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Show n. p hNK u ' '-- EVENING N ... 5 hi k t''. TRUTH, vot; xSx; SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH rfcERIUTOilY, NEW: EyiSNING Jttbishtd tttry grating, vectpt Sunday. with Postage, OnaCopy.oneyear. ' ' " , moats; -- BY TELEGRABH. NEW YORK TRADE. WEBTEKX flO 0 h three ijlBERTT . 500 s 50 UNIOV TELEGRAPH LIME. XL.IX CONGRESS. PESMlNW: SENATE. VVslJIMTON. liG. The chair lalrl greeted with a round of applause from the silver men: .The rote cannot, however, be regarded as a test vote, inasmuch as such well known .opponents of the free coinage "of silver as Findiay. of Maryland, and Barne and Scott, of Pennsylvania, voted in the affirmative: while liioont, of Georgia, Cur tin, of Pennsylvania, and Dougherty, of Florida, who at first voted in the negative, changed their votes at the solicitation of friends who desired that a discussion, should be held. Had not this change been made the motion would have lacked the necessary affirmative vote. The House then adjourned. iyitiled a libel In which no oae, can unlawfully be de- steamer FMa, prived, and that we will not allow any the. United States District Court one to be prevented, through violence: the owners, at present unor intimidation, from working for. a against known, on the seven, cases and one Uvllbood, or be driven from house or package of diamonds wblcbjwere taken home, and wt pledge our means, and on tne Steamer uregon wueu sue nuua If necessary our lives to uphold these off Fire Island. The libel states the that we will do all in value of the diamonds to be $200,000. principles: and our power ta bring condign punishThis afternoon Postmaster Pearson ment on any and ail who may be found was advised by Mr. Vernon II. Brown, engaged in riotous and unlawful con of the Cunard Steamship Company, I . duct. that a Dumber of additional bags of Besotted. That the chairman of this mall brought by the Orttidn- had been meeting appoint a conimlttee.ot fifteen found by a wrecking steamer, and whose duty it shall be to consult with would be forwarded as soon as possi the proper authorities and adopt such ble to tbe General Postofflce. This was lawful measures as tuey may deem ad- followed by the receipt St S :40 of eight visable under the circumstances, to bags of mall, making a total of 118 bags the end that peace and good order may saved of the 603 bags dispatched from f ; prevails Liverpool and Queenstown. by the The agitators in the main courtroom Oregon. The committee oi tne vreaon't pas passed a series of buncombe re solu called on the company tions, tjeciaring tne city ana county jn sengers to-de. a state of perfect peace, declaring all relative to indemnity ior tne lost The officers of the company dis attempts' to Unite one class of the community against another as Inimical claim any negligence on the part pf the to gooa oruer ; promising to atu in put- company, out suggestea tnanne- pas and concluded sengers snonia prepare luamauai ting down lawlessness, by declaring the Chinese must go. The statements of their losses '.which the crowd endorsed the action of the company would consider. Anti Coolie Congress" of February 13 in boycotting the Daily Oregonian, giving as a reason that except for the BRIEF TELEGRAMS. bold stand taken by the Oreo&nian. the Chinese would have been driven out xne Uivvtmuin wui, ii croft, the historian, died .at her home possible, be bolder Id its defiance of last night. tne mou ana its oaiue eot taw ana Emperor William through, tlerr Von order than ever. Puttkamery, Prussian Minister ot the The Striklas; Knlgtata Sttll Clerical leader .for, the support given by tbe Roads. tne cnurcn party to tne Olob Dtmo 16 The Louis. St. for the safety of the through crat'8 special says: Emperor.regard in of scenes connection The yesterday Prince 'Alexander lot Oldenburgh. with the attempt to sena out a ireignt Aswere Russia, has started at his own expense train, sistant Superintendent Sibley again a hospital for the treatment of persons addressed a letter to Mayor Rlckman. suffering from bites of animals Affected the Board of Aldermen, Sheriff and with rabies. other countv officers, in substantially The Bahama Islands, which have the same terms as on Saturday, notify hitherto beea in the Catholic diocese a wean that they wouia start ireignt of Charleston, ing will henceforth be in . ana to train at t p.w.-requesting them York. New of diocese the be present andrprotect tbe train and A interMontreal dispatch says : Hanlon the company's employes from to row ference. The Mayor promised and or- has accepted the three-michallenge le race on dered! Chief of Police Baraetl o have Wallace: Ross, a every Policeman In the city on the spot Richelieu River at St. Johns, Quebec, at the time, and Sheriff Murray ior $2,000. The race will probably be as., deputies, twenty ot the towed Dominion day. leading, business men of city. PoA Vienna cablegram' says : In view of lice were stationed Along the) tracks the important" military measures whilethe within the city limits, Count Bylandt Sheriff and posse took" position out- adopted by Russia, n. Minuter side the line.- It was not thought any Rheydt, mass resolved has to large forces ol interference would, be offered inside on frontier. the southern the citv. and this proved to be the case. troops The train slowly moved along - under An Ottawa, Ont.. dispatch says; The police protection, but a lew rods be customs authorities have seized 2,500 yond the corporation line, and after conies ol lxrd lieaconsneid's riindy- the train had passed, into the. hands of mlon," published by the Harpers, of the sheriff. It was boarded by over 60 New York, and they will be destroyed w. A copyright Ior tbe work palled strikers, who set - the brakes, ft the coupling pins, and brought to a is neia m vanaoar halt, amid the cheers of a great crowd A New Brunswick, N. J., dispatch that had assembled and lined the track that Miss for a lnnor distance. The train m says: It is learned thetfordered back to the yaxda,.and the Eelizabeth Mlnturn of this city, redeposited with Arthur Ogllby, engine to tne rouna nause. it is aouot-- f cently Bank, ul whether another attempt will be Treasurer of the Dime Savings . In bonds, her share' of the es $19,000 made-- Minturn of late tate Edward of the Itfew Orleans, 10. The striking shopmen of the Texas & Pacific at Gouids-bor- o New York City. The bonds are now succeeded last night in prevent- misslne. The depositors of the bank ing the departure of the freight train ; are seeking to prevent the appointment 150 men intimidated the engineer. -oi a receiver. ' On the application of Receiver Shel A Philadelphia dispatch says : The don, Judge. Billings of . the United Beading Trustees agreed States Circuit Court ordered Marshal upon tneir reconstruction finally pian. it proPleasants to a fiord the necessary pro - vides for creating a new fifty year gen tection to thoe In charge of Tezas .& eral mortgage at 4 per cent, ior Pacific property. The marshals were1! Under the plan the general sent out ai.once.ior uoiasooro, ana an bondholders are asked to deposit their trains effort will be made torunireignt wttn over one coupon witn nnder the protection of- - the Federal Donds Drexel & Co.. and receive therefor cer Court. Sheldon says they intend- to tificates Aat the par value of the bonds : test the question. bearing per cent, interest for three ct Texas, tie. In tbe Palestink, or until the reorganization if the Missouri Pacific years, Court to-deffected.. These deposited Railroad Company filed a petition in sooner bonds are to be placed with a trust the: suit against io members oi the company i to be selected by. the trusthat- - they,' tees, so as to make the Knights of Labor, alleging' certificates 1U0 more con With had about together the at stock negotiable Exchange. to of trains the Prevent running ' spired over the International and Great Northern Road and the proper working ' ana maqagementoi meraiiroau anops ; Slush and snow, feet wet, chilthat they were not employes of the blains. 8t. Jacobs Oil cures chilblains. company,' and by .dint of persuasion Fifty cents. ..' ana tntimtaaiion preventea tnose in the employ of the company from charging their duties, and that by their etc., tne company naa interference, beln damaged $100,000. The petition closed with a prayer for an injunction against the defendants which was Troxna granted. litem Railroad Bates. Saw Francisco, 16. The! (Southern tne ionowing scaed pacinc cu. issued : nle of rates y Limited' to Omaha, $30; Chicago, $35; New York, i30; Boston, $52. On each of these &r rebate of $35 is to be allowed on reaching destination. As soon as the cut was made known it was met by the Atchison & Pacinc, which issued a schedule making the LAK XTemr Vt-l- r f)A Daaam rikliav. A 1V VI VUIWSKV f AW vgiiVUi $47. on which a rebate of $30 is allowed making the net rate the same - as of fered by the Southern Pacific. Emi grant rates are also reduced on all the roads to the following prices : Omaha and Kansas City, $20; Chicago, $25; waasasm New York! $37; Boston, $39; with a rebate of $15 to all points. The above drawing was mads from a af f New York, 16. The Unlott Pacific. showing the lamination of Iron la the Oola A Missouri and D. & Ki G. Rolled and Burlington Shearing process. . met the lowest cut in roads y passenger- rates which previously had been made by the other roads, the rate now being; $25 from the Missouri River to San Francisco with $o rebate for first class limited and $20 with-$1- 0 rebate for second class or mixed This drawing was mada from to nil) i tickets. . taken from the- - hoof and eoflbs bone a ' shown la rig. 1 and s. n vuivs ! Irta j Praweewllas; Speelate-vTa-rtThe Only Sad Hammer Point Peai Sew In wad rights Hone-shoed Kail in the World that Is sol sylyantit. eat, clipped, or sheared from the point- an aril! in 16. A not hard glove split driving, is .... Philadelphia, fight took place this afternoon iu theTHE PUTNAM NAFLr. rear of a saloon between James Brannon and John Coburn, two local light ' See that yoor horse is shod with this 'naii a wetgnts. i ne ngnt was ior a ' purse ot tnd avoid all rlak. $150 and gate money, and 48 admission tickets at $i each were sold. Six des fit ioios Were fought, both men perate rounds y and great excitement Samples lent free by niailr by addreMiDs orevallinz amocir the crowd. ; When ' called for the seventh round, both men were very weak, and Braanon's secbad to assist him McCann, BOSTON MASS. ' ond, Jack He seized-hifrom behind forward. i and poshed, him against Cobnrn. This P.O. Address fieponset, Mass. roused the ire of "Nltchy", Golden, and iu Oobnra'-for tale by SO. O.. JVI-second, and: he struck Mc Cann With his tart'lrst -- 4 'the iws fwah atom rolled together to j the floor. . While they were settling their differences, and insti before they :hadide. elded" tbe i fight" adraw, a squad of 20 policemen "lns citizens' clothes I suddenly entered tbe room and;.. placed,x - CASiX'PAID FOEId '. i J all in the room nnder arrest. Forty-simen, Including the principals .and Giitiolesi Harlaps, Old Hope the proprietor of the place, were mar- una Old Or Sacks, at UiLi ched to the police station, where a was fine of $43.00 each imposed. Iara OClce stud at Xeseret Paiper addition to the Una Branhan and and Clark, tbe saloon proprietor, were placed under $S0Q bail to answer and the others under $400 ball at court to keep the peace. and New Yorav and the men who managed tl e lOOpfgea; ntfht, were successful in evading book ror be Westchester authorities who were to to prevent the encounter, but tryingtroubles be be xconsult, are yetto begin. There M 1 M I km s mil i 1 penenca or oraif-- r their i wise. It contain n i . .. Is a good deal of a indignation, among the officers of the law about the affair, UsU ot newspapers and estimate of the coat The advertiser who want commence ot advertising. and they i propose spend one dollar, Had in it the informacriminal proceedings against the prin- to tion be requtre,whue for him who will Invest and abbetors. In one cipals and their aiders hundred thousand dollai ia adveraffair1 speaking of the on Judge tising, a scheme' Is Indicated which-wil- l the bench In the meet nis every requirement, or can be made Dykman, sitting court at White. Plains, said r to do so by slight changes easily arrived at suprememen must tbe punished. The br correspondence. One- hundred Those editions have been issued. Bent, district attorney r must pursue every . to any addreas for 10 cents. Apman connected with the affair. We ACOJKEWS. cannot have such brutal scenes enact- ply to GEO. - bureau, . is advertising ed in our country without bringing tha Paper Route spruce 8t (Printing Sq.,Sw York. violators of law to Justice. It is aniout-raon the community Jor such an affair to occur, especially on Sunday t Sheriff Dnffy t u not to mornings broke on up the affair Tuesblame; he HOUSE, day night, and would have broken np had If not; sneaked to our this they Urns. coast in the night They must be ' ; MAIN STREET,"' ''.f. I taught that they cannot come here and fight." The district attorney declared f'xitali. he proposed to take measures for putcalt and spectators in participants are ting tbe : . ... W A. PITT. Ptoprietor. lunderstood to Jail. As the latter Include a coterie of the club rooms and members ot the Stock: Exchange, this Seat Aeesaaawdatloas la tks city at Us Bats Westchester authorl position of the say. ., Ckartd, fl.OO $1.(9 ties is likely to cause a flutter. before the Senate a letter, from the ' BBMI-WEBKLSecretary of the Navy transmitting ln- XVSBT TUESDAY AKB ATUaPAr lormatloa, copies, drawings, and reports of "tae. recent surrey of the One Cony, one year.wjih Piagei 00 Nicaragua Canal route made byClrll " ' six month. " 1 7ft " Englnutr Menocal of itJieNavy." Re1 Go three months," , ferred.! tAt 12 o'clock Cnllom took the floor In the Senate to speak on the Edmonds resolutions; put gave way to Morrill, who then addressed upon WEEKLY, the resolutions. PLBLISHBD EVERT WEpIOCSOAT. Morrill's remarks were very brief. v One Copy, one fear, with Postage, 50 Wired from Waablagtea. ft1M and when be concluded. Mr. ' ' bX worn ha," . Cullom took the floor. 16. Mayor Hill, Comsaid lie " three months. .80 Wasiusotof, ; Ex- the .refusal of the Attornev (Gen missioner of the Three Americas ' to eral furnish called for the has received the papers by following ITBttiUED BT Senate was a denial of the risrhts of the ?ositlon, United States Consul GenSenate to inquire into the management eral! LL Clay Armstrong, dated liio THEDESERET NEWS CO., 01 a puoiic omce. lieierring to the re- - Janeiro, February 12: SALT LAKECTYi . UTAH, . marks 01 the senator irom west Vir My Dkar Sir: The Almiranle ginia (Mr. Kenna) as to what consti- Barroso, a Brazilian war ship, so tuted at public paper, Mr. Collonsaaid named in honor CHICAGO of an officer distinguthe importance or relevancy of papers ished the in Paraguayan war, will sail must be jodged by their suostance. If Irom this port for .New Orleans on the the President has removed ns oiQlirs Inst., having .boea prevented by exeebt for cause, such oaoers must be 20th delavlrom carrvtngootthe Hied. Indeed, such nailers' had been unavoidable gLa f nueh earlier invuea-o- y ine present Aaminwtratlou, t original intention.. She is now making extenin evidence THwhicu Mr. Cuilom read departure. sive preparations to that end. Special the celebrated Confidential letter ot interest attached to the Thta 'powder; everva1mu A narvef General vnae showing that fact- - that is' Postmaster she is a Brazilians product, and wholesomene.? More documentary evidence woTiQ be reparity,strength pure andsimple. havluir been built in ecjmumkuii than t be- ordinary kinds, and quired in making removals, cannot be sold in tQtnpetHion Wit the the Government vard here, and none low test,; short weight alums of clrrnlarthA Vnatmftaf r flvnrnl Etafil BrazUlan material entering into he spoke for toe president. if n?h phobphate powders. were now Sold only in cam. EOT A I. liaKlHa TOW the senate was and would do honor to the naval armaof theTirre Class papers h Co.. J96 WfcU street. New York. entitled to"ibem, and the President ment of AWASSXD anyXveat European nation. ousht In erood faith to produce them-- . Ceniaoie OomArercta E. Savoura has no on were sucn tnere ti cie let papers . . . , . . 1.1 forwarded a collectldaof Brazilian BRINCKERHOFP, TURNER & CO., uiui nay au uu iub cuuuiry cuaiuj juugo products on the steamer ttHumboldt well he bad redeemetf every pledge ana how " wnicn leit here --tor iims niuk , he had made to the people,, uipparvs, New Orleans the Jan. Inst.; tl loiiowea umiom. lie aiaxey respectively. These col SMuliiVVKSif WocKibWTy,' UiiiwUMili. from and the resolutions reported oilier favorite Uraadvot tse BjaJhorjJy-p- f tUe committee. How- lections will, no doubt, constitute an t "WtUiMVPanft exhibition for Portuguese ttoinoc Mara, aioawro ana soil. ever mneUlse uf (nijht be disguised, interesting Americans at the Exposition, but as BBfiE FfiB 8IERE15.811I UBEIUHtl THllBB" nesald, SoapmaWrf lt'ffiiitfsf'C hi to asceryou can readily seel the collection will BY TBS Cotton Canvass ot all numbers 11 to l.4 tain the President's reasons for susana importance of WMlil-- i inches wide, for Peck, Cnr, TrunL and pensions or removals of officers. It gain vastly in lnitti.M.1 .wil IK.lt.. this thepresence was. au attempt to do IndtrectlyjKhat tnrmemade As rt KBUUU eoirt erssedly could not be done dlreetlyj H will take the Aiihirdnle Barrow., sojoe 1884 and 1888. made to order, ox 01 tne cou The the report majority days to reach New (Means, Azentsfor U. S. Buntinir Co., "Standard- - mittee, uaxey cnaracterizea as sim- thirty (Extracts from Juror' Heports to tbv Boar-.Minister Jarvis and myself have ADd EMle,M by th(vCae x)r ies qiwniily ' with Awards .the of ply speech dlgnlnea 4 J nose tioods can ie iiioea at zi, v. at. i- - name stump telegraph you, asking that you of a committee, report. The inaacetoine For Collective Display ' Totlet Sopj ami io cnange tne management the Brazilian day complaint, he saldrWas made-IAil-- 5 s ; Perfumery. f to a later day than that For Fancy and Ordinary Toilet Soap. vuaiow report; majority, euspensionit now fixed. naa oeen xnaue unaer tnis aamiuistra-ttoFor Excellence ef Mnterial, Delicacy of Per-- t N.B. Since writing the above, lam The comoiaint made bv the Qme, and Ncatncgj of Style. by the commander of the requested was people, Maxey said, that there had Almirante Barroso OOIee. 83, PIm Be--. Kew York. For Zenlthla Sharing Soapa. to say that it would C4J removals. ten not times been For Laundry Soap Specialties. ; gratifying to his governextremelyBrazilian DolDh then took be Maxer. onliand Pollowinz st of this Cdistantly ft compteu ment if the For Excellence and Snperioritir of lAondry, i day could be fixed the floor in support of the majority for t! woiLknown. Antl iUaUi rTl, altek Jlarness and Medicinal Toilet Soaps. April 7th, that being the national The tirst consideration to report, 1 Highest and only Award 'foxiChanicUyv' Of the wnica ijoipa aaureaseu uiioseii was holiday. , The interior has ., m Secretary ruin Miyceniis. involved in the last clause of the rendered Blasting, Kentucky that p. a in: tne case of ex decision Fair Iiawn, Duck, Klectrlc Fasel majority resolution. That clause re James Brltt. in reversing the de JAS. S. KIBK lated to tnc' discharge irom the parte For sale at wholesale and retail by all the Government of Commissioner of the General cision service of CUICAOO. ' Office of November. BtbltSSte Land leading store inr the Territory, and at iUllcir and the their of soldiers, wholesale-onlplaces which held that J. ,WV Sander A Co., by men who had not rendered a similar as: midctf S&ttlo 22Ui r.mnann sniiE r.n. Agents, Salt like Ctty. f i L& r'. ik4f viatu 9(Mates; a person was service to the country. He sent to-- he-- wins td but one right, desk and hadv read the report of the entitled S. Jeffertm St., CHcmgo, let he would not be permitted to commute of Grand the i oa wagon scats. ow. emjovitfeH!c$nmittee .ion, homestead a, i , entry Into a cash entry Army of tfre'lpublic. Department ol under Section- 23&1 of the Revised 4 Ton so, Beaia Bex ioeiu4ed i 1 f theiPotoma fdr the last year. This lb. Farmer) Scale 20 as this would be equivalent 'LitUe Detcctire" jftz. report, among other things, stated that Statutes, to a second exercise or the same right. of ' labors the their has greater part In respect to the interests Involved his S Cv. 5 o a F0RGE8, TOOLS. Eto. been directed to securing reinstate decision B&t fefxe Mads for Light Work, StO regarded by the Land Office to ments ot comrades places under the officials asis the most Important public ov abtU ana Kit or xoou, v which been government from they had maae oy tne interior Le ianq aecuuon discharged. in many years. Blmwin, Sevcuty-eigGrand Army comraues partment y Little Intro Representative bad been discharged during lhe past a bill in the House providing v,i! .... vear as wen as a large uomDer 01 ex duced, ,nt Strongest that the cause silver President ana in Union Chaik sailors not affili soldiers THe Market, .Recunkig to be coined on private account ated with the Grand Army. That it dollars end postal io the followina; address tor Infornva- in uullmlted quantities If he shall sucwas not to be supposed that those who ceed Uon. Cat in reaching an agreement with at war were in served nation skulkers the two leading' European Nations to least w s ow ob a of or are the in bummers goods "piping times same. The President ts also do the amounted the that discbarge peace;" In nse sJl in some cases to ostracism the boys authorized to appoint a Commission to treaties apon satisfactory mxiiue Dting uoycottea ior tne advan negotiate, assurances from at least two snch 52 ITS of in were who the boys to tage gray, o ot their desire to enter into the be treated as "prodigal Kons." Mr world and arrangement. proposed no means had of how Dolph knowing I The Helman We Ouarantea 8atlafaotlon committee, appointed many of the 043 suspensions were cases to inquire into the The Hartley Reclining Chair Co.,:, expenditure of pubof were lic money in the Indian but there soldiers, service and i maoy.it Yellowstone Park, submitted the draft . Several cases had come under hU ob 'Ji of a bill to provide for a commission 1 13 f?M. servatlon in which and one- - to af . Ylt JjECSSX, ' Leimkbt inspect and report on the condition were legged soldiers discharged, whose WHITE AS1 COLOftED. tbe Indians and Indian affairs and families were thus left in destitution of a number of recommendations, JOHN C. HEEMES & CO., their places tilled by persons who makes 111 T73X2. and the following: That the had not rendered the least service to among them hereafter appropriated for the zL O. M. t. SOLE AGENTS. Can be ob the Government. Who were those money Indian children shall be education of tauica at alt their branch stores throughout persons thus discriminated against? used for the establishment support , the) Territory. .await jKot strong, men, but men of industrial schools and and the number who on the march and ou the battle of be as to to the reduced; agencies Held and in the rebel prisons had snf Yellowstone the boundary (ered for the cause of the Union. Men Line bounding-Monta- Park, that and Wyoming cjkb who by their sacrifices had carried our on the north of be changed 21, . 32, i4lCHieil HEieE. nag to victory ana saveu me uepuonc so that the strip Wyoming PA., of on PlTTSDVJlflH, land the north i ne discrimination against these men end of the Park now in Montana . v "Maaufacturera-o- t shall a to amounted nullification ol practical ' be made part of Wyoming, and that the ystaPimd Colore rJ Table Ware, the law. western line of the Park be the westLamp Goods, At this point the Senate adjourned, ern Ovi Goods pre kept by Z.O. M.I., its Branch line of Wyoming as now estabtores and dealers generally in the Territory. Jallv Tumblers. Jellv Pails. Etc. tne lioor. uoipn retaining lished, -- and the stilp of land eight miles wide Immediately south ot the ear A full line of our Good can be found HOUSE. VW. ESTABLISHED Park, and the strip of land immediit L. C. M. I. and its branch Stores. Little uA , Washimgtox, 16. Under the call of ately on each side of the Park to the Uoundy's and Clark, tiorcage lo i. states in tne House the louowing Dtiu width of miles, be reserved from : were introduced and referred sale and a stringent law be enacted Co., By Oates of Alabama Amending the against the destruction of the forests rules so as to prohibit the Speaker thereon. The report is signed by Representairom receiving any resolution autnor Wholesale Manufacturers of izing the appointment of a committee tives Holman, Hatch and Peel. The to accompany, the remains of any de minority of the committee, consisting ceased Representative or Senator be of Representatives Cannon and Ryan, yond the corporate limits of the City believe that the Indians, it the tribal 3 X iMc ; p- T relation continues, should bo placed of Washington. Cmtrfc JVifc, At tire, of Indiana Granting the on compact reservations and be kept ttantcU, ByBynum JV, : Stnir JZnltlug, widow of Thomas A. Hendricks one there, the Government to assist them BatIfer, JT Krt, lTi.. fear's salary of said office less the temporarily in industrial pursuits and 111. jtmount paid to Hendricks in his life to such education as they wilt utilize. The proper policy to pursue, however, time. .. - Our Goods are constnntly kept in Anderson of Kansas To amend according to the minority, not only in By Salt Denier in Lumber Stock ly the largest the act to aid In the construction of the Indian Techtory, but generally, Price Jts and Lake City and lines, approved Jnlr ti. 18SU. especially in the large reservations in telegraph tree Books sent ........ upon application. ting The act Is amended by the addition of and Montana, where the lands are agrivarious sections, which provide that cultural, is to CQt np the reservation whenever the June, of any telegraph system at the root, abolish the tribal STAR HORSE SAILS. company, which - shall have: accented relations, allot to each Indian a tract the provisions of this act, shall hive of land in scverallty and to sell the rer.i reached any telegraph station on the mainder to actual Settlers. rOtlSIIEO OR BLUETi, The President gave a dinner route of any land-gra- b railroad and JfawHTefSniw 1 eawat Psnftis y Will hold a shoe on Longer than any which half of the members company, it shall have the of the Senate telegraph were invited. At the taoher. We guarantee oar Nails that every message ble right toover require Senator Haulsbnry sat oa the right Its line to such telegraph be Equal in Quality and passing ttatibn destined to some other tele- ot the President and Senator Logabon to any made, The other Senators present of KTXBi'aEsniirrioir, Ito graph station on or beyond the route of hialefti were: McMillan, Gibson, Allison, h?ucti raiiroaa ana telegraph company, from the Best Norway suau oe received ana transmuted with Cockrcil, Da wea Conger, Camden, y JOBS M At BtprwMt Iron, Finished Already ottt discrimination 0! any kind as far McPherson, Evarts, Hampton, Harrih, to drive, Jby thA. for sals atZ.0. ILL, Godbe. Pitts A Co, asinayjue necessary over .the tele son, Walthall. Blackburn, Fair, Payne, Maxey, Cameron, Beck, oarnes irarii. aieere. Alien a uo., k. A If, graph, lines nptmsuch railroad. The UKION IlOKSE NAIL CO., 4 P. Taaxdel. Ouakiualoa Co. vun, bill farther provides that 4vwery tele Voorhees, Teller, Butler, Plumb, 4lu Ar graph company which shall bare Utfradse Ooaun Liddla Doiph, Chase, Sabln, Kenna, fciiner, daJJ, Manderson, Gray, Jones tiie of this act accepted provisions Of hereinbefore be shall and Arkansas, Sawyer, Airown, Hale sad provided, I. and ttt For Sale by Z. a"I is hereby prohibited from engaging in Ransom. ,,.., Branch Stores, dioeiy An order was issued from the War collection or selling of election the F1S11ER a: PREWLVQ CO. newrtorany news repor.ts f current Department al retiring events ol the daft except the quotation Pope. Itt Is understood that ana commercial markets." the nomination of his successor and of L.M. H'F'GCO., Brswary near V.CJL O.AS.O. Depots, i 01Anvstocks with the conrefusal or neglect to coiddIt with two Brigadler-Gftneral- s, will be made toSALT LAKE act CITYt of this the shall UTAH, sequent promotions, provisions operate. J' i; tf UaMUfactuTtrx morrow. .wj J. as a iorieiture f. O. Box 1049." ' Telephone 294: ineaencase uot less than $509 or more than $1,000, Hacidred PUMPS AND FIRE ENGINES, Five We are now BKD&rsd to cromoOT supply to oe recovered oy tae Attorney Gener t'aplare the Ceart Ilease. the ru'aiic with bee tad Bottled Peer of a ral in the name and tot the benefit of I Gas .ead Pipe and Sheet the at United States. 1 priee popvJaf $aptrior,qttaiU3r, PoRTLAKib, Steam' Ogn.. 18. This has been Pipes, riambers aw Under the suspension of the rules, the a day of considerable excitement over leyet 109, Sain St. Tsleplea, $7t. bill ? Fit ters" Brass Ctooda llI for the closing of the busi- the passed agitation. - Mayor2 .i assd PmtMimg. tutu ! ness of of Court the Commissioners of ' do. a called t Gates meeting of citizens for Fismar brewino' Alabama Claims. this afternoon at the court The Senate bill passed authorizing o'clock: bouse, tor the purpose of considering the receiver of a national bank to use the Agricultural ImpIemcntSj alarming growth of 'lawlessness J trust the funds for the of purchase and the consequent use of the agitation rMSce rrms. barbed whs, rOOD on wnica tne Dans nsids a property for uulawf uilydrivlng out the rEXCIirQ.Ek.t'EU.frs, mortgage or other evidence of indebt- question Chinese. The call concludes as fol n edness. seems to be time for all good lows t 1SS 533TS 5EC0I3 ST.f STl LOBIS. 193. Bland, of Missouri, nnder Instruc- people "It come out and show the disto tions from the committee on coinage, reputable outlaws that the. local auGUAEFENCEUO weights and measures, moved to sus- thorities will be sustained by the peow ft the rules and adopt the following pend ple and that law and order mast and mor than rorty Tear these tratnaWs resolutions 1 rfr be maintained in Portland." i , ; ; Pills hare bees knows land used. They set i That the house bill 6000 "for the free will while the Stat cirAbout . of silver'! be made a special cuit Court1 o'clock, mildly but thorenghy. Biliooa Disorder, coinage was in session, tbe still the 20th and 27th IJyer sad ICidney ComplalnU, Headache, order for Saturdays about agitators, the 3d, of April and 600, entered the courtnumbering instant, room and took icpanoa ana staiaruu uiaeases are that the Saturday same be .Tuestaken again up came a They by preconcan id by using these Fills. , day, April 6th, after the morning- hour possession. certed movement from Alblna, "East for the consideration of bills 'J ' LJ-reported other : and ... ' surrounding places. by the committees, and so to continne Portland court room will only hold about from day to day until disposed of ; The 00 people, so when the citizens Ask for. the provided that unless sooner ordered by arrived only 300 could gain ad. CATIIOEICOTT. the Honse, the previous question shaft mission. Mewe rrrasratel By 2 o'clock an assemblage Com- - be pending thereon, at 3 o'clock Thursa,ibew.Satis-if all Tsmale tor Great Remedy ripe of the , beet of 81,500. Rives the Best composed nlaiata. This If edicine core Female Weak day, April 8th; this order not to interin the halls, faction aud meets of gathered society, revenue or general ap- the smaller court rooms "and on the 'with Quick Sales.- - - seas and Hsrroua Wsordera; Fhyslcmas fere with the bills, on propriations Thursday, except The the outside of For unle by SCO. aae this CathoJIoon la their praetloe. building. meeting April 8th, flxed.f or final disposition pf was called to order in the County-Cour.11, 1, branch scores this order." i ..nt f . Gates presiding. room. motldn was seconded, 93 to 28. Afters suitableMayor these resoluvTh preamble GnACTlTJrCEIIG A brief debate ensued, showing conwere i . i c tions w " adopted I WOOD WO0DI.I opposition to the motion. , tUiesoUed, By the citizens pf Portand, Panacea. siderable i ..if-itBland of Missouri said that the House In mass meeting assembled, that It is i A safe and pleasant remedy few all Child would stultify itself if it refused to go our duty to uphold law and order In Ca&h psxia for cotul, loand rea's Pleeasest Aottaa: as a toale It Is on the record and that we will suson the and inti- this community in maintainheaaloUl to erory ehlld mated that the silverquestion, Ibe poaitiTely would tain the legal authorities advocates, Qaaklngsp .IVoodi secure a rote on the bill U they had to ing the same; that we will maintain take it,'f w.w w'Ss I?'Mill. jrs uot 9Xust fundamental -- Sen4 prlncl- keep Congress in session ail summer and sustain the Paper stamp foe ,be4C teOrejefeabftrf to as of and that mohumanity adopted The accomplish purpose. liberty diless than Five Inches In' Co., Hew Tort. jf .v n'. .; . tion to suspend the rules and adopt the Eles founders pf the Republic, that MwiVM4J'Baa;0 r' f f eiaGLi: sisals,- - - zs czxrs. resolution was agreed to. : Yeas 179. man has an Inalienable right to life, ameter, and the pursuit of happiness, vu i. sbvq stokx. Naw- - York, lflAEichard MTB87.' liberty Rlngk, Axjm, AST Open Day and Xight. Street Oars The announcement of the result was and that these are inherent rights of master, and llelck, the purser of the TOE DESERET NETYS CO. SAXZ LAXS CTTT, VTAX. 4 pass to and frem Pepots. 7i Y, i DESERkFnEWS: - two-thir- ds i. 4 the-Sena- - . ay k .1 pag-gag- J - . NO. 90. MARCH 17, 1R80 WEDNESDAY EVENING, Wonderful A Pure. her.-fro- B!tt ltr-whi- SIS injnmTJ2LXi& - oa-ni- unit-eociaust- tv mut-Uturt!.- e Sedalia-,Jdis80u- rl, to-da- -- 1 1 r?rrric. op-)se- to-d- 'th ay , s E. M. Sargent, 41 Andovcr at., Lowell, Mass., says : " I commenced using Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral about the year 1842, as a The value of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, n tbe piotectlonit affords from the dangers it pulmonary disorders, cannot be Mr. C. K. Philip, Pfttsburg, PaJ, writes: V About three years ago I had severe Laryngitis, which resulted in chronic hoarsejne&s. By the use of Ayer'a Cherry Pectorjai I have since entirely regained my health." Mr. Henry Russell, Excelsior Irmting Co.,; New York, writes i "Influenza became epidemic in toy neighborhood. Several members of my family suffered severely with it, all of whom took Aycr Cherry Pectoral, and were cured by it in a few days. It is a wonderful medicine tor Influenza. Too much cannot be said in its favor." over-isHmat- family medicine, for Coughs and Cold, and have always kept it in my home sines that time. I consider it the best remedy that can be had for these complaints." Clayton, N. Sr. J. B. Robertson, "I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral, In my family and practice, for a number of years, and have no hesitation In recommending it. It is an admlrablo to do all preparation, and that is claimed ior iu" m. i . atyers, N.C. writes: Ayer'a is the best Cough preparation I ever saw. It gives instant relief well-qualifl- uer-manto- PBaw T.ffmfiwnwi mag-nifice- nt man-of-wa- r. l decided 3 lungs or has cured Cough in few doses. always relieves irritation throat, apd arrests the tendency to inflainmatlon. It strikes at the foundation of all Pulmonary diseases, is without a rival as an expectorant, and is a sure cure for tha moat obitlnate Coughsi"ahd Colds. L. Garrett, Texaha, Tezas, writes: "I have oscd Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral In my family for twenty years. For throat and lung diseases, I consider it a wonderful remedy. ftM's Cherry Pectoral, irr- Or. y. J. C. Aver A Co., (Analytical Chemists), Jor - HAZARD POWDER 1 n. . . : to-mo- rro Itta, W, -- , -- -- pre-empti- on 1ed?!f i'13 - . a to-d- ht pa-tlo- ni ; ex-Uni- on one-arm- ed dl. I3333T able-bodi- - I ed COSEEGTIOJtERS, OO., 2 g . 1 1 g 2- cq 2 i Sr1 s a a M na obedJ 0. ' ay AX)AMS :..-r- ay DiS-trt- -- . H - - $100,-000.00- to-da- ' , e s , : lK - 'v. 1 to-d- ay ex-Uni- on b-- 1 to,- r - . y 1 03 .'g S Austro-Aiungaria- - Mass. y sale by' all Druggists. w - n . BT PREPARED - 1 al AVer's Cherry Pectoral of the a a It sum-iqqrn- ed conwtanUy-nr-gtonrTra- n, Cherry-Pector- : by ltnpres-slvenes- . C ; i A bsolutcly R 'M O Salt Lake. I AJSrJ LOOK WELL s IERRA to ssppss ; j K. J. W. U. Kkpobc. Bvonu, . MILL. j?ZA2YI2fG. Trackes,OaL" ASS'l. LUMBER EVADA ' DEALERS IN i ! Msni ass am. . 1 '! 1: to-da- ? Palmer,Mer'& o olfo,Patton&Co., ; x V TV A. i " i ttall Bloek ,1 Op-lei- i- ! '- -J (. '.' S. J. LTBHs, SnpSi - EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO., I'!, I :. ' . - t Hot-Force- l,! ; ! d e U SPEOlTX. A C Beutfci V. MADE TO ORDER. ill - y- "aannw0amssmBmsSsB' WOOD TANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS to-da- CHICAGO, Jiaraware. sasn welcbts. GLASS. Etc.. Etc. f Horse'sfeet. st Any STJIXDING . A. Shingles Mouldings Frames, Doors. Windows Dlinds,, Wood Pumps, Packing Boxes, Builders tVATHt .,!... .'-- v - J- --j - - ( ; -to ' - MW$ Putnam Nail Go., ; , tightlni-iariousl- Aid-ric- Col-4jni- tt. '''" '.. .. ' f hm-4- X. . , - - , Mr:-- - - - l4 f 5 , J " if, '. j v... . , . -- -- Ti s -- -- to-d- - and-jWae- - . - ay - oz-a-su- . Aaitl-ChlBe- se -- anti-Chine- X . f- - :fr tryUun, - ' f V Co-bo- se FOR ALL! Le-Blan- ey PIIIr3 -- se to to-da- - - - - ( lid--- fifty-thre- e poat-oaid- - nts , - ? - -- I 4 ' . Children' at if, t - 0YEEA1ID rtlce: City 1 : le - (r i.--- -- '.".',,, iron; stamped ward & tih nebs' to ols, TIIIPUTEISHEE Main " Street, SU Lou Missouri, t FOR SAEE7BY,, .'r t . I f n: l&6lo t til jiWoiats in BaitrXaliorCiiya : JiWJ'SUMiVIERHAVS & CO., XEATHE1T MA1TDTACTUIIEHS, ge ek-ine- . y,' -- -- t: i che, IjJPAVaiR antl-Chlne- i -- . Vl i uv' . 4vviLe.ir f Aa-lt- at j lad . Major-Gener- ' - , : . ' fT ; j J" - EAXJEEa pf-r- -. ,! , ' R .f - . ffides,Wpdl,Deer and Sheep Pelts,FaiEto., .. i j' : J. "j" WANT A LARGE LOT OF;J , - COXSUMPTIOX I ; ! IN T1IEIU TASSERT, TVH WHICH - THEY WILL JPjtr TUB TOP MAItlZBT TRICE! r r - VTAREHOUSE ONE HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF THE UTAH 0E1TTRAL DEPOT. S, L. CITY, ! f |
