The Ogden Standard from Ogden, Utah • 1

If GDEN VOL. II. OGrDEN CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1882. NO. 29.

TELEGRAPH TIDINGS. Ogden Daily Herald. issued r.vKin LIST OP PASSEXfWItS. Sailing from Liverpool, per 8. S.

Xevaita, Wednesday, May 177, 1882. In charge of Elder Wm. It. Webb. I5RITISII.

Salt Lake Cly. Geo. and Peter McClure; David, David, and Mary Jane Benson Jos. Mitchell John, Christina, "V.t Christina, and Malcolm Hendry; Richard Margaret, Masnjic, and Schwab; Dorothea, Anna, Ludwig, Catharine, and Christof Oswald; John, Fried rich, Wilhelm, Emma, and Lydia Laugenbuclicr; Richard Hang; Henrietta Vorwaller; Geo. Christine, Lydia, and Louise Beuz; Ileinrich Franke; August and Charlotte Schakowsky; Susanne, Susanne and Conrad Merz; Christof Schwab.

1 Ogden. Jacob Schneider: John. Marie. DAVID JAMES, PlumliBr, Steam Fitter. I) ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to the Citizens of Ogden, that ot tho urgent solicitations of many frienda he has opened a Branch House, on Fourth Opposite Post Office, Where he will keep a complete stock ol M0E1 lEillD PUflLiSHHIE COMPANY, ItnlrM ol ftiibcrltloni n-VILY HEnALP.

delivered to nny pari ol Owelty, By F. U. Telcuraph to the Ifanfinnn' Harvest, CABROti.TO Ga.t Juno 2, Jns. E. Harvey was hanged here, this afternoon, for murder.

Tlio gallows was erected in a field, and the execution was witnessed by 1,000 persons. ffm, L. Mooie, who was to have been hanged at the same time and place, attempted Bulcide, this morning, by talcing morphine, and will die from its effects. Memphis, June 2. Sandy Mathews was hanged here, to-day, for the murder of Iaaac Tolk, near Lucas station.

Ho slept well, last night, and ate a hearty breakfast, this morning. Given Away. Wo cannot help but noticing the liberal offer made to all invalidsand sufferers by Dn. Kiso's Nkw Discovery for consumption. We must consider this the fairest offer yet.

You are not requested to buy, but are invited to call nt McNutt fc Drug Store and get a trial bottlo of Dr. Kino's NewDibcov-er free of cost. If you are suffering with Consumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Quiucy, Phthisic, Hay Fever, Pain in Side or Chest, Difficulty of Breathing, Night Sweats, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness, or any affection pf tho Throat Chest or Lungs, you will be surprised to see how almost instantly this wonderful remedy will afford relief. A sin cle Trial Bottle Eu One ono Ux month 4.JJI .75 05 Ingle Mary Robertson Henry, and Mary SEMI-WKEK. I KRAI J): tox; John iulwm iMsti; John, Julia, and Miedred One copy, one year, PLUMBING, GAS, AND STEAM GOODS, six Ii74 lard: Sarah, and irank Wheel Marie, Arnold, and Albertina Bollinger; Ferdinand, Marie Marie Lina, Theodor, August, Emma, and Carl Baer; Eliza Neunschwander; Babbetta Kunzler; Josua Ramsaucr; Abraham and Em Advertising rales moderate, and made known on application.

house: Geo. Hurt; Tlios. Ken- Ue walked to the callows bravely and drich: Charles. Sarah and died with the belief that he was saved. On the scaffold he chatted with hia friends and bid them cood-bye.

The PERCIVAL J. BARRATT, Attorney, WATER PIPES LAID TO ORDER Jilted vp with Bath Tabs, Water Closets, Basins, for Hot and Cold Water. SOLK AGENT FOR UTAH FOU THE Radius 3Iotor, Warner's Steam Healing ApparaliiN, the Fire on Hie Earth Ventilating anil HEATING STOVES, BATES and MAHTELS. manuel Praggcr; Julius Billetcr; Ulrich, Elizabeth, Louise, Wilhelm, and Bertha FfecherjRosiuaDeuscli-er; Emilio Wilker, Anna Spreng-er; Albert Willemann; Aucrust will convince you of its merits, and show what regular dollar size bottle will do. ds 1 Ettl Hide 31 ii In Ojtl, tTlnlu drop fell at 12:30, and death was in etantaneoua.

In November, 1881, Polk called on Mathews at his home, and as ho was about to leave. Mathews struck him Loans on MortRagcs effected. STotftry dmSftf Notary rtilmc in oince All Orders will receive Prompt Attention, Salt Lake address! V. llox 300. dalO ly F.

8. RICHARDS, Counsel or-at-Law, OFFICE AT TOURT HOUSE, Drusscll; Michael Mischler; Carl, Gottlieb, Maria, August, Christine, Theodor, and Louho Hilt; Fried-rich, Marie, Louise, Caroline, Lina, and Ludwig Ringel; Joseph Coombe; Emil Buchmiller. Lehi Anna Kcil; Conrad Mullcr. Logan. Niklaus Gycer; Barbara Zeran: UTAH.

O0DEN, Julia S. Whale Joseph, and Ann Marsh Joseph Bowerbank Richard and Rachael Smith Elizabeth A. Jones; Charles, Eliza, Eva, Charlotte, Ada, and Fanny Smith Edwin G. Telhurst James A. Parry Eliza, Ann, Newbold David Parry; William, Ann, Elisha, Bertha, John Agne3, and Martha A.

Webster; William, Mary and Edward Price Edward, Mary, William, Margaret and Janet Morgan; Charles, Mary and Sarah A. Greenland Charlotte and Francis Barber; Elizabeth Godbold; Edmund Fish; Marie Charles, and Maria Parsons; Elizabeth Jennings; Emma Bacon Alfred Powell James Bean; Louisa and Emily Keep; Georgo and Louisa Reed; Geo. Jeff; Elijah, Martha, Sarah, Emily, William, Walter, Bertie, and Louisa Spackman; Agnes S. Audrews; Sarah A. it.

Newbold. Ogde7i. Louisa, and Andrew Robertson; Jane, Matthew, and Wil dscpbir N. TANNER, SIEAFjED PltOPOSALS rpo furnish materials for a slnple track Susponsion Bridge, and to build said structure across tho Weber River, near Itivordalo, In Weber Utah, and also tho Abutments for said Bridge, according to tho plans and specifications to bo seen in tho County Clerk's Ofllco, at the Court House, in Ogden, Utah, will bo received at tho ofilco of aaid County Clerk until Ten o'Clock a. of Monday tho 12th day of Juno, 1882.

Bids for mate-rials to bo used in tho Bridge, and for constructing thoaamc, must bo separate from bid for building the Abutments and furnishing materials therefor. Tho County Court reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Seal L.M. KICHAKDS, Clerk. By F.

J. Cannon, Deputy Clerk. Ogden City, Jnno 1, 18S2. djltd John, Bertha, and Bertha Strieker. ATTOBHEY AND COISELOH-lHl, Brigham.

City. JESSE J. DRIVER. JOHN II. BISHOP.

ONLY DRUG HOUSE IN OGDEN That devote their attention Btrletly to the Drag Trade. A FULL 8TOCK OF STAND AIUl Medicines and Fancy Goods, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Xilli3xg; of Frosoriptloiis zv Sjpocietlty. DRIVER BISHOP, mc23tf Corner Fourth anil Young Street. Gottlieb, Margaretha, Macdalena OQ DEN, UTAH.

Gottlieb Friedrich, Marie, and Office In Tost Office Building. Klinglcr. Nephi. R. K.

WILLIAMS, Formerly C3itf Justice of the Supreme Ouit of Kentucky, Friedrich and Marie Linkc. New York. Jacob Messcrli. BETURNINQ ELDERS. William It.

Webb: John CooDer: with an axe, splitting his head in two and killing him instantly. Mathews then cut his body in small pieces with a spado and buried them the rear of the house. Ho forced his wife's stepdaughter, about 10 years of ago, who had witnessed the crime, to assist him. She told her employer, in February last, about the whole affair. Polk's mutilated remains were disinterred and Mathews was arrested and confessed, and said ho knew he ought to hang.

The cause ot the murder was jealousy. llorder Itrlef. Denver, June 2. Father Ilav-erty, Yicar-Gcneral to the Bishop of this section, to-day, refused to allow the rites of the Catholic Church to be administered over the remains of tho late Don Miguel Otero, a millionaire and or.e of the foremost men of New Mexico. The reason alleged was that Otero died a Mason.

Tho members of tho Massonie order, assisted by an Episcopal clergyman, conducted the burial services. Tho Tribune's Santa Fe special says: A Chihuahua dispatch states that Gen. Fucro, commander of the Mexican troops in Chihuahua, with 400 Mexican cavalry, surprised and attacked tho Ju band of renegade Apaches, early in tho morning of the 25th near Bosque do Santiago, and whipped them unmercifully. Thirty-seven bucks were killed and ten taken prisoners. Tho entire camp outfit, including fifty head of stock, was captured.

The Mexican loss was one oilicer and eighty men. The losses sustained in the previous fights with United States and Mexican troops leave the hosliies badly demoralized. Albcqukrque, N. M.t Juno 2. Two special agents, Bower and Tidball, have been to Las Yejsas, Santa Albuquerque, for the investigation of tho affairs of John Sherman, United States Marshal of New Mexico.

They Offlco over IHsKlnbolham Bro. dry 18711881. I good ktorr, rcery does If liam Thompson; James, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Eliza Henderson; oxo. Ditiyni? WM. nitlVER.

I John A. McAllister; William Butler; Geo. H. Butler; Wro. G.

Davis; Thomas, and Susan Palmer; John, Hannah, and Florence Law; John, Rodney Hillam; Uriah Butt; Thomas R. Jones; John Alder; A. II. Cannon; O. O.

Schramm; Ulrich j. S. LEWIS iwatchfflaters ai Jewelers OODEN CITY, UTAH. Aim, Emma, and Walter Morton; Jane Bridge; Betsy Reese; Susannah Baker; Francis, Jane, Mary Elizabeth Ann, Eliza, Francis, and Rachael Starkey; E. W.

Crock Staufter; Ghas. Schneitter; Geo. L. WM. DRIVER SON The Largest and Oldest Established DRUG STORE Ciraehl, Jr.

GUTHRIE, DOOLY Offtten City, Utah. (Successors to J. E. Dooly Co.) TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. I'rumpt Attention CUm to Collection.

Eichange sold on all the principal cities of tho U. 8, ana Europe. connKgporf dcnts: Wells, Fargo fc Co. New York Bounell, Lawson Jew York Wells, Kargo fc Jsan Francisco J. XT, Corliine First National First National Hank Neb.

Omaha National Bank, Nob. IClvea A Allen London Wells, Fargo tialt Lake City Deseret National in.lt lnke 1SSUKASCK KEI'RESEXTED in2t RECAPITULATION. English, Scotch and 239 Swiss and 138 D. CARNAHAN, M. DM Physician and Surgeon, OODES CITY, UTAH.

Returning Elders 15 Total number of souls. 392 office on Fourth over Postoffico. docfflU TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The chairman called the meeting tf) ett; Annie, Minnie, Mary, Joseph, and Selma Martin; Samuel Vincent; Elizabeth Woodfield; William and Joseph Marsh; William, Richard, Mary James, and Margrette Robinson; Geo. Ann, and James E.

Burton; James, Margaret, Jane, Alice Leah, and Jhn W. Far-riman; Thomas Hardwedge; John B. Bonner; Joseph Peart; John and Sarah Thirkell; Eliza Hind; Thos. Smurthwaite; Sarah, Mary Betsy and Sarah Horalcy; William and Martha Frecston; Sarah J. Watson; Isabella, and Ann Holliday; Fergus and Rosina Groom; Ada Beckett; Caroline and Charles V.

Richards; Selma Beer; Joseph Parkinson; Elizabeth Baker; George, and Ellen M. Green; Elizabeth Martha, Mary William, Eliza, and Wm. A. Bowler; John, Emma, Emma Ernest, Edward, El len and Frederick Parsons; Martha A Alfred G. Hannah, 9 SKIPPING COMMISSIOI proceeded to rrescolt to examine tho Marshal's office, and also to look into tho charges preferred against Judge Porter, Ilelnrned, WAsnruflTo.v, June 2, Trescottand Walker Blaino arrived here, this to order, and the choir sang tho quartet "Nearer My God to Thee." Prayer was offered by Mr.

L. Wal-draro. The choir sang a piece entitled "Don't Forget the OldFolks;" this reports were nest presented. tf) UTAH. a HI tn LU morning, and called at tho State Department to report their return to the PEOPLE HUMS CONNECTION With the Will do well to remember that the tapping of the mains has nothing to do with the work of theriumb, but is tho business of tho City.

Contrary statements are erroneous. la at all times prepared to execute Putting in tho water into any place of business or residence at reasonable rates. Don't fall to call on him. J. ICEItSlfAW, dm 23 lm Main lth.

E. H. OBTH, (Successor to L. M. Jtlehards Co.) Secretary of Slate.

Both had a short conversation with Frelinghuysen. "Homeless lo-mgnt, a very pretty song, was well sung by Miss Marian Treseder. Bv means of about a score of Blaine would like to remain in tho Fire Insurance Agency. KEPRESENTISO OVER A Lbright, intelligent pupils from the State Department as Third Assistant Secretary, but it is understood that Frelinghuysen does notdesire to have any member of tho Blaino family 5 0 (I) ptvsMtvn Mihitioys or assets, Ard mme ottha Leadlnff Oompantet in the First Ward, Miss ilattie (Jritchlow gave a practical Hlustratio of her I arid. method of conducting recitations in "Common Ihings.

questioning the quuo so near mm, xrcscou, uii interview, said that until he had fully reported to the Secretary of Stato concerning his mission to Peru and Chili Sarah and Charles E. White- Security, Liberality ml FalrneM. dapltl H.J. POWERS, M. little folks on tho manufacture of he could not say word for the pub lic ear.

He could not even say PHYSICIAN mid SURGEON whether his mission was ended, or A FULL LINE OF ELEGANT CELLULOID GOODS, Toilet Articles, Perfumeries, Soaps, Brushes AND OTHER ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIE1T. Ooden, Utah: Tailoring" Emporium! JUST REMOVED To 7U Street, Xext to Ifm-tfH-ks' Jtlorh: when it would end, but if it should be DUmsm of tbe Throt tttd Lungi KpttUUj. Office Corner Fonrth and Younz.Drlver ended at once- he would be a free man and could talk as freely as any one. At present he could not say anything at all. Elbhop's Drugstore.

Jl tf A. S. CONDON, M. OVUH IS A t'lItST CLASH MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Deficiency Hill.

The general deficiency bill appro- JPiyslctan and Surgeon, propriates nearly $9,000,000. The following are some of tho items: OQDEN, UTAH, ufflcfi hours from 10 n. m. to 2 v. and IMPORTED BRANDY, WINES WHISKY AXOELJCA, COC031UXOO, MT.

VIXHTAllV PORT JNJD SHEBBY From tlio Vineyards of California. For army transportation, $900,000, For payment of army transporta Itom 7 to 10 p. m. Residence at ollke, 4th KirccL dnvW Everything Inelegant style and of finest material. Tho best workmen In town omployed.

dmZZIm tion lawfully due such land grant railroads as have not received aid in Government bonds, $125,000. JOHN TaYlOh, 13. II. SCHETTLEK, ior railroad mail transportation, $100,000. tor muerest uue uie usage Indians, -rpsiucni, Ah una i er, ZIOH'S SAVINGS BIH AND TRUST 03, E.

Ttniple Salt Like Ci(y. Pays per cent. Interest on earing do-poslu. Money to loan at low rates. $189,000.

l-or the iSavy department, 000. To nay the Creek Indiana for land dniii em now occupied by the Seminole Indians, $275,000. HARKNESS HAWKERS, JFonrtbSU, Ogden, Utah, TRANSACT A General Banking Business. TOBACCO, CIGARETTES Maraschim, Absinthe and Curacao, Hosteller, East India, Pipi fax, Ji' gostura, Bowkers arid Stmighton BITTERS. Agents for Utah and Idaho for Franz Fall's Gelrtsi Urate Export lm.

Orders by Mail IJromptly Attended to. Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders answered with care and despatch, WM. DRIVER, SON, OGmffl, VTAJX. HI 21 El UEachanRe on all the Principal Cities of the United Btatea and Europe Special ftiunmon Riven 10 uoiiecuona. ami ly manj Thomas, James, Mary, and Emma Evans; Alfred Stevenson.

lehi. James and Mary Topping, Logan. Jos. H. Marshall; Thos.

F. Tol-hurst; Jos. and Henry J. McLach-lan. Brigliam CWy, Henry, Martha, George, Henry Heber, and Matilda Bate-man.

JProvo. John Gatherum; John Marsh. Nephi. Geo Emily, and John Billet, toe; Eliza P. Bates.

Miljord. Thomas, and Martha E. Woodall; Harriet Aid red. Franklin. J.

J. Rhodchouse, Sanlaquin. Amy Ward. NEW YORK ONLY, British. Janet T.

Leslie; Wil-liam Fowler; Francis Marshall; Elizabeth Lewis; Frank Wheel-house; Elizabeth, William, Edward, John, Alfred, and Joseph Ray; Thos. and Mary Wright; Annie and Herbert Holmes; Sarah, Emma, and Thomas Ball; John 0. Turnbull; Thomas Fellows; Thomas Mills; John Elizabeth, and Thomas Moulton, SWISS AND GERMANS. Sali Lake (My. John and Susanno Walte; EHza Streit; Friederich Hauter; Christian, Elizabeth, Lisettc, and Adolf Han ni; Jacob and Marie Iff; Gottlieb, Eliza, Eliza Ernest, Felix, and Alfred Feesigcr; Eliza Walti; SusanneFenger; Fritz Adolf Luthy; AnneM.

Krause; Ferdinand, Lydia, and Ferdinand Porter; Magdalena, Friedrich, Ernst, Maria, and Martha L. Lenmann; Johann and Elizabeth Schild; John, Emma, Verena, Emma, Mathilda, and Rosalie Buhler; Mario Frischknecht; Ells-beth, Susanne, and Marie Sturzen-egger; John, Catharine, and Jacob Bosshard; Marie and Oarl Doeserj John, Catharine, and Catharine (Jr.) Hauber; Catharine and Carl shoe blacking, the methods of obtaining sponges, etc. The ready answers showed thorough training, Miss Apnft Tillotsop favored tho association with the song, "Golden Locks have Turned to Gray." The association was much amused as well as instructed, by Mr. W. H.

Jones' numerous and well chosen illustrations in kallisthenic exercises. Mr. Waldram'a comic song was enjoyed by all. Mr. Wm.

Moycs explained the signification of tho colors seen in tho show windows of tho druggists. A very elaborate comparison between the present condition of woman as compared with her situation in the early ages was made by Miss Nettie L. Southworth. The address, though quite lengthy, was very interesting throughout. A sptcy criticism was offered by Miss Christiana Rasmusgen, and, after some questions had been assigned and tho program for next meeting read, tho association adjourned for one week.

Benediction by Mr, 0. Brown. The following is tho program for the next meeting The usual opening exercises. Zoology, by Mr. Lorenzo Wald-ram.

Song, byt Miss H. Critchlow. Lessons in "Morals and Manners" (how taught), Miss Marian Treseder. Select reading, by Miss Francis Wood. Comic recitation, by Mr.

William H. Jones. WJiy is "Steele's Geology" based so exclusively on "the American formations?" Does the American "Eozoic Continent" represent tho very oldest land, as far as is known? To be answered by L. Waldram. What proofs have we that an "inverted image is thrown on the retina of the eye? by W.

II. Jones, Critic's report. General remarks, by Prof. L. F.

Monch, L. Sec'y. Catarrh cured, health and. swt breath secured by Shilfh's Catariu Nasal Injector free. Price Lti ceuis.

For sale at J. W. McNutt Co. dtsolJ Gm THE ICE CREAM PABL0R MRS. GOFF MOORE Will open on MONDAY, MAY 1, '1882.

Tlio llct ico C'reiuti Mndc Cakes may he ordered with it. My friends and customers are Invited to call and seo me. DOXT FORGET TItV J'ZACH, At her Residence, Fourth Street. dap2sif MRS. H.

B. PIECOCK has- xse Her stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Medicines and Drugs, Toiler residence corner of Seventh and Spring ftroets, one block east of David Jenkins', the surveyor, where the usual accommodations will be extended to patroua. Uoods delivered to all parts of the city, H. B. PIDCOCK.

To pay indebtedness incurred tor Indian service during 1881 and prior years, $202,000. For foreign mail transportation, Dauenlionrr in Washington, June 2. Lieut, Dan-enhower, accompanied by his father and Long Sing, tho Chinese steward, paid an official visit to tho Navy Department, this morning, and reported his return, and presented a detailed account of expenditures, He also brought tho log book of the JeanneUe, Capt. DoLong's broken rifle, another gun belonging to his party (supposed to belong to Collins), and certain other articles found in caches by Melville in his search for DeLong. These ar with several geographical specimens, wero turned over to Commodore Walker.

Lieutenant Danenhower had quite a conference with Secretary Chandler, and afterwards held an informal reception for for the benefit of his many friends, anxious to congratulate lum on his safe return. Secretary Chandler received him cordially and told him to tako a long rest from tho fatigue of the journey; then he would like Inm to make a detailed report. IB. 3EAX ACT, Xj oksmitu Has opened up la the Viiuip Shop of 3Ir. Kcralmw, Opposite the Co-op.

where ho li pre-jared to File Saws, Sh arpen ICnl ves, Jtaxirs, Shears, and Scissors, H. DINW00W. kA do all work in the 3inc of a w. ii.nncocK.AK. Uap2Ctf locksmith.

Keyifumislied. Locks repaired. Salt Lako City, Utah. full link op CARPETS! LAMBREQUINS, LAND! Final Proofs, Desert Entries, Timber Culture JZnlnee, It JTnmPStffrtAi and Preemnttan J. W.

GUTHRIE, t'orinnc, SJtali. General Merchandise AND OUTFITTING SUPPLIES. The htt and most convenient point to outfit for the Wood lUver Mines. auTintiB's mucK block, Opposite Central Hotel, Montana St.) dnimr STAYWER SIMMONS, The Rev. Geo.

II. Thayee, oi Bourbon, says: "Both mysch and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure." At McNutt dCo. (jjol7-Gm The pleasures of tho table ceoso When'cr tho teeth begin to fail; The beauties of tho mouth decrease; The breath's no more a spicy gale; And all must soon in ruin lie, Unless to SOZODONT we flv. dm20 Land Attorneys Agents, FURIITUKE! Cornices, Lace Curtains, Upholster Goods, BABY CABBIAG-ES IFetithcrs tintl Wall 3fnir, lm'-U M. i-- A' free of charpe.

Correspon dence attended to on receipt oi Bvamp, 11 O. Box Lake C'Uy. omee: Main BU oortti ofllemld office. KOU. 1.