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Show THE WESTERN Tue Afghanistan rising has been crushed. Ishak Khan’s troops have surrendered, and Ishak has taken refuge in Bokhara. BuarinE was confined to his room at the Grand Pacific, Chicago, on Thursday. On Saturday he addresses a meeting at Battery D Armory. W. WooprRurFr, President. AN IRON syndicate is being formed in Glasgow. Its success depends upon the Oleveland iron masters joining the combination. THERE was a grand demonstration at Tippecanoe battle ground. Wednesday, local Republicans gave a grand parade AND TRUST THE Pope, during the visit of maps William to Rome, tried to impress that potentate withthe necessity ofa restoration to the papal nae of temporal power. A Monrreat Chinaman, who is a nat- uralized British subject, was recently prevented from visiting New York ona business trip under the new exclusion act. He is inclined to test the matter in No. Farmers and Mechanics Bank of 68 Pays 5 per Cent. Interest on Savings Deposits. AMERICAN exhibitors at the Exposition are making a good Fifty-four out of seventy-three have received distinctions of Brussels’ showing. exposants greater or MONEY S. F. Kershaw. present. The number in At Crawfordsville Junction,jIndiana, while Blaine was passing through there, a somewhat notable occurrence happened while the train was stopping for a few minutes. In the crowd was John Wingate, who wore an ancient broadbrimmed beaver. He handed it to Blaine, stating that hisfather had worn it in the campaign of 1840. Blaine held the hat out shouting, “Hurrah for Harrison.” He returned the venerable hat to its owner with the words: -“It helped to elect one Harrison and will help to elect another. Gov. Hin inaugurated his canvass of Indiana at the town of Mitchell Friday last. From there he went on to Indianapolis. In his remarks he said: We believe the time has come when, without injury to the interests of the country taxes can be reduced. This is the Democratic position. It is a question that is unassailable in this campaign. And all the clamor of Republican politicians simply to subserve party purposes, cannot change the honest, fair vote or the manly position of the Dem- House, Sign and Deccrative Painters, Paper Hangers, Glaziers, Etc. Fence Advertising Done in all parts of the é ‘Country. 63 EH. First South St., Four Teer West of Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah. Lake IRON, LIME # ROGK 60., TAGGART & CHAMBERLAIN 156 H. ord South St., S. ae City. for Fine Blue building Limestone purposes supplied to On the second day of the Republican demonstration at Tippecanoe rain inter‘fered much with its success. Mayor Hewitt states that there is no coolness: between him and President ‘Cleveland. RED BROS. ___DEALERS 6O., IN———— Bompmerzre NE WIM MACHINES, BB ee CLOUGHI& WARREN ale Fe PACKARD Nee Neceescens AND Pianos Sold on easy terms. , Correspondence Solicited. Lindeman and Sons PIANOS. YOUNG BROS. CO., CANYON, GRASS Covers, Scarfs & Guitars. CREEK ANTHRACITE 38 Main Street, Salt Lake City. COAL. Office in Godbe, Pitts & Co’s Drug Store, 101 8. MALIN, Sr. Office Telephone 49. YARD, The Only Line Carrying the United States Overland Mail. Secretary. IN ROCK SPRINGS, PLEASANT VALLEY, Bros.’ PIANOS. Matchless Burdett ORGANS. Stools “THE OVERLAND ROUTE.” PRATT, If you want to do good work cheap give usa call. Weare always on hand ‘and prepared to fill all orders promptly. Coal Co. Agency, UNION PAGIEG RAILWAY W. lowest prices. ROCK SPRINGS Dealers in Behning and Conover M. at the Kilns, Northeast of Brain’s Brick Yard. Office, 143 s. Main St., Depot in the rear. Telephone 179. THOMAS Yard Telephone 49. Cor. 2nd South and 3rd West Sts., SALT LAKE W. JENNINGS, CITY. W.S. HARRIS, Agent. Makes Direct Connections City hoe Repairing Factory, BETWEEN _ Denver, JOHN LARSON, Prop. Cheyenne, Ogden, Salt Lake ~ Sacramento, San City, Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and all Nebraska; Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, California, Washington Territory and all Principal Missourn River and Pacific Coast Points. Baggage Checked Through from all Points in 1st East St., Burton Gardner building, opp. Theatre. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gents’ Boots and Shoes, Sole & Heel, from $ ep Gents’ Hand Sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, Sole ‘and Heel, from ve Children’s Shoes, Sole and Heel, from 35 A Comfortable Waiting Room. Repairing done while you wait —AND—. BYRON HARTWELL, 125 W. South Temple Gents’ Furnishing St. Goods. Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer, 160,000 voters, an increase of about 50 per cent. in four years. AUSTRALIANS intend to build Pullman Palace Sleepers and Modern Coaches on all Through Trains. FREE Family . American Meat Market, 104 & 106 W. all Mail and Express Trains. For further information regarding the territory traversed, daily excursions, rates of fare, descriptive pamphlets, etc., apply to i. A. BENTON, Salt Lake, Agent of the Union Pacific Railway; the agent of any connecting road, or address J. V. PARKER, General Agent, Salt Lake. Thos. L. Kimball, J.&. Tebbets, OMAHA, GER NEB. Peas South Choice And Fresh net cet nn ae DN I rn nlite me 2 ene THE LATEST STYLES IN HATS St. AND CAPS AND NECK WEAR. Meats Sausage Give me a call and I will endeavor to please you. JOHN A. HAMILTON, THE Tent MOST RELIABLE SALT LAKE CITY. Manufacturer IN UTAH. Manufactures all goods in Salt Lake City, as Awnings, Tents, Wagon Covers, and Canvas Goods of every Description. Special attention is paid to Sheep-herders’ Outfits. Guarantees all work to be first-class and prices way down at cost. Wholesale and Retail. Largest possible discount given to dealers. Write for prices. Joun A. Hamiuton, 213 First Bast St., bet. Second and Third South Streets. ag ae Temple E. P. SEEGER, Prop. Sleepers, Through on Acting Gen’! Mer. a on Horses. Satisfaction guaranteed. the East to Points Named. THE complete returns of inspector of ‘registration in Chicago indicate a total ee suitable YOUNG, Vice President. r OUNG Williams & Mitchell, Lessees. _ Handle the BEST LIME burned in Utah; very white and the strongest in the market; slacks easily in the coldest weather. O. THOMAS W.. JENNINGS. 7 was made rob the pay car on the Black Hills and Fort Pierre Railroad. The robbers removed two rails on a curve in the road and when the train came along it was speedily ditched and three masked men assailed the pay car. W. H. Reemer, the paymaster, opened fire upon them with his repeating rifle shooting two. The third escaped. None on the train were injured. A few more instances of pluck like this and such occurrences will become less frequent. z J. President. I cure Interfering and Corns An unsuccessful attempt ES YOUNG, a Salt ‘ocratic party. about J.T. Addoms. Lake Painting and Advertising 6o., the procession was estimated at 20,000. ‘of J. A. Brown. ——DEALERS Speaker Carlisle spoke. Independent of the business men’s procession there were B. TO LOAN Salt self or the Tammany nominee. ‘Street at which Secretary Fairchild and ROYAL On Approved Securities at Low Rates of Interest lesser degree, consents to let the citizens’ committee choose a clean Democrat other than him- THERE was a big demonstration of Cleveland and Thurman down-town business men last Saturday. A meeting was held before the Sub-Treasury in Wall ST. is estimated that there were 30,000 people on the historic field. Mayor Hewitt has accepted his nomi-, nation tothe mayoralty of New York,but. will be glad to withdraw if Tammany persons TEMPLE Does a General Banking Business. Pittsburg has failed. The general ledger shows deposits of $103,000 while the individual ledger shows $319,000. The books have not been examined for ten years and no one knows where the money has gone. 15,000 COMPANY, EAST It with log cabins, coon skins, etc., etc. THe farmers in Ramsey County, Dakota, are in great distress. An August frost destroyed their crops, and their land, stock and farm implements are heavily mortgaged. Want and misery prevail among all. 7 Tur B. H. ScHETTLER, Asst. Cashier. Zion’s Savings Bank the courts. A sic Democratic barbecue was held at Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Wednesday. Judge Thurman was present and alcane was presented to him wrought and engraved by M. B. Masters, who for fifty years has voted a straight Democratic ticket. WEEKLY. |
