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Show BY TELEGBAPB. New Details of the Ocean Disaster. tlie Salary Repealing Grab Law. Shocking Murder of a Woman. AMERICAN. , Washington, 3 were introduced to billfj Scuate the In a better of the for proieciiuu provide northern and northwestern frontier, and commerce between the 10 facilitate the Territory of Pemto organize States; for its tempaiary govand provide bina, in execution of the aid to the ernment; This last mentioned bill laws in Utah embraces all of the amendments to tho bill introduced last year. Morrill, of Maine, in his argument for a resumption of specie payments, favored the plan proposed by a prominent financier of New York, providing that the Secretary of the Treasury nhiill issue four year certificates, bearing 8.05 interest, redeemable at par in U. S. notes or in gold, ut the option of the holder, requiring banks to keep a moiety of their reserves cf these certificates, aDd for government to give notice on January tirst. 1875, that it will pay its rates in cash ia New York; to negotiate a loan of two hundred millions hi coin at tsix per cent, per annum; the certificates, as fast as redeemed, nuiy be paid out by the Secretary of the Treasury to satisfy claims against the government. The Senate went, into executive session for about twenty min' utes and then adjourned. introSherman In the Senate duced a bill to provide for the redemption of the loan of 1858, it being the same one introduced in the House by lawea. Pratt offerf d a resolution instructing the committee on judiciary to enquire whether Congress baa the constitutional Authority to create corporations for constructing railroads or canals peuet rating into two or more States; and whether ii has the authority to regulate the rat? of railroad transportation over existing roads, chartered by States, which,, by consolidation, have continuous lines through two or more States. It has beeu ascerttined front a member of the committee on foreign relations that the form will be the same as the organization of the Senate in March last, namely, Cameron, chairman; Norton, Htuilim, Howe, Frelinghuysen, Conk-lin- g aud Schurx. Boutwell will go on either committee of tiuauce. There will pmbably be twelve in all. Vacancies are left in the list to be filled on suggestion of the Ltemosratic Senators as heretofore, among which is the chairmanship ' if the commit tee on engrossed bills, forDemomerly occupied by Casserly; tho crats being allowed the chairmanships of two committees, namely, the private land claims aud engrossed bills. The Liberal Republicans signified their wish that the Republicans do not'class tnem as Democrats, and will accept such complaces as may b assigned them on Sumner Senator mittees by the caucus. be appointed on will, it is said, perthe committee by the Republicans haps a member of the coutemplatel new committee. In the House, Butler, of Mass., moved to lay on the table men portions of the resolutions regarding the Louisiana elections as applied to Pinchbeck, stating that he did so at h's request; carried, after & short discussion. Notice was mucu of the given of a bill to repeal-epostal act as prohibits weekly newspapers from passing through, the mails free of postage. A resolution to admit Davis and Hogan from West Virginia was referred. Dawes introduced a bill to provide for the. redemption of the loan of 1858, it authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to issue iu exchange for twenty millions of these bonds an equal amount of bonds of funded loans. He declares it will be a pleasure to the United States to pay all of the coupon bonds of the loan of 185G, on the 1st of Jauuary, but allowexing the holders of these bonds to bonds ceut. change them for five per within six months after that date. The bill was referred to the committee on ways and means. a Oeorgo L. Smith was admittedly Louisiana, lrom a seat to vote party uaicr a certificate from Governor Kelinlogg, Cox opposing the motion and timating that the certificate was gotten up in Washington, as the election vtas alleged to have been held on the :Mth of ovetnber, and it was impossible to get returns from so large a district without House railroads or telegraphs. , auUiorizhig-govern-meu- t to-da- run-sin- g be retained oa the foreign relations committee. San Francisco, S. The snow fall in the interior is nn. precedented siuce 1856. Two inches have fallen in Vallein. Afnrljtr anr i eiaiuma; uiree inches in Suisun; two inches at Stockton, Sacramento and Woodland. All of the valley cities and towns, Mission Hills aud San Bruno mountains, near this place, are white wuh snow. It is still raining steadily at this place. The snow will have a disastrous effect on the vast herds of cattle in the foot hills, and there is some apprehension of floods in the Sacramento aud San Joaquin valleys, similar to those in 1801-Troy, X. Y., 3. Ann Shay, a respectable woman, in Ball's paper mill, North was robbed, outraged and murdered on Monday night, near the Vermont State line. Charles Green is arrested on suspicion. He admits that he to rape the woman, but denies that he committed the robbery and murder. Titusville, Pa., S. A fire occurred at Greece City, last night, destroying thirty buildings, consisting of stores, dwellings, three hotels, Hnd tho Producer's Bank. The loss is estimated at $00,000. Insurance can't be given. Chicago, 3. A Journal special from Washington, says: The Committee of the Hcuse agree to a bill repealiug the salary law. The bill provides for the reduction of Conhundred gressional pay from seventy-fivlo five thousand, beginning with the present Congress; and dates back to March 4ih lst. This will require the refunding of about eighteen hundred dollars, by each member, from the amount received since that date. No mileage, stationery, or other perquisite, arc allowed. The provisions of the bill extend to all who are benefitted by the act repelled except when prohibited by the constitution, and includes cabinet and bureau officers. The only exceptions to its operations are the President and Judges of the Supreme Court; and in these cases a reduction of five thousand is provided for, in the President's salary after Grant's term expires, and also for a reduction, in the salary of every uew Justice of the Supreme Court. The committee is not unanimous upon the bill, but agreed to support it Many western and southern members say they won't support it. New York, 2. A Herald cable from London says that eleven survivors of the "Ville de Havre" left for Paris During the stay here all were treated most kindly. Mr. Bishop's watch stopped at twenty-eigminutes after 2. Cramer's at haltpast 1, which to the supposition that valuable lime was lost in lowering boats, owing to tho utter absence of discipline after the collision. Orders were given but the officers were distracted and each helped himself. This fact is undisputed. The long boat contained no passengers, the sailors and coal boys rushed in and to&k posession all rescues being effected subsequently. The Scotch ship was prevented from repairing immediately to the rescue from its ignorance as to wnether serious damage was done, which arose probably frum the inability to communicate in French. Consequently the Lochine's boats were not lowered until the steamer had gone down. No life preservers were in their proper place. New Orleans, 3. of officers the fcteamer "Gazoo," The from Havana direct, report that two Americans were brutally murdered on Friday last, under circumstances which are not stated. The officers say it is unsafe for Americans to appear in the streets. The captain reports that the "Virginius ' has been ai med and equip-c- d as a war vessel and sent lo cruise iu search of the steamer "Atlas," an alleged filibuster, supposed to be hovering around the island seeking an opportunity to lacd. 2. em-ploy- Hoo-sic- k, e Wooley Logan Branch, WHOLESALE Paris, 2. The detailed account of the sinking of lhe "Ville de Havre" given by the survivors, is harrowing and distressing. Mr. Waite, accompanied by his sister, separated in the vortex caused by the sinking of the ship throwing up waves. Miss Bred'on left the wreck hand in hand The latter was with her father. drowned. Mr. Bishop had secured two planks and gave one to his friend Mr. Taylor who was drowned. The former narrowly escaped. A sailor attached himself, left the plank and swam for another. McCloskey Butts, a lad of 17 years, says ho was roused from sleep. He rushed on deck and found nearly every one praying. Mr.'Bulkeley pray, ed aloud. It sounded like inspiration. ' Peckhain wns standing near his Jude wife" encouraging her and saying if we must go down let us go bravely. Butts observed Mrs. Murray, Mr. Plati and The latter had her Mrs. Kenneth. with all the passenfavorite a infant, to the nurse while it handed gers. She Before she child. second the letching was able to return, the ship went down. Miiiy were prevented from swimming Surmount by their overcoats. Captain All remained at Cardiff probated. diswant of to the blame tie attribute RETAIL and Caps, Crockery, Glass ware, Notions, t&c, &c, Stoves and Tinware, lrugs & Medicine Mcded Strategy. Gents9 and Boy's Beady Made Clothing, Evansville has a very sharp negro Burden Parker and one who is constituted just the other way IN GREAT VARIETY. Jacob Thompson. Parker has figured in the political field, and is full of the tricks and strategy of political bunmiers. Politics have latily been very dull with hiut,and he was obliged to go to work or go to jail. lie tried the former for a few days, but Wood's Champion and Excelsior Mowers and Reapers, honesty disagreed, with him, and he threw up the job. Then he immediBain, Whitewater and Studebaker Wagons, ately bent his steps towards the latter as the only course left. He ALSO, wanted money, and concluded to borrow it of his friend Jacob Thompson. I But Jacob demanded security, and AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Parker gave it very readily by mortin Evansville. The gaging two lots mortgage was drawn up and delivered and Parker took the money agreed upon and then I hom psou first beBuyglcs to Order on Short Notice. gan to investigate the transaction, lie was very much surprised and dis.and Concord gusted with the whole African race when he discovered that instead of holdiug a mortgage on property beunci 8I100 lrinclinjjH. longing to Parker he simply had a mortgage on his own lots executed by All Kinds of Produce Forwarded to Any Point on the Shortest Notice. Parker. Thompson knows the lots are good for the money, but he has All Orders Sent to M. Til AT CHER, Logan, uill Receive had Parker put in jail until he gets Prompt Attention. it through his wool how the whole CBLBBE ATED SINGER SEWING MACHINES, Winchester and Democrat Ugh Spring Wagon, Farming California and Implements. t Harness Trimmings. Harness Leather business was done. II. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Tlie Onion as Food. ht EOREIGN. AND Dry CJocmIm, Groceries, Hardware, Root and Shoes, XZat.H t. of Representative Horace Majnard, at Tennessee, was eeretinded the the Ebbett Houso. Among those in loom adjoining the balcony, from which he spoke, were President Grant, several members of the Cabinet and a number Senators and Representatives. In arranging Congressional commit-'ecs- , tho Liberals, in case they do not b object, will assigned to places Morton's committee, and the chances we that, while Sumner will not be cipline. at the head of t he foreign rei Berlin, 8. gns committee, be will have a dea rab'e The controversy between the Urman P8itiou; and that Schurx will 10 b-- and Spanish Governments regarding the German vessels seized by the Spanish war, vessels in the Pbillipine Islands continues to increase in seriousness, lhe German frigate "Kron Prinz" and the corvette "Augusta" have been ordered to prepare for active service. Archbishop Ledocbowski replies to the demand of the German Government for his resignation, refusing to comply, declaring that he is responsible only to the Pope. Corpus, Christie, 3. A courier brings news that on Monday Indians and Mexicans attacked Gray and G rover's ranches, about seventy miles hence,, towards the Uio Grandt and killed seven and carried off 0 ray's pok. When the courier left the fighting was still going on. It is within fifteen miles of San Diego. It z. c. M it stated that the onion forms one of the common and universal supports of life in Spain and Portu oo- gal. Authority shows, according to analysis, that the dried onion contains WE HAVE OPENED IN LOGAN & OGDEN, BRANCHES OF OUR WAGON from twenty-fiv- e to thirty per cent. VY and MACHINE DEPARTMENT, so that tbe people of tho Konhern ' of gluten, and ranks m this respect Counties cau purchase without coming to Salt Lake Cil. with the nutritious pea and the grains & MACHINERY WE GUARANTEE "It is not merely as a relish that the Supplied to th(e points a being the test, after much ituilranJ experience, and know tbat TutY Wr wayfaring fepimard eats his onion cau rely 011 thii lecwiuiuouiUtioa. with his huaible crust of bread as he sits by the refreshing spring; but it is STUI)KIS WIIIXUWATEIt, because experience has long proved that, like the cheese of the English laborer, it helps to sustain his strength also, and adds, beyond what its bulk WORLD WOODS, EXCELSIOR would suggest, to the amount of nour MOW ERS, Self ishmcnt which his simple meal sup plies." is WAGONS BAIX and tltl.tl WAGONS, ClIAJiriOX, Droppers or i- and Rakers. THKE8IIIXG MACHINES mid SULKY RAKES. MRS. E. N. BALCOM, Trance 5d OItrated THOMAS KMOO TIII HARROW, warranted to make the beM the txwt cultivator fur gnn, pain, curn or potatoef, yet Iut.ii ted. Our taut larun : can have a Harrow on trial. The. Departments will aln rl?e inf irnmtiou and rerlT orders fur TURBINE WUEELS, SMC'f MACHINES, UR1ST aud SAW HILLS, or other articles not usually kept iu stock. Tlie Bed and to Medium and Clairvoyant, ASD MRS. F. A. LOGAN, Magnetic Healer and Lecturer, THATCHER, DARXARD WHITE, AGKNT, LOGAN. AGENT, OGDEN. 80tf . H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. TT AVE TAKEN ROOMS FOR A SHORT TIME, at tlw houtvs of Samuel UlagjW, opposite the Tabernacle. Where titer will receive call lrom those nocking HKALTH, or desiring to the lacts or XI tt SPIRIT COMMUNION. Ojfict 9 to 12 a.m., 2 to S) p.m, Ilotrg, from Oils and from TERMS: For Medical Examination, Magnetic Treatment, Private sittings during office hours for Reading the History or Chiractr o( and describing friends in Spirit Life, Indj-tidual- $1.00. 1.00. GROESBECK SELLING OUT s, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF BEST SELECTED 1.00. Kveniugts f& Wednesday for Public Seances will be let apart DEVELOPMENT AND ADMITTANCE Not. 14lb, NY PERSON IK GEE FOR CASH CHEAP MEDIA. FEE tti Cts. PREPARATORY lts73. 8 FOUND S, ! TO A CHANGE IN BUSINESS. 00- Im - Jobbing a Specialty. -- NOTICE. I H O Consultation Free. Call on us. OjjduD, OF BLOCK, SALT LAKE CITY, REMOVING SAND, Jt gravel nr toll, frmu the street of Ogden, uiilcdH under the direction of the Road Supervisor, will be prosecuted areorjiner to law. IJy Order of the CUT COUNCIL. Not. 2th, W.&. . 00- Window and Plate Glass LOWER TilAX EVER! iw if |
