The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-29

charged with the murder of Luther
Palmer at Richfeld, Utah, March 10,
1891, on which he was arraigned last
Tuesday and plead not guilty.
The entire forenoon was spent in
impaneling jury for this case, each
side being allowed fifteen challenges.
A special venire was issued for five adj
ditional jurors and court adjourned
until two o'clock.
The Tribune says that c. w. Hemen-
way of journalistic notoriety, vino,
siuce the Gazette changed hands, has
been living i'll PaySon, has left for
Ogden. his old newspaper stamping
ground, where he expects to again ply
the pencil. Since Hemenway is nothing
unless sensational. ten to one that the
junction City VIII be anything but
hypnotzed while he is again a sojOurn-
er within her gates.
IN response to an invitation from
the genial Herb, > of Pyne & Maiben's
establishment, The DISPATCH force
invaded the premises OF these popular
druggists, and INDUCED in their soda
water, for compromising which Herb
has such wide reputation. Since
the advent of their new generator,
Pyne & Malben put up the best soda
water in the market. If it is nice
cooling drink you want we would say,
step into Pyne q Maiben's.
A SHADOW social is the latest. A
sheet is stretched across the room
which separates the ladies from the
gentlemen, the portion occupied by
the gentlemen being darkeled. One
girl at q time is placed so hel shadow
viii fall upon the sheet and the shad-
ow is auctioned off to the gentlemen,
and the highest bidder takes the
shadow, or the lady that makes the
shadow, to supper. 1t is jolly enjoy
ment. full of many surprises.
The case of Hamilton Gregg, for
completely in the gold brick" swindle.
WAS before Justice Brown Tuesday
morning. No evidence was produced.
and Mr. King, attorney Tor the prose-
cLtion, asked that the case be dis
missed, which was. done, and the
prisoner turned over to Marshal Bach
man, who took him to Salt Lake on
the afternoon train to answer to the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
A. g. Sutherland is his attorney.
TRY to avoid newspaper quarrels, .
says a noted editor. Right be is.
Nothing in all this irritating old world
will make the other man lose his head
SO completely and get him so bowling
mad as for you to keep perfectly quiet
just when he is getting the better of
you, and look at him when you meet
him on the street with an eXasperat-
ing smile of conscious superiority and
pity. But you must look out that he
doesn't brain you with a stuffed club.
MARSHAL BROWN and Officer Hill,
in response to telegram. went to
Thistle on Sunday to look after a man
who was reported to be furnishing a
knife and chasing men around the
place. threatening their lives. When
the officers arrived they found that the
man had fed to the hills. The officers
followed and succeeded in capturing
him, and brought him to Provo on
Sunday night. He was before Justice
Brown on Monday and plead guilty to
the charge Of disturbing the peace
The judge gave him twenty days
hard labor.
THE musical festival has been post
pOned from May to May Is, on ac-
count of President Harrison's visit To
Salt Lake, which will be on the former
date. But the festival will be the
more sure of being success as the
choruses will then have more time to
get ready. Prof. Giles has pain visits
to Pleasant Grove, PaySon, Spanish
Fork and Springville, and finds every
one enthusiastic over the event. He
says the different chOHS are working
like beavers. Arrangements have been
completed for nearly 100 electric lights
to be placed in the Tabernacle, to be
in readiness May l6.
EVERY Mondays Tribune contains
from four to five columns of reports of
sermons delivered in Salt Lake City
the day previous by the ministers of
the various denominations. On the
local page of the same issue is placed
the Tabern acle services of the Nor
mon Church. This latter report is al
ways written in an atfempt-to-be-fun-
ny style, ridiculing the speakers, max
ing light of the prayer, the administer
feature of the services. Any decent
person, who is not totally depr ed, is
disguised with this feature Of the Tri-
bu,te. In any other community such a
thing would not be tolerated.
There Is a gang of worthless boys in
all towns whose only ambition is to
become street loafers and get their
living without work These boys are
not satisfied with being lcafers and
leeches and parasites on society. but
they seek to drag others down to their
own level. They viii not attend
school and obtain an education. and
are ever ready to prevent others from
attending; they will not learn trade
and do not want others to. Like the
hog. they have no ambition to dc any
thing but eat and sleep; they are dis
grace to their parents and the com
munity in which they reside and in a
few years they are sent to the penilen-
tiary.