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Show -- 4 TilaaSE3 evening" newsT TtlTJT I, VOL. IX. By Telegraph. fftSIIBX PLK GEO. DTJNFORD, I'NrON IELXGHAP1I USE. EASTERN. Market. Pi 1.ADKLI'H IA, Pa., 0. Wool quiet, firm. California finet2".and medium IS r,o, coarse 20 Ball road Collision. Cincinnati, O., 0 The special passenger train east, containing soldiers homeward bound from the at Indianapolis, 011 the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, collided with a freight train six miles east of Qreensburg, Indiana, this morning, injuring a number of passengers. The following are the name3 of those injured: Chas. T. Allen, conductor, leg and thigh crushed, internal injuries supposed to be fatal; Jno. Gattfel, thigh broken; i'eter Walter, Blight bruise; Isaa3 Ii. Godbe, tcalp wound; Casper Flor-Iscleg, arm and head wund; John Florisch, leg broken; all of Lawrenceburg. H. II. Haggard, Kotoma, Ind., hand wound; II. S. Paferman, leg broken. Watrli the Sou. Detroit, G. The follow i:.g was 1 ACROSS TT TJIK STKEKT, re-uni- on OPPOSITE WELLS, FAlUjO CO'S. & tion of the Spanish troops at that place were' surpiised and made prisoners near the fort, the remain-in der distributed by the Governor various houses, while some of the citizens and volunteers fortified Durthemselves in the Court-housthe "confusion attending the ing attack, the Governor was assassinated by his own soldiers. Upon capturing the fort onthe insurgents the Courtturned its guns men, house, disabling fifty-fou- r after which they .took possession of the city. Vicente, Garcia then sent a message to the Spanish Governor in Holguiu, notifying him that he had -- 40 Spanish prisoners and 103 wounded, who would re- , ceive proper attention if the Gov-ernor seut the necessary resources. After appropriating everything they needed the insurgents left the e. Wool IIA3 REMOVED CajrWe have opened our New Store with au entire New Slock of deanonable, new and fresh Boots, Shoes & Slippers, Hals, Caps & Gloves h, ALL OF WHICH WILL RE SOLD AT THE place. This afl'air is briefly mentioned in the Diaro, which ascribes the disaster to the carelessness of the garrison or connivance of the inhabitants with the insurgents. it sy': Commenting on the event,unfavor It shall henceforth publish able as well as favorable news, as exj erience has shown that keeniDg back the former produces lament- able consequences. Distress in the jurisdiction of VERY LOWEST PRICES, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Puerto Principe is increasing, and the people of the City of Puerto Principe talk again of its probable abandonment by the Spanish. A received great deal of discontent and insub"Conservatory, Ann Arbor, ordination is said to prevail 6. Mich., Oct. the troops ia conof ar"The French astronomer, Lever-rle- r, sequence of Spanish the requests me to cause observa- rearages of pay. In consequence of tions to be made upon the disc of the rigid censorship at this city, it the sun on Oct. 9th and 10th, and, is impossible to secure telegraphic if possible, as far west as San Fran- transmission here. cisco. I desire, therefore, through The garrison, under the command KINDS M the associated & LOT Of GOODS OF DIFFERENT press, to ask persons of commandant Rouich, was beto keep watch of sieged for upwards of forty days, having telescopes two the sun on those days, and in till starvation did its work among case any dark spots are seen, in ad- the garrison and the inhabitants. dition to those now upon its disc, Meanwhile all the provision trains to note the position and the local from Manzanillo, which approachtime of observation, and to trans- ed the besieged city, were captured mit the record to me. Ilecent obthe Cuban forces, and no comservations indicate the possibility by munication whatever allowed to of the passage of a planet inferior said town with the outer world. to Mercury across the disc of the The insurgents captured 1,500 sun on one of the days named, and Remington rifles, ail in excellent it is specially desired that observa- condition, fourteen cannon and tions be made on the Pacific coast. field pieces, including a cannon The position of the planet, if seen, that was sent out from this country may be noted relatively to any ofs on the Perit expedition, and many the ordinary spots upon the .sun thousand cartridges, provisions, surface. (Signed) clothinc. medicines, money, &c, Jas. C. Watson." The garrison consisted of 350 soldiers of the regular army, and four Collision or Trelalit Trains. volunteers,many of whom of hundred Galveston,onG. A collision and were wounded during the siege. In the Jackson freight trains the 3,000 past Spanish soldiers year burned Mississippi Railroad deserted ana joined tne pain or wrecked eleven cars. There was a have terrific explosion of powder which ots. was part of the freight. No deaths. GREAT BRITAIN. Xonii nation. Mills Burned. Cotton " of democrats The G. PiTTsr.UKG,G. A destructive fire London, . the twentv-nrs- t congressional uis occurred y the cotton mills in trict nominated Jacob Turney for of Pickering & Abbott, at Black burn, resulting in damage amount LIME Delivered in Salt .Lake City by the Loud at 25 ceilta'per Congress 2ii torment. Fever Yellow ing to $100,000. bushel. Bank Suspension. yellow fever Bavannaii, G. The 'LIME IN THE MAHKET for every purpose.. BEff were nineteen Bank of Newcas- The Industrial interments WiTl sell Cheaper for Caali at Kiln Mian any other firm iii the has to-da- y: TAYLOR & CUTLER are: closing out non-recei- pt 25 Per Cent. OAtt AU.$EH THEM, - ESTABLISHED 18S3, to-da-y, , Mammoth. Lime Elilns, HO T SPRING L A K E to-da- to-da- y. to-da- y tatlon. New York, G. The Tiiacs pub? lishes the following letter: ''American Alliance Committee Rooms, New York, Oct. G. "To the TvJitor of the Times: RAILROAD SOUTHERN "I wish to correct some of the UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD UTAH mistakes in a letter which was published in the World, Sun, &c, on noxKKK i.i jib or UtAH. Wednesday, as coming from Gov. Hayes secretary: "First Gov. Hayes never was a o the American Alliance. member On and after May 29!h, 1876, "Second He never saw the conof the organizstitution or Going Booth. Om ud arfter Junm 2Wk 1875. ation. "Third No committee of this Forsa. PnasY. Sea Mori Paar. order, at any time, called on him Samt of Station. either at Columbus, Philadelphia, Trains 7 00am stork or any other place for any purpose. imt. We simply notified him by letter !'( Lakewe endorsed his nomination, that A.U. A.M. P.M. .W n'uod'l Trains lava 4 08 " Tffi" 1 00 b 10 2 3o: t'riafe.- to which we received the answer 3alt Lake in T 28 6 45 3 05; Little Cottonwool his secretary. That letfrom 75 letter 35' 3 7 Ij1 48 1337 O. ,.1. J unction from my cilice, and was ter taken Arrive at 3 45' 1 00 I was as much 7 53 1.00 fir.aiBr- 4 33" 7 60 Sandy surprised as any one uuctl Leave to see it in print. 03 8 Sandy 1.3S ;4 69" 1 26 8 IS" K 8 18 "I am at a loss to see why those Draper : 1 76 08 Lehl should find any ..fault with papers 9 30 American Fork., as we endorsed the or proceedings, 832 9 i ooj! 0- Pleasant Grove .. 2 60 Tilden for Governor two years ago, 10 151 Provo 2 76 and he found no fault with 10 36! it; but, 10 61 3 00 Stitui. Po'r. Ptiaa'r. farw- Sprinrvli!e. Spanish Fork, 50 on the contrary, was very grateful 11 3 23, Pay son, 4 00 for the assistance, only he requested 11 43' 8 20 PM Sautaquin, 9 40 AM M. be kept seciet, a?, if Arrive at ica OOi 4 00 that it might 13 Termiuus, become public, he feared should it - .U. l.OU 1 10 he might lose the foreign vote. al .. Uolng North. "Respectfully yours, ' 1.35 7 31" 10 52" t "(Signed) S. Tylek, Sec'y A. A. "Lemuel ilkWW 4 " 4 niK Railroad Sleeting. 1.7o t S3" II 13" The agents of the different trunk Cr.n in this city has been sumlines P. M. A. W. P. U. Trains ieave 12 ao a an moned to meet next Wednesday, ?.i' TenuluuB,. ...... ... 12 67 t.. Li8. liw 25 Saiitaqulo, 60 whea an attempt will be made to t 17l Parson, I'n- .1.1 Pluou. 1 00 effect an amicable arrangement 4)' Spauisk Fork,.... 1 26 2 05! the roads doing business beSpring ville, 1 50 2 261 frovo New York and the west. tween 8 3 08: 00 Grove.. Pleasant WILL RON DAILY, 8 301 3 10 American Fork.. Sold Himself. 2 26 3 32 Lehl 4 22! 75 fc40 a. m. anc Draper t at Lak tialt City large, enTerre3HautEj"G. Amass . .,vias : Arrive at 371 p.m.; and Ogdeo at S a. in and 3: p.m. meetthusiastic 4 independent ouocoruiu information a.idy, . 4g For all was held at here Leave ing to Haaa or apply cuim 4 47 9 15 6 00: 3 00 Sandy which resolutions, charging Anson 4 51 9 25 6 101 3 26 JOHN JHARP, TicJR., Junction 55 5 40 3 60 Walcott, the former independent 6 U set Little Cotujnir'tf. Ga. reight and nominee for Governor, with having Arrive at JOHN SHARP, 5 40!10 30 6 16 4 00 sold himself for Salt Lake..... t an an republican money, "t. rr t were adopted. H. W. Harrington, Nos. 1 and 2 will be rue dally. nominee in place of Walcott, were Noa. 8, 4, 6 and 8 will be run dally, Sun-taCO., DAVIS, endorsed. oxcwplod. 49 For all Information concerning General Sberman and Party. Vrelirbt or Passage, apply to JOHN SHARP, Desmoines, 6. General Sherman and Don Cameron, Secretary of Qtneral SupcrinUtttUnt. JOHN 3HARP, JR., War, passed through here at midOtneral freicM and Ticket AyenL en route east. night ; : 1 j i .ii i li.i;:-- ... A Lawyer Obstructs a II all road SUCCESSORS TO Track. L7AD XORTHEBS RAILROAD. . Rochester, N. Y., G. Darins NATHAN DAVIS fc SON 3 Allen was arrested y :o: for placon the track ef the obstructions ON ing AND AFTER nd of. A finds Mining iUiBig Rochester and State Line Railroad. iriohlneryWro'ight and Cat 18 76 He was formerly of New York, but now resides in Canandaigua, and Ironwork", manufatHured ' Trains will run Dally as follows :. is a lawyer by profession. He conto order. fesses his guilt. ' , IOBTUWARD. Wfttcr Jacket, Tayen, JXo.l. Strike or KaJJroait Uanda. ! Carta, Nla rota 0:20 a.m. Leava Ord en ......... Bullloa HeaMi, Scr anton, Pa.,6.One thousand " Brirbam. 13:60 " I'nrnM ftatea, 1 , Ifolecln " Loean, 2:00 p. m. workmen in the shops of the DelammMurr, . Franklln-Arrive at 3:.)0 ' I 1i - i m.W if kMii Hd ware, Lackawana and Western AxJea, at.t et. y, Railroad Company struck, SOUTHWARD, a in of, reduction of 10 consequence of Braas Work all Also descriptions. 6,2. of their wages. cent per Leave Franklin.... 'i. ftOO a. nj, " Loran 860,000 Fire. 10:55 Wet Street, " 2:25 p. m. Bri;ham N P.AI KOBTH TEMPLK ST., 8. L. CITT. 's ATCnisoN, Arrrr at Ogden...... Ks., 6. W W. ,'.;00.." and retail hardd HI.. Jobbing OUmar & Salisbury's Stage Line to ana ware house was burned The from Montana connects with trains at stock is valued at $00,000, insurance 0K Wl. N. GROVES, ... Franklin. " $45,000. ,7 Anotber Terrritory. Itel'11 MACDUFF BROTHERS. stopped payment; liabilities estimated at naif a mil lion dollars. ne W Sola by-la- a - 4 iiw' 1 I - iur - - be-tve-en 1 to-nig- i. W 1 1MB I ys FOnMIUM to-nig- ht, to-da- JANUARY'lit, i - to-da- Mar-boury- . to-da- DISPATCHES TO-DAY- 'S FOREICN. GREAT BRITAIN. Nfrvln Wants a Month's Formal Ar mlstlce.V to London, 7. A' Belgrade tpeoial the Txrnea says toervia is renew ing her applications for a formal armistice of one month. This ap plication is probably made withwarf view to further prosecute the under circumstances more promis armis ing for Russia. A montirs tice means a suspension of righting for the winter, as hostilities cannot bo renewed at the end t xsovem ber. The hiring by the Servian Government of 200 workmen from the imperial gun factory of Ger many, and the fact that Russian aeents are buying all the gHtin in Wallachia, shows that Servia does not contemp'ate peace. A Berlin correspondent of the Times represents that there is little hone that lurkev will accord an armistice. Turkey' is tut ou her metle by the Russian occupation sc heme. She won t accept H.ng land's programme aa long as Rus sia threaten thus to enforce terms of peace; it" she should, Kugland and Austria must stand by the Poite to resist Russia's interpreta-tioof the programme." This pro gramme is a practical ment of turkey. A Filial Kftort to be Made. The Slandurd'a Berlin correspon dent says Gen. IgnatieiT, the Rus sian ambassador, whose return to Constantinople is daily expected, will make a final effort to induce the Porte to accept the conditions and should the Porte refuse, he has orders to depart. Tito Turkish Government Fxanper ; M. v.' MERRILL, Bupt. Soutt atraat, Salt take Cuas. Nibut, ea vt EJephant Store. Oen. Freight a Ticket Art. Office bou rs : Uty, a.m. to 6 p.m. naf - - d269 4204 r,1QUHTMil?ARBLER l,,.Ibataf.7w!?i?-,Jl- ft obtained they can bo for Zi oents per OrUce copy?- - 'cfie iw..t ! 01 MONEY TO LOAN 02? EASY TERMS, T Kwrewer. oa Improved cltjr ral eatete. Keimyahle iy tn aAalnoatai If doelrable. I'rlarlpaU Newt only, " dllB- - .w :'' .i ! dtU( wlUa. . : . P09CEKOT.' E. Broker, C, t' la Uodbe'a lraa; (More. 5 WEST INDIES. Capture of jLoa Tanas by tlic Insnrgents. 5, via. Key West, 6. Havanna, The following are the additional particulars of the captures of .Los Tunas by the insurgents under Vicente Garcia, during the night of Sept. 22nd: About 500 insurgents, headed by Vicente Garcia, attacked Los Tunas on three sides. A por has beeuexhibit-In- g himself and his little craft at iverpool, admission sixpence. He is the lion of the day, the room be ing thronged day and evening. Though Johnsen is in good health, having fully recovered from the fatigues of the voyage, he states that he would not attempt the feat again for a million dollars, in fact nothing on earth would tempt him to repeat such a voyage. , "P.)b" li.gerull thinks Col. the world is getting better, and that the splendid destiny of the American people ia the greatest thing out, or coming out. Then why don't they keep their hands fro:n picking aud stealing, and their tongues from evil speaking, lying, and slandering? Not much pplendid destiny in all that. The Utica Observer is re- - 1 . honest Democrat.' Well, he won't have icuch difficulty in getting his choice.' " The Arizona Mission We have been permitted to peruse aud make extracts from a letter from Brother Alfred Cluff, dated at Allen's Camp, on the Little Colorado, Sep. 15th, to Brother J. H. Freeman. He savs "Our corn looks well We have piece of wheat that will fifteen bushels to the acre. yield We have onions uiciuua uuuI ueaus. which have come out finelv since the rains. The soil proves to be very productive and there lias been plenty of water lately. Much can oe uone nere. I think there should be five hundred missionaries or vol unteers this Fall to set thinca lias done snlen agoing, iuy garden . r Jill we nave nacl umiy. plenty of let tuce, radishes, cucumbers, melons anu a iew new potatoes ine weatner has been beautiful since you left, and the country to day iooks solidly green with grass. It is a beautiful sight to me; vines as fresh and green as in July. Stock is aoing wen." 1 . SPAIN. n. Inpt.-Oe- Juvellar Positively algus. Be lr ' .ft .?uf-- ."' THE TO DOGS! alt and Spirituous ST o it i: l.MQVOll Kimball Block, Opposite Meat Market. "T (rl if placed in a tzt, over) (Or DRESS GOODS, a ii awls, ri.ArrrJEL3. tuhig else iu the Dry G901U line tit 1st South Stroet, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. P. MARCETTS, Proprietor, glad to and ie 1 ILES. OF And every servo frit muN will bo country with the best of In town and Spirituous Malt . , I.IQUOUS, orWIXKS, Ac, at reasonable 1 By tho piut, quartrates.keg, GIVE ME A CALL! 1'OLlSn ALKand Ueuutuo RememStore, opposite the l(t wM Ollioe. ber, if vou want to save niout-v- call at Shwartz' for vour tiootis, tlic cheap this city. Yon will also est and best place inlry nnrt ttn latest invented Mnchlnea, at crestly reduced pi loe,n which we guarantee to nivo full to all. No rubbiusr. no pouiidius-no tearing1, and no clumsy cylinders. Wash- Call and see mem US done in o minutes. p at Shwartz fctore. a Specialty. , " wit-n- INVENTOHB. THE YEAR 1375 SOLD direct with the BUSINESS traneACtfl Perat Washington. sons (lwiring Information or lettors patent for Inventtous will do well to consult EVERY STOVE IS UNHESITATINGLY RECOMNDED DIRECTORY. CHAS. W. STAYNER, UEkZTLB USED 0B SOLD Keep Them Before tho Is Absolutely Without a Fault Public. notions, etc. Our New Sires Nos. 37, 3S, 3T, 47, 48 Caddcr A Careleaa Sell Mason a Hamlin ami other organs. pianos, fancy goods, holiday presents, aud all kinds of musical instrument; and mer chandise, aud take second-han- d p!a"" and orgaus in exchange. Ir. A. In 1 ( Attorney and Notarj Public. ttko Herald, Nalt Lake Cliy. OOlce Willi Halt and 49 MAE7ELMIS COIBUATIOI OF Convenience, Neatness I Economy. all that Sharpens sawn, reDairs stoves, iu.d Joes all cutlery, lock and gunsmith work. Practises 1 ARE Joe. Barker XV. CAVEATS secured tor And u-- BUSINESS OLD TOM GIN PATENTS itis-fartlo, Rhlor, the essential points to make op tho And dentistry. F. Culmcr A t o PRICES ! of IITavemadda specialty and Day Schools wlta Prizes f all kinds, in varletv. Prices as IA)W as wa can Make them. SuHrinteu-deut- s and Teachers call and see Knd-lo- go ss .1 M5 Sell family grx?cr!e9, window g iiuvs, and home-mad- e sashes. Davis, ttotvo A t o. Do a'. I kinds of milling and uiinliig ina- Ever ofTered to tho public. chiuerv work, wrought au l u:ist iron worn MADE ONLY BY and iron aud brass work, of all descriptions. EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO liny A Co , Sell t'ry goods, boots and shoes, U&u and I'oz. C12, 611, 616 k 618 IT. Halt St., incu and capa, double-barrelelumily groceries, Hour, una gi He grain, shotguns ST. IXTJIS, BIO. rat merchandise, and buy dried fruit. A Job lot of Bibles and Testaments at half price, eooii to ar- rive. C. R. SAVACE. rt 2RS d Deserct National Iiauk Does various banking burliness and ceives savings on interest I)eaer"t Carrlace and Mhou Co COX-3- 3 T3-S- T Zkin's tion, Salt Lake City, Utah. (Walker, Knight, Uoes and Oblad) Make and repair all kinds of vehicles to order, wagons and carriages, mining cars, etc. and do all kinds of blacksmlt ulntr and car riage painting1 and trimming. CHICAGO TRADE. Mercantile lust it u Walsh & Hutchinson, Importer, Manvfacturtn and Jolibrra of HHUHKRYSSTfiAW GOODS i Dlnwoodey . Sells tho very best llvo gecso feather;, walnut lumber furniture and baby wagons. and Ladie' Furnishing KoUa&i 160 A Goods; Wabaah Ave., cor. Monroe 1(T2 CHICAGO. dl;m. George Duuford, Xtu Tor Oflet, 63U UrvaJuvu- Sells, boot, shoes an l slippers, bat and caps, wholesale aud retail. O. I.. EliaKOii la a practical clock and watchmaker. Joe. C. Fergnsoii Does all kinds of watch and clock nilk' ing, repairing and cleaning. - & N. K. FAIRBANK '"0 CO. FfflESCFflEBEFi!iEfll3lil In caddie, palls, km and tierces. Manuiacturars ox Lard and Noatafoot Oils. Ul D9arbom Btnet, CHICAGO, - to-nig- JOE II.UKKll, 7 DENT1HT. hard-hearte- - spe-ciilry- of GEOCERIES home-mad- e Hotne-ralse- s AItlllYAI. Tavi.ou's Hotel, Oct. 5, 1S7G. Pomeroy Loans money on easy terms to small on improved city real estate. It. X. RnwMdl Seils ilui-- ' table salt. brO-rowe- rs Howard Sebree Wugun, Wood Mower and Iieaoer, Vaddook tMitky Hake, Oliver Chilled Plow, Concord bnt'gies and carriages, plows, harrows, cii tivulois, waon timber, etc. Slerrrn BTcvadxk Cumber Sells SttS'j. Lilulildiug.0, shingles, doors, blinds, lain, wood pumps and water pipes Aociatloii, cl.oip, in wholesale aud retail. Hubert ttliiltli. Is agent for tho lied Canyon and Springs Coal. lin k 1. KcllHIIIt. Soils dress goods, shawls, Uannels and washutber kinds of dry goods, also ing machines. C. W. 101 B. Strttt, Salt Laka Cit u. d34 PaOPRltTOHS. THE Great STOCKH0LDEH3 OF TUB Weto Iron Company are hereby notified that the ASTNlJAIi ELECTION of said Company will be bold In IROK OTY, OR TUESDAY. THE I2TH D1Y OF SEPTEMBER, at DESERFT NATIONAL BANK Of Salt Idike City, I tnh. Paid up Capital, S. J. Uodgers P. Teasdcl 1876, o'clock a. m. SRTBN DIURCTttKS will bo elected for the cuaulDg year. JAMES H HART, fWretar BooiftHOToit, Idaho, Aug. si, ih:o. 10 d3l HOUSE SALT LAKE CITY. TawaMad, Proprlotwr dlSl ' JAKE HEUSSER & BRC, UtJ.JJ. HAGUE,) HaUn ftiree.' Tin Door Hortli or lb e tJpUaus fttoro, Holt Laka ny , (Surccaaora . PXALIM IM OCXS, AMUUMT10S PISTOLS, $200,000 - Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 WM. H. HOOPP.U, President, H. S. F.LDKKlMlR, Vlce-l'rcs11KIGKAM VOUNQ, WM. JENNINGS, Direttora. FIS HI SO TACKLE. A f Praatiatl Oanamltks. 1 All work In our Una dona NRATLT PKOMPTLY, and Satisfaction GuaranUi I d301 l., JOHN SHAUP. FKKAMOKZ LITTLK, L. S. It ILLS, Cashier. IINBOff DOORS, Stayuer, Taylor's Hotel TtmpU DANIEL. CRENIC. . Attorney and notary public, Been its pat- neala 1st Eichsnts, Coin, Uold Ina(, ents and caveats for invontorS, and gives College Kcrln,ie. information concerning the Fame. Collections made and promptly re Taylor A Cntler Sell all kinds of general merchandise. mitted. With or without oard. Mrs. keeps table. 1 Rooms 50c to $1.00 pr. Day, TATLOR V CUTL.KK, THE Sells tho Bali RE-- Oomm eroJl Street TAYLOR'S HOTEL. Xatt rionsouAble Zlntot TOVNSEND " BLINDS MOULDINGS, ETC., ETC EICTIANOB FOZt S ALU. on Savina DtpotiU. FXDKEIUN AJDitercat paid Balls family groceries, parasols, trimmer prints, dress goods, gents' clothing, boots and shoes, ladies shoes, children's shoes. and dry goods and merchandise generally Tucklield A Sour, 0 Supply new grates, backs, kind or stovrs, buy old Iron, etc. Walker Bros. , VCnllln A MAUKJ3 AMD LABKLS. or for al! ' . Tanner, PARLEY P. PRATT . Clotu, . Calf UUt, . Morocco (Hit, . a, y 4.00 s.oo A FEW COPIES FOR SALE ,r , ,u. .! ' . li-'- i Ai , . ' ' , . . .u 'j . . : J . . . . mi brrtca or taa ' ' - ' " t ' i!l -- 'i" !II,H DESERET EYEHIHG HEW8 ' ) rbf p : Aft ".' w ater JEx o m . Offloe nd Ykird Utdt Block Bouth of Dtpot,..., - , ... !I1 . If you want a Patent Sell Dan Jones' saddle tree?, rig-febv Madiui), Captain Genera us a model or a Lou llcok. Jovellar has positively resigned IIIVEI1TQRS send a and rough sketch, Wor kinsmen's and General Martinez Campos, his full descrintlnn of . invention.- - We will make examinaAssociation, ... successor, will leave for Havana your tion in the Paxbstt OrriCK and it we think . Make and sell first class boots and sheer, this month, taking with him sev it patentable, will send 'you papers aud repair boots and shoes, etc. and prosecute your case. eral generals. General Campos ia advice T. C. M. I. We refer to lion. M.JX Leggett, Ex -- Com entrusted witn discretionary pow missioner Sell dry roods, groceries, carpets, hard of 1L. Patents, 0. Cleveland, , era. 1 ; and glassware, boots and Keney, uBq secretary National Orange, ware, crockery Uoes, bats and cam. Imthnrnnrl Hivltni,,. Louisville, Ky.t Hev. F. D. Power, Washail to tbo Danish and Swedish and sorts of general iuorchaudiscwhoie- ington, ttrs-SallLegation at Washington, 1). C. Beers, of Clinton County, Mi h ForeignSend Stamp for our "Guide for ob Zhou's Savings Bank aud Trunt Com. has lgan, works a farm cf 1U0 Address nine children. If there were a tew tbous taining Patents." , Lou la Barter 4k Co., aad such persons In the world as Sally Does a general banking- - business, and reSolicitors of Patents, H many more or iisnnignt escape work. ax ceives Washington. D.C. deposits In gums as lw as ouo Uollar i l ' i iay S LIFE AND TRAVELS James Towusend Keeps the Townsond House. respondence invited with inventors, and Sell dry goods, groceries, hardware, glass with those who have had their inventions aud crockery ware, and merchandise genrejected by the U. S. Patent Orrica, also erally, , wholesale and retail. with Merchants ana manufacturers desiring IRUDE d . V. C 8 HARP BSD, STOVES PA1HED, tiVKS Etc., SAWS AN I EL NOTICE! . c -. id IRE AT RFl.rCTICN mu.le t.uotin, consisting of 7. . PHYSIC THROW City -- The other Childish Faith. day a good hearted but intemperate woman living in the eastern part of the city became intoxicated Dntilel and created a disturbance on the Sella staple and fancyJrenly. rroecrii", prnvls street in front of her house. An Ions, etc. to W. UrovcN Dr. II. officer marched her the police station. Soon after she iiad been Docs a'.l sorts of Dentist work. placed in a cell her two children Jobn K. llaslem, came in one a girl of six, and the '"At President B. Young's, buys good hum chautable wool. other a bor of turee. "Won't you let ma om. 'asired Jake Ilusacr A Bro , the girl of the officers. (Successors to J. II. Hague), deal In guns They tried to explain to her what pistols, ammunition and lulling tackle, an' course would be taeen, anu tn uo practical guuEmithing. David Jamm little ones started for home. Re Does anything in tho tin, sheer Iron and turning after three or four mitlutes, copper-smith line, also la the gaslltting line. the girl askou: B. W. 12. Jenneiis aud ''If we get afraid the Lord comes here to get our ma Is resident agent for Franklin MacVeapli Co., wholesale grocers, Chicago; Chicago out and bring her home, you won't White Lead and Oil Co.: and Liverpool & London Jc Globe lire Insurance Co. stop him, will you. .If mien A Urnnl, Send tor Specimen Circular and stiatata. without replying, and the girl con Arc agents for various American and for-- t tinued: igu lire iusurauce uompuuies. DR. A. W. CALDER, "Come, Johnny, let's go home, Win. Jcnnlugs, Sous A .Sadler, and I'll pray, and mother 11 come D.'al in notioDS, ad staple fancy dry goods home before it's dark??' and boots and shoes, huts and lUtiw a lh& American Dental Sitracry. tvas caps, groceries, An hour before dark hardware, crockery aud general merOrnCK Wasatch Hotel, Sd floor. d4 rober, and was sent home. Justice chandise. d was not 1'rcd J. Helsel A Co , enough to DR. RUSSEL, oblige those trusting children to Coriiiiie, buy wheat, oats and bar i y. pass a long, dark" night alone. and A Co., JLalluier, Taylor MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN has removed to First West Sell lumber, shingles, ea'Jh and door?, Jr(rol J- ree I'rcss. South between and North Street, Teuipie moulding and framed, anl ever Ii ing iu Sts. Two blocks east of K H, depot. tho building line. am I.lttle A ilouncJy, Tin: Most U.st:t ul Ditras, Ac Sell stoneware jars for pickles and precording to the Ijondon Medical serves, CALL ON and oilier crockery and glassware. limes and Uazetle. a party or ten I Marietta, medical men were dining together not long since, and one of them City malt and spirituous liquor i tore, soils ma t and spirituous liquors, wines, etc., by during dessert started the question the piut, quart or keg. Also makes a that, supposing all present were genuine English Ale aud Old Tjui limited in their practice to a se Uin. McDiiiI Brothers. 82 FIRST SOlin ST., lection of feix pharmacopu.'ial re Mamio:h I.Iiue Kilns, make anl teli medies, which would be chosen as lime, roa touk most useful, compound drugs to be James MeUlile wrote excepted. Each of tho party SelU all kinds of Wasatch woolen rjills the names of the six drugs lie cloth, aud buys Wool. Of all kind: and Califorshould select, and handed them to A. JHluer nia CkL'I'ISM Swiss, Limlerger, the doctor who started the inquiry. iKica liLisini-sas ailort'uy and i Soft, Sage, and New York FacOn examining tlie lists it was found tory clIEtHE; Best brands morris A Kvaus a majority of votes were given in of Bake r 's "nd Family Deal In luantlos and grates uuJ 8 no stone favor of opium, quinine and iron; work. between mercury and iodide of Morton A Tuft Best Mackerel, White Fish, Herring, Sell potassium the votes were equally iiies and Uuors, wh.iJesulj and and evervthing needed tor your divided, as they were also between retail. r.. Tabic ior Breakfast, Dinner ii. riie'ps ammonia and chloroform. and Supper, and tt un ttoves, slrjs, 8elucap, furs, shawls, yarn, ite. Finns - " ponsiole for the following "An extremely zealous supporter of F. Aaerbat-- A Iro. the cause said, in a recent speech, Sell goods, fancv good?, millinery, dry I prefer a Republican thief to an clolulng, IhjoIs and shoes, huU .uul caps, the Piincess Natallls, went into the battle nine hundred strong, and only forty answered roll call next Established 1KW. day. Lord Derby to Mr Henry Flllott WM. M'CULLY & CO., Lord Derby's dispatch to Sir Manufacturers of the Standard Brands o Window Glass aud Whiieaud OretiD Drug Henry Elliott.regarding the Bulga Oiassware, also Wino, Porter an rian atrocities, was issued last night. gists Mineral Water The British ambassador is directed IS aud 20 WoodBottles, Street, I'lttsbnra;h to demand a personal audience with the buitan, to communicate Bar PENNSYLVANIA. S. All descriptions of Vials and Bo log's teport, to demand reparation tiesP. madti d HO to order. and justice, to urge the immediate of houses and churches; reDuildiug to provide for the restoration of in duatries, and to give assistance to American and Fereign, ob tained for inventors at been reduced to persons who' have " prices as low as those of f, poverty. . any reliable agency. Cor ; FOREIGN. Captain Johnson, v.,o re cently crossed the Atlantic in the dory Centennial XO. 200. 1S7G. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. F. y. , EDITORIAL NOTES. l. tod. Samuel Thurman, Lehl; Mrs SaMrs Annie Tanner, A telegram frorn Constantinople rah Davis, to the Standard reports that the Provo; J S Lawrence, Ophir; Arand wife, Park City; Jas Turkish Government is exasperated nold Wall Thomas Duncan, Sweeny, Bingtne continued entry of the RU8 by Kelly, John Kelly, N P sians into Servia; that they have ham; ChasJohn D Roes, Brigbam found it impossible to accept the Hansen, City; Jas Donaldsen, M Donaldson, terms of peace. The Sultan favor Tooele ed the terms, but would have been Thos City; J P Ostrora, Stocktou;K Richardson, Cache Valley; deposed if he iiad accepted them. T Wilson, Cottonwood Cafisu; S S A Battalion Nearly Used Jones, Provo; C O Sullivan, West A Belgrade telegram to the Jordan; Thos Bowen, Tooeje City; Times reports that in the battle of J O Swift, Park Mill; II Pugh, Sept. 28th, a battalion, named after Little Cottonwood. -- OfBce.-Sro- LIB LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY, SATURDAY SVEIVING, OCTOKKR 7, &AX.T I .KT3D v IJTMalled on rcetpt of prk. , , 9. 4. LYNN, Supt. 41 f I |