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Show BY TELEGRAPH, General Conference. ITEMS. LOCAL The Annual Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ' of Latter day Saints wil Comkibcial. Corrected daily by J. be held in the Tabernacle in Salt Lake Gold buying, 112 E. Dooly & Co. City, eommencing on Thursday, April 1H. Selling, Cth, at 10 o'clock a.m. Brioham Tovnq, For a Genuine Cl?ar Dahiel H. Wells. Co to Ed. Williams', Fifth Street. Williams' Unitersal chewing fcob.ceo, Scotia. Folks for the land o' cakes the celebr.tei Fountain Fine Cut and all tobacoo. Pritate of brands can first quality get Scotch oatmeal, Dundee Mar156.1w of free charge. boxes malade, Finnin Haddies, herrin, and lock other delicaoies prized by lads and lassies of auld Reekie, at Liddell Brown's, To the Public. a few doors north of the post office, Salt D. Mendekohn & Son hare deter- Lake City, where Scotch goods are mined to close out their present stock of made a specialty. Liddell will treat all dry foods, clothing, boots and shoes, callers with affability and genuine goods. bats, &c, to make room for spring purchases, and will sell for the nest three months anything and everything in Fancy Drinks their establishment at cost. , Sale com- In every styla at the C. W. B. & L. Co mences Mosday, Feb. 28, next door to HANSEN & Co., dl30-t- f Agents. Driver's brick building, Main Street, Ogden. dl3C-lD Mendelsohn &Soh. Just Arrived. If you want to see the handsomest Soda Fountain ever set Box up in this city, step inte Driver's estaPersonal. Sheriff John Burt, ef Lake from Salt came blishmentthe City Drug 8tore, and take Elder County, tip this morning and went home on the nar- a look at it. As soon as the weather felmoderates that fountain will send forth row guage. John is a whele-soulecooling draughts for the multitude, and low, an exoellent officer and a straightneed no longer be a pop"dry-moutforward gentleman. ular complaint. AMERICAN. Washington. 22. Geo. H. Pendleton was before the subcommittee of the judiciary committee He testified that neither Belknap nor any member of his family, immediately or remotely, received any money whatever from hiru resulting from the Kentucky Central railroad. Other parts of his testimony were similar to that given before the committee on expenditures in the war department, with the addition that some of the $30,-00the amount of one of the drafts, was spent by him in payment of private debt and purchase of various articles, and the balance was taken by him to Europe. The bill introduced by Piper y makes it mandatory upon the collectors of customg to execute last year's law respecting immigrants from China, upon receiving the affidavits of two citizens that such people are on board any vessel as the act requires to be excluded. Luttrell has introduced a bill to prohibit all contracts for servile labor, providing that it shall be a felony to make or enforce them, and prescribing a pen alty of the forfeiture of any vessel transporting coolies without consular certificates showing that their emigration was voluntary. Dr. Bradford was before the committee on expenditures in the war department and gave a statement relating to his appointment as trader at Fort Craig, and as to the meney he had given the lobbyist, Hawkins Taylor, to procure it for him from the secretary of war. Witness informed the secretary that he wes paying Taylor as his agent.' He had agreed to pay Taylor $1,000 a year as long as he retained the post tradership. Reoeived the appointment Cigars. at Fort Craig, but it was taken away Choicest brands for sale at HANSEN from him after he had made arrange& Co.'s, Fifth Street, Ogden. d!30 tf ments for goods, and given to a brother of Delegate Chavis of New Mexico. Witness said he sent a man named Cogswell to interview the secretary after he Trustees and Superintendents. (the witness) had been removed. The Pay particular attention te Dwyer's ad secretary said he removed Bradford bevertieement in another column. He has cause he was a scallawag. Cogswell re the most complete assortment of books, marked that he had seen it Mated in rewards, fancy cards and school equip- some newspapers that appointments could be procured for money, when the ments ever brought into the Territory. secretary said it was ' a lie. Bibles, Testaments, histories, biograNew York, 22. This afternoon about 400 pounds of phies, eta., can be obtained at his establishment, by wholesale or retail, at Jupiter powder in the mill of the Bron Powder Co., at Washingtonville, in the very low prices. Be sure and call on him northern section of the city, exploded when you go to Salt Lake. Remember with great violence, literally blowing to the place, James Dwyer's, opposite Des-er- atoms four men, and severely injuring National Bank, the finest store in six or seven others, one or two fatally. The mill was blown to pieces, and (be this line between Chicago and 'Frisco. buildings in its immediate vicinity considerably shattered. The explosion resulted from too great friction in rubbing together the solid and fluid compoGoto Whitehead's nents. dll5-2or Boots and Shoes. San Francisco, 22. In the Spalding court martial, to day, the testimony of C. B. Higging went to Changing Terms of Court. We show that Spalding had signed a navy understand that Governor Emery has, certificate for $13,850, payable to wit-- ! ness, when the latter had no claim whatby proclamation, changed the times of ever on the government. The body of holding the terms of court in the Third the certificate is in Pinney's writing. District, and that hereafter, courts will Witness endorsed the certificate without be held at the times following: Second examining it, on representation thai it was a promisory note made by Pinney. Monday in April; fourth Thursday in The certificate was then deposited in a September; second Monday in Novem- savings bank as collateral for a loan of $10,000 by Pinney. In a subsequent ber; and first Monday in February. interview with Spalding he now denies the genuineness of the signature. . Lancaster, 22. Solid Men. J. W. Guthrie, Esq., the The Democratic State convention was n banker of Corinne, was in called to order by H. B. Wright, chairman of the State central committee, and town and called te see us. ' He VF7 MAo Ogden City, Utah, 0, t d Cent's Fine Sewed Boots. Ask for Fagan'i Bake, at the Workingmen's Co-o- dl29-l- Cash paid for grain. And the highest figures in mdse. paid for all kinds dill tf delivered at WALKER BROS. Raised. The blockade on the Utah Northern is raised, and the train ia expected in on time this evening. The U. K. men have done wonders in fighting snow. We hope their toil is over for this season. Murphy's Over Pills dl21-t- f received Just express, by site line of Latest Styles Ladies' fanc-Tpdress goad and neckerchiefs, at , , WALKER dH4-t- f BROS. Pbbsosal. 88. We had the pleasure of a call at the Junction sanctum this morning, by S. S Johnson, Esq., manager of the Utah Mail, and were pleased to observe that his health ia much better than for some time past. Ladles' Fine Serge Shoes, Morocco Foxed, only $2.50, at the WORKINGMEN'S CO-O- well-know- intends to commence building on his lots on Fourth Street, about the first of May. For sale at HANSEN & Co's, Fifth Guthrie's head is level and he always " dl30-l- f Street, Ogden.' deals on the square. We consider him an acquisition to our city. Deputy Marshal. We understand Mr. A. D. Kuhn was also in town tothat Mr. Arthur Pratt has been appoint- day, looking round for building spots ed one of the deputies of United States and investigating our business facilities. Marshal Nelson, and suppose he will ac- The name of Kuhn is known in business cept the Same and enter upon his duties ciroles throughout this Territory. There soon. is room for more men of his stamp in Pare Wines and Liquors , , Ogden. Rarariau Beer, Bottled Ale and Porter for sale at HAN EN & Co's, Fifth Street, Ogdea. dl30-tf,- - Tan Dora's Xursery, Opposite the Tabernacle, Main St., Ogden, is the place to get choice Peur, Cherry, plum, Apple, all kinds of Fruit and Monthly. Roses, etc.,. W. application to dHS-l- j Early Peaches and Ornamental Trees. Price lieu sent on T. Yah Dorh, Proprietor. Impboviso Stock. The Brigham Institution have purCity chased Bishop L. Farr'i Durham bull for their herd. We have not learned what price they paid for it, but we know they have got a good thing. It is just as well te raise good slock as scrubs, and cheaper in the end if not. a.t tha heirirn;. b.UUlUg. -- Red Canyon and Rock Spring Coal. Red Canyon, $6.60 per tan. Rock Spring, $8 " Both the beet and cheapest coals in the market. Yard and office at the U. P. coal yard, corner of 6th and Franklin Streets. dl35-l- W.W. FUNGE. Sole Agt M. V. D. Talk about Ogden streets. Just go te Salt Lake and try to walk! A great many pedestrians find themselves in the same position as the soheol-Vowho was asked, "How far have you got!" "Oh," said he, "I've got as far M d, and there I'm stuck. " y m-- q OFFER Come on! w Hon. Wm. 1'layford THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OF GEfJEiJilL To the Jobbing Trade in town and Country, at Prices to DelY Competition, consisting of taple and Fancy Groceries DRY GOODS, CLOTIIIXG, NOTIONS, ROOTS and SHOES, ItUimEKS, HATS and CAPS, SHOE and LEATHER FIXlIXCSa HEAVY and SHELF .HARDWARE, f.LASS and QUEENS WARE, LAMPS, etc. STOVES! t . ' SPECIAL IKTBUCEEffiEETTS TO THE FAMILY TRADE OF OGDEN and VICINITY. CALL and SEE. Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Orders addressed to R.S.WATSON, Manager, will receive prompt attention ' d296-t- H. B. Claras on, SUPT. f. T. Thomas W.Jones ASIIBY, Prest. ( J. i ) f J. FAGAN, Foreman J. BULL, Vice Prest. ) IJ . CLARK, Treaa. U C. LANCASTR, Seo j THE WORKIXGMEN'S VE BOOT AND SHOE! MANUFACTORY No. 53 Main Street. Ogden, Merchant In the rear of W. II. Pidcock'a store. -- ' I . i was ehosen tempo- rary chairman, and made a speech. TUB On reassembling delegates were elect-e- d to the national convention, and Cbas. R. Buekalew was chosen to head the election ticket of Pennsylvania. The platform adopted pledges an eoonoinical administration of government affairs, honest payment of the public debt, and a sound preservation of public faith. It charges bribery and fraud in the administration of government affairs, and that the financial embarrassment is the direct results of personal government, unwise legis'ation, vicious financial policy, extravagance and corruption ef the Republican party. Fort Laramie, 22. News was brought in last night by a party from Custer City of a fight between tbe miners and Indians on Dead-woo- d creek, sixty miles north of Custer. The miners attacked the Indians and killed thirteen. One white man was killed. The Indians had been running off stack. More trouble is expected. Helena, Mon., 22. A paper has been ciroulated and extensively signed by business men of this place protesting against the people of the territory veting aid te the Northern Pacific railway, claiming that such a tax would be ruinous to tbe interests of the territory, and calling on the newspapers to oppose the subsidy. General Gibbon, with a military pos, has arrived at this place en route fei the Yellowstone country, te bring the Indians in that lection into subjection. Syracuse, N. Y., 22. The republican state convention was called to erder by A. B. Cornell, whe eid that for the' first time in sixteen years the choice of a presidential candidate was open for discussion; no distinctive public sentiment points to a candidate whose nomination is conceded. After the temporary organization, some discussion ensued on the question of rules, in whioh the Conkling party prevailed by a vote of 258 to 120. George Danson was elected permanent chairman, and A. B. Cornell, Andrew D. White, Theodore M. Pomeroy and James M. Mathews were appointed delegates to the national convention, and E. A. Merritt, A. D. Garnett, Gee. B. Sloan and A.C. Judson alternates. Tbe resolutions adopted are of the usual form, eulogizing tbe republican party and Grant, denouncing fraud and corruption, calling for a specie currency damning tbe democratic party as treasonable and filling the house of representatives with the nation's foes. Xney present Roscoe Conkling to the national convention as tbe choice for president of half a million republican voters in Excellent Books. "Seek out of the best books words of wisdom." We are reminded of this divine behest on look ing over the pages of three works, by Samuel Smiles, of London. They are entitled Self Help, Character and Thrift. These ere certainly among the best books of the times, and contain a great many words of true wisdom. They should be placed in the hands of our young people throughout the Territory( and will impart many valuable hints which may affect the conduct for life. Not only is their matter good, but it is presented in such a pleasant, yet forcible manner as to entertain while it instructs. For young folks just en the turning point in life these works are most excellent, be'og calculated to aid in the formation of character, end stamp upon the mind principles of lasting bene, fit te individuals and to society. They form handsome and suitable presents, and can be obtained for $1.50 per volume of James Dwyer, Salt Lake City. At the same house can be obtained Roberts Rules of Order, which is the most compact and comprehensive work of its size we have ever seen on parliamentary rules. It is divided into two parts, viz: Rules of Order and Organization and Conduct of Business. For debating societies, literary institutions, or for any association or persons who wish to understand the correct mode of conducting public assemblies, this little work will be found invaluable. Send to Jas, Dwyer's, Salt Lake, end you can get the work neatly bound in cloth, postage paid, for seventy-five- , New York. cents. STOVES! i Charter Oak and Monitor Cook and Heating Stoves at Low Figures. et cures headache, pimples and blotches. J.OO -- CITIZENS Of OODEN AND VICINITY ARK REPPECTFUIXY INFORMED THAT TBI ISstabllahment 1 now in full rutiuktig order, and U prepared te manulaoture .11 ; Tailor, BOOTS , fT Opposite BanktlM I i Wind, SHOES ! Of the Latent Styles and Sajwrior Quality t , ""!:.:?". Pegged, Sewed or Itivetted. BEST OF MA TERIAL, BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND CHEAPEST OF PRICES. - MAIN STEEET, wvvu a -- . REPAIRS NEATLY EI TOUTED HIDES BOUGHT. uuaiumvvu CN THE 8FIORTE8T NOTICB. PRODUCE TAKEN. Look to your interests, let importation stop and patroniie OGDEN. d23-l- y. of THE "WORKIN CJ1IFS CO-O- P. d!29-t- f ME PLUS ULTEA. LEE & SHELDON PAINTERS, Grainers and Glaziers You ! f ' will Save Money and Please the Folks at llomc hy Purchasing something pretty, Useful and Cheap, at , , TAYLOR & CUTLER'S PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGERS. General Cheapest and Best Signs in Tin: cnr. All Store ! 8ALT LAKE CITY. There is no Better or Cheaper Place in Town for Work Warranted. any kind of Goods in General Demand. -- SHOP AND OFFICK,- -i Opposite Junction Buildingdl33-2- Merchandise - CALL AND INSPECT d!59 2w AND ASK PRICES. |
