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Show Salt Lake Evening OL. 5. NO. 11. SALT LAKE CITY, THlUtSDAY, NOVEM15EK MORMON SALT LAKE EVENING CHRONICLE A Free Fight to Kaaeua One Dopes Lying rider and Girls. ni.lSHED KVEKY EVEXING, . (Sunday oxceple l ,,y the ONICLE CI POLITICAL FOINIKUS. ol Tlielr New publishing company, and York, r lOOBMM.nDj Nov. 12. One huu,lrcd Mormons landed here yesterday, tUe last consignment of thie year. They ar mostly from the British Isles, Chief Elder Smith la rather discouraged at tha poor crop. Ooe of the Mormona, a shy English girl named Cook, declined to accompany the Mormons any further upon arriving here. She said to a felhrtr passenger named Gildea: "I was led by curiosity to attend a Mormon missionary meeting. The Elder ssid he knew 'my mother in America, end she had told him that' ahe wanted me to come out and join her. lie then showed me a letter which lie said had been written by her to him, and let me read that part of it in which something was written about bringing her daughter back with him The Mormons told lie that we young women would all get married to good husbands and he sure of happy and proa- lives when we got out to Utah, iieruua it waa a fertile country with a religious government, anil that everything waa nice and homelike. 1 belivcJ what he said, and when the ship sailed 1 wee one of the several (core of women who made up the company who went on board. I dont believe it is true et all now. There were half a dozen eider on board, and they lived like nabobs. They drank champagne constantly in the cabin, and played cards for money with anybody who would join in. They went among the young women in their comg pany and displayed photographs of Mormons, telling them that the originals would many them as noon as they got to Utah. An attempt to rescue Miss Cook by some of the paaemgers resulted in a tussle, and one of the elder waa knocked Bat on the deck. An angry Irishman, in the melee, shouted imprecations at the eiders, and threatened to lay them all out if they touched the girl again. The Mormona finally iyew back and let a Brooklyn man lead the girl to tire cabiu. Min Cook had almut $50 in English money. The police authorities were notified and the girl placed under their protection. It is said that hundreds of young girla are taken away every year from their homes in the old countries to Utah by gents of the Mormons, who resort to all manner of pretexts to induce them to come. A determined effort is to be made to stop tills human traffic. sixty-fou- Ke. 1!7 S. Miin Uki Salt Street, Tarms by VHlf. City. s . iiiiontka. aisenontta." S.OO 4jOO ... ZOO By CenlertoaU partaol the city: reived lit mouth .. - 75 who do not wodtr thdr rtreTor have any oauw of comnlalnt, will theoaiee. Lake City Poetofflce aa 8ilt the viutved at ilwW noticing matter. it. WILSON, Boilnn. JOHN' CiDY Manager. BU8IHXSI NOTICXJ. FACTORY FISK MESSINA New Figs, Cocoa Ruts, and Candice, the rM,:,h Walnuts, Home-mad- e the City, at Walter Cooper's Candy Factor), lint door south of Walxer Howe. .,ir rOBEROOM AND CELLAR Second South street. Apply . on the premises. Jbhnmu 11. 1). t.i i ioiT HAJLE OY8TKR AND CHOP HOUSE, n A bargain. Oood location, low rent. A Would I' i.ncc to nunce money thie winter. dl half Interest. Inquire at thle office. mlALOlLAND TAMPS AT THE PIONEER "(ill gtore, 67 X. First Sonth Street. II. Uurhler, proprietor. OXQ HOP, CHINA AND JAPAN BAZAR. . large Stock of imported Holiday Goode, elao the China Bok Wan Tea, ,iaiid Coffees; China Water IJly, etc. New good pcr.Prlcei No. 367 Vain at. reaMmatile. (Utr. rmllEKTA t B .O.BoxlOM. YTOItAGK, AUCTION AND COMMISSION. S iuvliif lcaied the old City Market Build-i- street, I am prepared to l.teroodsforeturageat the moat reteouable him. I have ample room to accommodate itKMfltula of tona of merehandiee. and to all who may leave nodi J. W. MYBICK. b ray charge. ou West Temple good-lookin- YOUR ) bool! and ahoe repaired neatly and riiMBir. alter the moat Improved style, next walker Houee. north. John Wetcel. )IX)T AND SHOE MAKER-G- ET PROFESSIONAL rg. T. KADCLIFFK. TEACHER OF Vi. Miulc, hi removed to FI, at Smith street. cond door east of St. Marks Church. Ogden sited Wednesday and Saturday. 1HAPMAN A WHYTOCK. IIKNTI8T8, Walker Opera Home. Annuhetici Telephone in office, J. L. Whyiock, D. D. S. i. . Chavxaii. j a OFFICE NICHOIB, DENTIST. , opponlle Walker Home, over Rebury & Anesthetic given. ihnmr drug itoie. Trbphouclu dBce. J! 1 ua MISSIONARIES. i'vwtists - nrrciioocK a stover. Block, Salt IJ j.w. Hitchcock, Wasatch ake. W.AStover, Logan, Utah. SOCIETIES. I0CKV -- OliNTAAGUE -S- ALT LAKE A BIG SCHEME. JUGULAR CONVENTIONS EVERY FRI-li day evening at a, In ball of the Union, American Millionaire to Day tbo Island of Cuba. liter Opera House. Sojourning companiona cordially Invited to attend. ARTHUR L. THOMAS, Commander. '. H. Sxidki, Clerk. New York, Nov. 12. A German luu the following: newspaper UTAH LODGE N0.1, I.O.O.F. Wtrmoulh of Louisiana has .FEET EVERY THURSDAY AT 730 P. M., Min Odd Fellow' Hall. Union Block, Ball formed, with Lorillard of New York, a ike City. Odd Fellowa in good standing are iviled to attend. yndicate for the purchase of Cuba from K. C. SPRINGER, N. G. for $100,000,000. The island is Spain I. J. Thomas, Secretary. to be used for a sugar and tobacco planSMT LAKE LODGE NO. 2, 1.O.O.F. tation. The paper states that Augustus IVTIifTg' EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT Belmont, Pierre Lorillard, James GorL 731 Is Odd Fellow1 Hall, Union Block. U TOun in good standing are invited to don Bennett, Leland Stand ford, 8. L. Mieuif; M. Uarhftr and John V. Mackay are GEO. A. LUKE, K. G. J. N. Dabuxo, Secretary. interested iu the scheme. The sum of 820,000,000 is to be paid in cash and JORDAN LODGE No. 3, I.O.O.F. $5,000,000 to bo paid to Hpain in annual Monday evening Meetsinevery installments. Odd Fellows New Hall, Union The Botlischilds, it is Black. Odd Fellow in good standing am said, will he sureties to the government to attend. fur the island. It is to be established JOHN T. BUCKLE, N.G. hunt Hyahj, Secretary. on the plan of the Indian company, and after a term of ten yean the island is to rTdGELY LODGE No. 9, 1. 0. F. Vf KCT8 EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING he given to the United States, which itlaiT Mo'clock.tn Odd Fellows HalLUnion then will have to pay the balance of the Stack. Veiling brother made welcome. while purchase money $30,000,000 PHIL. KU1TLK, N.G. the principal sugar and tobacco plantaW. M. Cmkh, Secretary. tions will repi am in possession of the CaLeNTHTlODGE NoT 5, K. OF P. syndicate. REGULAR CONVENTIONS EVERY NON-day evening at (1110 Hall, Walker No Mora Fighting fur Sullivan. upun Hnnse, at 730 n. m. Visiting Knights made welcome. PHI L KLI PPI.K, C. (J. New York, Nov. 12. .Sullivan being Jiiiin V. Tavlos, K. of K. A interviewed said: Ill never enter the MISCELLANEOUS.. again. They may issue all the ring challenges they like. What is the use of fighting a man with bare knuckles when I can knock him out with gloves? "What do you suppose is the real reasESTABLISHMENT. on Paddy Ryan failed to come to time in San Francisco? was asked. He says he was not satisfied with Parson Davies, MRS. J. E. GREGORY as he always comes out with a small stake when the Parson handies the returns. I wonder if he is right? I know he is a UfAVISG BOUGHT OUT THE ENTIRE fine fighter. I am tired of the business 01 yR3' DARNUM in tbo Millinery and anxious to qniL I shall never enter Hinr the ring again, and intend to give up even boxing before long. No. at H gun H. FS an! n. a Tammany iPr.ft SR Fairly Squelched. Opiuliin. A Deiuorratlo Hurrah. e lu B il mm MAIN to Riggs & Main 5? .V. Main Street, Next to Barratt Bra . Furniture Store GUARANTEES GOG!), Orders tvf NEW HOUSE! ; NEW FURNITURE! AND NEW AND MODERN IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. !o2750 RATES $1.50 DF.ALKU IX Till? CELEBRATED PER DAY. Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND & REMINGTON, JOHNSON Warranted of Pleasant Valiev, Anthracite and Colorado Blacksmith Coals SOLD AT A IN PRICE THE OF ANTHRACITE WELL-KNOW- VALLEY COLORADO ANO COKE AND CHARCOAL! Wood And Pig Iron. The Cliolent Ianlo. Paris, Nov. 12. The telephone com- Orders Militated and iironqitly filled. Telephone No. 211, connected witli yanl pany have granted free use of their and office. offices for calling assistance for cholera YARD OPPOSITE D. & R. U. PASSENGER DF.FOTj Office 20 and 22 Second South Rtreet. patients. The patriotic league has converted its meeting hall into' a cholera ESTABLISHED 1876. hospital. The Archbishop of Paris is a daily visitor to the hospital. It is noticeable that the suburbs of this city, AND MOST where the drainage is bad and the water mere sewerage, are unaffected by the epidemic; also, that the environs of FOR FALL AND WIXTIR IN TUX CITY. cemeteries are scarcely affected by the while in several disease, portions of the FINEST IMPORTED city which are well supplied with water several cases have occurred. . ..AND...... Marseilles, Nov. 12. Three friars AND DOMESTIC of the Icole Chretien ns died from IWORKMANSPIIP cholera and the school is closed. It is believed that the number of cases at Under the inToulon is understated. fluence of hotel keepers, numerous fugitives from Paris have arrived at Genoa. The Spaniards residing in Paris are returning to Spain to avoid the threatened THE LARGEST COMPLETE STOCK FIT STYLE, OVERCOATINGS Guaranteed. quarantine. AND Two deaths from and several cholera occurred fresh cases are reported. An actor was seised witli vomiting last night aa he went upon the stage, and Sample Fashion Plata and Buies fur died shortly afterwards of apoplexy. The city is dirtier than erer. Toulon, Nov. 12. .TO. Pantings DEFY COMPETITION. Tailors and Woolen Drapers, P. O. BOX SALT LAKE CITY. NEW TIME CARD, SEPT. 8, 1884. 430 Train FROM NORTH. Fadfie Ex pi ear at. Atlantic Exprem at Street, 7:30 a. m. p-- m. Milford GOING SOUTH. Express at Line of OF ALL. KINDS, DEDERICK HAY TIES BALING PRESSES, KNOWLES STEAM For all purpose. AND BALING WIRr, PUMPS, All sixes constantly iu stork. AMER PORTABLE STEAM ENG1XER, LEFFEL TURBINE SAW MILLS AND SHINGLE MILLS. Correspondence solicited. WIIF.ELH Inquiries answered pruiiqitly. JOS. BAUMGARTEN, .THE..... FAS H IONABLE TAILOR3 HAB JU8T RECEIVED A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods! m Consisting of the Yqry Best 0 Imported ms. and Domestic ' MAIN STREET In all nut o 4:10 p. i 7:40 a. i Juab Express at. arrirs dally In Balt Lake City aa iulluwi : I FROM SOUTH. 1030 a. m. Juab Express at. ! 730 p. in. Milford Express at.... : Suitings. i. I P. O BOX :ir. Uir niuiilrv. BROOM HOTEL, PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BALT LAKE DAILY AB FOLLOWS: Atlantic Xxpram at Partite Express at. PRICES G82. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. GOING NORTH. Full and LOW Well - Assorted forwarded on application. BUCKLE' & SON, MnCELLAMSOUB. VERY Agricultural Implements PRICES SUITINGS Best Quality and to Im COAL. Price, $8 and $9 por Ton, According to Size. PLEASANT FiRST-CLAR- OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, CO., AGENTS FOR TI1K ONLY UKNT1SK EDUCTION COAL. SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. aaTSpcrisl Rates to Permanent Boarders and Families. Street Gars and Busnes from ail DoU pass the door. all-da- y CL.IiAN, SCREENED aud Prompt y I Hied. Bolli-lte- George A. Lowe, Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. fr. 10 p. m. 10:10 a. m. OGDEN, UTAH. LOCATED Freight Trains leave Balt Lake dally, except Sundays, for North at 830 a. m. and 4 66 p. ui. for Booth at M6 a. m. and 130 p. m. JOHN SHARP, FRANCIS COra, Uonarot BanariuteadaaL Osaewl Fretaht and Fusiswf Asvnl IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE HAVING LEASED AND REOPENED THIS Assort- illinery and Hair UTAH & CO. weeks. As ahe could not be committed to any institution, ahe returned home with her mother. tie sold In eomprtltiou with the multitude of low tost, short weight, alum or phosphate ftiwdei. Bold only m cans. Koval Bah im Powdxk Co, luo Wall street, New York. & NEVADA BULBS! Railway. T. F. DUE, O. AFTER FRIDAY. JUNE UL ON tha Utah Nevada Compauy will run lhatr trains a follows (Buudayi excepted): FLORIST, AND STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME City... .... ....... &0 a. m. BUII a Lower Reeonl. leave Balt Lake ufah eeeeeeeeeMMXI Me Ale sampling ImaveGarfleld aaSMiaaeexaaaafee New York, Nov. 12. Robert Bona m. Leave & C. BAILEY A. a. m. Bonner, Arrive at Vermlnua ner telegraphed his son, A. limed as "Maud myby 8., 130 p.m. Ore yesterday: Lear Terminus and Bullion Carefully Sampled. e 130 p.m. ... Tooele self, made the mile in two minutes and leave UarMd... eeeiMMMeieieeMi 2ri0mu. ..... said: son The Arrive at Balt Uka Clly nine seconds even. j.m. QPKbIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEXT DOOR TO U. B. LAND "Father hi a careful timer, nml seldom OFFIUR and Male o Oraa and BnUion. Mill, South oIBcc. Tribune the Rock return eppoaiie ami Btsrk orGarllrtd FARE to Utah A Nevada and makes a horsei time faster than other Hake anrtlcaUon for miner iUenta.prel nSJvl lrntti between u all trains, ft) cants Umitml Kallraml DenoU. OMca over timcie, especially when it is his own nura Umher eulturc Children between five and yean ol landon Bank of Utah Write tothsmanu I believe the and desert laud panels. (tool riob). horse that is trotting. wave a Information, and for to iictam Rales Boertal siawr given Sunday school, to mare can make a mile in 2:07, or better, Allcnnwpoudei-MsanawercriUwitMn ato witli everything favorable. Blair, the mmnpUr. Nofrslgfat will be reeetred s tier 4 p.m. EDWARD MICHAEI.I8, W.W.RITKK, A F. FENTON, driver, thinks the same. Ueo. FLA Fan Agt. Bupt. BUM in Hr. Louis. St. Louis, Nov. 12. John McCul-- I EXPRESS EXPRESS but la lough ditl not start East spending his lima quietly at the Southern ..THAT- no. ut main street, first SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Hutel under tlio watchful care of friends. ol Barrett Bras. Telethons Office, He seems to be quite rational on nil subJfOe CLIMAX package, Transfor and Kxcnnion Wagons LORILLARD'S lie and insists that jects except acting, J. D. LOMAX, always in reodinem. Moving Pianos, Organs intends to meet his engagements for the and Farnttars a Hneclally. season. Hare the finest wagon that ATi ORNEY-AT-LA- W was evar brought to this country. Are prepared loranyrtwd pari lee. The Ifnp of Urn Nation. Toarieta wlll do wril to call ou the Star L f Hns Ort No. 84 w. 8oond South slow in development, puny with Bed Tin Tig lloiio Children, Stroot, scrawny nnu delicate, use Wei In' Health Hfiaan Btoek. Balt Lake CUy. Reuswer. mill BRO., Land Agents. NO. 240 W. THIRD Has STAR ltt PLUG TOBACCO : Kirs. fas. s? 3s STREET, received a large stock of and Well - Furnished Hotel T Particular attention called to the fori that PEOPLE LEAVING tMiDK ON ANY OF THE MORNING TRAINS by coming on Afternoon or Kvvuii Train from Fall Lake and staying iu Ogden over night, GAIN ONE IIOUK At I THIRTY MINUTER FOR SLEEP IN THE MORNING. Tii Commercial Traveler' interests will be moat miiertfuily License required fur commercial travelers in Ogden. ailn a 5,000 BULBS All lint dose, (old at FROM BELGIUM Eastern Prices, surh as TULIPS, HYACINTHS, U-- Do You Know ht SOUTH Bloeke West of Clill Uoree, M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. GEO. M SCOTT & CO. NARCISSUS, CROCUS, BLEEDING HEARTS, u notary public BULBS! New I AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL Absolutely Pure. ore : Utah Central Railway Depot. - .1 OFFICE e hnuu-rica- 4 Pleasant Valley Coal. Shear, Proprietors. 3.-4- i AGENT FOR Yard Temporal ily Just North of Opium Joints in New York. New York, Nov. 12. Ada Neriee, arrested Monday night in an opium joint, stood in court yesterday with her mother, a richly dressed lady, who said Ada became addicted to the the drug three years ago, and had ever siuee been a freGOODS quenter of the Chinese dens of Mott All respertnilly invites her friends and the street. The girl was pretty hub deathly public gcncrailr to call. This Powder never varies. A marvel ol pale from use of the drug. She had strength aud wbolenoroemwa. Moret U. OoxxuH. been under its influence nearly four parity, economical than Ilia ordinary kinds, and f. 0. IIoan. c. CONKLIN nrW STREETS. SOUTH 145 8. cao-no- e THIRD SALT LAKE CITY. MILLINERY iluioieiKd with a full and complete ment of Mlt AND V 56 by MISCELLANEOUS, PALACE HOTEL, A. L. WILLIAMS, Troy, N. Y., Nov. 12. Correspondent and reporter of the Troy Tdegram interviewed 75 manufacturers in the largest manufacturing towns of Northern New York on the effect of politics on their industries, and Republicans and Democrats egreed that the election of Cleveland would have little effect on tha manufacturing industries. New York, Nov. 12. The Post this evening declares Tammany's power for evil has gone forever. The braves will never be in a pseUion to knife mother Democratic Presidential tandi-dutas they knifed Cleveland. The honest people o! this eitv have gained possession of the muniiii! government and are not going to let it slip back to the thieves again. There i no chance f r Tammany to get i share if the spoil during llie next twp veer. The Herald prints an interview witli "it teems quite Conkling, who said: obvious that the Stale of New York has apiKiinted elector favorable to Cleveland and llemlrieke, and the sooner the fart is accepted, it seems to me, the belter it will be for the whole country, in this city aud Kings county.there seems no reason to apprehend any serious difficulty or question about the number of vote given to the presidential ticket. That number i vlready known far and wide. As to writ pf mandamus, or other extraordinary proceeding, I cannot discover any need or excuse for them, nor any justification for a prolonged haggle over the matter. Alexandria, Va., Nov. 11. The celebration of Democrats in tliia city, in honor of the election of Cleveland and Hendricks, was the grandest aflair of the kind ever seen here. The procession was immense. After the procession 5,000 people were fed at a barbet the city is illuminated cue. aud a very large torchlight procession is parading Ilia streets. Speeches - were made liy Gen. Uosecran and Fitx Lee, J. S. Barbour, It. T. Merrick ami other. ML jg L'ltICE, FIVE CENT? MISCELLANEOUS. Couk-lln- " V 13, 1S4. -- DKALERH I- N- - LILIES, Etc., Etc. Ladles and gentlemen, now 1 the time to put your Bulbe in Uie ground fur epnng blooming, (fell and eaamine etora for your eelvee. Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware BROWN'S Marble Works Comer Main MILT. FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITH? TOOLS, ETC, and Third South streets OF DESIGN AMD SKILL III L wartmaashlp ws defy cooretllktu, i which paaaot ba andewold. 1 H BEAUTY lta A BROWN. FnpMg 144, 146 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake |