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Show 8T. LOUIS TRADE. tit Deseret Mews Cetobev 2, 1S73. Sec- - ROCKWELL, I". W. Frest. W. rLGHEGG, EVENING NEWS. SOUTHERN VHITE LEAD COMPANY OurCountry Contemporaries. Ogdcn Jan:tio)i, Sept. Linst night some evil or jer&ous tore oil part of the person hand-rai- l from the foot bridge over the Ogden liver, and placed several boulders on the bridge in such position that a person stepping upon them would inevitably slip and fall over into the water, which at this point is sovru or eight feet deep. The devilish spirit which V, Taokairo Every of ihla Company's bear It rand of Strictly Pure, White Lead ho following guarantee : 1AYI1 O. CAI.Dl.iC. di-pua- Tho Whito Lead contained in this Package is puaranteed by tho the SOUTHERN Manufacturers, COM PANT, ST. WHITE I. HAD LOCT3, MO., to contain no adulteration whatever. It is composed entirely of perfectly PURE CARBONATE OF LEAD and Linseed Oil, and is sold subject to ChomicarAiuV.ysie and the BLOW PIPE TEST. t& iV STRICT 1ST Viiitor aui PublLjlier. A tation the judge responded by imhat with the mediately raising hisCould he do utmost politeness. less? But, ala9! In his polite obeisance, so rapid 'and so voluntary, he had forgotten the contents of his hat. He had scarcely raised it from his head when a cloud of lace rushed out covering him from head to foot, as with a large marriage veil. What language can describe the confusion of the detected smuggler, the despair of the wife, the amusement of the spectators, and the astonishment of the custom-hous- e officers, at the scene? The offence was too public to be overlooked. With many expressions of regret on the part of the authorities, the magistrate was detained till the matter should be investigated. Ejc. prompted thn act is witboutexcuse, and the perpetrator of this attempt to do bodily injury, if detected, to be punished to the utmost ought BLEACHED extent or the law. A fire occurred at ilatiivi:ie o:i Tho name of this Company la placed N"LYuioii STRICTLY" PUKE Lead. It Thursday by which some straw ami a not placed upon a second or other sheda, corral, some pi;T So parties purchasing White hay stacks, to Mr. J. Load branded "SOUTHERN COM PAN X" and a reaper, belonging are aiwolctei.y kuh of obtaining a Hutching, of Slatervile, were consumed. Tlie loss will not fall short l'orlectly Pure Article. Mr. Hutchins returns $30i. V Co., of Of la-- : Rocky Jlouatata Country, Oodbe, For Sale by Z. C M. I., thank3 to his neighbors and friends for their effbrU to save his property. Summer Ilea begets undue laugor, Jk ?o. Teasdel & Co., and We took a walk this morning to lo4S of appetite, biliousness, feverishuess, and other symptoms, which see for ourself what was goiug ou at AM' TUE.PAPZR lOf THEPEOPLM into chronic diseases. may speedily develop outset the Iron Works, having learned Check with that suthem at the that work had been resumed there premely efficacious saline, RAILROADS. the present week. The result of ELIASOIM, O. TARRJNT'S SELTZER APERIENT. our observation was to satisfy us that the company means business, r Sold dlTS by all Itrv&flstg. THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND and from the work going forward eod we believe the furnace will soon bo - f Jf.m A!D firod up. PBICES GREATLY REDDCEB TV ! The mixed train from Salt Lake RAILROAD. PACIFIC Cash half-pa-st for ILi'liest not price - viJPJ did ..riTi i cr arrive till paid ten i o'clock last night. The reason of Groat Centra! Iowa Short Lino the long detention was the extra I'HP. MEAT, OATS & BARLEY, I Overland Houte, with its cor.m i tioiis length of tho train, and the slipper-i- n East and West, is the ess of the rails frem smashed At the office of IJrxt ? f c bituxtn In "these slippery Watch & Clock Mate, ShnrUft, Quickest and yiiV.lt J. KIF.sEL & Co . Practical grashonpers. the TH IA8QEST CIRCULATIOH Corinne, Utah. cars make too d 29 & w times twenty-nin- e i muc h of a train fur one locomotive. JEWELER. ETC., Tho "boys" did well and utilized Via WANTED! a that he has PAPER t$: Tfl his to of the ridge to some purinform Dcs Rock Island and the sand BEGS Moines, maker. Apply to .1. W. to whip pose. It was a good thing they VOOOD Harness Maker, West of TheaChicago. or lack sand didn't the train wmhi tre. Utf cacrcl Rational Two Doors Korth of The on!) route ctirrvintj the thnmyh OverISanH,. haul Letter Mail, mahi'tQ cIksc ami rrlinWs have remained in statu j;'0- VI PAPER PIONEER iy. lay head-ach- e, L. V' i& k. A. I 7i Pacific and Atlantic, - TEIVIPIiH 3T71EET. BAST d209 rus mm wim mm 13 T. IiATIilKK, OEO.H.TAYLOB, F. ARMSTRONG GEO. KOMNEV REMOVED into ou' HAVING Building, we are now in prepared to furnish everythingand our line at the L.owe9t Rates with dispatch. vary Wedoesda Lumber, Shingles, ,JLSD ii3 i 4D Inches. i'ae l Everything Printed Reading Hatter. tostdy a duiuuiarr of the Haws of tts Wick, Tulegrapalo, .Agricultural, Horn ijiujst:c and Foreign News, Editorial on Current Events, and S::sMiS at TttJJ laJ ta F1SST Artj-cie- faj lor & LatiEisr, s d211 w27 Cu PULLMAN PALACE Chicago to Baltimore Afi-en- K, Opposite City Meat Sfnrkec. P. The Deseret News SEMI-WEEKL- ASM I X XV 39 CviUiiii-- i OF THE FIRS! or I'fU'c, anl PRESIDED) Advertising; Medium itofe-- until I ADVANCE. & THE GRATES EVANS. tlie uio&t lewirulle busiueH properties in tlie City. Centrally located on lgtSonth Street, two Klooks from Deseret llank and VI Emporinni corner.' 33 t AMERICAN HOTEL llve rods Southerly " front and tcu rotls Wcslcrlj front. .The above properly will be sold at at Rargain. Apply on the premises, or to : S DESERET C. M. GILBERSON, Evening News, A ( rt,:i).MHD EYZhY MY LEAVE, Daily F.Tpress Mixed Boom 3, Godbe's Building. dl52 THE CELEBRATED ESI AO, "xcopt Sunday. DOUBLE ELASTIC Spouoerlan STEEL PENS. ir:20 a.m. 5:(n) p.m. 8:30 a. in. ARHIVF. Exfit3 Mixed 8:15 &40 SHEET MUSIC ! We are constantly receiving New AS IT IS ISSUED FROM TOE PRESS And daily order such pieces as not iu stock. Bheet Music sent to all parts of the Territories at Publisher's prices. &re THE MUSICAL Publications or Oliver ,fitou A Co, S. Sttl Price, wUVl8tage,...jgl0.50 onery.fr Braluard" Soiih, Schermcr, IN ADVANCE. For the convenience of those who mav of licrx," silwnjs wish to try them, Sample Cards, containing Peters tiuil one each of the 15 numbers, will be seut by on Hand. maij on receipt oi w oenus. t . Mzt or Sheet, 32 . - Are 1S8 COLUMNS. tional, Agricultural. Railway, Domestic and Foreign News, Editorial Article on rrcnt Events, and onoe a week sermons of the First Presidency At an Advertising Medium for Eomt : n thWtst. i ! i - 140 Taylor & Co. CALDBR & CARELESS Urand Ht.. New York. Clean Coin Bags and (innny iiacis TAKEN ON SUB SCRTPTION . Sttatpapers by all dealers In x S8 Inches. Ivlson, Blakeman, 26 ilaa tha Largest Circulation n this city, the surrounding counties and throughout the Territory, of any Dafly Paper. It col umna contain full Telrrphl Reports, interesting and t nut worthy Local Item. Homo and Foreign Corrwpondanca, Educa- "veno tJit aaUe .. . Ucmtpelier, Charles Koblnson, jPrMton, H. II. Dalrymple, Jensen, OHt,I'eUr Liberty 8. N. Austin, NVM. 11. AT THE DESERET NEWS OFFICF. None but Clean Cotton llags Takeu. tor People from the Cit will, please brinsr thorn on; Wednesday and Thursday. ''" DAVID O. (5ALDEK. al e ?" s, ' KANE COUNT Kauarra, Harmony, G IKury l.'aliaid, " :1 Robert Davidson. 4lli Thomas il. Smith. Wm. Hyde, th " Providence, M. IX llduiui0i2l, Millvlile, O. U Pitklu, Hyrum, O. N. Liljeuqu!3t, Paradise, Orson Smith, Wellsvilio, Wm. H. Mai'ghi:. Meudon, Henry Hughes, " g c v., , ,, Deweyvilie, Calls Fort, Thomas ilaspvr, ,, Bear River City, Wm. fccoUy, ,, H. P. ,. Jeus4n, Mantua, BrlghBTn City, Alviu Nichols. ,, Wiliard City, O. W. vrarJ. A K ,, It. J I..N Omaha. Nt M OK,C3--A.3ST- dneiday, AVy. -- 7, 1S76. SIXTEFN PAGES AND EIGHTY COLUMNS of READING. M'f V.ixj Pajtr Partial Table of Contents Second District Court Lee, Idaho Hill, Wynn, and Hanson convicted. The Sad Accident at Osden Depot. The Iudlan War. 's The Grasshopper Plague 3ovcrnor Proclamation. Crook's Command in a Hid Way. Indiana at tho Missouri River The Indian Situation Sherman aud Sheri dan on Crook. Rod Cloud Agency Iud'au? Meek an l Pc moralized. Refractory Indians. Difficulties at Fort Sully. Yellow Fever in the South. Wreck of tho Rebecca Clyde. The Indian Peace Commission Talks of the Indians. Tho Turkish Atrocities, Fills-bury- Age-icies- . SMITH, Presiding Rishop. Vei-bati- AND JOHN i DO 'S THE ROWBERRV, Presiding Bishop. STAN OARD Bishop. 1870. MARGINAL ,r subject, by a Geo. Q. Pleasant Grove, John Brown Bpringville, Wni. Eringhurau Spanish Fork, Geo D Suell, Balem, alM Pond town. RobL. B. 50 Cents, The above ia now tewed Ui pamphlot Xorui, octavo sire, of one hundred page. fj" Sent by mail on receipt of prloe. A&lrtti, ! ret Ktmt SALT LA n -- fayaon, J. Tauner. Santaquin Ward, Georgs nallidayw TANNER ia Presiding Bisltop1 over Payson and Salem. HYat St.f !i AJta,' mix day... ...... : OJBeaJL cirr. . nil-dai- 1 Glenwood, P. T. Olroyed, MILLARD COUNTY. THOMAS CAXUSTERiPreaiding : Bishop. y-Solplo. Danlal Thompson.- Oedgrrtttgg, aUat Hold en, David , Flllmorei IWinird rartridga. Idaho and Monran, dany..6 City and Haho CUy, ........v..-.T....dally Nevada, California, Oregon, SO am &o. ;t o i 30 p .i. . : j ivdibii. Francisco dlstr!cu,daily 6 30 a t. Ocorte and pofuis sont&etBeateron altcr-- j . ! eMoulators ahoukl call er write tor 72 najre I book, ateo and Idioma ot Wall S'reet," highest and lowest prioes tor 15 ffmna the years ana ouee: TBtuaDie inrormauoa, i.nr jlsx mnat Mnabla houses Stock PrlTilesraa rn In Cash. No llabUity beroa Prolta paid v Bteoka ooaw first bought on small margins. Ordsrs exeouted by mail and telegraph and prompt returns mane, ror orasrs auu m- 3 . - For to $5000 "ISS. Dd $50 Stock prtvilecea. often leads to fortune. daily........' 30 p Ophlr, Tooele, Steektou, Ja8 30 a m cob City, 4c, daily 8 30 a m dally Canyon, Bingham South Tor Beaver and intermediate 8 30am points, daily. j j For Piocbe, Star and San " dMl E 0)a 90 p u 3 At Prcst. lirigltam Youngt, T .JO tu ly ties, dairy and KcRonj dalljr...3 IV. t JOHN R. II A SLAM, rasa to 0) a T Boise In . Sun- Covtuuo' ' ' E. K. THURBER and W. H; SEEGMILIiER. Piwidlng. ... and Wasatch coun- Summit ' ties Mondayi and Fcitlayi 6 :n .i u Klch county, Mondays, Wod-- . ncsdayf and FrWayt- .- . l Ju iu 6 Xiai Morgan county, dally..... 8 Pavis county, dally. a n, 30 a in Weber county, dally. S 80 p m 1 SJOam Ogden, sc Cache and Box Elder coun- r JUAB COUNTY. Omv a .' be paid the WojI, r i. t a m 8 JO Fridays...... Cloth on:delivery of ap p ui ji dally... Park City, dally, exeept thirds in bur Factory Mantl, John It Malben. Gunnison, J. tf. Hern. Fayetts, John BartUoiomaw 11 40 p in a iu Parley's Park, Big Cottonwood and Wanshlp, Mondays, Wednesdays and ailLilY. in money and two-- One-thir- d e nvia county, dally..: Throogh mall, dally or . Tavlor. 40 p m 40 p iu 11 to a u, 40 p m & 8 40 p ir DBFARTCBK9. East MERCHANTABLE u Ophlr, Tcoele, Stoektou, Jacob City, Ac. - A' . 8 ' i Bingham Canyon, daily From Boaver an diuteru edl- ate i Uinta, daily Sfr'p n Pioche, Star and San Fran- 5 M p m Cisco districts, daily. ?l. Goorge and poluU south at Beaver,alternate day & 50 p in Sanpete and Sevier couuUca, dally, except Monday. ..' ' Cedar Valley, Fairfield and Tiutio mining district, Tuesdays, Thurs4a a and OO L! M p -. kioh ouuty, Tuesday ,Thursday and Saturday ....... ...8 8 Morgan county, dally Saturdays or p in .. 5 ou mi-dai- ly 100,000 P0UXDS rou'wuTCn Fountain Grerri, R. L Johnson. Moroni, O. W. Bradley. ' ' Fairview, Amasa Tucker. Mount Pleasant, W.fifieeleyJ Spring City, Vreuerhj kOlaen. Kphralm, Kanute TeUrseu. lvan, 6 cm fun-day- Weber eounty, dally-..w...- ,8 11 40 a m Otfdeu.se Cache and Box Elder couu .1 40 ties, dally Corfu tie audKeiton, dally. .11 4U Idaho and Montana, dally.. .8 40 Boise City and Idaho City, 11 to dally Nevada, California. Ore- WANTED, a 0 p n and ........... ..8 4i p - ' J. McCullougo. E'm-'- Saturdaj-.- .. . gon, eto DAVID EVANS,PnBiding Bishop over the three last named places. Mona, John W.,F".ws. Nephi, alku r 3alt Creek, Joni .8 i'ark City, dally exoept PRICES WOOL!! . . Ha, dally Summit and Wasatch Ucaeral Agents; the Territory Presiding Bibhop, Sallna, Franklin Spencer, Kichnekl, W H SeegmUer, Monroe, J T Lisenbee, Annabelle Springs, H D Llsoulit. Joseph. A. L. Fam8worth, Prattville, Jos. L. Rogers. Chrmon. , A for $165. 00 WOOL! ill M Uirongh mall, dally mm MHIELESS, First Ward. J. P. EL Johnson. Second Ward, James w. Loveless. Third Ward, Myron T&nnsr, Fourth Ward. H- II. Ciuff. Lehi, Davk) Kvaow Cedar Fort, H. F. Cook. Falrileld, John Carson. J. a t.l Di'partares Parley'a Park, Big Cottonwood, and Wanshlp .Tuesdays Thursdays and Jllcttthly iHitalnnnt Srt f.'ti SEVIER COUNTY. ; Pratt and rif - ' ;ai illHIVtl.) . AND OX JOEL. GRO VERjPresidms RLhop iihcou uses LlI.l)im. EXCELLENCE MANUFACTURER'S Frederick KeaU John Henry Sin.th. lMh L.D.Yonng. A. H, Ralelgt!, lttth Sot a John Sharp. House Ward. W. C a. Siuoou Sugar Brighton, A. H. Raleigh, Big Cottonwood, Win ( Vounjr, Mill Creek, Reuben Miner, t. South Cottonwood, J. S. Rawiiiu. Wast Jordan, Archibald Gardner. Boutli Willow Creok, I. M. Stewart. LAW Prcsidt nt Geo. A. Smith and Eldt Orson IK O. Thurs-days...- lth 17th ' AND accordingly ami forwarj thtOK SANPETE COUXTY. ' : e SOLD AT Goshen, Wm, Price. the Correspondence prior to the Discussion between the Rev. Dr. J. President and Brigham Young. P. Newman On the eanio OF 9 Stops SALT LAKE COUNTT. 1st Ward, S. L. City, Jos. Wart urt 3d Laco. JimeaWeiior. i, Hi Jacob it 1th Harrison Sperry. 5th & 6th, W. H. Hickeulo Wm. Thorn. 7th ,, E. F. Sheets. 8th 8. A. Woolley. th ,, A Speirs, 10th ,, 11th Alex. McRso. 12th I W. Hardy. E. D. Woolley. 13th 14th ,, Thomas Taylor. R. T. Burton. 15th S. To which is added Tia i$:5; wt?l tO Arrl t:ils L. E. HARRINGTON, Preaidlng Bishop over the two latt named places. I.nke Uy, Ananst latb.lSth 1.1 JU.i,op6 in Ue Country deviling Records vtn order by mail, and u And unapproac-hehy any other of their class. Call and look at style 219, with Heber City, Abraham Hatch. Midway, Haury S. Alexander. Charleston, John Watkms. Wailsburgh, Wm. E. Nuttal'. HelU In tlie Sew Tabernavcie, Bait OR. NEWMAN'S American Orsaiir uhlcli ever rccelTCtl any award in any JEuropean ExpoRlttou. They are nnlrersally ack- by Musician o ABRAHAM HATCH, Presiding Alpine, T. BIBLE SANCTION quires, f 13.t), six Each book will con- be the WASATCH COUNTT. POLYGAMY ? Also qv'.rer., flo.W. e no-tr1elR- American Fork, I S. Harrington TBI and Uth, TJS. I T r. if JJ.TI O.l fix eek, Skull Valiey, B. F. Knowltou. ; the Subject, Ou quires, $12.00, will be fur four SD FERIORITT V. F. Moss. Moees Martin. PineKanyon, Tooele City, John Rowberry. Grantsville, William JeSrles 8u Johns, G. W.Burrldge. Caatrerille, James Jordan. Vernon, Hyrum Bennion. BP ui I rait tnaKe thtin of four, fir irt(7 and sir quires each, holding J,0V, l!,5t,i' anl 8,)!h) navies each, reec A Diploma of Honor TOOELE COUNTY E. T. City, Dr. .. 1. Jwmni jf?r Wt Provo. Hirrweaa Irof. and others. r.'o , A. O. SMOOT, DISCUS SION Orson j - 0; Authenticated Phonographic and Kepoil of the Celebrated iw tire'), and the jrice UTAH COUXTV. An li bk One of tlie Beat Fmnllj Weeklies In tlie World. Ammcd Subscription pout" .7e, 15 cents. S ngle copy, 10 cents. I 1 ARK NOW PRKPARKt) to receive orders or RRAXCH ami WARD RECORDS, of a tutr and ;niirved form, which fiat at t n ai'jjrtH ed ty the trending Mnh-- yK tain a suitable Index, and be we I'jxmd in Clvth and Russia Leathtr Echo, Elias Asver. Coalville, W. W. Cluff. un'fli ornamental lettering jieces fur TJnionviiie, Alonso Wlutera. Upton, Joecph Huff, sen. name of the Ward on the side. 'Iht WM. W. CLUKF presides over Morgan County aud the abovo l"in!7 of a large site, wt Over i lie llent .Unkcrs o five Wards in Summit Co. OiinKit adrisubtr tit ttmlr t.'.t all CoiiutrleH,':tt the (rent no? SAM URL F. AT WOOD, Ptesid WORLD S EXI'OSITIOXS in oicr six quire. ing liishop. t.r C. tt rtt tt. , :rc;Tif.w.i Wanshlp, Jared RouuJy. Parli, 1S07, mid Vieunn iiockport-- Edwin Bryant. Peoa, Abraham M arc bar. U 1873: also, nt Llnz, Aimtrin Office, and order rtrtived for ii Morell, John K. Lemon. W. Harder. Kamas, 1S75. Tliey arc tlie only of book required. Parley's I'ark, Ephralci SajJei s POLYGAMY. Ren i SUMMIT COUNTY. Poetry. THE BIBLE Trimming clone in a superior maimer. AND Henneferri'.Ie, Chas. Richens. ties. Letter List. City Council ProceediM. Editorial Notes. Local News. The'IIell Gate Explosion. Correspondence, Home and Foreign. Telegraphic Dispatches from All Paris or tha World. .N'ud of Various Kiuds. aud NoUce3 of Books, etc. 13-5- S FOUR HIGHEST MEDALS North Morgan, Charles Turner. Crojden, Ooorgo Knight, Land Patents. Sweet Potatoes Over Jordan. Amonsr tho Boston Literati. Difficulties with the Nez Perces. Canada to Prepare for the Slouz. The Hard Times and their Cause. Scoffed at and Discarded for boiug Toor a Lake. Attempt toKob the Pittsburg Bank. Preaching in the Tabernacle. Current Topics. Sitting Bull's Strategy. Necessity of an Indian Policy. Kane County Horticultural Fair. Catching Sitting Bull and the Hostile Sioux. The Britkh Public and tho Turkish Atroci- age 1 a in ting ami Recoris i RICSIVtli Milton, Jens Hansen. Littleton, J. 11. Giles. Richville, Ulaspie Waldron. Kst Porterville, Alma Porter. West Porte rville, Thomas B rough. South Morgan, Richard Fry. DESERET NEWS WEEKLY. Carri- Npeelalilj-- HAMLIN Mountain Green, KU Spaulding. WeDor City, C. 5. Peterson. W. G. IHiite i roars, ASON F.nterprso, Jesse Haven. Stronj , 1. & '.S. PETERSON, Presiding liishop T 11 From the Farm Wagon to the fimi.lv earrlago. t u a 1 It y oi work juul material guarauteoil. Cars luiilt on nlio'rt notiee. done in a style Nf eoitcl to none. v I e e h reasonable. KlaekmilliiiiK in all IIor.se Shoeing a . COUNTY. MORGAN a. 2?Xin-Iii- K anl S Fourteeath St., Omaha, N. U IVurk Agents for Snble rt Iron t,tl. U iJ6 DAVIS COUNTY. Kaysvllle, Christopher Layton. John W. Hw.h. Farmington, Wm. Cantre-ille- , R. Smith Bountiful, Anson Call. 4261 If on a . Wholesale ,, Bin-hau- la Wasauju Hotel, S. L. C y, KANT T t. M F L K S T K EE I Printed ' STEELE & JOHNSON, i(s Iiranelies. South Weber, D. Covi. Klver Dale, Sauford Eden, Joseph Ferrin. Huntsville, F. A. Hammond. Hoopervillc, Oiil-er- t Office lhii,r. Ite-palri- ng SIBH E, St. Joeepb, Mi Ward, Ogden, F. A. Brown. " Robert McCJuarrle. " Joseph ;id North Ogden, O HParry. Wheelock, Plain City, L. W. Shurtllff. Mouud Fort; David Moors. Lynue, Dai.iei Tnomas. eiftterville, John Allred. HarritivlUe, David Rawson. Marnat, John Halverston. West Wber, John I. Hart. East Weber, I. Siviu'diuif. Attorney mid Connselor. Fur r W!i)!9 I Ku!U r D. M. Ctal , VEHICLES BUILT TO ORDER tiiuithsou 1st tUock-1- Mercan-ti'- e the A. In ah. aistiw or : OMAHA TRACE. Uiahop. 1e-- a - VGO II CO. ba'f Mo.ks Fist ef.Ma One at l a Ciorer L L Wood, Panacea, Luke Sy;h u t'oiinty Neata ' liishop. H x R SIS, SECONDSOUTH STREET, LINCOLN COUNTY. NKV MM Malad C!tr,Daii!eiDan!o;s,(i!e!da,t,Mabc Samaria. Samuel Williams, ,. ., ,, Cherry Crock, . I. 1. June-- , Prt-viJin- .IOMW Juiui r. out t5tiA'rii U, IANIF.r, DANIELS!, Presiding A. NICHOLS, Hoisins, TortagcO. C. J. - Harrahurg, " "' " " Rrit. At A. KMCttr, CAR R I AGE V. J. W. Freeuia . WashingUfu, SU George, D. D. MoArtht.T. Santa Clara, Edward F.u:i' Pine Valley, Wru. Snow. Pinto, Richard Kobmsoi:. Hb-CG. H. Croetiy. " " i pl.-tct- Lecda, SoUimon Anrei: " " " " years, and their pattern u nun' iimuuTsctiirer 2. C M. l! TV. wa;!i1.miux iccn rtah " " I- Carmel. Israel Hoj. Kanab, 1. John Ntitta'i. Johnsonia. Sextos li Jiim. tari, Richuioud, M. W. Merri:'., Bmithflold, Samuel Koskeijv. Hyde Park, Kobt Dayues, Logan, W. li. Pre? ton, 1st Ward, logan, H. M. Lew.j, w jos. JOltS Ih-dio- fi i Mt :aho. I o ihirty-tlv- tne lea t.P d "i Koundy. W. U I'ace. BeLerue. J. H. Johnwn. Toker, Wm A Brir.ghurs-YlrrenJohn Parker. v. : Duncan's Retreat, .i Kockvtlle, C N. Sm.vh. O Spei-.Long Valley, Howard Ulendale, James I.eattu a 1. " Foikman, ci u oxrord, Oeorgo 1. I!;ack, Clifton. Harvey lUxou, ' Fransliu, Lafayette Hatch, Wettou, Alexander Alien, Mound Valley, Kob't Win-aClarkston, Simon Stnjtii, Cache ci. Newton , W. F. Llttlew.c, " " Lewston, v . it. Lfa, d fur Cedar City, Henry Lu:n. Bishop. Soda Mria,-s- ; l"aDgultch, O. W. Sevy. PKESTON, Presiding , - i over the three last named ,. Tufta, Randcitih. Randolph Stewart, ,. ft'uottrMJ , Henry Lee, ,, ,, Almy, Samuel P.Xe. Wjorn'm Vuri i.. y Burton, A STOVR, the boat rrore. t IN BTTTIXO the cbonprtt- Stoves ianufai iui,'i ly ltathNme Sarl t Ctv have tstoed th tv . Summit, a C Unlet W. IT. DAME, Presiding . roirn.Ira Nebekr,rear Lakeco,Utah taeadowviU. Joaiab G. v! IRON COUNT V. S. 8. Smith. Paragoonab, Parowan, W. H. lHtmu. LaKe wc. Pt.-ilii-.- Rishop. Baa?ar, John R. MurdCK MloarfTille, James McKu Pari. H.J. Home, Removing- A gentleman holding a high olli-ciposition in the courts of law in Paiis, during the long vacation, went, in ceiupauy wih his wife, on a tour of pleasure in Belgium. After having traveled through this interesting country, they were re turning home by the railway, the husband with his mind quite at rest, like a man blessed with an untroubled conscience, while the lady felt that uncomfortable sensation which arises from the recollection of some imprudence, or a dread of some approaching danger. When frontier, the they wero near-thlady could no longer restrain her uneasiness. Leaning towards her husband, she whispered to him, "I have lace in my portmanteau take it and conceal it, that it may jiot be seized." ''What! as a snrog-gleiexclaimed the husband.with a voice betweeu astonishment and affright. ' It is beautiful Malines lace, and cost a great deal," replied the lady. "We are not quite near the Custom House; hasten and conceal it!" "It Is impossible; 1 cannot doit!" said the gentleman. "On the contrary, !t is very easy," was the reply. "The lace will fit in the bottom of your hat." "But do you recollect," rejoined the gentleman, "the position I occupy?" "But recollect," said the wife, "there is not an instant to lose, and this lace cost me 1,500 francs (60). During the conversation the train rapidly approached the dreaded station. Imagine the consternation of the worthy magistrate, who had always been in the habit of considering things with calm aud slow deliberation, thus unexpectedly placed in a position so embarrassing and so critical. Overcome and perplexed by his diflicul-tieand losing ad 'presence of mind, he allowed his wife to put the lace in his hat, and, having placed it on his head,' he forced it down almost to his ears, and then resigned himself: to fate. At this station the travellers were invited to come out of the carriage, and to walk into the room where the custom-hou- se agents .were assembled. The gentleman concealed his uneasiness as best he could, and handed his passport with an air of assumed indiflerence. When his position as a judge became known, the officials of the custom-hous- e immediately hastened . to tender their respects, and declared they considered it quite unnecessary to examine the luggage labelled with the name of one who occupied such a high and important, situation ia the (State. Never had the magistrate mere sincerely valued the. respect attached to his position; and if a secret remorse for a moment disturbed - his mind, at least ' he breathed more freely whin he recollected the danger had passed, and that the violation of the revenue . laws he had committed would escape discovery. . With this comfortable assurance, and while a severe examination was passing on the property of other the head of the Eaasengera, the commander of the local gendarmerie,' having heard of the arrival of to distinguished a person, came to offer him their re spects. To their profound saluta- - JOHN R. MURDOCK, .! BUxminuton, Georgo Oamou !, ,, St. Charles, John A. Hunt, ,, J'trit Jiawtli Hyruai Rich, ,, Evamton, v. i WEUEli COUNTY, UTAH. Tho Defences of London. A Lesson for Wives. " cccn r.n.vvEn LORIN PARR, Presiding Rishop. and Honest. p.m. p.m p ui. ireignt Dally connections made at Oyrlen with Central Paciilc it. li., and with Utah Central road for Salt Lake City aud all points in Southern Utah. At Bryau with stages for Sweet water mines. At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific road for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and New Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago, Hock Island and Paciilc, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Inirliugtoii aud Mo. River 11in Neb., Kaasaa City, St- - Joe and Council luffa railroads, and Missouri Kiver line of steamers for all points Kast and South. Tickets for sale to all points east at Banking: House of MeCornick & Co., Salt Lake City; also at Union Pacillo Kailroat Ticket Office in Ogdeu, at which office berths on sleeping ears can bo ncured. THUS. L. KIMBALL, Geu'l Ticket Agent, Omaha. II. H. ClaH k, Gen'l SupU d90 Daily William Knight, President of Convention. Thomas Oud, Secretary. U. P. R. R. i FOR SALE. One oT run, General Manager n. nct iTLLo will leave further notice trains UNTIL arrive dail v as "hIIoivs : at dj tot ' '? f. K. MTF.RS,- Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. D 91.25 "ConialuinK Tnrenty Rooiuh Size oi in complete... order. -; Pottage, A o AMD TO. f&r.Aian Company's west Madison St. and at Depot, corner Madison and Canal Streets, west Side, Chicago. zsr Inches Correspondence, Agricultural, domestic and Foreign New, Editorial Article :.u Current T'.v ERSSOSS n? MORRIS ToUtgraphlc Itoports, Homo le obtained at all regular Railroad Ticket Offices In the West.at the Oihcts HAS ARRIVED AT PriiUad Reading Matit.- - Close-'- o .xn. 5:1.1 tW This route Is especially desirable for business men. as It arives them an opportunity to visit Pittsburg. Philadelphia. New Vork and Boston, the best markets iu the Past. Ask for Tickets via Pittsburjr.FortWayne and Pennsylvania Cent-a- l It. K.. which can 4:j, elected temporary president, and Mr. Thos. Ord temporary secretary. Messrs. Charles Sperry wand Charles Foot were appointed a committee on credentials, and reported the following named gentlemen entitled to seats, to wit, from Nephi precinct, William Knight, Charles H. Bryan, Thomas Ord, John Andrews, Charles Foote, Charles Sper-r- y and Jacob Q. Bigler, senr.; Mo-- ua precinct, John M. Haws, William Somerville; Lievan precinct, Seth OHorton, C. F. B. Lybbert. W. Jv night was elected permanent president aud Thomas Ord secretary. On separate motions the follov ing named gentlemen were duly elected delegates J. Grover, J. M. Haws, C. Foote; Alternates, Elmer Tayler, John Pyper, Thomas Midg-leThe following were passed "Resolved, That the Hon. George Q. Cannon, having proved himself the true friend of the people of Utfh Territory, it is the sense of this Convention that the delegates from this eounty vote for that gentle, man as a candidate for Delegate to Congress, subject to the vote of the Territorial Convention. "Resolved, That Messrs. J. GrO ver, C. Foote, VV. Knight, Thomas Orel ami Jt,uwin liarley be a central committee on elections for this county, for two years and until their wuccessors are elected. tiResolved, "That a synopsis of the proceedings of this Convention be sent to the Deserkt News and Sa't Lake Herald offices for publication. llirlt of Nnlnta. y P.lshop. orpetown.HenTTLew.BearLakeccsldaho w. Unmixnottm, J. .7 Moore, holders of Zieu's Institution will be held at the Old Tabot nacle, in this city, on Thursday, Oct. uth, 1876, at 2 p. m., for the election of off- I' A i: y. C1T V, Without Change lileaao Oally at Freight and every .TUESDAY SATURVAYA 117 a TON j. MITELS Shoot 2 7 ft d 306. CAR LOA x Y Pui.'Uhii n : a Box, CABS TROM a, 9.65 WAYN! run the Celebrated EesDectfullT announces to the public that he will carry on the business of the late firm of Mitchell fc James, aud trusts, by strict attention to business, and small pror-ltVa'itiarr! HousefMld Journal. to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the late firm. A Tall line of Black and Galvanised Iron Hose Pipe Pipe and Fittings kepi In stock. t tii AJvurtlaing Medium, to reach tha and for Itumsev's fittinn for same. Lift Force and celebrated Pumps. Vuo Pumps country people, and all classes truier, repaired, and Pump Fittings on hand. of the coin muniti. It stands nnrlvalled. FURNACE WORK A ROOFING, Galvanized Sheet IrcJi Cornice Made tooriUr Soldered Top Fruit and with Postage, Honey Cans a Specialty In their Season. IS ADVANCE. Warehouse and Workshops, WestjTeniple ... . street, I'rlt, 3r,', Pennsylvania Railroad TJJWVJEMt, Gas, Water" and Steam Fitter Twelve Apostle. 1 T EHU XT II AND DAVID JAMES, PRES1DESC1 X PORT of Bepol. Foreign Correspondence, Miscellaneous, Cars to faslinitoa City THE SOUTH TEMPLE STRET ; rr-H- all UK ANNUAL MEETING of I COUNTY CONVENTIONS. ntter-tln- Meadow Creea, W.H. St n Oak Creek, P. IVLyman. E.anoot), Culbert King. bishops EDWARD IILTNTEli Pieslding liishop of tho Church. WILLIAM BUDGE Presiding ia 2T not be Under so I tt. H will NOTICE. I Ou the Li.Hh of Sept., 1S7 a PeoOMAHA and CHICAGO. ple's County Convention f..r Juab icers for tho ensuing yoar, aud transaetiou Through Tickets to all Eastern Cities via County was held iu Nwphi, for the of such ether business as may be brought this favorita route can bo obta'no at ait purpose of electing thieo ticket offices of the Union Pacinc ltailroad and three alternates to delegates before tho meeting. represent By order of the Board of Directors, and Utah Central. T. G. WEDIJElt, Be sure your Tickets read VIA ROCK said county in tho People's Territorial Convention, to be held in ISLAND. Secretary, A. M. SMITH Suit Ijake City, October 7th, 1S7G, fa t Lako City, Sept. 2", General Passenger Agent, t'hicai to nominate a candidate for deleHugh Riddle, Geu'l Sup't, Cblcasro. gate to Congress. U1SU Cm On motion Mr. Wru. Kuight was A SPECIALTY. Cuuia.ru ti.1 With all Fast Express Trains, East, North and South. IST" Tho most eleprantly furnished PARLOR SLE&PIXO CA RS ever used on any railroad are now built, owned and run by this Company between & FR.1MBS MOULDINGS ( With trains arriving- from the West by Central and UuionPauifioBallroads, aud at Tlroiu Or KIXL A.LI. COLUMNS EIGHTY the Building Line. In at ihs t tinrcii ot Jeans " SASH & DOORS5 roasa.-i-- i connections mm Aiii fisnii or '.i nats daysbk....-.....- 8 For Sanrets and Settler eoun-'- l Ueti daUyt axcent Sjttur- , days j a tu 30 a tu General Delivery open from a.m. , Bundaj, 12.30 to L;3u Money Order and Btiglater' dcpartnia. p-- tromli.tn.1to5p.m. j Do ......y."0 For Cedar' Valley, ralrfle'd and Tintlo mlnina dU--' trlcta, Ttesdaji,' Thurt- days and Saturdays-- . orrtci hours. a-- m .:,.:! , , Outside doM6pt4 from a.m. to W p. , if, UOOHE, postmnitr9' u |