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Show Salt Lake Evening Chronicle. 34 5.-- XO. SALT LAKE CITY, TLiiaDAV, jAXUAitX Moth Sides Marshaling EVERY GENING, JOJHED paatfceptoJ bylio rtiCLE PUBLISHING S,lt StTMtf L,l citi-sen- Terms i ar 5 m 4.U0 2.09 1 SrreeiaTlio do not receive thrfr enure at complaint, Tftill E4.; . at the Salt Lake City rostoffloo u $ b. WILSON. Business Kacaser. gs "'jMcrasg wnesj. 'biTT ART18TS. BBS NESBITT taken the Clift toiuandhave would invito all to SJSem. Perfect aatilfactlon guar-icWitowel to every man. Sou workmen employed Employment T wuiisfi Second Smith Street (In hiierial 'aTvo-S- I K. Krtato OOirc). Suita-"Sdenc- c Supply Ink Good and lOT K. Third South street. P.Q.BoxUKi. last 25, tTsd lamps at tue II. K First South Street. pToneer - pRrtffictnr. CHINA AND JAPAN ItAZAK. fliWOP 3SS SMB-- AND (X)MMISSION. pleased the old City Market Build-Yo- t Temple it root, I am ineparod to criafbratuncoat themoet reasonable Tkare ample room to aoeommodato di of tons of merchandise, and guar- MAKKK r aXD"BHOK hU sod shoes repaired Valter the must Improved GET YOUK neatly and style, next north. John WetacL Home. PROFESSIONAL RADCLiFF E, TEACHEIi T nde baa door OF removed to first South street, entofSt. Marks Church. Ogden Wednesday! and Bslnrdoys. ' MAS wnYTOCK, DENTISTS, ilker Opera Umue. Anrcsthctici ted. T&aihouc in ofllee. terror-strick- edi- J.I Whvtock, D.D.B. nanus. OFFICE KiciIOJjS, DENTIST. norite Walter House, over Bccliury iiidruritire. Aneithctic . ihooi In office. - given., BTOVKIl. HITCHCOCK TlsTS W. Hitchcock, Weiatrh Block, Salt W. & Stover, Logan, Utah. M. ft MAUiORY, M. D., ECLECTIC uoopalhlst, will treat all discarea, rrhmolc, and by combining internal ;iB with her new ayilern of Triple en SLoeli tjmnmptivcs, renovating the lungs stMlduudand enabling the patient i oxygen through the porca of the stetriesaud female diseases apeclal-etU- i In city or vicinity will rooelye attention. Offlcc at rfflldeneo. re Block, IS South First West stivet, u City, Utah. OMse hours, 8 to 10 a.m , .m., and a to 1p.m. An llililuv HrscriliM 1IU Kxiirrlrui-- ilia liisturtMiiice. New York, Jan. 5. Tlie Tabmiet Moorefleld, West Virginia, special lias the following details of the recent troubles in that fcUte: This town is in a state of unusual excitement. Its s are divided into two sections, both ready to fight at a moments warning. Trouble has been brewing since the November election, and the occasion being the contest for State oGccrs grow-la- g out of the adoption of tlie constitutional amendment on the day of the lost State election, changing the day for electing State and county officers to the first Tuesday in November. In this lardy) county, William Ixeb, who has :n county clerk for several terms, was defeated at the October election. As soon as he knew of tho adoption of tho constitutional amendment, lie had bis name placed on tire ticket to be voted fog in November. He hail no opposition and received a great many votes. lie declared be was legally elected clerk, ami would retain possession of the office. Yesterday the terra fur which he had been elected expired, and William Wilson, who was chosen at the October election, appeared to take possession of the office. There hsd been rumors of trouble. Hundreds or men were on lund, but so far no trouble bad occurred. Lucb will take the nutter into the courts. If he wins it will bo equivalent to declaring the Democratic State ticket ineligible to office. There is great interest in the affair and fights were numerous. . At 1 p. m. Wilson, followed Ly a crowd, went to tbe court house, where Loeb was intrenched with his followers. After a struggle Wilson succeeded in reaching the office. Loeb ordered him out, ana a general fight took place. The office furniture was wrecked and a number of persons were badly hurt, Wilson, with his followers withdrew for consul-tatioThe attack was renewed, and in tlie fight Wilson was struck over the head by a son of Loeb, and probably fatallyhurt. Women ran screaming lo hiding places, followed by children. Tbe mayor hastily closed all liquor shops end extra police were put on duty. The court house was barricaded and a battle of bullets seemed imminent. The sheriff organ ixed a posse, charged upon the rioters, and after a bitter straggle captured tbe Guardi were mounted court house. and peace restored for the night. The opposing factions gathered at the opposite sides of town and listened to speeches, some of them incendiary in their charAn attempt was nude to get acter. and lynch him, the report circulated that Wilson was dead. A few men on each side managed to quiet the crowd. Pet-p-ie remained up all night. A renewal of hostilities is feared. The town and court house are closely guarded, and the streets are filled. COMPANY, ItSCOWOEATHlJ (tin $, lU Thrlr llosts for the Fray. cool-head- eiv Yoek. Jan. 0. -- cl Reports of XW Hampshire end Maryland iridsy, have been foiluwed by many similar reports of late from various parts of the country, and now these are succeeded by the announcement of in an earthquake shock yesterday at Tarry-towMajor Marshall II. Bright, editor of the Chrlitim of Tl'orfc, who lira at described tbe occurTarry town, rence as follows: "The earthquake look place yesterday morning at 0:00 o'clock. 1 was awake, and as 1 have observed d earthquakes before, I immediately the nature of the shock and seised my watch to time its duration. It lasted four seconds. It was a distinct, continuous vibration, like ajar produced in a bone car when stopd by the sudden application of tlie brakes. Tbe shock was clearly accompanied Lv a low not louder than rumbling noise, would be caused by a heavy cart. The bouse was shaken and tbe window rattled. When 1 attended the First Reform church in the morning, and spoke of the occurrence to the sexton, lie exclaimed that he now understood what bad before puulerl him. Not thinking of an earthquake, lie liad wondered what the shock was which lie had observed while he wus attending to the furnace in the thurcl. lie said the building was shaken. On conversing with other persons whom I met at church, I found some had observed the shock distinctly. One old lady was awakened by it. Undoubtedly the occurrence would have attracted much more general attention if it had not taken place at an hour Sunday morning when most persons were asleep. F. Auerbach & Bro. PALACE HOTEL, QWIXG TO CONTEMPLATED EXTENTIVE ALTERATIONS IN TIIE ermngcauttti of our Deportments, we aie compared to oflkr our Entire OfXEtr Manufacturers Resuming Work. Fittslubg, Jan. 5. A marked change has come over the opinions of business men in Pittsburg within the ast month. A few weeks ago they looked only at the dark side of the picture, and conld see little if any hope for the future. Now (hey think they haveseenlhe worst, and that from now onward 1885 will show an improvement, until tbe volume of business is restored to its full pro lions. The indications now are that tlie iron mills and furnace of the city will not be allowed to lie idle much longer as orders are coining in more freely, ant slocks in tho mills and warehouses are very low. Among tbe firms resuming were the following: Westing-hous- e Machine Co., 50 men; Zogh & Co., 200 men; Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown, 5,000 men; Long & Co., S00 men; National Rolling Mill, McKeesport 5,000 men; Oliver Bros. & Phillips, Teiitli and Fifteenth streets, South Side Mill, GOO men; Schoenberger Mill, 300 men. ' ,. y Denver, Jan. Foote, BRO., SBiii5P". SSgssjr'- - to 1 Bulls Against C. 1. Huntington. New York, Jan. 5. The suits brought by Agnow Paton and Aspinwall POWDER Absolutely Pure. aAen3nio SSKhTH against Colli J Huntington, the road millionaire, were called' for trial toAH these day in tho Supreme Court. cases are in regard to Central Pacibo Idwhkh Co., 10BU all Street. New Turk. railroad slock. Counsel for defendant argued fur n postinimsiiicnt until the apNOTICE. peal in Die suit m David Stewart against Huntington had been heard and decided. Stowart's suit was tried over a month ago, and llio jury gave him a verdict for nn tho Bt" 9102,000. Tlie court reservtd ito. decision on the application for STAR express Shv AND STYLISH GOODS REGARDLESS CD OF COST! z0 Buy NO Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, Hosiery. Laces, Cloeki for Ladies or Children, Shot, Carpets, Curtains, Millinery, Blankets or other good hi our line, either WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, befere you CD O' EXAMINE. OUR SUPERIOR AND BOTTOM X J3T IT WILL m "1 GOODS PRICES c3 a I PAY YOLVtta CD i rail- s&stJsusssSi. Balt Luke City, Dec. 30, 1L NEW FURNITURE! NEW HOUSE! T CO o 1884! IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. NEW AND MODERN AND Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. Christmas I A Merry to2T50 PER RATES $1.50 DAY. Special Rates to Permanent Boarders and Families. ss the door. Street Cars and Busses from all I)eMita o 1885 TUFTS ELBRIDGE ! pqJA HaDov New Year to All RESIDENCE, IS ! 0 W 5 HOLIDAY GOODS! Most of them just arriving, will surpass ALL OUR FORMER EFFORTS. Our prices will meet the pci fi 0 z0 0 Third Third South Street, 118 CANT AFFORD IT I H c3 a 0 GEO. M SCOTT UTAH. SALT LAKE CITY Feeling prevailing so extensively just now, and which we hop. will soon be a thing of the past. & CO. 1 CO Merry Christmas! A o DEALERS ....AND A HAPY NEW YEAR IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, I TO fALLil MILL FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS' JOS. BAUMGARTEN, TOOLS, ETC. Street, Salt Lake City. 144, 146 and 148 iVlain iTHIsnis.il George A. Lowe, TAILOR FASHIONABLE SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. HAS JUST RECEIVED X LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF - DEALER IN TUE CELEBRATED Fall and Winter Goods! " and Ill S. Domestic jKrflaasides sent on application to Ml puts of Ik. eowtiy. Warranted of Beet Quality and to be , A ogden, Utah. IN THE Full and Agricultural Implements OF ALL KINDS, DEDERICK HAY BALING PRESSES, TIES STEAM AND BALING WIRE, PUMPS, Fur all purposes. All nice constantly In stock. AMES PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE WHEELS SAW MILLS AND SHINGLE MILLS. Correspondence solicited. New PRICES: Line of Well-Assort- KNOWLES CENTRE BUSINESS LOW VERY AT SOLD BROOM HOTEL, LOCATED FIRST-CLAS- S OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, Suitings. P. O BOX 356. MAIN STREET Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND Consulting of the Very Best Imported man-of-w- Write to them am, 1 Mrs. P. S. Shear, Proprietor. CD bro., Agents. SOUTH STREETS. SALT LAKE CITY. recog-uixe- assayer, t MAIN AND THIRD Winter Stock to-d- to-d- ay bailey 1'ltK'lu, FIVE CENTS n. A Miner Frozen to Ueatti. 6. A miner named John Hunt was found frozen dead to- -, SOCIETIES. night near Villa Grove. In the early BUSINESS PKOSTZCT8. part of the evening Hunt left the mine, DK in which he and two companions were Principal Cities. working, to go to a friends cabin for LAR CONVENTIONS EVKST Pftl tobacco, four hundred yards down, the ercnlng at 8, ill hall of the Union, New'Youk, Jan. 5. On the loth of mountain. During his absence a severe Open Home Sojourning companions idly Invited to attend. December tho World sent out letters to snow and wind storm eet in, obliterating I iSTUUlt L. TllOMAS, Commander. of chambers of commerce in tho trail. Returning he had evidently sura.Ctafc. presidents ms number of tire principal American cities, lost hie way and perished before assistI.TAH tODfiE N0.1, I.O.O.F. ance came. Ho leaves a wile end family AT 730 P. M., asking them for brief responses devoted at Henry in this State. Ji follows Hall, Union Block, Balt to the following subjects: Odd fellows in good standing am "B4 The Exposition Out of Luck. 1. Causes of the present depression in H. C. SPRINGER, N. G. New Obleans, Jan. 5. The Exposibusiness. 2. Its extent and character, i, Secretary. 3. Remedy lor tbe evil. 4. Outlook tion is in bad luck. While the running IUXE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. 0. F. for the future. The replies represent expenses have not been leu then $5,009 j EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT r.lsOdd Fellows llall. Union Block. every section of tho country except the a day, the gate receipts have not reached " to llod are Inf i in good standing Pacific Coast. Such interchange of opinK.D. UOGK.N.G. (4,000. It lies rained more than half ion by men who occupy representative I, Secretary. the time since the opening, end the positions in the several mercantile comfour days of Hie Car drivers strike I LODGE Ns. 3, 1. 0. 0.F. munities in wbich they live could not lie cost the Exposition the attendance of I EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT thousands of visitors. Curriers It In Odd Fellows New Hall, Union otherwise than both interesting and u many lOUNlawiinguod standing are iu- - fill at this juncture. They are all prac- Cincinnati band, engaged for tbe season tical men, who look at the present busi- for $50,000, is said to be packing up, I. T. llALI,, K. G. ness depression from a practical standfftTMW,tetntsry. ready to go away, no funds for its paypoint, and it would not, perhaps, lie too ment being in ejght. LOOSE psay Ik 9, I.O.O.F. much to that Senators and RepreIB EVE2T WEDNESDAY EVENING sentatives say at Washington may read these Fannlsalon to Land. Follow IlalLCnlou letters with profit to themselves and the TstfqrbnUiemiiuuio welcome. San Francisco, Jan. 5. One huncountry. Many encouraging opinions dred and twenty-si- x who Chinese, lire expressed, and it is thought the neverbnt who, claimed ttaiHE LODGE lie. 5, K. OF P. residence, prior darkest hour of night is passed, and .LAB CONVENTIONS theless, were being held for trial, were, EVERY MON-- g that tlie dawn Of the new day is apWttlng at tank, Hall, Wnlkin under tho late decision of tlie Uuiled a st J30 p. in. Visiting Knights proaching. Considerable dissent, howStates Supreme Court, granted by Judge is manifested. ever, PIIIL KL1PPLK, C.C. r.Tarioa.K.of It. &B. Hoffman of the United Stales District Court permission to land. Orange Outbreak. KIECEUASEOUS. St. Johns, N. F., Jan. 5. Yesterday KIBCELLASEOUB. st Bay Roberts there was another furiThe New York ous Orange outbreak. Redemption ixt Fathers, who were holding a mission st that place, were besseged and imprisoned in their houses. An the Main Street, Salt Lake City, Orange arch was erected near Catholic church, and hundreds of armed Orangemen paraded the streets. When attention given to nil business intelligence reached St. Johns, the United Stales consul demanded from Governor Glover protection for the lives H. KELLY and liberty of United States ciliieus, and & a meeting of the executive council lies I men summoned. The British corvette HINT FACTUliERg OF Tcnedees lias been ordered to Bay RobInerts, and a largo body of police under ank-Boo- kI spector Curly was dispatched by sp ciul train to the socno of the trouble. The latest dispatch from Bar Roberts, ItNDINS AND PAPER RULING, savK The Roman Catholic bishop, Mcmain street, Donald, was prevented by Orangemen of Joness Rank. holding services in church, which ri stain from tlie Orangemen surrounded. Affairs are c. growing darker and more threatening. & Hundred of armed men are parading the streets. The police are unequal to Land tho occasion. The British Tenedos has arrived to reinforce the civil aulhoirtirs. The Orangemen refuse to take down their arches and flags. rank 1SS3. , HAVING LEASED AND. REOPENED THIS and . Well - Furnished I AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. Inquiries answered ,.nnii.tly . UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. Hotel NEW TIME CARD. DEC. 20, 1884i FA88EKGKR TRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS: called to the fact that PEOPLE LEAVING OGDEI Evenhic ON ANY OF THE MORNING TRAINS, by coming on Afternoon or AS HOUR ONE GAIN Train from Sait Lake and Maying in Ogden over night, grParticular attention t THIRTY MINUTliS FOR SLEEP IN TIIE MORNING. The Commercial Traveler? interests will be most respectfully attenu License required for commercial travelers in Ogden. M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. GOINQ NORTHAtlantic SXpitH raetOe Xxpnss at. .- GOING SOUTH. I a.m. I Mllfbrl Kxpmuat ..... p.m. Juab Express at Trains arrive dally In Balt Lake City as follows: fttsi...MMSMMeesea 7:20 4:20 I FROM SOUTH. FROM NORTH. -- .....10: IB a. m. Juab Rxnvssat. At Faelfle Express st. AtleittO JtuEPNH it WH..HHMM.MM.M iMXIp. 1KL llluld EXpTCOI it....... MW.... SM p. m. 7:20 s. m. few p. m. M.I0H6 O. IP. Freight Trellis leave Salt Talk dally, except Sunday, tbr North tl 836 a.m. and.feS0 p. m. fer BouQi al K40 a. m.aud 136 p.m. FKAMC18 COPE, JOHNBHAHP, OcmmI Sap irtalieitl . General Freight end rmsstitmAjant. |
