Salt Lake Times | 1890-11-26 | Page 1 | City in Brief

CITY IN BRIEF. Commissioner Patrick Lannon of Worid's Fair fame is in Chicago. The saline land case will take a rest tomorrow. Maj. J. A. Scougall was on the stiuid today. Mrs. Salisbury has been appointed eighth vice president of the ladies' board of directors of tho World's Fair. Marriage licenses were issued today to W. H. Fowler and Miss Isabello Whittnker, James Hair and Miss Martha Mar-tha Critchson. -General Passenger Agent J. II. Bennett Ben-nett of tho Rio Grande Western will return from Denver tomorrow, accompanied accom-panied by Mr. AV. H. Snedakcr, Pacific coast agent. Reverend James Saunders is raising money to start the first colored church in this city. It is to be known as the African Methodist-Episcopal church, lie has secured Slv'to anil the cordial support of the Real Estate exchange. Captain Ramsdell and Lieutenant Anderson, An-derson, tho lady leaders of the Salvation army, have gono to San Francisco to recuperttte. For three months they have been exposing themselves in front ol Hogle Bros., and are worse for tho wear. And now the public must shiver and catch cold while riding in tho street cars. A'.l of this is occasioned by tho carelessness of some of the. car men who burned out tiieir stoves and dis-flgun'd dis-flgun'd the wood work adjoining tho little heat producers.