The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-04
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

THE European journalists visited the taber
nacle and other points OF interest yesterday
and went west last night.
TIE Business Mems association is reported
as discussing the propriety OF an excursion and
picnic 10 one Of the bathing resorts during The
present month.
THERE is talk Of the organization of q Demo
cratic club which will Offset the Republican
Home Market club and stand as foil 10 the
Tuscaroaring Liberal gang
J. w. SouIREs has brought suit in the Third
district court against j. l.. Perkes and d. j.
promlssory note, with interest
THE students Of the University OF Utah will
have grand field day on Friday next 81 Saitalr
beach There viii be boat races, athletic sports
and grand ball in the pavilion IN the evening.
WINNIE JOYCE the chambermaid from the
Valley house. who has been confined Tor some
time in the county jail, was yesterday adludged
insane by Judge Blair and committed TO the In
sane asylum at Provo.
THERE is some talk OF enioining the city from
granting the gas franchise, or taking such
action as viii prevent the granting OF the
wholesale privileges accorded under the new
franchise passed over the mayors veto.
COUNTY CLERK MELoy issued marriage
licenses yesterday to Joseph Coon and MAUD
Dearden of Pleasant Green; William Arthur
Pave and Ida a. Bills of Riverton; William b.
Haroy and Mary Z. Laird OF Mountain Dell.
PRESIDENT WOODRUFF yesterday received
the following message from George A. smith,
at Chattanooga, IN response TO inquiries con-
corning the reported mobbing OF Mormon
elders: Nothing definite yet. Answers 10
telegrams indicate safety OF elders"
A HORSE attached to buggy ran away on
Second South street yesterday afternoon, ano
on reaching the corner of West Temple, took a
turn up that thoroughfare and soon came to
grief. the elevated street car track, piles of
stone ETC., checking its course
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report Of yesterday s
temperature is as follows: a. m.-Salt Lake.
Is: Baker City. So: Cheyenne. AZ; Helena. A.;
Miles City, 50. Winnemucca, 40; Idaho Falls,
81. 10 q. m.-Salt Lake. 53; Bingham, A;
Ogden 66; Logan, 81; Park City, 80; Provo, o2.
JOHN MARSHALL, by request OF United States
Attorney Judd has been retained ny the at
torney general as special counsel in the church
escheat cases, which will soon come up for ar.
gument in the Supreme Court. Mr.. Marshall,
as counsel .or the receiver. assisted in the
trial OF the cases in the lower court.
CLARA WILSON, the scheming female who
kidnapped Mrs. Jacksons baby from tine
Deseret hospital, in order to make her husband
think that she was a mother. has not yet been
arrested and probably will not be. Chief Paul
stated last evening that The woman was in town
up TO Friday night and il the parties want her
arrested, il easily be done,
THE Ladies Aid society of the First Congre-
gational church viii give reception on Mon
day evening TO welcome the Rev. Mr. Brown to
his new field of labor. All the clergymen of the
city and their wives are most cordially invited
10 be present. The social viii be preceded by
a short vocal and instrumental concert in the
auditorium at s o'clock sharp.
THE enterprising and ooliging NJ. Chapman
manager OF the cooking school AT Walker Bros.
& Fyler company, assures US that this will be
probably the last week that he can stay in Salt
Lake In fact. he is now due in Denver, but
owing 10 the desire of several ladies to learn
more of his methods he decided to stop over
enc more week. Ladies should make the most
Of this opportunity.
NEPHI Courier: A young boy from Scipio, q
sheep herder in the employ Of Chas. Price,
made unsuccessful attack upon Louis
Henriod Tuesday night with a knife TO cut him
IL the breast. Trouble had arisen between the
Two boys and the sheep herder raised his knife
and tried to slash the other one He was ar
rested Wednesday and brought before Justice
Stout when ne was fined g.. 81.
INSPECTOR RkMsDEN, who condemned the
asphaltum pavement on Main street and or
oered 1t torn up, pleads not guilty to the charge
OF neglecting his duties while the work was be-
ing done, and declares that he notified the fore
man in charge while the asphaltum was being
laid, thai ii was not up to the specifications,
Superintendent LIE Sieur, OF the paving COM
pany, corroborates spectator Ramsden's state
rlent, and s; rs that the pavement was ordered
taken up at his own request.