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Show lit Ml THE EVENING NEWS. January 4. 117 L0C1L MO OTHEH tUTTER$4 - TwrrT.riE.rr Qtroar or SsvaxTits. Th. m,mbri of the Ut Qtxornm. of wecklj ,r.QUM will eocamencxi their 0 o'clock. at next Fnday irntej meeting, nw uy orutr ui touneu the ia ,StqUM Ktder WiiHaai ltoDinsou, -- -d- -- . . Xnrrom Cocatxa: r ;i tflr.DelleTinirrom known fralantry to tha sex that you yoar will not rafuaa a coatmonieatioa from a Ia lady, I crare spae for tha fbUowiog the Item cot a ma of Ieo. yoar luu atatement of a riUafleld "man the Mormonly Inclinedwhomwho had ttfrned ha had Uredj for adrirt hla wl with maayyear and had anbstitnted a yonnysr woman In her place, rieaae. Sir, allow me to ask by what spirit, knowledge, or an yon pronoanca tha man "Mor-raon- ly thorlty fnclinadr I hara Ured sixteen yaara laUtah and been Intimately acquainted with her people, and moat poaislTely know that such conduct la nnmormonly. No man. Sir, can puna sacn a coarse ia Utah and retain a atandlax In tho Ckarch Balats. I wuh. Sir. the same f Latter-da- y coald be said of chorchaa In this region. Why not make the appUaation to other sects Instead of calling It "MoraxXiljl" Why forever throw alara and libels Out to the purest, moat lndastrioos and teniper-at- e people of the agr Tha preea tra Tails la pain to be delivered of some evil respeople. pecting thla cruelly persecuted From whsno thla Itching "for ertl?H Can It be that editors are ao far tali an from their high calling as to knowinjrly use their position to publish the moat libelous falsehoods to pleas a vitiated public taste, instead of It, or ax we a a "Mormon" peopla,atandtng befbr the Pharisees, lawyers, doctors, priests and rabble in the same light that the ancient Saints stood to such a class when it was decided that "no good thing could come out of Kaxarethr hundreds of California gold dig-sir, the reaeuea oy us rroca starrauaa, the gca teas of thousands of poor that wti hare liberated from tha despotism of the old world and emigrated seren thousand miles by voluntary donation, the colonisation of me centre poms or in American tiesert with a hundred and fifty thousand inhabtU ants who eachew Intemperance, prostitution. Infanticide and adaHarya mora3 deadly than leproay, aeem ail forgotton. And, Sir. this ia not all that it forgotten: It is that the coarse being pursued inflames the pubilo and la calculated to produce the renewal of arson, robbery,' conHitation, Orl rings, and aeatn, crom whicn we a a oeoole hav atofSared so severelv. Permit me In coaclaaioo to state thai ray op port a nluea of viewing people in this aad the old world have, not been mearew and 1 bear my testimony .thai for indnabry, piety, hlfh-tone-d mormiUy, and liberal iiy, X know of no peoV . , ple that efual the Mormons. Slater Spencer eviJeatly possess s the spirit of hex raiaalon, Is qualified to do good and ws wLslfherJoy laher labors. lt con-tai- ns ea-nohU- ng ao-brie- cy, aeif-eacrlnck- sg . TtlC TtlTtttTOJI ondala dlaaatar mornlDff, The breaker of thoyesterday mine, Nottingham in tho South era end of town, was on fire. There were fifty-flv- e men In the mine. The main trap, like that of bat ono outlet. Notwithno notice was this to the standing men below that the buildinggiven above was on fire, fortunately with grear exertion, not only was it prevented from spreading but extinguished, the men below remaining all the while In Ignorahco of their danger. The fire was the work of gross . carelessness , on the part of the company. . It that two stoves wero kept in appears the breaker" to tor pick give heat to the boy employed out tho slate from the coal. - The ;plpee from these stoves were directly through the woodwork of the building; without any protection, and the woodwork became heated until it was of the consistency of tinder, and then It Ignited. At noon some of the men came up to get their dinner, and although every exertion was made to keep ' the fire from their knowledge, the fact leaked out, and they became aware for the first time of the terrible fate they had escaped.inWhen they went down again they formed the rest of the men, and they at once held an Indignation meeting, and resolved to go op. When they got up they assembled the rest of the miners belonging In the mine, . numbering and held another about seventy-fivwould not meeting, resolving that they two chimuntil Into mine the again go and stove wereUnlJt for the pipes neys a watchman placed In" chargo of the building night toand day,a and the men at the bottom hare signal when thera was danger at the aurface. Since then the mine has not been workod.The men still regain firm and the proprieafTdctlons. tors of the mine net being able to get Such ia a very brief sketch of the case men to supply the places of tho old whicn has made the lad r who reads at the any hands are yielding to their demands, Theatre night so famous. and the construction of the chimneys ha commenced, but they tbiutc that one, with a man in charge at night will HrrfxAJ. to tus DE3ETXET X EWa beio&clent. They decline to place one on In the day time, but the men Insist cm two watchmen and an alarm bell. HES. tragedyn Poughkeepsle 1. A terrible 'near Tarry-towoccared at Hollow, Bloepy FTERNOON-DISPATCthla p.m. A man named V. W. Buckout shot his wife, a New York merchant named Alfred Ilandall and a XAitnoiv tsvxvr. or jiixeks. the son of the latter; named Chas. Ban- dall. Mrs. Buckout was shot through ITtrriHe TrsrrJjr ia Ponrfikrfptie, Sew Tori". the temple, Alfred Randall through the heart. Mrs. Buckout and Alfred: Ran UN T1IK HUDSON. dall are dead: Unas, ltandail lies in; a A IlgAVY SfOHM dangerous condition. Buckout gave and was lodged Wore en the '"Alabama Qaestlen. himself up Immediately in Jail. The cause of tho trsgedy Is by some persons ascribed It jealousy; others ILklNOIS. believe liacaout was inaane. the-tim- At-ondaleh- ad e " ire Nnng constantly mad to the Museum end Menagerie. W supped la yetr&y and fbaod twv fin wild emU added to the .oltectloa of animals; on of them is very thcrtfgnt Urge, and when entrapped It . Prebcoa Lion hvl MaunUia caaj-hti tor the reeeplion paration wer being made f a cam l, which had been procure! tor IK Menagerie. The superintendent, Mr. vnglrvannl Ulla us h I occasionally eanojed by young1 people crowding axoand tb fata and desiring ad mission oa z the ead-head principle. He ta under the unpleasant necessity, of course, of refining such applications; tor tf ha commence this, end? Where all am brethren. whr will Itthe line be drawnr Tht ex where shall ranae cfcrcatinr thla Masenm and Meaag rte la very great, and the current expanse trine. oiDUUtUUlsciM insucauon is no nt wbara tbD proprietor la dotnjr ao ttmeh jaw on iarUMaid wuimynen. to orUMMa who d !" aJmtoUoo, tha prt do a little- - It U an admirable movement, be and gives promise. If eneoursJ. .'and coming a tery valuable eatablUhticnt be a great nubile benefit, and It shoald . vaetained. S PHOXooiunrr. Tha Importance of having a practical acquaintance with, this valuable art U too well known to need elaboration. The necessity of having a tkchr of the art, who eoalj give time to tha duty and extend ao acquaintance with it, has been Very apparent; bat those .who were qnallfled to teach It nave bad he!r time occupied with other duties, and K has recelred a& beat only secondary consideration. Thera la a good opportunity Carlo Itself now for all who eboaeto make to gain a phonetic ofatndy and dealra knowledge phonography, as Bro. C 1. Sloan propose to open classes In phonogon reasonable terms, and to teach raphy the l5ecret Alphabet grataitoaaiy. lie la work, has had con-- I fully com p tent for thaand eiderabl been iuo-' exparlenca oeaafat tn teaching; and la a Rood,Tery thorough pnojtauciara uar young peopio oag&t to take adrantax of thla opportualty. Namee of those dealrlnir. ta beoomft pu 3 pils can D i art at tma ooce, . A Vadt Mwaioxaitr Mr. C. V. f pen ce r ot this city, now oa a Tlalt to ralallona, ta Masaachaaatta, ta brarely defending the charactef of fxtenda at home here 1a the raountalna. In reply to an article htiaJed 'Mormonly Injllned" pnblUhed la; tha Berkshire, Mass., Cb nrir Of the lsC alt. suter Spencer wrote the following tatter, which appeared In that paper of thif 8th ttUs who wa1agreted to eome tnto poasesslon of coAsUlex&bl YelTcrton was arrested and Imprisoned on the charge of ana airs-- i ei vcrton vrs--s taisea Dy oigxmy, oClcers of the law to testify asainst Mm. the Bat lore fcrherhusbaad out weighed every other consideration and aha - refused to testify. Msjor x elrcrton, as a consequence, was rsleased; snd then, to reoulte his wle for her devotion, he denied the validity of jus mtrmrs wita ner,. endeavoring to ahelter hinuclT under an old statute which made it lilerxl for anr Irish Ilomaa Cath olic priest toi pcifona. tha ceremony of Dcrweea a 1 toman Catholio and a marriage Protestant alU gtng that she waa a Protestant at tha ceremony waa performed, lie farther sought to defame the character of his wife In the moat Infam ous manner. 2Ie waa of noble name, with powerful frier ds; aho waa youn j, almost anfrlanJftd, aid.hxl this grief to Icon-te- nd with. Brie went to DabUn, sought out jar wnu,ide iana Mr. U'liagan, two of th most eminent coanselora at the Irish bar. and convinced them of her truth and tho great wrong" that hid boon dona her. Tho case came on In trial at Dabltaj and though YelTerlon tub-prnea witness sa to can odiam upon her name. she aneeesnfully maintained her honor and vlrtae, and Won laer honesty, cause. So much excitement was there at the time of tho trial, UiAt when the result waa announced tho vast in the court room rose andaomUlage cheered in the moat ftantio manner, while her carriage was drawn to her hotel bv an excited poou- lace, over fifty thousand people Joining In procession. Yelvrrton narrowly escaped. and one man, who was taen for him, was being dragged to the Llfly to bo drowned, when tho in la take wai disco re red. Then, to weary her out, appeal after appeal waa ana me ease was onaiiy before th llonee of ljorde.orougnt VelTerton. bowerer dieappearedand a dlroro coald not be obtained. Ill family discarded him and took hla much abated wife Into their ...-.- CASE. . . -- ; laa-en- e, . i J to-morr- ! . riree, Baisw, la laet. etew,tat Chleag ,The total loaaraby fire at Chicago dur-idg the year lstu amount to 51,13,1, J315,6G4 of which were covered by Insurance. The following are the receipts of tha shipments 'for the landing of afmy produce.! a thla city daring last year. Heceipta'of CaUr.Unrrela 2.259,004, wheat bushels, shipments 2C7,S t , -,- . OHIO. (Jeaeral Assembly. Columbus 3. The General Assembly of Ohio met thla mernlng. The Ben ate was organized, electing B. A. Hall, Republican, Clerk: R.B. Churchill, Detuo- The iiouso was crat.be rgeant-at-armA. J.. Cunelecting lied, organ partially ningham, an Independent Republican front Hamilton County, Speaker, Layman. Democrat Clerk. Three indepen dent Republican from Hamilton Counroted steadily with the 'Democrats, K. innlngbam voted for himself. l s. recelpU 15,214,0c, ahipmenU 12,443,679; corn rrcel pta 23,032,325 h pmen ta 20,803, receipts 11,233,833. shipments 8, 220,420; lire bog receipts. 1,700.500 shipments 1.021.0O; cattle, recelpta 493.C27, 5 lpment2Tl,02S; wholesale aalca return-- e J to the assessor of Internal revenue for the year, 333.735,520 dollars, being an Increase of five percent, over those of FOREIGN 5EWS. last vear. ' The; In come returned in the to amount teveatythree millions : cityaaJe of real, estate an aggregate) of the WEST INDIES. C0.423 buildings have tallllons forty Thing In ITavasta. been erected daring the year, the Becent advices from Havana say that TaJno of which being sixteen sixty-thre- e citizens that place had xnillonn The tjacsaed value in the city been seized ana sent of to rjpain on suspi-to cfreal estate and peraonalpropertyIa2C0, cion of in the plot being Implicated, dollar?.? 022fi$! seven the destroy gunboats; epauiau 4 $ ; , teen more have been Imprisoned on the ; same grounds. A young millionaire and planter, ireeeda of Tf r aelathsa , Itare--t- v named Don Tello Bamar had been' exe -- A asaaataw s fee Jtea Mystert-aaaeaijpaiaei cuted at the request of the Mantanzas Tragedy Terrible Starve. volunteers. Borne citizens had been New York. Pers Uyaclnthe'e lect shot by order of 'a drum head court ure netted $2,700, , t o the French benev martial. Two gentlemn, too Infirm i ' .r and aged to be sent to Bpaln had been olent society. Tha committee appointed by the Un put under bonds I of $100,000 aaU to Ion League to raise a subscription for keep the peace toward Bpain. Mrs. Btanton expect to rats S 100.000. New York. News from Haytl to the A. T. rite wart will head the Ilet with a 2Sth of December says the Revolutionhandsome sum. ists' warsteamer had succeeded in trans(New Yoiik. 3, A terrible tragody, porting the troops to Petit Grand and In some of Its features tho Grand Grave and turned the blockade faoaous Helen Jewett murder. Invested of Port an Prince, acting In concertwlth id adUiUon.witU shadows and dark mys the land force. The attack waa made iiisabetn street, simultaneously by sea and land on the tery, occurred at last evening. The house was one of as night of toe bin. tdb iana rorce entersignation, and Ifcept by, Mrs. 'Beck. ed the city, and took unrestricted posAmong .the visitors .and occupants of session of every point of Advantage and the back room, every Babbath afternoon, the entire city was speedily in their Vi ava tawa a f ftwsi e w mntKa fva t H wa aesssssp Balnave's war vessel, the Al arw U e La hands. awvusaifi unknown gentleman and aiav vell- - gonquin, while all the occupants were closely en iaay. voicing was Known or the asleep, waa taken witnout Dioocsneo. partiee by Mrs. Uecz, except that the The Algonquin and the city were then rnan engaged the room everjr previous caDtured without even a shot being fired. and the mysterious woman, Balnave made' hla escape from the city Saturday, whoso face she had neverseen, met him and took re fa go in Fort Natlonale, itu-aton: heights oVer looking the city there. At the usual time last evening, half past alz o'clock, pistol ehote were from the south side. He Is In Imminent heard in the chamber.' Mrs. Beck and peril, but it is expected that the foreign a, policeman hastily broke In tho door consuls will Interfere for his protection and found the rnan; lying on the floor and ultimate safety.' The entire popu . insensible, with a' pistol shot In the lation of the city rejoiced. handhla a right temple; companion, some and refined and IntelI apparently ligent lad y wait lying near him, with a ITALY, r ILhaatly wound In her left temple. They were taken to the 'BslUvue lloaplUI, Kcamealeal CeanelL Where th,ey dleJshortly after .without The Ecumenical Council held a word to clear the mystery. lbsKdJtK. speaking, seas Ion at the Cathedral ofBL final From papers foand in their pockets. It Peter on Saturday. Effort- - had been name la believed that tha of the man la made to Improve the acoustlo Oeorgd Haamaiiand that of the woman of the hall, brat without muchpropertlea Annie McXamara, both school teachers The sessious hereafter will be success. bcd at In Brooklyn. . Tho bodies were placed ' ; In tho mcrrae, for UcnUIlcaUoa. Great theQulrlnai. excitement prerailcJIajt night In the 1 4 1 LnoLDErr, Dec.; J,lEO, XdUor Jecrct 'cw Dear Bin I though that perhaps it would not be altogether uninteresting to your numerous readers to hear a few items from Holden, or as It is more commonly termed, Cedar Springs, or Bnttermilk jFort. A fewyeara go it was thought advisable to make a ranche here, as there was not water sufficient to justify the forma- At ihh JlUloncm'iOjfUx and the Desebet tion of a settlement; but through the . iNWS Office blessings of the Almighty the water has increased and with the discovery of other faoilitles Jwe now, have a settlement of upwards of forty families and room and accommodation for more We have un wards of ninety achollars, which BOOK OP atanuoX; eomplate; rataiL ti are of the proper age to go to school and PAirtFIBST.TconUlnlsg 1U pages de-we have a good school-hous-e but at r re-s!mdforaThlrd Reader, retail U&., 73 sen no teacher, and as we are very de t a,is; sirous ot naving a school in a live con- a- Se Vvraleaale Dleeaaau lw Ileary dition, one or two teachers would do ehaeera,-well to come here; they could get a j;. small farm and a city lot and have steady employment... If any of your readers OAliraELL. fEOBT; being competent to teach, should d eel re to change their laoatlon, they would do wen to appiy immediately. j. We have good water, plenty of wood handy and one of the finest grazing dist'j it tricts In the Territory, and every facility calculated to make a good home desira-hio. ' we are not troubled with ; any i: apostates or regenerotors from outside 1 civilization, bnt are all trying to do about as near righe as we can. 1 Wo are a little behind in our one are "start store,: bnt golnglip away. right We hava a good Bunday f3chool which la well attended, And have": the promise or having a hemaie JWeiier Bociery4or SALT TuAKE CITY, Up here shortly ganized 1.7: The health of the people is generally Half-a-blo- ck East of the "Deseret excellent, there having; been but five deatho here within theiast four years. mwsV Office, all of which were under three years of i , . I od , t of the tradyi vicinity f BrrFAto. At o'clock yesterday .p m. the barometer ranged lower than it arraagsmenU with Hon. Mrs. TeSverton hat been known for tifteen years,4 A to give readings at the Theatre tosraorrow gale let tot at nine o'clock, accompanied water In 4 HOME.LinSEUuI W- - . tr 2 "i . h.ra Kn made a r. nrrnTB Jndrea f the highest bjstanding, capable of J inteUH f ? j the Florence naa, received In addition to POPULA R ; APP ROVA L i ALr 'OYER. THE WORLD, A. evidenced b Ita . . , 1 IUOIE HL3.B ISA sLEJ v; is: h - LaTal ' ? 'An4 ,TJnlversal Favor.f I. fJ . arp.'lr-- Co-operat- ive t 1 ax". t; There f are hundred Florence Are f " Sewing Machines in Utah Territory, told by former agents , and by Chicago ana sti jjOfrta Agents. :i . Ta answer ta adYertlsemen aflrertas; ta attend ta any net gJfaehistealiave trine aatlaraetton, been. free ef charge, three JUST needing seated, slight repairs, aner fenr IN OXE lltJJXultED, Every Jayt except Sunday, from 1 jto 4. Sr. .vrears. ar aerTiee. , MBS JOSEPH BDXJX In the 17th Ward, ha. CHILD RER, 10c. aDffllSSIOH 25c. are a Florenee Machine. We Joat pnrehaeed 4 '' to hw,aad esteem her recompermitted toa refer mendation raark: of superiority, as Mrs Bnil has had much experience In the uso of various Ytiurt respectfully, i WM. B. TECTtES. - PRICE LIST ,1 USA PKER, u I PRO-- T?R1EJTD3 OF BOIENCE snd of the ST Will obllre of tha TEKHITOttY JLUXMJLXM audXSlXUMt br PKJiItViarO tndlceneos to the Rocker Monntalns, as I will to cladir PUPCHABIfi; tbenui ir any prefervox CONTRLBUIK rather than sell, they witx AKD ; roaEiGixandDoixtariociJ. will add to the Bff axTUSCD. JIIOHITICS of every kind that INTEREST and USEFULNESS of theMUaKUM Men's Custom Kip Boots, - Pegged, $6.00 will, b KsxsTVxn and properly eared for and - Nailed. 6.50 the DONOK'HNname INSCRIBED on specimens Ca!f 11 Pegd, 5.00 to 10.00 JaaThe PnbUo are especially MOUNTAJN reqaested to 8PECLUKNS of LIVE preserve Setfd, 7.50to18.00 UON. WOLVERINE, j LYNX. MOUrJTAIlf f PANTHER' and. JBLAC3C JTOXi they Kip Boy's Perg'd 3.50 to 5.00 BHEP, ao rarexy xnei wiio. c i Doing 1, 2.00 Hens' Shoes. v . R.For farther partlenlars lnonlre of u. O.real.'.Nailed 2.25 SAKQIeVAN theat SilJSEliAf, or at nay denoe, opposite City Ball. Caif Pegged 2.50 to 4.00 Sewed ; 3.50 to 5.00 M ; Wo mens' 1 2.50 to aO 3 Kid and f. Lasting 4.50 to 8.00 1 Womens' Eastern Made Shoes - 140 to 5.00 Vent' 4.00 to 10.00 .1 .Boots u - 40 cts. per lb. SOLE LEATHER i 2- - - -- 50 ; $0to$72rerdoz. Wni. SIOAN & Co., w 'i BlCU OF d287.tr li .iwTiJtyi-- 45. . - - - i ; HARNESS BRIDLE UPPER cj-1 ' OP of talcepleasora in Inibrmlsg the people in is Territory teat we naye . BIG BOOT.M J: SAL.T LtAICE CITY, Sewing Machines. U MES,SPIRINO.r)resimaker.litli Ward, ay: M- I have used a Florenee Family fie win It lainmMtV, ehlne ' for aeveral years past, baring and thet, lime, tt lnnMt constantly a a- aUtch,daring never dropped or, been oat of ' f d mlnnta. -a j CAPT. HOOPElt says: ,4I have and a Florence In my family. For general vt, j family use the Florence Is the beef PIXTON, living nine miles south on rtheMRS. State Roat. says: I have a Wbeelr WilMRS.. WEBSTER j has son. My neighbor, Florence. When I go over, and see bow much she can do, and bow easily It is done, I frel like ray Wheeler A Wilson awsy In the garstowing ret, ao that none may know Ij have .a pewing ItacMne.'' H j. maa aner actnai pcrcaase, ALFRED hest,first-clathe snd fair trial of other Machines, as every way the the- Florence Florence, adoptsuse.r family MRS. WARREN HTJSSEY, after many yearswith various Sewing proexperience nounces me norenoe aneaa or aitMachine, otnere in ait. the requisites of a first class Sewing Machine. and rapid motion. Simplicity, reliability,F.quiet MR. SMITH, of W. & UoM purchased a Flo renee about two weeks ago. A few days alter, MRS MORF, one, and now another A Oow'a employes ia about pur of Welle, Fargopurchased ot the ehaalng. Thus proving the practical teat recomFlorence Sewing Machine Is Its own beat ' r mendation. ' MRS. 8U.TJRTLIFF, of Mill Creec, sayf: ""I tJ1 ant delighted with my Florence. I don't believe would purchase any other Machine If anybody would onee give tha Florenoe a fair trial." they OOL. JACKSON, brought a Sewing Machine from 8t. (leorre, for repairs; bat could find up Laa able to fix it; took' new noonetn Bait FLORFNCE home with him last week, as he was determined to have RELIABLE 8KW-IN- Q MACHINEv before .hauling It two, huni v' dred miles home, MBS STEVEN SON ail (3 MRS CBANDF.I.L, of Bering llle,' purchased Florence- - Sewing Main-t- o chines, last week, after carefoliy examiningtoewthe merits and demerits of tne, vatlona Ine machines on sale in this City. david Mn.i.ER. wn.i.TAM irTr.T.itn, MRS. ' BHURTLI FF. and several othera, at and near Farming! on. have within the last few weeks ; purchased Florence Family Sewtog Jiachlnes, after satisfying themselves of their, great supe- , MB JERIMT, WILLIAM BLOAN, MRS. 8TRABKIDOE, and W. D. BROWN.' of Halt r Lake City,- cave recently purchased Florence, . i asaeaiaa,uj ii-Je- r '. - hr t ss . --- i ! j . ' , TliEJUVtlllLE ltlSTHUCTOn .dn Illustrated I PUBLISHED EVERY T2r OTHER -- ' Japcr, .! j SATURDAY, AT THE GEO. q. ii " lbUsher. JEdlter and C3 AND GENERAL tr-- j zi rr V- -j a " iTr : OIL, riio JcvEKihu iNSTKUCTon Is published for the spccisl interest and benefit of the , rising generation. 'It lathe only paper of the Kind published in the Territo- -, ry, and should be patronized by - " every family in the Territory.!It is about entering on its " , til vjiii s ' ..--- r 4. V j The Flnrenca ia thaJafftat tmnrovement id cuall-ti- es Sewing Machines, embodylog the good of the older toachines with other new and ' naefal leatures, the result of yesrs of eminently j careful labor, making It a. most coxrun attd F1FTU VOLUME, and -rstAorzcAXi Machine, easily managed,! and: re-- - VV to but little skill and operqulrtng experience -?. Now ia tho Time to Subscribe. at it successfully.r. k The Florence will sew everything needed In a ; the heaviest to the lightest fabric; family,is from and it seldom if ever necessary to make any a kinds of change. In the machine for different, Is ths only machine that ean aew .In. ?- ' ' work.' It 3m 'le mora than one direction, having a reversabl feed. It la the only machine having a-- self-a- d Ar the very beat that ean be found,' and are ten sion a rreat improvement. I lllnat cations of j IosUn g ahuttlemachine more than on ; only kind ot stitch, It is the making only machine that ties ' Prominent Incidents In XUhle History, WH0LESAIT2 ANL RETAIL; the thread at the end of a seam, doing it better: i V The Ancient Hlstery af KsUeas,' . and quicker than a seamttresa carr. i4"Vii The lock stitch of--the Florence both sides' of team alike) d LSers from the lock stitch mede in elasticUu- - The seam will by otherasmachines Travels af 91 en af Xete, ! - r stretch much ss the eloth, never gtviug Way ; "IT.' washing, whicha Js of the gTeateatlmportanoe We hsve on hand ana shall contlnne to steep in. In the sewing for family- The Jock atuch of I Id all varieties, l mm . . np . . ill r. n r itiwi. nn Florence Is more like good hand sewing. the y e i.i-.'. sides being alike, either aide may to the Both . The Habits of Animals. ; can b either sewed side, and the fabric right iATEanr TOEDiciBrES.--- ? side uppermost, as most convenient, i y ti Radtnz Matter wUlDtaprbs fiV ' ; s DTE s?rorFa, I . lis Erent Past thelTUtaryar Inpertast i vL, u.w "... : FAIXT8, OIUS, .H Ate, .r ::: , - - r- -- . ' t 4 ' 1 . ' j. i " - : . m - i..ri.. , ; ir:n ! riala and, Ii.lrtic!lr luferm tlou est i elenee; t; lJ .kZ ' Plseaverle and InTenlleua, e Btrncal aad IteMjrrXia,4and - nte ar Mew ' I i L rrr Mad Caae MQCOM, DrAnght '"A w , and 9iatlaf a. vrisrtM .. !ti - , f - r oians, S. t? J Vj . a n: creek the and tb aad sleet, by evening, a ekeh of the pecnllar Telverton I 'fclMKS Many ether Rnbjeeia, canal slip rcsa rapidly. "Later a heavy i :'e.v , VrTt-t. caa wtU be read with interest. Ete -;; i .Iacinlineoelousaod ,1'; 'li' ano w, atorm aet in, and tha gala . atill Thaream IMgwoeth was edacated at a contlnue-i Attrition , Extraordinary. anthentte JIItory af Jeaenn.Saelta, wlLa unaoated .fury., The The Florenee is warranted to rive satisfaction" 3F ad while qaltsi a glri telegraph poles are prostrated not auoreedln wit h others have no troudi all in Many b ever matter of rant f"Wtlch a eopexlaUv want to t crtoaadurtng the war between rections- ble v. ith the i lorenu. ail who coo id no well1 i YEDKESDAY, . JAHUAHY 5lh, Interest to alt wiUi any aeriast machine, or who a now now to I Hudson. Tha storm at two o'clock da rood asurlnr Lr toand. nnnnt rail to b Diea -- 1X028". 1": i ''-- ' THE sad vithiUf. of the salWenylng band of had caused this mornlnr, great damage ' by tnej. so to taJceh car txeeed the KoUJacan the Hudson III ver Hail road, from endeared themaelve loth wound -- d and ill tieiiii. Aim ff lha RdlbwlA tniVAlha Kext noor to Telegraphy Fiorencs Ckjmpaay in the manutaetnre of their It icvicititjB IvsTatrcrum a perfect eyclopadlla of PoajrhkeepsletJiTivoll.a thousand feet of Mrs.-machines, avery part reeelVinj asyatema'ie Buffering aoldlera. Her she wM :f.. ftM by Inforoaauon, laetrnetlon, end amusement, and the had track been washed probably tha IIoa- - Mr. Telverton, a son it Lerd 4 jnre-Dtlwhile tar BTREET. emJ forf UAIN children rKirea&aer havlns pa. id alterwarXa,no " deairoxletc1lly s r way, in eome places the rails were torn B- wall and be capable of Imparling naefal and It will m five vei Lis since its iniroaocvi". now known and to heir throughout the favorably Avonmore, tl3e, who op and tho bed of the track sank sever U rerutaUaa as being- reliable- and duraM? yaloable Information to CuUdrsn of a larger will tire one - I Earop aa4 Amsriea. o little attention do they need . t &kUal.d&bed. ( feet. Aluch d amaze has also been Is was then a Major in the British army. H Enterand Chaste hsr laatraeura tor - ' Cz xtid V8 that any machine sold oy tss,any of . eon done ; rove to made between here and Cox sickle. No Select, slating :7v-- i her, and a marriage saa sub .talamants, froa both frelfht ways nothirr. ft Is the present lot ntlpn to liaae "the iae wium a vaonibana roues or raii, ( sequeatly arranged between them. Oa S,r,n.trin h ytlaft Albany, though I 1 ,; . If informed that it don't work well. T'fU-tT'- . m rs t the Ity, lXUt A r to became Britain hnsband large day. u J'rtng bat returning they A earefnl eraml nation wtil folly ntwje l Turkey Point was blown !' till and wtfla In Scotland, accord la? t the law ATO all that v& hav ti&imd for It and JosWfy the r be isew ni we ? now the assertion ctrrleddown the ? 7V ferdf make, ths.til.ia wnica, xn that country, csca not aoioiateiy S ;! liac-is- e .world. tLa ; and tnr AH ; rirreral lu river, HNTI S ve?ela JiXNT ars I. HTJMOIiqua . adrlfl with i IX A NEW DRESS, t , V require a eeramony. To aatUfy ths Lady's ho one aVard.' liachih to be all that we . ,a vrarraat every rsUgioos scruples, however, Uuy were a written warranty." wiil claim for It, and give " r h afterwards rled at Hooirevor, Xarraw Wenp Of Klaeri Terrible The Catertainmnt will conclnds with; a requiredLn-t;?.v;;::.r. ' Teachers.-School BarentJ and Agents' th County Dowa, Ireland, by parish TraWylose no Children, In Send time. Prteat, : I in your ' Mai time thv llnd hirv. N k w Yosuc A s peciai to th World . AtTTTT Plneas; bat the Major, who found hlmif tut have Let suoscripiiois immediately. U need of funds, married Mrs. Korb, the from Plymouth Pennavlvanla, aay SALT LAKE CITY your names for t Kef rsi number of volume Arent. Cf'ril r ot rrowssor orbea, of Jiabar?, there ;wsi hetrlx Ji repetltloa of Av 1 five t !.'. 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