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Show F3 T" TRIDE. ST. Cm F. w. n. auEGG, Prost. W. Moudny, ROCKWELL, Sec. SOUTHERN --WHITE LEAD COMPANY t CO Packaffo can? j have Written letters denying the knowledge of the statements in the proclamation. Mackey charges iiVENING NEWS. , ... October 9, 1&?G. Telegraph. By this Company' Itrand'of Strictly Pure White Lead bear : F.vnrv o following1 of guarantee .?' EASTERN. tire on Board the liark 'Kiiropa' Miid Loss of Lire. JXliW YoRic, T. A lire broke out t(ifav lu tlic (ierniaii bark fCnropa, nt pier l:, East lliver. She was in the drv clock, being caulked, when a larj;e took lire. John quantity of hemp Casey, caulker, ot vz Sheriu street, was latauy hurneci, ana John Sev s (I) t2T" The While Lead contained in this Package is guaranteed by the tho SOUTHERN Manufacturers, WHITE LEAD COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, Ma, to contain no adulteration whatever. It is composed entirely of perfectly PURE CARBONATE OF LEAD and Linseed Oil, and Is sold subject to Chemical A na!y?: and the BLOW PIPE TEST. TV STRICTLY tf c3 W BLEACHED I I ft a. Tho name of this Company Is placed DVLVuoon STRICTLY POKE Lead. It w not placed upon a second or other inferior quality. 80 parties purchasing White Lead branded "SUUTHEKM UUMfAN i nre ausoi.utet.y soii6 of obtaining a lertectljr Pure Article. H m Cj litl CSodbc, For Sale by Z. C. M. I., & ft usde! & Co., and Iay Co. o. L. ELIASOR3, RAILROADS. to-da- LU tot IULJ rninirA nnri' lllftft t'UIV.-lUV- i Central Town Short Line 1U1E Great Koute, with its connections 1'iust and West, is the Stwrtsnt, Qiiickett and Iieitl Ttrutt between Practical Watch & Clock Maker, the Pacific and Atlantic, Via JEWELER. ETC., BEOS to Informto his tllK s leseret Mews. EAST d20 J)es ifoincs, Rock Inland and Chicago. imu route carrying the through Over- lawl Letter Mail, tnaktna close ami reliable The connections STREET. ZBIVXPZiXI Everything in the Building Line. ALL KUfOB Of FRAMES MOULDINGS'-&- of i.ic R3cky Mountain Country, A Wttcillnot be Undersoltl. SOUTH TEMPLE STRET rVHMI fcleek Vmmt of Uepol. Latimer, fajtor MICK ft DAVID JAMES, Gas, Water and Steam V.u IASGSST CIRCULATION j.Vr, PAPER IK ,? THJC TERRITORY. 1HL : '.1 DESERET HEWS WEERLTf lle 1 June Fitter d WM. Soila w fever were Meeting ol' the Ariny ol leuuessee. Washington, for the d Every Wednesda . CAR LO A 1o 33 40 Inches. x 117 !.ely Printed MORRIS summary of the News of tb ToIcgrapUlo, Agricultural. Horn .!.o Correspondence, Miscellaneous, :!; r;d Foreign News, Editorial A rt-- c Cur out ttveuts, and . K .: j4ii c, rf-;- smoK TU ay FIRST ,r.. I i..t "VI rirfanl PRESIDED! Household Journal. country people, and all lame tb ; community, it stands unrivalled. tiu Prl v with I A' -- EVAXS. that army. FOR SALE. ' :o: One of (lie uioHt desirable business properties in Hie City. Centrally locateil on lstSontli Street, two IMocks from Deserei Kanlc and Emporium corner. AMERICAN HOTEL Containing Twenty Koouis in complete order. Size 01 liOt lire rods Southerly front and ten rods Westerly oiae,:...r....93.65 front. The altore properly f ill be 1DF1AVCX. sold at a llargaln. .4 pply on the premises, or to C. M. G1LBERS0N, d!52 The Deseret News trlau Mtntne. ana vry iTU30AT SATURDAY. n Ulotely ' ; 8haat 27 i 39 Incha Printed Rending Matte- - Contains Telegraphic Reports, Home &ai foreign Pgrrespodence, Agricultural, and Foreign News, Bdltorlal Artlclef on Curoat . i ERRORS OF THE FIRS! WTO. ' .... PRESIDENCY ' an Ateertiririt Mtdtum it offer i $1.23 u. U. P. R. R. lUi'-'&: s ELASTIC HOSIC! SHEET 1 I THE MUSICAL IVotectlve Dull en. London. 7. he Bhefllleld Telegraph 1 u publishes the following: . . A of the injury to the .Shef , IMI-o- n field trade by Americas heavy r Ar for aale by all dealer lu htatl IlralllltnlV Sont. r, niotectlve duties, representations onery. have been made. to Karl Curnorvan For the- convenience of those who may t eretary for the colonies, suggest wish to try Ahem, Sample Cards, containing Ieleri aid otlitn. :dttnj on each of t h IS numbers, will be sut by ing that heavy import duties be on lfautl. mall ou rooelpt of cent. imposed In retaliation on American products, both In Kng'and and her Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Go. To these representations I Ullil.liW colonies. ilALDER ltt 10 Grand SI., ifw Tork. Lord Carnorvan replied, on Friday, that as will be seen on rellectlou, the proposal 19 not one which her s yy majesty's government could enter tain. ., 't 'I mi&TO to-da- y con-cuen- X--ni d U0 llorse Shoeing MASON Becorfls! BecorJs! HAM LI N 8AM UK I, F. AT WOOD, Presld- inf Bishop. Wanshlp, Jared C. Roundy. Rookport, Kdwin RryauU Peoa. Abraham MarchanU Moreil, John K. Lemon. TOOELE COUNT V. lu-rn- ' Clean Cotton Bags TAKEN Till IIKCEIVCD FOUR HIGHEST MEDALS AND A Diploma of Honor FOR t AT THE DESERET R9EWS OFFICF. tar People from the Cit and DAVID Wednesday Thursdny. O. C ALDER. Orer the lvni UlakcrM u all CoiinlrleH.'nt IhelGrral U OItI.l'8 EXPOSITIONS In Paris, 1807, aud Vicuna American Orgauii which ever received any award in any European Exposition. They .'are universally ack- - TooeleCity, John Rowlierry. Grantsville, William Jetti lcf. Bt. Johns, G. W. Ilurrtdgc. Centreville, James Jordan. Vernon, Hyrum Bonnlon. Deep Creek, Kdwin Tad lock. Skull Valley, H. P. Knowltor. WASATCH COUNTY. OF STANDARD EXCELLENCE HATCH, Presiding Bishop. Heber City, Abraham Hatch. Midway, Henry 8. Alexander. Charleston, John Wat kins. Waiisburgh, Wm. E. Nuttall. SALT LAKE COUNTY. 1st Ward, 3. L. City, Jos. Warbur! 2d ,, James leach. 3d ,, Jacob Weiier. 4th ,, Harrison perry. 6th A 8th, W. H. Hlckeukx Wm. Thorn. 7th E. F. Sheets. 8th 8. A. WooUiy. 8th A 8peirs, 10th A lux. Mclta. nth K W. Hardy. ISth K. IX Wool lev.. 13th 14th Thomas Taylor. R. T. Burton. 15th Frederick Kesli lth 17Ui John Heury Sni:ih. L. D Voung. ISth UTAH COUNTY. at th DAVID EVANS.Prweldiug Biahop over the three last named places. PRICES AND ON I ilJIlil! & CARELESS, Unneral Auta) tar the Territory WOOL!! WOOL! "WANTED, 100,000 POUNDS J. McOullough. Pleasant Grove, John Bmwu" 8prlnKvIlle, Wm. LrlnghursL Bpanish Fork, Geo D Snell, Salem, aiia Pondlown, itebt.. H. i Payson, J. 8. Tanner. Santaquln Ward, George HallMay. S. TANNER is Pres'.dlng Bishop rowicui.) Arrivals aiiif lparftfre Mill. vA iHKinih Th rotiKh mall, dally . Alta, daily .r. Saturdays.-....-.--- .. 6 40 p n p u Parley's Park, Ili- - Cot touwool, and Wansli'.p Tuesdays, Tbursdart and (XI Park City, daily except tuu- - 5 00 Saturdays.. j - DIPARTCaBS. didly. -.- .V M Parley's Park, Dig Cottonwood and Wanshtp, Mon auJ Wednesday (IMS, Friday...... Park City, daily, excopt ..;onai Sua- - 0i a m day... Summit aiul Wasatch couu- tles Mondays and Fridays 6 do a m Ulch county, Moudays, Wedu nesday and Friday. ..6 V6 30 a .u Morgan county, dally 6 30 a tu Davis oounty, dally Weber oounty, dally l 30 a iu 1 A. Ui DO u n. J 30 p m Ogden, serai-dall- y Cache and Box Elder couu- -. JO m in tics, daily Oorlnn and Keltoa, dally-- .. .3 A p u Idaho and Montana, dally. .6 30 a m Doise City and Idaho City, . 3 i' daily -Nevada. California, Oregxn, in money and two One-thir- d p Ai Through mail, daily L! rORTHfCH wil.T. Bt PAID p I to p iu t:es, dally Corlnne and Keiton, dally ..II 40 a iu Idaho and Montaua, dally. ..I s p u, Doise City aud Idaho City, 11 40 ui daily IV, ft Kovaala, California. Oreil 40 a iu gon, etc Ophlr, Tooelo, Stockton, JaX cob City, Ac p iu ' Hint ham Canyon, daily-..- .. $mth I'roiu Boaveran llntern.eli- - 60 1.1 6 ate otuts, daily p Pioche, Star and tHa r'ran-clso- o .& p diitrluts, daily St. GiMirgs aud poiuts south ot DoaTer,altrnate days 5 r,o y m Sanpete and Sevier counties, dally, except Monday. ...5 10 m Codar Valley, Fairfield aud Tiutio mining district, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud A '.La, WOO p m and Tburs-S 40 p days j Hloh county, Tucedar ,Thunt- w tu t and p Saturday daj S 4t p m Morgan county, daily II to a m at a -- Davis oounty, dally 8 topm Weber oounty, dally 11 40aiu A 1 40 p u Otfdea.seml-dail- y Cache aud Box KUur wuu- - over Tayson and Salem. EASTERN. SRVIFR COUNTT. (Governor t bamberlaln's Procliiiiia A. K. THURBER and W. H Uon Unwarranted. SEEQ MILLER. Presiding Columbia, 8. C, 8. The State Sallna, Franklin Spencer, Democratic Executive. Committee Rlchfleld, W H SeegmUWr, Monroe, J T Llaenbee, issued an address denouncing Gov, Annabelle Springs, 11 D LWotihee Chamberlain's recent proclamation A. L. Farnsworth. EstablULcd 1532. Joseph as unwarranted by law or facts.and Prattville, Jos. L. Rogers. Glen wood, P. T. Olroyed, WR1. M'CULLY & CO., as issued to furnish a pretext for asking for troops. In response to a M.innfacturcrs of the Standard Brands o MILLARD COUNTY. Glass and WhlteandOreen Drug letter from Gen. Hampton, Chief Window IhU' G.assware, also Wuie, Porter an Justice Moses says: He knows Mineral THOMAS CALLISTER, Presiding Water Bottles, him to conclude nothing to lead , Bishop, 80 Wood and la Is armed Pittsburgh Carolina Street, as South that Daniel is needed Thompson. Scipio, camp or that any army PENNSYLVANIA: oeaar. Springs, - alias Holden. David Associate Justice Wlllard, ana P. 8. AH descriptions of Vials and Bo eiepnsn. and dltU Cook, republl- ties made to order, nilmore, HdwanVPtrtrMgs. Judges Mackey l. O. tJALDKK, ' ' , lost or Goshen, Wm. Price. Levan, F'nu r Tarlor. aeoordingTy'and'fortoani dar MANUFACTURER'S Harrlnrton L. E. HARRINGTON, 1're.ldlug Bishop over the two last named places. wiU mcke to then. Summit and Wasatch Provo. First Ward, J. P. R. Johnson. Second Ward, Jaiuos W. Loveless. Third Ward, Myron Tanner, Fourth Ward, H H. Cluff. Lehl, David Evats. Cedar Fort, H. Y. Cook. Falrtleld, John Carson. Rishops in the Country dt siring Records can order by mail, and u t SOLD AT Presiding liishop. Mona, JoVn W. Haws. Nephi, altiw 3a!t Creek, Jos. 0 rovr. . over six quires. Specimens can be seen 9Stops for $165.00 .' thirds in our Factory Cloth on;deli very of the WojI, Ac, dallf .3:p JOHN 1. Il ASLAMi Opbln Tooele, Steektoa, Ja6 30 a m cob City, &, dally 30 a ui Dlugham Canyon, dally Smtfft- - Tof Beaver and Intermediate TOam polnu, dally...."". For Plocbav Star and. Saa , At Pi est. Riigliam Young's. For, St. Oeorga and points south of Doavr r on alter- JOEL GROVER.PresIdtng Blahop I , And unapproaehed by any other Call and look at &if tyle 219, with Rataigt. John Sharp. W. Ward House Sam.,;. Sugar Brighton, A. H. Raleigh G Wm Big Cottonwood, k'ouiu, Mill Creek, Koubeu Miller. South Cottonwood, J. S. Rawl'u. West Jordan, Aruhibald Gardner. South Willow Creek, I. M. Stewart. Alpine, T. vuires, $12.00, five quires, f 13.1K), s 'x quires, $15.00. Each book will eon-tai- n a suitable Index, and be we hound in Cloth and Russia leather with ornamental lettering pieces fur name of the Ward on the side. Th book being of a large site, wt no, think it advisable to make thetn of their class. A. H. H. o uowled ced by ltfnftlcian to be the JUAD COUNTY, w SUBSCRIPTION n ti o.i s tii. i ti: nz ; R. T. City, W. P. Moss. riusnanjuu, iiivea mnruu. OlMn. Frederick Spring City, T (ersen. Ephraim, Kanute Mantl, John B. Malben. Gunnison, J. H. Heme. Fayette, John Bartholomew andlinnnyacis ON I Iding Bishop. American Fork, I ordcrt for IJJiAXVH and WARD RECORDS, of a ami improved form, which hat tu n aiyyrovcd by the pretidiug Rithop-riand other: We shall make (fteri of four, fit' and six quires each, holding 2,Mt, 2,5(W and 3,090 names each, respectively, and the price will be for fow 1S73: alM, at I.luz, Aualrta Office, and orders rtccived for site 1S73. They arc the only of book required. Kamas, WT. Harder. Parley's Park, Ephraim Suydei A. O. SMOOT, PREPARED to receive SUPERIORITY WM. W. CLUFF presides over Morgan Count' and the abovo five Wards in Summit Co. a speciality. 7K ARE NOW SANPETE COUNIY. Fountain Green, R. L. ithnsou. Moroni, O. W. Bradley. Tuokor Fairview, Amasa W. 8. Seeley. Mount Pleasant, k will please hrintr them ooj From the Farm Wagon to the iiuiiil.v carriage. , i n a 1 It y oT work ami material guaranteel. Iln- ing Cars hnilt on ivoS Echo, KUat" Aapor. Coalville, W. W. Cluff. nnionvliis, Alonzo Winters. Upton, Joseph Huff, sen. lih 2oth VT 8. R . JOHNS! N, Mu. Itenncfervllle, Chas. Richens. ABRAHAM Ma n. short m. inis-sio- Prei Fast of notice. Ito- done in a pairing OMAHA TRADE. style speoml to iiontv 1 r I e e h reasonable. i. St. sis nr. Omaha, Neb. Joeepb, ISlaeksmithiiig in all STEELE & JOHNSON, its branches. Carri Wftolcsafe Grocers, age n ting and ail .H PourtccutL St., Omaha, Neb TriiiiHiinir done in Agents for Sable Iron H oran Nl a smerior maimer. DAVIS COUNT r. K.ajsvll!e, Christopher Laytcn. t'armington, JohnR.W. Hops. Wm. SnVlh Ontrevillo,Anson Call. bountiful, ROWBFRRY, bkx-k- s VEHICLES BDILT TO ORDER Pauaeea, Ltikeeyphu t uiihIj N,to tab and s half AIX K1MS LINCOLN COPNTy, NKVAHA. Clover L LWood, (Yiiieiii.lnl Anniversary ol ! Mission Dolores. San Francisco, S. The centennial anniversary of the founding of the Mission Dolores, of San FranKORQAN COUNTY. with .S. PETERSON, Piesiding Bishop cisco, was celebrated much spiiit. The exercises IncludMountain Green, F.U Spaulding. ed a grand pontifical military mass WeOor City, C. Peterson, at tho old r.nterprise, Jcsso Haven. grounds. The pxocessiou movod thence throughtho principal streets to the Mechan- W. G. SMITH, Presiding Bishop. cs' Pavilion, where musical and Milton, Jens Hansen. iteiary exercises were held, fol Littleton, J. H. Gilos. lowed by the laying of the corner Richville, Glasplo Waldrou. Kast Porterville, Alma Porter. stone of the new church, near the West Portorville, Thomas Urough. n old church. Tho proces South Morgan, Richard Pry. North Morgan, Charles Turner. sion included military, religious, Qroyden, Georgo Knight. benevolent and educational soci eties ol the United States, State SUMMIT COUNTV. ottieers, and clergy of various de- O-- n'l None but Clean Cotton ilaga Taken. '4 Icc.a DOUBLE Omo WASHINGTON COUNT V Leeds, Solomon Ange'i Harriaburg, Willis l Fuller, Washington, J.XXW. Preemau. 3U George, D. McArthur. Santa Clara, Edward Uunkf r Pine Valley, Wm. Snow. Pinto, Richard Rotnnsoti. Hebron, G. H. Crosby. DANIEL DANIELS, Presiding JOHN .10B(f RBtS, juupi r. oui. aii. SECONDSOUTH STREET, Vlrgen, John Parkrr. Duncan's Retreat, Moses U.?wo Rockvilta, C N. 8idIiu Long Valley, Howard 0pem Gleudale, James Leatbead, Mt Carniel, Israel Hoyi, Kanab, L. John Nuttall. Johnsoula. Hoxtus K Jotuifou, f aria, A F Smithsou HoTerviile, Qubert Uelnap. to-da- y, M. I. Pe. a to-da- C CARRIAGEWAGOM CO., KANE COCM V. Kauarra, L.W.W.RounJy. lx Harmony, , BaU-eJ. u. Johoaua. Toker, Wm a Brtnghursi . I WESTERN. Z. DESERET O. W. tiiu-MPoikmau, Idaho. "co., Oxford, Goorgo I. P.lack, " " Clifton, Harvey Dixon, " FraniUn, Lafayette Hatch, Weston. Alexander Alien, " Mouud Valley, Kob't Williams Glarkston,W.Simon Smith, Cache eo., Utah. V. LittUwtod, " Newton, " W. H. " " Lewis, Iwteton, M. W. " Rictrtond, Merrill, ' Smithtleld, Samuel Kotikeiiv, ' " Hyde Park, Kolit Dayues, W. B. Logan, Prexton, Ixt Ward, Logan, it. M. Lcwi, " ' 'd " " Henry Rallard, ' M Robert Davidson, " 4t!i " Thomas II. " " Win. Hyde, Smith, 5tU Providence, M. I. Ilatntnond, " ' Millville.O. Pitkin, " Hyrum, O. N. Liljouiiuls;, ' Paradise, Orson Smith, Wollsville, Wm. H. Miugli.i, " " " Meudon, Henry Hughes, Tho McPhcrson unveiled on the ISth, when Hon. Wizard City, G. W. Ward. John A. Logan, who commanded the army after McPhearon's death, WERKR COUNTV, UTAH. will deliver the oration, and Gen. LOIUX FARR, Presiding ltlxhup. Hyckcnlooper, corresponding sec1st Ward, Ogdon, K. A. Brown, " Robert McQuarrie. d retary of the society, will give the " Joseph Parry. M history of tho statue. The statue NSrth Ogden, C H Wheelook, is equestrian, aud very beautiful Plain City, L. W. Shurtliff. Mouud Port, David Moore. and chaste in design. Lewis F. Lynne, Daulc Tuoma. Robin?, of Cincinnati, is the artist. dlatervillo, John Allrod. Extensive preparations aie being Harrlavllle, David Uawbon. made fur the reception and enterJohn Halvcrston. Marriat, West W eber, John I. Hart. tainment of tho members, incluKast Weber, I. Spauldiug. ding an exeuision to Mount VerSouth Weber, D. Cook. non. The headquaiters of the soUlver Dale, SanXord Lt.ugliaui Eden, Joseph Porrin. i' at the Arlington ciety will Huntsville, P. A. Hammond. Hotl. tJ corNTr. fauga'.tch, Hery. Cdr f.ty, Henry Lunu JoM ph G Portage, 0. C Hof.Ains, JJox EiJeroo., ,, Dcwcyvil'e, J. C. liewey, Calls Port, Thomas Hamper, ,, Bear Ulvcr C;ty, Win. Neeiey, ,, H. P. Jcnson, Mantua, will be iirigham City, Alviu Nichols, ,,,, ut 8uiuinit,8CHulet jos. wAUtn, W. II. D.VMK, Presiding Kishop JOUN A. KNIUIIT, over the three lat named pWoe. sni-.iuliii- Publications ono er ian Sp STEEL PENS. Oliver .THE.CELEBRITED SEFAI-WEEKL- Y ruLUihtd Room 3, God he's Building. IRON Parsroonafi, 8 8. Smith. Parowaa, W. IJ. Date. Bishop. UnTflllnKOl (tie Mcpherson l'qnes combing 50 for combing, and 3,5 H for delaine. California wool hns1 been sustained at full prices. Sales of THE 405,000 lbs. at IS d' 32, and sales of XX O , 04,400 lbs., of pulled wool at i:s to 10. ihroiru Irom n Carrlngc. Gen. Rock Island, 111., 7. Sherman and Secretary Cainerou AND arrived from the west this morning and spent the day as the guest? of Col. D. W. Flagler, commander of Railroad Pennsylvania the arsenal. In the afternoon, run tho Celebrate I while riding, the horses became unmanageable and threw the partya from their carriage, inflicting PULLMAN PALACE CARS tjerious but not dangerous wound on Col. Flagler, and bruising the nominations. The demonstration ntOM others of the party. This evening being of an unsoctarian character. Gen. Sherman anil Secretary Cam- was imposing in numbers and eron left for Chicago. Chicago to Baltimore appearance, consuming about two hours in passing a given point. KMCHiiei $13,000 lire. A t'iiglllt A O Govunor Irwin acted as president Detroit, 7. E. G. Miller, the of the day, and everything passed fugitive brought hero to answer an of!" in tho luost satisfactory manner. oM charge of escaped Without Change .' lust night from the cOken while from the Michi Concerning Crook's Comman- dI.eavluf CIiicao Bolljf nt 0:15 p.m. beiuc conductedto the jail. gan Exchange Horrible Condition of the Troops. A Ore this afternoon at Liapeer, This route Is especially desirable for BT business men, as it gives them an opportu Mich., the Masonic Ciikyknnk, October 4. A man to visit Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Now block anddestroyed nity frame named several adjoining in tho York and Boston, the best markets George W. Liudsey, a prosloss $15,000. East. buildings; pector belonging to the Union Ask for Tickets Tin Pittsburg,! ortw ayne Stock Yards at Chicago, arrived Yellow Fever Interment. and Pennsylvania Central R. R.. which can from Crook's command. be obtained at all regular Railroad Ticket lere y 7. The interments, Savannah, Offices In the West.at the Company's Olllcts command at Custer the He left o, of which twenty-twwere 4:1, West Madison St. and at Depot, corner Madison and Canal Streets, west Mle, Liu- - thirteen were yellow fever, of tho City on Sunday, September 24th. He says the whole party were worn cago. burials nino were colored. F. K. HTEKS, out, barefooted, infested with paraPass, and Ticket Agent. sites, and in a horrible condition. On the loth Crook aeut out a party FORE1CK. J. S. McCULLO I UI1, of 150 on a foraging expedition from Manairer' tho Little Missouri, where the com WEST INDIES. I ttt.-4.eJovellar Return A Mer mand was at that time. The scouts of the party on the second day af chant Suicides. ter leaving Crook discovered a vil- via Key West, 7. Havanna, of thirty lodges of Sioux. The General Jovellar unexpect- iege Capt. whole tparty lay in ambush until NT II. further notice trains will leave edly returned to this city yesterday at Ogilcn daily as ralioivi: morning. Ui9 sudden return, after the next morning, when they at a;id arri-tacked the Indians. After a slight I.KAVK. the papers had said he went to resistance n they lied to the rocks s.it. Daily Express make arrangements lor a Winter and trees. The Indians kept up the Mixed p. in. comment. Some excites A.m. campaign, Crook's Freight until command ar fighting say he could not go beyond Las rived, when they sent a squaw out, AUR1VK. Cruzes on account of the rebels in and Crook, 6:15 p.m. Dally Express an interpreter, B:40 p.m Mixed that neighborhood; but the most told them ifthrough he surrendered 2:16 m. they p Freight.. probable reason is that he has re- would not hurt them. The Indians with nmdo at Ogen Dally of his being had but one round of ammunition Central Pacific R. R.and with Utah Cen- ceived Intelligence tral road for Halt Lake City and ml ulut superseded m tne Captain General apiece left. During this time the lu Southern Utah. shin. This change would make bucks of the made their es At Bryan with stages for Sweet wati-the present precarious situation cape. There parry nut seven sur mines. weie worse. General still when Jovellar, At Cheyenne with Douvcr Pacific road enow i rendered, Head, a noted and he Btarted from here, took $150,000 chief, was killed. The for Denver, Central City, Georgetown whole com all noints in Celoraito and New Mexico. in gold with him to pay some of mand then to Crook At Omaha with Chicago and Northwestproceeded to arrears Two Chlthe troops. the ern, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacltle, were terriTheir euflerings City. battalions of Spanish troops are re- ble. caro, Buriiugwjn ana vuinyy, iturnngiou out f Joe St. Mo. In Kansas Being provisions, River Neb., City, and to have revolted for not had tolive on'tbrse flesh for they nine and Counoll Bluffs railroads, and Missouri ported River line of steamers for ail points East receiving their arrears of pay. Crook days. procured provisions and South. The Diario emphatically denies from tho residents and Tickets for sale to all points east at Bank- the kept on to report that General Jovellar is- Custer City, where they, ., Salt Lake arrived ing Mouse of McCorulck & to from be relieved tte Cltv: also at Uuion Pacific Hallroat Ticket Captain- last Saturday week. There they ou Office in Ogden, at which otliue berths Generalship. meet their Crook will sleeping oars can be socured. Carl Muuder, commission mer await orders supplies. THUS. L. KIMBALL, he ex there, though Gen'l Ticket Agent, Omaha. chant and importer of jewelry, com pects to be ordered to keep on the dOO II. II. Claii &, Gen SupU mitted suicide last night, by snoot Red Cloud agency, which Is about ing. of Laramie. forty miles north-eas- t re over ",000 men with There wi TURKEY. Crook, it will take two weeks for Kl.stlca For l'eace er Aruilstlte. them to be able to start again. is general dissatisfaction Tliere In 7. is stated It Belgrade, the troops against Crook, the among circles that Ristics, diplomatic Wo are constantly receiving t have said that Servian minister of foreign aflalrs, who is reported Is making ereat efforts t; oitain the soldiers were afraid of Sitting Bull; that a number of times he peace or an armistice. knew where the Indians were but AS IT IS would not attack them on that ac CHINA. count. A oleffy for the Yunnan Oolrsjte 4. A Sioux ISSL'EI) FROM TOE PRESS, Chicago, October 7. An Imperial c ty Bhanghai, says the latest from the special has been published expressing Uni er Missouri say9 the Indians And daily order such pieces as tare edict regret for Margary'a murder, na at the Cheyenne agency have near not in stock. Sheet Music aillrmingthe right of foieigners to ly all left the agency and Joined sent to all parts of the travel throughout the country and the hostile.". Ol 7,0(Kl at the agen Territories at Pubautho enioy the protection of the there are uni .uu remaining lisher's price?. rlties. An envoy, with a letter of cy nosiues are eu cam pea near The apology for the Yunnan outrnge, is the agency in a large body. S, to go to ii.ngianu at once. Chromvic. r.s. to the Sheffleld by iirnvy Inlttry eontu-ctloii- A pot, ties. As I GRATES Reading .Hatter. 'r. k Springs, nUTINO A PT0VT5, tho t8t proves t. the cheapest.- 8 loves uauufacturci Rathbone Hard Jt Co. hare stood th for thlrty-tlvyears, and their pattern take the lead of all other manufacturers. IN I'V o , ir HAS ARRIVED AT COLUMNS EIGHTY D TON or fuei r.lAIITELS AIIO H rishop. PJKSTOX. Presiding P.. gsiaigga RAVER OOCN1Y. Harr, John R. Murdocs. MlnrsTllle, James McKr' Bishop. meeting of the army f Tennessee in Washington, October MaluU Ci!j,DantelDanle;3,0neMac-'.- . .1a(. ,, ISth and 19th, are completed. The Samaria, Samuoi Williams, ,, annual address will be delivered by Cherry Crei-K- .1. 1). June.-.Hen. John M. Thayer, of Wyoming, who commanded a division in A. NICHOLS, Presiding Bishop. Ot-ner- sVib-uLo- R JOHN ti. MUKDOC'K. P Charles Robinson. " ' Preston, i H. H. Dalrymnlo, Ovid, Peter Jonecn. N. Austin, Liberty. ,, 'Parts, U. J. Home, liloomirwUrti, George Oamomi, St. Charles, John A. Hunt, ,, Fwa Haxen, Uyrum Rich, Lake Town. Ira Ncbcker.Rear Lake co,Utah Sleadowvill, Jos'ah Tufts, Krtioiift. Itandolph Stewart, ,, Wooiirnj, Henry Lee, Almy, Samuel P.ke, Wyoming Terr't.v y EvamU'U , Wna. G. liurlcn, " " - FURNACE WOBK BOOF1NU, Galvanized Sheet Iron Cornice Made to order Solderod Top Fruit and Honey Cans a Specialty in thofr Season. Warehouse and Workshops, WestJTe mple st reet, Opposite City Meat Market. 306. Nalnt. 1 ' Reeoectfully announces to the public that ho will carry on tho business of tho late firm nf Mitnhfill A James, and trusts, by to business, and small prostrict attention fit, in merit a. continuance of the natronaxe so liberally bestowed upon tb lato firm. A full line of RlftV and Galvanized Iron Pipe and Fittlngrs kept in stock. Hose Pipe and fittings for same. Agent for Humsey's celebrated Force and Lift Pumps. Punips repaired and Pump i ltuugs on nana. P. O. Box, 15, 1860, inter-yello- 's no Churcu oi Jettut llirl-- i or niL-sio- (S211 W27 GREATLY REDDCED spring PITTSBTJ FORT WAYNE SPECIALTY. & and Selections 8. Meadow Creeki W.H. 8t0t vroi n, f. 111 man. Kar,ogb, Culbert .am. WILLIAM BUDGE Presiding Bishop. U6or(etotrn,Hen r; r Lewis, Ilea Lakoc.vld.ho tsewiin wton, J. w. Moore. ' Monti Holier, ; ;ad PAPER delaine. . Be sure vur Tickets read VIA ROCS California, sales of Ohio and PennISLAM). been So 1,000 lbs., sylvania have A. M. SMITH X No. 1 at MS, 41, and including General Passenger Agent, Chicago. at 47. Tho Picklock and XXX HrOH Riddle, Gen'l Sup't, Chicago. dl2U Cm sales of Michigan were 9o,000ibs., at 37 and 38; sales of 30,000 Wisconsin at 35 33'.; sales of 23,000 lbs. at western of 3SJ; sales of 198,400 TbroMh Gars to Washinatoa City lbs. of and delaine at 47A SASH & DOORS5 PIONEER Wool Market 7. "Wool quiet, Savannah, from ments eight. vm EDWARD HUNTER 1'ieslding Bishop of the Church. llro-mei- l To-day- mm m Jitter-da- y New Haven, S. The British cleared yessteamer John terday for Constantinople with a cargo ci nneen minion cartridges, VI:iluedat $373,000 for the Turkish government. Yellow l'cvcr Interments. with a Boston, fair demand from manufacturers, and sales foot up 1,800,000 lbs. Prices are well maintained, with a OMAHA and CHICAGO. firmer 'feeling on some grados. Through Tickets to all Eastern Cities via is a very small stock of dethis favorits route can bo obtaino'1 at al There fleeces and combing and ticket offices of tho Union Paoiho Uailroad sirable and Utah Central. -- CI i demolished. More Cartrldijcs lor Turkey. price was 51,800,000. v Lumber, Shingles, Publisher. with Chamberlain conspiracy ngninst the free ballot. Another liepertcd lraud. Tliere u Me., 8. Portland, excitement in this city over the reported failure of "John Randall, a prominent grain merchant, who had been ill some time, and intrusted his business to his son, the well known oarsman. He has left town, as is said, with a considerable amount of funds. MiiUe of Rnllrosd lfnnds. The employes of the Portland and Ogdensbnrg R.R. struck last night for arrears of pay. They have five months pay duo them. The strike embraces engineers, conductors, station ugenU, and lower grades of employed. They asseit that if they r.o train arenot paid shall run over the road. Storm and Loss ot 1,1 lo. Xev.' Vork, S. During a heavy-storat and about Whitehaven, Pa., j esteruay, several persons were killed, trees uprooted and houses d. With all Fast Express Trains, East, North and sou in. t3F The most elegantly furnished LOB SLE&PIXO CA RS ever used on any railroad are now built, owned and run by this Company between REMOVED into oui HAVING Building, we are now in prepared to furnish everything our line at the Lowest ItateB and with dispatch. O. CALL) lull, at With t rales arriving from the West by Central and Union Pacific Railroads, and at GEO. H.TAYLOR, V. ARMSTRONG T. LATIMEK, GEO. ROMNEY lii'.w and that he ha; eaertt Aationul Two Doors Xorth of lidUnt IJL Ii.! RAILROAD. PACIFIC c3 A Co., erance, a workman, probably fatal ly. Alter a nnors time tue flames were extuiffuisheu ana the firemen examined the hold, when were discovered the horribly burned bodies of Thomas Iufjraham, Liewis Bulli- vau, George belJ,W m. J? urlong and James McDonald, workmen employed in making the repairs. The Uuropa waa engaged in the petroleum trade, and the timbers being saturated with tho oil the flume nproad with frightful rapidity. Appointment. 7. The President Washington. y appointed Liafayette Meljaws postmaster at Augusta, Cla. , vice Charles 11. 1 rince, Bupenueu under the tenure of office act. The previous, appointment of McLaws to be postmaster at Savannah is there by cancelled, and Postmaster Clark continues in that office. Uailroad Chanced llautls. Iowa,". The llock-forDavenport, Rock Island and St. liouis Uailroad was sold some davs ago to the Chicago, Burlington and Ouin- cy road, which took possession to day, ana put its men in the man agement. The new ofiicers are Robert JIarris, managing director; Robert Harris, Jay OoulJ, Walter Trumbull, George Armour, Ii. (). Stoddard, J. M. Walker, and G. 8. llastin, directors; R. T. Dana, general superintendent. The purchase m I A P P I. V TO dim . - - 6 FranclseoVtrlta,(Ully nate day.......:..... JO a ao a ui For Sanrete and 8eler coun- in ties, dally, except Satu- rday... Wa Stock' nrlvtlesoa. oftea lead to fortu For. Cedar VaUey, Falrnold Speoulatoti should call or write for tx pi book. Men and Idiom bf IVall Street and Tlatlo mining dis--- " Itvirif the highest and lowest prkxaa tor tricta, Tuesday, Tktfrs- years and other valuable information. dar and Saturday-- . .... 4 so a skbtt ah Btook PrtvUecef on most reUable houset 1 i orrioa bocb-s-. PvniM in rash. N nablUtT be ron General . Delivery tipeo from I a.m. mara-lnaHtrnka huurht on small iMt Orders axMutedby mall and telegraph and p.m. Sunday, U;0 to LM p.m ; . Money Order and Rsglstsr depart w prompt letnrns nsoi, mx vmor ani ia from an. to 6 , , . , t ca, Outside door" open from 6 a.m. to W p. ' Danker and Broker, ?i DHOADWAT, N. T Am J, il, UQQRt, Pofm.Mtr ui ! rant to iU MgiT&jNo Anuam , p-s- , ui |