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Show BY TELEGRAPH. portant lobby schemes which must be reached. So the civil rights bill will be Ihtust through upon congress, and as both the friends nod enemies of the bill AMERICAN. are expected to be in strong force, an exciting time is anticipated from the 1. Philadelphia, The first meeting of the creditors of opening of the session. The friends of when the bill, fearing the executive vito, evn ,lny Cooke it Oo. was held !iie report of the trustees submitted. should it pass, are now talking of a The committee liuve deemed it proper compromise ns an oftjet to the mixed to revoke the order for a dividend, find school question. They propose to set the distribution made on the Sih of May apart the proceed ef the aaies of public to-da- ts e of $41)1,515, is ail ilnit is strictly t the present stiiec of the procie I ingd for cash diviifeii iN. The precise amount of the claims against the estate C iuiiot he definitely nscertained until the determination of the exception hut hate been taken to severnl of the larjrer Mr. Bullitt siid that if the c'a tns. cl'iinis preferred against indivilunl members of the firm are proven, there will hardly be unyt iing left for the creditors of the firm. During lie conference between the couiniitteo and ilia creditors the bt- -t of leelinp previtiled. These meetings will he h Id duiiy. appli-riihl- I I lands which shall constitute an educational fund, and the amount thus accitm ulatcd they propose shad be distributed among the states ou the basis of Literacy. IUru Admiral Worden has prepared n memorial which he intend to Congress next week, asking that prize money be allowed ofliccrs and crew ot the Monitor, for the destruction of the rebel ram Mrrriinae, in Norfolk harbor, early in the late war. The claim is made en the same ground on which prize money us awarded the Kearsargs for the destruction of the Alubama. Neither of these vessels came within the law conpre-ent- to Philadelphia. 2 p.m , 2. The lurge iron work at I'oitsiown, cerning prize money. The army appropriation bill ns agreed l'.i., are reported to be on fire, and are . ii by the committee makes a considup.-threatened wilh total destruction. erable reduction the amount asked for. 1. N. Concord. If., The Concord saviugs bunk smpen Je The Secretary of War sent in estimates nfier paying out G0,0()0 to de- for a force of 30,000 men, notwithstanding the fact that Congress list winter positors, who have been making it heavy directed the reduction of the force to run on the bauk for kchiii w fits. The 25 He evidently considers the re000. trustees have petitioned the superior while the committee duction temporary, to j the value of (be court appraise consider it as permanent, mid have fixed erin tlei the to bank ities socui iiiiing mine the losses of ua.ati'icil deposi ors. i he appropriation for next year on that 1 to-da- y, re-n- baMs. New York. 1. The coroner held an intiest this afternoon over the remains of the late Mayor Havemeyer, and the jury gave a verdict that he died cf' heart disease The funeral takes place on Saturday with official honors. The several departments f the ciiy government adopted the usual resolutions of respect. The injunction served lust evening on the Erie railway company ogaiust pay. i it g certain maturiug interest here and in dissolved by Judge London, was Westbrook, so far us the injunction applied to any payments tc be made to day. President Jewell, in his atliJim:, sxys th affairs of the Erie company are be ng administered by himself and his b- - ard of directors for the best advantage of the company, and strictly according to law, us they are advised. During a quarrel on Tuesday night U-between Henry brown and Michael Maloney. a private watchman on t?outh street, the latter struck Urcnut on the bend with a club, caumg a wound from which he died Mulotiey was arto-ch- y to-da- y t, to-du- retted. In theUuited Slates court to day, before Judjte liiatchloid, Henry Clewes & (V. having failed to answ er in the bankrupt proceeding, were adjudicated bankrupts on the petition of .Arthur Cooper, trustee, their London firm and fifteen neditors in this country, who siate that they represent one quarter of the numiu amount of tho creber mid one-thir- d ditor. The following letter is printed here tj day: 'Accommodate "Caprer.t, Nov. 2. ' Tbis yauiself to jour circuinsiahcea U a maxim put in practice by me from the time when my riches consisted in a shirt under the saddle of my horse in America, until that in which Iftund myself dictator of t wo icilio at Caserta. 1 thall henceforth need uothing, and especially no subscription in my favor. When the commercial diflicul ies of my Bins gave occasion to the newspapers to remember that 1 was not rich, a similar recollcctiou suggested to Mr. Hoss, of Toronto, the idea of offering ma a sum of money, which I concluded to acoepi, but, u such turn cunt: but Mr. John Aujj iterson, of New York, without any pre vious advice, sent mo a Bill of Exchange oi Mr. Koihtchill for 5,000 levies in gold. I therefor accept no subscript ion, and ant as ever, yours, 0. tiAitAiiALnt, (Signed) A call for a mass meitinj cf longshoremen last night filled the great hall of Cooper Institute to overflowing. FranAmong tho audience were s, cis Train and a number ot i t:rt;u:i communis a and other recogi.ued agitators, a couple of whom sougat to air their extreme view?, but were received with lit tie fuvot, ahd one wns luibt ed out of the hail. Of speakers previously announced to appear omy Kichard O'Oorman and Col. John 11 l'ellows aduressed the auticuce, both expressing sympathy with the troubles of tho laboring classes, but cautioning them against placicg themselves before public opinion as disturbers of the P'uce and violators cf the law. Washington, 1. The public debt statement shews the total debt is $2,232,&oO,29ti, total interest. $311,251,111: cah in the irrasu-rcoin, $83,043,702; currency, ?lti,-t'i- i "J,311; special deposits he! i for 'he redemption of ciriir.ea e of depit, J $42,120,000; total'in tho treasury, )";'.; debt, lisss cssh in treaaurr. 8 H.8,.n.31; decr.asj for the murta ef N'i vemVr, $12", 107; u'ecreac hiace -uuooK, 174, .l.H'J.li'.'T. Ihecthi.ici waa in Fission two hours t I'day discussing the Preqidcut'a niess-sin Course cf prepamtiou. Secretary Kobemn avd Attorney-GeneraWillians wee? absent, tho lmUr being ia the Supreme COUII T.ie st:oiid bill on the speaker's table fi r tke considbt ation of congress i um Cttit rights till. The next two are im (Icre na'-Ut- v M4t5,-t-tj.'- There is no doubt that both the Presi- dent and Secretary Bristow in their communications to cougre.s will take a very decided position with reference to specie payment, and while no one is permitted to speak by authority, it seems certain that they will recommend that congress fix by legislation an early day for coin resumption, and that that day shall be January 1st, 1876. It also seems probable that if such recommendations are sent to cotigress the financial discus sion and excitement of last year can scarcely be avoided, unless the committees shall decline to report back the fi nancial measures. This course has already been suggestel by congressmen who are opposed to determining the time of specie resumption by legislation. o far as can be judged by statements of the congresmen who have already arrived tbey generally do not seem to have modified the financial views held by them last winter. A conversation with a considerable numoer indicates no appreciable modification of opinion on Tho hard either side of the question. money men are very determined in their views, aud state that they are prepared If necessary to make the finance question anationcl isstie. Those holding contrary opinions are not so nearly agreed upon a policy. Some favor forcing a national issue-upothe question of speedy coin resumption; others deprecate such an issue, and are averse to fixing by law a day fur specie resumption. Boston, 1, General Uebb O. Tyler, chief quartermaster, second division of the Atlantic, died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart yesterdiiy afternoon. New York. 1. have been instituted Proceedings against Uev. Dr. Iilmage, of Brooklyn, by B. C. Mitchell, on the charge of slander. Mitchell was for a number of years member of Talmage's prominent church, and was expelled or. the testimony of the pastor, who charged him with conduct unbecoming a christian. The damages are laid at $5 000. Vilkt-tbarre- , 1. S. 0. Ferber, chief of police at tcran-lon- , Jacob Ferber and J. II. Schlager, were arrested on the charge if the murder of Michael Kearney, in Scranton, en Saturday afternoon. Terre Haute, 1. At Cloverdale, Putnam couny, lud., yest?rday, Thomas Martin became at something said by his wife, and shot her with a pistol, killirg her at once. Adam Stanton, who wus in the house, interfered to save the woman, wheu shot him also in the shoulder. He is expected to dio. The woman had her babe in ber arms whea shot, aud fell back dead clasping it. to-da- y M.-.rti- FOREIGN. Santiago Dp Cuba. 25, via Havana, 1. The Spanish gunboat arrived in thia haibor with u small schooner in ha liiitith lla-- . Tho vessel tow, Hying was found on the ccaat twenty-fivmiles from this port. to-da- I e ilio Janeiro, 1. Advices from Bnenos Ay res report thr.t a battle was fought on Nov. 20; b, near Lr.vovi'o. between the gnvei ntnent troops and the insurgents. The liiitirral forces were commanded by (ion Aira, and the itisurreelionivs weto under Gen. Mitre. The ws severe, lasting engagement three huurs ami without a decided result. Tho government lost 400. k and wounded; tin' loss of tho insurgents is uukrtw-T- i clo-ii'- g 1'.-- el e Wh;it' tlio use, in these days, try-- i to be Luuc.it 'i exclaimed a aui" tlor. ()!t, yon ought to try it once, atiilw, retorted viae, of his coop?." i Xurnvry Illijtues, BT JIA1T MAl'LK l)l)OB. Two Two Two Two Two Tiro Two OGDEN BRANCH, little girls are hetter than one, little boys can double the fun. little bird" r.n build a tine nest, mother best, little arms - to epan, little poii n.ir-- t little pocket" i.is yli i" t''ost-Twlittle eyes to ;pei i no-little ears and on. a:.d seet, little elboi-- . .iui; little shoes on two liu e fee, little lipn and one little chin. f-In. little cha k with a little shou'dr"- ch'" hi t: .!, ' little legs rui n little prayers ;:iy, ' JcEst Arriving and to Arrive, e, Two Two Two Two Two Two Two 1111 . Consisting of the Clioiregtl Htylen and Fattem Of Drcsn Goods, Flannels, Unscya, Ginghams, and a General : ; Twice does she kneei " day Two little folded hands sof. an. Two little eyelids cast meekly And two little angels guard b!..'i m One at the foot and one at the iica ...ch i wn, : Assortment of d, 11 A in AND GOODS FANCY NOTIONS. FcHrful Fall. The first latal accident which has attended the building of tho Pulace Hotel occurred yesterday. The vic- MEM'S BOY'S AKD OIII,BRESS CXOTI11AG Of Latest Styles. Hats, CapR, Boots and Shoes, Gloves, Mittens, Ladies', Misses' and tim was William Hogers, a laborer, Children's Hosiery of all Grhdcs. A full stock of Groceries Hardware and the manner of his death sudden Queen's-War- e Notions, Drags, Staple Glass-WarHarness and Harness Tiimmius Saddles, and shocking. Shortly after one Just received an assortment o'clock llogers placed a joist on his Cordage, and of the most popular and best PARLOR AND COOK STOVES shoulder to carry it front one section another. the was of lie consisting of Monitors, Ironclad Monitors, Plain building to Santa Clause, Eclipse, Diamond. Improved on the sixth floor, and had he taken New Kra, Scotia, Kansas, Diamund the usual passage vould have walked Coal to the end of his corridor in order to Heaters, Bee, Advance, ConCharm Box, lied an across Seortchers, get intervening abyss. Cross, Corals, trary to orders, he sought a shorter route and uudertcok to cross a plank CHl-Aclone to the levator. He had stepCASH! ped half way over when one end of tho joist struck a post with such A FuH Assottment of CORRUGATED ELBOWS, all sizes. force ns to throw him off his feet. The unfortunite man thereupon fell headlong down the elevator way from the sixth story to the basement. He c lived only half an hour after the Just in Stock. frightful full. Both his legs were brAen, his head was fearfully cut, and his body shockingly bruised. Old Wagons, & Machinery Yard. Messengers were hurriedly dispatch cd to find doctors, but none were W. found at their ofiices. As llogers All orders addressed to D. H. Pcery, Ogden, will receive p roynpt was breathing his last, four surgeons attention arrived almost simultaneously, but s74-t- f the poor fellow was past all surgery, osmuiaM and after a few paiuful groans he died. The deceased was about forty years of age, and a native of New AT York, whero ho leaves a wife and two children. S. F. Chronicle. Paper-llanging- s, e, Tin-War- e. ALL TO BE SOLD FOE P Singer Setcing Machines Prince Organs attlie Tithing If. IIOOPEB9Sll)t. CASH P A I S ATiT Surxeyors Saved by a CITY", L-AJSIE Horse. (From the Turf, Field and Farm.) Some years sinco, a party of sur- veyors had just finished their day's work in the northwestern part of Illinois, when a violent suow storm came on. They started for the camp, which wa3 in a forest of about eighty acres in a large prairie, twenty miles from any other trees. The wind was blowing very hard, and the snow drifting su us to nearly blind them. When they thought tkey had nearly reached their c.iinp, they at ouce cune upon footsteps in the suow. These they looked at with care, and ound, to their die may, that they were heir owu tracks. It was now plain that they were lost on the' great praitie, and if they had to pass the night there, iu the cold and snow, tho eh a nee was that not one of them would he alive in the morning. While they wore shivering with fear and cold, the chief man caught sight of one of their horses, a gray pony known as "Uld Jack." Thru the chief said: "If any one can t'l" ii.s cur way to camp, out of the Minding mhw, Old Jack can do it. I will take off his bridle and turn hint Ioosp, and wo can follow him. I think, ho will show us our back to camp." way i i".' h' ihtj, us soon as he found hhnso.i: free, threw his head and tail in tho nir, as if proud of tho trust put upon him. TheH he snuffed the lut' 3 ;:, und gave a loud snort, which s.rii'irwd to say, "Couo on, boys. Follow ino. I'll lead you out of this lie then turned in a new scrape" direction, and trotted along, but not so fitht that the meu could not follow him. They had not gone more th&u a mile when they saw tho cheerful blazo of their camp fires, aud they gavo a loud buzz, at the sight, and Ibr Old Jck. arley, Oats, Wlieai OB DRIED PEACHES. We are now selling off our stock of General Merchandise very few, particularly cheap, to make room for the large sdectiuue purchased by our Mr. CUTLER in the East, and which will be offered at Wholesale and Retail duriug Conference. Dres Goods TAYLOR & CUTLER, EAST TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. OGDEN PLANING AND RE-SAWI- HULLS. NG ECCLES & Co. G-IBSO- PROPRIETORS. We Be$pectfuUy announce to the Citizens rf Ofjdcn mid that we put ivoptrviion a jhtt-ch- : virin-m- 5 V ,Jveltttclv 2i.SAjyj.G MILL. Our Machinery mall new and of the very best make and we are new prepared' to do all hinds of J1 Re-Sawi- ng, Planirg, Matching and Scroll Sawing. WK ALSO MAKE RUSTIC. FLOORING and BETEL SIDI3G W And are prepared to AtjLMin, Corncr aim !r.n!iifactuiiB? 11 of the verj l,st q:a!;tv of Wholesale and Retail Bills at Short tot.iw IWRTII AND FHJLXKUN STJIIXIS, |