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Show THE EVENING NEWS. n BCHDAYB rBLUHSI) CA1LT, rocs AVID P BXOEFTIO AT G'CtOCK. O CALD . be r IN. i 1S70. NKWS OF THE DAY. trton. The Democrat wili subjjt-u- a .Iku Hill's course. .. The Senate and tLe Morton ciorul count bill. (Stephens doea not recom- inHiJ the acceptance of Hayes. A revolutionary schenm of t hu Jlepuolicans. lioaton wool market. (jovernrnent employee. ill. c barged. The Florida election. Firo at Carrolton, O. International (J. K. It. it. rum pie let J. Columbia ha exeitliig tlmen. House. .Suvtre bill in the Mac-keInterviewed (Jrant lrel.ient -- lie wili hiiMulu the laws and the decision. Revolutionary Imttle in (Vn- Urtl America, L'.MhJ dead. 15. Oaten declared a lunatic. .Fire at (,'otmcil lilutl'. . l ire at I'rovldence, II. I., ! Jo-di- n H. .T wo jeifcons hiillucated by a . lamp in It. I. .Advance on railroad freight Dm from a tit . 0 .Ship ashuiu at Sow ..Hiuth Carolina matters. Vi-il;- . IIouhh investigating cominit-u.in (South Carolina. ('nuntln;; of thi void. .Morton' viiit to Indiana- . c . . tlie wliy and tlie wherefore. ..Democrat deny about that H;'r't military arrangement. .Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Bnyder and il.O'iO worth of jewelry. Chandler laughs at the idea of the Democrats lindin anything in his telegrams. 1 ... . Si;ver ull t o. hiiow .storm :it Tor. '...i..., ,.r 1 1. .. i i ...... - The Ban Francises Chronicle, com- menting on the Brooklyn Theatre calamity, says "A similar catastrophe, with all its attendant horrors. Is liable to K II , LlUToH AND fCBI.Idll Ell. le-u- SAN I'KANOISOO THEATRES. - ..- - tilatiuti in Turkey. occur in Han Francisco on any We have theatres where night. the disaster which overtook the lirookly victims may easily be repeated with a like loss of life. Nineteen Uvea were lost a few days ago in consequence of a panic caused by the cry of "lire" at the Chi-ne- e Theatre In this city. It Is not going too far to say that there is not a theatre in San Francisco where a similar alarm would not La uttended by great loss of life. There is something Ineffably horrible in the idea that the great throng of pleasure seekers who nightly crowd our theatres are liable at any moment to encounter a violent death In Its most" frightful form, through the neglect of obvious and necessary precautions. A little more care and forethought, a little less recklessness and greed on the. part of the proprietors and managers of our places of public amusement, would make such fatal catastrophes as the one which has suggested this article Impossible. itroader aisles, never permitted to be blocked up by chairs: wide doors, opening outward, and enough of them, would allord safe and easy crowd. egress to tlie panic-stricke- n There is no good reason why our theatres should not be so constructed that they can be emptied by various exits in three minutes. It behooves us to be warned in time. We are eminently a practical peo ple, inclined to boast that "we have no nonsense about us." It is time to make good our vaunt by taking effectual measures to prevent the possibility of tlie occurrence in Han Francisco of so terrible a tragedy as lias just filled Brooklyn with the tokens ot bereavement and the voices of lamentation." By Telegraph. I.iinI Xiglil' IIiitHieK. EASTERN. Multocated. Klkanaha fngalls and his wife, occupying a house alone on a public street, were suffocated this morning. They had left a lighted lamp on the bureau on going to bed. The bureau took Are. and the ... Famine at Madras, people old couple perished before reaching j'iti vin, mucli distress. ine noor. . ..The Khedive disiatiifiijd with his American oillcers. .Tho l'orte wants iudumnity Ilolli fili.llllt. I lid M M'humntrttn support Ttu Ley. ..Captain (iordon on the way 1 1 . t ) 1 iuglaud. Fire at Iipruii, 'rU'ijtxid. Canada, FOREIGN. GREAT BRITAIN. t'Miulue AC Uadrku, FoNlxiN. 17 A ' Calcutta. tnl. gram to the Times says the accounts of famine received from Madras) are worse than those from Bombay; large numbers of starving people are flocking Into Madras. The first ueaiu irom starvation was there. Much distress existed in the country districts. . Fire at Worcester, MasJ., one man Jo.t his life. Brent will be surrendered. (Juslilug has gone to Madrid. lb Ubedlvt'itna the AmtrlCKU T.he political telegrams ready omeero. for production or compulsion. The Standard's correspondent at ...New York World to he an in- Alexandria telegraphs that it is Hiated on good authority that the dependent paper. .Fire at Holyoke, Mass :!Si0o0 Khedive is dissatisfied with his American military officers, and has notified them that their contracts will not be renewed. The policy EDITORIAL NOTES. of this step is questionable, as a re- - Owing to tho newal of the Abyssinian war' is conpresidential sidered imminent. t.t he on are the election iiiuddle, The Eastern aeaMoii. ell'. Now go thy way and bet no A uure. dispatch to the Herald says the has put in a claim for inPort The Boston Journal Hays the demnity against Itussia, to reim election excitement has caiined burse for the additional outlay Muverul Hiidden deaths in tliat city. caused by her aid to Bervia, which prolonged the insurrection, ltusala. Not half ho many as it ought to on the other hand, demands that cautted. Turkey shall pay the cost of the The American eagla btill ilut- - military occupation of Bulgaria. Until the plenipotentiaries and en tcis around without lighting ou voys extraordinary have communicated with theii governments-nanything. can be done, hence there will -- Sir ltowlaud Hill, tho intro- thing be no meeting of the preliminary ducer of penny poatago In Kngland, conference for a few days. ' The Inis to have a Htatue In his native dian authorities, it is said, have telegraphed the home government town, Kidderminster. that if Kngland withdraws her l.s Tho question whether this support from Turkey the Mussuldelay In tho verdict electoral is a mans of Ilindoostan will oertaidly If this conspiracy to ell newspapers or to become obstreporous. should prove true, it will be a kill ol! the editors. source ef no small embarrassment Jewish retddenta of New to the Knglish government in the York propoHo to establish uu indua- - negotiations at Constantlneple,and influence in detertrlal hcuool where girls will be may haveitsmore eastern policy than all mining other and taught Kowlng, cooking the Bulgarian meetings and party ineful occupations, will be fed and conference on the eastern question held in Kngland ulothed,nnd receive such education that have beentwo months. as is required to make them resec during tlie last table and useful women. That's a Eastern War Hatters BaiMfan Tel Frost. ecrapn Injured Mtep lu tho right direction. v A. lenna corresponqent says People will laugh. On Mon the Russian General Nikitine has day, Dec. 4, while August White, started for Brvia to take command well-knoNew York newsdealer, or me i&ussian troops ana act as be win fitting in conversation with rdenipotentiary. The soldiers of Ber army Uls wife In their house on Broad vis, who are estimated to number thousands have been way, his hearty laugh over some sixty-seve- n Joke suddenly changed to a look of ordered to rejoin their colors by or ijecember. , ami ho Hank to agon-the floor theA Times despatch from Berlin dead. states that General Nikitine goes Speaking about the presl to inspect the Bervlan army. dentlal election question, the lluesiau Journals say only eight Ktur Hays, "The thousand Kusslan volunteers re Washington main in Bervia. Nearly all Bouth complicated question la now pre- Russian telegraphs are so damaged one uy rrost as to he useless. cipitated upon Congress, branch of which is republican EGYPT. and the other democratic. How to for England, Uordon bcttle It fchort of a descent to tho 17. Captain Gor Alexandria, Mexican tdyle of politics is a prob don, the Africau explorer, embark lem that will task the best men of ed ror isrlndlsi, on his way to Kng If wo have any land.: the country. - h.-iv- . tj w z-- na statesmen amongst us, thlcompli cation will develop them." An exchange remarks, "Miss Kills, the young lady at4Wealeyau, who has liftui forced to resign her post as class poet because her brildid not liant brother-studentnot think a woman ought to hold it, may comfort herself with the rejection that It was all a matter of prejudice and not of brains." If you are a lady, and are going to iWashlugton, remember these cabalistic sign "Ladies accompanying members of Congress should bee that they are recorded by the proper 'signs' In the forthcoming edition of Congressional Directory, which Is the recognized authority In making visits and Issuing Invitations. Tho Indicates a member's wife, the I a member's daughter, and the other lady relatives or friends inmates of a nieru-Lrs- 's s ; family." This Is current "Archbishop Wood sat in his Philadelphia sanctum the other day. In came a reporter of the Inquirer and said: 'They are going to.burn the body of Baron do Palm at Washington.' Then answered the Archbishop (says the reporter): 'And his eoul will be burning in the other world probably, for I learn that he was a member of a society of unbelievers.' w 7 ' I 1 '' 'At TAfrnlf. a vAiinn 1a.li. Jn' love with Miss Kellogg, the operatist, and secured a rapturous ' surreptitious embrace. The New York Tribune,' of Dec. 6, has a paragraph headed "A Pellticlaa Missing." Only one ? 1 1 BRITISH AMERICA-30.00- 0 Fire. 17. A fire last Que., Montreal, night at Laprurl Village, near this city, destroyed the,, post office, telegraph onice, note! and one store. A man named St. Marie, lost his life by falling; loss $20,000. j Cattle Stealing and Recovery. Mr. John Paul, of Salt Lakcity, had quite an adventure, In driving Mr. Jennings' cattle from Salina to Bait Lake City last week. On Frie day he arrlyed at Nephl with ltead of cattle, of pure Devon and Durham I reeds, in the best possible condition for the eye of the butcher and the palato of the ' epicure. As he was putting them In a corral in Nephi, remarks were fifty-thre- made by a couple of men of noted character that they would have some of the herd, before it left that place. Mr. Paul was Informed of the remarks, and advised to guard his cattle all night, which he did until "about four o'clock In the' morning, as well as having the gate locked. At daybreak he returned to the corral, and there discovered that during his short absence the whole herd, except two or three, were driven (away" and were out of sight. Mr. Paul sent his men out north, south, east and west in search but without effoot. He had the two men arrested that had expressed themselves so covetously about theoattle.and tried before a Justice of the peace. They acknowledged saying as stated, but denied the robbry,and there being ufllcient to hold no . evidence were released. Search them, they was again made, but no tracks or clue could be found, although a large corral some raliea west from secluded Nephl, In . n. secure andwhich evidiscovered, positlon,was dently was made and used for keej ing cattle under such circumstances. It la well understood that - Is a gang of thieves In that vicinity, well acquainted with every resouroe and resort to make these raids successful. As one of the herdsmen was looking around, an Individual approached him, and stated that be thought he could find the cattle, and if he would give him $20 he could find twenty or thirty head. Mr. Paul was Informed of the proposition, and visited the party, hut told him that no $20 would be forthcoming, but if the animals were not returned soon he would not be overlooked. Next morning, about three jnllea from Nephi, the whole number save one were fouod, and they appeared to have been driven hard and pretty far, as they were In a lather of sweat. They were then taken to their place of destination, passing through Provo on Thursday morning, and tine specimens of cattle there thy were.7Vofo THE I. TOYS. Z. C. M. GRIND OPEMIG OF Enquirer. Dec. HOLIDAY 1SERJTERSRSIAL .CORRESPONDENCE. v Travelluir- -. Preaching-Oppositi- AND CHOIt'l, L1M, WE WILL DISPLAY IN OUR ltKTAII IlfilMIITHKXT A RARE Our Bohemia. and being thoroug hly France buyer in factories Germany, importers from the best flrst-chof stock In a GOOD, HQLIDA desirable secure te everything acquainted with the wants of this market has spared no pains are which and they are offered at prices unparalleled in the history of tlie trade. Among on OSSm. Election excitement. VHiVKRTON, Fremont Co., Iowa, Dec. 2, l$7d. r Editor heeret News: Myself and Klder Win. V. Reynolds left Bait Lake City. Nov. 7, on missions to the States. We traveled in company with Bishop Rowberry and the "European missionaries to Fremont, Nebraska, forty-seve- n miles west of Omaha, at which place we commenced our labors. We were two days and a half from our beautiful city to this place, and enjoyed our ride very much. We remained here four days and talked with the people at their firesides, two of whom promised to start for Utah as soon as they had fulfilod their engagements already made. We then came on to Council bluffs, stopped over one day. Prest. Little being In the country we did not see him. We arrived at this place Nov. 15, obtained a school-housand held a public meeting the following Sunday, and -- gave out appointments for week night meetings. This caused the priests to howl and they had not occupied the house for church purposes for a long time, they gave notice at the close of one of our meetings that they would hold meeting there the next Sunday morning. The same gentleman had taken notes at our for mer meetings. We attended and heard him try to prove that the days of prophets and miracles were past and were no longer necessary. and caution the people te beware of false prophets, wno would. If pos sible, deceive the very elect. When he closed we gave out an appointment for the evening. At first we thought we would not notice his remarks at all, but after consideration, we decided that I should reply to him. Kvening came, the house was full, and I spoke to them for upwards of an hour. We had tlie best order I had seen in any of the meetings we had attended. Before closing I gave out an appointment for a week-nigmeeting, not wish ing to give them another chance of getting before us. On our way home a gentleman told us he had heard Mr. Miller discuss with sev eral ministers before, "but," said he, "he has got the greatest whip- tlie ever got in his fiing They next got some apostates to attack us, which they did at the closo of a very orderly meeting, and for polling lies they can beat . Their conduct the Salt Lake was most shameful. Several of the religious societies hereabouts are holding protracted meetings, and in giving notice of a second quarterly meeting the other day, the prin ter made It to read second quality meeting. In the midst of all the opposition we have had to con tend wiin, me j j or a iias been with us, aud his Spirit has rested down upon us, while we have, in our humble way, sought to lay before the people those principles which alone can save and exalt man in the presence of God. There is much excitement here about the late election, and both they are ready to fight riartles saythis line, if it cannot be settled to their satisfaction, and it is thought by some that neither of the candidates will ever take his seat as President of the United States. We have conversed with merchants, ministers, lawyers, and all classes of society, and all agree In saying there is trouble at our very doois. May God bless his ser vants In this laud and give them power to warn the people before troume comes. tpe ' erv reflpedlfullv voura. INST. seated by experienced 11th u. Gymnasts, Colored Preachers, s : l Sewing Machine Girl, jj Steamboats, Steam Engines, Italian Opera Harmonioons, Naritik Gold Watches, Revolving Chimes, Centennial Toy Bells, Mounted Charm Bells, Singlo and Double Trucks, Tin Animals, Railroad Trains, Shepherd's School Slates, Drawing School Slates, Ten Pin Alleys, assorted, Toy Kitchen and Britannia Tea Wax Dolls, i Dressed Dolls, Worsted Dolls, Wooden Dolls, Nigger Dolls and Doll Heads, Crying Dolls on wagons. Evening Gaines, Tin Trumpets, Fancy Tin Rattles, Italian Rubber Rattles, Ivory Rattles, Tin Buzzing Tops, Humming Tops, Toy Taints, 1'op Guns, Toy Buckets, Toy Watering I'ots, e, Lovers' Telegraph, Chincso Acrobats, " China Limb Dolls, ay Jack-in-Bo- Toy Cups, fancy, reeo-Roma- Savings Banks, in assortment, Rocking Toy Bells, French Toy Bells, Racers on Platforms, Hay, Coal, Wood and Dump Carts, Peddlers' and Express Wagons, Mechanical Locomotives, Revolving Hoops, Magic Lanterns, Alphabet Blocks, Noah's Arks, Double Gymnasts, Bubble Blowers, Toy Plates, China Dogs, Legerdemain Set, Rubber Halls, etc., Wo. loui W.ooden Whistles, Wrestlers, n iui uu!sf iic-ai-s v Toy Books, Mozart Aeeordeons, Grand Pianos, 7J Octave, Sets, Doll-Roo- m Sets, G x, Whips, In addition, we oiler the Publel a Large and Vailed Assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Selected with special reference to the Holiday Reason, and which are fcuaiantct'd fully up to our rogular sUndard. ht 'j'he advantages of capital and experience pom tsed by the Institution caalU it to ixtr ull lint of (i EXEJiAL AfEJiCItAX-JiSon vei'y close marglM, and dealers, however remote from business or manxtfacluring ctntrts, can rely vpon their orders (through mail cr otherwise) receiving the same prompt and careful attention as heretofore. E to-nig- ht II. S. liyiT.m.TCttGE, Snpl. , The HtainerNe T over huge waves, and the next instant seemingly engnlphed in the Impart to yawning abyssor beneath, man a lesson nis own insignino-anc- e that nothing else I can think of ran Inspire. The company arrived at Liverpool in good health on the morning of tbe 26th. The brethren on board unanimously tendered a vote of thanks to Bishop Rowberry for the klad services be naa maniresiea in behalf of the company during the entire Journey. We now turn our attention to our respective fields of labor, pray ing that we may be successful In winning souls to the kingdom ef God, such as shall be eternally saved. We found Bre. Carrlngton and in good health and spirits. lady ' Your brother In the gospel, Edward Cliff. X CUAS. D. EVJLH3. at SABB1TIIJRBJK1N0. York-sto- rm ate. Liverpool, Nov. 26, 1376. Editor Dcaeret JNaoa; At 3 p.m., November 14th, Blsh-oRowbsrry. Georsre Atkin. Chas. D. Kvn. Wm. ritnkaa Cletnrcrm Barber, Jno Tracy, Richard Steele, Thomas Barrett, John Proctor, Jens Jensen, John C. Christiansen, and Bent Jensen, set sail for Eng land on the steamer Wyoming of theGulon line. This ship has 91 emnloves. her recUtarcri tnunnir la 3,7119 tons, and her engine 600 horse power, ner consumption or coal per day is 65 tons, rate of speed 14 knots an hoar, extent of passeucer accommodation 1,220. length of vessel 369 feet. The company own vessels, v reignt rrom Amerieigne ca, cotton andlgraln, from England variea. Our starting point for England being New York, I will sav a few words about that city. Its Central Park is very fine, and Its Museum contains sculpture from the finest artists. The figure evincing the highest artlstlo design and work manshlp Is generally conceded to betuat.ofthe Babes In the Wood. The city Itself contains even finer public buildings than I expected to see, ana tne rost onice building the finest In the is a magnin cent structure, city, a and evidences style and workmanship that de serve the highest praise. The pilot bade us farewell at 3 p.ra. On Wednesday, the 15th, the' sea became very rough, and continued so until Saturday night when the barometer stood at hus rloane point, the itorm carrying away two 01 our sans. in Is dreadfully tempestuous sea tended greatly to Impede our progress, and loaeiioitate tne ftealth ot all on board, on account of tbe imuoasi blllty of taking exercise. Captain ones, commanuer or tue vessel jsays It is rarely that he ever wit nemed such a sea. The captain L a fine seaman and has received high testimonials from passengers for his presence of mind In great danger. He prevented a collision between this and another vessel off tne laiamiM or NAwrnnnnmnri short time' since, which gave him mgn character as a aallor. one or tbe finest I ever cxwan in Itm beheld la that of thasight majesty df terrors. The surging waves uaamng maary against tne easel; i as though they bad con aninad In bat la arrmv Mlnat Ifc progress, she meanwhile straggling oi ine ror very exist un ence,' th Ubored breathing of the earlne reminding me of some hnn leviathan struggling tor life amid the tumalt of contending elements, tha Impulse of whose breath seems maa 'stroxe or quioxeneu oy every the surging billows: the shlo. at one moment, riding triumphantly Nea, n I toii E1GL E EMPOBI w a tO .& M OiBce in WaaaUih ,' &y rV V-- t'MAHI.KK Ono bloi-- weal of 10 a BV OA AOv aud I, Howe UU, jr l. ai yy yy r . r 'y sx 4rwT OS a xv a lU sjy alsr M"' JKNN1NU8, v KKKAMUJU l.iTTLK, Lk S. UlUUt, Oaahlwr. JOHN SHAHP, w a? ) WM. V y y !,"'. WM. H. HtKfFH, rrenKfettk, II. 8. KLUHHIRJ K. Vk'fl'ml. IIKIUHAM VullK'u, A vO m a . AuthorlttHl Carltal, 13 a . B Oaj-IUl- yy - (X Or Nail Ijihe l(j , t ub , . . I'aiJ up f'W X y syy Cluotnnatt. NATION DESERFT ry n v Im ala,Uii Ksrbau(,t avxrlfs ' mads ami prv'l tnltted. rOUKlUN .4. f 4'llS7a Collection A-S- i I RICH TuUrtil tkiil I HH A NO G. F. CULMER i"' ti & Five Doom Eait of Oodbi'i Druj Store, bats a run. noes. - WM. JENNINGS, SONS Importers, Jolta SADLER ' llBflffGIilSS MERCHANDISE. & and Wholesale Dealers in GENERAL WANTIDI and Wyomlori to take orders tor "Liffhta aneTtlbadea In Ban Francisco; ; eontsloa 62S handsomely illustrated Sells rapidly. .Addrees, wiih stamp, Pub. "Ufht and Shades," ?14 Kearney Street, naa-ea- DANIEL GRENIG Just Received a Cbeioa Lot of 8taple and Fancy SIBES ! HIDES ! SIDSS NEW YOSK TRADE ! THOMAS M. AHEAtL & "OWLlJiMLLUOli:! MAjrorACToaaas Gash!NO Gash ! Gash ! " STOBE-PA- T. UMBERGKR, ' BWBITZER, SAP aAOO AND V . NEW YORK FACTORY - Ere&h . tt- -t V fT R lake pleaiure la Inf ormlnr the BTJTCnKRS and WOOL 0 ROWER3 of tftah that bare opened a house fur tbe ur)oee o( purchaaiuc v.! For which wa are prepared to pay tha JtlQircST MARKET PRICH T3 A fPtTCT Candied Citron and Orange, TT1VT ;DametM3 VruiU rljScst ; wun LlZillkJ?,&.i't SIEGEL Dressed JPoultry:1 JjctrHgrt'nd Brand of Floury . ;! i ; ? And ererytbJns' else a family needs, at Bottom rtsuras. OIto him a caU, at NOj OS First South St. VMM. near A0 Y SSStSSA nd j uaranue ia IL ('I al-ra- ys j & t - j il 't it not CO.. Lumier CWW ! 0 GU2E0 LINSEED OIL rtTH TO OKi' CliAZINU DO NIC Gibs ing NEW YORK On At ' BENEDICT, HALL & CO,, BOOTS & SHOES pay as muos, Rata Ol" ALL 8IXKH. E. COWLES. 4l4fl IE are t.ffwrliU ' LTOt Lirioj we Wool, Hides, Pelt, Tallow; and ' Furs, JJlckory and English R Ca. Whk lCthcy o a4 SIS Breedwajr, JOHM i ; MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING ' . .. r luauufHoturfi; S75 ' H AGENT IN MACHTOWN IN UTAH Has Hui yrm.-- t rrl Ti) tXKtl'KK. montli, trTollliiKxrna Aiily i In ittreon lo tt. A.jM. or UHANT 4 IU..1' 5 J. NTVKk 1 . A AND RRLEPTRll t! " I t Hf mlhug aiul Ia Siriiii ed In every vltr aud Uwu ouilwK intruifiioe to U14 our end Hlopa, NOTICI, A NRW A NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. pertons having- clalmt afsintt tha eatata of Maron rmxertau, de ceased, and also all parsons Indebted to aid estate, era required to present tbe tor settle mailt on er before this day him four mouth. W.L.N.iaur, Admlniatrtor. Bait Lake City, d 18 w December 13, 187& 111111 t'hll.lrtir Toy 1ut yV tor l'liiialiut aixi New jn1. l il ANDREW BURT, ' City Marshal. LL 8. L. Vvj TOYS ! TOYS heap. y, d22 Hotel, TIHTLI KANT CONCERNED ALL PERSONS take notice that the following section of a City Ordinance en Crimes and Punishments will be'strlctly enforced "Sec. 28. Any person who shall be convicted of skating, hunting, fishing, or any kind of sporting, or who shall keep open any bar, shop, store, or any other place to carry on any kind of business or amusement, or who shall participate In any kind of public amusement, or unnecessary business or labor, or who shall barter, sell, or give away any spirituous, vinous er fermented liquors, except for medicinal or sacramental Dumoses. within the lim its of said city, on the first day of the week, commonly cauea sun-dashall be liable to a fine in any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, or to Imprisonment not exceeding (three months, or to both fine and imprisonment" lloruej and Cotimrlat .1 1S It GresWI Mreet, , GROCERIES iin fit miKORKP ' TVTO ' Croer;Oroeby; dl40 Out RnUretookot , 0 ALL0"' A BAKQAIN, will 1 to per 1'1 rr0 |
