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Show $4r.OO -- . PirBLISIIED WEDXESDA Tut 5iimh!!k5iH ntoMsaHMMiin i 'Vta&L. ii i r iu. w v. s,"xa) if, vc tr i t. J -n ( f OGDEX, UTAH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1873. tfo. 73. Oslcn lost OlUce: ARRIVAL AX ft CLOSING Lake City, dnu 6.45 p.m. 7.40 ii.m. 6.40 p.m. PIU'ARTIRE. de. aily 8.40 a.m. 6.30 p.m. p.m. 8.4o a.m. .) Mail daily . luttnr ,. ti.o mi". " illiu ii " iu'b for Rich rmnitvL v mid Saturdays, at Count v. Tuesdays, Thursday wi.e - and n..'lr ... . SUll'lavs lim'tj and T hursdays Kiel, Omit v, Tuesdays 0"dii, Mondays and ihursdays Ilnutsviiie, Wednesdays and Saturi 7.30 aan. r hivrf ui"i,ibi riain wiy Ii.ni. 5.00 p.m. 5.on p.m. 2.30 p.m. l.f.ir-.Il- Lvnin' 3.50 p.m. 8.00 p.ni. Mondavs and Thursdays vive'rdale, "Wednesdays and Saturdays Wednesdays Uooperville ui"l 11.30 a.ui. 6.45 p.m, REGISTRY DKl'A HI.ur.. Open from 9 ii.ni- - to 3 p.m. M0XKV OFFICE DEPAKTMEMT. Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Outride Door 0111 from 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. JOSEPH HALL, Postmaster. 1 Trains - r. train arrives 7.40 a.m. 5.40 p.m. G.20 p.m. 8.50 a.m. 7.50 a.m. 5.45 p.m. 8.40 a.m. C.SO p.m. -- - i p C. P. U.P. leaves - " " C traia arrives and leaves and U. Religions Services EverT Sunday, in theTaheniacle. at 11 a.m., and Sc.hool-iwiis- e in the Second Ward Sclwolhonse Farley' at 5 p.m. p.m. Methodist Church atll a.m. and 7 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Spiritualist Lecture (Child's Hall), at ul Xhii'l Ward Church at Kpincopal School-hous- e 11 a.m. and Ogtlen City 3ohu U. Chambers' At Accident on the Baltimore & Ohio R. R! 7.00 a.m. o.oo ji.ni. Jr t fast Maine ! CLOSIKt Hast tor Salt Lafce and the Salt Lake and theWcM 7 Xibrary News Depot, AMERICAN.' San Diego, 24. "Narra-gansettThe United Commander Dewej, sailed at lour o'clock this afternoon, to resume the survey of the Pacific Coast of Lower California and the giilf, . of California. The survey is to be very minute, and will probably occupy twelve or thirteen months. Some of the officers and crew, whose time.has expired, will be relieved oy otuers, wno wul leave ISew lorK on the 5th of beplember, ti the Pacific Mail steamer, which will meet the at Magdalena Bay. The James party of surveyors, consisting of engineers J. E. Jarues, Samuel Purdy and others, returned to this city last night, by tht Arizona stage, from Yuma, all well. They have made a thorough exploration south of the boundary line to the gulf of California, and have made important geographical discoveries. They have explored one of the most sjngular and heretofore unknown portions of the coast, overcame many dangers, and suffered much hardship. The main object which was to be determined, was the feasibility of turning the waters of the Gulf of California into the Colorado desert, thereby creating a climatic change in Southern California. It has been successfully demonstrated that this maybe done at a comparatively small expense,, f States-eteatn- ," "Nar-ganset- t" . ,';!! '; 25. San Francisco, pen wry day, Sundays excepted. er An unusually large number of people left the city y by ferry routes for 3 v the country. ir About two o'clock y a fire was discovered in aback room in the Lick House, but was put out without doing much damage, excejit by water. ascension this Uuislay made a afternoon, and before 'the balloon was clear, a rent was made in it by striking a pole. It went tip 1,000 feet and united toward the bay, but the rent in it saved him, as it let out enough hot air to cause the balloon to descend about ,100 feet from shore. Buislay jumped into the water from the balloon at a highth of twenty two feel arid swam ashore. The balloon will probably be recovered, as it landed near Kutchertown. t t , j Sacramento, 25. McDowell has declined the challenge of Thiele, to row a single scull race of three miles, on or before the 17th of His reason being his ina September. bility to procure a suitable boat. Hung Sing, a Chinaman, was stopped on the road near Iowa Hill, on Saturday morning, by four white men, and robbed of six hundred dollars in gold. ' , Hoston, 25. The Tremont House, in Dorchester district, owned by the heirs of Oak's Ames arid Pete? Butler, was burned last Loss, 15,000. night., . Knoxville, 24. ' Judge Thomas A. Nelson, Judge of the Supreme Court, died at his residence here this morning of cholera, after an Ulnes of two days. u Wheeling; 25. An accident occurred on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad four miles from Cameron, by which, three or four Ger man emigrants were fatally injured, and fifteen or, twenty .hurt., ..The accident was caused by the J spreading of the track, which threw the tender, express cars and one passenger car down a bank) and all the coaches off the track. . The coach that went over the bank some fifteen or twenty feet had in it seventy or eighty men, women and children, and turned bottom upwards. Some of the emigrants became enraged, thinking the conductor and engineer were trying to kill them, and pet upon them with stones. Officers had to flee from their wrath. Washington, 25. The proposition for a change in the District Government meets w;th conid erable f.vvor by the, local press.. It, is believed a change would Commend itself te the creat body of ...property holders and substantial citizens of the District. Recklessness, ignorance and irresponsi bility of the Legislature have become an object of soiie concern to tober and self- respecting people of the District. It is urged that after all, local representation here is a fiction, inasmuch as the Legis lature itself is a mere creation of Feder' al authority.' It if argued" that' under the proposed eytteru, lite and property to-da- WHITEHEAD, G. FOUllTII STREET, OGOEX, from Z. C. 3F. J., GENERAL DEALER Four Doors IN BOOTS v A SHOES, , XEAT1IEU ami SHOE FIXDIXGS, It the Lowest Prices. Produce J Taken. CASH PAID for PIipES. NEATLY EXECUTED. iSEPAIRS y WANTED. IMMEDIATELY! A FIUST CLASS SAWYER 1 to run a Circular Saw. Arply to M. W. DAL loNA ilUrd Citv, Box Elder county, U. T. ly 1, lS73-s(U-t- f. J. S. LEWIS. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, filler in Watches, Clocks. Jewelfv, SilVer Rud fUted Ware, MAIN STREET. OODRX. Kepairiug neatly done aud all work warranted. " u-i- y REMOVED. TFYOU WANT TIIOMS0XIAN Tliomsoniotl Mediclms, Al CALL ON SITE 'wscmTioN Fie, POST OFFICE, OGDEK. ST., $l.t. sl-S- JM201 per day. Agents wanted! All classes ot working people, sex, Joung or oM,' make mere inonoy at i in n At t. KtiusouAlthing k Co., dr. "n!.,. cm Particulars Portland, Maine. fre,' ' Ad- - sSO.ly Obstacles to Jfarriac. Meu from the effects of fr Young life. abuses in Manhood restored. nappy K,.it.f r I 'IWimenu to early marring ie uoved. New method New fl",, rsniarkaMe reinedie., circulars sent free, in wiled euvelopcs. Nllitl, . V,'." AWUtlAllVA, .o. iCOUlll 1 '"ladclphia, l"a,, an institution having 1'sh f.,.' 'H "tation tor honorable Conduct and pro FUtflT''.t' 1 20-ti- Emm?, smau Black,. 1 i. on me iuississiPDi toan's lifii tlia J ... . . . - 1 I SM, 1 town, saved a TT wa rvTit At rhrt nnar ami "a being unable to ewim, would s ,?Ve perished had not the maiden his 4ang6r, swam out to V,m'.aU( tlirowins into his hands i - KnnMh. "va, nair t.iliT" ran " j ra to the land. covered -- . w w fo-da- -- : .1' . , DOCTOR OR DR. MURPHY, MAIN ' ; to-da- y, , would receive no better protection, and aw be more effectually enforced pend ing the discussion of this question. Local politicians are commencing their arrangements for the Fall election to the Legislature, whioa it seems quite proba ble Congress may abolish.. The Interior Department has received information that a force will be necessa ry to remove the Winncbagos from Wis consin to the reservation assigned them in Nebraska. If they refuse to go, it is understood troops will be ordered from Jbort Snelhng to compel their departure VOL. IV. The French landscape painter, Chin- - mind she screamed for help, and tln it fainted away, and plowed headlong iun trcnl, is dead. ., The death of the artist, Condre,. is also his stomach. Fortunately the blow deannounced. prived him of speech, else he might have said something that he would ever have Bayonne, 23. The Carlists say they are organizing regretted, and before he could regain hi? for a movement on Madrid, aud will be senses, Mrs. Coney dashed in and reready to march sometime during Octo- moved the griefsitricken wile. But it ber. Carthagenia insurgents are vigor- required a blacksmith to cut Covillt-loose- , ously replying to the fire of the Spanish lie is again back in bed, with hi fleet, Admiral Lobas has under his mutilated fingers resting on pillows, and command the "Sargossa"' (aB ironclad,) there he lays all day concocting new ana some woouen lngates. lhe insur- forms of death for the inventor of that gents are plentifully supplied with pro- chair, and hoping nothing will happen there. visions and stores, and are sanguine of to his son until he can get well enough Very positive information is received assistance from Communists in other to administer it himself. to the effect, that notwithstanding the parts of the country. official denial on the part of that GovMadrid, 23. The Fricft suid Dinner. The Carlists, at the instigation of ernment, that the Grand Duke of Hesse continues to pardon criminals, on con priests, have burned all the records of A priest was standing at the corner of dition that they shall emigrate to the civil marriage they capture. , a square about the hour of dinner, when United States. ' lhe artillerymen in the garrison at one of his countrymen, observing tht Mrs. Grant and the entire executive Barcelona are mutinous against the off- worthy father iu perplexity, addressed family will leave the sea shore by the icers. Tht y were disarmed under the him loih of Septetabfr, and return to Wash command of the General, and were im"0, Father O'Lcary, how is your ington for the winter. prisoned before they had time to do Indications are that strong efforts will harm. 'Mighty put out, Tat." be made at the coming session of ConSt. Johns, 25. "Put out ! Who'd put out yer river-enceA heavy gale has been; raging here gress, for the repeal of the law abolishing the fraaking privilege. It is said, sinctt morning. Much damage will be "Ah, you don't understand. I nm inthat with the exception of the Postmaster-Gedone to property on land and shipping. vited to dine at one of the houses in tbi neral, the members of the Cabinet, square, and I have forgotten the name." backed by of the heads of "Oh, is that all! Just now be e;;y. bureaus, favor the repeal, at least so far Mr. Covilleof your riverence ; I'll settle that for yon. Danbnry. as official business departments are con directly." cerned. From the Danbury News. Irishman Away flew the New York, 25. ; around the square, glancing at ;lie difSince Mr. unfortunate accident to It is understood that the contractor is ferent kitchens, and when he discovered to be held rtsponsible for the falling in Coville while on the roof counting the a fire that denoted hospitality, he thunhe has been obliged to keep of the building on Eleventh street, Fri- shingles dered at the door ond inquired : to close house. WednesLast the day. Gable walls were left exposed and prettyhe went "Is Father O'Leary here !" out in the yard for. the entirely unsupported. The inspector bad day As might be expected, again and pgnk. first time, and on Friday Mrs. Coville complained of this, and, the contractor he was repulsed. At length au nngry him1 an which a easy chair, proved said he would, remedy, it, and the in got footman exclaimed : great comfort to him. It is one of those spector supposed he had done so. ch airs that can be moved by the occu- not"No; bother on Father O'Leary, he b It is now said the project of arming here, but he was to dine here towill be pant, to form almost any position, by day, and the cook is in a the police with breech-loadernge, and say? abandoned. The action of the Board of means of ratchets. Mr. Coville was very the dinner will be All is waiiinc spoiled Police recently in ordering the discon much pleased with this new contrivance, for Father O'Leary.,' and first the afternoon did nothing but tinuance of drilling with' muskets has Paddy, leaping from the door as if the excited considerable interest in the de- Bit in it and work it in all ways. He steps were on fire, rushed up to the assaid such a chair as that did more good partment. Gov.'Dix has not approved tonished priest, saying : worm man a nunarea sermons in mis ot the scheme. ' J is "All right, yer riverence j you dine He had in his it the bedroom front room, The New York Mercury says it was as at a mighty good dinner and he would there and pit stairs, up certained yesteiCay that several large you'll get." look of Mm o'it the window and importing houses which have been hear self as much as a man can enioy "Oh, Pat," said the grateful paster, whose legi mulcted Government the fur reve ily by "the blessing of a hungry man be npun nue frauds had combined, with a view have been ventilated with shot. Mon yon." of ousting certain high custom nouse day afternoon he cot in the chair as "Long life and happiness to yer river officials who have made themselves ob usual. Mrs. Coville was Out in the back ence. i have got yer malady. I only son and the clothes, noxious to them. The movement is said yard hanging up I wish had yer cure." to have been started by a firm recently was across the street drawing a lath a fence. Le down Sitting accused of being Custom House examin along picket the sides of the chair with both All Iowa Detective Kills ers, and invoicing their importations at grasped hands to settle it back, when the whole Three IJIrds With One less than their value. Stone. The Herald1 $ editorial on the Modocs thing gave way, and Mr Coville came to the floor. violently : "The will at this says country rejoice For an instant the unfortunate gen A. J. Fleming of Jasper count', consummation, for it is only by hanging tne principal Indian murderers and ma- tleman was benumbed by the suddenness Iowa, arrived by the 'Oriflaimno ' rauders that ws can expect to detn- of the shock, but the next he was from Porthnd,and with him was an tribes like the Modocs from committing aroused by an acute pain in each arm, Iowa and the great drops of sweat oozed from Deputy Sheriff. It appears outrages like the treacherous assassina his forehead when he found that the that in December last, Mr. Fleming tion of officers, was only a wise course under the circumstances, and we may little finger of each hand Lad caught in drew 8,000 from an Iowa bank iu an count on its having a good influence on the ratchets, and was aa'firmly held as "irregular" manner. The irregulartribes disposed to follow the example of if in a vise. There he lay on his back, with the end of a round sticking in bis ity was reported to the police, and Laptaiu Jack and his band. The Tones and both hands perfectly, power- Heunng had already lelt the village, says : Public opinion will fully approve side, of the finding of th9 Military Commis- less. The least move of his body aggra- a regular search had to be instituted. ' sion in case Captain Jack and assaciates, vated the pain whtch was chasing up For some time the police could He his arms. screamed for but help, and President Grant in ordering execu no clue to his whereabout?; but tain tion of the sentence, lhese Modocs hav Mrs. Coville was in the back yard, tell- at last his wife and children sold orf Mrs. Coney, next door, that she ing committed murder, it is fitting that ing know what Coville would do with- the furniture, etc., and weut on a didn't tney pay the penalty of murder. out that chair, and so she didn't hear journey. It ia almost unnecessary St. Lonis. 25. Sheriff Low of Calloway county, who him. He pounded the tioor with his to say that a Deputy Sheriff went in was seriously wounded by the mob that stockinged feet, but the young Coville the same direction, and followed the lynched Peter Kissler, died yesterday was still drawing emotion from that party to this city, where Fleming aiternoon. lie was unable to make any fence across the way, and all other statement previous to his death regard sounds were rapidly sinking into in- joined them. They then went t to his know significance.. Besides Mr. Coville's legs British Columbia, and the Deputy ing the lynching, or who, ' were not sufficiently recovered from the Sheriff, who arrived soon afterward, . it.' in ledge, engaged late accident to permit their being prof- wont to Portland Attorney-GenerEwing is still inves Oregon, lie found used as mallets. itable tigating the affair, but nothing has yet had invested some of that Fleming did How he despise that offspring, and transpireu respecting tne matter. in S8.0U0 the the did how wish he of owner the purchase of a farm, The social evil question lately brought fervently to the surface by Dr. Elliott is the gen that feuce would light on that boy and but had resided in British Columbia, eral topic ol discussion. The decision reduce him to powder. Then he scream to be to some extent out cf the jurisof J udge Calvin, declaring the law which ed again and howled, and shouted ''Ma- diction of the United States. "While grauted the City Council permission to ria!" But there was no response. What at Pordland, tho officer discovered a he should die there alone and in that reguiate the social evil unconstitutional. if is severely commented on by some of the awful shape? The perspiration started plot to swindle Fleming out of h'w afresh, and the pain in his arms assum- farm. The plotters were a hotel-keepnest lawyers in the city. ed an awful magnitude. Again he shrieknamed lludoiph and a lawyer ed "Maria!" but the matinee across the named Koch. The officer acquaintway only grew in volume, and the un- ed with the discovery, and FOREIGN. Fleming conscious w'fe bad gone into Mrs. CoBelfast. 55 liim induced to come to Oregon to on was and that trying lady's A most disastrous fire broke out here ney's Then he prayed, and howled, sec about it. Kuduiph and Koch at two p.m., the wind blowing north, and coughed, and swore, and then apol were prosecuted, convicted and senanu over two nundred nouses were burn for it, and prayed and howled tenced ogized to a ' year's imprisonment ed and several wharves and vessels de again, and screamed at the top cf his stroyed. Over 100 families are rend voice the awfullest things he would do to each, and then Fleming himself was ed homeless. Coss's ship yard and t wo that boy if heaven would only spare bun arrested, and is now on kis way to vessels on the stocks are destroyed. sev and show him an ax. i Iowa. 5. F. Chronicle. eral steamers from suburban towns ren Then he opened his mouth for one dered assistance. final shriek, when the door opened and PThe'Italian arrested in New York f .r i Paris, 25 Mrs. toviue appeared witn a smile on boys in slavery, claimed that newspapers mention a renort thai M her face aud Mrs. Coney's redingote on holding the court had no jurisdiction, and as be Gnmbettais about to many the only her back. In one glance she saw ;int was not a citizen he could not be trUd uaiigmcr oi coi. uocneau Defort, defend something awful had happened to Jul- - here. The court held that he was 8w ' ' er of Belt'out. eph, aau t it h wonderful presence of ject to the laws of th eountry. . Disas trious Fire in Bel OF MAILS, 7.50 h.m. t Jt l ike Citv, double daily, iLt Tliroiwll ' BY TELEGRAPH. DIRECTORY. OCDEN ,, SBMI-WEBK- L Y and SA TURD A Y.) . , ; , - , i Ills liv-eren- ce ?" two-thir- , . ! . good-natur- te , rs forty-three,a- 1 nd , , - s : al er red-ingot- j I e. |
