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Show alt Lake Evening Chronicle. OL. 5. MO. 13. SALT LAKE CITY, SATL'KDAY, NOVEMBER POLITICAL, CVURKNCV. altlake eveningchronicle KVFKY EYEVIXll, ,.jr if1 iuim4ayarelet irPNICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, MOOItfOSATSDj i7 H(l jrtfbrmjiL sooth. Salt StiMt, S. Mi'ui Trm i to all parts ot By Carrier tM - Lake City. H.4&09 .... 4.00 .... 2.00 city : 75 .rnoatt , irBSTOTBEM who do not rcedro the r hate any can of complaint, will iTby notliyln thooCcc. ..or .oirie-- t th S11 Uke CKJ Portoce n. CsUItion aiul What is Ralng Bald and Doss Ovar Ilia Presidential Klaetion. New York, Not. 14.Thc Tribune Uble gives Blaine 57,734 plurality in the counties ot the Plate outside ot New York and Kings. In the latter counties it uvi the Democrats claim 59,957 plur aiity for Cleveland, and loseee thus far of the canvam in the above two countiee ere said to reduce Cleveland! plurality in the Stalmto 68,588, still giving Cleveland a plurality in the State of 854. The Sun says : Carl Schurs can never be a cabinet officer nndcr e Democratic President alter participating in the fraud of 1870, which even Republican papers are tnuox, Buxine. Manager. now admitting. Chicauo, Nov. ilia 14. Iublle Land. In lha SUwknieu'a MISCELLANEOUS. Convention the committee on resolution presented an extended rejHM t on the question of fencing rouge on government lands. It set forth that obtaining permanent rental of these land in some legal form is of the greatest importance to the future of stock raising; that these lands are largely uafit for agricnltura and not reclaimab'e by irrigation, on account of the broken snrface and lack of running streams; that the Colorado and Wyoming stockmen have two hundred millions invested in the business, adding to the taxable wealth of the country anil lowering the price of beef, and that they would welcome the or to rent opportunity to buy these lands for a of term years; that the committee to go to Washington to suggest stock hgUlaiico be instructed to endeavor to secure the passage of a law permitting rental to stock owners who are actual occupants of grazing laud between the Missouri river ana the Pacific L'oa.it for the long-eperiod possible at the lowest obtainable rate, such rental not to interrupt or suspend the operation of existing laws for or homestead, the rentals being subject to such entries; and that the committee be instructed, before rabmitting such a law to Congress, tv ask the consent of the Colorado Stock Growers' Association, those of Wyoming; Nebraska, Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Nebraska being represented in this convention. y Irving Hall celebrated the election of Cleveland and Hendricks NOTICES. Resolutions congratulating the DemoBVSiniS FACTORY FINE MESSINA crats and Independent Republicans on rrAr Now Fig., Cocoa Nut, and the result cf the campaign and predict, Candles, the an incorruitible and capable u'gbiut. ing at Walter Cooper's Candy in llw cay, . were adopted. S. Senatotdow south of Walacr House. tor of Georgia, and P. J. May-baGordon, AND CELLAR SrOREBOOM nn rEST-- A of California, made addresses. ViArM Ko.(aV. Second South street. Apply The Tribune says: About 25,003, nearly on the promisee. njohmwi all Republican rotes, were cast for St. in rSACE OYSTER AND CnOP IIOUBE. I Absmsln. Good location, low rent. A John in this State. Would winter. tills The Tammany Hall general committee money ,,d toinaxe office. il hslf Interest. Inquire at this in their Wigwam celebrated the iIaLOIL AND LAMPS AT THE nONEKR election of Cleveland end Hendricks, end Street. H. South First HE. oil store. speeches were made by Samuel J. Ranoelilar, proprietor. dall, John Kelly, and Congressman Cox. HAZAK. JAPAN AND rTxa'HOP, CHINA of Imported HoUdsr Goods, A mat crowd waa present end Randall Bok wau Tea, naul a tribute to Tammany for its faithind conm also the China r It, China Water Lily. ete. New roods ful efforts to bring success to the DemoPrioes reaaoasble. No. 807 Hern st cratic We must not ticket, and added: ,O.Boxl06S. expect altogether partisanship to come riTOBAGE, AUCTION AND COMMISSION, from the next administration. The A lllf "Min' OB Monday Night. Market Birild-yasrlngieued the did Cityam West Temple street, I prepared to Democratic party must redeem ell its New international York, Nor.14.-T-he nasonrtde promises to the conservative people of i tr roods tor rtoiage at thepiost contest beteen KuIIivan and Greenroom to accommodate glove Mlhare ample United the abolish mu States; they at mMi,siMH asd guar- every unnecessary office; they must bring field, which talc place next Monday the government down to economy, and night, is creating great excitement among TOUR they mu at once reduce the extraordiSHOE MAKER-G- ET floor AND porting men all over the country, and and shoes and boots repaired neatly narily gnat revenues of the country. bids fair to next mo the lmproTed style, bring together a larger crowd mply.aller The great amount of public lands that Ulmr house, north. John Wets. Sullivans fight with have bean given away through the than til present profligate legislation of the Republican Tug Wilson.' A delegation of 600 sportPROFESSIONAL party mu be taken beck to the owner-chi- p ing men from Pittsburg haye chartered a of the people, to be held for actual train for the occasion, and hosts jrm't RADCLIFFK. TEACHER OF settlers under homestead laws, and office special of admirers of the manly art have teleholdenmn to be taught perform their graphed Richard K. Fox, Greenfield's Eited Wednesdays and Saturdays. duties under restriction of the laws. backerfrom Rochester, Buffalo. fiUAPMAK A WHYTOCK, DJENllSTfl, Sun The in a leader, under the caption I rTt ,Y, and Chicago, House. Phi' ' j Walker Open h. do with it asks: attend the mill. In this city the sports, Tilcphone in ofhoe J.L. whviocx, d. d. b. Will Cleveland s term unite and reinvig- - almost to a. achafuaii. man, believe that Sullivan orate the Democratic party in the doubtOFFICE IocHOLS, DENTIST. " i Walkor House, over Boabury A ful Northern Rtates, or will if have the can knock Greenfield out, end are backing their opinion heavily. In neighborStore. Anesthetl ama disarous effect upon iti fortune cities even money is being b on the Mephcns In offloa. his two years tenure of Governor had ing Baffin, not satisfied with Englishman. HITCHCOCK A STOVER. in the State of New York? The debt EKTBH the rasa It of hie boat with Sullivanwinli J. W. Hitchcock, Wasatch Block, Sett owed Cleveland to the by Independent another trial on the nine conditions, kt. W.KStorer, Logan, Utah. and Stalwart renegades of the opposing He will probably be accommodated inn SOCIETIES. party is a very trifling one if, indeed short time after the champion's match al-may not justiv be held to hare j with Greenfield. mr over pain, thamaelves. Their rMwu-deeertion notoriously prompted by a Not for Coakliag. " il and vindictive JEGULAR CONVENTIONS EVERY FBI-blsfeeling toward New York, Nov. 14. A Put Waah Lin hall of the Union, evening ren t, and verify, in this can, liter Opera Sojourning companions ington special says: One of President ahonld be its own reward. ' cordlall rlnvltad to attend. geance ARTHUR L. THOMAS. Commander. General Horatio C. King said at the Arthur's mo intimate friends said yesH. Burma, Clark. meeting of the Military Institute on terday that he hes information which Governors Island, attended by the fine-m- o convinces him the President can UTAHtODfiE NO. 1, I.0.0.F, readily officer! of the regular 'army hen: KT EVERT THURSDAY AT 7:80 F. M--, of his pary friends in In Odd Fellows Hall, Union Block, Balt we hare been in secure the support week the During past t, City. Odd Fellows In good Handing ate condition when the slightest he desire riled to attend. spark ap the New York Legislature if N.C. SPRINGER, N.O. plied to the gunpowder might have to succeed Lapham in the Senate. The J. I. Tirmus, Secretary. created a revolution. I think the idea that Cockling has any possible National Guard has been the reserve chance of again entering the Senate is SALT LAKE LOOSE NO. 2, I.O.O.F. force which has kept the spark from scouted, nor has Mr. Oonkling any exLTKEIS' EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT la Odd Fellows Hall, Union Block, creating trouble. We have passed pectation of such a fusion as hu been pa Ttllwri la good standing are InvitedG.to through a serious emergency. proposed. He added th he could say bead. GEO. A. LUKE, N. The Syracuse Morning Standard (Re with confidence that in 88 Arthur would ofdl IJ. If. Duluo, Secretary. will announce certainly be a candidate for the Repub. publican) KttDAN LODGE Ne. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. morning that, in its judgment, Cleveland liran Presidential nomination.' rnra fi ery Monday evening earned the State; and expresses the in Odd Fellows' New Hall, Union hu Can See Bo Difference. Jdd Fellows in good standing are ln- - opinion that this view will he accepted . rllea is attend. New 8tste. the Yobk, Nov. 14. The police by Republicans throughout JOHN T. BUCKLE, N.G. Senator A. P. Gorman, chairman of commissioners have received! communilore Htjjis, Secretary. tbs Democratic National Execntive Com- cation from the mayor, asking that the HUGELY LODGE Ne. 9, 1. 0. 0. F. mittee, state that William H, Vandertake glove fighta, such prevent police yfIKT8 EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING bilt has not made any contribution to the YJjUTJO'o'ciock.in Odd Fellows' Hnll,Union National Democratic campaign fund. place in Madison Square Garden, on the lock. Viiitlnf brothenmade welcome. round that they are demoralizing and PHIL. KUPPLE, N. G. . My reason for wishing to deny the 17. II. liffer in no degree from prise fights Cure, Secretary. statement that Vanderbilt contributed CALENTNE LODGE No, St K. OF P 1150,000 or any other anm, says Mr. The superintendent of police wu accordinstructed to prohibit inch exhibiMON- REGULAR CONVENTIONS EVERYWClkei Gorham, is that the story ic pat out ingly at Cale Hall, with the malicious intent of creating the tions in the future, end an order to that 730 m. psra House, p. Visiting Knlyhi AP false impression that Cleveland and effect wu sent to all police captains. ;ade welcome. PHIL, KUPPLE, C.C. PH1U of John T. Tayios, K. of R. A 8, received aid from a da ,'s Wild Lad. contributors and set of influences whose NISCELLANEOUt. Nov. 14. Senator LoHash wneu given at ell, was wholly and aid, Washington, In unstintedly devoted to the service of gans son, a lad about 18 yean old, hu Blaine; while the campaign of Cleveland resigned from the military academy of and Hendricks was dependent upon popular support, given for the mo part, in We Point. He wu beginning hia small sums. Some wealthy Democrats ond veer there. The boy wu wild and ESTABLISHMENT. did their flair share, as did also some In- could not be controlled by the authorities. He disobeyed-thrain and hia resign dependent Republicans of large means, tion wu tendered to prevent dismissal. there was no aid from great institubat IS. J. E, GREGORY tions, likely to seek new favori from the The Same OUI Story. ' National Government in the future, or Nov, 14. Arthur D. San Francisco valuable continuance of the privilege! JAYKU BOUGHT OUT THE ENTIRE of MRS. BARNUM In the Millinery already enjoyed by them. Any part in January, Deputy State Treasurer, and uliita, the campaign taken by such bodies was son of tha Kata Treasurer, wu arrested L0I entirely on theydeaf Blaine and Logan. this evening for appropriating $89,500 The Negroes vs. Jsks CtlsSMS deposited for safe keeping with the State St. Lons, Nov. 14. Among the ar- Treasurer by various counties. The ireofeaeilwlth a full and complete Assortrivals this morning wu F. M. Ownbey, money wu lost at gambling. The ment of acknowledged hu guilt. of Bakersfield, Cal. He stopped to make prisoner the over arrangements for transportation KISCILLAJnUl. Southern Pacific Railroad of 1,100 negroes from Chattanooga to Bakersfield Ownbey is the agent at Haggin and ll mswelftilly Invites her (Hands and tlie Ter is, two of the wealthie men of the public generally to calL Golden State, who have n plan for drivOwnbey said : La ing oat Chinamen. LilOniui, F, O. Hoax. raring I transported 800 negroes from C. Tennessee, and the plan proved a success. Haggin hu 000,000 acres of land in Kern county, upon which he had emploved 1,500 Chinamen. constantly ORE SAMPLING MILL Each one coats $25 per month. The a work-maiChinaman is unbearable for he is alow, cunning and thier is the curse of California. And Bullion Carefully Sampled. ith. Truly, he I have found no trouble in getting I make n written contra with iHClAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE negroes. llM the mea f 12 a month and than, giving 10 Or and BnlUon. MUL Sooth board, the women $8 and board, and the and Nevada Utah Spwfte,bwaen boys $5nd board. The 300 already coloaixed are perfeotly satisfied. They are settled on land, in good houses, draw their wag monthly. They work EDWARD MICHAEI.I8, nndcr superintendents, fuming, picking and preserving fruit, working In dairies and raising cotton. This la induiy is NOTARY a novelty for California. We raised 800 belts of cotton this year. The result hu rid ounelyu of been that we almo known hu well so Chinaman. Indeed, SALT LAKB CITY. UTAH. our suoocu become In Ken county, that I have received order for the colonising J. D. of 10,000 negroes, whom I expact to obtain this winter. In the negro California the see her only hope again ATI ORNEY-AT-LA- W nis Powder never varies. Amen jOlCV Homo-mad- e udoiiii-irtralio- ; Ex-U- TRICE, FIVE CENTS IS, 1SS4. MISCELLANEOUS. PALACE HOTEL, A. L. WILLIAMS, MAIN AND THIRD SOUTH STREETS.. Riggs & Shear, FOR AGENT SALT LAKE CITY. Pleasant Valley Coal. Proprietors, OFFICE : 145 S. Main Street, Next to Barratt Brop. iuriiiture Stow Yard Temporarily Just. North of Utah Central Railway Depot GUARANTEES GOOD. CLEAN, SCREENED COAL. Orders Solicited au.l rramptljr Filled. st t a. -- i NEW HOUSEI RATES $1.50 u - J P y In vu - L liSjiecial Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons & AND PRICE THE OF REDUCTION PLEASANT VALLEY 'AND WELL-KN0W- ANTHRACITE M COLORADO COKE AND COAL. CHARCOAL Orders solicited and promptly filled. Telephone No. 211, connected with yard and office. YARD OPPOSITE D. A R. G. PASSENGER DEPOT ; Office 20 and 22 Second South Street. THE 1876. STOCK FINEST IMPORTED STYLE, FOB FALL AND WINTER IN THE CITY. gJBin . FIT AND Line of TIES BALING PRESSES, KNOWLES AND STEAM For all purpose. BALING WIRE, PUMPS, All sizes constantly in stork. PORTABLE 8TEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE WIIEEL8 SAW MILLS AND SHINGLE MILLS. Correspondence solicited. Inquiries answered promptly. JOS. BAUMGARTEN, FAS H IONAB LE Fall and defy competition. TAILOR1 JUST r.KCKIYKD A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF .TO.. Sample Fashion Plate and Rulu for Winter Goods! forwarded on application. BUCKLE" & SON, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, P. SALT LAKE CITY. a BOX CARD,- - 8, 1884. SEFf. Consisting of the Very Be Imported and Domestic Suitings. 682. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. NERY HAY PRICES -- NEW TIME DEDERICK T1A Pantings PRICES?: bTHSii Guaranteed. SUITINGS LOW Well-Assort- ..AND ORKMANSHIP OVERCOATINGS VERY Agricultural Implements OF MOffT...... COMPLETE . AT A Full and AMES LARGEST Aim rr SOLD ALL KINDS, Wood And Pig Iron. ESTABLISHED S Warranted of Bert Quality and to be Peasant Valiev, Anthracite and Colorado Blacksmith Coals IN FIRST-CLAS- OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, CO., FOR THE OXLY GENUINE AGENTS at WILLI to25Q DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED PER DAY. REMINGTON, JOHNSON II 7, u SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. Rates to Permanent Boarders and Families. Street Car and Busses from ail Depots pass tha door. r of'muvill IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. ssr",rasss r,J NEW AND MODERN AND George A. Lowe, NEW FURNITURE! 1115. MAIN STREET P. O BOK afofl. ffVSamptaa sent oe oppllcattoa to all parts . the country. BROOM HOTEL, PASSXKGER TBAIH8 LKAVI BALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS: OGDEN, UTAH. LOCATED IN THE - BUSINESS CENTRE e .w 55 56 Street. Main lillinery and Hair HAVING LEASED AND REOPENED THIS CONKLIN A CO. u L PUBLIC Absolutely Pure, LOMAX, 4o. Q4W. Qnoond South 8trowt, Rjmaa Block, Balt Lake CUy. Oyster Grotto. Try tbooo celebrated cooked in every style. fresh OT" I I VI SOW Powders. ftlgBI, ".SSHew York. BULBS! New and I GOODS $ NEVADA BULBS! & UTAH O. F. Railway. - AND FRIDAY. JUNE AFTER MOUNTAIN STANDARD NO. tlME &10 a. leave Balt Lake Cltj Leave Terrain us Lmti Tooele. Arrive eMeseteieetieesttesiMeteeM OeTfleU.isM, u at Balt Lake i sx Korea HAS City p. FROM OF BELGIUM STAR Esstem Prices, such is HYACINTHS, TULIPS, BLEEDING HEARTS, Ladles and rtnllemefl, now is the time to Bulba In the ground for spring Call and esamlno stoex for oi Damttt Brea. Telephone Trenafirr and Exeareloa Wagons fnreadlum. Moving Haaoa,Oijau ahmi and Farntture a Bradattr. Have the SSliesaisSL'i?3yr- AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. JrParticular attention called to the fact th PEOPLE LEAVING OUDK. ON ANY OF THE MORNING TRAINS, by coming on Afternoon or Evenin' Train from Salt Lake and staying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE HOU l AK THIRTY MINUTES FOR SLEEP IN THE MORNING. The Commercial Travelers interests will be mo License required for commercial traveler! in Ogden. respectfully atteu. M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. GEO. M SCOTT & CO. -- DEALERS IN- - Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, BROWN'S NO. 141 VAIN STREET. FIRST &sra,K3issr. Hotel LILIES, Etc,, Etc. your EXPRESS put blooming. fiuof fcariadmad wagon th brerahtto tht erantry. - Furnished NARCISSUS, CROCUS, A. wu RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK All first class, sold ot age Bpaetal Rates given to Sunday eehootaBo ohtlflt. ete. No Irelfht will be received after 4 p. m. W. W. RITIK, & F. FENTON, Gen. FLA Fan BupL rarest! STREET, Wert of Ctlft House, 11 pm. 5,000 BULBS 20 p. III. .....MS m. FARE to Back Rock or Garfield and return SrnCK, W. THIRD SOUTH lffOp.m, isseaiee sell irelDByMcenlB. Children brtween five and tea yarns Coenti EXPRESS 240 m. Leave Garfield .. ......... .mm. . ....... .MM.AOdO a. ui. 11:10 a. m. Leave Tooele.. .... Arrive at Tormlnua 11) a. in. IllTO FLORIST, IS, ONISM. the Utah AJTevsda Company will ran Uialr trains u follows (Sundays exeepted): DUE, Well . - Marble Works MILL FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, ETC. Cornu Vain and Third Booth streets. BEAUTY OF DESIGN AND SKILL workmanship wp data eompotUloo, U eeuol be VBoenoido see ilek rropitotat 144, 146 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake City. |