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Show Salt Lake Evening Chronicle. 32. L. SALT LAKE CITY, SAT.LliDAY, ltKLIKF FOR GRANT. CHRONICLE lake evening The Movement rrBUiHBDBYEBYEVEKIKa. by jggadeyexoepM Slit Like Strati, Terms City. J , gg ,11- 2.00 99 .dlMlWMHHIliNINNI 1- i MM wcuirtnW11P,rt,0ltl,8CltT: IBSK3 wi do will any caura nf complaint, PoatofflM lake Oty 8att Setter. h Badneai Manager, jj. WILSON, yoncB3. inrinireM BEN NKSBITT ARTISTS. have taken the Clllt SShofcMd would Invito all to satiaftactlon guar-l?d- n every man. None towel workmen employed. VIIITEB KMPLOYMKNT 25S;,Krfcctte ' W supplylneGood and rzi tract. South isimr.o.Eoxiws. OkFlAMPSAT THE, PIONEER It. Street. jjiopdcton SeWK. Pint South iwOPCHiNA AND JAPAN BAZAR. wk oflmIfoUoodj, uUfc SifitADCTION AND COMMISSION. Hwed the old City Market street, I amprepared to ihlinMt reaaonable loom to accommodate 'TiZL., -- SHOE MAKER GETYOUR ahoea repaired neatly and fiSD ud filler the moat lmyroyod Ryle, neat 'IIooM. north. John WelieL PROFESSIONAL EADCLIFFE. TEACHER OF Fin South atreet, aooreaitofSt.Marka Church. Ogden T litl&hai removed to to-d- ay Wedneadaya and Saturdays. DENTISTS, A WHYTOCK, ad-re- d. liter Opera Houia. Anesthetic Telephone tn office B. D. IJ. I. L. IVlIYIOCk', lAFKAlf. IpMAS - IIITCIIOOCK A nSTS Hitchcock, Wamtch Block, F.B. Stover, Logan, Utah. X BTOVKR. Balt K. n. MALLORY, M. D., ECLECTIC jMOWthist, will treat all diseases i chronic, and by combining internal ita with her new system of Triple 4 Vapor Baths, can remove all pol-- i. linn meurbd, leadsyphlliUe, rheumatic, system. The baths are lnvalu- h the the lungs the patient through. the porta of the Uianrt muue diseases a special mils tn city or vicinity will receive attention. Office at residence, in iBlock,tt South First Weat atrfot, impUves, renovating a blood and enabling STla utsl e City, Utah. Office hours, 8 to ,m.t and S to 1p.m. 10 a.m I SOCIETIES. -S- ALT LAKE EVERY FKI In hall of the Onion, . LAB CONVENTIONS evening at ai nTt 8, I Opera House. tally invited to attend. iKTHUR L. THOMAS, Commander. Ensza, (Sark. I THURSDAY AT 730 P. M., Id Fellow Hall, Union Block, Salt , odd Follows In good standlngam EVERY 3kJ I, 0. 0.F, Odd Fellows' Hall, Union Block, i In food standing are Invited to liEO. A. LUKE, N. O, i.Beeretary. LODGE No. irara 3, 1. NONDAY EVENING AT Odd Fellows' New Hall, Union FcDomla (ood standing am In- - EVERY te ' WHET. BUCKLE, N.G. ttow,teenUiy. IJNELY LODGE fnEmr Re, 9, 1. 0.0. F. WEDNESDAY EVENING Odd Fellows' HalLUnlon FgZpxy wimbntbenmade welcome. l.klipple,n.g. UOTHE LODGE Na. 5, K. OF P. UB 00KVEKTIOK8 EVERY MONCastle Hall, Walkci mlrnai t UTdOuin. Visiting Knlphti PHIIj. KLIPILE, C. C. V ET MW,K.ofR.B. rank Foote, Street, Salt Lake City, Mslsttaatiou H- given to all bnilucm KELLY & BRO., - NAXUFAcruXEHS OF bng KAIX STREET, . OF COST! z CD CD 0 EXAMINE OUR SUPERIOR AND BOTTOM "1 GOODS C PRICES! 3 a IT WILL PAY YOU, m 0 3 o 1 8841! 8 laseea A Merry Christmas.! w o Rfe- - WQ- - Ml Absolutely Pure. This Powder never varies. A marvel at purity, strength sod wholwomemes.andMora caneoonomloal than (he ordinary kinds, not be sold in competition with the maltttode of low teat, short weight, alum or phosphate Powders. Bold only in cans. BotAlBaxiim Powdes Co., IPS Wall street. New York. TUFTS' ELBRIDGE A HaDov New Year to All " .RESIDENCE, I z OUR DUPLAY OF "1 GOODS! 0 HOLIDAY just arriving, will surpass ALT. OUR FORMER Our prices will meet the EFFORTS. CANT AFFORD IT I rr z0 0 118 c3 Third Third South Street, UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY a GEO. M SCOTT & CO. 0 Merry Christmas! i -- MANUFACTURER OF Tents, MU. TO ALLS JOS. BA.XJMGAJRTEN, George A. Lowe, TAILOR FASHIONABLE XLNOANT SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. BfcOCK OF DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED Fall and Imported HIS. Winter Goods! Ofc SPECIALTY. A REPAIRING PnbUe Fatrooac WOOL. Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND Warranted of Beet Quality and to be A Full and THE New Well and I. AM Implements DEDERICK HAY PRESSES, BALING STEAM BALING AND TIES WIRE, PUMPS, For all purposes. All sixes constantly in stock. BUSINESS CENTRE - Furnished of OF ALL KINDS, KNOWLES HAVING LEASED AND REOPENED THIS FERDINAND DICKERT, Bait Lake CUp. line Well-Amort- Agricultural. 1 PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE WHEELS 8AW MILLS AND SHINGLE MILLS. Corrftrdcnce SULPHUR PRICES. LOW VERY AT SOLD F, O BOX 366. applleatioa te all parte of the country. IN FIRST-CLAS- S OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, Suitings. OGDEN, UTAH. BoUcitad load can be obtained thethecar Bulphnr Works near Core Croax, Domestic BROOM HOTEL, GROWERS. LOCATED REFINED By Utah. ai OllOSc and MAIN STREET ; I on , TOOLS, ETC. 144,140 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake City. Oanaiiting of the Very Beet KOOtS - FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS Awnings, i IX- A' HAPY; NEWj YEAR I HIS JUST RECEIVKD A LARON AND Minins Hose, DEALERS Hardware, Iron, Steel; Stoves, Tinware, T.G.M. SMITH, New York, Jan. 2. At Stapleton, Thomas McLaughlin, the L, y, main btkeet pirst I young coachman, who, at the ago of 20, Bros- - Teephone Mrs. recently married his employer, Hotel READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. solicited. Inquiries answered promptly. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. NEW TIME CARD, DEC. 20, 1884. FAJBBKHGKK TBAIXB LKAVX BALT LAKK DAILY AS FOLLOWS: called to the fact that PEOPLE LEAVING OGDEN Aftemooa or Evoninc ON ANY OF THE MORNING TRAINS, by coming on HOUR AN1 Train from Belt Lake end itaying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE 0Particular L- - q phlp lYlttl W QTkf' TVI U SffJgtofer and Exennlnn Waimu Abram Britton, a wealthy widow, aged I I which E l'iauas, Orgaae 40, died from q lung ailment, era- . I caused him to lcava Mrs. Brilltn.called araJ5tomi,con!u w4$on ploy and return home, where she I N BEAUTY OF DESIGN ANDjmj to inquire about his health '&wUto1ciKl'. Btar II frequently I workmanship we deflr Her calls resulted in an attachment and i)oes which cannot bo wedding. Mrs. Brittan attended him K, MBOWN, constantly until his deqlh. Jafejjrt-- RATES $1.50 to 2.50 PER DAY. ! .iED. Jimfs Beak, ap stairs I Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. 8troet Gar and Busses from all Depots paai the door. Her Coachman Dial . IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. NEW AND MODERN iSTSperial Rates to Permanent Boarden and Families. A Agents. ovf AND a seesaseMssessaeMmeeaeeMe NEW FURNITURE! NEW HOUSE! O) one feet above low watermark. The ice is again goiged at Naaticoke, end volI ths of water is pouring through BAILEY A DKU. , umca low Um, 0 the we8t rida of the river. be-- 1 Railroad and other comrannication tween hereand Kingston is entirely door to u. b. land cut off, and travel to any point on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western SSmSflSSSSa Railroad is impossible, excent by boats. Farmers living near the west side bank totonnaUon, amt save a of the river are rqpoving their cattle jjttiij, inoeanswerm. this morning to safer quarter. f 1 CD Feeling prevailing ao extensively just now, and which we hope will 00(1 be a thing of the past. k Panasylvanla Floods. Willesbarr& Pa., Doc- - 2. During last night the Susquehanna rose rapidly and this morning the water was twenty- - and paper ruling. SOUTH STREETS. Riggs & Shear, Proprietors. CD Buy NO Silks, Velvets, Dram Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Cloaks ha Ladies or Children, Shoes, Carpets, Cortaina, Millinery, Blankets or other goods In our line, either WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, bebre you ft 1 York as follows: To Chicago, 15c., St. and intermediate Louis, Cincinnati points, 20a To all offices fo MamaRhode Island, Connecticut, ilndelphia, Baltimore and Washington, 10c. CniCAGO, Jan. 2. The Baltimore Ohio make telegraph rates from Chicago to New York 15a The same rate has been mode by the Mutual Union. 1 he Postal makes a rate of 20a The Western Union makes no reduction. ank-Boo- ksI AND tfHIRD SALT LAKE CITY. Winter Stock REGARDLESS Moat of them . i IAIN OF NEW AND STYLISH HOODS w Farther Telegraph Reduction. New York, Jan. 2 The announcement of lower rates on the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph lines attracted attention The men among telegraph Mutual Union Company now announces further reduction of rates from New ' J Ml Entire t car-she- d 0. 0.F. ZXTE1ITIVE ALTERATIONS IN THE amncamoMi of ear Sepaitmoets, we ares MISCELLANEOUS. Cullongh, the actor, narrowly escaped being run over by the railway train at the Broad street station last night. He bought a ticket for Chicago and reached the just as the train was mov- ing out of the station. He dashed through the open gate, followed by the colored attendant who had been sent with him to the station, and who rushed past him, jumped on the train and then attempted to assist the actor aboard. As McCullough grasped hia servant hands and attempted to lift himself to the car his foot slipped, and he fell from the The colored man exerted all Klatform. and lifted him on the car, just in time to save hie being crushed as the swinging motion of the train brought the cars together. FRIDAY EVENING AT B EVERY WING TO OOMTEMPLATXO 40,-80- McCullough Has N. C. SPHINGEB, N. G. Secretary. IT UK LODGE NO. 2, 1. LeadvIUe Looms Up. Denyeb, Jan. 2. The output of Leadville district in gold, silver and lead for the year 1884 is 812,392,400, an increase of $2,134,400 over 1883, with number of mines that produced largely in 1883 closed down the greater part of the year on account of the low price of lead. Chief of these was Silver Cord, one of the heaviest producers in the district. The product of lead alone is 0 tons, a considerable increase com' pared with 1888. !. a Clou Call. Philadelphia, Jan. 2. John Me-- cesth ..MISCELLANEOUS. elled Kin I.0.0.F, NO, 1, LODGE jAH A II, A O. Train Rubbed. Baltimore, Jin. 2. The train which left the city ever the Baltimore Central railroad for Oxford, Pa., this afternoon was boarded at Rising Sun, Cedi county, by two men who by threat of violence-compthe passengers to surrender their money, watches and other valuables. The men then jumped from the train, which waq running at full speed, and are supposed to be fatally iniured. It is thought they are residents of that immediate neighborhood and will be captured. momentous day of Lepanto, and, longest of all, upon the sad story of sweet, eyed Victoria Colonna. Reaching the end of the gallery, Mina Mackay said, with an arch smile, to her companion, pointing to a vacant space on the wall, Principe, when time rolls on, and your portrait is hung there, how will men speak of you to distinguish you from If they merely say pther Colon noa this is Principe Colonna, who was hap- being Miss Mackayi adoring I will he more than content, I nye F. Auerbach & Bro. PALACE HOTEL, I is office. price, xxacnxAnoN. Taffy for Xlsa Mack ay. New York, Jan. 3. The WorhTi Paris letter gives the following details of the courtship between Miss Mackey and Count Colcnna. Last winter, in Rome, the Count escorted Miss Mack ay to the Colonna Falaizo on the Piazza Dei Sunte Apoetoll, to show her the family portrait gullcrv. Pawing along the cor- - j ridor, the Prince would now and then halt, making explanatory remark in retard to the history of his ancestors,! I welling with pride upon the story or whom Petrarch Cardinal Colonna, venerated, of the great admiral who per- formed prodigice of valor, or of the OFFICE DENTIST. Posits Falter House, over Beabory A ' Anesthetic bdrufitoie. .""WCHOLS, dona Bevere Gold In the Northwest. 2. List night and today have been the. oddest of the present winter, and one of the coldest on record in this city. The thermometer in the signal office this morning registered SO degrcei below, while others showed a temperature of 60 degree below. Com-no- n glass thermometers retired entirely business. Be ports are received from the following points, the figures all indicating below mo: Stillwater, 50 degress, oddest ever known; La Crowe, 23 deg.; Bismarck, 45 deg.; Minnedosa, forty miles an houiWinnipeg, 55 deg., and aregular blixxird prevailing; St. Vincent, 40 deg.; Moosehead, 48 deg.; Helena, 15 deg Herron, 44 deg.; Duluth, 40 'deg. The western Union early this morning reported that only one wire could be used to Chicago, and the lines of the Northwest could not be worked until after 10 oclock. St. Paul, Jan. Practical Sew York, Jau. 1. The Sun mtc Geo. W. Childs arrived Wednesday and had a long con Terence with Grant, relative to the $100,000 fund which number of the General'i rich friends are raising to clear oil hia indebt edneis to Vanderbilt for the loan that was swallowed tip in Grant & Ward's failure. It is now known that the amount necessary to meet the claim, of which Vanderbilt himself voluntarily knocked off sixty thousand, has already been practically pledged, and all that now remain is to arrange matters so that in case the court decides that Grant was a regular partner in the defunct other firm, creditors will be not able to levy on his war relics and real estate. It was to effect this protective measure that Childs directed all hia labors yesterday. The committee who have charge of the subscription propose to hand $100t000 to Vanderbilt, hut, of giving Grant quit claim, the securities will be held by them ae part of the trust fund during Grants lifetime. The quarter of a million annuity fund that Jones of the Timet raised is administered in this way, and cannot be touched by any creditor or claimant. Grant went out doors for the first time in many days. He visited a friend at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and hobbled to hia room on crutches. His face lookod pale and careworn and he appeared depressed. A prominent government official says that when in New York a few days ago he learned that five physicians had been called in consultation to examine tho state of General Grants health and arrived at the conclusion that the General was completely broken down, physically, and required absolute rest. New York. Jan. 2. The movement for raising $100,000 to relieve the personal effects of Gen. Grant from mort- gage liability, has taken practical shape. from Cyrus W. Field received B. Werann, of Springfield, Massachusetts, a check fur $1,000 ns his contribution lo tho fund. ESSfC0,,pw' flS. W Taking Form. . JANUAUV 3, 1883, attention THIRTY MINUTES FOB SLEEP IN THE MORNING. attend The Commercial Traveler! intererte will be mail respectfully in travelers Ogden. required for commercial M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. GOING NORTH. Atlantic Kxprera at hdflo Kxprera at - COINQ SOUTH. MUftml Kxprora at Juab Kxprera at. MO a. m. 435 p.m. SB I'iraiiimiT Trains strive dally in Balt Lake City ai fidluwa: FROM NORTH. , rarllln Trnrrai Kqwera at FraMt Traiaa taav I 1IW5 a w. BcOUm. I FROM Juab Kxprera at. MlUonl Kxprera it Balt Lake dally, axcen Sundays, for North rMkatM0am.H13Bp.B. SOUTH. ... at 36 a. JOHMBHARFj 885m. . ?30 . mM....10A6 ya. m. u m. aad.630 p. n. ' |
