| OCR Text |
Show BY TELEGRAPH, function. She every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, COMPANY. by the OGDEN PUBMSHlNa 1AMES McG AW, President and Business Manager, all nusinp.fw cnmniuiiif'Af inn fthimlH lu ' ' blihd ((WUI" .Jdeswdj Night. Unusual attrac offered by the Salt Lake Comare tions Theatre the at Ogden pany treeing. Additions to the company, a virm bouse, and the famous Irish drama of the Colleen Bawn, which has drawn crowded houses night after night in the principal cities of the Old and Everybody should see it. flew World. L. J. Herrick, Chkap for sale, has cheap, some of very Esq., See the celebrated Studebaker Wagons. and Good. Special to the Ono .Tuscf ion by tlie Atlantic and Pacittc Telegraph Company. Riot on the Carthage and Quincy Railroad! Naval Duel Between a French War Steamer and a German Gun-boat! Russia's Views on the Treaty of 1856! Capture of three French Towns by the Prussians! Belgium in Danger of Inundation! his advt. President P. Maughan, to see us while called Valley, the two day's meet-ioin Ogden attending We were pleased to see him looking hearty and healthy, and full of life He reported Cache Valley and spirits. Cali Again. of Cache g. 0. K. AMERICAN. Philadelphia, 14. A single game of base ball between the "Athletic" club of this city and the "Atlantics" of Brooklyn was played thisp.m.on the grounds of'the"Athletics," which resulted in victory for the "Atlantics" by 14 to 12. Quincy, 14. Madame Lynch, keeper of a notorious Mr. Geo. B. Marsh, of Wil-lar- house of prostitution, A Fall. shot Michael while travelling from that, place to Lynch, an ex - husband, yesterday, while he was attempting to force an Ogden on Monday last, fell from his entrance into her house. Lynch will One of wagon, brusing his face badly. recover. d, the wheels passed over his body but he escaped without any very serious injury. Pleasant Call. A We had a very pleasant call on Monday last, from Mr. Victor E. Mauger of New York, Importers of English Printing Machinery and Materials, who has been to California en business. He is the sole agent in America, for the celebrated machines of Hu-jh- es and Kimber, London, which he has succeeded in introducing into the offices of some of the leading American newspapers. Mr. Mauger was accompanied by Dr. Edward Storron, from the Sandwich Islands, who is on his way to visit friends in the East. They expressed ihemselves highly gratified with the order, peace and industry, exhibited by the people of this Territory, and agreeably surprised at what they had witnessed. After paying a visit to Salt Lake City, Qtaf KVthis morning by U. P. train. Au rtvoir. Potatoes and Hat wanted on the Jcxction Subscription. SPECIAL NOTICES. Just Received at D. Wood's Califor nia Wine, Fruit and Toy Store, a fresh supply of Superior Wines. Daniel guarantees his wines to be the best imported into this Territory. Remember the price. The very best Port and Sherry Wines only 75 cts. per 1 quart Pure Drugs dispensed by comat the First and Third Ward I probably A very considerable riot occurred east of Lendon, on the line of the Quincy and Carthage Railroad, yesterday, in consequence of the refusing to pay their men. The laborers threatened to burn the valuable bridge unless they were paid for the work done; a force was sent from the city to quell the riot. The Naval Court Martial, now in session here, has the case of Paymaster Lockwood up; his defalcations commenced with the small sum of $50., but in six months it ran up to $5,000. Havana, 14. On Tuesday the 8th a naval duel took place outside the port between the German gunboat "Meteor," with 3 guns and 60 men, and the French war steamer "Bouvett," with 5 guns and 80 men, in presence of the Spanish war steamer "Hernando Cortes." The "Bouvett" opened the contest by firing five shots, which the "Meteor" promptly returned. The "Bouvett" then attempted to board the "Meteor," but her rigging became entangled, carrying away her main and mizzen masts, and injuring the screw of the "Meteor," which sent a shell at the same time right into the side of the "Bouvett." The latter, finding the "Meteor" unable to move, and seeing that her own capture was certain if she remained, steamed off as fast as possible into Spanish water, the "Meteor" continuing to fire on her. The "Meteor" was accorded the victory. She had 3 killed and 1 wounded; the "Bouvett" had only 3 wounded. A grand banquet is being arranged for the officers of the "Meteor" by the German residents, who are highly elated. The Court Martial in session here has condemned to death all the leaders of the rebellion, the members of the various Cuban J untas, and all other persons who have been instrumental in the rebellion, but who are now absent from Cuba; the estates of all such will be confiscated. New York, 14. TiZeeitung and other prominent Ger91-t- f man journals are demanding that Paris shall be bombarded, saying that generTo thk Seventies. A general meeti- osity to France is injustice to Prussia, which has been humbled by Franoe for ng of all the Seventies of Weber countgenerations. y will be held in the Second Ward A Metz letter of Oct. 29th gives the Ogden, on Sunday, Nov. story of its surrender. It says that Bazaine totally failed in his duty, that Oth, at 2 p.m., to transact business connected with the Seventies' Hall. By hunger and scurvy and typhus caused the surrender, that the garrison suffered order of the Committee. intensely; having no faith in their commander they deserted in crowds with 1ST If you want genuine Jewelry, his knowledge, as he believed their dewouid give him fewer mouths to Clocks and Watches, that you can def- parture feed. end upon, or splendid toys for the childThe steamer "Vandervitt" arrived ren, go to C. C. Asmussens, Main this afternoon laden to the waters edge with guns from the U. S. arsenal at West S'reet, Salt Lake City, where you will Troy, for France. This makes the fourth wely be suited. load the "Vandervitt" has brought, the guns being shipped by numerous barges JT When you go to Salt Lake City, besides and from here forwarded by ?rtyonr Lunch at Geo. Goddard's base-en- t, every French steamer. The Hamburg steamer "Cimbria" which arrived this Main Street. Hot Tea or Coffee, morning with 78 passengers, reports "ii, Steaks, Soups, etc., at reasonable experiencing no trouble from French cruisers passing out of Hamburg. 86-- 8 "teg. The "City of London, "arrived J No mistake Williams & Co. reports speaking the Yacht "Cambria" on 8th inst in lat. 47. 32 long. 39. dl sell lumber, cheaper than any Rachel Rosenthal, who recently ar''use in Ogdn, at their yard near the rived from Poland in search of her husAction Office. band, Issao Rosenthal, has already had the astonishing number of four husbands, JSTAll kinds of produce taken for goods all living now. Washington, 14. tt the First and Third Ward The President returned on the early JtH91-morning train, Sec'ty. Bout well had a protracted interview with him Ob For Curlew Valley. Messrs. J. concerning financial matters. HouU and John L. Child will receive Application having been made to the of the Navy to station a ship as Sec'ty., "ock in on Nov. the 21st of Ogden a floating hospital at Key West, an order "it, and drive them to their Herd was issued assigning the "ShawWh in Curlew Valley. nee" for that purpose. Quite a number of New York politicians arrived this Stock herded by the year, by the for the purpose of urging a "oath or on shares. Terms reasonable. morningin the Custom House, and the change J. S. Houtz, Federal Officers, with a view of securing JoHN k Child harmony in the City and State of New York. The President is not disposed to make any changes at present, but will JT The Drugs and Medicines at wait until Congress assembles and coa-f""Pioneer Drug Store, Main st., Ogden, with leading men in both houses. Xf of the finest quality, the Wines and FOREIGN. kjuors of the purest brands. Vienna, 14. f The Vienna rreue publishes an alleged analysis of the Russian note If you want a cheap lot of lum-9(- r. addressed by Prince Gortschakoff to the apply to Mr. II. B. Sioville, at European Courts, subscribing to the of Paris, in 1856, expressing a Uiamg & Co's. yard, near the Jcnc-- " treaty desire to secure the revision of the adOffice. ditional treaty concluded in the April Convention of 1856, bearing upon the Every Day. The Junction Dispatch, maintenance of vessels of war upon the ch we publish daily at 5 p.m., con- Black Sea, by either Russia or Turkey, fining the telegraphic news up to 5 being the parties contiguous to the waters of that sea, and whose vessels of P"1-, is gaining an extensive patrons-Tewar are interdicted from cruising thererms in. The rrctee delares that Russia de $i, per m0nth. petent men Drug Store. cchool-hous- -- 86-3- m tf y, 8"-- 'f er '6-t- sires that equally full independence and liberty of action be accorded to the Sultan; the rest of the Paris treaty is not to be affected by the revision of the objectionable articles, contained in the National Convention of April 185). Russia is prepared to negotiate with the powers who were parties to the treaty, if desired, in ordtr to revise its conditions. Berlin, U. y from received here Dispatches the German headquarters at Versailles, announce that Paris will not be bombarded. The German authorities are convinced that the city is illy provisioned, and that the 'surrender may be" expected within a month, from that cause. Berlin, The North German meet upon the twenty-fir- 13. Parliament st this city. will of Nov., in Florence, 13. The Italians of Milan, last evening, gave a banquet to the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, in honor of the annexation of the Roman provinces, and the increased measure of freedom which would result from the change of rulers. The Foreign Secretary, in response to a toast, said: "We must introduce into Rome all kinds of liberty, especially religious liberty, while respecting the spiritual independence of the Pope." Tours, 13. The dispatches to the Government here from Gen. De Palladines, estimate the losses which the Germans suffered by their defeat at Orleans, aggregated ten thousand men killed, wounded and The results of the taken prisoners. victory are very important. It is reported here that Gen Werder, commanding the Prussian army operating against Lyons, is leaving the route he was pursuing towards that city, and now marches towards Chartres to combine his forces with those of Gen. Vn Der Lann, whose army appears seriously crippled and incapable of any defensive movement for the present against Gen. De Palladines. The Prussians are hurrying forward reinforcements from every quarter. The latest dispatches from Gen. De Palladines state that there bad been no further movements upon the part of either army upon the line of the Loire up to yesterday. London, 13. Baron Brunow, the Russian minister, at the French court waited upon Earl Granville last Wednesday, and handed him a dispatch intimating that the government of Russia considered the treaty of 1856 dead, upon the grounds that the consolidation of the provinces in Roumania were contrary to the strictures and conditions of that treaty. The dispatch further states that the Turkish Government had not in good faith kept the terms, but had violated thecleventh article of the treatry of 1856, by permitting ships of war to enter the Black Sea. The English Cabinet held two meetings subsequent to this declara tion, which resulted in the sending of a special envoy to King William's headquarter at Versailles. The spirit of the Cabinet at its meetings was warlike. It is understood that Austria has signified her intention of supporting England in whatever action the latter Government may take. Later. It is reported that Count Von Bismarck denies having a definite agreement with the Russian Government on the Eastern question. The English Cabinet believes that a clear declaration by the Prussian Government would materially assist in the peaceful solution of the present complications. It is announced that Odo Russell, the envoy dispatched on Thursday, by the English Governmentto Versailles, is the bearer of dispatches to Bismarck, expostulating against the temporizing of the present Russian policy. 8.15 p.m. It is stated upon prominent diplomatic authority that the Russian demands through Count Gortschakoff for the revision of the treaty of 1856 are the result of an arrangement with Prussia. These demands have been forwarded to the Foreign Offices of all the contracting powers to the treaty. A dispatch from Vienna states that Russian diplomatic representatives at Constantinople, Vienna and the Court of St. James, have tendered these Governments official notifications that Russia is no longer bound by the treaty of 1856. in the department of Doubs. After a brief skirmish the Mobiles, who were in possession of the towns, retired south- Iiitcrestinir to AIL UTAH CENTRAL ward. . The Francs Tireurs have' entirely disappeared from that section of the country. Berlin, 14. Herr Guttcrbach, a banker of this city, has been arrested for disloyalty. His offence consisted in subscribing for a portion of the new French loan. The Prussian Government has permitted Marshal Canrobert to resido at Stuttgart in Wurteniburg, Marshal Le lia'ui' in Rhenish Prussia, and Marshal Bazaine at Aix La Chappclle. Brussels, 14. The Belgiun Government is negotiating with the authorities at Tours and Paris to prevent the inundation of marsh lands around Dunkirk. The French military authorities have contemplated taking this step as a means of defence against the Prussians, but Dunkirk is so near to the Belgian frontier that Belgium herself would be the greatest sufferer. It is thought that the negotiation will be successful. Versailles, 14. General Vort Der Tann, in his official report to headquarters, announces that, in the battle before Orleans, on the 9th, he lost 62 officers and C67 men killed and wounded. The French admit that their loss was 2,000. RAILROAD. riOXEIHE LIXfiOFUTAII, TEASDEL & Go. EAGLE HOUSE orders for will lenfe Ogdon daify at 8 a.m., aiiif at ftalt Luke City at 10 a.m. anil Leave Suit Lake City daily at i a.m. and Arrive at Ogden at T a.m. and lAi p.m. Of First-clas- In addition to the above an' Material and Workmanship, s WILL RX'N SUNDAYS DAILY, Leaving Ogden City 9 a.m. and Baft Luke City, 4.40 p.m. on Which full fare wilf entitle the pur- GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY HOME INDUSTRY. chaser of a ticket to rctu'n on the same day imu train free, and will stop by arranging with tlif Conductor, at any point on the liue to hike ou or let on pasoengers. Passengers will please purchase fhelr ticketat the ollti es, Fifty cents additional will be charged when the tare is collected on the train. a Kaysvitle Ogden " " " " ARE NOW OPENING 31aln are Proprietors of & 8S-- PAPERS, &c &c and Cloth Gloves Heavers and European, at Publishers' Trices. " This Is the only FIRST-CIMBSTATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT in Ogdeu. A large Assert men i constantly on hand. Call and Examine for yourselves. C. B. McGREGOR. Cassimeres l)octklns SHERIFF'S and Jeans LUMBER YARD, SALE. "I lTUEREAS BV VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF V execution to me directed by the Probate Court of Weber County, Utah Territory, to satisfy judgement In the case of Burton and Olsen, vs. Wood, for the sum of $.11.20 with Interest at the rate of 10 per cent from the 16th day of wnii,iniw, wi iuo ua j oi wiie, ana also coses arising irom me execution, I have levied upon the following property, to wit: the photograph gallery tent and pflects, and one sheet-iro- n stove, the property of the defendant; also the following property of one of the bonilitnien, to wit: the north half of Lot 4, Block 17, Plat A, Ogden jiy purvey, together with the buildings known Jost s Bakery, Main Street, Ogden. and will ex pose the same at 1'LBLIC 9ALK on the premises on Friday , the 2nd day of December next, at 2 London, 14. The Timet correspondent writing from Tours, says the moral effect of the victory IIS fc near Orleans is incalculable. ReinforceWILLIAM BROWN, ments have gone forward to Gen. De Having located their Steam Mill on the Middle Sheriff of Weber County. now who Fork of the 19 has a milea from Ogden City Palladines, Ogden River, large and are now 1S70. Not. fill to Ogden, OV 2nd, LUMBER BILLS on prepared effective army. notice, at current market prices, la a few Gambetta has returned to Tours from short days wo shall open a I. J All AGRICULTURAL A Good Tools o IMPLEMENTS, ETC, Supply of MECHANICS' hund. Mm HOME MANUFACTURE. CHARLES PEARCE, Copper, Iron and Tin Ware, whicn he keeps constantly on fraud. variety of Co. STOYBS, ia-3- OGDEN TANNERY. I F YOU MOULD BE WELL FORTIFIED, LEATHER. cheap m the cheapest in the market. HIDES and BARK WANTED. 4Mm JONATHAN BROWNING. PLANING MACHINE. WARREN O. CHILD'S PLANING MA-- ' chine will run On TUESDAYS and at Mr. Wheeler'. Lumber Yard, Main Street, Ogden, for the accommodation of all per--sowishing lumber planed. Terms, $7.f0 per" tliousaUd. fci-- tf MR. Live Stock & Bees BK0. Wm. D. ROBERTS PURPOSES East to purchase on comntis-- ' sion and import Live Stock of afl kinds; he also guarantees to deTiVer Italian Uces in patent movable frame hfves, at $25. per colony. For further particulars apply to James McGaW, at this office, C. II. Bassctt, at Kimball & Lawrence's Store, Salt Lake City, or 82-thimself, at Trovo City. f DRUCS&MEDICINES First mid Third Wards' STORE, Coal Sl Xiiine J LUMBER Tithing Street, COAL! COAL! PER AT 14-l- TRY and see if I will not sell . Come- to my Tannery you as GOOD LEATHER ae the best, and as tf the army; he has expressed his entire satisfaction with affairs at and around YARD Orleans. Constantly on hand, at the Yard, It is reported that Prince Gortschakoff, On On the Corner Went of the Office the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ogden Theatre. hag sent a reply to the dispatch of Earl At the Resideuce of Mr. Barnard White, who Quantities to suit purchasers will be sold cheap, will act as oar Agent in Ogden City. Granvillo, relative to the rumored unfor Cash or Grain. For particnlnra apply on the J. 11. THOMAS, Proprietor. derstanding said to exist between Russia AH Orders addressed to him will lie promptly filled. premises. and Prussia, in which he says, "No formal agreement has been Wc will lake Grain, Stock express-oentered into between Russia and Prusand Cash in payment. sia." The prevalent feeling in official will We also sell and fill Bills of Lumber TOUN 8PRIOCS IS NOW PREPARED TO circles in this city is that the GovernluruiMi uib urn, quality uoai on reasonable terms for Utah Central ment of Russia will restrain the expresTON $4.00 sion of her enmity against the treaty of 11. R. Paper and Bonds. on the Cars at Echo. 1856, and limit her desires in the matter All orders to be addressed John Ppriggs, Coal to diplomatio representation. y rille, Summit county, Utah Territory. Also; a good of superior quality; all of which he offers for sills' at as low figures a any that are" Imported from the Kat. N.B. Job Work punctually and neatfy execnted Both American ISnck, Kid 82-t- f GROCERIES MAIN 8'1'RKKT, ()UIK.N, Calls tha snumtion of the Public to his New anil splendid Assortment of Shop and County Rights for Sale. Irish Poplins, Scotch TEASDEL & Co. Plaid, Merino and Salt Lake City. Alpaca dress goods Iridic, MisHtV and Chi Id reus' NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! V. It. HH.ICI.C.OIt llosicrj' and Gloves REMOVED TO IIKOOMS CORNER, HAS Hood, A'ubias A, Breakfast pared to furnishstreet, Opli'ii, where he is prethe LATENT SEWS Or THE VAX FROM E EU1 PART Or TUB WORLD. Shawls California BlanSubscriptions received for all Kinds of kets, Hoot and Shoes. BOOKS, MAGAZINES, SEWS Hals Clothing, MERCHANDISE, DRY GOODS, light, cheap and durable article, which prevents Boots and Shoes from running over. Consisting in part of . Street, I Option, GENERAL SHOE HEEL. FALL GOODS, $2.09 W00D3IAXSEE, METALLIC A Fine Stock of $1.7 DEALEE KITCHEN'S FATENT A $1.3 tl.0O tf C. BOOT tl.r JOSEPH A. YOUNG, SUPEfUNTENDKNT. manufacture. GEOCEEY - For all Information concerning Freight or Pat sage, apply to P. 0. CAI.DBM, Tickot and Freight Agent, Call and compare the quality and price of our Goods with those of States' We FARES! Farnrington Ceutrevillo Wood's Cross Salt Lake City AND their patrons that they have received and EXCEPTED 1 The facilities at our command enable us to oflbr ENCOURAGE Beg to announce to THAIS ACCOMMODATION and Retail. At Wholesale Our G'oods are Valley Tan from first to last. I EFARTM EXT, ib pu BOOTS & SHOES, STOREKEEPERS. Z. C. M. I. EETAIL DET GOODS 1 5.30 p.m. Arrive 7.30 p.m. Cheap Advertising. Those who want to increase their business, make a business or put anything prominently before The only EXTENSIVE FIRM in the the public for a small outlay, should that manufacture Boots and Territory see our business manager, Mr. James Shoes from Leather of their own tanning. McGaw, and advertise in the daily Junction Dispatch. SATU1SDAY, OCT. Train SALT LAKE CITY, Are prepared to fill ON AND AFTER 3IAINHTRK13T, OGDEN. VST RECEIVED, A DRUGS ASM Also, a Splendid CERIES and COMPLETE of ASSORT-mer- it JIEMCISES. gtoci of DRY GOODS, GRO- PURE LIQUORS, Prescriptions carefully prepareiL ltr AU Orders promptly filled. PUMPS! PUMPS! FOR EVERYBODY? M. 8TUART, OUDKN, HAS A LA RGB Assortment of Pnmns and Pittinir An kA. For Sale Cheap for Cash. D. X.H. Wanted Twenty Logging Pumps fitted up on Reasonable Terms. Tours, 14. Advices from Lyons show that the Stock the Mill Teams Prussians are advancing steadily in the YVEBSTEK, on Shares. east; they now occupy Dole. General FASHIONABLE Garibaldi is at Chagny, where there is Hoot and Shoe Maker, also a French general with an effective rnilE BEST BEER IN WEBER COUNTY. force. It is supposed the two armies iiiauuiacinrea ana lor sale In quantities of Cricket, Ban Ball and Race Shoes mad ts order, l irom lUree (ialloos and upward at Mendelsohn's will join and resist the further advances Ropaire neatly executed. Brewery. ' Kast at th. W hit. u..i II... uwuvv mmu ONE DOOR SOUTH OF TUB WHITE" HOUSE. on the part of the Prussians. street, Ogden. saloons and families supplied. The work of fortifying Lyons continues. Orders will jeoeiv prompt attention. The heights about the town have been Manufacturer of greatly strengthened; National Guards & Main Street, Ogden City, are mainly employed in the work. A dispatch from Lille announces that Watfhmakeni, Jewelers AGiinsmiths. Agents for American and Elgin Watches. Surprise Boxph and Pop-t'or- u the Prussians are near Lafer. Kagrs Hih Keep conKtantly on hand a lar(re assniimeiit of lVebor Co. at Wholesale. Harrisville, District, An engagement occurred on Saturday fine Jewelry, foreimi Watches, Guns, I'istols, and between the Garde Mobile and the enemy A full supply of CONfKCTIONERY, Ammunition of all kinds. ORANGES, All kinds. of Blacksmlthing executed with . neatnos Purchasers will do to well . examine our Stock near Everaux; the French were successLEMONS. ..l NUTS, KAN'CV GROCERIES, mm umiu.n. marges reasonable. before purchasing elsewhere BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, etc. Cosh and Produce taken In payment. ful in driving the enemy off with loss. Repairing carefully done and all work warranted. I). B. RAWSON, President. The election has been held at MarIIOXEY IN THE COMB, clieap. Jim seilles and the beat of order was ob- Orders from Country Stores solicited. served. "LATHER AND SHAYEM." IMPORTANTTO HUNTERS. A battle is expected at Tourny; THOMAS rnilOMAH trniiui'iii v no rir L Ogden House and well known as an acoom- - THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE WILL HE the army of the Loire is advancing on r.I.al.A.1 r x by the undersigned, near the R. K. t.!l. niK"t vi ura seizors ana Diane, nas that town from Orleans. business on Main street, a little north ot Depot, Ogden. for openod The Prussians have N. Leavltt's. Hn aji1 far ti ,.i j captured the Printed at the Office of this h..m.. " ki. " ' VIU towns of Lisle, St. Lcclbies and Paper with neatness, fr'endB and of all who want a clean 6have in an OT ALL KINDS. Ckrval, punctuality and on reasonable P. BREWERY IT. 61-l- y T. II. H. WALLACE, SALT LAKE CITY, PURE' CANDIES. 20-- tf PARPE BOESSEL KLACKSmTJIS' SHOP, : , S5-I- to-d- Handbills, Posters, and Cards difpatcb, terms. .... i'ii-h- l"t easy cnair, wiid a ngni Hand and keen razor. 14tf "Sm p u n s, A. fcTEVIxa. ' |
