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Show EVENING NEWS. nave all the nruslc he wants. The astronomer will have a better observatory, a farther reach of exploration, be PvbHtkeit Dailg, Sicaaajrf Kxeepttd, AT ' rODB O'CLOCK. MINTED AND fUttttHCO IY THI 1 DESERET NEWS COMPANY. EDITOR. T. PENROSE, CHARLES NoTakr Tharxlar, S, IS9f. TUB RESULT. Tub smoke of the battle has about cleared away and the positions respectively occupied 07 the contending boats are visible with tolerable plainness. Indeed, it may as well be said that any change to come now will be merely ol detail, not of substance and not even remotely affecting the resale in chief, ao far as the Presidency itself is concerned. The, Ilepublicacs have ga'ned the day by a majority In the electoral college which, though not everwhelm-lis decisive, and sets all doubts at rest. It is as wil that it is 00, as toe coaotry'could hardly stand the strain of another prolonged andlexcitlng contest like that of Tilden and Hayes; we were on the verze of an armed conflict over that, and could scarcely hope to avoid sucl'a disaster no v,one such experiment in a century bting sufficient to exhaust the capacity for eaduriog it of any nation where methods prevail. It is a matter for national sratuiatl jh that the two gentlemen recently in opposition to each other as Presidential candidates have received the result a becomes their high stations in life and their conn ection with the body polliic, with diguity and decoruai. . Ic the case of General Harrison there was none of the bluster and mouthy exuberance characteristic of the ward politician. His department has been modest to a degree from the beginning of the campaign, and success did not change it. We blncoivly bop-- : tU it, hie incumbency of the chief executive cCl;e of the nation may be cliracterizd with a like regard for the proprieties and the time dignity of demeanor. From what has been written and spoken of him, as well a from his comparatively limited public record, we bare no reason to doubt that this will be the case, and that In addition he will bring to the great office a f air degree of executive ability. As to the defeated candidate, President Cleveland, little needs to be said. His record in tie various positions be has held, but particularly In tae present one, is before the public and the vast majority of the people are thoroughly familiar with it, but that it Is w.th feelings vastly at variance that It is contemplated is exemplified by the election itself, even if there were no other positive evidence of it. But we believe that even his political enemies, or a vast majority of them, will concede to him honestly of purpose and a disposition to . do right as God has given him to see the the right. Oa the other hand, his partisans, or most of them, can only see him as a pater patrice, regarding bis country as tin paramount considera tion and his party as secondary. That he has at times erred they will palliate by placing his mistakes alongside those of nis predecessors and showing that he holds a place far above the av crags. His reception of the disagree able news was strictly in keeping with his known personal characteristics with a philosophical and uncomplain ing compliance with the will of his countrymen, suggesting' at the same time his candid and nnfliaching belief in the rightfulness of his position and the utter absence ot regret because of the resalt which b$s followed his takr ' lag it. At this writing it is unknown whether ,th Republicans will control the entire government for a while or not. Tb. Senate will stand thirty-eigDemocrats, a gain of two, and thirty-eigRepublicans, a loss of one. The dif fere nee between the gain and loss re apectively and the remaining fact that the Senate will be a tie is explained by the circumstance that there is an inde pendent Biddlebergcr in the present Bnatetwho gives way tola Democrat Judge Barbour, of Virginia on the fourth ot March nexj. The Senate being tied will make it practically Republican body, as Mr. Morton will preside over it and have the casting vote. This leaves only the House of Representatives to be considered. It looks now as if this body might also be a tie, in which case dead-loc- k surpassing in duration that which culminated in the election of Nathanial P. Banks in 1850 would be the likely result, and it eqaarely a tie might defeat legislation altogether for two years, as neither party is in frame of mind to concede anything to the other nst now. However, while possible this is hardly probable ; but It Is certain that whichever party may predominate in that body, the majority will bs very slight. After this presentation nothing fur t&sr seems to be called for. Until the fourth of next March there will of course be no materia) change, except inrougn resignation or death, and these are not counted on. How soon after that the active and actual tran sition from Democratic to Republican a 1 thou a and men will take place can beat be told when It occurs. Meantime we can now resume our usual routine,' and give to politics no more time or space than it commands In like man- ner as other subject? . . u, . . H ht ht . Vice-Preside- nt B8.TOND THIS. Tax literature Issued by the Church of Jesus Corist of Latter-da- y Saints is aocompnsaing 11a mission among classes who would not deign to attend a meeting held by a "Mormon" mis slonary. There are many evidences of this fact apparent iq the .sayings, ser mons aad writings of leading divines of tartans denominations. A striking illustration of the truth of this assertion is contained In an article which recently appeared' in the Hew York Herald. A repre aeatauve of that paper propounded to a number of prominent ministers the question, What shall we do in heaven? and the answers elicited are . given as follows : "Dr. Armitage, a Baptist veteran a landmark In the nistorv of his denom ination seemed to think it will be time enouKh to know about heaven when we get there, and frankly admit-te- d that since no definite revelation has been made, we must be satisfied with the simple statement we snail find all the happiness' that we dreamed of. and a good deal more.have Dr. Hcndder followed In the same vein of Since we can't concive of aoaght. as nrselvea clothed upon with a spiritual body and freed from the temptations which this flestly tabernacle imposes, he ventared the assertion that our pleasures will be commensurate with our deserts and that souls will be of a ladder,! rom Saded, liketothetherungs lowest. Dr. Pax ton was willing to draw on his Imagination. He believed that we shall be fully occupied, that heaven is by no means a place for "eternal loafing," where we shall "do nothing bat sins and take things easf."' He added: "St. Paul may now be in the Milky Way working hard to soften the hearts of sinners of soother type," and "if God has a few outlying planets where there Is a little good to do, he will send as there." Dr.Tslmage felt certain that the finer tastes which circumstances nave repressed will there be gr&iifled. The man who is fond of mnslc; but who Is dxxjncd to carry coal for will -- : - - i furnished with celestial rapid transit, wiUbeUble - to visit Jupiter I before to after tea go breakfast; aay mercury, naving spent ine Mars. with a tew friends in Dr. Annltago remarked, it is "speculative," bnt since the scientific imagination has led to a great many practical discoveries, why is it not equally imagina profitable to use thenospiritual man- - can oy any tion At any rate, possibility help thinking about these things." Some of the above replies savor so strongly of the teachings of Parley T. Pratt's "Key to Theology," f and of "Mormon" literature generally upon the subject, as to create a strong sus picion that some of the reverend gen tlemen named have been reading the religious literature of a people In favor of whose faith they have not the courage to say a word openly. Few clergymen of the standing of Dr. Pax ton would care to express a belief that men, who have finished their work on this earth, might be sent, by Divine appointment, to o'her worlds, there to ;But it perform a good work. is gratifying to note that there one and is even prominent who has the popular minister courage to offer such a suggestion; for the idea is so true and so glorious that, when enunciated from a source which is regarded as respectable and popular, it Is pretty certain to spread rapidly. The wonderful vitality of the doctrines first Introduced to man; in this age through Joseph. Smith the Seer, and their potency in forcing their way into the minds of men, who hold in contempt the source from which they emanate, is one of the most remarka Die of existing evidences of their truth Like a lump of leaven in a measure of meal they are doing their work, which is to enlighten men, and fit them for a future state by better informing them ot the nature and possibilities of that future state. CONFERENCE AT LATE. Prosperous Condition of the Sand wlch Island Mission. Liie, October 15, 1SK8. Editor Deseret News : The conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lttter-daSaints on theSaBdIch Islands conven ed on Friday, Oct. 5th. All the white Elders bow laboring on the Islands were present, viz.: President William King, and Elders K. W. Davis, Elibu Barrell, J. F. Gates, Fred. Beesley, Matthew Noall, E. Farr, Jr., and M. F. Eakle. The latter only arrived by the last steamer, and is therefore hard at it trying to pronounce ho had ao.and hoo-k- ie kit. The conference was one of the best attended held in years, a great many new members, especially from Hawaii beltg here. Friday aad Saturday morning were devoted to nearing reports of the representatives from tae different branches. On Saturday afternoon the Relief Society conference was held, at wbica was reported a membership, ot 457. Although societies have been Organized in many branches on nearly all the islands, little good is effected by those on this isanyot them, except land where the white sisters have opInstruct them. portunity to visit andwas taken up by Sunday forenoon the Sunday School conference, which was one of our most interesting and instructive meetings. A large reprefour 1 Sunday from sentation Schools ou this island was present a to compete for fist and second prize consisting of a life-sibust oil painting of the president ot tne Sunday schools throughout tho world, viz. our beloved brother, George Q. Cannon, and a Book of Mormon map. By the way these executed by Elder JE Fan, Jrlzes were would do credit to a much older and a much more experienced artist. The portrait was painted on a pale blue satin banner, trimmed with Heavy cord and tassels. The map was neatly framed by Eider M. Noall. The exercises consisted mainly of singing and repeating singly ana in uaison lessons from the catecnism. Tne Laie Sunday school, which had Deen under the personal and able direction of Elder Fred. Beesley, walked off triumphantly with the bau-ne- r, and Kaueohe with the map. Sunday afternoon was mostly occupied by tne white Elders in instructing and encouraging the Saints. Elder J- - F. Gates read a translation of the letter which recently appeared in the Millennial- - Star, giving an account ot the manifestations in the Manti Temple. The native brethren Were very much interested, and felt to praise the Lord for His acceptance of the house, built to His holy name. The general authorities were presented and sustained, and missionary appointments were made for the following term as follows : Elders Eiihu Barrell, president of the districts of Kona, Kau and Puna, oh the island of Hawaii: Fred Beesley, president et Kauai: Matthew Noall. Oahu, Maul, Molokal and President of J. F. Gates, president of the districts of Kohaia, Hamskua and Hilo, on Hawaii. None of the Eiders M. Noall expect to be except Brother able to leave the plantation, but have efficient native helps appointed who will travel and labor under their direc lion. , Elder Beesley was sustained as pres M. M. I. A., and Elder ident ot the Y. Matthew Noall, president of the Sun was Bister ay scneois. iungSocle chosen president 01 tho .Relief " i ties. Elders B. w. Davis, Barrell, Gates and Beesley continue their labors here r, a jaie as engineer, sugar-boiland school teacher respectively. Friday and Saturday evenings were M. M. I. A. The fol occupied by the Y. lowing subjects --were spoken upon Libraries and course of reading, by E. Farr, Jr.; study of the Book of Mormon, J. F Gates: music in the as sociations. F. Beesley ; study of the doctrines of the Gospel. E. Barrell; science In the associations, Matthew ana government in tno associa noaii; Preet. i Wm. King. lions, The financial reoort of the mission shows the followiDg amounts donated oainis, viz. : Mission mna, oj ma $200 .00; tithing, &131.25; temple, $30 00; iur me uonoiui meeting nanse $430.75; for the sale ot. tracts anc books, $83.00: making as total of $024 00; The statistical report shows an increase 01 sm oy baptism. Tne temporal part of the mission has prospered exceptionally well this season. xne weather has oeea rains having copious propitious, fallen daring the summer months, thus our cane rrowinc nneiv. we Keeping haveilust closed down oar mill after a short but Successful run of about a month, and exoect to beoin again on Decembers and grind till March, or Apru. The health of the Utah Elders and their families is renerallv rood Whooplnsr cough is verr nrevalent in Honolulu and other places ; out as yet we save escapea. adjacent, Elder Enoch Farr. Jr.. has been re leased to return home by next steamer. He has labored here faith! all 7 for three years, and returns with the love and respect of all his brethren and sisters. All the colonv loin in Aloha a nut lorn to au tne Batata ia ion. J. F Gatxs, I Clerk of Conference. semi-annu- al y ze ' . l-u- book-keepe- er 1 -- 1 A "W. c. M." writes from Parowan, Iron County, Utah, November 2nd, 1888: Testerdav at the r sanest of Hev. Mr. 8toop. ot the Presbvterlan church sf this place. Bishop Charles Adams lighted and prepared free oar meeting- iiodbh. ior ins recentinn ot tn ttrnvm. Mr. McNie?e. Mr. McLean, Mr. Gillesof the pie and Mr. Martin, ennrcn.ministers who deatrwi in jrresDnenan to the of this preach held people place. forth last evening. They The prayer, the sermon by Rev. McLean, and the remarks by Be 7. Mcjfiese and others were such as could be tally en dorsed by the Latter-da- y saints. Tha was singing by the reverend gentlemen , very fine Indeed. Rev. Mr. McNlece la his; remarks said that he aad bis brethren. In all tse settlements they had visited, had been kindly treated by the "Mormon" There was a foil boose, and the bad the most profound atten tion from their audience, gee-If.mf- en j Regular Vandemonlum Prevail ing; at Indianapolis. n. THEATRE. LAKE SALT B. CLAWSON. Mauager. . 2 Nights Only, Nov. X 9th and 10th, The Mexican International AD SATUBDAT MiTIKEE. Railroad has decided to build a branch from Benito to Monterey, connecting with Tatupico. A train on the Mexican Railway carBURLESQUE COMPANY, 93 prisoners was derailed and 23 BIG rying oown an emoanament. cars went A3 AR nsTs es Several persons were Injured aad a and the a between In tight prisoners guards MagaiUcent rroSCtton enued. is here intense excitement There, ! over toe election news lrom tne United States, Betting on the result Direct from the Itildwiu Theatre, M'hcrc is heavy. they have played tax wck to as Nov. nontax CLivsuxD. Chicago, Nov.' 7 Tne fallowing" are extracts from a dispatch to the Daily iVetoa toy its Washington correspondent, who has been la New York the vast Cleveland bad CAUSES OF CLEVELAND'S DEFEAT. month. Wuen meshid prepared the first draft of the sage be tent to Congress slast. Decemol the ber, be sent for the Secretary for He Did Not Distribute Patronage Treasury to submit thit document "Fair-child- ;! v remarked and bis criticism, Judiciously in New York,,, have written something here that will beat me for EVANGELINE large receipts as havo ever tcci taken in that Theatre. 6PEC1AL. NOTICES. FALL SEASON! f! A UBEAT EVES Mexican Blatters City of Mexico, via Galveston, ed GEO. N. KMIUHT, FAY TEJI PLETO.X, A BUt IT IS BIGHT. THE' BAFFLE Edward Morrio, Louiso Montajruc. ;eo. K. r orteseue, ueo. a. wntiicr, The f nlUiiment of thai propb cy was For Uerrman Kanmeretii's Piano, U. Edwin S. ITair, etc. Jas. Mollit, which was to have taken place at read ta tbi morninTpaoera aud that was bo till will His Patriotio and Manly Attitude taetariff bad abiut tomorrow, postponed brougutit enormous December 1st. Note. Notwithstanding the conceded by t.elmanager l flthls camThroughout. of this organization, Mr. Hire and loft expense Cleveland morumg. th's paign In Mr. Clawsoh have 'agreed not to increase votes the manufacturing centers of NOTICE! the prices and leave them at none amoog tie and York New gained LAST. AVER on At IT IS ALL and after this date our prices 25r 30c, 73.. Sl.OO, for Uoth nights farmers. The reduced majority he re-to allOngrades '2o cents of Floor will raise and matinee. ceived in Blooklyn was largely due. 10 and cents Sborts NILE NEAT Till RWV ona ot the per hundred; Bran of Archie friends Biiss, Julias hundred. aioukis. per By TeleRrapta to lco Nxws.1, democratic Congressmen lrom that Pioneer Patent Roil-- r Mill Co. city, who voted against the Mlils bill dlw Lake Salt AFTER THE BATTLE. City, Nov. o, 1S8. and was defeated for renomlnatlon by Cal-der- 's -- 'CL 2C- - aa X- - DEP'T THE DRY GOODS with all tha laUat novaltlcala Draaa Ot tala Inatltatlon la now repleta Fabric and Trimming a aaliabla for tha aaaaoa. DEPT IN THE CLOAK AND WRAP Will b foand aa nnatitiallad line of armanta of all alaea In Cloth anal Pluaa, l'laia, Daaded and Vancy Trlmmtd. DEPT OUR NOTION AND STAPLE Include I.adlea, MIiim' aad Children's Merino, Cuhmer and Horat-mad- e and Children's (Hove and MltUna. Iloalery. Oooda and Underwear. Knit Bhawla, Wool 6ood, Vara, Federal o Ulcers for that reason. Terk "Tiroes" Sams up the In New York City the friends of ConThe consciousness of having a rem Mali. at hand for croup, pneumoma.sore gressman Merrian, who was deleted edy ir Under the for renomlnatlon in a similar manoer throat, and sudden colds, is very Nkw York, Nov. 8. even" a tor similar reason, and to a tarent. With a bottle of "got heading "Tariff reform deferred," the waen The QQQ The cast embraces such artists as AND WAS KNIFED IN BROOKLYN. Mew. Ladlea Mlaaca' con-polln- to a Attention is further iiiTlted largo Importathey Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in tbe.houee, and Overcoat-lu- g se Casslmeros a sense ol one feels in such cases, tion of Cloths, Tweeds, curity nothing else can give. In great variety for Gentlemen's Wear, with & Bro. are closing out Auerbacb F. Suitable Trimhilnffs. cratic leaders throughout the state to their Mather Kid Gloves at 1,0U and Cleveland's cnances, pruuuinythere $1.25, former price $1.75 and $2 00.. counties where strong republican were no local ollifcea to flgat ior. The Highest price paid fors. all kind of President ' at U. iursi isolations produce irom the countryi.promptly responded neglected these men, ' W OF TUK ' JJUKoT. tho onlces around. They lO. lnpassiog their time and money to elect of Gett-sbu- r spent i". SriSN'S GOODS AND HATS, USX RECEIVED! him governor and then President four Civil of The late the decisive struggle 8--1 years ago, and declined to give kim and 10-- 1 Flannel aud Wpr now on exhibition on west any more credit until something bad Templo Street. South from A Splendid line of Carpets in all Grades and Qualites. been paid on account, llm ueinpoeu, Lineey Slieeliug, Temple Block Comer. the Dogberry of the Uoue of ReprelfooI Bating, Blanket tt, Opeu from lO a. tu. till II p. m sentatives has been defeated for re- Vimtm aa-al-a la ClWa44 man and will be We mr eleston by a Tammanyresorts of Wash- and an Immense Variety or greatly missed in the DRESS GOODS ington. Caoipbell is the man who met MONITOR S CHARTER OAK STOVES, RANGES S HEATERS. the reluf al ot Cleveland to grant some FfjAXNEC at unconstitube wou'd favor because it tional with the remaik: "On, come off JOHN CCUTLEB d: BRO., no wi Mr. President ! The constitution VaB0X Agents ProTO Woolen oughtn't to Mills, STAND BETWEEN VR1ENUS." , tt-SSCxn-)Scon & Co SO elecNo. EAST of TEMPLE ST. The entire list Congressmen ted in Nan York Citv are Tammanv JtVBBSteS. men. which Is largely accounted for by " Peaks' is the purest and best Soap SOOTS, a the fact that this organization fcas not ever made. oeen properly tanen care vi in uie LOOK OUT peetefflce and custom bouee. GLASS, CHINA, QUEENS AND OTHER WARE. fine of Show For the Chrysanthemums From VennaylTanla. in Johnson, Pratt & Co. Drug Store MANUFACTURERS, 8 now The Nov. district Window, beginning on Monday, NoErie, Pa., vember 0th. represented by William L. Ssott has We make a specialty ot Homo MAda Boot aad Shoes. CaseU Sale of plants from 12 to 4. t3T gone republican, although that settle O. F. Due. o meres, ratlines, Linseys, Flannels, Jeans, (Blankets, Shawls, Duck man was confident his successor would Suits. Ortrcoats and Oreralla. FOB SALE CHEAP He wonld a be democrat. if been himself beaten have Two Thoroughbred Jersey Bulls and he bad been a candidate and he says one Mare ; any lady can drive. the tariff men subscribed it 70, 000 lor Hay Work taken as part payment. Call or that especial purpose. One reason ha address, No. Ill s. Main Street. Supt. HivfS for not acceptiug the nomination Andrews & Rkinsimak. dlw is that he would have been compelled to fight them with their own weapons COAL. I COAL ! ! COAL I !! and did not want the voters ot the & II. Watson have C. J. more Scott is district corrupted. Office in Taylor Bros, and Coal their "democratic of the broken than any Office. Uyde& Grif-f- ia JK leaders by defeat, for not only was he dive's Real Estate 110 S. Main Street, and Building, be been had confident of winning but now prepared to furnish their old the President's nearest friend and was are friends and new customers all kinds reior toe larin largely responsioie1887. He was the of Screened Coal, at the lowest Marform message of i one of the democratic leaders in ket Prices. JSTFuil weight guaranteed. only FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. the House wno was consulted or was of kind want to buy the right If permitted to read the document before goodsyou at right prices, go to 1Y Auerit was sent to congress. & bacb. Bio's one price establishment ' NKVE V CHILD have declaed to make a' cbaoKO In their business SENATOR GORMAN aad offer their entire line of tikes it Dhilosonhicailv. but he was cona a then Lake. CountSalt then of First cold, cough, Territory of Utah, never an admirer of Uleveland. He took Dr. sumption, then death. "I for is a protectionist and has been stub- Acker's Conto the Stockholders of Zion' Xotice English Remedy bornly opposed to all the features Qf. 'tbe moment I began to therpresident's policy from tee be sumption Savings Uanlc and Trust Company. Until all Is closed ont. Call early and Secure Bargains, and if was tae urst ci tne coush, and I believe it saved my life." ginning. Heleaders Wai.tek N. Wallace, Washington. NOTICE IS HEKEBV GIVKN BY T1IK to go to bed last prove that we are in earnest. democratic 7 SC. C. M. I. Drnff Unit there will be a Dept. nizat, but he continued to claim a v ic Corof said of the stockholders meeting held tory until bis head touched the pillow at the Company's Hanking poration, A MARROW ESCAPE. House, in Salt Lak Oity, In Utah Territory, CsS-STE'- VE TSSTMASTER' GENERAL UICKINSON &c one thousand on the '8th day of Xoromber, Col. W. K. Nelson.of Brooklyn.csme . at tbe hour is another man badly hurt. Its borne one evuaing, feeling a peculiar of eight hundred and OS and 70 w. Flrat Konlh HfrccJ, Markft llow, 1 o'clockp.m., for the purpose, of amendhas: been absolutely certain of victoiy in ti4 chest. Before retiring, ing auid Company's Articles of Incorporaaad leased his. Washington resi tightness htj tried to draw a long breath but tion, Dias to so number of its change the deroce for three years. Up to the very found it almost impossible- - He sufto thirteen, and to nume rectors irom last1 moment he iriM.stea taat Micclgan fered four days from pneaiuonla, ard the Directors nine to lill the n,ew offices thus a end when the the doctors gave him up. Dr. Ackei's created. wo Id ko democratic, W1LFOUD WOOHKUFr, retsrns showed republican gains In tb .English Remedy for Consumption President of Zion's Savings Bank and Trust southern part of the state, he wired his saved him and be is weirtaday. r to Company, and of its Jioard of Directors. headnuaiters here keep cq the) t Z. C. SI. L. Bras Ntore. Hid for the northern peninsula courage, woulu redeem his promise. t'OAl. WERCB Ol' PliESrY The campaign that has Just closed For Burner SOUTH JORDAN CML G0 At the Grates, Furnaces and Base cost an immense amuuui vi uiuue rapid iriorease of our business. New Customers Foots & Co's.175. more than twice as much as any pre Stoves at153 S.Frank Main. Office, flooking to u daily. We have always something new Telephone vious one. Tae exact amount is Orders taken at Sears & Liddell's, rrincipal plaeo ol Ituslnoev, Salt Lake City to show you. Not a day pases but we reoeive New Styles d DIFFICULT TO ESTIMATE, Utah. 31 K., First South. or express. Our three immense floors are by freight bnteach of the national committees THKKE AUK DEI.IXQCKXT to give once was ofula that stooked It with New and Desirable Goods see supposed rained and spent m ire than $1,000,000, could not be eradicated from tbe sys- NOTICEtbe following described stock on always fbr and Come do not com eacn levied of York Naw will it state the assessment 1", of account justioe. September ajdi probut the marvelous resultsSarsa-parilthe descriptionOur corps of obliging salesmen will be always lBtV, the fseveral amonnts mittees $l,000,O00moie. The democrats tem; opKsile la use of tbe duced Ayer's by as yourself.to show names of the respective shareholders, send , out 16,000 .000 documents In m this theory. The follows disprovemedicine you through our stock whether you ihetr heada carters here, which does reason is, pleased most is the tbe n X include those mailed to their coni , to disever desire, blood Name. purchase or not. purlner powerful fc,,afe stltuents by Congressmen, and the tulcatc. covered. must have handled as Representatives manv more. The printing; bills of Latest Style of Gas Fixtures at 1 123rt 50 Bcckstead T. Wesley either committee amounted to hun & Eixerbeck's, 3 00 19 ' 6 Brown Rupert Ueesch dreds of thousands of dollars. ;k i 403 First 8onth St. dtX , 7.W 'I (H 5 The amount of moncv that has 1 101W W 4'ATAKBn CURED. changed hands on the. election is very 1 (K) 2 1V0 in this $1,000,000 city large, probably A clergyman, afteryearaof suffering BuUerfleld Jacob K., I! 401 20 Wt alone. t'.U from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, MO M 1' and vainly trying every known remedy,- lie nn 4 00 8 73 ion Samuel H., Quite Elected. a receipe which comat last found !"ol 8 from SWH 5 New York, Nov.S. An extra edition pletely cured and saved hitndread3 50 1 00 I Jl Any sufferer from this ot the Telegram Just out says: "The death. 1 a Belt addressed Egbert, Joseph J32 60 disease ful sending . J OLD so now that cleared has 21 C4 10 50 air completely Howard, Samuel L. stamped envelope to Prof. J A. Law1 2 9 M the presidential vote can be fairly rence, i8 Warren Street, New York 3 60 Ml seen Harrison, as our friend Sam Cox City, will receive the receipe free of fiOl 60 deod fC'.l wonld say, "is tnoroughlv elected in charge. 50 1 lu ' W2 2 " so sweeping, inaee J, FOR MEN S BOYS every respect AUCTION I AUCTION i i ' 1 60 ba been th-- victory that his malority i2 1 10th. at 5H Nntnrin.T. November fin Km t will be atj he fahctoral college ! UG 2 60 5 o'clock p. nr., all the millinery stock ot Harman, Benjamin.. car-- ' He has least sixty-five- . 21 10 50 104'i Ho. 65 W. Firs rietl not only ' New York, but Mrs. Emma Clinton, ataccount .Kl 1!1 13 .I ,i i W Matthew Holt. cf dam be eold on Indiana. Wisconsin and California by- South, will 1 00 17 2 10 fire. Will also away reage give by maiorities. 1 to S29 50 latest according taftj sale. Goods bats during-thS 1 00 2 tcrrs: in other words he is elected dozen 1 6G1 50 MAIN ST the vote of New will be retailed up to the day of sale. without President 1 1C4 50 Auctioneer. York. This settles the case beyond ddrgis, 2 5 50 : ,24T Albert. ail possibility ef dispute, and shows ! 1 60 VOX BTJIOHS, tne size of the democratic defeat. The 4 WSJ JVVJ '2 00 . 1 White House being disposed of, the ArtlaUe Pkatoa-rapUeraHi50 50 Y4 111 II fl 1111 W of 1 are the 12;J7 50 other interest points only 1 765 50 two John... 1 the administration With Times (free trade) says: "Harrison went to the polls. One of the chief and0Morton have been elected Presi causes ot UarrUon'd large galus in the of the United country, perhaps the most effective, dent and Vice-Preside- nt States. The majority tor the republi can candidates In the electoral college will be one vote le9s than that cast in 1881 for Cleveland and Hendricks. Harrison has carried New York. Indi ana, California, Michigan all of which have been regarded as debatable states. Tho majority in this state for llarrison will not be far frem 11,000. In Indiana it will be very small, but in Minnesota, Iowa and Michigan waero the Interest manilcsted in the tariff question effect to was relied. upon considerable Change in the vote, the developed their full republicans obtained pluralities lor strength andticket much larger than the national those cast lor Blaine in 1S34 Connecticut gives a small majority for Cleveland and shows maraed democratic gains in manufacturing towns where the question ot tariff taxation was constantly and thoroughly discussed Jer'during the long campaign. New sey, a state greatly interested in manufacturing, not only more than dou lad its democratic majority of 1884, oat ehosses a legislature that will return a democratic United States Senator to succeed McPnerson Congressional elections were hotly contested and the outcome of the battles in many districts Is sur- By tee lai.esi reports, ftrising. appears that the fifty - flrtt Congress will be controlled j democrats by au extreme. y smalt majirity, which may be wiped out altogether by corrected returns trom Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina and Michigan, in all of which states there are disputed results. Iadlaaa Kepublteaa. iNPiANAFOUd, Nov. 8 Harrison' s majority in Indiana will not be less than 8000 and is probably 5000. The state ticket is elected by tne same majority. Pandemonium Turned Loese. Indianafoli8, "ov. 8. The weather is cloudy and it threatens to be very muddy. The town baa apparently broken loose now that Gen. Harrison's election is beyond dispute. Pennsylvania Avenue is crowded for squares, and thousands of horns are blowing. The din is abominable. One cannot Around New hear nor fpeak. Denison hotel, the vacant head quarters of toe republican3000state or committee ka a crowd of 4000, while tae corridcrs of tfco big boose are Jammed, along Washington nd Illinois streets are gathered crowds shouting and cheering largeGeneral Harrison. The crowds are for naturally of a hilarious and humorous to be disposition. It is therefore cot presumed that any disrespect to the " PRESIDENT ELECT was intecdsd by the roars of laughter and cheers. A wagon now passing through the streets is drawn by mules; within it is a big conic, and on top of the coflln sit half a dozen mourners carrying huge boqueis in their hands, aad tb mourners are trying with poor success to preserve decorum, for every few minutes their feelings overcome them to such an extent that they stand np to wave .their boquets and thea sit down nd wipe the mock tears away with brilliant bandanas. From the head of the coffin hangs a Cleveland: the pictureof ofthePresident are eyes very black, picture while below is the inscription: "They done me up bad." As the funeral wagon passed along Pennsylvania Avenue it was greetea with storms of applause and the blowing of thousands" ot horns. In the crowds, are many men wearing red roosters on their hatsi but the bird is headless. AXOTUBR DKVICK for amusing the ratlflers is a pass headed; "Salt River Packet Liae: pass, on account of British free trade, from Washington up Salt Biver. Tne steamer Lora Maclcville Went will leave Not good Washington March fourth. to return. Signed, G. Cleveland, Captain. A. G. Tanrman, mate." The coupon of the campaign pass bears the names of such landings as MatsoDAllle Meyerstown. Jewetts-burand Bynuicsfeorougn. Thousands of these mementoes of the election are circulating in tne city. It Is thought citizens will voluntarily undertake a great ratification tonight u it aoes not rain. g, CANVASSING THE VOTES. Under the law of Indiana this is the day when the supervisors of elections convene in each county to canvass the returns. These boards are conse quently now in session throughout tne entire state and it is thought thai by a late hour tonight the vote of the state by counties will be obtainable, aitnougn UMt aououui. v Battle J SnOES anil noMv& worse: ! X 1 FURIITURE. ITOTIOB. i In re sard to the contrresalonal altna. tion the extra World says: Is Consrreaa as well as the presidency lost? As the oeiaxea returns trom congressional districts come in the complexion of next House grows more and more doubtful. This is tie most Important mt the and Interesting of the questions undecided. It is a pos campaign yetthe hm.wm rcnoblicans that may sibility control of the fifty-firThe Congress. democratic majority of 1884 is dwtnd- inz awav. Heverai est mates mads h democrats tn this city bring the margin down to two votes, the republicans st . IXJiriXITrJJRES at COST - CHILD, . eijrhty-eijrht- WE ARE AST01S1D : . yUJ . CLOTHING- 1 1 -- 1 s 1 la-ve- v.--! 61-63- -65 e :W&L BRANCHES 878 OF CONGRESS. It, as is now claimed, the Delaware bal legislature is republican on Joint lot. the republican party win nave a eat T give perfect the sute. Including both San Fran Price 25 cents per box. cisco and Interior points.Kives Harrison refunded. sale by A. C. Smith A Co. For 93,113, Clevelaud 86,041, Fisk 8,847, Curtis 755." Sufficient returns have been Ail kinds of Grass Seeds at returned from the third and sixth con Bailey L Son. gressional districts to snow that and Vandever. republicans. COAL FOR SALE t have been elected by sate ma By the hundred weight. from the four jorities. News txV A 67 East, Third South St. snow coach closerremaining contest dtf aispatcces here, bnt slight difference in fie voes Seed Rye and Winter Wheat of the rcpaoiican and democratic can ,,4 Bailey & Sons. didates, and It is probable that tbel re sult in these s districts will not be BAM LEVY, known until tho total vote is counted. &Iasnfacturer of Fine Havana Cigars 171 A 173 a. Main Street. law JLararelT stonbUeatf.f . Nov. ies Moines, Harrison's plurality 1 probably CO.00O. The republicans carry every congressional district except one, a gain of two. The Star says reports from 313 dis m 1 tour Superb Ua Books, pnotwl ob tin p. r SIM tricts oat of 325 congressional districts p165 democrats 148 republicans, alio fjm r01? gin BrindUr. STAND' leaving twelve districts donatlal, with Watmtr.tanp. milm.n& U AtBUM-HlPH rood chance of cont naed democratic ARD DANCE mrrhw control ot the House o Bepresenta- - btMI IW f aonea aad twUada, punu. frf 110 tnuaorip-tiooariakina. aad po. mpaBBMta, BmaireTMnt , e. tor ptano. The Times JIamrea a democratic ma AD oporONO pp. of soan ALBUM wua ptaaw aciiiupntnta.aalacdAb ha t bm Philadelphia imam, jority of three, while the fimtnod, of mt exactly-reverse- s taese irarks imtt una.)kivIbk RomrM. and .!2jtiti r saera IrauViruiLV three to the republi luuiriuiti Th tm. ruti of h book aocM estimates, can party. HEALV. Publisher, orttetf.lI LYON AAMonro Sta. Chioaco dtata Mcpherson, (long republican cicrx apML Mc-Kea- Atmnnnnustc - - .5.l 7, a. mm -- c 1 KH 1 1 M7 1 60 1 00 1 50 1 00 i . a 2 10 2 ArOO 1 1 60 64 7JO 1 7 SS7 2-- 123.1 1 &; 701 5 r 00 50 1 00 1 60-- 3 2 00 60 50 2 50 50 4 I - 1 m "41 l 853 910 3 eo 3 50 7 4 1 , 1 . ' . 4 . mt lOO 9 oo . 1 47 1 i - 00 618 M)l 1017 11 5 80 7 ; , m WW !i'' a 1 1182 -337 M! 8 a . We always can show you an Klegant Um tn our All the lata abaMlea tn Jersey Sulla, Department. Clothing Norfolk Suits, Overcoats, and a Completo Stock of Kilts. We never forget. Children's can b fit tad In. a- handsome Prlncs In aces of 15 to 18 years I Jt a Albert,' a.. i w rocn. n..li. or inreo untton uuiawny r ouics. wnira wv juatauuvu our preseat handsome diaplay of Hoys Nobby Suits. Parents take their boys well dressed. Come and get your supply of pride In having these goods, as we are headquarters and can pleavae you. , . Arm. m M bt - . Jk . , 1 OURFDRIIISIIIIiGGOODliS' le fm-m-- w 8 a so i oo l oo 60 60 1 , FOLKS - 60 60 IS ; THE YOtJNG- . 1 00 21 60 1 00 6'Mt a 2S2 . . lew rrasatmtm.to I he mmnutm. this el(y, ranaprtalag all araalltleav from l 1mm Mai Ilaiiarwaar atl as. AO Mad ta 60 lMlra nakM. SUM Maft rail e tha and larladlaar Um at Catrhraied Stetaan ilala. Hall, 60 fen wa carry the heat neakea at BSaatd hewad Oaads. 600 . 60 CALL AND INSPECT OUR VARIOUS LINIS, 60 1 00 1 1 im , 2 12 KJ W SO0 1 00 3 1097 67 Vai Mar mmiJt Vanne Mail. Is ailwava flllawl tn fta f nil Aat oanaurlt Our PopuUr All Wool Bolts j at $10.00 aad 918.00, on which we bad auch Immense sata, we have aajala replenished. For want of spae wo aro unable to c o Into details of Oar Great Variety la Cults they comand deelg-asfrom tha Lowest Gravdes to prise all tho leadlns; make tho High Art Clothing--, ranging In 'prices 8J5.O0, S7.SO, 810.00. 912.00, S15.00, 918.00, 920 00, 925.00, 27.50, 930.OO.;, All of our Popnlar Hl;h Price Salts aro well known try all and Rqual to. Merchant Tailor M ale A. r . 6 3 2 4 497 b:w a 00 Oiir Suit Department 60 60 .1 1 : 1MH 3 00 1 1 1 ' 1 50 S 00 60 60 6 813 283 42rt 741 i 00 2 60 8 60 1 60 1 60 tO i oo 7 60 1 00 15 4U1 ' 1 3 ' 1 784 7 431 446 . 60 00 3 im 633 - SO 1 4 3 5 1094 653 737 Pearson , I wrc nee. 1 3 72 Taylor Tbos E ...... . 2 8 Ml 00 so 16 4. Wf Bros. 50 2 m Peterson, X)le. Smith Don C Taylor T. . ,50 HM J02!) 664 323 764 614 Uaynard, Joe.Snm'l . . 8ilcockX.T. aa 50 60 .1 60 3 oo 7 IfM - na . 5U 1 1 1 79 r.22 114 74 10!W AT 50 8'JS 1081 i SOW ABOUT COMORSSS? WEBBER, CLOSING OUT SALE ed j Chairman B rice, of the democratic national execntive com mittee; concedes the electlen of Gen. uamson. Aicuieuan. chair man of thecaptain committee, is campaign the national member of the only at headquarters this committee morninsr. lie mads an au thoritative announcement of Brlce's concesiion of the rennblicaa victorv. The IPorW pats California and Indians In the republican column and, gives Harrison 383 votes, ta the electoral college. lr STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. b " Br lee Caves In. New York. Nov. 8. An extra of the tr aI M. 134,700. - FVRNISIIING . gave Blaine 134,003, Cleveland olot:h:i:lt3-- CYCLOOA3IA Tllli: i . laa. :t.lca California C'loee. Hutchinson William sell than any Higsrins WILLi We cheaper Henry.. .... San Francisco, Nov. 8. It is ex working majority of one in the Senate other house in town, and we WILL ot vote the Vice President without canvass ot the vote of pec ted that the guarantee all our work. Remember Hansen Hans.... Morton. If West Virzlnia Is eone re our new address Just South of Cllft the city of San Francisco will be com publican, mat er is nly worse, of House, the tbe only Gallery In the city on Jelta Eli as U . pleted by tomorrow afternoon. The course, and this is not improbable." the "Ground Floor" and contains the Tne House pf pepresentatives is te- largest lot of accesspries republican stats committee es lmite necessary tor that the democratic plurality in the markAoiy close. The Herald, &un and Artistic' work. Call on us when you city will be .about 0000, but contend World agree that the majority will be want Fine Photographs and the Cheapthat outside connttes will famish a very uncertain either way. est In Salt Lake. Tae Herald figures out a majority for Jackson, Samuel.. republican plurality of 14,000 and that ......i. ". the republican electoral ticket will be the democrats of 163 to 161 (on very FAMILIES Jr David, Jones, elected by 0000 plurality. The prohib incsaiplete returns.) I. .... Winter Apples.free from The democratic losses have exceeded Desiring Fine ltion vote, as far as canvassed, falls " " a ver low price, sbanld neiow that oz ltxu. ai. u. iexonog, the republican ones apparently, and worms, at with J. R. Kidd, John of the the democrats nave only a leeway of correspondhe canProvo's Grocer, chairman of the ....... " B........ give yon Just what ....... national executive committee, tele niteen seats in tne present uouse. Boshard; want. )U , While it may take the official count to j Mary C...... Jensen, graphed to ChairmanQuay tonight that settle a. the question, It looks as if the au tne racino coast states naa gone SALE! FOB Lawrence, Elznda A. Congress wonld be repub ior uarnson. ana California parucu Fifty-fir- st A good Farm In Summit County for both branches. in The 8000. has lican "hide es a vote The of larly, by rising sale, or exchange for city property or timate of the democratic state com gooewith the ox." . land In the 6 or 10 acre plat. mittee does not vary from the one W. W. Rtter, -- f Apply to made earlier today of a erobable dem Callfwaia Rclarsi. 343 Fourth East Street.. ' ocratic plurality of 2000 to 3000 in the e Sam Forty-onNov. 8. Francisco, state. BneUcal Aralc Balrc. thousand seven hundred and seventy Mayne, Thomas for Haraden, Chas. T... Mare Hews from Indiana. three votes ont ofi a total of 65,370 Tus- Best Salve in the world Salt naye oeeo canvassed, complete re- Cuts, JBrnises. Sores, Ulcers, In&iaxapolis, Nov. 8. Nine ban turns nave been received from Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chipped llabey, Albert, dred and thirty-fiv- e precincts In Indi 775j precincts out of a total of Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin ana give Harrison 143.907, Cleveland 1.600 outside of the cltv of Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, 111.804. The same precincts in 1884 San: Francisco. The total vote csnnted or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to 1 satisfaction, or money World says: Preachers in Parowan. o f the House of Representatives, estimates the republican majority at 17, aad the Tribune accepts these figures. The press reaches the same result, no doubt adopting McPherson'a figures claiming that full returns will give mem tne House, tdis is improoaoie, but a distinct possibility. Tnere have been seme surprising republican gains ; democratic St. Louis elected three rerepublipublican Congressmen. Thewell-basmake apparently And the Presidency will be cans claims' to their gains in Mlchlzan, but the democrats have gainea in Virginia Delivered March 4 Next New York's delegation is unchanged as to parties. The fact of the situation is, there are enough districts yet unTO BENJAMIN F. HARRISON. certain to. turn the House majority either way . SIGNED AND SEALED. . S 00 4 00 l oo 60 And in accordance with law. ao tnaav shares of each will-bparcel tf such stock aa nay e sold at the company's be necessary, office. No. 8, Hoper and Eldredare Block, Salt Lake City, on Nov. 20th, IW. at One o'clock p. m. of such day to pay delinquent assessment thereon, together with tbe coat of advertising and expenco of taje. " blUtUA A. lilDIM, dJt a 20 Secretary. CLO THIERS: FpItyTSJIJSKS "totid'IlA TfEH 89 ? |
