Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15
FRAGMENTS.

TuE Fourth quorum Of Elders Will
moot In the seventh ward meeting house
next Monday cvonlng at 1880 o'clock.
TINS Young Ladies' Journal, Fimdy
Litrury, itick and Hdgcr's Weciiy can
DO had at Margotts Bros, No. ~ =. Main
Street.
TiE Y. NJ. G. Y. Twin hold ~ regular
business meeting Ia tho lecture room OF
tho NJ. u. Church, Monday evening,
August IL, at O'clock
SUPERINTENDENT BunLrY, who has
been confined to his room for tho last few
days with u severe attack Of illness, was
out for short tlmo today.
TiiERE will be prize, offered for swim.
ming, baseball, tug 81 wnr, wloolbarfOw,
sack. three logged and other races, at this
MISUNDERSTANDING At Syracuse On Tues
day, August 18th.
CousrY CLlnK ALLEN has issued mar.
rlage licenses To Arthur Il. Pratt and
Josephine II. Grim, William Plummcr
and Jane Iooyes and l.. j. llallgron aud
Anna NJ. Anderson.
on Thursday last, Mr.. Henry PuEoy, Of
go u street, found pocket book con-
taining Tithing Ofiloo orders. The owner
can get II by calling or sending 10 the
address. named above.
TnE regular monthly meeting OF the
salt Lake County w. A. will be holdnt
tho Thirteenth ward assembly room ON
Tuesday August 18th. An who are in
torc-lod In tho subject arc cordially in-
yltcd 10 attend.
TICKETS arc now on sale Tor tho only
excursion this season 10 Cache, Hear
Lake and Snake River valleys, from this
city. They will boc good for hneen or
thirty days, aud can DO purchased from
Coalior a SnelgToyo's aud tho Union
Pacific Hallway oiIloe, Maln street.
TuE Germans OF Salt Lake will colo
brato the 203rd anniversary Of tho arrival
of tho iirst Germans In this country, on
september 10. They Will hayoa mo0tlng
on sunday morning In the Turner Hall,
for the purpose of discussing plans and
naming tho different committees.
TIM remains Of John Kirby, who was
haliy wounded In a restaurant near the
lilo trande Western depot several weeks
ago, and who diod ~ 81, Mary's hospital
iuw evenings since, were shipped 10
North Platte, Nebraska, today, over tho
Rio orlando Western, by Undertaken
Joseph VIM. Taylor
IIu0m BLAIn, tho seoichman, who. a,
stated la yesterdays NEws, was convict
cd In Commissioner Norrulr- court of
cruelty To horse ut the city gravel PITS,
was yesterday afternoon ordered TO pay :.
ilne OF so and costs, Tho total OF the
bill was close upon 80. Boing unpro.
pared TO pay the money, the defendant
resigned himself to brief stay In the
poniioniiary.
WI wore pleased TO receive n call this
morning nom Mr.. George II. Vine, Jr.,
OF the Eleventh ward of this city, who
nus just returned nom Boston, Mass.
nitor successfully passing through his
studies rs graduate at the Now England
Conservatory OF Music, Mr. Vine viii
ut once enter tho employ of Coaltor y
Snolgrove, Of Main street, In this city, a.
chief tunnr and rcpgitor
Tan Federated Trades aud G.aborUnior
are making arrangements 10 have grand
celebration on Labor day, Monday, Sop
TENDER :. At AIN. there will DO q pnrad,
which will DO participated In by all o
the local labor organizations sud dologa
tionH from Ogden, Park city, nnuo, nnt
othor points. Amer this the toilers ant
thor families and friends will 20 To Gar
fold Beach, whore addresses Will BIO do
liyerod,
i'oR some months past Mr.. q. w
I,ookmoyer has been running tho "Ct,
OF Paris millinery store ON Main street
"A Tow days since the promises wou
closed, and now II tmnsplres tho oaus
was duo 10 the foraclOse Of mortgage
held by his inther-ln-law, u Mr.. koldrup
~ Montana. fhs amount OF Mr.. lieok
meyers liabilities Is not at present known
II is stated, however, that tho bill lo
font reaches $3.50,
SHORTLY after last midnight a gang o
ftcnchmon, having learned Of the dealt
of Marie Browne, went 10 the don II
which she met her fate, and demanded o
ono oi Marle's companions In sin, a east
Of Jewelry which was tho property of tn
dond woman. They were sloutly refuse,
but they finally succeeded la Eellni
possession of tho jowolry II was carrie,
to a saloon In the vicinity Of tho Cit
Hall, whore Il was afterwards rocoyoro,
by the police.
MARIE BRowSE, tho French courioan
who was 80 terribly burned by u kerosOn
lamp explosion few nights ago, died a
bo'cl0ck last evening, after suffering IN
told agony, She was native Of Franco
was - years old, and had husband nnt
ono child, and came hero from Spokun
FAILS about six months ago, She Is 70
ported us being very wealthy. Tho 70
mains have boon embalmed by Josepl
VIM. Taylor, preparatory, II IL said, O
being shipped 10 France. A cablogran
was sent to Paris, France, soon ailor IN
domise. A reply has boon received stat
Ing that q member or representative o
the family would start for this city i'm
msdialely.