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Show . 1 'I I DARY COrttlSHE i MAIL. i. WEdACttUAY - - JANUARY 27. Ax attempt is making; to create an excitement about Cuba, tut without much warrant. There is no doubt tbt ttfis Government will lots no time or claims to the opportunity to present-itnew government in Spain, and them. Nor is it necessary that Mr. Cushing shall await a fermal recognition before bringing our injuries to the notice of the Spanish Ministry. It is probable, also ttoat tor"toar toistruetions'ttract in a to require a speedy and firm manner-an- d definite answer; but there is r.o present danger of hasty action either on our part or that of Spain. Th New Tork Herald says that the political importance f the CubaD agitation lies in the belief that the President regards the Spanish question as one of the trump cards in his hand, which he will play whenever he may be hard pressed. This the Cuban bondholders and adventurers generally unlsrsland, and they are naturally anxious for a war with Spain, but the Secretary of the Treasury and the Committee of Ways and Means would have something to sav on this matter. There is no doubt in the minds of navy officers here that we could capture Cuba in three or four weeks, and this, of course, would be the first result of a war with Spain; but tbs annexation of the island would deprivo us of about $30,000,000 of gold revenue, which los the Treasury could hardly bear At present. L. TIBBALS. SAM. euvuci AcrnTttr: t:; UkCZZZ. WINES AN0 LIQUORS. BAIN WAGONS I f HOU OE, J i J (&1 and Board and room, per day w RETAIL Beta for t7hljr Dearden. Speelcjl -- FACTORY DEALER JK It We have bow FI5!E (gij WISHES, LIQUORS by defaulting railroais and States toward liquidation. During the past year Tennssee has resumed the full payment of her coupons, South Carolina and Louisiana have commenced to refund their debts at a depreciated rate, and Virginia tfnd Alabama have appointed commissions to negotiate with BAIN WAGONS mi H (All sisaa), Ui Q .akd tu FARM WAGONS. FARK! WAGONS id With CALIFORNIA STAKE RACK BEOS, LIGHT and HALF SPRING WAGONS. O Irnft The Uriueac jIG A S- IF3L The BAIN aS Jcrs. ol The default of interest by railroads reached its highest point in August, when the amount of bonds on which interests was overdue was not less than Of tho 109 defaulting 500,000,000. railroads known to the Financial Chronicle, mortgages havo been foreclosed upon seventeen, thirty are in litigation, thirty-fou- r are making arrangements to their overdue fcnl interest, one has resumed full payment, and thirty-sev- en -show no signs of life. The shrinkage on the value of these bonds is not loss than 300,000,000, probably at this moment and it will be soma time before a fair interest can bo paid on the other $200,000,000 which wo may think we have saved out of the wreck. When wo consider that we havo absolutely lost $300,000,000 in railroad property alone, on which we were promised and were expecteng seven, eight nnd ton per cent, two years age, no wonder somebody in the community feels jor members of the United States Senate expire by limitation. Some of these prospective vacancies were filled by elections held last year, and a number of elections have been held during the present month. In the Legislatures of eight different States the balloting began Tuesday and is continued Wednesday in joint convention, and, in addition, the Legislature of Rhode Island has resumed ita daily ballots, .which were suspended lastJune. The following is a list of the States in which the vacancies occur in March, with the names of the old and new Senators, as far as determined, and the political standing of those yet to be elected: New Senator. Old Senator. twenty-fi- THE LARGEST AND -- W. A. Buckingham, K. W. Eaton, 1). DELAWARE. T. F. Bayard, D. T. F. Bayard, D. SELECTED BEST (Doubtful) . STOCK Uta.lt. ' (A Republican) MINNESOTA. A. Ramsey, R. F. Cockrell, D. Corner Montana anc! Fifth Sts. CORINNE, UTAII. J. P. W. Sharon, R. seltf FURNITURE. ETC. T. D. CONWAY; CORINNE, LWAYS OX IIAXD AND FOR SALE at reasonable prices, 'these wagons are thoroughly made, of the very best materials, and are known all through tho Wtotasthe Le t and uiort reliable wagon made, and are A It RANTED IX EVERY" RESi'EOi'. Also a full of ALL CO VEILS, SIZES; TfAGON LOWS, TRIMBLE SKEINS, WAGON WdGOX; Montana Street, - WAGONS UTAH. j F. Kern an, D. R. E. Fenton, Lib. R. ' ' ' PENNSYLVANIA. R. W. A. Wallace, D. Scott, W. Sprague, R. W. UTAH. OGDEN, J. (A Democrat.) TEXAS. . S. B.Maxey, D. W. Flanagan, R. VERMONT. L. F. Edmunds, R. JU G. F. Edmunds, R. VIRGINIA. F. Lewis, R. R. E. Withers, WEST VIRGINIA. A. I. Bereman, R. D. - (A Democrat.) WISCONSIN. M. ILCarpenter, R. (A Republican,) VALLEY ROUTE RESTAURANT U new running dally pMeeagrr train, forming connection with the Central Pool Prirato rooms for families and parties. Furnished rooms upstairs to rent. The proprietor supplies lunch at the Germania Saloon, oysters and everything in stylo. V, J. TOOHY, DENNIS Attorney-- K'timatos for promptly furnished. t - X a vr a LOWEST hcatn and ventilating Send for circulars. AND Lake 82 Also constantlyon hand, a full supply of2 Furniture Mowers, Reapers and Prowers Bedding,' Crockery, Self-Raki- Day street, Chicago, Illinois, Direct eorumuuleatlon made at JML With Chlcfo and Northwestern, Chicago, llo. k Island aud Pacific and ftt. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri River Line of Packet to and from all principal eastern and southern Cities. 1 & o, UTAH. nfgr HR9T CLASS HOUSES at convenient HOTELS AND, EAT1N points on the tine. Palkaans F&iate, Cleeplr? and Drawing HOUSE HAS BEENREFITTED ra-H- IE and urull-iiirnish- , thi Depot eepl-t- f TSKSSJUL'S DRUGS, USTK A tt FINE f o or r ne y a t-- L DKaLKB AND RKTAIL We Invito inspection by our many cntomers and the general public to a large jsort-rne- a AND CHET.1SC ALS Below Salt Lake Prices. X Fred Corker. OnOKGR, 314 California Street, MAN FRANCISCO, METALLIC COFFINS AND CASES FURNISHED TO order. carefully attended to. Furniture repaired at reduced prices. - DIs EVERY PERSON Man, woman, boy or girl should send at cnee for one of the Excelsior Stationery Packets, containing note paper, envelop-s- , pen holder pensq blank book, blotter, photographs pencil, of 100 beautiful ladies, tooth picks, perfumes sachet, Chlneso puzzle, and a fine pioce 1of.la-dieor gents jewelry. Try a package. rice, post paid, .50 eta., or 3 for 31. AgeDtswsnted. J. CART Y BURROW. Address, 319 HarTuusr St- Philadelphia. OrL'. PAINTS, WINDOW YARNI3HES, Orncs At A. W. Perkins Drug Store, GLASS, ;TOILET Moore. PERFUMERY WALL GOOD8. FANCY AND octl2-t-f , PAPER, & . x CEOCKES BBOWN, a- 1X9 C01I1I1SSI9N Etc. CORINNE, UTAH. eepl. Fact I 1 cpoRTlNd. MININ O ANl5 - The celebrated blasting J PULLMAN PALACE, DINING AND- - SLEEPING! JCAR3 SUPERIOR QUALITY. FRESH FJROfc received and TH2 KILIS. It being constantly 1 a delivered to the Interloi. the into tranaperted consumer within a few days dt the time of it in every! way superior to manufacture, and lx.isMarket. S9v other Powder We have been awarded successively Of i which eomblnes all the force g7z -- : '! t i .4i Two daily trains im eoaneetie with trains on ONION PACIFIC nAILIlOAO wxh2 Maks sure at v,vr. I . rcia ROADS- t A;tU --oaa-our .CkW; H. P. CTA1TCCOD, ylT-t- f 'i :v; i; , with all the 221 CCU7t:ir.9j EASTEH3 at F LOHOK - Cscrctorr BETWEEN OMAHA AND CHICAGO. three gold iielais other strons exploftvesnowinnee, and the lifting fercebf rowuan, thus making it FINAN, HADDIES and FRESH OYSTERS the axsY Bnasrise to any other nxn pound now in vastly u)rior ; IN THEIR SEASON. : ' ' use. A circular containing a ruixmcscsamoiro Highest price paid for UTAH DRIED FRUIT this Powder can be obtained on spptioatiouto OfSee, or f any of our Agents. 3 Mala street, doers above Portofiice, AGIITV SALT LAKCSirr. Train gsd Crrs .1,Ce3e 1IEECHANTS, and dealers in CUTLERY, - 1 HERCULE3 P0I7DEK., FRAMES,. POCKET . Tlie Old established L ne By the MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE snd tu STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY for the suall others. periority of our productstoover We atso call attention our Wholesale and retail STATIONERY, PICTURE . Shortest Line between Omaha and Chioago. UTAH- - Refers by permission to Gov. G. L Woods, Special Art 1 O. DodC, J. U. Wlckizer, U. S. 3Iarshal, Geo. It. Maxwell, Postmaster, J. M. LIDDELL ? on hand (op-pesi- to SOAPS, SPONGF.3, BRUSHES, IMPORTED Chicago & Northwestern Railway. Manufacturers , and have Constant the Prstofiice, P.O.Box 692. PINE KST For through rates on freight to Montana Sweetwater Mines and other points, apply to 11. BllOWNSON. General Freight Agent, Omaha. T. E. 8ICKLEH, Genl Hupt, Omaha. O. W. MKADK, Aas't Geul Svtpt. f FRANCIS COLTON, Gen'I Ticket sgenh Omaha. 4 1 SALT LAKE CITY, ioc?anjr alt Trains, sopl-t- f POWDER WORKS v sold at or roots Can THE CALIFORNIA Real Estate bought, sold and rented. Money loaned on Keal Estate and Collateral. Collections made throughout tho Territory. Cor- respondent promptlyjattended to- - ed w;atchies patch, and warranted. LOAN AND COLLECTION AGENCY. of the goods, which will be L.V PISTOLS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS always on band. Repairing done with dis- SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MINING SUITS X PURE DRUGS CORINNE. riATIVn COLD JEWE RY WaSHITGTOK, D. C. - - And manufacturer of fine No. 21 Main St., 5 doors north of Po&toiiice, Salt Lake City. tTC. BAR FIXTURES, WBOLSSALI - DtALKR sup- H. MoCUTCHEN, JOHNj - .1' 'Ihe table ed. plied with the best tho market affords. m Nxar JOHN KUPFEK, Props. MONTANA ST. eop7-t- FARM MACHINERY. Office: CHROMOS, PICTURE FRAMES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. U GREENEWALD, MALSH And all kinds of the best and latest improved Warichouisk and LAMPS. - Than Fou In Avoiding the 4a'?era of the Sea. ng Reapers, Threshing Machines, Sulky Rakss, Plows, Grain Drills, Gang Plows, GLASSWARE. ing 1 t ChinaT above-mention- , Through to Kan Fraaeieco Kept! SALT LAKE HOUSE SALT LAKE CITY - - u4 the ULISS. & WALLS, RATES! CASH 7 Etc. Veutildtcrs, Ilfgi3ter, Kail Route to CalUerai - AH PACIFIC COACT With tho latest improvement. IMKAYM. Fropr. AMOMO octI2-tf lb mmI Ranges &: the French Plan,1 HAIR STKKKT, Goods Pp PLATTE SALT LAKE CITY- - carefully packed and delivered at Railroad i)epot3 Dee of charge. , (A Republican ) Gl Brownlow, R. The Seeat TIONS. ORDERS by mail promptly filled. ISLAND. TTIfV tTttQ family supplies. FEDERAL COURT HOUSE BUILDING, Por sale at the ' RHODE PidiFiC ALL DESCRIP- FIFTH STREET. OHIO. A. G. Thurman, D. A, G. Thurman, D. J. Y-a- U. S. COMMISSIONER, . (A Democrat.) NEW YORK. . X MOODS, WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS OP NEW JERSEY. Stockton, D. u OpiMMite Wnlkr Brothers Bank, Balt Lake ily. Open. Day and Night. ForiVVoodjHard and SoftICoal, MEALS COOKED TO ORDER AT ALL HOURS. -- Arhi.-iSr'"-' .- i.-i- CHICAGO 9 T. W. Tipton, Lib. R. (A Republican.) NEVADA. will Please Purchase Passengers their Tickets at the Offices. " Stoves, .VV;'- - NEBRASKA. W. M. Stewart, R. to and , 1 lOn nt MISSOURI. e . Q FRENCH MISSISSIPPI. C. Schurz, Xiberal R. 9 Bad Debt Collections a Specialty. B. K. Bruce, R. Train-Leav- SALT LAKE TIME psr Stage connect with Train from Northera Settlement. FUENAOKSi (A Republican) H. R. Pease, R. ' CO.. WELLMaN. PECK General agents for Pac flc coast, San Prancisoo PLATED WAKE. J. W. RlicMUTT, MICHIGAN. TRAINS RUN ON Dooleys Yeast Powder H Daily Passenger For all Information concerning freight ox Is put up In tin cans of various sices, tollable for families, boardinghouses, hotels, res- sage, apply to CHAS. NIBLET, taurvus, and ri?r, lake and ocean on short or long voyages. General Freight and Ticket A(at , Tho market is flooded with cheap, inferior JOHN W. YOUNG, Uenl Superintendent Powders of iicht or short Basing ana st warDOOLEY T YEAST POWDER 8 is weight. ranted full strength aud full weight. Sold at waotesale aud retail, throughout, the UNION RAILROAD. United St i to 3 generally, by dealers in Groceries arul 0 b o MASSACHUSETTS. Z. Chandler, It oj 1173, OGDEN AND SALT LA rail stock, of the celebrated CUTLERY. W. B. Washburn, R. H. L. Dawes, R. a a a M W zX and after June it, Corinne at 7:39 p.m., and Logan at idtf) a.m., to connect with trains for and do not be put off with any other kind. 0 CO On LOGAN. ae75.1y W. P. White, D. W. T. Hamilton, D. 13 ( AND Doo!es Yeast Powder S 1 35Clir 2SL. i give for . con I CJTJ Exjunction with C.F. B.B.), ,. Bo sure to ask P. SGHUTTLEBS .- MARYLAND. -- guaranteed - Tralaa ran betm Yeast Powder Dooleys to la satJefaction. Cl M K O H X ao LOWE, sad If the chespvst, because full slight. IN TIIE TERRITORY . H. Hamlin, R. H. Hamlin, R. j? Hi 1 X Coriuno mirrors; MAINE. cr !KT. kCT- -' Dooleys Yeast Powder si 0 o A INDIANA. F.. J. E. McDonald,: D. D. Pratt, O -- d 13 FLORIDA. Abijah Gilbert, It. K I or- GEORGE H. i CONNECTICUT. . 3 j - Dooleys least Powder M 'CALIFORNIA. N. Booth, Ind. R. 4 o i. j Train for Sacrameato and Wuair ranYe mace... eeaeeeeekete0paeeaWeeAaeat D A. If. TOWHXL Gsal Srpt T. H. GOODMAN. UenIPaCr griTLitiAgi duaplinf.s, potplc, sod psstry, sice, jigbt and healthy. u H i'sisr -c Is the best., because perfectly pure. d -- o WACM DEPOT ve S. Hager, D. I ia - fpl-t- f . J. 1 , $ 1S73 Dooleys Ytmi Powder s sd kinds of 8 H e a2 ai j t. Is put up In full. weight can. ' bread, etc, . W J: FERRIS & HOLT, ! General Agents for Montana and Idaho. Os the 4th of March next, the terms of & made for achean wagon. v e do not protend to compete with cheap work. Our wagons are all 'first class. All wagons warranted lor one year. t' DooSeys Yeast Powder Hi u el Pouder jo Ycztt . 1. . .. t a, n ..ik.w ....i.a... Overt Krclykt and Aecfeucian for Cedsn and rL.MW.H..HmmUil3a s. Ovsrland Train for Toano, Carlin, Winnomuoca, Wadaworth, Kmo, Ms rye villa, Keddicy, (for . pace yid y elegant 8 'k i' Yeas! Fowdcr Dooleys rolls. Make biscuits ; fade. Wagon ;h Makes delicious muffins, griddle szkcs, corn . ui . bond-h- H AG ON Is not A - M tn prff-cfl- Doolf 4 to Are superior Jto any wagons sold in the West. They are is bfting made their h THE BUS W1G0YS that progress is gratifying to know I FREIGHT WAGONS, r .' rortland,0.)8acrareento, Btocitoo, ' r Merced (for Ycvaalte), lijtra (fop i dgia Arrtlxs), Cx ....... FYanclsco... r.v 039 Overland Freight and: Aor--x" . . - Pcudcr Dooleys Iczcl wholeeonw. aep7-3- m on hand ww is-i- r. ' Ortrlksl Paaacsstr . v. rr or. DAHL & SOBENSON. a ' 1 Monday, Csir ir Trmln3 xrll lmv CCrXia Cdiy r , 'c - and Cat ilV!' jfL I nihly 1C02. ESTABLISHED I r" JL. I ; hi I r' t rbf 50 ............... 50 Single bedsL...... 75c to LOO Single roomi, per day..... f' r , i t r MS ......$1.502.CQ meqc.... (Single to-u- rge 1. () UTAH. In J&riztm to toff Great iMlectloe L the Timsa. WHOLESALE a rv fv - M 4 V (Opposite the Temple) SALT LAKE CITY z. czzzmzz-z- . '.. L-l- -bv of Uniot- - crcxBOG, Etnifoa Omaha. Cstxa . a. Is DUNLAP, . Chicago, U |