The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-21
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

HORSE attached to a light wagon ran away
on State street. yesterday afternoon. A demol-
ished wagon was the only damage done
CEMENT, Stag and stradamant sidewalks are
being laid on the south side Of East First South,
improving properties thereabouts considerably.
OWING to delay in the train. DR.. Pecl viii
not speak at the First NJ. Z. church until this
evening, DR.. Ilir OCCUPYING the pulpit there in
he afternoon.
TELEGRAM received in this city yesterday BIZ
a prominent resident OF ST. George, read: "Peo-
pies party dead. Send US at once some Demo-
cratic literature
A MISTAKE was made in yesterdays paper
when it said mr.. W. l.. Barnes infant daugh-
ter was hurt by falling from tree 1t should
have been W. L. Brown
BISHOP SEYMOUR. of Springfield, H., will
preach at St. Paul Protestant Episcopal church
tonight in place Of the Rev. Mr.. Lane. The
bishop is most eloquent divine
LADY named Mrs. Winoerg was driving
along Center street in a buggy yesterday after
noon, when her horse suddenly fell TO the ground
in front of Nick Treweek's residence and died.
Alfalfa.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Reynolds & Co., E w.
see, Jacob Wood, j. ]. Doyle, T. A. Hill, Frank
M Carey, VIII am Halle.
THE Tribune yesterday morning fires several
columns of abuse into Barton who has sued the
paper for libel. AT the same time the paper
auds itself and its politics. Alas for the proof
reader who is compelled TO wade through the
stuff.
THE Pacific Tea and Coffee company's goods
were attached by the United States marshal
last evening, at the instigation OF Steel &
Co.. OF San Francisco. The amount OF the
claims of the San Francisco firm is not stated,
but II probably covers the entire stock and fix
lures. The members Of the firm are still IN
custody being unable to obtain bonds
IAN Appeal to the Public by the retail
clerks is handed to THE HERALD which, after
setting forth their arduous duties, concludes
thus: I'VE, as your servants. do now entreat
and request your aid in this matter tof early
closing) and by doing your trading before p.
IN you viii grant Us long needed rest, and
also earn our best thanks, and We will ever be
ready to serve your interests to the best Of our
ability
CHARLES WILKES, we'll known here, and Mr..
Rudolph the head bartender at Garfield,
fhrsted for honors and as there seemed to be
no way in which to distinguish themselves in
the usual routine of life, they went out In a
sailboat at Garfield Beach yesterday and had
the thing capsize. when they performed the
herculean effort OF swimming 70 shore 1t Is
presumed they have both had enough of glory
and salt water.
ITwAsrumored here yesterday that on Friday
night two men went to the cabin OF q miner on
Lion Hill near Ophir. and taxing advantage of
the absence of the miner, brutally outr aged his
wife II was also said that a posse Of irdig-
nant citizens started in pursuit OF the hends
yesterday morning. and IL they are captured
there is an excellent chance for a lynching. An
effort was made to learn some details by tele-
phoning TO Bingham yesterday afternoon, but
no information could be obtained
ALAD named Franklin Murray, who was sent
10 the reform school on February %. $780, for
vasrancy, was brought down from Ogden yester-
day with q view TO having him confined else
where as the trustees consider that his pres
ence in the school is manifestly and persstently
dangerous to its welfare. Judge Zane was
consulted on the matter yesterday afternoon.
but he was of the opinion that the court had no
AUTHORITY TO act in the matter and referred the
case back TO Assistant District Attorney
Stephens.