The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


LAST night A. G. Bast received Telegram
announcing the death of his father in Lo,
! Angeles.
WELLS, FARGO s Cos. shipment YESTERDAY
was: Ore, SS,4S5..0: bullion. Sc 1880 Total
Sl4,66GS0
A TRAMP was arrested last night for breaking
into passenger coach ut the Rio Grande West
crn depot.
THE last instalment Of equipment of the Fort
! Douglas troops arrived from Nebraska yesterday
and was removed to the fort. ~
THERE are messages at the Western Unior
! Telegraph Office for Edmund 3. Kirby =. b
Young. \. F. Miner and Miss Emma Moore.
McCoRNIcK s. co. received yesterday.
Hanauer bullion, $500: Crescent ore, 81 05j
silver ana lead ores, $500. Total sle,725.
! A COUPLE OF street car mules fell into the
sewer on Fifth South street yesterday, ana il
was with some difficulty they were eXtricated.
AMATCH game of pool at the Cullen billiard
room last night between George Murray ana Mr..
Murdoch was won by the former, - balls to 81.
SOME little interest was manifested on the
streets yesterday over the elections in the
DakOtas. Montana and Washington territories
to-day. Some symptoms of betting were shown,
which will probably become stronger to-day.
A SPECIAL train bearing the delegation Of
knights Templar is expected to arrive In the CITY
this evening from California. on the way to the
grand trienniai eOnclave to be held Washington,
D. c.. October 10 II. They will remain in Salt
Lake during the day.
THE window of johnson. Pratt; & Co, in which
are displayed the many articles donated to the
couple who will present themselves to be mar
red at the fair, attracts no little attention. and
each day, sees some addition to the list OF dora
tons, which q placard says are earnestly Sc
hcited. Inquiry at the Office of the secretary
yesterday ELECTED the fact that one entry ha :,
already been made, the groom guarantc 10 IN
be on hand with his bride on Thurs aV next AT .
pm,
A Mas named Richard Hook died suddenly at
Sandy on Tuesday. He was discovered in an
clubhouse, apparently very i'll, and expired III q
few moments afterwards. An inquest was held
before Justice Wilson and q jury, and rom the
evidence adduced, verdict was renderedtO the
effect that the deceased came to his death
through an apoplectic fit. He had wife and
daughter in this city, who went down to Sandy
Yesterday morning. Constable Lewis writes
that the deceased was about So years of age.
and had lbeen subject to fits for some time
past.
THERE is youth residing not a n thousand
miles from the st. James hotel whose bosom
is filled to bursting at thS Liberal Drum corps;
he had q decidly musical soul, and he eagerly
embraced the opportunity to join the corps as n
first tattoOer All his working thoughts dwclt
on the drum and uniform which had been
ordered for him from the east, consequently
when the drum major informed him that he
would have TO be suspended from the corps
TIL he learned to tattoo in tinne-hiS wrath and
bursting inclination may be imagined but not
described. Yesterday, to solace him. a crowd
Of hotel runners and the depot boys subscribed
for beautiful drum, bedecked with ribbons,
total cost. 40c., all of which was presented the
young Liberal with feeling address last ever
ing.