The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-05
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE little son Of Mr.. land Mrs. Dunshee died
at Indianapolis, where he was taken for medi-
cal treatment.
THERE are messages 1t the Western Union
office for Ed. Bliss, E. j. Lowless. G. Thomas
and Continental Insurance company. =.
THE general conference Of the relief society
will be held in the Asse mbly hall, on Tuesday,
the meetings beginning at 10 a. m. and 2 p. N.
THE charge made against O6icer Sullivan in
connection with his arrest of C, s. Desky some
time ago, is billed for investigation before the
committee on police at p. m. Tomorrow.
A MAN giving his name as Harry Even, was
arrested by the police last night on suspicion or
being one Of the prisoners who escaped from the
penltentlary wagon few days ago. II VIII De
determined to-day whether or not the right man
has been caught.
IT is said that Mr.. Charles Ellis, whose COM
municatiors bearing on local topics have been
appearing in The HERALD, will shortly deliver
one or more lectures in this city, under the title
Utah from ~ to TO- Mr.. Ellis VIZ tings have
shown great familiarity with events OF note IN
the territory and he will undoubtedly give an
interesting lecture.
Held's band for the fair is composed of the
following musicians: Held, cornetist and di-
rector; Harry Aldous. cornet soloist; George H.
Thomas, solo Ed cornetiSt; William Case, cor
netist; o. Blatner, cornetist; H. Brewer. solo
| alto; It. Ash, alto; r. Anderson. alto; G. w.
Clark, orpheon soloist; G. w. Phillips, slide
trombone soloist; E. Beezley, slide trombone
Joseph Simmons, solo basso; H. Kenyon, bass
drum R. Beezley, snare drum. The band has
prepared number OF popular pieces, solos, etc.
among which is the Exposition March," writ
ten for the occasion by Mr.. George H. ThomaA
| OF the band; also the celebrated "Dudd-
March. F" and the latest eastern success, "Bost3
Bake" with the sneezing chorus.
PROF. MONTGOMERY, of the Deseret UNI 70,
| sity, has received the following donations o.
the museum Three arrow points mad&yer
smoky quartz, and found near Snake RI the
IDAHO, donated by Prof. f. w. Metcalf, dple.
Deaf Mute Institute; number OF tine satleral
OF an ore of gold and silver with the E1num
lWulfenlte, which contains lead and molyb& ooi
sobtained at Sensation mine, Big CottoYS ate
canon, Salt Lake county, and samples g. "
from the same canon, presented bf IL =
kingsbury; some rich specimens Of s Hs',
bearing galena from Big COTTONWOOD oaI u ~
presented by Profs. w. M. StewarTan.o d. = :
kingsbury. Mr.. A. w. Carlson hte aisq 90,
Scandinavian, French, Italian, PieAan anu
English coins.
THE Liberal primaries were hesnng lan -, !
the greater portion of them sizing less Sn.lL
half dozen. In the Fourth precpct IL lIau ~. 81
announced that the primary woup oe ie ~ o. III,
Twentieth ward schoolhouse. = WSile lne.5 O .,
the appointed hour" said q Iiferai Yesterday
land the house was closed solie AFTER goo goo.
deal of nosing around, l Learned tnat tnS nIeet
ing was being held in Jim Glep<ennlnS pali.
went there, but the door hong closed, loohe,
through the window, and saw four persons pres
emit Among this uuartette was our own gov
ernor. Thinking they were lndulelng IA IA pr.
vate talk, withdrew, and was not u ilttle sur
prised to learn that primary was alterwar "
held and delegates select9d.. Inc Liberal part.
seems to have killed itself dead. Inc knlnh
OF Frank Kimbal because he dared to asser
his manhood and vote for whom ne pleased
seems to have been the greatest political blur
der since the.order to charge at EalaKlaea'