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Show ST..XOVI8 TBABE. Deseret Hews EVENING NEWS. l'enu sylvan la O. fuitor ftuil Of Publisher. PAPER White Lcafl contained in this Package is guaranteed by the Manufacturers, the SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD COMPANY, 8T. LOUIS, Ma, to contain no adulteration whatever. It la composed entirely of perfectly PURE CARBONATE OF LEAD and Linseed Oil, and Is sold subject to Chemical Analysis and the BLOW PIPE TEST. Auixrtls. on Piv&iding Bishop of tho Cliurcli. I'artlul Table or&ntetttn -- In-liac- s L. ELIASON, Court-defyin- g s, s, Thomas H. Smith, ' Win. Hyde, Providnce, O.M. D. Hammond, MiUvllle, O. Pitkin, Hyrum, O. N. Liljenqu'.st, Orson Paradise, Smith, Wellsville, Win. 11. Maughn, Men don, Henry Utik'hee, LARGEST CIRCULATION ASr. PAPER IS u THE TERRITORY, Pacific and Atlantic, Oras-hopier- Dc.-tro- THE mm deseret reus Business-Sherm- LtLijlUht l Jura 15, 1SU, Pabllslied Every Wedneida '.' rhcBi3 3 49 Inches. x Pare. 18 COLUMNS EIGHTY Printed Beading Matter. Conta.ru a Summary of tbe Mewa of tk Week, Telegraphic, Agricultural, Horn nd Fore Ira Correspondence, Miscellaneous, DouitrHic and Foreign News, Editorial Arti e'os on Currsnt Events, and lUMM THE PmiMilCI FIRST uu me TnelTt ApotUe. S'nmlard. Household Journal. .1 a, AJvortlaUig Medium, to roach tht iiu country people, and all classe. - aruur, or nTV, th c immunity, it stands unrivalled. - 1 . with Fasteige,:...X.y3.tlZ US ADVANCE. -- CAR LOAD The Deseret News TON HElUtlD GR&TES O SECT Published every 'TUESDAY and SATURDAY A 33 COIiTJJOb 1'rinted Reading Malts Contains Telegraphic RepDrts, Home and foreign Correspondence, Agricultural, do mestic a ad Foreign News, Editorial Articles " in Current Ev LRJ!$ THE Or MORRIS & EYAXS. 39 Incrte n n Shoot 27 Closely HAS ARRIVED AT PRESIDENCY FIRS1 d33 trains will loave daily as follows: oert plause. ADVANCE. THE DESERET FOR Evening News, One of tiie most desirable business properties in tbe on City. Centrally located lstSontli Street, two 11 looks from Deseret Bank and Emporium corner. AMERICAN HOTEL Containing Twenty Kooms in complete order. Size oi Southerly Ixt flTetenrods rods lVesterlj front and front. The above properly will be sold at a i Bargain. Apply on the premises, or to Pxocpt 8undy. S.r d!52 DOUBLE ELASTIC Spouoeriaxi PENS STEEL I.KAVE. WorkuKHlN feot lor Sabla d Iron 140 1st Ward, Ogden, F. A. Brown. - Ji Robert McQuarrio. '- Plain City, L. W. Shurtliif. Mound Fort, David Mooro. Lynue, Datiei Tnomas. Slatcrvllle, John Allred. Harri8vilie, David Rawson. Marriat, John Halverston. West Wtber, John I. Hart. East Weber, L Spaulding. anil xriimmiig uone m iHneciality. HAM LI COUNTY. - and tix quires each, holding 2,()4, 2,56ft and 3,090 names each, respectively, and the price will be for four A Diploma of Honor SMITH, Presiding Bishop. Milton, Jens Hansen. Littleton, J. H. Giles. WalJron. W. G. Richville, Glaspi FOR East Portorvilie, Alma Porter. West Porterville, Thomas Brough. South Morgan, Richard Fry. North Morgan, Charles Turner. Croyden, George Kulght, quires, $12.00, five quires, 13.00, tix quires, $15.00. Each book will contain a suitable Index, and be we bound in Cloth and Russia Leather with ornamental lettering piece for name of the Ward on the side. The SUMMIT COUNTY. Hennefervllle, Chas. Kiobens. Echo, Elias Asper. Coalville, W. W. Cluff. Unionville, Alorao Winiers. Upton, Joseph Huff, seu. WM. vv. CliUb'l?' tiresides over SUPERIORITY orer tue lsesi JiaKcrH o all f'onntrlesnt tlieiGreat Morgan County and the abovo five Wards in Summit Co. Presid- book being 2ex For tbe convenience of those who may wish to try them. Sample Cards, containing one eacb ui tne la numDera, win oe sent uy mall on receipt of ss oents. 88 Inches. Iviaon, Blakeman, Taylor & Co. 1S8 A 19 Cbraad 84., Hew York. LaxtMt Clvoalatloo a thl city, th urroandin eoafitlM and throuxbout th Territory, of any DtOs Ita eol umna aoataln full , TWcmpalo Bcports, !ntTMtuv and tnutwortty Local Itemn Home and roriro Corraspondeno, Bduca uooalt Ajrr'xultnral, Ball way, Domastio and Foretm News, Editorial Article on rrnt Brents, and one a waik' r - ' rpir. Specimens Eamas, W. Harder. Parley's Park, Ephratm Snyder American Organa which e?er received any award In any jEnropean Exposition. They are nnlrersally ack- by IVfuslclan to nwledged be the TOOELE COUNTY. Presiding Bishop. E. T. City, W. F. Moss. PlneKanyon, Moses Martin. TooelaCity, John Rowberry. Jeffries. Grantsville,O. William W. Burridgn. St. Johns, Centreville, James Jordan. Vernon, Hyrum Reunion. Deep Creek, Edwin Tadiock. Skufl Valley, F. Knowltor. OF th. mke wtU accordingly and forward to them. i. o. ai.ii;u. EXCELLENCE WANTED, j I ; I . i THE ! i Publications PablUhed every evening, except Sunday. One copy, one year, with Postage,. ...$10J0 " ' ' sis months, three months, " 6.iE 2.(6 " Oliver ,Dltson fc Co , Bralnard's Sons, Sclieruier, Peters and others, always on Bland. CALDER & CARELESS THE DESERET iYEWS SEMI WEEKLY. Published every Tuesday aiul Saturday. One copy. one year, with Postage,, ...14.25 ... 2.15 " six months, three months, ' ... THE H. WARD'S Manufacturers of i , Published every fVedtiesday. One copy, one year, with PosUgo,.... J3.e6 " " six months, " .... 1.86 " " three months, .... as TERMS IN ADTAKCE. DESERET NEWS OFFICE. i None but Clean Cotton ags Taken. tW People from the Cit will please brinr them onj Wednesday and Thursday. DAVID O. CAL.DK it. 141 Grand Street, COCHRAN, . McLEAN & CO., Broadway, and Wanshlp Tuesday. , Thursday and m.., 6(K)p Saturdays Park City, daily exefpt Sun5 CO p day.. Summit and Wasatch counties, Tuesday, and NEW YORK. O. CAIxDER, Editor and PuUither. Mm FatlorvBrl.-.snilwarmiil- fi n ias Otoen. Spring City, Frederick Petersen. Ephralm, Kanut B Malben. . Mantl, John Guanison, J. b. Herna. FayetU, John Bartholomew. JOiL. GROVERjPreslding Bishop . Nephi,Uio4 Salt Creek, Jo. G rover. Levan, Elmer Taylor. Spenoer, Kiehneld, W H Seegmlller, Monroe, J T Liaenbee, Auna belle Springs, H D Liaonbt e, It. Farnsworth. Joseph. A. Jos- L. Rogers. Prartville, Glenwpod, P. T. Olroyed, l 8tlforlllutrfitet 1HU1. tuo) unf net 8roadwa.M.f? 5? do, Daniel ar 8m-in- n, Thompson. alia Hoiden, David Stephens. Fillmore, Edward PmHriife. . .,.-- 40 p tn Rich county, Tuesday (Thurs8 40 p m day and Saturday 8 40 p m Morgan county, daily U 40 a m R'ortn Davis county, dally 8 40 p m Weber oounty.dally. 11 40 a m 4 8 40 p ui Ogdeneml-dall- y Cache and Box Elder coun. 4) p in ties, dally Corlnne and Kolton, dally. .11 40 a in ' Idaho and Montana, dally.. .8 40 p m Itoise City and Idaho City, 11 40 a in dully Nevada, California, Ore 1 1 40 a in gon, etc Ophlr, Tooele, Stockton, Jacob City, Ac t t p in Bingham Canyon, dally-.- .. . 3" i s'ouli From Beaver an dlntern.edl- 5 ' P n ate points, daily Pix;he, Star and San Fran- 5 p iu cisco diatrioU, daily. St. George and point south of Beaver, alternate day. 5 50 p in Sanpete and Sevier counties, daily, exoept Monday. ...i 60 v m Cedar Valley, Falrflold and Tlntio mining district, Tuesdays, Thursdays and mt f Saturdays DlPtRICRIli W P 01 Through mall, daily Ekxxt 8 30 ttseeee A'.ta, dally. Parley 'a Park, Big Cotton wood and Wanehip, Mon days,, i Wednesdays and ' , ...7 00 a ui Fridays.......... Park City, dally, except Bun- 00 a id day Summit and Wasatch counties Mondays and Fridays fl 30 a in Rich county, Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday... .8 Jo a in ......6 ju a m Morgan oounty, daily 6 30 a in tiorlh Davis oounty, dally.. .8 30 a iu Weber oounty, dally....... Ogden, sc ml daily 8 30 p m i 6 30 a m Cache and Box Elder coun90 a m ties, dally 30 p r Corlnne and Kelt on, daily-...- 3 Idaho and Montana, dally. 30 a iu Boise City and Idaho City, ) immm...I , , : At Prest. Brigham d!65 - . XWl9'' "- 5 to $5000 $50 Stock, privilege, often leads 30 p daUy..'.w.......3 CallforrJa, .Oregon, ..3 &c, daily...:.. Ophlr, Tooele, Stockton, Jacob City, Ac, daily Bingham Canyon, daily Sot7t For BeaVer and intermediate JOHN R. HASLAM, J: . ' ' ArftT .it Mona, John W. Haws. Sallna, .... A tf.Kt-rNcva- JTJAB COUNTY. i . 'AID theWo)l i IO JVO, SCO ia li hi. h Wf whom yon may bwitt, Ac. 'some of nnn In rta state ierrn.3. lmlnr frORVWHTCH WM't' - in money and two 'thirds in our Factory Cloth bnidelivery of dan Kit! 7 Octave PUim answtr200 7 wt MILLARD COUNTY. um WW i iiiukv tub per ot. THOMAS CAL,IiISTER,Pr8lding e iiave tio itrM pi A i Li t tiAv to fimlliet Bishop. m aUALITY. Thur.-day.-........- in -- KKVrRR COUNTY. ' MiBCflAHTiBLE One-thir- d ' Uneos, Embroideries, Eee, Dry A. K. THURBER and W. H; Cilovea. Goods, Crapes, MlantllJaa, SEEQMILLER. Presiding,;; Wblte Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Wool -Franklin r G .ihi . IMPOBTEBS AND JOBBZOS OT 4C2, 4C4 & 488 GOOD :j- NEW YORK. Price Lists and Quotations mailed free to any address. McLean & Stotesbury Cochran & Co. ; u t SANPETE COUNTY. Fountain Grern, B. I JohnAon. Moroni, G. W. Bradley. Tucker. Falrriew, AmasaW. S. See'ey. Mount Pleasant, : and Payon and Salem, Goshen, Wm. Price. . and Th News Book and Job Printing Office baa superior facilities for the execu tion of all kinda of Book and Job Prlntlng BOOK'BIXDIXQ AND PAPER-RULIN- over WO o u - J. S. TANNER is Presiding Bishop IMPORTERS, Fli'x DAVID CCFFS, & CO., BAKER, PRATT " OFFICE East Temple Street. Da'j Payson, J. B. Tanner. Santaquin Ward, George HalUday. 349, Broadway, NEW TOBE. Consumers can find our goods at Mr. J w io PFreeze's, 13th Ward Store. 142 Corner of South AXD PAPER.. COLLARS Salem, alias Pondlown, . SONS, 1.10 DESERET NEWS limy Sacks S. W. ---- li. at IiWtops in the Country desiring Records can order by mail, and wt 9Stopsfor$l65.Q0 New Music, SUBSCRIPTION nd foreign ProiueU.it ttandt formott se.en orriciAu Arrivals and Depart u ret of M.ill . WASATCH COUNTY. ' ABRAHAM HATCH, Presiding AHK1VAL0. Bishop. And unapproached by any other 8 40 p in ITimf Through mail, dally of their class. Call and look at Heber City, Abraham Hatch. 5 o , m Alta, S. Alexander. Midway, Henry . dally. with 219, Parlors tjle Wat kins. John Big Tark, Charleston, STANDARD c, TAKEN ON Atan JMtrttUng Ueam for Eom can be , SHEET Clean Cotton Bags and bennoMof tSt Krst Presidancy size, we 1873: alMt, at Llnz, Anatrla Offioe, and orders recrtved for tit 1S73. They are tbe only of book required. o3 WEEKLY. AT of a large not think ft advisable to male them over six quires. WOBLD'S EXPOSITIONS In JParla, 1867, and Vienna - Wanshlp, Jared C. Roundy. Kockport, Edwin Bryant, l'ooa, Abraham Marchaut. Morell, John K. Lemon. ROWBEKRY, AUK NOW PUKPAKKD to receive ordert for liRAXClt and WARD RECORDS, of a tuu RI0EIVKD TUB and imjvrevcd form, which hat been FOUR HIGHEST MEDALS) approved by the jwciiding IUuhojt- rio and othert.AND We shall mate them of four, five .S. PETERSON, Presiding Bishop Mountain Green, EH Spaulding. Weoer City, C. S, Peterson. Enterprise, Jesse Haven. SAMUEL. F. AT WOOD, ing JJlsiiop. Records N yK DAVI3 COUNTY. Kaysvllle, Christopher Layton. Farmington, John W. Hess. Centreville, Wm. R. Smith Bountiful, Anson Call. JOHN Xaintiiiir nire Recorils South Weber, D. Cook. River Dale, Sanford U nj'l.aiii Edon, Josejih Ferriiu HunUville, F. A. Hammond. Hooperrillo, Gilbert Belnai. MORGAN ... C1arri- - a sjinerior manner. lfor.se Shoeing a MASON ' Joseph Parry. :i North Ogden, O H WheeUx;k, w 11 fiu th . I - 32 .COLUMNS. i!-.- A Not St., Omaha, its bi anel.es. j P-- OF AS with Postage, ... $ 1 0 . 5 O An for aai by all dealer In Slatl onery. Sheet, nAholcslc Grocers, anl'-U- , - Boom 3, Godbe's Building. THE CELEBRATED PUBLISHED EYZ&r JCriSlSO, Price, STEELE & JOHNSON, 5J6 all thing Omaha, Neb. . C. M. GILBERSON, 3 i Mo. After this display everybody started for home, and notwith standing the extraordinary arrange l':20 a.m. Daily Express f:f" ments made for transportation, tens MLxed. Wailsburgh, Win. E. Nuttall. 8:3t a.iuof thousands were unable to get into Freight ARRIVE. the cars. That such huge masses SALT LAKE COUNTY. 8:15 p.m. Daily Express of unorganized humanity, embrac6:40 p.tu Mixed 1st Ward, S. L. City, Jos. Warbur ton. all and both conditions, sexes, 2:1a P ing 8d ,, James Loach. Freight.. SOLD AT 3d Jacob Weiler. wilb every age from the cradle to the Dally connections made at OiMen Cen,, 4th Harrison Snerrv. can come and go without Central Pacific K. It, aDd with Utah grave, 6th & 6th, W. H. Hickouloopar. tral road for Palt Lake City and ail point serious accident, as was the case on Wm. Thorn. 7th MANUFACTURER'S PRICES in Southern Utah. r on E. F. Sheet. 8th At Brian with stages for Sweetwattr Thursday, reflects great credit 8. A. th Woolley. minM. AND ON somebody, or, pernaps, on every A Bpeirs, 10th At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific road body. McRae. Alex. Uth and for Denver. Central City, Georgetown 12th L. W. Hardy. Since I last wrote.the Exposition all points in Celorado and Now Mexico. K. D. Wool ley. 13th ,, Easy Jllcutht y Instalment At Omaha with Chicago and Northwest-prnda have been presented to the a war CO 14th Thomas Taylor. Chi Chicago. Kock Island and Faciflo, R. of T. 15th chief ,, Burton. the commissioners various cago, Burlington and Quincy, Burlington 16th Frederick Keslt?. ,inH Mn. River In Neb.. Kansas City, St. Joe countries represented, and they 17th John Henry Smith. CALDER & GMIBLESS, and Council Bluffs railroads, and Missouri will be distributed by them to the CO L. IX. Young. 18th ,, River line of steamers for all points Jyist various winners of 19th A. H. Raleig h. prizes. The pre and South, 20th John Sharp- l ickets for sale to all points east at Bank sentations took place with much Uvueral Acn House Ward, W. C. A. Smoot. w Sugar in Ing liouse of McCornik & C., Salt Lake fo-and Hall. ceremon' Judge's A. H. Raleigh. Brighton, City; also at Union Pacific Kailroat Ticket cc (or lh Territory Big Cottonwood, Wm O Young, Office in Olfden, at which otlise berths on They were made by Gen. HaWley Mill Creek, Reuben Miller. The announcement or the names sleeping cars can be secured. A. South Cottonwood, J. Rawlins. THUS. L. KIMUALL, of the various nations was received West Jordan, Archibald Gardner. Gen'l Ticket Agent, Omaha with South Willow Creek, I. M. Stewart. France, applause. d00 England H. H. Clirk, Gon'l SupU the Netherlands, Japan, Switzer land, Brazil, were honored with UTAH fX)UNTY. ! cheers of great heartiness, but the mention of the United States wa9 A. O. SMOOT, Presiding BLdiop,' MUSIC the occasion for the noisiest demon Proyo. ' First Ward, J. P. R. Johnson. stration of all. The list of nations W. Loveless. James Second Ward, was called alphabetically, com Third Ward, Myron Tanner, U'e are constantly receiving Fourth Ward, H. H. Cluif. menclng with the Argentine in order that there might Lebi, David EvaD. ' Cedar Fort, H. K. Cook. be no imputation of favoritism on John Carson., Fairfield, j account of precedence. This was a AS IT 13 I . small thing, but it was in charac t.t , t DAVID EVANS, Pre aid ing Bishop co:::!:.') .0 ter with the scrupulous fairness and over the three last named places, ISSUED FROM TflE PRESS, courtesy that have distinguished American Fork, 1 E. Harrington. 100,000 POUNDS the commission in all its relations T. J. MoCullough. Alpine, j C. And uai v order such pieces aa &re from the start. WARRANTEE DEEDS most L. E. or HARRINGTON, Presiding not in stock. Bheet Music approved form, Quit Claim Deeds over the two last named j sent to all parts of the Bishop Mining Deed9, Townsite Deeds, Territories at Pubplaces. ;; lisher's prices. Leases, Official Bonds, Incorpora Brown John Pleasant Grove, THE EVENING NEWS. tion Bondft. and other Blarks. Sprlngville, Wm. Dringhurst. ' :i AA A oji.7 ' Spanish Fork, Geo D 8nell, FilUSICAL Robt. B.il, Og-de- Ite-publi- $1.33 net?, with Postage, I.V Si. Joseph, R. JOI1N8IIN, WOOL! WOOL! Advertising Medium it a furtlier notice IPNTIL and arrive at reasonable. lriet ltlneksiiii In ,, H. to none. .Hceouri style . c3 TO. 1ST" A.t CO U. P. R. R. OMAHA TRADE. la' - D. M. ftTB&t.E, R-- frier, A LORIX FARR, Presiding Bishop. i -tirl I WEBER COUNTY, UTAH. t'-f-f - N KV A unal Ha Ha.-ier-, ITTS FORT I'roin the LP a rin Wagon lo the fanilly carringv. i u a 1 it y of w ork and materi al guaranteed, kiln ing Car built on slio'rt notice'. Ite- palriiig done in u " " Bear River City, Win. Neeley, ,, ,, Mantua, H. P. Jensen, Brigham City, Alviu NieholSi ,, Willard City, U. V. Ward. an VEHICLES BUILT TO ORDER Panacea, LukeSyihtu M A. NICHOLS, Presiding Bishop Box Hldercx. Utat. Portage, O. C. Hoskins, ,. ,, Iteweyville, J. C. Dewey, Calls Kort.Taomas ,, ,. JAMES, OF " " " " " " Cherry ; Closelj ' Ma'aJ City, Daniel Dauiuls.One'.da ,. Samaria, Samuel Williams, DOORS3 SASH " Main. AIL HINDS Or COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY, Clovet L LWood, a half liloeks Taut of One and i ' Bishop. . ENLARGED " " " C;vcfrii,t JL. tbt iKr.) SECOND SOUTH STREET- - Ueds, Solomon Angel l I) Fuller, Harrlsburg, WilUa Washington, J. W. Freeman 3U Georga, D. D MoArthur. Santa Clara, Edward Bunker Pina Valley, Wm. jSuow. Pinto, Richard Roblnaon. Habroo, O. H. Crosby. DNIP:L DANIELS, Presiding g THE - ViG0!i CO., : " " " " " Henry Ballard, Robert Davidson, ' CARRIAGE: Yirxen, John Parker. Duncan's Retreat, Moses UiUto.i RookTill. (X N. Smith. Long Valley, Howard O Spencei O lends le, Jatne Letheai, MtCaraiel, Israel Hoyi, Kanab, L. John Nutiall. Johnaoala, 8extu K JoUosoti. Paria, A Smltbsou WASHINGTON R BV8, joint r. oui.ak. DHHSTCRIHT KANE COUNTY. Kanarra, L. W.Roundy. Harmony, W. D. Paoo. BuUavue, J. H. Johnson. Toker, Wm A Brlngburai ' JOHN JOS. WALKER, OllN A. KNlOIfT, tDffBltobi O. W. pry. Henry Lunu Soda Springs, Joseph (j Dnei.la co., btaho. Foikman, " Oxford, George p. Black, " " Chfton, Harvey Dixon, Prankliu, Latayeit Hatch, " Weston, Alexander Allen, " Mound Valley, Kob't Williams Clarkston, 8moa Smith, Cache co., Utah " Newton.W. P. Little wuod, ' Lewtaton, W. H. Lewis, " M. W. Richmond, Merrill, " Smithneld, Samuel Roskellv, " Hydo Park, Robt Dayues, W. B. " Pre tou, " Logan, 1st Ward, Logan, B. M. Lewis, " " " i. Coir City, . ltt e over the Lhiree last named place ft. WM. li. PRESTON, Prenidius: Bishop. " t II. DAME, Presiding Bishop W. Paris, H.J. Home, BUMminqlon, Oeorgo OsmnnJ, St. Charles, John A. Hunt, ,, hxh Haven, Uy rum Kich, ,, Lake Town,Ira Nebekor.Ruar Lakeco.Utah MeadowviUe, Josiah Tufu, ,, ,. RandAth. Randolph Stewart, ,, Woodruff, Henry Lee, ,, ,, Almy, Samuel Pke, Wyoming Trrlt y " Erantm, Wta. q. Burton. " 4th 5th McKaiKh 8. 8. Smith. Paragoonah. Pm rowan, W. H. Dam. S C Hulet Summit, " 2d 3d lfurJock. Jaiur H A STOVE, the thchetet. (ttovoa inn..f..:.Jto l.y UatbtKMte Sard A. Do. have stooa th tKt and their pattern for thlrir-flvall otncr.tnMiufarttirr. tak t bo lead ofjcar. d O. M. I. IRON COUNTY. Bishop. 0(7eto,nenryLwlfl,BearLakoco,IdahO W. Benntnoton, J. Moore, Hiitory and Poctrincs of the I.aUer-da- y MontpeUer, Charles Uoblnson, " Saints. Ey Orson Pratt. Preston, 11. H. Dairy mpl. " Welsh .'Indians A Singular toiy uf the Oeid, i cter Jensen, ,. ' Liberty lB. N. Austin, ; PRICES GREATLY REDUCED rWTr, MluerTlUo WILLIAM BUDGE Presiding Raj Purer. "Wlillc Strung RRAYftB COUNT V JOliX R. MURDOCK. Pre idh.g r Bishop. II Nb BUYINO John R. EDWARD HUNTER XTKEN PAGES and EIOllTY COLUMNS OF READING. Prinlcil r HalnU. ntter-lar rau C tie Roikj Moanlala Countrj, Hi Bn. iho 4'linreb of Jenu llta Ui uf Of i, 1S70. " Ov IST'J. Kept Editor Deseret Xfews: Doubtless a portion of the in Last Century, of the groat Keystone habitants STRICTLY Gate The Preparations. htate stayea at home on Thursday tlcll Col. Mills' Fight with the near Owl ( to take care Pennsylvania uay). Creek. or me uaoy, out, irom appearances The Indian Peace Commission Spotted on xne centennial inany Tail's tliroivr) dJicfs. Otli'.r Indian were led to believe! Urounds, ntire tbathe r population had (come viout and EarlSpeeches, en Eastern A ffai rs. Derby the with them. baby brougnt By Another Utopia discovered. the middle ef the afternoon an im- The Suffrage Naturalization. mense concourse of people, a numThe name of this Company is placed ber more than twice It. B. Ithett, the Great Nullifier au l Secesas as the POKE Lead. STRICTLY It large ONLVupoa sionist. ts not placed upon a second or other infeenure population or develanu or Tuttle's Way to Settle the Indian Bishop rior quality. So parties purchasing White Washington, had passed through Lead branded "SOUTHERN COMPANY" Another and Better Plan. Question .ire ABfOLtrTt,T bdr! of obtaining a the gates and were packed within Good Water. Article. Pure Centennial the enclosure. The Perfectly Ambitions, Aims aisles in the buildings and the The Brobdingnagglan a of Certain Peculiar Instiand Objects & M. Co., avenues through the ipaik. present I., Gotlbe, For Sale by Z. tution. a etl solid of hu conglomeration New BrWge Over the Weber. Teasdcl & Co., and Day & Co. dl27 manity, The space .or the Centen Military Department of the Platte. nial enclesure, with even distribu Tho SionxOrders, Not Wanted in the Indian Terri be for would sufficient tion, quite tory. a much larger number even than with anil Visiting Relatives RAILROADS. was there on Thursday; but it will CorrcsiWHding O. and Friends. be remembered that only a portion Winn Recaptured. of the enclosed area is available for The Great Stumpage Persecution Drunk' THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND visitors, mueh space is covered cn, rrofane, Abusive and with lakes, fountains, flower-bedOfficials. grass-platnarrow uou A.t) the gauge District Court Proceedings. ble track railroad, exhibits, monu- Third Maniacal Incendiarism at the White IIoue PACIFIC RAILROAD. ments, etc., and the space for walk- List of Emigrants on tho Wyoming. ing or sitting is much limited. It People's Salt Lake, County Convention was eight-seeinnot an occasion for Towa Short Line TU1F. Great Centra!with Tooele, Juab. its connections or the Route, enjoyment, although Colfax Smiling Around. East and West, is the weather was 'perfect; nothing Two Cities San Francisco and Salt Lake. Bert K.iufe between could be seen but a monoton Indian War Terry's Camp. Practical ffaicl & Cloct Maker, Shrtct, Quickcut and ous sea of heads. the The en The tire police force was on duty Five Hundred Beautiful Girls Looking for Husbands, so were all the regular detectives JEWELER, ETC., Via Swindling the Sioux. a and force of Ef Jarge specials. s that be has to Inform h!3 TEG3 Des Moines, Rock Inland and forts were made in the different The Indians in CanaU Pi rpai ing to ReREMOVED to sist Sitting Bull. Chicago. buildings to induce all entering to ASuccessful Device for Pest roj ing eseret Rational Two Door Forth of The ittilu route carryinn the thmunh Over to the right and those leaving keep Bank,, land Letter i(a il , m a h I vj cl oe a ml reliable to keep to the lefthut it was found connections at G rasshopper Eggs be j ed STREET. TEMPLE SAST impossible to diill an army in the Can Milburn Waon Company's Work?, at Tole d209 of orlicial osti midst battle. Ihe With trains arrivinsr from the West by do, O., Burned. Central and Union Pacific Railroads, and at mate was that up to six o'clock p. Charles Franci3 Adams on the Situation. m. 2il,9J2 persons paying full fee, GEO.H.TAYLOB, T. LATIMER, F. ARMSTRONG With all Fast Express Trains, East, North and 33,7S5 paying half fee,making a Moody and Sankey Attack Chicago Sinneri. GEO. KOMNEY Acts of Congress Concerning Land and South. total of 245,777 persons that had Recent Claims. The most elecantlv furnished PAR- - entered the grounds. HTSLEEPING At into our IjOR eight REMOVED CA RS ever used on any o'clock when the HAVING Building, we are now railroad are now built, gates were closed, Br;'ghaiu City owned and run by (Hit- number of full fee admissions Southern Outrage the in between this to Company furnish everything prepared raged. of had reached 217,678, the number OMAHA and CHICAGO. our line at the Lowest Kates and half fee visitors remaining the Tabernacle Meeting with dispatch. Throug-- Tickets to all Eastern Cities via this favorit route can be obtained at all same, thus the number of cash ad- - Letter Liet" ticket offices of the Union Pacific Railroad missions were 251,463, or over t A'ice City Council Froeee Central. tbat of the largest number on any Editorial Notes. Lumber, Shingles, and - Utah Be sure your Tickets nail VIA ROCK day at any former exposition, with Local News. ISLASD. the single exception of one day Correspondence, Huuso anil Fen-in-All A. M. SMITH Paris or Telegraphic Dispatches from General Chicago. Tassenyer Agent, during the Paris Exposition, when fc reWorld. the Gen'l said are. have (o turnstiles the Hugh Riddle, Sup't, Chicago. d!29 6m of VariouB Kinds gistered 173,000 aJmissions. The Notes and Notices of lti;nks,c-tc- . Reviews to exhibition tbe visitors regular to the attention Line. exhibits, Poetry. paid little Everything in the Building but spent their time in watching InOn ot tli Ilei.t lmll Weetilltw Ttaraik Cars to WasMniton City the tlie WorIl. human chaos a9 it ebbed and ALL XII1I OF flowed or stood in the gorged aisles Annual SubiCriptiun $3.o0; post and avenues. age, lo cents. MOULDINGS & FRAMES TUB Receptions were the order of the Single copy, 10 cents. Governor Hartranft, Mayor day, A SPECIALTY. Btokeley, and Mrs. Gillespie, all held them. At the two former We will not be Undersold. there were speeches, not unreason- WAYPJRT At the reception of bly long. SOUTH TEMPLE STRET Mrs. Gillespie, president of the AND Women's Centennial Commission, KT 1111 nlMk KmI of JUeMt. there were no speeches, but it must 1 Railroad ,tV?' Pennsylvania not We supposed that thir abeuce & Ca u afV Baylor Later, f nuicated any lack of ability on the run the Celebrated d211 w27 part of the Jadies to talk. ' ' 6? :.T the fire work? exceed of FDLLI1N PALACE CARS ed Although in splendor anything thekind DAVID that has taken place in l'niJauel- FROM phia, they were of short duration, and the pei formar.ee was hardly Chicago to Baltimore oual to the promi-e- s of the pub lished programme. At the hour Gas, Water and Steam Fitter AN J announced for the display more han 100,000 people had assembled Resoectfully announces to the public that io wilt irrv on the business ef the late WASIKIXGTOX on the plateau bounded on the east Arm of Mitchell fc James, and trusts, by y the narrow gauge railway, near strict attention to business, and small prof Without Change .' lie Catnolic total iil)liiienc-- luun- - I its, to merit a continuance of the patronage go liberally Desiowea upon me iuuj urm. the British vill.i to the north,Ulcagro Daily at 5:15 p.m. tain.trlass A full line of Black and Galvaniz ed Trou leaving works to the woticU, lookthe ose H In stock. Pipe and Pipe Fitting kept route Is especially desirable for ntr towards George'd Hill, whicn and fittings for same. Agent for Kurasey s businessThis men. as it rives them an opportu- was the objective point. It Is to celebrated Force and Lift Pumps, rumps nity to visit Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New 4elaborate the rearretted be that repaired, and Pump Fitting's on hand. ue tne ui beet markets York and Boston, T Ltr made nrenarations that had been East. FURNACE WORK A ROOFING, , rr i. ii Ticket Ask for via a ue Fittsburir.rortwayne a some were in respects iaiiuie. Galvanized Shut Iron Cornice Made to order and Pennsylvania Central K. . which can programme embraced twenty-tw- o obtained at all regular Railroad Ticket Self Labelling, Soldered Top Fruit and te OiSces in the Weet.at the Company's omecs distinct performances, or displays. Honey Cans a Specialty in their boason. 43, West Madison 8t- - and at Depot, corner The arrangements were perfect, the Warehouse and Workshops, WestlTemple Madison and canal streets, west sine, execution was not good, but gun cago. street, powder is not a reliable thing to F. It. MYERS,' Opposite City Meal Market. handle. The display opened with Ticket Gen'l and Pass, Agent. d 11" P. a Box, 306. brilliant illumination of the with many colored lights j. sr. General Manasrer grounds was a very mag The bomb-hrln- g nincent spectacle, and, as they as cended, bursting in mid air and discharging myriads of hery stars, they were greeted with loud ap X Vn THS.PAPKU Or THKfPEOPLM AXD I'.'r Wednesday, rillLADEDPIIIA, P.I., Iff" The tAI.DLK, PIONEER IayTlio Meadow Creok, tf.H. 8tot. Oak Crek,p. iXLyman. Kanosb, Culbert . DESERET HEWS WEEILY; SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD COMPANY CORRESPONDENCE. Every Package of this Company's Brand of Strictly Pure White Lead beard he following guarantee : 1Y11 October 7, 1S76. Saturday, F. W. ROCKWELL, Sec. W. II. GREGG, Prest. .rjtJ . s 1. to fortune. for TJ page Speculators ahoald call or write book, Mea and Itnotas of WaU euei rivinfflba hlcheat and lowest Drloee fori rears and other i valuable Information. TO ANT ADDEKSM. HT reliable boueee StookPrtrlletee on most HoWkllt beroa miA r..K.. tin teSS-..- f rata . 30 v 30 iwlntt, dairy...'...........a 30 a in Pfcbe, 86ar'. and San Francisco dlsrlct,dally 9 30 a ui For 8t; Georfe and poInU south of Beaver on alter0 30 a m nate days For Sanpete and Sevier counties, dans', except Satur- days. .J...7)....sl.....fl30a in For Cedar ; Valley , Falrnold an TJnVo, jainlng oia- -, .lw1 tr lets, Tuosdars,' Thu , M days and Saturdays. . . , .' orr ios Horas.-''- ' M 2vV.fov. ttmt ryc " For. General Delivery open front 8 A.m. nn .mn margins. p.m. Sundayi 12:30 to l:S0p.m. 'u Orders executed by mall and UI egrap hand ' Moaey Ordef and Ragister departme prompt returns maae., ( "7"'" from 9a.m. to Sp-tTi T! J i. " . j Outsldo door open. from 6 a.m. to 10 p. vVl , JOHN BlvJW4Jtw and Brokert, 1 afOORIi dtl I fHIvT tS WtOADWAY, N. T vjA.a it n-d- ii -J . 'vir. Potmtr M ' |