The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-06

An election will be held in Carbon
county on May lst, to determine the
county seat and to elect county Of
fcers.
For SALE-Elm and Catalpa trees.
best quality and at reasonable prices.
Apply to w. N. Dusenberry Or to
James Dunn at asylum.
PARTIES at Brigham City have writ
ten the Rustlers asking them to visit
that city shortly after conference.
This invitation is the result of the ia
vorable mention of the performances
by the Provo papers which mention
was well deserved.
BEGINNING Monday next the Union
Pacific will put on regular double
daily passenger train service between
PROVO and Salt Lake; morning train
leaving at 7:40 a, NJ; returning
leaves Salt Lake at $40, arriving here
at p. N.
The Oxford club enjoyed a most
pleasant social at their rooms last
evening. The Coleman Christensen
orchestra furnished lovely music and
the floors of the Christensen Dancing
| academy were never more inviting and
never happier crowd glided over
them.
j. +. CHIRPmLOD appeared in curt
this morning, withdrew his plea of not
guilty and entered one of guilty and
was sentenced to three years in the
penltentiary-the minimum sentence
The prisoner declared, calling upon
God as his witness, that he had never
had intercourse with his sister.
but that he had committed the offense
OF holding her out as his wife. He de-
clared also that with Gods help he
would never get into trouble again nor
do any deed that is wrong. The in
dictment against Maud Carson. his
sister, was dismissed. Chief Fowler
takes Chirpillod to the penitentiar nv
this evening,
JAILOR WILKINS was a happv man
yesterday morning over getting rid off
i've of the most worthless, mischiey.
lous, mean spirited prisoners he has
ever had In his charge. They were
the fellows incarcerated for STEALING
coal from the q. Z. Ry. some five DAYS
ago, and during their imprisonment
have done nothing but study I'D mean
ness and have been continually annoy-
Ing, with petty tricks, all new prison.
ers and everybody connected with the
jail. On gaining their freedom yester
day morning they remarked that if
they had known how comfortable
quarters awaited them in the county
jan they would not have hung around
Their camp IN the cold of last winter.
three OF them landed in the city jail
last evening-drunk as lord,
THERE was one-armed tramp about
town yesterday begging for money to |
take MIN to Grand Junction. He was |
the same fellow who was held for some |
time, 1t being thought that a man he |
had beaten at Springville would die
He was successful in gathering together
several quarters and put them to the
use he always puts money, ALONG |
about o'clock in the evening he found
himself coming up Center street. crazy
drunk. Just before Speckart's butcher
shop he met Charlie Douris of the
Eureka saloon going home to supper.
de asked for money from Charlie. was
refused and became very insulting and
inally assaulted Mr.. Douris. After
packing into store and seeing that
ne fellow would not let up, Charlie
'rappled with the tIamp, pushed him
tut and threw hin to the ground. The
eroclous cripple got up more crazed
nan ever, rushed intoIthe butcher shop.
rabbed cleaver and was going to
al any and everybody he could reach.
iarshal Knight was called who found
he man exceedingly hard to handle,
With help, after much struggling that
rought out hundreds to see the fun.
be man was gotten to Jail. His part,
Ell was nabbed afterwards and placed
l the cooler with him.