The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-28

There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph office for 7. H. Corse.
Rev. NJ. Z. Bowie.
There will be a meeting of the managers
of the Woman's Exchange next WedneS-
day morning at 1876 il the Associated
Charities rooms.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered a, at noon IS. and at s p. m.
%, the maximum temperature being Y.
and The minimum 81.
The many friends of Elder NJ S. Bright
on viii be panied to learn that he is seri-
ously Ill at his home, $40 East First South
street.
John T. Airnet, aged Is. of Salt Lake,
and Bertha Bransted, aged Is, Of Mount
Pleasant, were granted a marriage IL
cense yesterday.
". A Flint. an old resident of Kays-
vile, died at that place on Thursday
evening. The funeral was held yesterday
and was largely attended.
The census of Granite taken yesterday
shows a population of 155 native, and q
foreign. Total, 176. This is divided:
Parents. so; unmarried adults, "a;
children, los.
Alice J. Rarker. of Taylorsville wife of
Ephriam Harker, will be examined to-
was at one time an inmate OF the asylum
and was discharged, but recently be-
came deranged again.
The Sixteenth Ward Cracks met the
Bountif.i team yesterday, and the score
resulted p TO 16 in favor of the Salt LAX
ers. The Cracks will be pleased to re-
ceive challenges. which may be addressed
to H. Martin. 62S West First South.
George Harris and Tom Brown, two
boys, were arrested yesterday on a charge
of larceny committed night or two since
by stealing twenty pocket knives from
the Eagle pharmacy. Six of the missing
knives were found in their possession.
A water main up City Creek canyon
burst last night about o'clock, and as
a result the pressure was for a time per-
ceptibly lowered. The department re-
paired the damage III a very short time,
and this morning everything is all right
again.
Chief Pratt talks very strongly of hav-
ing Joseph Hedges sent to the Probate
court for an examination as to his san
ity. The chief thinks that he is not to be
trusted with liberty, and that as he has
been in the asylum, that there is the
proper place for him.
The funeral of the late DR.. W. H.
Groves will be held at the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms at IL a. m. today.
and friends are invited TO attend The
news of the doctors death was a great
shock TO his many friends and the de-
ceased will be greatly missed.
The latest in regard to the triple muir
der at Pelican Point is the finding OF
the blood-stained blankets of the muir
dered men in the rafterS Of the cabin
occupied by them at the Hayes ranch.
This find may give some clue TO the
perpetrators of the horrible crime.
The Sixteenth infantry band will give
concert at Fort Douglas at 3 p. m today;
The sympathy of a host of friends viii
go out to DR.. J. E. Talmage and wife.
whose infant daughter died yesterday
afternoon from pneumonia the funeral
will be held at the family residence, 393
East Seventh South street, at II a. m. to-
day.
Philip Collins, formerly employed at the
DAILY mine. died in this city yesterday at
the age of 81. The funeral will take
place at 1:45 p. m. today from Collins
Undertaking establishment, thence to st.
Aary's cathedral, where services will be
held at p. m. Friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
The police last evening and yesterday
afternoon made several arrests of men
who have been infesting the western part
OF the city and annoying the inhabitants
there by begging and stealing what they
could. Three of them who were run in
late last night had in their possession a
lot of clothing which it is thought Hsas
stolen. There are lot Of pants, coats
and vests, evidently taken from some dy-
ing shop.