The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-14
LOCAL AID OTHER BRIEFS.

CONGRESSMAN HoRR, of Iowa, will entertain
the Republicans with speech at the theatre
this evening.
REvs. MCNIECE, Mabry. Norris and johnson
dedicated the little penitentiary chapel on Sun
day afternoon.
MAN named Ed e. Vail was arrested last
night on the charge Of stealing tent belonging
to Mr.. Burton.
DELEGATES TO the representative district
convention from the Fifth precinct are re-
quested to call for their credentials at the Utah
Commercial and Savings bank to-day.
There was a scrimmage OF some kind on Cou-
mercial street early this morning, in which
prominent gentleman whose name was re-
fused by the police. claimed to have been neid
up. Particulars were unobtainable.
THIEVES cut the SKIS plate glass window OF
Auctioneer X. A. Andrews, IS South West
Temple street, while Marshal Young's sleutns
were mapping and carried on some articles OF
no value. Their eye was upon the safe but
vigilant dog scared them of.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:3S AM
Salt Lake city, So; Helena, -; Fort Custer, -;
Rawlins. ALLIES a-m.-Salt Lake, 50; Ogden,
81; Logan 81: Provo CO. Bingham. =; Alta,
SO; Park City, 81; Stockton, s..
YESTERDAY morning lsd who attends the
pully horse at the Morlan building, on Second
South street. was struck on the head by fall
ing block OF wood and knocked senseless. He
recovered consciousness in 4 short time ana
will be at work again to-day.
PRESIDENT BOOZE OF the Sioux City Corn
palace, has written Governor Thomas, asking
him to appoint commissioners 10 represent this
city at the exposition from October TO IL! Inc
governor will appoint any person who wishes
he honor and who C an represent u.s.
As Dick withers, with No. Of Brigham <
Mackintosh's tank line drove through the
slieyway hack OF Coffins hardware store, ne
found a cave in. and turning back IN that mar
row space the wagon upset, frightening the
team Dick held on to the lines, although the
horse nearest to him kicked him number OF
times and would have killed MIN had he not
been to close too the animal to allow It's hoofs
full swing.
THE last paw day Of the Rio Grande Western
was quite field day for the railroad hoooes IN
and around Salina- 1t is new experience Tor
the citizens Of that quiet town to have their
city overrun with drunken hoboes, but the in
truders took complete possession OF the place.
oyeraweing not only the local officers, but even
the doughty Deputy Marshal Cuddebsck
thought it wise to keep out Of their reach
Bearer Ut0Eidn.
On Sunday afternoon John Simpson, q
Denver contractor who is visiting this city. was
the victim OF a singular accident near Caider's
park Simpson was riding on the front plat
form Of an electro car when the trolley wire
snapped and one end wound itself about Simp-
sons body burning him frghttully. These in
juries and the shock rendered the man uncon-
scious for time, and as quickly as possible, he
was freed from the wire and brought TO the city.
DIR. Maclean was called to attend him and
Simpsons condition was much improved yester
day.
TON wHALoN OF Park City. arrived in the
city last evening in response 10 dispatch sent
him by Mike Sullivan asking him TO come TO
Salt Lake to make q match. Whalon offered
10 put up any sum from 500 to $50, or as much
as his hackers would put up, that he could
knock him out in ten rounds. provided he
would tight in Park City. Sullivan, Whalon
claims backed out, seeming afraid 10 meet him
in the ring, IS he wanted TO fight him limited
as he demanded fight to the finish If he was
to meet him in Salt Lake.
YESTERDAY morning man named Henry
Arnold who resides over Jordan. vas taken
with an epileptic lit while walking by a ditch
near his place, and falling into the water face
DOWN. ard, was drowned. The matter was re-
ported to Coroner Harris as soon as possible
and he went out after the body. Ii was rumored
that the man had been murdered and also that
he had committed suicide. but after his return
to the city last evening, Coroner Harris stated
that the man simply fell into the ditch when
taken with an epileptic lit and drowned. An
inquest will probably be held to-day.
THE long and laborious duties OF the terri
torial board Of equalization will come to an end
about the 10th instant. Yesterday evening
HERALD representative met DIR. Lund, the
member from Washington county, and inquired
how the work had progressed this year. The
gentleman stated that the board had met with
but few difficulties and everything was running
smoothly. The members will visit Pennington
on Wednesday and inspect the Davis county
lists after which Salt Lake county and the
railroads will be dealt with. The board hes
covered considerable territory and the mem
bers will all be much pleased TO bring their
work TO q close.