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Show k SALT as ell tilings must have a beginning, tha SALT LAKE EVENING CHRONICLE boards of examiners are presumed to need no preliminary examination so far THE PECULIAR SITUATION. as their own members are concerned. Utah U a little world by itielf unique, Each one is pert end parcel of a great to unquestioned first cause, from which all peculiar, exceptional. It present questions do proceed. the observer ai aiany phaae and feces Well, a head gardener ia to be apthe mwn, with non spot on it surface than ia visible on the sun, with spell of pointed for Central Park in New York daihntw only to be appreciated during (Sty. The examing board, instigated by Hi. tbeenee of both wn and moon. ferine, probably, rather than any lack Such are the oootnuliotion of human of appreciation of their own ability, called into action the servioes of a pronature ae developed ia thin and fessor from Harvard College knd a docdarkneaa ia what that ngion, Aim to one and the largest claaa, ia tor of medicine in the ' city, neither of smalwhom would he employed by a business lighten law and order to another ler but more intelligent and patriotic man as an assistant gardener, and the i On the molehill of Joseph Smiths two were set to badgering with scientific rerelation the Hittites, the Danites, the questions the various applicants for the saints take poet. The result, as might have been Brighamitea and their ataod and await the ushering in of anticipated, is that these wise men have tha new dispensation of which their earned their money by exhausting their priastlr, polygamous leaders are to be the stock of scientific questions, have ex hausted the patience and good Datura of bright hartioilar stars, On the lofty mountains of law, older the unfortunate applicants, and, of and loyalty, the Gentile minority and course, have found no one that answers sinners generally take their stand, and their unreasonable demands. And yet thus, like the ancient Israelites on the an intelligent businees man, requiring a opporita mountains of blessing and of competent gardener to take ebage of his cursing, tha saints stand orer against the grounds, would most likely hare found sinners and the meat of tha one is the a number of well qualified men for his purpose among the rejected applicant!. poison of the other. At present there is much running to If the men (elected by tha people to fill and fro and gnashing of teeth among the place of honor and trust cannot with saints. The strong hand of the law is on judgment select their subordinates, what Is the throat of polygamous revelation and security then that a board the champions of the latter, believing of do will examiners any discretion to be the better part of valor, batter? Civil service reform needs reforare rushing to cover. The polygamous mation if not extermination. It is an of the Tabernacle and circumlocution office, itself house is hashed into si- tha prolific source of the evils it pretends to euro. Instead of making the officials lence, and the sounds of retreating footsteps is heard in the mountain tops. of a city or the nation responsible for the President, apostles, patriarchs, bishops, employees of tha various departments, elders, editors and lawyers are suddenly an examining board with a barnacle-lik- e called away from their numerous fami- power of auction and absorption is lies, hardly stopping to take purse or attached for lifo to the ship of state, and scrip for their journey to the land of this attachment in turn employs some Nod and the moualains of Hepsibah. scientific impracticable as in tha above The present is evidently but the be- mentioned case to waste the public ginning of sorrows. A monogowous money and befog more practical men staff of editors will have to bo hunted than themselvea in useless examinations up for the twilight newspaper organ of a to the cause of tides and the practi-Mlit- y the Church, the dilapidated Presidency of man lifting himself by tugwill need repaid, the 'devil" of the En- ging at bis bootstrap. It is an attempt dowment House will have to bo decoyed to establish a class of life-looffice bock from tho suicidal swirls with whom holders and political nondescripts, with ha has so appropriately found rtf age; just enough of vitality to perpetuate presidents of stakss find they must pall their worthless breed end resurrect the up stakes, cut and ran. Prison doom on "missing link family. First, the inevhingas toning easily, open for itable everlasting examining board with tho ingress of Saintly offenders, but sre Its d attachment of barred against their egress. There is a imbeciles pendant from every comical as well a very aerious tide to official roost. Second, what a beautiful this practical application of tho law. commentary on republican rotation in Tho sodden change of tone, the undig-nifie- d office, to witness the conversion of robust, end hasty departure of citisens of the republic into ecclesiastical Filstafis, the inad rushing blooming idiots, who cling daring their hither and thither of stiffnecked Gentile miserable lives to tome pitiful uffice, lawyers in tha interest of tha stricken content only to know the number of Church; tha depressing demand upon their master's crib, and sneak in awl out the shackele of the tithing house fond ; of it till they die unknown and unretha uncertainty as to where the gretted, leavingt their children tainted lightning will strike next with the itch fur office and degraded by among the leaden hitherto let alone inheritance end by education so is to be while the less guilty ones were snatched proud of their official servitude and hslp all conspire to make up less dependence. Let the younger sons what the News would call a hilarious of unproductive, pretentious English combination." families find their appropriate place in The evening organ editor threatens asylums for official idiots to vegetate continuously and vociferously, and even there unknowing and unknown, but let shoots American citisens be honorable as ha runs away, Parthian-likproducers his arrow behind him, while his sunrather than emasculated consumers rise brother, secure in his munogomous their own masters rather than bond sanctum alternately threaten! and begs. lares. Verily the situation is iecnliar and the THE AND limes ere out of joint. JUDGES. n - self-styl- ward-meetin- g ng well-oil- od ring-taile- life-lon- -holding nt self-relia- G Judge Boreman resumes his former honored place on the bench as one of the associate judge in the United States District Court. He has proved himeelf an able end faithful judge in the past and will lie welcomed back to hia place by all loyal citizen. Only violators of law and their sympathizers will wail over hi appointment, and aa these classes are in the majority here, their noisy wailings may b accepted as compliment by tha incoming Judge. None know better then these vituperative churchmen, that they will receive in common with ell others et the band of Judge Boreman, only equal and exact justice, that he will not be swerved a h from truth and right in hia official decisions. Of tbs retiring judge, lion. Stephen P. Twiss, there is but on opinion ex. pressed which is that as an officer and a man ha is beyond reproach. He retires to his old home at Kansas City, to practice his profession and to attend to his property interests at that place, with the unqualified respect of all classes of our citizens. Tha absence of Judge end Mr.' Twiss will be sorely fell in the social circle in whicli they have moved in this Territory. Regrets and kindly wishes will go with Judge Twiss and hi estimable lady to their new and yet old home. To-d- ay THE DECISION. When the iltemeiive was presented to Chief Justice Zane of closing his cqfirt gainst the trial of criminal indictments psesented by the Grand Jury, or of resorting to an open venire in order to obtain jurymen, ha decided on an open venire end the legitimate business of the attended to. court was consequently counsel to taken were by Exceptions this course of procedure and an appeal for a new trial in the esse of Kodger Clawson convicted of the crime of polygamy, and the argument on such ap- -' peal has been heard before the Supreme Court of thia Territory. As will be seen in our local columns the decision of tha court filed this morning sustains tha action of the court below, and tho casa will now go we suppose, to the Supreme Court of the United States at Washington. It will not be denied we think, except by individual parties, anxious to avail themselves of any technical points to escape from the verdict! of jurica drawn under the open venire rule, that justice ud the general good required a jury to be summoned, if it could bo lawfully dons through such s procedure. It will be for the interest of ell parties to get this matter as quickly as possible before the oiurt of final resort. That the official representatives of the nation are determined to do their duly end enforce the law so lung a dead letter in Utah against the prevalent crime of Mlynmy, is evident. The quicker tliieileurmiuation is understood by violator of the law and acted tiion by tho courte the belter. .The furliear-anof the government since the passage of the Edmund's law, lias lieen met hy open and public defiauce on the mrl of the polygammi. power in Utah, aud by an evident increase of iHilyganiuii unions. The leaders litve invited and encouraged their Je'uded victims to thus - ce nek the laws. Forbearance on the part of thefiov-eminehas ceased to he a virtue. nt EXAMINING INTBKKOfqATION ' POINT. - Civil service reform jtrevsil in the .State of New York. A great many reformats dwell in tint State, end haira-breadl- LIBERTY THE Uici CllKOJtUJLJfl, Fill DAY, JANUARY 23, 1885. MPA BELL Leaves Philadelphia on Its yf&y to New Orleans. FEARS STEWART'S FOR SAFETY Tha Liberty Ball. The manager and accountant of the branch of the Uuinn Bank of Australia at Roc burns, West Australia, wu found murdered in the bank, haring been tomaNEW HOUSE. hawked. The assassins escaped. At a meeting of the creditors of Oliver Newly furnished, under new Everything tint clam Bros. A Phillips end ths Oliver Roberts except tha price. Wire Company yesterday at Pittsburg ths committee reported in favor of accepting RATES: ths proposition of ths firms, with some slight modification. $2,00 and S2.50 day. 'A man named Barton, living at Lime well room No ventilated. rooms, dark rick struck his Lake, Ont., while dtank, conveniences for Commercial Tmv- daughter .with a chair, killing her. The ll.a nee Mel mu n!slJiAllmi BECHT0L It WILLIAMS, Prop. nig the mother died from exposure citement. fiir Thomas Brostey, member of Parliament end junior Lora of the Admiralty. in a speech at Hastings list evening, A. Pedlgeh A Co., Prwpre. aud he believe a movement in the for Irerection of local land wu imminent, end that, important Main street, Sait Lake City. ooncsulons would be made to Intend. GRIFFITHS Metropolitan Hotel White House. -- or TRY THE to-d- 1 California Brewery . Get Meals for To Back and GXMTLXXn'S LIST. Istml Xaehtnca. Chicago, Jen. A young man whose real name ia Otto Fnnk wai arrested last night, haring in his possee-aioa large number of books stolen from the public library. The books were seized at his residence, where they were found to be in boxes. large These boxes were removed to the new when the City Hall building discovery was made that ' among them were six or eight infernal machines containing dynamite, any one of which was sufficient to blow a up such Consternation reigned at building. the police headquarters whan the discovery was node, and a number of startling rumors were at once put afloat. Funk, when questioned, said he was only experimenting. The matter i Hill mystery. 23. n n Captured Jtaallti. Yuma, A. T., Jan. 23. Governor Yillagrana, of Lower California, has arrived. He left Ensenada, Mexico, with a volunteer force of 20 men. They encountered a party of escaped Mexican mutineers, killed one end captured nine. Thesp are being held in Mexican Terri' lory. One of the governors party wu killed. Lonci wu in the encounter, but escaped. The object of Yillagranas visit is to secure the return of prisoners captured by American troops. Doubts exist whether his request will lie complied with. Lieut. McDonald is in dose, pursuit of ths remainder of the gang. It ia almost certain that all will be captnrrd or killed. San 1. Will Xmt Sign. Francisco, Jan. 23. It . V. -- stated, American For- - Gunn A GustafiuonSH trait Co AndeisonC UarffL G Anderson GomPF Anderson M E Gellspte P Ambrose Mr Gales 8 B Alexander H GeozgeB Grimes W B Alvesonlt Abrahams R Hill A N AmentrolT Hamhbarger Brown J Henston AO Block K hnuller k Son Habiih D BlaxoA Habiih J Badman A 8 Hill C V Bridenbecker Hanks EM Hove F CB Hall 1 Z Bridge F Benedict FK HakerHB Harrison U Been K Brookback II llarkerG Burt J Hausen HP Boat J GUckroandH Baker R HolmonH Hines J Butterworth RF nT Burrows T Hilton J HaftuJ Barry W H Hottow J BoUT Crow & Brown Henbereh The fearful Aealanche. Pakih, Jan. 23. An avalanche occurred at Metarules, in tha department of Cantcs Alps, and crushed a church in J Hilton J CahLnlsBat- - Haana R A HlllaaE cry City Laundry Hampton W ration and Co Hood W Hilda Z Coins G SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Phillip F Pettit S Perry U Park J F Parks J Pap worth J Page J Porter M R Patton HT PyperR A Raymond Mr Romany A D Robinson E Rawlings E Rook Bl Richards C A wuUJLLKN.. H. w. MORSE JACOB e JW Richardson IN S Russel By the LUNCH SaritkJR Snyder E NO. 115 Qoerin D QUID Gadget FB Gilespie F Goebel F ' Atkin A Arnold JS Arnold L Anderson R 8 Bmage B Romman A Burgess H Bstnuia Brown J A B Brown R BertochK Bsyliss E Bowen J Bowman M Bell MO BloodgoodM BorkerM Bathes L J Barton 88 Burch WB Clayton A (We B Csrrigan A Chugg A Clone DV Cook K Croxall H Crams H Culllnan K Cloak R ChenillS Chambers 8 DtrtoyC Dukes L DlxK Decker R Ellis J Krizsun G Fermernre A Finch E Fowler LM Foreman I. FMgueonXH Fletcher EJ Fennewan W VIENNA M Paxes M Hanson M A Hitch P N Hunter K Prescott W PattenS Pool W ElcoE Richards E S HarvoyS Hillman M A Rotors E Jones A J Richardson JF Jackman F Hmci p Kulheribrd A Jarman M Jensen M Smith HE Jordon L Smith L Jackson N Hoderman AC Janason8 Sorenson A Kirkeam M Stokes R 8renaonH Kelly K Kenter N Simpson D Kimball P L 2 BUveuon I. Kelly T 8nowI, Bouden M lynch A Lfvenston A Shipley 8 LedinhamG KhieueH Lunnll . Khamick M LawaonJ Stocking M E LorantsM 8chawl K F. E. Oyrtete HOUSE. la every CONNECTING IN A URKR SCHOPPE, HARD AND SOFT also those of JAME8 EWfKG, Iste head watterot Urn Metropolitan and Hotrts of Cheyenne, I am now prepared to tarnish meals at all hours, for 25 cents, to merchants end buslnem men. F. H. GRICE, WITH Proprietor. THE DELMONICO DINW00DEY It McTERNAY, TWM ; Denver A Rio Grue l Restaurant. This New Li Propn IsBpiendldly Eqnlpirit 167 S. MAIN STREET PULLMAN 8LEEPIN8 Ekfant Day CoAdMi,Sy (Old Stand of J. CUsliey.) restaurant is under the of Jamee Dinwoodey, end I Tie KIT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Shell and Can Oysters, And everything In season at Living RAILROAD NIM CATIM C0URTIY, M Mm SALOON The Scenic Line of till Ti FIRST SOUTH STREET. W. 4 DENVER CITY BAKERY RIO 6M RAILWAY. TO ANY Pies, Cakes, Crackers and The New, Popui CONFECTIONERY Always on hand. Your patronage Is solicited. GEO- - QEBHABDT. Proprietor Trans -- Contim FOR SALE, t CA8T AND e enta BEST PAYING RE8TAFR- the city, conducted mi tha liood and raBlcivnt muoni E THE VIENNA G WROUGHT Tin, Copper' and CHOP HOUSE running over a year, and lias mot with good success. Inquire on the premises BETWEEN OGDEN, SALT LAKE, GU N. BERNARDIS, Proprietor. IRON RANGES. ROUTE Vienna Chop House I MULTUM IN PARVO I Sheet-Iro- n leadville. Work, Tin and Iron Roofing, Spouting, Guttering; Etc. Latest and lertDerigns in and Stpves I THE BOON Ranges, Ikon 253 S. Main Street. REFINED At which latter potats TIONH are mirtewitk Salt Lake Cftv WOOL GROWERS. Pueblo and Den OF THE AGE IT And Ik Largmt Variety lu theclty todUMee EVERYONE A BOOK-KEEPE- R KAN8A8CITY.pl THACKRAHS SULPHUR And all Priueipel Petal tai- l- andOnada. Journal-Regist- er! FERDINAND DICKER!1, On and After BoUUkatBfo. KlmmonaO Scott S Thompson E Thomas L Thorpe L ThhS5u PUEBLO Ititer-Ocoa- Mas been Stoves, K Menill ET3 MoressnnF Townsend M Milter Mn Thornton M Mulillson A Tomas U Kellon M J VlneyC Nonucr M Vannltta R Nison M U Verien F Nilsson JM Wllebeiy a Wannerholm Naylor A A ObestelnH Mia G W Paul B WakerAM Gibbs J 8 A WoodD Philips Gordon A Peterson 8 8 Woodmanse D Pierson V GellMple R Willson J II Ganllure C F IV Wilkins J Gondfellow I, Pauir Woods N E Golding M Watleia M Parry K Pullan H Gudgsl M Woodruff P GriftthsK Pratt J Wood C Gibson R K Pratt L Young E K Pearce J F Harper A Young K D Haws F Pritriron L Young K ll Hill J Iarks K NT Young Huflcuback J Powell M A Persona enquiring for these Utteia will plana stale wh eii advsrtlied. JOHN T, LYNCH, Pwlmastar. g the servicb of caterer. JEFF CLARK, secured Having stylo. Wholamle and Retail Dealer In Smart M Spenrer M RAILROAD 1st, 1885, by the London In the building lately occupied pun. UllywhlteM SandenM Lewis 8 Lawrence 8 M Leaver L IAsh Olds Mclhunlu K L McDaniels II CHOP Maolsatanhoura. Tweedy F TomceodOC Pratt MAIN ST., JANUARY ..THE,.... Taylor JMW Taylor JMD Tlmpaoa JR . LADWT LOR. ca. ittWl-- B Oonneetod with ths Beer HoU la the Taylor A Olsen Molhurst W A Uvengood W Thomas W Leaderer A Vance J Murray Fit Vincent M G Marsh A ValgoP Morris H H WlbeifA Morris G Worthar A MaxfleldJW Wert CD Mortenaon J Woodbery C Morris MC Wyman E Mortenson P Wright F Mitchell P WiHlagOS Morris 8 Wlntarton JD MUierTR Webb JG Marsh W Wells NW . McDonald Cf 8 Wool ay W 0 E Weaver Mr McGlanghln McFarland J Waddell W . McGinnis T Zarbok J IKDinti atchi8on,t6peka r nQi WILL OPEN OUT AT "PKAPONHAND BUDWEUER AND8AL1 KlhlstromW Taster CC LovatMr TronanF Lambert AW Tuttle H H Tlemaa JH LyonP leaved PL STAND Chop House 0RDNER It JONES, Proerietora. KnndaenKC Smitk J Lively J Logan J D Ull cur Milwaukee BEER HALL Smith J Smith C - ASX FOR TOUR 28 1MT RteaardsonJW Ryan T Richards W D RjVet AND Keg or Czrlead Lets. .(Mem win be promptly 'rf to and J Missouri 0. J. GRIFFITHS, Proprietor. Cue, BnrvtenF Reilly P Rogers RH I Everything the beet the market affords: Merchants- --YOTlg . Oyster Stews, - - 25c - ry Richards JT Reed quickest' the Restaurant, undar the ...w. ....... m.. President la connectedofwith James MeTemay, and its stock Vliw.VM.m. Wince i, and Cigars cannot be surand Treasurer Having recently enlarged our Kempton H B Boaeneon H Remus H BargeniG BtlverReefAli Keltley J Kirk 8 Smith O Kenney WS MORITZ.-jBeereU- THE Breakfast and Supper 25c and Upward, . According to the Wants of the Patron. THE DEMIJOHN and Malting we are now prepared to Airniah our capacity, forcrlte ClaSbey CunnlngiiamP Coleman II H Doman A C Decker C Decker G Dickey E C G Davie HW J Drager Darling J H Denitello C DuedaleO Peoneckson T Daren W Day W W CO., 8uccmkhi to MORITZ A CULLEN. StrinaliP JonuB J E JoneeBC Smlttrey L CM2 Johnston Stephana J A CknkyJE Cochran J F Jensen II Shields J G M A JenkensJ Casper Btapeltou J Scott J R Cummings MC James JT Kilpatrick' R BtoneHJl Cooper 82 Confer RR KayD Steyner O Crabtree G A one-thir- thia morning publishei an interview with Copt. Phelan, in which he atatee he intends to prosecute all thoss concerned in the murderous attack upon him. He will protect the secrets of those in Ireland, but will pursue O'Donovan Rom and hia gang until they are punished for conspiracy to murder him. Phelan states he has documents in Kansas City that will greatly aid him and show hie was no traitor. Harwood I Honk J T thia morning that the. Northern Faqific will refuse to sign the agreement mads EvsnsTD J by the Transcontinental meeting unleei Edwards Edwards JB the sight per cent they were to pay Ellis J southern roods is rebated. The NorthEverallJ C ern Pacific claims that without the Ore- Edwards Evans W A Navigation Companys Frost J gon Railway steamers, the southern roads would have Fish K no Portland connection. The exact Foster C C amount of rebate claimed is not known, Firman 8 DR Flynn A d but it i believed to be of the Finch TU Uoldmnith B eight per cent. Phelan Witt Avimlt. New Yoke, Jan. 23. The florid Hunter J McLeod T McTall Olsen J N Onflow W Proeee A Paulson C rwoiurwavtaon thg Money. DINNERS, 25c. BEER at ROUTE IS THE BOSS PLACE n rrai SANTA FE RESTAURANT per Was which a number of peisons were worThe KccUslastlc Nabobs. shipping. All were buried under the A party of Mormons, John Sharp, snow; also 20 men working in-- a marble John Taylor, Joseph F. Smith, F. M. quarry near by. A volunteer force ii now engaged in digging out the victims. Lvman, John Q. Cannon, George Reynolds, D. Spencer and H. U. Barrett, Month American Camyllcallant. visited (ruaymai in a special car of tha Buenos Aybes, vim. Galveston, Jan. Utah Central Railroad and returned the next day. They claimed to coma on a 23. Ths increase of armed bodies is repleasure trip, but it leaked out that they garded as seditious against the governare on a tour of observation to find a ment. The chief uf' police hu an new location, and may go from Bauson to armed1 force with Remington. The Mexico. Taylor is' the President, and people are quiet, no one thinking of the others am the leading man in tha revolution. The question with Brasil is Mormon Church. S. F. Pott. approaching a conclusion. Telegrams from Rio announce that the government Bern Tmrk Btark Market. of Brasil has accepted the memorandum New Yoke, Jan. 23. Central Pacific, presented by Ilia Argentine ministers. SI Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 18; 2YH5 foreign Enlletmrnti. Northern Pacific, ltlj; Northern Pacific Hono Koxci, Jan. 23. A proclamapreferred, 33); Chicago A Northwestern, tion hu been issued hen directing at89j; New York Central, 861: Pacific Mail, 53J; Panama, 98; St. Louis A tention to lection 10 of tho foreign enKan Frauciiiuo, 18; Texas Pacific: 12J; listment act, which, the proclamation Union Pacific, 49); Wells, Fargo ays hu been forced on the section, pro103; Western Union, 57; Oregon vides in case uf war lietween two nations a 13; Oregon Rail- with which England is at iwace, men of road A Navigation, 681. war of cither belligerent will be tarnGovernments 3s, 1001; 41', 112; 4's ished equipments or supplies in British 121: 6's, 123. ports. Ex-rwi- a, RERAURAXTI, XTC. H0TIU. It KM. Jan. 23j Liberty taken from iodejiendence Hall this morning at 8 o'clock. A procession of fiOO policemen started for tha West Philadelphia depot. Tbs truck on which the old bell wu hauled through tha streets was appropriately decorated with garlands, flowers and flags, drawn by aix hones. Two bands of music were in tha procession. Many houses along the route were decorated. At tha depot tho bell was transferred to a special car to bear it and Its guard of three offlcari to the exposition. The bell platform in the car is protected bv a brass railing Another Blue Book will soon be issued with posts decorated with gilded balls. by the German Foreign Office, containing SATES 2 00. ' ia bell which frame the The huge upon the offiial oorrsspndeoce and acts which pedal rates by the week. secured, only works upon the platform culminated in the annexation by Gerisofthecir. the of tha Islands, Admiralty many bar removed one mu land of New Britain and New Inland Anxiety in England. a. soqtk, and is kept, fint clam In evrr and a portion of New Guinea. office 23. war Tbs Jsn. LoxDoy, has received no news concerning General Henry George lectured hut night be-fThsee Millard Tablet, for tke Belfast Lend restoring Society. (tan of guert. Stewarts advance sines tbs account of At the conclusion of bin lecture n distbs Ih battle on Saturday. Tha absence of turbance wu created and gnat disorder 12A hot hutch will be served dallv from Tie news causes considerable anxiety. The ensued. A motion for a vote of thanks to p.m. heads of the War Department 'met at was itiffed by ths uproar. Chain with Earl Morley, under George noon ware thrown about and the gu extinsecretary of war, presiding, to conguished. The hell wu finally cleared by sider the situation. tha police. NEW MARKHAM HOTEL, Paris, Jan. 23. The Sepubliqu Fran-eai- t the fight between considers Jhtn an a Bank. The PALACE HOIK, of Denver, Colonda Arab Gen. Stewart's troops and the New Haven, Ccmn., Jan. 23. Thera rebels at Abu Klea Wells, an immediate is a run on the New Haven Savings check to the advance of the English SALOON! AND MEWERIES. Bank this afternoon, end the excitement troops to Khartoum, and says it trembles is officers assert bank The increasing. for the fate of Gen. Stewarts forces. THE OLD RELIABLE that the bank is ell right The run wu London, Jan. 23. Private advices received late this afternoon from Korti caused by some person joking about the assert the rebels have surrounded Gen. banks condition. Stewart in the desert, where he hu Trance, Italy and England. taken up an intrenched petition to await Is again This Year 18 Producing the Bomb, Jan. 23. It is rumored hen reinforcements from Gen. Wolseley. Deserters from the rebel line state the that France, influenced by, the agreeFINEST LAGER Mahdis officers consider the affair ment between England and Italy entered at Abu Klea Wells to be e drawn battle. into, will IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. to modifv her Egyptian The Arabs were neither routed nor toiicy if epee will recognize the England pursued end fell back in orderly manner reach occupation of Tunis. Bottled Beer a Specialty. not in the least demoralised by the outcome of the engagement. They reKIlCZUAnOUI. Try It end Be Convinced and covered themselves so qulcklv not dared Gen. Stewart that effectively a OFFICE: PibUshed only in thaRren lug Chronicle.; move ana wee compelled to entrench 17 and to E. Second South St. LIST OF LETTERS Himself on the scene of the conflict. Salt Lake City.' Government officers discredit the infor- Remaining in the PoeTomcE Utah, on the SSd day of mation conveyed in the above privets January, 1S8S. 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