The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-18
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

YESTERDAYS clearing house exchanges we're
$780, same day last year. Si,12s,O52.
TIE closing exercises of All Hanow's COL
lege VIII take place tomorrow evening.
TIE Pioneer library viii be closed all this
week, except tomorrow. as the hall is TO be
used by lhe Train Dispatchers' association.
A BIG real estate deal, which has been pend
Ing for some time, will be closed up tomorrow,
when the details will be announced. The
amount involved is $50. COO.
COUNTY CLERK ME1oy issued marriage
licenses yesterday to William 6. Bell and Ada
johnson of Salt Lake; Victor B. ClRwson
and Louisa Howartn OF New York
THE Scandinavian Democratic Drum corps
has Just been organized, and will be heard
from IN the next campaign. The organization
starts out with thirty members. II. NJ II. Lund
being the president and 3. Schultz secretary.
A TELEGRAM received yesterday from Herr
Klein, who IS establishing Baron Birsch he .
brew colony in Willard county, stated that he
had just landed at New YORK with thirty
mechanics, VINO will be brought direct TO Utah
TO commence work on The 800 houses that are TO
be built.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report of yesterdays
Temperature is as follows: a. m.-Salt Lake
is: Baker City. AZ; Cheyenne, So; Helena; AS,
Miles City. 60; Winnemucca, 46; Idaho Falls, DC:
10 q. m.-Salt Lake, IS; Bingham. 50; Ogden.
s.; Logan, 20; Park City, 20; Provo. "a.
DEPUTY MARSHAL BoMAN CANNON came
down from Eureka yesterday. He reports that
The leaders in the recent troubles are leaving
The camp in squads, five having left In one day,
their departure being precipitated, no doubt
by the investigation being made by the Provo
gran0 jury. NO further trouble is anticipated,
and all the deputies viii be Withdrawn tomor-
row but two.
A CHINESE gardener was driving down Main
street with his wife and boy yesterday after
noon, when his old white horse took IL into his
head TO give an exhibition of speed. The whole
family were spilled out in front of the Walker
house and the Chinaman sustained q fractured
ankle. He was carried into Bentley & Raw
lings' drugstore and his injuries attended by
DR.. Enise.
TOMORROW evening, at the Lincoln Lyceum
L. S. and the Lincoln Lyceum L. l.. A. No.
1919. Will discuss the subject: "Should the
Railroads and Telegraphs of the United States
BE Natiorahzed:' The former club will talk
on the affirmative side of the question ana the
latter on the negative side There will he three
speakers on side and q pleasant time is an
icipated.
CAPTAIN ERMAN B. JONES died in this city
on Friday and the funeral will be held at Grand
Army hall at $3.50 pm. today, under the
auspices of the Grand Army. The deceased
was % years OF age. and served with distinction
through the war as captain OF the Twenty first
Indiana infantry, in which Captain T. G.
Bailey also served. General debility was the
cause OF death. The deceased leaves no rela
tions il this part OF the country.
On Sunday evening next the Unitarian So
cieIy OF this city which, during the past spring
gave a series of lectures at the Salt Lake the
atre, will give an entertainment at which Miss
Ethel Hornick, a Nevada girl. will read. Miss
Hornick left Sioux City. Iowa, yesterday fol
this city and viii reach here come time tomor
row. In order TO introduce her to Salt Lake
society, rose tea will be given at Mrs. II. P.
Nason's residence, 173 Brigham street. nexi
~ ednesday afternoon a O'Clock. Miss Hornick
viii read at this tea and Mrs. Silva and other
well known musical talent OF the Unitarian
society will be present.