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Show Fearful Murli- - I'll 1 American Lei of the rCorreppondence Gazette .!.- Boruii '. ii'Misurd The Vienna adv c:iti ,i tiiis .( .. .,. imind Fessier, mad !i the afceut ei the Sielvio Vx i xi over V.vors Spordii.ig at a An hour abuve Trai i the fceizht of about 6,700 ali'i place where the Order. M.h ui-r- fe-t- ., from 'h .t tearful impassable ravine it) winch the. Aiiijje has its source by the sacred springs. Dr. perceived on the lujiu ot blue veil stamed with ravine the a tourist was Vienna The blood. he thai noticed when horrified little the traces of blood led down into the ?J;id;ttsf:h-Ferue- r nt depth of the ravine. He suspected an accident or a crime, and although the descent into the bottom 0'' the ravine was not free from danger, with the aid of two passing peasants he let himself down into it; and there he found the body of a youtt woman about twenty-fou- r years of ace, elegantly dressed, dead, with three gaping wounds on the head. The wounds appeared to have been made with a sharp instrument. The body was lying at the bottom with the head downward. All the circumstances indicted a crime, and in particular a broken handle of a sun umbrella found by the dead body, showed the struggle in defence that had taken place. Dr. Fessier left the two peasant to watch over the corpse, and crept back up the ravine on till fours, and soon aficr the district magistrate of Giurus appeared on the spot and made an examination. The report of the crime spread like wildfire through the neighboring hamlets, and thus it came about that its perpetrator was soon in the hands' of justice. He is an American who lived in Spordingwith his wife the murdered lady and a maid servant. Yesterday lie went with his wife to Trafoi and came back thence with the rrport that she had fallen on the road and had suffered bodily injuries. The improbability of this statement and his lack of iuterest in the fate of his wife increased the suspicions. Soldiers were ordered from Gomagoi, and the American, whose true name has no thus far been revealed, was handed over to the ro- lice court of Giurus. The maid has aJso been taken into custody. Quiet Satisfaction. Lawless Tramp. (r h 0 N '. is assuming ;i section of New this (ri.ms aieet in Vurk S iic. A suiail army of tramps tbiirchui- - through Saratoga Co., utd wherever a squad appears, same s rious crime is certain to foilew. At la6t that has been the experience of the past fortnight. Burglaries are of aitiMPt nightly occurrence, incendi a; v fires are f'reqneut, and other outrages huvu been committed. The Mppe;irauceB are tl at the trumps are orgauized for criminal pui poses. The villages of Conklingville, Waterford, Schuylerville, and evi n liallaton, Spa., the county sea', aud Saratoga Springs have been visited by tramps during the past week. On the 2d ult., a gang appeared iu Conkliogville. Becoming impudent and violent in their quitiwu the populace, they From the Kansas City limes. A Union Pacific express train, between Ogden and Omaha, on Satur day, was thrown into budden confusion aud alarm by a lot of desperate men who wtrt seeking a victim. Ogallala is a famous cattle poiat on the Union Pacific, and there are usually a large number of cattle dealers t'uere. A lively dealer in card games went through his cattle He compatriots for about $10,000 refused to give up hia wages and succeeded, after much strategy, in skipping the town. A train passes Ogallala about 2 o'elock in the morning, and on this train the hero of the deal and. chip made his escape. The enraged cattle men, however, were determined, to get their money back. They immediately telegraphed ahead of the train t friends in Alkali, the next station. AVhen the traiu. arrived at Alkali, the cattle tnenof.that place boarded the train, and. were not long in finding the little joker, pretending tj be last asleep in a berth in the middle of the Pullman. The trouble then commenced, and a lively time was had for minutes. The gambler refused to go with the cattle men, and they insisted that he should. A 'ight eusued, in the widst of which vml shots Were fired. The bscame panic stricken and rushed out of the car, through as well as doors, aa the bullets hiuled through the air Women screamed and fainted., children would uot be cemfortad, and, take it all in all, the scene was a frightful one. MM a ue cattle men finally dragged out their victim, tied him to a mule, and carted away with him. The fate of the gambler was not ascertained. J he Pullman car was pretty freely hard-earne- d - pas-meag- er win-hjw- s by tW bullet.. mil 11,, Mmmnuhr-JP:- ' "giJ"" IHW- '; A very singular exhibition nerve took place in a well known sa loon ol" this city a few evening since. As the proprietors und bar tender wire closing up for the night, two respectably dressed gentleman stepped into the saloon, and walking quietly up to the counter, called for two drinks. They were both perand appeared to be well fectly sober, From their with money. provided dress they might readily be taken for i IT IT IT ibttmt? :aft n n u u II llSll H m iia a n cirl'ltftiW!tC4 rjfcwivari' '.afis tr'. ."";. v. s r h n nm Mtt i 1 pgBM m Ml fmmmm BANGUI dUBgilwTiM y torn M - ( bj '. rjt &i m til ,u .1 IR ':3-.f.'T- 1. t... 1)1, ipsijsi si mm m m m :wmm traeling e, 1 WE a HE te iHdi tiUODrf And are therefore able to compete in price and quality with any house iu Utah. Our stock consists of STAPLE and FAUCI The nest much." To his surprise, the gentleman woodenw Jenkins' are factory night 5 was burned to the ground; the loss each took from their pockets a to the proprietor is $35,000. A bill and put it on the counter. They similar outrage was committed at Batchellerville on Thursday night Baring the day a number of tramps had been treated as those had been Et the former village. At night De Grotia's washboard factory was discovered to be on fire, aud it was totally consumed; loss, .$20,000. By ouch of these fires several families are thrown out of employment. One day last week eight tramps waylaid two young girls on the highway near Ballston Spa and outraged them. One of the girls has since died. No clue to the pe'rpetrators of the fiendish crime has been obtained. Last Wednesday morning 'about one o'clock the residence of Mr. J. McCoy, this side of Waterford, on the Mechanicsville road, was entered by burglars. Their presence was first discovered by Daisy McCoy, who was awakened by a dog in her room growling, when she saw two masked men. One held a revolver to her head and said: "Keep your dog quiet, or I'll shoot you!" She quieted the dog and fainted away. But the noise made by the dog had awakened Mr. McCoy, in an adjoining roem, and springing up in bed he saw three men standing by his side, each pointing a eocked pistol at him. One of them said, "we c poor men, out of work, and we Mr. McCoy want your money." Lis handed them $75, watch and some other valuables. The burglars then went to the room of Edward McCoy, who showed fight, but was soon quieted. From him they took $20, a $200 watch, and some jewel ry. The two burglars in Miss McCoy's room got a diamond locket. Mrs. McCoy was robbed of a sum of money, jewelry and silver ware From the servants they got a quantity of jewelry and $15 in money. A large amount of heavy silver plate was taken from the nideboard in the The eight men were dining-room- . in I3gged elothingand wore masks. After ransacking the house they left, threatening to bare the bouse and barn? if any alarm was given by McCoy before nine o'clock in the morning. Mr. McCoy did not make known the burglary until after that hour, saying that he had promised not to, and he could not break his word. No trace ef the burglars or The property has yet been found. same nigfit tae Doaraing nouse 01 Mr. Morley, at Springs, was enand the tered. guests robbed of $800 aud in money jewelry. A gang of been hoveriag about the tramps had place during the day. ItKChUVuNu .NOW Direct from Eastern and Western Markets driven out ot the place. a-- Shot in n Sleeping Car. -- :i men, ami Mviued to be on the best of terms. After paying for the chinks one of the party walked over to the proprietor aud said: 'Ve want to know how much you will take to hire your bar for an h ur. We will not disturb the or cigars; wi will break no quors will return everything to and glass, as it is now when the time you just is up. What is your price?" "Well, I guess $10 won't be too were JJatch-ellervill- on Jtr'.i1 From the Wilwaukee Times. Tim. b Mechauifesville, N Y. August 1st, 187G. The tramp " DRY GOODS GROGEf AND walked to the front door, turned the The key and put out the gas. astonished proprietor iemaiued to see what was oing to be done, and Queens-warelooked on in ruleuee. Not a word passed between the fctrangers; they walked to the back part of th3 saloon, took off their coats quietly ami placed them in a chair. They weut to the bar, called for two more drinks, and then returned to their positions. A FIRST GLASS CL0TH1AG ASSORTMENT OF BESTS' The heaviest man of the two asked: "Are you ready?" and at the an Selected specially for this market, and now selling at Bed Rock Prices. swer: The best variety to ohoose from in all' thi section of tiie Territory. them"Yes, go on," they squared WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT i full in all its branch., selves off and commenced pummel-in- g OC Special inducements offered to the trade. each other after the latest rules The merchants of Northern Utah will'find at this house all thoy need for supand regulations of the prize ring. plies. very important adTP-n- t age to- - storekeepers in buying at ibe Lopa.r. Not a word passed between them; Branch One should not bo overlooked. 8nw.il quantities can be obtained and sold, there was none of that exhibition of and new purchases made and disposed of and the process be several times repeattemper which usually attends a prize ed in the same time it would take to make one shipment from Ogden or Salt fight uo haste, no excitement; both Lake. Thus with small profits, qu ck returns and frequent sales, mercantile men evidently came for business, and prosperity can be assured. Wool, Hides, Grain, Buiterv Eggs etc, taken in went about settling their dispute af- exchange. All Order addressed to M. TILA TGllKR Manager ter a scientific manner. The oldest aud heaviest man of the twe apparat ently had the advantage. He hit his opponent a heavy blow on the WiU receive prowqyt attention. jaw, aud knocked him to the floor. The little fellow revived, and, wiping the blood from his face, hit the heavy f on the iB8u a ringing A few moments' rest was nose. taken between rounds and time given to each to get his breath. The contest was active on both sides, and lasted for thirty minuter The participants were severely punished aud bled freely, each showing the effects of the fight in a battered face and Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Glassware? Paints, Hardware, Patty, Glass, Tinware,etc. etc., Plows, It Unogan a37-t- left-hand- C WL Branch. Z H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. er HURRAH! HURRAHII HURRAIIIir d HOWARD 4 A TE First Door West of Eagle- - Emporium Cleek, in whiok will be found the Tobacco and Cigars. 12 Bar, for $1. Hard(lib) Monday Mornlnq; Savon wares Crockery CIocKs, Klc. Mcn'ftamL Boy.' Boots and Shoes, ilais and CapH. MIseand JLadie'; ClilldrcnN' !IioH iu great variety.. Also XOTtONft IN FNDI.FS9 TARtETY. n an immense stock of Trvor.1 Buttan ton KeamWu Kid Ulorea, reJucced to $1.94 per PEERY, HERRICK SEW In this Market. AT $4. per Thousand OUR CHOICEST STOCK OF SELECTED GROCERIES SUPERIOR QUALITY OF SHINGLES, made at Randolph, Rich County, for eale at the Kid Otoveaal fl.75 a pair; Harrla' 2 IVi an? eaaiuleta gloe iu tli turke Jir; eiVl to ! WILLIAM JENNINGS,. 80S8- & SADLER. - & BURTON. a Territory OATS OPENED GROCERY DEPARTMENT HARPER & WEBER MILLS, Ogden 6C3-lr- Good Times are Coming.. shirt. The result was about evenly divided. After the match eatsh walked to the bar, aud sponged off. They shook haDds, and, after thanking the proprietor tor his saloon, weut away together, having appeased their silent wrath to the perfect satisfastien of all, without creating a public disturbance. crimson-colore- laiportert, JabWi aud Retail fr&tore ta of Utah, General Moronandlsoa I.,. Ib ttia Probate Court in and for Mild Couatj and Territory. Edland L. Saragt riaintiff, A V Bummoni. ri. ElUn M. R'vuyt, Drf'ndnnt.) The rcojile of ih United SttM la th Territory From the Prairie Farmer You rr of L'tfth, to Klleu M. Jkvt;e. in killed was the A crow recently hereby ummono'l lo appear and amwpr tha rem filed of KdlaDd U elnst yon in orchard of Mr Barbric, ol Ply- plaint tha Probate Court iu and for liox Klrier Cttunty Territory, within tan dayt after tha ferrlre mouth, Maine, and upon opening his Utah on you of tUi sunimoi, if mtrvad witlm tbin crop, more than twenty nests of County, or if without tbia County, but within tlife District, In twenty day, otherwise wltMii forty caterpillar eggs were found, showing dui, or judnniMit by delault will b taken agaioat antwar ' that this much abused bird had yon. if you faH to appear and Tbia actio li bronrht to obtain a dnorea dined on aboat 4,000 or 5,000 caterthe bond of matrimony cxiatine bctweoa nid plaintifr and defendant, on tha gronnda lot pillar eggs. The crow, is not only a forth In the petition on Cla in auid ceart. And you ara hereby notified tbatif you fail to scavenger, but very useful also in and worms that prey appear and answer aa required by law, default will le taken axainut yoiMtnd application nma to dome-time- sTho Court for tbtt relief prayed for tn tha petition. tha damage crops. upon hereof. have hereunto aet my la testimony U more corn to doee yoaug hand and the emu ot laid Court, tbia lit Uy ot eerrice Augimt, 1576. than counterbalanced by 20 ich Caterpillar Eater. PEEBLES' DRUG. STORE I Sik4 DRUGS,. . rtlcta,MCiNOTIOMS. it tha it renins en. the Una.. J.aWBIOHT. Pcrfumory; "VVINE& 5&. Patent ag insect -- ' - '"" iS.t,'?UR mi' vb- FX FX II SXrWHELX - O CT I EN, UTAWi. |
