Salt Lake Daily Review | 1871-11-06 | Page 2

:v r ( f .& t V m t i ) " N TT LETTER FR'MI PROT- OISEWS, ETC. ThoDaily Review. - -- Hoaday Evening,' Nov. 0, 1871.. jjJtBEll.1 Li.1 pRovoj Utah, Nor. Ejhtor lia,,-"-"l-,- -, MINISTER WASIIBIBME. Advice from Paris report the presentation of A handsome testimoui.il to the Hou. E. B. Wnslibuniey ottr minister at Paris, oil Thursday last, by a large number 0 of Ameriiun Lr iultmtu. Lie gaut and coxtly dinner nr.d tea Berrlt-e- - 4, 1871. Ritvir.vrsi The mining case of the KureTta Mining Company (of e et ab, is ttlill Tintic) vs. the court, and will probably continue during the it xt ten days. It is j bu-fur- all one of the - TIWLJriVXJSSJ 1 TELEGRAMS A , j i . Hrw York New. New York, Nov. 5. The World says most extraordinary rumors are in circulation concerning the issue of bonds of State- of vutlt' ChrolmaJ Suspicions are there have been such over issues as to absolutely endanger the solvency of the Slate. If is sJ.tTed .that a bank'noje company of this dity printed twenty firlj and ino,t important mining cast-- s yvt( tried in Utah, and the ruling of the court and decisions of the jury are bo.ind to have a telling effect of Wiucricaa silver and American manu- on mining matters In this country. "We life cartful ruling of Judge facture were included in the offering, anticipate, by and iis being so explicit on Strickland, and ' the occasion - is reported to hare nil points regarding the law, that his millions in bonds, which have passed been one of unusual interest. While we Honor is fully alive to this lict. - .. "Mr. , (templon. "of into the possession' witnesses for were Yesterday hare little ajmpa Hy with tie spirit in plaintiff State Financial - Agentf- that several which presentations of this nature arc examined by Carter, Robinson, Rojlc members of the State Government in and Uoseborough, and this city, and Ollier Somli Cnvol. nians, Usually given and received, jret in thi by Smith, Kitkm(rick and Cooper, have boon the proceeding. instance the testimonial vras a fitting Major Harmon was peppered with Gov. Scott is watching admitted the said have to hot for shot about an hour by Judge of the public worth reedgnitTou docs not state but of bonds, but lie stbod the fire like a corn priuling and efficient services of one Smith, the object of issue. !. ilk Lieutenant, and retreated In good GoiK-fu- l whose conduct during the late war iu order. Jautev MCeary. formerly of Crismon and Judge 41st the Ohhs ami ou Gcn. Regiment, France fcfteced honor upon the notion Cooper Charley practiced surveying and map- Hazcns now staff, Republican Congresson the wall for nb ui an whore he was. te s - - 1 - - emst-examine- j d i -- u representative Among all the foreign Ministers resident in Paris during the siege, nwd the more terrible revolution which followed, not otte proved so faithful to his trust ns did Mr.' Wasbbtirne. Nor were his labors i confined to affording relief and succor to his own cout but English nud German residents of Paris were to his timely interposition for substantial aid and protection,- ami for life Instances even iiself. The respect which he won from all ' classes was well attested by the Communists themselves, who, evep; (a the wildest excesses committed by their frenzied followers, never failed to respect the person and authority of Mr. Wlshburue and alt methbers of his diplomatic household, His tireless labors in behalf of humanity knew o lines of nationality but were put fjr:)k as willingly for citizens of Germany or England as for his It was eminently fitting, some recognition should that therefore, be made of bis efficient services, and, while it coaid not well have takeu the form of a national offering, it will perhaps be not less acceptable as the spontaneous expression of the gra.itude eu tertained by private citizens of America toward Mr. Wasbburue. i - in'-jy- me j a fellow-countryme- i, AFMIHS U SOUTH CAROLINA. confession s The of two hundred of South Carolina that they were members of the organizntion, ' effeetnally gives the lie to the assertions of the Democratic press .that this organizatiou was a myth and hvKn-KInbill an'actof gross oppression. While it is undoubtedly true thut certain Administration jouruals of the ultra-rabistamp have exaggerated both the number and enormity of outrages committed in the Southern States by this association, yet the fact that the grossest crimes have been perpetrated is no, established I eye ml question. We are glad however to observe the promptitude with whkh President Grunt has revoked his proclamation suspending the writ of habeas corpus in Marion county, upou proof that the state of affairs ou whtrii that prot bun.r jpn did not really ex based was 1st. The suspension of this writ s of should only be resorted loin the greatest emergency where an absolute necessity exists to warrant the exercise of the prerogative. It is reported that such extraordinary Issues of State bonds have been made as do endanger the solvency of the State. 'Tweuty . millions in South Carolina bonds have been printed recently in New York City. The object of this immense issue of State accuritic s docs not the1 circumstance lias caused appear, and grave suspicious of the good conduct of State officials. citi-ken- Ku-Ivlu- x t x d - , j cu-c- j KILUSO OF CO- L- OROiVEXOR. The death of the talented Col. Tho. W. Grosvenor of Chicago, who was shot by 'a member of ihe Home Guard of that city, for insulting language and refusing to halt and give the countersign, is likely to receive judicial action, ami will doubtless result iu oue or more indictments. - Governor Palmer, in a letter to Attorney General Bushuell, after am extended review of the facts in the ease as elicited ujlon the Coroners inquest, takes the position that licit her the Mayor of Chicago nor Gen. Sheridan had authority to raise the regiment for the' defense of the city, and that consequently their acts were without legal or constitutional warrant, and therefore utterly void. He says that the action of those persons in thus assuming to suspend the operation of tli: constitution aud laws of the State, and substitute in lieu thereof military force, was insulting alike to the dignity and authority of the State Confident in the belief that the State of Illinois is capable of enforcing its own laws and of affording protection to its own people, he directs that the accessary steps be at once taken to bring to speedy trial all persons connected with the kilhng of Colouci Groove nor. t designating the 30th inst. as a day of thanksgiving, by his Excellency, Geo. L. "Woods, Governor of Utah, wilt be found in this issue of the Review.' The day named by the Governor is the National Thanksgiving Day chosen by the President, and will Thc doubtless be strictly observed throughout the land. It Is not only the custom, but quite proper, that a day should be set apart td offer up thanks toathe Almighty for the many favors He has bech pleased to extend us as a nation, the peaceftiiness and bounteous supplies which we have enjoyed heretofore through His bind providence, as well as a peaceful Eu I boftnteous future before ns.. Let the whole people accept the offered opportunity to show their of His unlimited kindness, and offer up their thanks in the fullest might for the past, as well as a continuance of tbs same. appre-datio- i I ' - ri Ox. P, E. Coxxoa is sgaia with ns, after a few days s jouru at the city of Fockion, Utah, where he has got targe V,1y property iideraita, 1 ' V.' ping hour, t can .mg much in - court, Charlie ways he ivili place himself under the instruction of Mr. Davis, the surveyor, and be ryadv for the next cae. T. C. Meadej gavy his evidence in a decnled manner, and counsel for with wcdl directed shots of grape and cannister fuiled to make an imIbsliop Jenkins sustained pression. his reputation,! aud left the field unscathed. The certificates of incorpo ration- of Eureka Mining Company was presented by counsel as evidence, and objected to , by the defense. Captain Lawrence, president of the Eureka Miuing Company, whs called to the stand and examined. The counsel raked each either as long as the Court would stand it, when the objection was overruled. (Saturday), the examinution of witness continued, eliciting nothing new. Eveiy! witness so far has stated distinctly and positively that they htd examined the ground in dispute; that the Eureka (is one of the best defined fissure veins ,in the country, and the shafts ou the King David develops the Eureka lode, aud, notwithstanding the scientific, rigid and severe cross exami-uaiio- n by (the learned counsel of the defense, and Inwycrs that understand the business, the testimony is Capt. Nancarrow, by his own invitation, was cross examined ty Lug. Cooper, and a skiruiLh was had about the definition of a vein, and the difference between a ledge, a lode, or a vein. A brisk fire of wit, science and snrcam was kept up for some lime, much to the edification and amusement of the bur, jury and ye nnsaintly miners. jTheCapt. had been milling fifty year.-- , had no pretentions of being a scientific man, but when it came to practiced knowledge, he was thar. Four or five other ex per. s were sent into actisn, nud came out with flying colors. The Court then adjourned till 9 a. M. Monday morning. Last night, just after dark, as your contributor was quietly wending his way in search of something cheerful, he heard a gentle voice exclaim, (evi-- ' with considerable dently pathos!) to the ReThat sort of a b h view. ' The aforesaid son immediately stopped, surprised and delightPjd in hearing this highest compliment paid him since his auieut ill this country, and was about to acknowledge I ho courtesy extended, but seeing through the darkness the outlines of four or five of the a for s.iid eons, concluded he had not lime, 'and it was not the right place to make his speech, and so turning on his boots, took a walk. Should aii v of those four or five low lived and sneaking ignoramuses happen to see this article, aud will call and nee him, alone, he will only lie too haupy to give them a reception iu accoi dance with their position in socictv. and will use bis best endeavors to malic them sons of (o) bisuary. The weather is cool and there iscverT . Hear ye,1 iiidicntiot) of a this court is now adjourned until nine Me-- . oclock, Monday morning. nmiiM-meii- de-ti-t.- se j - j To-da- y unim-jieach- ed. fis-u- rc ' snow-storm- Louisiana, man, SL M wrys Pari-.li- , died tliis evening oi" consumption iu this city. New York, Nov, 4. Three women, Victoria C. Wopdhull, Tennessee Claf-liand Mary A. Liliana, registered their names and hope to be allowed to vote on Tuesday. There was an ext itement intbe village of Passaic yesterday, in consequence iff the side of the furniture of ihi, village council room to. meet the. certificate of the Mayor of Jersey eity. to the amount of four or five thousand dollars, and which he was unable to ' collect. Washington, Nov. 5. The instruction of the President to the authorities of Utah were to the . that they should be firiri yet judicious in the enforcement of the law, and make no comLatest reports promise with criminals. from officials there represent that all danger of. a collision has passed. Thc receipt from Internal .revenue front July 1st to November" otb The expenses of were $4b, 5)00,000. revenue officers for the past quarter have liecn reduced fully thirty per cent, from the corresponding period last year. South Carolina papers' report the excitement iu Spartiumbiirg subriding. No arrests yet in Chester, but twculyone i .. York county, where two hundred persons confessed connection with the Ku Kluv organization, though they allege they never participated in the operations. Some say they were compelled to join, while others did it ns a means of protection froi$ their negro laborers. The confessions give names of those who initiation. Some acknowledge the commission of outrages in Ku KIux murders. Of recent arrests, four negroes and six whites are rete,aed. Eighty eight yst remain iu jail, including two uegrocs. Col. Horton G Sickles has been Pension agent a. Philadelphia, vice Forbes removed. The internal revenue fur the" fiscal $ 18,900,730. ' year to date amounts Nov. 5. Chicago, Damaging charges are made against Holden, thc bummer candidate for Mayor. A special from Springfield ays Governor Pulrner is preparing a message to lay before the Legislature, which meets on the lo.li inst., in which the controversy between himself and the United Slates authorities are alluded to, with thc correspondence between hint and Mayoi; Mason and others, relative td the military occupancy of the city during the lire. n np-jMii- j dii-notnb- ly y. ulcd tin-latte- r, f, Reported Resignation of Secretary Pin-Fi- re and Kxpl wlon. The Tribune reports tbe resignation f Secretary Fisl), and says editorially that thc country has been afflicted with Mim-Uikf- . War a Si) Rotors of War. Just ns we were going to press the following dispatch was politely banded to us by the affable gentleman to whom it is addressed, be having received it from a friend. It speaks for itself: Silt Lake, Nov. 3. To Muse IIayxess Hell is popping. Mormon nnthorities arc closing whisky mills. Fighting may commence at any moment. I leave in fifteen minutes. This surely is not right in either writer or paper, which would publish it without a responsible signature. We bear much indignatiofj expressed at the thoughtless blow aimed at our business men and commerce, jand nuder the circumstances cannot blame them. The press is represented here by an agent, and if stich a state of affairs existed, he is the one to send thc news. IIow would the Independent l.ke it if a party should telegraph from Elko that cholera, small, pox aud a vigilance committee had full and possession of that burg? j WHY The Triltune of this morning contain editorial in anan able an2 well-time- swer to thd question so often asked by r Mormons e and their apologists as (o why Ilawkius was not iiidiited under the Congressional law of 1&G2 ngaiust bigamy, rather than the Utah statute of 1832 against adultery. We quote from the Ti ibune as follows : Iu a prosecution for bigamy two mnrriagcs, one lawful the other unlawful, m unt be proved ; and the lawful wife eannot be a witness against her husband. A large proportion of the adult people of Utah were first married in far distant countries, aud the proof, without the t est imorjv of the wife, is not accessible. The polygamous marriage is a secret ceremony, and it is found to be almost, ifj not quite, impossible to extort the proof of it from the faithful. Even parents, whose daughters are reputed to be. and by everybody believed to be, living in poiygsmy, hare denied the marnage ceremony when called befere the Grand Jury aud a worn as witnesses. Rut in a prosecution for adultery, only one marriage need be proved, and the Utah statute makes the wife a competent witness agaiust her husband. She may know nothing about any polygamous ceremony of marriage, and even if she does know it, she cannot be a witness against her hnsband for bigamy ; . but she may know all about his and is permitadulterous ted to awear to it. , ' The question I ansivttvJ. .(beat art the reasoc why it. O h-r- else-wlie- FOR SALE, The first case " , fer'Tribute j Thn BestAdYcrtIs!njnciI-r- 7 WJ THIS PAPER. It. thein-elve- n l. to-b- PAT. LANNAN -- F. XjO JLJSTe CHOICE MEATS, &c., Ot Invent Cnpltaf -ii LIVING PRICES. n GENTILE BUTCHER hrl THE DAILY REVIEW. If SHELDON. PUOPUIETOIt. PROF. I to-da- y I MAIN STREET. 3 ria wiatt -- DAILY RHVIUTT. e MR. TYPOS ATTENTION! not prwrnt at th who riT) alt tin T. I., IIS. Tbe of J Ual aecinl 1 d I mill haling I'nioti ilniiic ufflre wiu e of lh nit tl cuort, Iti printer Ninn ofT . W. Atmtm usd 8th L. ford fmm the I II, Swlion niun, and in mtmitance of Art it It all Uulou printer 2, 4f the . r. I re a ar arcurdinc! J. T EVANS, iifc-Serntary D, T. V. IIS. e l. del-ur- 1 j i, furaors innumerable concerning the resignation of Hon. Hamilton Fish, Scire-(arof State. These hate been finally (rstalied into the statement which we have received today from Washington, TIIE UNDERSIGNED, IRINT-ers- , in a .shape so authentic and trustworthy and members of Deseret Tv (hut we are compelled to gite it creUnion, No. 11.5, take objection dence. to and protest against the action indicaPratts oil works, at Hunters Point, ted in the above notice, for the following During the fire reasons, to wit : jwere burned yesterday. a large tank of gasoline exploded, seriFirst The proceedings were irregu-lnr- , ously burning four firemen. Loss, $20,imimiuch as no notice was given to coo: members that business of such an imDeath by Poisoning. portant nnture was coming urnUr conThe melting being special, Miss Alice Maprs, of this city, was sideration. Liken from a Fifth Avenue car in a dy- the character of the business ought to ing condition, on Saturday last, and have been specified in the notice. members themSecond l'he e.a-lledied shortly after. A post mortem ex nmination showed poison in her stomach, selves bad no nutice that charges were and it is Indicted that she was drugged to1 he preferred against them nt said by tillains who answered her advertise-jmen- t meeting, but were waited upon by a committee from the meeting while it for a position as governess. vviU in session, asking them for their -- There Nov. is 5. maniChicago, without making any charge. fested much interest in the city election, ultimatum, This (Third meeting was which will take place on Tuesday. The not than half the members more has mauj a proclamation rccont-- j Mayor uemliug the suspension of all business being Fourth The decision was hasty, prebn Tuesday to allow nil an opoort unity and was arrived at under the mature, to vote. Damaging charges arc- made influences of bud tcinM'r. bummer Holden, cindid.iti; against Fifth That hasty and arbitrary for Mayor. It appears that Holden, a of this kind have Wen. and always a member of the City Council, received will be, fraught with the worst. eonse-- ( some $15 000 cash, sen! for the , relief of and a special ear loud quences to this and all oilier trades 'of supplies. TJje Mayor turned over the unions. We, therefore, consider the proceedrelict business to au old Chicago Aid ings irregular aud unauthorized, and the Society organization, compjsedof a reconsideration of the whole demand best citizens, aud regularly incorporated. the next regular meeting before matter Com the The Chairman of Executive In the meantime, and for Union. the of inittee of this Association, Dexter, ap- life slime reasons, we consider tbe in for the Holden to funds, etc., plied ids hands. Holden refused, and still strike against the Tribune office without authority, and deem the publication of does, to disgorge. the above notice as an unwarrantable Accident In a fhnrrh Rlercn Person uot being ordered by the assumption, and Wounded. pCUled Many Uttioo. Louisville, Ky., Nov. C. At nine and E. A. Littlefield, a half oclock last night, the giving way T. L. II am. of a column in the lower room in the Jobs W. Blast, African Baptist Church, corner Fifth K. McMillak, and York streets, created a panic among H. S. CooMua, the congregation iu the upper room, and John Isaac, the whole body rushed and jammed ' W. J. Collie, down two narrow stairways on each side of the door, men tramping over women ami children in their fright. Eleven A PROtCLAHATiOri were killed outright, two of them children, and a number were more or less wounded. One had a leg broken. The killed are all women. The scene was. mothers terrible and henrtrending, BY THE GOVERNOR. screaming over their dead children, husbands in agony over their wives. The Grant, column or pillar which gave way proved TTfllEREASI. Ill Excellency, U.S. of the United Motes of America, bus, to have been set on the lower floor be- ly irm'lanuttion, et oml apart Til L KinipoinKsi tween the joists, with nothing under it ll A V, the :tutli ilv of November, A D. 1871, aiAl-a day for Public Tbankaclving and Praia uni but inch flooring. mighty Ood, for hia tdeminm vonobaafed unto na a notion during the put year: Detroit, Mich., Nov. 4. The Michi- a Now, Therefore, I, tieorjc L. Wood, Governor gan State Relief committee hns published of b tab Territory, do, by thla my Proclamation, of Utah to a circular, stating that the contributions rail nixiii all ihe pi opt of tbe Territory meet at their reapecth place of worship on aaid of clothing from all part of the country, day, and lift up their voire in onm of praiae and for the relief of the sufferers by fire in llmnktgivinK unto Il m who boldetb tliy deatiny Natiou in hia band, for tlie manifold blessthat State, have Wen so generous that of thewhich wo, a a people, havens rtelily enjoyed. the stock now t hand and in transitu ing We have bn n the favored children of the Republic; will frilly meet llie wants of the sufferers no great calamity baa vented ar, peace and every here prevail; onr ftranariea are full; What is still oar mines for the article of clothing. are rich and inexhaiMtihl--- ; our future needed is building materials, farming ia full of prom ire. Let all tbe people rejoice, and be Imped by every tuepw. utensils ana provisious, or money for tbeInpraise of Hodwhereof I have hereuutu art my testimony their purchase. hand and caused the Great Peal of the Territory L'tnh to he affixed. Don at Salt lark. City, on Washington, Nov. 4. The President of thuctb 3d day of November. A D. 1811. to day appointed George II. Baker, of ULORUK la WOOLS, Governor of Utah Territory. Pennsylvania, Minister Resident at Con, By th Governor, vice McVeagh, resigned; stantinople, lihOKUK A. BLACK, nS.( and Jobu Hart Haws as Consul at Secretary of Utah Territory. Ha-kodad- IT 3LVIC324 j scholar instructions ou the guitar and haujo, at hi rooms, ovtr Pat lannnn's Butcher Shop, on Mam it reel, commencing Monday, Oct. 3U. llonre of instruction' from t till 4 r. n. For o2Glf. terms apply at rooms. Railroad Shops rpiiB I lie i,ptmoMcR ariwtted. Osr Je ' TO GET A GOOD OLOTIEIIIETG-- , HATS, BOOTS, BiANKETS, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c., ilso ST, They would inrito tho - Puhlie to CHI! n4 ex mine their Block befopmrhiiiig elMwbtrt. forget to look for the Commercial. JlLll'H nl. Maim WAGON Boots Froiseths New Sectional and eral Map of Utah! 1 t nil ReacrlptlonM. Of Geo. W. Clawsen, X L REVQLYF.RSL .nfw The eeL et.a. t 3 t Littnutt. d tee Min- v THE MINING DISTRICTS, And all the Government surveys in the Territory. This Map is also a greet convenience to those ia Mining, wishing to eend a good Map to the Btee or Europe. CALDER BROS., Salt Lake City, Sul Agent for Utah. lmo31. esi cwLt Im m re m Jl WSVE CFtm mm m dresaa.mjl8la Wrertr Hi W artsumvfti jssdl amPFW M G Csx, Meaehwrewef hy dh ttrhmrmr, merwix 31 k .re ter art d R.reOa kuwswa. Crtahncwva. Stt a Bead Cee i... ... ri """"i trout. LAI. C. 9f. General Greeer, Blaeksmitliihg, 4 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS ASS CAP. HOES, HAY IN ALL ITH nnANClIEH. Patent - laua. md.ieew. t re and Cprtm$n PREHIUU WHEEL C3AKER, eight mile to the inch. SIZE engraved on etene, colored In counties aud mounted ou cloth, showing The Counties. The Towns, Tho Katlronits, Tho Jtlroro, Tho Mountain Ranges, Tho 1Lakes, et. I Thu CaHard Cc3T.r;:r IS EMPLOYED BY US. 1fedicines, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO, TiN- - COACH PAfriTHIG WAnn, nails, i;un rrc. ttuk Beatk Sterne, i i F. W. EHLMAH &. T. AXD CO., tCir-t- f CARR'AGE PAINTING I PHARMACEUTISTS bfECIALTY. AND CHEMISTS first Door , COACH AND CARRIAGE jreKJr feme pert, b u:j MINB1S0 UAX.lv Il warn aad dh oA CtX Dsn's a hti:i:u nailss. iit.a rr iuzdz'jzz. TRIMMING. FI aha, forth of Elephant Mtoro, eaatk ;rhre moN, I 0, lyskes rllsss. WSmm gt AJTSM K3Clf1dN hTVt riHCAGO. Main Street - Salt Lake City. DEALERS IK Horse Shoeing IN A STYLE TO SUIT ALL. Drugs, Medicines A. UOPPKH. XC. XL ZADIUHKIU. and Chemicals, d FANCY ARTICLES NOTICE. PERFUMERY per-o- n pwrkee he wed., k he. wee 8 me-aie- Ones, Eifpt. TiitsZh, NATIONAL BANK OF UTAH. (Bomeaeareta Harney, Dahtee A Wamass C,) Htwur, fust C. L Bsaum. Tic Print Aavaont Gotx. l'hev. Balt Lake Clt.Utah Territory Also CO meeting office at Ogden Mid Carina KUtah, aad Virginia aad listens. Meat DEALERS IN Cold Duot, Coin, AUCTION Stsrss zr.i Inin fSt 'Vent fritlr, ftrtvreem Mooomd mmA TS-te- LL Trasrtmsia Prerert. Attreeihd INaaa. pew yew d evMar end i FIRHT j i x A vet. Js-l'- TRR I CONCORDIA. Fortress Monroe, Va, Nov. 4. Two TOILET SOAPS. Verein alnd hlermlt FINE die Mltclieder Terrible Boiler Exploalon. tohundred colored emigrants arrived ALLE den 6th tick Horyen. Bontag. Portsmouth, O.. Nov. 4. A dreadful day from the interior of the State, and November, 7, Uhr in der Verein Hall, BBUSHES, and COMBS, accident occurred this .morning at the took passage on board the vessels Edith einxuflnden, indent wlchtig Geachalft vorilegea. railroad depot, the locomotive boiler of and Rose for Liberia. Ian. Burrxowscv, Tato, lloLitKDs, President. Secretary, the mail train exploding. George ntl-eNov. 4. The London, Telegraph Valkner, who was engaged in shoveling i coal from a car into the tender, was prints a special dispatch from Paris, Government of AND that a the plot against blown into the air fifty feet and fell 200 heretofore existing between has Wen discovered in that city. THE M. Joelann and 8. Murcia, under the name yards distant a mangled corpse, having Spain i A Morris, Furniture and Upholstery of Joe leon no clothing on but one boot. Adam i this day dissolved by mutual convent. dealer, we a Rich Srbiee. By was letter, who private breaking indebted to the Shilling, fireman, Any pne knowing thema-lv- e coal on the tender, was killed, the tep learn that a silver lead has Weu found above firm are miueted to call and settle with J. IX GREAT VARIETY. M. Joelson, at hia old stand, who laths only of his head being blown off. Adam near Helena, Montana Territory, which authorised claims same. to collect the Any WINES AND LIQUORS for medicytal Wavile, laborer, was injured, but to and assays $91.10 per against the said firm are to be presented within PURE Phyekdana prescription carefully what extent is not known. H. Burt, is fifty feet wide thirty day. M. JOELSON, compounded at all boars of the day and night,GerJ ia for over and traceable feet, 1,000 ton, left for Ilk. A. II. KnuxnM, forefhan'was also injured. Fragments B. MOKK1& BmoZh. man Physician, promptly attended. of ttc bi iUre and erglne, weighing i IIow t that for width, trace and assay ? Lit Take City, Wovsiber?dJ t7l. t. a.'w.r. fW fflx.VI Inches, scale i. al-n- : CARRIAGE WORK, he. BROWN A CO. f. W. Shoes &. MADK TO Oimr.U. rAl! work virwiej ari dam m AND and JUST PUBLISHED Entrix Taooaxt. Ttt STREET. '(Oppaesla tha Kteyhaat Stave.) Store, hriwrrn BECOXD BOt ibe gfiortrsi iwliog. Trunks and Valises, Second South strert, Boot & Slice Stcro, BALT IiAUE CITY. Full Assortment of San Francisco ed a, a full from California or Post the mg , tee ta h of the beet aaai ty fast what I. as Live ae.iaewe A--es kawwa hy Ike baa dtr heiiases heeds, eerds, pew, tine, c reels re. atm, thev aad he tea af edvertMuag aetieae tha paVUe sort they qaaiated nh them Hair Black Kart of Us Re were Hamaa, Julius Brown & Co. IL , SECOND SOUTH Outfit for the Winter! AYR Just recsived line of A CO., Time A. HOPPER Now is Your ed, pnm-M-ri- ty Saltan and Pope. v- - i r.-- interbre. tv . tt Prest-(Ve- nt Victor lTAgo has made a second visit to Thiers to procure pardon of Henri The President declined to Rochefort. i ' First x OF THANKSGIVING ject. THE DAILY REVIEW, tha suff-rers- Gov- -- O F tfcto CITY MARKET, nc-tloi- i- ment also opened subscriptions for voluntary contributions for the same ob- M plMnni Is InfMflf tWeiUstMftf TAKI tbftt they tmf fitted if the German empire. Corned Beet in San Diego, Nov. 4. The Arizona Fire Proof Safe. Enquire of Country, la hot everything aetteliy found in a Miner brings news that the ludian who J. Xotumt, Jeweler, killed Barnes on the 21t were overOpposite Salt Lake Hones. Class Butcher Shop. taken by forty-sitroops iu Horse-sho- e took An engagement place, MASONIC NOTICES. Canyon. Orders addressed t Box 363, Poet Office; efll re- And ihcrefttre DenVit X ' which lasted for several hours. RoWrt ceive ruaipt attention. mritil iAcmotbfs of the of Goods doit vend frs of chance In any pwrt r the JVI. A. A. No. Wasatch killed first F. 8, at was two thc fire, Lodge Whitney J.OKNSTilN k Ol. CU,. columns communications ike aZTtf. held at of soldiers wounded anil two hores shot. Regular Building, East Tempi Street, the I he Indians, posted in a secure place Second and Fourth Fndny of each month. MemSister Lodges, ana sojourning Brethren in among the rock, could not W dislodged, bers ofstanding are cordially invited to attend. ! Not One Cent and were led by Caehise, whom Collier good R. I L HOBKRTSON, W. L made as with. M. had reported las Swaarx, Secy. having peace The Chinese Company are renewing s, and crimi& A. S. A. quarrels among FOE DEFENSE !! LODGE OF PERFECTION, NO. 1, A. THOUSANDS nal trial have Wen commenced, growQT.A JOHN'S S. A. meets K., at Masonic Hall, (Cemmnrce lute riot. the out bf ing Building,) Main street, avery Second and Fourth Hamilton, Nev., Nov. 4. In the Eb Monday of swell month. Sojourning brethren are erhardt Mining Company vs, U. G. Bias-de- curd tally invited to attend. the verdict efthe T. F. TRACT. T. P. O. M. Notwithstanding to gain possession of 20 feet of vallas M. Swvbtx, Sec'y., a portion of uable ground claimed if too want to the Ward Beecher mine, on Treasure Moriah MJy. 70 Lodge Mount ft A. M. Regular Comm a meat ions Hill, the jury last night rendered a ver- held at Masonic Hall, Commerce Building, East the defendant. dict in favor of BUY, Tempi Street, the Second and Fourth Monday of month. Member of 8ister Lodges, and San Francisco, Nov. 4. About eleven each Brethren in good standing are cordially SELL,1 SENT, la atitl la the Bald wtth oclock last nijht an attempt was made iourning LOUIS CO JIN, W. M. invited t attend. CaaiaTomcm on Dixbl, Maine Sec'y. the to burp lodging house, Kearifey street, near Commercial. Isaac I O. O. l,uughin, a drunken lodger, was arrested LODGE NO. 1. Meet every Thursday at About lire. the UTAn M.. in Commerce Buildings, Main street. on the charge of setting good standing are the same time a Frenchman, proprietor Salt lake City Odd Fellowr in SOL. LEY Y, N. O. to attend. At his Market, which he sella at of the lodging house Bull Run, on the invited ADVERTISE LIBERALLY J. M. Olxcsoh, Sec'y. left for was robbed and i Coast, Barbary ' dead, (baring Wen terribly cut with a bar of iron. The police arrested Tom IN i KingJMary Dolan and Frank Mari!, old a or habitues of that place, on the charge DeaI forget tho 0 robbery and attempt to murder. The California Rifles, N. T. Co., were last (night mustered out of service by 0 l ordef of Gov. Haight, who lmd been Ul 8 served with a mandamus to compel him If yott are yaing into business. WHEN YOU WANT A CIIOICM BTKAK J to issue a commission, as Captain of the 23tf. you hare increased yur stock company, to Dr. ODonnell, whose name 0 the has been prominently before CO public If you Irani to get2 out fuiet, fc ACADEMY ! DANCING t iu the case of Eugenie Chavette, alleged to have died from the effect i of aborbe a LITE Wmm mini l you UJ If u tion. and other case. mao, an economical one, Allmnv. O.. Nov. 4. Jim Koek, a ILate of Baa FraaciecoJ half civilized Indian, who killed another .a ' U Indian last Summer, was tried and senul to the States prison for tenced ADVERTISE LIBERALLY tlu term of ten tears; John liaiiize, for EXTRA fCE IX i passing counterfeit C3in, was sentenced ON STONE. MALTESE'S FBUIT CO to three years ; Geo, W. Saxe, for shootr And tit Bosk Paper to do ing a man on the fair grounds Inst SumIxl we mer, was sentenced to tw-- yours. P0 Eoontnya of Mootings. Mondays, A'cather stormy. nil and Wednesdays. lands The 4. . Portland, O., Nov. 0 Soirkr Every Friday Nigbt. along the line of the railroad from HALL TO RENT. . Oktt. AJ--A have been withto drawn from the market. divorce suits oil There arc twenty-fivthis of court. There term docket at thp on thp Guitar and Baqjo ! were seven divorces at Albany last Lessons DICK BROWN will give a limited nnmher week. - ernment has forwarded $20,00U to Am erica for relief of Belgian settlers who suffered by forest fires. The Govern- ' Meat Market! TIlo Wido Circtilaticn Ornsteiti Ac Co. V pre-en- f. y Constantinople, Nov. 3. M. Franche, the Papal envoy, left the capital, having failed to obtain any guarantees from the Sultan in regard to the status of the Catholic subjects of Turkey. The Sublime Porte persistently re used to discuss the question of its Christian subjects. San Francisco, Nov. 4. T. I rgjrwyg of appea( from the Consular courts of w O M.ipln Ten Pin Alleys, each seventy (70) STALLS fiOS. & and 16 China to the U. S. Circuit Court of San ri1 feet long, in ten feet aert toms with three (3) Fianei--.cO- , under live late Act of Con- aeca of pin for e.icli alloy, and a complete outfit of IN TUB balls. Kuquire of gress, hai arrived. It is a case against Lignumvita L. H. lOHNSTCN, the steamer Shark for damages hy the Office of Tiernan A Williamson, opposite Salt lathe oltitf. owner of a jnnk sunk by collision at House. to furnish choice meets, not And are CuHton, a BEACH have for sale, at tho Salt Lake listing ofprepared HUNT Htable, a number wf fine Brood Mares C. DuisuWrg has Wen commissioned Imported from the East. Inquire at the rear Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Eau-isg-- e, Consul General for the Pacific coast for just nStf. of Salt Lake Iloiree. one-sid- - The Belgian arl, till office. Payment on the same stopped, WHITNEY ADOOLAN. lx-e-n no 3t d a Brussels, Nov. 5. and rspurted for tba Dai IT Kby tbe W. I). Telegraph Co.) mpHt Spatially - to-da- y . agian-- ly tearing it at baa WE Custom House. A bill has been found ill the U. S. Court against him for embezzlement nud aiding in n conspiracy to defraud the Government. lie has given bail for his appearance. New Urightiui, Pa. Nov. 5. Colonel David Stanton, Auditor General elect, died this morning from hvpodcrtnie injection of morphine, self administered to relieve pain from an attack of hcres. in making the injecPhysicians tion, be punctured a blood vessel. , Boston, Nov. 4. Alex. C. Felton was in the U. S. Court for sentenced irregularities connected with the Hydo and Leather Bank, to one years imprisonment and $1,000 fine. Rochester, Nov. 4v Frederick Douglass was unanimously nominated this evening as ihe Republican candidate lor the Asieinb!- -. London, Nov. L A supplement to the official Gazette contains a proclamation of .he Queen proroguing t Parliament to tho 27th of December next, lutt-rnlanal Dlipnin In the Cortes. is believed that Madrid, Nov. an attack on the Government by the Republicans under the lead of Scnor Zorilla will be made in the Cortes duroil the subject of ing the coming dialing with the international societies. Senors Zorilla and Sagasta are widely at variance on this point, the latter supporting the Government heartily. A compromise between Sagasta ami Zorilla, which has tip to this time been discussed and looked forward to among conservative.' Republicans, in- though' now to be impossible, as the agitation of the treatment of thc Internationals is sure to produce a complete rupture. Berlin, Nov. 4- - Thd Reichstag passed war fund bill during the debate. Prior to its passage, Bismarck urged the necessity in the present aspect of the European, affairs country by their empowering the Emperor to act promptly and freely under any adverse and threatening circumThe passage stances which may arise. of the bill which was recommended in the Emperors address would leave his Majentj unshackled aud would undoubtedly jdaee the Prussians in a position to act either iipon Ihe offensive or defensive. No complications wire at present apparent. : NOTICE. Another Difimltrr. Savanah, Nov. 4. Collector Robb tins ruiiimJ, and is in charge of the to-da- LOST. loATESVr New NOTE, bearing date about July 15th. 1871, PACIFIC TELEGRAMS A t Tmtir fcoonti for Congor given at The Under will confer a favor Silver City, 'r I ti! y e We are somewhat surprised that visitors to this city can find no other occupation than to throw firebrands nt our present quiet .Ye can sec no reason why situation. seek to retard commerce in our people nud growing Territory. Or, in young other word, what have wc done to be thus treated. Here is a specimen (private telegram) from thc Elko Independent of the ith Instant : Mu.li tons from, thirty to fifty pounds, were blown several Square and felt through the roofs of houses on Second street, and the wharf boat into slnne passed the river. , The front of the boiler was Wow n forward over a coal tar and buried in the rear end of the express ear. The locOtnotive was the old one that rttn through the depot in Cincinnati and plunged into a coal pile several year since. It had been brought from Lhillicnthe yesterday, and the boiler had, just been patched. It was some twenty years old and was apparently in h.ul- condition. The engine was a total wreck. New York. Nov. 5, The Relief Committee of the Chamber of Commerce received 1,041 additional subscription for the Northwestern sufferers yesterday, Gov. Hoffman said he would remain here uutil Wednesday and attend to the enforcement of the election laws, if necessary. Thomas Bradley was fatally stabbed this morning hy James OBrien, ou account of political difference. New Vork, Now 6. The Times is authorized to say that Gov. Hoffman will recommend the next Legislature to abolish imiirisonmcnt for debt. He will also recommend a mollification of the laws regarding the undue detention of witnesses, The World reiterates the report regarding the plundering of South Carolina by State officers, and says later information shows it not only to be correct, but even so tempered in the interest of truth and justice towards all, as to fail fur short of the real condition of affairs, The World also alleges immense issues of fraudulent bonds by tbe State officers of North Carolina, and promises in a few days the official figures regard iug both frauds. New York, Nov. 4. Charles (YCpn-no- r says that it is certain that from tfircu to six millions dollars can be recovered from Tweed, whose aiders and aliettcrs are also to be proceeded against. Tweeds election by a large majority is Conceded. The Herald says the controlling political element of his district is, according to Democratic authority, outlaws, vagrants, loafers, vagabonds and bummers. They would probably go for him if he was under conviction and awaiting sentence as a robber of tbe public treasury. ERretton Matter In grw York. Tbe Tribune says that in some that of Bradley and OBrien, the iutense interest in the election threatens to disturb the peace, while the prospects of a quiet election are ntt The canvass of the past encouraging. I ii contests two mouths has been tiot-where tho struggle is narrowed down between candidates on the Ring and Reform tickets, frequent disturbances ire almost certain, it is hocd that the police and military preparations to sup press factiousness and preteut general jiots, which have been threatened, will prove effectual. Practically there are Only two tickets in the iiclii, that of the Ring or Tammany, and that of thc Ou the county ticket of the Republicans of both organizations nud holiest Democracy are firmly jinited, the ticket being made upol (uth parties, and heartily indorsed and Supported by seieral reform organizations which have spruug into existence (or this canvass. yr f Specially Compiled ad Reported for Ue Daily Review, kjr the Co. W. U. Telegraph v n t rear: A W and Curroney. Draw Exchange a Neve Tetk, Chiraga. M Lewis, Omaha. Denver, lea Fraarhav aad ail part of fcwrepe. Ctdiectieaa prompely attended ta. a t m 'a Frexk Tub EsUtr, XasS received fria CMmg oomof wart. JOFSPIT 9.lf X"- - DtI.lN2Lle liinii?g ei:gii UP 4 0re-Free.rel i Wei Iv tunivt SvA IIttrertUTAH. tvrtm OateaM the ALT UkXa tr.v'P a - P