| Show FROM SATURDAYS DAILY DEC 27 wined fined in the police court this morning andrew kelley keiley lC eiler eller who was arrested for battery on ivans vans conk was fined 10 patrick ferral was fined for fon drunkenness and profanity for the chemical department prof K KG G maeser J B keeler esq and J E talmage esq of the brigham young academy are up from provo the object of their visit to the capital being belne to make purchases for the more complete equipment of the chemical department of that excellent educational institution home missionaries the re regular I 1 monthly meeting of the home tl missionaries i s sion aries of this stake will convene in the social hall at 7 pm next wednesday the brethren who were called as home missionaries at the last stake conference are also requested to be present by order of the stake presidency JAMES 1 D STIRLING clerk pro tem term placed under bonds yesterday afternoon the case of the death of henry gardner came up before judge spiers the testimony given at the inquest was read and the case contina ed were each placed under bonds hill furnished his bail at once and was liberated but nielson being less fortunate remained over night in jail but succeeded in obtaining that amount this afternoon the tho verdict ata at 4 yesterday afternoon coroner taylor heid held an inquest upon the body of joseph bagley the facts in the evidence presented to the jury were substantially the same arwe as we published last evening and a verdict was rendered as follows that deceased came to his death from strangulation caused by nis own hands while temporarily insane in the northeast room of house number third south street between ethe ithe hours of 10 p in of December eith Kith and 7 a ili iii of december 1884 the jurors were hylun J smith george spiers and george it rope pope dedication of the ab B Y college the NE NEWS ws acknowledges with thanks the following invitation from logan the dedication of the bigham brigham young college will take place at 12 noon on new years damjan day Jan 1885 and tile the presence of yourself and ladies is desired there will also be a complimentary ball yven given in the evening evenin at reese opera noera house ous to which you arc r a cordially invited we con cou congratulate this institution on the completion of so fine a are gratified to see the advancement made toward putting the college on the high plane which its founder untended intended it should eventually occupy the driftwood case it appears that the driftwood case which disturbed locan logan society so HO much has hag been baroug brought ht to a sudden termination so far as the criminal courts are concerned on appeal to the district court the acting prosecuting attorney found that there was no case against henry Lam lamoreaux breaux who was found guilty by the logan Justi justl justices ses ces court of stealing the driftwood ile he declared tile the case ought never to have gone into court and so the affair is dismissed the costs will fall on cache counte it was an unfortunate suit and probably ably those who pushed it to such an issue will learn a valuable lesson the young man is cleared f from roni the charge of larceny but the question as to the ownership of the brittwood dritt wood remains an open one conductor beesley surprised last evening after f ter the usual rehearsal of the tabernacle choir conductor E Beesley was ten tendered dereda a very pleasant surprise it seems preparations rations for this surprise party had been e lu going on orl for some time and were f ull full and complete while the choir members gathered into the room where practice is held their invited friends with the lulich lunch baskets etc were quietly queeny conveyed to the aute ante rooms room s where t they hey remained until the pieces f for or next nex t sabbaths Sab baths services were rehearsed when they marched into the main room to the astonishment of their respected leader ile he was presented with an autograph album containing an appropriate address which was ws signed by the members ol of the choir the tha exercises which followed consisted lof lot music dancing danding songs etc an and d a splendid supper all of ot which were enjoyed by wey the surprised and ors additional particulars we have received a communication from J H II 11 of pinto giving the particulars of the death of win wm and milo billo tullis of that place who it will be remembered were killed by the tailing falling in of the root roof under which they were sleeping As the particulars were given in the tele telegram iram published we deem it unnecessary to repeat them they were the sons sous of david W tullis and aged respectively 12 and 9 years vears at the time pf af the fatal occurrence fence bro tullis was not at home but the neighbors being bein summoned worked as fast as possible to clear away the debris and get out the bodies but did not succeed until afterlife after life ilfe was extinct the funeral services were held last sunday and the two brothers were buried burled side by side in one grave crase the family have the sympathy of the w whole hole hoie community sisters quarterly conference the quarterly ot of society of this stake of zion was held in in the fourteenth ward assembly rooms booms yesterday mrs M I 1 horne hornc presiding after the usual exercises the minutes of the conference were read and the remainder of the time was occupied in hearing reports from the sever several al wards of t the e condition of each society the afternoon was devoted demoted mostly to instruction in the duties pertaining to the organization anu and and in hearing testimony etc the meeting was addressed by the president mrs al I 1 horne home and counselor Coun selar E T taylor also sisters la L kimball sarah al kimball bathsheba W smith B EB B wells sarah jane cannou cannon and dr E S barney conference adjourned for three months benediction edic tion by sister mary W pratt this morning the quarterly conference of the primary association was held in the same place mrs ellen C clawson presiding there was quite a good attendance of children from the wards in the city and some es ex cellen celien singing the hymns selected for the occasion and sung by ba the children were dearest children words of wis dom 11 hope of lords prayer after reports from the several presidents of primaries remarks giving gel uel general leral instructions were maae made made maae ba b president ellen 0 clawson and counselor lydia ann wells conference adjourned for three months benediction by elder richard elchard horne home the Y L 31 1 I A conference holds holds its session illis this af afternoon ter noon inexcusable misrepresentation the salt dake cake tribune takes occasion to reflect upon mr fred clawson one of the gentlemanly ushers of the salt lake theatre and mr C H wilcken one of the police olice officers of this city I 1 by giving a faise raise false faise statement regarding an incident that occur red in the theatre on wednesday night the genuine facts reflect credit rather than otherwise upon those gentlemen mcclarey Mr Clarey speaker of the house of representatives presenta tives of the idaho legislature and judge willard crawford crawfo rd also from idaho both bein being under the influence of liquor entered the dress circle of the theatre carrying with them a quantity of refreshments ants which they handed about and kept up loud talking during the performance much to the annoyance of people near them who ha had d come to be entertained the usher twice requested them to keep quiet but they merely made offensive remarks to him and refused ref used to subside ile he notified officer wilcken who also requested them to be still telling them that if they did not lie he should be tob iob obliged liged to have them withdraw they paid no attention to this admonition and tind when spoken to a second time by mr one of the two merely pushed a handful ul of candy towards him clarey and crawford were then requested by the officer to leave the building buil bull din which they did james A mcknight a tribune reporter stepped 1 up ap and interfered saying these men have not d done one ono anything offensive or something to that effect the officer told him to leave or he would slap his face so he retired in the meantime sheriff homer of Idah ohad come out and interceded intercedes inter ceded for clarey clarcy and crawford and the officer said he be was quite willing t at the they y should reenter re enter the theatre if they would pass their word that they would keep still crawford at thi this S point threatened to make it hot for the officer causing the latter to change his mind ann the two were in marched arched toward the the city hall they begged to be let off and on sheriff homer agree inc ing in to be responsible for their nood good conduct the officer let them go and the sheriff took them to the metropolitan yesterday moi mor morning edg both clar ciar clarey ey and crawford called upon prevailed upon him to ride butina out in a carriage with them and apologized for their unbecoming behavior at their desire he also accompanied some of the parties interested to the tribune office to the conductors ol of that paper not to mention the affair of which they professed to be ashamed crawford who was under the inal influence u of liquor again yesterday became becam c there somewhat abusive once mole moie to the of officer fleer who then left the facts as here related were in substance sub told in the interview at the tribune office as sheriff homer and af mr r would doubtless be willing to verify notwithstanding the unwarrantable statement made by that paper this morning but the drunken anti A mormon lormon politicians from idaho must be sustained under all c circumstances ir cum stances even when in their or orles orgies les ies they disturb the peace of a public audience u and nil fill with unutterable disgust all ali respectable people who witness their indecent doln doin doings s neither the usher northe nor non the exceeded his duty a hairsbreadth hairs breadth for lor if either elther failed it was ivas on the side of leniency |
