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Show ITEMS. LOCAL Military June 12. Friday's Daily of Fro brass cap which was was found and re- the fire engine IrneJ as per request in the Junction. at ri)l.SD.-Tb- advertised. Tbatwosbecauseitwas Ts. Civil. - Burst-ii- i knocking six of his teeth out and breakCondensations. From last evenisg's z. c. M. I. COLUMN. tot : the ing upper jaw. We learn from the Hon. A. P. Rockwood left some young A fire in Mr. Wood's stable near the Salt Lake papers the Warm Springs, destroyed property to lobsters at Kaysville with lfibop particulars of the attack on the juil.and rescue of the soldier who was arrested the amount of $250. Two fire engines for cultivation on the shores of the exfor the brutal assault on Sol. V. do went lake. to could little the spot, but McCur-dy- , to save Another drunken soldier made a the adjoining building. cept Judge of the Supreme Court ia the and insulted several persons, Mr. Heme played "Rip" last night, in Territory of Utah. mi oa Yesterday morning Lieut. Dinwiddie a manner that showed him a master in inursaay evening. Me was not 4 "A Game of arrested. formally demanded ef Justice Clinton in his business. The City Fathers are fluming the the release of Thomas Hackett. The Speculation" and "The Critic" will be water ditches on the street crossings. case of the soldier had not come before presented by special request. Next Clovis the Justice officially, so he had celethe MP. Buker, an old offender, was Joseph Murphy, nothing Monday fined to do with the affair. one hundred dollars and sentenced Subsequently brated character nctor will appear. o three months imprisonment, yesterday, Hackett was charged with assaulting Scolty Donnelly and Alex. Wallace for but Judge McCurdy, declared he didn't were before Justice Clinton yesterday, robbing a man named Smith, who know anything about the matter. He intoxicated. ws.9 charged with robbing Alice Belmont, From this morning's Herald; was remanded till next day, the comwho stated several days ago that she Lieut. Dinwiddie went to the City Hall OUJt plainant, represented by Judge Snow, had been enticed from Ogden, and drugnot being able to appear. to enquire for another ged and robbed; but she failed to appear again yesterday soldier. No"boy in blue" was there. No About noon, Major Gordon arrived at to CONSISTING prosecute. ail broken that time. the City Hall with his company of cavA large number of prominent citizens alry, who dismounted and loaded their CDlioIccHt Mt.vlcw, From Saturday' t Daily of June 13. met yesterday and incorporated the Salt carbines. Gov. Woods was running round Lake and Coalville Railroad Company. the building iu a state of nervous exAnd Patterns or Dr.vei'nEEs. Mr. James Rice, from The road is to run through Parley's citement and enquiring for 'Tony Dunand with connect Summit the canyon us informs North near Polepatch Ogden, can. Officer Hampton was in the hall Railroad at Coalville. that the grub, mentioned in the Junc- County W bile the crowd was gathered around and the Major demanded the release of tion' as having appeared in the neigh- the City Hall on the occasion of the the soldier. Mr. Hampton had nothing borhood ot Salt Lake City, is out in force bursting of the jail by Major Grdon's to do w ith the hall or jail, so could not in the vicinity of his residence. command, Constable Hampton brought 1. incus, do anything in the premises. out n lot of goods he had levied on, and There are countless numbers of the de- knocked them Organdies. tHown to the highest sort of battering ram was then pro vouring insects on the ground, and they bidder. cured, belonging to the Fire Brigade, bear a close resemblance to the Mr. Heme appeared again as "Rip" potato AND A and a portion of tho company tried to at the matinee worm. The mechanics of Salt Lake aro orbreak in the door of the jail, but failed. their respective trades into co GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF of &inking Mr. Bia Calf. beJohn some seized other then tackle Douglass, They associations. operative aud informed longing to the Fire Department, and West Weber, called pulled out some of the iron grating, so us that one of his cows has brought a Disturbance that Hackett could crawl through. This bull calf weighing one hundred and pounds. It is a quarter-bretremendous victory being gained, the thirty-on- e Paris, 12. troops commenced hooting and yelling, Durham, well proportioned, and doing of The scenes were yesterday repented and throwing up their caps, as though well, but the cow is in a poor condition, at the western depot to day. At the is the from recovers and doubtful it if it time for the departure of the parliamen they had triumphed in a remarkable eneffects of this extraordinary calving. tary train for Versailles, the populace gagement. in large numbers. The The officer in command performed an Clotting in (ircat Varidv. were alternately insulted aud Deputies New Song and Chorcs. Calder and cheered. exceedingly gallant act. Seizing a carThe police again dispersed the bine from one of his men, he went to Careless, the music dealers of Salt Lake, rioters, and arrested twelve of the most of the Fire Depart- are careful to obtain all the musical gems violent. Four of the arrested parlies the sleeping-roowere after identification, but ment udjoinirg the City Hall, and of the day, and supply the Utah public the released, rest were committed. So threatenusing language more forcible than po- with popular songs and instrumental ing was the demonstration that a body lite, cocked and presented his gun and pieces. The latest addition t9 their of troops were ordered to the station, 1SOOTN told Mr. Higgs, who was sitting there, stock is a beautiful song and ehorus, who aided the police. M. Armand Adam S1IOKS. brother of the Deputy of that name, and to "git." Higgs did get, with alacrity. "Come eit by my side, little darling," M. Spuler, a brother of the publisher of Tho crowd of soldiers returned to by D. S. Wambold. It is easy, natural La Jtepullique Francaise, a radical Repub Ladies, Misses' and ClilJpcu" camp, with their sorry looking comrade, and immensely popular in the States. lican journal, were arrested. Trimmed bats and Fancy Goods. Government has suspended the publi shouting and yelling, and disporting Price 35 cents. Send for it. cation of Le Van, Bonapartist paper, themselves more like a band of noble and Jjf Uaphal, radical Republican, und red men en a "bust," than trained and Le JJix Xeuvieme SircU, Conservative Re Mr. Robert Hellewcll preBoqubt. the of soldiers of the publican orgau, for a fortnight, bebause army disciplined a beautiful with sented this of the violent attacks on its policy. us, morning, United States. So ended the first chapPaul ue Cassagnac, editor of Lt J ays, treasures the floral from cullad ter in the history of the conflict between boquet, to the dein that journal, A 1 I'LL STOCK OK in this city. It would be replies the civil and military authorities, arising of his garden mand of Schoelcher and Frstalin, who cultiwere delegated by the Itepubhcane to de out of the wonderful opinion of Judge a fine thing if more flowers were been has mand an armed reparation of his article This in vated this Territory. Advocate Holt. a splendid season for gardens. Irriga attacking the members of the Left. He he assailed Gambettajund other De tion spoils the look of flower beds. But says but not Ulemenceau, wbo is Condensations. From last evening's with force pumpb and hose easy of puties, not, therefore, entitled to reparation. Hardware, Staple Drugs, Xotious, Xcwt : Paper Hangings, Queen'sVaro, access, artificial rain can be showered "But," says De Cassagnae, "if McClein-encea- u wants a personal quarrel he can A meeting of stone cutters, bricklayGla.s,warc, Saddles, Har. upon the posies, and irrigation dispensed have it." He says he particularly wishes held the flowers. more in Set was out with. ers, quarrymen, etc., ness and Harness trim. to fight Gambetta, aad adds the name of nine members of the editorial staff of Le 15th Ward school house on Wednesday mings. Cordage and who are willing to fight nine Reevening, Elias Morris in the chair, Small Fox. We learn from persoas Fays Tin ware. Deputies, and will draw lots for when measures were adopted for co- in from the West, that the small pox has publican the choice of adversaries and weapons. The second reading of the municipal operation in the building trade. appeared at Toano. Emigrants from M.D. Malle-viil- e arrested been was concluded bill has O'Brien Timothy the East have spread this terrible dis of the Left Centre, desired to know for Btabbing and killing Jas. O'Malley, a ease among the towns on the line of what course the government intended O'Malminer at Bingham, last Tuesday. the C. r. to pursue toward the Bonapartists, who ley was arrested by Constable McGinty It is said that the C. V. company will defied the decision of the Assembly. M. agents ron Bethmont said the statement made by for assault and battery, and O'Brien was examine passengers brought in on the she Minister of the Interior, Fsurton, assisting the officer. O'Malley resisted U. P. trains, and will refuse to carry in relation to the recent dis and O'Brien stabbed him half a dozen them en the C. P. road if afflicted with yesterday, turbances, impbeu tuat tLe police and ' times with a knifj. He died almost inradical members were equally culpable what In that case contagious disease. for keeping him in office. Picard point? stantly. Some steps will the U. P. Company do ed at the long immunity from governAt a meeting of farmers and horticul- must be taken to the Bonapartist prevent Ogden from ment interference turists held in the Eighth "Ward last being a dumping place for all the dis- journal Le Pays had, and declares M. AND THE Wednesday evening, the following or- eased passengers on the transcontinental Fourton unworthy or conudenco. lae latter declined to retract anything. The John Van railroad. ganization was effected: . . Assembly should made an investigation of the Cott, General Superintendent into the recent disturbances. He assurl AiNFvi AcciDENT.-La- st farming interests of Salt Lake City; E. evening a ed the chamber that the ministry deterD. Woolley, First Assistant Superintenthis letter reached city from Mr mined to make McMahon's authority SuGeneral B. Wallace, Ebenezer C. Richardson, dated Hclcomb respected. M. Bethmont moved a vo e dent; George of censure against the Minister of the perintendent of the horticultural inter- Valley, San Bernardino, Cal., June Cth. Interior. ests of Salt Lake City; 'John Gillies, He states that on that day while at work There was no disturbance on the ar First Assistant Superintendent; Thomas in the Holcomb mines some dirt caved in rival of the parliamentary train this II. Woodbury, Second Assistant Super- striking him on the right leg breaking evening, the police having dispersed the It' is considered certain that crowds. intendent. the ankle joint. He was in great pain, De St. Creix, 5n striking Gambetta Our new WAGON and MACHI, From this morning's Herald: and if inflammation set in amputation yesterday, acted in accordance with a XEUY DEPARTMENT m thort, plan of party leaders to The letter was Judge McCurdy is suffering from con- would be necessary. ly be opened in tie tusions on the back of the head, but no written for him by Mr, B. S. Leuzardcr, provoke a duel. seized the were Lt of by 1'ayt Copies serious results are anticipated from the one of the owners of the mines. this evening as soon as issued. police Old Tithing Office Yard,", assault by the soldier. Mr. Richardson left Plain City Inst The Left Centre is reported to be still came off yesterday in a fall, of a union with a portion of the A cock-fighaving been unfortunate in losing hopeful' and the formation of a w. Centre, One street. room on East Temple bird, his crops by fire, and went to California Right Duke D'Audiffret Pasq-uieunder ministry 4 8 lbs oz., the to "make a raise." It is far better for raised in Utah, weighed other in Montana, and weighed 2 lbs our All orders addressed to V- H. Government has decided in adpeople to remain at home with thei Lt to and was the to Pays, 8 oz. The battle lasted families and battle with misfortune sur dition suppression.of drawn, will receive prom commence proceedings against its pro- Peery, Ogden, minutes. Barbarous amuse- rounded thirty-fiv- e by friends. Going away te prietors for violation of the press laws, attention. ment. "make a raise" has brought far more The MonHmr holds England responsi Some boys were playing in the street, trouble, ble death for the escape of Rochefort, and ssys and than accident, profit cannot refuse to enter upon an commenced and England yesterday, throwing or prosperity. We hope to hear soon one of her subject, in whether stones at a mule, when one of the stones that Mr. Richardaoni condition is im, inquiry to escape, has not convict the assisting truck, a little boy. named Stanford, law. international proving. transgressed a Jail. Lay-to- . v O Yes! OYc! rtYoM! '" 'i'nted t J. L. ltCV. FESTIVAL. SlBAWDBRUT .- OGDEN BBATfCH. t, dratt un.l ljj-- a .ipted ughli' KtinneM ii I tall. Void by M. V. Hammond, Ogdeu. mvlm n, made arrangements for a Cil!o"'y has Jnuvberry festival at the Episcopal Juue Ciivcli next Wednesday evening. Adinis-Jo- n iavitei1fth. The rillllic ar0 .See posters. free- - Just Arriving! SITJNG (iOOI)S, OL- 15 Bnckcj-- capers and 31nv-or- is fur Kill' mlriv;i!c: miu-liin(I aOiiJ'i. Main Street, Otflen. T1 u at s. M. T. soldier ,vsSarrested last evening, and locked up a disturbafor drunkenness and making this dollars nce. It cost him eight morning when he appeared before tLe A discharged Biust. Os a Alderman. Rev. here their ao They and sonic new views may be expected. shortly Mrs. Stevens, "the 'trance medium" came in on the same train, and will stay scenerv, in Ogden to lecture. lively on the big roads, but are not as numerous as in form- Travel is er seas&ns. Sehuttlerat Wagons. M. Hammond's, full stuck uu linud A 1). Og-4- dUj-lw-alio- w Capt. W. H. Clipperton, an Called. oil newspaper man, pretty well known ea tie Pacific coast, called to see us today. He is the editor who had his newspaper 'jumped'' several years ago. It was thus; Finding a more lucrative he ento run his gaged a man from Australia After a few numbers paper on Bhares. cf the paper had been issued under the than employment quill-drivin- "Australian" m&nxgemeut, it appeared with the name of the new manager and Lis eon as proprietors.' This brought the real owner on to the scene, when the new comer said he had possession and he'd like to see any one get him out. Capt. Clij.perton's time was urgent, his new business required his presence in another town. So he laid a plan to re cover his property without unnecessary delay. Borrowing some money from a frieud, he asked him to sue for the amouut. He did so; judgment was confessed, the property was attached, the sheriff took possession, the creditor handed it over to the proprietor, and the swindling interloper was "played out." Capt. Salt Clipperton is now residing at Lake and may change his residence to Oe'dea. The Missing Wohak. The remains of unfortunate woman who was drown-e- i while attempting to cross the Ogden mer ne&r the mouth of the canyon, were found by two boys," and 'were interred jesUrday, afier an inquest had been bld by Alderman F. A. Brown. Follow-"Jgi- s the " the ' "' " VERDICT. TlBBITORT OP UTAU, County of Weber. - I '' An inquisition, holden at the Ogden wnr, Ogden 'Precinct, on the 11th day liTJi A' D- l874- at 5 'cl - Tl 6 tor ,th.e - bodT of Mrs. Ellen Hansen, lying dead, before F, A. Brown, rr,er of 8aid ci,y. b th'ju-T- h !? herel subscribed. uiVi."14 jurors uPon their oaths do eaiJ MEllen Hansen came tfl V alh b' Onfn enapting to ford said nver, on the 11th day of April waa WnsheJ down by the cur-n- f and name8 &re - J wM into , fJo , limits, (jingliain, y Piques drowned. wnereor, we nave nere- - Nicholas, k Jurors. Buows, Acting Coroner. to-da- to-da- photographing interesting been tourists Prints, Percales, . Travel. This morning the Canon Kingiley and party arrived froai the West, and proceeded on return journey to the East. Mr. C. R. Savage and assistants trmed, and went to Salt Lake. Lave Xlie y d DRY GOODS! 1'olitical in France. HATS, A!S, XSU to-da- Groceries! : -- to-da- Sowing Machines, celi:ki:ati:i PJUXCi; OJiGAXS! pre-arrang- ed ( ht r. ii. noormi, Sujtx - 9Ui |
