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Show ! i A Oct. 22, 1SS6 Friday WITNESS AOALNST li USB AND. BJER the grand Jury came into Third the District Court, after having FRAGMENTS. some time In considering the spent f Oes. S. Ebb was made a member of case against Bishop Bassett, and prethe grand Jury yesterday afternoon, sented the following document: tlce W. A. Wiseman, excused. To the Honorable C. 8. Zane, Judge of the Third Jjistriet.Vourt, Territory of A man earned Bowman was put in the Utah: city Jail last night on the charges of Your grand 1ury respectfully report drunkenness, profanity and resisting that in tneir investigation of the and threatening ofllctrs. ' lie was fined charges aga nst Wrri. IS. Bassett, on oecatt ol tne uuilcu otatt, oi imaw-f$20. conaoiiation and polygamy, evidence was adduced tending to show II. , J. Bknnett general freight and mat 1872 tne defendant in to Ann Sarah married passenger agent of the I). & R. G. W., was Williams, and then and there had her wi.'i leave for San Franciscci this after-noohis wife. That afterwards, to wit, to attend a meeting of the for in the year 184, in the Territory oi Transcoullnental Pool Association. wnue sne, tne saia aaiao, uiaii, auu his was wife and living, tho said still The wife of Mr. W. V. Arthur, chief defendant, In the Territory of Utah, &. In clerk In the 1). II. G. W. office; this married and took to wife one Kate Mniih, and then and there hadiier tor city, has presented her husband with a his wlte. fine daughter. Mrs. Arthur is in DenThat said evidence also tended to e ver, and the newly-madpapa is all show that the defendant and the said Kate Smith went through a subsequent anxiety to hie his bary. ceremony cf marriare in the year IStUi, G. W.'jTWooDiud Thomas Leland tne one vith the otber, while the said Sarah was yet living. Tnat the place were arrested last, night for fighting. uucl time of said alleged second AtwooU i'leaded Ruiity to the tddiiiou-a- l n.urriage are undetermined and iu was of and the evidence. That the chargo drunkenness, ucubtjirom fined thin inorniuy. The othei caid Sarah, the first wife, is still living, a lid was a witness hereclf. That after charge wa9 set for ttl.il this aiter-noo- n tne iutiouuction of the evidence aforeauc1 the parties Jtiug couvicced, said, and wnilo said matter was bo they were fined $7. BO each. penui ng before your grand Jury, and thu and while place Most of those who accompanied the tune said of the alleged undeterTabernacle choir excursion to .Ncphi second marriage were yet was called mined, the said Kate Smith returned home last evening. The unti herself as a witness on dance given In tneir honor at Nephl on the presented matters aforesaid, before your Wednesday tveniug was a f elect and grand jur ; aud atter beinjrjduly and Witness, the very etjojabie affair. The wratber lcguiariy sworn as such" were by your ioilowiug interrogatories was yesvisit the fair, though during xranti jury severally propounded to raiu a her: terday at about It u.iu. heavy storm set iu. Tha gtneious hospitality Question 1. Did you go through a ceremony at .Lilian, la thi3 of the re sidents of Nrphi is himjy ap- marriage with William E. Bassett, It l ritory, i to preciated, your marriuge with him in prior Salt Lake' City? Question 2. Did you, at any lime in 3ACAL KEWSi 1S84, go through any ceremony of marriage witn the defendant', Win. E. Basat Logan? Praisinga the Choir. Wo are in sett, iu the Tejjplecommunication praising through Question 3. Have you gone rtceipt of a ceremony with Mr. Bassett the singing of the Tabernacle'' Cnolr of at marriage in oilier the any Territory of this city at the concerts glvcu by It at Utah, m the city of Salt Lake? except Were you not marNephi, and expressing the higi appreQuestionciation of the people of the visit of the ried to him in the year 1384, and have not since suld marriage lived with Choir to that place. Havlcg already you him as his wife in the Territory of and an excursion of account the given Utah? To all of which que&tisus the eald concerts, w e do net publish the comwitness made no answer, but decliued munication referred to. aod lef used to auswer them or either of thciu. To the ''Pen." Last evening the Wherefore your grand Jury pray tin: of the C'ouit iu the following brethren were brought from consideration or premises, whetheraresaid questions, aud Provo and taken to the penitentiary to either of thetu, competent serve out their terms of irapribonuient proper to be answered, 'and that such iiciion a: ay be taken by the Court as for rtfusiDg to renounce their wives: the law and the premises wld warrant. to W. sentenced Loveless, BishclpJ. Grand Jury rooms, at Salt Lake City, six motllis in the penitentiary and to Utah, Ojctober 22, 186 pay a flipe of $300 and 4&7.4Q costs. UiuiuiiD Mackintosh, Foreman. Dui six months' impiison-meJohn runt, and a tine of $100. The ground on which Mrs. Basse'.t Hans Jensen, tlx ineuthMmprison-men- t refuses to testify is that she is the and a Hue of $100. al wife of the defendant, aud under the law cannot be compelled to testify fcSudden Death. The kmlly of against him. her that the ! tie Court instructed Brother W . It. Jones, of tbo Fifteenth Waid, Is plunged In grkf by the sud- questions were proper and must be den death of his infant sou last evenanswered. J. H. Mr. wlins made a brief argument ing. He Is absent traveling-foParry & Co., and is supposed to bo in iu favor of the position the witness Summit County. Telegrams have had taken, and further action in the failed to reach him. If his wherematter was deferred until 10 a. m. row. abouts is known to any of our readers in reference to this1 question, the they will perform an act of kindness by sending word to him to return home Territorial Supreme Court, iu overat once. We sympathize with the be- ruling the action of the First District Court in the Barnard White case, on reaved. July 1st, said : 2ay C. M. Gilber-so- n Civil The court was clearly in error in instituted a suit in Justice Pyper's ruling tnat the witness should court a?amst Edmund Wilkes, for $9). testify. The witness not having tbe lawfal wife ot the deThe plaintiff claims that some time been the time of the al- -i fendant at ago, be bonght from the defendant a getl offensw of cohabitation, there lot of wood, at BlDgham Canon, for was no ciirpcoinmitttd aealubt her $G5. He received an order for it, and wh en might possibly, although we do not detei uiiuo the point, make her a Bold the wood to tfnotker party. When competent witness uDder our statute. the order given by the defendant was Besides, it makes no difference at what time the relationship of husband and presented, the men in charge of the wife commences, the principle of exwood refused to honor It, so the plain- clusion applies to its full extent whentiff commenced this suit, as he says.to ever the interests oi either are directly get his money back, and $i for the ex- concerned." pense he has eone to. FKTiriO.N FOR HABEAS CORPUS. Narrow Kscape From- a Bear. Under date .of the 10th Inst. John IEroRTAKT ACTIOX LOOKIXO TO A TEST Clark of Upton, Summit County, OF 6EGBEOATION. eendsuptbe following account of a ' thrilling incident: In the Third iDietiict Court S. Richards, E&q., filed a petition in F. .Ou Frldav, Oct 15th a Mr. Conrad and William Staler, both of Upton, habeas corpus, in behalf of Apostle were out for a hunt, acd came across a Lorenzo Snow, now undergeing imbear. Havineadox with them, thy prisonment in the Utah Penitentiary sent It after the bear. Two boys, as;ed on a conviction of unlawful cohat 12 and 1J years, were likewise out ou a the offense having been segrehunt, ami seeing af boar coming towards them, which proved to be the one gated Into three counts la the Indictchased by the dog, they started to run. ment. The bear gained upon tbetn. Tne On seeing the document Judge Zane younirer boy fell Mown screamlus?. The older boy named E. Staley, seeing no aske,d what the object of the proceedof chance escape, turned and flrsd at ing was, antt was answered to the bruin. Fortunately the shot took ef- effect that the design was to test the fect, in the bear's brain, killing it Instantly. It weighed over 400 pounds. legality, of segregating fairlictments Judge- - Zane stated that as Mr. Vanan We was not present the court would take Church Musical Society. learn thai measures are being no action in the matter until taken looking to the early, estabmorning at ten o'clock, when it Will lishment of a musical society, to be come up. The proceedings then will composed of members of the Church. depend upon Mr. Varian's attituele, or The members of this society. are to be uporj his line cf ppositiou, should he thoroughly trained in classical and oppose the granting of the application. Folio wing U the text ol the petition : sacred music, oratorios, , find It is the design to constitute a In th'. District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Utah, thorough organization for advancement Hall Lake County. In music of the character ref r.'e! to1 the matter of the application of Tae movement has the approval of the In Lorenzo Sd jw for a writ of Ilabea authorities of this Stake, and v. ill no Cur pus. doubt be heartily encouraged and paThe petition of Lorenzo Suow re tronized; it will be under the direction spectfully shows : That be is now a of Prof. George Careless. A further prisoner conllued in custody of Frank II. Dyer, United States Marshal m and announcement of the time and place for of Utah, iu the penitiie will be organized tentiaryTerritoiy at which the society of said Tert itory at the couu-t- y of Salt Lake in said Territory, fur a will be made as soon as pending the to that end are completed. supposed criminal offeu(e agai'nst coUnited States, Unlawful This will enable the brethren and sis- habitation. ters of this vicinity, who are ihterested Your petitioner also shows that such In musical pursuits, to unite with this conilnctnrnt is by virtue of the nt, warrant, aud proceed ns ottrce-or- d, proposed soclely.aad we mu expect to indictments includig three his see cordial encouragement extended to arraisu-neuts- ! your petitioner, against it from all classes of the coiniuunity. thereon, and pleas thereto respectively, as veil as demurrers to such pleas, decisions thereof, and verDram"After Dark- The dicts of the jury, bcinif the record of atic Club ha always been succctful said matters In "the District Court of District of tne la the past, that there is litllo reason the First judicial cf Utah, copies of all to expect anything else on Monday and Territory tl which are huvto annexed and Tuefetiay cisjhiK. It has made a name marked respectively, exhibits A, II, C, I), E. F, G;.iij I, J, K, L, M, N, 0 and particularly for sparing neither psias 1'. your petitioner further shows cor expense to put its pieces on ap- that And under said Judgment, a copy of has and the it fzrur which Is marked exhibit outlay ami in propriately, execution thereof be bus been impristo for "After Iark" is the oned more for in the penitentiary than since heaviest "Saratoga" acd six montus since continuously "The Banker's Daughter." Two new the 12th day of March, A. 1) , im, and scenes have been painted by Alfred has paid 300 in satisfaction of the fine against him and all the costs Lambourne, the well known local art- adjudged and awarded assessed against him ou ist, and will form the principal sets said prosecution. of the scenes fourteen the And your petitioner further states among that he is advised and verily believes piece. "Blackfricr's Bridge" has ttiat his iinpiisonment is illegal and been painted from photographic de- that such llltgallt y cousists iu this : tne can correct as be as'it wlil signs, and court had to Jurisdiction to pass Judgbe portrayed on the stage. The ment t your petit loner upon other a tunutl scene on the London mote tnan oue of the indictments or rccouls leferred te in its paid Metropolitan Railway Introduces a fer the reason that the offense be to cure will sensation that there iu set out is the ?ame as that conrailway tained and eft out In each of the thrill theudiecce. said indictments and records, The piece is of the modern sensa- other aud the maximum punishment which tional stamp, which has become so the Court has authority to imposo was months' imprisonment and a fine ot popular from "The World," "The six WOO. Lights of London," "Romany Rye," That by his said Imprisonment your stc.; it is quite a departure for the petitioner is being punished twice for has its but experience one and the same offense. Uoaie Club, Wherefore your petitioner prays a demonstrated that there is moral writ of habeas corpus, to the end that to the audience, and certain- he may be discharged Iron custody. Lokknzo Sxow. ly more' money In giving pieces oi the .sensational character, provided they Tkrritorv of ) Utah; Are consistent and well written, as Salt Lake County. B8- "After Dark" is said to be.; The cast Lorenzo Snow the petitioner above Is all that coukl be desired. Mr. Spen- named, being duly sworn, says that he the foregoing petition, cer, the versatile actor, has the leading has heard read knows the contents thereof; that part, in "Old Tom;" Mr. Wells has and tbe same is true of his- own knowledge, and character Jew A greit except as to matters therein stated on Edith Clawson is cast as the suffering Information and belief, and as to those to be true. berotae a line that she always por- matters be believes itLokekzo Snow. the with sympathy; strongest trays Subscribed and sworn to before me Mr. Birdie Bammings, Jir. Young, this 2lst day of October, A. D, 18Stf. JamksJack, White and Mr. Cummlnj make up the Notary Public . other principals, and besides (hese, oi boys.street roughs, there is en Ciub Coxrap Nbwham was sentenced in gambler, train men, etc.la The thi tven- - the police court this afternoou to pay Advertisement j Am of fo oi jpajicloos mischief, To-d- ay ul ; - 4--. nt 1 r to-m- oi &uit.-To-c- j - to-d- ay ita-tio- u, to-vi- t: Ju.!-;-ui- - H-ii- f ie t : to-wi- t: ludg-me-- fat-isfactl- ct, on . rT ppr This morn- An Exciting Incident. THAT PRIZE FIGHT. REFUSES; TO TESTIFY. MRS. KATK BASSETT Wilt, NOT BX EVENING I NEWS. ing a carriage belonging to President ! Judge Zane says It was a Violation George Q. Cannon was conveying a number of that gentleman's children of the Law, Notwithstanding to school, when a serious mishap was It was Fraud. met with. In the vehicle were six children two boys and four girls tne PrlBelpalsT Bnt Wbra When a point about half a block south Instructor office was This morning the grand Jury filed into ot the Juvtnilts broke; the lad the Third District Court to receive reached, the neck-yoon the who was driving pulled from Chief Justice Zane instructions WAllKAXTED BEST, relative to the recent prize fight be lines, when tne carriage ran on to the . All that them ap tween McDonald and Slade, in the horses, frightening . peared to prevent them running away A?! Opera House. and causing a terrible catastrophe was to the Jnry, The Judge in his remarks said the paper presented by .them the lines becoming entangled in tbe to the Court was a'statemeat of cer- wheels and them back. They tain 'facts, and the question was asked kicked the holding d to splinters, wnether these facts constituted a vio wheeled and plunged, finally upsetting lation of section 2.0C1 of the Compiled Laws of Utah. The substance of the the carriage and throwing the children facts stated to the court sdver-tlseby the out upon the street. One of the girls, d persons Jury Inis that In the nubile tress and bv aMiss Hester Cannon, was picked up Semi to Ji'.T to 141 state of insensibility and carr.ed Into public posters, that at a public place St., two men would engage in a prize right an adjacent house, where ehe remained Post Office City, St., would for money, (with gloves, and Ogdcn. until this afternoon, when she was fight to a finish. In pursuance thereof taken to her CASH. not have We home. and the parties met at tbe place named, a large number of people assembled to learned the extent of her injuries, but witness the contest. A ring was form- sincerely hope they are not serious. ed by drawing a rope; tbe parties The SALT WITEIl FISH, WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL. other inmates of tho vehlclo were, were armed with gloves not thick we are pleased to be able to state, SKSD KOK Till A E OKUKIt. Hcspecttully, enough to preventa Injury to each other, and seconds and time keeper were comparatively unhurt, although all with ail the necessary adjuncts were, as a matter of course, very badly COFFEE JOHN, A. Fitclietto,--Scl- c present, to a prizes fight. The parties exchanged blows,: and finally one of them apfrightened. peared to be knocked bedown, lie to unable also appeared A boy named Curtis, who has been was carto and get. away, ried off, and everythln!; appeared to in the city Jail several times, was make it a real prize tight. But it turned for throwlug a this out afterward that the contestants had rock at and morninga Chinaman. striking The to each not other. hurt agreed que stion was asked by the graud jury One of the witnesses, in the New ham whether these facts were a violation oi case before Judge Pyper on Wednes: the statute. The section reads day afternoon, evidently considers Have the "(20G1.) Sec. 231 Every person who Itxtporf-nfiou- s pleasure o nnnonnee fkat that the prosecution was not an "ill engages in, instigates, encourages or invite imviiig fbey promotes any ring or prize fight, wr uny wind," Judging by the following note other premeeiitated right or contention sent to the court this morning: of inspection (without weapons), eitUer as "l'iease give bearer my certifi aid, principal, second, umpire, or otherwise, is punlstmole by cate for witness' fees in Newham case, in not as it will help Awards my poll tax." the imprisonment penitentiary exceeding two years." It would seem that every person who New Carpets from 25 cents per yard engaged in, instigated, encouraged or IN promoted any prlre light orjeoutest, was Curtains aud Portieres. liable to indictment and punishment. At Auehbachs' Xetv Goods, The question was, whether this was a th4i or as dtest facts the HKW HEALI90 AllT. prize flbt contention, Velvets, ricJi were stated. The statute was not Classes formed this week for In the made to apply to street brawls, but to struction JPlushcs, vein in Mind Cure and prevent the evlls'attendlug prize rights. by Dr. McLean, discovererlNycholoK.v. of "Mind Newest Styles Ouecf these evils was the assembling Cure Science." Author of tho "Science-oof large crowds of disorderly persons. of "Three Woman," X Life," TR S3 Stages A turbulent crowd were usually presInventor of Woman's Safe Protector, ent on such occasions. Sometimes quiet etc. and healing at office, aud peaceable people attended out of Whit Teaching Main Street. House, curiosity, but the assemblage was generally made up of the opposite class. They have also opened a very Extensive Stock of LOOMS I One danger on such occasions is that HOT 1 It OM pal ties are dissatisfied with what goes Misses' WRAPS Ladies', Children's New on, and as a result broils and tights 300 CLOAKS, will occur, and sucii conduct Is InjuriIOO Shawls. Tbe Best Made, and the Prettiest Deslzns ever shown here, ous to the public welfare and the good order of society. Wh;ve a fight was 100 Itlankc(f). advertised and a fraud practiced which IOO Pen. Drefcs Flannels. ! decelvedlthtfaudience, it was all the SO more liable to create a broil and liinsey Wheeling. about a general disturbance. Itbring did IOO Dozen Ladies" not appear iu this case that the parties They have also Just Received a very Large Stock of that tnir fraud would be expected found out; but the deception only made 10O Dozen Children's Stocit wtrse. Another injury ofjsuch proking. ceedings was the effect of the bad exfor LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN, which is offered at ample upon society, especially the IOO Dozen Men's Socks, younger class. Older ones might avoid Aud New Home Made ! it, but the younger ones might be encouraged in engaging in this class of from the Provo Mills, Whole contests, as tests of strength and personal courage. Thise trials of physi- sale or Retail, by cal strength and courage lead to fightJSO. C. CUTLER A II HO. ing, and encourage that spirit, aud are prohibited by tne I4W. The Court Agents, charged that tbe facts stated consti- No. Are also offered at VKRY L.OW PHICKS. MAIN A very Large Stock Snlt STREET, tuted a violation of that statute. The been has received. Just C Lake tact that the parties fti tended to deceive ity. the public, instead of ergaglng in a .. At 100 Pieces of J I'ctrrsoii light, only tended further to create disorder, aud under such circum- The only Norwegian dealor in Salt stances parties might be seriously in- iaKe i;ity, is the only place In town Have Just Arrived, aud4ro offered at OR K AT BARGAINS ! you can get the genuine Norjured, as they ofteu are when they do whereand herrinir. in Holland way Norway engage prize flghts. Novelties Arriving Daily for Every Department. and split codfish. A full At the Conclusion of the Judge's In- anchovies assortment of first-claat groceries structions, the grand Jurors filed out of lowest prices. Produce taken in No. 07 E. Third South Street, the court room. Whether the parties nan east 01 aietnoaist cnurcc. diock ILL ORDERS RECEIVE HEIR BEST ftTTENTIQH. in the fight will be Indicted or engaged not, remains to be seen. The two prinFor the relief and cure of the in and congestion called "a cipals were arrestfd aud released on flammation In the head" there is more potency the small bond of each, aud it is cold uream .eaim man in anytning in generally understood they have left elseLiys it is possible tp prescribe. This for other patts. In connection with preparation has for years past been this matter the following section, making a brilliant success as a remedv for cold in the catarrh and hay one quoted the following by fever. Used inhead, O the initial stages of the Judge from the Compiled Laws of these complaints Cream Balm prevents any serious development of the may be of interest to those who witsymptoms, while almost numberless nessed the hippodrome: cases are on record of radical cures of (2(162.) "Sec. 232. chronic catarrh and hay fever after all Every person wilfully present as a spectator at any other modes of treatment have proved flight or contention mentioned in the ot no aval. preceding section, is guilty of a mis- John's Challenge Coffee an '"'"!ifn isi. jMk - CAN OY STERS, ke WHOLESALE THE iiiv dash-boar- tit m ret IN LOTS OF eJ 1 UJu 12 CANS, 45 Cts. Main Salt Ji.-fFfdin- John Proprietor. BHDS ed arrived, their sur-neo- n, UUi 111SLH5 Orders ynti or Main TEHMStXET Lake a fin ill n . il UUU 1 E f and DRY GOO DS, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHINGS, CARPETS, ' BOOTS and IHOES, INCREASE OUR PATRONAGE knowing that i NIMBLE sr EXTKAOKDINAKY BARGAINS BLANKETS 3t FLANNELS & LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ss WE CARRY A Q 1Z H WMflW JL&.JlL. Ji JLlXMj'lyl.il-- L m At PARRY SE- and E. A. McDanlel, of 0den:Wm. and It. I. Waddell, of Park City; Fcry II. S. Kngbaurn, of Corinne, and J. H. Wolcott, of Ophir. It. I. Waddell, W. M. Ferry and P. P. Williams made speeches, and in the usual venomous style denounced IIou. John T. Caine, Delegate to Congress and the "Mormon" people. A proposition to call a general convention of Democrats to make.a nomination for Delegate to Congress was opposed on the ground that "Mormons" would attend and control it. R. N. Baskln, who figured as the "Liberal" delegate at. Washington during the last session Of Congress, II SLOW SHILLING." & Co's. Bncklen'a Ajrnlea Balvev TiKST Salvm In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bait Kceum, .Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Kkin Krnnt.lfin. anrl nnciHv! mrmm lil or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give periect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. FOK SALE at 2. C. M. 1. Drue 8tore lug Proirtlea Tj ofWonrterlnl Ileal lactic FlnlU. Darbjt fropb Wherever a preventing healles?. clcansint; and deodorizing injection or wa&h is required use Darbvs lTonhT- lactic with the Fluid. Any ltflamed surface, external or internal, treated wiJJh the Fluid will bo quickly relieved. It has effected cures that has .resisted the best medical skill. The Dont Experiment. cannot afford to waste time In experimenting when jeurlunga are in danger. Consumption alwavs seems at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap Imitation of Dr. King's Discovery for Consumption, endeavoring to secure unrepublicau Coughs and Colds, but be sure yoa pet genuine Because be can make legislation, was then placed in nomin- the more proUt he may tell yon be has ation. something lust as good, or Just the The following resolutions were in- same. Don't be deceived, but Insist troduced by the chairman, J. B. Kos- upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which is guarante ed to give reborough, and were carried : lief iu all Threat, Lung and Chest afname of John T. fections. Trial Bottles Free at Z. C. Whekkas, The 9 Caine, Delegate to Congress from Utah, M. 1. Drug Store. has heretofore been placed on the Democratic Congressional Committee, COAX! COAL1 COALt while he is in no sense a Democrat: Jit solved, That i; is the sense of the Weber, Rock Spring, Pleasant ValDliiiocials ol Utah, that said Caine ley and lied Canyon All the Coais sold the Salt Lake market. Our Weber occupies that position under false pie in teuscs, and that the fact is a reproach Is from tbe celebrated Orass Creek to that committee, and a disciedlt to mines and we are mining better coal than ever before. No other Weber the Democratic party. 1! salved, J?'urth r. That, as a protest brought to this market en compare discreditable fraud, a with it. All our coals are nicely againstauefain sound reliable Deuocrat should be screened and cleaned. Coal Department, Union Pacific Railselected to receive tho support of Democrats at the ensuing election for way Company, A. J. Gfkxxll, Agent. Delegate to Congress from Utah TerOffice, Wasatch Corner ritory, Ji'etolvcd, TLatmvievv of the brief time to lapse belore suck election, this Those Complaining of Sore Throat committee suggests and nominates or floarseness sbonid use Brown's Judge R. N. Baskln as an acceptable BuoxeiiiAL TnoCHES. The effect is ask in bis behalf the Democrat, and particularly when us;d co operation and support of all voters extraordinary, by singers aud speakers for clearing in the Territory who concur with the the voice. reasons which prompt this action. DISEASE IJf PON.MBI.E. Mr. Baskln'g nomination was unani" when all Yes: endorsed nine members the by utterly " mously malarial poisons Impossible are driven out of tbe of the committee. leaving the Blood New, Rich, The nomluation was, however, posi- system, and Pure. No place for eruptions, ultively declined . by Mr. Baskln, who cers, or Rheumatism, when all Blood thouKbt be could better work against taint has been eradicated by tbe use of the "Mormons" without being with Iodide of Potasthe way proposed. lie and Dandelion of witnesses, among Thousands sium. thought that after the Tucker-Edmunl hem tbe best Druggists' and Physibill passed the Gentiles could cians, testify to the wonderful cures unite and elect a man from their own wiought by BKOWK1S HASSAPARILLA, ranks. all diseases of the Blood, Liver, and Wm. Ferry, one of the committee, Use only the bkst Medicine. was then nominated by the committee, K'dneys. as tho "Democratic" nominee for ConKnv4 Ills Llf. Mr. D. L. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, substituted in gress. His name says he was, for many years.badly the resolution for that of .It. N. Bas- aKv.t Oicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; and the committee adjourned. kln, tbe pains were almost unendurable and would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. lie tried ElecFound Dead.. Yesterday the body tric Bitters and got relief from the first of an aged man named John Sovn was bottle and after taking six bottles, was found in the brush, about 400 jards entirely cured, and bad gained in flesh from the road, In George's Cation, eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died, bad It not back of Fort Douglas. A. couple of been for the relief afforded by Electric weeks ago the old man, who was quite Bitter. Sold at fifty cents a bottle at helplets, and who has been receiving Z C.M.I. Drugstore. attention at the Sisters' Hospital for several months, wandered away from ICS TRAY HOTTCK. the latter place unobserved. All ' search for blm was futile. The in urirosaxfiaKUf. ' V body was brought to this city and Ihayjc One red COWJ brand- resembling LF identified. The evidence that he combine on left hip. If the above described animal Is not had died of exposure at the point and taken away on or before Octowhere he had wandered to and was claimed ber 30th, 1886, it will be sold to the highest City stray poo ad, found, was conclusive, and an Inquest responsible bidder at theS o'clock p. m. Washington Square,M-at was considered unnecessary. The - fcHEUUKHDINK, were Interred by Under City Ponndkeeper. taker J. W, Tjlot, Salt IM CUT, October 1, MM, 1 FALL 18861 CARPETS!, . ' THE OXTY! "sin t Wl .KM IEV Ve-- r oelties FIRST Trimming's. DRESS GOODS! FIRST CHOICE Our Assortment of Novelties for Fall will bs the Largest and Most Attractive ever shown in this city. FANCY SILKS, for - H ARE BELNG. RECEIVED DAILY! VELVETS, In Great Variety- CO. .AUERBACH&BRO ! PLUSHES, 5000 PIECES 1 Fall 1886! FLXjiXj FiANCY ysiiwin :OU If CLOAKS! You FULL STOCK OF The Largest Carpet Dep't n CLOTHING A Dress Goods? Trimmings Notions, Ladies9 and Misses Cloaks, Seal Ttnsh- Sacques and Wrajjs, Shatvls, Flannels, Blankets, Men's and Children' Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and have x 111 ,DE3IOCKATlC' NOMINEE. SIXPENCE IS BETTER THAN Wool, Hosiery and Merino Underwear, We Ask a Foil aafl Careful Examination. other demeanor." at LOWEST PRICES, By selling tho BEST GOODS Wool Stocking. The members of the "Democratic" Territorial Central Committee met in Hall &, Marshall's oolce last evening. There were present J. B. Kosborough, chairman, Farley L. Williams and Wm. C.Hall, of Salt Lake; J. W. McNutt ETC., A ETC., and AND AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES lcs. DECLINES. LAKQELY, ALL CLASSES OF WE HAVE PURCHASED TRI3IMINGS. lllankcf. Pairs Indian . DS FOR FALL A'WIXTER! Suited to the needs of tho Territory, and instead of tho old practice .of waiting? .till tho season Is nearly over to make espaclal offering af Bargains, wo have adopted an Entire New Policy, and commence at tho beginning, NQWjand we purpose to continue to offer our ENTIU13 NEW STOCK IN EVE It Y DEPARTMENT, at such CLOSE MARGINS Plain Fabrics OF PROFIT, as must commend theni to the public. - "All our Goods aro marked at S3IAL.L. PROFIT, because wo are determined to TIIE M. FERIIY, OF PARK CITY, LECTED WHEN B. Jf. BASKLV RETAIL! AND Ihelr Fall Combination Suits, Colorings, Fancy Silks and and in in MM, CO. Elegant PALL Novelties Iresa A WMMR Mm. .'3 OUR SUMMER tOODS MUST AT ANY PRICE , THOMA GD ! WE HAVE NO BOOM FOB OLD GOODS. -- H handl-cacpcd.- in acta o ds O re-ma- ins to-d- ay 43 A I ' fi -- . i M a g O I K 1:1 a H o H H O H BUYERS will do well to Inspect onr Immense Stock wnoLESAl-and Honest Prices before purchasing elsewhere; Our Orders for botb Woolen and Cotton Qoods were . placed' before tho late material advanco In prices, and we are prepared to aire hyert lotlx Wholesale and Retail the benefit thereot NO TROUBLE TO 8D.OW OO0D8 1 1 . CI 02 0 3 ft w MALL ORDERS WE AEE RECEIVE rROMPT ATTEjrTlOW. MEB i 1MDERS0LD. hi 2 -- 1 - a jas - We appreciate old friend and old coitemeri. and Invite ai Muay new ones as will study their own Intel eat by examining tbe QUAUTT t and PRICE ol oar OoodB. a in rl V I BSTABLIS 1864. f?'..i- - |