| OCR Text |
Show z. c. A Late Murder Mystery in Boston. Boston b yerv much excited at present over a murder done last Fri day in Ward XVI. The victim was Irish a very good and irirl named Bridsret Lanasran. She had lived ten years in one family ,and was ot a most exemplary cnaracter. She had several suitors, and one, supposed to be favored above all the On the nisht in question others. this suitor waited at the house of a mutual friend to meet Bridget, who was expected to come there, and the couple would then wait to ner nome She did not arrive bv nine o'clock p m., and he could wait no longer, so he left to go to his business. At iu o'elnck Bridget eame to the house. and as her young man had gone the family tried to persuade the girl to remain over night. This she declined to do. and at 10:10 d. m. she started home alone. She was found dead with her skull broken in several places, and a club Etained with blood wan discovered near the snot. The coroner's inauest and medical exam ination revealed very little except that Bridget Lanagan died a pure girl. .No one has been iouna 10 testify certainly that she was seen after leaving her friend's house at 10:10 p. m. Her favored suitor was able to to his that he went straight xTmva" work at 9 n. m. A man was arrested who had a bloodv shirt bosom rolled in his pock fc. and blood and hair on his coat will be able he sleeves, but it is likely ot himseii. account a to give clear rumor There is a that one of the rejected lovers of the deceased had threatened to "fix her." He had. within a few days, turned his effects into cash, and the morning after the murder bade his friends and started for Ireland in good-bytfe steamer Marathon of the Cunard Vhich left Boston during the lav. The vessel is now in and the police cannot pursue their investigations in that direction. eh. i., oguekt, marJNMTHAI. CHILD l, liotail Department. NEXT DOOR TO Z. C. M. L, good-looki- HE mTEST STOCK - 3IAIN STREET, - - OGDpv ihformt DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP AT THE n Ogden Junction Office Sil7cs, PAKLOR AND COOKING STOVES, Poplins, Nonveautes, JOB WORK Corded Alpacas, jkanneh, IS IXEOTTB Full Line of A All kinds of PRODUCE received A er tin iiine oT.nnf!nrr tw?a St.AVfmsnn V WHITEHEAD of AXD AID SHOE LEATHER SHOES, PRODUCE TAKEN. Superior Stylo AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Complete -:- o:- J. TAYLOR, - - FIFTH STREET, C. F. D. P- - " " U. C. tra 28.. a Bill Heads, NEW M0NITOR, "TTTOtn TJ TTtv I.IT ERA AND OTEER COOKING STOVES. U neur Stock of whi Heating Stoves of all Descriptions. Letter Heads, ShOTf TINWAEE d of I trery 8v OGDEN, Cards, CO-OPERAT- i.m., an f wd So ALL KINDS JMade Fall and Winter wiU be Cut - GOODS of the best suality. tC8t i.m. US' Fashion! P In tlie Most Approved Style. Paid lath TM. H. BRI TM. J0H MERCANTILE INST'N. IVE Yisiting Cards, J.t u CALL AT Doing the Largest Business EYER CARRIED ON IN THE TERRITORY OF Business Cards, UTAH. TP. A Si"D"KTJ & do's. East Temple Street, - - Salt jLafce my, Hi Arising from a uniform system of dealing principally with Meal Tickets, selling on the Closest Margins. Hand Bills, Shipping Bills, THE of G- n. A. -- 3NT JD PRIZE SEWING SINGER THE SAMPLES RAILROAD WORK! OUR Call and examine d-l- y tO te CU wera so metamorphosed by the scrub Wncr that their own Barents didn' know them, and great domestic con fusion ensued. W.Q.CHUVD. a FLYGARK. OGDEN STEAM D-- 11r lteapcrS,nus,c..J Utifinlrwi. RemltUoce. etc-- ihonid b addrewed to the Muisgar, iu rh-.r- . OGDEST. "Tl t vobll I HIT TTnlroa "VTll I JU I JUllt nESCRIPTIOV OF AGMCimilL nnnra nn,..!. UMKHMni FOURTH ST..OCDEN. a window Frames, Work done to Order. - I A Full Set of I I - vu Macbmery "Wood-workin- g in Operation. nn PLANS & ESTIMATES OF C. V. PENROSE, onr Jjarge ana uommouiuus uiauvu k.'" no wbe mfenor to Facilities fw supplying our Northern ftiends are in UaoseatSaJilflke. Sep 22-t- f w n nnnnpn sflrintnj!nt. - iivuiuiVj.- BUILDING uo BSyiit Bex.SS rin Cupboards, Kilt Safes, Tables, Sinks and all Kinds of Carpent" MACII1MRY ! on exhibition and for eaie t uuiTrifi v&rd. SHINGLES! MAS CFACTl'BERS OF ' IVFUV nmhpr Vara. FIKST-OIjAS- S fll I HPS A and OGDEN. FOR AGENT ill I: i Out i.1 N. Studebaker, Bain and Whitewater HIT ii. G O Iff S. , La hftf ., J. STANFOED at his Store, JPXTPTX STREET. Mr. MACHINE EXHIBITION AT OUT J. the Market. e a,a this gener, Unrivalled, in In consequence of the increasing demand for the above machine we This Institution is the SOLE AGENT for Utah Territory. pre- - fro, splinol for Boor children be inff vnenfid in Liverpool, the first did was to thing which the teacher RnhiflRt the nuBils to a thorough . At the WORLD'S FAIR, VIENNA, was awarded Every Variety oas, appointed Am El BLEES' SEWING MACHINES! EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE - om Shawls Yankee Motions, Etc IN DEALING I In Fo AT Clothing in immense Variety, INSTITUTION AT S. L. CITY. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shew, Groceries and Hardware. wnlncnlo orrl T?nil PARENT Monthly Statements, , EXj fcttf tonauunsor Staple and lancy wry Co WE 7 CHOICE STOCK, SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CAES NKW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AHD CHlCAUa into the United States is TirOVeQ ttc AND EXAMINE THEIR Ball Tickets, F Voose, 1 W. H. HOOPER, Superintendent, 105-t- f ZION'S . Vetlio f 1 A LARGE STOCK OF CHARTER OAK, P. trail U.P. " MERCHANT TAILOR! Z. C. M. I. Stove Department. Beccipt Books, million nounds. and the .nnt. OWVUV imtwirtation trice or cost is about pnta Tier Bound, amounting in round fisures to $420,000. Nearly n tVia v v fifra consumed in the Unite . Sfoto enmfl from Turkev. which with country supplies Great Britain the same article. IOVS O. Box C. Two doors west of Main Street. dis- - importation of t.Tlft C HON in every variety. Order Boots, aW .T,fArtnna fnr ' P. d88-l- y GROCERY FIM, CASH PAID for Hides. Mats, Caps and Clothing I Mrs. Jane Hastings, of Hartford, fcll Aa at t.hft dinner table, a few at days ago, while laughing heartily husband. her made remark by a TlnahaTidn should be careful how make funnv remarks in the wives. It is far -- .nnoo nf tlnmr , tfXCDUVU to scold, and make it more interesting all arouna. " ""'"o JmImWo nrnRAM Bo' leaeral - AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ht resDect 1 &aiuiv Frnirfli Stoeet,. OotIatk Jotu- Doors Erom zs. o. m. i. BOOTS al-In- w oonfed fitra Monday" For Gents, Ladies or Misses wear. IN A eharffinsr two shots. These did not till him, and as the police entered the hnufla he erasDed a razor and slashed his throat across. Altogether, his wnnnds were of the most dreadful Ahnxaoter. His law was partially Tiattred. and the whole Bide of his face was torn open by the bullets; and yet, with all his injuries, the man lived. When found, he refused to his wounds to be dressed, tearing; the bandages from his throat and striking his head against the floor. TTo wnft manacled, his wounds dress d. and he was removed to jail .where he recovered, and after a few weeks aesire nursing he maniiestea a great live, and, very naturally, to be acquitted. His trial lasted one week, and attracted great attention. Seventy-eigwitnesses in all were examined, among them Dr. Kempster, superintendent of the Northern Insane Hos-nn- d other ishvsicians. The jury this afternoon rendered a verdict of manslaughter in the third degree, the defence being insanity and justifying circumstances. Stevenson is 60 years of age, and deceased was his third wife. nnnnal County, turned the revolver to his own mouth, Tn Sunday Untv" Plain . Vi?a toesiay County, it Sich BOOTS AND SHOES. OF THE LATEST STYLES n Voli n; vjircuii'l vuuiu i vouauau, Wis.. Chas. A. Stevenson, who mur- dered his wife in this city on the 3d of September, 1873, was sentenced to the State trison for three vears. The irisoner had lived a very unhappy ife with his wife, who bore a doubt ful recutation. and on the fatal day thev had a violent quarrel. About five o'clock in the afternoon, Mrs Stevenson was seen to run out of her house with both hands clasped over her breast, and blood gushing from a bullet wound there. She died in fifImmediately after teen minutes. . .ell Laiet ft A Large Assortment ISentenced T Wife-Murder- in jMuei,: etc Exchange. Carpets and Trimmings. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, city. Through iic ?L Jacquards, mid-ocea- in! Ever offered in this vicinity. e, t r" "T...r GENERAL MERCHANDISE, much-credite- d , V FLYC ARE & CHILD, Fif.i Street. Ogden, opposite Z. C M. I. Granary. 0rderS addreSsed to j . Office and Milis, I s |
