Deseret Evening News | 1884-11-28 | Page 4

r -- r-- v .1' V Vr fHO 13 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CECCRAPHY O? THIS COUNTRY , 8ES 0Y EXAMUiiaa TK13 MAP, THATTHE - . r , L T:-- r Wlia: jii,r' . Friday. WILt - - rr5i---i3V-?iV--- or by building with exlsting lines ' special strainers for the Canadian l'aclfic Uallway Uo. The Governor and Augusta, 27. Council having completed their cunW vote cf Maine ing of the FresidenUal as follows t declare tie result ht Highest number of votes received .by Kl&ine electors 72,209, Cleveland 82,liU, . Butler 3,853; St. John, 2,16i). Mrs. Mary Lugerbeel die suddenly at Washington last nirht. (She was mother of the late Mrs. Christlancy. It is estimated that "iOO.OOO persons left Paris during the recent cholera now returning epidemic. People . are) in great numbers. : . Scarbono Bros,, worsted spinners, of Halifax, have failed for l5,000. The failure was caused by the depression of trade. . to An attempt was made yesterday by explosives,. Payaon ' Towa destroy, Hail, near Oldham, England. Damage light; no arrests. ,? The blacksmiths at Oliver Bros., Street mill, have been Pittsburg, Teath notified of a 20 per cent reduction, to take effect December 1st. A meeting will be held in a few - days to consider , t. , . , the reduction. , t ' New Orleans, 27. Gen. Miguel Gua-di- a, of Costa IUca, wuo arrived . here last Thursday from Port Limon,y,died suddenly of heart .disease about aboard the steamship MertLia, 30 miles below the city, en route to ' , , Port Limon. , . iNew' Vork; 27. Thanksgiving day passed very quietly. Business houses closed. The postofSce remained open, as on election .day, and the custom bouse authorities gave an hour for the entrance and clearance of vessels, r i Milwaukee, 27. It was not until today that complete returns of the election were made to the Secretary of Stpteat Madison. The total vote for the several . presidential candidates is as follows i. Blaine, 101,147; Cleveland, 14, 464; St. John, 7.S4S; BuUer, 4,572. Blaine's plurality, 14,CU3. '.Toronto, 28. A circ'ular from, Hickman, general, manager of the. Grand Trunk, to employes, states that owing to the poor state of business and consequent falling away of receipts, a reduction of the staff is found necessary as well as the continuation for, the present, of the reduction in wages., . Victoria, B. C, 26. The government of British Columbia- received official Information that the Canadiaa Pacific railroad has decided to make Coal Harbor, Buzzard Inlet, the t of the road. , j iNew York, 20 MemBers of the commission to the World's. Exposition, accompanied by the Eighth Mexican cavalry and military band, arrived toof the Exposition day.' A delegation management met them' at the, depot, and a salute in tueir honor,was Area by . ... the Washington artljlery. A society composed of a number of wealthy ladles and gentlemen have permanently organized in Philadelphia lor the purpose of looking- after the education and other wants of the 400 Chinese who reside in that city. ... James Ryan and James McCarthy were going fchome with a team from Uammondsiord, Minn., but stopped on snowstorm atthe account of of Tim Donohue inrthe Timber; shanty While they were all asleep the shanty took fire. McCarthy barely escaped ; the other i two men- Were burned to . j death, j ". Bismarck, In the Reichstag charged members with using railway, a. free passes to travel all over the Therefore; he advocated the revoking of the granting of passes. " Boston, 20. Official i announcement of the vote for Presidential electors in Massachusetts : Blaine, 14fi,7i4 : Cleveland, 122,352: BuUer, 24,Ciii; St. John, 9,923; Blaine's plurality, 24,872. Portland. 26; Oregon official vote t Blaine, 20,t2 ; Cleveland, 24,693 ; But- - EVENING NEWS. 7 L,tcj ; - by teiaEghaph, ma wkstkkji um ' : o pbiq sr. jl THE vxiox TxucaaArm LlVER. DI8OR0EI1ED Tnttn these aouroee arise 17 : a of the dUetiti of the human race. TUeso Symptoms Indicate tbeir existence : JGoea of Appetite, Bowels eeatlve, Stale .fter eaUag,aver Uela'a,rvll-ea- s . F8EHCH DIBCrSSIOST OF WAK 'AY.25& IkL ViVStV tVlJ:? UY-a- aI V-- I - tiSTV'o SsTXr - - - ' - j- - - th Berlin, the bodijet for 1883Kelchstag was discussed. H err BurchArd, SecreUry of the Trea-aur- y, In aobmitUns; the admitted that the financial estimates, exhibit .was not satisfactory. The revenue from sources had dwindled unexseveral pectedly, notably from the beet suprar ladostry.the decrease In which amounts to 21,000,000 ; marks. He aald.it was iroposible to expect any increase of revenue from the sugar industry at present. The revenue from tobacco oad'aiso dwindled 8.000,000 marks dor-in- s; the year. He said that if tne pensions law and the oceamsteam er subyentlon bill passed the Belch- tag,, additional financial burdens upon wie would proDnaget which must be ensue, bably laeect, especially as the financial conuiuon 01 tuo country is satisfactory. Burchant was unable to say whether the government was pre- pareu to uiirouuce any- iregtt taxation had rejected bills, since the so many formerReichstag As, howproposals. ever, a reduction of the estimates was aearceiy possible, it be hooved the House to devote itself earnestly to the reionuox taxation. uerr schoiz declared as the govern ment proposals were invariably - rejected, it was the duty of the Xtelcastag to uectare wnat taxauon is opportune Stm sitnatlon, bcbolz said, does not involve too formidable a demand upon taxpayers. In Kicnster, behalf of the new Oer man Liberals, objected to all fresh tax ' atloa UDon the neovle. Uerr Benda, in behalf of the National Liberals,, refused to initiate any new Imports, and stated oxthat they wouldactual requireuiuy tom tu iavor UlVUtS. Debate was adjourned until to morrow. Fro aoa. Dlaeaaaiom at Was f Paris, 27. In the Chamber of Depu M. Leroy read the report ties - committee from the Tonquinadvising tne cnamoer to aaopt ine i onquin credits, and urging the necessity that enorts oe raaae ior occupying the pro vlnces in the north of Tonauln." The chamber then passed a vote of urgency sou pronounced ior an immediate 01s . . cusslon. . Clemenceau thereupon attacked the government and denounced the minis ter, whose optimism had committed so many diplomatic and faults since the snroinsr of themilitary Tientsin con vention. lie said that Ferry bad com-- i mitted a veritable political crime Id ref using to make peace upon the basis 01 that convention, and in de the Chinese Indemnity of casing s.ouu.uoo taels. , ranee, - Clemenceau saia, did wrong In accepting the inedi ationof England, for the latter'sdla lnterestedness was open to suspicion was a most danger tie s&iu rjismaxcK ous enemy, but was still more danger' ous as a friend. It was necessary to b ware, lest French dljrnlty and honor should be compromised. .Clemenceau Insisted that peace with China was stiil possible, and expressed the belief that 's version of the Chinese was Inaccurate. terms Ferrj t Ferry. Jiere protested at being in- . snited. Clemenceau concluded by saying that if the Chamber desired a policy of action, it ought to vote sufficient credit to enable the government to declare war now, and not postpone the capture or Pekln until alter the elections. The faults that bad been hitherto commit ted by isolated nersons. if continued will become the fault of the republican party. Cheers. Goblet, while disavowing the actions 01 toe government, said be would vote for the credits, but feared that .they would only serve to the present state of things. prolong The government, he said, was Unable to make peace, and yet it refused to demand the means to mane war. Feyrun, minister of marine, explain eu mat tne credits 01 lasc year were only ,j2,ooo,ooo francs, and' these for next year will be 80,UOO,000 francs. This will enable the government to dispatch Aonquin to reinforce tne juw troops toand French, send several cruisers army 1'"' x . to the navy.; . : The Chamber then voted the first credit i ib.uWjUW francs by 301 to 166, and afterward, by a vote of 851 to 179, voted, a fresh credit of 43,000,000 francs Ajie oraer o: tneaay, being an ex press-Ioof confidence in the govern meat,, was then adopted without oppo sttion. Afterwards the order of the day, pare and simple, was rejected ' to-d- ay yataMi," produclnppe- olaar akin and a vlgoron body. TITTT'B Yll.Xt oanMnoiuuMMor arrlplngnor with lstlTwork.anaaronprfeetl -- TUTTG llAltl WmaKBaa ehaarod Rata DVE.I .ill. CHICAGO, HOCIL ...... ISLAM) ANfltt PACtolC AH AGEXT OI- THE PAXACE OF JVHTICM SHOT BT A WO Their Wioth. KM. tawioMMl s ramoTtagr y n Skin la alo prompt f if ' 'I My J fjIv'i iV w ilt'li-S-A - colored Vrl the eyes. ki-demand th ose f a Tir ATlo3, anddirect !t on the Liver. tlatwli ft s V-- J vr5vfVS - tf' .Hs'Tr&a. J9 Cki vtrloV-o t?Nj $ Gut Liatantljr to a ob - uia aoia Uta. or aont br ui axoroaa oa roolDt of 1. I Oiaea, 44 B'l.. Hun; 8U,K. T. ... :, .'. ln-- Black br a alagloi Ot-oa- Betsf thf Great Central f ords to travelers, by reaaoa of IU B&rtr ailed ret'fraphl eal poa'rtoa. th bortaat and beat rvat betwMir' tb ICut; Worthaaat and Mouth eaat, and lis, i t aad Xoek liaad,tn lilinrlj MTenpo't, Hatoatlna,. aao, Molla Otialooaa, rJrf eld, Dt Moteea, WeiTUbert7,l0T kLk, WaabingloaKaa. City, AUaaUc atoca," UrrUI, AoJabom, Hirlaa. Gnthria Ccntar and ConeU Klnffa, la Iowa; OaUaUntTrDton CamA v mn aad KaJuaa Cttr, In lllnnf ri, ad'LaTanott& and Aehiapnin JtfaaviAd bf n dadaat clttaaTillacaa and lowna latennadlata. Tba it U fanUllarty eallad, oJTera to travelaii all tha adraotagea and aomforta teetdent to a doo(a track. taf bridge, tTnla PepoU at all eonnoetla polAta.' Tktt Xxpreaa Tralaa. aoTapaaod of COMMODIOUS, 'WXTJL TEVTTLATXD, WTCLX, HBATED, TIN ELY UP SOLSTSJLED and FT JO i XT SAT OOJCUJCS;- a liao of 4b MOST MAGXU10JCNT HOBXOtr, KKCUEMTNO CHAIR CLASS bollt; PUUACAN'8 latoat denixned. aad aaads6atat PALACE BtXKPlJfO CARS, and DIXIKa OAKS, taat nr UkaowivSgitbf 4 rM and poopU to b taa FCTEST SUN UPOX ANT KOAD Df TUK OOU2iTBT.an4 In wbteb aupartoa asaala ara aarrad to travalara at ta low rata of SSTKXTT-imCX2TTS V ' V ar t ! : : I i - uca. ' - rl wf S f beCWeaa CHlCACCf aad tbaTi&3GrjSI kltxjL THXTK TSAiani tneb TWO iTTUEfS aaca way botwfrafc CmOAOO r and ; UtHSZMJfOUS and iT.ACli !.. r I o aMlof-t- w ariat Wy ifZa ofAa 1 .! Vaaa at ataraatf awaaail jjw tfwUW bth.th tmmek aaaat aratof to jTol a our II Id I taaaala, wttl bo Uaa a haw Jannafr iSSJ, opaaad, jria See4 fad Intake; mawpUt Ao aaaiaa. Xrforaw fa and Council Blnf a, St. Paul. aaMMwy 4fvt, Slamoad, Olndnnab. Indianapolla and- La Taratta, owadl StmmfUh meUmm, ftkm Jamafa, t f AT i vti r- f a,,s K I t f5i MpolUa4tataTmadlatapolat4,-v- ' ..!; Tkroatfk Paawnia anlad on JW Bxp UMi laaefc aw if Xoiwa. oau 4waWoae CAew mora a aoa detailad laformaUoa Tor tBT Map andToldara, whlcH may ba pbUlaad, u Xeear la erftufftemet tAnt aatairo re. U wall aa fVlatt, at aS ptiaclpal SOdktt fom la tbaUaitcd atataa aat Canadaa ofi e awVa, HeaHtawaa to awatfa tAAaaryaaaai latoaa exf fawpaiHa. m, B. CABLE, jC--f JOHN.f. yrtcltly AaH mttcmewaataoeUna; riirTari aac vmwvi moment t ', i Ji inumei XlcAal a J'aaoV i Va s . ,,,) L. " OHIOACrO' "". : ' t ? - - -fl. , A t Lrj i t it' ? " " i f i ;. aJtfaaBHtft aJWeJ . PciaoZipraiiaat.v.v...,. ....... P3nrer TlortJhw Pram Paclfle Xxpraaa at .7.30 s.ib. 1 pn. at. M,urord Kxprcal ' 4.80 f V.h O ramn HmxtkA.' . ' I J';-' i ;ir.Y. t 10.40 a.m. I Mil wa u aaa.0La .7.40 at., Jn 1 1 jqcpny ,at 4 f .' ... . u r-Atianao. .ipru at. 1- Ttaif St Trains leareftalt Late rtally. ex tact j. i J.J. J. W:: R3lvS:j, CO., , Scuti:Stri.ft; SrL Y..SEConii ; A i Si o52i8f V, V id Oaate p.m; and 4M JOH3T SHABP. A,-- taeraye ISTTCSy A3 T881 IttltlSt fit PtrtttT aadtakeaoeaaee. Tmcm.WjDaaiaaa, aa.T ash ermzs w.,$oe pespsxrea General Saperintendent. jtaavaiFrightandPaaaeii2firAttA ,t Jt tt.4 Jjrth at &u am saii(ty,-fo- r p.m.i080UllUl.ta.a.aUi3p4Uii.U TRASTIS COPE. f : r tAey ayeaaaa afcerowyAfy, aeaat aa f awaT ewaryw to tAeiajw a yjMMllclsaa emaf noaaa itoto-arttatUn- g 1.18 4 XCldnatr. loeJ a a eleawaaiar ImimarUmj vajul. ..4.10 pia. JM iLaa; Jauo Krpraa at..i, TraJoa Arrivo in Salt Lake, dally aa followa: 4 I Ca PtaonaHJit ttiMritoiSa tracts lsavs salt lake daily, as follows uaauo txpraat at e((JafcwW ewbIvpasiOtM GonraU Iebmtr,aXaaita4a tcu-L- pASsrxara TAeyeare 4fcaJ 4aBaW40 (WkWay itaa aabejataaaamf - rift- t. 5S? f CITY;,WATER rjLNI) GASc MTEODUCSD t INTO-- : BUILDINGS- 6 - ALL ODDS TV- - to-d- ay ter-mla- us - ? - . - - , 1 to-d- ay -- The rO THij EAST tlX . It bd fr aver re member ad that JrgestJtvS'i iXVkUerchantTailarint; - the ani: Clothing- Houer; aVQ J n America.;. .i j t nnnTiL wrPTTnii puir-ipn- 1 1' qT RAILWAY Santa JPo Cht. Topcta ITfc tha beat and ahortost root fraud front and OotroU Blaifa 0raahl),A that ll li preferred by all wall poeted trnval era when paaain; to or from w CpaMaeaa a VMm Xtaparaf nMiniTJMii & s r VGI flUSV VWSt MiV AM Lt ; Ml Minneapolis 1 : 1 siwankieVfaCreaal, HaAaJ Makaaaw.PaA Uoward (virean Bar). Wia.. Winona. Owaonna, VKnkato, Minn., Cedar Kaplda, Oea rMoiaea W abater : City, rairotva. Cliaton, .nnrrnajitown, jowa, r reepon, E.igin, tucc forvl, III., are aaonett lu 800 local tUtioaa - XUT3 NJ2WjLIJIj 'Amoua 4f ! ,p 941 4 few of tlsa nnmaroea polnte of I'T thU iiwiigrnjr are fu eujcd DAY COACJIa. whtoh are U.e Bneat tbathnmaa art andjKretidr ran ente tt PALA.Tr AU, a.2:itarsi d CAJIS, which are ruoOf1 of enfn! - taw Ua : S 2 SiimLtFEilEllIEni 5FHI! 8 - ! 0 tltns, ueoeru Ajrs . - - wT; n (1.2 rr. T. uu Un cmi Ciiia,. nuua korth-wkstki- m r ..v'-! by ' r!li AGENT, Main Street, oppoat Walker Hotua, tor 3 U 1 eaww aaj B, f proposition ior reorganization. Mr to uooerts, oi serve as the, pennsyiyania, I7tn imxa in the.agreed board. of directors. . .;.") u ,! New Haven. Conn.. 28. The reonb llcan primaries were i held Independents claiming still to be ro-admitting they., voted publicans, butwere denied the priviior uieveiana, of lege participating in any way what caucus ever., in tne vote was unam mous for their expulsion. Washington, 27. With j reference to tne recently published assertions that American interests in (Mexico are In great Jeopardy on account of the hatred entertained by the. people of that coun try towarus uie united states since the1 war, of ,'47 Seaor Bomero, the Mexican minister, says r- Mexicans are, on the contrary, very amicably oseu towaru tuts country. . to-nis- i . TT-rtflU- flea DYSP MINERAL WATER. ej-aio- EliTTi i HOST . or 1 THA OHIOAGO, fEj.'i.fisiMig.t.ij.-iiOFO. WIT. nve uen'l Aght. Kckom tt, wiador Hlc, General Western Agent, Omaba, Neb. .zs m 1.- a. now naalat ttarAT Omaha Uttllf aid OonscU AjTB) BluCb, TTi i ' 'wt - pnos., j . ST. PATJli Ta fcryiij er to i er .fei?.m . . . .. T " It w attendt'J by . vd'tionof theijo-- . ling of unennliriia ani aK; ; "t, I u n at a . . o tear - doct id f 1 .cmd ' uiucaa ,r- ( S 4 r - 1 . L ... i, T. s. C A V. tlf 4, V 1 1 a. lit)' . .'.".!' ( ' r i t .": ft e ..." d-- ' : -. jo.j en -- ; ij t d on a bo t.. , m. i'.- - titty vrfArtr . t"" t J3LJJJ ,. "' . rode' aad: fonr, 4V laeaea, tbeaee J5orU U deg.. West fonr (4) rodsraaaing eleven f HJ feat foar (4) laebes, theses running Weal tblrty-on- e fonrtoea (SI) rods, (14) feet two laokes, tbeaco raaaing South tea (10) rods to the place of beginning, containing tares knndred aad forty (940) sqaar roda, and one hundred and thirty fonr U4) and three oa-rtha (X) square feet of laad. r Thia land la aitnated near too Son tbeaat eoraer of the.msln seulemeat In tbe oity. sad near where I bare reason to suppose the Bock Eailwsy needs a depot " Aay per-- : sea wishing to bar said land will propose to o ma la writing, to be left with wo at my Ward in tbe First in Ibis city, or at tha aaoo of air. JL Sawt No. II A. Socond Seath Street this ty. Aay bid oBered and aooeaMd wHI be eublcet to tbe approval of the Court. Of era will, bo rocoivod aatll tbe UU of next month.. , . Kit Lake City, Kov. 17th, lafH. - ,. . .. IrA i "rVael OatT' -- Irs S I, wooa rsmp,, raaing Bcaei, sMth Weta-ttfa-, GLAS3, Etc., Etc. ,t. CtlPnOWS ,...,., . i" . . ? . Secoad-han- d Second-han- d Second-han- d ORDgg.- MADK : itat V. C totcliATaaiA;-:- . ricucT3, cl t rcl t c iJl utKDwir.r, ASH r i - 4fc',ltB!1Mw,.tilt. KKftL 1, fi- 11 s ALL EILL3 PHC ILLTT"' Oa.t.- ,of jueory ' ' - 1 " APPLICATION sTOti .ATENT," " NotlO Mo. I284. Usihcd Statss Lasd Orrics, si'-- ' ' salt Lake City, Ctah Territory. ti;-!'"- ')..; . f 23TTXX.3Dr3TP, tract or iranctlzrrra. tr- - jce... : ta t . int. t-- i Ayr: rr sv , .ill. - 'I k- - , iir-- 1 v t 27. 3,' r- -- , -- ;' ;v "Wovebe,tris4.i t .. .i!l , TJ-:.- - - V.-- 'J!i iiAirix.fi.: :! 7' ? jtf. S. DEPOSITOKY. SALT. LAKE CITY.-- - Euauox. JHiU-a-, , . - t A is ; 5 V- - :,'V"rV - Picks and Helves, Wagons, "" Dray, ' ' 1 v j-- -a . o o..-'-- ' Is by far the simplest constructed and Easiest bandied Plow Mm li 1011 ) SALT LAKE and lOaliBaiJiW'tti':' ilOIE, MOUNTAIN it' M. 'ecs.z ' IDAHO. - ' is.v - V 4 . t J r, PURIFY YOUR BLOOD ! B FIQ WIM ?S S A RS A PA R I L L A J f - . pandeltoit, with Iodide of Potassium, KEMOVES , t XT-XX'X- 1', . ALL IMPUBITIES OF THE BLOOD, O rj J'.,i KMm-- ' f' i, ' 'f3. J fccrofnla, 'Kryslpe aa, pyspopsia. Boils, Tn'tiiors, Uloera, Cancers, gait Pheam, Ooa- Upatlon, sick Haadache, Yever Boree, Kidney tMseaaea, and Rbeumatlam. The formal in the Bute sella it reeommenda is. PHoa SI per bottteTea pBrider.j tor is. Manaf actorod only by tbeaid six bo triesXvory Srown Aiedlcune aad Kaaafacturtna - ! ' '. st . . , , v . . CaahsBr, ' V JDiascToai Bare auaa BUs Ksesaaae Mob Terh, - Saa Franclaee, VtUoaaro. Bt oala,- Oamaaiaa.' ESMaUaea, atasat prfnrl pal Costrjunoaua Cltioa. S3 Vakaa flnliaallAiu uuluii. " rvw. -- IIESTAUCIAJITQ. GlIMrnS' BISTAIEl'iT FIS3T BOUTtt ST, . W. Tin FIJTE.SHEET lHGn. STILIFED OnE&TinriEBS'TC0LS.: -- TTBATH.AT ALL HOUBS - O 4 r-l- Jr. JLc' Ctecct, Ct. Louis, O ZZo. ( . Solo Acronto lu Salt Lairo City. ; mw tmieu Xiucern. General Merchandise, Et.. Etc f Biding Cart with harness. . General agencv Branann Knitr. kDlt a sock in five minutes jj Agency Chicago Scale Co. im .rario- tles. C House and Lot 11th Ward. ' Wells bored. , . i. - : ( j Groceries. - fcix 11. P. Baxter EniHna fioo.oo. j ... OVERLAND HOUSE. i, gvutk Jkh 11 - Tatavr Mom, Mi . - )'! an.-- l tSfci'tat Lsii City, Utilu Cstter accomodations at Less Rate than aay other Hotel la tha City.. : , . IZ2 13 SI.75 TET.r.S; .ACCQESIXa.TQ - FES mi MiiMliiiLllM" ; Mm WITHOUT ilXOITXOIT - Idaho Store, kali block Eoath of Than aire old Sevenths' liall. , . . . -- ; JOST'DliiBLE u THE COfl'iOTOIE- - L'.li- E- FEKFEGT Ell, v , EOOS1. - - WEBER: COAL! ',r- - ; . illnr.a COAX, frci- - iTie TFasatcTi teea C ;0 ':'".T 1 y T.:;s, JC"""'"aJ. " :yi 7tIt 1" 1 ....... ..H....ft.9 " C v '. t;i:v,:c:v'a';:ut t - r i. .1 - Pc:::rvoir and Ok::v f t ' (oa. .w - It. ! ilj, ......,...,,.. f.eo rr llt i - j 5f f ' ., Ajf T&ko'iha Street Can tiat naaa'tA anil from the Depot, and pay no attention to lasraaeera (or otuer linneea.- - t I . , ) 'rlllOSUONE,- -) UTAIIi TSISEH, CALDWELL, - OGDJENi , SEBBEI : ",.-Market., j r-i-fe , ., 4 - l.iunoa u..t u C i" I ESCpSIOR;nAinfFACTUKrT';C Hcmo Coal Company, ,c-'- - , Kahsss. i i. : ' ' . .. s. i U oorwcti the torpid condition of: tho Liver, and remoTM aH obitnictioxu of tb f jl refund U.n lf h , , , fr-?i- 'j t- -' ' " i nina elalut Lot No. 66. The aaidXion BUI Mi an area of 29, Cd 100 ning CUalin. containing ne aaiu miB.tnaj aerea oi una, more er jeae. office of the RecJUlnt being of record in tbe corder of aald ramlur district at Opbir City The aeareat known in Tooele County, Utah. loontiona being the Rockwell and Tiger, on tbe tho West, tho ZoUa oa the Kortb, and f o&areh oa tho Kaet. 'V in I direct that this notice be published tbe Dbbbrbt Bvastwo Saws, the- - newspaper puhaWhed aeareat tea a said mining. chtlm, fot ...... v Bias reqan-eoy iaw.-snopenaa l ' 1 H. jacafASTKBl Register. v'u Oil ver t; a, 7. Uepoa, with i, eu- t.as ., , - - a Hi . flea i,;.t,,Mta. BJroVT.ber Attorney.. I JTE1: . . . . 1 .a.s will - MTIIA StflTH, of tho Ktato y AlmlaUuranrlx -- 1 mtta, deoeased. 7 ;.,' - 1 , ; t wi " Horse, Parlor Billiard fao.Oo Table, f i Second-han- d Piano, Dtnaera from IS to p. m tocts. Grain Chopping Iron Mill, 190,00, Moats Crom fAo. to Mcta. Other Saw and Mandril, $50,00, , . 1000 lbs. Bobber in 3 KT BEST TEE atafiJCST AJTOR0S- pieces, Two second-han- d Iron Water Jaekets Liquid Blueing, Bock Salt for stock, Luarczira fox up for TouriisTei 1100,00 bhot-gu-n for 190,00, - ' TA J. CEOTITEa. Froprietor. Ballard BiSe, 0,tlO, Curtis Force Pomn. new no leather valves, see It, Eno-'an- twlte . , biti1aDiitg A rsPECJiiriri S".''"'' . tu: :n i f Lnmber. ; If Coarse and. Floe Sali,,-.- ' Bto?e Polish; lotsof It,' Felloes and Spokes, Neatafoot OU, ' r '. . Bone Ash, - JC ' ASSU lmW AWn, ntSaOWl, Ballderm' real-deno- l JUJLJaJU. 9 ; j i : - " "", The EMnff iJ:.:iiO,a "1 -- .m . TAMK8 OF ALL : ' . DEALERS IN fIfrdwre? staib v a ov-i -- . o. box an. p, OElfilliBEIl . IT;. ' r i v us . . JrJaUXJlt O - A f i T.TTTur SIEBili AK ORDER OF THE within aad for Salt Lake of Utab, made and Coaaty and Territory entered e tae Vth day of Anraat A. D.,IH4, ll la tker matter of Heary Swiut, deeeaaod. I, 4artba Smilb aa Administratrix of said Estate will eU for Ceah at Private Sale tbe following described Keal Estate belonging :':? to said estate, aitaate la Salt Lake City Ser' Lake Goanty and Territory of ver, . . r . Utab, to wit: V ,; All that part of Lou aatnbered one (1), ; two (4), three ) and foar (4) In Block aim-ba- r Sve (6) la Flat F of aatd anrvey whloh Is WOOD described and bounded as follows: Beginning at the toathweat oorner of saide lot fonr (4),t tae ace ronning East tbirty-Sv;.: (U) rods, one (1) foot and fonr (4) Inohoa. abenoe ranniag Kortb 7 deg., West aeven (7) Jl JOUJC &UART,. lilMSOLm -- v . ;(iit. 1 t R8V A NT TO T3tf Probate Court Or Exchange for most all kinds of pay 1 j forwardJU on application, Call and See. ' 1.1 ecriiei,ihe u aa. eharge COntaiCtl with s BBJL BALE OF 4DJUIXI3TXAT0V3 v.n T- S - ' ' LEGAL NOTICE. ! Vlca-Preat.- - FOR SALE: CHIEF TEU.CBA!I3. . ; - pa- - I'uiisravmiJtotui. - ' jr " S. president. Wat, Jshkinos, fBRAJaOBS IdTTLr buii urrtt Lavijijf a c the 1 fini-Kn- tt yard rTa CITY. .TATT ' - SALT LAKE B. I)r! ' ' i 'ta.tv pop.; DEFT COaPHiTIOl'f wa ou unies ror i'fr!!a-aelph- HALF-A-ELCC- rLooKixa, .1?'',' iim -- j MAha. c;r irrrZJPCL, ' tbe TZCT T.OCT3, t l PAJOTINGS..- - JJacKM . -'- ae asy polat ,t .. if toads BUCK TIPS - occehs PJANINQ . . Aiimli-a- PBIOBS AND- -. L. a. 60LC tnAtruFACTURcna, Lumber a-t- Car : y, abOUt Sailing tO loin Dltatsaa, (Hi t PareD .ISiSic Fanny Ellsler is dead. Zeober Pasha has tjwn orHortv. in riED. take GD his residence at Alexandria nn C0Lfc fnrruGGfSTfj uersurveuiance; , For FaMio BaJWIara end DttrHlnra. Glased Eev. James Eli!ah Lalmer. doan of uhaoiimum iuea ror tianteia. tne sctiool at rtheolos-- of Rot ton iTr.i tioartaa, M ainacot1. suj te'Zx. I ver&lty, tiled saddenly yesterday.- - afTT.T,m COAT3. Siw Tom. Stetnwltz.- the chainclon ch ttlaver CLIA3 MORRIS, Insportert Ageat, yrsfcerutty ueieaieu zi trm- uauitris, AKO uers 01 tne fti&anattan cuess club. Arthur Legate, of Lon4on. BIIXIa, foueht eix rounds with hard rioves for la iw a siae, in a private room in '.WATC"ON EAST CF CZFOT. rooming.- isCrickler yesterday was declared the winner. i VlT!ftf"TT'VC' clViA-v- l uuti kif reriin. 27. Bismarck has beeti o- of tSe rroposltlons of clallj EotSeil tae AX3IEI2. ' et..f-iei- ;t Jt.n"..na lor of the . 1 t f LATH, bfce.i re;?rrei t? '.?A col. I3T e SOCTU T5I31LE ST4 f !. lesaes tor a ccu;;rt-c- i tl;rt -- on. CfpoU Jutm&i BsX Ksixc.:-r.- 3, Psriri, 27. The city 1 reau ret Its 1 mix csa, ri :-.cev i t r cf tat ty tle and ;omaiia. r ; '- - '- SAM aTFCATITAaWa? Kldnay Complaint. pac??rro ..,efaeani ja W, ivCaUDi - u Sedentary n-fR wan i ti:h poll DyspapsJa, . DtiiauKnoes, MSi 1 ... 6 1. Constipation, CHICAlrft, IIX: T r.Er.HDv:i:2 f8umat!srv T i People speak of St. Jacobs Oil as a miracle. great pain-cur- e, Indo-Chine- se rYr-tiKi- fe?tfca" i - ia ' " s 1 - , niOee of " rht i - IFajCiJiii foarf and four bnndred paaaenye ronririctor eonataatiy caring for Its mil- iion of natrons. T f" ff ( Vv4 f 'ur tirkot UVU TAUf. Jt9AJS U J..,, J WaOin ticket agenta aeU tnem. it oeets no uu.re to travel on thla route, thkt rives &rsl-cl- a accominodatkns than if doa to go by roJ.-- f ! 4.1 deacritottre-elretCa- rs and saat- ner rcaort paper , or other Information not JVHU V.I UIWUIV KWU Vjw4V ft Hi ' to-da- ' , - 1 Salt Lake City, Utaji P. t "f rjOHNipAVlES. SALES cass, y a if cthe jtMrtilto'or wnseir aronotrait In alTvrt, It t anW rrntf V.T t. vl ISlM ftiK JT riarruuAAt f Ij AMTil ib turvK :,Dw 1 f potnteof tmreBtJrth".'!toiiiiWt kud of bnalneaa aummar Ve,t oantraa, Chicago, reaorta ana noted nantlnr and aanumr ft t Lake Cy, Ctaai -- loptia, Xj a. .T. DaTSRAB. TravalLsf Afaal; , tnyj rewi(U'W; auea!U by; , It owna and oootrala over t,000 baa ever To the ZlUaourt, JZiyer p. G. woicb are anaarpaaaod Ku.n its widely celebrated and iaks, a eav ' . 107b. . 1 k, -- 8 KENNEDY'S fon-l- . 8TBHL HAILS, Beat tfallraart of ! E I . line of card temples tba ,T,apicc goods stock will ba feand With , . JT ' ay to-da- Philadelphia. A full JCSilcagoTdxid Et7A7onl"cSid :0caTerARiojSnmi9ltail,i . :i ". . SYIiE; Pix, ' - " li AND DOMESTIC " W'KuS ' f " F WORKUANSfll N "riVlf f 1:: ovEBcoATiriGS) !:' ,i , IS- - HKKEBT GIVKJf THAT "VrOTlCJ a oitUea of too V Josepn Woodwanoee,oi&oe adtlfesa is at Catted Saatea.wboae poat Salt Lake City, Utah Territory vbaa made P-Unitod Patent a for tbe States for EUcatlon mining claim, aitaate In the Optus JHlnJng iPUtriqt, Tooele Coonty, Utah Ter consisting of fifteen hundred Uobi ritory, Huiar feet of the lode, and surface ground at bnntired (6W) feet wide, being Lot 133 of. aad dogcrlbod in the Held notes and platwith e, lbs otaoial survey on Ale in this offl'-SU aunntos Id New York, 26. The suit of the Govvariaoooat utignetle degrees, No. 1 ernment against Edward H. Boyd A east,ueaa fellows: CommanoCag at PotSouth fJaim and thence of ttld ruubing of In for Bon, importers $25,900 glass, 8 feet to W degrees and 1 mlnutee east, 00 duties, which, it is alleged, the firm Post Mo. 3, thence. South 9 degree 00 minudefrauded, plaintiff out of, was com- tes east, l&ow feet to Poet No. S, (from which by the finding by the aaidfostAoj g, United States Mineriti aion pleted to-damount for the gov suaeat Xa. i. bears south 64 degrees. M nun; jury oi tne ; lull uta oast' IToS 1 feet-- : diatantj thencu , ernment., from said rest AO, aorta, a degrees, li New-Yornunntua 'ta. It is officially an west, Sot S leet to Post o. 4, w minutes weai floralsida aegreoa,nounced that , at the. meeting, of the (BetiDO JNo. 1. tho ooiut of coin Texas jracinc jKaliroad Co. tot-daythe low foot toUKa Post nevertbeiena therefrom tepting Philadelphia stockholders accepted the mousing. ao lunon aa as omoraoea in toe monnrcn suv XaRis, 27. A tragedy which caused a y. erreat sensation, occurred Here The Wife of Ueoutv Gloria fTnrna With a revolver, shot and kUled Morln, commission agent at the.Falais de because ne had slandered her. justice, Sb.e fired six shots at her victim, .four iu wtucn loagea in nis cnest. liugues, who approves his w ife's action, to Madam Uuguea, rwas t ar gether witn rested.- - JUtst year- - Hugues and 'Wife prosecuted Morln for defamation of character and secured a sentence of twq years imprisonment. Morln, iiuwcvcr, ov a sysiem 01 auatory mo nons, earned the case from court to court. Madame Hugues became angry and hearing that the Assize oi beme would, grant anoth er adlonrnmpnt rf AM.i.hf proceeded therei and boon the court rising ior luncneon, Madame Hugues, mr uusuouu, an counsel in ae scendlng the suircase, met Morin when- the tragedy ensued. After Matrame, u ugues bad been arrested: wuicb was immeoiateiv alter the aa. sauiuTiue oeciarea to tne commissary 01 police that she hoped she had killed the man who, during the past two rears, had been killing her by Inches oy nia atrocious calumnies. " ' Frestefc HUItary Camsisaa. 27. announces that rarls, wn. unere Fiyaro a. L.uie , will replace uuixpson as uovernor tieneral of Cochin-chin- a, nd that Gen. terrier uecomes commander superior In Ton- Admiral ueunlerwlll command the flotilla. These are preparatory 10 an exbaus wye attempt to clear Tonquin of the .uiuese.. , ine depots of armaments at r renca ports are leverisu with activity ine iron wads Im rtrouae. Aviso and Lugan and- the trunboat Nnnstiniri an viMn-iTniPit- abort Una betweaa "uaT j, h i , 2: j -- jrja Wamaa' Hi BROWN to JESS. - r t- n SOI Em-pir- . - Utosi Diroci. Hcnta , . ' 1q Hi H City; Utah; - to-d- ay ebaMawewei aallw y aotAaJalfaTreia aid abulia. . Xa JhN aosaratfaaay to aUroeWaae, tAey atw tfWaV rinffvi f aeaipeaawJerfbrtMajpan-aaifc- t tea Aa4r eaeatoa auaat aadfeT Mm6st...... & AXO . FOB . FALL ANB WINTER. IN TUB CITY. . - - S Xi ZE3 - I - FINEST IMPORTED;1, - - " dRE AT; ;; ROCK ' ISlANte'JlQtjXEjrr j " to-da- -- It ta OitexaUr aa atrioUr traa. tkat t eoaUo fia aQ ICy Jgnaotpaf Hue of raal " A jatwoontA Atlantic and UiaPaclia'" ' TacA CHMrv JoIIet, JetrflA, Ottawa, ; By lt mala Uaa and kranraeai gII, EJP 187G. -- ES1 GOMPLESS STOCK ' X! jE3C . , : ' CiEsTXAIf BVIKIET. JH S TK TITjT - r!OI to-nU- TOKP1D DOWELS tbree-foartb- Havaaaaar SS," 1SSA. 1- . " ' i