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Show I1L 1 1j v VIII: VOL. OGDEN, UTAH: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL GENERAL NEWS. The Lltrtlon. junction Printing Association, (Incorporated.) Of SVhSCRlPTlOSs J9"0 I Thru Mnth$, : Corner to any j,art ') DtUv.r'i v -- tj Utt City: rates made known on application. (jvei-tisin- v 2.60 J Baths, Newspaper Advertla-- i Row (Times BulldlBg). ii authorised to contract for TI IVut, 1 York, th: Dally and Junction, at our in e"rt,euients Ogden Seml-WeeV- lf tecut rtta on DRRCD "1; r fiiiP I Kiwi At Liloo. p. lioweii&Co'e Bureau, twpP Adverting Street', where ADVER- ., Spruce SZZFZfii NEW YORK BV&IAJSSS CARDS. T. WHITAKEB, and Builder. Carpenter NeFEBENCK: Lorin Farr, Warren 0. Child, dm30 tf Wright, PereiTal J. Barratt. 6MI t Sax Fhaxcisco, Mar. 31. Owing to some mismanagement on the part of some election official, the couct is not yet complete, but the majority of the citizens' ticket will not vary much from C.900. It is not decided yet, whether the workingmen will contest the election on account of the difference of the ballot paper, thoagh the report is that they will. The facts of the case regarding the paper have been ascertained to be that the workingmen procured their paper from the secretary of state, while the citizens' union obtained theirs from a dealer in the city. There is no evidence that the variation in color was the result of any in tention. At to the charge of surveillance of the voters rendered possible by the difference in 'he color of the ballots, the most charitable hypothesis is that it was merely done to keep run of the voting with a view of anticipating the result in a general way. Whether or not any contest is made, the general impression seems to be that nothing will come of it, as mere formality will not be allowed to reverse the clearly manifested will of the people. Slew Sale. FRED FOULOEB, CarpenUr and Builder. Shop oypoiile M.E. Church. OGDEN. - St., MAIN T. GIBSON, M. D., C The public sale of the stocks, bonds and other effects of the bankrupt estate of .Jay Cooke & Co., Realized 467,000. There was no bid for Ogorits, Jay Cooke's former residence, and 100 and 46 lots of western land, apprised at $119,000, were offered, but without a bid being made. PHiLADBLrHiA,Mar. 31. to-da- rilYSICIAN and SURGEON Otfick: - lOfBTMST., FOREIGN NOTES. Tribe's Bulldlos, G. H. OtifrfcX, UTAH. dniarlTtf By W. U. Telegraph to the Junction. 1 Parliamentary Election. M. LINDSAY. Particular attention paid to TrimGrapevines, Trees and shrub-erie- . Kates very reasonable. VUM OBDKBS AT ODKtL A WEIGHT'S. Fourth Street. London, liar. 31. In all, 64 members were chosen mostly among them the marquis of Hartington was elected at the polls which were opened in an ordinary barouche Buzzard, liberal for Stamford, a liberal gain; Sir H. Fletcher, conservative, for Horsham, a conservative gain; J. Rankiu, conservative for Leominster, a conscrvs ative gain; D. R, Ratcliffe, liberal, for Evesham, a liberal gain; A. Bart-letconservative, for Eye; F. W. Buxton, liberal, for Andover, a liberal gain; Sir P. W. Cardem the Lon don alderman, conservative for conservative, gain; Lord Lymington, liberal, for Barnstaple; John W. Millor, liberal, for Garnt-ham- ; Thomas Robinson, liberal, for Gloucester City, liberal gain; S. Roundell, liberal, for Grantham, liberal gain; Charles Seely, liberal, for Lincoln City; Sir W. Palliser, conservative, for Taunton, conservative gain; J. Hindo Palmer, liberal, for Lincoln City, liberal gain. to-da- y, ming dm!5 2w to-da- . THE LAW OFFICE 1E. A. THOMAS, -0- t, h r,ow in the DOOLY BLOCK, corner of Main and Fourth Streets, Ogden, Utah. : : : tf 1u26 Pgden'w Pholegrapker, JT. O. STEPHENS, Corner of Young and Fifth streets. UTBSCAPK PHOTW.RAPHT apeUlty. and have your picture taken. Came Jan 29tf J. D. CARN AHAN, JT. D. Bar-nstapi- The Liberal!) Gala. London, Mar. 31. The Daily News Office ori fourth in a leading editorial says : The first Near BifKinkotlim A C'o'a Store. day's polling resulted in a great liberal victory. There is a liberal gain et26 turn of fifteen, counting as thirty in a division of the house. The boroughs H. J. POWERS, M. D. which voted yesterday, have practically pronounced the doom of the government. There is Physician and Surgeon. Beaconsfield every reason to believe that the Office: Near corner of Young and gains of yeaterday will be increased tf Fifth Streets, Ogden. Sired, Ogden, Utah. to-da- Intelligent Canadian' Tiewa. An t. 9. SieSAUS, t'rocii. Att'j, '..eW I. X. WILLIAMS, Formerly Chief Jtutiee Snpreine Court, Ky. Co. ii EICHABDS WILLIAMS, LAWYERS. Ofiict in Pecry Block, Fourth St. OGDEN, UTAH. II. W. 0. d241-t- f MARGARY, ATTORNEY Toronto, Mar. 31. Good win Smith, in his magazine says : Grant is noto riously devoid of administrative mer it. The more outspoken of the third termers do not shrink from avow'ng that thev are for a fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh term. They are in favor of a muitary presidency ior me, which, after a long disuse of election, might pass more easily. into dynastism than they imagine. If society can be saved from the confusion only by a man on horteback, then a man on horseback it must have, but let it at least see what AND CO UXSELOR-at-L- - PERCIYAL It., UTAH. Counselor BARRATT, at Law, ASSISTANT C. 8. DIST. ATTORNEr. Collection, a PpeclaltT. Loan, on Mortgage. XI Office, Eaat Side Main 8t.,Ogden. Net. dST-- JAS. H. MARTINEAU, V. CIVIL ENGINEER. liogen, Cadi. ConntT, Utah, 8urveje and Min-- I tor location or for obtaining laini dma&tf aatam. manufacturing farpen-le- huio iac t.c- - iiffArtii crreatlv. hnd physicians all failed to help him; Six bottles m your oii'Arw-aM. Via i DaXKELIOX AXD IODIDK OF POTASMCM, has effected a perfect cure." ly laland. countv of Tyrone, . 1.1;.. nrf Orangemen had a row. The police interfered and was obligea to ore, wnereuj persons were wounded. , , v r K.ri;ertly eiemted. on r,th ntrw.i, "opposite Tith- 6 omce. forw tliB OeiKi i DOSE. all Had of 111 J.i,. i SECOND HAND COOD8. aired - . IflS of FUKXITU KE. Ub ha constantly on hand his wn work nd buys and sells . R wt r sn ECCLES J.Is now ell kinds 'Mltaw theatre at New York was sold yesterday for $133,000 to Jacob Rathsehild, who will erect a business building on its site, Vivmv. nf Oakland. Lynn v.a au- "Wr son. ten r has had a Scrofulous ris- vears. of iage, r i i i.a waa f am FURNITURE! PROMPTLY government has Tha Portucuee recognized Roumania. ti.a nnne has sent an extraordi nary envoy to the Mexican government. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR and TURNING the Ladies Of Ogden and vicinity; I would res aTuwt.fnllv announce that I will re open my Millinery Rooms on Main Street about the 20th of April with an entire new stock, embracing the latest styles and novelties of the season. Respectfully, Mrs. S. 8. Schbam. dapri 4ts2t ATTORNEY AND To aide Main wis J. is doing. IF, A CaalUtd block, eatt OCoe WDEIT, it Pajf tan-fifes- , all styles and splendid line, I MT r.llV W . n,n, . prices, jusi ibu'-h'.-dmlTtf. A IM, MAKES A SERMON. ness were uppermost and the 4k per cent bonds were with dittieulfy sold at par. Now the before idle men are He Appeals to the Buckeye State to busy, money at par, credit universal, capital no longer hoarded, new inCarry Him. dustries springing up, the public debt rapidly dccreasing.in tliismonth the decrease being greater than ever By W. U. Telegraph to the JescHON.l before.fourteen million dollarsf great Hundreds of millions of 31. Mar. O., applause). Mansfield, Secretary our bonds are sola uuove par and at Sherman in a speech here, large premium now, nnd bonds at referring to his previous innocent re- still lower rate may perhaps be negomark that he had come home la.--t tiated. The republicans, last fal!,car-riefall to repair his fences, he said, by a majority or plurality every thanks to- his friend, Mr. Nigh, those northern state where elections were held. fences were now in repair, and he had ccme home now, because he XLVI CONGRESS. wanted to, because his heart turned towards homo. He continued: " A hat I say to you will be read by By W. V. Telegraph to the Jikction. SEXATE. maay who dou't sympathize with Wash you in your generous partiality, but ington, Mar. 31. A bill was it is due to them, as well as to you, introduced by Mr. Paddock to equalthat what I say shall be frank, manly ize homesteads by allowing locations in more than one place where necesand truthful, 'By the course of recent events, sary to make up 160 acres; passed. and not by my nan e The morning hour expired and the is mentioned among these from immediate deficiency bill was taken whom the republican party will select one, to carry its banner in the up. Mr. Inealls thouirht the Records approaching presidential contest. It is not egotism to state this fact, and should be make correct and the tes it is not manly to shirk from the timony actually sricken out regard criticism and scrutiny which such a less of expense. course necessarily invites and proFinally Mr. Logan's rnotio i to revokes. 1 accepted the position with- commit the evidence with instructout a pretense of mock modesty, be- ions to the committee to withdraw cause I did not think it right to allow copies of the Record already distribmy friends to put themselves to uted and correct the whole edition; trouble on my account without a agreed to. The bill for tho International Exfrank avowal. I was willing to accept, and without delaying, until certain hibition in New York in 1883 passed, v ; of success (applause), but with the 26 to 21. Mr. Eaton offered an amendment firm determination not to detract from the merits of the services of for 51,000 for dies, stamps, eic. . Mr. Beck advocated the amendothers, nor to seek this lofty elevation by lishonest means, or lying ment highly complimented the evasions or pretense (applause). In commissioner el Internal rsvenue this way, and in this way only, am I for his policy towards distillers in a candidate, but with great doubt suppressing illicit stills, eucouraging whether, if nominated, 1 would meet the erection ofjnew one andincreg the expectations of my friends, and ed revenues from this source; agreed resolved, in case of failure, that I to. The amendment striking out the will abide cheerfu.ly and kindly by the choice of the convention. (Ap- clause for the appointment ef special deputy marshals of election by Uniplause). "There is one condition, scarcely ted States district or circuit judges, necessary to state, upon which my and providing thatcircuit or district candidacy depends, and that is, if courts shall appoint them, was agreed the republicans of Ohio, do not fairly to by a party vote. Mr. Allison moved to make the and fully, in their convention ex of $000,000 for the exfor and a appropriation supme, press preference port it with substantial unanimity penses of United States Marshals apin the national convention, my name ply also to their deputies, and in the will not be presented to that conven- colloquy with Mr. Eaton, claimed tion with my consent (Applause). there was a clause in the revised This, fellow citizens, is about all,and statutes providing for the general mctttiom. is perhaps more than I ought to say, deputies which about personal matters, for in the The amendment was defeated by a of 31 to 20. great contest, in which we are about vote Mr. Blaine offered tin amendment to engage, the hopes and ambitions, and even the lives of men, are of giving the employees of the public but little accountjcompared with the printing onice the usual public holi days. issues involved. Mr. White accused Mr. Blaine of "When American politics are so legislation on au tranquil that a mere choice of men proposing general and not great principles is the bone appropriation bill which principle he of contention between parties, then (White) opposed. Mr. Blaine said the senator would it is a matter of comparative indifference who is nominated. But the soon have a chance to prove his decontest, this fall, between the repub- votion to principle. For himself, h lican and democratic parties will refused to be spoonied by the house and accept all I heir legislation withpresent for decision questions of the out like previieges on the part of the The candigreatest importance. dates who will soon be chosen for the senate to originate, and unless there was a definite rule adopted not to republican party, must be those who will not only fairly represent our engraft legislation on appropriatidn side of these great issues, but who bills, he WQuJd maintain the equal will probably be most certain of elec- rights of the senate. Mr. Edmunds made a point of tion. The republican party is the Blaine's ' amendment party of principle, and the demo- order against cratic party is the party of opposition. entirely irrespective of its merits. The republican party wins enly upon that it was contrary to the rule of its bold leadership, on questions o the senate, and also to the principles of the mover himself, and therefore public policy. It proposes now to maintain the policy of resumption out of order. Mr. Blaine denied that this deficand refunding, which has been so bill was a general appropria iency executed but thus far, successfully must be supported hereafter, by the tion bill, and therefore the rule of senate need not here apply. friendly action of the government. theMr. Rollins (presiding) ruled acIt proposes to maintain and enforce cordingly. with constitutional the amendments, Edmunds appealed to Davis, and all powers of the national governhe would be consis ment to the end that every man, had no doubt to tent move and be or strike, all general white or black, rich, may poor secure in the full enjoyment of his legislation from this bill, tie asked civil and political rights. (Applause) Davis if he stated his position cor"It proposes to foster and extend rectly. Davis said ho did not pronow, but would the system of free common public pose to be criticized when an occasion schools, both by state and national state bis positionin a was tangible form. governments, to the end that every Blainepresented said Edmunds was noted for child of proper age may receive an instruction in the primary branches loading down appropriation bills of education, and thus give to the with legislation, which charge Edmunds sarcastically denied. poor, as well as the rich, a fair chance The chair here reversed his dein lire, so that the opportunities to win at) honorable position in life may cision, which act Carpenter applaudnot be confined to any favored or ed, and which Blaine regar ded as fortunate class, (Enthusiastic ap- improper unless some reasons were given. A spirited interchange thwn plause). Blaine and Car"I believe the republican party is occurred between the of this to as proprieties tnis iu tiie only party country, that penter has the courage and ability to carry point. Edmunds moved to strike out these great objects of national out tie clause retatinsr to the pay of leaving the desire, and that the controlling ele- special deputy marshals, ments of the democratic party can- appropriation intact. The motion not and ought not, to be trusted to was rejected with 34 to 22. The bill secure either of these primary con- was then read the third lime, yeas vote. Coke from of good ditions government. 80, nays 24, a party on anairs inuian committee the are men in there that Though Hiany leave to report a substitute party, whose friendship I highly the Ute agreeprize, yet I never concealed from for the bill ratifying was otdered to be which disfrom or ment, my you, them, profound trust of the principles and the ten- - printed and If a on the table. After aims of dencies and the that party. executive session the senate ad And now, more than ever, I would journed. regard ts success in gaining control HOl'SK. of the executive and judicial brant stated as o. rniKt.!rn f'amcfnn r unches of the 20vernmi;nfc as sp mixed calamity." of privilege, that the ttstimony of Ihe secretary then referred to the E." S. Webber, taken by the subgreat changes that have taken place committee in New Orleans, and had decidsince 177 when the democrats which the elected their senators from the great ed to strike out because of the failcentral states who-- e control passed ure of Webber to submit to cross from the nanus ot repaid, ens and Axaminaiion. had. notwithstanding. even Illinois sent the independent. been printed, and would perhaps He vindicated the president's south prejudice tne AelloPg ase, ern policy and said it has teen more Mr. Hill denounced the committsavcriticized than any other act ,f his ee, for printing the in the administration, and said ):. belk-veing that a note wa.- - publi-Ji- el latt'-it wan th" sober judgment part of the Record, statinjr thai it was wise ana v in boat in- that it was stricken out, ho that it terests of both white su'jd Hacks. was praciicaily, if not physically Referring to the desperata and stricken out. Considerable discuscondition of the sion ensued, during which It appeardangerous finances three years ago, when the ed that the whole matter of printing hard time? had deprived men of had been left to the stenographer. Blackburn said the provision of work, encouraped tramps, riot and violence, J.e s;uI, p:iper was Mow the house bill prohibiting increased par, distrust, idienes and thnftles- - oosnpemation where an increase of SHERMAN By W. U. Telegraph to the Joxction. Published every evening" (except Sunday) by the KATW 1, 1880. -- d - ' ad to-da- NO. 137 had already been allowed, J. IV. McXCTT J- - Co. had been stricken out by the senate. The only war in which the house was encaged was a war upon the system which, in the judgment of the' committee on appropriations, was a ruinous and dangerous ysteui, aud which needed a limitation such as the house bill had proposed. The spectacle had been presented of a FOURTH NT., OODEX, UTAH. subordinate mudsill, clerk of the executive department, snapping his NVholefa'e and Rsta l Dealers fa fingers in the face of the American congress. Haskell: "What do you mean by mudsill?'' Blackburn: '1 mean i man of about the same proportions as tho man of whom 1 am now speaking." He then proceeded to quoit from the SUNDRIES. , testimony of tho second assistant postmaster general, to show that this ofikUl claimed that he, in the Glass. exercise of his discretion, might exOils, pend the whole amount appropriated for the fiscal year in the- first two or ALSO X1AKB A srKClALTY OF three months of that year, and then stop all star services, and call upon congress for a deficiency appropriation. Haskell asserted the i e was not a dollar of deficiency in the star service to day. Blackburn: "Iwant tho centle man to understand that the amount Kteplng in stock pome of the Fined Brands of of emphasis which he flamed into in his unwarranted interruptions, is Old Uoiirbou and IJye altogether gratuitous and unnecessary. Any man in this house who has one idea above that of an idiot, Imported and Domestic knows that there is no 'deficiency today, but even a man with as little wisdom as that one whom I have described, will have sense enough to know tiiat if we carry forward the postal star service on its present basis, the 13th of June next will find us with a deficiency, I say, of no SOLE AGENTS FOK TDE iess than a million dollars, but the second assistant postmaster general says oflicially and under Oath, that the deficiency will bo $1,720,000. The contracts, however, extend to 183, so that it is not for this year alone that these increases of comHome Bourbon, AAA Old Valley Whisky, pensation apply, but they will apply Kentucky, for tho next two fiscal years." Haskell subsequently attempted another interruption and met with Etc., Etc., Etc. an equally severe rebuff'. Blackburn cited the ease of Mr. Salesbury, a witness before tho committee, who We also carry a large line of Domestic, Imported and Key West was interested in hundreds of these Star route contracts, and whose contract rates had been increased for extra service from 532,000 a year to 913,000, and yet not a single contract stood in this man's own name; this was the power behind thethrone and which Brady, noennd assistant favorite brands, which we offer postmaster general retired unon. lowest prices. whan ha anappedJua, finger.,iatho tace ot the house, and said to it; "Yon say I shall have 80,000,000 for the Star service; 1 shall have eight We desire to call particular attention to our millions and as much more m I please, and when you talk about my violating the law, I will apply to the power which the postotlioe department and the Star service are able to OF marshal in the house and override the limitations put upon it by your laws." That was tha issue, and it was none other. It was a fight waged at but one object, a contest prosecuted but for one purpose, to put a limitation on assumed nnd exercised arbitrary power, which was costing the government millions tt tuoney without any. return or compensation Embracing Golds, Bronzes, Micas, Satins, Blanks, ike. All of the therefor. latest and most desirable styles. Every piece of paper and The committee rose without com, . border in. our house is carefully selected from ing to a vote on the bill, and the samples manufactured to order. We house adjourned. $25,000 J.W. McNutt -- & Co Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, DRUGGISTS' Varnishes, Window Paints, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, Wlihkies. Kentucky, BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &c. HEN OWNED IWnWElSEJi BEER, CI GARS! Including many at LATAGE STOCK, WALL . APER! The Most Complete in Utah. have, consequently, ALL ATTENTION NO "OLD. AND UNSALABLE PATTERNS. ! CITIZENS OF 0ODKN and the Northern invited generally are toeaM at theetitablUhiuent of TUB We respectfully invite the inspection of buyers. mail when desired. Samples by We pay special attention to Our Jobbing 'Trade 7H' f S Orders by mail promptly filled at as low prices as if the purchaser were present, s M H e 9 V X pa:-:- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. s . H JAMES GALE, of Aai , J. a innpert a tock dtnll) W.- , . McNUTT ' - & i Co., Ogdcn, Utah, ir Leading Clothins: Bouse of Northern Utah ! General Furniture! Consisting of everything in that lie. ntfiil eruaneotal ordetiiable, f'r th. Parlor, Ifolrooin or Kitchen. Mt StocV is too fxtenslT for ennmern.. tlore tint if ton want anything Jn tho do. mail) of rVKNITt'KK, plain or faocj, lilpa priced or low priced, meciatn or mixed, entiariimi or tirgaui, ai MARKS, GOLDSMITH & Co., Succsor of I. MAUK8, PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION, and if I cun't eat- jaet come sud examine, i uuuu. jfijy JOU, mere win hu imiui la addition to id Farniturs Stock, an extenfite UNDMUTAKIN G ru Undertakers' tmdneca is carried good, TilmmiugvQrnanJcnU, Materials, We are how receiving our New Goods for the Spring Trade, ana are readg to fill an if Orders at ' Wholesale or Retail for MEN'S AND HOY'S CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Eats and Caps, AXD EVCHITBINS BELONGING A First-Clas- Clothing House! s We solicit Trade Trout the lrouile Entire TO alira-tioii- Interior aud t'Hj, and . r w i JLJf We make a fpeclalty of Boys' Fioe Clothing from 2 year? up au) have tbla L'eparttueut always wtll a nutid V also carry a Full Ml of l ine Baais auj Sbos iqual to any custom in a lie goods mad? t'jr t'e celebrattd firm of Ox, CUrdLe-Cuhlou, tuecersuu t I'. W'te, jr., A C. TLir goods are warranted, MARKS, U0LDSM1TII & Co. nr Y'.-ut'- , JAM3 GALE. |
