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If personal in character, we reserve the right to reject any article, or advertisement of this class. FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS, Editor. C. W. PENROSE, Associate Editor. BY TELEGRAPH. Special to the Ounra Junction by the Atluutic and rucinc luiugraph Company. J Great Fire at Lawrence Mass! Between Disagreement Austria and Prussia! Bourbonists righting for the Republic! Capture of five Thousand Prisoners of "War by the Prussians! Great Victory of the French at Orleans! General Trochu Prepar ing tov Make a Grand Sortie! A Great Sortie from Paris! Austria and Prussia DIRECTORY. C. C. Clements. Receiver of Public Monies J. B. Over- Surveyor-Gener- al ton. George It. Registrar of Land Office Maxwell. If. S. Assessor John P. Taggart. U. S. Collector 0. J. Hollister. Chief Justice J. 15. McKcan. Associate Justices 0. F. Strickland and C. M. Ilawley. Territorial Officers: William to Delegate Hooper. II. Congress Zerubbab?l Snow. Marshal J. D. T. McAllister. Auditor William Clapton. Treasurer James Jack. Superintendent of Common Schools Robert L. Campbell. , Attorney-Gener- al , Weber County Officers: F. and Probate Richards. D. Judge County Lester 1. Herriek, Henry Select Men Holmes, Richard Biillantyne. F. S. Richards. Clerk and Recorder Aurclius Miner. Prosecuting Attorney William Critchlow, Notaries Public E. S. Richards. Slirriff William Brown. Assessor and Collector Sanford Ding' liam. Treasurer Israel CanfieM. Coroner Win, N. Fife. Survrior and Superintendent of Schools Vim. W. Burton. City Govern incut: Incorporated by Act of Jan. 18, 1861 3Iuuicipal election biennially on the second Monday of February. Meeting of the City Council weekly, on Monday evenings, at City Hall, Main fetreet. . Mauor Loren Farr. Aldermen F. A. Brown, ls Ward; L. J. Herrick, 2d 3d A. J. Shupe, Counselors James Mo Gaw, Walter Thompson, William W. Burton, Josiah Leavitt, Israel Canfield. Recorder Thos. G. Odell. Attorney A. Miner. Marshal W. N. Fife. Treasurer Aaron Farr. Assessor and Collector S. Bingham. Surveyor W. W. Burton. G. Taylor. Captain of Police Justice of the Peace S. Egglcston Constable C. F. Middleton. Office: OgdcnANDPost CLOSING MAILS. ARRIVAL .... .... .... ARIUVUii. flslt Lake City, daily West, Through Mail daily . North, Through Mail daily " Loral, llox ElderCounty, daily East, Through Mail daily . Vt 7.30 7.30 7.30 7.30 4.30 a.nu n.m. a.nu a.m. p.m. CLOSING. Lake City, daily West, Throvgh Mail daily Jiortu, Through Mail dailv , . " Loral, Box Eliler County, daily last, Through Mail daily . 3.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 0.00 p.m. MAILS. CLOSING. Cache and Rich Comnty Wednesdays 3.30 p.m. and Saturdays and p.m. Thursdays Ogdet. Mondays Iluntsville Wednesdays and Saturdays 6.00 .m. Plain City Mondays aud Thursdays 3.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m. Riverdale Wednesdays and Saturdays Hooper and Alma Wednesdays and . 1100 a.m. .. . . Saturdays OFFICE HOURS. Osneral Delivery open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. REGISTRY DEPARTMENT , Open from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Outside Door open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. ISAAC MOORE, Postmaster. forth Russia Repudiates the Treaty of 1856! Austria will Support England in the Present Complications! AMERICAN. New York, 11. Tho Evening Democrat says it is ru morcd that Collector Murphy has res igned, or about to do so, cause unknown. The Methodist Missionary Society made the following appropriations for mission ary purposes, viz: Alabama $11,000; Baltimore, 8000; California, $5000; Central Illinois, $1000; Central New York, SMJO; Central Ohio, $15.00; Central l'enn. $1,500 ; Cincinnati, $1,500; Colorado, $9000; Delaware, $2,800; Maine, 2,500; Erie, $20W; East Maine, $3000; C.eorgia, $'J000; Illinois, $700; Indiana, $700; Iowa, $000; Kansas, $0000; Ken tucky, $!,000; Louisiana, $9,000. William Harrington, a lad of fifteen, was arrested and shown by his own ad mission to havo taken drafts and remit tances, several thousand dollars of which was intended for the Bank of North America, but accidently fell into liar rington's Employer's box. The steamship City of Paris takes out $200,000 in specie. Washington, 11. Commissioner Wilson, of the General Laud Office, is in receipt of the returns from the 'following District Land Offices, showing a disposal during the past month of S1,cob acres of the public lands. Detroit, Michigan, 8,057; Den ver, Colorado, 11,811; Jackson, Minn, 12.000; the following are the Treasury balances, at the close of business coin, 1)7,000,000; currency, 25,000,000; coin certificates, L,(XJO,000. There' is a strong and combined movement on the part of tho stockholders and others to force Fisk and Gould from the control of the Erie Railway. It is believed that it can be done in consequence of the Republican majority in the New lork and Mew Jersey legiS' latures. London bankers write here that such is the effect of the Erie swindlers in England that no negotiation of American railway securities can be made until Fisk and Gould are forced out of the directory of the road. A Vienna letter says that Austria, in the past few weeks, has been making active military preparations. Madison, 11. Sufficient returns have not been rc ccived for a reliable estimate of the Republican majority in this State. In this Congressional district Nazclton, Republican, will have about 2,000 ma jority, Rock giving him 200, Columbia 000, Dane 200, with a deduction of 839 for Jeffcfson county. Little is re ceived from the third or sixth Congres In the latter, Rusks' sional district. majority will be reduced a few hundred by votes cast for W. T. Trice, an unsuc cessful competitor for nomination, who was run as a temperance candidate in the fifth district. Sawyer will have a larger majority than ever. SU Louis, 11. Complete returns from the County McClurg 4,02 give Urown Brown's majority is 12,584. The re ported majority from 45 counties gives y, , Urown Trains 41,7'JO, McClurg lO.KSo. Ma for Brown 30,011. These indi until further no- - jority Brown's cate majority in the State to be and ice, for Salt Lake City at 8 a.m, to 40,000 The Republicans from 35,000 p.m. (For extra trains see time claim to have returns and estimates Table.) For the East, at 7.25 a.m. For from 95 counties, whioh show the folthe West, at 6.35 p.m. result for the Legislature: lowing 7 a,m Salt Lake Arrive Leave Ogden daily, from I. mueh-grcater- party. They intend to show him, as some in respectable quarters in the city. they say they can, that unless this is largo portion of tho gooas were re By order of Sec'ty. Delano, F. A. Mc- - done his defeat in 1872 is inevitable. covered. It is reported a compromise must will be effected. Kron, who was counsel for Mrs. Surratt, They urge that the y was discharged from tho Census begin with the cabinet. In the lato fight Contrary td all precedent the State Bureau. Supervisor Sutton, of Phila- they say they received no support from Auditor has decided to tax the property delphia, informs the Acting Commission- members of the cabinet, and they dis- of the Masonic Lodges at full value. er of Internal Revenue, that he directed covered that they had little or no in- Philadelphia, lo. Bcrfinv 12. On the 4 th July last there was a large the seizure in that city, of the distillery nuencc. The following dispatch has been rcr ' New 12. the from C. laces a of II. York, Rectifying Thompson, robbery of gloves and ccived by Queen Augusta, frovn Ki;r, At the inquest in the case of Mary House of Peter Kline and the Liquor hostnut street merchant, mnounting to the particulars of tkr ' Store of Peter Kline for frauds on the Geary, who died from supposed abortion $18,000; some of the gloves were last William, giving evacuation of Orleans, and iho retreat of, Winthe hands last committed at the of o New notorious doctor week Bored for sale in Revenue, during lork, Von Her Lnnn. Von Der Lann, yield-ter and Spring. Evans, the jury rehired a verdict that being identified by the namo stamped to a superior force of the French, President Grant and General Torter, she came to her death from convulsions, on them, which led to the arrest of a ing Inch might have been prevented by man named Solomon, who was held ia has withdraw n from Orleans to Torrv. his private secretary, left for Philadelwhere ho lino united his forces with, phia on the afternoon train; they will proper medical treatment; and censur $2,000 bail. those of Gen. Willich and Prince A1iiorio and return to ing Evans, as guilty of malpractice. visit Washington, 13. edit; the Duke of Mecklenburg, will The Commissioner of the General Land Washington on Monday morning. The The prisoner was committed to await a force, has also pone to assist'" strong the was the tho of the of action Grand In his Office seems to have no anxiety regard only Treasury Secretary Jury. Vou Dcr Lann, his position i ' Gen. tostatement to the coroner, he declared ing his fate. He has asserted to several oue absent from the Cabinet Session secure. "William." day. He is expected to bo in the city he never attempted to procure abortion his intention of making a vigorous fight Berlin, 12. no important business was upon any woman, though he had had under the civil tenure net. issued Bismarck has from tlif Count hundreds of applications. transacted. A vast concourse of people turned out ' Two State Election Inspectors were this morning to witness the ceremonies Royal Head Quarters ut Versailles, The President has appointed John A. toaddressed the Prussian y Minnis as United States District Attor- arrested for permitting illegal of laying the corner stone of the'Church circular, uliruii'k, Ward. It of the Immaculate Conception in this Diplomatic Representatives ney for the northern district of Alabama. voting in the Twenty-Secon- d The Secretary of War has ordered is rumored that the United Slates Mar city. The different Catholic societies giving un account of negotiation for n armistice between Thiers and himself. detachments of recruits from the Car- shal Sharpe, of this district has tenderwere out in force, making a grand dis With regard to tho alleged eqaivaWn lisle Barracks, Penu., to the department ed his resignation to the President by play. to bu gained, Bismarck iIciiih of Texas, lor tlie fourth and sixth regireason of the great dissatisfaction cause-e- d A general missionary committee of the sought any stipulations about Alsae, making ments of cavalry. his with met Church Methodist compact by Tammany yester the Episcopal only proposition made was to sti1st T. F. and which Major Rodenbaugh illegal voters were day. The following bishops were pres politicians, by Lieut. John Rutford, unaligned, is to be arrested only after they had voted, ent: Ihomas A. Morris, Edmund A. pend hostilities for four wVeks, upon-thbasis of military inaction, in order ordered beforo the retiring board in and not for simply attempting to vote Jones, Levi Scott, Matthew Simpson, elections to the Constituent to permit New York City. as in W. stated the United Edward R. Ames, David Clark. clearly illegally, to tins, M. liners singu Assembly, Since the publication of the President's Stales election law. Bishop Clark occupied tho chair. refused to agree unless the armis larly with N. 12. the The submitted Cox, Camden, treasurer correspondence J., Secretary following relative to tho McGarrahan case, the The election rioters are held to answer statement for the year: Receipts for the tice should embrace the revictuiMing: latter gentleman and his numerous for the offence. Saunders was admitted year, $021,802; disbursements, $032,744; of Paris upon an extensive scale. King friends arc very jubilant and affect to to.bail on $5,000 and Xangrist, Mullcr, treasury m debt, $10,942. The follow- William, upon being apprised of tlir, refused to believe that McGarrahan will now suc- Godfellow and Kelly, in $1,000 each. ing appropriations were made: For demanded concession, M. was informed of and to Thiers it, ceed without doubt. They lay great A man named Silence, who had been foreign missions, $224,198; foreign Thiers then obtained stress on tho moral effect of the Presi- pointed out in Court by one of the wit population, $75,150; Indians, $4,090; this refusal. dent's interference to prevent Secretary nesses as a member of the gang, was American, $281,500; Americans in ter- permission to communicate with Paris, lie notified M. Jules Favre and his; Cox issuing a patent to the New Idria arrested and held in $3,000 bail. ritories, $18,300; miscellaneous, $80,000; colleagues of the impossibility of secur New York, 13. total for missions, $000,238. Mining Company. The board of managers of the mis ing such broad terms, and suggested Providence, R. I., 11. During the prevalence of yellow fever Mille Nilsson's concert s on Governor Island, sionary society met at four o clock to they make tho truce shorter than proved among the BOldicrs On that they agreed to an clec- a success, the city of Providence fur- there were 157 cases, of which fifty prov hear a report of the general committee. tion beiuii held without a suspension of house. a full is ed It the disease was Rev. fatal.'' Dr. supposed nishing Curry hostilities. The answer of the Pari Bishop Jones presided. communicated Quincy, 11. by infected clothing made several objections against the Government was unfavorable; they There was considerable excitemeni thrown overboard from vessels and appropriations for missions to South hero this afternoon on the receipt of a washed ashore on the Island. America and Italy. Rev. Dr. Holdrich would not rccedo from a contest to any, stipulated revictualing, It is again rumored that Collector spoke in favor of these appropriations. abatement of the private dispatch stating the Cable's maand ordered M. Thiers to cease the jority over Hawley in Hancock Co., was Murphy has incurred the despleasure After some remarks by Gen. Clinton, 312; if this be true and Hartley's majori- of tho President, and will shortly be B. Fisk and others, the report of the negotiations upon the part of France, He soon afterward withdrew to Tours, ty has been reduced in other portions compelled to resign. Three hundred committee was entirely accepted. The in obedience to their mandates. Count of the district in proportion, that Cable aud fifty workmen wero discharged from board then adjourned sine die. Bismarck, at the conclusion of his will be elected by a few votes. We can the Brooklyn rxavy lard most of Washington, 13, asserts that tho present French circular, trace the dispatch to no reliable source, whom were employed in the Engineers 1 he Alabama Republicans nere ac Government is averse to allowing thr J no following count for the Democratio gain In that however, aud lUwley's majority is yet and Aiecnamcs Dept. to -- 00. has been received in this City from San Slate, by the fact that the Republican voice of the nation to be heard, which probably from A dispatch just received from St Domingo : 'Nov., 2. The question of vote, polled, was far below its strength, would assuredly be for peace. Florence, 12. Charles, Mo., says that one span of rail annexing San Domingo to the North the colored voters being intimidated by The Gazette Italia, in its Madrid cor road bridge now being built across the German Confederation is still being threats of discharge from their employ Missouri river at that plaoe, fell at 8 p. it is reported that necotia ers. Although the election was nomin- - respondence, says no plebiscitum will be taken in Spain upon the candidature men six and are tions today, killing wounding going on in order fo "place the al!TTeerulf every possible means of of the Duke Aout. as king.. Such nine others. No particulars. country at the disposal of the Berlin intimidation was used by the Democra measure would be superfluous, as tho' In the 4th District, where the Chicago, 11. Cabinet, if terms can bo agreed upon. cy. Farnsworth telegraphs he is elected President Balz, is reported to be ac Republican majority is over 15,000, vote of the Cortes upon the nomination! ' " ' will be perfectly valid. by d.OOO majority. tively engaged in matters' of reform, hardly half of the Republican votes was 12, London, It is alleged also that the The Times Albany, 11. notwithstanding rumors of his death, polled. publishes an important Sufficient official returns from the The annunciation for Government offi opposition to certain railroad schemes Stale have not yet been received to give cials occurs next week. An armed force largely effected the success of Governor correspondence from St. Petersburg, the certain majority on the Governor. is still kept on the Haytian Frontier Smith, the Republican candidate. There which states that Prince Govtschakoff, The evening journals' table of reported There have been several skirmishes late is no doubt, however, of a Republican the Russian Premier, has addressed, era behalf ef the Czar, a circular to the! and estimated majorities, make lloff- - ly." majority in the Legislature on joint great powers who were parties to that mans majority 3u,b7 which, will pro Specials report that a concerted and ballot. "' ' treaties of 1858, excluding Russia. II official movement be for decreased. is the re bably majority long contemplated FOREIGN, on the Main, 12. Frankfort, will not vary much from 30,000; there lief of Paris has begun, and that desper London, II Bavaria, having objected to enter the' is no change in the Congressional ate fighting must take place at once. The Tmssian Government has sent a North German Confederation, an agreedistricts. In the assembly the journals grand sortie from Paris, is said to have r diplomatic note toAnstria, stating ment will be effected with her sharp and by been made on Monday, the result un that as she armed herself at the figures are undoubtedly .correct, begin German States, by treaty. the assembly of 1871 may be set down known, but is declared to have been most ning of the present war between France London, 12. as a tic, 04 to 04. enormous and resolute. England and and Prussia she has no to offer right Six thousand German troops are now Russia are reported to be making arran mediation. Lawrence, Mass., 11. A destructive fire broke out at midmarching on Montmedy. The renewal gemcnts for a European Congress to be Tours, 11 of the bombardment of that tewn is night in tho planing mill aud lumber held early in December ; All the nen The Count De Chamber has permitted therefore ' expected. the Tho take Powers to buildings occupied tral yard adjoining growing liaron t iiarietto, the Colonel command part. The Weekly Examiner, issued by Briggs & Allen s sash and blind fac opinion of Europe is that War must end ing the Papal Zouaves, and other Bour in the coming hither of Gen. rejoices tory, which was entirely destroyed; also Max Mullcr, in a letter to London bouists, to fight against Germany, under as Minister from tho United? Schenck, a large blind factory, together with says, Bismarck is loo good a Statesman the nag of the French Republic. All States. wants the Alabama bill It some small buildings, and nearly 100,000 to the annexation of disaffected officers the staff of the Tapal army who made out imagine nnd says Engfeet of lumber, owned by the Lawrence immediately, any addition to the strength accompanied the returning Zouaves because she made, no attempt to Lumber Co., were destroyed. The Law provinces of Germany, but too good a patriot to from Rome have joined the forces under land, arrest the vessel, must pay the cost.' rence Lumber Co.'s loss, $20,000; insured leave the Western frontier exposed as it Colonel Charlotte. The Times correspondent, telegraphfor $0,000. Briggs & Allen, $10,000; has been. Strasbourg and tho gates of Berlin, 11. from announces the confirinsured $3,500; Sprnguo & Co., $00,000, the ing It is rumored that Bavaria remains mation ofBerlin, may be taken back by i rauce the of Orleans. It i. insured $11,000; Alonuo Winkly, $20,- - but Vosges never by arguments. outside of the North German Confeder- also confirmedcapture that Russia has asked fer 000; besides several small losses. About A Brusscl's correspondent writes that ation on account of being refused para revision of tho treaty of 1850. 125 workmen were thrown out of em Bismarck promised Napoleon six weeks ticipation in the direction of military There is considerable excitement ploymcnt. Tho fire is supposed to bo ago that his dynasty should be restored and foreign affairs. over the movements of the French fleet. the work of an incendiary. London dispatches repeat the state Deserters from Paris who have been News of the bombardment of HamAVashington, 12, nient that Austria is to make an alliance taken to Versailles state that General is hourly expected. The following are the Treasury bal- with France because sho believes her Trochu is burg nreparing a grand sortie The battle of Orleans was a very : ances at the close of business in self imminent danger from Prussia' beyond tho walls of Paris to restore the serious one; the French line reached currency, $240,000,000; coin, $97,500, overweening ambition. prestige of the French arms. from Vendoino to Beaugency.' Travel coin $15,000,000. certificates, 000; The latest returns indicate that the The Prussians are constantly con- has been restored between Orleans ainl A German named Robcrson, who has is be This will a tie. on tho structing fresh bat teries upon the heights and soon will be between OrVizon, been victimizing New York tobacco Assembly that a Republican is elected of Rainey, opposite Neisy; at Mont Houses was arrested He had supposition in Fulton and Hamilton; that district is Magnio, opposite Denis; also at Bazaino leans and Tours. General Garibaldi reviewed his trnopi bought twenty thousand dollar's worth still doubtfull. If a Democrat is elected and Coarbcric. at Auton on Tuesday. Rumors are rife up to the timo when arrested. His ar then the Democrats have a majority. An official telegram has been rcccivod of a rupture between Bismarck and Von rest created considerable excitement. hero announcing that the town and Boston, 13, Beust. The Methodist Missionary Society has n Samuel Hall, a ship fortress of Newbrusch has falleu, after Continual on page 3. decided to make provision for Missions builder of East Boston, and President of a short investment by the Prussians. in Italy, and to make appropriations for tho Maverick Bank, died at his residence The main defence of Newbrusch, Fort WARREN HL'SSEI, C. L. DAtUKR, Europe, Africa, South America, India this morning of heart disease. , Mortier, having surrendered, the town Ealt Lake City. and other places, amounting to $035,000. Uelena, Montana. was left comparatively defenceless and Chicago,. 13. decided that Sec'ty. Delano, It will interest ths admirers of the the city was exposed to the combined I1USSEY, DAIILER & CO., where the evidence in pension cases was national in Chicago to learn that fire of the Prussian guns at Botschiel game entirely complete, even though a certi- it is definitely settled that the "White and Wolfgausen, and some of the artilBANKERS, ficate was not issued prior to the approJETTNINOS' NEW BCILDTXO, Stocking nine is to be retained for the lery at Fort Montieu, which were turned val of the Act of July 8th, 1870, whioh season of 181. There will be two upon the town. 'To these the inner MAIN STREET, OGDEX, increased Attorney's fees, the Attorney ' works could not respond, as the Prusthree; but changes, possibly ' AND SALT LA HE CITT. Bhall only be allowed the ten dollar fee these the nine will be the same beyond Timlnrs In Oold Dint, Coin and Ciirifwy. Irwl as that sian batteries had dismounted nearly all fixed by the act of July 4th, 1864. which has laid low every first-claclub the' guns. The town caught fire in Kxrbang oa Sn Frtncwoo, Montana, lVnver,' St. Lnuia, Nrw York, and all parti of JiHrofi. Receipts at the Treasure are falling in America, and which is now recog- several places, and all the wood works off considerably, on accouiif'bf the re- nized as entitled to Collections promptly attended to. If.., fly the championship of the fortress were destroyed. The ductions that were made in the tax and French Commander, therefore, raised pennant. tariff bills last winter. The expenditthe white flag, and last evening the Cincinnati, 13. ures are nearly the same, consequently St. John's Hospital, a building at capitulation was completed. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR.' By this the reduction of the public debt will not the Roman Catholics the French surrendered into the hands OOlce present bo near so large hereafter as it has been. for an occupied by German Hotel, ' opposite Ogden ' asylum for orphans, of the Baden troops, the town and forti, OGDEN CITY. This will be set forth very fully by Sec. fire this p.m., aud nearly half fied of caught the latter Newbrusch, kimlfl All ef legal business promptly Boutwell in the annual report. There the was burned. 130 children mounting one hundred guns very few to. ltf are no new developements about the werebuilding inmates. No deaths. of the latter were serviceable and five English Mission. Sec. Fish stated that K. Scligmong & Co., retail dry goods thousand prisoners of war, W. including one it is extremely doubtful when the party dealers, were closed The news creates by the U.S. mar- hundred officers. ATTORNEY AND COCNSELOlt AT - LAW, who has been offered the place will acshal, on an order of Jeffray & Co., New great excitement in Cnrlsruhe. Will cept. In all the Court in Utah mid ml. York; they are alleged to have purLondon, 12, 11 a.m. lomitiK Pnwiul attention giten to Quite a number of Republicans, who chased of the latter firm this (all $130,000 93 Bonds, 88j Consols, 92J and Domestic Collection!. toreigu have been defeated in the late canvas, worth of goods, all of which were clan- 88J. The market remains flat. Office are here with the view of urging upon destinely shipped to other points or EeavittV in Itricl Tours, 12. the President a new organization of the secreted in various private residences, Post Ollicu. lliiildiiitf, General Taladine, commanding the ii --in Court, for the Southern District of Ne- vada. , becoming Hostile! United States Officers for Burning of an Orphan Utah. Asylum at Cincinnati! Governor Vernon H. Vaughan. Secretary George A. Black. German Troops MarchMarthal M. E. Patrick. C. II. Hempstead, U. S. Attorney ing on Montmedy! Supt. Indian Affairs J. E. Tourtellotte. OCDEN YOL. d Business Cards $5 per mouth. site. OCDEX, UTAH, 1VI11XKSIAY, XOYlttllltilt Hi, 1H70. ' d, RATES OF ADVERTISING. 5 3 army ot the Loire, lias sent numerous dispatches to the Government bore,, giving then the particulars of the defeat and flight of the Prussians. under GcncralVwiDer Lanw, from Orleans, after the battle of two days' duraCiou. This latest telegram announces that the over throw of the Germans wa decisive, tiny fighting terrific, and lasted two days. The bayonet charges of tlve I'renclv drove the Prussians in wild cettfusiott a orth-warwith tho victorious French in 'hot' pursuit, The loss of Iho French, lit killed and wouided was two thousand. . The loss of the Gcmnans was of tho; Upon the town about 1000 Prussian were and taken prisoners, ami iii the pursuit which followed 7 W mrre were captured; two guns, which the Prussian could not remove, were also captured; much material, such as war stoves ami ' camp equipage, wis abandoned. The French troops contismed tho pursuit to of 1'Wa.rtres, Lorney, 27 miles south-eas- t City, House,' Democrats 67, Fusion 15, Libe rals 16, Republicans 20. Senate, Democrats 7, Fusion 7, Liberals 1. , Gen. F. A. Duncan assumed charge as Acting of the Tatent Office IVorsliio Divine is held every Sunday, in the taberncle, Commissioner of Patents. The Presit 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.; and in the School dent has appointed John M. McKinsey, Mouses of the various Wards at S.dU p.m. Judge of the United States District nd 4.45 p.m. From the East, 4.25 p.m, From the West, 6.85 a.m. Salt Lake City lime. y, -. ' aril ) the-othe- ' y, to-d- y. . well-know- y, , ss i - It. KlilTIIlA, Prm-Hr- e near |
