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Show ' 0.--X- W V0L. SALT LAKE CITY, MONJJAY, FEBiiUAllY evening chronicle PCBU3HH) svket ivxning, 2, 1883. SaLTLAKE n bytb (gunfliyaxoepted London, Fab. 2,--Th patch Mt Stmt, 8. Miln Uj.117 Lik City, Tarmi i .JLOO .4 JO Q ante & UOOth..-."- to all H putt of thedty: igfJ'STiiiy do not receive their eauao of comoUlnt, will notiiytnithoojttoe. tha Balt Uka City Fodofltee aa natter. Bndnira Manatee. jqHBT b. WMOM. iduiiu ionmi. etde, rentl Territorial and counte acrip "KiidiiSd. Notary public. TSMtCBAKK, ah manager ok the to aecondtand Gri ef WMXeWhan yon want to roll, leave 5ordroa SCln Una in the 1oatoAce. lie everything. Good taken on atorage Tootaniiiiion. PIONXBR MANUFAC- carrie In dock and ,, iunfeetuna to older Karriap, and Boom BuElo liofore, etc. Alio nmanto iklni npand clean ell klnda of fUn. jJfTaneaalty. Commercial itrect, near FACTORY "HANDY OF FOUNDS 1,000 Turxlh hiVx'. ? cent? Pr Freeh, j ViaCheaper by variety, null, cocoa Homa-,- t id Candies In U,ete.Walter Inin meet, next to No.64 Bonndy. jOALOIL AND LAMPS AT TBI PIONXXR oil Store, 87 K. Fliat South Btroct. H. leakier, proprietor. HOF, CHINA AND JAPAN BAZAR. Holiday Goodi, lane Stock of Imported indUeflbea; alo the China Bok wan Tea, PH , China Water lily. etc. New rood C; Price reanoaable. Now 287 Main OXQ it Fj; Box 106. GIT YOUB and ahoee repaired neatly and tyle, next r, liter the moet improved r Borne, north. John Wetiel. AND SHOE MAKER booie FOR SALE. BEAUTIFCTL ULK- -A HOME, rife el ty water and everything In Aid emdltlon, three Mocha eaet of Main 1 Term to eult pnrchaaer. Inquire of If. Mleholnon, 121 Main street i PROFESSIONAL II. J AND J. B. RICHARDS AND A. 8. BOWRR, Phyiieiane and over Deal ret itatlonal Bonn. i ta Sooth etreet. BVHL nI T. RADCLIFFB, Mode, haa removed I door eaet of St. Mark' tin difficult? of navigating tha river. Tha snemy hold o atroog at Birti. A daaertar from tha rebel rank aaya tha comma tidar at Birti raoeivad a latter from the Emir of Barber, Mating that tha Britiah capturad Matamneh and lent teaman to Khartoum with troops and etoree for tha garricou then. Tha Emir troaglj adviaed the commander of Birti not to oppoie Earlae advance, tha Britiah wan ending troops acroaa the deeert Korosko to Abu Anted, to uppreee the rebala. A daaertar recently left Berber, when ha aaya than an twenty-eisurvivors of the miatacn of Colonel Stewart party wracked on tha Nila in one of Oordoca teaman. Tha survivor, Syrian and Greeks, lay they were not imprisoned, but not allowed to leave Berber. Suakix, Feb. 2. The Britiah made a recoonoiunce in force from Camp Kaaheen. The nbela, who held a trbng position, wen vary couregaora, advancing with loud yells, but aaamad loth to leave their own ground. Tho Britiah lubrequratly returned to Suakim. No casualties. They wen well pnpaitd for a fight, and wen disappointed at not Gan. Earlss having the opportunity. column passed Bshak cataract, intend ins to attack Bahak while the boats wen struggling rapids. London, Feb. 2. Birti villiage is on tho River Nila and inclosed by rugged hills, and tho only paths leading to it an narrow paatea. Tha natives aay then an 14,900 nbela (bare, armed with rifles. Spies report 5,000 nbela at Haaheen and Tamaneb, seven miles west of Siukim. It is believed tha nbela lost heavily by tha hailing in the recent nconnouance. Korti, Feb. 2. The lut boat, conand stores, artaining rived Here and the force continued on ita way to Hetemneh. Haaaaniepob tribe mada overture of friendship. This ii important aa it will secure for tha Britiah forces a supply of cattle and perhaps camels. Thma hundred of thin Mudir of Doogolaa troops, an advancing under Colonel Colville on tha right bank of the Nile, 'oppoeite Bartl. Caeio, Feb. 2. General Buller, of Gananl Wolaeleyi chief staff, ha been temporially appointed to aucoeed Gencommander of the exeral Stewart pedition to Khartoum via Metamnsh. General Sir Evelyn Wood Gananl Buller aa chief of staff. Gananl Grenfell euecaeda Wood ns of the Egyptian army. Gananl Clary succeeds Grenfell in command of the Nilo treniporte. t poai-tio- u real oir TEACHER OF tollnt South etrwt, Church. Ogden Wedneedayeandgatnrdaye. WHYTOCN, DENTISTS, Walker Opera Hooee. Anmrthetlc In offloe. Whytoci, D. D.B. OFFICE C. NICHOLS, DENTIST. Welker Hooee. over Beabury ,wmlh lmoq'i dm anr. Aneathette given. .. elephoni in oflea JHTOIS-HITCHCSTOVER. J. W. Hitchcock, Waaateh Block, Batt ta W. R. Stover. Logan. Utah. utJ.L Anmr Dcrlar Outer I Me. DletHMiem U Ms Onto Mamed bp F. Auerbach & Bro. PALACE HOTEL, A'rliti, frill. Cbicaoo, Fab. 2. About 400 paraou wan present at Wait Twelfth at net yesKoeti, Feb. L 1885. Etri vancad hii troop, to terday afternoon to listen to a joint within aavra mil of Birti, but win be diacuaaioa between tbs Socialists and tha nubia to oooosotrata tbaa In readiaem Trades Assembly, the latter having for aa attack on that plaoa until the 3d, passed resolution denouncing OEiog to .. - wu following dis. rooaivad from Otncral Wolae-7- : x to-d- ay - in-th- d, MAIN AND - 7, CLEARANCE SEMI-ANNU- AL Goods, IkyUMiv Fob. 2. JB iautee. No death have A large lot of short lengths in this department at almost half of regular price. Our Woolen Hosiery, Knit Goods, Shawl, Skirts, etc., must go their Price will piikh them. now-a-ds- 500 of Embroideries to be sold by the piece, only lower than ever ottered in. thu city, 1,000 Dozen of Ladies' Dress Buttons at 10c., worth from 25 to 35c. 1,000 Dozen of Ladies Dress Buttons at 85c., worth from 50 to Tor. S piece Ike Hecklmf rMe MtrUt JTjmM. Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 2. Tha State OUR MILLINERY at lowest price. We fill all orderi promptly, and warrant quality . respect. U c. Simpled. Carafully GIVEN TO THE Ons end Ifaillin MUL BanM limb BAILEY & BRO. Land Agents. nSgR.NRKT DOOR TO U. B. LAN JSJOToritetheTribunaomoa. IJ uibrmikUoa, and rave a E- ftvl1 - GILLETTE, ngtnMr .nd U.S.Ddput, Mineral Surveyor. SvhtMiS TOR AU' KIKI is commerce BulMtne. ore money than at anything W foxing an for ths best selling bookagency out Non foil. Hallett Book Go., Port-- Wholesale Buyers F. AUERBACH & BRO. PWiEE! Pure. Absolutely George A. Lowe, THE IN LOCATED BUSINESS and Well - N-ri.- ' i FIRST SOUTH STREET, ' Oppoeite Fourteenth Ward Meeting Hooee, i Salt Lfika City. , ' M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. DEALER IK TUB CELEBRATED FIRST-CLAS- & NEVADA San Pete Valley A Full and AFTER DECEMBER S, 1MH. ON ANDwill leave dally a fellow (Sun day excepted): . MOam Leave Moroni. TIME STANDARD MOUNTAIN Lears Batt Laka City.. Laave Garfish! LaavaToaato, Alrtva at Tvmlai Laar Tamiaua UavaToaete. .. Laava Uarfield, Artlv at Sdt Lake City Sstfixm. .hh(X)a.m. intaNrah. ...11:1.. . lJ0p.ll. XtO p.w, p. Bl. 1200 leavsNephl Hollowiy. H lfl)p.m. No IMgMwtU ha reeatvad altet 4 p. ax W. WdtlTEM, A F. FENTON, Om. A Dm. Agt. It Ibdlowav Arrive at Kephl. .IKStom MOam w.lfeioam M,M.MM..10d0 a m .......UAl a m Mill, . FARE to Naek Rock arUarfidd and return aall Meaas Dnptf Fountain Grew Arrive Hill. Founlala Orora Mill.. "ter: ..10 p ..lHOpa 1.10 pm IrtOpm MsaMM MOpm fltfge connect at Moroni tor all parti of San IMe and Sevier. Private team rad prinfWMona can be , sss.fLsser Lina of Well-Anort- Agricultural Implements OF ALL, KINDS, BALING PRESSES, HAY KNOWLES STEAM TIES AND WIRE BALING PUMPS, All lise conatantly in dock, Inquiric anewered promptly. Correipondenceanlicited. M PRICES1 AMES PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE WHEELS SAW MILLS AND SHINGLE MILLS. RAILROAD. 11 LOW VERY AT SOLD For all purpose. AFTER FRIDAY, JUXB IX ON AND the Utah A Nevada Company will run thdrtrainaaa fellows (Sunday cxcaptad): S Warranted of Bed Quality and to lie DEDERICK Railway. AND OGDEN, UTAH. OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, intonate will b mod reapactfolly attaaJ required for commercial travrian in Ogdon. UTAH UKE CITY 4ND AM BEADY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. Tha GouunaraialTravelen Tl Sells SALT Hotel Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons - Furnished t H. . called to tha foct that PEOPLE LEAVING 0(iDEj Particular sUratioa ON ANY OF THE MORNING TRAINS, by coming oa Afternoon or Kvanlro Train from Balt Lake staying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE HOUK AFL SLEEP IN THE MORNING. MINUTES FOB THIRTY Waaateh Building. & W. CENTRE -- J. E. TOOLS, ETC. OGDEN, UTAH. I two-day- MILL FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS 144..146 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake City. SPRING New The Jemneulletr? Strike. Thajournalist strike PIONEER LUMBER YARD. Vienna, FW. tha Beichsrath oontiauas. tha yiMt have s Tha aateioH of tha iaat bora abrolutelr ignorad. snd no reader papers In thu city would of tha famfrom tWmthat such a body , '.,4s- letters of BafajhmUi existed. are iv inuunu roembws only from indignant cash at priiUad when aooompaniad by & FLOORING, LUMBER. T. advertising rates. Burned. Wnslifirnrr Lath, Rustic Sidinff, Moulding, New York, Fob. 3,--Th the tows WIN 'tOWR, DOORS, BLINDS XTT. of George F. Shiver, ix SUten Islawl. burned yaifoV IK BROOM HOTEL, HAVING LEASED AND REOPENED THIS WEBER, DBALES Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, ESTABLISHED 18$4. Badamnd 2. COAL DEPT U. P. Ry. CO. and OBrien, Irish Nationalists, returning to this city after a meeting at ware mat by a torchlight proPLEASANT VALLEY Tha mayor ordered tha police Mined by tha Utah Cantial Railway Company. cession. and military to prevent tha entry of tha nrorasslon into tna city. CP Brian thero won departed for Dublin, and Badaond Bwtsoo-enrra- d A GUNNELL, AGENT, cam to his hotel in this rity. daring the evaung betwren Onngamra and Nationalists. Vanderbilt to Daniel BAlfooj1 oldari dauhtar of tha on hoaaa2A,000, on conlrats $40,000. -- Know our house as tha headquarters for all that a merchant requires in Dry Goods, Fanfey Goods, Millinery, Boots A Shoes, Hals A Gaps, Clothing, Carpets, etc. ROCK Gonelius of our work in every - jratlamaHets.-Londonderry- , Oommodora fit Gents' Suite to Order at Lowed Prices. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed Cloths, Cami meres, Linings, Bindings, Buttons, sic., at lowed prices in this city. In a word, we are devoting our entire attention to the details cf our bnsiucN, with a view of giving oar constantly increasing patrons prompt and courteous attention tha Ml value of their money a NnU.fiId, day. Tha hooso wu and WE WARRANT EVERY FAIR WE BELL. IB DOING AN INCREASED BUSINESS. CO A LI u RESIDENCE, OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Jah. ATTENTION TUFTS ELBRIDGE y RED CANYON! Bullion "Kiet'ial Kates to Permanent Boarders and Families. Street (am ami Busses from all 1VkiIs mis the dimr. We Are Never Undersold. A CO. Md DAY. Thousands of drunkards have been mada it man who have taken tha fic in their coffee without believa they Gente and Bovs' Ove casts, Winter Suits, Plush and Chinchilla Caps, Mittens and thoir knowledge, and drinking of their own free will. Underwear, at a Reduction of 25 per cent, Juitharmful effects result from its administration. Cures guaranteed. Tha niaiked increase in our carpet Hies has induced us to move that DepartCirculan and testimonials seat free. Address, ment from the top floor to the floor above our Retail, to be reached by an improved, Goldev SrEdric Co., euy stairway to avoid the lisa of the elevator, so objectionable to nervous people. 18? Baca SL, Cincinnati, O. Our stock in this Department will always tkow the Best Makes and Latest Design, u QrMfCsm and $2.00 1o2750 PER RATES. u iisir&iEeisr&eagi 2,-P- DEPARTMENT! OFFERS BEAL BARGAINS IN HATS, BOXXITS, FLOWERS, TilS, FLUMES, ETC. The lain sales In ovr Cloak and Bnlt Department compel us to make extensive alteration, en will enable ua to show a latter amortment of Una garments, and at the tauie tima aflbrd our patrona greater comfort in examining and fitting the same. An Elegant amurtmant or Indies1 XewmarkeU, Rnmun Circular. Dolmaus, and Childs' Clonks now on linnd In this Department, which we Oder Lowest Prices quoted la this city. In order to elan the e.itire lot In the next thirty days. Umar Habit, Can bnCamd bjr Mi roistering Dr. ulnaes BnMra aped Be. It can ha given in a cap of coffin or tee without the knowledge of the person taking it, effecting a spaady and permanent curt, whether tha patient is an alcoholic wrack or a mount drinker. IX AU. ITS APPOINTMENTS. NEW. AND MODERN Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. Miners Union has issued an addresa for a reduction of 10 par cent all over Ohio in ooal mininw. This practically at tha Hocking Valley strike, aa it brings tho rate to sixty otnte in that district, and fifty in most of tha district of tha State, NEW FURNITURE! HOUSE! AND occurred from Saturdays natnral guax-sion- s. victima are ooefMefiitEii .Tha twenty-oo- a BrtbeeoUlmewjeSoBWttktiMemltttiide .)LDAiusa,8ecrstarr. with ooa mating euy, exception, Mary I HWDM LODGE He, 3, l.'0, 0, F. struck Fttwsra Co., 1M wau dreat, New York. MONDAY EVENING AT Smolder, tha young woman who YjrnrsiY TEL 1st FsHowF New Hall, Union tha match which caused tha fimt exEra JMlows in food Xandlng an laplosion. Her condition is very serious, IMte stead nd it is feared she inhaled soma bonJ. T. HALL.N.G. IcraHTiiHLbeentary. ing gas. Tha others are believed to be out of danger. Tha socna of the disaster MD6ELV LODGE Na. fo 1. 0. 0, F, fj,. thousands of VfWI EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING wu visited yesterday UisITXtfriocMn Odd FeUowV HaU,Unlra iple. Bopas have Wan placed around Mk Vlitaagbrothanmadawricoma.. the wrecked district and extra polio deTHEO. J. BAKER, N.Ti. tailed to keep tha crowd hack and preV.N.Cmx,8eeieaiT. vent injury from falling walla. t CALERTHE LODGE Ha. A K. OF P. MON '' Death )BCU1 CONVENTIONS EVERY of Tarter C. Bllee!' I dn at Osstla Hall, Walksi Bliss New York, Feb. orter Unaxcalted in the Waat. r 6saa-"-I.raKgdied last night in St. Lukes hospital, LRLAo.K.ofB. and A Bliss was well known a short time ago HIRCILLACTOUR. journalist, traveller, scholar and diplo LROmiue, and his death wu tha remote result mat. F.O.Hou of injuries inflicted by Lows, dictator C. CONKLIN From tha Cetebntrf find Ureek Minas. of Paraguay, who tortured Bliss to exy sacra-tarBliss wu tract BUto secrete while of legation. Ha wu also attached to tha diplomatic service of tho United Statu in Mexioo, Brasil and the ArgenORE SAMPLING HILL tina Republic. Mined nd Shipped by tha . Mrs. P. S. Shear, Proprietor. Greatly Reduced Prices! ri"i?s,s5b,rrQ." ij I st -( Pittsburg, SALE To make room lor our extensive spring lock, we oiler our inaKiiiluent uaortnient of Silks, Velvets, Rructdra, lliuhes, Satins and Frem-l- i Orris Preparing fer Ctreetarnde Imamgaratlam. Albany, K. Y, Fob. 2. Senator Y ULT UKE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. 0. F. 'EITB' EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT In Odd FMlowF Hall, Union Block. STREETS. SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY. Socialism on behalf of ths wage workers of tha city.- A number of penonaspoka ta each side of tho question. On behalf of tha Trades Assembly it was claimed that tha condition of tha Ubnrlng classes in this country had bean steadily improving instead of growing worn; that they wen better housed, batter clothed and batter fed ; in fret, that in every way they wen better off than aver before. in the history of tho world. On behalf of the Socialists, it was claimed that forking men wen still suffering rest wrongs; that statistics showed that r every dollar that tha worker icceived the capitalist received eight; that, though tho workmen Masked their boots, other workmen won starving. This condition of affairs had only coma about recently; tramps wan unknown prior to 1873; millionaires had increased too rapidly within the past hundred yean, and tha only remedy was to force redistribution. u Gorman, Maryland, called on Pnl-dra- t elect Claveland yesterday and gave a B0OIETIEB. detailed account of tho arrangement! LAKE made for the ceremonies of inauguralou"THllomE SALT tion at Washington on March 4th. IIGUUR CONVENTIONS KVXHY tayerenlng at B,ln hall of tho Union, Pnsidrat Cleveland wu informed folly of the part tha committee of arrangetctdbSlylnvlted to attend. ments intended ha should perform from ARTHUR L. THOMAS, Commander. his arrival in Washington March 2d to AH. Baron, Cleik. his departure from tha Arlington Hotel ' F. UTAH LODGE 1.0.0. ai, for the Capital, March 4th, reading his EVERY THURSDAY AT 7d0 P. X--lx IROdd FellowF Hall, Union Block, Bra inaugural from the east front of tha l CUy. Odd Fellows In good standing an Capitol and tha subsequent prooemion Rid to tktend to the White House. Senator Gorman H. W. NICHOLS, N. O. left for New York in the avaning. . I. Tsoxas, Beerstary. THIRD asrisr ais UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. NEW TIME CARD. JAN. 7, 1885. FA8BKNGRR TRAINS LKAVX BALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS: GOINO NORTH. Atlantic Rzprem at. Pacific Kxpr at. FROM Fad fic ' Ex pi ma Ml 8.00 GOINO SOUTH. at.... a.m. MUfeid Xxprem 4dlp.au JuabXxpromat. Train arriv dally In Spit laka City m fctlewi: NORTH. I at......... ,.llh40 a. a. I FROM SOUTH. Juab Ranrmaat. Freight Timln laava Belt Laka dally, axceu Sundays, Ibr North fetSomlialkWa.m,andlttp,Bi. 001 yXAXCU Agent. tla.m. rtOpim. ..UMta. m. ilUttxudMIpx JOHN SHARP, |