Ogden Junction | 1880-06-05 | Page 1

lllfftlflll' OGDEN. UTAH: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE VIII. VOL. were .landing and shouting, the upGENERAL NEWS. roar partially dying away aud then breaking cut anew. Altnougn tlie was continued scene Bj W.U. Telegraph te the Jcictiox A Day of Intensest Excite- lor a of excitement Published every evening (except longer time, it was clearly apArkansas Democrat. ment. Sunday) 1 the parent that it was not participated audiot the Ark., June 4. The Littlb a Rock, so by large proportion Junction Printing Association, ence as upon the occasion of fixley's democratic state convention on the Tho Grant Men ef Ttak Ad- rllusion to Blaine. (Jonkling was 39th ballot nominated Thos. J. (Incorporated.) conspicuous in leading tlie cheerers, Churchill 123, Miller 57, Grace 1, mitted. hrst by SATES or SVHiCEIfiroS: Eagle 6. The nomination v as then 1 hrtt X Mhl, $9 00 $2.W : WAVING HIS HANDKERCHIEF, ptr Annum, 6.(10 tlie. Mrml 1, made unanimous, Jacob Frolieh, for 1.00 1onthi, $lM A Motion to Ballot Fat, but and later Per Week, 2u Omti. standing on his chair secretary of state and William E. 'y U a: y Lost. pari 0 the CMr. and waving the illuminated little piirr" (torner for treasurer, were banner placed to designate the states Woodruff, jr., acclamation. nominated York by on New ade known of rates p the delegation. Finally Advertising By W. U. Telegraph to the Junction. some one started the campaign songs application. A Mining Expert. "Wo'il rally round the flag, boys," BULLETIN REPORT. Nsw June 4. The Panama York, A and the "Battle cry of freedom." ult. says: James A. 24th Star of the vfr J H. Batbs, Nevspipcr Advprtis-In- e New York delegation called tor Aeeot, 41 Park Row (Tinua Uailding), ADJOURNMENT. Crossman, a wellknown engineei and to authorised contract for is New fork, THREE CHEERS FOR" URA.NT miniug expert, has arrive I to inspect in the Daily and gdyertisements Chicago, June 5. It is possible the ancient Cana mines. Crossman our at beet will. Then a Ogden Junction, that the convention may finish to which were civen with is in the interest of a numrate. night, but the probability is that it three cheers for Blaine were called berengaged of capitalist, one of whom is the and n one the some floor, for will a final reach not by adjournment H R fTB mr" said to be James R. Keene. Tl! 0 D Al shouts that sprang from the thous before morning. tRucp. P.ltonell&Co'i hid I Kalloch Playing 'Peiitan.. was more andsot throats tieatening Xewapapcr Adveitialne; Bureau, ILLINOIS CONTESTANTS ADMITTED. San Francisco, Jane 4. A curious 'ban anything which had proceeded llO Spruce Street), wliere auvi-.kmen on tiie rtoor evi- - libel case is now engaging the atten The Illinois ipiestion was settled in it. ThoU-an- ' TcoxTBACTsuruiYnRK . aware of the caue tionof the police court. Last week not liny be mace iot n m favor of the contestants at 2:15 thi wr !Mitly of the fresh outburst, and soon were one Neilson connected with the morning. News Letter issued a pamphlet giving BVSIMSS CAJtDS. The convention was called to order on their feet aiding in the the alleged history ot Mayor Kalat 11:45 a.m., the contestant from PANDEMONIUM loch, scurrilous in the highest de the Illinois districts being in their cree. A person bv the name of of noi?e and confusion. seats. At this time, nearly every person Kydd who seems to be almost unThe question of the Kansas con'l-- WHOLE SALE hail was on his feet, each known in the city, filed a complaint testants was taken up. Forty min- within V: utes have been given to its discus fheeiinL' for his own favorite. Flags, o! libel against Neuson. the case PRQDUCEScFRUITS in the police court, sion. shawls, parasols, hats and all other came up, moveable things within reach, were after previous continuance, when SHIPPING & COMMISSION GRANT WILL NOT WITHDRAW. swung furiously to and fio. Bob Judge Louderback, claiming to repMr. Conkling authorizes a denial Ingersoll, seizing a lady's shawl, resent the mayor, who is not a party of the report in circulation that he wtved it frantically from the plat- to the case at all, asked that the has received a letter from General form. In the center of the stane, case be dismissed on the ground Grant asking him to consult with just back of the chair, a line looking that it was simply made up to aid the J. D. CARNAHAN, 31. D. Logan, and it they deem it proper lady, with a nag in one nana ana a circulat ion of .Neilson's pamphlet and Office on Fourth Street, Ogden, Utah. to withdraw his name as a caudidate parasol in the other, swung them to afl'ect other cases in which Kalloch for the nomination. OVER POST OFFICE. and fro, and repeated time and is interested; that the mayor did not wish to prosecute and that Neilson again : ifebM eom THE KANSAS DELEGATION. had procured his own arrest on the ''HURRAH FOR BLAINE." of Kydd. The counsel Chicago, June 5, 12:37 p. m. The complaint H. J. POWERS, M. D. the She appeared to be in company with for the prosecution and defense convention has voted to accept majority report on the Kansas con- Gov. Jewell, of Conn. Finally she united in opposing the dismissal. A delegates to obtained two flags, and with one in continuance was granted till Physician and Surgeon. test, admitting the tenstate the only six each hand continued the enthusiasbut allowing Both prosecution and defense seats, and of corner Office: Near Young tic efforts as long as the uproar lasts have tried to put Kalloch on the voles. tf Fifth Streets, Ogden. It .nay safely be said that no stand, but as yet he has not been 2:54 The call of states on the ed. of the majority report on public assemblage ever befor witness- found by the officers holding the acceptance z. s. William:, r. S. SICIABD3, the Kansas contest resulted in its ed such a cene. The people seemed subpoena. Formerly Chief Justice PresentingCo.Att'y, actually to have lost their senses in favor, with 476 against 184. eber Supreme Oourt.Ky. The Chinese Plank ltlscaued. The contested question in the the giddy whirl. Commentthen San was FRANCisco,June4. West & WILLIAMS, RICHARDS Virginia delegation HALF AN HOUR plank ining on the taken up. made any corporated in the report of the comThe motion that the report of the elapsedl before the chair call to order, at this time mittee on the piatform of the Chicaon cre- effort Offics in Peery Block, Fourth St. minority of the committee of Maine was seen standing go convention, the Call, after noting Hale contestants dentials, seating two was above the surging crowd, upon the ttie resolution wuicu tue laviuu be OGDEN, UTAH West adopted, from Virginia d241-t- f shoulders of some friends, waving coast delegates proposed, says: "This passed. the banner of Maine, and with the plank which the committee thought THl UTAH QUESTION banners of the Blainestates grouped too radical, does not meet the emer 3IAKGARY. H. W. 0. gency. Its insertion in the platform on contested seats was then taken closely about hiia. would not bind the party to any ac up. AND tion, except such as can be taken THB UTAH GRANT MIX. with the consent of the Chinese PR-a- t LA W, CO UNSEL in favor of The It recognizes the evils ORDINANCE AN report minority government. Main St., anfield block: tMt Offiee the contesting delegates and desira Chinese of admitting immigration UTAH. from Utab, in place of the sitting Construing and Amending an ordinance bilitv of a modification of the exist OGDEN, members has been adopted. passed Mag '10th, 1879, entitled ''An ing treaties, but does not say what BULKS. Ordinance Cohtrolilna the Water vf should be done, if the Chinese gov ernment reluses to modify tlie treaty. The report of the committee on Taylor's Canyon.'' The article then quotes the plank PROF. MAX BOY AN, was business of order the rules and as adopted bv the committee and of ordained the it Be 1. house of Sec. TEACHER OF the City by taken up. The rules were recommended. Council of Ogden City, that the first continues. representatives Music "if this is the best theChicagocou Instrumental Vocal and The report also recommends that section of an ordinance, entitled, vention can do lor the Pacific coast, for is Wat cast the state Ordinance "An of a vote Controlling when the Leave orders at Caldere' music it may save itself the trouble of dodaplOlm a candidate, it cannot be changed ers of Taylor's Canyon," passed May store, Ogden. A successful ing anything. be to construed error. shall '20th, 1879, on this reso except in case of a numerical conducted be can to intended Ten minutes are to be allowed for mean as it was in the event of there on:v lution FRED FOULGER, the presentation of each candidate mean and did mean, to dedicate all beine no chance of doing beLter." the water of the streams flowing in, for the nomination. The Chronicle says of the California Builder, through or from Taylor's Canyon, east resolution : "There is nothing rank Carpenter WANT TO BALLOT. of the townsito proper of said City in this. It is milder than the tem Shop oppodte M.B. Church. moved that the convention of Ogden, to the use if said City, and of the Pacific coast Sharpe OGDEN. MAIN ST., for in per of the people proceed immediately to ballot This for the domestic purposes aof the on the subiect and less spirited man and of States. habitants thereof, )art president of the United the reported yesterday by the motion was ruled jn order by the which wales flows wi bin the Corpo- full plank The report bo far as committee. C T. GIBSON, M. D., rate limus of said City. chairman. this to relates it subject is particular Sec. 2. And that said Ordinance be PHYSICIAN and S Uli 6LCX 3:11. The delegationtheon Sharpe s amentied to the wishes ot ths citizen up fully the after by inserting presentamotion to proceed to of California which is sayword "and" following tha words population Offic: G. H. Tribe's Building, tion of candidates for the presidency a deal," ing goid and before "townsite proper," 0GDE5, 1'TAH. is now going on. OiBTH ST., The Bulletin this afternoon will ' The motion of the Incor .daiarl'tf Sharpe of iNew lork, the words "within : "The secord phase which the say first canof in the section, poration," to proceed to tha nomination in relation to the Chinese has plank "A ef wit: to these words, portion didates was immediately to assume is more obmade been be which waters flows:" And it shall than the first. It reOgden's PlioJwgrapher, REJECTED. jectionable deemed an offence against said ordito the Chinese duces the objection O. STEPHENS, There were only 276 votes for the nance for any person to divert the they do not Corner of Young and Fifth streets. motion but 479 against it. Thus the waters flowing in, C rough or from to the single one that citizens. No other interprebeponie said canvoii, within or without the tation can be placed LANDSCAPE PHOTOtiBAFHY a specially. procrostination is in order. upon the lanwithout Boutwell, of Massachusetts, moved eorpoiaie limits of said city, resolution. If the Chithe of Come and hare your picture taken guage that the national committee be ia the permit of the City Counciso to nese should present themselves in Jan29tf structed to prepare a plan for trie do. large numbers and apply for Passed June 4th, A. D. 1880. election of delegates by the states, the republican party, unL. J. liKUKR'k', would be bound to to the national convention of 1884. this der plank, PERCIVAL J. BARRATT, Adopted. Mayor. James Taylor, no further steps against them. take The minority report on rules and City Recorder. ATTORNEY This muBt not be regarded so much AND order of business wis adopted and an effort fo carry waUr on both as I, James Taylor, Recorder in and shoulders as'a deliberate attempt to the committee on resolutions was for Ogden City, hereby certify that asked to report. the people of the Pacific ASSISTANT 0. 8. DIST. ATTORNEY on the foregoing is a true and correct hoodwinktheir faces." discussion considerable After to Et n states Mortfcagea . (WlaltT. n.,.1. copy of "An Ordinance Construing The article then goes on to picture THB PLATFORM acted. Office, ISert W Mam and Amending an ordinance passed evils that would follow the adthe Ordi'An entitled a of Insertion proposed May 20th, 179, and the to citizenship of the Chinese, mission of Waters the Taycivil aervice plank (at all events high- nance Controlling concludes and OBSERVE! JUST ly distasteful to the third term peo- lor's Canvon,'" passed by the City "It is to be hoped, therefore, D. ple), which was alse adopted, the Council of Ogden City, June 4, A. national the republican that m of of record were as resolutions my the of adop1880, appears convention will not inflict upon & CO., whole fice. ted. insult of basing all In witness whereof, I here- us the gratuitous the Chinese on the to Farr Block, fourth Street, our objections afunto set my hand and FULL REF0RT. have not heretoTore L.S. Have opened out with a well selected fix the seal of said city. fact that they to become citizens. stock of thi3 5th day of June, A. been anxious The follow!?? is a. much of the des That is an objection which might GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1880. D. tailed telegraphic repC.'1 f the Ass0.c-Pres- s easily enough be removed on the James Taylor, Envbracine all lines of Family Goods, m face of it. but it would lead to com and obtain as we could Jut Pickles ly the City Recorder. Groceries, etc. right off, which none of plications measure or bottle, and other to to columns these press. going up tern pnuanturopisw seem to eat the things in like raan-ne- r, The beginning is missing, still it is sense preand ajtioipate. If common will be considerably this IT! easy to see that the wild scene de FORGET vails, plank YOU DON'T August Flower. ttoSed, to day." Call and See! picted must have taken place on oc sale and great popuimmense The dap2tf casion of tV.e decision on the Illinois ef Life. larity of Green's August Flower in contest: h.11 towiis and June 5. The villages in the civiConstantikopi.b, Storrs, of Illinois followed for the lized world has caused many imita. British colony is preparing a strong expect- memorial to Goschen respecting the sitting delegates, in a. pithy speech tors to adopt similar names, SALT LAKE frequently eliciting demonstrations ing to reap a harvest for themselves prevailing insecurity ot life and proa AT THE of approval. The sentence, "nomin-ae- t at the expense of the afflicted. This perty which is truly alarming. Jas. G. Blain, ifyou will" was the Medicine was introduced in 1808, Slatehaal(aptared. of and for the cure of Dyspepsia and DEN. 00 tltra STREET, signal for another grand outburst in5. A telegram from with their etlects, June was encored and Li.er Littios, which Complaint, informs the governFamily Trade a Specialty. applause, teubinvd wnen ne unisueu me sen meh as sourstoin tch,eo?tivene8s,sick Mozambique CFOKt.E BBCEStn, Proprietor. then when those Stomach, Sick Headache, Indiges- ment of the capture cf the principal "and thus tence dmaMtf Heart, verti-ge- , slave exporters. Three Dhows were who now shout in the galleries, shall tion, Palpitation of the hat it failed (o our taken with three hundred slaves on hcver etc., tne etc., under be and byereposing bye dn-c. t fYkl. will relieve board. a .L ..mm .una 'three ktwxcMgc. influence or tueiuumra ou..o any case of L)pepaia. Two million lowers of the MIGAT. bottles sold la-- t year. Piice 75 GRAND OLD SILINT SOLDIER, cents. Sam; les 1 0 cents. OBO. CARKLES8 hae Jnt rewired one of Geo Pine Apples, Cherries, Cucumbers, Green's Atlas and I'iaky Alma wide and awake Orrane and Reed will still be found ood'i A Co', epleiidid Pipe Cauliflower and Green Peas at C. to AlmaIree in-mr troncht the hlck torpvixa enj Ore car t and fires jsac, watching by theircamp dj2tf aleoaeent for "Knebe," "Arioa.' Ftah. Do nac ever puL;.nl,cd, sent lice on re- Maguire's. "Wood k Bardnjao" Piaoor, and will aoppiy rying the banners of the sluggards. hnmi hainlu. orchwtrm, Loir, or lamitiee wilb ceipt of two rent ttamp. scene lonowruinu whicn The Insimmciitii or Mnnc of a lwtr qnaiitv aod G. G. GRJiEN, for several minutes was most I rom bedsteads of rare excellency than aaj othrdlM in Utah. Addrt-N'. J., c. S. A. cbfpr and "WYodburv, , the of r eaiit of DinwoodfV exciting. A part lit Booth glr-tgalleries (two aO at d Lake Order, Salt tf. Boyle'g, bj City. 'rnitare Store) the Grant rata in the conrenUon CAMPAIGN NOTES. I Semi-ft'eekl- 1 P e to-da- -- anti-Chines- LAWYERS. TTOKNEY d67-l- y cam-pfie- and J, natu-lalizatio- Coun:elor Law. 5, 1880. NO. 193 THE UTAH DELEGATION. Some Experieuee iu Bee Culture. '. Bennett Mr. C. is Interviewed at Chicago. Mr. C. W. Bennett of Salt Lake City, one of the legally elected delegates to the national convention from Utah, arrived and registered at the Pnlinr House, Chicago, Saturday. Mr. Bennett was called upon by the Inter Ocean representative, who asked for a correct statement of the Utah difficulty, and an explanation of the way in which the contesting delegations from Utah were appointed. Mr. Bennett replied: Briefly the explanation is this: On the 3rd of April the Territorial Committee held a meeting at whicjh were present five of the eleven members, in person, and six by proxy. Of the latter two were fiom commits teemen who had removed from the territory two years before, and two from committeemen who had removed from the counties for which they were appointed and in nowise represented their constituencies. This left but seven regular mem. bers of the committee in the meeting. The call for the meeting was issued by Mr. McBride, chairman of the committee, and a member of the national committee, I understand, but do not know how true it is, that McBride's promise to SEND BLAINI DELIU ATKS from Utah to the national convention, was a part of the compact by which ne was made a member ot the committee lour years ago. It is generally thought in Utah that the Central Pacific Railroad had some thing to do with the action of the stale committee. In the call for the committee meeting, there was no notice that they would attempt to elect delegates or the sheme would have been frustrated by the people. 1 was a member of the committee, but was temporarily absent from Salt Lake, and on the 12th of March I telegraphed McBride asking him to call the convention for the 20th of April. He paid no attention to my telegram, but at the committee s, meeting proceeded to choose and selected J. V. M. Silva and Presley Denney, both pronounced Blaine men. As soon as this unfair and unprecedented action of the committee became known, a general call for a state convention wag made by the republicans of the Territory. There are only about 1,500 or 1,800 republicans in the Territory. The call was made and signed by over 500 oi the most prominent republic cans, fully representing the sentiment of all. The call was thoroughly published, and primaries were held in all the principal counties where there is any republican vote, and forty-eigdelegates to the convention were chosen. The proceedings of the convention dele-gale- ht WERE REGULAR AND HARMONIOUS, and myself and Mr. E. A. Thomas were appointed delegates to Chicago, with E. P. F'erry and C, W. Emerson We were not instructas alternates. ed, but it was understood that we were both pronounced Grant men. We are the only regular delegates representing the republicans of Utah and there can be no question about the right of our admission." "Will your colleague, Mr. Thomas, be present?" "I am not certain. I received a telegram from him yesterday, saying that he thought he could not arrive here in time for the convention. If he does not arrive, his alternate, Mr. Emerson, a Grant man, or a regularly credentialed proxy will represent him. Mr. Ferry, alternate for myself, is a brother of Senator Ferry, of Michigan, who is understood to be a supporter of Blaine." "Did the fraudulent committee take any proceedings to substantiate their claim for recognition ?" "No; I suppose they will attempt to 'bulldoze' their way through. At their meeting the members of the themselves for committee another four years, perpetuating heir own organization without any convention or the action or choice of the republicans of the territory." RICH Ioe-arit- f BEER! Salt Lake Beer Depot, - -- . PIPE ejUM-ju'v- m d Obdbk, June Wm. 4, 1880. Butler. Baby Carriages, splendid line, all etvles and prices, just received at Boyle & Co's, A dmUtf. Take Your Girl Eor a buggy-ride- , but rent your outfit of J. E. Foote. dapl4tf Bctter wanted at C. Maguire's. dj'.'tf N !W Livery f tables. Jas. E.F iota, has just established a new livery stable and hns on hand a number of fine horses, new buggies and lig;it wagons. All who desire taking a pleasant ride; should consult him before ordering their outfits elsewhere. dal4tf Pine A ppi.ks, Cherries, Cucumbers, Cauliflowers and Green Peas at C. Maguire's. dj2tf For Sale. second hand piano, a bugand a cabinet sewgy nearly new ing machine. Lumber and trade 'taken in exchange. A. J. Kershaw, Plumber. daprl9-t- f A good JiiNt Arrived, By express; the largest, and finest assortment of Silk Parasols, ever brought to the city. Prices from 75 cts. upwards at James Allen's. For Lame Back. Side or Client, use SHILOIl'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cts. Sold by J. W; Mc.Nutt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Drug; gists, and O. C. Ormsby, Logan. ocU28ly OGDEN BOOKBINDER!! B. H. GODDARD & CO., Proprietors BOOAndK li 1 KI) fJJi S Rulers. Paper The manufacture of Ulank Hunk, a euecialtv. en your book ad periodicals. Mufw mounted, Ml mid Letter llu Ida Tabbed. Alhuma repair) d. bonk, anil puree! lettered with sold: iu fact everything in the bookbinding line neatly and promptly executed. Prices furni. bed ou ap 11 lock. plication. Ollke Iu d8ina'.H lm BriuK ELECTION -- OK SCHOOL TRUSTEES N1 OT1CE IS HEREBY that a meeting of the GIVEN REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE FliiST SCHOOL DISTRICT, Of WolierConnty, Vt&h Territory, will beheld in the Tabernacle, Ogilen Oily, ON Monday, June 7, 1880, AT 7 P.M. For the purpose of electing three School trustees ono for th terniot one year; one for the term of two years, and one for the term o' three yenw, and fur the transaction of mob other business as may bo deemed necessary. JtfKi'ii Stankoiid, I Jon PiXGEhK, r Trustees. !. M. Stuart, Oodex, May 2V 1880. j dina2( 1 w A Hyperbole, Having fabricated, expostulated and elucidated the celebrated and conglomerated demonstration over and over again, in these columns, we find it necessary to give you Hy- in order to fierbole upon Hyperbole, know how the old thing is working at A. Kuhn & Bro'r, Clothing and Dry Goods establishment; and for all the men, women and children to know that the largest, finest and cheapest stock of goods iu the city, can be found at Kuhn's. dma3l-tf- . NOTICE. To WHOM IT MAT concern: VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN X' that the Books and accounts of Keenev ii Zeicler umlA .K 7uiirl..e for board, lodging &c, while keeping the Keeney House in Ogden City, have been transferred ro us and we are the only pei sons authorized to'eol'eet said debts or settle said accounts. BUCHMILLEK& WELLS. Oudex, Juno 1st, 1880. dje2Iw FOREIGN NOTES. ao7-i- y B. E. Editoub Junction: As 1 am in the bee business, I wish to give a sketch of my experience in that line of busineas. My father in my native land kept bees,and about the year 1870 1 bought a stand of bees, and the same summer I increased them to seven and got fifty pounds of honey. The bees all were wintered out of doors, by placing the hives close together and nailing up a back to post set in the ground on the north and on the east. On the top of the hiyes I laid boards to keen them dry, and iu front of the hive I laid boards to keep the sun off. Bv this the bees keep in the hive and do not waste away, tor the bee is one of the seven sleepers in winter and should not be induced to leave the hive by heat er any other excitement till the snow is gone. After the cold weather the boards in front and on the back should be removed, and the hives moved in a working position about fifteen inches between the hives. If they sre too close the queen bees of the hives are liable to kill one another. If (he stands are lower than two feet from the ground, the toads and ants will trouble them;if they are under trees and too much in the abide, the bees are wounded by the branches in the working season. They are betler where there is a circulation of a;r and where they can have the moms In bright moonlight ing sun. nights, in warm weather, they work also at night. When second-hanhives are used. the hives should be cleaned thoroughly before using. If you find too many drones in the hives, they ore better cut out, for if there are more drones than working bees, they will eat the honey as fast as it is made. There is one kind of foul brood that I cut out wherever I find it. It b caused by bad management in win ter or summer. If the bees are cold in winter and cannot hatch the eggs of the queen, they die in the cold, at a tender age If they are too warm, they also die at a tender age. As soon as I find young stock like this dead in the shell, I cut them out and the other bees go on prosper ously. When the hive is lull of capped honey, I take' out the honey and clean up the hive. If there is a hive that is weak, there is a class ot bees that will tarn on them and rob them ami take bees and honey. If the hive is strong, the guards meet the robber and carry 'am on a prisoner The stronger the hives are kept, the harder they work, but they nuit have room or they will swarm and leave. To keep the hives thrifty, there should be some ol the old combs la ken out, to give them a chance to make pew ones, lithe bees swarm and leave, your best bees are gone and leave you the old comb and old stock in dividing. If I cannot find a young queen in the cell, I take the most thrifty of young stock and place it in the new hive and move tne new hive where the old one stands. I made one stand from two and did not weaken either of theiu. 1 also gave one man a divide of bees andtended them for him that sum mer and I made him six stands and took out for him 100 pounds of lion ey that season and all his bees are in good order. 1 have Bold bees all over the coun Box Elder and Da try through this, vis counties,- - all from one original stand of bees. I have taken many tons of honey from bees that came from that stand of bees for which I paid f 15 ten years ago. Bj W. C. Telegraph to the JrfOTOH., The Czarewaa. London. June 4. The Czar Leading Clothing House of Northern Utah on re the telegram announcing the death of the Czarina returned to St. ceiving Petersburg immediately. The Duke of Edinbui g will go to St. Petersburg to night to attend the funeral. lleliM June nv The BtalRBlng .Tun , 5. receiving our New Golnfor the 8triHt Tratle. ana are rerulf to fill any Orders at Wholesale or Hetail ' We are. now Trirk. The resignation ofPrince Bismarck, ont a new apjcal i i i . i to the country, can oe iookbu y a to with something like if the Landtag rejects the churcn Dip. Hi MuoceKMorm ol I. JIaRU-S- Pulltl. Clericals will ev erywhere participate in me municipal elections to test their strength in view or luiure ponuciu necuoni, Home, ARKS, G0LD8MMH & Co.. 4. ior-war- d MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, cer-tuint- Denver, June 4. The HUpuUiean't Every thinsc has been quiet for the past few days until yesterday, when the miners on t!,e Morning Star refused to go to Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Eats and Caps, AXO F.VSKTTUISO A First-Clas- s Vie fcolicil Trade Trout HKLONGlNft TO Clothing House! Uic Interior antt CUy, ami work, as they had been warned by promise Entire SaUBfuclioii. the strikers that they resumed at We make & specialty of Boys' Fioe CTothiug from 2 yeara up au. their peril. I he roanager being in formed that an attack was contem- have this Department always well a'sorttd. sheriff for plated, called upon the on the were put and guards aid, We also carry a Full iJne of Fioe Boots and Shoes equal to auy no violence was attempted, custom made mine, but : goods made by the celebrated firoa of Cox, Voting i i r.f min t owners and man- successors to P. Ware, jr., & Co. Their goods are and Boaton, it is Gardner, agers is called for in resmi win the meeting thought decision to close down until the MARKS, GOLDSMITH & Co. oVtrttf. strike is ended.