 60; Alta,
IS.
AN ENTERTAINMENT was given at the
Nineteenth Ward Schoolhouse last
evening, the principal feature of which
was the evolutionary work of Mrs. DR..
Hsrbrouch, a highly talented lady.
The programme also included songs by
Miss Lizzie Thomas and Miss Bessie
Dean and other interesting features.
E. e. CowDELL writes Us from Beaver, |
October 30,h. as follows: miss
Henrietta Schofeld, an operative of
the Beaver Wooden Mills got her left
hand oeEEht in part of the machinery
THE afternoon, thereby severlng the
.IiGEle finger and further decorating the
hand. DR.. Fennemore was called in to
dress the wound
RUMoRs GAINED currency last evening,
too late, however, for verihcation, that
the Salt Lake and Ogden miilers had
formed pool. or trust, or a joint
stock concern of some kind. Certain it
is, however, that at least two of the
Ogden mills were being inventoried yes
terday, and to Salt Lake parties who
teIephoned to learn the price of -four
the answer came back, I'VE will be IN
able TO quote you figures before to-mor-
row. when it is likely there will be a
raise"
A CERTAIN Liberal, who has gained
some uotority in having at one time
seen or possessed a photograph of Yale
College, is loud in his assertion that
the Liberals will have a majority IN the
next City Council. He announces
Farley L. Williams as the candidate to
be put forward to fill the position now
occupied by Mayor Armstrong, and
insists that the choice for Recorder
will fall on the present incumbent, Mr..
Wtlls.
AN ITALIAN named GardeIla was
brought from Bingham on Wednesday,
on a charge of assault With a deadly
weapon. He is charged with going to
the house of Mrs. Julian in Bingham,
aud pointing pistol at Mrs. Julian, in
her husbands absence. The case was
set for hearing before Commissioner
Pierce, but there being doubts about
GardeIIa'a sanity, it was postponed IN
til the County Court could have the de
PENDANT examined by competent medi-
cal authority. In the meantime the
prisoner is confined in the County Jail,
STILL DRAWING LARGE CROWES.
The Electric Clock Exhibition can
tinues to draw large and appreciative
audiences. Saturday will be chIldren's
.day. Tickets will be distributed at the