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Show Senator Issued every morning, (Mondays xeopted), by th , Junction Pbtnting AsaociATios (Incorporated) OJJux , lou riJi "and HA Strut, Uitottn iomg Irankljt, aJdreaaall communications on banlucai to th Business Mnscr, those intended ht publication o ths Kditur. Thursday Morxiko, Pec. 18, 1879. A NEST OP RASCALS. The National lvejublican Commit tee have elected Simon Cameron, of Widow Oliver celebrity, Chairman of that important political l'oly. Chi eago has been selected as the place for holding the next Republican National Convention, although thfl dav has not vet been fixed. The election of Cameron is equivalent to an announcement that a stalwart candidate will be nominated for president, which means the putting up of either Grant or Blaine, Conk line now boiniz out, of the raca.' It would have been much more favor able to the success 'of the Republic cans if they had elected either Aver ill or Jewell for Chairman of this their most important Committee, as both are pronounced Republicans yet far from being extreme or illib eral in their yjews, These gentle men, however, saw that they had no chauce for election, and wisely with drew in favor of Cameron, in obedi ence to the mandate of their party leaders. Cameron is too old a man, and too full of the prejudices that were popular in time of war, to make , an efficient head for the Jle is one Republican party. of the most corrupt men in National politics, and the candidate who receives his support and m fluence niubt make promises that will seriously impair the efficiency of hu administration, if elected. The Cameron "reign" in Pennsylvania has disgraced that state, and the accession of this hoaryheaded poN itical sinner to a leading position in National politics is almost a calamity to the Republic.m party. He has long been ambitious of a Presidential nomination, himself, b'lt his career as a politician, with such satellites as "Addition, Division and Silence" Kemble, has relegated him to an obscure place in the United He could- - carry States Senate. New neithor York nor Pennsylvania as a candidate for the Presidency, although he can by corrupt means control the local politics of hit own state. The National Committee of the Republican party has indeed do generated from the high place it once occupied, when such men as William M. Kvarts were willing to accept positions thereon. Of the the present membership John J. Patlorson, of South Carolina, is a fugitivo from Justice, and n one can or has yet been able to find him within the confines of the United 'States. Indictments, have been found against him for buying his seat in the United States Senate, and the Committer will be oom pelled to appoint v his successor George C. Gorham, of California, bolted the republican ticket of his State at the last election, and will probably be reud out of the National party. The election of Cameron creates another yacancy, which will have to be filled before the Committee again meets. Another member (from Florida) has been declared ineligible, because he does not now reside in the district from , which he These four positions was elected. must be filled, and under the present regime none but pliant tools of the leaders will secure plaoes. in It will certainly be an 1880, for dark horses in the RepubNo lican National Convention. matter who is selected, with such a Committee behind . the successful candidate, purity and reform will form no part of the Republican creed or practice. off-yea- Ihk Winnkmccca Silver Suite has struck it, and struck it rich. It has hit upon the boss plan for extirpating polygamy in Utah, if not in Nevada. It says : "What is wanted to suppress polygamy is a President with sufficient backbone to deal with it in the same manner as other crimes are dealt with by prosecuting and punishing those who are guilty of it. Let Hayes issue a proclamation to the Mormons giving them to understand that he means to enforce the laws against polygamy in thirty or sixty days, so that the many wives of the Mormon bishops may have a littl time to prepare for the change, and ' then execute the law." Even if the United States had a President, it would be interesting to know how he would proceed to exe' v cute the laws here. of Nevada, "tha meanest man in'politict or gtocki," has sought out a reporter in Chicago, and told his views to the Bohemian, The Associated Press hu telegraphed them, and the Senator is reported as saying that the states of Nevada and California will both go Republican As an illustration'cf the character of this great millionaire, it is stated that he once entered th barber shop of the Paljco Hotel,.Sau Francisco, and paid the cashier ceuU for work that Senator Jones had ten minutes tieforo given the tonsiirial artist) for. Jle says that "if t)in KopiiUicans taka Grant up will hardly amount th to a party, Utt'r disorganization will bo complete, and their forces beyond rallying." If, on the other hand, the Republicans do not noms inula him, "the Democrats will do so, and not only this, but elect him.' He considers that the South and West will combine on a Presidential nominee, but where he oLtains his premises for such a conclusion is a subject for speculation. As Sharon is simply a mining gam bier, elected only by the) aid of his money, his opinion is as worthless at a "point" from a stock sharp. The Woes of a Bride. - bt Elegant Drink! i I ine Tonic! Fertile f ine Stock ;vIit) Itkllgl--. Ojk-- i It will "knock" a cold quicker than any remedy known. to Ilerdopiafnt Alnnf the I JUIiwi). tali Xortli-er- No section pf the Union at present Evory family should hav it, ''Rock oilers greater inducements to the r, A Co. mining prospector, t.nwier. moik-raifecapitalist or laborer than the vat rejrion north of Olen penetrated by the L'tJi Northern This now over luili ;, 'Hip latest Discovery.. : thoinost extensive and traverse.-line ( t more valuo than any Silver fertile valleys f Northern Utah, it Mine in Colorado, is Gkkmax erodes the gi'efit Snake River gold Ci m:, a remedy fields and the Le-- t lands of especially for the curftofCutarrh and Idaho, is rondel ed ea--grazing of nwess the inSovero Colds in the head, that Salmon liiver, Yankee Fork and variably lead to Catarrh, which are Cariboo mining region and has enReso common in this climate. tered the Territory of Montana. member tbatj Catarrh, if not checked IDAHO TUtUIIOIM. promptly, gou to the lnugs.and ends Each day's delay id Consumption. The Utah A Northern railway, iu lemons the chances of cure. Price noted above, crosses Eastern Idaho, onlyoOcts. For Salo by the Manufacturers, Erown Medicine A Manfg every mile of which is valuable cither Co., Leavenworth, Kansas, and all for iU pasturage, its agricultural, Wholesale and Retail Druggist3 in timber or mineral land.-- . Idaho is the. West. tf called the "Gem of the Mountains," 011 account of its great, diversity of its mild and hea.'thful cliresource, I Wish Fverybody to Know mate, it wonderful mineral springs That Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, an old and its fine scenery. It is 400 miles citueuof this vicinity, and known to long by 300 wide, contains some inhabitants, and its mines have evory one as a most influential citi zen, and a christian minister of the yielded $(15,000,000. Wide areas of M.' E. Church, just this moment grazing lands sustain cattle, horse stepped in our store to say: "I and sheep winter and summer, while wish everybody to know that I con- the valleys produce all cereals and sider both myself and wile owe our vegetables of the tomperato zone, lives to Sliiloh's Consumptive cure." apples, pears, grapes, peaches, It is having a tremendous sale over plums, apricots and other fruits. our counters, and , is giving perfect Good roads lead to different parts of satisfaction in all cases of Lung Dis Idaho from stations on the Utah A eases, such as nothing elso has done. Northern Railway. I Vr. JMaiciiett X r ranee. I Bourdon, Ind., May 15, '78. h.MhE MUli I. OLD FIELDS. Mold by J. w. Mcrsutt & uo., is now demonstrated beyond a It & Retail Druggists, nndO. Wholesale doubt that hundred.) ol miles of gravoct28-lC. Oraasby, Logan. ., el bars along Snake Eiver, Euttcrn Idaho sonieof which are directly 011 the line of tho Utah A Northern CHEAPER THAN EVER Railway are rich in deposits of tine gold. Several companies operating AT 111 lS.y, took out Jrom M to 40 per day to tho man. Their liirge and regular shipments ol dust to San Francisco have created great excite ment in niminar circles, and Western journals already pronounce these the most extensive placer silver diggings in the world as "good prospects" of gold are found all along tho river for a distance of 400 miles. Outfitting can bo done at Eaglo Rock, on the Mad Calf Custt m $0.50 Boots, Utah & Northern Railway, and within an hour's walk of some of these All other grades of Boots and Shoes in proportion. great bars. Now is the timo to strike for fortune in this vast new region, 'KEPAIRING NEATLY DONE. which will soon bo overrun by miners from every State and Territory. ed .. without breaking her heart. ir Arriving Horehound and Rye." For :ilo hy J. W. Mc.Vutt 1W5 tf Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, BR ESS 20,-00- 0 Ashby & Co's BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY! .PRODUCE Factory north of MIWON KIVF.U MINES. TAKIvY, Fully lOO.n.ilos distant from Eagle Rock, by (iilmer A Salisbury stage route, or tho Yankee Fork mines, 175 miles from Black Foot, by the Terminus ami Chalis st:i;o line, are also attracting great attention for the unexampled richness of their gold iindilvor quartz. The region covers at urea of 10,000 square miles, and although only partially explored, already promise o rival the best mininr region in the world. Mining exports mute "m pronotrmMng the Yankee Fork lodos the richest yuJ discovered west of tlw? liookies. Hundreds of tons of. ore, worth i'rom$:00 to $'2,000 per ton, liav been packed on mules and shipped to the Salt Lake Smelting Works.' Salmon City, Chalis, Tgriiaiua, City, are leading towns. Distance from Eagle- Rock to Salmon City, 1.10 miles; faro $'27. Distance from Black Foot to Chalis, 175 miles; fare $2-Fare from Oma ha to either Chalis or Salmon City, Z. C. M. I., JIMMY ST., OGpia", For tlio Holidays! OVERCOATS! first-clas- our ltf , s, $100; seeond-clas- , READT-1SAD- E BOOTS I' i f- Gloves - v SHOS! AND MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDEEN'8 IN ALL STYLES. Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Grocei les, ' r Hardware, Cutlery, FarinhigETools, Xailn, Iron, Steel, Horse and Mule (Shoes. p W Its LEATHER, HARNESS Usa hd . WW LA F.ND'WGS, APJD .SHOE PAINTS, OILS AND, VARNISHES, FULL LINE OK s,$75. STOYES! ... , BOTTOMPRIOFS " - ' A A A UAvn ' ' 4 - ' - ' : WHO IS UNACQUAINTED - '' mptly filled '0rd'crsiyma , I BY J 1 WITH THE OEOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE irXA&m pa.-lor- al one-sixt- Am ' , I 0 wavc AT A MALTING , '; GKOTMlM8 . Hats, Caps, Shirts, Undertvear, Ties, Uandkcrclt and Hosiery, JIOMAM. BREWERY "'. FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. jaccr Beer U. t A Large Stock of NEW AND SEASONABLE Montana's gold and silver mines, now almost in sight of tho Utah fc Northern Railway, have yielded $150,000,000, and the annual yield since 1804 has averaged 3,600.000.-Ove' . 20,000 lodes and 2,000 placer nave Deen mines recorded. Alder Gulch, in which Virginia City is lo cated, has alone poured out $40,000,-00in glittering dust. lron,:load, j ZkI i : c c j cp c j c coal, copper and cinnabar are aluo . J pientul'ui. " Nearly 40,000,000 acres 'of iind 10.000,000 acres of agricultural lands arc found in this grand do-- , main, not of whkth is claimed or occupied. Tho native bunch grass is a winter and summer feed equal to outs. CaUlcK ..horses kndsheep keep fat the year round in Hmiiiliiolnrer f Iron Caten mtd FenrlHv, the open air. Profits in the cattle Feiii-infur country lots. Combination r'tiie- or sheep bussiuess have always averv 111a r Iron and nml, I rn iioora anil Min Iron MU'H aud all kimU. ef lion liorU aged from two to three per cent, .per im, III KftliHMl. month on all capital invested Losses ratt rv one liliwi:inth or tlielownwnl nouns of cattle, sheep or horses 011 tho aud one west of the Wttita hange. Box 471, MX UkslCity. , range, from all causes, rarely roach, and never exceed two per cent, per HAS. W. annum.. .Wheat, oats, rye, barley, and all hardy vegetables aro producATTOKXEY AND COVXSELOT-AT-LAed in groat abundance and oi quality .! Practices in the District and Su unexcelled. ..Apples, pears, plums, Courts and before the JJ.-prerne Siberian grapes, crabs, and nearly all Land Office. Makes land entries, small fruits ar produced in different and finid proofs, conducts cases and localities.. Yellow and white pine, appeals, and does a general law busicedar, lime spruce, marble, sranite. ness in all its branches. stone and sandstone are abundant. , Office near the raW,Main Street, Montana boasts a dozen rivers as alt Lake City Utah. large and beauiiful as tho Mohawk or Juniata three of which are navi gableand being beautifully watered by hundreds of ice cold streams and crystal hikes; water power is there fore illimitable. All streams aro full of trout and other fish, and elk, deer antelope, moose, bear, mountain sheep and many kinds of small game abound. Numerous hot minora; springs and a mild, inyigoralius; at mospnere are anion;; the attractions tor health-seekers- . Wages in Minta those Of Main Street, OgdeB. is In !" paid iu Illinois. Newspaper Advertising Bureau of Are.ublf receipt libraries and good fine stock of New Goods, embraelDg , . , . I daily and weekly newspapers are W AT?i?Ji? i J EWE L RJT more numerous than in sections of For Ten Cents: One hundred page similar populations uat. Tiwra is And UiftCeleUrsted , , , ' daily mail itnd c.pie.s and the tele- Pamphlet with Lists of' News. graph to all important points. Rates Tho shortest, i)uikest. bet und papers and Advertising King's Combination SiKftaoles. 'j-''S't'-'-.i. L. .'.'.I i .: only relubla suinniet and winter Which improtv, itrcDgtbeq, uJ roulQ to. ilontana is that via the Ireser? the sight. Union Pacilie and Utah and .North For Ten Dollars :,Four lines inserted one week in Three Hunem Railways. They are et with fine French prioopic ' leasee, and eaabe to adjured that the It V A dred and Fifty Newspapers. H lllLt, IMOlifl tTIOX I BKE. foout will oome dcreotlr in frot t cf the ye, making thfta much, more nenrice-- ' - Further tlet:iilil and roliuMc nJ useful thaarJijiftrT9iH)0tarU t f'urnitukni in relation to iLli'oieut - iik- tnct of Mantam. or Idaho, tho fyery Pair VTarranted. Try Tk?m. routes thereto, rites, etc., will K-furnishoil on HPtiic:iiion liv THOS. . WNS,PISI01S AND 4MMUNmON L. KIMBALL, Sni. llss. and ticket i diib-i-y agent, cuiana, rutu, 3 SIJASOS. Notions in Immense Variety. ' . Of Till: t'AtEISIt'S . lhe only route from the East to the Snako and Salmon River mining regions is via tho Union Pacific and Utah & Northern Railroads. Prices A' LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY! . If 0ISS, Embroideries, Edgings, Flowers, and a Full Line cf Choice lUbiboifc ' W, I STYIES I.TIIK:Sl.K.lIHSi ? s , . STAYNER, dnd Families kind-hearte- d GEO. P. BUOHMIlk&WEIX? RO W ELL .' ship. She has obtained a divorce from her husband, and goes by her maiden name. s Pure Wines aud Liquors. w Call at Geo. II. Tribe's Liquor Store, wain oireet, aad Sample his fine old Wines and Liquors, then buy yeur d dec!4 I'w supply for Christmas." x J. S. LEWIS, &CO. OPTICIAN, , . fight. OP CONSISTING- v mu , zxt ZDaily VjiW-H.-t- y, I he marriage ceremony was formed amid many misgivings of the girl s mother. The bride was only sixteen years old, and her troubles AT began before the honeymoon was CL0TII1XG I. STORE, over. Her husband soon undeceitad her as to his identity, and told her FINE ASSORTMENT he bore a different name from that under which they were ioinod. and Boys'' and Cllfai's Suits, that his true name was a matter of no consequence either to her or himConaietiug of . self. For the present they would go Wonted, Cietsimr ami (lie vol Is. k liig Lot of by the name of Buck. His business Muwas precarious and changeable. sic was a passion or an accomplishThe Latest Styl.x, for Men u J Bo; 4. ment with him, not a profession. In spite of these startling ' revelaA full and gnoii line of tions the bride clung to her husband. I Boots and Shoe ami New to went lata, York to live. and they fori- liiuerwear. Here he trot monev bv robberv. rfl- ery, and all kinds of rascality, and CAM, AND beat hotel keepers and others oat of The Examine their just dues. couple would ASD qUALITlM.1 frequently change quarters and start under a new name, the poor wife be No trouble 'to show goods. ing constantly bewildered a to what I. MARKS. to call herself. , After a few months' residence in New York they started on a tour of THE BEST the world, and lived a short time in various European cities. They finally turned up in New South Wales. The husband having murdered a wonan in eold blood, that was thought a good place to escape justice; but the In the Country, is to be found ' villaiu was arrested, put in prison .. at the and properly dealt with. The young wife was now thousands cf miles from her dear old home among the verdant fields and forests of Maryland. No old and tried friends were near to guard and advise her. The fruits of the marriage were a ' AND broken heart and deep misery and embarrassment. A beautiful boy was HOUSE, born, which wa the only trophy ef the happy days of her profound We and devotion She does not to this Fifth; Street,' east of Commercia day know his teal name since, his . Hotel, J J father has sailed under so many t aliases. The wife being highly eduI cated and accomplished, she taught OGDEN, .UTAH, ; music, etc, in Australia, and got on very well, and made many friends. Mr. Nevitt Steele, Mr. Archibald Stirling, and other citizens of Baltimore, hearing of her circumstances, sent her means to come to her home in Dorchester county, where she ar Supplied rived recently, and she did not fail to n visit them during her trip to Balti. i Orders from along the Railroad more, to express her gratefulness fcjv their generosity. Lines or any part of the Country She is but Utile over twenty yean old, and, notwithstanding her many will be promptly and faithfully hardships and worry of mind, much attended to. of her original beauty and cheerfulness remain. Providence has beeu good to her, and it is believed she will greatly improve in spirit now . Fropbietors. that she is among the early associations of her childhood and friend- . The English hold on Afghanistan is getting perceptibly weaker, and the situation generay waxes des perate. The British forces are surrounded by a desperate and treacherous foe, who will permit no opportunity of gaining victories, however however slight or temporary, to pass; they fight when they can, and murder when they are no longer able to Winter Goods! Fall and n lie-sid- A beautiful and highly-connectyoung girl, who contracted an unpro pitious marriage,has recently return ed to her home in Dorchester county", after an ; eventful tour around the world and a temporary residence abroad of several years. Her story is very sad, and filled with eventful incidents. She spent a few days in Baltimore this week, visiting her rel atives and friends, who are among thi best families of Baltimore, hut ent home last night by the steamer Georgia na. She is a native of Dorchester coun ty, highly educated and accomplished. ' Her musical education was ac quired partly in Europe. Some six years ago an adventurer went to Dor chester county to teach music. He was a man of fins appearance, good address, great versatility of talent, and of good conversational powers. Lie tberelore succeeded in getting pupils among the best and most families. Among them was the subject of this sketch. An inti macy snrune up between tutor and pupil, and the family of the unfortu- ate girl tried every method of per suasion to prevent it, but the tie was too strong. 1 he girl loved the pro fessor tenderly and devotedly, and a separation could not be effected MERCHANDISE. G EXERAL THE GREAT SOUTHWEST. Try Bock Horehound and RyeThe Great Remedy for Coughs and Old Rye Coldn. made of the Whisky, Horehound and Pure Rock Candy. SaURox, Do You Believe III - t That in this town there are scores of persons passing our store every day whose lives are made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and ciswessea awmacn, Liver Complaint, Constipation, etc., when, for. 7i cU., we will sell them ShilohVVitalizer. guaranteed to cure them. Sold by J. W. McNott A COu. WholftAilft nn.l Retail Druggists, and O. C. Ormsbv. I ocfcll-ly- r druggist, Logan. i in-bl- -- t 10 SPKUCE ST. N. Y CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.'R. IS THE GRE1T CONXECTISG LIXK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST Its miiln line runs from Chicago to Council Bluffs and I'lituli;.. pasoinu throusli Jolipt, Dttawn. I,.i Jnne--MoliDe, Kuck Island, liavenport, 'alK i'x. l.iborry, Iowa City, StarnKo, riannll and Pea.Moinos, (tli eauital vf lua) v iih hranoln s from Bnrnaii Junction to Pcorin ; Wilton .liui.-tloto Muscatine, Waslilnyton, ll'rinceion. Kld'ij, Bclkuap. I,entreviile. I tiallatin. Camnron. Javenworth and s nKMiimnon to biourn7v .m.,i si,.., mi. ; nr'iKtiH io rnrniiiitfl'di, liona-- i okali a. I.duyville. Oskaloosa, Hells, Mtaitoc and : Uos Moines to indlannln and Wituers.-l- : .Ulanucto Audulion. and Aoca to Harinn. Thw the Kailroad. which own, iv sitivolc a Uuutuh line hetwaon it operatesonly Ciia-iui- und Kama. . cm-'- ! i .ii'mtxc.r. wflh all divemi'Xiltnes i forth with the l ake Shore S and J'utabun;, 1 1. Waynes'-"1- 0 en n n,i aujirrn ,.in. WAsntv.TOX HKtuOTS. with Hlttslwi-- " i i m si i ii. k. B- K. Central 1. Illinois At h.M.l.r. wnli ' ' t i'uhima with H.. 1'. J.: I'.. ' W. Kail.nwda. j y.; HViini'ainHaud T.. I". Hli Western Umofltltf , , t Kailrad. Kelt oo o.a--- , ana t bait ir t? At WEST 1,'iPFBTV. with tkc BurliWton. Nortln-rli. It. K.ipids !. . Al UHISNr-- I ! With J Vntnil ''k At f oiM il Bi.rrrs. with I iji 'ULi'edsr At Omaha, wuh B. & M. At Coi.t K.lt. intra: hapidsA.Vorthein .At (ITTOIWA. Willi I Wiu.il tw HJ Luuis. Kan City Northern ai .na a At Kti'KI'K BB ahaslw anil,. St. 1 C. Ks,",ViKt J it Hi'vrn-T- wtih Kan FacJW At A n nisox, iH AttUi;n. Fe Atchihou , co. auu vv tea. k. K ds. ".od K. Willi A. i At H.-.ii!- r. ,i ompany own ana control their S Itfpins iii,,u in: luiutKir w nuoe, and irrve f hi a ' M. uetween vnicag' and Council fl.iitr,. l.i'iM north, or Atchison for Two Uotiars milt i onts. ana cuon for Five Uoliais. while (my ill tiKT linos eharae between the same points iMMHtra iura auume aerui, and fcix noiiart j in a What wlH ploase VOU most will bo th nleanur l while passinit over theuiii.iyjiia jour nieals, - .iiniiui prairies r Illinois and nam, in one "t DiiiinK and Kestaurant Cars that 'iirtiiaunitieent !i. all Tliruutth Express Trains. V.u jet incni.any eniire meal, as l as is served in anv tirst-lvIn tel, tor seveiity-tlv- e cents ; vr you cau i ruer what you like, and pay for what you kcU Appn-c- i itnw the fact that a majoritvof the separate apartments for d'Uterent tne eiiornmas passensrer business of linn lino warrantinif It), we are pleased to an- -' ,hu Compan Vooa Its PALACE VA?.- - ,or T... leeplnn purposes, sad its I A LAI b IH.MNii CAKb for fcatiiw At J.EAVt.VWOBTU Due ither ureat feature of our ti,la.-- purposes. Cara is a K. lids. a , v ..w M )I 1 ,, I.E A'l'.'..H.,HO iu via hl IVVEWOKllli in. ktiwii as the Oreot Jiock, l ii ni . ! MMKIN'G SAI.OOX where yon tan enjoy w "ll:iaini"nt!(ll lionrs of theduy.tho wh"'W. MaCTiltlwnt IrAti llridircs spnn and Jii.un rivers lit all points crnm M ""' '"' line. hikI trnnsfors ore n voided' nt I'ouncil Benw l'BVfiiwortli und Atchison, connection 1'iiinn in. i.lc iu ilcpots. I'UIXCII'AI. II. It. CONXKrTlONSW Iriii-- i r.ut.vr niKouuii j.ims AiiE as r 1t:i. i "Pf jy lut. '.r' Pill tl' ran in vaenis iir Inlorraulion i.Tmaii nr i ..... ... "le the United Mates und not obtainable ul your home ticket ofhee. amrr - A. K1MHALL, tiea'l tuperintendent. ' K. Si te",1""au ..i A . . |