The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-17
LOCAL sED OTHER BRIEFS.

WHAT A glorious record the members OF the
city council are making,
Il. c. n. !. has declared quarterly dividend
of per cent payable August -.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY at Exposition hail
TO night Every Democrat should be present.
L. NJ OLSON was no4ina ed by the Dsno-
Gratis at Price yesterday TO represent the Four
teenth district in the legislature.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued Yesterday to
Hollingsworth F. Martin and Emiline Caroline
Winberg Of this city. and TO J. II. Briscoe and
Matte Mallory, young colorsd couple from
Ogden.
THE Central drum corps Denhalter rifles and
Dyer rifles will parade TO night. The boys are
making preparations for n grand time At Provo
next Wednesday. Special rates are given those
wishing to go.
DON'T LET us be yigilantes.'' said Council
man Pendleton last evening, when the case of
Judge Laney was before the council. Bsshi-
Bazouk Anderson, however. objected TO orderly
and dIgnifed measures, and vigi!antes they
were.
Mrs. CHARLES II. HICKS wife OF the man
ager OF the Grab Bag company, who died in this
city. writes TO friends here who so kindly aided
her, that she reached New York with the body
occurred on the 10Th at THE Little Church
Around the Corner
ABOUT two hundred people in the Tenth ward
schoolhouse listened TO some effective speeches
by John Taylor. J. b. Walden. d. L. Murdoch
and others. James L. Strong presided anu ".
Il. Dale acted as secretary. free discussion
OF the issues Of the Day followed aud the meet
ing adjourned with three cheers for the Dem
ocratic nominees
A SHARP, evidently one OF the hangers-on Of
the circus started skin game near the square
last evening and had just go; il in working
order, with suckers biting fast, when Police
Captain Parker, attracted by the crowd. ap-
peared on the scene. and told the sharper il
would not be healthy for him If he We're caught
again at the same game.
AN enthusiastic body OF men gathered on the
lawn outside OF the Sixteenth ward schooihouse.
last night. 10 hear the prime pes OF Democracy.
explained. Their wrapt att ention showed their
interest in the subject The speakers were A
r. Shredder and ]. II. moyie. Dir. Shrosler. in
a plain and logical manner. showed how pro-
lection protects only few, while the large num-
Der bears the burden of exorbitant taxation un
der the guise of protection. Several other short
speeches were made. The Sixtee nah ward is
surely Democratic.
AT o clock this morning two men got into q
Quarrel on Main street, near Second South.
Onicer Gocum approached and arrested one OF
them. AS he did so. the fellow gave the Of
ficer the slip. Starting on a run, he darted up
an alley near by, running plump into the arms
Of NIghtwafchman Dobson. he was arrested
and taken TO jail. when il was learned thai his
name was Dan McDernott, the fellow who at
tempted suicide on the Fourth. The other man
is missing.
A MAN named Collins. employed by the Sells
had a narrow escape from an awful
death yesterday morning. Previous TO going
out with the parade, Collins entered the cage in
which were confined :he hyenas. AS he did SO
be locked the door behind him. Without
seconds warning the largest animal
sprang upon him and buried its fangs in his
hip. A second later another animal attacked
him. A fierce contest ensued. the keeper using
D club with good effect, but it was several
moments before the attention OF other em-
ployes was directed to the unfortunate man.
The brutes were then beaten of and Collins !
taken from the cage. HIS injuries are very
severe, but the physicians do not believe they
are necessarily fatal.
SOME Of the parties who were hit by the re- |
port which appeared in The HERALD recer,Iy
n regard 10 the action OF the trustees OF Salt I
Lake academy In busting Prof Benner appear 4
% be laboring under the impression that the !
article was inspired by that gentleman. This !
Ices Prof Benner IN injustice as he knew
nothing about the report until IL appeared In !
he paper. The information was obtained from !