Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-27
FRAGMENTS.

-,, CARS commence d f
IN IN state Street on Saturday
-i,,rce II forgery against w
ias On Will come before Justic,
5.1sy t1nl PROV
rrr Eighth quorum CT Elder.
IL. 10 In the Eighteenth Ward
I n al 80; full attendance IS
desired
,,,..-R= d. ". MCALLIsTER Il
NIL,-,,-s.ellers and stationers, Main
- have S5ri5HCr's NLgGeiie for
,~.3,bsr. Il Is first-class num-
gE
..vfI ue seen by the revised list
-'rn1fulmeUls for political meet
e5f the Peoples Party, which
~ 7-- in another column, the FOL
-5,r cent emen mad been added 70
~ s7easeTS George NJ, Cannon
III V,r,. D. kuhre.
rr vii he remembered that the
,.-ru-e. which was announced TO
rivea in the Theatre 10y Charles
r7. E-I. this evening, has been
-,.r11nai to 4 date to be named
-t,-s-. Placing new seats in the
-lrlaas maize the p7stponemsn.
iecassary.
I8S. ggHS T. GAME is to be
..r,.r . s-aui reception tomorrow
= the Peoples Party at Nephi
- vii. Doe professions, music
.=-.v.zgs and addresses. But no
..nsn-.-ati1us can fully express the
-.-esm ia which the gentleman il
hi br his entire party and the
57ge. citizens OF this Territory.
Il, 57a=eluenee OF the breaking
AVN gl Tie bridge on the west |
i've. q. the south drive corner /
.lvs-aI casualties have occurred. a
.sv OF two since a valuable horss /
mt through ''the Tuins's of the
..-l--ure. with a broken leg as fbe
r.sllL a ~lit fer damages is limited |
q.
0N SltGriay last AIessrs. Alfred |
lr=lrrarne and w. J. Bateman re-
sue. from g business and pleasure
rir to the East. The former made
engagements for the publication Of
b scenic Utah, = about the
1sri-s Of which we have already
.pksa.
q GEEaI part Of today was occu- |
ned. in Commissioner Greenran,s
.gr, with a civil case in which
i1rce Pace ct al. sue to recover
--s-s-i1G OF i25 head o! sheen
.lich they Sllege became acciden.
.ly mixed with a herd belonging
b. Winchester ct al, VINO refuse
surrender, or give Plaintiffs an
3 1r-uuiiy 70 recover them.
~ ) o'clac& today Margaret
Lmu1ad NcAIaster, daughter 5f !
M. A. and Rachael McMssteT. OF !
r. E.eventh Ward, passed from
. life. The cluse OF death was
ldlii fever. The deceased was
lne s=Tenteeath Year, bright, in
igelt and good. beloved by ali
y -ainTeI with her. Much SYM
-lg D. lelJ for the bereaved family.
iEE funeral services over the re.
,ius oi Sister Catherine Derbidge
Eiey were held at the family resi-
l-g. ia the Nineteenth Ward J
=-=riRy morning. There was a
e as>en5lIge, filling the house |
d surrounding grounds. The
.lsers were Elder Joseph Watson, !
lu Nicholson, John y Pike ami Z
shop Isaac Barton. The singing
=grisss were led by Brother .
5sley. The deceased was a faith :
, upright Lstter-day Saint.
-uE taxpayers OF the Fifteenth
irl are Joining in the movement
prevent the collection OF the J
t.sl school tax, On atur.lav
ming 81 a meeting calied to con Y
ag the matter, y. Y. Jones. T.C.
E-s, Thomas Hull, ID. r. Parry. q,
r. Jones and +. G.. Rolling >
.e appointed a committee to can
IS the ward and take the names nj j
payers who were willing to toin y
he movement. The lzfter WILDE
.e-.el % contribg:e five per cent J
the tax, which can be raid to T. \
Va--s aJ the Fifteenth Ward
pc, NJ 20 y. Y. Jones, 81 Main