The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-18
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The star route mali service between
Deseret and Hinkley, Willard county,
has been increased to six times
week.
Professor Evan Stephens wishes the
Tabernacle choir to be in attendance
as usual on Sunday. The services VII!
be conducted as usual.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Spencer Clawson Will be held
this afternoon at 1890 o'clock at the
First street residence of the tamlly.
Clerk Meloy yesterday issued mar
rage licenses to Julius Jacobsen ana
Lizzie Schultz, of this city, and Hyrum
f. Evans, of Murray, and Barbara Az
cher, Of Salt Lake.
The martial spirit seems to have ia
ken complete possession of the youth
of the city. Salt Lakes representatives
in the militia will be the flower OF the
Utah National Guard.
Several ST Patrick's day d.dnks
were booked at the police station last
night among them being a soldier,
who. although wearing the green, was
a verdant German.
Little Agnes, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Pratt, viii be laid away
this morning. The funeral services are
to be held at the family residence COM
mencing at 10 o'clock.
There was no formal celebration of
St. Patrick's day yesterday, but every
son of Erin and every man who could
claim that he had a drop OF Irish blood
in his veins sported the green.
From the good people of Gunnison,
Sewer county, Selectman Bamberger
has received an offer of a car of wood
and car of potatoes for the poor of
Salt Lake. The selectman is now fig
uring with the railroads for transpor-
taIion.
The Church University theology class
will meet today at the usual time, 1880
p. m, in the Assembly hall. All are
cordially invited to attend. Leaflets
containing outline of today's lesson dis
tributed at the door.
Eph Kelly, an old soak, had fit on
the cornor OF Main street and First
South yesterday afternoon and fell to
the sidewalk, sustaining several severe
cuts about the face. He was picked
up and taken to the police station by
Officer Roberts.
Coroner Taylor yesterday received
Geographic instructions from the faith
er-in-law of Doctor cambridge, who
committed suicide at the White house
10 forward the remains to Port Gin
ton, o. The remains are being embalrn-
ed and will probably go east tomorrow.
A misunderstanding seems to have
occurred in regard TO the tabernacle
services today because Of the an
nOuncement that the Ca. .se of temper
ance <-ouid be the subject introduced
The regular services will be conducted
in the usual order and at the same
time.
The Tuscarora society of Utah will
hold business meeting on Tuesday
night at its headquarters. Several i'm
portant matters, among them the pro.
posed consolidation of Democratic
clubs, will be considered. A date will
also be fixed for the coming initiation
meeting, at which 112 new members
will be installed.
Observer Salisbury's forecast for 81
hours ending at p. m. today is: Snow
colder, clearing up Sunday. The OBJ
servers comparative report for yester
day was as follows: Salt Lake 80; Ba
ker city, "A; Cheyenne, Sc; Helena, 80
Havre, %: Miles City, 40; Winnemucca
"a; Idaho Falls, 81. 10 a. M: Salt Lake
"a; Bingham, %; Ogden, 50; Park City
26; Provo, 80.
A team Of horses hitched togethe
but not attached to any conveyance
ran away on First South street las
evening, and some ladies narrowly es
capped being run over. The horses
dashed madly towards the Continenta
corner, making a bee line for SOM
ladies who were passing. Fortunatel!
the animals struck e tree right at tn
corner of the sidewalk, and this stop
ped them
DIR. ]. ]. Murphy, an old and re
spected resident of this city, died a
noon yesterday at his home. The de
ceased was nearly 20 years of age an
was a native Of South Carolina. H
came to Utah in 1869, and was widel,
known throughout the territory. d.
Murphy was a man of genial and kind
~ disposition, and made many war;
friends who will learn of his dealt
with deep regret Announcement of tn
funeral will be made later.