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Show Oi loJldJJAJRi 1 TOL. IX. EVEN! NG NEWS. FHT 'Ti SAM LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY LOUlsf 'tRAMV SIS MPLS, SIEGE & CO., ST. !'!' Ht'.ilM'J Washington Ave., By Keop Them Before tho AC R CULTURAL t xi ci XVE I IjIj 8 MACHINERY, Public. 3VE ZFL WAGONS ! spoke iu support Joe. Barker 11 said the eountiy was now about ard does Sharpens saws, repairs stoves, upou the great conflict enteriug work. lock and all cutlery, gunsmith success of one party dependthe If & C'arcletM I'alrirr Sell Mason a Hamlin and other organs, ed upou overcoruitiR the aggregate of ninety goods, holiday presonis, auJ republican pianos, of musical Instruments all kindsfancy ti e states, it and mer- thousand in majority or four chandise, and take sccoud-hau- d piauoe and was expected lhat this majority organs in exenauge. would be overthrown, that the Dr. A. IV. ( alder Khot-guargument of Mississippi F'ractlsoa !u dentistry. .' would nrevail. When the Squalor n r. Calmer A Co. Sell family groceries, wiiiduw g!uss,.aud hume-maq- e sashes. Davis, Howe A Co. Do all kinds of milling and mining ma chinery work, wrought and cast iron work, and iron and brass work of all descriptions. j.lked about a blot in T.iiii,i!,n i he Morton! desired to full him where the blot WrtS. If Pinch back was not paid hU case would be made an exception to me rule. He regarded the case of Pinch-bac- k as oue of the niot.t meritorious Which ever came before this bodj, andiu his judgment a grent wrong was i)rietrated iu ext'ltnllug nim If this resolution sliould be reject ed, it would how tho world that it was not a rule strong enough to protect the colored man. Uayard said he had some knowcallledge of what Senator Morton Mised the shot gun argument of When time came for sissippi. reporting to tho Senate the testimony taken by the committee which recently investigated Mississippi affairs, it would bo teen where the shot gun argument It would show where the rfrotu Delaware ( Day H W. !7 F. II. GKEGO, Trcst. Natloual Bank Deweret Stock in the Unitetl States. , W. ROCKWELL, Sec. SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD COMPANY Co. ft Sell groceries, dry goods, hardware. and glaaewarp, provisions, and all crockery BOi ts or general mercnannlse. Tn largest Does various ceives savings banking business and on intei-est-. re- Ulnwuedry Sells the very best live geeeo feathers, walnut lumber and baby wagons. F. Dae O. Sells window, beddmr and basset plants. greenhouse and garden lowering plants, cuts tlowprs and bouquet9, ga den and nowcr scetij, and digs and plants gardens. DcMorct Carrlase And Wigon Co. (Walker. Knight. Hei-- and Obiadl Make and repair all kinds of vehicles to order, wagons and carriages, mining cars, etc., and do all kinds of blacksmitbiug and car . nage painting and trlmmlus. a Every Package of this. Company's Itrand of Strictly Pure White Lead tear ue rot towing g"uuramee : jy Tho Whito Lend contaiooJ ia Package is guaranteed by tho SOUTHERN tho Manufacturers, STHICTLY COMPANY, ST. tocoutain no adultera-tio- u whatever. It is composed entirely of yerfactjjr, JPUUU CAKQONATB 0W Lg4tL.aod.Lnieoa Oil, -- and is sold subject to Cheuiical,'Analysie and v a. tft nrriTi WPQT ,i v V r: BLEACHED ; J ' ; ". anything in the tiH, sheet iron and lino, also In the gasHtting line. J - B. W. E. Jenaea Is resident for Franklin MaeVeagh A 'o., wholesale grocers, Chicatro; Chicago Oil Whito Lead and Co; and LtverjHXl A London Jk Ololw Fire Insurance Co. Does h coppur-saUL- . aa-en- t The name of this Company is placed Lead. It not placed upon a second or other So parties purchasing White Lead branded "SOUTHERN COMPANY" are absolutely sure of obtaining a 1'erlectly I'areAriicle. For Hale by Z. C M. I.; Joclbe;; rjUs fc and Day ;- - irt Co., ur. w. II. u roves all sorts of Dentist work. . David Jsbim Does wovis- - and fancy groceries, lons.tto. ONLY upon STRICTLY PURE Tensile! Daniel tire nig. Soils Btaule MO-- , .39 ll O. , Ellasoa . Is a practical clock and watchmaker. " Woe. Fergnson - ' Docs all kinds of watch and clock mak ing, repairing and cleaning. L3.W" WHITE LOCI?, . C tW thia Co., & Co. d!27 lAtlmer, Taylor A Co. Sells lumber, shingles, sash, doors, mould- iugs, frames, and everything in the building Hue. jonn niiiieH) Does carriage painting and trimming and wagon painting. Janies MeUlile Sells all kinds of Wasatch woolen mills e cloth, and buys wool. A. Miner Does business aa attorney and couuse.or- - home-mad- ESTABLISHED 1863, at-la- Deal In Mammoth Lime Kilns' work. bushel. mantels and grate3 and line stone 51 or retail. ton x 'lnltN and liquors, wholesale and 'lb cm u.i Oakry all kinds of planing and sawing. and packing makes doors, etc. boies, also does O'lVell A Co. Do all kinds of wagon ami carriage carriage painting and trim mlng, horseshoing, etc. Does sash-fram- es wood-turnin- cenl per LIME Delivered iu Salt Lake City by the Load at 2.3 norrl4 A Kvau Sell wines HOT SPRING LAKE. g, g. LIME IN THE MARKET for every purpose. C. C Pomtrajr Will sell Cheaper for Cash at Kiln, than any other firm iu the monev on easy terms to small bor-- . Loans Terrritory. towers on improved city real estate. Tbe Provo Company 15 EST MACDUFF BROTHERS, Tavlor &. Cutler, agents for this city) make and sell business and other suits of Provo cloth. Kecxlall A Darling Steam Cracker Factory) Make aort (Utah a'dlrst-class article of crackers. sell - UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD LISE OF UTAH. PIO.NXER Van r aJ Oi Jon 20th On and after Xo. 1. A'"ie of Stat km. Trains Pas'r. Wood' 7 25 Cross. 7 33 . " " " S 12 " ' irom ra ice. -- 1.10 " &Ayav;n. Arrive at . Ogda. Ximcnf Pli 4 08 " 4 .75 Id 3S" r " 4 52 1.35 .ve 9 40 AM American Pleasant 7 10 " 1.00 10 7 31 " 1.35 " 7 44 1.80 11 13 " 7 53 " 11 40 8 20 U 04 Wind's LiKe. : 7 23 1 Ter minus,....- -- Santaquln,... Z 50 a 75 3 00 3 60 4 00 ..... .. (Suflain Excepted,) Sail Lake City at H:40 a. jn. and p.m.: aud OKden at 5 a m and 3:30 p.ui. For all Information conoern!n Kreirht or Past) .ire. PP'y to JOHN SHARP. TicKbI JR., Afoot. JOHN SHARP, Elon'a HaTlnra Bank and Irml Com- - M. paoy BO 17 1 00 - General i 5 40; V 301 6 151 4 00 - i Sun-i- n Ssnalor Specimen Circular and sttlmstts.- - concerning General 8ujnnUnt!UnL L1FB ' 4R-- . freight otd Ttckt A gtnL L'TAD XORTHERX . TRAVELS AND .Monday, .liny 1st, 1876, Tho UTAH WESTERN R4ILWAY COM- PANY will run daily Trains aa follows Sundays excepted) : Leave Salt Lake City at 7 a. m. btopoinsr 85 minutes at Lake Point for Hreakfaot.) A r rive at Half-wa- y Ilouse at 0.25 a m. Houae at 11.40 a- m. Leave Half-wa- y 25 minutes at Lake Point for (Slopping I 'inner,) Arriving at Salt l ake City at 2.05 p.m. ( - Half-wa- JANUARY 1st, 1876 as Trains will run Daily ' follows " Arrive ' NOUTHWABU. K. Leave Ogdcn, ' Cloth, Call taut, . 13:60 2:00 3:30 a. Min. i p.m.' " Leave Franklin " Loran " - ...... Brighaia.-.- -. Arrive at Ogdou. A'o. 4:00 - at Lak Poiat with W THE STEAMER t ; 0 FOR SALE " .. t. or xa ATxnEorriC ' ' DESEEET EVENING HEWS, "m, p. m. " f . M HALT LAKE CITY. ;, tW Mailed on receipt of prico.' olid' ' - Which will make a trip on the GREAT SALT LAKE, returning In time for Supper at the Lako I'oint Hotel, and connect with Bt 84411 Lake at 7 20 p.m. 'tT2.rJ&la.g 1 ICKETS (irood on eitherCity of Wednesday and Sunday Trains, and Including ride on 1 6o. Special ratee grlven to Excursion ParUes nion applicatloa to G. W . THATCHER, General Passenger Agent. For any Information concerning freight, apply to J. N. PIKE, Gen'l Freight Agent. IL P. KIMBALL, Supt. . M. W. MERRILL, Supt. Ml NlBLIT, Gen. Freight 4 Ticket CHAS. ill-feeli- erred to Mississsppi afJairs because the Senator from Delaware refer red to the outtagea in Louisiana. The statement of the Senator from Mississippi (McMillan) correspond ed with all he ( Morton) had made 'ith regard to Mississippi. EASTERN-Wil- Accept, l If- Art. 4269 . V: ,i , . , i,. i.. I . ' ! ' DOCUHTENTS. wwntma kMfi tfYWrmiRR 1X1? TBlt Assembly, alto ProjMr late Legislative bate Judges and City or County Libra- m MONEY. fTO LOAN ... ! rlans, are reuucaia to can ur wuu iumr .M Vn T.tmvlAt Aiift flf'infflp,. fAr the Legislative Ascembly, 0 1ft 'XA&Z'&BIt MS, "Journal of 'Statistical 2d Session," Report of Deseret on To amall borrower, Improved Agricultural and Manufacturing Society,; i w Mi Mutt. Be nav able by In. and "County Financial tie Ports," now 1 Wasiiinoton, 3. It is now said thai Morrill will accept tho Treasnce Washington Territory. The report of the committee of conference on the post office appropriation bill recommenced the adoption of the following provision concerning third class mail matter, which; except unsealed circulars, shall be transported at the rate of one cent for every two ounces or fractional part thereof, and one cent for each additional two ounces, and the sender may write hid name therein or outside, preceded by the word "fiom," or may write briefly, or may print on any package the number and name of tho article enclosed; and publishers of magazines, etc , may print thereon the time at which subscriptions were paid. Any addreeg on .any postal cards or unhealed circulars may be written, printed, or affixed, at the option of the sender. Tbe .section prohibiting .the sale of, eflveiopee and newspaper wrapper bSlow actual cost, including clerk hire, legal postage, and all other expenses oonuected therewith, is retained without alteration. .The committee reoonioittud the following substitute for tbe section relating to inland transportation of malls, viz., transportation on stage routes and 'other than railroad routes, (6,737,851. and for transportation by railroad, $910,-00provided that the postmaster be and he la hereby authorized and directed to readjust compensation to be pald'ou and after July 1, 1S7I3, for transportation of maila (n railroad route by" reducing the couapensaUo&4o allrerilroad companies for transportation of mails on aba of the, average weight, authorized to and their resident-iof tbieo a commission appoint skilled and, competent persons to examine into the rates of comien-Batlo- n for carrying mails, and re stalmenta If desirable, frlnclpou ready for dJstribution only, dealt wltn. 8a1t Lake City, C. E. POMEROT, Broker,4 May 21th, 18T8. dlio In Oodbe'a Drag, store. CLATTONj Auditor, 81 o , . lsw " Jco, s port at next session of such rules and rates as Congress may in their opiniwu be deemed best and expedient to enable the Postmaster General to fulfil the required and uecessary service, and f 10,00) is appropriated for the ex peases of the commission. It also reeomosends, as a means of readjusting the salaries of the main provisions of the bill introduced into the House by Clark, aud reported by him from tho pos-- t oiliee committee in March. This bill, with a few amendment, is incorporated iu the report. The only amendments of importance are the following leadjusted salatui to take ellect on aries, 1st October; no salary of any postmaster to exceed 1,000 per annum, except in the city of New York, which salary shall remain as now fixed, aud no salary of any postmaster, when the appointment Is shall be reduced by compensation herein established, until the next below theuui of $1,000. The report compromises the appropriation for compensation for letter carriers be fixed at the amount at 510,000,- non-presiden- Drew, which stood out in gloomy on the enlivened fcene. proportions About 0 o'clock tho square was cleared out by the police, the 7th regiment aud Park police officers, lt took tho united eilirts of all combined to keep back tho surging masses of human beings from the lines laid down. Broadway and 4th Avenue were packed, aud Hih Street altogether impassable. Many and variegated lanterns, spleulid devices in gas jets, rockets, lights and other illuminations form a scene of oriental magnificence. It is notorious that the poorer portiou of the city on theeat Bide were the mo9t haudsouiely decorated and Illuminated with flowers, and some of the avenues in that direction far outstripped Broadway and the we?t side streets in teauiy. In Brooklyn the demonstration was almost unparalleled. A grand procession paraoed the streets and at the end of the march the Mayor aud others made speeches, aud a chorus of a multitude of people sang "Hail Columbia." The festivities are splendid and appropri- It is reported that the HungMiiau w ill reorganize the Turkish Ic-- v Fntstuutrr-Sille- d RICItARDSOM HATCH CO. lor Crete. Military men at Paris think the Tt K'ffiph , Round nricl Parlor decisive eueouuter nlust occur w i thin a week near NItch. The Tuiks have 30,000 men thete, well fort I tied. Ko. 13 Michtku Avenue, Ti.e Turkish fleet has sailed for II. IV. IMirtml, tat, tilt At.u, II I.. Smyrna, probably apprehending S1?""! i!r M:il- li - are mM t' ll! ri i v, i y trouble at Crete. imx-er,U ' ;n t ln Tei rltcr . F.xprcted t MAT 0 3HEIES, ;1 i TURKEY. wm li. .rr.Nnn. Uebel 4 bier lcapctl. IHUK. t, IUT. -. An & TUKNER Havana,!chief, RAY, with 200 follower, insurgent t Itclenale. Iteitu-r- - lit who has for a time been long up, and was LOT-B&SHUKFIat last grantedpenned good terms ef Mir 2- - S render, succeeded in making his Acs LO ut, .V, t (, escape, when he learned that the " ' ' ' ir, r, r .sf,-.Royalists intended to befaithlos and had posted their troops to rapn1 A -- MS , ture him. Walsh NOTICE! ate. 1 Oomm IiLLIMHYsoTkaW , ulions nnd L;:Jirs' ran!i!iim G joih: 100 it- - 102 Vir5f.7i An:, car. Moii' i At . CHICAGO. dl.i. u l'cvt l . nivl'JJruiii.'l.rj. N. K. FAIRBANK PACKERS II rif!trN-r;- i CO,, DR. to-aa- y. G.F.GUUYlEnOt Japan Tea at Cost TEA POT STORE Zjoadsi WINDOW GLASS, to (Sisee, STrr- - A etc . WWW WW k atul Hoit-rK- . I.ard :iu i N'oat.'.fit . dli!) , lnt. fDBI OF In caddies, pall, i . to-da- (100 iiS Btrool ! ited the Exposition Snaking bauds over tbe Chasm. The Montgomery, Ala., 3. Mayor has sent the following dispatch "Gen. Hawley, President of the Centennial Commission. Phila delphia: " 1 he people of the l!nTifuilArntu ( 1, hirth rklutf-n of IHa Montgomery, Its City ernment, through Council, . , . . 1. , anu, rraternai mwiiu a coruiaj greetto all with earnest the people, ing prayer for the perpetuation of concord and brotherly feeling throughout our land." L. Li. Moss?, Mayor. Hutchinson, HI! to-da- . &. mt nit, joe . . CHICAGO. having claims avainst the VLI. poisons of the late P 5eorrt to A. similar Smith are Dispatches purport horeby requested to prrsei it fYtl- 000. Hlltl f lit, for sottUiuciit witnlu two mouths reach us from every quarter. The tht-imniilatir.n the date of this notice. to postmasters is compromised by tenor of all Is, there was never such from Ami all persona kuowiuir themselves to aitt estate hto also reiniestc.I to fixing the amount ut $7,000,000. an enthusiastic and general usherThe committee recommend that ing in of the day. make sett lenient thereof immediately. JXS. F. 8MITH, the House concur in tht Kenntn Morrill Accept. JOHN HHNItY SMITH, amendments increasing the amount AdmiuiM ralors. The Brooklyn EarIt's special for special agents from ?1 10,001 to .lMI $150,000. The dillereuco in the says Morrill accepts the Treasury, Pa t Lake City, Juuo 8, ISTti. on amount appropriated for details of beginning ednesday. isi. postal service American Horace vs. aattsagi, similarly compro- Luiacu j u itna iepuri uy ine BUosil The great rare of American horses CDTI1E. LOCK ASD tut ion of a sum about tuilwav be tween the liirurcs of the two against time made by the mustangs came ofT loo miles in seven SAWS SHARP EXD, STOVKS fiE-- P Houses. neurs, American rider, John MurAIRED, OVKS Centennial Tararie. phy, for $5,000. The start was Etc., A PirtLADFT Pril 5 Qlnxm.K. made at 12:30. Betting about even. ssro ! Jim floP.kiiir t.r tAUMi in mnllWiwioa The race was finished at 0.4 and The Centennial parade of the Grand won in fine style. Army of the Hepublic which took TBI tier man Torchlight Froccaalen. 3.' The' Germans St. in Louis, imposing demonstrations witnessed BANK here for some time. About 5,000 augurated the celebration tef tbe DESERFT NATIONAL men in line, including veteran centennial birth of the natiou to Of Sail Lake. City, I Inli. soldiers from all parts of the coun- night by an immenso torchlight procession, 'consisting of all the try. All carried tattered and worn German battle flags, carriea by them in the singing aud civio societies Paid up Capital; -$200,0tK) late war. These were. greeted with of the city and of East and South i Louis. St. Authorized niart-tThe procession $1,000,000 cheers all along tho line of march. Capital, ed to - Lafayette Park,' where TorchliKht Precession. WM, H. HOOPER, President, speeches were made by General H. P. KLDKBPjO B, VJcerost., 3 Thero was Schurz in English aud Col. Fred. RUtQHAM Philadelphia, YOUNQ, an immense torchlight procession ilecker iu 'Jermau. The former W1L JKNNINUd, DUxcUvt. SHAUF, last night. The route was several made no allusion to political affairs, JOHN FKKAMOKZ LITTLK, miles long; thousands of spectators but the WestUcho l'ant this morn- L. 8. HXLLd, Cashier. crowded on Broad Street alone, ing contained an editorial under estimated at half a million. "What his signature, indicating pretty added greatly to the erlect were the clearly that he will support the IKMUa In Exchange, Coin, Oold illuminations and festooned trium- republican iicRet in the csnilng College Mr rip, etc. phal arches, which had not been canvass. used in public demonstrations since Collections made and promptly reWESTERN. the reception of Lafayette in 184. mitted, Among the distinguished partlcl The 1'ourth Celebration Review and FOREIGN KXCTIAKGE FOK 8 A LB. Nhara Battle. ' pants in the festivities were Governors Hayes and Hartranft, Dom pott on Sa viutft' Dejxwtt. Ban Fkacisco. 3. The three rtT Tntsrsst tf Pedro, Prince Ocar of Sweden, daj-s- ' celebration auslciopened Count Minister ousiy Itochambeau, Trie military review Thornton, etc. sham battle at the Presidio, GO. The procession was considerably and and bombardments from the forts was not aud uutil after it delayed, and flVet, were witnessed by an lov ARK BHXIrtQ 150 CITE3T3 i midnight that the head of the line mense concourse of people, blackreached Independence Hall, where every eminence many helped to swell the sea of ening scene or aotion. surrounding ine During the Che humanity aggregated about over two hundred old hali.aTii entire vicinity bombardment, roa VUIRTT DATS. grand were fired at and shell was as bright a day, and amidst aheavy shot on of shore tbe the target opposite thf burst of pyrotechnics the new channel. The fire authored liberty bell pealed forth In joyous In the bay, attracted ship, attenespecial sonn but was all drowned in tion. The battle was tones, spiritedly the noise of thousands. The cheers HAVE OTST ItECKIVED though a strong wind and salutes of artillery, and huzz.is conducted, interfered with the accuracy greatly that arose from every point of the of the IA27"Q 0vx-was The alive practice. bay compass were perfectly deafeuiug. with steamers and sailing ..craft Fif?y-eih- t thousand people vis- crowded with spectators. The tt.-1- CHICAGO TRADE. army army. tl. ClIICAta), II.l.. V7. CALDER, DENTIST, door north of Walk er Jfuu.-- r TESTIMONIAL. Ean Fk.ncisco, July, 1S7U. We, the undcrslmied, taWp rrtat tlfajiir, in reooinmrndinir lr. A W. CALfKr' to all those who may uel tin? serviette of a as a thorxHirhb comptont aini saillful tuorator, aud oue In horn we have implicit couflduuuo iKithao a lvntini an.l a gt'utletnan. lr. ll. AUiTTN, Dcuuist, KU Washington Street. lVa. KOlifUl ic FttEBXANTl, IVnt'.ta. MS '4 Fourth StrtHt. H. li. AluIXINALU f. Pmrrlst,dliC tfauitoiuu aud 1'iuu tstrtvu. tca, JOHN MATTHEWS. Carrlaco Painting, Carriage Triniming, Wagon Painting. Shop at Woll?. Kat Htreet. u treutry L;vka Farjr.ru Old stand. Sereu iuuua. ThB euih-ltw- i. me v,f al Work Guaranteed. --Al TOWNSEND HOUSE SALT LAKH CITY. Jamea Tourukcna, Prourlrtor dlSl JamcstQwntPortsnu)uth and 6x3 36x71) participating In the cannonade, were aecKea wun burning rrom AMERICAN AND FRENCH, rail to truck, and the thunder of a larre reduction, as tho the cannon from the forts and fleet, And ,bav madeTrice HOTEL, List will hho: following tho bursting of shells in midair ATX STREET, Salt Utke City. 8x10 5c per lu 15x4 4fc per IU and ricochettlng of heavy shot in 15x28 60o Uxli 7o " wmi OR WITHOUT HOARD 1(KM3 tne bay, throwing up clouds of WW " " 10x18 So 15x IV Dintnr Koimii now on. Mr, i. J. a made and 10x14 " Tho lfto ISx.'W spray, " grand KoOffvni tialnr Ihoii lu tkt exciting Dinn S4x 1018 13o tl.00 " ber of ypn, iindorxtatiii how to kcttpa nrt spectacle. The review and sham lU UdO fl.S5 er &M class tublo. Charges reasonable. fight were well conducted, and passed off without accident except ra iiave nearlt that a charge of the squadron of the United States cavalry swept over SIZES IN STOCK. a team in its course, demolishing 1,000 tue vehicle, aud severely though iltorncy ami 4 omiMelor. not fatally injuring the occupants. O.Dce In aistch Hotel, s. L- - City, Tins evening win be devoted to ToirlOc Storm. torchlight processions and illumin kant nthkki 1 dSSTt' Fokt Madison, Iowa, 3. A ter- ations, with a salute of bells and LI1ISEED OIL PUTTY rific storm visited this city last cannon at midnight. Ready worked for Olaxtng', lOo. per Ih. evening, lasting about fifteen minVv utes. The St. Joseph Catholic A Libfrnl Rrdiirtion made lo the Trade, FOREIGN. chuich was completely demolished 200,000 RAILROAD TIES by the falling of the steeple, which CREAT BRITAIN. was 228 feet high. All the other e cintraot for thi We are Selling our Class 1KUONS tifwmliinr li. K clilu-Opening the Ball. at IWiiou churches are more or less damaged., or on tht line tho IT. p. u. K., bctwtt at 25 per cent. Lower Morgan city andoftirden, The Park House is a total wreck. w ll t a'l nrcn-sarLondon, 3. In the House of Almost every house In the city sus- Commons this, afternoon Disraeli, inforuiHtioti by applying to than any other HAMILTON ,t Cti., tained serious damage, and about In reply to a question b' tho Mar Dealer. Koom J, OodVi ltnild'nr, 210 dwellings are wholly unroofed. quis of Hartington, confirmed the dllH alt Lake fny. all the Serare shade trees war of either reported declaration ' Nearly by broken oil or uprooted. The dam- via asd Montenegro. He said no GLAZING DONE TO ORDER. N ENS B. W. E. age 13 estimated at $200,000. No direct information had been receivloss of life. ed from the seat of war. . NegotiaRosldent Agont. lie nbllcau Kon:lnatlU Conven- - tions between the Porte and insurgents had terminated. The papers tlou. Oilice aud Sample Koonw, Kt Kat Teiuplnfl . New Orleans, La., 3. The Re- would be presented to the House discussion would be justi and then SALT LAKE CITY- publican nominating committee is fied, lie, however, could not pre ! and proceeding quietly adjourned sent somo of the documents withuntil Wednesday after making the out . Frantlin MasTeaiii & Co., following nominations: Governor, ments.consulting fore!gn govern TnUrttl atfordlna to th Art of fVK?rfi S. B. Packard; Lt-- Governor, C. C. attacked' State U the the aanfarrt Hfrirt cf in Jenkins, liberal, Antoiue; Superintendent of Public Government Xew York, in the year IStM. for its reticence and Education, W. G. Urown. dwelt on the anxiety of the country lOLESftlE GROCERS, Explosion aud Fire. In the matter. He moved an ad CURES New York, 3. A fire occurred journment of the House. And permanently ourca the worst ulcers, this evening at 207 Smith Street, Ulsraeli ueprecateu me uiscussion piles, .CHI V A G O, ILL. burns, etc , and removes official doc- pain inlancers, tho stouiaeb, lunrs, et. InvaluBrooklyn, in the cigar store of of the question without able for brokou Iluibs, buius, cuts and Frederick Somervllle, A large uments being before theofHouse EHIEAGQ news- sprains. & OIL hl store of fireworks had accumulated upon the diplomatic gossip bo kept In tbe bowse for in the shop and these exploded, in- papers, lie said the time had ar- allIf PAIN PAINTaoeldunts, aud siuknvts emertreucies, for discussion when the pa- it xrill save many dollars thrown away on stantly killing the clerk, Francis rivedwere LEADS, PAINTS; COLORS, House. before the doctors. Somer-ville pers Lent, and badly bruising for Disraeli blamed John Bright about the face and head. Oils, Tuipeatine, Crushes, Etc not making a statement informing DOES NOT STAIN. The Celebration In New York, He his of the country policy, Brooklyn, A. the policy of war for CHICAGO, ILL. against 'As the clook struck the maintenance of Turkey. He IS COOL and SOOTUi.Ya. Midnight ' twelve the city was given up to the declared that the Crimean wa rwas & teioa & Glote most uproarious hilarity imatrin- Liverpool commenced, unfortunate able. Salutes were fired by boats unjustly its in and BUY THY IT. IT in ignominious progress BEFBREJ5T0U in tue narDor, and tbe church bell end, concluded by saying that FIRE INSURANCE Co. were rung, while the steam whistle the and the nation wanted of majority n a thousand factories, 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle. fcc, added to the din. As this re neutrality. Wolfl, conservative, 25c, Sir Henry CASH CAPITALazI ASSETS port is dispatched, what with the deprecated hasty discussion, ami above and the cheers of the people, stated that he supported the course HO DRDGGISTS HAVE IT ! the reports of firearms and tbe ex. of the government. (Cries of "What plosions of fireworks, tbe racket is course?") deatening and almost intolerable. Fawcett, liberal,of demanded to Part attention given to the Itucuranir Never In the memory of the oldest know tho governthe policy ' t f rtiJeiie s anil touttit. cpeoiai LOCAL AGENCIES, in Habitant nave the streets present- ment. ratre Otfered for tonus ot ed such a magnificent appearance. three to Ore joars. now became very andebate The BWaNER'S Hundreds of thousands of good Hart' of the and Marquis STORE, next Post Office. ti. YY..Ei JENNEMS, AftOnt. people are surainrr through imated, wished to discontinue it. WARD ELEVENTH the streets, witnessing the illumi ington CsT" Cocrtiiojktencs So.'t t!.l. d2o Disraeli said the Government 8T0RE. nations, decorations, and fireworks. cannot publish confidential corThe most vivid description would respondence without injuring tue MRS. BREWER, Boutb Temple CHRCKER ' ! CRACKERS ! CRACKERS ! ! Street. convey only a poor idea of. the pic- public service. , mohU withdrew turesque aud imposing appearance Jehklns then II1E UTAH M. 19th Ward. PRATT, presented by Union Square. From tion for an adjournment aud the MRS. d!37 9 o'clock until far into the first (. subject dropped. morning, the whole scene waa one I Servian fled, Etc. of Salt Lake Cityt t , , of unparalleled beauty, and will be X rlaht-T- he to ' A dispatch from Stoek daily long remembered., NolhiDg could . Mldnicht. nianufaoturlng a superior privileges, often leads to fortune. AW' of ail kind of Craeksrs. be grander, more imposing or soul Wlddin reports that the Turks Ppeoulators should call or wnto for Ti pare ' BosSoda, BuUer, Oyster, Pearl of Wall trout, " stirring, particularly ea , when the captured some Servian entrench' book, " Men aud Idioms Dnttttr, rauta Clara, trooo, tbe birbest and lowest prices for 11 ton, BoMou advance guards of tbe monster pro- ments near ' Settlar, aud tbe Ser- firing: Pre ad. La Orande, Gtfirer Pilot, Hard Hn years aad ether rnlirable Informatlou. cession marched iuto tbe Square by vians fled, losing ,000 killed, nBUVT ap- - Jenny LtadtAbaraoUry I'REK TO AMY A&UVSat!s. - L Bnarv, Leuiou tno buildClscutt, of the Plaza. The great Ginger Nuts. Stock rVlvueges on meat reliable house Sugar, wounded and prisoners. . way 'T ae abere v rleUes are now eetnr shlrjd Prottt tkl la Cash. No ttabufry beyeti ings with surrounding Square shook iThe oplnlta Is expressed on the first cost. Stocks bouf bt oo small osarctua, and sold throuYBOUt this and adiolulegTer wun mo; aeaienlog cueera or at continent .that; the great powers Orders exeeuted by mali aud telegraph and rlteiies at price lower thaa basiora ot G0.000 build nersons. Every least will observe neutrality for the pre- prompt returns made. Yur urders and lo addr Jlddreds iu'onlers to the UTAH STTUV ing around Union Square was ap- sent, but it ia probable will endea- formation, C11ACKU1 tACTCBT. 1 HICaXBTO JOHN CO., nave the j to vor hos induce a of propriately illuminated, suspension Laukrrs and Brokers, TS UtUADWAT, M. T old and stately mansion of Daniel tilities after the nrst encounter. dS9 1 frop retort- U1W Pensa-col- a TAYLORS 4 U B. E Tiarn; autod ti. X r y jti-- JEN WOLCOTT'S - 0, tou-necti- GENERAL GARFIELD Steamer), - A FEW COPIES ' Gilmer & Salisbury's Stage Lino to auti TRAIN from Montana connects with trains at Franklin. '- vv . Wednesdays & Sundays ONLY, a SPECIAL EXCURSION will U ave Salt Lake City at 10.45 a-- - 4.oo . 8:00 a-10:55 . 2:26 a 60 - - Horocco Cilli, 1. 9:20 Rrigham.......... LoRan,. at Franklin. : SOUTHWARD. Half-wa- dl.TO PARLEY P.PRATT. AFTER ON AND SUNDA YS O N Leave Salt Lake City at 10:t' a.m., stop-l.- n 2o minutes at Lane Poiat for Dinner, Houfte at 1:10 p.m.; re- y arrive at y riouro at i:m turiiintr leave arriving at Salt Lake City at 7:30 p.m. On RAILROAD. :o:- - ON AND AFTER i bill grantiug the right of way to the Walla Walla and Columbia Fort Walla River U. II. Co., across Walla military- - reservation in 4 471 9 15 ft 00 3 or 26 4 61 9 25 5 101 5 Hi 9 SPRINC & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. r) The President has signed the 4 37 JOHN SHARP, JOHN SHARP, governor of the State deliberately waged war on the unintimidated white men, with his colored militia, and was ensaced in arraying one race against the other. If there was A gathering of shot gun9, u was to defend homes aud (iresides. He.Bavard would not have referred to this Mississippi investigation had not tlae Senator from Indiana, Morton, undertaken to give the country in advance of the report of the committee a condition of affairs which did exist in that State. McMuJlau said the investigation of tho testimony of the Mississippi committeewould be far from suow-iu- g that the government of thct State undertook to array the black race against the white race. On the contrary it would be shown that in 1S75 the armed bands of white men prepared to carry the election and slaughter of colored would not only astonish the Senate but would astonish the whole country. He would undertake to say that it w uld show a slaughter of black men throughout that State never eleo- equalled before, and that the moii was carried by iraua ana violence. Kayard said what he had stated would hereafter be confronted with the testiuioio" in the case. He was not here to bandy words with the Senator from Minnesota, but he vas quite willing to provehis (Uay-wd'assertion aud the sooner it came the better. Ho believed he would be thoroughly sustained by the record aud he did not rely vhoMy upon tse testimony oraem-crat- s but upon the evidence of members of the republican party. the white people ot Mlss't- f'PPl would have been less than men. if tney nau not prepared lo Jefend themselves, und he referred o the democratic executive com mittee iu Mississippi, and said the had negotiations of tfat committee or lavor been in peace, law, ilways ind order between the two rates in the State. The whole telegraph orrespondence of the chairman of he democratic executive commit tee had been sized, against the protest of himself and his colleague, McDonald, and brought before tbe committee, but in the whole of thata onesponueuce there was not oid to Inspire McMillan said that he was as-.onihed ttat the Senator from Delaware ( Bayard) alluded to the vl i.ssissippi investigation in advance f the reDortof the committee. If the Senator from Inditna (Morton) lid allude, it wa9 only in a general vav. and he was not a member of the upmmittee, while the SenatorronvDelaware was. hs bicwiilan) desired to repeat that the outrage in Mississippi shocked him nd he believed it shocked the whole country. Morton said in lais remarss ne re- - Signed-Confere- ... - d. oiigi-u&te- ury if the dead lock ia broken by Wednesday, not otherwise. U. It. Klglit or Way Bill 1'omuilue on 1. V. Bill. ys vxcepted. - For all Information Kreigbt or Paseare, apply to vCOMPASlT- - Does a general banking business, and re celves deposits In sums as low aa oue dollar 0&1,. Nob. 1 and 3 will be run dailyNee. 3,4, 5aud 8 will be run dally , UtahWesternRailway Walker Bros. 3 20, 3 32! 4 22, Arrive at Sandy, .., Leave ............ .. Sandy Junction Little Oottouw'd--.- . Arrive at Snlt Lake. ..- - tf P. 49 2 06 2 25, 3 James Townwnd Keeps tbe Townsend House. and retail. 1 ..... Draper avuiK 1 Mrs. S.J. todgen? Roll drv goods, groceries, hardware, glass and erockery ware, and merchandise gen erally, wholesale and retail. Z. C. SI. I. Sell dry roods, groceries, carpets, hard ware, crockrv aud glaattware, boots w shofs, bats and caps, leather and fludlugs.e and all sorts of general merchandlse,whole-sal- 13 57 .. .ard. Sells family groceries, parasols, 'ummer goods, gents' clothing, boot prints, dressladies xhoes. children's sh'8. and shoes, and dry goods and m rchandiae generally- - 4 on P. M.IA. 12 20 . Payeori, Spauisr Fork iprlnfrvllle, Provo Pleataut Grove American Fork Lehi .... . .. WILL RON DAILY, Oca. Frtfiihtand 7S 1 90 a oo a. LOO Taylor's Hotel With or without keeps table. 1 25 1L 0 Murtb. 4MlM Dentist, sots teeth en goid p ates, rubber base, adamantine base, continuous gum work on gold and plaUna plates, crown til ling with gold ana otner material, etc. Kobert Sualth. Is agent for tho Red Canyon Coal. Taylor A Cntler Sell all kinds of general merchandise. 3 45 1 00 03 1.75 I'laeoB. i'aa'.u 7 58 50 76 M. 12 00 Trains leave Arrive at . J at " 52 " an'.... 05 35: B 10 351 10 51 11 23! Santaqulii, Arrive 10 31 45 7 15 H 20 32; 10 If.,. - Te rminua. "iraihir- - 1. 1 Fork. Grove Paysn, 8 20 pm M.! 10 7 0l 7 28 7 48 S 8 9 9 9 .. Provo 3prinrv11!e, Spanish Fork.. .. Fart. .of "tf 5 mxd -- . Sells sash, mouldings, shingles, doors. blinds, lath, wood pumps and water pipeu choap, at wholesale and retail. A.M. A.M. j Draper LehJ 8.( iVu. & Lnnibr Association. Dr. W.U. IL Sbarn 1. of Station.' Leav Sandy ' HIerrra Nevada Going Hon tit. Junction Arrive at Sandy..... .'....wi'. LOO Sells tlie Bain Wagon, Wood Mower anr Reaner. Tadd(x;k fulkv Rake, Coucon- bnggles and carriages, plows, harrows, cul ti valors, wagon timber, etc. 1S76, May 2J'h, Trains leave Salt Lake Little Cottonwood .80 PMt'r. I'riin Ut 3 40 Vcr -- Howard Sebree nww i Vare. Pass'r. JVijhm 7 00 AM '.cave a't Lake. Far:n!ng-oO- 1875. Kb. 3. wr; LIXK- - CONCRESSJONAL. rex 11 1; (;., 3. Mortou Wasiiinuton, 1. of the resolution. , IT" Telegraph. l'EIi Wi;jTtli.V DW.V ILLlGlt.vrit 1'. Anerbach A Bro. Sell dry goods, fancy goods, Hiilliiirry, clothing, lxx)t9 and shocts baU and caps, notions, etc. or MiRcrACTUrtras BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 5, 1876. PAIN PAINT ALL PAIN. mm im , pro-teste- d tug-boat- s, 30,000,000. jewelry na-tur- ed . ! 1 , . i . Steam Cracker Co., , $50 $5000 SZt?h Plo-nl- e, . , , i |