turned to Logan. jfbe .wind storm oa Friday blew portions bf the snow feoees fron one - side f tb read to the other, U'V EVENING, Sunday. c.Pte4, and the telegraph line was also blown down for twe or three miles. On Sun lay by MK.r. Buwne" nd the , train from Logan put oa EJitoi morning ROK. two engines got through with little In Cache card, difficulty. Valley (he enow on postal Iso.cibk.- -A the level is from twelve to fifteen inches -- To deep. 'On th divides the snew is from ' ddre8J: with. iwe to' fifteen feet In dep'th.' ' 1 8 dubbV o A female and a male got into a per. name- I forgit his ther rencontre on a street yesterday, sonal - If jdtlalMW'yand Ihe former was victorious over the who was the aggressor. The is a latter the in down sauntered street Amazon nmicnbcr that . lii l.nnl room. r. J, !aU . there ir.i flying" colors"jimfd tbl febeers'of,llie'by-glander- s, wkVappeared'highly edified at ' the circumstance. be will given ball .elect William Smith aliat Fngit, lately spent iBAtt- -A next sThr.fu7 Hall f so freely that suspicion was money dmaasee., 11 ,h.8tli lD8!JL The lg..lemfB aroused regarding the manner of his t"1""6' he oirifen. sudden windfall for the holidays. He ...hose auspi"11 M make explained ,that meeting ( cunning little poodle which had a $60 roll 'of! greenbacks in' its mouth, he concluded that Ceo. Whitehead s they would be more acceptable to him than tooths otherf jup A $20 bill iavcrliseMient. dangling on a telegraph linej also found bTIAtNight.-- A good ' its way into his pocket. The Justice U. J. Mr. reeled couldn't see the point anilaa default of ence g school house, ..L. ( ths Third Ward Smith not the Justice but t'other bail, -an address on Education Smith was placed in jail. rewas enter.aining.and Mr."" Herne was greeted by a large The lecture of cordial approval audience last night at the theatre. ceded manifestations 'Se ?)1(: Lt f.: Uto Wilson, Wright roa tfiW-- ?'- Oxi Obituary. friends, Died in this city, Saturday, the 3d wilt Meept thi lhanktof many when is, thing good Xucinda Bingham, wife of Erastus what iasU. know ke to aecide, for special Bingham, Sr.; chance a have aged 76 years 3 months they which were du pnreciatedt:. and 13 daya..:0 Deceased was the daughter of Thomas . x t ; f "yj Ilo'rrocks and Tatty Gates, and was born at John TowM.-Mr. Moved cp New Hampshire,' September .9, Abe frame bo ijfing lately purchased With 1797. ber parents she moved to offices, I'r.cifio formerly the Union of th State as a Vermont, where she was provision occupied by Mr. Gardner, Ci frs Ak-wprt- h, ts ; it.eri.t-T- k Muin street, house" has been moved up to next to Nichols' & Jenkins' blacksmith shop'; and in a few days it wiil be opened to the public. , .lay Air AwKirARB AnjiiaiB.r--A this ejtyieceived JinNew year'j in isg li bouqu5lof.!,rrs f,r0. dy a handsomethe'lentre Was a beautU CslifaraiaTl'Ia' ul heliotrope entwined with, geraniums By wshaped that it formed a casket. tie awkwardness of Tisitor..;w!hoy'af (uniniiit, and commenting 'upon the taste of the 'donor,ahe fojtottityand 4owj0ftsket dropped from its place, iMtMding it over a stove, and a ring. tiA ras concealed in it, fell in the limij Qoals.f It was found afterwards m( the ashes, but entirely ruined, .ummination of the jewel showed that itii of great value. The, lady is pot inconsolable at her loss, for she treasures the thought that there is one who, though absent, still holds her in remembrance. married te Erastus Bingham. She was baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints Nov. 12, 1833. On the 8th of June, 1836, she moved with her husband to Far West, Caldwell Co., Mo , staying two months on the way at Kirtland, OhioSh passed through the persecutions suffered by the Church, and on the 8Ut ot March, 183Vsfarted for Illinoif, staying at La Harpe till the spring of 1846, when the Saints were expelled into the wildernesi, she followed anil with her family arrived at Salt Lake Yalley Sept. 19 1847, She moved' to Ogen April 18, 1850, and has resided in this: viciniljrt eve eince She bore seven sons and three daughters, all of whom are livjngbut one. Her descend' ants number one hundred and sixty souls, most of whom are in this Terriro. ry, by whom Bhe is held in honorable remembrance and affectionate regard. She passed through all the great afflictions and submitted to all the require ments of the Church without a murmur, and maintained the faith of the gospel to the end. An honorable wife, an mother, and a faithful friend and neighbor,: she has sdne to the rest of the y Accident. A sister of W. G. Barrett, of this city, m et with a painful accident o' NewJ'esyr's oVyja Omar la. She is a teacher in that city and righteous. 8eocki!io MjMj tfurreit when, late in the Miaa accomplished (ifter-loonh- ii ed off bis overcoat and wrapped it abo,ut She was severely burned, te'trmg.'sh'dnlders' and' blck'were tef- Dody. scorched, and rihly lost to a her hair burned al, She suffered intense P'in, but is out of danger Thpre is po probability 'of he, being disigured, and teonly apprehension is that the shook FTo to her nervous system may cause wo be confined some time. '' Mr. Bar- n" thig morning on a visit to his crisp. II uster. CosDixsAtioss. Tb '! .. i J. Jrora yeste rdas District Court opened yesterday presiding appearance in Ue, a son of William Ayland, ward, Umg afflicted .tvith-th- e wrning, the Chief Jusijee mill pox has made its te VVVH- - was calls, dress, which was of light gos eaught fire by being driwn, intq lie open stove. Her garments were all blaze in a moment, but the flaniei WN iubdaed by a youBgrnaa ko ptffi receiving afiec-tiooa- A .it-w- Ladies' IiOgic. Dr. Chambers, in his Scrap Book." sAvsVln the talk of some ladies who wove j a tolerable good .position, but wno nave Deen imperieciiy educated, i have beard droll specimens of reasoning. The following are two specimens :f A married lady wita'asramiiy," wn lived in, a villa in the exterior environs of London, was asked why she was at the expense of keeping a cow, seeing that it would be surely much cheaper to buy milk for the household. " Well," said she in reply, (' we keep the cow because we1 have a field 'quite at' hand, which answers very nicely." ' But," was the rejoinder, " why do you rent tbe field?" Tbe answer was : "aBeoause, you know, we have got the cow!" The other in stance occurred in my young days at Peebles A. lady in reduced circumstances mentioned te a friend that she had just arranged to rent a house belonging to a baker in the town.' The friend was somewhat surprised at tbe announcement, considering the lady s circumstances, and asked if the expense would not be too much for her. "Oh, not at all," was the answer ; " we'll take bread for the rent ! " '''- "V ' i' , " ' J"'.... f i. Vi0 .1 ....- - i,Jf ,v BY TELEGRAPH. DELMOXICO RESTAURANT The Spanish Crisis. Oppoail :': ameeican.::"; '.. New Orleans, 5. Board dot . -- y. twood are doing finely. &lt ! Clinton's faith in the Salt' Las. large, three story rock building; Lak. ith the Intention P -. r- - bathing hjuses and oeionging "ef put! the con- to a stylish water 1 Peacock, who met with a series of "Portable ' ;fcd ad.. . vm Spring,, M,8 thRt 0 Friday ".e Cuh Northern Vead 'the "Houth was bnn.i , , ""6 uow nearly au js. i' ' bO eta. H. WALLACE'S. W,sfor9edreiurn"teMen-i- n the afternoon Ue iraia started 6ft through toCorinne and re- - UA steam' ferryboat which had been run a little. more , than a year, and was new was hauled out on the ways at.New jLondoB-- (Xj;the, othef day, aad to the surprise of everybody, had a coating of barnacles and muscles fully two feet in thickness whichon the application of hoes and other tools, fell off iu sheets varying from two to three feet in surface diameter and several inches in thickness. The shells' Cohered1 sufficiently' to allow the 'theets to raised by the edge without showing any signs of breaking.? and considerable force was needed to fracture their outlines. , ' : ; H JOHN BOYLE .! furniture:' 4 Confectionery' Establishment 1 y. . Salt Lake City, NOTICE. rim street,' ; ? . AM) ' Mercantile Institution, OGDES, - 'UTAH. Cpop,,J,;i,::f CASH OR SOAP, 1PARTJ1KTS. Best and ciieapcst i , ":: . 0 IES!! o yEsn Phii-nor- .HOCK SPRING COALVILLE ; ", Salt Lake City. msptiii. ;,j",;,au; COAL. bed-roo- JOSEm PAHPE &BOESSEL ' JOIIX d76-3- ' ! ' : MRS. GRAHAM, ferers. Omaha, 5. burned A fire at Onawa, Iowa, an agricultural warehouse, dry goods and millirfery store. Loss $15,000; light insurance. Cincinnati, 5. from The Enquirer' special, Itowland, Mansfield, Eays ; R. County Treasurer left that place under circumstances that alarmed his sureties y and the oitizens, snd Judge Keith appointed L. J. Tracy to act with the county commissioners, to examine the county treasury.' They found $5110,-00They also found that Rowland assigned to M. Dickey $00,000 in collaterals, which Dickey refuses to suvrcn- - 0. Watches, Clocks, : " for ladies and children. between th. abora placet. L. UP ROOM8 RECEPTION Leave Tonno Mondays and Thunday.. LeuT, Cherry Creek Wedneeday. and Batur- days. J. Stages make close connections at Cherry Creek with Pioche, Hamilton and Enreka Stages. ACC0MMC5aTI0NS. FIRST-CLAS- S ',i SPECTACLES. , ' Gnno.Piotolb, IIOLTHER, Hal a Black 'Z1 STAIRS " ' .,(- Repairing Neatly Executed, Cloth Qood Workmanship Guaranteed. , : Ammunition. ; of .. .AND ,.,..-- FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Timc, Through' in 24 'Hours. Fifth 8tebt, Ogbkk, Main Street. Wttt . ing Cleaned and Repaired. NEEDLE 188-l- m fariety. QUN CARTRIDGES. TOBACCOBTnd CI10IC1 CM .,;;.,.'.!,..' ... - 'crwt tn CWARS i d87-l- 1 - y :r MOrriTT COS8ETT, Chicago, 5. n The Washington special gnys this winter's legislation for farmers will be first, the opening of the mouth of MITCHELt,' the Mississippi te large vessels in such a Agent, Toano, I manner as to insure their entrance and Agent,' Cherry Creet egress at all stages of water without difficulty ; second, legislation to prevent the railway ; west of; tbe Mississippi river from discriminating in their rates T. BROWN, M. D. of freight against points on the river, and in favor of all railways to points AND OBSTETRICIAN Alnmniiinf University of Va.. Gradual, of beyond, thus making it impossible for Richmond Medical College, Ta., Resident Physifarmers to avail themselves of cheap cian and Surgeon to College Hospital; Fellow of water transportation; 'third, legislation Va. Medical Society. After a number of years practical acquaintance to prevent similar discrimination's by of th. Eastern and Wextern Diseases with the roads running east and west, against States and Territories has located permanently at north and fouili roads, thus preventing fWrim flitv and nromises first class service, upon of Allo farmersi when the Mississippi rivet ' is the latiwt and most improved methods 01 frozen, from sending their grain south- pathic Treatment it all aepartmenu ward o railways till the open river is Medicine, Surgery ana juia- reached; fourth, legislation for fixing rates for the transportation of live stock Tlie patronaee' ot the public U respectfully Vf t y it oaffitlwSys from west to east A This is solicitea.iand Bealdence, nnln the only article they will ask rates fixed Office is r upon, and the reason for asking this f r that it is the on Iv important aniole ol their products that must come by rail to the east. The only legislation involving money to be asked for is the opening ef the Mississippi by withdrawing expen-- j ! allures iroin less imjiurntm. wui o j Fourtk Streti. Ogden, I iftiUf-t.iii Irpritra. Inter-Ocea- ttTrJIriuG Store. MAIN ST., OGDEX. , ' r S1- BUTCHER SHOP. nuty OPPOSITE FOREIGN. Madrid, 5. sus A decree was promulgated pending the , constitutional, guarantee, and pntung m force tnrougnout' ppain tbe law of 1870, for the maintainence of nublio order. Decrees are also publish ed appointing Martos Minister of Jus tice.Mosquera Minister of Publio Works, and Senor Alderina Civil Governor of Madrid.: The new Minister of the Inte rior, Garcia ring, has erdered the pub lication of all Carlist and intransigient newspapers to be slopped. An armed riainir of the Tolunteers of liberty took place iit Saragossa on. Sunday, lit inoited by the municipaliiy. After eight hours' fighting the troops took two bun dred insurgent prisoners and captured six cannon and a large quantity of rifles and ammunition.; Tue municipality has y, BARNARD LUMBER ,. Wm. UIHV1211, Xrop, E. J "uiu a mull. ; ' Dealer T) Tt lT hiT ! h' I 0' M CQ - o in.-.- , 1 WHISKIES : , ralnts, Oll,f ;.'! ..' ,!..( u VarnUhea. 'Turps; ' ''.' and ' it irtf ;:;' , ! 1 1- - WHITE'S Fine Stack of irerinmery and ' Toilet Articles YARD. Prime Beef , Jttutton , - Etc. j I C0N8TAKTLT ! ii. HAND,' ON Oood Cat and Low Prlcea. i-- LOOKHEKE U H EDITIOX, H K rresoriptiona Accurately Prepared. ; -Call J;:i; Will be lsned Campl.te in 13 vols., of eon-scien- SOLD ONLY BY beginning July, 1878. V pages eacn. Cas-tela- d307-t- s o 2.s; i! 31 ' A 44- NEW l LUI.IBER YARD, ;Conier Wall and Sixth Street O NEAR V, Pr JREIOKT DETOT, B Pi ; Havana, 5. Herald special: The overthrow of the MB AC CasteUar ministry is favorably received A V 5 In llavan. The Catino' Espanol Is'especlally jubilant. The volunteers ate W. FAR N8 WORTH evidently in favor of a monarchy. The .rnn on the sterns of Spanish vessels good con to thi: peo in the harbor which were painted over V T PLRtvvpir of Ofiilen, at the lort rates, Deliver. when the republic was in vogue, are fi at the V. P. depot or in any part ot tea city, now beine rezilded. The imperial Span- JOHN FINCOCK to been placed AprJy ich coat of arms has again ' ' d77-lAent on the palace of the Captain Ucaerat. rOOAlii WHITE PISE M f.h.s dumber, r, H r.j'l nntt f -- 0 I c o 2. M e - 0 t .:-- , ; H , ..? ... ,j and Kuiuglct of the best quality .f AAwayu on A Hand In Lui'tf i Quail ti ciot. The Cheapest in Town. CALL AND SEE. ' C "3 ; t M Agent for Northern Utah. J. - SUBSCRIPTION A chanr. for the million M buy complete with demagogues, and my .conscience feeling hi cost. A saving of Un and honor refuse to accept the situation librarya without it the bow set. dav bars the complete mU created by bayonets." Several members time to subscribe. r, the majority of whom Toted against For all Information, Addreu, now appreve the stand he has HOBTi fi. VAN RENSSELAER, f ; is thtre but takei The capital quiet, T 1 . ... tU ,:,(! in: Ogden, v ' are rumors ef oisturoances in aiisuo- ,J J. m .isr Q Is the best Entirely . THE CITY DRUG STORE! APPLETON'S AMERICAN II iCyplopeedia. SEW RETISED ! ! :.; li' let I GINS, WINES, I ch ' FINE. COGNAC! B3ANDV, , Case tSoods, S H !!') hi''! ;,u I iiii:; lil ;" Rl '. . Ii.. fi O- - 7": Patent ? iMedicines ... in w in us OYCEOP2E DIA . H - g. LANDT, Prop. ti.OO. Slnrl i 1t4 AT U. P. R. R. Depot. ,1 t !' I The Legislature met in Mechanic's Mi,10ch. AS REMOVED 1U KXTES3IYK BTOC TT Hall The proceedings were fi 9. Board and Lodglnc; per y. ct n t .... FIRST SOUTH STREET. XX .. .r i Gov. Keilogg's message was very long, h shows the total State debt to be $24,283,000,' some of which is of TiMr U the chotewt itork of FhnfT Confection. doubtful legality, and is now being test' ! r' ;' ry in th. Territory. All clMn TOIIIi " ' ed in the courts. The State has for ta lloliOsyi. paid in! ii !' k,I J! terest on the whole amount to date, but ri OH ASD AFTER JANUARY lit, 1874, can do so no longer without maintaining UST CALL AND SEE HIS WINDOW, a rate of taxation which will amount to TUB MERCDAND1SE .i li i' J'. ORDERS ; confiscation. The Governor recommends EAStsipE funding the entire debt at sixty cents on GEEASE. TALLOW the dollar ia new seven tier cent. con- ' Sols, CO cons'itutional ZION'S OPEKATITE guaranteed by HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL EE amendment, and an appropriation for rpEI interest The debt to be X, 'i'.-5W: , limited at a point to which it would be ' ' Wilt be roceied only In it reduced by this to $15,000,000. ' For Hough or Rendered Tallow, The McEnery Legislature also met but HETAIL there was no quorum; and, in fact, as STALE BUTTER, the President reoogniies the Kellogg Tho , W. II. UOOPEK.Supi. And all other kludi of GreM, at ' will t !i Legislature, it adjourn after adoptj .r ... to CoDjress, ' ing an address " " " n X. Imported Furniture ever offerci SOAP FAVTORY ''. - 7 in this city. '", " The Tribune't New York special says Adjoining Tugsley's Mill 19th Ward. an attempt was made on New Year's to kill Judge 8. D. Morris, formerly Disnd' trict Attorney at Brooklyn, with an in AKD d87-!fernal machine. As the judge was absent at the time, the box was laid aside JOHN BOYLE. untie bis return yesterday, when Morris Rock Spring, GROCERY. FAMILY $ 9 60. surrounded opened it in his 10.00. Delivered, by his family. On lifting the lid, th 7.50. Coalville, snap of s spring was heard, and. all at 8.00. Delivered C, GRAIIA31, once it was seen,, that the box was an Keep Warm by Getting Oood Cleat Owl. infernal machine, r- It is a miracle that i i Ifth Street, - - Ogden. til.. I .'. .,! it did not exploder' Only the too great YARD AT U. P. FREIGHT DIPOT. Order left at Svuelau' Meat Market will be TKTITE8 ATTKNTIOS TO HIS' KW AND precaution of the maker prevented this, the matches which were to ignite the promptly filled. X .elect itock of powder having caught against the edge PIXCOCIC. of the sand paper across which the . AXD PROVISIONS, GROCERIES spring was intended to have drawn them. The box contained a torpedo and enough CHEAPER TIIAN THE CHEArEST. loose powder and gun cotton to hare PRO BONO PUBLICO! t shattered the house to pieoes; WATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS, Washington, 5. FASHIONABLE Bishop Warner, of Louisiana, called and repreupon tbe President, sented that many persons were starving DRESS-MAKIN- C. MAIN ATIIEET. OODEN TOANO AXD CHERRY CREEK in that Stale. The President and Ihe Bishop subsequently had an interview with Speaker Blaine and members of tbe Fiflli Street, - - Ogden. Louisiana delegations, and Ihe result of JEWELKY, riJATED C A NEW ON the conference is reported to be that rnHE l'NDER8IONED HAVE PUT 8 PREPASED TO UNDERTAKE ALL KINDS I Lin, of Stage, wiiicii will heraafter be , i !.TU ' c will ' f SILVER WARE representative Syphef i ; ol ' J' ,' introduce a bill authorizing the War CUTLERY,. FASHIONABLE KEEDLE-TYORDepartment to issue rations te Ihe euf- - RUN SEMI-WEEKL- Y ,: We learn from an Eastern journal that early in January Miss Susan B "ml Pir of shoes and $35 for steal Anthony will bring suit against., all newspapers (that have "thrown injid . J...LUI. nc win nave to "pay in at her." Miss Susan is aware that w on the streets. . . I w we have always maintained, with umai Ziprovement was orirlinized . both pea and piutel, that she is the c&soweiwsJ " fmmore, Lcc. 15. in a letter addressed to the teular Castjlar, meeting most beautiful and accomplished m h held atd lectures given once a country, says he must protest, with all Courier bis energy, egninst the 'recent brutal young girl of the age. He conclude Journal. My coup d' elat. will not permit me to associate Jl fish under Un charge af Mr. A. F raterday mornine Nephi Vauehan Sued by the Police Judge $15 for ml. REIVIOTTHSJ. HOTEL. CITY, UTAH. OCDt-- NEW YEARS GIFT. a AND e a W. D. WILLIA31S.