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Show SALT LAK L SUTLAKE . EVENING CHRONICLE KKW VKAH'i C A lU. of Judging by Ibe deserted appearance the atreeta yesterday, Xaw Year calla ware not 10 generally made aa hereto limita-tion- a fore. The custom, under proper conwhen one ia certainly a good a. fined to friend and visiting acquaint-anceIt hu fallen intu disrepute who aa through the rudenet of tlioae aumed the right u slrapgera to call and it was partake of refreshment wherever underalood that the ladies of the. house were receiving friends. While it would be proper for the friend of a family to introduce a stranger for whom he could vouch as a New Years caller, it is the with- aul to laymen (iriesthooil and slave the truth pervert off convictions as In recent cases, when they brew ths person charged were guilty; conviction were had, then from the president down the syrupa'liy of criminal fellowship was openly am! pubMany of these men licly expressed. t are aliens who have fled from the that would long ere lids Lave overtaken them in their native laud, todify and trample upon lire laws of this nation. And these are the men who dare not uncover the horrors and enormities of I heir polygamous alindc to lb light of day; who, in secret places, with suciilif'em's bands and disloyal hearts, Lind themselves by terrible oaths to purport!- - of reHiitoricus," a, their venge iiul crime. chosen tithing-feagent, prates of drunkenness and debauchery on the part of Gentiles, when he and the priestii'! whoemploy him know that of the mem hers of Gentile churches whom he tr aduces, at least nine out of ten are total abstainers from intoxicating drinks whereas it is entirely within the of reason to say that ninety five out uf a hundred of ths Mermen membership drink more or less uf intoxicating liquors. Compare tho home of the name clast of Gentiles right here in Utah with the abode of Historian and hi entire class of polygamous slanderers, and lest u ths nssrest approach on earth to the extremes of good and evil, of light and darkness, of faithful conjugal love and animalism. of height of impudence for stranger out such introduction ani of their own motion, to thrust themselves upon the attention of those who neither know nor care to know them. Of New Years callers in many instances it may truly lie to said, Fools ruth in where angel fear The once prevalent custom, tread. disnow we are glad to say growing into drink intoxicating repute, of furnishing enat New Years reception, not only of law the of couraged this violation to led painful but many good breeding revelations of weakness and folly. custom By all means let the pleasant of informal, neighborly New Years calls friend at by gentlemen upon their lady their own homes be kept up, not with fuss and show, but with the quietness and sincerity of true friendliness. In ITAIl'H MINING IX 1'EREST. their haste to get rich, the American unof becoming The Increased production of gold and people are in danger social and unsympathetic, and of making silver in Utah during the past year over " np for the lack of neighborly, preceding years, as shown by Wells, Farpealed and informal calls by some prego A Co.s report, is most encouraging. tentious foolish display of hospitality, It shows that while other branches of prolific of discomfort to all concerned. industry throughout the country sre deand pressed through civil kkrvick r.Kronji Mi'lIHLE. general shrinkage in values, our mining interest, deapiie the temporary low Governor Clevelands letter lu Curtis, prices of silver and lead, more than holds reform giying bis view on Civil Service it own in this years production of Mr. meets with various comment. home valuation, or (9, 301,003 Fjinn of the Civil Service Reform Com in value at the seaboard. If the produc-ivmission, a Republican, is on ths whole mines of Utah can do this, what that admit while he pleased with it, might have been accomplished with a Cleveland hu left gape of ifa and reasonable flow of capital in this direcwhich previaos large enough through tion, by the aid of which the many promoffice "holders to drive ising mining properties which are lywhere the gadarene hard of swine were idle might have been carried ing driven by evil spirit. Congressman g over from the to the proHolman with a few unsophisticated ductive side oi the account. Surely acDemocrats of the Pendleton school capitalist who have withdrawn their produccepts Cleveland's double-headefund from actiro use and locked them tion as an indication of hii adhesion to up in idleness, may learn a lesson from the theory, (it never was a practice snd the showing of Utah mines under most ever will be) of civil service reform. discouraging circumstances. It is safe to A more transparent humbug than this assert thatst least three of our best paying Let doe not a exist. paper reform min , the Ontario, the Horn Silver and twelve-mont- h from the time Cleveland the Kurcka, have returned to their stocktakes up his abode in the White House, holder larger dividends upon the martell the story. IVe predict that at the ket value of their shares than any other end of that time there will lie a leu huxiueM ventures in the country. There offices held by Republicans, nuiqber of was never a lime when valuable mining than ever before under preceding adiu Utah, developed well nigh properties ministration were held by jiolitical opto the paying point, could he purchased Pendlesame. the ponents of snd worked so cheaply as at present. All uf the the author as ton, need is capital judiciously expended civil eervice reform hill, met with they under the eye of the investor. Once on the political decapitation at the hands of his wiuuing course with good management a party, and any tamest eflort by Presi- silver mine keeps on 'the even tenor of in law the dent Cleveland to carry out its way, undisturbed by general panics spirit ami letter will make him the but rather benefitted by them. Bo long Andrew Johnson uf Ilia Democratic (aras the balauee uf uur foreign trade is in conhis in clause seeming ty. The saving our favor, so long tho actual cash capital cession to mugwump Curtis, sell forth of the country remains in sumebodys clearof tho necessity he will be under hand. Enormous shrinkages in value as ing official departments of all nriian. in the case of recent railway slaughters, When, engineered by Democratic needs reduce to poverty classes of our and instincts the partisan hunt is over, may citizens and cause timid capitaliats to the real Republicans that will remain rush to cover, but amid the inevitable stalled at the public crib, can together march of the millions of working hands dance on I lie point of a cambric needle. and brains of the nation, the ebbing in the case of Utah, thero Unless, tide of capital will again rush with acexist a necessity Tor the celerated speed and increased volume to retention of Republican official who are smirch of remunerative emthe frontfin exceptionally fitted to grapple with the The increasing world-wid- e ployment. Mormon conspirator, and who for that demand for the precious metals for reason will receive the endorsement and and artistic Democrats of monetary, manufacturing upport of the Simon-purtaken in connection with the purposes, the Territory; there will be such a shale failing supply from the mines, presents ing in ibe valley of political dry bone to the careful and intelligent investor as hu not been experienced under any the most tcrmanicnt and profitable open administration during tlie last half cenIlttl mining is a jealous na with have we the ing possible. tury. Gathering mistress and demands of her devotees prophets, seers and revelator in Zion, attention. No mere venture we will stake our reputation a prophet supreme of spare dollars thrown into a mining fulfillment of this the prediction. upon enterprise as one would buy a lottery ticket will avail. Mining prizes dont TUK SCAVENGER. IIISTOKICTO, come in that way. Tens of thousands of The church scavenger, llistoricua, dollar hare been worse than wasted in who ekes out a miserable existence by this haphazard fashion and the losing fishing out odorous police statistics, and gsmhlen have filled the tortured air who would have the readers of the with their wailing anathemas of mining church pspers believe that Mormon and mining men. Against these lamentfamily life end saintly morals are purer ing Jeremiah we ofiset the great body end better than tho can of successful men, who, with brains snd allow, is again contributing hi instal money have devoted laitli to legitimate ments of sewer literature to the mining. columns uf every straggling church The Utah Journal, in one column depaper in the Territory. With church nounce the teachings of the Catholic officers and in municipal police judge full control in ths cilias and towns of priesthood aa enunciated by Monsignor Gtjiel in a recent communication, a upUtah and with Mormons sitting the greatest crime which man holding United in (State it hu courts, jurors coma to be thoroughly understood that cau inflict' upon his fellows, and in the We congratu Mormon violator of law, aside from following column ears; late on llistoricus work he is the good favored and are offenders, polygamous screened from just punishment by their doing and hope that he will continue te brethren in the church. It is only when manufacture (!) mathematical artillery their brother criminals are excluded witli which may be swept away the refuge from grand and pettil juries that defiant of lies behind which the polygamists can be convicted of their crusaders have entrenched themselves. would Were the The manufacturer, Historicus, crimes and justly punished. furnish good material fur au inquisitor iillcnder these shameless thousand of such an one as Mgr, Capel champions. Historicus among them to ba caught Melbourne dispatch say llte govand justly imprisoned, they would fill ernment of Victoria instructed its lom-l(- .n Misxuri west the of river, every prison agent to protest against the annex" as this saintly oulloctur knows full well. lin of New Guina by Germanv. It says There has never a p rlygsmous ease been if the territory is not reclaimed anti the annexation of New Hebrides lijr France up for investigation before a grand or he permitted the estrangement from there has what lull Utah in petlit jury another country of colonic wiil he in been mors or less of ilelilwrats perjury Tensed. ou the pert of this jieculisr people.'1 Itsndall and party arrived this mornAnd when in rare instances after erery ing ami today visited various (Niinls of the part interest. disreputable effort ou oft-re- toe e ' d u e u st u i.. V J5- -i RECEPTION ARTHUR'S Kouf While The BftwlilnUy 1 i THE CATTLE RANGES. Naugitll-- n. 12!: liy Knxllirplrll-- : I'rf-tierl- C's, 2', it'!'.; It's, 1131; 12-i- . In iSia)!i, Me. If Yrtline.tune 1ark, II. F. tarjienur of California, s.ijicriniviiJiiii of the Yellow-s'.nn- e Xulwiial Park, is at .Sherman, route to Washington. He is ..oiiig tCere in the interest of the Park and especially get a pn(ioeJ appropriation uf made. This amount is asked by Lieut. D. G. Kingman, who has control in the Park. Mr. of Carpenter will also present three or four claims by difi'erenl individuals fur bridge building, which are of long standing. I (estates that the Park is ia good condition, although the hotels are not sufficient fur tourists, many of whom have to put up tents. English and German tourists seem to patronize thelsrk more than (teoule of any other nationality. Some difficulty is experienced with squatters, although they are rapidly licing ejected. Mr. Carienler goes to Washington t Jlad for Cattle 3feH. Buzemax, M. T., Jsn. 2. Reports from stock ranges arc uf the most discouraging character. A man who just arrived from Madison county says the snow is over two feet deep on the level and cattle are actually sturviug to death. The same reports are brought in from Judith and Yellowstone counties. Know has fallen to great dejitli and the abset-cuf wind to carry it away makes it next to impossible for cattle to get at gras. Pilgrim cattle are far worso than native slock, and many fine herds will be completely annihilated if the cold snap is repeated. Ranges are being so thickly blocked that the old system of letting eattlo rustle through the .winter months is mVtly come to an end. St. Loris, Jan. 2. Advices from the extreme southwestern (tart of Texas state that the recent cold weather was quite destructive to live stock in that section, large nurabcA of (mor rattle and sheep having perished. FOR $9.99. at on the i-- l day of January, IMS. Iinot called tbriuninj month will be sent to the lx-a- Letter WKi Hardy L Budgaon 51 Hanks I' J Hanson O Risliop A H BonianinaB BeroyCO Hnumrl Moyle CF Munnake F J Boulton K Bailey FM Bird E BeusonG HepworthFi Hardy L W Holman N Halter W Hays W Hall X A Hartley IV JunesiC.M Junes 51 Jensen it Johnson K '' Jensen II J K Ji'pjwin J Jai'L J Jayne G K Bergstrom J Beck J Barrows II Brough J Bates J M Baker L 8 Burae W Bear W Brown W IV Bruwa IV t: Brown I) F Curtis t! Cotton C B Chamberlain J IV Chadwick J Candy J W M Cup;t Cowling F Itoy 51 Bunoysr A llasiie A itcarersA it Bulidrs B i. Kothberger II Great Britain, Ireland, Denmark German Empire. Jacsihs 1) Kimball J Kimball F Kimball i: L Kirk J Kerncrson J II Kctchum 1. It LunburgMr leaker ii w Larsen J M Larson P Cook Mitehul (J Cowley N F Mimiliy i: iMvis Mr Muller A J Decker A Co Morris C IV Danvil Con J Morton D Davenport F Millard u Marsh E B Dwyer J K DuvlsF J Morris G 51 Dune Vi organ J T iwyer IV Mnrphy J It iIlU.-V B Mills JD IV Doyl-iii- s Monagan J .Milner L J EguiB Evans E A Mitchell I Eva J Mace It Ehrugen J j j Vi Morrow W Madsen Vi Edwards J Ensign X ErbB the cost cf digging by mdug our patent Shannon A feheild A CT II Scpaubeiw e H (I Sieurer II T Bpuny II Snow J Z shearman J Shore J r'hurtlHfc O Drive-W- ell 11 Interrupted Conimnnleation. New Yobk, Jan. 2. Railroad and other cotnmuuiculion between here and Kingston is entirely cut oil' and travel to any point on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad is iiuiNMsihle except by boats. Farmers living near the west-sid- e bank of the river were removing their cattle this morning to safer quarters Vo t a I'ree Trader, Aliiaxv, Jan. 2. In answer to an inquiry. Gov. Cleveland said that the statement that he was president of a free trade club was nut true. The governor further stated that he had never been connected in any way with such an ganization. or- SVAJIKS. Gladstone is slightly indisposed. In London a 'meeting of the Cabinet Council will be held to consider foreign and colonial qeistioni' Four French have been ordered to proceed to Chinese waters to reinforce Admiral Courbet's squrdron. The ship State of Pennsylvania arrived in New Y'ork from Glasgow; the Relgenland train Antwerp; the Kuropa from Hamburg. Cattle growers iu Havana show much dissatisfaction regarding treaty stipulations referring to American cattle, beef and meats of all classes. to-d- liiimK Burrows K Bolser K S Bradbcrry 11 Uy waiter I, Bergen M Bailey M Burley 31 U Mellon M Baker A 11 Clawson Conklin H Calioon J Y Cutler L Crowther K 2 Christensen M Childs M Collins K Conly K Crosby P Cummings 8 Dunn A Donovan Mr lilCKcnsmi M Duncomb J r LiDIE. LIST. Hayden OE Ilolde E llunMin H Hull It Benny J F liana 1, llniiwiu I. K llanlen L Heath 1.0 llawkincs T llngle V KecdL lake AND P. O. Itnv Tr 19 COAL! ROCK Unexcelled In the West. 8 Minusou E J 51 os K Malqnlst II D Miller It E Mows M Miller Mm Miuhnon X 51 Judge Truax lias not given his decisin the matter of an injunction restraining the board of aldermen from doing any official act. The board remain iu office until January 5th. A Cairo dispatch saytu Gen. Wolseley reoeivrd a small piece of peper, with Gen. Gordon's genuine seal on the back, dated December 14, saying: Khartoum all right. Dispatch lias been received A Loudon Buys and sella exchange, Mined and Shipped liy the 8cia PLEASANT VALLEY by the Utah Central Railway Company J. GUNNELL, AGENT $2 mak WATIRi ETCL, ETC. BOOK-KEEPE- Prices moderate and qqtinM ONE -- p. THE SANTA FE TO Bit I MMmmcdf ROI T THK-- ... Missouri Rira When You GoE ATCHISON, TOPEKA 4S83 Journal-Regist- er! omSSS OF 1884. EVERY SATURDAY and Gents EVENING at T:i. WHO DXSIRK A dispatch says: Another dynamite hoax ho keen perrtrated on the public. A bag containing two pounds of iron tilings, with fuse aitsched were found under an arch at the Waterloo depot. An express train on the llaltimore & Ohio road, due at ( ration at 10:40 u. in., was thrown from the track last night by the placing of a bar of iron in a frog by an unknown person. Engineer anti fireman killed. LAIHVynd JUVENILE CLASS on Tuesday and Thurvday afteniuotis at 23L (nuid Matuu-- Kvcry Saturday ntup, m. I'rtvuto Uwmxtfliiult applicant, llest ltanctiiff IU11 in m diylo rent for Hough on Coughs. Ask for Rough on Coughs, fur cough colil. sore throat, ImarseueM. Troches, 10c; Liquid; 23c. WAD CAN BE OBTAINED !Lc By twhBun the 8ulihur Works ueor Gove wool' grower's; SuitJof Clothes Should call on H. LOWENSTEIN. BranSD BCDWKISEKAXD8AL1 Connected with the Boer Hall ia the VIENNA CHOP and Cutter. FERDINAND DICKERT, toll Lake Cttr. BATUiFACTlOX GCARAXIEED, 224 Mils Street, sppeilti m Denver & Rio Gram This New I 'J1 ilsRplendldlyBtalff"' HOUSE. 8LEEFIN8 BEERj TUB CliaAl'KKT AT llVCItid the yrmr orden at tlie iiure California Gret-x- , - --.with WAGENERS COUNTVYi RATJ (III Superintendent PUEBLO PULLMAN BOTTLED J. BERGEN, UHKW Meals st all hour. Oysters in every style. 1 SULPHUR IN A 0RDNER & JONES, Proprietors. UTAH GENTLEMEN First-Cla- ss Lot. BEER HALL ICYake Glass Meets on Monday and Wednesday Evening CITY. Case, Keg or Carload Milwaukee Bookseller and Stationer, LAKE OONXECTING ? F. RAYBOULD SALT BEER PromPlIy attended to and "ta'1? to atiy of the dty. Country orders solicited, rdepbono Ko. ' RALTLAKECrrY BREWING CO. FOR SALE BY w. RAILROAD ..Ptesldeiit i!!d iTSlireJ . Ha.?!ES.recF.Tly enlarged our! an SHELDON'S ASSISTKD BY MRS. SHELDON. CO., now prepared to flirulsb our capacity, wo fkvoriu, By the Ladies and Gents Together, Al'K FOR YOUR TICKITVIia SALT LAKE CITY BREWING oftke AND DR LcKIml I naira Insuring Speed, BsMy. Brewery, SECOND SOUTH STREET. Thrsi doors seat of JOcphant Nlon jer JT( '.wi two to twelve non HOTEL, ;eui i:as, D. J. GBIFFHaiftspt clin in ever AIOKlEro THACKRAHS W c!i THE QUICKEST REMOVED MATTHEW CULLEN..., II. W. ilOKHK.. JACOB R in til Successors to MORITZ A CULLEN. A t Li be SALOONS AND BREWERIES. EVERYONE 4 1J try the A OF THE AGE II HI tow iir. 1 r.l Botrs rcMonaida. THE BOON lit be 26 W. First The PALACE HOTEL of Denver, Colorado PARVO Lob! MEAU GRIFFITHS RE8TJU1 (XL NEW MARKHAM IN IL :i: mihsATmih Prepr's. uSMSta'" Wasatch Building;. MULTUM by. ateot e. GET YOUR IgAlmt lunch will be served dally from 7 to A. in. l ael rates by the week. rpHE BAR naIS tpcct'ulh, MISCELLAXEOU8. REFINED 81IH Is connected with theBatsumoo. ICE CREAM, SODA HATES DEPT U. P. Ry. CO ifsl fcALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. RED CANYON Dancing Academy. Ladies' THE DEMUOHH Main street, Salt Lake Citv. (COPYRIGHT.) SOIREE Shell and Can Oysten, And everything In season it 1 Wells, Fargo & Co.s Bank A. Podloch & Co., From the Celebrated Grass Creek Mines. ieth '. Woodinassec A Will ten A Womcuholtn lineal W Mm Earl K WhitockC L Edwards M Walters E Farr A E Wilding E Fintrh E Williams F Frankcoru J Monna- - 8 L Will II Gordon 31nt McKiuty A WaroliigM tiill Mm Kllsou 6 Wooloy J A Grimmau E Nilson E Wooley L GomlHch H Xonrrovell 2 Wynder L Goodlellow L Xixon J II Wallace M Newman 31 A Ware U (.mhain 51 GiMiiieler I. 31 jiewton g G Watson S C Ord A Hally.A Young A llollmsbk A (linen K Young K Lane F Hyde c Young )IC IlyilcC Plnyer F B Young J Pettcman J Hyde C W Young I. I, Young M Person enquiring r these letter will stale when advertised. please JOHN 1. l.YXi'H. Postmaster. SEASON ur!e OPEN DAY AND White House. WE BER M lned liil mat (Old Stand of J, deter) BESTAUBASt' lg rpiIE mai, supervision of Jama MaewJ HOTELS. COAL c Yu & McTERNAY, 167 S. MAINSTREE traukthi on the cities of the United States and Europe,principal and oa all points of the hcWc Coast. Issues kitten of credit, available in principal cities of the world. Hn?olal attention given lo the selllngof oice and bullion Advancu made on consignments at lowest rates. .Particular attention given to collections uiroughiiut Utah, Nevada and adjoining Tet rltories. SPRING - nen New York - Itajiorteni Si Tradcn Kat'l Bank Now Y'ork KouutaBros , Commercial National Bank Chicago Kan Francisco National First Gold Bank . Omaha Omaha National Bank Kt. Louis - State Savinas Association South St tr. DELMONIO Restaurant CarrMpeadents,' VENTILATING. No. 70 W. Second :!ttq, BANKERS. GO., anteeing highest market prlcqg Colluctlons mode, with prompt returns, at lowest rates. Execute order fcr purchase or sals of stocks and bonds at Kew York and San Francisco. We sell exchange and telegraphic transient on leading cities of the United States; also furnish sight drafts or remit Hinds to Dublin, Paris, Berlin. Stockholm, Gopeuhsge and all other prominent points m Europe, Cert ideates of Deposit fcxucd, payable on demand. DEPOT. men-of-w- ion & leirillu L lewis 8 McGORNIGK THE ATTENTION TO parties resldlug out u t She city, and invito corresponitence and active Accounts. Care fill attention given lo the sales ol ores and bullion. We solicit omuignmentt, guar- STEAM HEATING AND Porter J Ptokes J Snmluker E L hnedaker E Sturgeon H E Spencer 51 E llurucW pitet J Jones J K Salisbury X Jones K M Khreeve M Jones J K Sheets X Jseksou M Stater W L Jolinttou H 8 Smith J M Jorgenson C Smith E 31 Johnson B Smith It Joigeiuim A Townsend E K Knight Taylor J kenncaslcyX Taylor L Kenner S Thnml) M E Lund D Taylor It E Imp, A Traders' Nat. Bank First National Bank State Savings Association Omaha Xathmsl Bank Bank of California German National Bank PAY SFJSGIAIj TirE VV husiuesslbr D Ktcliards C Hie hard E V KockK Hose J I) - SlU' F H. GRICE, p,r Water-Hpe-s co., PLUMBING Thomas J furnish fflegl at all merchants and buMnssmigi"t " Transact a General Banking Business J. W. FARRELL Smith E Smith H I, Smith F Smith BF Troler A Tullgrain A Tre4der P Tebbe I) F Tracy E Taylor E Test E giW SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, CHARM. A Now Is the time to repair our We make a specialty iu this 1 ine. SANITARY HannenlngJI.V Abcgglcn E Alien T Bndiank i: Brim K LIKE WORK THEY fitnncS Kcddon 9 Taylor J Tuller J Norway, Sweden, Switzerland DINW00DEY riamonds U ..isy1 I France, Holland, Pumps and points. Lit cJt Qr ,SW WATEB AND SAVE Pl'RFACE VOID IV M Turpin J MAIN 1st, tat leading cities of Chicagn St Louis Omaha San Francisco Denver KewYcrk, I Smith J Msjlaud JANUARY Ai7wi:.i CoimpsadsMsi i B t! V NO. 115 Belgium Buisia. Spain, Jiobettson J -llosaeter J P Iliutsel J Kik-- r L E Ronuqulst T. ltnfe n Jiance s Kay IV Jiuilns.i" " jiWi Austria, Italy tpiiniii; V.' held J II litulicrfur 1 J Blrhanli cnill the Draw exchange U ItoiM. .as intlrehulldlngo GZyYLEXEX'S Andrews C AdauuL K 7sn, House WILL OFES OUIiT Our iacilltlcs lur collecting arc it t att, t u irconeiipondeut In nearly e;c:f scat 5 a. and aqjuluiug Terrltorie. mulcts. J Remaining City, Tuli, rftii Chop 1)0 A GLSKUAl BANKING LL'BI- and solicit account uf xncrciuiuU miuiug ooupanJcit And country dculcrs. MISCELLANEOUS. LI3 T OF LETTERS in the povrorHCK j, STAND i'i .m 4's Salt Lake Vinegar Co. MiixlivM & liami.'l, imimif.irturers of fWra mall vinegar, 1.7 First Fast, lie tween First and Second Smith. C'h - - you are f..iii:ig ; br..l:cu. worn out iutvoih, ii.e WcPss Health Fabliihed ouiy luthe E eulug ,kO- AND... f steel-work- er LUNCH Established A. D. 1859. McEwan It O UlleUMra Frledbe STB A Mrthillouxh J Thomas M I L McCardvlt J II Tunibow S Fltzgeial. CantlHH.it KarthqHttke in Sjmin. Fowler 11 MelWiiy J Taylor S 2 McGuire J J J Tliompfton V 1 of earthquake Feldlng Madrid, Jan. Fitxverabl p E MclIouUm E Toole W McGee I. . were again experienced at Alhatua last Flynn S F Tuliicld IV Foster !V X MeGan F Vulcari C ruins. A in is The town slight. punic P Gettings CeMcEHijuey S Valentine J II K'iilson Bros IVehb A prevails among the inhabitants of Ante-quer- a, (iarnsG Guiver G II Xixon J Williams C 2 Xewtuu J miles northwest of (irlppsG Woods C twenty-eigGunu J Xllsn J Walxer D Kess IV A Malaga, where shocks have already been iiiiinc J 8 White E AW Gouin P H Gehotheo 31 E Wright K 8 felt. 8 Gordon II L OGiady ... felt shocks were again at Goodrich E Oimsud W M Wtlletto F W Earthquake 2Wllliamson EC Granada, Malaga,' Nerja and Algarioho Hillstesd A L Famous A Williams E A last night. The panic among the people Hartwell B E Fantton C Wooley K T A Hanson Plane Williams G is unabated. A number of towns and Hutswell A O Pearson Watcrhurr II Proefi-- r E villages have been completely destroyed. Ilutou Mr Walls II P deserted inhabitants The them. liutTman GK JV Farnitt O U Wilding A Pomeroy II C Hogland Wright G Many persons sleep in railway carriages. Hnudrey J Walki J Pope (H A royal decree has been issued ordering Hague. Walker J F Player fi J Fanil JH that a national subscription fur the re- Hawkins J Willard J J Pollard J Wilson J lief of the sufierers be made, lublic Hunter 2 H Peers Watson It X officials have agreed to contribute one ItlnnJ Hill J A Parker MW2 Williams K G T Hall $2l)0,-00K 0 each. this means Watson KN 2 porter days pay liy Haddock J ITckctt S C Ward 8 will be raised. The Spanish amJ Parkinson 8 WhlscombWW Hardy bassadors, minister ami consuls in all Hcmmlngway IWtemon W Williams W H L countries will also open subscriptions. Iool W Wills W II HeilnriH'j Wagte. Pittsburg, Jan. 2. Notice of a re dnetion of from 10 to 21 per cent,, in at Coshocton, wages of Half of the Ohio, has been given. workers will strike. The employees of the Homestead steel works, controlled by Carnegie liras., have been nutiGed of a reduction of 33 per cent, in the rail department, 20 in tho converting mill and 10 in the laboring department. The mill will remain idle for some time. VH fl, tkr Siitii.uul u yj BROTHERS, BANHP.3 WALKER Mullo-rs- . :ir..l C'tiiLV.ijii, J:.n. 2. Well Complete I (iitvi-mmcn- Life anil liail- 11; d II Lrent A !; - 00 I 0'; Decorated. DEATH s.visl1-- SI; tdiii m0, Riirlin;,f ii .c ',!uiu y, l'o', Northern 1'oiiiic, I1!;; Northern i'acific Uiic.vyj Si N olltnvstcru, pn f.rtisi, S New York IVutml, e1!; i'acith: Moil, I'uiriuiii, tin; St. Duis A :ou 1 ranciVu, l!5; IVi-iitoiuc, 12; We!!.- -, l;ir,;u iix-- j Liii'ja laci'.ic, Urs-ao1 W." i. rn I'tii-- n, ; ..I- 0KEBB. BANES AND MISCELLANEOUS. 4sW. .it. n't; V'.W.rl. if ,S ! iwi. a, rmiAY, jaxuauv ' I P. J. FLYNN, Oen'l Agent y'.DEKKAH, Balt Inks Wvrt8Sffl "Tp iit: |