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Show HAL'I benefitted. The editor's knowledge of FROM ALL QUARTERS. men and things would uatunlly freshen church with service and invigorate the APOSTOLIC TEACHINGS. corresponding benefit to the congregaTbal itinerant apostle, C. (J. Cannon, tion. The preacher would have beaten lately addressed bis followers in lrovo, into him a practical knowledgo of things Wreck of a D. & R. G. Freight Train. advising tbeni to go to the priesthood for useful to him on his return to the pulpit, dries and counsel, and nut, to use hie and his temporary brother editors and to some 1 wss multitudinous readers would cujov own apostolic words, fur if erer in taking him down from his high BARKER STILL HAS THE STAND. going to say ass (laughter) has fools it themselves hone. hare min prosed been some of our government offiiials. A CON'SI'IUATOK. Then, in advocating polygamy, he says Il0irrMion 111 Ilia I run Traila Illness if JuiIks Walla 1'rupunrd 1'rriglil that it is an important principle of our It may be said of the yen as of the Jterinrtiuu Tlie Telegraph that to read tod IVe are testify Uperalurs Urganlslug. Bourbons, that it forgets nothing niigion. ear belief in marriage and our practice learns nothing. It has not forgot ths of it is interwoven with our hopes of eter- faithfulness of Judge Boreman when he ,Vnrr of Porker. Select every man who occupied a seat on the bench in thia Ter' nal salvation. Wasbixcton, Dec. 15. Barker ap y before the commithas had more wives than one, and re- rilory and with Chief Justice McKean, posted again tained the faith of the gospel; tales him was a tenor to Mormon evil doers. tee examining the alleged irregularities and his wives and interrogate them re- The JTrn taya that the Judge is an in the First Comptrollers office, and for ths position from which after modifying his former testimony by specting their faith, and every one charges would any: 'This principle is so intiJudge Twiss desires to retire, and with laying that when he madehethemeant a against judge generally mately interwoven with my hopes of the venomous spirit which characterizes district attorney, he was excused, and eternal aalvation, that I would be afraid that saintly sheet, vents its despicable Judge Lawrence took the aland. He that I would lie damned if I did not obey spleen against a true man, s competent said ths accounts allowed in his office were it." lawyer, and one who has proved himself and cited by Barker as illegal, Relative to law. And this polygamous apostle, who well qualified to administer the law as a allowed according to his resignation as clerk in the First every day tramples upon the law and Judge in our court. No wonder the Comptrollers office; Judge Lawrence authority of the nation, and who knows violate! of law who serve on the day aid a claim for (10,584 by the State of in his own experience and in the ex- and night shifts in turning ths crank of Flurids against the United State! was out of a hundred the church organ, aquirm at the thought presented to the acting comptroller for perience of ninety-nin- e stage during the absence of the polygamous families that they are filled of Judge Boreman'a return to the bench. K rat Comptroller in Ohio. The devili.li and with distrust and jealousy By the way, wasnt the Judge one of the warrant wss in an unknown hand hatred, and all these in proportion as hlanted conspirators who figured in writing, and was signed by the acting comptroller, but detained in one division intelligence abounds, would try to make the nightmare vision of the blatant and oftheoffice. When Judge Lawrence resalvaeternal the would that it appear suggest turned he said it was discovered that the bigoted Caledonian? We tion of these polygamous families to the ctnny Scot, that the probable re- claim waa fraudulent. Ha asked Barker what he knew about it, and he replied he was intimately interwoven" with a hell turn of the Judge to hi former honorknew nothing. A few days after. Judge household. almost earth in of is on honored ths able and every apon position Lawrence continued, Barker came to 11m evidence substantiating thia descriponcoming results of that terrible con- my room and said he would afterwards tion is overwhelming. Polygamous Utah spiracy." explain that matter. Next morning ha of bodies and is the slaughter-hous- e resigned. He has never explained. THE IDAHO LKOUiLATUtE. souls, and her harems are not homes in nr. ronTY-EiGiir- ii coxgbess. The Idaho Legislature convened on any true sense of the word. SENATE. It is surprising that the practically the Dih inst. and effected an organization Washington, Dec. 15. Sherman, of asunngamic majority of the Mormon without trouble. The entire committee on library, reported fayor-ahl- y the have Oneida from people, long time politically subject to county delegation on a bill providing for the erection so their polygamic masters, will quietly beeq seated in both houses without conof a statue of General Lafayette. submit to'the repeated jeers and sneers test. of George Q. Cannon and his colleagues Logan presented a large number of A synopsis of Governor Bunns mesat their inferiority and unlitness to hold sage appears in the Wood Eiver Timet, petititiona from tobacco and cigar manuoffice. At the same meeting he tram which wo cut the following on the facturers and labor organizations of Illinois, New York and other States, says of himself and the little clique of Mormon question. lie says : the who against the ratification of the of nation protesting monopolised the constitution our priests While polygamist to every penon of whatever Spanish treaty; also petitions signed by offices previous to the passage of the EdGiarantees or condition, past or present, over 7,000 of the Union army, munds law: For practical wisdom, and a generous freedom in his own thoughts to for a knowledge of the affairs of the and Congress purchase for the praying religious convictions, not only the country and of the peoplo represented in common law pronounces against adulteiy, Capital at Washington a portrait of Utah Territory, there was found, previous bigamy and polygamy, but eveiy consid General George II. Thomas, and that it be executed by Miss to ths passage of the Edmunds law, a eration of safety urges against permitting Ransom. Referred. to harbor within a enemy clam of men who had not their stieriors The chair laid before the Senate Van our fold while he gather strength to trike it our life with the venom he Wycks resolution heretofore offered, reanywhere in this land fur practcal wisdom and the ability necessary to lay the already possesses. It becomes you to lating to the Spanish treaty, and refoundations and to perpetuate the instiapproach the discussion of this malig- quiring the committee on rule to report nant mischief, that has retarded the Ter- a rule providing fur the consideration of tutions of a great country. in the past and threatens such commercial treaties in open session. We remember some characters in that ritory Miller of California, said thia matter disaster for the future, with brave and brilliant assembly. The garrulous Pen- grave deliberation. If you decide alter waa under consideration by the com rose was there. One of those revelating careful investigation, at I have decided, mittee on foreign relations, and moved tlie reference of the resoluli statesmen demanded peremptorily of that there can be no harmony between committee. virtue and such monstrous vice; that the astonished and now departed speak- either and that at no distant Hoar raised a point of order that the day pure, er, Pratt, that the Common Law of moral Christianity or thia leprous legacy matter should be considered with closed doors. England, to which some brother had of barbarity ami sensual riot must posPlatt called for the reading of the sess the land to the exclusion of the referred, be brought in and read before then I eay, it is not mercifol to rule authorising the dosing of doors. other, Canthat august assembly. Of such were temporize with the bluw that must be Rule 35 was reed. It provides that on non's exceptions hly able chiefs, and they struck to free this Territory of this social demand of two Senators the doors of the Senate may at any time be cloeed. were not retired to private life '.any too plagua and political curse. The chair inquired whether the moThat the kiud of Bunn the Governor tion of the gentleman from Massachu of Idaho is. setts (Iloar) was seconded A FA Hi EXCHANGE KO BOBBERY. Hawley seconded the motion. AX DEMOCRAT. The Senate then went into secret ses Your average man, to uy nothing of sion. , Senator ot Missouri, in the reIn fifteen minutes the doors were reIds bslUr half, is a bundle of contradicIn fact, evan the model men cent discussion in the Senate in connec- opened and the Senate took np the Datious. tion with the application of Dakota for kota bill, In the secret session, Senator ns ha in viewed from different standadmiss'on as a Stale, said that the admis- Van Wycks resolution for diacueion of hi in proporthe commercial treaties in open session points bund sadly lacking sion of a Territory a a State depended was referred to the committee on foreign tion and completeness. relations. Preachers and editors who assume for upon other consideration than populanVerb oh Iko It. T P. (I, themselves the right to criticise, instruct tion alone. He would not vote for ths and pummel all aorta of men by virtue admission of Utah if it had a population Denver, Dee. 15. Late Saturday of their vocations or avocations coma at of a million." Of course Senator Brown, night, while a freight train on the last to class themselves with the model of Georgia, would dissent from this, but Denver and Rio Grand R. R. waa coming nun. Of the two professions, the clergy it ia dear that Utah, in the hands of the down the aide of the mountain, near an likely to become the most sgg restive priesthood, cannot fur the next four Marshall Pass, the air brakes failed. Ensconced in the years obtain the consent of tlie Senate for After a two mil run, and gaining if not uncharitable. admission to the Union. peed of not Ices than 50 miles anjhour the attacked where the party cannot pulpit, engine jumped the track, followed by talk back, and protected by time honored The X. Y. Sun of the 10th inst. says: twenty cars. The engine and can were sanctions of peculiar tec red ness, they Vein is the endeavor to suppress the completly wrecked. The engineer and fireman and sired their lives, can ventilate their notions and humor coinage of silver and to stop the issue of but were lumped badiv bruised. The head brake-mathemselves to the top of their bent with' silver certificates. The majority of the was buried under the wreck. The put let or hindrance, so long as hearer people want the mousy, and, judging conductor and rear brakeman succeeded can be obtained. Editors, however, with from experience, they are pretty sure to in detaching and stopping tho way car. less time to polish their weapons of have it. Keep the eiiver in safety and The Anglo-HpaaTreaty. ofiense, can only go for individual or issue note upon it. Dec. 15. Impartial says neMadrid, class against whom they may have a It ii creditable to the influential Sun, gotiations between England and Spain grudge, at the risk of being themselvei that breaking loose from the thraldom for a commercial treaty will soon be ter floored in the first round, by aggrieved of Well street it stands in with the peo- minated. Spanish wines obtain a reducparties to whom the journalist and hi ple and advocate the purchase and tion to 30 and perhaps 32 degrees! Envocation is about as sacred as a Iasi year'a accumulation of silver by the governgland get tlie most favored nation treatalmanac. Under the guise of gospel ment. ment ia Spain, but not in the Spanish teaching, therefore, the preacher may colonies. The British ambassador at Will. Syrlsyti Madrid assured the government that air Ida prejudices or vent his spleen CixuixxATi, Dec. 15. The will of the Great Britain would do nothing to inwhenever Ilia voice can reach his viclate Reuben Runyon Springer was pro- fluence America in regard to the treaty a tims in the pews. Many freshly bated The document with six of commerce. If British influence caused theolograduated, codicils coven nearly forty pages of legal the defeat of the American treaty now under consideration he said the English whose stereotyped utterance gian the whole in his own protocol would shire the eamo fate. are but the echoes of others word and cap manuscript, and the will declares it is not the outcome of his own independent handwriting, made without the advice of any human llepremio Is the Iron Trade. and intelligent thought, be fretted, per Pittsiiuko, Pa., Dec. 15. Notices are being. The largest public Iwqiiest is 750 hapa disgusted more or less of thoughtful, shares of special guaranteed stock of the p 'sted at the Edgar Thomson steel works church goers who have made Pittsburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago Rr. to at Bradilocks, ordering a suspenthe Music 1 TaU Association, of the 'par greater advances in religious knowledge value of sion work of in all depart The income only can 875,000. novice who would housed for the than the raente for nn indefinite period. The support of Musio Hall ia a complete surprise to magnify his profession by dealing dam building. He gives (40,000 to the Col- order, which natioa round the land. lege of Music, end (20,000 to the the workmen, was caused by lack of orders and great depression in the nail But the editor on the oonlrary, has no Muslim Association, besides pictures business. The firm ere unable to say and works of art in bequests to Lis how long the works will remain idle. acred, privileged circle in which he is church. The will wss executed. About 1 ,000 employe are direct ly affected monarch of all he surveys, and within Mem York stork Market. by the suiq tension, but indirectly between whose precincts he is side performer, Skw York, Dec. 15. Central Pacific, 3,000 ami 4,000 will suffer. Tlie and where, if he pleases, he can play monthly pay roll amounts to (150,000. , 117; such tricks as may well make angel 31j;Chicago, Burlington & Quiu-yNorthern Northern Tue .YrfkMlM ONfcMMitrv. Pacific Pacific, 1GJ; His brethren of the quill weep. Dec. 15. The pulpits of A preferred, Northwestern, Baltimore, Chicago 89; delight in in nagging and tripping him. Hii readers stand on the defensive and 84 J; New York Central, 87; Pacific all tho Methodist chuschea in the city Mail, 53; Panama, 98; fit. Louis A were occupied yesterday by delegates anathematise him if he fail to advocate San Francisco, 19; Texas Pacific, 13: tlie Centennary conference. In the their peculiar views or to re echo their Union Pacific, 48 jj; Wells, Fargo Ex- afternoon there wet a Sunday school discordant voices. He reclines on no cess, 108; Western Union, 00; Oregon celebration, in which 25,000 participated. i 13; Oregon RailIt was held in 1 1 churches, fifteen while, flowery bed of esse, and is ofleuer con- road A 71. Navigation, 43 congregations, and representing signed to Hades than charitably helped Governments STs, 101; 4's,113i; 4s coilored, presenting 13 congregations. ia the opposite direotian. Wen it pos- 123; It's, 120. sible for the editor to become a taint of 1rrtHrlHO erAetlou. Hough on Hals,1 Dec. 15. enflhdeat proportions to justify him in The telegraph Boston, Cleats out rats, mice, roaches, dies, ants from all conqmnics in this city limited his with time for s operators exchanging bedliuas, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, met yesterday and formed a protective preacher, the sanctum for the pulpit, the 15c Druggists. association. It is understood this action church-goer- s, the newspaper readers, the Beautiful Wrai for Ladies and Chil- is in common with olhar operators throughout ths country. pnarher snJ the scribbler might ell be dren, at F, Aupriiyh A Bro's. SM.TLAKE EVENING CHRONICLE them-selve- t Tii k i. o. T he 1vltce oox i:xn. os i ox. HUH In Ike Cuute. Hark at to lit A Well Complete WALKER and: BROTHERS, BANUR3 A careful inspection of London Bridge was made yesterday. No structural injury whatever w as done. Tlie police have discovered A. nothing. They attribute the .smallness of the damage to the extraordinary air currents beneath the span. No arrests. DO A GEKERA1 BANKING Busi.ness Heads of detective departments have ms solicit accounts of merchants been conferring with the Home office mlwliif companies and country deafen. the entire day: The stance of any clue has paralyzed tlie action if tlie police, areUelKt.tir who are unable to tell even the nature Vyt8Lif of the explosive used. The newspapers throw no light on tha explosion. It is a noteworthy fact that Saturday was the seventh anniversary of the Cierkenwell Daw exchange on an the leading eWes of explosion. Great Britain, Aratrla, scene Thousands of people visited the yesterday. From tho fact that not a single France, atone hail been displaced, some experts Mril.nl, Norway, are of the opibioo that the explosive used Sweden, was thrown over the bridge and exploded Switzerland HI in the air on reaching the water. HowAnerkia CMnspoadeatSi ever, n wharfer has Just informed the police that a few minutes before the exMewYoxk, Imp. A Traders' Nat Bask plosion he law a boat, containing three Flnt National Bank men, nnder an arch on tha Burry side. Bt. Louis State Savina Amodation He took no notioe of them, thinking they Omaha Omaha National Bank Ban Fmndsoo Bank of California were river polios; and did not see tho German Rational Rank beet afterward, bat supposes they proceeded down the river. The police yes VOID SURFACE WATER AMD NAVI L the cost of digging by neing our patent terday afternoon learned that a piece of McCORNICK & CO., BANKERS. chaned lacking, about a yard and a half square, had been found on one of tha buttresses, and are inclined to tha opinDrive-W- ell ion that tha explosive was placed there BALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Lauterbach, who returned to work, waa ia statement is that dynamite placed near a door where two children were sleeping, and that the door and Transact a General Ranking Buainem frame were tom to pieces, but the chilTHEY WORK LIKE A CHARM. dren were not hurt beyond a severe hock. FAY BPEdAL ATTENTION TO The City Council held a meeting and iwin for parties residing oat ot Hie appointed twenty extra police. Mow Is the time to repair your Water-Pipe-s and Invite eonmpondsnee and active We make a specialty in this line. to the mlesot ores 1ropootd 1 freight Reduction. and bullion. We Chicago, Deo. 15. The commissioner utRtlBihlihMt CollMCOOM BUI of the Chicago freight bureau haa sent a lowwtntML letter to the Chicago merchants anEzscoteordanfbr purchase or sale of stock! and bond, at Kew York and Ban Francium. nouncing a proposed reduction "of rates Weiril exchange and from Chicago to the Pacific Coast to 15 on leading clttaa of the tdegmahietoaniten Unttedi States; also less from than the forakh rate cent, tight drafts or remit ftmds to London, present per Dublin, Aril, Berlin. Btockholn New York. With inch a basis estaband all other prominent points lished it ia claimed Chicago will be able Certificates of Depotit issued, payable on do-to compete with Eastern merchants, who have heretofore had an advantage over thin city. MOwYosk PLUMBING AND Importer! A .Traders Kat'l Bank Mew London, Dec. 15. the FOR $9.99. W list. delmoni Restaurant D. 1859. Established DINW00DEY 4 McTU 167 s. Main (Old Stand ol J. TJStoe strpj S5m OPEN Shell and Can A 1 raem eveythtag In THE DEMUOHN Is connected with anr ' GET YOUR in MEM eaunATra GRIFFITHS RE8T m 26 W. First mu! Pumps AND POINTS. .vmt Lib & A ICE CREAM, 80DA ETC. WATQ, KTCL dak n D. J. GRIFFITH, fa. Tvo FOR SAL! ftske co.( DEPOT. SANITARY ne V. A Supremo Court. Washington, Dec. 15. STEAM HEATING AND No decisions ot general public importance wen rendered by the U. 8. Supreme Court Chief Justice Waite, who waa taken sick on Saturday, was absent from his seat for tlie first time since he assumed the dutiee of the office. His illness is not regarded serious but he is confined to bed. Justice Miller is acting temporarily as chief justice. VENTILATING. No. 70 W. Second South St Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank F.OlI Telephone Ma F. E. SCHOPPE, Heart Fains. Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Diz Wholesale and Retail Dealer in , xiness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplera ness cured by Wells's Health Benewer. PARV01 IN ef the United Btataa and all points of the Pacific Coast. cures principal HARD SOFT AND Vienna Chop m made on consignments at lb wed Particular attention given to collection throughout Utah, Nevada and adjoining Ter. Stoves, AND CAST WROUGHT Tin, Copper and OP, THE AGE! ionu. IRON EVERYONE A A. PocUaoh the Largest Variety In the city to choose from Salt Lake Cite TAILORING. BOOK-KEEPE- 1884 Fall and Winter 188S GOODS. WOULD FALL (COPYRIGHT.) AND WINTER WOOLENS. My prioe. will he found moderate. I will make it point to keep them low as is conslitent with good material, si good manehlp and tho care and attention requisite to get up FOR SALE BY THOROUGHLY SATISFACTORY GARMENTS W. F. RAYBOULD, Bookseller (and Stationer, James Price, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 218 Main LAKE CITY, Street, up stain, UTAH. CO A LI ROCK Unexcelled SPRING In GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE A First-Cla- ss the West. WEBER, Suit of Clothes Should call ob 28 W. FIRST SOUTH STI WILL RR DEUVUD BREAD part of the city. CONFECTION 4k Co., Prgprs Alwayion hand. Your pat mniq GEO. GKBHABDT, T.G.M.SMI BATES IS 00. H. LOWENSTEIN. BAR n REMOVED ONE KU Tents, TL south, and la kept flnt dam In emr -- poet Three Billiard Table, for the aooommt gMSth Awnings, . UOBOf Mining TO ORDER TRY THE AT WILLIAM 32 SALOON I AND BREWERIES. RED CANYON! Second South E. X Mined and Shipped by the 224 Mala (treat eepetltt PmteMca COAL DEPT U. P. Ry. CO. BREWING A tend eix cent for PRIZE iwstage, and receive J. GUNNELL, AGENT, Weaatch Building, the fit hour The toaih REPAIRING A CO. BULBS Bl I Buceeeron to MORITZ A CULLEN. VATTHEW CULLEN H. W. MORS EH.H.H.H JACOB MORITZ Preddeot BoeietnSISS our recently Having and Maltingenlarged capoeity, we now proposed to AirnUh our fevorite F. O. DU FLORIST, By the Cue, Keg or Carload Lett. Orders will be promptly attended to end ddlverymaae to any part of the city. Country ordan solicited. Telephone Nol M. (ALT1AKE CITY MEWING CO Milwaukee BEER HALL NO. 240 W. THIRD SOUTHS XHoswratarcM A LAW RECEIVED Hab 0 FROM 5,000 BULBS All flnt claw roid at Xmtrta Tt HYACINTHS, TULIPS, NARCISSUS, CROCUS, BLEEDINS REM1 LIU&0 KSSSSr1 AMDBALl VIENNA CHOP HOUSE. WAGENERS BOTTLED BEER, ATE8 and dr ATi& on the Shortest notioe. your orders at the store Jw California Indira and put your Bui S2Z& blooming, elves. PIONEER LUMBER Oyrten In every style. of the A. rtllloecUtuM PuhUe Paizonega afltajj and Cutter. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, 0U TO ORDER. SALT LAKE CITY Meals at all hours, Superintendent .MoOOARD'fl Boots & SI Conneeted with ths Beer Hall lithe J. BERGEN, of MAMUFACTUia Special rates by tha weak. 0RDNER & JONES, Proprietor!. From the Celebrated Gnus Creek Mince. a fm CITY BAKE Opposite the Ioetoffies.SaU Lake City. BALT ake N. BERNARDIS, The PALACEHOTTDIMrtai vsr, Colorado RESPECTFULLY INVITE gentlemen to an (early Inspection of my Kfectlons in n tgn Pies, Cakes, NEW MARKHAM HOTEL, THACKRAHS I cm IBM Inquire on the premises. A hot lunch will be sorved deny from 7 to U p. Me R! Journal-Regist- er! HI withgood Main street. Salt Lake City Stoves and Ranges, And Street, ii Sheet-Iro- Tin and Iron Boofii ing. Latest and Bert Designs in Main CHOP orw a yur, nl Has been runul d tCo. snel jrwi THE VIENNA White House. Work, 253 S. ONE In thedty.eondeeMni mgranpUn. Good and ndUmla : given to the selling of ore Al Hi OF THE BEST PATHS n Advance COAL-BUINI- RANGES, THE BOON belia exchange, maxim telegraphic transfers on the ntindnal amd aniu5loaUnU8n MISCELLANEOUS. MULTUM SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. MB. n hta G York Kounta Broi - Commercial Motional Bank Chicago Ban Franc iaeo - Flnt National Gold Bank Omaha National Bank - - State Savinas imodathm IB, Prioea moderate and J. W. FARRELL be-4- y, BAKU MISCELLANEOUS. T self-relia- 1884. DEGJJMBEB CllKOJN i CLIS, MONDAY, jSVJ-iAl-i- Brewery, E. & W. H. jlAlJU LUMBER, T. 4 Ot & Lath, Rustic Sldtaft WINDOWS, DOQB FMlmlll' SECOND SOUTH STREET. 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