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Show Lake OL. 5.-X- i. O. SALT LAKE CITY, WJiiDM Ji iJ A V , NOVEMKlillt 5, S.MTLAKE EVENIHGGHRONICLE kyky fvkntN':. Mill ABRAHAM j J Term jcrrr. Hit Miitrani duraktiMi iii:inJvtii it From ttie Myntorinii Depti.i iyir.;iiL ' Hjr iTarrh'r iu nil nitiiiiliJi, la fti mM.lh vim do il ri,r. L - .liA-fl- Salt l.n' Yt rr,.i I n i'y If.'itIN. BUSINESS - rw-tlv- - Msli.liilT. l.H.-ili- t audy . lili.J Pa sm.ii. of lacuiy. l.rt door oatlicpieatlsM. and itoriuL vmr low rent. A ttood location, wise money this winter. Vcn'.d iSifnitfi.t. Inquire t thli :lii I AND CELL Ail Kn.f.SW.KeooudSouth street. Apply FTm 10 j and dry. cellar, laugh Iniiiiln at ttater 'sr-- A Ileus;-- j NOTICES. nUlliarrutclciiMp. office. nrilLOIL AND I. A MVS AT THE PIONEER IX. 's rirt South Street. 67K. Koehler. proprietor. rfOVO HOT. CHINA AND JAPAN BAZAR. Stock r Importwl Hnllrtay Uoods, feu andbrflkesi also the China Bok WauTea, (tilna lily. etc. Newgowis jbiiyi Friers icuoaaMe. No. 237 Main at. r.lXHosUKk AUCTION AND OOMMDBION, STc on west Temple itrort, 1 am prepared Uj lihirood tor storage at the most laasonaMo iSiau 1 tavo ample room to accommodate .munids of tons of merchandise, and (roods iSaeiattst action to all who may AtYEICK. ra ay rluuye. OOOT AND PHOE MAKER GKT YOCK and repaired. neatly next D boots and shoes rtylo, after the most SSffr house, north. Jolin Wcticl. Dal J.. I f tan PROFESSIONAL. rv T. RADCLIPPE. TEACTER Off 1 Mtulc.lias removed to First fouth street, of St. Mirk's Wiureh. Ogden icoi id door 1 tilled Wcdnetdayt and Saturdays. -" WUYTOCK, ItENTlSTS, 'WAPMANWalker Opera House. Anaesthetics uinlitereri. Telephone in oBtce. j. L. wnrrocK, D. D. a. . M. ciurxAX. ( OFFICE i!. Nicnouir dentist. . odporUo Welker Home, over Roebury & Anesthetics given. I oiisotrs drug store. Telephone In office. OCK A BTOVKR. DEKTISTH-nrrCHOWesnteh Block, Pelt Utah. into. W.K.Btoven Logan, f.t n L M SOCIETIES. 5 ttr -S- K0UNTfi!oNLEH1U.E ALT LAKE (XlNVENTIONft EVERY PR1' illy evening at A in ball of the Union, i.Ikv Oners House. Sojourning companions ruidlalty invited to attend. ARTHUR - TUDMAS, Cowmender. . ft. Smukr, Clerk. JJWCLAR V dSt LOU ndk ar; auc roprctcnted tu ncoouipuny und liis family from Springfield, 111., I. Washington, and, of course, I did 0. 1 stood within a yard ,,f hiiu alien, in Trenton, lie made the memorable a&er-tio- n that it tras time the government put down firmly, and I wan with 1dm in ;tl Philadelphia when hcwascomfortahly housed in the Continental hotel, where the bed people in the city vied with each other to do him honor and pay him the respect no honestly Lis due. And, !y the trey, this is about as good a lime as any fur mo tu explain the Scotch cap and military cloak story, which long since liaised into history, and can be found in ail the cyclopedias of the day. There isn't a word of truth in it. The intention was, after the reception and rade in Philadelphia, Mr. Lincoln and his party reviewing the torchlight wideawakes and bands of music, and attended hia room, on Chest- b7 d. nut street, to go by the early train to Harrishnrg. where, us in big places, a reception was to be given, and a ptocea-sio- n had in his honor, and thence direct to Washington. This plan, however, was thwarted by information brought to the Continental, and communicated, I think, first to Mr. Kingsley and subsequently intrusted to Mr. Lincoln, although the wisdom of that step was then and has ever since been doubted. The information was to the effect that the train from Harriadurg was to be thrown from the track in the hope of killing the president-elec- t, without regard to tho lives or safety of hia wife and children anda large number of notables who were them. accompanying Mrs. Eingsly e ml Lincoln and of the party, who gentlemen in chat-gwere Col. Wood, subsequently superintendent of buildings in Washington, Ward Lamon, subsequently marshal of the District of Columbia, and s detective in the secret service by the name of Burns, brother of the Burns who used to keep the Picrrepr.t Homo in Brooklyn, kept the secret well. It was an anxious night with those people snd with Mr. Seward, Jr., who accompanied the detective from Washington and brought the information to the parties interested. The next morning the Presidential group started, and a continuous ovation greeted them all the way to Harrisburg, where a very creditable turnnnt was LODGE N0.1, I.O.O.F. EVERY THURSDAY AT 7SW P. M.. . ! L in Odd Fcllowr Halt, Union Block, Salt ...LiCIty. Odd Fellows tu good standing are L:r!iel to attend. N.C. SPRINGER, N.G. 1. J. Thojuj, ScmUry. UTAH non; aI . .1 ) and Mer a long parade, was driven to the public square, when she made a sharp speech. The while party went to the Hreniaii's hall, where they danced in la lCl"'r-JOflT- t IL ; X.Y., and llit lr rnmr.uint, will 11M nave any cause rf 'T unifying lh(! oal1 Ou- - j ihent . CBf'CKTBERA a F.KT at Wheel tb tL AND MAIN THIRD STREETS. SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. SALT LAICr: CITY. Riggs & Shear, Proprietors. Till: DOCTRINE fannlit Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND FIRST - CLASS OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, OF EVOLUTION. of It I'ri'iHlirliinInDisapprove Thair Tlwolnutcal WsminUil of IfiM Ijunlity snJ to llalng SOLD Kauiaaiy. R Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. to2750 PER RATES $1.50 J99ftjmcial Bates to Permanent Boanlenind Families. Street Cara from nil Depots pass the door. 56 Main '..ikluT CO. CONKLIN W. F. RAYBOULD, M,JL Cloaks and notary public S &ALT LAKE 15 S5 w P 4 39 CITY, UTAH. j. D. LOMAX, i TV ORKEY- - AT-L.A.- W fc'Ugf No. 8'VW. Seoonti South hf aaa . w, Block, kit Street, Lake City, Relra Lorkirouda ItecepUeu. Market Suits. Street 42 Nov. 3. Among tha No, the it humors of the closing campaign following: At Binghampton, N. Y., the STYLES Belva Lockwood reception, which has FALL AND WINTER several for town the been tho talk of JUST RECEIVED. days, came off this evening under the management of the IIIrIi school students. A CENT FOR McCALL BAZAR PATTKRN8 Dsaw Dr -rFully 3,000 pooplo gathered nt tho rail-- , A Catatosue sad queen free. 000 mat oad station with a ,ud in evorv conceivable kind of I Hkirt,ctc. Addiueorcaiion MK3.M.0. lafham, BsitUke City. attire. Mrs. Lockwood arrived I Nfw Yors, Slers PUMPS, couMantly in Mcnk. Inquirie, WHEELS ed ...Hus.. THE Of PRICE IN REDUCTION ' ANTHRACITE WELL-KNOW- COAL. FAS H ION A B LE TA I LOR3 Price, $8 anti $9 per Ton, Acoordlng to Size. PLEASANT VALLEY COLORADO ANi) AND COKE HAS JUST RECK1VKD CHARCOAL! A UIUIR AND KI.UIAKT dltK.'K OK Wood And Pig Iron. Orders solicited and prompt YABD OPPOSITE D. & Telephone Xu. 211, ivniuvU! v.ltli yurd v filled. and office. B. G. PASSENGER DEPOT; Office 23 and 22 Second Fall and Winter Goods! South Street. ESTABLISHED 1876. Consisting of the Very Best THE LARGEST COMPLETE STOCK FINEST IMPORTED STYLE. FOR FALL AND WINTER IN THE CITY. j0la and Imported .AXD MOST Ills. Domestic MAIN STREET FIT Suitings. P. O on application to all part BOX the country. ...AND AND DOMESTIC WORKMAN S H Guaranteed. SUITINGS PRICES ..AND.. PantingS OGDEN, UTAH. LOCATED .TO forwarded on application. & SON, New BUCKLE" and Woolen Drapers Tailors SALT LAKE CITY. . IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE defy competition. and llulcs for Sample Fashion Tin OTEL, IP OVERCOATINGS I. . O. BOX C82. HAVING LEASED AND ltEOlENEl) THIS and Well I AM UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. NEW TIME CARD. SEPT. 8, 1884. - Furnished Hotel HEADY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. goyrrticul:ir attention called to the feet that PEOPLE LEAVING (HIDE ON ANY OF T11 r. MOHN1NG TRAINS, by coming on Aftemimn or Eveni-Traifrom Sait Ltkc and May in:; in ( ldcii over nilit, G A UN ONE llOEU A THIRTY MIX (TlxiS IOH SLEEP IX T11E MOIIXIXG. FA8SENGKU TRAINS LEAVE 6AI.T LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS: The (Joniniercial Travelers intere-- t nillke mut-- nspcc: fully uttru reuirei for cij:i:mmi:d tnvelir in 0,;den. l License M. Freight Train leave Balt lake dally. rxeeM Sundays, fur North at SrJD . m. and 4:31 p. for Hunth alfca a. m. and 1:40 p.m. JOHN SHARP, FRANCIS COPE, wnd SnnprlntrnilenV (tenant Flrb und u. UTAH NEVADA BULBS! & H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. Coach and Carriage Painters, iwniw ri:. ATTENTION. BULBS! Wc Lave the Fined Flock of MASUKYS and idiier well known brauda of THACKRAHS GOODS WIRE, JOS. BAUMGARTEN, CO., while-coate- inery and Hair riiCM BALING Pleasant Valiev, Anthracite and Colorado Blacksmith Coals 1 Street, All FOR THE ONLY GENUINE AGENTS AND STEAM all purpose-- . (ufrupuiuleiueKuliiiicil. & REMINGTON, JOHNSON TIES BALING PRESSES, AMES IOKTABLE STEAM ENGINES, I.EI-TETU11B1SK HAW MILLS AN1 SHINGLE MILLS. DAY. T & HAY F.r & F! Line uf KINDS, KNOWLES IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. AND MODEP.X AND NEW DEOOtICK NEW FURNITURE! NEW HOUSE! .1 LLI N PRICES LOW d OK flS R 1,- Agricultural Implements AI.L - j and A mot eminent divine . VERY AT S. C., Oct. 20. The 1'w-liyteriSynod uf South Carolina, cm- -' Cull udi a, bracing in its niemborslilp several of the of the Smith, ha been in session at Greenville for the rut week. As it is one of Ihn four synods controlling the Southern Theulogiml Seminary in this city, its present session has been devoted principally to considering the attitude of the Church toward the teaching in the seminary of the doctrine of evolution by the Rev. James Wood-roD. D. 1 If. D, L. L. D., Professor of Natural Science in connection with Dr. Woodrow holds tint Bevelation. the creation of Adim was by evolution, and his advanced views upon this subject have created a derided sensation in the Presbyterian Church in the United Slates and iq Great Britain. The subject was formally brought before the Synod by the introduction of two resolutions by the committee on the Theological Seminary, the resolution of the minority sustaining Dr. Woodrow, and that of the minority protesting ana recommending that the professor lie enjoined from teaching hia doctrine in the seminary, because belief in evolution changes tiie interpretation of the Scriptures, becauro the view that Adam wis not formed by supernatural act of God is dangerous, and contrary to the confession of faith of the church, and because such teachings would injure the seminary, rend the church, ana should not be allowed. An exhaustive snd animated ilabate ensned, in which evolution was elaborately discussed from scientific ss well as thcdogial standpoints. The debate continued for four days and was closed last night by Prof. Woodrow in a masterly argument of nearly eight hours duration. Both resolutions of the seminary committee were voted down, and the following was adopted ly a vote of HO to 45; Jtaokvd, That in the judgment of the Synod the teaching of evolution in the Theological Seminary at Columbia, except in a purely expository manner, with no intention of inculating its truth, is hereby disapproved. Dr. Woodrows friends arc well satisfied with the resolution, as it does not condemn the doctor, and simply disapproves of teaching what he has never IX TliK CELKBRATKD DEALKR latter plate all iwrties united ia the Belva I.ockwood parade. The men wore poke bonnets, Mother Hubbards, and carried broom. Aleut 2,000 people witnessed the parade. made with speech, band and fireworks I went to my room in accompaniment. R tho hotel at night, snd wss preparing th my dLipatch to wire to this city when tier Detective Burns entered the room and SALT LAKE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. 0. F. EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT lucked the iloor. ,m7H A L 75, in Odd Fellows Hall, Union Dlock. I looked at him in amazement, and taught. The following was also adopted: to okt votloss ill good standing are Invited asked him what he meant. He told me BnahrJ, That the Synod of South GEO. A. I.CKk, N. (. I couldn't leave tho room until the fol- Carolina hereby expresses its ainerre j i.M 'scfrrtcrr. I asked why, and to affection for l)r! Woodrow personaHv, lowing morning. JORDAN LODGE No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. make a long story short, in spite of my its apprecLition cf tho purity of his Mb ,TEm EVERY MONDAY EA'ENI.Vtr AT threats and representation of serious Christian character, its admiration of jnft T jl), in Ikld Fellows New Hnll.Uiibm me personally and hi distinguished talents, and of his schotn- to emliarraasment ere !.iwk. in Fellows utd standing good Mr. professionally, the conclitsion was that 1 larly attain menu, both iu theology and JOHN T. Ill CKI.K, X.U. was not to leave until the following science, and its high estimate of his past terw Uyahs, bccrcury. morning, as it was for the public good, services. F. 1. Ne. SIDGELY LODGE 9. 0. 0. which he, upon my promise not to use, The Synods of Georgia, Florida anil KVENIKG YTEETB EVERY WEDNESDAY explained, saying that Mr. Lincoln Alabama havo yet to pass upon the ques.MjaT Weloek.ln Odd Fellows UalLCniou had already left by a special engine and tion before it is finally decided. UUrj til ek Yltlttne brothers mado welcome.N. G. Kodtri: lHIL. KLTPlLE, car, and had gone bock over his track in If. U. Clack, Secretary. Mattered Flour. time to catch the evening train from New W vb rest and his the while CALENTHE LODGE Noi 5. K. OF P. Connecticut A York, fenny company make flour all kb their I.JIXiL'IiAR CONVENTIONS EVERY MON-i- .t of the party would conlinne :m for baking bircuit or strawberry ready Walkct at Cattle Hall, lay evening IK in Accordance with the prear11 'Rvrn lliiuso, at p. m. Vlaitlne Kntghti journey He also informed shortcake; it "nly requires t be mixed ittar, ranged programme. lHl t.. Kl.UTT.li, C. C. rtle welcome. Jmuf P. Tavloc, K. of U. A 8. me that the wires had been cut, and that with milk or cold water and tho batter is communication with' New York was a ready for the oven. The process of its XISmULKEOUS. physical impossibility, bnt that neverA quantity manufacture is interesting. mt, theless his orders were that none of the of wheat flour is rilled and dumpted into rooms should leave their men newspaper tub. Butter cat into large cubes dispatch a large M- I ,hal n'ght- - 1 111 oacc wrole ha: d I 'beginning as follows: "Abraham Lia- - is added to the flour. Then the fc operator weighs out certain of the United States. president-elec- t cola, KSTAItUSIlMKNT. soda and fine up quanUtsee is safe in the city rtf Washington," ana tenous 1 & V wJSr .i0 well the routed then proceeded to narrate the circum-- 1 of !. tub. Then tho mixture Is placed the ifjji stances, es unfolded to mo by the detectIkfc E. GREGORY MRS. J. in a large, polished cask, which revolve snid considerable with mystery, oft ive, who, one direction, while a sort of b that no one would recognize Mr. Lin- slowly in the inside moves in the oppoon dasher of the coln at sight, and that tha plans OUT TUB KNT1RK ori Tbo cisk revolves atout direction site HAVIS.t BOUGHT foiled. MB?. 1URNUM lit the Millinery conspirators were fortunately minutes, at the end of which time I asked myself what possible disguise thirty ia It is found that the ingrecould Lincoln get in Harrisburg, and, as it opened. dients have been thoroughly mixed; Scotch him in I a wrote I imagined on, No. every particle of moisture contained in 1 cap, which would be about as marked the butter hits been evaporated snd the one as silk to his hat and high opposite ilfi: as new mown bay. Him. ..jve-- 1 is ,t i, a full und rimijilete Asnrt-ineu- t could conceive, and a military cloak, mixture is si fngrsnt is then placed in bage and I oxed for of which I borrowed, in my i magi nation, It S from the shapely shoulders of Col. shipment. Sumner, who was traveling with the MISCELLANEOUS, Preridcnt-elec- t. My dispatch was sent very early in the morning, and by good OK luck Keened the ZVsmi office juat as the day editor entered his room. AiM invite tier frlonil anil tlie w thought was: "Well, this is a pJournal-Registe- r! call. to ulfc generally timo of day for Howard's 0 F.O.Hoa. arrive to and, taking it up, J. C. at it. lie FOR SALE BY glanced & mechanically The lint spntenoe attracted his attention. imand its seeing Hurridly reading it, portance, ho ordered it put an and an UVAH ORE SAMPLING MILL extra gotten out at once. Tho lint Bookseller and Stationer, thing known in this city by our esteemed And by the Printer, contemporaries iu especial and the nubile in general wo when 1,000 newsboys and Bullion Carefully Sampled, electrified the town with tho extra Tine F. H. NELDEN & CO., and its astounding revelation of the head chosen I.U. ATTENTION GIVEN TO TnE diabolical plot against the jilF' V o Oral and BiiUlon. Mill. South of tha nation. Immediately the illusSALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. .'.W-Kreet, botweem Utah A Konula and trated papers took the milter up, and l wit ; Railroad Depot, office over one and all printed pictures of Mr. ttdin Iiaiik of Utah (front mam), Si LAPHAM. from Harrisburg, MRS. Lincoln fleeing arrangod in this chimorical garb, a EDWARD MICHAEIJS, Scotch enp and long military cloak. Ths story was absolutely correct, the trim' mings were puro imagination. list MIS KIUCELLAMEOV'S. of Lock-wrxs- Lake City. Sa't Srt, Main S. 117 Aiuid the chct-r- 6 1IIICJ:, FIVE CENTS ISsj. MtSflLLANCOU? (he bight of tcnuxo was transported to a carriage and The Scotch Cap and Military Cloak she driven through the city. early fifty 'horsewomen were in line. Mrs. l Story a Fabrication. stood rrect in the carriage, waved j her handkerchief gracefully on all tide. ; ..y bjr (lie evening train a very creature, dressed in LINCOLN. fasbiuu. j CI.VJMCLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, ! wroiuop.il i:nj N, icle Railway. AFTER FRIDAY. JUNK 13, Utah A Netad Company Uieir tnlm aa follow (Sundnyi cxccptcd). AND ONltttl.the TIME MOUNTAIN Salt Lake City.. Irtti Leave Garllehl ........... K'ln Leave Towla.. AirtveatTennlnus . 11:10 11 eei :K a. ni a. m. Leave TOmlnua p. HI 10 IflV l Nil IjlilVt TnWltlMIMiHIMNHMIMWI.MHiaiMeo lMV6 Uflrfif kl Jllba eaaisieei laa imii.i :? p.tn. Anivv at Salt Lake City FARE to Black Rock orUarfiUd anJ return nail train, N) cent. Uilidicn between Are and ten yean: cl a;i cents. Hneclal Rates given to Sunday kchnoU to etotlea, etc. No frefeht will be rood red after 4 p. m. W.V.IlITKU. A F. FENTON, KupU Gen. Ft A Paa. Agt. ) STAR EXPRESS No. NO. Ill 142. 240 W. THIRD SOUTH fH Blncka JJA3 5,000 All Went STREET, full ml in - bTutS Oil or Varnish the world. - -t OK BULBS FROM BELGIUM HYACINTHS, lc in ELEGANT LINE OF BRUSHES, TOOLS, ETC. of Rlllt Howe, RECEIVED A LARGE flu clau, sold Ground To at Eastern Trice, .inch a, TULIPS. o. CULMER & BROS. GEO. M SCOTT & CO. NARCISSUS, CROCUS, BLEEDING HEARTS, IN- - LILIES, Etc., Etc. Ladle, and gonllemen, now I the time tn your Bulb in tha ground ffiir spring EXPRESS pul blooming. Call and examine aiocx for MAIN STREET. FIRST Brea. IVlvphmie ol Itarratt NO. m. IINWMMniMIMtiMllVJORlIUi Colors FLORIST, 'd STANDARD OFFICE, F. DUE, O. yuur-salTc- i. Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, BROWNS Marble Works Package, Tranafbr ami Exeurdnn Wagons atwar In roadlnm. Moving llanos, Oigana and Furniture a Hpeelalty. Have tha Surat foupfn-hanwagon that Comer Main and Third South stm-ta.- was evar brought to thla oonntry. Are prepareii tor N I BEAUTY OF DESI3X AND SKILL It; panlrs. Toarhss will do well to rail cm the Star .L workmanship we dctV rompciltinu. m which cannot bo uuitonobi. idm by Telephone receive prompt atten- litres K. OKOWK, 1'roprieter J. H. SPQKRLY, Solo rroprletor. tion. MILL FINDINGS, MIN KIM AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, ETC. d any-alar- d 144, 146 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake City. |
