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Show ir s in a tt hi t s m m vrw m mm mm Ma maw x N W EVENING k mm m m TRUT IX. VOL. LIKE SAXiT iN X I 33 B XI. T Xj TEKUITOB1, TIIUIISDAY EVKXiara, JULY CXTY, UTAH SO, 1S7G. ."C.TXSO" ST. JLOUI8 TRADE. - lii r ami 910 ' 012 iui j jar Public. Washington Ave., Jo. Barker or m vNUf ACTTJBKiia AGRICULTURAL and IVIXZjZj ' AN n m: WAGONS XSl ! Largest Stock in the United States. l7 W. t SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD COMPANY Every Package of this Cotnpairj's Brand of Strictly Tu re White Lead bear. guarantee: t? tf W PLEACHED 1 the Senate $3,211,000. The conference committee reduced the amendment of the Senate $1,492,193, leaving the total amount appropri ated by the bill, if it should be O. I Ellason Is a practical clock and watchmaker. Cloe. O. Ferguson Does all kinds of watch aud clock making, repairing and cleaning. staple and fancy groceries, etc Dr. W. II. Grovea all sorts of Dentist work. Does frovis-ion- s, Does in lino, h copper-smit- the tin, sheet iron and also in the gasHtting Hue, In anything Jenneue W. K. 11. Is resident agent for franklin MacVeatrb wliolesale grocers, Chicairo; Chicago tWhile Lead aud Oil Co.; and Liverptxl & London Jc Ulube PI re Insurance Co. Latimer, Taylor A Co. Sells lumber, shingles, sash, doors, mouldings, frames, and everything in the build- '., ing line. James HcUule Sells all kinds of WasatcU woolen mills e cloth, and buys wool. A. Miner Does ftuslnesi as attorney and counae.or-at-la- v. home-mad- Thr ua. me of .ihis Company is placed ONbYuoon 8TBICPLV PUtfi Lead. It is not plauod upon second or other So pirtiea purchasing White Lead b roded 'SOW fH EKN C )M P A N Y " lira ABSOI4JTBTT sore of obtaining a lertec-U- Vor Sale by Z. C. M. I., Tensile! fc Co., and Day & Pure Article. y tofll; flit Co."- - :.. V 11127 Horrh A Kif.ui Deal la toantlcs aud grates auu fine stone work Sell wines rerml. Slortou A Tufts ' and Uquors, wholesale and TliouiAi Ofthey finci ail ithids of planint an ! s:iwi i mikes doors, sah-- f ramea an packinr, bixc-"a No does cl;. 1 woixl-lurulu- , ESTABLISHED 186! C. C g, Iouieroy money on eany terms to s.'iiali rowers on improved city real e3tate. L0.11IS bor- lleelall A Dnrllns TUtah Steam Cracker Factory) Make and sella n rst-- c lass article of crackers. Mammotli Lime Kilns, Howard Sebree Wood Mower and ulkT Kake, Concord Paddock bngg-ieaud oarriajros, plows, harrows, cultivators, wagou tiimber, etc Sells HOT SPRING LAKE. the Bain Wagon, Koaper, Nlerrra Nevada Lumber AsMoclatloti, IjIME Delivered in Halt Lake City y tho Load at 3 centM per Soils er.sh. mouldings, and doors, shingles, wau-pipes blinds, latn, wood pumps bushel. retail. and wnoieaale at cheap, UE.Sr LIME IN THE MARKET for every purpose. Robert Smltli. r Will sell Cheaper for Caah at Kil:i than any other firm in the Terrritory. Is ngeut for too lied Canyon Coal. Taylor A Cntler MACDUFF BROTHERS. Sell All kinds ot general merchandise- - Taylors Hotel UTAH SOUTHERN EAILROAD UTAH CENTRAL RAILBOAD With or without .'joard. Mrs. S. J. ltogers kee)s table. S. P. Teasdel Sells family groceries, parasols, u.nmor goods, gents' clothing, loots prims, dresslanies tthoee, children' nut ebces, uJ dry roods aud lorrcbandise generally. fcli-6- l'lOXKER LIKE ITT A II. F James Townsend tli' Townsend House. Walker Bros. Kf.-ep- On On and after Jon S. Pafr. Station. to 7 leav 8a: t Lake- - 7 C ross. CVutravlllfr "5 i 08 " i " 1 . - Y.iv:Ue. 8 U' l 7S 4 52 " .andy VJ 1 ; " n" 1.00 " 7 1.36 ' 7 44 1.8J 7 53 1.75 Sell drv goods, groceries, hardware, lass and crockery ware, and merchandise generally, wholesale aud retail. Z. C. M. I. Sell dry goods, groceries, carpets, hardware, crockery and glassware, boots and shoes, bats and caps, leather and (hidings,e and all sorts of reuoral merchandise,wh'Jie-sal- 4 r and retail. P.M. ZIon's Savings Bank aud Trust Com- A.M. 7 uo 7 A.M. tfi 7 15 3 35; 76 7 53 7 21 3 45 1 00 io, 2 a'1 05 4t! B .... SO Does a pany business, and regeneral banking sums as low as one dollar. ceives deposits in inxd Leave Sandy Draper Lohl American Pork Pleasant Grove Provo Sprinirvil'e, Spanish Kork,-- . Paysnn, 8auta.ntn,. "Arrive at Terminus, Fare. 7 10 M . Arrive at 1.35 .Vo. 4. 1. . Junction i.oo 4 M " Trains leave Salt Lake. Little Cottonwood -- 0 40 AM vo i I i " 0 .V. - .oSl 40rsi 3 AM War. a, Wooil'B (rrainytoo. i. Fcuir. 9 :h, 1676, Uelus Roatli. 20th 1875. So. 1. Atime of and after Man 8 03 8 18 . 1 2f 1 76 I 8 2 a 3 3 9 00 4 or 9 f 9 0 , 9 32, 10 IS 10 :tfi 10 M 11 23; .... 51 75 00 M 4 01 43, 11 12 oo 1,0It " BARNES' or ONE INDEPENDENCE," a superb work. Annlv immediate v to A. R. WH'U HT, eneral Agent for Utah. d20U (14th Ward, Salt Late City ) AMEH1CAN first-clas- s I)ltriet Trustee. School doing Norm. CF.NTEN'ARY H UNDUE t YEARS of of the 20th School District 1HE taxpavors d that there will b a hereby uotitl meeting at ine fchool-hous- balf-oa- on Friday e, t r w i! I. . V i . II ') 't Cr j4- 11 1J - Arriva at ' i'i Ii'tio. Trains ieav 8 91 u 0 11 f V Santaquin, .... Payson, Spaiiinr Fyrk,.... Springvllle, if K fmo Pleasant Grove., American Fork- - WILL RON DAILY, (.?u!o!" BMJllrfi) 8:40 a.m. and tvinff Salt Lake City5 at and omt leu at a. in and .1:30 p.iu. p.m.; - pur all information ooncernlnt -- irfht or 1'ass apply to I- i .r. SHR(.,R.,. and Areut. JOHN Ueu. Kr-ljh- P. ... Terminus, racing Plae. . ft TtJfc t seven eventnr. July 28th. at o'clock, for the election of a board of three term of three Trustees for the ensuing years. II. TI. PCHFTTI-ER- , JOHN NICHOLSOX. Tnistses. 1 t.ri a J l dOOli st Lehi Draper.... Af rtv at . Sandy, Leave Sandy. Jq notion M. A. M. P. M. 2f 40 l!K 1 60 j' 5 1 2 2f 9 06 8 us 3 32 4 22 : n . 4 1 2f, 1 5P ... Salt iAke. K 5 40 P .10 t8 10 26 Z 7f 8 00 3 26 3 60 15 h-,90 2ft &1 5 10 11 ' 9 65 a 40 4 47 Little'Cottonw'd. Arrive at JOHN SHARP. ft. 12 20 12 67 1 17 1 , ft. fift e.it b ttai M0RVGO()DS .vs vi Selling off at Cost AT MIWAUTZ' STOKE, 4 00 6 15 passed. $26,009,005, or $1,001,500 itfor than the amount appropriated the army last year. The consideration of tho articles of impeachment was then resumed. J. S. Kvans was sworn. After some discussion as to the clau eof examination, Coukling submitted the following order, which was agreed to: Ordered that the managers proceed to examine witness Kvans iu chief, or ehould they dec'ine to do so,- respondent may proceed to ex amine the witness in ciner wun me riht to the managers to cros'.s-.-amine like any other witness. Lever re Carpenter Belknap see Marsh. to witness the quested It was in reply to a statement made by witness as to the amount he had invested at it. bill that Belknap said he would see Marsh, who was to be ia the city soon. Q. Did Marsh say to you that he had to divide with anybod? A. He never breathed anything of the kind. Never heard auy talk about, money being paid to the Secretary of War until the publication of the article in the Mew York Tribune iu 1S72. He never had from the Secretary any indulgence of War not common to other post traders. ISevcr paid the Secretary of War a tent for the appointment. Did not tell the Secretary lie hau made a contract with Marsh. (Joull have reduced his pi ices for goods had it not been for the pay ment of $12,000 for the position. Jnew nothing of anybody advising the secretary of war in regard to the agreement between Maish and himself. The impeachment proceedings auu were temporarily the legislative business resumed. Wiudom, from tue confeience committee ou the sundry civil aphill, submitted a report propriation reau in explanation oi winch was the report. He said the bill, as it originally passed the Hous ap propriated Slo,oU,Iof. ine hen- ate added $1,12700, and as now re ported it appropriated lho total amount ot reductions made iu the bill as it passed the Senate was $1,156,155. The sundry civil bill last? year appropriated $20,611,350, or $10,414,5" more than the present bill, lie was unable to govern seeany great saving to thernaue in ment from the reductions the conference committee from the bill as it passed the Senate Ho was not satisfied with the bill as agreed upon in confer ence, but lie tneugat H tue uesi bill which could he got under tne circumstances. He then read the items constituting reductions, among which were the following:public printing ana binding, ?i'Ji,General 770; expenses of the District ot Columbia, siuu.uuw; revenue culler service, ?o,oo, courts in Utah, $2b,ooo; Smithso nian Institute, $20,0lKi; elimination of rebel archive, $6,0u0; mints aud assay offlt,' $84,000; new Ktatu, War auaTJavy uepartments, joo,000; new building at St. Louis, $150,000; navy yards aud statious, $oSo,0(X); improvement on the capi- tol grounds and under the tempo rary clerks in the Treasury Depart ment, 50J.00O; signal ttlice, $lixj,000; testing iron and steel, $50 (XK; survey of public lands, $72,400; collecting revenue from the salesof public lands and buildlngs,$325,000. He said it would be necessary to pass a large deficiency bill next year. As the bill had been agreed to in conference it provided that the public prluter should be appointed by the President. That elected by oflicer had before the Senate, but the House, for tev-er- al years, had disputed the right of the Senate to do so, and the Senate conferees thought it best to The House had receded yield. from its provisit n repealing the election law; after long and tedious efforts thU bill had beeu agreed on. He hoped the report would be - x- . ib,jy,. con-t'eree- a. bf-e- the Post Otnie. Dress OikxIs. s ShawU, White Go xls and everything l i the daily, Dry Oooils ne. Must le sold within sixty excepted. - For all Information couoorninf days to make room lor rail uoods. V9T Remember all. that at ShwarU' Freight or Passare. apply to tho Poet Odiee, Is the place Store, agreed to. to secure Ilargatu. ai JOHN SHARP, Anthony opposed the reduction General Superintendent. in the appropriations for the re Jt MS SHARP, JIL. ! ! CRACKERS CRACKER CRACKERS ! ! venue cutter service. He opposed Utneral Frtiilil and Tiehtt AanL ODonelt Noa. 1 aud 2 will be run dally. Nos. 3,4, 6 and 6 will be run Sun-lay- 1 opp-sit- UtahWesternRailway CONGRESSIONAL compromised on $12,000. sESUL e tonfer-encStrgent asked if Marsh told Ifuu .19 The Washington, what he inteuded to do v. it 'l the civil on the committee sundry a commission consisting Deneret National Banal members ef the Senate anil two reDoes various banking business an members of the House, the Secreceives savintrs on interest. tary of War and two army oiTkhts. Ulnwoodey House had receded from all its Tue Sells the very best live geese feathers, amendments relating to the reducwalnut lumber and baby wagons. tion and leorginiz it ou and p ty uf Deaeret Carriage and Wagon Co. the army. The bill as it came te (Walker, Knight. Koes and Obiad) Make and repair all kinds of vehicles to order, the Senate from tho House of Repwamns and carriages, m ninir cars, etc., resentatives appropriated $24,350,-25and da all kinds of blacksmithiug- and carthat amount was increased by David James The White Lcart contained this Packagu Is guaranteed by tho 90UTUF.UN tho Manufacturers, VVIIITF. L?At tX)MPANY, ST. LOITIS, M..)., to contain no adulteration vrhatoi-er- . It is co'.n posed entirely of perfectly PUKE CAUllOXATF. OF LHAl) and Llnseel Oil, enl is sold subject to Chemical Analyst and tbo KLOW PiPB TtJST. STJ11CTIAT Iast Night's ilispalclics. d Daniel Urenlff. SAL VTll I.INli. to-da- SeT.ls he following-- CMOMKi.LOII 9; Sic F. W. ROCKWELL, elegraph. h bUarpons saws, repairs stoves, and does all cutlery, lock and gunsmith work. reached a money. Calder 4t Careless appropriation bill y Witness sjtid he uid n t. Hamlin and other organs, final agreement by the House conSell Mason Cross-examineby Catpt titer. and ferees prauos, fancy roods, holiday presents,merSenate in the acquiescing McMahon then proceeded to exand instrument all kinds of musical seooud-hclause out the a nl pianos and amendment stiiking chandise and take amine Evans. He recounted the oricans In exchange by which tho House proposed to circumstances under which he obDr. A. W. alder niUiontit the registration tained the appointment. He first repeal Practises iu dentistry. law. saw the Beiknaps in Dubuque, a. F. C almer & Co. Allison, from the conVrence then in Washington. He was inwindow r'a?s, and committee on the army appropria- troduced to IMktiMp a second time Sell family rrfxx-ries- , was home-mad- e which sasbca. tion bill, read a repot t, by Cen. E. W. like. lien. Bel-kua- p Davis, Howe A Co. agreed to. Allison s.tid all the told him the appointment Do all kinds of mil'.insr and niininjr ma: matters relating to the organization was already promised. Afterwards and cast iron work, of the be to chinery work, wrought were army and iron and brnss work of all descriptions. to of two he, however, made a contract with riage painting and trimming. II. GHEGG, Preet. l Ail WESTKUX 1'. Auerbaeli dc Bro. Sell dry roods, fancy ffoods, millinery, clothing, boots and ehocs, hats and cap.i, uotioiid, etc. jc ca .T By the Keep Them Before r - the- conversations between himself It appeals Mart-aud Marsh. wanted $20,00(1 a je.it, but Evans said he could not pay that, and the figure fixed was $15,00 . The next morning, however, lie read in the newspapers that tome of the troops were removed from the post, and he told Marsh he ould not pay the sum agreed upon. They filially - BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1 SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. THE Co., SteamSaltCracker Lake RAILROAD. 0RTUER. TAII ON AND AFTER llay lf Monday, , ON 1H76, The CT ATI WKSTP.UN tl MLWAV X)M-VSY will ruu daily Trams as filows . (Sundays excepted) : Leave Salt Lake Oily at 7 a. m. Stopping 25 minutes at Lake Point for Hreakfiist.) A rrive at Uait-wa- y House at 9.25 a m. House at 11.40 a m. t.eave Half-wa- y (Stopping 2a minutes at Lake Point for Iminer.) Arriving at Salt Lake City at 2.05 p.m. ON S TJ N P On ONLY, a SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN will l,ave Salt Lake City at 1J.45 a.ra, ttt Lake Point with . v . 4 THE STEAMER oou-iiectli- ijr GENERAL GARFIELD iV,b.1S,.w.ilJon,aks SAL.I LAKE, returulnir jiLtimefOT 8upier at tho Lake foiut Hotel, and eoun.i t wilh r" at.Saltn Lake City at 7 20 p.m. cither of Wwlnesdav and Sunday Trams, and Including ri.le on Special rates given to Excursion Parties upon application vo O. w . Genera Passenger Agent. THATCHER, For auy rfcrtnatlon ooncemlnr freiirht i apply to J- N PIKE, Qeu-- F reign Agent.' (J'Mxl - dl30 Trains " lt, 1876 run Dally as follows NOKTH WARD. will lonve Ojrden, " Arrive AFTER HrljrUam.., ,.,. t Ku. 1. 9:20 a.m. 10:N Logan. at Franklin.......... of '. City, RE daily manufacturing a superloi Xjl, article of all kinds of Crackers. Bos f Soda. Butter, Oyster, Pearl Ptc-nl- c, Xttm Bofton Butter. Santa Clara, Saloon, Pilot, Hard Bread, La Grande, Ginirer 8 nap, Lemon Snap, Jenuy Llnd,Abcrnelhy Sugar, Wine Biacult, Ginger Nuts. The above rarletles a re now being shipped this ana adjoining ter and sold throughout iaaw tastern o' ritories at prices-lowe- r. WMMm. Address all orders to the DTAH b iKAS CRACKER FACTCHY, Oox zo, H. L,. City Proorietors dl35 wll A 00p.ni. " 3:30 ROtTHWABD. 10-.- Wednesdays & Sundays wSp ANUAEY DAYS a m stop--p Leave Salt Lake City at for Dinner, at Laie Poiut 1:10 ng 26 minutes y House at p. m.; rearrive at Half-wa-Half-way House at 1:25 p.nv, turning leave arriving at Salt Lake City at 7:20 p.m. .AND UTAH H . KIMBALL, Supt. American and Fcreign, ob for inventors at PiTEHTS tained " prices as low as those of p. m. 4:00 Arrive at Ofc'dtu... any reliable agency. Cor " invited with inventors, and :o: rcspondencewho had their Inventions tboee bave with Ollmer A al!sbry'a Stage Line to ano by the U. 8. Patent Orricr, also from Montana connects with trains at rejected with Merchants and manufacturers desiring . , Frankllrt. TH1 MARKS ABB LABKLS. if you want a Patent M. W. MERRILL, Supt. send us a model or a IIIVEIITORS sketch, and rough .'llli. NlOLST, u 1 description of ASM 0.u. Freight 4 Ticket Alt. your invention. We will make examina tion in the Faxe nt ornca and if we think it patentable, will send you papers and advice ana prosecute your case. We refer to Hon. M. D. Leirrett. Ex Com ! missloner of Patents, Cleveland, O., O. IL rao., (secretary riationai ursoe Keuey, ON EASY TERMS) TAulsville, Kr.i kev. F. 1). Power. Wash. D C.and to the Danish and 8wcdlsh To small borrowers, on Imnroved Ington, Legation at Washington, D. C. Foreign Inestate. real by Repayable city rjsy Send Stamp lor our "Guide for ob desirable. stalments Ifwnn. lrlnelpala aoaress taining 1"atents. only, dealt jLonls Bagger 4fc Co., of Patents, L8olicttors V. E. POHEROT, Broker. , Leave Prauklla..-..- . u CtOff 105 2:2S Ixirau... Brigham a. m, , 4 ' 1 . . MONEY TO LOAN 0119 In odbes Drag More. -- d41 Waaolng-ton- D. C any reduction in the appropriation for mints and and assay ofiices. Edmunds said he would vote against the report because it struck out an appropriation of $0,000 for tle examination of rebel archives. . vThe action of tho House committee in fhnnking out this appropriation was saying that this evidence should be locked up aud be of no use in sifting out the false from the true claims against the government. The impeachment proceedings were here taken up, and Kvan9 resumed his testimony. He said he was sent to C. P. Marsh. He remembered the letter of Marsh asking that his appoint ment be made out in the name of John F. Evans. Treated that letter as any other business letter of the department. The letter re rnained in the department about four years, and until the resigua tion of Gen. Belknap. Carpenter anneunced that this closed the case for the defense. Evans testified thar he never had any conversation with the Kecreta ry of War in relation to the payments of money. Marsh had no money invested in the business. bargent asked if the managers did not intend to question the wit ness about tho conversations oe tween Evans and Marsh. McMahon said he had no objec tlon. Evans then related in substance Marh by which he received the appointment, in ccnsideration of a year. The person paying $13,000 to whom Gen. Belknap had promised the appointment was Marsh. He paid Marsh various sums, ttggre-ga- t i ug over $42,000. Manager McMahon stated that the managers had nothing to ofler in rebuttal. Carpenter asked that some arrangement be made about summing up the case, and announced that three of the counsel for the defense desired to be heard. Manager Eord suggested that the time for argument be limited. He said that only two of the managers desired to be heard on the question of fact, but if there was to be argus ment as to the eflect of the vote on the question i.f Jurisdiction, a third manager desired to be heard. Carpenter said the counsel for the defen?e would argue all there was in the case, and lie regarded that as one of the best joints. Coukling submitted an order that three managers and three counsel may be heard in such order as tliey may arrange among themselves. Edmunds moved to amend to limit the time of the argument to six hours for each side; rejected, yeas 16, nays '29. The order of Conkling was agreed to and the Senate, sitting a9 a court of impeachment, adjourned until to cut these ofT.killing one of them. CHICAGO TRADE. The command then move,! out at th-ome tfter line it.diiiis seen In his diiectioti. :tMil pin sued the in, HO but they escaped, having four AY. il lodges and vet hundred pounds it i . 1, of piovis onsbeh'n I. A fter scouring the couuuy thoroughly in our IV. vieiuity, v.e moved a once towardse the agency at a distance ot twenty-fiv- futiles to the northwest of the C il I C A c o. agency. The Indians broke camp Ssndtor Specimen Circular sad ettimaie. and fled so fat that we didn't succeed in catching any of them. The GO, trail was much worn, and indicaWalsh Hutchivson, tions were that hundrtds of Indians AWE SKl.HNO l'O Cllt-T- ' weie driven in by .our movement. From repeated reports, which 1 HILLISKHV- si 1 iixl H UUUl'U cannot give in th a dispatch, I was certain of striking the Cheyenne. rr.ruishiii" Cj iN: NitLr.s r.r.J !;;! To accomplish this I inarched hard rOK TI1IK1Y O A VS. i i .1."' l .. !. .V.','t'. , into get on their trail, taking my i to the wagons guard fantry along A. ,;s. and to tight if necessary. 'Reports received from this part led me to believe that many of the HAVK JTST RtX.IVl.l K. FAIR BANK & CO.. Sioux wariiors were with the Chey-enueI am now satisfied that thw Ti j number of Indians leaving the agency are exaggerated in the reV y r port, and I am certain that not a hundred Indians, or rather ponies, (Size?, 6iS to SCxTO have goLe north ou the main trails A M V. R 1 0 A N ANO F U K N i' II. in the last ten days. "The Cheyenne, whom we drove And .have ma'e a ukv ri!iu'i!on, as ilu' in yesterday, took refuge on the following Prtcv 1. st will reservation near Spotted Tail. If l."i?4 4!o per It. Fx 10 Re per It. l"i EV they leave again 1 think it w ill be l'x!2 Te to go south to the ageucies, as they l."ua0 fsrio So lOxlS T.V 10c xM HxM seem to be thorougly frightened " LARD lCild tic PACKERS Or sua' ji.co ' out of the northern trip. Our 2t'J6 $t.Si I or It. on Indian and Hat creeks In cad !!. i k c nn.l ".( re. WE flAYB NKAUlY was a complete surprise to the Inu.n - ef an NU-t.- 'l I'll. dians iu the vicinity, but those far11.1. f, STOCK. IN lilt Sir, SIZES were on informed ther by runuers, 1,000 .11.0 so that they got out of the way. r 1 . 1 G.F.GULMEnG: Japan Tea at Cost TEA POT STORE il s. Two Cnr tllCACO 1 oac! WINDOW GLASS, 1 V 1 1 Ml ap-earan-ce V.-uf- mm a Van-l.u- .., I A "I have just received your the loth. I will move IP dis-patch$- two-third- without delay to Fort Laramie, and as soon as possible move to join Crook. My meu and horses are very tired, but a few days reasonable marching, with full forage, will muktt them all light. !. TT LINSEED OIL PUTTY ! DIT. A. V7. CALDER, DENTIST, RcaJy workoJ for GlaAlut,', 10c. pi r il. Librrnl Rrdurtion made to thr Trade. TESTIMONIAL. Slerrltt an'.l the I u: n Phancisco, Ji: y, 1ST0. General having marched Wo aro Soiling our Class WV, tl.e utulemiinied, luk. iri'ii lr. A W. t'Al.l iK.P to all nearly a bundled miles in 30 flours, at 25 per cent. Lower Inlh a wbn iiiu ntsM thr sri k'i'ri if a IVn-ttsuccessfully intercepted the S00 a thormjtriiljr anl ll'ful than any other Cheyeunes who had left the an1 tuie In wfixin we Itave tn. to back drove u iiMitl IV'iillul aud them iHithii' ir.i'tand H Doater. agency, ri'iit'einaii that place. The Indians, being adlr.. ti. At". 'TIN, iK'itNt. till Wiulilnirt.n vised by runners of the approach GLAZING DONE TO ORDEB. SiriH-iot the cavalry, broke into small Inv MUlF.HI S Jt FKI KLANO, Fourth strxi I. bands and scattered like sheep, their H. II. Mr imN.M I' nrnificVtK. S. P. condition and the jaded vigilance, illt line mm'to. irniT iMriiie anil ,tl., PATRONIZE of Merritt's animals after his march, enabling them ta gain their peaceTOWNSEND HOUSE ful agency home with no casualties HOUSE. one scout save killed the Cody. by 10 SALT LAKH CITY. Jone?, from Wasitixgton', to have, the committee ou railroads. leport-e- d General Merritt is believed Townieuil. l'rorletor jKtl'e. frightened these Chey-enn- es a bill incorporating the United by this, d'sl out of anv further attempt States Central llulroad, for the to the hostiles, and has taken The Best Market for nil kinds of construction of a pissenger aud up join his line of march for Fort Lara- GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, to from railroad 1IOTKL, freight Chicago mie, thence to joiu Crook as early HAMS and BACON, Home-mad- e Port IV.yal and Savannah, with a as f t . to .i r.v srnr.r x, ..it? possible. branch to St. Loui.-- ; referred to the Can and CavGoods, Candles, of Fifth Four the Imported companies on withov committee on the w hole. are here now, and will leave &.C., WiuAesalc and Jitfait, at H1 llinlnirwrrn KiMnt nw :.j, n. Viw. S. J. Bland,, from tho committee on alry Fort Laramie in a few days; Rortrorn having Iwp in hr ' iisln- nt innn mines aud mining, reported back for of year. itiid"rxsrtrt lw to kctpa lirt ter the will whether regi join the bill originally introduced by ment andthey to No. 82 FIRST SOUTH STREET, limn table. Cliar'v icmiiuI . or remain uo north Banks to, utilize tiie product of the the settlements and watch SALT lakv. city. gold aud silver mines, but the guard the agency Is not yet fully deterthe hour having expired, morning mined. alu-aybill went over. ready, James McCoy, lor whom a re pcff Delivery Wayin The Senate bill, extending the ward of was oOered Attorney ami 'oiuami'Ioi the $1,500 AXD CA1S. by SEE'ME. duration of the court of commis- miners in the Deadwood district, Olili-in WasAtch Hotel. L. Citjr. sioners of the Alabama claims un- for murder, was brought into Fort CRENIC. DANIEL til January first next passed. N K : I KANT T Laramie this be TKSirLF dlOP evening, and will The house then considered . t he dMlt' back to Deadwood. South Carolina contested olectlon taken A report reached Fort Laramie jos. wii mis. jiiun in. case. The unanimous report of the JUU.1 r. out AD. Indians were Jolt A. MMliltr, committee is that neither the sit- seen thisthat thirty twelve B. W. E. miles evening ting member Maekey, Hor the con- below that post on the river. Platte testant Butt, are entitled to the Resident Agent. Capt. Egan with his company scat. to started them down. hunt OSice an J SatnpVU xmic, ??rait Tiuiplo Walling asked have to ofler a Layu Bly was killed near Pawnee CiRRtiGE-WAGOresolution authorizing the commitCO., while to Neb., returning tee on public lands to prosecute, Springs, SALT LAKE CITYthe North Platte from South through the during with an ox team. He wa Loup shot into the recess, investigations it is not known whether by Franilin MacVcaiili & Co., Northern Pacific Railroad Com- twice, Indiaus or not. SECONDSOUTH STREET, pany's transactions, but objection A number of Eastern papers pubwas made by Hale, who expressed lished One and a balf Win ks East of Main. a statement accrediting the his intention of objecting t) all in- uflk-erWHOLESALE havat Fort Laramie with GROCERS, recess. vestigation during kinds or all Gendenounced the of conduct ing Atkius made a conference report on the army appropriation bill of erai took iu me late action: at a VEHICLES BUILT TO ORDER C C A G O , ILL. Morrison in regaid to reorganizing meeting caKed at that post were i resolutions adopted denying tho army, aud the reduction of the the charges, and on the contrary 1? m CHICAGO WRl LEAD & OIL CD. pay of oflioers, which lias been a upholding aud applaudine the Gen of two the between point ditliculty to houses, and is referred to a commis- eral's action, characterizing it as any sion which is to sit during leees. wise ami prudeut, and thatunsol-dieLEADS, PAINTS; COLORS, criticism be thereon would i 1i y The report was agreed to and the fc ly. bill now goes to the President for Oils, TuipenUne, Brushes, Etc ' A man named Pay, who came his signature. materifrom lied The House then went into com- into Sidney V If IV AG O. I L L. an that Cloud, reports ludian. mittee of the whole on the bill for named Alincame into lied Lamadeer, the protection of the Texas fronCloud, reported that Crook had had tier. ozi Liverpool & Men & Glol) and lost manv. As there is Tucker explained the points of an lignt bueh news at Fort Ke-pairii- ig Laramie, difference between the substitute has later dates from lied FIRE INSURANCC Co. oflered by Banks aud that offered which we do not credit this. by himself, their general provisions Cloud, Try I uc to Impeach Robeson. being identical. iftnim-- i The committee then rose and reto ooud none. si A special to the Tilcgraph says ported the bill to the House. that Knott, in an interview this t ne ani"uumetii or IDs nrsttec- said that lie, in company tiou, adopted in committee yester- morning, with several members of ills Judi- daj', on motion of Utncock, thus ciaiy committee, have examiued Purtiou'ar attention riven to tlio ln.in- no providing that no pirt of the the evidence taken by Glover and l toui r ainl content. of Kih-ICarri-ag- e troops shall be takeu from any Robinson, and states that, in his rtiti s i.tTo rd for t rum i State or service where public inter there is a clear aud unmisthrt. to tlv jiHirf. est requires their continuance, was opinion, case to warrant the im- takable B. W. C. JENNFNS, Acont. ' rejecieu by a party vote yeas 79, peachmeut cf Robeson. He advises nays J, without discuisiau. in p-r- r',vvpi'.l tr SiJirtliil. Glover merely to report the case to ,tM to the and have them lefer House, EASTERN. the judiciary committee for report, BLINDS DOORS, 'I he Auction Sale ot Dry lioods. if CorjgTes.8 should decide to ad New Vouk, 19. At the auction journ at an ewly day. ip: sale the bulk of the purchases were I'ertl urate of Orgaplsatlou. mautt iy w estem houses. Four SecMOULDINGS, ETC., ETC Springfield, Ills., 19. The months credits are given. Prices retary a certifitealized twenty per cent, below the cate ofof State lias issued organization to the Nationberegular market asd twenty-fiv- e al Democrat Compapy of Chicago. low manufacturer's cost prices. Capital, $25,000. The object of the fceo.OOO lire. corporation is to publish a daily and weekly. A fire at Btrton .Lauding, burned several stores, barns, Vt., c; Tn Pact tic Head Hrasnreiueot. loss $30,000, insurance $3o,U00. Washington, 19. The Houe 'Brlek'e' Sew .Paper. this morning passed a resolution the Secretary cf War Chicago, 19. Brick Pomeroy authorizing to to engineers employ this afternoon Issued the first ediOmaha aud distance between the tion of a democratic paper under the name The tJreat Campaign, Sacramento upon the Pacific road, which will be published daily, and the present mea;nennt lelng considered incorrect. while, as it says, it is uutrammeled ' will represent reform, Robbery of Diamonds and Jewelry. byparty.it will oppose the nomination of the cottsge Branch, 19. The St. Louis convention, will insist of Long M. Uulluian was robbed George on the repeal of the resumption act of diamonds and jewelrv valued at on paper currency, and will bitter $2,500, last The thieves evening. ly oppose Tilden as being tho tool entered the sleeping apartment of or lammauy, auu unlit, for repre Mrs. Kullman, where the property sentative or uie American people. was kept in a bureau. In the same The first edition names no candi drawer was $3,000 worth of jewels, date for President. which the thieves failed to secure. DESERFT NATIONAL BASK Merrltt Intercepts the ludlau. The California Polo lub. AKt The following ofncial report of Long Branch. 19. The CaliforOf Salt Lake City, I tali. Col. Merritt was received at the nia Polo Club, all native Califor- -nlans. nlav a game at tne race military headquarters $:J00,000 "Red Cloud Agency, July 18, via course on Thursday and Saturday Paid up Capital, Onicannd Yard, Half Block South of One P. the run uninune, u. Authorized Opital, of this week. party, $1,000,000 of Depot. dis"As indicated in my last dis Mowry, the champion long WM. H. HOOPER, PresMent, S. J. LYNN. Supt. patch, I moved, by forced marches, tance rider of California, has eigh- H. 8. KLDK BPG K, to the main northwest trail on In teen must an at the course. BKIQHAM YOUNG, dian Creek, in thirty-fiv- e Wll. JKNNINU3, houra.tny toller Explosion. JOHN command made about seventy-fiv- e I 8HAUP, 19. A boiler explod to FEKAMUHtt. LITTLK. terlu'S miles, reaching the trail on Sunday edSaratoga, I saw ay L. 8. HlLtLa, Cevhier, Pine at tstook privllecea, often Uad t fortune, the mllls.La evening about nine o'clock. The lave river, aud four meu were or writ for Ti putf sinvulatoi shonUI rail trail showed that no lares parties Mrn and ldioin of Wall 8irrt," book, and lowest prks for l had passed north. At day light yes- killed. A 13O.O0 Defaulter. riving tb valoat.le info, inatloi. otbr llM.t, yHin andllrrl i'olu, terday morning I saddled up to Milwaukee, 19. Albert Slmler, Deals la Earktuiff, 1'KIK TO AS T ADIkRIM. M..T Kcrlp. et. 1'1IS move on the trail towards the for fourteen ou most rollaMo houacs Ptoca PrlvUcgi years county treasurer Colleotiona Protita paM in Cash No liability bryoo agency. At the same time a party of Washington ro and made a default promptly Orsioo&t. Nock UKifht on rnall marstiMt of seven Indians were discovered er In the Rum ofcounty, is He mitzea. Urdsra eirouU-- by mall and t!rrarh and was a $50,000. near the command, moving; with romlnent German prompt return mad. For ordvra au4 democratic ddreM po or ou two Itioi&n ia the FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOB SALS. tne intention cutting State, and was a couriers 'who were approaching Hankvra and BroKpr. to the SL Louis conven Ir Jnttrttl vi iI wi 'Saving? Drjwttt. 13 UKOADWAY, W. Sage Creek. A party was sent out delegate dl tion. Mc-rrit- t A ili-si- t. oiH-ratn- - Mk-it DANIEL TAVi.Oirs it s e JENNENS to-nig- DESEBET U - sub-commi- ttee s in to-nig- From the a r Wagon the family ua t carriage. of work and al guaranteed. ing Cars built to-nig- short notice. done in a style Prices reasonable. Blacksmithiug in all its branches. " 30,000,000. - and Painting done Trimming a superior manner. Horse Shoeing a speciality. " 3 ft re "WOOD 3PUMPS Wntor ripoa. to-da- v: Vlce-Pnv- to-d- U, $50 $5000 d |
