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Show THE . ili.aedI5VER Cms EVENING, Sunday! excepted P0UBWO C0MPASI OOP" the by Dd Buiuft8S W PENROSE. ditor C TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. OatT' Mouth' $3.00 -- 2.1 K) gix juroe Montht - PUBLISHED EVERY EVENmC, .10 Single Copy " M OGDEN DIRECTORY. til'Sl-vl- " STo. PUBLIC! T0 THE INFORMATION . BY MprtanUic Jnstit n, lion's Brother WRlker Co-o- p- vy, Hrrocli. HOTELS. ' jauies 7 , ' . - J- - ' wlii Post Oflice: MAILS. AND CLOSINO Alt til V ALO. 7.50 a.m. Lake City, double daily Mail daily West, Through . JIaU daily . - . DEPARTURE. West, Mail daily Koat, Through . . . . for Salt Iksand the East fur Salt Lane aun u ..." the Kich County niam,,,--go . 6.30 p.m. 8.20 8.40 a.m. 8.40 a.m. Citv, doublo daily slt Lake Through Mail dally . 7.00 a.m. . . , " 5.i io p m. v,,l ll'ran. . -- yiu" anu leave u . if-u- . . at Wednesdays and Saturdays, Thursdays Cache County,-Tuesday. . . Suudayn IDaily to Loganl 4.0 County, Tuesdays and Thursdays s 2.30 p.m. p.m "Mondays and Thursday 7.30 40. luntsvifle-Wednes- days and Saturdays falatersvule, Lvune," Plain City aud 8.30 p.m. 3.00 p.m. and Saturdays Riverdale-Wedues- days nd Alma Wednesdays and Huoperville 11.30 a.m . . . Saturdays office . Delivery General tunuav, . hurs. 6.45 p.m. " p.Ki. v'"" REGISTRY DEPARTMENT ' Open from 9 a.ui. to 3 p.m. MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT. 8 Open freni 8 a.m. to p.m. 8 Outside Door open from 6 a.m. to p.m. , JOSEPH HALL, Postmaster. Trains - - C. P. train arrives " U. P. " . C. P. U. P. U. C. " - '- train arrives n t " " , , and leaves and 6.2G p.m. -- - " " " " - " leaves 7.40 a.m. 5.40 p.m. -- ' -- " - . - - - - -- 8.50 7.50 5.40 8 40 C.20 a.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. ... Salt Lake City Time. RerTices Religious in the Tabernacle, every Sunday, at 11 am., and in the 2nde Wardand Third Farley's Sehool-hous- e, School-hous- Ward at School-hous- e Episcopal Church at Methodist Church .7 6 p.m. 11 a.m. at 8 p.m. 11 a.m. and ' p.m. Spiritualist Lectures at and (Child's Hall), 1.30 p.m. NATI0X.U BA.K fMSflET LAKE CITY. OF SALT Paid Up Capital, $200,000 Authorized $1,000,000 WM. H. HOOPER. President, 11. S. ELD REDO E, Vice Pleat. nitlOHAM YOUNG, WM. JENNINGS, JOHN SHARP, J. T. LITTLE, L. 8. HILLS, Cashier. ' How Grant Coes to Church. Directors. f ' Dial in Exchange, Coin, Gold Dust, College Scrip, tc. Collections made aud promptly remitted, foreign Exchange for Sale. Interest Paid on do3-l- y , , Strings Deposits. ... WELLS. FARGO k CO., EXPRESS FOll WARDERS, I Ij H. O AMERICAN. TRAINS ' . I Ji. Xj 3C1. DEL LEAVE THE (ITV, HAVE IJWEXDIXGTO F. Detert, to collect all debts due to mo. All persoiw who are indebted to me v ill please fettle their account! with him, and save themselves trouble and expense. 1 Cliniijo of Cars. And the shortest, nuickestnnd best route lietween IV o St. Louis and Chicago, Kansas City aud Chicago, Chicago aud Jefferson City, St. Louis and Pekin and Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, aud St. Louis and R. J. Quiucy and Rurlingtuu. . WILLIAMS, Late Proprietor of the Utah Hotel ELKO A XT DAY OARS, and Pullman Palace Sleeping, Diuingand Smoking Cam run through without change, between Chicago and St. Louis, aud Chicago ami Kausas City. 'the only line running these Lars between (Jul- cago and St. Louis, una running uotu raiace. ! Sleeping and fining Cars between Chicago and Kansas City, and falace sleeping Cars between St. Louis aud St. Paul, via Quincy aud li'urliiigton. This old reliable line is the popular thorough- tare between St. Louu. Uausas City and the prm CNE HOUR FASTER TIME cipal groat cities of the East and the West. The Between Chicago ami St. Louis, and one hourand Missouri Pacific Bail road runs three expiws a halt luster time between Lineage and Kantrains daily, with line Coaches and Pul min's sas City than by opposition route. Palace Sleeping Cars, equipped with Miller's Safe FRANK HlUlI, Western Traveling Agent., ty riiiiforni aud the l'utent Air Brake, each way ! Kansas City, Mo. daily between St. Louis, Port Scott, Kansas City, " J. C. Mi MTJLLIN, 5 ..,--'. tawreiice, Leavenworth, Atchison, Lincoln, fct, Oeu. Sitpt., Chicago. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs aud Ouiuha, JAS. CUARTON', il.o-l- l tien. I'sss. Act., Llilcago. witiiout ciiaugu. It forms an important part of the "Great Through Route" between St. Louis and Texas, Kansas, ftebraska, Lotoraoo and California, f information, maps, time tables, 4c, address E. Ford, General Passenger Agent, &t. Louis, Mo. Missotnr pacific ... TIME TA1ILE , Emigration Turning! - AT IfMl immm J. S.LEWIS, 0UL'liS Orders Punctually Attended to. A curious case of suicide occurred tn the New Hampshire State Prison ceuu .,f ..." ...?' liberal A p- -r be gallon " ie cur. allowance 3S)tf 3. Only ATLANTIC STATIONS. LXI'tltSS J. . : SALES UNEQUALLED. Full Line of Musical Instrument at the Lowest Figures. Jittt call nutl ee. autl Ixui.sTi!le WITHOUT CHANGE. chas. w. stayner;! FOUR TRAINS DAILY! MAIN STKELT, SALT LAKE CITT. 7:45 A. M.-l- )ay . A 1 JOHN FOWLER, Agont for Ogden. Express. dl-l- y With Palar Car through to New York. Chi. cago, Cincinnati or Louisville Daily except Sunday. ........ 60LDE1 3:30 P. For all Way Stations P. 5:15 Daily exeept Puuday. M.Fast With Pullman's Talace Sleeping Car through to New York, Cincinnati or Louisville Daily . except .Saturday. P. With through Saturday Sleeping Car Daily except TOYS, Ticket Oflice, So. 100 X. Fourth St., Cor. Chestnut 4 STORE! TOY Express. M.-Clii- cago GATE! Confectionery Line. St, St. LOUIS. IN THE GREATEST VARIETY ' y. M. COLBURX, Ticket Ag't, Kt. Luls. JNO. E. SIMPSON, TIIOS. West'n Pass. CilAS. K. Oon. Supt.,Indianapolis. Gen. Pass. DOKWIN, Ag't.St.luiii KOLLETT, AgL.St.Ixmis ' , dt-t- ': CANDY," .,: .!, "." PURE AND FRESII. HOME-MAD- ' ' : TAYLOR'S HOTEL tat EuaopiAif Puts, West Side East Temple Street, CANDY", Ost SALT "5 Tajlor A Cutler, Proprietors. lOOtf IMPORTED ALL VARIETIES. LAKE CITY. Board by the Day or Week. "Rooms with or without Board. lias removed the LOOJf ' Tlirouyh H. STINGER Candy Cheap ! Camly Cheaper! Candy Cheapest ' !; BAKEH1 Next door to 0. II. TRIBE'S MAIN STREET, OGDEN. Where can be found FRESH BREAD, -- v CAKES, ' Wholesale - and Retail, CANNED GOODS, NUTS, CANDIES, etc Don't pass the London Bakery without a call. ICE CREAM . XSU CITY LICENSES. SODA WATER, o To nil whom it may concern. PASTRY of ALL KINDS; IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NOTICE engaged in Business in MONITOR HAS GAINED A No higher encomium can be Ogden City, (fcr wnich the City Ordi- THE nance" provide that a license must be bestowed upon a Cooking Stove than to say that who uses it speaks in its praise every obtained,) without first procuring and recommends it to her and friends, license are liable to be taken before any for economy, cleanliness andaeighbvrs reliability in all its Alderman of said City, aud be subjected operations. to a Fine. 81,314 MONITORS NOW IN USE. By order of the City Council, ' LESTER J. HERRICK, Mayor. ALSO, TBI CCLKRATKD JAMES TAi LOR, City Recorder. : .. o , ' SANTA CLALS COOKIXG STOVE, is at The Office of the City Ueco-d- er the City Hall, Fifth Street, Ogden. , For Con I nnd flood, Office IIcur$ frorx 10 a. n. UU 5 . house-wif- W. TURNER, (Ute C. B. McGregor 4 Co.), Fifth Street. - - - Ozdcn. GEORGE Which has such a Demand through the Territory, for Beauty and Eaouleuoe, cannot be - - Cakes Ornanientecl to ; WEDDING CAKES Jcoi'Loron with a full supply id Toys, and Provii'ous of ths best quality. CALL AND SEE II IM. SPECIALTY, I i H. KELSOX, FJlth Street . . . Oj;den. dl-- tf GEO. A, I lilACE & CO. ; V Orgaus&McIodcoii Slauufas Ijirest, and The Oldest, Most Perfect lory in the t nited States. 52; a opened a new store Prwrving Jars, Fruit, Vegetables A J. XEWST0RE. 11 ' , siirwipd. oar Stoves are kept and for sale !y Z. C. M. I and ell its Branch Ktores. Also by all the Stores ia the Tcr ritory. SHORT ON AH CWfcf ry, Order, KOTICE. e ... Books.Tcriodicals, Pictures, Stationery, - : : : ; ! TO - O "V 323 X XL 33 FIRST PRIZE ..... At Every Fair ! ST. LOUIS MAIL. 8.20 a.m. t.35 p.m Leave 00 DEN ' 1.30 p.m. 5.30 a.m Leave OMAHA 6JKI a.m. 8.40 p.m Arrive BURLINGTON " C.alosburg, (C. B. 4 Q.) 7.00 a.m. 10.50 p.m " Mendota 11.15 a.m. a.m ' 3.1S p.m. 7.IX) a.ui " Chicago " Peoria W.oo a.m. 12.50 a.m 5 46 p.m. 10.30 a.m " Iud'plis (J. B. A W.) 9.50 p.m. 4.00 p.m Ciucimiati p.m. 0.21) a.m Igausp't (T. P. 4 W.) 5.65 2.45 a.m. 6.20 p.m " Columbus - Through Cars from Missouri River to Chicaoo, Indiaxapolis, Cinciksatti, Looansport, and unxi'MUCB. Connections at those points with lines leading totlierAst. nortnana coutn. This is the' Rest, Shortest, Quickest and Cheap est Route. Do not he deceived, tint obtain Tickets via the EnamcTos & Missouri Rivkh Raildoad. A. E. T0UZAL1N, C.K.PERKINS, Oen'l Pass. Agent. tieu'l Snp't. "72tf Janl7 Line Running Cars from New York, Chicago,' CinciuuaU 6:15 at Concord recently. The man had A Beautiful Grove for Pleasure been sentenced for a comparatively Magand Pic-iii- c Parlies, short time only, but in ovd.r to esazines, also the ; ? : "t cape work he resorted to various ways &c. for making himself sick. It was FINEST DANCING HALL IN OGDEN, Albums, (HiARSA!)TOnA(tO. found that he had several times been are connected with the Brewery and Wall Papers ot the Best Patterns. seen to take handsful of sand, which c.n be obtained, with or without Mu had fallen to the floor from a saiiusi on application to f il.rrtptiotis taken for all the Papers of the d.iy iUWiii Local, Eastern and Western. paper wheel and swallow it. The're- IIXIiOLD, IlfXT A 'o., suit was fatal. Ko Si. 6u ttCash paid for Fggs and Chickens ' tUe SI'7""dils rM 37te TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. Th Atlantic k Pacific Railroad Company offer 1,'Jikiihio acres of land in Central and &uuthru Missouri, at from $3 to $12 per acre, on seven years' time, with free transportation from St. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, g mineral wealth, schools, chnrches and society invite emigrants from all points to the lauil of fruits and llowein. For particulars address A. lurk, Land Commissioner, St. Loins, Mo. over-praise- d J Vox Humana ROUTE EAST. Westinghouse Safety Brake. ISTo. ALIA V AND Pullman's Palace Day and Dining Cars. Cheap Farms hi Southwest Missouri The Horse. 11 1 ' LYON'S' Hi k AXD . nnur LTnninv Bl Hr I i Ueueral gupt. d71-t- f RAILROAD. OF.-- ;' V . A. Board of Railroad Commissioners. HOTEL, ' TmhvS Tovns 'ong the will 0 I -- ONLY FIRST CLASS ROAD IN THE See classification of Railroads by THE NOTICE. - j VOX JUBIL ANTE! , tv and WITH tf MINER, Line ORGAlSTS ' J. II. 3IARTINEAU, MALTING HOUSE, ESTEY LO 0- A. : , ATTORN P. BREWERY Charming g Charles Dickens' opinion of the horse In Foreign and Domeslio Exchange. is found in his writings, as follows: OFFICE at UNION JUNCTION R. R. DEPOT, "I object to the personil appearance Ogden, U.T. i. E. DOOLY, of the horse. I pretest against the con d54tf Agent. ventional idea of beauty as attached to EUCENE LASCELLES, that animal. I think his nose too long, EY-dt-LA- W his forehead too low, and his legs (exOGDEN CITY, U. T. cept in the case of the cart horse) ridicOffice i the Junction Bulding. ulously thin for his body. Again, considering how big an animal he is, I ob ject to the contemptible delicacy of his Is he not the sickliest' ilydraulic and Civil Engineer, constitution. creature in creation? Does a chill catch cald as easily as a horse ? Does Logan, Cache Co. Only 50 Cents per Bottle, not a horse, for ailiis appearance of suLand and Mining. Claims surveyed. perior strength, strain his fetlock as It promotes tlie GROWTH, PltESEItVES the COLOR, nnd increases Ike Visor easily as I sprain my ankle? Furtherand BEAUTY of the HAIR. to another o( hun take from "! more, poiut A. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR,. view, what a helpless wretch he is! No Ovbb TirraTT Teabs aoo T.tos's Kathahiciw nice at Residence 2nd South Street, fine lady requires more constant waiting For THE Hair was lirst placod in the market bf Professor K. Thomas Ljon. a graduate of fnnreuia on than a horse. Other animals can College. Salt Lake City, Utah. The iinms la derived from the Greek, " KA niRO,"sieriif.Vlnfr tr rlrnntr, r.mi,r rrmlf, All kinds of a own must have he make their toilet; legal business promptly attended nr rtiii,rr- Thn f.avnr it has received, and the rniuit hu obtained. is unprecedented and incred- groom. You will , tell that lhisis beIt increases the Growth and Bkauty of thi cause we want to ii'ake his coat artificial- iblj. Haib. It 19 a delifrnttul flressins. ic eraaicaioa AMERICAN with Come home Dandruff. It prevent the Hair from turning (jray. glossy. Glossy! iiuai - CLASS QUIET HOUSE, ly It keeps t he head cool, and pvea the liair a rich, soft, me, and see my cat my clever cat, who lossy M Block East of the Theatre, It ia the same in Quantitc appearance. Look at'your own , A flniriTV if. M river . OlTARTKR of aCoan-USALT LAKE CITY can groom herself! j sold is by all DmsgisW and and ronT AGO, Terms 83.00 er day. dog! See how the intelligent Creature gtorea at uuly Fifty Ce.;la per Uoule. eckly aud Table Board at ltawcnalde Rates. honest "tf J. C. LITTLE, Proprietor, currycombs himself with his own teeth. ' Then, again, what a ' fool the Woman's Glory is Hsr STARLEy. tons SPRD1N0I C.C. CIUPM1H. horse is what a poer, nervous fool! He will start at a white stone or a piece of SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO. Successors to II. Webster & Co.and paper in the road as if it were a lion. J. J.Spruance, 11 is one idea, when he hears a noise he ' Importer! and' Wholesale Dealer in is not accustomed to, is to run away VINES AND LIQUORS. from r it. What do foa sy to these two t ?a n Fr0U' Street' San Francisco. common instances of the sense and couranimal? age of the absurdly 1 might multiply them to two hundred if 1 choose to exercise my. mind and waste my breath, which I can never do. GROVE BREWERY, 1 prefer coming at once to my last charge against the horse, which is the most serious of all, because it effects his JONES'-GllOVE- , OGDEN. I accuse him boldly, moral character. in his capacity of servant to man, of slyness and treachery. I brand him pubIxiffer Dew, Ale and Porter licly, no matter how mild he may look qualify, Manof a Superiorand about the eyes or how sleek lie may be tiUjtjrtied ' ufactured . to families and in the coat, as a systematic betrayer, MATCHMAKER AND the Trade. JEWELER, whenever he can get the chance, of the confidence reposed in him." - - airinM)S,1H1E'r' Railroad. O.ORINNE, Bankers and Dealers ? SELLS THE. MONDAY, were present to consider the report of the committee to waich the elections. Col. Fellows from the committee appointed to watch frauds at the police headquarters, in a lengthy speech detailed how the returns troi one or two Senatorial districts, especially that in which Judge Ledwith was running, had been tampered with by the, po ice, the delivery of the returns having been systematically passed back, and oi durs having been issued about 10 o'clock p. m., to the police captains to prevent the delivery of Associated Prets returns to Associated Press reporters, lest these latter returns might interfere with changing figures on the police returns. It is claimed this action of the police was inspired to by commissioner Charlick and resolutions were adopted expelling she latter from the membership of the so. ciety. Judge Davis, and Mr. Eartlett, of the counsel of Tweed, at the trial to day, had another tilt. The Judgo had decided one Orrell, after a long examination, competent. When ISartleit arose to com ment on the admission of the witness. tending to show bias, Judge Davis reiused to hear another word on the subject, and in the course of the dialogue Uartlett said, "As your honor will not hear argument after decision. will you inform us when the next juror is called, that you " will hear argument before decision." 'Judge Davis, angrily, Sit down." Bartlett, "I refer your honor to Justice Chase and many other authorities." Judge Davis, rapping with his gavel, "Sit down, sir! Sit down! lie courteous, sir, or 1 will reler you to a still later case." Uartlett, "1 did not hear your honor." Judge, "Another repetition of that, or anything of that character, wilt tail uown upon you in a way that may not be .pleasant." The juror was then peremptorily challenged hy the defense. Ihe teterence to Justice Chase was understood to be. to that Judge's impeachment for irregularities en the bench. Washington, 7. Official dispatches received by the Depar merit of State, show that the "V trginius was captured six miles from the coast of Jamaica. At the instance of Minister Sickles, instructions were sent from the Government at Madrid to await orders from the home Government before iuflictiug any penalties on the passengers or crew of the This order was promptly received on the evening of the 5ih or the morning of the 6th; too late, as it appears from dispatches received from Cuba, to be respected. tf i mmi UTAH NORTHERN General Grant is an official nieni-Le- r XI. .A. --A. 3D. of the Methodist Church hut is notji communicant. lie worships in PIOXEEll I.IXE OF UTAH. the little Methodist chapel. The pew ON AND AFTER known as the President's perf is reTRAINS RUN BETWEEN NOV. served for his use by laving a white rod across the entrance. If the PresTraina will leave Oirdei daily at 8.40 a.m. and ident does not attend, the pevr reArrive at fcj.lt Lake City at 10.40 a.m. ' mains vacant, notwithstanding the (.2u'p.ni. nd.S'iO p.m. Junction VYithC.P.U.K., crawd. Ihe President is usually a Leave Salt Lake City dally at 0a.m. and 6 03.10 p.m. little late, lie drives a pair of.dosh-in- imtt at Ogden at J .00 a.m. and b.iO p.m. AND Iu addition to the alto ve, bays to a hijh English carriage known as a dog cart. 11 e usuully,re-niain- s MIXED 3ST in the hallway, speaking to no , I r WILL RUS one, recognizing no rone, his hands DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) resting on his hips, his white hat Leaving Ogden City at 5 a.m & 3.30 p m. On sud after Oct. 1st, 1873, Daily Passenger Trains held belaud, uutil .the preliminary and exercises are through, lie then qui- SaltLake City at 8.30 a.m.and 5.05. p.m. Leave Corinne at 12K70 uoon. ' He seldom Passengers will please purchase their tickets at Leave Logan at 7:30 a. m.; etly takes his seat. " ' urates. Fifty cents additional will be charged to connect with trains for Ogden and Salt Lake- speaks to any cna in church ;' listens the with sharp attention, with his keen when the tare is collected on the train. For all Information concerning Freight or Pas Reduced Kates to Exeursiou Parties. eye on the preacher; seldom chauges apply to his popition during the entire service. sage,JAMKa BI1AKP, Passengers w ill please Purchase their Tickets at lien'l Ticket and FreiKbt Agent. The last thing he does, as he turns the Offices. For all information cnucerniug Freiirht or Pas liis carriage up to the curbstone, is to JOHN SHARP, sage, apply to 8UPKR1NTENDKNT. the a of lie fling away C1IAS. SIBLEY, cigar. stump General Freight and Ticket Agent, relights the fragrant weed as soon as JNO. Vi. YOUNG, he has mounted the box: . v i CHICAGO & ALTON the parly 5.45 pin. 7.40 a.m. 6.40 p.m. felt TELEGAllPIl New York, C. At a crowded meeting of the Tamraany all (he great guns of society dltS-t- Kat, Through VOI. II. ciiAS, , J,,hu Ml,w' PrPrietorfden t " LIVERY STABI.ES. Win. Carroll, Proprietors. j ptet nd ARRIVAL OGDEJi, UTAH, SATURDAY. XOVE11BGK 8, 1ST3. The Tweed Trial. , t ' . ; 42. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) - MERCHANTS, v'red. ' St Now p 0 0 iu use. ether Musical Instrument ever oldaicJ same popularity. Kir .send for Price Litis. AJlic Ff ALU. No -Cui tl |