Ogden Junction | 1873-12-08 | Page 1

9 X.. - '. CO. THE QGDEI JTOCTM, excepted v rVSVINO. Sundays I ."s. Editor ted Busiues. aian.. W nsssJSJIS Jgjgg - TtCTORY. .Y. Pfe dWh ijr" 3E, BauM11 . tfJSjUil . ft In nra. 7.40 daily Mrs. Fanny Kelly a respectable woman in Washington City, hired a negro boy, Samuel Agge, tu saw some wood for her, agreeing to give him twenty cents fur the iob. The boy asked for the money before he had completed the work, and Mrs. Kelly promised him he should have it when he had fiaished. lie de- Prest. Grant's Message. of Womau-Killer- s. UTAH manded the money then and there, and the woman explained to him that 8.30 p.m. 8.W.m, 4,i,i0 daily 6.20 F m. she had not the change at the time. 8.40 a.iu. He forced a settlement by drawing a ' W"5 JS"! m. 6.on Uk' pistol and firing at Mrs. Kelly. The p :,tUkeanltoen jvanston Wyom- ball entered near the eye and lodged County, iMiJlSwpte'fcr in the brain. The doctor said it could be extracted, and that the woman could not possibly recover. She was MO and Thursday. W' put in bed, and her three children Saturdays J.ua-TwneafcYiind !Jus? nftv and Slatersville, v f three, five and seven years old went to bed with her, and could not be torn away from their dying mother. , xaaju Joopsniue The murderer was seventeen years old. He was traced to his mother's house. She states that Sam ran past door and flung a pistol in, saying her ST' 1 D MONKY ORBM 9 a,m. to 3 p.m. "I've done something now that will Open frem send me to hell or some other seaport." He hurried off, and it is supposed went to Virginia. His mother .Traln! 7 40.m. p.tr.in arrives tells a strange story. She says she r " P. was always very much afraid of Sam particularly, of all her twenty-on- e V,r. . 7.50 a.m. - . He was no more, however, children. U.C. train arrives - ana than some of the others. Her oldest 6.20 a.m. boy, William Henry, had killed a - - and Time. woman in Virginia by knocking out Lake City gait her brains with a club. Her children belong to a race of at 11 rt Sunday, in the Tabernacle, she thinks they ought to be exterm. and in rr.V-uu xun inated. She hopes Sam will be taken taut, Farley's at 6 p.m. and put out of her way, as he is very Church at 11 a.m. ami o p.m. cruel to his younger brothers and topal llUodist Churoh .at 11 a.m. and sisters, 'often grasping them by the throat till they are nearly strangled. 'ttalist Lectures (Child's Hall), She don't want him about her house any more. The mother further says that her family of children is a bad ttuLttLl IV:' race on the father's side. They get Of SALT LAKE CITY. their murderous disposition from the f Paid TP old man. They are all very much Capital, $200,000 - $1,000,000 alike none worth the room they take Aulhomeu up in the world, but some wcrse than H. nOOPER. President,! Vice Prest. ntlifsrs. and twentv-onELDREDGK, of them.. If ' RRIfJHAM YOUNG. 0. i'aris, doubtless will there Sam is caught Directors. JENNINGS, A Herald cable special cipher dispatch JOUS SHARP, be soon but twenty vipers in old from Madrid, says the Cuba question is J. UTILE, s nest. Martha L HILLS, Cashier. Minister bickles Agge again grave. ' FOREIGN. Versailles, 6. Pouvcet closed bis argument for the prosecution in the Bazaiae case lie demanded, first,' Baxaine'a degradation; second, Lis execution. Halifax, 6. The missing steamer "Pictou" is supposed to have been burned at sea and all hands perished. Havana, 5. The oity continues quiet. The feeling on the question of the "Virginius" has experienced considerable change since yesterday. Many Spaniards are now in favor ef immediate, quiet delivery of the vessel to the United States authorities, regarding that a contrary eourse would place them in open rebellion against the government ef Spain. Leads lug officers and volunteers held a meet ing this morning at the residence of Senor Zuluetta, president of Casino Es- panol. Zuluetta subsequently informed American gentlemen that the ''Virginius" would be delivered quietly. It is reported that Zuluetta has received a telegram from Senor talvo, representa.-tiv- e at Madrid, of Casino Espanola, counseling the delivery of the "Virgin-uis,- " and saying that Spain'will after wards claim $100,000,000 damages from the United States. The proposal to send the "Virginius" to Spain and there turn is her over to an American received with favor by the Spaniards Battalions of volunteers are forming. United States naval olhcers of Santiago de Cuba report officially, that the number of men cuptureU on the "Virginius" and of was 'one hundred and fifty-fivwere executed. Of the these fifty-tw- o one hundred and two now living fourteen are naturalized Americans; the re mainder are of various nations. The feeling in this city continues te improve, the opposition to the delivery of the "Virgintus" decreasing. Prominent republicans and many conserva tives favor the delivery of the steamer, and advise a cessation ef the opposition. The message of President Grant to Congress is anxiously looked for. vS, a-- -- r " .' : -- m man-of-wa- scnooi-uous- e e VTM. II. 8. d woman-killers,an- e K M. T. 5. VI ON AND Pnin flnM Dust. Onllece ScriD. made nd promptly remitted. fcringi xniereni ram uu lor sale, ucnanice fireim d53-l- y Dejiosita. FARGO & CO., ELLS. FOB WAllDXjLia, Bankers and Dealers EXPMESS In and Domestic .Exchange. Fweigu raws at OFTICE J. Opto, C.T. C4tf EUCENE ATTOItN r. r. depot. JUNCTION K. DOOLY, Aeent. LASCELLES, EY-at-LA- W OODEN CITY, TJ. T. OSmJi the Jokctiok Bulding. tf J. H. MARTINEAU, and Civil Engineer, Hydraulic Logan, Cache Co. Laad aud Mining Claims surveyed. A.MINEB, ATTOHFV h. r.nTTttKPT.rvR at Residence 2nd South Street, Salt Into ......w fitv TTfnli VMiii, II! Office Bnai of legal business promptly . AMERICAN . CLASS FIRST M Block attended in HOTEL QUIET HOUSE, ast of the Theatre. SALT LAKE lble "eeuy and 3.00 Board Z 0- - tLiTUUT. t CITY day. atper Reascnable Rates. LITTLE, Proprietor JOHKSPSDAKCI CO. CHPM4. tendered his resignation as minister in consequence of a disagreement about the Spanish complications. This disagree ment as for some time been understood to be that in the recent negotiations Secretary Fish acted directly with President Castelar, ignoring Sickles and disproving of his imperative tone. The Correspondence says they have frequently had disagreements betore, aud that tbere was almost a rupture on the occasion of the correspondence attending the removal of Bidwell from Havana and the "Deerhound" case; when Fish ignored Sickles and dealt directly with the Spanish minister. It is generally said in diplomatic circles that good officers of the British ministry have accomplished a settlement, but as Fish now further concession, Sickles proposes resigns. The Cuban authorities demand that the "Virginius" be delivered at some Spanish or Porto Pvico port, at the discretion of Solor, the Colonial Minister, there to await an arbitration. The opposition to Castelar is culminating in a cabinet crisis. The whole Spanish press indignantly protest against the tone of President Grant s Message, as an impertient interference in Cuban affairs which are really none of his business. The eause of the cabinet crisis springs from the astounding ignorance, haughtiness and pride of the people. The feeling is intensely warlike. When the King of Portugal ad dresses his wife publicly, he is obliged to say: "Very high and very excellent Princess J). Maria Pia of Sa voy,' Queen of Portugal, my dear, land highly esteemed T 11 11 spouse, may our iora noia your niaiestv's person in his holy keep- But in the seclusion ot thjir in". majestic, very high and very excel lent Drivate lite, his majesty is very ant to run on after this style : "D- you Maria, where have you put my suspenders f well-belov- BRICKLAYER AND BUILDER Mason Work of all kinds J promptly attended to. Residence on Franklin, first House South of Fifth Street, Ogden Uty, litau. CORINNE, Junction with C.P.R.R., ' ' . 1.1, s, WU rn UUl EST EY In addition to the above, MIXED TRAINS and after Oct 1st. 1ST3. Dailv Train. P..,,irr Leave Coriune at 12;00 noon. Leave Logan at 7:30 a.m.; to connect with trains for Ocden and Salt Lake- - Passengers will Dlease Pnrchaii their Ttclrt..t the Office.. For all information conrerninir Vretirlit nr P.. ge, apply to UHAS. NIKLEY, Genera Freight and Ticket Agent. Ceu'l Ticket and Freight Agent JOHN SHARP, SUPERINTENDENT. tf MOSES THATCHER, & ALTON IAIIjB.OAB. THE WITH On VOX JUBIZANTJS! AND Reduced Rates to Excursion Parties. For all Information concerning Freight or Pas sage, apply to CHICAGO ORGANS LO.O-.A.NV'- - WILL RUN ONLY FIRST CLASS ROAD IN TITE See classification of Railroad, by Board of Railroad Commissioners. No Change of Cars. best route between And the shortest, quickest - d"l-t- f Y AND ALIA ! Vox Human FIRST PRIZE At Every Fair I SALES UNEQUALLED ROUTE EAST. und St, Louis and Chicago, Kansas City and Chicago, Chicago and Jefferson City, St. Louis and Pekin and Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, and St. Louis and Qiuncy and Burlington. , GenenU Supt, TJie Only Line Running TKrovgh ELEGANT DAY CARS, Cars from and Pullman Palaee Sleeping, Dining and Smoking Cars run through without change, between Chicago and St. Louis, and Chicago and Kansas City. The only line running these Cars between Chicago and St. Louis, and running both Palace, Sleeping and Dining Cars between unicagoana Kansas City, and Palace Sleeping Cars between St Louis and St. Paul, via Quincy and Burlington. ST. LOUIS Full Line of Musical A store. BROWNBG'S ITTE IIAVE OPENED WlfH A STOCK OF ( Figures. Just call and see. FOUR TRAINS DAILY! MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY CHAS. W. STAYNER, ONE HOUR FASTER TIME Between Chicago and St. Louis, and one honrand a half faster time between umcage ana fc.au- sas City than by opposition route. FRANK IIIGIT, Western Traveling Agent, r Kansas City, Mo. J. C. McMTJLLIN, Gen. Supt, Chicago. J AS. CHARTON, d3c-- n Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. TIME TARLE 3. Leave OGDEN OMAHA Lee 8.20 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 6.35 5.30 8.40 10.60 3.22 7.00 12.50 10.30 4.00 9.20 6.20 p.m 6.1X1 Ii H. 323 3VI O V 33 1 J. H. STINGER Daily except Sunday. . STORE! TOY Express. Bleeping Car Dally except Ticket Office, No. 100 N. fourth St., Cor. Chestnut St., St . LOUIS. TITOS. F. M. COLBURN. Ticket Ag't, St. Louis. West'n Pass. CHAS. E. JNO. E. SIMPSON, Gen. Supt.,Inianapolia. Gen. Pass. ' TOYS, IN DORWIN. Ag't.St.Loui. FOLLETT, Agt.,St.Louia ai-- WCHMAKER AND JEWELER 'I uver and wc rk warrar ted ' J"",1.i. Uwuts IHj .TT) TjTITTITii IT PirUin.,i" 1 UUUB Halting house, 211Ui TW OTi,irk from sod UUeS fcUPPJ fc r? ProT?, r,,,,a,e d. th. Rail- - l1" gallon y the enr- - GREATEST TAKIBT1 PURE AND PRE8II. DOME-MAD- TAYLOR'S HOTEL tat Ecropias Pur, West Side East Temple Street, CANDY, 05 IMPORTED ALL VARIETIES. SALT LAKE CITY. Board by the Day or Week. JgRooms with or without Board. Taylor & Cutler, Proprietor.. lOOtf Candy Cheap ! Candy Cheaper ! Candy Cheapest I has removed the BAKERI jLOXDdX Next door to G. H. TRIBE'S. Where can be found Wholesale and Eetail. FRESH BREAD, CAKES, i CANNED GOODS. NUTS, CANDIES, etc. London the Don't pass Bakery without " a call. ICE CREAM 1 CITY LICENSES. AND HODi According to the Columbus Jour STORE nal many of th Pawnees have be LADIES come dissatisfied with their present location, and that not long since a OCDEX CITY. considerable cumber of them prepared to leave the reservation, and ac EMMA CARTER. tually started to ro south to join the MRS. , Superintendent. Comanches. They were pursued and pvDPBTFVri? 19 t MTT.t.Ir tis some of them induced to return, but WJLltJ. in the East euaules her to solicit the a small number of them could not be patronage m the people oi ugueu uu influenced to come back, and contin calls attention to mr GOODS, MILLINERY ued their journey. The ground of HOOP SKIRTS, their dissatisfaction grows out of the CORSETS. BUSTLES, recent raid of the Sioux into the KID GLOVES, Republican Valley, and the slaughter And all other articles pertaining to Ladeis' ot thar braves and squaws while on fiimiKhinff cmide in the their annual hunt, and the refusal of Latest and most Fashionable the (jrovernment to permit them to btyies, go on the warpath against the Sioux; And sold at cheaper rates than can !w bonpht also their exclusion from l..wlir in tali. All are mYiieu w visiting the the goods in the ftore before purchasing. buffalo huntintr grounds. Alderman of said City, and be subjected to a Fine. By order of the City Council LESTER J. HERRICK, Mayor. JAMES TAYLOR, City Recorder. Cakes Ornamented to ON The Office of ihe City Recorder is the City Hall, Fifth Street, Ogden. Office Ho'irt fron 10 a n. till 6 GEORGE W. TURNER, n '.-- ..j, iu at (Late C. B. McGregor Fifth Street,, t Co.), Ogden. ' Books, Periodicals, Mag azines, ricturcs, Albums, Stationery, &c. CIGARS ASD TOBACCO. Wall Paper, of the Beet Patterns. s I Subscriptions taken for all the Papers of the day d2Mm Local, Eastern and Western. jggy-Cas- paid for Egjs and Chickens Order, SHORT NOTICE. eperations. 31,314 MONITORS SOW IS USE. . o WATEIt. PASTRY of ALL KINDS. J 'THE. J. S. LEWIS. THE CANDY, tl house-wif- ' GATE! Confectionery Line. go With through Saturday i.ni a.m. p.m 7. (JO a.m. p Jn 11.15 a.m. a.ra 3.15 p.m. a.m 9.00 a.m. a.m 6.45 p.m. a.m 8.50 p.m. p.m a.m " Logansp't(T.P.AW.) 5.65 p.m.: " Columbus 2.15 a.m. p.m. Through Car. from Misnouri River to Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinbatti, Looanspoet, and Columbus. Connections at those points with lines leading to the Kant, North and South. This is the Best, Shortest, quickest ana Cheap . est Route. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tickets via the Burlinotos ft Missouri River kaii.road. C. K. PERKINS, A. E. TOCZALIN, Gin'l Sup't Gen'l Pass. Agent. Arrive BURLINGTON Galojuurg, (C. B. " Mendota " Chicago te Poor let Ind'plis (I. B. 4 W.) " Cincinnati " P. M.--Fa- ist G:15.P. MAIL. y GOLDEN With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car through to new York, Cincinnati or Daily , t except ftaturaay., : SOUTHEAST. ATLANTIC EXPRESS dl-l- With Palace Car through to New York, Chicago, Cincinnati or Lounville; Daily except Sunday. 5:15 TO THE EAST, NORTH AND ' JOHN FOWLER, Agent for Ogden. Express. ay For all Way Station. Westinghonse Safety Brake. Pullman's Palace Day aud Dining Cart. STATIONS. M.--D- 3:30 P. M."Accommodation. B1LINGW USTo. 7:45 A. . ' at the Lowest Instrumental TO New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville wrrnouT change. A couple lately married themselves at Glidden, Iowa, in the presence of to A J.8prace, church and congregation. 0 lhey orifri onri FAoZeaZe Dealert in Where customers will find it to their To all whom it may concern. simply announced their intention, WINE3 AND ... LIQUORS and then they kissed each other. It advantage to call before purchasing 0 29SR3n410 Frnt 8treet Frncic0- IS HEREBY OIVEN, THAT ., - , ia encouraging to notice that though elsewhere. NOTICE encaged in Businese in milE MONITOR HAS GAINED A Grain tahen in Exchange. innovations seem to be all the rage, No higher encomium can be wnich the City OrdiJ Reputation. a Cooking Ogden City, BK0WN15G. W. (fcr l J. and J. Stove than to my that the kiss is still adhered to. Our ' nance" provide that, a license must he bestowed upon e who nse. it speak, in its praise every a abolfirst without procuring obtained,) poor sons may live to see that and recommend, it to her aeighbersand frienda, license are liable to be taken before any for economy, cleanlineu and reliability in all its ished also. ctamicv w I I Co.and J. "n ""H.Webster t nil SPRUAMP.C 8n.L. Charming RUN BETWEEN AND Passengers will please purchase their ticket, at the offices. Fifty cents additional will be charged when the fare is collected on the train. irviiii MAIN STREET, OGDEN. General Merchandise. Three' Ioor South of Utah Hotel, ugtien. n ' Railroad. Trains trill leave Ogden daily at 8.40 a.m. and 6.2op.m. Arrive at Salt Lake City at 10.40 a.m. aud.S2i) p.m. Leave Salt Lake City daily at 6 00a.m. and 3.10 p.m. Arrive at Ugden at iJM aau. and o.tu p.M. DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leaving Ogden City at 5 a.m & 3. SO p.m. and Salt Lake C;tyal8.30 a.m.and 5.05. p.m. 1 TnB SELLS AFTER Janl7'72tf ROWLAND, WSVJ. fim IF. BTAI iMl.ll, UTAH NORTHERN TRAINS MONDAY, NOV. ,3, y Fyrlianiro Collections He CENTRAL nAILIlOAD. riOXEER LIXE OF UTAH. y. " htdSchooi-hous- II. VOIi. rjnrVS" 'i"t srsrs j ' ' IS, Another Marine Disaster ajn. bM p.m. TT J.Lljpg . DECEHBEIl 8. 1873. OGDE3T, UTAH, MOXDAY, A Brood The Spanish Press on .ffcJIW.A " (SUXDAYS EXCEPTED.) BY TELEG11AP1I. Minister Sickles Tenders His Resignation. . b - - WrT EVERY EVENING, Houses. f B0TEL8. io. or. PUBLISHED l ALSO, f HI CKXRATIS WEDDING CAKES 1 A SPECIALTY, SAXTA CLAl'S COOKIXG STOVE J. II. KELSON, For Coal and Wood, Which has such a Demand through the Territory, for Beauty and Excelence, cannot b surpassed. All our Stoves are kept and for sale by Z. C. M. I- and all it. Branch Stores. Also by all the Store, ia the Ter ritory. 30-6- NEW JSTOItE. HA OPENED A NEW STORE JCOLCLOUGn with a full supply of Toys. Crock ry, Preserving Jars, Fruit, Vegetable, and ProviiVin. of the best quality. CALL AND SEE HIM. Fifth Street . . . Ogden. ii-t- f , CEO, A,. PBLYCE & CO, Organs&Mclodeoiis The Oldest, Largest, and Most Perfect Mauula tory in the United States. 52,0 0 0 Now in use. No other Musical Instrument ever obioinwi same popularity. ATSSend for Price Lists. 8l-Addre Btff AL'J, Jf.l "