Deseret Evening News | 1884-10-02 | Page 1

it ' : . . - 1 i r i- ' SAlb vol. xvn CHICAGO TRADE. PLAKE Fieri AMERICAS. THE Wholesale llaimf.tclurert of iD SASH, DOORS rTfcEll IIUVDS, liiDiira-tveotj Peuss, Church Finish, BOOH IH OHIO. AJSD THE PEOPUli JPAKTY. . ManUls, htair Railing, Batft'rt, 'I HE D.Ol K. INMANITT AMI) by she iarrest l uuilxr ttalers in SaJt Lake Lisu and Uijuldiug City auu UKlen. lrt-e kuutfree uuun application IlooW V dlOJly OR BLUKD, m Made from the Beat Norwy CHlCAGa Pure. Absolutely marvel of powder never varies. Thi A piinty.itrrnpth and wholeRomenesa. Ilnra economical than the ordinary kind, ami cannot be sold in competition with the mul titude or low test, abort weight, alum Sold out tn cans. ROYAL Ha KIM a POW- - end it 'T liranch Store. UKK CO. tan- --' &$r- - SCALE CHICAGO ,51 CO. Box i liiolu1e4 LOOKING GLASSES a 40 lb. lanucr t(catl, aS. "Little DeLccUre" Vox. to 25 ft. $3. rmtn HrJZir, New York. tar Light Work, $10 401b, Anvil and Kit of Tools, limi aa4 mm? 44Bf Maw article AavtU, V1m Bl.m. Or KVKRY DVSCniPTZOfT. Etc FORGES, TOOLS, Best Forgii Mad .4 H. s. VaslJKUSE.y, Wm. 10 FOB SALE Ura fm. Leuiert. 109 Dnsas SU, Hew Tark. Manufacturers cf and Dealers tn COTTON Dock, Woodberry," Umid Mills, 'ail brands, all Polhemcs" and other favorite umbers Hard, Medium and Soft.: MAXVFACTURIXQ : iUCK FOB QEBALlS.BLUE.BHOWI!.Ga CONFECf IONERS, 28, 33, 32, Cottow Cabvass of ail numbers kept by Z. I., It Branch V, t Goods v,res and dealer generally in the Territory. r 1 rUTEl I11S5 Fairbanks Fine Family Soaps. 4 STEAU. W1TEI. (AS WBBK FffB JOBBERS NO ECONOMY IN BTJTTNG rpUEEE X. Mnythuifr solely because it ia C1IEA1, at Uit when you can pet the at the price of the poorer articleit ia olear ly to jyour advantage to purchase. Ef PLUMBERS MATERIALS, T'l'Plwn 7 Beekaaaa "Ureet, Fiiirbank's Fine Family JA. 3ST3EDW ! SO Refer by permission LakeCif. Are Undoubtedly the very beat in the mar k.fi. It you have onv U011M aa to this fact, try tbe Boapa and you wilt b convinced. WHITE STAR TOEK. to David James, Salt & CO. HAMLIN HEMPHILL, and prepared stulMully. CA11PETING, Is now celebrated aU over the country, and ia iu every1 respect strictly first class. It is the hands and lasts woodei fully easy whn beinc used, We ais make the foUowinu well known sraads. aU of whicuare highly recufnipenoVd OLDKM WRST, LAKEMHK, BRILLI1XT, OLD 6EIUUN, STAMKD, JKWEL, lit 1C. flSi'SSETS. HATS. CIETIS. Onr Goods are kept by Z. urancn More. FAXIlf. C- - M. L. and II. L. 31. Ask tot the Cormsrwtert titove Ifpe Kinoar. II Fives the Best Satis faction and mccta with Quick Sales. . For sale by Z C.M.I, branch stores I. and all the principal and U. CLAM , Mia. A seal. RUJlStf H'F'fl vv.b. CO., AND i FIRE ENGINES, ne Khet Xsuatl, Unn PipeH nambeW sad tUenaa umiii:i. Co. &; aleri fa k I.IUKRTY ST.,. FACTOUY, 13 Agricultaral Implements, Retail Stort, 118 ITnod Street, rSNCM wirkI BARBED WIMS, rMSCIKa, Ute., Etc 31 S1BTKSEC0ail5T..ST. LOSIS. A Mtetnufacttrtrs mmti Ffttoes Bnanaj CIsMMla, Belt. Uom mad Paestiaa;. fatwt. w.j. pattos,; J. n. woi.fk Wolfe, Patton mtd Jobbers PUMPS, O'DOXOVAX ROSSA'S DYNAMITE IN I'KAKCE. i WABXIKG GERM AST ASD FBAKCE TO ISTEEIX CLEAR OF EKtlLAND. ' US. War Material. London! 1. The authorities of Wool wich are displaying much activity in forwarding war material to Hong Kong. Six hundred tons of shot, shell and ordinance was shipped thence toI . day. , Amau-sa- 1 ay WATSON in Assembly UalL ? j ". HENRY WAGNER, ' ) u,.nj earrett Wi Baltisiork.Died lThe will otIt John Is dated Garrett was Wf II. y. Deer Park, Aug. 8th, 1884. and witnes sed by Andrew Anderson, . spencer SALT LAKE CITY, and W. S. Townsend: lie gives to bis sons Robert and Thomas Harrtaoa Garrett and his daughter Mary Eliza CAUFORSIA BREWERY beth Garrett, ana the survivors or sur- v Ivor of the a and theii heirs, all his real and personal, and mixed. LAQER BEERVJLLE and PORTER, estate, sa meet to certain trusts." erne trust is to nrovide 55JXJO annually for the relief WHOLESALE x AN D BET AH. of the poor of Baltimore. Another Door East Three Seoomd 4'owfA Street, . trust is that, "out of the net Income of 114 irvns A..- C.. my estate to devote $50,000 annually to sucn objects as oenevoience, 10 eouca-tiou- al tmrooses. to aid virtuous and and to such works struggling persons, 01 public utility as are caicuiaseq to promote the happiness, usefulness and progress 01 society. i Wrack aa Uaa Rta Oi 1. The outgoing Leadvllle Dknyeb, xuo turasae express ...on. tne ienrer . " . tla. oaut lncominr witn ine road collided Slovest, Tluware, train at 8.30 last night, near Ace- Ike a aa. 17 miles south of here. , About 30 jnili iiiuins-passengers wereainjareo, none isuuiy One engine and sleepei were wreck IT, ed, and the telerraph wires were 1 tiirown UOwll. xuuiiuk was ioowfl m. the accident until the arrival ot the a?T& wrecked train at noon. Vhvu! trains nsuaiiY pass at Acouia r t nlrht at Acouia the Leadvilie ta king the Olf.:v'"''v train arrived first, and wasfreisrtit cars eiriinr when a number 01 m discovered ahead. A br&keman forward to couple thes to ' the encine so they could be pn. J for-train ' to . dear in9 main iraca.- - 1 se Stesn Boiler, Uaters. hmkAimi made the'coapling and sig engineer naled his train forward. Thehad arrivSalt Lake train which iiaTcxs.cmuimri:s.tHi ofed the 'srnal this mistook in the meantime fWneu forward. started and off r himself ci0c& for a ? thopftH f V aa sal tan srtflsft auar a.St MS IUIUIU'7 D6 tTQCn The eajine struck the smog O. IUk 23, - Salt Lka City, hour MnalKfnir it la Itn clch. The i whlcii f 00 wed, te coach, passenger Gtm JLepatria0 Dam rronjpCg, ""-- t thrown irom side in the ditch. The third; car on its CCAIaAjrTEEO. AlXfOBtt , 'PTf wr7La was the l'ujlrn Tt. i thrown -i i.. i Into tsa ctchahd 5adjreci- - & - i 3Eo.n.scon&co. a I naAJCtaUkl. 1 SIKjeORO 1 n , aiavail SpoolCotton tnr;!n. HATNES & SON, '- O. M. T. in DENTIOT. IM'A partner r iw. r. nfcii- J. K. an Aatia Ban BMMtte kls OaVe ta tk4rirw- t here BlILDISO, IIatAU'soUeita bis fcrwaer earnestly ;jtrmawa 4T- Oira kua a caJi- rwnST puu - has actually proposed a renewal of the conference to finally settle the Egyp tian nnanciat question, audi nas suggested the conference meet in Berlin belore the close 01 uctooer. rue idea meets with increasing favor among . French politicians. jSaelalUt Warnlas;. Jules Vallcs. the celebrated Commu nard, has an article in Matin Francaise bidding Germans and Frenchmen be01 ware 01 arousing tne dormant spirit He says although EngEnglishmen. Immense land has no standing army, yet in the.event of war her soldiers would spring up from the ground. Her wholo force of militia volunteers and every man able to use arms wonld ral-r- y around the British noton Jack. He warns trexiuany mas- - me presence 01 Socialism Is ever menacing to her. and Socialists whole at tbe bidding of thedown their arms. regiments mayaslay lie concludes iouows: "Beware 01 the silent race. Only raise your voices above th cannon. Don your red coat, Celebrate lafeu. SangT ; Tb j Caialera. Bomb. 1. Reports of cholera in Italy the past 24 hours show a total of 4&1 fresh cases, 197 deaths, against 421 cases an4 229 deaths for the preceding 24 hours; Tne total reportcu include 136 cases and 157 deaths at at Naples,: 5'i cases and 30- deaths " lienoa. The Monitew says : Should tne sani to tary condition of the city continue at improve, tbe consistory will be held ' the end of the mouth. " : : Tb EgTptlan Qaesdan. It is reported that Prince Bismarck 10-u- The PaMIC Debt to-da- aiJil IvSwiVmsW TUe (Making-- Fnad. The Times Vienna dispatch: The feeling respecting the suspension of the Egyptian sinking fund is passing away. Tbe Powers are waiting for the term to expire wnicn was nxea ior tne measure. withdrawal of the They would have consented to the measure naa tuereconsulted tnein iLugiauu on. ,1 - Oreenwlch. The Leakier considers Greenwich the only meridian England will accept "as the standard ior measuring longitude. Work far Woolsely. It Is reported the British Cabinet have determined to send to the Cape of Good I Hope General Woolsely to head the expeditiou to crush the Boers after he lias successfully settled the affairs at Khartoum. The (ton of Ills Father. Paris, t. The son of O'Donovan Rossa, who is in this city, boasts that lie brought with him - fifty thousand francs, with which to bpy dynamite to be sent toj Engiaua. r . f .. ABATING. SI Oprjn " , i Georgia, Mississippi, tJJjtioO; Carolina, $0,070; south Carolina, $4,400; Tennessee, w,uos Texas, .,70i); Virginia, $3,300r West Viartnia. kJ.MOOj total, ipbo.uw. ueport ' accepted. Tbe Paper Makers. , writing Springfield, Miss., f. TheNational paper makers, a branch of the cumuuercu I'aper Association, of reducing the producthe question tion of tine1 papers, to counteract the IktJ influeuce on the market caused by the prohibition ot tne importation 01 fordirn material, which has increased the cost of paper stock. The folio wing, ,,, was unanimously auopieu: , HrsudrtetL. That we will not offer oar orders any paper for sale, or receive an advantage price therefore, except atcents two of from one to per pound. lleaolved. That rather tnan sen our naner. at a less aavance inau vuai, we uittiied in tne' loregoing resolution, win i.m.n our croductlon not 11 the nrirv of rtaner advances sufficiently to. cover the extra cost of rags and other material, tu-u- 1 - TUE CIIOLERA APPARENTLY A r II crt. There Ales-k.- Lnc 'smart w ninmwn aV - er!t. :. TV asaaansnsnsa. - A-f- Jwl7Vai4aBkfu w to-da- Full JJno or are s S 3E33 y. 3 hl. cou-venti- on farce-gulpi- ng ; c. Friday night. Washington,!. The coinage of the arious mints during "September was if4,C13,:3 Of which $2.S'0,000 was standard doliars. The international prime meridian conference began its session Forty delegates were present, repre Secretary senting 22 countries. welcomed the delegates. Admiral Bogers, on assuming the chair, defined the object of the coufereuce, and expressed the hope that a prime maridian would be agreed upon. to-da- NEW STOCK Or FURNISHING ay " HltlKF TELEGRAMS. W00M Hall. Mass.. 1. The Mer-Co has succeeded in ritt Wreckinr the , 2 adapooaa sniBciedtly to raising ner remove two Tunes towara Aager-tow- n Harbor. - It annears probably that in a few days sue will be got to where she can p temporaruy repaired. Ban ' Francisco. 1. The Associated Press.Yokohama advices announce the arrival of "Prince Oscar of Sweden, to leave for. home August Ststh, who ws Sept. iota war has greatly The Franco-Chine- se reduced the trade of Japan with China. New Yorld 1. The military order of the Lova! Leidon of the United States elected officers for the ensuing year, among them Commander Generalurant. oi. Lyman linages was iranstne iuaiuorma ierrea to comiuanoary' ' i l San Franclso; I. Mr. Rtrkl. the new Japanese: minister to the United Slates arrived Dy tue steamer cuy oj " to-nit- rht . to-d- ay Peking W. K. Allen f-- 1 Ia;v 1 h.'iiv nut Or T l 1 lanaftf I yJurlL ilHIV UMir. HOOTS AX SHOilK THOS. Ws JENHINGB' Lumbago, Backache. Headache, peotnacne, - ScmI-Ih- " - i . i ' 4 3iTOTCE3. miuixwm- -- tai. 1 . ... . ivmm i--r te mie mu-I- i '' i-a r-ioo- y i I 1 J. r " . .v aSjSsBBnBBnSSjBB c a - j .i a -- MM VUy - " 1.1 I WP yrZ'1 well-bein- g. m - ..: JLSn SIERRA NEVADA LUIilBER ASS' WanamakerJJ OAK HALL, U k- ,., ; 3 , Jt- . - M. isaaa STATU BTJlXDINGr A SPECIAIiTY n.c; 1 A FEW HINTS 1 .. inf llcart4ara JOHN DKAN SWIFT IIKARO . FROM. , . m . to-da- av. l.A JOH3 JJKAX SWTFT. to-!- av ARMS -- WTTH CO., Plumiiers, Tinners, Gas anil Steam - . aal : : a. a. "-lli- DAVID jKmES -- CORRESPONDENCE. RCTBlJtTCL'TSUlCLSS.- Loss af. Appetite, - Hea.1- - tarm-enoug- Ilnna, Of-e- ' City trs remedy. "' . o ilJf ALL ITS CKANCHF 1 (Ionli n n; i'JVM; ON KHOkT NO t Vater Pipss anil Ffxtures put I'msr o ; il , m on Reasonable Term: "iyr a TTsr. street. txiau?;iCaTi6H Al OFricK akv r.rxnr.M TXXJLraoKX WI? : ARIJ........... NOW,...,.-...OFFISKINO I ... ; U4 ATKit'l 1 k! - s - .t. ...,;- f fiaat, Nearalgia, an, front digestive loraag4- HciaikSHofte aueat, or eolda, and dlsaripear oa rtovfnj Uw easBW ty lb ase ol A vta'a Pills. f I is Fitting and TTinningr; Kooiin, (inUri iTcp? ( FiLia are the IthenB.sllaiB t Call and Examine) otkr Stock of Plumbing Supplies . i Gas Fixiurem, Hater Filters, JLlcS r J ta eol.13, :.ri ri uml)i Fool Slautaeli t'latalrsMsjr, iMsalneae, acaa. Kambarss, Kan ia, are all relieves and eared ty Avcn's Pills, ; ji In Liver Coanplalnt, bilious Disorders, and Jan ad Ice, Iter's Pii.fS sboold bo eiven! ta doses to eaeite the liver jand bowels, awl remove' conatipaUoo. Aa a eieansing wediclna ia tne Spring, thejr Pills are anequailed. Worms, ennsod by v jnorbld eondilon ot fha bowels, ara espelld by thass Piixa. and' Fife, KrajtUaas, aVaia the resnH of Indigestion or Cot art! nation, are enrcd by U oa cf AT ta'a Pills; , I For Colds, taka AVcm'S riLL t I lia pores, remove fnnammatory secretiotis, Oi l illay the fever; , f uc pianrawa aad Dyseatarjr caused bj ind Taaoara, prepay, Kidney Gaaaptalale, and Other disorders eaased by debilrty e " obatmctk.n, are eared ty Area's Pills. Supprrsalna, and Paloful neayLraa. tlon. Lavs a safe and ready reavsriv (a OF i-- ?t i' 1 1; i 1 tx wholes & .i retail ; quantities, AT AVER'S PI XXS. PRICES AWAtBELOWtlio MARIflET - "What a beautiful arm she has," said Tia reporter yesterday afternoon Whom with tq a ;lady friend ' .was con ... he r J FaO (TlrscUona, In varioua Uvayryijca.W on ij.nauway. reierreu ua, lie vcfnuig me snapery arm oi an cierantiy areas company each packs (re, ed, rather slender lady who had just is' .J .'rsv. . passed. "'Anaiarra is not genuine," 1, MI I.U4 IIBKMCH lltltlUil. lb unticaiist cot fal-esald th Or, J. 0vAyer &.C.f Low? !1, L!a. "Itirarly ta Bermania. Innrecsbled taeenstown ly. rOTssft tart. at tne an Sold by all LVnfclsta paasen- Moat is developed, artificially, Fitted aitia i4vstigmuonjol ' .. ALLKINDS olfAraTlllTimLiLS , - . l" lOrta-lTl- 'M ; . .v-.- - A up r 11 ... ... , BOY' . I Hera Tkmt. urnUe, Sprain, . u i 1'rni.t lturcm KIM, DEPAKTMENTOlf DKAF3IUTKS, OTUBH ilOMLf PAIkS AKD ACHES. AXD lit UNIVERSITY OF DKSKRET. Sol3 bv Dr DtH n nd Dnlm e trr w!ib. rift C.p a , STUDEBAKER'S rlf AttLKA A. TSGKLEU CO b. A. Tflt w a. twi.uh . w-alt Lake City, Utah, 1S81. nin.i.. September, Camases. LeaulnsL STfls At the list session of the Utah Leg islature, an appropriation of $2.oo i vears was made to annually for two the University 01 iiseret to assist 111 A GRADE" BUGGIES, establishing,a iu connectl 3n with the " 'B GRADE" Institution, department lor the inI VL GESKK OF mutes. THE deaf MKETIXti of struction 'COLD BASIS" " The otllcers of the University have atotHkhohiers of Zion'ti ("o operative rix?-been diliwut in making every prepara tion possible for the reception and ac- Mercantilje ! iiMitution Will he held in tlie Phcetoti. T Carta, commodation of this class of students, Sjdial liail.'in this city , on Saturday, jctrf-- , and have secured from the East talent bcr mi ui tip ir.cns 4th, 1BS4, at 3 r. m. for the election of ; specially adapted for their instruction so the Department is now ready to adanil .Director W the riiuing year, Oiii' mit as students such deaf mutes as find for 01KM SPItlNIJ WAOON9 1 other liusi transaction ot A' need instruction and are otherwise fit ' A before flic be enter ness as to the school. ted meeting. may brought The Luited States census of ISA) re T. G. W Kit HER, 1100, fl23, $180. $175 113 deaf mutes in our Territory. ports , i and Treas. $UoO, $300, $aso. pji rv few of w a It is quite certain that but the Laic City, Scit. 271 li. 1 4, parents or guardians of these deaf and dlw Salt K-T dumb persons are able to send them WAGOnL out of the (Territory to. be educated. FARM That they should be educated, for reasons beyond any that apply iu support tu j of the education of those who are iu W. COLBERTSOS, full possession of nil their senses, few DH. will deiiyj yut, until tue present tune, no provision has been made in this 0CGUL1ST Territory for their instruction, while r ttiousauds of dollars annually have 'AM been .expended lor the education of those who, having all their senses, are AUK18T. better able successfully with life without it, than they. OF IXDIAN APOLIS, As education abroad is not accessible x nn.. .w-- .j 1 ir sr s ,1 l to the many, it should be well known "Will be at tho- CONTINKNTIAL S. OCTOIIKK IIUTETa 1j. the a that school City, Territory throughout Gilt, and remain until for the deaf and dumb has been the lOth. established, at home, In which they may receive instruction at the lowest H E C TJ It E S rrThe object of this letpossible-cost- . IIERNIA, PILES, CATAlililT, ter is to announce this fact to those CIIIIOXIC TliOUBLES. who may be lutereslLd in this humane 1 As Etc. effort. It will be sent ' not only to parents and guardians ot deaf mutes I wherever known, but to others who fVV : mav aid us bv securinz us the names and addresses of persons In their vi charge, as parents cinity who have in or or guardians, any mis unfortunate class. It will also be sent to persons who. though having no responsibility's of this kiud themselves, mav, through a beuevoleut desire; to help the help less, use an Influence with some who 1 ,w.i in i iw. . . do not realize the advantages of edu 1 cation to their deaf children or wards, to Induce them to provide these de at least the elements of The Largest j V pendents withmac seems-san education R. J. RmrKvivv necessary 8. J. Lk sin, Tailoring fevV to their SjMerccant II, hktMIKK Lake. Salt V&ANIXG MIXsTj. W.Truckru, VUil.. 4VV In the school now established in con, and Clothing' House nection with tbe University of Deseret, in America. in Salt Lake City, will be taught the best available method of ready communication, together with reading, writing, bpeiling, arithmetic, grammar. geography, and also higher branches as they may be required. Besides this, - T DEALERS IN ' as soon as practicable, a common 1,.,' BROWN, t ',.boarding tdace. or home for all our ., deaf mute pupils will be established. woere uiey win ue constantly associcomated with thoir teachers and in Philadelphia. munication with them, so that they A full Una of card sample of LATH, Bhlnxles, may be trained to proper demeanor Frames, Uoors, Window, aa mav . . . a MottMIngs, ss nuuii-u,jb aaw r as in ami social- politeness as well piece gooaa atoca SalA t'aCKlaa Ilozes, Itnlldet gmi thmi( ' ft Bw m win toaod with will studies. scholastic , iiaroware thus,' uThey ba VelhU, CLASH, Ktc., Ktv. also, be under the constant surveil JOHN DAVIES,. so tnat their lance ot their teacners, SALES A0ENTfc www or atujuiatKIPHQNS MADG TO ORDitR parents or guardlaus may feel assured. and of their safety protection. Utah. SaltXake City Arrangements for board and lodging will be made for those who desire it. rate of tuition is ten The dollars per iOt- aba ItaU Black quarter. in cases, however,' in which n. J. LTJv)V. Hmpu parents or guardians are not able to even this amount, their children or pay waras win be admitted to the school of free charge for tuition, under tbe FOB THE USE Of beneficiary arrangement of the Unl is given r versity, provided evidence are ana tne that poor applicants truly To snooe-- the Km Dose. . wormy. j els rupuswuo contemplate loininzthe seafjr, S to 4 VilU class should make preparations to do to C PUU tkeroughlf, so at once, that they may have the Experience kiildeeide tht benefit cf the early lessons: in the coarse of instruction. proper doe fa each case Further information relative to the i school may be obtained by addressing . Hi for Coaatlpatlaa. ot Goatlvai ?4 . 12 tue undersigned. . - -1 Pills . rest4y Is ao effective m Yours truly, John It. Pake, Toey ibsurs regnlar dally action, and rePresident University of Deseret. store tbs bowels to a healthy condition. TO ipO V f iladises4jaa,er Dyapeaaiat, AVEAV enrsv a and ar I'illjI tt InvatnaMe, 11 i icr, G. SI e: ui ri -- V OT ALL GRADES AT CURES RheumaUsm,neuralgijL; Sciatica, " tt G000S, $ f L THE GREAT J IV A a r a Co.. of San Francisco. SaltLakr City, October 1st, 188. importers of plumbers' materials, have due failed. Liabilities, $43,000, mainly . i Editor Deseret Neves 't to eaMernereaitors. Sir inonlred for by myself Finding VT. t Tli. rt.mlltAII old Engiand,as stated in acquaintances Labor Political Association, headed by in a letter from G. I4tmbert. I be a band and earrvins transparencies to report myself and family to friends with mottoes, paraded the principal at home firstly, and after the strong streets ;to jt Market a Square, where nint given, a nope to ieT, acquaintances roeecb.es were niada avnd a resolution know that we are well in was passea. uenouncing tne system 01 abroad ana well satisfied with our neaitb, ana Chinese laoor; mountain home and its surroundings. importing pauper return the of demanding foreign pau and I am tlankf ul to God for the free pers, the recall, of the immigration dom and blessings we enjoy. In Jus and lecturers, and the, repeal tice o mysc'l i may per naps be "per agents of all laws that do not bear equally mitted to state tnat i nave written upon capital ana tabor. some relations, and have since Written nave not yet posted ail San Francisco, 1. The formal an- to I r lends, but letters.. . 1 mucnt regret this delay nouncement of the transfer bv the tne a. nope vo pront oy yoar soj vice. Southern Pacific lull road company to oat the Atlantic 4 Pacific of the line be nave been busy ail tne tune since ar tween Motive station and the Needles, riving here, providing for family and and was made y. The first shipment attending to business in -general, a nome. myseu oi a thousand tons of wheat over tne ouuuing to 1 trust there will be no ' fur Southern Pacific, via New Orleans - At what the Elders have, the ther inquiry as touean Liverpool wasmsqe with Joan bwut alter let- present freight rates the railroad com aoneare forwarded as to my where- trs pany wuu laac iu tne wheat oaereu. t aooa.s. c; dispatch from . Tour brother In the Gospel. Phnadelphia, Lancaster tobacco arrived from x raacisco. mere ior d is .ua lanrest single shipment of . tobacco ever made in the history of thatconn-t- y. It is estimated that each car contains over It tons. The value of the tqpaoco is piaceq at f iao,ooo. New York, l.A. J. Carpenter makes i'laes J".I-ca- te thelp'lhTinjt!"!ererit; that icy dj.uUiler Lari leit A'ew York last Wednesday on tae steamer WEN'S--AN- Y y. & to-d- ,' ; en -- Lum if V."' Timei. LO03H I ! The decrease of the public debtdnr- -iewas ins ?h,vw,uw, September T S1.,A Kfi4fWI Wl i TErRCSKNTKD BT JOHN BAE. x,uuu,wv, d uuc w, 1MJ ClraSe much jocn, cash in the Treasury, $4,031,000: irold certm certiticates, Jrlao,s7,ooo; silver of de certificates cates,$l:J3,2Ul,000; ii Air v Pa - i- m uv;i leasuvi. tH,t. a IV ftr ' V'S io,54o,uw: reiunatng cenm A Co.. Clark. posit, . i 'a. Cunnlnctnn cAtes. $271,000 : legal tenders. S340.681. M. Co., Sear A tidrUe. KMrtsdjre 000; fractional currency, $a,WT,0U0; uiii' wtta twiMi bisuea tne ractnc railways, in terest payable by the united states, m- outsitanding,904,623,aiz; principal accrueu ust T5ROS., icresi interest paid, by the. United. States, by the 3, 01,rj04; interest repaid service. Stoneeatters and Baildcrs, companies by transportation $1S,8o8,0U6; by cash payments, 50 per cent. ol the net earnings, huo.kxsi rewtsfoaas. Ifornaments, ifontrts, iron Msmtsls, H raits and Hearth Stones. balance of interest paid by the United .. . ' t I7S ltH SOITH TEJtl.K BT., States. M.S5&ZIQ.' 3t f' ut btocti: OF TsT MORE; WARLIKE WORK FOR i WOLsELEY. f 2,050; Florida, WD rr tn the Territory h-- ! Louisiana, fixx); North York. on a stock hand romplete et this Constantly well known and Justly celebrated C3-T- J 2sTDE CJ IE DR. I JtLASTiya, KEXTUCKT RtrLX, JTAIR LA try, VVCK, LECTi:lV tVSJL Sw, r tlb r cushinto both Ik r sleeves are ions formed to give r arms the outa lines leiMiired. If you would lb. iL' 'ee np wrarm d mi pin into her curve t tt a; sink that pretty tlht s'( eve bt coins m. .:.i Vm..a--I'Vtc-l gers on the vessel. I continue search- ing aud Inquiring for my daughter, but iMfe but slight hopes 01 finding her. Pittsburg, 1. The employees of Oliver Brothers & Phillips, iron ruauulae- turers, were notified this evening of a general reduction of wage of twelve and a half per eent. to take effect on the Bth Inst. The order states that the continued depression of the trade, tt.e FOREIQS, The Peabedy Fund. Nkw York, 1. The trustees of the opened Peabody Educational Fund at tbe Fifth their annual session iuna: Aiaoama, J.uuu ; $2,100: , AT IaKSS i?HICES THAN EVT3R. to-d- ay P1sm S- t- New M The traiu reached Cincinnati at 3.40, m lieu the usual deuionstratious were made at the deuot anti hotel, where Kiaiue spoke briefly. Has said; "1 thauk you and all the good people of Cincin nati ior inis cordial, hearty and wax- mliceut reeeptiou. At ti.ao Jilaine was escorted by the reception committee to the exposition building, which .was crowded. ' For a m hiie Blaine held an Informal recep tion in ihj commissioner's odicc, w here some Keutlemeu and many ladies were presented to Win. Then he was escorted to the stage. Blaine made a few graceful remarks appro, priate to the occasion. Senator Sherman, J udgo Foraker and Cougrussman Uallett also made britf addresses. After the speakintr Blaine was given a complimentary dinner br the commissioners of the exposition; trite occasion was entirely icaJ, and there was no speakinj during the dinner, at which several locally distinguished Democrats were present. Blaine will spend Thursday iu Cincinnati. At the af te. noon session ef the Irish American Republican League, much time was spent in choosing a permanent chairman, M. Beland having been put in nomination in opposition to A. L. Alorrison, selected by the commit, tee. Morrison was finally elected by a majority of four. The report of the committee on resolutions was adopted, and ratifies the nomination of Blaine aud Logan. Governor Cleveland. Governor Cleveland Albany, 1. Erastus accompanied by Coming, Ma.ot Albany, Simon W. liosanjor Bauks daie, John A. ilcUall and ueu. Austin L,uuier, leave Albany ior uunaio ou a alter noon. special train iiie party will arrive iu liunalo at SM. Elaborate preparations are made lor the Governor's reception. The train makes no stops. The Governor leaves Buffalo on the regular train Friday night for Albany. The Butler Bsesa. Lout Wayke, Ind., 1. Gen. Butler J arrived at :ljp.m. He was met at the depot by a committee, aud the carriages were headed bv the city bttad. lie was immediately driven to tbe fair grounds, where he addressed .1,000 people. ,The General spoke an hour and a nail, ana preaictea tuai tue nartr which shall be defeated at the November election will unite, with the i'eotile's party in the future. At the close of his speech he was greeted with a round of cheers. He then proposed th ( cheers for the Pebble's Dartv. himself gi. ing the cue, "Hip, hip, hip.7 wruca met witn an eninusutsuu re sponse. come 2;.-- A silssciH Liiiuu-cir.ami some in iha mvTspaper shrinkage of values and competit ion, business, holding higher positions titan compel the tirin to take this course. reporters aud more than one of thctn San Fracclsco, 1. The 21st annual was in the "brainiest crowd on the Loof brotherhood Pacltlc slope" that witnessed the pri convention ot the comotive Engineers opened vate exhibition of Lulu Hurst's alleged Three hundred delegates werepreseut. phenomenal powers on last Saturday The session was a public one, Mayor evening, i'fhe "wonderful manifestaf W WiHIams k lioyt'S make) In Goat, americaa and 1 Bartlett delivered the address of wel- tions" of Miss Hurst constitute one of Saodals', Tics, etc, also au on.llcsi, variety of come. Grand Chief Engineer Arthur tbe simplest huiubitL's ever provided reThe made the annual address. for a public. They will probably last three davs. slreugth, a Ijadles Grain, Qoat, Arrerlcv and French KLllTtgTi mil quire ouly a little mucuUr endorseand the of deal treat (A3 "gall," at Sacrlnrln lrli 300 well 8boes(;(M and Satin Sllpfiera, Panama;!. It is reported V. of the managin.' editors of daily armed men have gathered within ten ment of Cloalug out th entire line Hldeana Insanity. miles of Panama, bat there is 110 trust- newspapers to become "uuexplainable sctcutiMts, according to is-any known attaaea an4 Cltllilrea'a Shoe. inlorm.it Ion as to their design. by OniCAnVt. A hideous crime was worthy laws." The exhibition amusing, the movement is revolutiou, it will and commit here last night, almost un- If it to intelrectiial may inngwrttntii as mere beyond politics, IT paralleled, in iu 'atrocity. Michael not extend are pheuomeital, but uuv man who is all supplied with an seem bedeviled with spiritualism or not Shay living in a miserable hovel at 41) foreigners of anna biuotlier can aud Clark street, went home during the abundance at regulated; by advertising w.hed tiles can violence. night in a drunken state, and with the any attempt exactly the simi manifesta produce 1 double scull tions. Aim Jrratrt.ciM. body of a dead infant to which his .The Ont., Toronto, wife bad given birth dniiug the niirlit race mile and one-ha- lf straight he beat her to death. When arrested away,here, for the amateur championship of he was In such a sodden condition that America and two gold watches, benothing intelligent could bo obtained tween O'Connor and Knrlght, of the from him.' Toronto Bowing Club, aud John Laing was won by the aud J. H. Humphreys, former in K minutes 20 seconds. WHICH WILL AjSTOMISM THE NATIYPT.. . Troy, N. X.', 1. Y. B. Bartholomew, aaaaaasnaa a coichman employed by W.J. Sim- man, secret- mous, a wealthy business BRITISH WAR MATERIAL FOR married Simmons- - aaopteo aaagn- HOXG KOWCk ter, Mary Emma Babcock acd r., Arenac Hotel. Mr. Curry, the general agent, presented his report, snowing tue following distributions oi tne in s, HAZARD POWDER Rale by Z. C. NO. - r-- M3 A 344 BUOAUWAY, Sample of any of our Soaps always furitished when desired. N. K. A1KBANK A OO.. Chicago, 11L Office, 6S 2, 18841 - ow Mmmtfmetmrmrt . if and and PECK BROTHERS & CO., USE THE BEST! They are made of the finest material to 150 These tiooda i 1 14 store and u,t ether purpoaea, constantly made to order. J A rent for II. S. Hunting Co.. "Standard" or Case the les quantity. and "Eagle," by can be obtained at Z. C. XL L OHIQAGO. are CM. 4 103 II THE ESET in he wide, for Deck. Car. Trunk A'sjron Covertnpa, Machine Aprons tn 31 MICHIGAM 1YEH6E, ALHAXBaU, KPAMSO CASTILE. KXTIU AXESICAX j U-- d uon-ooil- BYZ.C.M. L oRINCKEKiOFF, TURNER & CO, JOHN C. NEEMES & CO., & Wall .Street, New York. Uamijacturtrs qf and Dealers tit SSa Sral. 196 W. MEKRIABI & CO., . S. Jtfftrton St., Chicago. , lal r,. w, S40. 3 Tan. 4 Tom SOtf. BeaiM tr!n tuaUe . Iron, Finished Already to crive, by thai UNION IIOKSK NAIL CO., Tor Sale by Z. C. M. I. O . 1. The: kneclat iug Mr. lilaiue aud party ttouvcj si few stops between JJavton ami hia place. At 12.S0 the train arrived at llatuUluu. Here Mr. Blaine aud uartv werodriveu tbruuscli the town to a. uiud iu front ol the court bouse. Hon. N.jL. More? iutroduced Mr; Biaiue tut the most distiusruishfcd re- pnsciitativc ol the Aiuericuu flaa. The j;rcat crowd Cher red heartily aud re- pcatediy. When order was restored xilaiue made a protection sueuch. a snoe on IxMJer than mhy other. Wenarauiecour-Xai. to ! C'tuai iu Quality and DurabOity to ny maUc VixW t'HIRE. Tbe Blaina Baoan. Hamilton. STIR HORSE .M!IS," POMSHKP . KT. 111. kl m 5to:k constantly ' j .' , TUIBTY PEBSOSH IXJFKED OX Stairs, Xttcelm, JCte. CHICAGO, Our Good r liberty. j THURSDAY EYENING, OCTOBER ed. Every birth v in the sleeper, both upper and lower, Was occupied. The coach was with a few in day th smoking e r.crowded, However, not one of the passengers was fatally injured. The following is a list of the most seriously hurtt A..' A. Grant, Albuquerque, shoulder dislocated and badly bruised ; Mrs. P. Saguache, A. V. Gunnel, Judge painfully braised ;Bertschy; of Iake Oonnty, ttevere cut on the head ; G. W. Thatcher, Aspen, back seriously injured i U.F.Maderla, face terribly cue. ' KlIlosJ hy m Hlchwaynaaa. to11 1. At o'clock Minneapolis, night a streetcar in the south part of the city was stopped by highwaymen who commanded the driver to give np the cash box.' The latter refused and the robber fired two shots, one of which killed Albert Mailman, an iron moulder, the only passenger The murderer escaped. eu vmtiu mnoai nusam uana. Co., XiriD afba: UtAh TERRITORY, CITY, BY'TEIJEGRAPH. 18SO. 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