The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-03

honored by the action CT the convention,
and accept the nomination. Yours re-
(SigneO ANDREW HOWAT.
Mrs. SMELLS Case Dismissed.
The sequel to the sensational suit of
! Mrs Julia n. Smell against Colonel and
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo, to collect $40, came
yesterday, when the plaintiff appeared
/ in Justice Sommer's court and had the
case dismissed, claiming she had never
! given any warrant for it and that she
didn't want the cause to continue. The
attorneys wished her to pay half the
| costs, but she declined to do so.
Negotiations Are OF.
In connection with Trumbo and
Crane, it may be said that negotiations
are off. The Republican executive
committee have been driven by Can
mons friends into an endorsement of
his conduct of the campaign. Of course
after that all thought of any other
manag cement, bad as Cannon's is, must
be dismissed
Democratic Marching Club.
Chairman Dunbar, of the Democratic
county committee, intends to form a
good marching club among the young
business men who belong to the party.
This club will be in addition to the
ones to he put forward by the Tus-
caroras and other organizations and
the proposed First Voters club. The
matter has been put in the hands of a
committee consisting of .TohS Q. Can
non, D. S. Murray, Eugene Young,
George Romney, jr., H. G. Whitney, w.
c. Pavey, John e. Hansen, A. IT.
Cohroa6ar nd
Moran. The committee will meet at
Democratic headquarters this week.
Ladies' Reception.
The reception to be rendered to the
Democratic ladies at the new head
quarters in the Continental Market
hall tomorrow afternoon is bound to
be a success. The executive committee
has taken hold of the arrangements
and will make the occasion an enjoy
able one, while it is expected that
every member of the committee of 100
viii be out to receive the visitors from
this city and the territory. A very
good musical programme will be rem
dered by the ladies' mandolin and
guitar club, and it is expected that
good vocal music will also be feature
of the afternoon.
The general conference reception to
all Democrats from this city and the
territory at large will be given in the
Democratic headquarters on Saturday
evening from until u. HGd's band
and the great Democratic quartette
will be on hand and will make the mu-
steal part of the evening very enjoy
able. 1t is expected that most of the
state and county candidates will also
be on hand, as well as a number of
L,
TuscaroraS. Attention.
The Tuscarora society will hold
meeting for the purpose of Initiating
members and transacting other i'm
portant business on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 9, at s p. m. at the Democratic
Et2te headquarters in the Continental
Market hall. A number of members
are to be admitted.
EUGENE YOUNG,
]. W. HAMM,
c. S. WILKES.
Committee.
Wells. Cannon and Allen held meet
ing at Kaysville. Davis county. at p.
IN. yesterday that will prove rather
discOurag tng to them. There were
only about sixty men present, only
fifty of whom We're voters. There were
only 125 present by actual count They
came from the whole county and
afforded an example of what Davis
county thinks of the Republican ticket
The people were sadly disappointed
with Wells. He apologized for not he
Ing speaker, and the people found
BEFORE he was through that he was
not oVer-modes.
The Whitaker club will have a very
good meeting tonight The Sansome
mandolin and guitar club and John N.
Pike jr.. will furnish music. James
Kennedy will speak and others of the
club will indulge in a love feast. The
club is gaining in membership every
day.
very good rally was held at MIN
Creek last night, Messrs. Penrose. Ear- !
MS and Dunbar speaking. A very large I
was In attendance.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo and Charles
Crane were among the visitors at Dem |
ocratic headquarters yesterday. They !
We're closeted with Judge Powers for |
quite long time.
The Fifth precinct Democratic CAM
paign committee are requested to meet !
at the precinct headquarters at tho /
hnutsford hotel on Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. j. w. Hamm, chairman.
Mrs. w. F. Beer, secretary
First Precinct Meeting.
At the Democratic rally. held on the
premises of Judge Sawyer last night
there was considerable of turnout.
Chairman Laney made few prelim-
nary remarks and made provision for
order, and introduced
Fisher $. Harris.
who was dubbed the silver-tongued or
ltor and the next secretary of state
The speaker said this was Demo-
cratic year. Signs and sounds from all
lver the country pointed that way. The
people were awakening to the fact that
hey made a mistake last year. The
personalities of candidates were not in
The basic principles
nose that give to the people the most
,ood-was what he would advocate. A
stream could not rise above its source:
neither could a party excel its found
rs and leaders. In beautiful, poetic
anguage Mr. Harris painted the heart
york and inspiration of Democracy. In
distinction the Republican party was a
)arty of the rich and plutocratic.
He reviewed the political field and
old of the years of success and years
f reverses. The financial distress
which followed closely on Cleveland's
lection has been laid at the doors of
he Democrats; but it was the work of
eckless Republicans. He rehearsed
he facts that selfish politicians MORO