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Show Published lYERY EVENING, Sundays excepted by tin CansN Prjansmxa Compant. An fflfiGIllBOTBAfrri IsTOTIOBl Ill(rca(cl I.aI linage KEXT DOOR TO Z. Himself. We find in a Kansas paper of ft recent date the particulars 01 a suicide which occurred near that village, id was a boy which, the tut eleven years of age. The story ia such an extraordinary one that we republish it entire The name of the boy was Eugene, m. John and that of his father is son. It appears that the boy and his sister, aged eleven years, have always b iea objects of avers;on to both their parents, and that from infancy they have been subject to the most inb.it man and brutal treatment. Kicks and blows have been administered for every little childish offence, and these havo only been varied by cruel and unmerciful whippings whenever the anjrer of the unnatural n father....has ioeeu more ii mau uausuaiiy aruusuu.,j It is said that the boy, failing at times to find the cows when he has been sent for them, has remained, in the woods' for nights and oayn ra ther ' than return to his home and undergo the excessive punishment which he knew would be inflicted For weeks past he and his sister have been compelled to cut from two and a half to three cords of wood per saw, under penday with a cross-calty of a severs thrashing. Last Sunday the parents went to a neighbor's to supper, leaving their children at home; but before going Johnson told the boy to water the horses. Retnrajng to his house in i the afternoon on some errand from WILLIAMS, SCOVILLE & CO., "Wish to call ; AT THK , Hand-rail- s, Balusters, Newell ana ancy and Ornamental Work of all kinds. JOB; WORK BRACKETS at the intruder Uncle-look- s "Yes." "Is you a friend b do - :o: PTJOTITTr.T west of 3Iain dog-fanc- ! Street. Which will be Cut in the Latest Fashion SUITABLE FOR ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS. ' DOORS IN A Superior JStylo WIDOW AXD We keep on liaiKl, and :. ' OUJi, ASBEL & A Choice Selection PAINTS, "of East Temple Street, ' ; WHITE COLORS, - Salt Zake M - AND EXAMINE THEIR CHOICE STOCK, SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CAMW NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND CHICAGO. ;.; , LEAD, . ' 3 Shawls, Yankee Motions, Etc. ClotMng in immense Variety, Williams, Scoyille, & Co., ..-Mais, Caps, Boots and Shoes,' COR. FIFTH AND .WALL STS., 'OCDEN. Groceries and Ilufdware. Show Cards, MS JJLEES' SEWIXG MA CHINES ! CO- - j Unrivalled in tlie Market. appointed. . Mr. J.; EVER CARRIED ON IN THE TERRITORY OF UTAH. Call and examine , Seal Tickets, Hand Bills, 5 Arising; from a uniform system of dealing principally with THE Mamifarinrprs. hnvinsr in TmmpnsA nuntWIfioc i selling on the Closest Margins. STANFOUD, Our Agent for Ogden. at hia Store, JjXi1 '"JJIOC i i1 TTiTni1. - ORGANS, DEALING Monthly Statements, "... THE Every Tari$ty lrw. IN f GrJEL I I jL , 'ill Bin ilP llll'.ll Iff B SEWING MACHINE OX EX1IIKITIOX AT OODEf. Whitewater and Bain The The The The The The Best Best Best Best Best Best Janl7 T2tt These instruments, which for vretness of tone and elepince of nppointment stand nnriralled, have met with unprecedented sucees in this country and abroad. E. T. NEEDHAM ly & AH Orders, Enquires, Remittals, c, thonid Iteapcrs,7Iowcrs,Salky Ualces,Thresliiaig Macliincs addressed to the Manager, ASO EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AGMCLL1LHL On exhibition and for sale C. V. PENROSE, iOEX, V. T. at MAC1IIXERY ! .. BARNARD WHITE'S YARD, FOURTH ST., OCDEN. 'os. 113, CHICAGO ONLY & ALTOM FIRST CLASS ROAD IS classification of Railroads Commissioners. TnE See SON. Board of Railroad X No Cliangro of Oars. H5 and 147 East 23d St., XEW YORK, And the shortest, quickest and best route betJ St. Louis and Chicago, Kansas City and CnrcaP; Chicago and Jefferson City, St. Louis and 1W and Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, and 8. W" and Quincy and Burlington. i 1 , IXE AXT DAT CAES, Sj" and Pullman Palace Sleeping, Dining and ctions still nnsupphed. will receive prompt at- uars run tnrougn wimum uims", and St. Louis, and Chicago and Kaunas tention and liberal inducements. Partien residing . The only line iuuuiuk ""- - W14 at a distance from onr authorized sjrsuts.maT orboth der from the factory, good for illustrated cata-lrg"- KiS.ninand St. Louis, and running Chicgo- is betwsen and Dininz Cars betwe-LouCart and Palace Sleeping Kansas Citv, and St. Paul, via Quincy andBnriingw ui"" L. J. HOLTHER, -. Fifth Stkket, Oghen, Haifa Bkek Mat of sas City than by opposition FRANK HIGn, Western Traveling Kansas City, M. Main Street. Good Workmanship Guaranteed. Cleaned and Repaired. Cloth-Ja- Wl. ONE HOUR FASTER TIME Between Chicago and St. Loni, and " h?"'rf and Jwana half faster time between Chicagoroute. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, t& At our Large and Commodious Branch Store in Ogden the Facilities f;r supplying our Northern Friends are in no wise inferior to aose at Sill I.nke. 22-t- f W. II. HOOPEK, SuperintcmlcDt. 8.40pJB 10.50 pj 8.22 . 7.0UIB 12.50 H 10.30 s 4.00 pa 9.20 iM 6.2(1 pB- - Cars from Missouri Hirer Chicago, Indiahapolis, Cimciihiattj, LosassmMi and CoiuMBtia. . Connections at those points with lines leading to the East, North and South. This is the BeBt, Shortest, Quickest ad Chef " est Route. t Do not be deceived, but obtain Ticket BuRLiNGTOsr 4 Missoubi KrvBa Railboab. jj" ' - C. JS. PERKINS, A. E. TOUZALIN, Gen'l 8np Gen 'I Pass. Agent for Churches and Lodges. for Sunday Schools. for Parlors and Vestries. for Academies and Colleges. for Public Halls. for Orchestra and Stage. Manufactured 6.35 p.B 5.30 am lp.m. i SAMPLES RAILROAD WORK! i.. AILANTIO 1 PRE SB LeaTe OGDEN 8.20 a.m. ' Leave OMAHA Arrive BURLINGTON 6.00 a.m. " (C. B. Q.) 7.00 a.m. " GalosbHrg, Mondota 11.15 a.m. " Chicago 3.15 p.m. " Peoria . 9.00 a.m. " Wptis (I. B. 4 W.) 5.45 p.m. " Cincinnati " i 9.50 p.m. " Logansp'tfT.P.A W.) 5.55 p.m. " Columbus 2.45 a-- At the WORLD'S FAIR, VIENNA, was awarded SINGER ". Carl. 3. STATIONS. 3a. 1 23 US This Institution is the SOLE AGENT for Utah Territory. of No. " Mil IVERY DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE THE Westinghouse Safety Brake. Pullman's Palace Day and Dining TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEASE. "WLoIesalo and Retail Shipping Bills, mmm IN THE WORLD. INSTITUTION AT S. L. CITY, .... . TIME TABLE SILVER TONGUE The best ORGANS of the Reed class PAREMT hr we ; ' Ball Tickets, f . In eonsequence of the increasing demand for the above machine Doing the Largest Business Business Cards, ; Staple and Fancy liry Goods, lvir remittance, to ensure prompt attention. Yisiting Cards f Go's,' Consisting of Letter Heads, dl-t- CALL AT HARDWARE , 'All Orders bv Mail must hn nccninm!i)l BUI Heads, Style." will Cut Glass to any size than Anywhere in Utah. CIteaper Receipt Books,, Made up in tlio Most Approved READY-CASE- D. I , , or suape uesireu. . BUILDERS' Order Books, FRAMES And..-.- ESTABLISHED IN 18IG. straw-colore- d 8l(Mf A new Stock of Fall and Winter GOODS of the best . - -- 1.. - - FIFTH STREET, O'cDEH I wo floors In the Territory, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, tot." Bergh- protests against the practice in vogue among the aristocracy of New York of dyeing their poodles. One gentleman whom Bergh has got his eye on is followed by a bright green poodle ODe week and the next he may appear with a blue tail, two yellow legs, two black ones, a purple head. It body and a was at first supposed that some had a variety of colored dogs whose parts were interchangeable, but this theory has beam set at rest by the discovery that the poodle is orfued by a dyer. - - ...... ' MERCHANT TAILOR J. TAYLOR, .... The train started. A DOOES AND WINDOWS cullud ... . man?".i U "I hope I am." "Den don't you ebber ask me where I got aat ' chick'n again. Here's yer nice roast chicke'n, all All kiiKls of "" "' We have the largest stock of sharp- ly, and then turns away, crying, "Here's yer nice roast chick'n, go'riYlni'n, all hot; needn't go in the house for dat." "Where did you get that chicken?" repeated the inquisitive passenger. , "Look-a-yer,- " says uncle, speakirig privately, "is toil from da" Norf?" STOVES Exchange. IS EXECUTED Chicken? ' OAK SCROLL WORK CUT TO ORDER. & -- 4 , PAELOR AND COOKING STOVES," ? nfn1lsine x ufiis, urns, ut "Here's yer nice roast chicken," cried an aged colored man, as the ears stopped at a North Carolina railway station. 'r "Hero's yer nice roast chick'n 'n tntcrs, all nieo and hot," holding up his plate and walking the platform.. "Where did you get that chicken, ancle?" asks a passenger. MERCHANDISE top FlCCfts. Mould hi nsi , Where Bid You Get That Material, lied and White Pine Scantling, Flooring, 'tiuiieruus 111 every w"1"1!) Dress and Fancy variety, j - GENERAL Now on hand, Comprising in part: , . certained that his instructions in regard to the horses had not been complied with, and at once commenced beating and abusing the boy in the most outrageous manner. : When he became weary of torturing the child he left the house and went back to I the neighbor's to finish his visit. Shortly after he left, the poor boy, according to his sister's statement, gathered up his playthings and put them away in'n, 0ttle box, and then went to th6 barn. Being gone for a long time, the girl followed, him to the barn, where she sound him dead and hanging by the neck to a beam. Terribly grieved und frightened, the tfirl remained with her brother Until her parents returned, when her fran tic screams arrested their attention and their father soon arrived at the scene of the tragedy. Was he shocked? Bid he cut down the lad and manifest as much sorrow for his death as a tigress would for the loss of her young ? Not by any means. He was not the kind of a man to engage in any such nonsense. Telling the, girl to go home, he did up his chores, left the boy as he had found him, closed the barn , door," returned to the house, went to bed, and slept the refreshing sleep of innocence till morning, lie then leisurely informed his neighbors of the occurrence, and they, eighteen hours after the suicide, cut downi the eold and rigid body, prepared it for the grave, and, in due time buried it. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF OF .... Building Ogden Junction Office. MAIN STREET, the attention of dealers and builders to their IMMENSE STOCK Y I., :o: -- self-destroy-er C. 31. g J A j. 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