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Show jfclTiTiMftliiSh Disappearance of n Correct ileges, and no discrimination fcliall be ta long as there are Credit Commercial t.Systeiu' allowed, a Mobiliers, and dens in which gamstatistics published by bling is Through4 recognized as respectable, so the Government, it is ; estimated that long will a legitimate commerce lanthere 14 a'decrease pi twenty per guish and wither. cent, of the capital invested by persons engaged in'professiooal pursuits throughout the country during the iastvear. The failures of those iu commercial and manufacturing occupations in the meantime, j'.tnount i to the enormous sum of two hundred million dollars. Humiliation. How is it that the heads of the en-uag- ed Why this should be the cafe can bo ensily determined Young men r.i e not disposed to await the tardy process of- promotion in the walks of The passion for professional life the rapid accumulation of money, the desire to obtain wealth by adventitious aids are too powerful in urging their amassment of the goods if this world, to restrain them from Peking channels ia which they can steer their barks to the goal of their a tubition a fortune quickly an d easily ,', made. The" omnipotence of wealth the allurements of power are to them irrcsitiblc. Thoy are not as a rule satisfied with growing gradually with the growth of the country. They indulge iri tisiohs of the greatness achieved by men who arose from their slumbers poof and destitute and returned to their ecucrm in the evening rich and prinees of the marts, where by a sudden and lucky accident they became the favored sons ..f "fickle fortune' The great curse of this country is the mania for speculation. Legitimate business is contemned as being - . - too slow to gratify greed and avarice few men control the capital of the nation, and it is impossible for those whoso means are limited to en- ter into competition with the monop- olists whose tremendcus influence nvershadows the pretensions of ibe Administration will appoiut to places of honor and trust, men who prove faithless to their obligations ' A greater mortification could nut be suffered by the American people, and a sharper sting to their national pride, than the exposure of the trickeries and mercenary disposition of the Commissioners selected to super-intenthe interests of this country at the Vienna exposition. Their disgraceful conduct in selld ing places for a pecuniary consideration, and their peculations merit the obloquy and censure of an indignant people. It o a shame that the country should be held up to the scorn of tho world, when I ho most strenuous exertions have been mada to make an exhibition of the enterprise and genius of the New World, that would be not only flattering to the vanity of the Great Itcpublic, but beneficial in the advancement of material progress throughout the world. Emigration. A large emigrant train arrived yesterday morning from the East, containing about three hundred passengers, the majority being bound for Oregon and Washington and Montana Territories. They were for the greater part a substantial, intelligent-lookin- g class of men and women. A number of the survivors of the "Atlantic" were among ibeni, and interested gaping crowds by (ho narration of the thrilling scenes thmugli which they passed. As the emigrants remained in the city all d the day, many the Tabernacle At six o'clock they took their departure, exc')ti; :.g a lew who, having disposed of their tiukeis, remained in town and spent their little means in carousing. As this morning dawned there were continued disturbances of the peace and much md.se, keeping people awake timing tho hour.i when they demand rest, (j niplaints nre made that ihcre is too much rowdyism at the depot at co i t;.iu t inies. tjuarreling and fighting are of repented occurrence there, and at any moment a lamp upset might ignite a blaze that would put in flames every ill-fat- A strict building in that vicinity. watch should be kej t at all times near the depot. . WASH STACKS Spring assl S5air 3Ialtrasscs. Cupboards and ISoolicascs JEikIc to Ort3er. Cabinet Work uai! Ilvpairiug Wood Turning in all its 5ras;ebe.s. - JUST RECEIVED, 100 I) QZ. and other Goods in CIIAI11S proportion. Flease give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. 1 i J. m. THOMAS, Coal & Lime Office James Shively, who is well and favorably known in this city as proprietor of the Shive'.y Hotel, Mr. leaves this evening for Toano, where he is to take charge of the Railroad Hotel. Mr. Shively carries with him tho respect and best wishes of his friends in tkid city. MUSIC STORE, Main Street, Matters Mr. Levi Wheeler, was kicked by a mule . . Ogden. THE CHEAPEST COAL AND LIME Ii - Ruined EridkuboM. A few d.ijs A rain, commenced at seven o'clock d a ago couple arrived here At one time copious from Canada on a lour of discovery and this morning. showers but the wind veering to fell, delights. The bridegroom while promenading around this citj, entered a the north, a sudden change occurred, saloon and become fascinated with the and we were then visited by a heavy fall of snow. The wind changed again enticing game of poker. Not being "well up" in the game, or being slightly towards the south, and it is now raining confused, he lost all his loose cash, and this three p.m. was reduced to a deplorablt condition, Scicipe im Salt Lake. John Fox, a being in a strange country with his stone mason of Salt Lake City, while layoung wife depending on him, and boring under aberration of mind, the scarcely a feather to fly with. The case result of the immoderate use of liquor, came before Alderman Thomson and the committed suicide yesterday morning. r was fined $100 for gambHis wife discovered him on the floor of It was the ling contrary to the ordinance. kitchen, with his throat cut. lie not claimed that any .unfair meaus was had risen from bed for the purpose of used to deprive the unsophisticated Benea fire, but instead of doing so dict of his money. There was no Monte kindling it is supposed he went to a bureau in or cheating of any kind; he Bimply lost which he kept his razors and cut his his greenbacks at cards. But gambling throat. His first attempt it appears was is contrary to our city ordinances, and not successful, and he selected another the law must bo enforced The Canarazor, which he passed across his throat dian, it is to be hoped has learned a in a higher direction. The second leeson, and will, no doubt, take his wifo wound inflicted by the with him for protection next time he proved to 'be fatal, and ba immediately travels around in a strange pluce. .0 died. He was a native of England, and about fifty years of age. ALL the .Ma. ket.ai 1 W KINDS From a Jewharp to ucwly-wedde- less bountifully favored aspirants for commercial distinction. The sum of two hundred million dollars has been sacrificed by merchants in a, single year, in endeavoring io ride the waves of the uncertain ca of commerce, simply' because a handful of inea with unlimited resources at their command have combined to crush humbler competitors. ;(AS a consequence the unfortunate, victims, of the rulers of the money market seek refuge ia those apylums which afford Notiee lo Shoemakers. WANTED IUretlnm, f'mmlwn mul n ..Vuchino-hwid- . the last alternative for their rehabilAjply to Read A Tyrrell, opposite i J n n.:tiit . itation; the stock and gold boards or Office. the Exchanges', with which our large Ornamental. The First, Ward Tublic cit ies are overrun. So great are the Square is now adorned with a double inducements offered by these gigan- raw of trees on eich side; box eldrrs ou tic gambling institutions that thou- the outside, locusts on the insido. When sands who daily frequent ' the ten-plu- s they Attain their growth, they will form of the speculators, and have a beautiful promenade. It is requested Will discontinue passing ncross been ruined in following an honora that teams the square, where hey have no right to ble career," prefar' the ''chances of travel, and keep the road made for pu'-lia precarious life on Wall street to convenience. The Taberuncle Square the uncertain tenure of a business has also beeu adorned with shade itrea. establishment W Broadway. Ogden will become a beautiful city iu lue sweet by and oy. The entire nation is suffering from a derangement of finances, ail unsettled condition of commerce, 'and a ' TftAvrt. The freight trains now coming from the East nre the lirgcst that prostration of agricultural and indus- have passed over the road since its contrial interests. Whd will come, to struction. Salt Lake and Ogden receive their reliuf ' What mcaMrcs caAbe their full sua) i of the freight, but the . adopted to inaugurate a new system, great bulk goes. West, to are tho its trains back The to crowded, or passenger bring country old landmarks of economy, an equal both from the East and tlieVest. Sj distribution of the nation wealth, great is the demand for passage on the Pullman's palace cars, that it is necessaand the eradication of the vices which ry for applicants at lha ticket cilice to have crept into our commercial sys- form into single file jnd come tip in the fountain the and poisoned order that they take places in the line. tem, . The Utah Central starts of regularly nmrccs ot society : ,i with a full co.npliment of passengers, The time will coma that a response will be made; when the patrimony of being business men and teurists, Miners also daily going to .Salt Lake City the country will be more equally di- are by rail, while others adopt tho more vided, when laws will be enacted to economical expedient of going on foot, protect legitimate commerce and as many a goodrhenrted man er womau huge monopolies, whon all is ever ready to furnish them food and Xlases will be entitled to equal priv- - j shelled. Itovv AND Off to Toaxo. lumber merchant, yesttrday a.m., but fortunately escaped any serious injury. A Imported Furniture of all Kinds, MAJGST STEEET, OGDEN. vi.-ite- Tow.v MONDAY, 28. Dealers in vavti on ! li;iul. J Ciiu:-c- Oegun, as Cheap, or Cheaper than anywhere else in Utah. Violin Strings and other Fittings. SHEET MUSIC, ETC., ETC. of One door South Oarden House. THE saloon-keepe- rana CD j ; JU-- I o . . . : pup-pre- ss . ; O self-murder- er 1 ! mm mmmmkMm A Railroad Crash. collision occurred yesterday at the depot. About four o'clock in the morning the Central Pacific train was backing down the switch at the same time that a freight train belonging to the Union Pacific was coming forward. The trains met aud a crash occurred, resulting in the almost total demolition of the caboose and two flat curs. So great was the force with which they met, thai the caboose was lifted oil the track, and lodged on the flat car, which was also near being en tirely wrecked. With characteristic energy the officers and bands immediately applied themselves to the work of removing tho debris, which was accomplished in quick time. Four men were sleeping in tho civbooao at the time of the collision. They wero not hurt, but as they say, dreadfully scared aud "considera bly A about." kno-ke- d VO LAROE8T AND MOST OOMPLETB FACTORY IX TUB WOKLP. per Annum: KwlurwM hy thn l$tit Musical Talent iu tlio UuiU-lew name of Purchasers of KSTEY ORGANS lu L'taUi Tfrritui j: THE 10,800 Next Door to Savage's Gallery, Main Street, Salt Lake Citr. 85tf iVfachi nes. Sew in -- 00- rOU, AND ARE SELLING Teruu, tke justly celebrated TE HAVE THE AGENCY Singes? . , a ON FAVOBAI5LII Swmg Slaciiine AT THE CENTRAL DEPOT, And at our In SALT LAKE, BRANCH STORES In LOGAX and OGDEN. ,, -- Full lines of New Jersey sees a mo?- ojuito on his sweetheart's check he supplied. t'Zo Urn pit with Jus attic tectu. tups-it- Yhfn ' CHARLES V. STAYNER, patient jubilantly declared "it hurt so in the North can have INSTRUCTIONS little that I can go kack to work in a Mrs. rurchnwrs 150 WRING, Ogden. doy or two." , Wo iUatI Mrs. W ATKINS, Bingham. Prof. JOIIX FOWLER. Os;J.-i- i Citjr. Mrs WrUTMORK. St. Oeor. Mr, MYNHEER, Atlt Luke Citv. M " " Mr. DAN.OlKN. Fillruoro. Mr. DUNNK, FA RMlNtiTON MKETIN'J HOUSE. Mr. T. J. STAYNER, Orfen Citr. VhKtor SHARP. S It LaksCity. Mr. ANUl'S M. CANNON, Salt Uko City. Mr. WILLIAMS, Odcn City. Mrs. KIMBALL, Salt Lake City. Mr. E. WOOLLEY, Oul)E JUNCTION OFFICU-CEDACITY MEKTINJ HOUSE. Mr. THOMAS GILES. RiU Lake Citr. Mrs. WILSON. Suit Lake City. Mr. ARTHUR 8TAYN EH, Furmington. Mr. K1N0SLEY, " Mrs.JUDliE MILLKU, Bountiful. Call aud me the tnstrutnenia. You will bny no other. Fint.kr Mashed. Andy Schoonma-makc- r, whiie coupling the cars at Echo last Saturday evening, had the forefinger of his left hand so badly injured, by being caught between the buffers, that amputation became necessary. Dr. C. S. NclllN was called, upon to perform the Qperalion, which was so skillful that the AVERAGE StaU. J t the S. oo- Cotton, Silk, 'Needles anl AttncIimcntA H. B. CLAWSON,SuperintenacBi. b |