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Show 0 W JJv- - KJitoraodB""" 12 DIEEOIORI !? published-ever- y , ....rFaaifE-tSSoS- I:'' OGDEX, CTAn. FllIDAT, 1ECE5IBER 5 BY TELEGRAPH. What' Should and Should A'ot be Done on a Rail. , Cuba. i ..b 5iil MALLS. taUJ imvu. cWSlMi -- tUkewi the Kwt 7.00 a.m. 6.00 and Todays, "f;." OowVi Tlurdy 7i IM d? .Wr.day.' owuty, pm. Wyont for RicU county, (c Co""", ttW .', UTAH VOIa. 1873. II. ' 4: 4. JO p.m. 4.30 2.30 p.m nntoy, Saturday. ;7.30a. 2d Slatemille, M JW--"- - lUOa-- UTAH NORTHERN CENTRAL ii.aiiiK.oad. IOXEER IJXE . As suggested SELLS TIIE by the Fat Contributor. OP UTAH. Always attend to checking, your' I ON AND AFTER ; self. If you feel likeswearing at the TRAINS RUN BETWEEN baggage master, check yourself. If havn't a trunk full of clean you ; clothes to check, you at least Bhould Train! will leave Ogden daily at 8.40 a.m- - and . . , , ' be adequate to a check shirt. , at Salt Lake City at 1040 . 6.2om. Arrive ' and.820 p.m. ' .1 Junction with C.P.R.R., When you vacate your Beat for a ' 3.10 and Leave I Lake ua. at daily gait City j p.m. FOREIGN. moment, leave a plug hat in the seat. Arrive at Ogdea at im) a.m. ana .tu p.m. AND Some will one come along and sit Captain General Jorellar telegraphed In addition to the above, down on to it, thereby preventing your to the Madrid Government, ORQA-IST. the following effect j yTker Madrid Gov hat from being Btolen. LOG-aNWILL EES. : ernment peremptorily orders the captain Passengers cannot lay over for ant ,! wrru general to deliver up th "Virginius." other train without making arrange- DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) General Jovellar respectfully resigns his & 3.60 p.m. On and after Oct 1st, 1873, Daily Passenger 6 a.m at Ogden with the conductor. If a man Leaving ' City ments " Trains position, and demands that another per' and . son be sent to take his place, who can has been on a "train" for a week or Salt Lake City at 8.30 a.m.and 5.05. p.m. Leave Corinne at 12:00 noon( carry out the orders of Government, so, ao conductor should allow him to U a 1 Paeseneera will pleaiie purchase their ticket at Leave Logan at 7:80 a. m.j considering the excited state of public lay over for another on any account. will additional be o cents the flics. to connect charged with trains for Ogden and Salt Lake- Fifty AND feeling, and the impossibility of overLadies without .escort in traveling ben the tare u collected on tne train. JovelGoneral difficulties. the . coming be very particular with whom For all Information concerning Freight or Pas Reduced Bates to Excursion Parties. lar , submits that a manifesto was pre- should become acquainted. They need'nt sage, apply to which aa for they delay, oppor during pared J AjLEo (HAKr, Passengers win please Purchase their Tickets at tunity would be given for reflection, and be so partittular with those with flen'l Ticket and Freight Agent. . :, the Offices. r time would be gained to allay the fierce whom they are not acquainted. For all information concerning Freight or PasJOHN SHARP, of the national great patriotic spirit sage, apply to ' Keep your head and arms inside SUPERINTENDENT. , ' CIIAS. NIBLEY, party" in Cuba; but the strong orders the car windows, if would keep you General Freight and Ticket Ayeat. from Madrid to . be executed at once take away this resource, through which your head and "carrjartos." r MOSES TUATCUER, . CHICAGO & ALTON d71-Never talk on politics; it will en he hoped to save the upholding of the , General Supt.! t authority and interests of the country. courage somebody to take a vote of ' In order that the Madrid Government the milB ONLY FIRST CLASS ROAD IN TIJB j passengers. Railroads of See classification West. of X difficulties by the the may comprehend No gentleman will occupy more Board of Railroad Commissioners. situation, and do justice to the ardor 3NTo and perseverance with which lie began than one seat at a time unless he be ' SALES UNEQUALLED. And the shortest, quickest and best route between ROUTE EAST. his. labors which had already began te twins. . and Kansas Louis and St. Chicago, City Chicago, produce fruits, the Captain General de Always show your ticket whenever and Jefferson City, St. Louis and Pekin U I. . t:.! scribes the situation in the Island, and the conductor ' asks vou for it. If Chicago and Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, and St. Louis The Only Line. Running Tlirough ; and .Quincy and Burlington.' ; ; declares1 that the impression produced v. Car out of humer about it don't ' jVgm.ELEGANT 1AT CARS, by the news of the arrangement which you get ' A .Vnll Line ' Musical and Pnllman Pala.ee Sleeping, Dining and Smoking ",' baa been completed between Spain and show it. between Cliica-e- o without run Cars change, through Instruments' where' there Lowest smoke in car Never a the with be can United Stales the I compared ., ..... TO i ;! and St. Louis, and Chicago and Kansas City. r, v that produced" in Spain by the treaty cf are. ladies. . Get the conductor to turn wnwnu uuiinese line win, ine only running New York, .Chicago, Cincinnati and Figures., Just call and see. St. AiOUiB, ana running uota raiace. " Bayonne, which led to (he war of Inde- the ladies out before lighting your ago ana and Oirs netweeu unicagoana . Louisville Dining Sleeping He begs pendence against Napoleon. Cars St. between ! Palace and Kansas City, : - f,y Sleeping CHAS. W. STAYNER, to assure the Government that the imme- cigar.'!.,! !:. WITUOVT CHANGE. Louis and St. Paul, via Quincy and Bnrlington. . Never spit more than six times in i iri diate delivery of the "Virgiaius" will ONE HOUR FASTER TIME instantaneously cause a frightful commo the middle of the aisle; after that the Between Chicago and St. Louis, and one bourand FO UR TRAINS DAIL j MAL STREET, SALT LAKE CITY tion throughout the Island, which would conductor might object. a half faster time between unicage ana nan- Si JOHN FOWLER, Agent for Ogden. City than by opposition route. be sure to result in successive catastro- 7:45 A; ' In going through a tunnel keep FRANKsas HIGH, . , Express. Western abilTraveling Agent, pbies, even if a man of the highest Mo. r ateus Kansaa wits you. City, omeDoay your Chi' Car to Palace New j With York, through ity should be in command there. C. McMXTLLIN, t i t i. Gen. cago, ClncinnaU or Louisville Daily except The above dispatch was rorwaraea might get their hand into your pock JAS. CITARTON, Supt., Chicajro. . Bunaay. q.io-feelPass. own. Gen. was The their et thinking it .,. Agt., Chicago. u: i s I t t. public early in the evening. Never use protane language in the ing is intensely excited, but the greatest 3:30 T. M," Accommodation. , . .I . Ti- order prevails, owing to the confidence car. wet ouc. on me y ' piauorm. For all Way Stations Dally exeopt Sunday. which General Jovellar inspires. is never thrown away on 'a Many influential Spanisids in conver brakeman. 5:15 P. M.Fast Line sation expressed the opinion j . . Westinghouse Safety Brake. If you cannot sleep yourself do not that further difficulties can be avoided, With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car through i Pullman's Palace Day and Dining Cars, to New York, Cincinnati or LouisvilleDaily provided the conditions of the surrender disturb the "sleepers. of the "Virginius" be changed. They Look out for , pickpockets. Jr.ck TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. are not unwilling to see her delivered !i 6:15 P. are never in the car, as you 3STO.-3Express. into the hands of a neutral power, and pockets With through 81eepins Car Dally except the question of her right to bear the have to look out for them.' ATLANTIC MAIL. r.-STATIONS. Saturday IXrKKBS Provide yourself with sleepin American flag decided by an arbitration. N'o. 100 IT. Fourth St., Ticket Office, The majority of the people are deter- berths before starting.' No careful Leave OGDEN 8.20 an). 6.36 p.m h .r .j ' Cor. Chestnut St., St .LOUIS. IN TUB GREATEST VARIST1 a.m mined not to permit the surrender of the man will start on a 6.30 1.30 ' without a Leave'OMAUA p.m. . , J ' J journey M..i ,u h: V COO a.m. 840 ana p.m Arrive BURLINGTON TnOS. COLBURN. "Virginius" direstly to Americans, ! F. M. DORWUT,' supply of sleeping berths. Galesburg, (U, B, SI.) 7.00 a.m. 10.60 p.m Ticket Ag't, St. Louis, West's Pass, Ag't.Bt.Louit if this is insisted on there will be a sood 11 J6 ajn. 8.t2 am : Mendota ' TN. B. t ,; flat bot in Those UHAS. K. rULiliJSA'A-JHO. K. BIJlfBUH, op put Calm 3.16 p.m. ' Chicago serious conflict. ' people express ii'i. Gen. Pass. Agt.,St.Iuls Gen. Supt.,Indiaoapolis, 4 12.60 9.00 a.m. re as easily ajn 60 rift the hope' that the United States will tles are the best," they o'-i 10.30 6.45 a.u ft B. p.m. W.) Ind'plis (I. t waive the question of direct!; delivery. carried in. the pocket. 0.60 p.m. 4.00 pjn " Cincinnati ,. 6.65 p.m. 9.20 am PURE AND FRESH. The authorities are willing to obey " m the station at be Logansp't(T.P.W.) good Always 2.46 a.m. 6.20 p.m. Columbus the mandates of Castellar, but the Spanto take the train, j Better be an ThroovU Car from, Misseari River to iards will not consent to the direct sur- time too early than a minute too late Chicago, Ikduwapous, Cinchihaiti, Looahsfoet, hour Castellar Americans. to If render the Columbus. . j Olf IHI EUR0P1A5 PUH, and the government of the United States unless vou . are on . vour way to be and , ...... Connections at those points, witn lines leading .1 ' ,' to the East, North and South; insist upon it toe authorities will De hanged. IMPORTED ALL VARIETIES. , ,, ana Side uneapH East West the j This Street, (juiCKesi Shortest, Best, Temple is situation The compelled to abdicate. AHt KnutA. Do not be deceived, but obtain Ticrets via me extremely complicated, and nobody can ' . t BumiiroToir Missouri Jtivra kailkoad. tell the result; C. E. rJfiKlilAH, A. E. TODZALIN, There is no naval vessel of the United Board by the Day or Week! ! WM. ROWLAND, Gtn'l gup'L ' Gen'l Pass. Agent. States in this port. One British man-of- 12tf Board.- -. Janl7 without with or ggyRooms BUILDER AND T war is here. A number of Englishmen BEICKLAYER ' have arrived in Havana to look after t 3 f " '. ' Taylor & Cutler, lOOtf Proprietor.; their commercial interests in person. It U Mason Work of till kinds ' seems that Castellar inquired by tele-promptly attended to. H. STINGER -' Mi ,,.. i ': ': j i '; graph as to the state of the popular feel-iD- 2 Rcaideaoa en Franklin, first Home South of Fifth '. has removed the in Cuba on the settlement of the v8treet, Qgden City yth. "Virginius" affair. The Captain-Ge- n Next door to G. n. TRIBE'S. eral replied that the people were unani mously opposed to the steamer's surren MAIN STREET, O&DElf. Where can be found der, but before the answers could be received at Madrid. Castelar telegraphed UROWNIKG'S STORE. .. Wholesale and ,. FRESH BREAD, . the terms1 of the delivery in the port of ,r'", , CAKES, Havana. This caused the greatest sur - CANNED GOODS, " ' ' ' h "TTTB HAVK OPENED WITH A STOCK Olf prise among the Spaniards. NUTS, CANDIES, etc. i The Voce de Cuba says the leading racr. London the Don't Bakery without pass chants of. Havana held a meeting this call. a Merchandisei General morning to provide for the purchase and the arming of a number df fast steamers Utali AXD SODA , as cruisers in case of a war with the Three Boors South Wgaen. .Hotel, United States. The same paper says Col i 0 Jimenens, of the 1st battalion of volun- " "Where customers will find it to their teers has offered to arm Six concern. whom it To all PASTRY of ALL KINDS. may o , steamers out of his own means; and the advantage to call' before "purchasing ; 7 za. T0TICE IS HEREBY QIVEN, THAT merchants of Cienfueges have ordered elsewhere , , all Prsui engaged in Business in Grain taken In Exclinnre- - r the purchase of two fine steamers abroad OAISED A TnE MONITOR HAS No hieher encomium can be for war service. Later information; in J. and J. W. BROWNING: Ogden City, (fcr which the City Ordiforking Stuve titan to say that nances provide that a license must be bestowed upon A..who creases the number ordered. It is re uses it speaks in its praise every first without of battalions several new procuring obtained,) ana recommenns ll to ner aigniirs unu ported that ON SHORT NOTICE. before aod reliability in all It taken to eleauiiaeHS be license are liable volunteers will be, organized immediate any for economy, operations. and be said to of Alderman subjected and the City, Cathol'l proposes ly, Society s.T to a Fine. 81,814 MONITORS SOW IN USE organize a sanitarv battalion. The Voce A , By order of the City Council, declares that Salor, the colonial minis, LADlESYtf-flPERATlli- E STORE '! '" n r :.' LESTER J. f, ALSO, TBI CrUHATnt '' HERRICK, Mayor. ter, has forwarded his resignation to -. ' ' -v A f PECIALTT. - ' JAMES TAYLOR,' City Recorder. Madrid; that Captain General Jovellar" t- v.r . o OGDEX SAHA ClAUS (flOKLVC STOVE telegraphed his. resignation twice; that of the City Recorder is at the Governor has also handed in his re , The Office KELSON, the City Hall Fifth Street, Ogden. no an signation; and that until For Coal and Wood, till 5 ?.n swer to Salor's telegram was received, MRS. jE)MM A CARTER . Officf flounrm XO a. . . Ogden. Ah The authorities have sent by cable to uierlBnaent. dl-t- f Which has such a Demand through the Territory i.,,.t Madrid long extracts from the manifest GEORGE W. TURNER, for Beauty and Excelence, cannot h IrNQ EXPERIENCE AS A MILLI Y ner in the East enables her to solicit the they had drawn up in the "Virginius C. B. McGregor Co.), (Late i .ft ; eurpassed. , ,, j' , ana viciraiy, ease. patronage of the people ol ugrten GEO, A. I'BliCE & CO. - ' Ogden. All our Stoves are kept and for sale by Z. C. M Fiflh Street, caul attention VO ine snjtoiui mwm. va aw", .. and all its 3rauch Store. -GOODS,-MILLINERY. Also by all tha Stores fa the Ter ESTRAY 3TOTICE. HOOF SKIRTS, Mag. Charming MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1873, . 6.30 p.m. 6.20 jn. 8.40 a.m. . MO-m- road. , , "Virginius." , 6.45 pm. 7 .40 ajn. 6.40 p.m. rabledeily - The Ever Faithful Isle Will Not Surrender the f .ni m V . i - " T" ?' f i5,,-,V- Houses. frkBwMS xi" evening, - Jfo. Intense Fxcitement in iipr- ' They Prefer War First. GORINNE, , . a-- '' i 0 '. MIXED TRAINS S . VOX JUBIL ANTE! Vox Humana JK0IS1BY from Open department .PJ,-S- i i ; i s 1 to 3 Open from 8 tf ' ."' tf ,Traina - CPirain arrives " II. P. 1 " a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. 7.60 a.m. " 6.40 pm, 8 40 a.m. - leaves q p, i 7.40 5.40 6.20 " 8.50 , rj,C.rain arrives m ana " leases and.; - 6.20 a.m. gait Lak City Time. ' in the Tabernacle; at 11 mrf Sunday, , W.rd Sfihr.nl. An''. 1.1 mo o,t Bcni-uuuo,ibut, Farley : il. i- ItrdBChool-nooseaio- Church at a.m. and 8 p.m. Churoh at 11, km, and 11 Episcopal Methodist Spitulist Lectures (Child's Hall), ;.. HOOPER. President, f tt ILl'KKDU Vice .Treat. "I E, BRMHAK YOUNfl, JJi.tUTII.B, LHUlliLS, wenier. l2 - t- ay dl-l- y '; TIME TABLE rro-fanit- GOLDEU ; Minbchaoge, Coin, Gold Dust, College Scrip, made and promptly remittea. lorari Sidunin for gale. Interest Paid on do3-l- y Deposit. GATE! i Cpiitoctionory BmilTOIllOM . TOY M.-Chi- cago Dc CoUectioM fcriigi tt , j Directors. WMJUXNINGS, JOHS SHARP. at' . . Paid Fp Capital, 200,000 - $1,000,000 iDlhorized of ST. LOUIS .,"' . - or A1T II, 8. . M.--D- IliET NATIONAL LAKE CITT. - - '7 i , r-:- Anrfnna Services m V AND A LI A! Chanjfo of. Cars. FIRST PRIZE At Every Fair ! STORE! 1 TOTS, f FOB WARDERS, EXPBESS and Dealers Bankers and Domestic Exchange. 0mCItBKI6H JUNCTION B. B. DEPOT. la Foreign J. Spu, HI. dottf K. DOOLY, A (rent. EUGENE LASCELLES, ATTORN EY.dt.LAW mTV tt nfinuv utoh the JracnoK Buldlng. t " . f tr and Civil TAYLOR'S HOTEL . ' . at Residence 2nd South Street, aau Juse tltf, Utan. ' AH mil of legal tasinees promptly attended AJSIERICAN jimi-ULASMil Block East of HOTEL, QUIET HOUSE, U, " Theatre. SALT 1AK iwms 8S.00 per day. at Reasonable eeUyand Table Board CITY Ratea, t SPRUANCE. STANLEY "uawjori to H. Webster importer, oni t & CO. 4 Co. and J. J.Sprance, Deader in WoZwaZe wiWESv AND ' LIQUORS. street, Ban Francico. ira Candy Cheap Candy Cheaper! Candy Cheapest! REMOVED S ';! J. , Oflce S "candy, , i MINER, candy,1':":: HOME-MADE- . j ani Mining Qairjii Burteyed. I A. ... ; ! Engineer, Logan, Cache Co. land , 8 ALT LAKE CITY. J. H. MARTINEAt. Ifdraolie taan LONDOX BAKERY Retail. '' i ICE CREAM of ' WATER. city licenses: - J sea-goin- g Cakes .Ornamentetl to house-wif- Order, e THE WEDDING CAKES! CITY.: W&TCHMiirrB tun iruirirhl Be,tl done and all were warranted ht J. II. t , s , P. P. BRPTTOP V, & MALTING HOUSE, , , THAfE '" . - CORSETS, BUSTLES, KID GLOVES, Books, Periodicals, - Albums, Stationery, &c. si;j and j d-- 1 ' ritory. azincs.Ticturcs, IK MT POSSESSION THI FOLLOW X tag described animals, which if not claimed ana taken within ten days from present away And all other articlei pertaining to Ladeta' !" on hand. Saloons and ?tr" date, will be sold to the highest responsible bid- furnishing goods in the Fami m CIGAKS AXD TOBACCO. v"nLinant fam? n tjupuiicu, - der, at the District Stray round, at Ogden, Weber lAitext Fashionable most RailDecember 2 'Jing Co, Monday, along tb. o'clock, h.00 15th, 1873, at Wallpapers of the Beet Patterns. p. m.: Styles, W thTkLr"4 fate of 60 eeeu per gallon One red roan heifer, coming 1 years old, no " ranoa tisidib, notcn in tipper part of left ear. And sold at cheaper rates than can 6e boucht Suliscriptions Ul'.en for all the Papers of the day liAirhara iu L'tah. All are invited to examine d24K3m j Local, eastern an" rt estera. . Wni. N. FIFE, ted.yth.cnr. k. rrrm Tn ItiA it(,r haforc fiurchasinit. District foundkeeper. ggyCaah paid for Egs and Chickens . 2 Ogden City, Dec. S, 1873. ATpriJ1" Street Ff , NEW ,. f 30-6- Organs&Melodeoiis The Oldest, Largest, and Most Perfect Manufa tory 'ln the United States. ST0KE. 52,0 0 0 JCOLCLOUOH HAi with a lull Now In use. supply of Toy , Crockfry, Preserving Jars, Fruit, Vegetables and No other Musical Instrument ever obtained Proviilons of the bent quality. same popularity. - Send for Price Lists. CALL AND SEE HIM. toUl-tAiArees BUFFALO, N.i OPENED A NEW 8TORE e |