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Show r Salt Lake Evening Chronicle. 102. fOL 8ALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY, EVENING CHRONICLE LMt Cleveland published every evening, (Sunday exoeptel oyH a DAT IK THIS WHITE HOTH, HAZEM TO HE COritT-S- f ABTIAI.KD C.ll, oa tlia KsUrlne Frail, Tar Conduct Prejudicial to Good Order dent. Bad Military Discipline. Waihinoton, Mirch 8. Tlie Wliita Washington, March 3. President Hoiuo building and grounds were Arthur ordered a general crowded with vieiton The Eaet to convene in the city of Wuh-ingto- n Silt Lite City. Boom was the only ona open to light-Hgi M,i Stent on the lltfa iut. for tbe trial of Tha Preaidest wu kept very Brigadier-Genera- l W. & Hazen, chief Tarmai MM buy during din day dgning acts of Cen-ff- te signal officer of the army, on chargta of ZOO ud attanding to other . official conduct prejudicial to good order and matter. Ifamben of the U. S. Supreme military discipline in having officially ByCurrirtoU porta ot the city Gout, headed by Chief Jutioe Waite, and publicly criticised the Secretary of who do oat receive their ailed jut before noon and took leava of Wu for not following his recommendajzTgTitri anrcan of ooBolilnt, wlU tka Preaidant. X meeting ofthe Cabinet tion to send an expedition to the relief of gpyaotnyinTthaoaoa. Lieutenant Greeley in September, 1883. Wa held U noon and laded two hours. l: is the detail for tha 1 st'th Balt Lake City FUtoHce M p.-ma- tter, All tha msmbeia wtra present. The following Major-Gentr-il Hancock, Business Mannar. anion wu davotsd to clearing up all Schofield, Brigadier-Genera- l jffaw B. WMOKi official buiaass requiring action during Terry, Brigadier-GenerAugur, Fomas. McFeeley, Brigadier-Genera- l tha present administralion. At 2:30 tha Brigadier-Genera-l Holabird, Murray, estate President received members of the Brigidier-GenerjgSTAinaMOK, Newton, Colonel Anjoining Banatt Bros. Special- diplomatic corps. All tbs legations were drews, Twenty-fift- h Infantry; Colonel negoESffwiU he llrin .to e&jtet loans, if every Men it t, Fifth Cavalry; Colonel Black, hOMts, col- - represented, end it (earned of reel rating, Twenty-thirSKJTumi and the drawing of legal papeta, diplomat in the Infantry, with Cnptain J. city wu given an oppor- W. Claus, Twenty-fourtcounty scrip Infantry, Judge gggStood, Terrltodaland Preei-deoto take Kotary public. official leave of L Advocate. the tunity Orders were also issued toWhile PIONEER MA.M0TA( arrangements were being day for the i us pension of General Hazen, IsDKRSOS. A Furrier, carriae in itock and made for packing and removing the ana for him to consider himself under aSn5a to wdar .Carriiga and Boon icrsonal eflecta of the President end arrest until further ordAs. Captain SSrSuffklo Kobe, etc. Abo mount! ikim all kind. of fun. amily n large expru wagon drove up to Mill of the signal urvica hu been SftiSrup and clean, Tt Commercial itreet, the main entrance ana deposited e ordered on duty as acting chief signal Boutb. number of trunks, boxe ana parcels, officer pending the result of the trial ot uuMLAND LAMP8 AT THE PIONEER containing the personal eSecta of Preside- General Hazen. It it understood that South Street. H. nt-elect Cleveland and bia private the action of the President in this cue secretary. wu precipitated yestenley by n conver' After the President HOP, CHINA AMD JAPAN BAZAR. hu reviewed the sation in which General Hazen is repreBlock of Imported Holiday Goods, alao tbsChina BokWau Tea, inaugural procemion, ha will proceed to sented placing on the Secretary of the residence of Secretary Frelinghuyun, Wu the responsibility for the loss of so Chine Water Uly.ete. Haw coo dees teeeoaaMo. No. 317 Hun it. whose gout be will he for two or three many members of the Gruly party. weeks. YOUR MAKER GET SHOE President-ele...WTO Cleveland celled on Gilts froaa Husband to Wife. Mote and ihoee repaired neatly and jTT(v il. most improved style, next President Arthur thii afternoon. Judge Devons, of the Masaachusetta yflEjlSanortte- - JohnWetaeL Supreme Court hu given an opinion A Kansas Beast Gets forty Years. which will please every wife. A statute FOR SALE. Kak8A8 City, March 3. The sheriff of that State allows a married woman to NOW of Marion county, Kansu, parsed through or ALL KINDS, CHEAP. MUSIC hold her separate properly among ebance. Taacben and Pupils Call en route for Leavenworth, Store, 111 R the city a H. ihhers Second-Han- d 1L ftc. other "articles necessary for her 15c. 10c things and examine and St., M goclt with B. Calhoun, aged 40 years,' of Misonal use acquired by gift from her BALE -- A BEAUTIFUL HOKE, Marion Center, Kansu, who ia under l us band." The Question wu whether a city water and ararythinc in lima tenet of forty years imprisonment. piano given by a husband to his wife is rial condition, three block! eaet of Haln iOmC Tiirmi to nit pnretiaeer. Inquire of Calhoun, who wu superintendent of n an article Decenary for her personal IF. Nicholson. 131 HUn treat. such hu property beyond Snnday school and n member of n church use, and PROFESSIONAL choir, wu indicted for tha debauchery of the reach of hi creditors. Judge Dsvens Articles necessary fourteen girls, aged from 10 to 14 respec- decides that it is. T9B. 1. S AND S, DE. HIGGINS'S CA-interm Remedy U warranted to ciire.il tively, members of the 8unday school. for her personal use, he says, is must clude arliclu the use of which attended OHce, No. He pleaded guilty to the two first indictso, if dimellona are followed. with pleuure and enjoyment, as books, CIbln rtreet. ment .and wu sentenced to twenty-onAT 271 MAIN STREET, TURKIC was guarded by a music or musical instruments, or which each. on He years eee Dr. doom north of Clift Home, and a means of education - party of armed men to the evening train might be used i, the Microecopic and Analytic Fhysland brought here Hi inhuman or perhaps of obtainiag a livelihood, those which minister only to ame ana. AllDr.ocdenW. byHlnlni No. 23 practices commenced about year ago, well comfort. and caused intense excitement strictly physical in the Utah. Maltreat, SaU Lax City, community when they became known. A. S. The Mount Olivet Crematory. TUI H. J AND J. S. RICHARDS AND He is supposed to Jiave a wife in LTbOWKR, Fhyrielani and New York, March 3. The cremaMw orer Deieret National Banx. M South (treat tory nod chapel on Meunt Olivet, L. I., An Assassin's Shot. would have bun completed before this tfB. T. BASCLIFFt TEACHER OF South as rtreet JlNnrie,hae remored to flirt Baltimore, March A time had the walls not been blown down sate door east of St. Hark Church. Ogden the train conveying the New York by a gala in January. Dr. Bellglc dill Wsdnesdaya and Saturdays. IWAPHAH A WHYTOCK, DENTISTS,- County Democracy emerged from the superintendent of the company,- uid yesHotiM. An thettee adWalker wait end of Union tunnel, a shot wu terday that it wu expected to have the odea. Telephone In WHYTOCK. AUni Opm D. D. 8. fired at it from the tunnel of Green Mount crematory in operation March 1st. In J.L. vaults in this city and its vicinity are OFFICE Cemetery. The ball passed through the NICHOLS, DENTIST. ar IJ bodies awaiting fire.' Tbe window of a car and through the hat of thrty-foitoWalkr House, oyer Seabury Anesthetics given, one of tha passengers. The police were company hu imported from Italy a numlimrtinig flora. ber of urns and vises for the preserva; fttefane in oOce. at hand but tha assailant jumped down tion of the uhu. HITCHCOCK A STOVER. feet into the cemetery nearly twenty Hitchcock, wmatrii Block. Beil Late and trains grounds brought escaped. ata W. R. Stover. Logan, Utah. XHWa NOTES. considerable numbers of voyager back SOCIETIES. from Waihingtoo, failing to get accomTha now iron bridge at Capa Horn, on modations there for the Mght. TmFMBsrssxTnnnr the Central Pacific is well advanced, and 730-K AT THURSDAY VyfEKT EVERY before long will bo ready for the passage Odd Fellowi Hill, Union Block, Salt Min Idaho Day at tha Kxposltiuu. of trains. akaCity. Odd Fellowi in good Handing am New Orleans, March A Idaho Day brriled to attend. Tha Stockton H.W. NICHOLS, N.G. and the formal opening of the womans pawed a curfew ordinance, warning J. J. Tooxas, Secretary. department were the events at the Ex- minora to return to their respective homes SALT LAKE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. 0. F. which attracted a large number at 9 ofclock at night. IFEBTS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT position, M 7JO, In Odd Fellowi1 Hall, Union Block.to of visitors. The eeremoniuin tha Idaho In a prize fight between a tnrkey and a OU Fellowi In good Handing are Invited department began at 2 p. m. by an ad- rooster, at Santa Crus. Cal., the latter got Head. E.D. HOGK.K.U dress of welcome by the Idaho commisknocked out and killed inside of fifteen 1.1L Daiuxo, Secretary. sioner, Col. Shoup, to about 1,000 guests. minutes. Both the birds had hitherto JORDAN LODGE No. 3, 1. 0.0. F. orator of the borne good reputations. Col. Dooan followed, Addresses were than made bv IfEETS EVERY HONDAY EVENING AT day. are The new Ophir hoisting-work- s JU.TJA In Odd Fellowi" New Hall, Union Commissioner-Genera- l Morehead, Col. working splendidly, says the Hailey tack. Odd Fellowi In good Handing are In- Andrews of California and Jndge Pierce Hales, and n rite to attend. pump wu putin the works J. T. HALL, N.G. of Idaho two or three usyi an. Tka exploring lorn Hr Ana, beciatary. winse ia now down about 40 feet, all the A Latter of Gen, Gordons. IIDGELY LODGE Ne. 9, 1. 0. 0. F. in ore worth $200 or $300 per ton RETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING Brussels, March A Colonel Straucb, wayA rancher named Koon, reaiding pur mnMWdockJn Odd PWlowT HalLUnlon president of the Internalianal African hi. Visiting brothmmado waterage. Mountain Homo, Idaho, got lost in THEO. J. BAKER, N. G, made public n letter blinding snowstorm, and foil In an open hu Association, just EM. Cube, Secretary. written to the Association by General in gin the lava fields, tweaking his arm he wu unable to OLENTHE LODGE Ne. S, K. OF P. Gordon, dated Khartoum, October 20(h Bung wedged in, 1884. General Gordon described the extricate himself and after being then RHULAR OONVKHTIONS EVERY Walku at Cutle Hell, of the beleaguered two days some cowboys happened along jjrafrae. at 730 p. m. Vlritinj Knlghta fearful sufferings and pulled him out. His arm wu so .C.C. tewkcua garrison and the inhabitants of KhartARLawo, K. of R. and B. oum, and said he hoped to be able to badly iniurad that it wu found necessary lure the plan in December. Then he to amputate it, MUCKUinOUI. intended to proceed direct to the Congo Help Wasted Females. Qonntry by going np the White Nile and J.C.Oonux. Wanted An intelligent, energetic tha acroM equatorial provinces. lady of good address and soma bnauem J. C. ibility, to introduce to tbo trade and & Horrible Discoveries. of this county, Madame Deans In an old building eitnated on Court lelebrated Spinal Supporting Comet, House Square, nesr the center of Evansdendidly advertised and, highly recomville, Ind., and which hu for a number mended. To the right party $75 monthly 1NH ORE SAMPLING MILL of will be paid. Address with references yean been used by the Evansville Lewis Schiele A Co, Medical College, but recently abandoned, 390 Broadway, New York. a disgusting discovery hu just been KiaCXLLAKIOUR. made. In the yard at tbo rear of the have bodies femalo of ud Bullion Carefully Sampled! building, portions beon discovered scattered around QWCIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TUI Ou entering the luiililin, gJWeo orrn and Bullion. HIll.Boulh five tables ware found covered with blia. Erect, between Utah A Nevada and Retiroid Uanota. OMce oer and liair. One table had evidently lie'U Ttea lknk of Utah (flnmt too used recently, as urts of a Iniiuan It body were sealiered over the one comer wu a aminwn until u which E, GILLETTE, bad certainly never been placed in the Civil Engineer smd U. S. Deputy ground, but had probably been taken then by an undertaker instead nf I ring Mineral Surveyor. buried. The most horrible sight wa. in to have been nfftecta TAKEN FOR ALL KINDS the garret, whichforseemad ths remains of sub place of deposit jects aflea they had served tbe purpose -! OnmiMMu Building. for which they had bean procured. Buttered about on the floor were found T C. BAILEY & human beings, Die remains of forty-fir- e both white and black, male and female. fHlOUlCLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, lUOMIOBATDj AlAltCH WED-NiSSDA- y court-marti- al WALKER Ill ICE, 4, 1885. BROTHERS. FIVE CENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. BROS. PALACE HOTEL, WALKER H fgf , s&: MAIN . GENTS FURNISHINGS HATS AND Just Received by Express. AND THIRD SOUTH STREETS. SALT LAKE CITY. Mrs. P. S. Shear, Proprietor. court-martia- Mqjor-Gener- real al u i aents' Neck Scarfs, Ties, Buttons and Cutf Bows .......AT d h t VERT LATEST STYLUS IN'... al sumus aftWEBnl WALKER BROS. Hats! Hats! Hats! Stes. aents1 Fine Stiff and Soft Hats in ail the Best Hats in Great Variety at WALKER Youths' BROS. ard Children's ct u Fll UNDERWEAR, double-kni-t u to-d- i i a u u 250 PER DAY. kd'8iecisl Bates to Permanent Boarders nnd Families. Street Cars and Busses from all Depots pass the door. MARYSVILLE, CAL, FLANNELS (eee that Ihe is ou every garment), and the new California Undershirt, an entirely new article, double cloth from neck to waist. John Taylor & Son, eseeeeesATeeeeeesee WALKER BROS. TAILORS. MERCHANT 9 e RATES $2.00 "to Ask to be Shown Our $1.25 White Shirt, Best in Town, u DDK IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND FANCY Including the celebrated brand of a sheep NEW FURNITURE! NEW AND MODERN AND u A NEW HOUSE! Mens and Boys Clothing, In this department are hundreds of excellent suite, that must be closed out to A FULL, Choice WOOLENS LINE OF NOVELTIES in Men's Wear. and make room for NEW SPRING This IMPORTED GOODS. AND not a hit of. shoddy trash, but Genuine All Woul Goods, j DOMESTIC CLOTHS In Fine and Medium Grades. To-nig- AT WALKER - 43 and 45 E. Second South street, Salt Lake City BROS. j t DT: - FBI teiiTl u CO. CONKLIN -- Our Boot and Shoe Has grown beyond all expectation, but it is easily accounted for. We are Ha Got a BUs. The Virginia EiUerprlte is responsible for the following : One or the employes of the Virginia and Cold Ilill Water Company, while at work yesterday at the raurvoir, undertook to taka a drink AHwHunoudwma answer!. of water from the pood. Having no "WanT cop, he stretched himself oa the ground drink and started in on an Al H. KELLY from the para and erwial waters a jump, luge trout objected, and making xamufaoxurub 0 rizad tha thirsty employs by the nose. It is needless to uy tbit the young man This Powder never varies A marvel ot Blank-Booksnd s! purity, strength snd wbolssomenwe. Hon thirst wu forgotten in so luUnt, back lo he oonoiudwl to wall until he got ,00l( AND PAKI RUUNfi. another Virginia before he would Uka drink. At last accounts the trout wu Fowdib Ooh UM Wall street, Mew York. tar Mrtk el Joeus Bank. aleiia all ye and doing wall. (Y5B? MjttT DOOR TO U. B. LAND the Tribune oOee. uJJfJPJlIcsUoo for mineral patents, pie limber culwrr srt Und papers. Write to thorn and tfeleihsS? T?. Information, and sava a 'kjjjowioilto ""M I"' deter- mined to keep only the best goods, and guarantee satisfaction. GENTS BOOTS, ACE BUTTON, AND CONGRESS DEALERS GAITERS. IN Ladies and Childrens Shoes in every approved style. During the present month we make a special offering: . Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, Men's Calf Boots at $3, worth $5. Meni Working Shoes at $1.10, worth $1.50. WALKER BROS. BROOM HOTEL, OGDEN, UTAH. THE IN LOCATED BUSINESS CENTRE. MILL FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS and New I Well - Furnished TOOLS, ETC. Street, Salt Lake City. 144. 146 and 148 Main George A. Lowe, SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. HAVING LEAKED AND REOPENED THIS DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED Hotel Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. ANI) 80 Particular attention called to the fact that PEOPLE LEAVING OUDEi. ON ANY OF TIIK MORNING TRAINS, by coming on Afternoon or Evenly Train from Salt Lake and Htaying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE ITOUU AF THIRTY MINUTES FOR BLEEP IN THE MORNING. FIRST-CLAS- S Absolutely Pure. OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, f Whrrauled of Best Quality and to be M. Lie & UTAH A Full ami H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. FOR 8ALE Stylee" perfectly fast and reliable GOOD8 DEALER8 BY ALL DRY E. Railway. HARD AND SOFT AFTKIl FRIDAY. JUNK IA ONUHU, tlie Utah A NcirstU (au,wuy will run their train si follow. (Sundays exrc(l); AND STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME Leave Tooele... eeeee eee Leers (iarilrld i Arrive at Brit Lake City s a AND PRESSES, Sri0p.ui. ,..... JblA p.m. FAKI to Block Rock orllorllcld and return nail Iraiiw, to rente. Mo IMght will be received alter 4 p. m. W.W.K1TKK, KF.FKXTOM, Nnpt Uan.FLAFaa.Agt WROUGHT IRON FA8RKKUKK Latest end Best Designs In Ranges, And tlio Largest Variety In Uie city lo ehuase ftutu Main WIRE PUMPS, Street, Salt Inquiries answered promptly. NEW TIME CARD. FEB. 24, 1885. ing, Etc. 253 S. BALING UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. Sheet-Iro-n Rooting, Rixmling, Gutter- Stoves and AND Ail size constantly in stork. Onrraiomi(!nce solicited. Work, laup.m. iaop.m. TIES COAL-BURNI- Tin, Copper and Tin and Iron BALING STEAM Fur all purpose. RANGES, AUts.tn .......iuaxia.ni. Leave GsrfleUl sieeks seeeeaen .......11:10 a. ui Leave Tooele MMsessssseaeeeeseeseeeeasi .11:40. m. Arrive at Tanaluue ..... Lear Terminal CAST Line of Well-Assort- AMES PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFKL TURBINE WHEELS SAW MILLS AND SHINGLE MII.1R. lyntcr In Stoves, leave Balt Lake Clly HAY 0FDFR1CK SCHOPPE, tYholcwlo and Itutall PRICES OF ALL. KINDS, KNOWLES NEVADA F. LOW Agricultural Implements RICHMOND PINKS, Parplesand Qonker VERY AT SOLD Tha Commercial Travelers interacts will be most resiectfolly atteno license required for commercial travelers in Ogden. BRO., A BRO., GEO. M SCOTT & CO. oon-nme-ra 1 Land Agents. Department Laka City TRAINS I.KAVK BALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS: GOING NORTH. Atlantia Express aL. Pacific Express eL .. I sna.m. (Jl p. m. eeyeeeeeeese.s GOING SOUTH. Milford Express st....u...... Juab Exinvee .(a-.--... . &U p. m. 7:30 a. m. Trains arrive dally In Balt Lake City as follows: FROM NORTH. -. rsrincKzji:csst.......at.. Atlantic Express I -l- a. m, 7J1 p. 111. th-tt FROM SOUTH. ' Jnab Exureseat. eeeeeeaeeeeeeMeaiaaeeeeeeee 840 & Be tl Ilford X.WU lt.H..MHH...U.MU..)feOO 0. U. Freight Trains leave Salt Lake dally, except Sundays, for North at W0 p. m., for South at SriOn-m- . FRANCIS COPE, 'taueml Friifht and Pamsiigw Agent. JOHN B1IARP, Ueuerei Baperialeaiteat |