The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-28
FROM THE NORTH.
Budget of News from The Hcrald's
Logan Correspondent.

A Budget of News from The Hcrald's
Logan Correspondent.
LOGAN, Oct IA petition is being
circulated and is receiving numerous
signatures, asking Governor West to
exercise clemency in behalf Of Joseph
Cowley and Joseph Kidd, two Logan
boys, who were sentenced at the spring
term of the Fourth district court to
two years imprisonment in the peni
Tertiary for stealing cattle. The boys
were employed herding cattle for
Cache valley men, who had herds Of
beeves fattening for market Being
somewhat fast. the boys exceeded
their means and appropriated two or
three steers, with the purpose of SELL
ing them to pay their debts. They are
very young and this is their first Of
Tense. Upon being made to realiza
what they had done the boys were
truly penitent and made firm resolves
to offend no more. In the light of all
these facts the governor is asked to
extend mercy unto them, the petition
ers feeling that such action would far
more tend to reform them than the
hardening course of two years in the
pen.
George GALAXY, who has trained ard
raced more horses in this county DUR
ing the past twelve years probably
than any other man, died a. PocaltNc
last Sunday. He was brought TO Cache
valley by his brother-in-laW. Andrew
Bigler, and was inferred in The ccme-
terry at MendOn.
What seemed to be fair sample Of
Republican intolerance and imbecile
meanness was the posting over Of
Democratic announcements with Re
publican bills by one F. Jacobsen, of
this city, on Friday. He was caught
in the act and to get out he blamed
the mistake on to his alleged defective
eyesignt.
James Lloyd, brother of Mrs. J. A
Hendrickson, of this city came down
from Montana a short time ago to visit
his sister and family in Wellsville
Since arriving he has been stricken
with typhoid fever and is now lying in
a critical condition.
Hyrum Hocbstrasser, Of Providence
had his barn, which was filled with
hay, burned to the ground on Thurs
day. The cause was small boy and
a match.
E. W. Lundahl, whose home is in Lo-
gan, but who has been working in the
machine shops at Pocatello, cut his
hand so seriously as to necessitate his
coming home to have it treated.
Mrs. Aaron Dewitt a highly respec-
ted lady of this city, is lying seriously
i'll with an attack of typhoid fever
She is believed to be slowly recover
ing. however.
John M. Zane and Editor Ward, Of
Salt Lake City. were in this city Fri
day evening, spouting Republican doc
trine. Well educated Germans in this
city say that if there is anything that
would lose the victory to the Repub-
licans it is the championship of their
cause by the alleged German paper Of
which the latter gentleman is editor
Judge Judd held forth in the Second
ward meeting house Friday evening to
a packed house. His speech was the
best that he has ever delivered in this
city, and was applauded to the echo
His representation of the conditions
existing in this territory at this time
and his call to the men to maintain
their manhood and vote down church
dictation in politics, was a master
piece of oratory and was responded to
by all true hearts present.
William Brapgham, of this city; well
coined the sixteenth little stranger that
has come to take up its abode at his
home on the 23rd inst. All well.