The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-31
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


PAGE --latest developments in the
Chazal murder case. Grimes and GRIM
inals; some important developments. 81.
Business in the senate and house .
Other capital chat. Appropriation re-
commended to be used in making the
Industrial Home a fit abiding place for
United States officials. President Ze-
laya names his terms for peace. Brief
kilograms.
PAGE 2-Jack Everhardt knocks out
Horace Leeds in the fifteenth round.
Cuban rebels do great damage. but the
Spaniards deny it all; just a jumble...
Brief kilograms.
PAGE 3.-Business, mining and stocks.
Big strikes in the Mercur and Bullion
Beck Latest from the camps Trading
on change. Motion for dismissal OF
the charge of adultery against At
torney Baum on the ground that the
circuit court is without jurisdiction in
the case argued and submitted. APP
peal to the state supreme court dis
missed in the case Of the Commercial
Bank of Ogden vs.. the United States
Savings Loan and Building company.
appellants. William Davis confined in
the city Jail petitions for writ Of
habeaS coTpuS...MrS- SeWert sues for
divorce on the grounds of cruelty.
Sensational damage suit brought
against w. r. Jones by Mrs Sarah
Walker. Short rulings and probate or
ders. Monroe Salisbury, the famous
turfman, will return to Utah and en-
gage in mining Ray Raymond fine
everything quiet at Mercur. There are
some toughs there as everywhere, but
the better element finds no difficulty in
maintaining the law...Signs of pros
perfty visible on every hand Hotel
corridor. Brief kilograms.
PAGE Editorials. Editorial notes..
Press comments. Notables of the day
...Humor.
PAGE 5.-State senate overrides the veto
of the governor Of the bill providing
for the manner Of paying the stenog-
raphers of the courts The registra-
ton, eminent domain, drainage. 1sh
and game Mcdonald relief and code
commission bills all pas5ed...The eapi-
toll commission abolished. ~ st-onS
protest from Ogden against the coun-
ties bill. Coupons ordered cancelled E.
The fire and police DILL has become
law. The Davis perjury case VIII Of
the late Jacob Weller filed for probate
Yesterday shows the deceased owned
property valued at over So 600. Hear
ing set for April H. Members OF the
AngIo-Arnerican CanaiSre COMPANY in
the city Declare there is no siSnifi-
canoe IN the visit. Fhev are here fer
Measure and don't care whether
bounty is paid or not
PAGE 6-Advance in exchange rates may
mean gold shipments. :. Y yesterdays
house session almost wholly consumed
in considering the bill for a uniform
system of common Schools j JUDICIARY
Committee favors passing two bills over
executive veto. Governor signs the
eight hour bill. Two memorials to con-
gress passed. Another railroad bill
killed.
PAGE News from nearby towns
Thurman will maks the closing argu-
ment IN the Hayes case today Ogden
occurrences. The college bill.
PAGE SIN railway circles. .Tooele wants
the Deep Creek road. Latest by wire.
Police end fire board decides that the
city needs six more officers. Statistical
report of the public schools. Announce
ment of the signing of the eight hour
law by the governor made last night.
Mining and smelling men will make a
test case at once. .Amusements.. Town
talk. Brief locals.