The Salt Lake Herald (Salt Lake City [Utah])
August 17, 1880

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1 Ii 4 I ti J t illE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD SALT LAKE CITY TOES OAT MORNING AUGUST 17 1880 NO 60 it VOL XL y 1 R St ti U 0 Idb t erg r 3 t r V CLEARANCE SALE CLEARANCE SALE RECARDlESS JF 4 i CbgT L F band I will Bell at In order to Reduce the ire Stock now on WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I i 800 Fashionable Business and Dress Suits 1509 Pairs Fine Cassiuiere Pants 00 Dozen Fine Linen Shirts 5 J Dozen Genuine English Cheviot Shirts 50 Dozen Qennine French Percale Shirts 25 DiZ3ii llpaca Coats and Dusters A1 I i L rs Assortment of Daairabla I T iT 8 ArrS 3 RECARDlESS OF COST 1L GOLDBERG jelO i i f i t

I CEO SAV1LLE DEALER IK fJ Homemade and Imported Boots and Shoes 1 CUSTOM I BOOT AND SHOE MAKER J 23 Second South Street Opposite Postofficc Kcjitir tig lone Promptly and Neatly JylG Fatronase resiectfullj sollcltet f R B ilAKoiTH PrcsJ P PUOSLET Soc Trsas j T PiEnroXT Supcrialcsdonl SILT S lAKE fOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO Worls One and a half l1l cks ouh of U C R B Depot Ks nc a wtllappointecl Fuundry Machine and Boiler Shop wa are now prepare to funih Steam Engines Boiler Stamp 3til1 lining Milling and llohto g Machinery Smeltnz Furnaces Water Jackt SlAg Puts etc Saw and Unit MiIl Shafting nnd Pul1ej an kinds of doilers Tank And Plate Work made to order Boilers and Steam Gauges tested Copper Work for Breweries Distilleries etc etc Ii T C A T IT1 One 20horsepowar Stationary Enlhc4 FOR SAT One 15 do do dQ Ta One 20 do Hoisting Engine z f One 17inch Turbine Wheel Two Steam Pumps for Boiler Feed Z 03 P O BOX X13t JOHN Va LOWELL mil WA6 ONS BUGGIES ASS PBABTONS 1 t McCORMICK MACHINES II I The Celebrated J J Cast Tliresliing Machines Pitt Mounted or Down Powers with Woodbury or I Either Eclipse or Apron Tie J L Case Chilled Plows Steel Beam I Plows and Harrows Arery Gang Sulky tnd Valking Plows Cultivors JStc II KELL STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE j Both Painted and Galvanized I KEEP KJKE BUT 7 FIRSlCLASS GOODS AND GUARANTEE ALL I SELL st Send for Price Liil to JOHN W LOWELL JOHN W LOWELL I JOHNiW LOWELL OGDEN I SALT LAKE CITY I Terminus UNRR

J WOOL WOOL o Ol diPoie of ould do wall to call on ma as I an r rtie having Y 00to dispose v prepared to pay the HIGHEST KJARiCETPRICE N CASH FOR VOCL In urge or email quantities SackB and twine to tie fleeces lornaned St FiretciaEa Sheep Shears kept in 4tf ck H B CLAWSON W rsccus corner South and East Temple Streets m15 BUSINESS OIBBOrORT BANKERS McCOKNICK CO Main Street ZIONS SAVING BANK Main Street DESERET NATIONAL BANK Main Street WALKER BKO3 Second South Street THE LONDON BANK Main Street I BOOTS AND bH ta J PAYNE I Boot and Shoes I Slain Street GEO SAVILLE I Boots and Shoes St I I Second South Street GEO DUNFORDsitti HiU Buots and Shoe Main Street 1 BRa E5i1ES KEYdEK M01UTZ Salt Lake City Brewery HENRY WAGENERCalifornia California Brewery CANDIES ARO CREAM GEO AR BOG AST Candy and Ice OroAiu First Sooth Street OLOTHIHC L GOLDBERG GOLDBERGClothing Clothing etc Main Street OLDS1UTH CO CUthlng etc Main Street COAL A GOULD Coal I Main Street DRY COODS R AUERUACH BRO Dry Qooda etc Main Street CafMERAU MERCHANDISE G P CULMER General Merchandise Wholesale and lletall Main Street DAY co coGeneral General Merchandise Wholesale and Itetall Main Street z o ir i General Merchandise Wholesale and lUUil Main Street WALKER BROS General Merchandise Wholesale and Retail Main Street S P TEA UEL General Merchandise Wholesale and Hetail Main Street GRAIN AND SEEDS T C ARMSTRONG Feeds Grain etc Fimt South Street CROCERIES FRUIT ETC BOWIIING lROS Groceries Fruit etc First South Street LUCAS ME AKIN Groceries Fruit etc First South Street FRED G LYNGBERG Foreign and Domestic Fruiti 42 First South Street GUNS PISTOLS ETC J HKUSER Guns PistoIi Tobacco etc eloMain Main Street HOTELS CLIFT HOUSE Main Street VALLEY HOUSE South Temple Street WHITE HOUSE Second South Street IRON WORKS HAYNES SONS Boiler Miters South Temple Street D DUNNEIron Iron Gates etc Second South Street SALT LAKE FOUNDRY Steam Engines Boilers etc Ona anil a Lalf blocks south of U C B Depot JEWELERS 0 L ELIAONWatchee Jewelry Watche etcMain Main Street JOSLIN PARK Jewelry Watches etc etcMain Street MEAT MARKETS VHITE k SONS Butchen Flnt South Street W PETERS Batcher First South Street MERCHANT TAILORS JOHN HAG MAN Merchant Tailor Second South Street JOn TAYLOR SON Merchant Tailors Commercial Street MUSICAL MERCHANDISE GEO CAUELES3 Pianos Organs and Musical Merchandise 12J1 Firt South Street PHYSICIANS H J RICHARDS Fbyilclan and SlU1teonAbin eonMam Street PLUMBERS AVID EVANS Plumber tml GasfitUr Second South Street DAVID JAMES Plumbers Iluners etc West Temple Street RESTAURANTS ARCADE RESTAURANT Uain Strut STOVES AND HARDWARE GEO M SCOTT CO Stoves Tin and Sheet Iron Work Main Street WAGONS AND CARRIAGES H B CLAWSON Wool Wagons etc South Temple Street GEO A LOWE Wagons Carnages Etc First East Street STUDEBAKER BROS Wagons Carriages elcMaln Main Street BAIN WAGON Wagons Agricultural Implements etc Firs East Street JOHN W LOWELL Wagons Carriage etc First East Street R WARNOCKCarriage Wag Carriage etc Fmt South Street CONTRACTORS SMITH DOREMUS Contractors for Locating Railways Grading Bridging Canals Etc Elmball Block JOHM HACMAEL TAILOR Four Doors West of While House NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRiHC AND SUMMED GOODS Give Him a tall marll I TELEGRAPHIC CflINESE OflJlfllCE Tho HeutbcnN Cltim Their Owu mid Will litre It New York 15 TbHeradc umenta as follow The mst contervative tatian in the world finds itself tempt d md ii appears out of bu haugtty solution by the seduction of me darn trade Jt is no to long I nCi piouj but industrious Eng land was forcing opium at ito cannons mouth into this fljwery Jar d and it seems but taday that China waa at nil co a ten ted with I ermillmg anything like reciprocity in c rumetce yet today she makes her fist entry ia toe lists for the carrying trade of the tea The Chi nese steamer To Chung which i inn few days is to pass througn the Uolu n Uatrs will doubtless bo too precu u r of a merchant fueL flying thu drugoc ng tent will ultimately pentirate to every port that a pound o tea cn be sold in So novel is the experiment that our treasury officials have to look cautiously about to find exactly what duties are leviable upon tho steamers arrival but these points once settled Ctiincso enterprise follows up the experiment as it should The result will be the pushing of China more rapidly into the tainily of nations I than by any other step that her people could take Iho Chinese shipowners will not desire to labor under disabilities in foreign ports and to avoid them China must swing her own gates wider I and wider Where she needs consuls and I ambassadors now the will need manof war presently and gradually she will And herself penetrated to tbo core by the restleis pint of the modern tread Her subjects have shown that in cemmerce they can bold their own with any people and we may be sure that once upon the sea they will give to China more and more of the profit which is legitimately hew They will not reach tuccais in this new departure without encoun tering heavy opposition in which since the United States is without a mercantile marine of any account we shall have little part but in England France and Holland the news will create a stir of keen interest Chicago InterOceans Wash ington The only information tho state department has received of China now departure in allowing her subjects to en gage in foreign commerce was contained In a letter received by the secretary of state en Tuesday last the substance of which was immediately comrqunicated to the treasury department The letter of Kvsrta was as follows The representatives of the government of China ai this cupital bare advised the department that the China screw steamer IVo Chung the first steamer under the Chinese flag entering an American port it i oon expected to arrive at San Fran cisco and to prevent any misunderstand ing in regard l to duties or other charges I have the honor to rqueaU at tho in stance of Chin Lan Pin and Yung Wing Chinese representatives us above that proper instructions may be issued to the custom house authorities at tho port of San Francisco to extend to that vessel the privileges which are conceded to ves sels of other nations having treaty rela tions with this government Your obed ient servant W II EAVRTS Oa tho 12th Secretary Sherm n acknowlrdged tho receipt of the letter and replied that the collector of the port of Sin Francisco hid been directed on the arrival of the Wo Chung to carry out the inst uctions contained in the revised regulations of tho treasury depart ment and exact alien tonnage tax at the rate of A dollar per ton in addition to the tax of SOc ncr ton This ii ail i tho information government possesses in regard to the now departure The department of state has not received any circular and further action by government will have to be deferred until the arrival of the Wo Chung at San Francisco Th3 note of the Chinese minister does not stain whether the vessel is from one of the closed ports of Chin or from a port open to foreigners In the event that the Wo Chung hails from a port we are not allowed to trade with she will have to pay J280 per ton overy time she enters the United States from such port The payment of the alien tax will entitle her to entry into our port lor twelve months In any event she will have to pay in addition to the tonnage a tax of 10 per cent ad valorem on the value of her cargo every lima the enters a pert of the United States so that the new departure so far as it effects the imports and carrying trade of the United States will not be as profitable as at first appeared So far as Chiccie merchant men may affect the carrying trade of the world the United States bas tho least to lose Staiitic of our commerce with China during the last fiscal year show but eleven American vessels 9331 tons were cnggged in it while foreign bottoms coming to the United States aggregated 29923 tons Tlese figures do not include vessels ply ng between llog Kong and the United States In oder for China merchants to enjoy tho privileges of American merchant in the United SUlea a treaty of commerce giving them reciprocal rights will be necessary nod which all other nations would then exact from China The only thing of importance so far al treasury officials can discern in the now departure is that allows Chingircn to trade with outside nations but as for competition of an injurious character that is not it is said to be feared The Commercial Bulletin says of the removal by China of trade restrictions Unless we arc mistaken as to the scope of this change it will prove to be one of the most significant events to the com merce of tho nineteenth century The operation of the new conditions may be sow but cannot uliimaey be a matter of Email moment to the commercial nations that 350000 0 of people whcse external commerce is now limited to 250000000 imports and exports are now as free to cultivate external tra lo as any other nation One important result will be that foreign trade ill no longer ho confined fc the flvo treaty port Natives at any of the numerous populous cities on the vast seaboard of the empiro will henceforth ba at liberty to transact buslne with any country There is value in this event to foreign merchants who will ultimoteiy find their way doing business through natives at ports which they arc now excluded through the absence of treaty arrangements The chance of opening markets in the heart of China gives more promise than a hun dred of colonie after which European overcmeni i are sa eagerly straining Kcanrrccted Treasure New York 15 At Southampton Suf folk County a great deal curiosity bas I been excited by the sudden appearance in L circulation of a largc number of Silver half dollars all bearing date of 1830 and l as bright as when they came from the mint Tho myttery is thus explained An oleLreiident of Sag Harbor formerly well known as a practising phyticianbut who has for years ra t led ft compara tively Eecuded life at tho limn lot the panic of 30 hoarded 1EOO half dollars of that dale and has kept them in total disregard of intareil or premium until the present time The Right Conntry nt Last Hew York Sixtyseven Russian emigrant tome buryivors of tho party of 330 which left Russia in 77 for Brazil have arrived at New York sick and des fUt They found the South American climate untuied to them and after los ing nearly all thrir funds decided to leave the country where thjy bad cx peri ncid so many hardships 01 Course Wasliirtton 15 John Cessna chair man of the Pennsylvania republican 1 committee writes to a friend hero that i i very report received so far from clubs in the state infom him that they have fro an from four to forty democrats on their roll who are going to Tote for GarfieM and Arthur The strongest ac cessions are in the tariff district Alchaa llf ports Candahar l1AU u well The enemy arc throwing up Edge work around the city wjicb up to tho present art insignificant The enemy hive many gun 5000 infan ry and flOut Ghazij Quattah l5Nstiv report aw to numerous as to the preserco of three Eu rope in officers with Ayoob Khan that there can be little d ubt that thy are trueCandabar Candabar 14 Tnedefo sea are com plete Ayo b Khan Is three tIiitU i from the city He La thirty uns ard 2COO cavalry It is said Heretic have de serted Ayoob owing to disjo sum amor g them Lmdon lSA diapach from Joga at 15th Bays Goneal SIWlts fo co his reeL Ichhad in the bolsia coun try CabuJ is quiet undahar 15 Irreguars ccupy neighboring villages Ayoob Khn his brought a few gun to bl r on ho city but they me too far away to do much damage About 8000 Afghng have b en expelled from the uty The garrl won is well provision d except with fresh meat Rumor of General Roberts ad vance have reachedCandahar London16 A military correspondent of the Times says it scorns possible that GOD Phayer will not relieve ndabar as owing to the deficiency in transports tion facilities ho will not be able to ad Vance before the end of August or ton days later than tho original date fixed upon We have at last received a state ment of the losses to the British by the battle of the 27th of July which poi lively places tho number of casualties at twentyone officers 300 Europeans and 700 natives killed or missing and five officers and ninety men wounded Gen Stewarts force will reach Gundamuk tomorrow where he will make a short halt and then march to Peihawur A dispatch from Quettah today lays a large number bf tribesmen attacked our troops at Ketch last night The gar noon of 300 of the Sixteenth Bombay Native Infantry behaved with great stcadinesi The enemy were repulsed and left eighty dead The garrison pur sued the enemy for some distance Dr Tanner Sits Down on Emma Hard I nee Brit tuijjs Muenetio Theory New York lBDr Tanner attended the lecture of Emma Hardinge Brittain yesterday morning It was not known by the audience or the lecturer that he was present in the hall Mr Brittain in closing her remarks on magnetism referred to the doctor and the wonderful example he had given of the ascendancy of will over matter She asserted that the density of population the magnetic influence of the multitude the aroma of food made his feat possible in this city while if attempted in the keen air of the c juntiy and in solitude the body would soon ba exhausted by the vigorous and consuming oxygen At the close of her remarks a welldressed sharp eyed man arose and obtained permission to address a question to tho speaker who introduced himself as the subject of the ladys remark mark All eyes were turned in surprise upon Dr Tanner who aid If I had Continued my fast in Clarendon Hall without the aid of the air in the park I cud not have continued tweity days Indeed the bracing air of the Minnesota prairie made it possible for me to con tinue fortytwo days once without foid My experiment in this city was attended with far greater difficulty therefore my experience is not in accordance withyour theory magnetic forces II Mrs Brit tftin did not attempt to sustain her theory The doctor looked fresh and vigorous and talked to many who surrounded him before he left the hall IR1311W AUTIES Record of u Days Evil Deeds New York 15 Jeremiah Ford was arrested today for knocking his wife down on Saturday night and inflicting injuries which caused her death Ford was drunk at the time and the woman was endeavoring to get him home Chicago 15George Hackers an old man was killed this morning by Her man Backers his son in Dajton Ky opposite the eastern portion of Cincinnati Cause quarrel over money I St Louis 15Win Brown native of Scotland former confederate soldier for many years a well known policeman deliberately killed himself Matrimonial troubles Sin Francisco lOJohn Kellcher residing at Oakland with his wife and B neighbor Mrs King indulged in a drunken carouse last night in the course of which ha set the house on fire and two of his children Eugene and Annie aged two and five years respectively were burned to a cinder James aged four was burned fatally Mrs Kellcher will probably die from injuries Mrs King was badly scorched Kelleher was slightly hurt Providence laChaso A Brockway notorious forger and a pal believed lo be Bully Ogle weo arrested today while cashing a forged check St Louis 16 Horace B Vail while drunk went into the saloon of Edward Tronaino in East St Louis about 12 oclock last night got into a quarrel with Tronain and was shot three times by the latter and killed Tronaino gave himself up upThe The Chinese Clears New York lSThe Commercial this evening learns that the report of largo quantities of Cigars being sent here by San Francisco Chinese is correct but they are an inferior brand and the prices received are not so great as reported The only fear entertained by cigar manu facturers is i if Chinese cigar labor proves profitable it will interfere with tho class of goods known as Tenement house cigar manufactured for the most Put by Bohemians It is not known to whom the Sin Francisco cigars are shipped The cgar trade in this city at the present time M exceedingly brisk and manufc turers declare that they have great difficulty to obtain tbe goods to fill older The demand is far greater than it was seven months ago Death of Adelaide Nollson London 15 Adelaide Neihon djed suddenly today at the Continental Hotel Pais Pari 1C Adelado Neilion died at midnight on Saturday at the liesau rant Duchalet in Boise De Bologna New York 1GThe Times says Neil sons death was very sudden although scarcely perhaps entirely unexpected for it bas been a fimiiar fact among I those who knew her well that she was subject to seizures of hoirt disease which were liable to cat short her career at any time I Now Hes Gone Chicago 15 JnlerOccana New York Political circles are much excited at the disappearance of John Fox fen tttor who is believed to havo sailed for Europe with his wife and family He left suddenly and probably sailed under an assumed name He was intensely dis gusted with the turn in pol tical affairs and especially at the possibility ota com promise by the democratic party with Tammany His owe councils in his party I were unheeded his influence was de t creasing and it is supposed he has gone away to recover his equilibrium I Agricultural Averages I Washington 1C Returns to the de partment of agriculture since August lit show an increase in the condition of cot ton compared with July The present average condition for the whole country 1 is 103 General average of the corn crop I August 1st 93 against 100 on July lit The condition of spring wheat is 83 againaSl lest year The early months were very dry and rains which came were too late to restore the los Califor nia and wrcgon report the highest condi tion sirica sweralyears Tobacco shows a general average for the whole country of 8fi LAIVE UNLIKE PILLS And the Canal Xit root lets IS PiLEASAUfT TO TAKE Anti Will DrOTA kt once the ntoetpotenterd bairn Ies Syete flCfloTatoCad C1enue that ha yet bees brnrht to public nouee For CfltIpatIon BhIIo0 IIeaIoele ilCond ati aiirn Oo at aOatnaed Hw etof lrto ii Li IneoropaiabIy the tat cwa TltOPIcErFr AXATm3 i uu bT drng5tit at Go a box or matted on br of pree flejp0 In correoey Book or free taxop Address by the peoprie receipt J E HETHERINGTON NEW TOHK or SAjr lmnirronr uv ELECTRIC BELTS Sands and Appliance the onlr rennine an be proenred from the PULVIICRBR GALYY anclsco CO I72eetI 0 Bew York F T or San Send to the olce nearest you fee Free Pamphlet dThe Electric Retiew contalnlng rate panic k 4t 1ern r Ij DtM

BE1TOBIES BF TBIBS5PH Over Djspepsa Lirer Discasea Bowel Com plaints and various febrile and nervous disor ders has immortalized the SeUzer Epa and these victories are now repeated throughout the world by TABItAXrS ETERVESCEXT SELT ZER APEKIENT containing all the elements and producing all the elements and producing all the happy results of the Great German Spring Thirty to forty dOaes Sparkling Ape rient to each bottle SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS MACKENZIE REFORM CLUB TI OLDS BEGULAB MEETINGS EVEBT HOLDS Evening at the Emporium Hall at 8 oclock The fleecing Room and Library are open to the public from 8 a m to 10 pm All are welcome Jis F BaiDLrr Prcst War T FOCWER Secy The Ladles Temperance Union hold Monthly Meetings the Fourth Tuesday In each month at 3 pm Weekly Meetings every Monday ores tug at 7 oclock A NOTICE e pg STEW AND BKAUTIFUL lt N L DESIGNS i Y gin Cameo and Ameth yet Seta Black and Roman Earrings Tie PIn Lockets Necklaces Finger Rings etc Repairing done and work vrairanted CARL C ASMUSSEN 115 PcTERSEW THE BUTCHER lets Pint South btMi tSeaond Batcher Shop from the Corner LJ aima j NEVER KEgPS ANYTHING i but leador Jniey and Fresh Meats Ho tells at the cheap cit late All Khd of Meat in Heaion Give him a trial Bamatai a specialty au23 WILLIAM DREDEMEYER AflNIKa CONSULTING AND CIViL Pve il IV LJ jJL Engineer U S Mineral Surveyor fo Utah and Idaho Notary Public Ocologica oiaiainetioni rapcrts CD mininsrprorertiei surveys mines rsilroaii Jn caaals and uporintetidt Cite workings of the faae Prepare estimates aad plans for opening and work nc mines expert on minlns qUI tions before tao courts Address PO Bo 1157Suit uakacitsBl I ill WHITE HOUSE HOTEL TEB PROTKISTORS TAKE PLEASDKB 1H In aonouneiofftotho A1 ltL that the7 have reaiodeicJ sod refitted the IIcol Toe Dining Rooms aro epicicmj and tho boat of Meals will be served night and day I Single Heils SOc Hot LTinchaa as per card 25c Boom and Board 815O to t2 per day eIO to 12 per week Board 7 per week The Bar ha bet removed to tho north cl the Hotel and fonr Billiard Tables added for the accommodation of guests and la now open A PODLECH A CO GLIFT HOUSE MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY Board tad Booms from 150 per day and from 8 per week S C VYING jj3 Proprietor VALLEY HOUSE Andrew C Brlxen Proprietor I NDIIIL THE NEW MANAGEMENT U this central and popular hotel has been renovated Ard thoroughly repaired for the reception or guest Bates per day 5150 to 52 per week S3 to SlO according to rooms Hoard per week 57 nl BUOVEEBSk 1IOFJDS For iSrklng FptHs 0wtflbeja1d tiLt or that op dizziness paipstan e caie fits pop not euro or ters wilt tion and low pmts ndy on Hep Eltters helpHop Hop titters toflds cC and op ttrenElncns and tue ii4 corn continually i d Irom the flrst dose ardlt L 11 Kidney and Urj j cY i Ladle do yen cary complaints ol all t want to ba troD S kinds permanently 5 hrAlthyndWI 1 cureJ by Hop Enters a den SO llop Bitters Ho COCGH Cuts Is Thecrcitcrtappe tlie j eetwt safest R tizer stomach mood andbeet Ask children I and liver peculator Tee Ho PAD for HopTHtters1 Stomach Liver and Clergymen Lawyers Kldneya is mperior g Eank to all others Cares yen ers aDd Editors Ladies need I by abmrption Ait llopIiters daily DrurnLst3 DLChane1ieolot DL C an Hop Bitters has re 1 cft and and irresistible cure ctorcdtoBobnctyond torccfto for drunkenness I use health perfect Trucks ol opium tobacco and froaiiitcinrtrance troI1inlcm narcotics R All abaTe sold by hcadicbo and ulrn drusgisti Hoplttttera Bwa IIop Bitters cures Monu aeturicr Co irtth a lew doses Uochestcr T Send ZorClrcniar BU1 the tolBiuftui Fool Met Y Gtf Rui 9 rcH stmlrc1 I U pS CATALDC1J PRIaUa t Ebijgtrs 1raIgattaActleeIacalABntaWnOt WANTED c ft zb r TE to rIi Irell 1 nc cic Tr 1ed mill tee recrpJe Trm Co Col HUD 5 LcieMaZ ti 1 i A aeut amtlttt CCIDC TO WTDUJCS I J f oaUjBm Cbacuri ea A Comf ttnt Weoaa I hood SelectionTof mite Ei4eccu VII1ID tyTcapeearnuuSeeiIity L AdielDBfUO t i 5A Peeteeca at 1 1 irlm MOd12fzaVSCT 4i ro s1Ur rrem fpuee ruI auocat ad CD tabueth s i 1 h assssa ss I at ata e b PTi715 Gi U BUTTS DISPiIiSART1I1Iol2 JrtII et St JAok1It STOV Se 0 TVES IJt t CEO Ff11 SCOTT CO lt Hare Just rswlred a fall lisa cthecelebrntcd i It HEEWAET HEATERS for Parlors OUNTQN CABINET RANGES in 4 Offices Stores and Halls greatvaristy and of all sizes tAt f The HARVARD FRASKLW the very best cooking outfit in the mar ket Handsomest Open Parlor Stove made GANNOH BOXand ctbcr HEATERS d C COOK STOVES Reporter Golden for Stores Office Bar Kcorae I i Grown and Stewart cn complete assortment tal I FURNACE WORK A SPECIALTY i i Having a well ppoIntcd Shop we are prepared t I t to do all kinds of t TIN and SHEET IRON WORK with promptness I r1 f A Liberal Discount to Country Dealers s b GEO M SCOTT CO t o 88 Main Street Bait Lake City ii SClflfflM MS FREIGHT AND SPEfflO WAGONS J Buckeye Reapers and Mowers Sweepstakes Threshers Haines Illinois Headers SelfDump Hay t t Rakes Hay Loaders Plows sAnd ii j And all kinds of Latest Improved Farm Machinery ij CUTTS FOURBARBED STEEL FECE WIR d t Also Ames Portable Eneines Knowles1 Steam Pumps Cooper Coi I Saw Mills Leffel Turbine Wheels 4 sLI I My StocJ is Large and Complete and mil be Sold at Bottom IHcet HI 1 t j GKEJOIRCKE A XOWJii 1 f SALT LAKE CIT AND OCDEM UTAH i m5 I JOHN TAYLOR SON ti l MEtE1cEIe32srT TA TLORS i 93 Commercial Street 93 4 0 i S JUST ARRIVEDA FINE STOCK OF S P R N CAN D S U ffi l R GOODS I f Embracing English French and American Sailings Coating i Trouserings of New and Popular Styles at l4 r al Prices to Please Customers J I i NoxAll NoxAll j rt t 3 I Our Prices will Knock rlt All in the Sliade Jltl i j 1 GOLDSMITH CO I r 1 Will Sell Goods lower than Ever t iI I t 1 Closing Out Our Entire Line of i I 1 BO S SUITS 1Il 1 Of All Grades Quality and Ages J Erom 300 Upwards t 1 F riji Q r t t I Childrens Kilt Suits ht Ii J Boys Sailor Suits Boys New Brighton Suits h Boys Underwear t Boys Cheviot and White Shirts EXTRA PANTS FOR BOYS WEAR j o il OUR LINE OF f 11Qhb3TTOUth Suits I t EXCEL AMY SW THIS MARKET i t 1141 oO WII MENS AND BOYS JI Bluo Flannel Suits Y 1 ill AT COST PRICES p 1rii t 0 CARTWRSGHT WARNERS i SUiU1ERUNBEllVEAR U L h 0 SUMMER CASSIMERE PANTS t i Of New Styles 0 L Alpaca Mohair and linen Coats and Ulsters 0 COLDSMITH c CO Wholesale and Retail Clothiers 145 MIN STREET i

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KJM J t 1 30 L1 Ix AJoAJLI k1Efljj T1EIiIDA 2SLOBHIHO AUGUST 17 188O M i c i 0 SALT LAKE BAIL HIRAM i TUESDAY MoBSiKa AUG 17 18SO r THE DAILY HERALD Is published j every morning Mondays excepted at East Temple Street near First South k SaltLako City by the HsBALDPBnrr I iNaAiiDPrrBLiSHiifaCoiiPAjrr Sub 4 ECiiption price 1050 per annum post I age included parts of a year at the I I same rate To weekly subscribers f collection made by carriers 25c a week 4 f I 4 LL THE SEMIWEEKLY HERALD is II published every Wednesday and Satur day morning at 360 a year six months 175 postage included THE WEEKLY HERALD published 4 every Thursday morning at 2 a year T six months L25 postage included Postage outside the US and Canada extra DUHINQ A recent ascent from Rouen a balloonist tried the experi t 14a v ment of photographing the land over which he was passing and succeeded in securing a dczen or more finely 1j J h I executed views

A RUMOR cornea from Paris that t Marshal Bazaine is dead bat the story is probably untrue cr there I would be more concerning the event If the brave old soldier is really dead he died in exile and in poverty f pr t IN BUHSIA a new and queer reli I gious sect called the Kolikovck y has mcdeita appearanceand is said to be gaining converts quite rapidly 0 J The members eay the holy church of Russia wastaken to heaven three cen I turiea ego since which there have only been a false churcb and false V t LU L priests Instead of baptism of in tt h fant they perform what they call tearful purification over the babies that is the parents and friends died teara over the infant for six weeks I and thereby purifying it from the I I original sin TbeEe bcctariana while ery pious never assemble for com BIW 2mOO i prayer but everybody prays 1 long and often at home J THE TEAMPS have discovered bow 4 they can evade the strict law against 4r them in Connecticut and as a conse quence their numbers are visibly in J 4 creasing in that state When ancated f1 for having no visible means of sup port they usually set up the plea that they are tinkers umbrella mend 4 era or have some such trade and the t 5 law lets them go One taken into I C custody at Norwicb the other day claimed that he was n fisherman and rolling from a piece of brown paper in his pocket four hooks and a line c j the court discharged him on that die play of visible means to catch I fish Connecticut will have to amend I her tramp law or the honest portion of the population will have to saw its own wood again 11 f rf j 0 A SODA SPSIKGS correspondent has it o w a very just complaint in this morn ings HERALD against the careless I manner in which the mail matter is distributed on the Utah and Northern In this particular instance we happen f to know that the delayed letter was important and its failure to reach the one to whom it was addressed in I due season caused great annoyance and trouble This is by no means the first complaint that has come from that quarter It may not be the fault of the mail agents but t r Homebody is tD blame for delaying t the mails needlessly There is also f r i too much of the tamo sort of annoy ance on other roads hereabouts I When newspapers deposited in the f Salt Lake office plainly addressed to persons in Farmington Davis County are three or four dayo in reaching their destination some thing is wrong It may bo attributed to carelessness or any other cause but that doesnt mend the matter nor make it right MB HAYES psculiar kind of civil I service reform goes bravely on after I 2 the manner which has characterized I b the practice but not theoryof the Administration As an evidence of the steady continuance of the civil I service reform business it is an nounced from Washington that there is i an evident disposition I e judging from expressions in adminis tration circles to permit General Garfield to have a voice in the dispo sition of the patronage of the govern ment in the interest of tho party and according to the ideas of his letter of It i j4 acceptance thus abandoning the system of nbuso in the disposition of

r tho offices growing out of favoritism and the selection of men for public places on account of their non association with politics and unfamil I I 1 inrity with public affairs Secretary Sherman who never did believe in the nonsensical notions held forth in the civil service is willing to employ the patronage of bia office in the interest of the party in power THE LIBERALS ol Beaver County have only themselves blame for the r small vote which they polled at the II lat election They neglected to 1 register until it was too late and as a consequence lott that privilege of citizenship They will probably not be caught in the same trap twice We may hereafter reckon upon the Beaver Liberals whatever else they may fail in promptly faithfully and all registering Everybody also should profit by the lesson which lost the ECU them Liberals their eherifl i Had these opposed to the Peoples t Party been careful to have their I 1 names on the registry list and then I I I as careful to vote a good many pre cincts if not entire counties might have been won by the Liberals at r1 the late election The returns show this to be a fact Unless more in terest shall be taken In election mat I tere one of these days the majority party will diEcover when it is too j 5 late that it has been napping It may bo necessary for the people to get left once in order ta fairly arouse them and make them under r 13 stand that there is danger in failing to perform their duties The late 8r7 f history of Tooole County under Liberal rule ought to be a constant warning to the Peoples Party ol the danger there is in neglecting to vote GRATEFUL AMERICA is under deep obligations fo the enterprising editor and publisher of New York who gives to the republic the interesting news item to be found in our tele graphic columns this morning under the bead of Highly Entertaining and Instructive We are all glad to learn that an heir to the Spanish throne is soon to be born into this world of tears and teething aud cholera infantum and measles and so forth It is also a source of cons lation to us to know that Queen Christy is as well as could be expected under tbe circumstances and that her mother has arrived at the palace with her carpetbags bandboxes etc together with a brigade of nurses and waiters In view f the reputa tion of queens of Spains we hope the little monarch will be a boy He will ba abloto get along better in the worldI and if he should be caught now and then he would not suffer 10 in reputation as a girl I LATEST TELEGRAMS m If Fatal Floods London 16The floods swept down the Glen of Glendore County Donegal tcday flooding the church at Canmienon and drawing several I persons who were carried away by the rush of the water Two bodies have been recovered I John Proctor linoit Shot Louisville Ky 16A telegram to the CourierJournal from Shep rdsville says Hon J Proctor Knott was shot and mortally wounded this morning at Mt Washington ten miles from here by J W Ltwis greenback candidate for Congress No particulars There is great ex citement Thj Courier Journal does not believe the report true The Medical Frauds Philadelphia 16Dr John Buch anan of the Eclectio College noto riety has been indicted by the United States grand jury on a charge of devising schemes to defraud and with using the mails for illegal purpose Dr David Wright one of Buchanans graduates gave a certificate of death from collary fantum The coro ners jury censure Wright cs an unqualified physician A Sorry Stele New York 16 Christopher McCannon seaman belonging to Clifton and who temorarily resided at 50 East Broadway was this morning committed to prison for kicking Hattie Wilson a young wo man in the abdomen It is feared thai she cannot recover Wileon and ancther woman quarrelled with McCannons mistress Blanco Stevens and he took her part The Clifton recently arrived San Francisco where it maid McCannon belongs International Food Exhibition Washington 16 The interna tional food exhibition opens at Lon don from October 13th to 20th The objects are to bring prominently before all classes and in a compre hensive manner the multitudinous articles applicable for food in both the animal and vegetable kingdoms together with tbe various modes of producing and preparing the same for consumptioD embracing all the different processes of manufacture preservation and cooking Census VeracityUnder Arrest Chicago 1G InterOcean3 Wash ington Gen Walker if not as sanguine to the veracity of census returns as at first He stood ready to defend the veracity of tho returns and would not listen to criticism but since the South Carolina returns came alone and some of the counties show phe nominal results he admits that it looks a little singular AttorneyGeneral Derani has beoa notified that the parties who com mitted the outrages at Brazonia County Texas through which Rev enue Officer Bissel was obliged to leave the state have been placed under arrest and have given bail Adelaide Neilsons Death Paris 16Adelaide Neilson was taken ill on Saturday night while driving in Bois De Boulogne with a lady who has been living with her as a companion She bad been staying at the Continental Hotel for a few days previous to her death with her companion servant and a gentleman described as her secretary The circumstances surrounding her death are so suspicions that police inquiry may become necessary The rooms which Miss Neilson occupied at the Continental Hotel have been sealed up and telegrams have been dispatched to her relatives I Another dispatch says Miss Neil eon had left bar home with a party ol friends in the best of spirits and apparently good health to take ilo eounerin the famous Ducbalet restaurant in the Bois Du Boulogne At the table she frequently alluded to her success in the profession and spoke hopefully of what she expected to accomplish during the coming season and in the more distant future Suddenly Miss Neilson turned pale gave a low cry pressed her hand upon her heart and fell back in her chair Her friends sprang to her assistance and attempted to bring her to consciousness dispatching messengers for medical aid but no tfiorts were of avail as Mia Neilson was Jcad FOREIGN London 16 Times military correspondent reports General Stewart and political officers were strongly in favor of evacuation The country is nearly exhausted of sup plies and camps are tainted from long occupation The treops suffer greatly from exposure on guard and convoy duty and the tribes are for the I moment quiet Any appearance of patronage would be interpreted by the Afghans as tutelage and render the Ameers rule unpopular One good result for General Roberts march is already obtained The news has spread far and wide of the ap preach of General Boberta and no rising of tribes has taken place except in the immediate neignoorhooa or Candabar A dispatch from JagdaUk says the great fear felt is that Aycob Khan may elude General Roberts In the House of Commons the secretary of state for India stated that a letter bad reached Obaman Cboki from Khelali Ghilizii dated the 12th instant saying the country is quiet and the fort abundantly supplied and able to assist in supplying General Roberts Candahar 16Colonel St John has written a letter to Ayoob Kahn asking whether the report is true that he holds some British officers captured at Kushki Nakhnd It is officially stated that the cattle on fifteen farms in Lancashire are nfected with plearo pneumonia THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE Preparations for the Great Event II I I Hundreds and Thousands ot People Flocking to Chicago Chicago 16 Afternoon and even ing trains brought in an immense number of visitors and it is esti mated that something over 200000 strangers will be on the streets to morrow The hotels are taxed to the utmost pnd nearly every private resi dence has its guest There i great pressure for tickets to the different pntertainmonts The ball Tuesday evening is he moat notable event and in magnitude it will probably ex ceed any similar event in the history of the country Tho Exposition building is beautifully arranged for the grand afiair and no pains will be spared to make it in every way I successful On the lake shore the sight is as picturesque as it is unusual From the Exposition Building south to Patkrpw distance of a mile the ground is completely covered with tenta of regular army pattern Facing this warlike array on the west are the beautiful resi dences of Michigan avenue many of which are handsomely decorated while the camp looks eastward upon Lake Michigan The many trains of cars which pass to and fro the lake front alone shutting out the lake from the eight Continuous lines of carriages and thousands of pedes trians pass along in front of the en campment dividing their attention between the military show and the display of bunting and Masonic emblems which everwbero predomi nates Tonight there are entertain ments at three halls and receptions at each of them At the Central Music Hall Hans Balatkas band furnished the music Mayor Harris in behalf of Chicago and Governor Cullum in behalf the state wel comed tho knights Theo Gurney grand master of Illinois extended the welcome on behalf of the craft of the state and appropriate acknowledge ments were returned At McCormicks Hall Barnds Cincinnati orchestra furnished the music Lieutenant Governor Shuman extended the wel come and other speeches were made At Farwell Hall Cbas Bacbss Mil waukee orchestra was the attraction and addresses were made by Hon Jno Wentwotb for Mayor and Leonard Swett for tbe governor Joseph Bobbins Sir Lester Bond and others returned acknowledgements The speeches were all short and of a complimentary and congratulatory order At McCormicks Hall Lieu tenant Governor Shuman referred to the occupation of Palestine by the crusaders and said the reception given them there by the faithful of that land was not more cordial than h that of this state and its chief city to the Knights Templar to night lor they were not less l brave manly and devcted patriots than the Knights l of old He added the hope that the vie iting commanderies would realize the complete fulfillment of their antici pations of pleasure and profit At Farwell Hall Mr Leonard Swell representing Governor Cullom re ferred to the antiquity of the Masonic order tracing its history through twentyfive centuries The Masons were the great builders of tbe past who bad Btrewn every battlefield of Europe and who had left an ineflace able trace upon the moral architec ture and characteristics of the nations ot the globe Masonry stood like the Book of Job older than the Church of Rome It was without nationality was like a aur in its surroundings and origin unknown but gleaming out of the darkness upon the brow of night and irradiating the whole world Matonary had left its mark on the ages which in turn had moulded it and changed its form The struggle was no longer for the holy sepulcher Instead of rol ling the stone from tbe sepulcher the knight call forth and build truth upon truth each mightier than all the works of the sword A large chare of the commandaries are in their tents having arrived mostly during the afternoon and evening The railroads have emptied their human freight with inconceiv able rapidity today It is said that since an early hour this morning the arrival of trains on all the roads com bined have been at the rate of one train every five minutes From 4 to 8 oclock this evening thirteen trains arrived over the Rock Island Rail road and probably as many or more over each of the other roads Every train brings as many passengers as can crowd in l DOMESTIC San Francisco 16Grand Prize de clares a dividend of 25o Lsaby says he has personally re ceived no challenge from Boss and will not contest with him Mrs Kelleher burned last night at Oakland died Rondout N Y 16Tender vege tation Mae killed by frost lit night Growing crops corn and buckwheat are somewhat injured The stage driver reports a light snow in Stray clove Ulster County Lancaster Pa 16 Mia Lillie Muter aged 18 was walking with a gentleman near Mount Joy when a spark from his cigar set fire to her dress and the girl was fatally burned Toronto16Robert Wilkea whole tale jeweler of this city his daughter Florence aged 15 and eon Bertie aged 11 were drowned at Sturgeon Point today Florence and Bertie were bathing and the boy getting out beyond his depth the father who was in a boat jumped out to save him the daughter alio went to the rescue and all were drowned Cleveland 16 Worcester 8 Cleveland 2 Raleigh N C16 MajorGenera Bryan Grimes of the cpnfuderat army while driving near his home in i Pitt County was shot dead by an un known person Washington 16 Tho deputy I comptroller of currency today authorized the establishment of a new national bank the First National at Loss Angeles Cal with a capital of 100000 Mr Joseph S Bander chief of the finance division of the Indian bureau who had been dispatched on business to the Pacific Coast has been recalled by telegraph and was today desig nated as acting chiet clerk of tho bureau Commissioner Trowbridge continues too ill to do the duties of hia nffilA Detroit 6Tbe local iteamtoit their inves inspectors as a result of tigation into the recent collision of the steamboat Garland with tho team yacht Mamie have revoked the I licences of both captain on the ground that it was entirely within their power to have prevented the terrible accident in the exercise of any eort of prudence in the manage ment of their repsetive boats Danville 16 One planter had 100000 hills of tobacco destroyed by a hailstorm others had large quanti ties ruined Seizing Arm Cork 16A case of twenty rifles shipped from Milford for Cork was sized by the police A Priests Beastly Elopement Denver Cal I 16The Tribune has I a long special from Messela New Mexico to the effect thai there is much excitement over the elope ment of Father Todoro Jionalt priest of Lea Cruces and a brilliant and beautiful young lady Miss MargarIta Garcia from the con vent of the Sisters ol Lorelto who recently entered tLe convent it is said at the ohcitat on of the priest against the wishes of the parents After continued scandalous pro ceedings tbe couple eloped and were overtaken at a small hamlet whence the priest appeared in dishabille and would have bean killed by the uncle of a girl if the officer had not inter fered The priest and girl were finally married The former tells horrible stories About bishops and other priests I BRIEF TELEGRAMS DeLessepa is again a atber this titan a fine boy Herbert Speccer begins next year a tour of the world going from Eng land to the United State indictments have been returned against E A Adams expostmaster of Deadwood for tho embezzlement of 11938 of government funds he is under 12000 bonds Owing to crop movements the de mand for standard silver dollars has increased The orders on Monday were J5SOCO the largest amount ordered in one day kr wore than a year Great Grant was the victim of a reception and procession on his arrival in Denver from MAnitou on Monday He smiled on the crowd spoke thirty words and subsided He will be banquetted Tutaday night MONETARY AND STOCKS New York August 1880 N Money eajy 2 3j governments quiet stocks closed firm Wotera Union 106K Quicksilver 113 Mariposa 3 Wails Fargo 108 New York Central 133 Erie42 laO mn182j Union Pacific U4K bond 1112K j Central Pacific WA bonds 112tf Sutro 1 r HOTEL ARRIVALS August 16 1880 CONTINENTAL HOTEL N Strong Ogden G R Cottrel T 0 Cailahan TD Carke Prof D M Mac Allister H A Lee New York ACowlAA Chicago j C C Homde Leadville W McCabo Agent Piarcys Deception Com bination A J Baker Kansas City J Ed wards Ogden nWD waltz HOUSE J T Caother M Mark San Fran cico C fl Creek Park City 1 Hyde Deaeret A Cu hing S Tu an 0 Clin ton Sandy N H We tjohn Denver F Turner Logan J matner J Bruuon Bingham K Maxfield T Birch Cotton wood carve HOUSE L Baschflong itiforJ A D Knick and wife B Knick Big Cottonwood Ma L T Lence and three children w T Shafler Evanston G A Bennett Ophir W T Wilson wife and ton Elk Grave Cal Mrs E E Skcgg Sacramento W S Wright and family J Clark Park City A Thompson larmington M L Cody M Mahoney Frisco J A Living ston Millford r WALKER HOUSE F B Comuf Park Cit S IMwk San Fiancisco B Liddell and serv nt Mr and Mr rSridgos H S Elliot Eng land F P Yenawine Chicago F E Gemhrdt E Bobbins St Louis M T Barlow and wife AV H Dexter Omh j Mrs J M Barlow Co orado Springs MM o H Ball Boston J E Footp A E Kinr bury W Fiemsn Ogden W Murrell Cp9 of Good Hope E J Travis Eureka Nev Miss L Davis Miss E Hanna Cheyenne EXhILARATING STIMULATING RECUPERATING Are the invariable effects ol those EUborata Punches Cobblers and Iced Mixed Beverages of all descriptions which Au r to Murphy are daily compounding for their numerous patrons who frequent the Occidental Choice and Select Brands cf Win Liquor and ClgU3 both Iinpotic and JJomeitic always kept in Stick N JJ Bottled Wines and Liquors for Earn lies Excursionists Tourists etc at greatly reduced prices AUER 1 MURPHY Props Utah Central Railroad On and after Saturday June 26tb the UUh Central Railroad mil run a Bathing Train Daily to Lake Shore Leaving Salt Lake at 5 pm Arriving at Lake Shore at 640 pm Leave Lake Sboreat 710 pm Arrive at Salt Lake at 760 pm Allowing Ib 80m at Lake Shore Faro for bo round trip 50c JAMES SHARP je25 GFTA r SASH DOORS AND BLINDS ttOULDIKCS BRACKETS AND ALL SIZES OF WINDOW CLASS AT BOTTOM FICURESt LAT Tife1 R TAYLOR CO a A Fact Worth Knowing Are you suffering with Coneump tion Coughs Severe Colds settled on the Breast Pneumonia or any disease of the Throat and Lunge If EO go to your Druptiet and get a bottle of BOSCHEES GERMAN SYRUP This medicine has lately been intro duced from Germany and is selling on its own merits The people are going wild over its UCCES8 and Drug gists all over our country BIO writing us of its wonderful cures among their customers I you wish to try Its superior virtue get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents Large size bottle 75 cent Three doses will relieve anv case Try it au5 MINING PATENTS Full seta ol blanks for application for Mining t Patents approved forma to 09 had at the HFJiAlaJ Office Soft as dilk and White as Milk la tbe complexion made lovely by the use of GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP It should occupy a place on the toilet of every lady in the land for if the middle aged need it to renew the bloom of their youth the youthful need it equally to preserve and tighten their natural charms Tbe unpleasant eflects of perspiration are entirely removed by it and the irriti I tion occasioned by dust and beet is succeeded by a refreshing coolness after its application Beware of counterfeit fiee that C N CEIT TENTON Proprietor II is printed on each packet without which none if i genuine Sold by druggists at 25 cents three cakes 60 cents The lady who uses GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP may also require a Hair Dye and if so the safest and most reliable that she can use is HILLS INSTAN TANEOUS HATE DYE ethic his also the cheapest article of its class manu factured in America THE DEADLY GRIP OF PSIOMOSIA may be warded off with HALES HONEY OF HOHEHOUKD AND TAR PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS Cure in Dull one minute UTAH EASTERN R ilo TRUSTEES OFFICE 1230 First South Street Four Doers East of DlmroodejsUp lees Stairs SALT LAKE THEATRE Salt Lake Dramatic AsanProprietors MONDAY AUG 30th First Appearance In this city of PiERCYS DECEPTION COMBINATION Consisting f Mr SAilUEL PIEBOr i Mr LEWIS MORRISON i Mr JOHN WILSON Mr 3 O BABBOWS Mr O N BABBOOB MrJ HYINsON Ills ELEAKOB CAREY Mill SATE BENIN Mrs NELLIE WETTTFRTLT mu KATE WILSON MISS EMILY DENIS And othersall from the Baldwin Theatre San Francisco Who will appear in the San Franciico Latest 8ncc C3 DECEPTION JQFor I particulars tea bills of the diy TUESDAY EVENING August 31st the beautl fat Society Play of FORGET ME NOT Parquetta 101 First Clrcle i50 ClrclReserved Reserved Seat 25c extra Second Cjrcle n Third flirela Jtll 25 Box Office open on SttnhJay Aug 23th at 10 am aun Fonrteenth School District I I flUE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY AN I nounce that the Fourteenth District School will rtopen In the school room on Monday August lCd at 9 a m The Primary Department will be conducted by MIss Rosa Taylor a I graduate of the Deseret University The premises will be thoroughly refitted and additional educational aida Introduced For terms etc apply to GEORGE J TAiLOR Principal THOMAS TAYLOR GEORGE CB19JION 1 I Trustees JOSEPH HOUSE still SELECT SCHOOL THE FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR or MRS M E RANDALLS SELECT SCROOP Will Commence on Monday Aug 23 At 9 am Evening School at 6 pm C3TFor particular apply to alas 91 E RANDALL Principal Morgans College 14th Ward S L City anl3 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED WII1I YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Whe desire a firstclaw and practical educe tlon In Classics Science Art or Music Address BET DAVID H MOOBE DJf President University of Denver Denver Col anuS ESTRAY NOTICE I HIVK IS MT POSSESSION THE FOLLOW 1 eI f crt tOc i lag described Animals which if not claimed and taken away within ten days from tho data hereof I will eipoie them at public sale and sell them to the highest responsibe bidder at the District Pound at Eaysrille Davis County on the iCth day of August 1SSO at 2 oclock PU One Son el Mare Mule supposed to ba 6 or T year old branded H on left shoulder tome white spots on ribs and collar marts One Brown Harte supposed to bo 9 er 10 yeans old white spot on nose branded with some thing like a Bpanlih brand on left thigh tome saddle marks JOHN GAlLEY District Pound eeper August 16th 1SSO auli FARMERS AND G RDEf ERS Will do well to see the New Stock of Gnss and Garden SEEDS Just Arrived at TCArastTGiias GraIn and FEEd Store 3 i First South St Box 310 THE NEWTON I WACON Js the Best Proportioned 3foit Neatly Ironed the Lightest Running and Most Durable Wagon in the Market POUl Repair Bills for tho last ten months on all wagons sold here have been less than 62 Wo will show ac counts and names of every purchaser Before Purchasing aWagon do not fail to See the Newton Every Wagon Warranted AGENT FOR mi mm m HARROWS Johnson Reapers and Mowers BRADLEY HAY RAKES Scrapers Seed Drills Etc Ka WARNCCKII Corner East of Theati t EPSl SCOTT Traveling Agent UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY OHci Ho 1234J4 First South St Salt Late City PO Box 431 Undertake and oirccte on the lowest terms and in th shortest time either or all of the work of Icwatlnr J grading bridging tlfirtr iioninc and eqtippinz Scram Horse or other KAikWAYS Locating and con struction wagon roads canals reservoirs aqueduct thou etc levine out and sradinj streets idJ7 ltlk1 parade grounds and race tracks exeavatin for baiiaint foundations cellais drastic eta u well as every and all other kinds of cork reinincg the removal if earth gravel cement stone etc etc A F DOBEMC3 Sept PILES PILES PILES A Sura Cure Found at Last No One Need Suffer A sure cure for the Blind Bleeding Itching and Ulcerated Piles haj been dis ivored by Dr Williams an Indian remedy called Dr Williams Indian Ointment A single box has cured tlm wort thronlc cases of 25 and 30 years standing JTo one need suffer five mini utes after applying this wonderful coons ing medicine Lotions Irstrumenti and Electuaries do more harm than good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors allays the Intense itching particularly at night after getting warm in bed acts as I a poultice gives instant ad painless re Hef and is prepared only for Piles itch ing of the private pam and nothingelse Read what the Hon J 3L Coffinberry of Cleveland says ahul Jr Williams Indian Pila Ointment I have used scores of Pile cures and it affords ma pleasure to sy that I have never toned anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment For saleby all Druggi or muled on receipt of price 100 Henry d Davies Prop SU5 Cleveland O JOB PRINTING neatly cheap y and quickly done at this office Or J f4 r r t i I j Y t 4t 1 Ie 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tJ J j Lt s z zr Z I j i oIii d2 j 1 f i I JI i J Li I C i i t t r I 1 f IP I r To Make Room for k FALL PURCHASES we now offer Bargains in Lawns Prints Grena dines and all classes of I Summer Goods J S 7aCML ij JI 1 II N ELDREDGi SMS I It j oJ 1 I DAVID EVANS LICENSED PLUMBER I GiSFlTTER 1214 Second South Street Residences ntted up for Gas Hot and Cold Water Bath Sink Water Closet Wash Basins etc in the most approved manner Special Attention given to Jobbing Leare Ordera wit JE Evans ReaLm OQce Mideleya Paint Shop or at Residence Third But bet 3d and ith South jyl SOMETHING NEW GENTl FURNISHING GOODS New and Nobby Designs SHIRTS COLLARS TIES SCARFS HOSE SUSPENDERS GLOVE3 HANDKERCHIEFS JEWELRY I ETC ETC BOTTOM PRICES AT DUNFORDS aul JOSLIN PARK MANDFACrOBIKO JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Keep the Largest Stock D Utah of SOLD AND SILVER WATCHES I OHAINS7 D1ANlO1VD LACE PIN DAr D SETS DIAMONDSKING3 ETC ETC ETC BOLE AGENT FOR JOHNSONS Patent Easy MAI EyeGlasses Main Street Salt Lake City HENRY WACENER Salt Lake City Utah CALIFORNIA BREWERY Lager Beer Ale and Porter WholeuJo lid Retail I Second South Street three doors east of the Elephant Store m2j SALTLIKE CITY BREWERY MANUFACTURERS Lager Beer I Our extensive premises are now com plete for the manufacture of Lager Beer With the beat facilities for making and storing our neck we are prepared to supply BOTTLED OR KEG BEER That cannot be excelled if i equaled SATISFACTION GUARANTEED KEYSER MORITZ PI AUERBACH BROI GENUINE REMOVAL SALE IS PROVING QUITE A SUCCESS Hie Advertise only what we Intend to fulfl 0 As the time for our Removal to our Threeo Brick Building Nos 124 and 126 Is drawing near we offer still FURTHER REDUCTIONS Choice Prints 12 34 or 16 yards for 1 Choice Lawns 12 yards for 1 Cheviots 6 7 or 8 yards for 1 Ruark Dress Goods 12 yards for 1 Black Grenadine 15c 25c and SOc per yard Do Do 2 ydi wide 65c per yard Linen Lawn 15c 2Jc and 25c per yard Spring and Hummer Dress Goods lOo 20o 30o 33o 50 60o 7b p r jrf Black and Colored Cashmeres 45c 50c 60o 70c SOc and 1 ner yard lIIneun and Lyons lirs Urain Black Silk 85cr to 1 t rn r i 5 c c 150 S2 and3 W5 thirty per cent more Black Satins SOo SI 25 175 and 2 per yard Colored Satins 75c to 175 per yard Check Naneook 15c 20o 25o SOc and 40c per yard Victoria Lawns iSo 20c 25c 30 and 40o per yard Swiss Muslins 15o 20e 25c 30 and40c per yard Cashmere Melange 25c 35s 50c nnd GOo per yard Ladies and Childrens Stockings lOc iSo 20c 25c SOc 85c 40j flOe and Embroideries of our own importation which must be closed at 5c 10 1 20 to 1 yer yard worth fifty per cent more Ladies Wrappers Suits Ulsters and Dolman from 150 to SI650WJ 1 cheap J Ribbons Lnces Corsets and Ties still further reduced in prices Colored and Brocaded Silks 85c to 3 Gen II Unlaundried Shirt SOo SOc and 115 the htter with Patent ft forced Front a splendid garment Boys and Childrens Suits from 275 to 10 eastern cost Gents Clothing Gent and Boys Hat White Shirts aDd Und erwfa1 Eastern Coat 0 We are determined to avoid removal of our Goods if they can be EO i EASTERN COST or even TWENTYFIVE PER CENT BELOW COSlI To enable us to open our New Stand with a New Stock Si J 0 3 WH LESALBUYERS Can see at a glance that Our Prices are made tif Clear out our Entire Stock Call and be convinced that we mean Bnsineft F0 AUERBACH BRO

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A idiK 1S n u Ai1 A TUESDA UU Ia AUGiJs r 17 ItSO J f LIST OF AGENTS hf otloH ing gentlemen are author 1 fin lt call vase for the SAT LAKE 1 DA ZY Sal WEEKLY and WEEKLY HEHAII Il t receive payment and re ip rlr the iome 1 Muir Bountiful Woods Ccntreville Cross and II A L waGoorpet BeAr Lake Co W A tartluvcrory Sevier County John HoiinUockport and Wanship VD Hume Uluommgton Do I Tufi ilonriw Sevier County The Wallace Ogden and Weber Co L T shepherd Bear Lake County I A W 6bbitt Spring Lake and Santaquin 0 F Lyons Summit County E Honriod uAmercn Fork A Leslie HV unlain Green BV Drigw Jr Pleasant Grove jJ EE Cuu H B aver County I 1IT I lreer uu paniah Jforfc lrtr p J I W L V tkina iirighara City D G nan Piute County 1 him as Onwley luab County J S iloff t iIeado Tille Wai r WdkerFarrninton I JO T Elli Spring City John Shields Tooele City i j 1 Batty Toquerville I J K UlarkGranthvj1le I V n MendeuhallSpringville j F Johnson Silver Iteei j J Pyinm St George I 1 Mulhn Heber City I W JlayborzuCedar City I J r Walters Mill Creek I K V Mianis I Ephraim F1 right Coalville I T VSille Bichfield J i FrwicUf Morgan J JLn J i iSwuin MMFayette E J w Reid Payson T Greener Kanosh Wen 1robert Sen Holden arle O Shaw Hyrum jOhn J S Black Deseret Vm Probert Scipio hares Foote Nephi I thn W Sh plerd Levan illiam Burbeck Provo Scott Manti J Tge ctl ant Juhn Woodhouse Lehi PRODUCE MARKET Following are the latest quotations f four grain wool etc in the Ban Francisco market FLOUKSuperflnefS 504 Oj Bakers Extra J5371 5555 Family Extras fbbl f ft 50 Walla Walla extra G 00512J cbbl WHEAT No1 lO157l No 2 SI 4W117 V ctl B A KL K Y Feed 75 SOc for Coast and 75t80c for Bay Brewing 8090 cwt OATSQuotable at U O 125P ctl for Feal J CORN Quotable at 1 15 for Large Ytliow SI 171 f r Small and fl 45 for Whit t ell WOOL Sn JoaquSn and Southern Const 2 l t5c nominal Very little doing H 10 E Dry Hides usual selections Flirt 17i Q iRe Dry Kips 171 lEe Green Salted heavy steers over 551bs IDle do under 66 Iba lOi Kips lOc Caltains 10 12c OOSMERCIAL I I C f Hifcii daily l y MlcCoruick J CILV Kit Sill Lke 111 per ounce I New York 114 per ounce LKA13 Sat Lhhe 12 per ton res York 4l 4Scperpound WEATHER REPORT P1 SALT LAKE CITY Aug 16 80 n m Am pm pn itO 94U IMO SlO sJ B rotDxer 29 92 29 9 2093 2950 Theaiometer l 72 65 70 UasiUlr7 48 30 1 20 Direction wind Calm Calm SE Calm 8 4 tollies ler Hour 0 0 state weather Fair Clear Clear Clear Rainfall for 24 honr000 ofsn Inch fbiral Maximum Ther des 87 nin5anm CT t Ynimum Union 31111 Login I ThsUchertfc Sons proprietors Mill 1 fit fed up with the most approved ma cbmt rYe Brands of fur unsurpassed I in the territory Warranted to give MUiafaction Flour merchants con tractors and the public generally Renowned would do well to try cur Excelsior Family Flour Jt reconi mends ilsflf Our Snow Drill brand is the finest flour in the mar ket anJ cur lcltct for l handling and ebippiug re firfct clasr as we Lu our wluat for cash and in large I I quantities All orders entrusted to 1 ua fled with prua i tncss and die I atcb Prices sent on application by eddrCfcfiinK C Xapoer Iighu Utah mv2 I SELLING OUT FOR CASH Having a desire to retire from the Secondhand b itmees I otTer for sale Household Gocds and C large block 01 HOtthold Trap of every descnptiOE Cheap forth r chIb th the outfit now in my pOises 1 tion I intend to completely dtmoral he n t Furniture Trade There will 1 b i fixed prices upon which to give quotations until he business is wound up JOHN CRAM I aul Half Block West of Theatre A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth Are easily ohtsmed by cleansing your teeth dmly with that justly popular dentifrice SOZODONT Composed of rare antiseptic herb it imprts whitened to the teeth t delicious I aroma t the orratb and preserves 11 intact from youth to oh ego the I teeth Acidity ol the stomach will denroy tha strongest teeth unless J Us fleets are counteracted with SOZODONT and this pure tooth I ISO protects the denial surfaces by removing every impurity thai adheres to teem Ask your druggist for EOZODONT I New At Young Markstfe Young Stuiled M OIYe Puttie Da Foia Gras and To au6 t I ascii Pepper Sauce I IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL 4 To see what improvements now exis aa compared with railway travel only a cmpare years BRO To become convinced of this one has only t select for his rot Eaatthc popular and wellknown CHICAGO NoRTiivrssTEBN RAILWAY You are landed by the Union Pacific Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun cil Bluff where stands the C N W Palct Train composed of Pull man Hotel Curs Pullman Bleeping Cars Eletnat DIY Coaches Smoking Baggage Postal Cars etc ready to convey its passen ec gers t rough Iowa and Illinois and lofh smoothly along j into c gp Gliding smothly track of steel rail over t t superb rai through thriving cities and village coroiciitably seated in this train one scarcely discovers the high rate of speed which he is i riding Trains of this road are always on time cnn nti no nro onri nasapnpers asek ft ing pleasure nnr comfort ecfety and sJ eate in traveliup will find the NorthWestern in excess of their w expectations and the greatest of at routes to Chicago and the East In i sist upon Ticset Agents selling you I Tickets via this Road all Agents eel them Examine jour Tickets and tefute to buy if they do not read over this Rod I you wish the Best Traveling Accommodations you wl bny your Tickets by this Route lAXDWILL TAKE NO OIBER 1 RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE AT HERALD OFFICE 3 Our Arizona Letter Sr JOHSS APACHE C ARIZONA August 7 1880 Editors Herald As one of the home missionaries I left this place en the 17th alt in company with Elder Andrew Gibbons to visit some of the settlements of the Saints in the White Mountains to the southeast We drove to Hound Val fey thirty miles and stopped over night with Mr Skoneen the acting president of the branch The net lay Sunday we attended the Sun day school in the forenoon and in the afternoon after the sacrament was administered the local adminiltercd by authori ties we preached to aa attentive congregation of sainte Monday we went to Nutsroao fifteen miles where I there are a few families engaged in arming f and stockraiaing We I preached to them in the evening They have no ergsnized branch but it ld hoped that very soon twenty or thirty families will be comfortably situated there as nature hai made ample provision for a thrifty little settlement in that little valley Win Flake of Snowflake bought a farm in that valley I ia woiked on the cooperative system and under the able management of Mr Minerdy they are making a grind success The nut day we crossed the moun tain through n bosutiful forest of timber ten miles to Bush Valley Here we found Wm Maxwell F Harnlm and others about ten fami lies in one of the mOt beautiful little valleys on our earth The valley is about five miles long by one half to one mile wide Tbe timber which surrounds tbe valley ia of the very best and extends down into the val ley and back on the table land for miles The size of the valley ag described includes only that portion along the stream not covered with timber The valley is thought by come to be too cold for successful farming but Mr Maxwell told me that good grain had been grown there for three years past And I am of the opinion that with proper drain age for a good portion of the valley is a meadow danger of frost will be in a great measure removed There ia one thing certain that speaks well for that location a man can do as much there in one week in the way of improving a farm as he can in one month here We held two meet ings while there and a there was a few out to meeting who had never heard our doctrines we preached on the first principles of the gospel A short time before our visit Elder Maxwell baptized 1 Baptist minister and one of his cone I had the pleasure a few days since of an inter view with I Mr Gushing ethnologist of the Smithtonian He is 23 years old and in my judgment a very re markable young man Brought up in luxury and at the feet of the great men of tbe nation he left all and under instructions about nine months ago he tack up his abode at the Zuna village about fifty miles from here and bele ling that there was something very interesting in the history of the Zuna tribe be resolved to adopt their hnbt of dress and mode of living in every way and be come one of the tribe He has suc ceeded wonderfully Now he baa 1 iey good Knowledge l of the language I and also mGt unli uited influence i with the tribe He has been admitted I into tbe holy of holies so t speak and knows mora to day about their I religious rites and ancient history than the majority of the trbe Some day his works will be sent to the I public I cave Lim a copy of the I HERALD and loaned him the Book of I Mormon hoping that i would aid I him in searching out the races of men Wishing the HERALD and my old homo success I remttin PONO Drum and Fife Bands Tuition on model ate terms by Mr George Hedger Flutist At Careless MUEIC Store a8 Wanted TEN GOOD TEAMS CAM CET EMPLOYMENT AT 3 1 PER DAY AUD BOARD FOR DRIVER BY APPLYING TO FOREMAN AT EMPIRE MILL SITE NEAR PARK CITY OR AT UTAH CON TRACT COMPANYS OFFICE no 123ih FIRST SOUTH ST SALT LAKE CITY aul7 A F DOREIYIUS SUPT PERSONAL upt Juhn Suarp goes south us far as Frisco this morning Mr Frank Jennings returned from a two weeks auburn in Soda Springs on Monday Mr Thos W Jennings leaves for the cast this morning to buy goods for the Emporium Mr Louis Cohn leaves for New York this morning to purchase his fal stock of dry goods H 0 Kirkwood Eq superinten dent of the West Coop Provo came up on Monday evening on business Mr S J Nathan leaves for New York this morning to make his usual purchases of clothes for his store Janes Dunn Eq superintends of tbd Provo Woolen Mills came up on last evening train on business He returns on Wednesday morning Mrs E B Wells and Miss Eliza R I Snow who have been on 1 two weeks tour thrqutb Sanpete County and unrounding country returned on Monday evening For Sale A new Studebaker Wagon for sale also Tickets from Omaha to Chicago Apply at this office au4 Ico Cold EODA SPRINGS WATER lOo a glass GEORGE A MEEABS Poatoffice au3 Opposite Potofce Notice Ladies Before our Removal F Auerbach Bro ofler their entire etok tar one week consisting of Silks Satins Dress Goo Housekeepine Goods at Las3 than Manufacturer Prices Dont mia thir opportunity For positively this Sale will only con tinue for One Week aul3 F AOEEBACH BRO PRO BONO PUBLICO We hate opened an agency at 1222 First South Street next to Jennings eons for tbo eale of all kinds of tTnmoMarln Wnnlpn Goods Flan JnO Go3 nela LinsojB rA Stocking Yarns Cassi meres Repellanta Blankets etc elc All orders promptly filled Give na a call cal jy S BURS SONS it YOUNG Barratt Bros Furniture Complete and We have a Large Cmplete WellBought Stock of Furniture to which we invite you attention BARR BEOS 12312512712 9and 131 12 jy22 Main street Mail Troubles at Soda Springs SODA SPRIGS August 13 80 Editors Herald Gentlemen Although there it nothing left to be desired in the cli mate the mineral springs and natural beauties of this charming summer resort we are not exempt from all trouble The great bar to our happi ness is i tbe nnoattanty and irregu larity of communication with the outer world I this condition of things was a necaiaily we should sub mit to i in patience as an offset to tbe many benefits we enjoy But we are not disposed to look upon it in that light and by giving i publicity we hope to discover the cause and to have it i removed We have a tri weekly mail from Silt Lake via Ogden and tbe Utah Northern Railroad at Oxford where the bag is delivered to the tage driver who leaves that place on the mornings of Monday Wednes day and Friday arriving bare in the afternoons of these days We have no especial reason to complain of the nail carriage from tbe couth but letters coming from any point north ot us ara invariably behind time For insUnoe 1 very important letter was written and mailed at Red Rock on August 4tb That wai Wednes day By due course uf mail it sLould have reached Oxford early on Thins day morning It should have been taken by our driver on Friday morn log and delivered by him here on Friday evening Instead of this i did not come t hand till Monday evening when it was too late to be of service and was the cause of serious lois This sort of thing has happened again and again Being at Oneida on Wednesday I posted a letter to Soda Springs which reached Oxford at the same hour that the other letter referred to should have reached it a week before and in this instance it came all right this afternoon I aa count for this precision by the notice I wroto upon envelope herein enclosed which I bog you to print and also to print the short comment made upon it I do not know the writer of i but wboiver he ia I am willing to excuse his rude denial in view of his extraordinary promptness on this one occasion J C Tbe envelope referred to in the above is addreiaed Mrs Sod SpringIdaho Idaho Will the mail agent attend to hit business and leave the down train letters at Oxford instead of carrying them on t Ogden and thus caueing needless delay I this thing continues ha will gt into trouble To which the agent or somebody ele had written You He I never done iWe Young IN OUDEU to give us ample room for the proper display of our new Fall Stock now being purchased in New York we shall continue our Clearance Sale for fifteen days longer Our stock is well asorted in everything that is required for the midsummer trade and the best variety that can be found in the city in Fall and Winter goods all ol which we offer at soil lets than cost COHN BBOS Carpets H Dinwoodey wishes you tj call Bud see the new designs of Boy and Tapestry Brussels Carpets with orders to match Also Three Ply and extra supers aul Iljmeneal i There is another happy couple in SilL Lake now Last night at 820 oclock Rev R Ms Kirby married Mr Andrew C Brinn and Miss Julia Gutke and at 9 oclock a reception was held in the parlors of the Valley House Mr Brixen is the well known and popular young proprietor of the ralley House and in bis short career as a hotel man has developed unusual ability and made his venture an un questioned success The young lady is one whom the fortunate gentleman bas long known and loved and whose runny excellent qualities of heart and mind truly fit her fur the wife of a worthy inmost and progressive hus band and she has bestowed her Land and heart on just such a one A i I most elegant and sumptuous repast was spread upon the tables in the hotel dining rcom where every mentooable substantial 1 and delicacy was to be found and the tables fairly groaned under the weight of the de gbtful articles of food and drink In the rooms hereafter to be occupied by Mr and Mn Brixen wero die played tie preipnte some of which ire both elegant and costly and were i the admiration of all A splendid land was also present playing during be evening and to the fascinating trains there was dancing after the supper wag finished The guests among whom were a number pi prominent gentlemen all joinad in customary congratulation which were renewed when tbe affair broke up at a late hour The general wish was that the two just made one might receive all the joys they deserved and i such shall be their fortune neither will ever have occa sion t complain for both are worthy a big share of the smilts of fortune and the plouurea ot life FOR LEOne span of No1 Work Mules Address Box 1202 Salt Lake City nu7 Rally After having refitted our Portrait Gallery our business is again in full blast Every effort will be made to satisfy our patrons I you want Gold Medal Portraits you must go to Savages Art Bazar for hem au7 Cheap i One pound of baat TEA and China Teapot 150 at au6 YOUNG MARKS YOUNG Runaway A runaway at last I look place on Monday evening One of the soda water delivery teams was tied to a poet on First South street with head facing west By some means they succeeded in breaking loose from the post and the halter strap at the same time and started out on a lively run cutting a circle and tearing down Commercial street For a short time i looked as though the com munity mar the scene of the run away would secure a gratis supply of soda water but the whale came up so al right without any serious accident i though two or three persons came near beinf fiaerioasly injured Caipets Carpets I JUST RECEIVED One hundred Pieces Handiome Carpets New iltsgns and shades Body Brusaela Tapestries Three Plys and Ingrain Inspection solicited null WJOKEB BROS Have you seen the New Buffalo Pits Thresher Call Depot at Baiu Wagon anil TABERNACLE SERVICES 5 5 In the Tabernacle Sunday after noon after the usual preliminary ceremonies the opening prayer being offered by Elder John Morgan ELDEB ORSON Pfutr addressed the congregation first reading the first twelve verses ol tbe 13th chapter of the Book of Ether in the Book of Mormon concerning the rebuilding of the old Jerusalem and the building of a new Jerusalem to the seed of Joseph There had been a great variety of views and opinions of that city spoken of in St John as tba New Jerusalem Tbe opinions of uninspired spired men in relation to i had been many Scarcely any took tbe versa as it read There was one difficulty I in j tbe interpretations of tbe unto pired menof tbe many tnouianda I it C was difficult to find two of them who agreed The LatterJay Saint lad no interpretation They take it 19 it stands John said be saw the heavens ana the earth See away and there was no place for the creation that wo are dwelling on He then aw 1 new heaven and a new earth for too first had passed away Tbe saints believed tbul tbe world would become scattered or disorganized It would present something ot the ap pearance of the nebula in the heavens Some eoieutu I bolt y l the nebulous matter was matter from which words were formed In view of Johns word was there to o 1 nsw creation Ilia smuts be eved there was I takes time for the collection and formation of ma tarials into an earth The saints be eved this was done by a law of God hgre was one characteristic of the new creation not known t the old This creation was about three fourths covered with water In the new cre ation there would be no sea though there might be rivers as it bad been retold that there would be a stream of living water Sowing from tbe throne ot God and tbe Lamb and that treea would grow on its Dank Tbe earth will bq constructed out of the mater ials of the old in the most perfect manner possible there would be nc more curses as tbe curses of death and pain which had come to this earth because of the fall of man When the new creation is peopled by a race of inteflicont beings not sub ectto death or any affliction i will bo an anomuly compared with the present creation Now we want to un erstand who the inhabitants will be All thosa who had lived since our fret parents would haTe to be resur reeled and stand before God and be judged as it had been seen by John and in a book called the Lambs Bock of Life some would have their names recorded and they would be resurrected more than 1000 yean before the rest of the dead awake They are the ones who will descend from heaven aa promised in the 21st chapter of Revelation Inasmuch ai both Jerusalems are to descend from out of heaven the speaker under took to give some idea of the origin of the two cities The Bible inonus ua that there is to be a city built on e former site of Old Jerusalem which was built up first by heathen nations existing in the days of Motes and was finally taken and occupied by Israelites After the Lord had manifested himself in the temples ot that city he suffered the Romans to destroy it nun it became a desolation and was to for many generation I van to be rebuilt when it would be DO more plucked up or thrown down fur eve It will continue for ever and ever I may be wondered wbat will become of the city after the arth arset away and has no place That same city which is to be rebuilt by tie houses of Israel and Judab will continue during the millenium of righteousness and before the earth ball pats away it will be caught up and taken into heAven The in habitants will not feel any shock when the earth shall pass away The first city that will descend out of heaven on tbe new earth will be tho new Jcruealam which has only been described as glorious and that iU nhubitanta should not be subject to death Tbo second city that is to come from heaven is fully described by Johnit3 streets walls ize gates etc and who shall dwell in i and certain persons shell have their part without the city in a lake of fire and brimstone The Book of Mormon said that on this continent the new Jerusalem should be built unto tbe remnant of the seed of Joseph In the same book we are told of the inhabitants of both of these cities Also that it should be caught up when tho earth passes awaykbnd shall come down gain The saints minds were not united like those of uninspired men The latter were bound to this one earth which was only one of Gods great creations The new Jerusalem ireat ould be tho headquarters of the new creation spoken of by tho pro I phets and the headquarters of Adam who had lived on this continent The epeaker then quoted from the Pearl of f Great Pries to prove that the new Jerusalem shall be compcead ol two cities and that i would b located in Jackson County Missouri built of the most beautiful materials to ba found on this earth and tboie materials will not be discovered by uninspired man The city would be built by a greatly persecuted people who are to be taught of the Lord and be prophets and apostles and they will all know the Lord from the least unto tbe greatest A revelation in the Doctrine and Covenants also told 01 a song that would ba sung when the new Jerusalem she be built Jesus will also be there for he is our head our governor and i he were not present the joys of the inhabitants would ba incomplete His throne would be there The saints were bulding temples but there Wfra no thrones in them but in the temple in Jackson County there would be a beautiful throne according to 1 pattern given by God and there would JCBUS give instruction concern I Toe ing the great things of God Savior would also go forth in the character of a shepherd and minister in the midst of the people Will Jesus como merely t 1 few who will ho build up a temple No Before cornea the city and temple will be built when he will appear I I suddenly and come to Ihe temple After he has appeared and renewed the life of thosa he meets they will go forth and gather all the Indian the remnant of the house of Joseph who will be million in number and Christ will minister to them in the character of a shepherd Jews will not b the only immortal person to teach among the people Adam will bs there and why shall not that creat personage spoken of Q a fhn AnfMpnt nf riara comb also with ten thousand c times ten thousand of the heavenly best as foretold by the early prophets Elder Pratt closed his discourse by repeating the Bible story about Jesus standing upon the Mount of Olives which will be divided in half when the Savior will go to the temple and forever dwell in the midst of the saints who will then all bo gathered The benediction was pronounced I I by Elder K G Maser I FRESH FEUCT and all the Delicacies I of tbe Season can be found Lucas Meakins 48 First Firt South street je8 I Big Cottonwood A considerable number still remain at the Big Cottonwood Irotel though the parties who have been camping at Camps A and B nave departed the former moving on Saurday the lt 1 ter yesterday The lawn lftes f ende i with the party at the hotel a week ago but bonfires around which both camps gathered with the hotel guest were of nightly occurrence On Friday night list the final l bonfire was given at Ump A prior to the departure of its members when the sport took quite an intellectual turn There was a very large number pre sent In addition to the singing by tbo quartette and soloists which was very fine there were given a num ber of excellent recitations On Saturday Senator T W Ferry and Col Hollister ot Grand Rapids Mich came over from Park City and spent a couple of day They expect t come here in a day or two New arrivals are constant and the vicinity of Silver Lake seems to he one of the most popular resorts for an oct Tbe cafnn scenery is of the mot beautiful and striking character the head is eo adjacent to so many places of interest and the weather iso i is so delightful that it is likely to grow in popularity Mr R Walker went up the latter part of Ian J week where members 01 his family are also M Henry Law rence The MeEjr Walker Bros haTe taken up and are now fencing in a very large portion of the finest part ot the cafnn lAd will doubtless retain it i for pleasure purposes and to preserve the trees front being chopped down ALL KINDS of Staple and Fancy Groceries at Lucas k Meakins 48 First South Street jy31 HomeMade I HomoMade I Trunks Overshirts Flannels Soap Undershirts Cloths Brooms Socks Jeans Washboards Overalls Linseys Baskets Parasols Blankets Crackers Bating Yarns etc At the Old Constitution Building jeS JOHN C CUTLIB Agent T Ice Cold SODA SPRINGS WATER lOc a glass GEOBQE A MEEIES au3 Opposite Poatoffice The Beaver Election Messrs James McKnight select man and William Fotheringham clerk of Beaver County have for warded a certified copy of tho report of the returns irregularities discre pancies and frauds in the election in Beavar County as shown on the face of tbe returns from which we make i the following extract We therefore after thorough renTS vass of thl returns reject the entire bal lot C Adamsville Precinct on the fol lowing grounds to wit The registry l t urn he by the county clerk was missing sing which seas subsequently sent for upon which was one name added DY judges of election the party voting not being registered also said judges omitted 10 canvass compare the lists and count tha voles of said precinct Wo reject the ballot of Jlinersville I Precinct on the following grounds to wit Two votes not on registry list sworn in I and polled After a careful investigation of the return of Milford we rejected the entire ballot of said precinct on the following grounds to wit Fiftyeight voters who were never registered in Heaver County were sworn in and accepted by the judges of election After a recanvasc of the returns and ballots of Grampion we reject the entire ballot of said precinct on the following grounds to wit One hundred and twentyfour votes not registered were sworn in and their ballot received by judges election also wo found several II marke ballots upon which was sup posed to be the names of the parties who I voted also we are in possession of evij denco hat the senior judge election did I in numerous instances taKe the ballot out of the envelope examine tho same after which he replaced the ballot in envelope then deposited the ballot in the box thus intimidating voters Also parties who were registered in other precincts of Beaver County and out of the county ware among those sworn in at Grmplbn Ice Cold tODA SPRINGS WATER lOo a glass GEORGE A MEEIRS au3 Opposite FostoOQce For the very FINE3T VIEWS of the GREAT WET go to Savages Art Bazar a29 LUVBCR SHINGLES LATH FLOORING RUSTIC SIDING PICKETS ETC CHEAP AT LATIMSR TAYLOR COQ a At I Again Chas Harrop was arrested on Sun day charged with quite a number ol domestic offenses Ho devoted his Sabbath morning to destroying his bedstead throwing the clothes chairs etc all ever the floor and abusing his wife and daughter When remonstrated with by a person he said he wns hunting for bugs had brought the axe in i that he might knock the bed down and any way it was none of f the persons dd busi ness H3 was arrested and on Monday the charges were proven and he was fined 20 and in view ef the fact that he had similarly offended before and I be had alto threatened to kill his better half and ber daughter he was also bound over to keep tbo peace in the sum of 200 He now languishes in the jail and will improve the streets for the next twenty days University of Deseret The First Term of tbe University for the Academic year 188081 will begin August 23d at 9 am in the University BuildingJOHN JOHN R PARK aulS President MALT VINEGAR just arrived at aull G F BEOOKS i Bullion Receipt of bullion on Monday By McCornick CoTwo cars of I Germania one of Old Telegraph one of Brooks and one of Morgan Total value 10700 By Wells Fargo CoTwo car loads Horn Silver base bullion 55COC and eight bar of Ontario 989158 value 14 694 58 By Pacific Express Company On bar of Christy bullion 1751 I Total Vine of shipments 21 348 58 Cared of Drinking A young friend of mine was cored of an insatiable thirst for Liquor that had so prostrated his system that he was unable to do any business He WM entirely cured by the use of Hop Bitters I allayed all that burning thirst took away the appetite for liquor made his nerves steady and he baa remained a sober and steady man for more tban two years am bos no desire to return to his cups and I know of a number of ether I that bavo been cure of drinking b it From a leading R R Official I tile Chicago 1t I CHIPS I I ee Times are pronouncedly dull at present Water stealing cases are again be coming too numerous The police court ii i doing n pretty lively business at present No Sanny South performance at the Theitre last night There still continue t be quite a number of visit rs in the city The bul on ihipmenta on Monday aggregated in value 2734858 Improvements on Sonth Temple tree from Main to the depot con A young fellow was arrested last night charged with the larceny of jewelry Cornelius Traveller has been ap pointed postmaster of Richmond Cache County A One home is to be erected on the southeast corner of North Temple and First West Street The difference in the heat at Black lock on Monday as compared with that at Salt Lake was very marced A couple of gamblers were yanked up on Monday charged with running gambling houses and each fined 50 An advertisement in this mornings HELD offers employment for ten team at 1 per day and board for Invert On Saturday last a cloud burst on the divide between Nepbi and javan but is not known to have caused any groat damage The rails which were laid from the line entering the Temple Block to ha alley leading down behind the O P have been taken up Mr Dwyer has Harpers Magazine for September Frank Leslies Illustrated rated Newspapsr and Harpers Weekly for August 21 and Puck for August Part of the old wall on the east suie of the road leading north from the Eagle Gate is being tom down and a foundation for a dwelling laid Mr Chariton Jacobs the victim of the frightful accident on the Utah Western a abort time ago has eo far recovered ai to be ablo to go to Provo and return The south side of the depot block needs n better sidewalk than there ia i down there now For the amount of traffic passing over it it is the most neglected part of town there is I ii stated that Ogden was visited by a very severe storm on Saturday and that a littlo boy who had taken refuge under a scaffold was killed wing to the falling of the HnmfiMJ Thoo room a the top for men in every profession In doing the pole balancing act in a circus though one of the profetsional broth ers must stand at the bottom and hold the polo Piercys Deception combination il engaged to appear at tbe Theatre on Monday evening August 30th and the advertisement with the names of the company appears this morning A young lady of our acquaintance alls a certain redhaired youth Duty because ho ttare her in the lace He doubtless wishes abe were like the Pinafore crew attentive to her Duty But she isnt i Mr Oliver Free the victim of the terrible accident at Mill Creek last Monday ia still sliv9 but the lower part of bis body is completely para lyzed so much sa that there is but ittte if any hope for his recovery The Fourteenth District School opens on Monday next Mr Gso J Taylor is principal and Miss Taylor conductor of the primary department The premises will be thoroughly rs fitted and additional aids introduced Mr Roscoe Savage while throwing a bar of bullion mtD the Pacific Ex irecs wagon on Monday cut the first joint clean nil tho little finger of the left hand tbe dismembered part dropping down into the ditch and floating Never tell a girl you love her Till you think her pa is willin Never tell a man hes henest When you think he is a villain Never think you are f o funny That your wit will live forever Never use that old expression Weak and weary Hardly ever I WANTED Girl to do general I housework Wages 3 per week auH Dr J M BENEDICT New Guayaba Jelley Stilton and Ched der Cheese at auG YOUNG MARgi YOUNG Recorder Elections The election for recorder in this district was a spirited one from the opening to the cloiu of the poll The friends Kennelly and Dignan labored uiUuomy in their behalf and polled r total of 360 votes Dignan receive 231 votes and Kenney 126 the formers ruj rity over the latter being 10S Kennelly wus running against the h ude t man to beat in Park OityPsrk Oily Record Special t the HERALD Alta City 16n election for re corder of Little Cjtloawood Mining District wa held hero today 0 M Brough was rtalected by a large majority over all other candidates WHEN YOU want a Plain or Mixsc Drink dont forget that you can get a good one at tbe Exchange Siloon Jy27 For the Ladies RECEIVED EXPRE33 Fifty Pieces Trimming Silks and Satins in ill the popular sbade Elegant Ciepe Lisso Rochins Litest Novelties in i Belts and Pockets Grra Gran Rib bong Ties etc soil WALKES Baos Third District Court Proceedings at the District Court on Monday Chief Justice Hunter presiding izifcelh Radden vs James H Redden order to show cauee why the defendant should not pay alimony pendents life in the sum of 10 per week cause heard and defendant ordered to pay alimony pendenlelite in the sum ot 2 per month res training order continued in force Ia the matter of the award of Big Cottonwood Creek arbitration Bet for general argument etc on Monday Augutt 23 Court adjourned tll Tuesday at 10 oclock am WANTED Good Iron Moulders Steady Work Good Wages I Itisdon Iron Works San Francisco 1 87 Monument to Joseph Standing I is expected that the monument to Joseph Standing tbe young mis aionary who was eo foully assassinate in Georgia about a year ago will be placed today The granite slab was given by the church and tbe work or inscribing which is very elaborate and en fine was paid for by 25o donation from the members of the Mutual Improvement Associations The inscription contains in addition to the uunl facts an epitomized account of tne assassination the names of the assassins and the result of their trial for the committing of which crime they were acquitted The monument IS a fine piece of work and is l tribute paid by the members of the Young Mana Mutual Improvement Associations t one of their number who was held in uni I versal esteem I Giant Powder Accident BISQIUJT Aug 16 80 Editors Herald Another unfortuntte miner by the name of John Day met with a painful I rul and almost fatal accident from giant powder about 6 oclock on tanday while in the Lucky Boy Tunnel in Black Jack Gulch He had lighted the fuse and given the blast he necessary time to go cfl As the fane failed t spit he went back to relight i and while in tbe act of doing so the blast went oS and the whole wont in his taco and eye His face is badly burned and swollen and he will be fortunate i he ever recovers the original soundness of his eyes He was attended by Dr O 0 Durral and this evening will be sent down to St Marys Hospital HOlpiaJIEI Sunny Sluth Tho Sunny South combination which a billed to appear last week and whoso engagement was post pined until last night did not per anna after all Owing to a combination ion of unfortunate circumstances unavoidable to the company they were unable to arrive here and their engagement was therefore indefi nitely postponed I I Police Conrt Three men were arrested on a I barge of ateahng water and were itchargedr Mrs Johnson arrested for disturb ng the peace was fined 5 Charles Harrop charged with assaulting and beating bin wife and disturbing the peace was fined 20 Two gamblers were fined 50 ea U for keeping a gamKNo iuure Tenth Ward Brass Band Have completed arrangements for a Grand Excursion t Cache Valley on August 25tb returning on August 7tb Tickets to Logan and return 3 j to Franklin 50c extra from Og den to Logan and return 225 Tick ets should be purchased by Aug 23d to secure comfortable seats Parties in the settlements can send for tickets by mail to any of the committee of arrangements viz CRAB W SYMONS JNO W ANDREW GEO CHESHIRE THOS ROBERTS Bait Lake City Or any of f the member of the Band au2 RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE I AT HERALD OFFICE a33 4 1 I t Children jj f I CRY il l 1 1 1 i FOR j Pitchers n I as t Olla fi M lora like and Phyac recommend m U IT IS NOT NARCOTIC JI I d d I CENTAUR MNIMENTS f the Worlds great PainRe liovingr remedies Tliey hen i soothe and cure Burns f Wounds Weak Back and I t Rheumatism upon Ulan and Sprains Galls and Lameness 4 t upon Beasts Cheap quick and reliable y J I I 5 BOWRING BROS L P wnoLLZAD XZTAS t DEALEES in CALIFORNIA FRUIT 1 I POULTRY FISH FRESH EGGS BUTTER r AD U W r GROOERIES r OF ALL KiXD3 I 5 Presh Trout rtceiTed Dally V J 51 L t tr 1S53 FIRST SOUTH STREET ii Nobody Deliyers Good Quicker than wi 2 WANTED IU Atth PLEASANT VALLEY COAL MINE f S 1 5 25 t COOD MINERS f Steady Work and Sara PAY Apply a U SH Works to I r AXDBEW ADAUSOy t I anil Oontrmctor anl Oltr sg f t i I I I u V CANVN J ht BOCK IPBIGS 4il 1 And WEBER t L Lj COAL j i r t k3 THE ONLY RELIABLE BARKET FOR LUMP ASSORTED AHD EGG COAL r j ff 1 Iiirgo stock always on hand and full weight guaranteed Prices low and special attention given t the wants of the public lve OTJTCTS Deserei Bank Block I l 02 A GOULD Agent i t t JLt TUI fl R may be found OD j THIS PAPER IIll rMr flfileat GeoP Rowell Gos Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10 Spine St where advertising iA contracts YORK may be mal for it i NEW Ii Walker oros B il li i i Are continuing to offer if BXTAORDNARY INDUCEMETS fjHV t To effect a r lh ii I GENERAL CLEARANCE J bn r PALL t I jtf SUMMER cOODS rt r i I l Before the arrival of our NEW FALL SUPPLIES i11 1 t l t1 I 1 We have yet on hand I large quantity of seasonable l f t j goods of every description that we are positively disposing j of at a posing an ii 4 T IMMENSE t U t J 0 J S r e S ORIFICE UW 0 j Among oar offering may mentioned It I 1 ti I Ladies Suits Dusters Dolmans Walking Jackets q j Dressing Sacques White and Colored Shirts 14s L Underwear 1 Lace Shawls Scarfs Ties Parasols Fans Gloves fr1 Brocade Ribbons Plain and Fancy Hosery Laces e Summer Silks Grenadines Fancy Dress Goods In great variety S Linen and Cotton Lawns Ginghams Swiss Muslin Plain and Checked Nansooks Viet Lawns j I Gentlemens and Childrens Suitsfand Suitings A Straw Hats Fancy Dress Shirts Underwear Scarfs Silk Handkerchiefs Etc Etc In fact whatever remains of our Summer Good i S IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 4 S I Will be closed oat I j 4 REGARDLESS OF VALUE S 0 Now is the Time to Secure Real Bargains 0 WALKER BROTHERS 1 r 1

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r i4 r f iJI J 1 f SAM JJ oa DAIIiJr EJiItAAiD UEgD nOJ1HSG AUGUST 17 199O j j t T1IFiioNlloN DANK 7 p F tTT LIMITED 4 j Fi 2G Austin Friars london 1 AHD SAVT LAKE CITY UTAH L I J 1 CAPITAL 160000 t 7 L r In 20000 Shares of t8 each T UMBER OF SHABE3 StJBSCEXBED FOB r IJJIri ALLOTTED TO DEO 20 1878 i 3209 SAY 248000 iWe beg to inform the public that weare prepared to transact a General Banking Business for which we have C TZthe necessary facilities We solicit new accounts and business generally ti Exchange Drawn on all the 1 5 4Ieaaing cities and towns of the I United States and Europe I PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS la Lor don Messrs Martini Co 68 Lom bard Street The Locdoa Hank of Utah Limited 26 Austin Friars j New York Mem Morton Bliss Co r j p i Chicaeo The First National Bank r t pmftha Omaia National Bank t 8m Francisco Tho Bank oCallOrD ttlJ ANTEOHY GODBE Nanager 4 Bait Lake CityTjb 1316791 I kff4 i U S DEPOSIT A Y et I DESEIEIJ f ATmNRl BANK SALT TATTE OITY I 1 CPaid in Capital 200000 4 Surplus 65000 c WK II UooPER Prealdont IIa ELDREDGE Vice Prci FERAMO1Z WuJNNING 8TrE Director JOHN8HAKP NIUIIOLAS UROE3BECK 1 13 IIILLS Uathier liz tIT PAYABLE 03 DIUAJO i Bari and Sells Kiohsure on New York Sat Frascisso Chicago St Loui Omaha In icon and pnnoipal Continental Cities Hakes Collections remitting proceed promptly a i Jons TATLOS B n ScnETTLKB President Atat Cashier I ZINS S A V I N G S BAN cJro TRUST JOMPAIY l No 53 East Temple St A few doors south of the COOp Building H i I Capital Stock 200000 Paidup Capital 50000 Pays 6 per cent interest on Savings Deposits I I t fJ MONEY TO LOAN 1 On approved Securities at Low RATES of interest ja28 r i I I I C con S llru CO BANKERS 1 Salt Lake City Utah i T2AK3ACT E723Y DESCKIPTI0H 01 BAHKIKO B0SIHSSB Purchase Gold Dust Coin and Bullion I 0 C C PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN II TO COLLECTIONS I t 4 Underlain the Purchase and lit 011 Stocks on Commission I r draaco on Orea and Bate Sallies con signed to cur Order I Bill Exchange and Telegraphic Tram fcrs on points East and We it and on the leading cities of Europe OOEBESPOKDKKia limo rori IraportWa and TrAder Nail Bank I I ChioaBO Commercial National Bank St State fiariais Awoolation Omaaa Omaha National Bank 6an s ranisao Jfint Nat Gold Ban myj I WALKER BROS BAlJEES Established 1859 DEALEU EJ EXCHANGE COIN and BULLION Wo dray Exchange on the following Leading CitIes of Europe KHEAT BRITAIN AMD IRELAND London Beirut Dublin Edinbnre and Gits sow r SWITZERLAND Bwli Born Geneva Lacreno lausuna Zaneh and Vevoj FRANCE Bordeaux Blxrfu Bayonne Bonlcgte Havre Lrons and Parit BELGIUM Antwerp Brass olj Ltnombcri I KCLLAHD Ac crJais and Rotterdam KGBWAY Chnrtl X Doreen Throndhjm acd Eiarenter SWEDEN Qotbcnbars Stockholm IUd ilalno DENMARK Copenhagen f r ITALY loianoe Geroa Lczhorn t Milan rtelet Palermo Hone Xnrln Venice RUSSIA St Feteribnri SPAIN Cadiz Madrid and Seville PORTUGAL Lisbon and Oporto AUSTRIA alJb d Pre Petth Trieete Vienna Wien and aLL THE GERMAN STATES a AEBBICAE CORRESPONDENTS f u f Importers and Trade Ucw York National Bank Union Trust Co First National Banl r hic2co 61 Louis State Savings Association Omaha National Bank O1J o Frau First National Gold Bank hat 6n Jrrn Bk British North AmerIcr J IIobIDJLB AND EXCURSIONISTS EVERY CLASS hOFNESMRY I 8UPPLIE8 AT TEASDEL 0 DRY GOODS Lawns Grenadines Wreaths Sashes Parasols and Fans BOOTS AND SHOES Walking Slippers Gaiters Fine Boots and Bootees for Misses and Children CLOTHING Gents Dusters Alpaca Coats Straw Hats Summer Suits and Walk ing Canes GROCERIES Canned Shrimps Lobsters Mack erel Table Fruits Crackers Cheese and Choice Butter in Ice Chest MAMMOTH STOCK POPULAR HOUSE Prices Daily Regulated and Unquestionably Low at TEASDEL S LOa K 0 F1 J 8e MASONS PORCELAIN LINED TOPS PINTS SI 160 1 PER DOZEN QUARTS 180 HALF GALLON 250 CHEAPER BY THE CASE GE I F CULhlCER TEA POT STORE 20 22 First South Street h DAY u CO Importers and Jobbers of GENERAL MERCHANDISE We are now Opening a Choice Variety of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS And Will Sell atlthe LOWEST PRICES o Come and Examine Our Goods and SDEICTJ RE BARGAItrS Agents Mme Demorests Patterns 0 W Ill Shortly Arrive n lull Line COLUMBIA BIC7CLES I 0 DAY CO Salt lake City DONT BEEtE FORGETIT A That the Best and ITost Extensive Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES IN UTAH Is to be seen at the BIG BOOST A full Lino of the Celebrated BURT Shoes kept constantly in Stock A fine AtEOrtmont of the very best HomeMade Work on hand Custom Work a Specialty pS ALSO HANAN 1 EEDDISHS FINE GOODSg 140 Main Street JAMES PAYNE STUDEBAKER BEOS MFG CO SOUTH BEND INDIANA Main Repository 151 and 153 Wabash Avenue Chicago JIASUFACTUBIES OF FREIGHT FARM AND SPRING WAGONS CARRIAGES and BUGGIES is Any Size or Style of which we will Build to Special Order 4 t SALT LAKE BRANCH HOUSE 33 and 35 Main Street Salt Lake City Utah 2 I D DUNNE 03 c 3 O O J ca o c cfa co ItAlOJTACTTJKIB O7 ron Gates and Pencin g Iron Doors and Shutters for Fireproof Buildings Iron Fencing for Cemetery Lots Combina tion Fences ofIron end Wood Iron I Stairs and Iron work in general FACTORY One Block Teit of Wbito Hoosa and OBI Hook South Tovmiead Monte SALT LAKE OITY P O BOI 71 1 WESTERN MEAT MARKET Notice of Transfer of Easiness I uur AVING TAKEN THE BUSINESS knc of J A VARNES WESTERN D 2AT MAllET we beg to inform the with stomers and the Public generally that the will have always on hand a full Stock Ric CHOICE MEATS lure ill orders entrusted to oar care will arefully filled and promptly delivered tu WHITE SONS Proprietors of N 2MBROKE AND WESTERN wit 1VESTERNyest MEAT MARKETS mI6 yest Chinese and ECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE bat HERALD OFFICE fc2 Will TELEGRAPHIC TiE OLD WORLD Two Days Jfem From Abroad Facts and Comments Lodon HYr Gladstones recov ery has been ripid and it is cipected that ho will attend the House of Com mons next week U e waa pr icnt today at the cabinet council which ha 1 much importint business to cons dec France is resolved to wthdrAw from the combined European movment gaint Turkey if any steps are propped beyond moral fuajion Gambettae speech at Cherbaugh shows wby toe pur tues this course The German press manifests anxiety The attitude of France diappomts many liberals though the clots relntons of Sir Charles Duke and Gambelt enab e the foreign office t understand the French ex dictator real motive3 The attitude of Ftacce behooves Mr Gladtone to move circumspectly If too impetuous he may leave tho other powers bobiiid and pre cipitate a conflict At vres nt nothing but a naval promenade has been agree t and that will prove effective I The seizure of rums at Cork i gener ally regarded as a melodramatic per formance for effect in Now York Only fiftyseven old smco hboro musket were stolen and twenty have been recovered The fact that fifty men suddenly assem bled nearly all with revolvors on hear ing that tho ship pojseised arms is very Eilnifcnt Secret societies have devel oped lately and it is alleged that many IrishAmericans have arrived The agrarian murder at New Ross is not at tributed to tho of the tribute t rejection compen sation bill The plots against the vic tim are of 0 dec lat The pr ject d popular demon tatioaJ ho not been successful The Clionmell meeting was a notablo failure Many Dublin corres pondents assert notwithstanding tho agi i tation in a few place1 there is an unmis takable improvement in public onini n in Ireland The Chinese nmbnssadord journey to Sl Petersburg creates somb interest Before leaving London be talkod of isu inK letters marque Many European have been engaged for the Chinese forces Buenos Ayrce 15Iho poli ical crisis i has become more serious The national congress refuses to accept the resignation of President Avellonda but insists upon the overthrow of the provincial cham bers Tho president however adhere to hs resignation The garrison of Buenos Ayres has bon reinforced St Petersburg 15 The Agc1 eRUe saYJ I would show want of knowledge of Afghan character to regard Ayxi Khan and Abdurrahman Khan as o het than irreconcilable rivals Tho Agenc categorically dnies that Rustia is con I centrating 45000 troop near Bender I Athens I5Tho sUtement that Greece has made an advance to 6crii with the view to the conclusion of an ctlensivo and defensive alliance is denied Prance having declined to draw up a note in answer to the Portos objection England telegraphed 0 circular to all powers on Friday proposing I new joint note entirely rejecting lat fif gestton of the Porte and insisting upon the fulfillment or the original mandate Rome 15It is authoritatively sUtw that the Italian ambassador et Londo and SL Petersburg have b en sum moned to Rome Berlin 15 Ihe cathedral of COJIU 13 uomplfrtad plrtd r Calcutta lOTho man who fired at Lord Lylton in DeceniV and was than declared insane has recovered sail bon committed for trial l Copenhagen 1C In consequence ofa telegram from the government at Athens I the King of Gncco will reurn there immediately London 1GTho JToUs Berlin corres pondent jays It U expected that at the next session of tho Reichstag tho entire question of currency will bo reopened for dapite the semi fHcial contradiction the agitation against the exclusive god currency is daily gaining ground in government circles I is said Bismarck favors adopting silver as a legal Under Tho president of the Imperial Bank hal in 2 remarkable treatise exposed the mistake made in abolishing the silver standard French Facia anil fancier Paris 15General Grevy Irotber of the president has been elected senator Sunday being a day which was ob served as I national fete day undei tbo empirem Bonapartist manifotiliocs were mode in response t which shouts of Vivo U republique were raised The police made some arrests of disturb I er erTho Vcritc publishes a letter from JGembeUa to a councilorgeneral ex plaining his views in regard to the recent elections Bo says tho elections were profoundly republican and democratic The democrats do not wish a republic in form only but want to organize an institution in order that the democracy may not longer be a lie and tho republic I 1 snare I is by constant application of ouch methods at homo that the demo cracy will succeed in bringing into play its admirable resources tho treasure and hidden forces and might of our rellt country and that France will be per mitted to resume without preciplancy tho advanced rank which belongs to her in the world regain tho provinces violently torn from nor and of her re stored integrity to mike pledge for the peaco of Europe Le Voltaire announces tho death of i Marshal Bazaine and says his body escorted by three Spanish soldiers passed through Limoges on the 12th inst Tho authority of the letter imputed to i Oambetta published in Yenta is doubted Paris 16 France publishes a tele gram from Tunis announcing that tho Italion consul there intended persisting in hU representations to the bey with the view of preventing the completion of certain branch lines of the lone Guelma Railway notwithstanding certain French consuls have communicate with his government on the subject and the difficulty causes considerable excitement in Tunis The Jlepubliyue Francaite announces that Gambettas letter in Venle yester day was writlcaoa tho ICthof Octobir i when it appeared in all Paris news papers and was alto published in pam pitieS fora Nevertheless a dispatch from Berlin says the letter has produced l thero apainful impression t o Dnhcs Chicago 15 JxterOceans Washing ton The register of the treasury has be gun to examine who are holders of government bonds and in what part of the country tho most of them are hold Now York 15James Jlorrii seaman of the ship Gen McClellan which arrived here today from San Francisco fell over board on the passage and was lost Fall River 15The repoit of tho ac cident at ITuunt Hope lat night was greatly exaggerated Careful inquiry today elicits the fact that no one was drowned or even seriously injured Austin Tex HSix men while partaking of a watermelon in Falls I county reccnty suddenly died It is supposed Paris green used to kill insects I ores the cause New York 15 During tie week 52S3 emigrants arrived Deaths last J week 627 births 515 Springfield ala s 15It is officially announced today that Maud S and St Juisn will certainly trot hero on Thursday the former for a purse of 53000 againsthis record 2115X Both horses are already her Niw York tGFrost in the interior counties last l night Stamford Dela ware County ica formed Temperature here atC a m 62 I Fires Ofrdcneburr 15The round house of the Ocdensburg and Like Champlain Railway containing nve locomotives burned Loss 100000 insurance un known Derby Line Vt 1C Freight sheds h contents and sixteen loaded cars of Grand Trunk Railroad burned at Richmond Quebec Lost 75000 insured I Atioilirr AntiChinese Story I Exploded I New York 15 During an interview I tho foreman of Evergreen Cemetery yesterday la taid There are fifty noso bodies lying in these grounds j only four have been taken away tattles the story that no oDi1aj leave his baDe in America rfGTjf TEI L AR zttssemblit1 2 of the fouclnvc A Grant JScctinu tirwnilly Begun Buffalo 15 JTifUan sapsukte com manderics of Knights Ttmplar passed throuzh thi city today et route for the triennial conclave nt Chicago Chicago 13 Grmmtndjris o1 nights have been arriving all day mong those OW here are Wyoming No1 of Color do Wyomng No 1 of Cheyenne also full delegations from Cal ruia Nevada and Oregon tons and Plutn1 repres ntttives rem Alabama New York Ohio Utab Now Jersey ennsseo and Maryland By tomorrow night the entire list of command ries number OSO will be here Late trains I have delay many The day nil be taken up in recfivirg the comma ds as they arrive and settling them in their I uarterc by speeches and welcoming ddretes from the myor governor and representatives of tbe grand master The weather is rather cool fur camping but ikasant and dry Soveal ccmrnanderies were serenaded tonight by the Appollc quartet The aid of police was required today to resist i the encrottchments of the crowd on the camp ground and tents Tbe c ty is already full of strangers S mo regalia of the California c m mandery u i said to have ben lost or stolen this evening Chicago 15Much interest is mani tested in California and other Pacific Coast delrgations of Knights Templar and their quarters in Camp de MoIst are continually thronged with vlitors They somewhat worn by their long jour ney but aro in fine trim The necessary expense for the trip will exceed S50 000 which is divided among 142 Knight making 350 each but their actual ex penses will be much greater as ninety ladies and eighteen nrsies and children accompany them Following are the officer of tho Call fornia Grand Cimmanderey who are here Bruce 11 Lee grand commander E K Hedges deputy grand com mander Thomas Collow grand genera simo i pro tern E H Roger jrant captain general A C Wheeler grand prelate pro tern Wrn M Potris rand senior warden Jacob H Nf grand junior warden E 0 Gastville grand treasurer pro tern II J Burns grand ctandard bearer A Wood grand sword bearer pro tern II It Lock wood grand wader Tho Second Regi ment Band National Guard of Califor nia accompanies them Stories were circulated yesterday that they hud bf robbed of rccalms to a large amoun from their tents The amount WaS ex aggerated btt some regalias were stoen and in consequence General Torronco of the First Brigade State National Guard has furnished a volunteer force to protect the Knights and their property from thieve who arc present in force proportionate tionate to tho large crowd from the out side Among the bits of enterprie is a reception dsilv by two local command eriei of car loads of California fruiis to be dispensed to visiting Knght Tho first day of tho triennial co cKv of Knights Templar of the United htes opens bright and cool with overy pros peel of pleasant weather throughU Trains with excursion parties ue arriving at the depets at every hour of the day and every train is crowded to its uhnot capacity with knights and visitors The streets present a scene of unusual I animation tiozi especially along the lIDo of mire whero the ornamentation is mOlt profuse In the vicinity of the lake front where the tents ae pitched and arches erected the rush fciu beenc ntinuous since Yeitlr dry morning except for a few hours aCtor midnight I Hero the throng is almo irnponeirablo at times mid the entbu sism is incrciJtd at every fresh arrival of a commmelery Various depots are supplied with escorts for all incomir f knight wit are shown at once to their juarteri All trains arrive late on ac count of the numerous excursion and special trains which are running Tho brilliant display made by isolated band cf Lnight who occasionally march through the streets is but n small indica tion of what the significant body will be when marshalled together in the parade of Tuesday and tho subsequent drill Yesterday 3 000 people came into camp but owing to the failure of most of them to announce their arrival some incur venience was experienced The inllux oi j thieves pickpocket and burglars is very lt1re and they began operations yester tluy by capturing some uniforms fiom the tnts Tie poico have been in structed to arrest all bad characters or even suspicious ore and lock tbem up during tho c nclhvo Over 100 news paper reporter have arrived represent ing the principal papers in the country Thero has been no general musical re hearsal the bands being for the moit part late in arriving hut the streets aro well supplied with muicians whose ap prentice always attracts tho crowds and elicits hearty applauie British Bib London IfiLor Stratford Datted clifla Sir Stratford Cinnirgj many years British ombassidor to tho Porte is dead Portsmouth J5A troop ship with eightyfive r mfurcemets for India sailed tod y London IGA number of meetings were held in Ireland on Sunday to pro let against the rejection of the compen sation for disturbance bill Very violont language cg inst landlords was used by speakers Gladstone h s gone to IIolmsburgi pursuant to recent announcement to re main some days Glwgow 15 Serious rioting took place at a home rue demonstration on Saturday owing to bonerulers passing an Orange Lodge Twenty police who endeavored to restore order nero over powered Two of the policemen were injured so badly that they are not ex peced to recover One was ttabbed by a spear Twentyfive persons were arrested In a faction fight yesterday at Partadown County Armagh between ribbon men and Orangemen many persons were badly wundcd The ribbon men were routed Dublin GJohn Dillon speaking at nlrnd meeting at Kildare said as soon as tho Land League had 300000 enrolled they would bo aolo to strike against rent entirely if their demands were not granted all the arms in England would not be able to levy rent in Ire land They would have coorcion and they cou d go out any hour of tee night they pleased and carry rifles with them At a meeting of tho Land League nt Cork tlic JU1l0 affair was condemned and it expressed tho belief that the raid must havo been effected by pniJns de siring to tea a renewal of the coercin act and wishing to give good value for their secret servica money London15 The value ef tho r Into and jewelry stolen from Jildorua residence near Worthem is 20000 starling i1Jbly Entertaining anil In structive New York 15 Heralds Paris Our correspondent telegraphs as follows Tno Archduchess Isabella of Austria mother of Queen Christina has arrived at Madrid with a suite of ladies end five attendants to be preset 6t her daught ers Dccouchmcnt She itflrds to stay hero for several l months She was re ceived itt the station bjr the King and royal family The first interview of the Queen and her mother was very affecting Apartments in the palace havo ben prepared for the Archduchess close to the magnificent suite of rooms recently tied up and furnished for tho expected heir to the throne Queen Isabella u expected about the 24th If the child should be a milo to will jirobaby be christened Philip of Ferdinand if a female she will bo named Isabella For godfathers Pope Leo and Emperor ot A are mentioned fOTJ godmothers Queen Isabella and tho Archduchess The health of the youg Qupcn is quite satisfactory She is able to drivo about about with the King in ltt co II I of the ovcnirg The Situation in Connecticut Chic ego 1C runes 1 edlorial sum mary Since Connectcut republicans closed the bloody chi m between lInt flrd and New Haven by nominating a man from one p1aro for governor and ono from tbo other for lieutenant governor democas have bcome I thoroughly alarmed They net in state convention on iScdoesday a big TOW M anticipatetl Unless they are fortunat enough to effect ts happy compromise between tha two t wns us their competi tors did one or the other of them will probably go almost solidly against them 4Zea20sbefO28tlLeT1LbTtC ThEpENuL DR C McLANES LIVER PILLS are not recommended as aremedy U for nIl the ills that flesh is heir to but in affections of the Liver and in all Bilious Complaints Dyspepsia and Sick Head ache diseases of that character they tanel without a rival ACUE AND FEVER I No better cathartic can be used preparatory aratory to or after taking quinine As a i simple purgative they are unequaled BEWARE OF IMITATIONS I The genuine are never sugarcoated Each box has a redwax seal on the lid with impression McLANES LIVER PILL Each wrapper bears the signa tures of C ITcLASE and FLEMING BROS xSInsist upon having the genuine DIh C McLANES LIVER PILLS pre pared by FLE3IIXG BROSriltslnrgli Pa the market being full of imitations of the name JleLanc spelled differently but same pronunciation BOWEL COMPLAINTS A iptcdy tend EfTecinKlCuro PERRY llI n PAINKilLEn Has stood the test of roarr TItAns trial Directions with each bottle SOLD UY ALL JtUGGI Pi at La ELIASOli PRACTICAL JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Keeps a Select Stock of Gold ii3il Silver WATCHES Oil ill BTf Also a Finn Assortment JEWELRY BterHn Silver aliP1t Vi are AGENT FOR LZltU 3IOKKKS Spectacles and EyeGlasses OPPOSITE JOriETSBAWK 142 MAIN STREET SALT LAXE CITY FOR SALE 40liOise Power Boiler New and of the most excellent workmanship at I atSONS HAYNES SONS oiler vors South TrnIe Street one block and a half ast aide cf the Depot ALL KINDS OF SHEETIRON WORK DONE iPS OYSTER GROTTO BOSTON ICE CREAM In Any Quantity at Lowest Prices Having ma o citenslvo additions to my to tabliihoient I am folly prepared to fill all orders with promptness Try Ky Celebrated Caramels The largest a id Finest Stock of Pore HoisMade Confectionery I Parties Supplied In everything in ny line at the Lowest rices torieesGeoO OtO ARBOCAST Jy23 41 First South Street U REMOVED HEUSSER Has removed his Stock of Guns Pistols Ammunition FLsHING TACKLE Cigars Tobacco Etc I To the commodious premise ISo 139 3Inn street A FirstClass Shooting Gallery Parties withing anything in his line can choose from one of the Largest Stocks in ths Territory at the Lowest Rites jy7 I FAV D JASysSS IJzNa 1m PLBflBBaTrliVHSB Gao and Stcajn Fitter Respectfully announces that buying hi m tenAI by the cSr load ho is prvpard to M I WATER PIPES On short notice tt Lowest t Possible PricesI I I A Lsrso Stock of Pumps Plumbing Goods Iron Pipe Hose And Sheet Lead Ko t in Stock OFllC AND WORKSHOPS VVSS1 7EPJFLS STREET Ovpo itc Civr Meat MarkoiJ I THE ARCADE RESTAURANT ABC CHOP HOUSE Heals suTTCjl st all hours of the d1 i szii nizhl in firstclass Style EVERY DELICACY OF THE SE5SOK Served up temptingly OYSI ES IH EVERY 8TYL2 i5 Main Street DINVOODEr Prop BENEDICT HALL CO nAUp ACTUUEn8 lieD WIIOZESAIE DEALERS x BOOTS SHOES 1M and 130 Grand st New York Corner Crosby one blocK east of Broad way du 1JN4ZAJ WE is UUACQUAIHTD WITH TH CEOCRAPHY OF rutS COUHTV se BY EXAMIHINC TillS MAP THAT TH nneapols czaesTa 1 I e C1sj r INL TA oi 1 1 1 4 ow 4x 52 to dcn 10 y dek etA 1 10 5 P eSi w 4 i s 57 9 N a 1 Crtre 4 1 3 q a i e 2Jit 4 ic so 0S z1 b e PLsI Isi ts La 1 CHICAGU ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC R B E a 2 d v A w w J 1 w IS THE GREAT CONXECTKG LKK BETHELS TIlE EAST TIlE WEST nm7n line runs from Chcaso to Council J mnCr fr eating putpSeefl r It itS Thfl feature of our laUi t urs N l i 5 through Joilet Ottawa La fr Ule great l i i ain Shine I r HKU Island Davenport Veat SALOON where you tea eaj y yur it l Hrookljn Orinnell at all boars of the day ri L IsnnuenltolIrookJyn luwalbtuart Atlan MaenlHcent Iron Bndjres nnn th Y of hwa ill e capital lt olI S I api all mur with branches from Bureau and lI ounmtrsat n J tiC u 1 A vxi Junction to Iusca Imtr and transfers are ysiei at l u h I Irls Vilfn Jin tti mtnl Fairfield tMon Bcltnap Kansas CUr Leavenworth an 1 Vti t c Uinstcn renton Gallatln Came necttons bwir mado IB Union IKM I utr iasvnWTth ill Ir nccton Atchtson and Kansas Lixx IIKPIUNOIlAl K It Nk IT IAI V Ti rrn t a Li i i tu r oarner e stal o s a and Knox TII BUEAT TilROLtill JlNi Ur KQI to armln ton Bonaparte Ben lOLLOWS t xrt IncepenOent bldtm Ouumwn Eddy At CHICAGO with all diverging 1nes fort j and Uesiloinea East aDd South Monme ieIIeMr L thtthiosu L S i MS and 1 i H t Monroe IxxMomes tolndbinolaand At KNOLE x r with tbe L Atlantic 1 CKIS ant Audubuu and Ft Vil UKJa Wmtenett B the only At VASUU GTON UEIGHTS with P C 4 si Ibj positUcly Harlan Av a to tirt h tULGTOS aJ and operate a tnrouia I it it which own lIrcaI I wUh 111 Cent R It Mat of Kansas A t ULS VLIE In 11 hIp Int 1aalleDJlrraL0W5 i Ihe tI with Pull I t1EOIUA with l I t J P DiE I IJ IIIuts bxpnus j u W Kds attachedare run each war dally I tV HI MM andTItW in tineiiiCAGO l and IEOHIA KNSW Crrr At HocK lLASl with Milwaukee 1 P ci I 1IICCAGO Im ENWOHTO and ATCUI bland hrt Une aud Rock InlUX 1 ltt i LEAvxewoaa LEI ii BLt rre ot with the IhiTeti rt li beteen31i1wau DlvKMoKr j ua iiirmigheannrealsorunbetTecnMilwaii 5e lhrnullhc n t It Po via tho ililwau4eo and XMiM kec and Kunwis Lily At WtST LRCRTY with the It C U t N UA1 1 JTi iIifld short hock Line Itland 13 nuumlflcentlr At KlNNEtU with t entrul Iowa K K Tle Greet AtDBSMoiNBswlthD M t t U K R and Its eqmnaed Iw road bed is simply perfect AtlOfCIL IlLLPr with Unon V i It 1 rails inirk U lad with steel At OKAUA with B A Mo Rlt It i N tothoplea uro W hat will pleate you must will bo pleaTOjo AtCOMMBrSjrVCTION i J ru or in Joe OR your meals of lIItno4saflI while passing Iowa In oyertho ono of At OrrtlMWA Jris Central wiiv1 boo jiiful pitlries and C B it It Ra StLJtlac alT Cars that accompany it t li tnn iKnitlcent t5 DmlnirCorj i rains You get an cntlrp At KEOKCKwUhToU Iefi tVi W t peh UipreS firstclass hotel Louis A Iac and ht U Keo Jc SV w i a l l good as It erv sl In any I ro 11 At CAMERON with H L J K it jv5eenzyflcO cents that majority of the AtATCHisov with Atrh liiwkaiw t J the fact a kl II s J ILIt 1preciatlng separate apartments for different At hAI eba Uen B I k K 1 i pporefer business At JEAiENWOKTl rfltUKaa l c it immense passencer ant the i i I ta 171 warrantms in we re pleased an Cent It lOts of tii3IuowarrflttURtt runs Ju inuin Ia 1 e At K INSAS ClTT With I 2CJ f r tj a this Company s tt II Iml e Sepla crs for sleeping purposes and Palace and Southwest PALACE CAllS are run thromh to l1RI BVS MOINEtt XCLTUX U nlCFJ iitcstS ClrY tTLJEISUN nn1 1JtvflOltTlt coeeclo 5It5 Via this LIne Unown as tho treat Uoet JIUR Xeute u 11 to Agents In the Lulled State and Canada ricet a 1 1lcl Fur Information not obtainable at your homo UcUct oBec address rBALL 32 fST oJ 01IN riI A ienI Superintendent Qeni fit aDd 11Sjr Att h1ato III it1i ili C I o UTAH ffiSIEBH RAIL W Al Operated by Trustees for Bondholders I On and after THURSDAY JUNE 24th 1880 I Until further colic THE UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY I train will run daily Sundays excepted aa follows Leava Salt Lake City at 810am Brighton at 825 I r Chambers at 9 06 II Black Rock at 9JO II I 0 Lake Point at 9 40 II II Halfway House 10 00 II II Tooele City at 1525 II Arrive at Terminus at 1053 I Leave the Terminus at 12 30 p jn Tooele City at 1255 II Half way House at 1J5 u Lake Point at 140 II 4 Black Hock at 150 It II Chambers at 210 U Brighton 250 II Arrive at Salt Lake City 310 II On and after Monday August 2d A Regular BATH2NC TRAIN Will leave Sat Lake Ciy at S15 pm arriving at JJIack Rok at 5 25 pm at Lake Point lit 5 15 pm Returning will leave Lhke JVnt at 715 pm Black Rock at 7 2 5 pm arriving at Salt Lake City at2 15 pm ON SUf DAYS Trdirs will KJVO Salt Late City for Black Rock and Lake 14 iat at O am and 115 p m Returning wiil arrive at Salt Like City st 230 ard Si5 pm Tickets for Hound Trip to either Black Bock or Lake Teen en all trains 50e Cciltlrffl undcrlO 2ic K7 Sething Trains will not stop either way b tweeD Suit Lake City and Black Stock W W RITER iiaaagor Utah Sosthera Railroad OH urn A5TZ3 J UNE 1s 1870 GOKG SOuTH WUTHIQ IQ f Nun ot Station i 1 i I I I I TRAI1f5 LXln a m 1 m Co e kke 7 co 7 80 Morgan 7 18 8 00 50 Uermania 7 22 8 10 50 Lovendahls7 28 8 20 60 Junction 7 37 8 35 75 tiz1rvE AT Sandy 740 845 I3 I LXJ TJ Sandy 7s59 I 50 Draper 8 07110 10 1 CO chi 84t1l2O 165 Amcrcn Fork 8 56 11 3 1 80 PleaaautGrove 9081150 105 Provo 9 37 12 4 250 SpringwiU9 9 63 1 1 2 75 Spanish Fork10 CS 1 3S 3 00 PAyson 10 82 2 15 8 50 S1 quin 10 50 2 40 S 75 Monn 11 26 3 40 4 35 Nephi 11 50 4 2 476 ChIcken Creek 12 80 5 3 5 50 coma IiORTH Nemoof Station jf 1 I 11 Jotl I z TJIK8 It p M s m 1Co Chicken Creek 1 00 7 50 ephL 1 40 9 00 75 Mona 204 940 115 Santsquin 2 401050 175 Payeon 2 55 11 15 2 00 Spanish Fork3 19 11 55 2 60 Springville3 34 12 20 2 7f Provo S 49 12 45 306 Pleasant Grove 4 22 1 40 3 55 i American Fork 4 84 1 55 3 70 Lehi 446 210 385 Dnper 56 320 455 UX SuJdy 3 40 1 65 Leave Sandy 5 40 4 45 Junction 5 45 4 55 1 75 Loveadahls 5 6 5 10 UO Germbna 6 02 5 2D 500 Morgan 607 530 500 LZAT Salt Lake 6 25 6 00 W Noa 1 and 2 will be run dally Noo 8 and 4 trill be rnn daily Sac cays excepted For Information concerning ircli Freight or Passssa apply to Juma SlURP Gen Freight and Ticket Ant JOHN SHARP Sup t d L JItR pi nw1I4 Sehtt5cse roeriieuxa I cuUIodkID rlOlll sbaer cR sc If Lrr 1aoutJnoiO JY qv L eeOily Saoi roibtrefeet Rtll tor he 11 ud persaet car af8ecinaj a Einisaionini I oten by th a DThuApros 5 pdstJtustt5uaa 5 fd ady I uaJ5 5gb UAtWllttiau ttsase psasit IrJ Taa st 10 battk pa4a lnc oaI r r L lC t a tsbl 1 tao 1 PI L a 11 o D r

HARRIS REMEDY CO MFD CHEMISTt OTsket and jIb tretwr LoCI53i n rrz rsffT z JoV S J Utah fcnd I tiinis FIOH2EH LINE OP UTAH On aaA sTter 3s7a Scr 41278 I f Name of SUton a A i e p Z p 2 I T2ATSS iEiVK a m p mJ e Salt Laky 7 00 S 41 Woods Crow 7 25 4 fiE j Controville7 33 4 If Fcnniarlon 7 60 4 88 14 KasvilIe S 12 4 KHJ I UnJI I Otdt tto 4 2tJ o i NamnofStolion Sbotionz I c nJIlS ILtn a m p in c Od 9 4r1i 6 2 Kaysvillo 1031 7 ICI 0 l r Fannington 10 52 7 3111 85 Centrevilla 1104 7d4I60 Wocdi Cross 11 13 7 75 ASET7S AT 2tt T aire I 1 40 B D0 I I PI in Flares FHXEC TFAflH WILL RUM DAILY Bi ect Lvnj calt Lke City t j r trrivingin Oj e at 1150 ar j Sat Like at 5 O pm arriving 2 at 820 l aviptOjClMifti6 5tl I pm lvir OJfnat6 srt arrivinff in Salt Lake Cty it F o r le virg Ogden at 3 30 p r trr vir n Salt Lake City Rt 645 pm ff For ail nfi nrrVP ifitr j fTtib or 5aasw auply to JAHKS SHAKP Of Krt Trt A C BAIr BI UTAH SBBTIEB HAfH EXTENSION aSa Ol AD J tEi JNE 28 GOING NORTH n 1 I a 1 iI I i i I TISS LEAVE I i e Milford 30 I Black Rock505 22 1 2 Neels 65 I 5 i 20 Deseret820 CO 35 Riversidesi5 IS I 4 O lemmD ton 1C5 96 50 Mis 12 12 575 ARiVE AT Jlab 12 0 121 i 6 2 QCIXO BOOTH atn 1 Stations H Q a I z 6 I 1 I TAINS LE E I t c Juab 10 J 1 MII 1 S I I 9 5 Lemmrngtou 2 0 2 i 1 r i I Riverside 0 I 4 I 2 Deseret i 0 I 52 2 7 I Nee1 6 10 71 8 Black Rotk76 99 5 l r ARRIYE AT Milod 920 c 121 I 62 Not 1 HDI 2 will he ron dailv For ai iik riri 4 n cmirc 1 Freight nod P 9 sti Jly to JiMlfg fcKAET t Gf p FrJKlt 0 Ticket Ae JOHN SHARP Soperintendeii UTAH ft NORTHERN mm On and after May 6 1880 i I Northward Station SuttS 6 8Opc Ogden 8 5 18 0 I Brigham 7 40 9 40 5ur mi 6 15 I it 5 Lan 5 2 12 155M Franklin3 F c 7 30 I Rllllot 9 P p 8 lSioi RP Roc 12 45 I r J8 ElGER T 1UJ r Distance aud Fares frcni fg Uurrjvilie 41526 SrJBltifitld ft indI 71 r taut ho 7 ijy Brigham 2illt Heutle Oe li I St I 4 CaIi5FOrtt2SIC WIP Cuettt sa EcteyviIlea H Onwdt i a 7M DewosTllcr5 1 2I Port 5ttf I5 n ace oiintoo Ro s for IB 21 cunniit Sft FJacifroUJl7i ISw Mecdoc it fdeRoek fl It i Locar IS 30 I Carnw iMii 1 9 r bdI itisar IlPOi21 SA 11 eilht rail ffisyc t ltT t f eo 5 Fr i dalY11 54 f m Lrsb nt7 6f rr II eo titap m iatilt S 15 i m H j 11 1245 11 1 td 144 I i a 0 u i n outh irain af pd Icrlr a I I a dltckr ut 15 1 81 V I nH I n u t r JJi 6ta 120 P Bitfh a 36 i n irs real t0detf1Sia CEO W TEA 1C BEE sjpf