The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-25
HAPPENINGS HEREAB0UTs.

THE Tuscaroras held q meeting last night at
which ballot was taken on the question as TO
whether Tom Matthews or Bill Mcqueen
should be nominated for sheriff. It is alleged
that Matthews W as the favorite.
AT the Jewish temple. Fourth East between
Second and Third South, most important
meeting relative to matter OF extreme urgency
Will be held promptly at O'Clock. Every Jew.
orthodox as well as reformed, whether or not
connected with the synagogue, is solicited TO
attend.
JUDGE PARKS of Denver. who has been in
town few days, met with severe accident at
Beck's Hot Springs yesterday afternoon.
While looking around the premises he fell
down some steps and dlslocated his arm DR..
Heron. who was called to attend to the patient,
put his arm in the right position. 1t is ex-
pscted that Mr.. Parks will be around soon
A NUMBER of Salt Lake gentlemen hearing
that bets on the Cannon election were going
begging in Ogden. wrote to ascertain just what
money would be needed to cover the Ogden
offers and received the following: Cannon bets
are scarcer than hens teeth in Ogden at the
present time. You can get no odds, and in fact
no other kind OF bets. Some OF those who
were SO anxious TO put up their money about
The time OF the convention, have pulled in their
horns. and now say they want to wait until the
Democratic nomination is made.
ST MARY'S G. A. society gave very inter
estlng literary and musical entertainment at
their hail on Wednesday evening last Ad
dresses were made by Right Rev. Bishop Sean
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W. P Il. St. Clair. The literary and musicll
numbers were well rendered and highly appre-
cfated The attendance was large and there is
already much interest shown IN these enter
tainments, which are to continue throughout
tbs winter. II the mem bership continues to in
crease as it has thus far, the society will soon
De the largest and most influential of its kind
in the city.
G. w. KuPPEu, who works for the Burton
Gardner company. and resides at 1913 South Sec
ond West, heard bullets whizzin2 past his head
last night unpieasantly close lie just stepped
out OF the Chinese laundry on West Third
South street near Second West,wnen heather
began firing at man running across the street.
crying as he shot that he was the man Who
threw the stone. Kuppel made complaint at
police headquarters, out was informed that
they could make no arrest without he would
swear out warrant. Of course he coulCn't
tell one pig-tal from another and was bling
mad al the officers.
Mr. A. LABfBoURNE, the genial artist, and
his brother Mr.. George LaubourGe, returned
yesterd ay from a months tour OF the east and
1t was delightful trip CT sightseeing they nod
Among the cities they visited were Chicago,
New York, Boston. albany, Rochester. Buffalo,
Philadelphia. Salem, OF witch burning fame
and the birthplace Of hawthorne; Marblehead
Mass, and ST. Louis. They went up the
charming Hudson. spent day at Niagara falls
and also visited the Hill Cumorah. near Pal.
myra, N. Y, and Adam Ondi-Ahnnan, near
Gallatln Mo-, places well known in connection
with early Mormon history and both OF which
Mr.. Lambourne sketched Both gentlemen
return in excellent health.
THE Athletic Club committee met last even
ing at The Continental parlors,t Several pro-
positions regarding suitable quarters We're dis
cuSsed but no definate action taken. MI a
F. Holden was elected a nemb II OF the general
committee, and Mr.. George Dewey. treasur er
of the temporary organization. The oiIicers.
president secretary and treasurer will be con-
| tinued as at present. pending the permanent
! organization charter members The COM
| mittee has prepared list OF some 400 available
candidates for membership. each of whom VIII
be mailed a circular letter outlining the plan
proposed and requesting an answer On an en-
closed postal card signifying their intention to
join or not. The next meeting occurs Thursday
evening September 20