The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-29
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

DhlEE AMI 0hEEEEs
There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph Office for Mrs. Flora
Crawford, Robert Smith
Provision Inspector Kendall last
week made 1877 inspections and con-
demned as unit for food 2452 pounds
of food stuff.
'sIoo-duunl1-to -give-his-name' was
picked up at the corner of Second
SousA and Second East last night and
taken to the police station in the black
Maria.
The Esquamaux dogs seen on the
streets yesterday excited a great deal
of interest among car ne fanciers.
They are said to be the finest speci-
mems ever brought down from Alaska.
One case of diptheria and six Of
scarlet fever We're reported last week.
but there were no deaths from con-
tageous diseases reported. Eighteen
burial permits were issued by the
health department and six births were
reported.
The news of the death by assassina-
ton Of Carter Harrison, mayor of
Chicago, caused a general feeling of
disnaay in this city last night. Herald
bulletins announcing the fact were
posted in prominent places in the
business part of the city and were the
subject of favorable comment.
Abbie Kathleen, daughter of James
and Hannah M. Lynch died yesterday
morning after a short illness of brain
fsver The funeral win leave the fam
lily residence at 2:30 p. m. today and
services viii be conducted at st Mary S
Cathedral at 8 D. m. Friends of the
a. RI ut
tend.
IL the police court yesterday w. Nj.
Smith, colored was examined on the
charge of robbing Joseph Davis. The
evidence against the defendant was
very strong. and Judge Gee held him
to await the action Of the grand jury,
his bond being fixed at $500, in default
of which he went back to jail. Nellie
Raymond was fined $3.50 for prosti-
tuition.
The Salt Lake Herald came out last
Monday morning, and says 1t has come
to stay. The Herald can well feel
proud of her record for a year past,
and we are glad to note the existence
of conditions which warrant our val
liable contemporary in its added i'm
provemenL May THE Giant of the
Rockies" ever grow, and be a credit
to leading aperdom-Mt. Pleas
ant Pyramid.
Jacob Franzen, pressman with The
Herald, was suddenly taken with very
severe hemorrhage of the lungs last
Wednesday evening. He was taken
to his home and a physician sum-
moned. Since then the hemorrhage
has frequently required and last even
ing he was so low that the worst was
feared. Jake is a good steady man
l. Sc rv-sr ,1c. rr0s1 10
boys on The Herald are exceedingly
sorry for the critical state in which he
is.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thernom-
eter registered A, at noon 81, and at
p. IN. Sc, the maximum temperature
being go, and the minimum 4C. Obser-
yer Salisbury's forecast for thirty-six
hours ending at 6 p. IA. today is: Fair
growing warmer, Sunday afternoon
likely to be cloudy. The observer
comparative report for yesterday was
as follows: Salt Lake. Al; Baker City,
missing; Cheyenne, 81; Helena, miss
Idaho Falls. IS. Salt Lake. 10: Bing-
ham, SO; Ogden, So: Logan, 50; Park
City, SO; Provo, 40.
On Friday night Thomas Rogers and
Frank Wilson, TWO petty offenders
were released from jail and after en-
joying a few hours of liberty they
were returned to the bastile. Yester-
day morning Captain Donovan was
SkirmiShing around on the north bench
when he saw these two worthless act
ing suspiciously and followed them
up The men took from a place OF
coacealment a set of harness and a
lap robe and started down town with
their booty when the Captain placed
them under arrest. It is supposed
that they stole the articles on Friday
night and the charge of housepreaking
is booked against them.