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Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JTLNE 3. 1891 , Orlety Hate At the American Shoe and Clothing Co., UO South Main street. . - . Choice warehouse sites on railway track. Wanlland, W5 Alain. Cboioe Puilding lots in best part of East Bench, on tioctrie cr lino. C. K. Wantland, 235 Main St. CIILOEAL, COCAINE smoking habit cured. Chained and Hook of ISO panes llln tr'd seut free, i'ay w den cure i. llox iMH.Sait Lake City, Utah. 1I0U8K MOVEItS DOYLE & rTiWLKit, I I prac tical bouse mover-- , and raisers. A life-Io- experience. Lamest otitiii lu th territory. Ofltre, O'Connor & HhafTer's drug store, His Main street. V. O. Mm II Mi. .XjXj GL'GWAY, FISH SPH1HSS, DEEP CREEK STAGES t Will leave CONNoH 111:03. HOTEL DAILY on tlm arrival of tbe Utah k Ne-vada Train. There Will be Stations for the Bsnefit o Passengsrs on tht 8 tag Lie. Fertle wtshinjr Information In regard to th road will call at Connor liros. Distance by st age Una from Stockton to lif--p ( Mk Hi mllei From Stockton to Bcrlbner'a Ranch. Jr3 " ' Hcnnner'a Ranch to DuKway... " Dugway to Fun Springs 8d " Fish Sprint's to nnton s- CUItou to Deep Creek 10 Connor Bros. Stockton, Utai Money to loan in eumi to unit by S, F. Sioocer, li7 South Main Btruot. Lcavo your orders for all kinds of lii'lti with the Salt I.ako Employment Co., ??i Vt Second South. All kinds of lull (J furnished free. irjn: Hic;o CBE3SIMKI115 PAHLCaS n'4 K. Kirt Niiulli Hi., Koouie S aud 0. .inss i:. sti:im!i:s, Chare; Vry ModTMte. Teeth fe?SfW out pain hy tb.7X.v'WtK.?SSW5f ua ut 1.1 air. A11V1SCT work warrant- - ff ffl If kJLJv liooui 78, Commercial iilock, Salt Lake City, Our Great Sacrifice Sale is Still On! Wo pan not afford to Bull new and doiirr.ble ftoodi at LESS THAX COST and pay for more than our uaual space in The Time bebidee. Everybody Come and convince yournulf that our pricn are lower than those advertised by our compeiiiora. Because Our Motto, WK AUK NEVUK rXDEKSOLD," Must to Maintained. Read and Profit! India Silk. In varioua gradea-- , Black, White and Turkey lied Datnaik Table Cream and Colored. Cloths ta. AT SACK1FU E TRICES. AT SACKlHCh 1 1UCLS. Figured 1'onijeos, in live qualities. New lot of Damaik Towola, three choicest designs. Pl'a,','.?,,,...r. AT SACRIFICE TRICES, . AT SACKlUCt, PRICES. Ture Dye Silk Surahs, various qualities, 1200 newest and choicest i'arasoU and new colors. V mXT,, AT SACRIFICE TRICES. AT SAC1UHCL l'KICKS. Summer Silks, in Checks and Stripes, Onr entire etock of Udi Btl CullJ' splendid at vle. ren's Jackets audit '"J-8"- , AT SACRlFK E TRICES. AT SAl'UI i H TRICES Silk and Brocade KemnanM. Our entire stock of Ladies' Capes and AT SACRIFICE TRICES. French Dress Tatterns, choicest in this A I SACRIr ICE I lUCLS. city. Our entire Stock of Ladies' lovely Tea AT SACRIFICE TRICES. Gowns, Thirty styles and qualities of J'biL AT SACRIFICE TRICES. MulU. Imlias. Arc. Our entire stock of ready-mad- e Dressea AT SACRIFICE TRICES. nd Wrappers Twenty styles and qualities of Black Al SACKU ICi- - 1 iuvta Zephyrs, Check. &o., AT SACRIFICE PRICES. Balance of Ladies' Muslin Underwear will be sold at reduetrl prices to close out every article at 10c, I'Oc, 8.)0, (iric, J0o, and $1.10 and upwards. Only three Skirts, three (iowns, three Chemises, Resold to one customer. Onr entire stock of Ladies' aud Children's Shoes-EV- ERl PAIR WAR-RANTED At Sacrifice Trices. , Our entire stock of Children's Kilt Suits, Children's Waists, Children a Hate and Caps at Sacrilica Trices. Our eutire stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods at Sacrilice Trices. t If you want to be astonished, price our Jilack and Colored Chan. ' tilly and pure Silk all over Laces. It will pay you to buy now. Our Ture Linen Laces are selling for less than import cost Buttons and Trim tilings at half prioo. Bargains in Carpets, Runs. Shades. Linoleums. Curtains, by tbe yard or pair, In a hundred patterns, at prices to distance all competition. Portieres and Chenille Curtains greatly reduced. We can not mention prices on account of lack of space, bat intend to make it profitable for yeu to come and examine goods and prices. Our employees are iustrncted to treat everybody with equal courtesy. We do not know the poor from tbe rich. Gomo Onol Gomo All! F. AUERBACHj BROS. uNi;yiiB ' MHK IMilCEjor ADVEKTiei.MKNTS in ton VoUiinn is ONLY 50. A LINE, It Is tlie bent "WANT" column publ.eue.IJ In Bait l.akobriUKlngiuirer returns than en y other. A notb e pu 'llbed bere wll l reach morn radir than euy other i a jet. Keep this in mil d auiHirlnn your "WaniJ Aile. toJI'HKTlMF.a WCouirmTr al iLJantefi. VrTTlTXsTlYYOt : miMlN ' K V s jKwItion of any km l can clerk In "tor,-- lias a fa r hand Hive t of rHroiiiiiiniulatlo'is. II. H- J ton, 405 Wont Flfili Bouth . "l ' A VTKD - KOOM KK8 'W'lTH UCAUD. 7tl V W. HI lb Soil III street VVANTKD-- 1 UHN ISMKI) FKi iNT ltOOM with lNiard for Kent Iriiian and w ; win be perniantiiit Imar.lfrs If accoiiiiiioJ:itioii arn aitlsfaotory. ltetei-euws- ; address 'K, in outre. A " A NTK ( A C.OOI ( ; I KLTt' DO KITC1I-- eu woik at bji We.- -t South t. TiANTKD-AN- Y (INK Ll'.AVINd A (X)I'Y of hk Tim ks at this offli'e of J.moaiy SI. '!i, orNovi-mlM-rK- . li, will receive oioilit tor one month's subscription. At'ANTEH-T- l BUY AN ASSAY OUTFIT In pa. t or coniidetu. l'rtce must bo low. Address (funeral unlivery. A. HC'uok. ' ANTKin AI.l7KI N PS OF ftEOf N U hand furniture. Etchlson Weblr, 17 Soiitii First Kast. T" A N T F. -TO I) U V ft) OLD HI'ILDINOS T ufallkluda. Utah Mouse Movltm ' ' riik luTrsTriTTo movk. ftah iiou.-s-tlUli Movlu.'Cu. buildiuit. gov &uU. lOFt 8AI.E-NFAU- LY NKW . WN'AIIE r piano worth r0. Also ueany new phat tou tli; worth ti. Adurose, V. o. Lox ll.'.l. Andrew J. White. " SALE A HF.STACKANT KOINU A I.'OK liii'iness, 10 roK'ib"' tsiarl-r- . Ob-lo-lor seiUmr. parties iroini! east to take ihar of busliiBss. Address C. W. H. TiMia. C,- -m Ht'YS A IIOfSH AND LOT AT OHMf OardsnC.tjr; address Isji fmu, Boise, Maho. VOitWiSiD, Kl.klS F.NTIi KAHT. KA1MI1 i Transit. huaies on ail sides. Lute so to only :T ca-- h. Iia5i p.-- mouth. VV. 10. Huhljant, 41 West Bwoml S.iulh. VEW KIVB IIOOM C'OTTAIIK. tiro, tVfiO 1 cash. Halatine Imti time. W. K. Hub-bard. II West Second South. I SHKTLANL) ANI HIiiHLANI) i ponies. WliOles.iie and retail. Imjulre atflii South Wust Touitile. Health is Wealth! K. C. WEST'S NEKVB AND DHA DR a tctiaraiueed spei ilic for Hys-leri- a. lM.zlii'ss. t.'onulsIoua, Fits. Nervous Neiirulpla. Ua.'.arhe. Nervous Proi.ralloa caused by thu use of alcohol or tobacco. Wake-fulness. Mental Dnpressloii, 8oftnln of the Drain resulting In (inanity and leading to mlserv, decay and death, t'reiuature Old Axe, H irrennese Lobs of Power In either sei. In-voluntary Losses and fipeiinstorrliiracauied by over exertion of the brain, self abuse er Kach bin ccntalna one month'e treatment;! a boj. or elx boxes for Kj, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WK QUAKANTKE BIX UOXE3 To cure any case. With each order recetTed by us for sla boxes. accomianled with lo, we lll send the purchas-- r our written guarantee 1 refund t!e money If the trsatment does not affect a cure. Guarantees Issued onlr by Johbsi'M. Ckatt & Co., Druggists, 48 Main iAmitruuut& yALT " J A K E'f'p 1 1 EAT EU. Chas. S. liriirn.i, Manager The Greatest Novelty: Tiio Hit of (lie Season! ; M.rts only 3 Ilivltllllllg-- MONDAY EVE., JUNE 1st, With Matinee on Wednesday. June 3. T llll'liMS Thfl Only Midt Act'TS lu tli World. hi nttfil hy an ex eiU'iil rnittpiiiiy of inure tliHU iui nrtlMin. in thoir incut sfucctMiul llay Tlie IlmpiasliT or finnekci?. (irand Farce Comedy, wllh sours. In i acts' novel: kkioiit: entektainino: Matinee Wednesday Afternoon, Jut e.Id, at 8 o'clock. Prices as Usual 11. Ml"'. "c and ?l. Sale of seats commences Saturday, y.UT JjAKE jUlEATEK. Cuan. B. Ht'BKO", Manager. ONE NKillT ONLY Ti JRSDAY, JUNE 4th, '91 Hie Favorite fierinau Dialect Come lian, Mr. GEORGE C. STALEi Tlie world's greatest lullaiiy slower and yotller, iu his suis-ess- ul coniedy p.vuLou nitre stoke, ohies ni:os. Cor. Second South and Btate Sta. Carry a full Una of fine Drop, Chemicals, Trusses, SHOULDER BRACES, Allt Articles, Fine Imported Perfumes, Sta-tionery aud Fancy Candlee. Tbe compounding of Physioians Pre-scriptions a specialty. EARLS FDRNITURE & CARPET GO. 207, 209 atid 211 Sta e Road, corner Second South. Are showing tbe rent elaborate line of FURNITURE CARPETS Tapestries and Upholsteries in the city. sssavsMBsaaSHSSSMSSjsatssssssssssssssjssstasssssssssa We make a specialty of furntsbliig private residences throng-(ra- t. Evervlhiov new anil On- lu I'ornets are ltigelow and Scotch Ax minsters. Koyal AViltous. Kidder-- Alsc a lsrge line CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTINGS EARLS FURNITURE ASD CARPET CO. Tbe Holmes Building;, Corner State Itoad aud Second South St SALE UR LEASE-TW- O 81'I.F.NLliD jT sites for lumber yard, warehouse or man-ufactory. Also one or tlm best sites for busi-ness In tue city. Apply tu owners. C. ti. VWi't-teinu- r , or to W. H. Shearman, Uoilbe Puts Iirux Co, building. I,TiK 8ALE-aUXJ0- HHICK. APPLY V to J, Chesney. Usl West fourth Houth. 8 KUOM HOUSE IOit Eighth ta.t street. All M"d-r- u Im-provements. Free very low. Terms easy. Apply to the owner. C. o W liltti morn or to W. H. Shearman, Uodbe-l'itt- s Drug-- com-pany builiitn. if7r"AKOE ForAIIIR IMAMONtM 1 j Under vUll be rewarded b,- r at Earl U. tiray s drUK siore. No M East i irst south. r ()ST-n- N BUNPAY EVEVINtl, EITIIEU I, on Urk'ham or Urst street, a black sdlt handkerchief wl"i lace edge. Firmer will please return to Tiuies oillco and receive re-ward. 6T HK.TWEEN HHIOHAM AND LI11-- j orty park. Ouvx pin set with Leave at W oin en's Kxenunee. cor. Commer-cial and First hotith and receive reward. I FOIIIITH ANU MAIN I j streets-Lad- y's Mack purse, containing silver note tablet, visitliiil rarils and some money. Finder Is w d mm to money if thrjr w ill please pur ie to Times onice. O.ST -- ON 8ATUKHAY VIUHT HK-- j twi-e- S ilt Ea'io anil Mill Creek, a dark l ay colt. Finder will please return street, or leave wo:d at this office uud be re-warded. l!0HESTPIia33aU0HSTPF.iCESl Read Our List! Of Celebrated Pianos: CTiiekering Cloujfb & Warren Kuabe Hi Co Dec ker Bros A. li. Cliase J. & C. Brings a Mtyvesant Everett liloni'U to Scum. MONEY TO LOAN -- THE MIDLAND IN company. No. 11 We t Second South street, have Iioiu to 1jU0 to loan on Iusidu prop -- rty. , ASH 8 I'Elt TEN'T LONG TIME 2 tioney 10 per cent short time. John J. Snyder, 36 aud Ut! Hooper block. Telephone .W. I!! "a howl pass" f mi A Superb Cuinpaiiy of Players! i'ltituresque t'ovtumesl .Siaw ami Catchy Sougtl An Evening of rare Enjoyment Guaranteed Under the man tteinent of Harry Doe! Parker Beats n:i :il" at b.ix ollice W e lucs.lay. Hi'g-uu-prict m. gALiiAivTlJvuiHteuT CEAtj. 6, EUtiTON, UiuZu. Friday and Saturday, Jui)c 5 cx 6, The Li.iUngulslied Coniectlau, lllis Terfeet I'oiiiCflv ( cmpanv , 1 T T Un ox tL (lTtictlon of Mr. K. H. Jack, in an new i h;irtr'riit(imn captain .ni:i: takiiov, "As mild a mannered man as ewr scut-lle- d ship." In tl.e new comedy success, "LEND I Mil WIFE" Ari'atig 'd for America by l)on B mci-catt-aud Sydney Uoseufeid. Henitlar prices, bale ol seats bovine Thursday JtANKLLN jXE. UIEATEli. It. S. FOltf I'HOPHIKTOB. MAIU.K ItiVEKS M.NAi,t,lisM. i'. U. Htauk m N iA"v7Tr 1; ANOTH EH CtiMKIiY' IIOOM! First appearam e In ttilscity of tho novelty duo. li A It it Y KM.MA W0ODTH0RPE&HARRISON Comediuu and Uansuese, par excellence, STARIN AM) KIPKLIN. Tlm and Liubbio, In a new vocal comedy ski tch. Miss Millie Davenport. John Hughes end knty Sanlord, Miss Lillie Hamilton, Mm Kat.e Drew The evening's entertainment to conclude with Mr. II irry W'oislll.orpe's laughable sketch, entitled 'Fooling of the line,'' support-ed by the entire. company. poors open at 7; curtain 8 sharp. PrieeM 2.e. unit fiOe. WONDKltLAM), " rkwond South Next to Cullen, w!;. lawKS: 1 I J- Kur ? Wi)f;ihU , mMVi V n u vn n i M Ut iiiHillldMlLiii Uk i u.il it at li ni w v V. .s . ALSO THE Story & Clark, A. U. Chase, Lor. intf & Uluke and Uridse-wo- rt Organs. We sell any of the aliove Instruments a loug time and twy payments. Olu mstru-lueiit-taken in exchange for new ones and tholr real value allowed. A guarantee of from nve to seven years accompanies each pi aio. We win pay your railroad fare from nny point In Idaho or Utah to bait Luke Oily and return provi.lmg you buy a p.ano (roin us w line lit the city. This will enab;e parti living In neighboring towns and cities tu select f.rm tt.e immense stock which we always have on hand. We take pleasure In showing oiu goods whether or not you lutend to buy. Correspondence solicited and promptly answered. F. E. Warren Mercantile Co. Bo 1717. No. W West Second Bouta. pRi F. Clark, "te TAILOR;" 29 E. FIRST SOUTH '1HVO KOOMS F''R RUNT AND FUR-- n.ttire for tale, filli East totirth houth. 7t,Xi'UHNlSllKU "liOOMS. M B ST.; OB-'f- - slraiiie location. F OKroom near business, one or two gents. 73 Center street. W. Ioir'lTi'lNTNEVV' MUDEItV Hi Main St., up stairs. I'XlK KKNT--- J H(it:AIirHXNOA UT--1 quire ot J. W. lliandcs, lUsim i, Sinyer building. 1" suit KENT -- FUltNltsHED K(XiM9 WITH tsard, at .WEasi First South. oit TTe NT -- FU KN ISHEU Hi KhM 3. ELKO-tri- e F light and bath, with or without Uiiti-d- . m South Fifth East. rpWO NICELY FUKNIHHEI) KOOM8, I single or unnectHii. with use of bath. With or without board. First house in lTlce Court. 44D S. W. Tom pie. " E. SELLS. J. TUCKER. 1L W. SELLS. SELLS & CO. WHOLESALE & RETAIL JJEALERS IN LUMBER. Wrst South St., 0pp. Hth Ward Assembly Rooms. Poatofflce Box, 1078. Old Pioneer Yark of Armstrong & Bagley. precmrtl. )EAU ESTATE, INSURANCE AND It loaos. We build on monthly payments; wol sell you a lot in any part of t tie city, an I biiilil to suit you on uiont y installinonis. Bend price list, stating about hat you want. W. V. Duniw. 417, S Main street. 1 KNEKAL AliENCY F Ut THE NATION- - I al Capital Life Assis t. itiini of Washing- - ' ten. I). C, New York Aci hb-u- liiMir:n,i et otn- - t pany. A few energetic agents wanted for L tab aud luaho. W. P. Ionit. SIT, 8 Main street, j I" F V'Ti"wiSH To (FT a iikaiitiftT, btue and not cost more than you are pay- - nig In rent, see lin k. Kennedy & t'o. 1'opertMeralitp Nutire. NOTICE 18 HFKEI1Y OI YEN THAT MR. ( '. .Ulwater has this day enten-i- l Into with me ami the business will hereiilter be comii eto l unuer tire ttrm name of lloiheiuier & i.ohlwater. VV. II. HoriiKiuKK. We, the nnder-- i rhcil. have this day entered Into co partner-- p as ag-n- ls fi.r the Htisih Itre.Mnir as-- o iatiou ,r St. Louts, Mo., under the Mini named Ibitheliner & ( .oldivtiter. All s due the old firm will he paid to W. H. Ho.heimsr and all indebtedness of tho old lirui will Im paid by hi in Haled at Salt Lake, Utah May W. iwi. W. H. Hokhkimkb, H OOUlWiTRK, i M. R. Evans. tt-2- W. Second Souta. j Sporting Goods, Bans, Revolvers and Ammnnltion. Ricjclcs, Tricycles & Veloeiptdcs. Ra'ors. IVx-ko- t rntlerr. Shears and Sclssrej Gtroie: Indian (liilis, Holing Olovee, Dumb Hells, Hog Collars; Thompson Hoot aud fehoee; Field aud Opera Uiaasua. Cxamfne mv Stock Before Purcliasii)?, GEO. A. LOWE, Dealer In all kinds of first-cla- ns AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! Buggies, Surries and Road Carts. Handsome, Stylish and Durable. Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Etc. Railroad Contractors' Supplies. "Waronouca: 133 to 1-3- 5 27irst East St. Till-- : UK EAT KIXKIIAKTS, juiss .ir.NNii: tjrioi.Ev, ' the .mmh;i:t path, LITTLE I'l.'EIHUE, The Ore.itest Living Hoy Actor, CHE Ml AH, The Japanese t)warf. IOC ADMISSION IOC Till DATE IN HUTORl-JTN- E 3 John Ayltncr died; born 1"!I: fa-mous for his support of Queeu Fllizabelli' claims. ,637-Jo- hn Davenport, Tneopbllus Katun nnd F.dwarJ Hopkiu landed at Ikietou. eoiiiiii' tu found u colony at New Haven, Conn. ,11107 William llarvey. discoverer of tiio cir-culation of tu blood, died. 17,11 Lr. Jarnes Hutton, pioneer In KeolerTi born: died Man U S.M, 17U7; liis theory that hint 1h tUe motor of nature lit uow univer-sally acirepted. Davie born In Christian (now Todtlieotinty, Ky. iu Illinois and Iowa; 1.7) killed. ItMl -- Su?il.' n A. Douiasdled iul'iiicayo, llis-- i born I'lli. Ibol-T- lio Army of tho I'olomac assaulted Lee's Introiulimerits at Cold Harbor, and was repulsed with dreadful slaughter. Alter several atlouipt tiio army unani-mously refused to oncy un order for all-ot hi r assault; loss of tho Federals about 1U.UKI; of tiio Confederates, l.iUJO; In ti e soriesof butties tiit'io tiio fortmr lost ut loust 1U,UUJ, the latter about l,M). CARFIELD BEACH. CuiuweuoiUK atiy I'.lKh, mil Cut 11 Further j "'' Trains hotwieti Salt Lake and Cartleld Ilearh Kiii run aa iullov: l.i'ivn Arrive l.ravn Anlv Salt Uaka. Hull Laao. lo;ila. HI. If: ill a. 111. r.MMIiooll. I'.'Mn p. III. 1 ' r. u- : . in. J:iii.m. KrTip.in. IOm. in. t':lip.lll. 4" l. in. Vli i HI. it I p. in. 4 mi p. in. .'is:r p. m. :mp. in. 6 I;mMii. r:0 m. 1 p. in. S uup.ru. Faro lor rot'oil trip. Mcmiih. li. K. lit tti.i.i, iicnoral Ai'Ut. vSi:i:k(N(; ran seats. The Coutioilinaaio Contest Again Came up Befors the Supreme Court in tbe Cass of tU People Agaiaat Cohii. THE KONGOLIAN ASKS DAMAGE3. A Farmer Employes of tuts Uir'ou PciGo Files Suit Uuucr tie Law Prohibiting tlieJku List Tlie Day's Duckot The drawing crd on the docket today was the case of the IVopIo vs. Louis Culm, Worden 1'. Noble and Lucius F. Hall, r soobJi'ii'. in au action in whVli Richard W. Voting, William J. Tu aud John Fewsou Smith arc coutestars for seat in the city council now occupied by them. Feb-ruary, a year sgo, tho complaint sots up, au eld-lio- was lu;!J for the eliH-lio-of a mayor and courtt iliiieii. The com-plaint allege that cuntchtors received 4:.' votes against o"o for the coutrsiees. The plaintiffs therefore asked that jinigilic'jt be rendered against said that they bo forbidden to further exereisci any rights or prerogatives as aldermen, and that Young. Smith aud Truddeuham be al-lowed the seats uow occupied by the respondents. In doreniber last the court rendered Its decision.' U held that by reason of the law and premises in the case "it is ordered and decreed that said defend-ants, Louis Conn, Worden T. Noble and ' Lucius F. Hall be and they are hereby excluded from the olHcesof coiitu-iline-from tho Fourth municipal want, and they are hereby forbidden to exercise auy right thereunder, aud that the aid defendant be and are hereby ad-judged to be the rightful holders of said counciluien from thu Fourth ward; and thai upon taking the oaths of office and executing the ollieiel bonds required by law, they are hereby authorized to take upon themselves the rights of such ollices;aud it is further ordered aud decreed that said plaintiffs have and recover front tiio respondents the costs of the contest. " From this decision of the district court tbe defendant appealed ami the issue now awaits a decision from tlie territorial supreme court. Tho s are represented by LeGraud Young and the respondents by Williams & Van Colt. The argument were passed until 2 o'clock this afternoon. A Damage Suit M. J. Ney, well known telegraph operator ha filed suit for damages against the Union Pacific Railway com-- , dany for I.I.Out). Tho complaint sets up that plaintiff was in tho employ of tho defendant cnpauy fil Rock Springs, w here he was involved in a dispute with one of the employees. The result was that the plaintiff was shot at four times aud subsequently went to work for the Western Uuion Telegraph company, lie had worked there four mouths when ho was dis-missed since which time through the effort of the Uuion Paciliu he ha been denied employment, lu conversation with the reporter, Mr. Ney stated that he had made frequent , effort to secure employment but was boycotted by the alleged system of black-listin- to which the cunpauics were subscribers. The result of the suit which is beingcoudiicted by Messrs Crllchlow. Rtwlins and McK'nninney will be awaited with considerable inter-est by the telegrapher union. The Wank tbe lunurauoe. Arguments in the case of Hong Sling, a gentleman from the orient against The National Insurance company of Ireland aud in which the Edinburgh atul London are made opened in the supreme court this morning. The action i on a lire insurance policy, plaintiff having held SltltlO with each of tlm companies mentioned. A lire occurred iu the Noveliy theater at Ogden, Riid the Dames gnawed their way into plaintiff's establishment adjoiniig. The goods were removed and tho complaint sets up that while under guard a large amount was stolen. The respondents answer that me loss was uot to exceed t'A)u. The case was argued aud sub-mitted. At!nt tlie Jtallwey. Couusi'l for appellant in the case of Thtiraa Nichols et ai vs. The Union Pa-ciliu Railway company begau their ar-gument this morning. The action is an appeal from the first district before Judge Miner, and was brought to re-cover damages for the ejectment of plaintiff from the cars of the deleudant railway. Damages were awarded aud the railway company now comes for- - ward to set it aside. hAGCIN'S FAMOUS NACERS. Itarsee alua.l at tsMO.IlltO Whleli l'aila,l Thrnusll ftalt Lake Ysfterilay. A special palace train of eight cars of blooded horses passed through Ogduu Monday niKht at midnight over the Lit) Grande Western, The train and its valuable couteuls went through Salt Lake about 1.40 yesterday morning. John Mat-key- superintendent of J. li. liaggin's ranch, Del l'aso, 'alifomia.had charge of the horses. There were II'J horses in tho shipment, aud they are valued at between $lT'i,0UU ami J0t),0lX), being one of the finest, if not the finest string yet shipped across the continent. The "train was run from Sacramento to Ogden n a special o er the South-ern l'acilic, and from Ogden to (irand Junction over the K. (,. W. iV 1). is R. (i. to Ibinver, and from there over the II. tfc AI. and C. li. Ai Q. to Chicago, thence to New York via the Pennsylvania. Assistaut-tienoia- l - reight Ageut W in, Prown of tlm K. (i. W. and lieucral Ajfcut Walker of the liurlington met Mr. Mackey at . The latter t,aid to Mr. Jirown that lie was so pleased with thu treat-ment he had received in the last ship-ment and quick time made thai lie was u!y too glad to repeat the jouruey wilh this train. The cars in which the horses are shipped are padded on the sides and are of the latest pi, tern. In the end there is an apartment for atteudaut. . Nnl Afraid of Anyborly. Bt. Louts OloliB Hem. 'Ci'af. The democratic papers which imagine that the republicans are afraid of Cleve-land iu are mistaken. Outsi.lt) of Jew York perhaps the is a .strong as any other man whom the democracy could nominate, but the re-publican fl confident of winning next year no matter who heads tiio ticket of their foe. |