The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-19
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE Independent workingmen are on the
move. and will soon be heard from.
WELLS, FARGO s. Co.. received yesterday
ore, s6,0al; bullion s3,416; total, s9,457.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver and lead ores,
$1,000.
GLEN MuLER's Equine Paradox attracted
considerable attention on Second South street
yesterday afternoon.
TIE funeral services of the late Thomas E.
Jeremy, whose death was announced in THE
HERALD of yesterday, will be held this morning
OF IL: 80 in the Sixteenth ward.
Vol. /, No. /, of the Inter- Mountain Practical
Educator has been issued. 1t is published By
Wolfe, Newborn & Mckay and is to be devoted
TO the interest of practical education.
SALT Lake as an attractive point for tourists
is appreciated by the Pennsylvania which has
arranged to have it's Golden Gate excursions
stop over two days in this city. This is as it
should be and will be appreciated by our hotels.
SERGEANT FITzMAURIcE's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: AT 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, so; Helena, 10; Fort. Custer, So;
Fort Washable, IS; Rawlins, =. At p. m.-
Salt Lake city, SO; Ogden, So; Stockton, =;
Bingham, "a; Park City, 81; Provo, as; Alta, =;
Logan, 49.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Salt Lake
County Woman's Suffrage association, held In
the Thirteenth Ward assembly rooms Tuesday
April 81 1t is desirable that all the members
should be present All others who are inter
ested in the subject also cordially invited. c.
c. Raleigh, secretary.
THE committee on decoration for the chamber
of commerce ball would like as many of cam
paigp banners which were used during the last
election, as they can get, to decorate the agrcul
tural fair building. Persons having any OF these
will confer favor by leaving them with w. G.
Pavey & Co., 113 S.West Temple as soon as pos
sible.
THE record of results from advertising" has
been fairly broken this week by the receipt of q
letter by D. NJ McAllister g. Co., this city
bearing the postmark Of Cape Coast, Africa
March IL. The writer knaw Fyron, stationer
writes Mr. McAllister to say that he has seer
his advertisement and asking for samples of
several lines of small stationery. The envelope
is stamped Cape Coast March 9, Liverpot
March 81, New York April IL, and Salt Lake
April 10. Mr.. McAllister thinks the advertise
ment referred to was in THE CHRISTINA
| HERALD.
Tom HENNEssY. the pugilist, who was ar
rested by Marshal Young on Thursday upor
kilograms from Chief Farley, of Denver, stating
that he was wanted for highway robbery com
mitted at Denver short time ago, is FREE
man. On Friday Hennessy's attorney insti
tuted habeas corpus proceedings before Judg
Zane and the defendant was discharged. In
the meantime Captain Parker had sworn out
complaint before Justice Hall, charging Hen
messy, on information and belief. with robbery
lr,, ~, p,-l,+ cd &c
play on the willy captains part to keep the pris
oner until an officer arrived from Denver bu
Hennessy forced the matter to hearing befor
Justice Hall.yesterday. aud was again dis
charged, there being no evidence upon which t
hold him.
THERE was great big sensation in sportin
circles last night when an unknown colore
man named Richards came up from Provo an
defeated Lynott, who has hitherto been tn
acknowledged champion in his class. The mill
which was a friendly contest for points, cam
of at Ed kelly's gymnasium, and was wit
messed by a number of admirers of the mani,
art. The coon outfought the champion a
every point, and in the third round the latte
got tired of being a choppiHg block for hi
, dusl1y antagonist and quit Richards is a natr
raj fighter and is looked upon as a veritabl
phenomenon. He is muscled like race hors
and has wonderful reach. When Lynott stoo
up before him he found that he was facing
. whirlwind. Some of the old sports say the co
ored man is o coming champion and conside
him quite a find, and even George La Blanch
admitted that he was wonder. After the col
, test, Richards said he would spar anyone
Salt Lake, including the Marine, of whom
had evidently never heard before. The pluck
Frenchman did not appear TO be at all eager
make match, but said he might accommodate
the coon towards the end of this week. Tt
knowing ones, however, do not believe that L
Blanche could be induced to face Richard
, Later in the evening there was sparrir
/ match between Smith, the Australian, ar
{ Brooks, OF Denver, at Sullivan & Lange's gym
nasium. The contest opened well, but in fe
2 seconds degenerated into regular foot RAJ
and those who were unfortunate enough to
/. present departed as quickly as possible.