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Show 1 J STEWART'S O. L. ELIASOSM, .f-- EYENIJNG NEWS. RAILROADS. TEE CIUBUIO RUSHES, THE CHICA60SiB0EK ISLAND K A I.SO I ISERS, WOITEWASIIEUS, Tor salts wholesale and retail, by Z. C M I odbn. Pitta 4 Co., 8. P. Lawrence Teisdel, Messrs. KImiall a Win. jenaingt. Messrs ruy 4 Co., W. O. A Sous farther, lavid, Taylor & Cutler, alter Bro hers. STKWART BROS, & CO., 144) rittsburgh, Pa. 8. Practical Watch & Mei-sr- . East and West, U the Short??, QuickC, and Bat IZ'ufc CM Mate ' frfend3 that he has KEMOVED to Two Doors Forth of the Detent National The only rmtte mrrvinu land Letter Mail, mal connections at Bank, rs of the Standard Brands of Glas and Wbi-eauGreen Drug. also Wino, Porter and T. gists' G LATIMER, Mmi rat Aat-Bottles, GEO. KOMNEY IS Mutl 30 Hood Street, Plttgbnrffh, M inu'ae-turwj iiomt PENNSYLVANIA. All descriptions of Vlala and ma le o or er. d Bot-t- l' 140 F. S. W. H. WARD'S SONS, Manufacturers of fl3H ARMST.PO.XU 349, Broadway, NEW YORK. find our roods at Mr. J Consumer w 15 P. r reeze's, 13ih Ward Store. OMAHA and CHICAGO. SASH & DO OB llr; dl'J AND Everything in the Building Lin? CI AMAIL & THOMAS M. MANtrrACTCRKBS OF MtN'Sand Sit and JOHN a BOYS' CLOTHING 316 d 140 421 Al STATIC. BOOKSELLERS aud tmnt of Later, w27 1 ttcM t.AVt Mixed p.m. a.m. AKIUVE. Daily Express u. 1.", p.m. 6:40 p.m 2:15 p m. Mixed Freight Daily connections made at Oar'en with Central Pacific K. It, and with Utah Central road for salt Lake City and ail poi akin Southern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Sweetwater minep. At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific road for Denver. Central City, Georgetown ami all points in Colorado and New Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago. ock Island and Pacific, Chicago,Mo.Buriington aud Quincy, Burlington , Kant-River In and ity. St. Joe and Council Bluffs railroads, and Missour River line of stea-cr- s for all points Easi and South. 't ickets for sale to all points east at Hanking Wlouso of McC'orn ck & Co , Salt Lake City; also at Uniou Paciflo Hailroa Ticket Office in Ogdeu. at which oiiice berths ou sleeping ears can be cured. THUS. L. KIMBALL, Gen'l Ticket .Agent, Omaha. uPO H. II. Cmt K, Geu'l tupt- - Gas, Water and Steam Fitter, Grand Street, Respectfully announces to the that he wul carry on the business ofpublic the late N W YORK. fc firm of Mitchell and Jimes. trusts, strict attention to business and small prof-It-by t3f Price Ltets and Quotations mallei a merit io of 140 continuance the d e addreba. t fn auy so liberally bestowed upon the l..tepatronage firm. A full line of Black an'l G .Ivaniz d Iron Pipe and kept in stock. Hose Pipe and fittingsFittings for same. Ag nt for Kuraey's ROBINSON, LORD & CO. celebrated Forco and Lin Pumis. Pumps repai-edaud Pump Fittings on hand. Manufacture r8 and Wholesale Dealers la Fl'KS(E HOKK ft KOOFiNG, 143 fnOO 6: JO Freight 0 & l(V.?0a.m. Daily Express lepot. Taylor - " DAVID JAMES, & CO., BAKER, PRATT :o:' f- .'' notice furtlier trains will leave UNTIL arrive at Ogdeu daily as follows trill not he Undersold. SOUTH TEMPLE STRE. E. COWLES. NEW YORK - H"e nr Half Broadway, or t mm mouldings Kiddle, Gcn'l Sup"t, Chicaso. Cm U. P. R. R. c-- KIXU 3 Through Tickets to all Eastern Cities ia this favorit route can be obtane-- t at u l ticket offices of the Union Pacific Railroad and Utah Central. Be, mrc your TicUcts read VIA. HOrK ISLAND. A. M. SMITH General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Lumber, Shingles, ALL U m 0X3 With all Fast Express Trains, East, North aud South. furnished PA fW The most elegantly SLE.Pl.U CA KS ever used on railroad are now built, owned and rimany by th:s Coinpauy between into out HAVING REMOVED Building, we are now prepared to furnish everything ii our line at the .Lowest Rates ami (I'FFS, thrfirli Orertl'e and n!ii6io the. With tralQ9 arriVnir from the Wt-s- t Centra! aud L'uion Pacific Railroads, aud by at with dispatch. NEW YORK TRADE. AND i- -u OEO. H.TAYIXJH j r Ik t wan Pacific and Atlantic, Via Des Moines, Rock Ida ad ad Chicago. JEWELER, .ETC., 144 s, , Cordage, Twine, Blacking. Kto l'oll-h- . Hrnthru of every te crip-ttu-- n, tntlotifry of all kinds, Galvanized Sheet Iron Comict Made to order Sel Soldered T.p Fruit and Honey Cans a Specialty in their Season. Warehouse and Workshops, West Temple Clrars hvrotita, Smoking 'lubnrro, Homo I'u street, ASH IMPORTERS OF P. Goods, Demijohns, Botrte, Flasks, Percussion C'tjS, German Market Baa Act, Etc. wllOLKItLK TRADE OXI.T, UTChaiuOeraiid LORD 8 d 14" U9 Heade St . New & and SW. tlti 11M uir O. Box, in I &-- 13B 1O Pennsylvania Railroad TON Aii D run the Celebrated PULLMAN PALACE FROM G RATES Chicago to Baltimore AT AND WAnisroTox city, ! Without Change Leaving; Chicago Iailj- at 5:13 p ut FOR SALE. t& This route is especially desirable for business men. as it gives them an opportunity to vis t Pittshui g, t Philadelphia, Ni-York aud Boston, the markets iu the w b-s- Past. Ask for Tickets rLt Pittsburg.FortWayne and Pennsylvania Confal H. K.. which can be obtaiiiPd at all regular Railroad Ticket OtBc-In the West. at the Company's Oitice, 4 west Madison St. and at Depot, corner Madison and Canal Streets, west tide, Chi One of (lie most desirable ES lniiicsH properties iu the ily. Centrally located on 1st South Mreet, two Blocks from Ieseret Bank ano Empurinui corner. X" H cago. F. n. MAR K We are constantly recei ing J. C. M. GiLBERSON, A Complete Assortment s; o x. . 3vt . And Branch Stores throughout the dHO Territory. Cochran Mcl.eau & Co. & totebury co., cochran, Mclean aHO JoBBKRS 1M, Dry Kiutrlinrle, L,ln. 'rMei, (omlw. MantllliM, Uves & OF IMPOhTKRS Whlie eus, Uooil-- , aioery, 44 t?2, & 4S6 NotiouM, Wool Broadway, NEW YORK. d 140 ST. II . I.. I ui porters, P. et. ST- 11 A K, Manufacturers and Dealers in , LOI - nKID- - r'reft Sponoorlan P ENS. STEEL dl27 MO. Areforoale by nil drillers In Stall unery. For the convenience of those who maj wish to try them. Sample Cards, containing one eaoh of the 15 numheis, will be sent bj mail on receipt of 25 cents. Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co. 138 A HO Urand St., Sew fork. OT Oliver Bitsou & Co., S. Braiuard's Sons, Ec1icrmr, Peters and other, nlivaj on Hand. CALDBR & CAliELESS TAKEN ON SUBSCRIPTION AT TUB DESERET. fUEWS OFFICF, o afir None but Clean Cotton Hags Taken. t& People from the Cit will i lease bring tltera on U'eduesila) and Thursday. DAVID O. CAltDEK. .C. HRRIS, OR P., & I I Clean Cotton Rags anfl linnny Saclcs Scatnle-- , Ounny, Rurlap and Cotton Bags for drain. Bran, Flour, Ore, Salt, Hams, Fi uits. Vegetables, dec. Wo I, D Flour bairs tirluted to order of Millers aud Grocers. 'Wee and Warehouse 8 aiid 10 N. Main Ptr- Publications d 29 fine BAGS OF ALL KINDS, - THE MUSICAL THE CELEBRATED D0U3LE ELASTIC LOUIS TRADE. V ICoom 3, Godbe'M ISuildintr. (115- - TOR SALE BY . And daily order such pieces as ire not in stock. Sheet Music sent to all parts of the Territories at Publisher's prices. on the premises, or to It is the Best Mide, iliiic. AS IT 13 ISSUED FROM THE PRESS Ell front. Tlie above property will be sold at a Bargain. Apply SOLE A (IL1RK, New rmas. Secretary WESTERN OIL COMPANY, Jf ANHr ACTCHCRS or A CAlUnd AXLKGREA3E, ttritKEr. dlI aiK K T. LOVIS. E.VTtlLED AsriGtoal Worts. WMtinaa MAwrrAOTTJaas or Threshing M chiiiKa af all sites. Uor Hay fta&ts, U ID MR MILLS, , Wheel She tar, hAV UTI'l-R.'iHarrows, v ORK I RUCKS gene at Agrio'dturai mtlements. a-- . nx. Seud for no. locis, t rated vataloyue. II lu dl27 BTAIfDABD ants. K Co., 102 & 304 W&nhtor'on Ave. ST. LOUIS. L. M RUM8EY & Manufacturers an&lTobbtr dl27 CO. of . Pumps and Fire Engines Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead rJr'?1 Pit Fittings, Bettlnr, Hose. Packing aad Agricultural IraplemenU. NORTH MAJJft ST., a97 r Kit-har- d OF j ; PALESTINE TOURISTS . 8Tt LOUIS, MO . foreigners. We were celebrating our escape from British bondage (not such a bondage after ail), aud the British embassador was on the stand, but no sentiment in Bayard Taylor's noble poem excited so much enthusiasm as that in which the poet referred to our English origin, English tongue and trails. It is useless to attempt a description of the civic torchlight procession on the evening of the 3rd, or of the grand military parade on the 4th of July. Great processions and parades, like gieat battles, can be seen only at points and in sections and can scarcely be seen in this way when the pageant is in the narrow streets of a great city. Far mote interesting than the half oiganized bands of citizens, beating torches, banners, and devices, or than the perfectly oiganized and disciplined military, is the dense mai-of spectators that till the windows, trees and sidewalks, and, surging back and forth, encroach upon tho streets, and obstruct the is somepassage of the cars. The-rfearful and eublime in an thing immense crowd, in this juxtaposition and condensation of humanity, heterogeneous in condition, age, sex, morals, life, aspiration an'l degradation; and yet most of them live through it, and emerge as individuals; a few men lose their pocket-bookaud a few women lose heir virtue. I saw the military parade, as it passed, from the top of an ice wagon. A column of ten thousand superbly uniformed and disciplined troops marched, almost every company headed by a band of music. The southern military organizations extracted much attention and won plaudits by the perfection of t heir discipline and by the ardor witn which they joined in every patriotic demonstration. The weather wa9 excessively warm, many were entirely overcome by the heat, and some of the companies were followed by servants earrj-inbuckets of water, from which the soldiers drank at every halt. On the evening of the fourth, there was a grand display of from Lemon Hill in East Fairmont Park. At 8 p. m. there was a general illumination with colored fires, which ceuld be seen for a great distance, next there was a grand ascension of fire balloons, dropping at intervals in their aerial flight beautiful fire boquetsof many colored lights, and then the heavens clouded by an approaching rain were made resplendent with signal rockets. The next display was an allegory representing the birth and growth of the United St itef, io which the names of the thirteen colonies were written in letters of tire. A grand explosion, I ike' a volcanic eru ption, of bombs bursting high in air and falling in every variety of colored stars, a flight of meteor and marron rockets, a beautiful figure of red, white aud blue lights, repreentinir an immense cascade, and a fusilade of bombs, dropping ruby, purple, emerald, sapphire, gold and silver stars, next followed, and then came the pyric piece representing Washington surrounded with American flags. All these displays were enjoyed by the tens of thousands who were in the park, but it had commenced to rain and this had a dampeuing effect upon tho fireworks and upon the spectators, and it was found necesto abreviate the programme. sary I he flights of parachute rockets, the oid "Liberty Bell," the con junction of the north star and southern cross weie given under the disadvantages of a brisk rain. The display was concluded bj- thepresen-atio- n of an immense pyric temple the rise antl progress representing of America. This temple was 54 by 112 feet and the dome was 132 feet iu heit;ht surmounted by the Goddess of Liberty pointing with one hand to the American eagle. Altogether this display, which cost, I have been told, $10,000, was very beautiful and dazzling, but the occasional blindiug Hashes of lightning from the overhanging clouds niade the human pyrotechnics apC. pear rather tame. lire-wor- J OK ISi KKEIC, - Morocco CJIt, Embossed, Morocco, Emb88cV w. Cloth it r jt; . 1 "'"ss.bo' SAWS ' 1 iVj-- r. j - ' " 8BABPXSD, PAIRED, 8T0YE3 OT1SS STOCKED, OomtM erol RE- Etc., Street JOHN K. MURDOCH, Piei lin: EDWARD HUNTEU A'idii'g B: hop of the Chuuh. 1. Charles Itobiiwon, MiwjtyLfser, Prtviti.-w- , U. H. Dairy m?le, " lAbcrl-4- , !! Oeid, oter I E. N. AusUa, "Pnrfc, H. J. Homo, PararoonAh, Parowan, W. H. Daiao. 8uiamit.SC Huiet 11 " rt:.h- ' " Iah!". Solomon Arrell Willis I) Fuller, Tho Olli-- V i -- IV A ! V A ... Ne K eu St; tr T'-ily- '. . i . . fx itut J,.t, lU.oh hiu:it has favs.ilH s lor the , , f ail k.ud of aul Job lia;i. j o.nrArnr, u:i.ix:. CAIDli:. E.lil r i. lAVIi u: I !., l.OiUN FAllll, Presiding . ST. LOUIS TRADE, g Li.-ho- p. lti - F. A. Brown. Ward, dirden. lUU- -. t Mcyuarrie. Parry. North Ogden, t) 11 Wheelock, Plain City, L. W. Shurtliff. Mound Fort, David Moore. L"uiiO, Danie! Thomas. Slatervllle. John Alired. Harris vilie, David Rawsoa. Mamat, John Hal version. West WBber, John I. Hart. East Weber, 1. Spauldiug. South Weber, D. Cook. Kiver Dale, Stiuford Bicghaoi Kdeu, Jtscph Ferrln. Huntsville, F. A. Hammond. Uooperviile, Gilbert Belnap. 100.000 P0UXDS Fot rths, i Nf.it. ..f " !,. sr. with nouz-nixids- LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA. Ciovet I. L Wood, Luke Syphus WEBER COUNT V, UTAH. WANTED, 0; y i. . Jose-p- i tie-- Records murncTiHi.K or IRON FRONTS for BU1LDIN3S Recorfls Sa.-- h, Shutters, Wrought and Rjillngs, Mil'rj and Jad Alpo prnt for th Ci ntcr r.ct'e. M-- "ai li.-Vau'l. il ;i1 I'mis Aunnr. sr. I.OMv ue-we- " " NEWS nth, ii tire T!(tt Washington, J. W. Freeman. St. George, D. D. McArthur. Santa rTlara, Edward Bunkrr. I'irie Vaiiry, Wva. Snow. Pinto, K:ehard Kot.'.uson. Hobi-otO. H. Crby. liithop. Local News. Malad City.Danlel iJanie.Oaeldaco., Idaho Home and Correspondence, Foreign. arnnrti. Kn.i.in.1 vriiii.mi Tolegraphic Dispatches from All Parts of Cherry Creek, J. D. Jones, ,, the World. Notes of Various Kinds. A. NICHOLS, Presiding Bishop. Reviews and Notices of Dooka,etc. Portare. C Hosklus, Box Eider Co., Ctot Poet ry. ,, eeweyvii;e, J. e . Oue of the Best Futull Het-kli- i 11 Calls Kort, Thomas Hasper, near Kiver ;ty, m. Iseeley, " In the World. " H. P. Jensen, Annual Sub erifti'm Ss.oO; potf- - Mantua, Brlirhara Citv. Alvin " WUlard City, ei. W. Ward. ape, 13 cents. ;1 t -' S T n. i " i' tlarrisburn, I'rei-idin- WOOL!! "" 'i- y, une Ji Oin- COCNTT - Pratt-Youn- g WOOL! . s 41 S nglc cofu, 1) cents. ' i WEEKLY. 'i' RoekTtiW, C. N. Smith. Limg Vaiiey, Howanl Q Silencer Glendale, Jamee LeatBad, Israel Hoyi. MtCarmel, Kanab, I John Nultall. K .lohusoioa. lar;a, A K jimlthoon Johuvor, ' Servia-Turkis- .1 " three months, DKSHUKT Vlrgen, John Parker. Duncan's Retreat, Mnees Gibson Oeorge uttir,;,. PVtcv .... tis.r. " " on uionths, " ' KANE COUNTY. Kanarra, L. W. Roundy. Harmony, W. D. pce. Bellevue, J. H. Johnson. Tokrr, Wm A Bringhursl . Y. Published tveru Tutfl.iy and Panrultch, O. W. Bevy. Cedar City, Hoary Lunu WM. r. I'BJrZSTOX, Presidio Vengeance First, Justice Last, if Ever. GoTruor Hajes Speaks a Piece of His Bishop. Mind. exla Springs, Jii p'a G Koikiuan, ii,. ,k The C dorado Settlers. D. Oxford, Iiiack, ho Work in Arkansas. ' Cliflon, Harvey Idnon, ' Pranklin, Lataeite Hub, etut of Place in a Judicial Decision. Weston. Allen, The Ladies' Territorial Centennial Fair. Mouud Valley, Kob't Williams Ano her Escape from the Penitentiary-Fo- ur ClarKston, Simon Smith, Cache Newtnr.W. F. Littlewuod, PrUoners Go. Lew'jucn, W. H. Lewis, At the Centenn al. Richmoud, M. W. Merrill, Monthly Railroad Freight Report. ' Smithtleid, Samuel KoskeUr, Considerable About the Indian War Situa- Hyde Park, Roht Davnes, U. W. Logan, Pret6n, tion Wasakio and 200 Warriors Join 1st Ward, Lo?an. Ii. M. Lc:.--, Gcu. Crook. 2d Henry Mallard, ;id Kebrrt Uuvulsoo, h Tho War. ' 4:h ' II. Smith, llicnias Court Decision The Supreme 6th Win. Hyae, Case. Providence, M. U Hammoud. ' sliilvillcU.O. Pitkin, Letter of Governor Hayes. ' Hyrum, O. N. Liljcuiju'st, List of Fmigrants by the ''Idaho. " f'aralise, Henry .lackiu. ' Johu ou Welisviiie, Twenty-fourtFxeursions the Jartiinc, Cheap Mcudon, lloury Hughes, Congressional Proceedingi. DANIEL DANIEL City Couucil Proceedings. Editorial Notes. !.:, - One copy, one year, with W. II. DAME, Presiding Bishop over the three last named places. , 1 Tnr'' SEMI-WEEKL- 8. 9, Smith. !! - cords. The heynolds Case. Pity the Apple Trees. -r-- THE DESERET HEWS; IRON COUNTY. " &f.jiir.vUM, Ucorg-- Osmoud, John A. Hunt, .. b'Mtft.rc, Haven, Hyrum Rich, ,. SlununcvxiU, Jusiao Tufts, .. Raudoipft. Randolph IVoOilruJ. Henry Lee,Stewart, Almy, Strauel Pike, Wyorn'p T- ri Evawt-JHWa. U. Burton, " R. M unlock. Jaace HcKnight. MlaersTilie, " Jem-en- , t,,r KMNii'NK WS. V : Bishop. Bearer, John WILLIAM BUDGE Presiding Bijhop, Intense Heat, Sunstrokes, Prostrations, Deaths, etc , in the States. Tho Hot weather Take Care of Yourself and Your Children. Vengreance on tho Indian. Certiflo l Transcripts ot Ten itorLil TE ABE NOW PREPAKKP to receive orders or BRA.XCJI ami WARD RECORDS, 0 a new and imjirvvcd fortn, which Aa t cn ?; Refriteralor w t M sr. t.oi i JWcoien Gutter iiiits e r it vm i Aeat Co i l-- aj'jjroved by the presiding rio and others. shall make ttem of our, fiet and ix quires each, holding ",01'. 2,563 and 3,090 names each, rcyc-lively- , We and the price will be or our quires, $12.00, Jfre quires, $13.00, ti'j quires, $15.00. Each book will contain a suitable Index, and be ucl ound in Cloth and Russia Leather, MO HQ AN COUNTY. with ornamental lettering pieces or CENTEHKIAL REFRIGERATOR, '.S. PETERSON, Piesiding Bishop name o the Ward on the side. The Patented Manh 2.1, 187S. The Bet an' Mountain Green, Ell Spaulding. Weoer City, C. . Peterson. Cheaiest lU'f rtgvrator made. GuaranW to be free from sweat, an1 to ie iwrfrct'y Enterprise, Jesse Haven. book being o a large size, we coid. dry aud iwcrt. Buy no other lint seeu tbem. W. G. SMITH, Presiding Bishop. no, think ii advisable to make them jkii have DAVIS COUNTT. Kaysville, Christopher Laytou. Farmington, JohnIt.W. Hed. , Wm. Cntreville,Anson Call. OK Smiir-bountiful- WOOL! or COOD :MRCHMTABLE mm. ton wn en wii.i.;be paid in money'and in our Factory One-thir- d two-third- s Milton. Jens Hansen. Llttletou, J. H. Giles. Hichvllie, Glaspie Waldron. F.ast I'ortervllie, Alma Porter. West Portt-rville- , Thomas Itrough. Souih Morgan. R chard Fry. North Morgan. Charles Turner. Croydeu, George Knight. SUMMIT COUNTY, ! over six quires. can be srtn at th. or size Offioe, and orders received o book required. Specimens nenncferville, Chas. Richens. Echo, iliae Asier. Ccilvllle, W. W. Cluff. Unionvills. Alonzo Winters. Upton, Joseph Hull, sen. Bishops in the Country desiring Records can order by mail, and wt WM. W. CLUFF presides over wtll m&ke accordingly and orward to Vicm. Moigan County and the abovo Pnr.-i- i Pawed rt ra - v iiiii u ' five Wards in Summit Co. Solid WtKxien Gutters for cave troughs D. O. t ALUEIt, Ac They are nx timet atr couduetsrs. nrver leak or rt tin, a1 cheaper than SAMUEL F. AT WOOD, Presid- dl3i tt and will ttute as long as iuo uuuso iu n u v IXtaerrt Kew OfB?. i dot are uunu ing Bishop. Cloth on delivery of the Wool. nt,f.ki-.tiii-Ai- - APPLY TO JOHN 11. kA , HASLAM, Warship, Jared C. Koundy. Rockport, Edwin Bryanu I'eoa, Abraham Marchant. Morell, John K. Lemon. Kama, W. Harder. Parley's Park, Ephralm Snydei At Prcst. Brigham Young's. dlCi UTAH AFFAIRS. JOHN POLAND BiLL. OF LETTERS rHIR AHOVR IS A SERIFS intended to give the 'Veritas," reader some acquaintance with a (fairs in Utah, political, religious and otherwise; and to show, in some degree, the real objects men have iu view, in urging upon Congress special and prescriptive legislafor tion Ctah. The writer has used, very generally, the laiiKURg'e of prominent and disinterested uurtics, knowing that such matter baa the rreatoi weight. 25 ROWBERRY, Bishop. Out. F. Moss. Pine KanyoD, Moses Martin. John ToooleCity, Rowberry. Grantsvllle, Wtlliam JefTries. St. Johns, O. W. iiurrldge. Ceatreville, Jame Jordan. Vernon, Hyrum Reunion. Peep Creek, Edwin Tadiock. THE MOST PERFECT MADE. 72$ PARR IVtNUE, ST. LOUIS -. Send J or cfesrrfpfirf rirrtil.ir. &- MASON torriClAT.) Arrivals aul Drparturcs of Mail. & A It K I V A I. HAMLIN Skull Valley, R. F. Knowltou. Oie,C3-A.3lT- L'.iijf Bishop. TH C .V Frederick Kesle . John Henry Smith. L. IX Young. ISth ,, A. H. Raleigr. Soth John Sharn. War.'., w. C. i.. S:u 01. Sugar House Brighton, A. 11. Raleigh. Big Cottonwood, Win (J Youiig, Mill Creek, lU vilien M.ller. South Cottonwood, J. S. Rawlins. Jordan, Archibald Gardner, South Willov Creek. I. M. Stewart. Diploma of Honor n i:.? oa s Tit, i TR it I h Wt UTAH COUNTY. T S'fli DAVID EVANS.Presidlng Bishop over the three last named places. LIIviaiT SUGAR- - SIC. American Fork, L. R. Harrington Alpine, T. J. McCuliough. L. E. HARRINGTON, Presiding in quantity by their perfect parity and Bishop over the two last named great streugth; the only kinds made bv s, places. practical Chemist and Physician, with scientificcare to insure uniformity, he: delicacy and freedom from all insubstances. jurious Thej are far superior to the common adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. Observe our Trade Marks as above, "Cream" Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia." Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely labelled. Many have been deceiveel in loose r bulk Pow-ie- r sold as Dr. Price'i. Manufactured onlv by Jth-fulncs- STEELE s, ICE, ,t Inct CSnwyvtf Okioaga, Sf. Louiz Pleasant Grove, John Brown' Spriiurvtlle, Wm. Erlnrbursu Spanish Fork. Gon U Suell, Salem, alia Ponlt'iwu, RobL. H. Dvi. J. S. Tanner. Bantaquio Ward, George Hallidiy. i Goshen,Wm. Price. SANPETE COUNIY. Fountain Green, R. L. Johnson. Moroni, G. W. Bradley. Fairview, Amasa Tucker. Mount Pleasant, W. S. Seeley. Otoen. Spring City, Frederick T etersoa EphraUa, Kanute B. Maiben. John Mantl, Gunnison, j. t. Hern. Just Published, Edition of theOrfllnsrces ofSalt Lake City Ccrporation. A RfU-o- d A FEW EXTRA COPIES Have been issued? for sale, to City OiUcers and tho Logal Fraternity throughout the Territorr-- . and can bo purchased at the ottct. of ho Doserot Evening News. FKICES; f3 9o Uest Call, Cloth,'! TS. 9 go; Calf, JUAB COUNTY. JOEL. GROVER, Presiding Bishop Mona. Jorn W. Ttaws. Nepal, aiias Sait Creek. Joel Grovr. Levan. F liter Taylor. 9 Stops for $165.00 THOMAS CALLISTER,Presiding Bishop. Scipio, DatdelTtaompsM Oadar Sprtngi., olios Holdaa, David Stephens, iW )' :n i ' a Through mail, daily ......! u Alia, dally. Parley's Park, Big Cottonwool and Wpnohlp, Monand days, Wtdnes-lay" i s a n. Park City, da ly, except Sun: w a i.. day Summit and WaUh couu- tlesMoudayt and Frldajs 0 a m ltieh county, Mondays, Wed- newlajsaud Fridays. ... I '.' a in 6 ' a .u Vorgun county, dally 6 A) am I'avis county, da ly ..8 a in Wcbcr county, dal'y Cgden, 330pmS 830um Cache and Box Elder counHO Srfh : IV. ic, For Bearer and intermediate 8 30am points, dally.. For Piocbe, Star aut San Francisco distrlcU,dally 8 30 a m For St. Goorgo and points south of Beaver ou altertu nate days For Sanrete and Sevier ooun-tiodauy, cxceH Satur30 a in days For Cedar Valley, Fairfield and Tlntlo mining districts, Tuesdays, ThursC 30 a in days and Saturdays notms. orrrci General Del Ivory spca from 8 am. to 8 p.m. Sunday, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Mcoey Order and Register department f roni a.tn. to B p.tn. ' , Outskle door upon X rota 8 a.m. to 19 p. m. South MANUFACTURER'S PRICES AND ON Easy JKottthty Instatmtut CALDER & CARELESS, Geaeravl A) a tn ties, dally .. Corlnno and daily .1 Al p in Id iho and Montana, daily. .6 a m IWiiso City and Idaho Citr, 3 p ut dally Caltfomla, Oregon. -- .3 10 p m io., daily Ophir, Tooele, Steekton, Ja6 90 a nt cob City, daily 8 90 a m Biughara Canyon, dally Ke-ltol- SOLD AT Aceau for (bo Territory E. K. THURBER and W. H. 8EEGMILLER. Presiding. MILLARD CO JNTI. ly sruil-dal'- y SEVIEB COUNTY. Sa'.ina, Franklin Spencer, Richfleld, W H 8oegmi:ier, Monroe, J T Llsenbee, Annabolle SDrlnga, 11 D I.lsonUe. Joseph, A. tt. 1 arnsworth. Prattvllle.Jos. L. Koffers. Glenwoodt P. T. Olroyodi, da , s ed EXCELLENCE in 0hlr, Tcoele, Stix ktor, Ja- 3 ao p iu cob City, kc R'liRhstm Cat yon, dally-- - . p m From Beaver and Intermedi 5W p ate xluis, dally . PiK-hu- , Mar ati-- Sau Fran- - Frldaj-- , Fayette, John Bartholomew. Q1I1KCBS! Amerlean Organ which ever received any award In any European Expo<loii. They are universally by Musician to be the OF m DKFAHTCRKS. JCacf And urmpproaehed by any other of their class. Call and look at J. a TANNER is Presiding Bishop style 210, with over Payson and Salem. Pa-son- " in m Se-vl- WORLD'S EXPOSITIONS In Paris, 1667, niil Vienna STANDARD s Sr. (Jeoig and rMltits south of Bearer, ,Hernate days 6 r0 p SauM-tc count ie. aud daily.except Monday. ... fi i1 Cedar Valley. Fall tie.d un l Tlntlc mining tilidrv. , and Tueday,Thurs-li;j' p Saturlas all Countries, nt the Great nek-nowleilg- hurt-day- 40 a Cotiuue and Keiloo, daily.-Idaho and Montana, dally.. ! 4i p Boio City and Maho City, 1140 a dai'y Nevada, Callfoiuia. Ore M 4 a gon, e tc lseOdUti-icU- Over the Host Makcm p eun-tks,Tutda- ys .140pm tea, daly Ui; A. O. SMOOT, Presiding Bishop. 1873; al&o, at L.luz, Austria Provo. First Ward, J. P. K. Johnson. 1873. Tbey arc tlie only Second Ward, James W. Loveless. Third Ward, Myron Tanner, Fourth Ward, H. H. dull. Lehl, David Kvaiu. Cedar Fort, H. F. Cook. Falrnold, John Carson. 5 W p in 8 4'.P Rich euuty, Tuesday, Thurs-- . 8 40 p m day aud Saturday 8 40 p m Morgan e?ounty, daily U 40 a in rth Davis county, dally 8 40 p m Weber county, dally 11 40a in A 8 40 p ui Otrdeutsetnl-dail- y Cat ho and Box Eh)ecouu- - FOR Kth J 5 Summit aud Wasatch aud 1 AND A. p iu Park City, daily cicrpt f un- - FOUR HIGHEST MEDALS Heber City, Abraham Hatch. Midway, Henry S. Alexander. Charleston, John Wat kins. Wailsburgh, Wm. B. Nuttall. 40 P m s Through mail, taily . --Alta, dally Parley's Tark, Big Cot tnowcmil, and Wanr-hland Tuesdajs, Thun-da-y SaturJas S HICIITiD ABRAHAM HATCH, Presiding 181 . duy WASATCH COUNTY. SALT LAKE COUNTY. 1st Ward, S. L. City, Joe. Warburton. 2d ,, Jamee Leach. 3d Jacob Wei ler. 4th ,, Harrison Sperry. 6th 4 8th, W. H. Hickenlooper Wm. Thorn. 7th ,, E. F. Sheets. 8th & A. Wooiley. 8th Ii (to ,, A bpelrs. 11th Alex, m clear. 12th U W. Hardv. 13th E. D. Wooller. Thomas Taytcr. ltth 15th ,, It. T. Burton. llaeklngs, dr. rit-tnr- FftCTORY Presiding E. T. City, W. Including the Ikrl Holding, IOOELE COUNTY. Congress and Polygamy, I X CONSF.QEN'CE I which I cannot . -- i A GOOD BARGAIN. Book OfBceJ for 'East Professor the office of Thomas, Temple Gate, at tha following ' prices. . Y 5 -- ad READING. TIIK I5EAVF.lt COI'NTY. Salats. lnttcr-d- x EIGHTY Meeting of Deseret Silk Association. Follow up tho Plow. A Man of Parts Look at His "ar Kccvr Tha Centennial Fourth lu th" Country. Gloomy Times Eastward. Aet Kegulatlng Election?. Meadow Creek, W.H. fit . tt. ak Creek, P. Eanosb, Culbert Kinjr. BISHOPS or the Cburch of Jesna Christ of ks OF CIRCUMSTANCES control, I wl.l sell my New Ilrick Mouiw, couslatiiur of six ooU . Rasem'-nt22 x :s0. with with Bcod rooms, Hip hoof and Look Out on top, with Ham In ear of house aud tod well of water, with approaches on the noitb, east and west. Acp'y to George ltiser, ehrx maker, Main Street, who will bo pleased to show the premises and the property can be purdif-chased at a bargain. JM M F1ESI11IS 1S79. Partial Table of Coitteuf CITY . i PUBLISHED jnUST sale at the Deseret News Is Store, and at Dwyer's li, m,i' .Sfrwij e ! Comprising a collectloa of letters written by President tieOm A. Smith' and members of his patty while ' traveling In Europe, Asia and Africa in 1872 and 1S73, OF WEEKLY . d r ALL Editor Dcscrct Xeirz : This has been an eventful week iu Philadelphia. The Centennial Fourth of July celebration, that has bten anticipated for years, took place with Appropriate form and ceremony, under the eaves of the old Independence building, in which the signers made their names immortal by affixing them to that remaikab.'e declaration. The time-wo- rn original decl.untion itself was there, and the 11133-o- of tlie city neiu it up to the iraz.' of the shoutinsc multitudes, and Henry Ewe, a grandson jnd naaie-s.ik- e of one of tlio signer?, read it with earnest, unaffected elocution, ixiyard Taylor read a poem which I tliink will long survive thooc-ca.-io- n and tlie century, and Hon. Wm. M. Ev.uts delivered an oration which, but for its great length, would serve a a perfect model for all oiutord of the future. As for the music, choral and orchestral, I presume it was worthy of the great occasion. Oliver Weudell Holmes had written a hymn of welcome to all nations, aud his Majesty Dora Ptdro, Emperor of Brazil, present ed a hymn, "Greeting from Brazil," composed at his request by A.Carlos Gomes, ceuit musician of Brazil; but music ou an occasion of this character should not be of a high, classic, or difficult order. Musical sounds, unlike poems aud orations, die in the atmosphere with its vibrations; music is not played for posterity, hence the musical selections for large popular assemblies should be of an easy, familiar character that will give the greatest pleasure to the greatest number. When they are not of this character, it. has been proved, again and again, that they will not be heard; the buzz or clamor of ten thousand voices will neutralize or drown the finest strains. During the performance of the "Geetiug from Brazil," the Emperor came to the front of the stand, held his head to one side, and withh is hand to linear, in vain effort to hear distictiy the music. Among tho distinguished personages ou the stand were the Vice President, Gen. Banks, Generals iSheimau and Sheridan, Governor Hayes, the republican candidate for president, Sir Edward Thornton, the minister from England, as well as many other distinguished - rM m mmm oils. Mo. 812. MAI 7j 1S76. 1 I0 SHEET t rltrUnUlou. s, General Manager. 33 Containing Tuenty ISooms in complete :r!'r. Mze 01 Lot live rods Southerly front and ten rods Westerl GEO mykks; Gcn'l Tass. and Ticket Agent. J. N. Ml'l'U.Ol'BH, AMERICAN HOTEL CA CARS - w want vs. stomr d'140 S AND d23 brand street. XT ORT WAYNE? 147 MORRIS & EYAXS. -- xxSr- - d HAS AUKIVKD Corner rosby mT THE CAR LOAD BBMiDllT, HALL & 10,. No 306. rilHlS BOOTS & SHOES Cars to Washington City. Opposite CI ly Meat Market. Ifork. POBINSON, Lomb St. B Wmi l out rrin'.ed -- PilH-ADELrni- the EAST TEMPLE STREET. d209 WM. M'CULLY & CO., COLLARS SIXTEEN PAGES i Hi BESS Wednesday, July COIATMNH Central Towa Short Line I ltc ( eiiieiiulol THE Great Route, vrith iis connections AUD OENIBAl! FAMILY USE, PIPER lor 1S78. PACIFIC JRAILROAD. PAIXTEUS, P. July 21, ASDJ TOB btunhiubed Friday, DESERET 8:a s, . THE LIFE AND TRAVELS or PARLEY P. PRATT. 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