The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The DISTRICT Court meets again on
Monday next
. D1paTHERIA IS raging with considera-
bic violence at Provo.
MoCoRNIcK g. Co. Is shipments yester-
day were: Hanauer bullion, 81 300.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, valued
at 50 200.
SPENCER & KIMBALL are booming felt
shoes Just now, and the weather Is
standing in with them.
IT IS said there will be further and
more IMPORTANT changes at the Cont
mental in the near future.
HoN. JOHN SHARP, who has been at
tending the meeting of the Union
Pacific stockholders at Boston, will be
home in a few days.
AT LAST accounts, the little son of
W w. Calder, who has suffered Sc
vers attack OF diphtheria, was pro-
crossing nicely and will doubtless re-
cover.
ORLhNDo f. HEBRON and Alfred Tur-
ner, were released from the Pen. on
Thursday, where they had served out
terms of punishment for unlawful &C.
habitation.
WILLIAM CARROLL, 363 S, Third East,
has had his HERALD stolen four morn
iugs this week. He specially wants the
thief to call about o'clock again this
morning.
THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs. DR..
hall OF .
pm. from st. Marks Cathedral. Her
daughter, Mrs. Captain Mumford, will
arrive from the east this evening.
HON. S. R. THURMAN, of Provo, came
up Yesterday TO argue the case of the
United States VS.. Joseph Clark. As
sistant Attorney HIles was indisposed,
however, and the case was not heard.
& PRESS dispatch says that Fred
Simon of this city was among President
elect Harrison's callers yesterday and
suggested that the new administration
commence holy crusade against pol
ygamy.
AND NOW the Montana Legislature
has nemorializsd Congress against the
admission of Utah to the Union. 1t is
next in order for the island of st. He
4SuA W pL0GD-G 1AA!SAA4O s oAk-
ing home rule to Ireland.
AT LAST nights meeting of the Gar
field Beach Boat Club, J. B. Glasmann,
G. o. Whittemore. and T. r. Higgin
were appointed e committee on mem
bership aud large number of new
names were added to the list.
IFPARENTs would give their children
Dr.. Nunn's Black Oh Balsam and take
it themselves, they would not suffer
and die from diphtheria, or any throat
disease. Tell your druggist to get it for
you from DR.. Num-, Salt Lake City.
Blue box 500. I
WILLIAM WooDARD. who was so her-
ribly sIashed on Sunday morning last,
is still in a preoarious condition. There
is no clue TO his assailaut, but the
officers believe that some of Woodard's
companions of that evening could
throw considers bic light On the subject
did they caro- SO to do.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service Office: At 6
ara .-Salt Lake City, %; Helena, IA:
Fort Custer 6; Fort Washakie, II
below; Rawlins, II; Boise City, "a. At
IL a.m.-SalG Lake City, %; Ogden, 30.
stockton, "a; Elngnam, 81; Hsrk Clty,
"a; Provo, 20; Blta, II.
GEORGE WRIGHT. of Vernon Precir ct,
Tooeie county. met with serious
accident On Monday last. He was en-
gagged in exercising stallion. when the
brute turned suddenly and kicked him
in the mouth with both feet. knocking
out several teeth. cutting a hole under
his chin. and infichng other bad in
juries, Mr. Wright is about 55 years or
age.