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Show ' ' IFTTIBXjISIEailEID ( $1.00 iKK UK. SEMI-WEEKL- Y, WEDXESDA Y aud SA TURD A Y.) OGDEX. UTAH. U'E3XESIAY. SKPTEJIBK 23, 1874. iF OCDEN DIRECTORY, Post Oiilce: Ogden ANB CLOSING OF MAILS. The Austrian Polar Ex- UUIVAU ut ,ro3 double daily, 7.60 a.m. Mail daily - 5.45 p.m. 7.40 a.m. 5.40 p.m. 8.40 a.m. .30 p.m. rSMail.iaily Jout)l daily Mail daily S'.TUrouiS TbSi. Mail Uil, - 6,'i(.'P.m. 8.40 a.m. - 7.00 a.m. Like an the Ktut 6.0.) p.m. Uko and the Went nth C..imty, mail a;o via Kvauntnn, Wyoni- - JSSt 2 p.m. and Saturday, at 7 a.m. 0$ and flarrbville, Wednesday,2.00 p.m. Sitnrdays and Satur- - wVJnoH,!av l BunUe, .'''l 'SrUv. nJ"tUrd and Elatarsville, - 2.00 p .m. OFFICK H0CRS. M5 a.m. 6.16 p.m. Thnr-ta- y. . amoral Delivery, Troop3 for Hew Orleans. ! Custom House and Light House Destroyed. Indictments by Wholesale. A Swindling Bank Presi- dent. 5 p.m. t 6.3U p.m. DKl'AUTMENT S p.m. o Open from 9 a.m-tSI0NKV Or'KlCK DKVARTMEMT. Oin from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. h OuUide boor open from 0 a.m. to p.m. JOSKl'll HALL, Trial of Bazaine's Ac- complices. AMERICAN. Trains - - yew York, 17. of the late George Ellis, National Bank of Common wodlib, was indicted in the United States Circuit CP. " " $50,-00on a charge of Court arrives train rj. C. lie to and for bank, Lelonging and ii be false or to. made, making, causing leaves ii eutrien in his books. He was to have ii aai been tried at the October term of court, rj. X. train arrives but the trial has been precluded by the leaves pardon of the President. Services According to uccounts in late London Religious in tlieTalieriiacle, at 11 a.in., and Journals, the Austrian North Ple ExSunday, Iwy n to Ui Svcond Ward ScUouHjoiwu Varley pedition was frozen in at the north point and Third Wa-- d MiooUwuh at 6 p.m.. 7 of Nova Zeiubea, in August, 1872, and Kpiicopal Church at 11 a.m. aud p.m. Methodist Chnrc fttll ana mi 7 yuifc was driven in a north easterly direction at 7 JO p.m. Spirituals Uctvire (Clilld UM), with ice The crew worked five months in vain during the summer of 1873 to Ogtleu City In nutunin of that year, Depot. Open free the ship. At "Geo. W. Turner' Xe north of tbe 80th degree an unknown wry day, Sundays excepted. rand was diecovercd, whose boundary line north aud west was not to be seea, and T F. S. lUCHAKDS ; s thin tine was explored in sledges, from the 9ih of March to the 4th of May, In And 184, ud lo the 831 degree. ' the of honor of Z' Emperor Austria, yOTARY PUBLIC,' was named Fr.iui Joseph Land. Utah. this - Ogden City, There were no siguj ef animal life. On the twentieth of May. 1874, T egethofF ' crew the left the ship TANNER X. 3r., iu four sledges, ,aud.A after, trave ing ninety-at- x days,? and they reached Nova some '"' here tbey Zetnnea, 0oe witliCouuty Kccorr7 wer to seamen and Ior- Russian taken - . Ofidcn Citti. indenfier in T i doe, Nerway, undergoing -scribable sufferings and privaiions. I !. HI LEWIS..4-"''1-WATCHMAKEPhiladelphia, 17. bank was Th? Wellsboro, Penn., AND JEWELER, robbed last night .f $50,000 currency, aud SiWer tealer in Wat:Ur, Glnck. Jewelry, by masked burglars, who bound and Vtattd Ware, MAIN STKEBT. tKiHEN. warranted. frxezed work the Presideut ad his family aud all and done Bearing neatly couipolled thd ca'shief to open the safe. Trenton. Tenn . 17. ' At the special term of the Circuit Court of Gibson Coumy.afier a session of ; i' I i , ,. ten days, '.forty or more indictments DOCT0U OR A T1I0MS0-VIAfound against parties suppo ed to be FTOUVTANT Mdiciw, of the murder of negro prisoners, CALL OTJ DR. MURPHY, guilty and an equal number of capiases issued POST OFFICB, 5MAIS ST., for their arrests, were placed in the ' hands of the Sheriff, who is using every Cowltwiox Feb, $1.00. effort to make the arrests. Nine of the indicted parties gave themseivt-up to on released were aud Tlie world U full of the authorities, at the next ill b each'O 000 Children crying for appear $10 term of the Circuit Court in December, P. train arrives " (J. P. leaves p. (j C. 7.40 a m. 5.40 p.m. G.20 p.m. 8.50 a.m. 7.50 a.m. 5.40 p.m. 8.40 a m. 6.30 p.m. C p.m. 8 30 a m. 5 ' -- -- -- Ge received on the first ballot 252 votes. A. J. Parker received 120, and there The nomination of were ten so.iUering W. Tilden was made unanimous. Liberal Republican, was nominated for Lieut. Governor. Seymour, from the committee on resolutions, made a report endorsing the principles set forth iu last year's New York Stale platform and those of, the Democrats of Illinois, Michigan, Maine and other Slates; favoring gold and silver as the only leal currency, with steady steps towards specie payment, and payment of the public debt in coin, revenue reform; a tariff for revenue only; no government partnership with protected monopolies; home ru e and a strict liuiita tion of public servants, municipal, vtate and national, to their legitimate duties, no centralist ;on; impartial legislation uud laxaiijn; no press gag laws; uniform excise, but no sumptuary laws; public corporations to be subject to legislation i the iuteresis of the people; no third term; economy iu public expenditures; of the liberal requesting the Republicans. San Francisco. 17. The 23 Chinese women brought here on the steamer Japan, are 'still in custody under a writ of ' habeas corpus The Supreme Court' reniHnded them to the Capt. of the Japan, but as the question of construction of the treaty with China was involved-- the matter van tak en before the U S. Citcuit Court, and is 0 I . beingargued thcreloday. Rostoa, 17. bank the Dullard, robber, pleai'ed not guilty to day, and was remanded in default of 3100.000 bail. The date of trial is not lixed. - School-bou- ' Library ATTORNEY AT LAW IAW: ATTORNEY met--wit- i -a- J. S. ..REMOVED. N ' s Candied Castor Oil. 1 SVJL i circum-stances- XcLaiu's Verrairuge Are flfjiuit and .tractive. They reeemhte Cream kept in confection ers' ubi'pii. Children thuu and ery for them. Tf ioo 25 eta. por box. Bonlojj - l or Sale M all aCvet by Z. C, draggiet.. J. J. 37-l- y ' - LORENZO D. RUDD DRY GOODS Ann BOOEBIBS. ir, St, - Utcrt to pv. kim $ . V..Ta. troops at Fortrea Monroe are also ordered to hold themselves in readiness General McDowell is gathering up such forces as can be spared from this department for service in Louisiana. Jtis flip! conposed that about 5.000 troops can'be centrated' there within a week or ten ; .v days. ';' has received Gerteral The Atforney officials repreS. U. from letters many senting the terribjc state of nlfairsiu AL abuma, Arknsn9l Louisiana, Mieawsijh pi and Tennessee. They say there isynw safety for colored people It is believed the white men's leagues are widespread .i.i .ifi and formed for aggressive action, ' Information is received at the Treasthe 5th and ury Department that during ft.h instv the custom bouse aml'light bouse at Brasos Triautiage, Texas, were entirely swept away with all the ieconis , QGDEX, and papers. It I nat known whether lost. any lives' were ' ' '. Syracuse. 17.' . Slate eonvetnion this DemQCratic ,The acail bofor. rw3 morning nominated Hon! S. JTilitea Kt NOTICE:1. SKVEXTII ' ; ; Washington, 17 The Twenly-si'con- d regiuaent of In Tt ii doliclon. effecttTe to New Orl ans.. ordered fantry hasbeen uiA harmless, Tli are" ordered there; vessels war Three rmell ttuite and of tha Castor Oil i en fron Key West.; Th excitement here ' vercom. Its has somewhat subsided, and it is believed " lrely Btliartio vowew art the Penn party will resist the Govern . Bonbons ment forces under any and all l A VOL. VI Pony Plunge Info I lie Missouri ISiver. Dor-sheime- r, pedition. Wetoy. 'lain" City LJ I'll. TELEGRA FOREIGN. Kingston, Jamaica, 17. New the Haytien constitution of Iy 1874 foreigners will be treated during the time of any future revolution, rebel lion or war, like, llaytiens. '.' That is, anything they may lose or have destroyed, will not be repaid by the Haytien Government. On ihe other hand, the old constitution still holds good, that no while man can acquire tbe rights of nationality. As almost all the foreign trade, import and export, is in the hands of foreisrners, for Haytians have, with very few exceptions, no credit in other countries, it is natural that foreign houses.in supplying smaller merchants, give large credit.1-- ' So ' according to tbe new constitution, those who owe; i he foreigners ,o ! easily pay theif debts' loth m during" the next revolution, wheu full license is given to rob foreigners, without fear of punishTo judge from the speeches ment. made in the national assembly,; it is evidently the object of the speakers to get up a revolution, to drivo foreigners out of Hayti. t. . ' 1 - 1 From a gentkman who came from the other side of the1 river, yesterday evening, we learn the following par: ticulars of a very extraordinary accident which happened at the Leavenworth bridge over the Missouri River, yesterday eveuiug about 8 o'clock. . Two men, mounted on Mexican ponies, were crossing from the Kansas side to Missouri. Their names ore Mason and Albertson, and live near Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa. They had been out in Southwestern Kansas trading in cattle, aud were on their way home. When about half way across the channel span of the bridge, one of the ponies became frightened at a piece of white paper a few steps in frout of him. and in attempting to turn round to run from it, ho backed against the guard rail, aud got one of his hiud feet through between the railiucr and the bridge; this threw the auiimd down, and in his struggles to regain his footing he got the other hiud log through. The men did all in their power to save .him, and the pony struggled for iifa, but every motion he made only hurried him to his fate, aud in less time than it takes to tell it he was gone, plunging from the floor of the great bridge, dovru more than eighty feet, iutc the turbulent river beneath! Tiie operatiou was perfumed so suddenly that the men were bewildered it was not more than a miuute from the time the animal took fright till they saw him plunge into the ... i . i n'i river, jl ii biuuu uiuuomcss, waicu-in- g the place where he went down, expecting every moment to sec his dead body. float away. IJuttheponv had no idea of giving it up so. He came to the surface iu a few moments some thirty feet below where he went dwn, and after giving a vigorous snort, and turning around once or twice, he seemed to tike in the whole situation, jnu ecruck out bravely for ;he Missouri shore, tfl'ectinir a landing about a hundred and fifty yards below the bridge. The pouies were not saddled, but instead had blankets fastened on with girths, to which stirrips were attached, and the animal that went: overboard came out with Lis rigging inr " : ' Paris, 17. The trial of Bazaine's .accomplices The wardens waa concluded ' were adjudged guilty of negligence tact. to confailed who Rull, appear, was The men went on across to the demned lo .tea months' imprisonment; Missouri side, and us soon as they gi t Col Villeite and Pluniin to six months, the one that was mounted rode and others to shorter terms. grade, down through the woods, caught the otv.er pony and brought him up to Had the Ager. toe road, hxecptatew bruises, which he got in his struggles to get up, the A chap, animal did not seem to be in avywise the worse fur liquor, was yesterday the worse for his big dive. The ow'u-etearing' around the ferry' dock, after a few congratulatory exclammxious, as he said, "to maul some returned his scat, and the one to putty." He stood upon a salt ations, moved on toward Beverly . barrel and dared any man in Detroit quarttte Leavenworth Times. to even wink at him, and flopped his arms and crowed a victory. Some of tbe boys hunted up "St. Clair A Drunkard' Awful Crime. Sam," as he is called, and Sam .went down, lie is over G feet high, with A correspondent of the Chronicle, a fist like a peck, of walnuts, and writing from Mason's yalley, Nevada, wheii he appeared the boaster got off under date of September 4th, furnishthe barrel. "Kin lick any nion in es the following particulars of a terDetroit, eh?" inquired Sara as he rible crime which has already been took off hi; coat., , ,uYnt; to mau briefly mentioned in the Chronicle: fome one to putty, eh?" he continued, Our valley was throwu iuto a fever of as he unbuttoned his "collar. ' lie excitement last evening about five with the thick, neck, glanced. at Sam o'clock, by the shooting of onejSaci. all over, eame to his I lenses, and Schoo!ey by a man named J. Smith. walking up and cxtending:his hand, It appears that Smith had been insaid: 'il'vc got the every other-da- y toxicated for R'veral dayn, and one of ager bad, and this is my ager day, his friends coming along by the forcome an' take suthin hot.' Detroit mer's cabiu found him napping unX'i'f Fret Close by the der a willow clump. a was demijohn partly sleeping man A Pennsylvania 'baby! is 'said rtb filled, aod the aforesaid friend thinkhave iulurited the eyes and uosc of ing it would be a charitable act,' took his father, but the check f hia uucle, the same away, thus intending to give who is aa insurance ugqut.j'i the. inebriate a chance to sober off. to-da- y. : tliick-rjeckci.- !, ugly-lookin- g r, , " ' , ' Mr. Schooley soon passing that way on businees caused Smith to awake, who, upon opening his eyes, immediately reached out for the coveted deNot finding the liquor at mijohn. once he accused Schooley of taking it The latter explaned that he knew nothing about it, but Smith, rising t his feet, stepped towards Schooley and called him a d r thieving , and that he should give up the demijohn. Schooley asserted that, he had not seen the demijohu, and, moreover "he uever touched a drcp of such stuff, and did not go much on a man who did. At this juueturu Smith told him that if lie did nut, produce the whisky he would never be able to steal another bottle of it. IlaviDggot to his cabin by this time, Smith put his hand insiie the door and brought out a doubled-barrcle- - d shot gun that was standing there, then stepped to within about ten paces of Schooley, and after repeating his former demands he raised the gun. In an instant Schooley tun.ed to escape, but the gun ras discharged aud he received a heavy charge of shot in the back, teariug the Jolt shoulder Hade wholly froir the body. The wounded man was alive y at three o'clock. He has a wife and a widowed mother living in New York, whom he has been laboriuir hard to support, and it was his iti- t3ntion to return to them about December. 5. F. Chronicle. to-da- Ludicrous Scene hi a Pulpit. A South German paper relates the following: In a Bavarian town of the raott pronounced Catholic orthodoxy, the priest preached lately against the Old Catholic, and related such horrible things, about them that his pious hearers were literally horror stricken at the" Old Catholic impieties. At last the preacher cried out, "The Old' Catholics aro eo vile that they will be cast into the pit, and if what 1 tell you is not true, may the devil take me now on the spot!" His was, terrible, and he so struck the cushion that the book from it. Not far from the pulpit there sat ?.n American, who had a negro servant with him, to whom he beckoned to take tho book up to the heeu priest, who, perhaps, had ene of those sons of Ham in hi life. Tha negro at' once obeyed, and as he mounted the lowest of the pulpit steps, "the clergyman repeated his wish that the devil might come and take him if what he had said of the Old Catholics was not true. Although the negro went softly, the preacher heard his footsteps, and, turning round, saw a black object solemnly, steadily, and surely approaching bin.. He looked at him with terror, ind believing that he would be the next instant collared by his Satanic Mj esty,, he cried out, with trembling voic3: "It is, after all, possible that there may be good people among the Old Catholics." Turning then round to Bee if the object had; disappeared, he saw jt still steadily approaching. The perspiration burst out on bis face, and, full of despair, he called out, 'There aro even many good people among the Old Catholics!" .Thinking that this would 'suffice, he turned round, - but whaL was his horror to find that the object was close at hand. Imagining himself in the very gnp of Belzebub, turning partly to the negro and partly to t the congregation, he cried out," "May the devil come and take me if all the Old Catholics are not better than we are!" ''.The terrified-- , priest fainted t from the and was it after some only fright, time that he recovered. li-l- l nr-vc- , 1 ' . . r " |