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Show EVENING NEWS. Hay is, ism FRAGMENTS, Decoration day will be observed ob Monday, the 31st lust. Onk drunk was registered at tne City Hill ttiis afternoon. : Tub thermometer reached 90 degrees In the shade at 1 p. m. The. "Mixed Pickles" engagement closes at the Theatre this evening. Tbk Home Dramatic Club will appear in "Ouv'ttor" at the Theatre on Decoration Day. Tub Utah Central northbound pas-- stager train this morning had three Pullman can attached, About 25 men went north on 'this morning's Utah Central train, to work on the Oregon Short Une. The "Theatre programme," Issued by Urahaoi &.Co.,has been considerably improved in appearance. A novelty in the shap of a broad-- 1 sword combat w ill take place on ' ington Square on Saturday afternoon. ' to-da- y: . The Kocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company will boo a issue a new tory, embracing all the names in this I circuit. Do not forget the meetings of the Relief Society of. the 17th Ward, to -ytnorrow at 3 Pj.m. All interested j should attend, Tiie nuisauce inspector is looking for the individual who had the old tin cans collected in heaps ou the streets. The old tins must go. Prof. Evan Stephens, vtho returned from the East on Saturday evening, will leave for his home In Malad this afternoon, G. E. Stanlky, Esq., British Consul at San Francisco, ; went north to Yellowstone Park this morning. Mrs. Stanley remains In Salt Lake. The auditorium qJ the District Court room looked like anlabandoned homestead. The lawyers spent their to-d- ay ' ,:.fl hon: joel GCOVHIt.' A BBlicy 'SKETCH .JOT HIS, CAREER. By the aid of Brother W. A, C. Bryan we are enabled to give some details in relation to the late Hon. Joel Grover. He Is the son of Thomas and Hannah T. Grover,. was born Davis County, Utah, March 11th, 1849, He died of tepdtie colic (passing of gall stones) at his residence In Nephi, Juab County Utah' at. il:55 p. 0U May 13th,il88C. He was the first white male child born In Davis County. He was baptized into the Cbuwb of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, when eight yeaxS of aget At the April Conference of 1867 he was called by President Heber C, Kimball to go on a mission to E uropcj lie started on his mission Max 12th, 18J7, crossing the plains most of the way by team, and arrived in Liverpool, England, July 26th. lie labored faithfully in the Kent and Glasgow conferences two years, "preaching the Gospel, and alter having. completed his mission, to the satisfaction of the Presidency, was released on the 14th and departed from Liverpool in the steamship Colorado, homeward bound, July 28th, 1869, arriving at his home in Farmingtoo, August 20th. December 6th, 1809, he was married to Mary Asenath, daughter of Dr. Wll- lard Richards, upon which occasion President Brigham Young predicted that Brother Grover would yet ocdupy prominent positions of usefulness in the Kingdom of God. " . -- - : November 10th, 1871, he was ordained' a High Priest and called to preside over the Juab Stake of Zion. Subsequently tnere being changes in the presidency, he has been First Counselor therein. He has been a leading figure in the management of all of the important matters pertaining, to the welfare and - : prosperity Of the Stake. In 1873 he was elected: a Representa tive to the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, and has since Chat time been repeatedly elected Representative and Councilor, and has been well recognized -- and admtred as a wise and able Representative of the people. In 1375 he was elected to the office of Selectman, and in 1878 to that of Probate Judge for Juab County, and he held the latter office, at the time of his demise. He was an extensive stockholder in this office from the Nephi Mercantile and Nephl Mill Auckland, New Zealand, addressed to and Manufacturing Institutions, and Mr. J. iGL Williams, Salt Lake City, held the offices of President and Superwhich the owner can have by calling intendent of the store and Secretary and Superintendent of the Mill. He lor it. was prominently identified in all of the Azko Kerch, thevunfortunate flre of, the- Stake, and man who was so badfKlnJured In the public institutions, 11 subscriber to every a was Wnl very accident .on the Utah & Northern on - Wednesday last, died at ttae. P. hospital in Ogden yesterday. The practice of letting animals roam arouud the streets I being fallowed by a number of stockowners. The officers are also gathering the loose cattle and horses into the estray pound. Some ore brought from a Sanpete mine was assayed here yesterday, and showed, silver, $40.04; copper, $21.25; gold, $1.25. This being from the top Is considered by experts as a avery fine showing. Various parties have 'been indulging in fast and recklees driving to such an extent near Liberty Park and at other places In the city that the officers have concluded to inaugurate a vigorous enforcement of the ordinance ' Violated. Mr. f James Solomon, lot' the firm of Solomon Bros. & Gold, y had some specimens of ad excellent variety to-da- of asparagus, known as the "Conover Colossal." The, vegetable was grown in the 19th Ward, and is very fine.. In a druDken row In Brown's Canon, Colorado, on Friday .aigut, Boon .Ainemeyer fataUy stabbed John with a bowie knife, the blade entering in front of the shoulder blade and penetrating through the ribs and into the region of the heart. The difficulty grew out of the bad feeling that 0'-Mall- ey . Is existing between the charcoal burners at Pedrick and Pike's kilns in that ' , vicinity. James L. IIuqhksJ who was tried in the Justice's court yesterday afternoon fer assault on Taos. Gillespie, in Whlttemore'a (saloon was lined $15. Whittemore, who was charged with an assault pa Alex. Gillespie, of the 16th Ward was discharged, it having been shown that Gillespie was boisterous and that Whittemore was Justified in his course. Alex. Gillespie was not arrested, as he had skipped before the officers arrived. We received a pleasant call from Messrs. Marcus C. Hawley, Fred U. Gurney and George B. MUler, who Are viewing the sights in this vicinity, in company with Mr. Arthur Stayner. Mr. Hawley is of the firm of Hawley Brothers, New York and San Francisco, dealers, in agricultural Implements and hardware Mr. Gurney is an Importer and dealer in cutlery, New York, and Mr. Miller represents the iflrm of Wallace & Sons, brass and copper rolling mills, Nev York. to-d- ay ' LOCAL NEWS Theatre. The following attractions are announced at the Theatre for the following month : May 20 Day Nursery and Orphans' Home benefit. Decoration Day' Home Dramatic Club in the "Guv'nor." May 21st and 22d "A Pair of Kids" , Company. Jane 10th, 11th and 12th George C, , Miln legitimate enterprise and industry or ganized since his arrival ih Nephi. i In the First National Bank of Nephi, about to be organized, he was a subscriber for a considerable: amount, and at the preliminary! meeting was chosen for one of its directors. As a financier he was of the first ir- der, and. hhv Judgment and executive ability were quick. and firm. He was a close, affectionate and lasting friend, and while being 'faithful Latter-da- y Saint and having the love and confi dence of the authorities and people of the Church, he was broad, liberal and charitable, to such an extent as to gain the admiration and confidence of every ' class. On the evening of the 13th inst., Brother Grover and his wile had been out riding and had jonly just returned home, when he was seized with a violent cramp in the stomach, it being then about 7s30 o'clock;' Doctors D$n and Atkia were immediately summoned, and the Elders of the Church were sent for and everything was done that conld be done to counteract but nothing seemed to have any effect, and after .much suffering in so short a time, he passed away at 11 :55 o'clock. The news of his death caused a most sudden shock and spread a gloom over the entire community. The town was draped in mourning and flags put at ! , half-ma- er devil-may-ca- re In the Market. Four o Third West St. Salt Lake Foundry & a.so our linTof gents low shoes, The Greatest Bargain of the Season I o I STOW Hnt KIMBALL'S & day afternoon, at On Satur- o'clock, Washing-- ; as an athlete and swordsman, and has taken part In several successful tournaments in San Francisco, which place h toJdav for Salt Lake. - Capt. UcOulre, formerly of Boston, has the of being one of the beat mounted ! swordsmen U In the world. ' recently arrived la . this, city rom the City of MexlCPt fnd U- fWf va ae rscwevoast. New tyle Spring Suitings Just received from the Mills, Flannels, Linseys, Tweeds Trunks, Etc., for sale whole- . sale and retail at John Cutler fc Bro., Agents Provo Woolen Mills, No. 6 Old Constitution ltuilding. Prices of Photographs Reduced at ithoin!. vox All work done by the pry-Pla- stantaneous Process. REDUCTION PERMANENT. HOW TO SAVE MONEY A Point Woith Remembering Buy . ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. & as- - LAOES iv :w ? t i - '' . Mas. Emxexix:e b." Wells, editor of the Womaifi JStpqnent, who has been aa energetic Worker for the cause ofwomai:wimelrashligtdn too week, past, returned to . GLOBE-DEMOCRA- Weekly Wt'ekiy Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly St. Itnis, Mo .Kejmb icr.it, St. Louis, Tribune. Chicago,111111 Tiiuea, Chicago, Inter Ocean, Chicago. 111., Knquirer, Cinciunuti, O Commercial Gazette, Cm., O New York City Time.New York Oitr Sun, World, New York City. Cilobe-Uemeere- t, I H. is imported by as direct from the manufacturers, therefore in tbi better assorted Mock and much goods than any other house, 250 dozen Keul I.i.lc Gloves in all cheaper sizes for tie per pair. ' we have a HOSIERY. SI .Per Pages 7056 Coinmni) lOO rtoien Ladies Cotton Hose, flnilioi reams and good shades, for BSe. pr. pair. Columns $1 0 Per Year. liOK-SO and Lisle Hose at 50e. per pair. A complete line Of Fine Colored niack 1 00 Per Year. 56 Columns Lislo and Silk Hore. The largest as8ortment of Children's Kibbed Hose. Black and 1 25 Per Ycr. .V. Columns we ever Colored have have shown. Hoys' Orey mixed and Bicycle liose. 1 00 Per Yejir. 66 Colunum 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 GLOVES' AND MITTS. FABRIC line1 Even-thin- T Yr. Pages. Page. I'ages. Paget. Pafies. rages. 56 Columrfu 1 SO 1 .V! Pages. Pages. 50 66 Pagca, colaima Columns Columns Column 1 1 1 n is Per Year. Per Year. Per Year. Per Year, Per Year. PARASOLS. 00 00 00 00 We have opened the largest assortment of Parasols and Sun umbrellas ever ofered. and prices were never so low. The new Almeda is the latest novelty. Lace trimmed Pariwols from $2.75 to S18.00. ' Sateen Coaching Parasols front $1.00 to $2.00. . H. f Lace , and Sun Bonnets in Greater than a. . to-d- LD 0 116 MAIK STREET. B.UW P. CAR LOADS BOOT ay WALLPAPERS 3 fdLp ments each, charged with unlawful cohabitation with their wives.- These three brethren are the first in' whose cases additional indictments have been pressed before sentence on the first had expired. W. G. Saunders was also arraigned on One charge of unlaw-lcohabitation. All of them took until Thursday next at 10 a.m., when their trials will proceed, C. C. Richards, Esq., acting as their attorney. Mr. .Barnard White was placed on on two charges of unlawtrial ful cohabitation. - ul to-da- y, HS mn Dasourrm or PLAI1T AND VANOTL Cliairs and Lounges, Bureaus and Bedsteads, BED PRICES Store. . COAJLI way Company. A. Office, Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! JOB FEINTING J. Ounnkix, Agent. Die-:.vc- ry How to CobmII Dr. Feote, Sr., by a Mall. Dr. Eoote, Senior, anthor of "Plain Home Talk," "Medical Common Sense," etc.. etc., would say to those who would like to consultbtm by mail that they cau have a list of questions and a circular of gratuitous advice by addressing Box 414, Salt Laice City. The doctor has arranged to have Information supplied in this way to save time. Receiving such printed matter the correspondent can describe his or her case fully and direct it to the doctor, in New York. Dr. Foote is treating all forms of chronic diseases, a specialty to wbtch he has devoted thirty years of' study and practice. Evidences of his success can also be bad by addressing Box 414, as above, but all letters of consultation and orders for remedies should be addressed to Dr. E. B. Foote, Sr., 120 Lexington Avenue, New York City, N. Y. Consultation free. An advertisement of Dr. Foots. Sr., In another place, deserves attention. deodfcs . sUc-ceselu- STORE, A3 a cure for insomnia and nervousDr. Henley's ness, there Celery, Beef and Iron.M. I. Drug Store, For sale by Z.C, Stiff and Soft Felt Hats, An Entire New Stock ALL GRADES OF ID CARPETS SHOES CURTIS, LACE Body Brussels, Velvets, Three Ply8, Extra Supers,- Cotton Chains, Eastern Hag Carpets and Lace Curtains and Nets in Large Variety 'f Eor VST EE ! Prices Reduced Greatly OUR MOTTO: . 11(111 A NEW FEATURE 01 IN OUR HOUSE IS DOLLAR Wa are CLOSING OUT a Large Lot of DB.ilRRR'S In Sizes from ABDOMINAL & HEALTH CORSETS & OTHERS, .28 to 85, at $1-0- 0 pyr pair; regular price mum and ovet. $2,00 Wo Lave also a JOB LOT of Gent's White and Fancy Percale Shirts, slight-lsoiled, ttytive nro CLOSING OUT at each; former price 1.50 to 2:50. EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS FOR THE SPRING TRADE, lit : 7 Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charmer that almost cheats the s. KB j Plasterer 9 Calciminer and Whitewa&her. All work attended to promptly and lafactory manner. Heitdence-ria-0 ' i halt block at m 8eventh East Street. Shop, Wntol Valley Hosae. 4 RXT ; rj CAUFOIIRIA LiQSt he? LaJTJB iFFicKtuuntimnum Bttmt 89h - a large tine of the celebrated Opened . OTJEl'.A.TlSrS, irjpvi FRENCH KIJ. in mmifiliPncer'lijiuSf! BETAXL. bibl 1,000 dozen Laaies, and Children's I TkrmDowtXtut sw n xbbk. sSk. mm mm mm THEWflllKERB i Fima, u an 1 v cist, eeoei TOSTn ci Aim fflrmtt 0,AWlast - BREWERY BIB 'ill WHOLESALE ! CITY,' GaiiJ'.lais'&CliilWsfe ar. is a iat- - HENRY WAGNBl v-v- . WRIGHT & PETERS 4 JAMES COULT, PAPER RULING .(. EVERYTHING NEW AND JDE Silt ABLE, nn! sum; w;r i 1 Is no flatterer. AKX . mm&ay y BOOK- - iBEBTOlCErO Boot-bin2e- m&h . the looking-glas- Deseret Sews WE SELL CHEAP E.E.TH1LB Where all STAPLE GOODS' are sol4 at WJiolcsal Prices, in quantities not less than OneJDollar. Dont fail to secure the advantages of this Deirt. The Mirror ITS BRAN OH SHOES. SHOES, n&a SIIOIX. SHOES, "tea la constantly replenished with BEST MAKES in an a A LI Children, SEE OUR $3.00 SEE OUR $2.83 OUIt 2.50 t&-- SEE OCR 93.00 , ALL AT PROMPTLY The Best Style of the AND SLIPPERS, Ladies9 , Misses' and - ii.' CXECUTKD SLIPPERS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN BTJCBXESrs ARNICA SALVE. The Best Salvx In the world for Cats, Braises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin and positively cures Piles, Eruptions, no pay required. It is guaranteed to or give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Sft cents per box. FOR SALE AT Z. C. M. I. DRTJQ AND 9 Of ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL 07, Captain's Fortunate Discovery. 0 BROS CO. Wasatch Corner. C:ipt Coleman, schr. tt'eymovth, lying between Atlantic City andN. f ., had been troubled with a cough so Umi he was unable to sleep, and was ndueed to try Dr. King's New for Consumption. It not only (fcvc htm instant relief, bat allayed the xi.--t me soreness in his breast. His children were similarly affected and a 'ingle dose had the same happy effect Dr. K'fig's New Discovery is now the .taiularii remedy lu the Coleman Household and on board the schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remedy at Z. C. M. I. Drug Store. 4 T SI EOB MEN AND BOYS, COAL! COAK.I and all Druggists. SHOES BOOTS, 4 Weber. Rock Spring, Pleasant Valley and Red Canyon All the Coais sold in the Salt Lake market. Our Weber is from the celebrated Grass Creek mines and we are mining better coal than ever before.. No other Weber brought to this market can compare with it. All our coals are nicely screened and cleaned. Coal Department; Union Pacific Rail A. STRAW HATS STRAW HATS 1 SOMSENiCAEOOIST In all the LATEST STYLES for MEN'S BOYS' AND CHILDREN, E3 JSl. JE I uriuary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, konio or mUd stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters the best and only certain cure known, Th y act surely and quickly; every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction er money refunded. Sold at fifty :ents a bottle at Z. C. M. I. Drug HOES. 131 ! IN BROTHERS. aOZECICT GLOBE PBINTING CO., ST. XOTJS, MO. for friends kWlInJnHer her a hearty welcome. toany bid VTc boutrlit a few too many wool laces and have a line of Edgings and AllOTers In dark shades that at the present prices are sure to sell. ot the meat promlneut Weeklies published In (be fnlted Males snows conclusively Mint the WKEKLT Is from 25 TO 30 PEK TENT THE CHEAPEST. The follow Injr ewrngMtrattve Klaleineiil of it nuanher lr, par-quet- te, ad- HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. 36 Inch Flonneing. Colored AlIOTer. AUover, I Sc to $3.00 per yd. $1.60 to $3.00 per yd. w)c to $5.00 per yd. BatUte, Chatrbray, and Zephyr Embroideries. We have alwlays enjoyed the reputation of having the finest, beat assorted, and ' cheffpest stock of Embroideries in the city, and this season Is no exception. I Weekly In- te UNDER WEAK. . Semi-Weekly- , tion force pump," a contrivance mirably adapted for the porppse. MUSLIN Children's Short Drosses, sines from 1 to 7. Infants' Slip?, corset Covers, Apron. Chcmi,, Drawers and Night Gowns. It Is a well known fact that wo pell everything in this line, cheaper than any other house Ik eit-the Muslin Underwear for the CHEAP COUNTEIt, arriving everyday. Globe-Democra- BOOK AND JOB ton Square is US be the scene of an at' the codling moth suggested Jty the traction new to this locality. The anpf thepeneva IN. Y.) nouncement is made, that a grand proprietors The material to be used wasia Nursery. mounted sword contest for $1,000 and of Paris green in a given amount small the championship of the world,' Is to to be. squirted pon of water, take place between Duncan C. Soss quantity means the trees of A portable pump . by udCapt.'C. McGuire, Richard K. Fox Mr. Ross Heorjr Bartlett 'pf SprUgviUe, Utah befog tad stakeholder. is for"Lewis's combina claims the championship of the world County, agent STREET. TIIE WEEKLY GLOBE- - J. DEBT Just the Thlna;. A few days ago we mentioned s .means t4 exterminating that formidable enemy to orchards MAIN HOME-MAD- E Men's Suits made to order from Home - Made CIolu. . Broadsword Combat 1C0 a. well-kno- , The nicest it.n-- of (Checked Louzines, and Slammer Silks we have ever eh Wf. Surahs, ltlutclumc , Ti icotines, Foulards, "and l'onicea Mlks. A full line of Velvets in all the prevailing shaden. We have a few Cue. Worsted Ireaa Patterns, that we will offer until closed oat. CJEUATlDI.Es. OF COST". Kiiiluoldcn. J Uotcs ia AlbatrobS, I.inou D'lntle, Ginghnin, Zephyr Cloth.Ohambrav. It fit isle tt. SPECIALTY. A Only Exclusive Retail Shoe House in the City, M'f'q Co. SILKS, VKLVKTS AND DRKSS GOODS " Iii:i-AIRI2- V SPENCER I e Oft-de- & will hide bis light under a bushel, and the public will doubtless largely have Ihe benefit of his later acquisitions in She theory and practice of music, Utah owes him a good deal already la the line of her advancement in that direction, and we bespeak "her farther indebtedness. Brother Stephens pur poses taking up his residence in this city. t- SUMMER MI0ES! NEW STYLES! LOW PRICES! To-nig- ht FOREIGN. keep alive until the coming session will relieve them from their present straitened circumstances. The object Is a Charitable one and besides the entertainment will be la every particular excellent. For these reasons doubt less a full house will reward the efforts of the promoters. ;:Adffllssloe 70 cents ; flrstjclrcle, 50 dents; second circle. v cents . WHITBOPODS. As the e8fn RdTncs wo allow more space for thli line of GoodJ. to 40c. Chccketf liqnes from 8to 80o. Checked N'ninsookB fSrom lnl"n 1. !.)! frmn li'.:-- . - r.:.c. Figured Lavrua from 7c. to lie. I'laia ami Figured Snlveiis from 25 to 4K--. M e have a full line of Fancy Boureite Stripe, Dress Linens and Imported lepfcyr C loths. Goods na'de. Tl:r iyj t;.e linest WikshCloths.-anOn nk v Canvas White it is well worth one's time to look this department through, if low priced (but ser-vfrc uUi1) Wa.--h iioUs arc in question. CALL AND SEE OUR LINE OF ' UTAH IXVCMTION. The Horse's Friend Sulky Plow. The draft cheapest, strongest, and lightest is enSulky Plow in the market. It coundorsed by the best farmers in the at Z.C M.I.135and try. Call and see itand at 131 to S., its Branch Stores, All Sojidi Styles, your Books, Stationery, School Supplies LINKNS. and Magazines of Jos. Parry & Co., This department Is rail of everything wanted in this Una at prices that wUl be snre 26 S. Main Street, where you get every- FOURTEEN COLUMNS OF SOLO READING MATTER IN FAVOR OF THE A of Lace to suit. stock full and Curtain Net. Curtains thing at Bottom Prices. All the Church Ten Pages made np of the Latest Teleg-raphl-e News and CorrBi Publications kept constantly ill stock; SUMMER WRAPS . also a well selected line of the best Mis- dence from all parts of the World, Political News, lull and complete The latest novelties and finest garments will be found In this stock. We have had and for both Market selected Choice Miscellaneous for Matter cellaneous Books, 0I4 a larger sale of these goods this season than ever before, young. Reports, and especially S. S. and M. I. A. iibrasiea supplied. the Farm and Home. Sent to any address ONE TEAK FOB OXE DOI GENTS' FURNISHINGS. LAB, (Postaa-- prepaid.) It Is the Largest and Best Family Paper In Me We have added to our stock a line of Bovs Shirt Waists, Gents' Unlanndrted ISSe. IVEHTFUL on World. Ren 3 The Crusade at About Sample Copies Application. Shirts, Underwear, Hose, Collars and Cuffs. Ko fancy prices. Your health for the year depends o'clock on Sunday morning deputies upon t: Blood this Spring. the of Prices Other of Editions the purifying visited the residence,! A Kershaw No remedy will accomplish this so $12.00 Daily, Per Asnura.. in Ogden, and placed that gentleman readily and sorely as Per Annum 6.00 under arrest. Afterward, guided by a 8.00 Per Annum Children9 s BKOWITS SAKSAPARILLA Caps youth from Riverdale James Thomp- And Dandelion with Iodide 1 Potma-eian- Postmasters and Newsdealers are authorised to reeeire Bwbsei Ipttons ever. Variety son called at Win. Stimpson's and to the or send direct served a warrant of arrest upon Mr. no is and Liver If your active, healthy Or ague is possible. BROWN'S Stimpson. These two gentlemen were fever acts SARSAPARILLA directly on the taken to. Ogden, where Mr. Kershaw and and Liver Kidneys purifies the was yesterday arraigned to plead to Blood. Try no doubtful remedies, but two indictments charging him with See the complete formula printed on Your living with and acknowledging his BROWN'SandSARSAPARILLA. it. Physician recommend ' wives, contrary to the Edmunds law. Druggist cures Rheumatism. It His bonds were fixed at $1,800 ,and The genuine BROWN'S ARNICA his be 'made to- SALVE is fully Warranted. plea will All Z. C. M. 1. merchants sell Brown's morrow (Wednesday) for which Medicines because they are the best. day the trial is also set. Mr. StimpTo iTo. son's family were taken before the DINWOOTXEY HENRY grand Jury, who soon returned an in- Has the largest and most complete OUR FRIENDS BESPEOTFUIAY THANKING for past favors, we invite the defendant dictment, and stock Of FOB of inspection was required to be present for arraignTJ. ment, his bail being fixed at $1,500. In obedience to an order issued yesJust Arrived, New and Fresh from Factories and now Opening Ont, consisting of terday by Judge Powers, Marshal Ire- Or. Henley's Celery, Beet md Iron. land took to Ogden, this morning, The great nerve tonic will cure BED ROOM AM) PARLOR SETS, from the penitentiary, Amos Maycock, jlecplesssess, nervousness, neuralgia, AND broken and builds up Helon H. Tracy, Ambrose Greenwell Uheuinatism, Delicious and constitutions. iown and John Bergen. Joseph H. Dean nutritions. Sold all druggists and and George C.Wood were also arrested country dealers. by -WHICH WILIi 'BE BOLD , For sale by Z. C. M. I. Drug Store, and taken to Ogden for arraignment. 1 all and Druggists. AT Messrs. Dean, Wood and Bergen ROCK ! were called to plead to indictments tS-- CALL AND SEE THEM. K ARE SOLID FACTS. TIKES each ! of them recently found, charging The best blood purifier and system with polygamy. Mr. Dean answered regulator ever placed within the reach not guilty, and the others will plead of suffering hamanity, truly is Electric on Thursday. Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, BilJaundice, Messrs." Maycock, Tracy and Green-we- ll iousness, Constipation, Weak or Kidneys, any disease of the were arraigned on two indict- BY TELEGRAPH. ' NOTICE. Bathing Trains to Hot Springs, by D. & B. G. uailway, will be discontinued Wednesdays for the present, but during will run regularly on Sundays, leaving Salt Lake City at two o'clock p.m. d New Carpets from 25 cents per yard. Curtains and Portieres. At Aukrbach's d, During his lifetime Brother Grover having expressed his desire that when he should die his remains should be TKH WESTER UNION TELEGRAPH UXS. taken direct from his home to the tomtj, and that there should be no funeral sermon over his remains, his wish was UlAdNioue's Motion Carried. carried out, the obsequies commencing at his late residence, and after singing London', 18. Mr. Gladstone, in the House of Commons this afternoon, by the Nephi Tabernacle Choir and moved that the House devote four prayer by Apostle H. J. Grant, the nights out of the five given to parliamultitude assembled to. attend the mentary business every week; to de- bate on tne uome uuie oiu. ine rre- innerai passeu inrougn tne parlo. Lmier's produced a sensation. viewed Aae remains , and the pro S3 it proposal to be generhad come then cession being arranged, ally believed, without any, clearin order, proceeded to the cemetery. ly defined reason why, that the had about given up It was the largest, attendance on any government hope of carying their measure and occasion of the kind ever known in the would bring on a crisis as early as posthis county. A great many friends sible. An excited discussion at once Gladstone's motion; during and prominent citizens from Salt Lake, followed both sides to the controversy reUtah and other counties weie present, this vealed their position. among them were quite a number of Sir Michael Hicks-Beac- h (Conservahis tive) said his party wanted a pledge in the Legislature. on finished be would debate the The funeral procession returned at that To this next. Gladstone Friday 4 p. m. and adjourned to the Nephi answered that his reckoning extended by Tabernacle, where the afternoon's ser- the debate tar beyond athe date fixed vices were devoted to remarks in re- the opposition. After long and warm was Gladstone's motion discussion, lation to the deceased. TheTab3rnacle carried. was draped for the occasion, and combined with the devotion expressed, presented a most solemn aspect. The speakers were President Charles SneriT. George Kendall, Mathew Mc Cane and Wm. A. C. Bryan, personal friends and intimate acquaintances of the deceased. Deceased leave? a wife, five children, a mother and numerous other relations to mourn his departure. His friends and the entire community retain an affectionate remembrance of the de-- 1 Printing Establishment. parted, who was loved and respected by all who associated with him io life. to-da- at DINWOODEY'S. C0HW BROS. fob oitX)3lie AND CENTENNIAL, ALASKA , st. Company. June Nth and 15th Birch & Cotton's The Cpmlag Benefit Entertain San Francisco Minstrels. Junes lUth, 17th, ISth and 19tlr Mile. ment. The managers of the Day Rhea.1 Nursery and Orphans' Home Entertainment to be given at the Salt Lake on Thursday, the 20th Inst., Theatre ' a We Home. received Wetfome announce that Governor West has cfcil y from Brother Evan Steto make a short adconsented kindly and esteemed phens, the on He is .deeply dress occasion. that musician, who returned from Boston interested in this and is undertaking on Saturday evening. The hosts of work conversant with thoroughly friends of. the gentleman will Join us of a similar nature elsewhere and in bidding him a hearty welcome. We a rare treat may be expected. understand he has made excellent This will be remembered, instltutlon,lt progress in his adopted profession, for received an from the appropriation ' which be has a devoted and passionate Legislature. They are now striving to fondness. He is not one of those who BOOTS JlsTp SKIOES! TiiiE SE2srx yous REFRIGERATORS , eloquence upon empty benches. ierk is a letter at Theatre. For one who wants to "laugh and grow fat," without regard to the I cause or its consistency, Mixed Pickles" In the hands of the eminent comedian Mr. J. B. Polk and his excellent company, affords every opportunity. To those who look&for anything beyond merriment, it will present a very black prospect. The fnn is mostly created by the ludicrous situations in which the actors are placed by their own or some one else's deception, mischievous and otherwise. In fact the whole comedy might, be called the "School for Lying" with great propriety. Hence its demoralizing tendency. But American audiences, as a rale, care little for the moral of a comedy ; so long as It amuses them, they will be satisfied. TbU, no doubt, is the secret of the popularity of such pieces as "Mixed Pickles," its prototype, "The Strategists' and others, which, like "Peck's Bad Boy," are essentially of a famous character. Mr. Polk, as "Joseph fPickle." was the same Jolly, talented mimic and mirth-makas ever, a veritable prince among comedians. Next in merit, Mr, Melville as "Hiram Brown" convulsed the audience. Miss Polk made a very nice "Cherry Brown" and sang the "Nightingale's Trill" with such effect as to obtain an encore. Carrie Carter.our old Salt Lake friend, appeared as "Lucinda Snigglns," an Old maid, which she played admirably. "Deacon Jordan," a caricature on effecwas most his cloth, Rain-forby Mr. tively presented and Mr. Parker played the Reverent Arthur Pickle, with whom his brother mischievlous, got so badly "mixed," as evenly and modestly as the nature of the part demanded. Mrs. Meek as Mrs. Brown, and Miss Cotter as "Susie' did equally good service as they had opthe piece will be portunity. again presented, doubtless to another fair house. ',, "r ' EEQ CED5S COHJIEE CCL03S X- - HANDY - PAINTS.1 miEi g cram riot, FINEST iPAXNTS sf-- J Oary, Ogden rarker, Waeturers of Paints. Tor sals by . , M. J. sw4 s brsces - Js I - - I ' ckll m THESE GOODS ARE VERY MUCH UNDER VALUE. |
