The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-05
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily.
THE Tabernacle choir furnished the
music for Rev. Talmage's lecture last
night
THERE never was such an exciting
time in the history of Provo as last
night,
MR. ED. OLSON commenced his la
bors in the Deseret telegraph Office il
this city.
GEO. HAvERcA0Ip is O. K. His bets
were all sure things and he is accord
ingly happy.
TIE culvert at the R. G. w. depot
has been broken in causing very bad
hole at that place.
SEVERAL silk hats were bet on the
election yesterday, and other minol
bets were given and taken.
THE gun company, under Capt. Jos,
Daniels, made the air ring with shots
for the Democratic victory.
THE City Council met last night, but
as no quorum was present they adj
journed until Wednesday night.
THE excitement of yesterday was
kept up until , O'Clock this morning
and even then some Of the boys were
loGth to give it up.
L. 8. GLAzIER beat the drum for
the drum corps yesterday. and
The constant beating done him up,
but as he says, at is for Democracy.
boys"
THE officers of the Provo street rail
way have the thanks of the Democratic
drum corps for the favor shown them
in giving them pass to the lake and
return,
OF COURSE. the Liberal defeat in
Weber county Will break the hearts of
he Tribuae and Commercial. and the
cry will go forth from them that it was
a Mormon conspiracy.
Mrs. JANE Bee is Very low at pres
ent, and although everything possible
is being done for her, it is feared that
she is sinking. Drs. Simmons and
Bickford are attending her.
E. W. CENTER, of Salt Lake. is
visiting his friend George Havercamp.
of this city. 3ir. Center is chief alb
oAltth III VI -fAtA 11ctNb anu " III lJlll NV
bunting party going from here.
THE ground in front of THE DIS
PATCH office was tramped solid by the
large crowd who witnessed the views
from the magic lantern and the cleo
ton returns from all over the county.
THE Fourth Ward Glee Club vester-
day presented to VIM. PrObert an ele-
gantly framed and well execut ed por-
trait OF the club. This is an aclnowl-
edgment Of their good will for the
genial gentleman, whose good will Tor
them they have ample evidence Of.
w. f. RICH has sold to the Brigham
City BUg}er the goodwill and subscrip-
tion list of the defunct Herald Of that
place, which used to be published
there. The plant of the old Herald is
at Nephi, and Mr.. Smith is in nPgotia-
ton with people in Nephl, the object
Of which is to start another.
THE SIX new Conn instruments sent
for by the Opera Heuse band are eX-
pected te arrive to-day. Since the En-
terprise band has been equipped with
Conn Instruments they have grown in
popularity and musicians who have
seen them are highly pleased with the
tone, finish and quality, These instr l.
mentS are the most popularin America.
TIE home of \. D. Cash was made
happy yesterday afternoon at l O'Clock
by the arrival Of Il sen and heir and a
are well, but Alie' is scarcely able to
/ : IL. l.
A. D. g will 90 down in the annals of
history as an emblem of Democracy,
having been born on the birthday of
the first Democratic victory in Utah.
SHERIFF FOWLER received a tele-
phone message from Banker Whitmore
at Nephi acquainting him of the fact
that Larry King alias Atkins, the prin-
ciple man in the gold brick swndle,
pPrpetTated here sometime ago had
been arrested in Chicago. Mr.. Whit
more wanted to know what Utah
county would DO towards bringing him
here. The Sheriff answered he would
consult the county attorney and answer
him No further steps were taken IN
the matter.
IT Is day of progress here in Utah
most decidedly. Every little CITY, town
and village from idaho to Arizona is
putting on metropolitan airs of some
sort. Nearly every town in Utah
county supports newspaper, have
paved sidewalks. elegant public build
ings, and several are attempting to pro-
cure electric light plants for the light
ing OF their streets at night. This lat
ter seems to be the latest craze all over
the territory. Brigham City viii soon
be lighted by electricity. The matter
is being pushed with yigor, Provo needs
an all-night service.