Deseret Evening News | 1874-01-13 | Page 1

, .. , 1 ' .1 f. - ! v- , It --. f ! m 4 I'M V i t '" V, a nyx u I ', r'yrr1 . M i i I I I I m;i . AJ i II 1 I m i i 1 1 U f-,- C 1 I 1 w- t . u J -- 4-- ?n .1 jam i . " . : IH Ji" .- . , . -- .a K till . K ff T K A?I ;i II. . 1' ,M ! r r XI .f s U . -- if i i f: : VOL. VII. urrouY, TunsoA v uvuRroro, jrArrAiry la. 1874. In ivjolutlou recit "'!' of frelcht and Hypher R.H. raclfto and Union altolitiou the of its the thedu TELEG1LUMI. ing r--v i ?thko. r. rACT...... BA NKERS, DBAtKRS III of the United Washington Avenve& Ftjlh St., : M it Bul-ne- u ifiUllil " I-iti-lr sr YZtcM &Xo & (Mr 4t t 1900,000 t b HIGH AM YOUNO, Wm. JKNNINGS, V JOHN SHARP. KKRAMORJS LITTLR,: I. . 9. HILLS, Cahter. !al lo i f Southern WMte "Lead nirecton i , f dSSTtt i . - T- BOOK-hlSDIX- JS.f I.T 'y i ' . : h xo ; I DESERET HATIOHAT BANK I op on r dollah It. S. 1- - M. uia, saving-- K-- AMD . i r I! -- TVv yf5 rjij fc, I0 1 5-- H ,j . ;iaJ Lake City, St.,- - Sail Z',:- :,2- . 1 i it -m f.r nCannot Interfere. committee J?kwtYork, on safety having Invoked the official kid of the Gevernor, before the march of the unemployed to the he replied City tHall. that lie cannot interfere with any 12.--T- he w, arrangement which the ' municipal authorities have made. ' to Prevent trie ' Maasurea ' : Defionatratlon. i : - to-nig- ht w. ? : : - : : H .. j . . 1 . rs l.-.'.T- J i THE TRAMS APTXOIV OT . . business from j FOR PK.V - a.m. to 4 un.Paill7 Aun1 H .vw fa a i " -- frnr: i Fron to t pcs". retvl fresa OUR :OOI.lJalljaa1 aawarsla. , r tCX PER ittirre..a Ikt lrpiMIwll A . .v, t'KM'f.'M' U Isi ' .' ri iaaaaaa, 4,lw,,' ; ALL 302 and anon&iivs A r.i ! - " - Cipirset- ini'i. w. VituuRcrr, tiHoKtilU.CASOi J as w. Vuosu, Joe. A. Yecao, ' T. U Waaaaa, 1H06. WltUAMt u - ; 1 . . Sirrttary . nine U. Wbbbkk. ST. LOUIS, i r ju 9cmatt jca. h. m 1 l rdsAfer: " r I.OM. : j n u 4' I 9 H tU (d.9 raii m. m 5 -- .... I swa Um fsa v A R I H . Inir-rn4- I . i i M g ! .I. 1 , - 15 . ff g . , . l 3 l rw'- f ; ig Tf I; "! "'fT " . , . Sf to-nig- ei-8enat- Qr4S Secretary , Tnes roods are kept by Z. C. M. T. and tta BRANCH 8TOHK3, atoo by tbe BTUUlfi) in I be Tmurr. BKATIVS dSDSSni nnn nil1 Sm S z3t "e r. Pt j'ur" It ca M 3 W - Willi e??a ,3 : ESTABLISHMENT - J . It t'V ! ''''lili14" aus TT7AT1 1 Ckrroderaud GrluJers of ". CHRISTIIAS ' rr Z. wt .W..,'t aii to-da- MEWYIAB - Strictly PUBE WHITE LEAT! v: i 77 ?a4 ak. 1 rithVfais AW Dtiirable- Opportunity. - 1 a m ar w s d;:AsnussEi: wnx AaCaf maa-nni- rsix e .5 R ' ui wis: And wishes to call special 5 attention to his f atn,VVbeeuttaa)octaamtf Ejta-leOaM ami Ml ltrai BiiyK, ChatM. v.' . . a Mllll - tas ... . . I Knxutt!dtSEl:ia t - n-r- s,t- il.C-- i t, "ir CA-EGHI' ,. - H '4 WJ dj-.- AnstiH VJ&awtlM& tbe ; for-:tIi- t ten, reciting remeCknirt f . e t te-Hhn- : i ! comri-jiliietrrlayf- td 4ntr-t,;ia.oiA- ' iVLl2 a: ti. ii Wo'CA, nrira, ajn And the Cost of Analysis far' the Ker, .UKaaatasalaa the biihtesdk&d o If ?. uteo-u- f , t tos'Jzp .vcr.t f.":irt and thir !i3rjHm?rl:.j;dic;i. ea and exrc:?e v,. rI su ptr-- d"TJlv .; . vr'; 4vaa? Watefcaaaltar SALT IiAaB . "n -- 'r' f over umi. vtjon tiiT,trt j.fc uiw&ye iituul: tl t jli i. V.; &utf naocoa , ..' ' h t Nevada and ' iasontanst. Laaa'C if dally, ninnlna south SeAsaerieaa sfoaat Utah, South-eae- ) taTtaa-.8al- t Nbo, Nevadat srfc, SaTiMto, St. Oeorve Utah; aud Probe, 8rejt,ftiar' ddort Porta ef 'vier, ' ; assiMo treouo ' hr HkVj ,T Prom, Sprinjp Ills, Snauah Fork. Parsoa, Salt stoond Chic kea Creak, Creek, Valtey. Crack. Beaver, atlnarsvlile, ytlltaora, CoraBrtneiDSJ tsw towns aiid mining alt ATTOIILTET AtTD E0UC1T011, and Me- -i Soutaera usaa and South-sas- t camps In too vada. A tears Corinne, D ta h rdatly ,rna Over Mrs. Cbtebrook'B KLUaery Store, Xasl Dins; Horth to Vlrflnia City, Helena, Fort Iteuton. Deer Lodra, Cad&r Creek sflnas. and passias; throuch ail tbe principal towns aod laiatag- camps In Montana. ' o. SuitsaatAwp, 0. aarss. PRINCIPAL OFFICfi, , gcorok j. Lata Vircmt Judged States ' - ; I Kx-Urt- Ui lerneybr ITUta. ATES 9 SUTpiCRLAMO. t j OottxtsielorBravtXjutW JVta Door tkut Dtacitt Ban cf r. Tti: - AIiIERICAN ' i P.', R. U. u HOTEL ; IZiLiT, OXt ror Cash. ' ' M 1. w NTIL further aetloa ' traaa will laar ana amre at asoea daily as rouow : uava." 1 1 PROPRETY FOR SJME - Ttah- --T s a HOTELS. - 8 ALT LAK B OTTV.V dstr ti:.;. Salt Lake City,..,., .......s.av a.m. Dally Kz press,.: Mixed.... ..aop.ui. eseeeeasi .... Freifbt,. ......;. iiti Ji':AJUMvav Dally Kzpress,.....,. 1. , .. 6.10 suxed, 1: j;,, j p. u. ! la one of the .Freight,.... oae blook Daily connect lous ateet at Ojrdea with T etly, east of Theatre and halt a block from City Utah Central Pacific road from Salt Lake A rut tAB ami. City and all points la Bout hero Utah.-- : mih wat (Mint Hall, with In. south froat. TKie perfect.-- ' Possession At Brraa with stasas for Sweetwater ' atlaes. "V it siren ranseaiateiy. At ' Chayenna with DeBver PaotA road tor ' i ' it J, C IJTTI ..: ' usaver, Central City, Georaetewn and a. , dSOatX... i. ' is,, x ,'. L pelnta la Coloradaaul Mew Mexioo AtOuoaaa with Caioave and Northwest- - !' era, Caieaso, Book blaod and Pactno. Mo. Ulvesy Kasisa tk. Joe i and Counrfl Bluffs railroads, and iussourt ox roe steasoats atl points Hast soyer uae and Bout m mi am 1 a .. ' nr. faftmri ua TVkataforsalatoan Lsnurun run - t utsBastat of Wells, Fargo A East TtxapM, HrvtM. Cesttre aC Blaefc. p:WV. afsle,. East and at the office of Utah Cent ral Hallrot, m aaw alsa at Dulue Pauinu i ' vni A' Tesapse Stgeea,,; , v; Unllroad lan Tkiket UtSceln Ogdeu, at wlucuoasea bertha on ievplas;ea(S;caa be u, ..r h v. cured. , v,. ,k 50c Pei ani $LO0, Bay. Arvaasemens aarre Dean mad servtif , passouavra deslrlaa; levfctft Duover vatiui war Bast can avail LBemsuivu or mi rinyr. to lleuvor aa.i M A FIHST-CLAC- 3 nE3TAU.UrJT shn .rata froat return at rreatir reaueed rates. Foe and alt Informal m4 yartlontars awtKfiaCiLssaawto ussssse, atniv at Uefcct taies. regard aaCLav eaaj Passena-ershodkf be careful to suou. I. AMERICAN HOTKL, finest locaUtiea la the . - . ; - ' 1 .1 . - . HOTEL! TAYLOR'S m . C, , i . . 1 i - s r nsssssw tickets total I sarnrsk mimi Soutaeru points via Omaha and thu v..M taesaselvesof the advaotacea of a tirf...itf t. i sleeping- car, eorafertabla' ' .V ' ' - aowMwtauiauiJu-aud quiek time. . i , L.WMB ALL, Gen'l Ticket A aunt.' T-- k. SiCKXtaChlef feUtgfr and Uupu - r,i TATLOst 4t ICtTlXCat, 03 ly - (I I 1. - 1 ' 1 , 1 AHERICAW HOTEL I , ; ' ." i It. . - ; i First Clats Qttiet House, -- One Block East of Theatre, 4- ! TkroEhCaii!flWasllctil)' Salt Lake CItv. r Tsaaa: Board M .. ,. J. O. UTTIJ 'dsn ! , LCMLTER 1 " r . TUB ,i f 1, and after Kov On and Table perday. Weekly ... 00 at reasonoble rates. i 1873! x .'hi It t H iUlDS.3 H AMD i'i Lumber Peniisylvaiii&rRbilroad ... .Hi:. iT-afd-j . . . r rr-- j : i WlU.rnn it : iLirju 3 op Lcrniisiu ': i the Cetebrated. Jtr. L aT I .5 ft.'.li Chicago to Baltisxore- . - . 3 1 AM TBXPABXD oers '. 'OB-- mLVfi)UXt DBinn wan i ipala . JaaaUtsw Heat SMaF beet vvnmri me a. can said pleas aire atm niin lin.lmtilnwtMMi . ; .1 I ; The AahanteeeAe-lnforosMl- .: advleea' to 12.peclal tbe Standard?1' from' Cape Coast 6f Dav- Castle, report that the-Kin-g ' !Roki, firedU. 1573, ITALY. 'i" ... .7?i. it1 uiLcunri jii rin;, 1: s nomey nas sent neavy1"ireinrorce-mentto the Ashantees, " "( 3 ' 1 m ?ii ii -- .:.Vij -- t. il t- - f I . I '' fj 1 po-- i v,rr ' i ) - Kw e i'- -'' r' General Manager, iui fo' ' , ri C.Ass's XIJkHa ,'m.in Um'I Csa. At eat. , . ' fr:-.- lii:OeDlfaat.aodTk.'kctArL if 1 f'i t York aadJkauxuAoebestPaililpUi, aUrkMslo the .! East.'. . l.Aakfoe!T!kaaBbt H. It., which can aad Pennsylrawta Central be eetalwd Ttckoi at ait reenter Mailroad UOoca la Uw WwU st tb CDnfar'i Ottui. 3 west atamo' m., aiKi at uepot, cormv Madison aad Canal etreete, west side, Chi 12.-- Alanuel Pastor, who Victor. manuel la King nas rrom j -- 1S tk.es. Thhvroute 1 espaeuirly aeatraela' for. theia ao opportu-- f- i prison.. it 1; fisi'crr vacoo Tv. atsta,Tlf n T. - -r : eecapea '.'. - i Ositreka Btaktly .a4 ntssVurf-.vartWaya- ' as-- LiOTfBON', - Ieavtsv susiBeM men, pi It gives nltr to vMit Pttbjbnrr, HJWrDRI cniTAiH. CHEAT !ITT. TSTASIIIIfTO?r JIEVLLUriilYi i FOREIGN ivfilr.n:tittt. v. Hi 4 SI !uVf 1 1t " i. f . S I SB from the elections for the Reichstag . MB.. JOtrtr MrLBtTEN-- and o largely v favor the national liberal 17BOH asss A7 to su said in Bavaria, party, especially Twrtturewipwin' ' e& stock as saok, V'-' prtooa taScalwimiei Raden. and to eoaare to flute ?.Vst:t:yyt, nlr r.to tLa ; asra - Wwp-tenber- - g saosfwrtjoo- - ui. n'i arryenajwlaaiaa from the lightest prlo tf:tk aaythlas "J7!? V, X hearVeet freiflit wtoo. r Oasbwnoe4aiafcftBa'BWaaad ? FHAMCBi'',-''"'';'i'"- l ' v Vote of Confidence. afaw.ilseaTaoBtead. ftiifa ct j ' .'.'Pakxs, 12. In the Aasanbly,thls TJTjai. Oppoalte after a long and violent evening, aebate in tha course of which fie-ar- d BtaAB. ddU arrAnc U n bitterly attacked the nUnlatrV for ,ta monarchlal tendencies, ire ir. t'jj' a riii 'i'J vote of confidence was adofited bv a the ralnU- majority of flfty-elhurs, j in j consequence, nave i WHh' orawn toeir resignauons. t j ,.,.,, 1 rt i&Uii mill V f titioiq Proooaala Reiaetaxf s i. . i7 titi.i iii r M.,TUfriout rf ? 1 ff f, -1 ..: A m : .- ui laatji&'.txf ':' eveoU; T - ft r a .1- if-.- i t; -- svaaarseea MADKri rrThe, bjfriol?ta. tme this inorriinx fjontalrisltha following:, Intelligence tfom ,Cart4-gen- ar iyft ei bj lit i 'it; t.AuA.i TaWey; 'WA ftf'.l .vnorta:iT. ittsr'J '' rotot-ct- i i 1 tA4.t . u . .T.XAf-1-! KUgant and SuManttaP: tvi.iKA tmt 'tl : 'ti'C Gn Band .iy, evening- a iia-mats cvcswQLb it'ju K r Jir ta ,aafwtrJtTssi'u mittee of. the Red . Cross Boclety and three :CartasenIan ofacers TWKMTr COTaWOiJ fc4Mg?W Baekav 1 .itol- w Jutuetf Ln iK.ifloanati; at General Domini rnexTTieaa 4 fetter' brought jiavlng. S(uarters, President of the Insurant 3ud :a feartlattanAtisayevrsokl.io I uhta;'askin2 ; auspenslon cf (, r r adgth. "oa ':3iiodiiW tilitlsi and the1 acnolntnient cf :a u. f& iUh$. i ii iii-iAppV te' fiaanttl Roltr OQ'tae re&&ei l liiliih-auv'u joiat vmmhzibQ of gorernsiehi MM KVEMHimMim 4 tk ri. ull txmi bfficeraV' to andCartasenian : t' f ia J lvL sraer-nin- e oncuuoiis or sarrenaer. r., lav 1 , A7AIPSXslw Gen. Domlnlnez rejected.;" the proi its 'JT-f'Ptfoistiat vtl posals and gaye the Insurants until K1J )!f!Bi OUT AU W fti Kil to tsaxe an' nncrmdii noon, : h.iii tfLi v i i.vz.i 1, raina tlonal earndheliQweTer, Trof. I I I oAi b!M USA. ilU M iaiii: J i.!- ttadjCor "it imfeed tardea to til who,' before the ti) I4i;iM - ivfr-ar;y feu tiirtyyer th;! jJVhisa taey oCa- t err Iralion of that time; fve then f v Mj tt r relvev; up With;; tbeir.1 nrrrrvexcept ) Vhee&l atssouisaibC ordlr try j Crilnila; ,Whof axe- to be ) j- t- r fw -v a. tfailtwithv by tha trfbhnai;'.- Idtcr " i jre '' swA aoi)aft C. v 1 fctedfccavlctj wPl,tecorr:irito lifntifie I ."isrflo titi rillw it 1 ,awtarr rye cun jne ums crmcirf t"4 vfft I: rlf.i;v,l rCslljeg.thesaatitbelnii . , ii ' d - . r'-1.- 1 -i- wuyvl e-rf . i i J ill - rrTOrTr-ryrtc.nqiTTK- i I ' ; i to-da- 1 fdal'L-ii.'i'ii- i-- - y; tl i :" - 3r--:r" - c-- i the-jierb- ers 1 a- vr -- frtiU'rri cf'b . tilr. .iar'rf? wan Wnl' " y.thof committee Veturx-'- to dcrcrtc .. i a ! mii uoersuism rosresainB;iH "BHHtuif. 12. Additional returns ! t a- r TI.e bin Ir prosaatlyat-tendedt- o. Wsa4n-iof- Oateasp Mala ' 1 Jeweler aa :...7iA&Kly suHiurtoci ruresaaoiaau ana ter sirt.tc3of! 1 i v r arrfc-ve- 1 ' total business o r ii e y-- o, tXstxvir, At fiftata'eC C' ov , - ...31 3 'r- .U9.xaetivoalaiaibn,w'.4JJ svetakn-otbaSupf of Texas, in declaring the lato election ttncohstlCutfouali and asxlhg the'o of troopi to ism cold ;ylolenco; Isjrei yht J apprehended .n ceived;,The coil ,1a 'not S made aim acoordAnoe vwith. iho constitution the best A consph of the U i&u in.;tha acta- of Con iiaya.'i . kj gress under' it, aad cannot there t.w :t;tTAa jRepreserftatlivei Wobdworthei IT fore be granted. ,,The act of the !d Ohio, itttrodoJa-tIIL1nto-tAIIERI rovriior wfiichVwfeJ ltrdrred l?jt3hture ofTcxM llacsititkf' thevtecent .elections' L - i t recrlvcd Traveler ji to The most suitable for Railroad TBlwsr'fitid the wmmi: ""Farmers and Viaers. 1 or treo t UU::-i your, approval, and jboth "poUUcal t;i canals, providing li,. f JA. partiesavln2,madftnomU3ationav Of a sr-- mil boreaur tianf'porlatJ.Ti; TsiiTTwaariini r jaentef 'r ajl . j'i De-- j and having - .conducted ,a political tobeatUched under nrovlsienai campaln'axry oiber tiKl' keuUi partment would rtbt a wtll as be it prtiisnt : : on renroavaand trtr- ai ; t to feftLe !'V r.'.sx rizw ihn verf Guarantee ifiiMtfstft eTfct!y,pnpj -j i ' exrrr ?dJ snJj pon hwortmml crrrJlCGoaere 1 : !r, I ' U ' r w Waita Lead to be perfectly so rrva impu opla; by a are eordtoiif TM Warranted. ttbrca. f3tr4 iitzrjmbtte Itrtivid j-- q rax Lscketi ssd r V there 1s'tio tieceItytorrcras taxxuMon, or to 4nerease the ' pubUd debt by a farther loan ItThere simi in tue puuiioexpena osecoBomy turee;-anef thereot that in view ditlotr of the saUonat 'finariee th IIooso-- ' wilt : induce ibe ( tpproprla Hon and public expein!Lures to t!i 4 lowest' point: dhs!afent with proper admiQiBtratlonof5 public fairs: the rulea were' etMpended ana the t reomtln adopted,' iveaa "221 iwia."iitoA LfeCTTT. or . THL LARQKST ANDOLDEST All kiaiiB of . , - CO-O- r SuliRV S iLMEU ,4 ; HALT SSC09P i ht -- promptly executed. . . R.-in- oian 'If . TRAVEL. ..ii... or : -- a i I Ex-Govern- -- Tetfow,ppf f,SgCAR and backs. Bttrrela. Hall uarija B.' H. BCSIRLia GoUlen yrBpani tfn$ IKdLASSES la Darreto. Half Barrels and Ken. All til aS 9 u re-iss- ue AAJfefaEDrY. WARE, r - - White and OUDKKS W .' ' el ftf T, IXU.WHJJfHKj H4aetirs i f PUaTDKftin aa4 GttANtrtATKDi I -- MO. 3 1. "Bi "r.!'I Bsri i J i,, ,.Sst .DwHhii 41 rett, ST, LQUIJLAO. BELCHER'S w. siiem : I ' M ,, L 1 , Lwiiid' Yoviu. r situ.ruviDllKMiniB. JoaaT.Caiaa, 1 - IT! i4 K1TT1B08, UKXTIMa, 11CB P1CKISQ AOHICtn-TUHAiMFUkMZSTS. KortK Main S . aj ; ..Jj J fin akd Shbst Ijud.'Iboi u m I. PUMPS & FIRE ENGINES, Lkad Pipe I --II rh 155 II r t 5 s aaaaaaaa " Washlnrtoa Ave., ST. LOTjtS. 304, i ' V PassioKJrr: ur.ORUC A. 3CITII. Ykt'Prtddmt$: , 'DiNiii. H. waixs,' WiLroaD Woosacjrr 8miti UKifHuKy.CAaMOs'JoeBra.Fi IS 3 L.lI.RDnSEYACO. 1 i i A l ' 8I2TES. ' 4rr Jsasary ' : i si aaAisiinai; STAiniRD j to-da- i Aud, in addlUoa, oni v-cj- LEGAL v- " i ; 180. 4.3. 3 AMD COUNSELOR, ATTORflEY ' Ontce at Hesidenoe, .u ;!?' SOPTH-BT.,- T - Committees of the workingmen'a union ahd iron moulders' association called on the police commis, sioners this p. m. and! informed them that their organization totally disapproved of the proposed demonOrders have stration been issued to Captain Walsh i to prevent' a- gathering in Tompkins consideration of, the salary bill was Squarethe park commissioners havresumed," 'aridthe pending question ing withdrawn the permit for the being on the 'amendment of Cor- meeting. The entire police force don reducing, ten percent, the sal- will be on duty i aries, of. all government officers, Men's Council. Working whose and civil, naval, military, salary. Is over twdLtbiusand a year, '? The ifTrVVorklhgmen'a . Central In Gordon withdrew the amendment, Council held a meeting arid offered another in its place, ap- reference to the parade of the un The follow plying theten per cent , reduction employed to $3,500 salaries in the army and ing Is the substance of ., the resoluThat the Working-men- 's navy, and making a "reduction of tions adopted: .Central Council is in. no all the staff officers of the General Of the army,: and reducing the Pres- manner responsible for the action ident's salary, after March 77t to of the men getting np the parade, $25,000, and the , appropriotions for nor do we approve of tbe insane atthe executive mansion for the next tempt to excite the passions of the four years by twenty-flv- e thousand; people to commit acts of violence, antLawe regard such men as the the amendment was rejected. I v,Cfehkllre then offered a- substitute worst enemies of trade and labor for- - the House-bill,- " which repeals organizations, and only tending to the act of Match 3rd, 1873; except bring the workingmen . into disreso tar as it relates to the salary of the putes ' We condemn the action of President and judges of the Su- the' police commissioners In denypreme, Court, and places the, sala- ing the' right of workingmen to ries back where they were before Krade in any part of the city, and the passage tof thatact. they are actuated It proby fear, keep the peace at tbe vides, further, ' that ' no ; mileage as they could as as well Canal in Hall shall be allowed for the first session Cityalsostreet; condemn the manner in of the 43rd Congress, and that all we, undrawn or returned back pay which the Mayor has treated the shall be covered into the Treasury. demands of the labor organizations. Alter some discussion ana the re "'ii 1" Coilllri.t :;; :: V of a number pf amendjection ' AtSTtN, Texas, 12.A caucus of ments by decisive voter, the' Substitute was adopted, and the bill pass- the Democratic State officers and members of the legislature decided ed, yeas . fifty, nays eight, viz: to organize a new State governBrownlow; ConOvef, Haragan, Goi ment tomorrow; in the meantime don: Lewis, Norwood, Bprague and Governor a pro Tipton, ; Cooper opposed it, and clamatjenDavis has issuedsuch an declaring any pairedr with Cragin in. favor of the ; bilL The non-votei were Alcorn, organization illegal. Ames; Dennis, Perry, of. Conn., Coal Strike.:.:' Gilbert, Hamilton, of Texas, JohnPcTrrsvtLiJS, Pa. 12. Dispatches son, Jones, KeDy, Ransom, Stewy from all the districts of the art and Thurman. , . Schuylkill region represent that at U decided Lehigh tha mliiM ' . HOUSE. to strike on the .rejection of the a Q a minitaoka tZfiS oasis, and B4ssua To Pay Cuatome BUI to Regu- - mum basis of demanding $2,50- on- - contract work, and $2,75' for day work, and in some . instances, even higher Inr.the House a number. bf bills rates. The men are very determinwere presented and referred among them one by Field, which provides ed, the basis question having been for a .mil- thoroughly discussed, and they are of, the fotty-folions of the reserve,, and makes le better prepared for a strike now than, ever before. ' There is much gal tender notes receivable for cus- difference of opinion among lead? toms, and provides for the issuing nneminnt am t.n thn rtmK.' j ofr convertible 80 o100 bonds. . A Jalll "was Introduced Dawes, able lehgth of the strike, many be to regulate duties-- , and by lieving that it wlil continue until ner cent the middle of ApriL ; . an ad valorem duty of 85proposing on spun silk for filling in skeins pr InaugU rated. caps on t sua in the gnu,' and on Columbus, 0.; 12: Oovemor W floss silks, ami forty per cent on A. Allen' was inaugurated to-- day or purified. sewing silks la the gum of tbe General Assemand ten per cent on ' hustings, mo in presence and a largo concourse of epecta-hair cloth, ailk .twist, or other bly tora from all parts of the State. The manufactarea or clQttv for buttons oath of ofilce was administered by exclusively;' a;lso, .furopoaing ;' to White. law placing fruit on ' the Chief Justice In a few 1 Noyea, KracefyLsenteRces, freervilatr' ' also ta "amerid section niccesij to the as twelve of the act oflheCth oJan., Introduced his Governor and Allen pro- 1872, so as to eKehide "from the: ten semblage, . nil ceeaea to Denver ' inaugural, per cent redaction' of duty books- which H waa i , lrief, arttcomparatively and other printed matteraud no recommendations containing' ociol flowers of "Whatevar' roatertal. beyond an earnest' ex hortatlou to No Additional Taxatton-Dou- De the legislature to reduce the ex afrarrs-Tc- vt TracK r. penditures and taxes. A' brilliant on 8uearrlnorate of Revenue. Inaugural ball was given ', The motion made' by KelleV1 be in the f.ty building, i., yf i ..: i t fore the Holidays,: to' suspend. ti the MethexUsta Want CoVnpensatlbri rulea and adopts resoIuUondeelar-In- g 'AjnyriBeduetion r- ExacMtlve it to be the serine of the--' House Dlspatqhu ui :j that the taxes shall not he;'uoreas. J..WisMmoTON,-12.--'The "House ed.bu t that extraordinary ; means, committee on war ' claims, this. if any be required for the ropport et heard' mornliig, the government, shall be bbtAlned and John Wilson formerly Foote( .. thini beaf- Iiev-D- . by a temporary, loan er Joans, and in tbe auditor, Abbey, 1 currate of interest a ing low claim- of the publishisu the of poor redeemable U. In 8.' Md rency, came ng: --house of the ' Methodist Kpfsco-p- al notes, uprfii action. church for compensation, for a division of thej the use Wood suggested of its property at Nashville resolution aartto 'have the House In dt and U5.. The committee de "first the on pass affirmatively part, elded' to postpone tbe further heaf-in- g, and to postpoiie( the decision, n the and, to consider certain . legal second part. 'JZ1 Involved la the case!, j prepositions sICelley objected and (Called for a "The tornmlttee on military House voter" by yeas and nays. Keller f y. heard the statement also refused an v modification of the ahrs, chief of ieil- JIumphrey, resolution, and the HpusO refused 4 ef Genera to suaTwndtbe rules by a. vote or gineers, .and: j the rcommisaloaer tof the :55 yeas to U mys,' less thanf twpf Indian aCklrs, concerning ' thef ' ; of respective thlfdsiin thwafarauttlvc.; of the service; as to , the uuumiv'introuueea a dui 'tor branches force, the object being to a ''double track "rati way military chartering throw further light upon 'the quesfrom' tidewater oa' the, Atlantic, ta tion of, the - proposedw .reduction of the aitssoun rrver, ami y imttrtn the army f? t jt j rererrea; tnereen? rreighta he lbllowiri&t ttUmatch trxtbls liolman moved ; to1 Suspend' lth a reiolutiOiideciarin moraingv sent. to .oov.Liiavis ?y nilettttd adopt that lh the fudfnient-6ftheII6tis- : that all freight and freight and passenger t raffle be tween Kansas (Jity and Leavenworth, or any point on the liue vf the Kansas Pacific and Denver Pa cific railways, via Cheyenne, - or,Wyo any ming on Territory , toof ogden,the line the Union" Pa point cific railroad, or points beyond Its terminus, shall be carried bv the said companies jointly at the same ntt M itkamui'iltt utttWitl traffic between Omaha and tike Points, but the Union Pacific Company shall; not be required to leceive upon said trafilo si less sum than it would be entltK ed to receive upon similar tratnc over its own road, when uro tat a. to and from Omaha. Salts may be brought and sustained in any X". S. courtin which any portion' of either of said roads is situated, for treble the amount of the damage and loss occasioned by a refusal to comply with the foregoing provisions. Tbe bill Introduced ' by Hurlbut, in the House, for a double track freight railroad from' the Missouri river to New York. Is a volu minous document, of which the rouowing are the main points: It provides that tbe route shall he as nearly air line as possible ) from Council Bluffs or vicinity to some convenient point oil tha Hudson be river, or Bay of New tfrom commenced within oneYork, 'year the passage of the act, and com pleted in three years. The capital stock is limited to one millloa, in hundred dollar shares. The road Is to be built of the best material, with steel rails, branches are to be built to Chicago and St. Liouls, and such other places as :the directors may think necessary, but there shall not be over- two branches on the same aide of the main line in .any one Statsv The directors are given power to purchase or lease any other lines of railway already built or In course of construction, if they think it advisable. The road is declared and constituted a public highway and post road and in every way and part of it shall be subject . to every to the use of the U. S. for all purposes, postaland military; and a telegraph company Is authorised to construct telegraph lines, to be subto control by Congress so far as ject the fixing and restricting of the tanns thereon, The bill designates as .bulk freight all articles which may be loaded without : packages by the shippers and Without handling by the company, such as coal, grain In bulk, meats, lumber, ores and live stock, ana fixes the maximum rate of freight on such at five mills per ton per mile on all distances exceeding 750 miles. six nulls for distances leas than 750 and not over six hundred; seven mills for less than six hundred and not over four hundred; eight mills for less than four and not over three hundred: nine mills for less than three hundred and not over one hundred and fifty;' and a cent for distances less than one hundred 'and fifty, sad in winter one mill (per ton to be added? to these rates. The maximum rates on other classes of freight are to be fixed by the commission which the bill creates. A fairSand extrajallow-anc- e Is to be fixed by said commission to be allowed: on live stock freights for extra handling.car. 6bc. for delays made necessary for the proper and care nil transportation a provided hy law. The IbUl provides for a commission of five persons, three to be appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, and two: by the company, who are to classify frehrht and fix the maximum rates on all not spe- cinea in roe oui, maxing a reaac-tlo- n proportionate to that made by this bill on bulk frelahts as com pared with present charges on the leading east and west roads, v The, U. h. guarantees five per cent. Interest on a certain amount per of mile; not specified in the bill, are the construction bonds; which not to be sold except for cash,' and at not less than ninety-fiv-e per cent A sinking fund, to reimburse me u. o is provided ror.": ;Tne charter and all contained therein are declared subject to the control or tjongreas in every respect. to-da-y, -- Edti ! meor;. OMend ; f -. j- ly TRUST CO. East Temple Those; nainsai bavins; no. numbers oloae 1 with the end of tbe volume. Subscribers understanding1 this wilt be able to renew their subscriptions prior to the time of expiration so that their piper j may continue without interruption. ra - nmm s lfr-8--t r Vo-opt- -- ZTQ3ST'S STS., are kept by Z. C. M. I. and all iu Branca stores; also by all tne d5-tire Stores in the Territory. Vfce-i'rtJiJe- nt. f 1-- 83 Oonds rteavtent ....Vathicr r. hooprr. KLbKEOUK, 11. gundrv' "petition were presented, Including one from KllzabetU Ca4f Btanton, Susan B. Antbonri others, aaUpg that women ce . allowed to vote and that tbe tame right be extended to them as to fairs ta the War 'Department; re, . t ii 1 l ferred, y ; Cox, Offered, a resolution directing the eommittee of ways and means to inquire whether the revenue cannot be increased by reduelng the tariff, and if to to report a bill in accordance with that conclusioa; f vsti ri raferred. The House went into a committee of the whole on the naval appropriation bill, and after a general discussion or the bill, without act' 't .,,.., tion, adjourned. ... 1 i Hisi'syi w. . The White Lead contained in thiB Package Is iruaranteed brtho Man--I Yftnte uiatiurers. ute souuiern Lead aod Oolar Worto, 'fit- - Louis, Mo., to contain no adulteration whatever. It la composed entirely of perfectly pure carbonate of lead and Unseed oil, and is - sold subject totswwi anatyw."- IL lufsrexl at ElQirr PER CENT, annum, pompounded emi jrrannually on Ute la? ofJdar9h and Seixemoer.i l wm. I - Rvery Vmekaeh mr ScnT,PtJaa Vbitk LaAopeurs tw foUoina; raajrante: SAYIHQ3 DEPARTLIUIT;! CAIjDKR,. OTJ STJBSCRXBERS In tbe country can at any time ascertaUKthe date oa which their subscription expires by referrios; te the numbers attached to their names on means first day, their paper i e. ninth moUuty rdxear' October lat, 1813, means February 15, 1874, c j: COLOR WORKSf f O. l" COR.' HAIR AND LOMBARD x?ki V ia drPosits ami upwanak In theiJenate ! ' AITD: ' c i ; fer tbe management tof Indian af- . i .DAVP BUS! v1! Adrert!meat oq Second Special ,sTho "WAifiNCrTOKj 12. : : Q BLEACHED OMiTAB ItKMS CITY, d. ' ' - Deposits. i - T t FIRST IAT103ALBAH Worn an Suffrage4-- Wnnonlt-Pae- ;.: ;- i Cameron presented a memorial from tbe Russian Mennonltes, set ting forth that they desired to Income citizens and asking that the be allowed to occuuv Dublic land. : Perry , objected to j the reception oc iu peunon, as iv WMnam rop- elM'iiizen-f-f-T-'T'w--'- A STjaiCTiwr - vat YAVT 3 FOR. SALE. ' . : ; ExehaiiM, Cola, Uold f Uaat. Collet Scrip, tes PUREO E1CHAXGE lotereat' Pud on 8 r :13 . ; -- 'Jlection made a no. promptly ( Petition i for senate.' r; peal Bill Pasaed. offered a resolution look-meRamsey to raisinz tbe ministrr to Bwe-kAen and Norway to the first classl i The Nrirs Bookaro Job Panrrnto HHce f '"Pratt Jiitroduced a hill ceding to has isuperkr.actliUea.fw tbe execution of the several States, where they exist, lakes all kinds of ikKik and Job FrJntHuf. ' unsurveyed 4iiepedsrrthe . and ponds.' , 1 introduced a bill to equalft ' t L,.;:iH'.c. izeInpalls the rates of freight on the different branches of the Union Paeiflc AND PA P KR UlTMtiQ. R. R.;; "t The hour, expiring the j 1 J, i; : Temple Streets. Otfaao,'lr99t. F. W. KoCKWn.L. See i I r ; 'i ' 5 lre't ,. Tf (Liml . a .in ntoauis, ajx :.t 1.0 Post Omves and Poatreads, reported V three months, favorably on the : House, bill to es tab li&li various post routes;, passed. To bo madeFlrst-claas-Equal- lz Reor South anrl East inR. R. Freights-Sala- ry OFriCK-Cor- ufr i WuZTl Authorised Capital, 91,000.000 Presldeot, H. 8. ELDURDGK, Tic " 'i. attention given NATlOlSipK, toHpeelal Far West Trade. Of SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. mnntha. three oaths, Bi-- r One copy, one year. In advance, i WSI. H. HOOPER, : DESK RET; ;NEWS: DRY GOODS Whitney tad Sheeki. f , Paid up Capital COMCnC88IOHAL. : 4a rVl,Uldaf and Sahirdaw Ooeoopyioneyear. ln adraocei...... .... Importer and Jobber of at twrrtnl rate. ,:'; DlapaicUe. . TraiuMicted. DESERET News: s General Hanltlnjf Atlornf ) f:h' The Deseret - : . ii j Slate and Eu A PublixSedeverv exentna.exeet)t Sundae. Onf bony, one year, la aimnee X i . . MO.O0 ! .V. 6.00 ala mooths, " f three months,4' ; .,.. ..! ,S.M ' '.new BuiimJvGA reduced twelve millions, while no reduction liau beeu made In the cost of aitgar to the consumer, and directiuir tbe committee of ways and means to inquire ; into the x4' re pedleney of restoringu- the - duty; I. IV ferredVli. -, t 'A .) . Kasson introduced a bill to trans- ran wsSTaaa uaioaf T.aoaaPH txwk. j S F r change onNfio York, San pran-- i itco, Chicago and jprinpfpal K C'Hc BY THE EYMN6 NEWS. SMl'LCMinS&COj & CO.; THEO. F. 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