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Ii 1 I if SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD TUESDAY DIAiiCH 13 I88S 1 I NOTICE1 0 ADVERTISERS On and after November let all advertisements intended to appear in toe local Jt I I columns of the HERALD will bo inserted 44 1 I atjthe following rates One insertion 15c per line I Insertions for any period over one day and under one month lOc per line per day flue month S2 par line COMMERCIAL Corructed Daily by McCoraick Go I I SILVER I 1 ounce Silt Lake 107 iI per New York llOJjJ peroance i i LEAD I Salt Lake 13per ton 1 itl i New Yore 450 per 100 pound Weather Report 1 War Department Division of Telegrams and Reports for the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture i 8ALT LAKE CITY Irlrh llSS 1 atn am pm pm I 440 840 1210 900 Bnromeier on 022 3M7 SOli I Thermometer 7 47 57 46 Humidity 42 33 32 36 Directionwln 0 NK 0 1 SlUas par Honr 0 4 0 11 11 StstooJ Weather Clear Clear Clear Clear I Rainfall for 21 hciurs 00 of an men I Maximum Ther 8 Uden Minimum 37 0 ilf I I CRAIG Ssl tig Corps USA il I IiO 1 i Bullion I Receipts of bullion on Monday Ii Ii McCornick CoTwo cars ofF Ii Hanauer bullion S3 440 one car of Park City bullion 2030 two bars of Germania silver 32000 two bars Ii I Sierrnont 3050 value 811120 I I By Wells Fargo CoTen cars of Horn Silver bullion S30000 Ii il three cars of Bullionville 8541585 i i twelve bars of Ontario 81291309 value S4S32934 I By London Dank of UtahOne i I I car of copper matte from Ciismou 1 Mammoth S325G 90 i I I Totafvalue of shipments reported I i 802703 30 11 1i I I I i DEW DKOP I i 111 I If I The neatest saloon in town The best of Liquors and finest Cigars I I All kinds of drinks mixed to perfection i ala mode ala Causey ala FUIe amI ala publico We are glad to see our friends and have no obI octiou to adding to the list Call 1 and see us i I 4 i CAUSEY A FUGE I Ii 9 1 i OVERSHOES AND rubbers at i1 4 I 1 1 i whohale and retail i i I At DUNFOUDS it I II I Tlie Criminal Business I The Third District Court criminal I trials for this term wre concluded i 4 4 II I with the conviction of Hopt on Friday 1 I It evening The term has been i quite a busy one and a large number I 4 I of cases have been tried and a I considerable number of convictions Jf i have been secured The jury seemed to be of the stamp disposed I to punish where it seemed needed I iJ I 1 BEST BROQAXS 8150 per pair at TuGS JENNINGS i I Ii i il Assignees Sale i The entire stock of Fine Worsteds i 1 I 1 Cassimeres Tweeds etc for i I Gents suits in the establishment of I I John Larson Merchant Tailor 1230 I 4 I First South Street will be closed 11 out regardless of cost Those indebted I i to the firm will please call and settle JOHN BLODIQUIST I Assignee Information Wanted 1 Information is wanted regarding the whereabouts of Frederick and Clara Miller who left England for I Ii Salt Lake with Mormon emigrants i 1 on the 3d of September 1873 It I this meets the eye of either or both they are requested to write to II Walter Miller Balls Green Gt i 4 I Bromley Colchester Essex Eng i Ii land PI ALL KINDS of homemade woolen I cI goods woolen socks and stockings 11 I 1 I Trunks etc for sale by i i I JOHN CurLER Agent I 4 34 East Temple street i Ws HAVE JUST OPENED the following lines 500 pieces of Hamburg I i and Irish Point Embroideries 4 A BEAUTIFUL LINE of Black It I real Laces in Spanish handrun Es canal and Medecis also an endless variety of White Laces in Oriental i Alencon Brabant and Calais and Ii i many other novelties in this lineS I COHN Bios Si I i i i 7 ii Broken Leg A man named Wm Graham had I his leg broken on Monday about 4 fA 1 oclock He was employed at the I II Utah Central Railroad gravel beds and during the afternoon word was I i sent to the city of the accident and i is a special was at once dispatched to i ii bring the unfortunate man to town i which was done the special arriv 1 Ji 1 I lag about 6 tnt i I ii I Digest Your FoOl I if you want to be healthy How i can you if your teeth refuse to do f1 I their work Get them put in order tt by skilful dentists and use SOZO eq DONT to keep them right SOZO Li DONT is the best preparation for the teeth Ir SUNDAY 31SKUCES At the Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon the services were opened by the choir singing the hymn beginning 0 God thou great thou goed thou wise Eternal is thy name I Tney power bath reared the lefty ekies And built creations frame I Prayer by rresiuent A 11 cannon The choir sang the hymn commencing dow dark and gloomy was tbe night When a tan did bis powers array Agnintt the Prince of life and light And Judas did biB Lord betray ELDER TB LEWI addressed the congregation He said the congregation was made up of people who camesome to worship God others out of curiosity and still others from force of habit and bethought it was possible for all to be bene fitted no matter for what purpose they were here The house had been built by the servants of God for his worship and was a sacred place hence a good place to be in phI great majority of those present were here to worship God in sin cciiiy He had often found some of that class weary of the meetings complaining that there was monotony and sameness in the preaching and exercises In a majority of instances those who complain most of the food were dyspeptics The man with a good appetite did not find fault with the food no matter if it were of the same kind set before him daily for months lie realized that it was good for his system So is it with the spiritual nature If one came here with a desire or thought lor something that would stimulate the soul he would be satisfied with what he heard no matter how often the same thing had been said to him If it is not possible to satisfy the craving for spiritual knowledge by the gospel the elder did not know where satisfaction could be found for in that gospel was every principle of truth and righteousness The gospel had been established for the redemption solution and exhal tation of man for his development in everything The saints were peculiar in their religion They were not longfated or sanctimonious Their religion is mutual and practical Jesus Christ had offered his life as an atonement for the sins of ru ankindmaking it possible for man to go back into the presence of the Father He brought the authority to act with him but after his crucifixion the authority had been taken from the earth and then occurred a long period of spiritual darkness In this age the power and authority had been returned to the I earth This is the belief of the Saints and there is nothing unnatural in it They believe that God is the supreme being having control of both the spIritual and material worlds and that he had commissioned Joseph Smith to act herein the flesh and establish on the earth pridciples of eternal life There seemed nothing unnatural in this belief They believe God is the father of mankind that He is all powerful in heaven and on earth and that He can and has delegated some of his power to those in this world In believing as they did concerning these things consisted the Saints peculiarity With them the question is what shall they do to be saved Anciently it was necessary to repent and be baptized by one living authority to perform the ceremony and so it is today Next came the Holy Ghost which could only ba conferred by the laying on of hands by one commissioned to do so The saints had been baptized for the remission of sin and had hands laid upon them for the reception of the Holy Ghost which latter was a testimony to each receiving it of the divinity and truthfulness i of the gospel They had gathered for the purpose of building up the kingdom of God and the establishment of his will upon the earth The progress of the kingdom did not depend upon individuals The matter was in the hand3 of God and beyond the power of man to retard its growth It was a matter for individual concern whether a man obeyed Gods commands and carried out his will but his refusal to do so could not affect Gods kingdomwhich had been established upon the earth for the last time and nothing can prevail against it If one were faithful and earnest in furthering Gods purposes he would be lewarded but it not he would have to take the consequences The gospel teaches its adherents all good and leads them to avoid all evil of whatever nature 1 he Holy Ghost is a constant light to the best of all those who possess it guiding them into the right paths Elder Lewis bore testimony to his knowledge of the divinity of the gospel and earnestly exhorted the saints to be I faithful in obeying it and carrying out its purposes The choir sang an anthem and Elder John Nicholson pronounced I the benediction In a Decline Dr PIERCE Sec Sir Last fall my daughter was in a decline and everybody thought she was going into the consumption I got her a bottle of your Favorite Pie scriptiou and it cured her Mns MARY HINSON Montrose Kan Of all diuggists 24b Just opened a handsome assortment of Satins in beautiful designs and Plain Goods to match aiso Embroidered Suits from own European imnortation Call and sea them at ATJEKBACU BRO Phil Robinson at Logan Phil Robinsons lecture at Logan on Saturday night was listened toby a large intelligent and appreciative audience The audience ac time was very demonstrative applauding and being moved as the speaker alternated between the tragic the humorous and the pathetic i SO well was it received that Mr Robinson was publicly invited to return and repeat his lecture which he promised to do at the earliest time possible lIe was also tendered by the meeti a vote of thanks for his able letters to the New York World On Sunday he addressed a large assembly of the good people of Logan in the tabernacle which is described as the most hilarious congregation that has ever gathered in that building Mr Robinson was no less pleased with the people than the people with him and undoubtedly will take the lirst opportunity that pre smts itself revisit the capital of Cache Lat night he lectured at Ogden and will next speak in this city REDUCTION in White Shirts a Taos JENNINGS SPRING STYLES OF FINE CLOTHING jusi opened at Gjld smith Cos An inspection of the handsomest goods ever shown is requested by the firm Sudden Death Yesterday about 430 a man by thename of Christopher Columbus Warn while engaged in shoveling and wheeling dIrt in his lot suddenly let the shovel fall out of his hand and then as suddenly fell to tie ground His wife was quickly by his side and lifted his head and he rolled his eyes but once afterwards Dr Anderson who lives opposite the residence of deceased promptly responded to the call for assistance but life was already extinct The doctor states that the cause of his death was heart I decease from which he had suffered for years and while Ins death was very sudden it was not unexpected Notice 01 funeral another column Bevan foyer Compound prescriptions day and night at 32 First South street II SPUING STYLES of Stiff Hats just received by express expressAt DUSFOHD Tue Thomas Entertainment The entertainment at the Theatre on Monday evening attracted a large audience and the frequent outbursts of applause proved that those present were highly pleased Of course the chief interest centered in Miss Julia Thomas whose fame as a dramatic reader and elocutionist is so well established in the east Salt Lake presents critical audiences to players singers and lecturers for many of the talented and trained have been here Among the professional readers who have appeared here may be mentioned Montgomery the Ban mngs Bangs Gritliths Scott Siddons Hamill and others hence it was not an uninitiated company that listened to the ladys recitation last evening Miss Thomas is less forcible as a reader than some who have preceded her out she is most intelligible in expression and pleasing in manner She recited The Slave Painter with none of the vigor and rant if we may use the word that many professionals insist upon but her reading was eloquent striking deeper into the heart if less loudly upon the ear Miss Thomas voice is rich and full and evidently she is complete master of its tones The audience applauded heartily The evenings programme was artistically arranged cousisting besides two recitations toy Miss Thomas of a charming little ballad by Miss Olsen Sweet Love GoodNight by Mr McAllister Bonnie Sweet Bessie by Miss lrissie Jennings and a series of tableaux These latter were most excellent the first in particular groups of statuarybeing worthy of special mention There were frequent demonstrations of approval on the part of those present showing that the two hours were pleasantly passed WAIOI OVETICOATS Boys Youths and Mens at Tuos JENNINGS I Peruvian Bitters Imparts Vigor and Strength For sale by all druggists and wine merchants Strayed From Home A little boy about 5 years old left home yesterday morning to go to school When last seen or heard of he was in front ot Savages Art Bazar where he was taken in charge by a gentleman Any person knowing of his whereabouts will confera favor by communicating with the father William Roper seven blocks north of Twentieth Ward Store Boys name Hugh Roper It Tni VOVT beautiful line of new Dress Buttons ever shown in the city has just been received at COHN BKOS A SEW line of Carpets Rugs Linoleum Curtains and House bur nibms Goods just received at I AraRB4cn Bros Suicide Erzgraber of the firm of Erzgraber Iii Briggs cigar merchants of Market street San Francisco either took an overdose of opium or committed suicide on the Central Pacific train Friday night lIe took the opium before retiring and told the porter of the car where his money was and what to do with it and said that if he did not go through to take him back on the same train Saturday morning Erzgra1 was found to be in a dying condition Dr Condon who happened to be on the train was called and used every effort to revive the dying man but without avail On arriving at Ogden tbA doctor got his battery and applied electricity but the man was too far gone and lingered unconscious until about 1 oclock when he died What the motives for the suicide were are unknown He was on his way to Europe and had on his person 8200 in currency 17890 in gold and silver and a letter of credit on a German house for 4000 marks In his valise were found a number of handsome ornaments evidently intended as presents for his friends abroad A vounsr man who wa quainted with the deceased took charge of the body and the railroad company took charge of the effects Erzgraber was apparantly only 25 years age Preshaw took charge of the remains to prepare them for being sent to San Francisco OgdenPz7o SDION BRO are daily receiving the latest novelties in Milinery and Fancy Goods per express and freight SIMON Bno 1222 First South Street GENTS FURNISHING goods 1 At DUNFOKD 8100 Reward Will be paid to any one suffering with a cold that is not relieved by one bottle of Cohosh and Tar For sale by Godbe Pitts Pink Dominoes This evening the comedy of Pink Dominoes will be presented at the Walker Opera House It is beyond question one of the finest comedies produced in number of years and though many attempts have been made to rival it all have been fruitless Miss A A A dams the well known and greatly admired Halt Lake actress has been engaged and will assume the role of Lady MaSgie the leading lady character in the piece the other characters will be rendered by mem bis of the Opera House Company Pink Dominoes is one of those pieces whichrequlres no recommendation Those who have seen it must have enjoyed it those who I have not seen it must know it by reputation and all will certainly want to see it tonight Cohn Bros We offer 100 doven five hook Harris Seamless Kid Gloves at 81 pair WE hAVE just opened a beautiful line of Gents Neckwear in handsome designs Call and see them at AuEiirAcn Bo AJ Pendleton Son Messrs A Pendleton Son the wellknown horse shoers of Second South Street have already commenced sholng fast horses to be worked on the track This year they are well prepared for the work and with the promise of interesting races this year it is mere than likely all the preparations they have made will no more than equal th demand Last year Mr Andrew Pendleton took care of the shoeing of some forty head of fast horses both trotting and running at the track and acquitted himselt with so much credit that scarce a word was said of his worK except praise and considering the work some of the animals were called upon to do it required skillful and thorough shoeing to stand the strain They now have every kind of shoe for trotters and shoes for rrnnereweighing from an ounce and a half upwards Besides this they do all kinds of horse shoeing and enjoy a reputation seoud to none anywhere Jerseys A line assortment of these Elegant Garments just received at 1 I DONELSON 1JRO COlIN BROS are now SHOWING NEW SILKS and Cashmeres in a large variety of beautiful tints entirely NEW THIS SEASON which they have just received by express I Judges of ElectionS cretar Thomas who is also Secretary of the Utah Commission is anxious to have all business connected I with the elections closed up He states thee are some 200 judges I of election who have yet to receive remuneration for services done and he is anxious that these persons will have their accounts sent in in order that the affair may be settled and that those entitled to money may receive the same Skating Rink Attractions at the Skating Rink during arch Child ens Carui val TuesdayMarch 20Giajd Carnival Tuesday March iJ7 LRoCIIE OOV The Home Dramatic Club in the Walker Opera House I The management of Haverlys I Opera House ive secured what we consider to be one of tbe strongest attractions yet billed at their house i in the engagement of the Home Dramatic Club for a seasi of four I II nights during the coming Conference the dates decided on are Thursday Friday Saturday and Monday April Oth 6th 7th and 9th 9thThe The Messrs Walker Brothers have long beau known in the community as encouragers of art at home and they did not hesitate to award to a home artist Mr Lira bourne the contract for all scenery which adorns their beautiful Theatre Their sentiments concerning the Home Dramatic Club will be seen from the following note which the Club received during the recent holidays MrH Whitney Manager Home Dramatic Club Dear SirIt would give us pleasure to have your cempaiiy accept the use of the Walker Opera House tree for any night during Holiday wtek you selecting any play that may suit you 1 Jtuurs trmj WALKER Brios I The engagements of the Club at that time they were busily rehearsing Forbidden FruL for New I Years did not allow them to accept this kind offr the compliment i being renewed however for any night the Club might select the offer was accepted for one night luring Conference and three other dates engaged to make up the season In reply to a HERALD reporter as to whether there was any cause for Discontent with ETaveilys Theatre Mr Whitney stated that no such reason induced the change He stated that the Club had of late I been receiving half of the conference and holiday nights the Dramatic I Combination the her half but that with the lease of the Theatre to Mr Haverly he supposed the power to retain these dates for home companies had passed out of the hands of the local management at any rate le was informed by Mr McKmze of the Theatre management that Haverly had booked the conference nights for oue of his own troupes The plays wlucti the Club will put on the boards for these dates will be the Long Strike and the Money Spinner the first named is being revived in the eastern theatres and is going with a boom The Union Square started it up last Monday night with Stoddart and Sari Jewett in the cast a circumstance which will give the play prestige all over the country The Money Spinner is the great drama recently produced at Wai lacks said to be the equal of Daniel Rocbat The Bankers Daughter and other works of the first standard The company engaged to produce these plays includes Miss ADAMS and Miss ADA DWYER their first appearance together before the public Mr Wells has the comedy parts Mr Spencer the heavies Mr Cumorngs the leading juvehite ill Taylor the old men lines in which he has few superiors among our local cumpanies Somewhere near filLy people have been engaged for the Long Strike and no pains will lie spared to make the representation a first class one in every respect FULL LINES of overshoes and rubbers At DUNFOKDS OUIt BROADCAST Seeders and Cultivators Grain and Seed Drills Sulky Plows Steel ana Chilled I Hand Plows all sizes plain and reversible Harrows Cultivators Feed Cutters etc etc have arrived and ready for delivery We have also a good assortment of Cooper Wagons steel and cast Skeins and some homemade Buggies See our goods before purchasing NAYLOR PIKE Secretary Thomas I Secretary of the Territory Authur Thomas on Sunday night receIved his commission under his new appointment and confirmation as secretary of this Territory On Monday morning Mr Thomas appeared before Chief Justice Hunter and took the oath of office The confirmation of Mr Thomas in the posiion he has so honorably and fairly filled for years will be received by the people of the Territory with general favor He has been an efficient officer and a fair and courteous gentleman Mine Nilssons Piano Selected in New York especially for lie use here for sale at a bargain Calder A Little Lynching Dillon has Shad a sensation and it I was perhaps more agreeable to Dillon than it was to John A Jesrang who was the individual chiefly concerned in the matter Mr Jesrang it appears murdered and cremated a certain Davidson and was indicted therefor but the people of Montana or at least that part of it around Dillon did not choose to wait for the laws delays and consequently about twenty of them rode into town and stiurfg the indicted man up to the bar over his coll door in thQ Beueihead county jail and thus savod the county the unnecessary expense of trying him Ogden Pilot CHIPS The dust is already becoming dis 331 et able Wiggins reputation as a weather prophet is a gone goose The highest temperature on Hon day was 58 the lowest 37 The Utah Commission is to meet here next Thursday the 15th tnt Pink Dominoe will be given at the Walker Opera House this even togCriminal Criminal business in the Third District Court is over for the present term Everybody was out riding On sulldaLha is everybody who could get a rig Hon John dne and wife are expected to return to this city oa Friday evening The bullion shipments reported on Mcnday aggregated In value the sum of 36270080 A neat little sum A great many persons went to Fort Uoulas Sunday afternoon to hear the music by the Sixth infant band The members of the Tabernacle Choir are requested to meet this evening at the Council House at 7 oclock Beesley The sparring exhibition a Walker Opera Hmsa on Mond3y night was well attended tial Deta aiontd considerable interest Supt Henry Wood the Uesterz Division of the Denver and Rio Grande ilroad is expect bMk to Salt Lake about the 21st InSt It Is I said that A Iou the Central Picific Express mdnaer who stood off the tim would be twin robbers at ilontello Station has been presentad with 5000 The name of the Brigham City postoflice Box Elder County has been changed to Box Elilei and the name of the Castle Dome oilice Emery County to Orangeville Ja Richardson and Sam Clements will be taken to Provo this morning to be tried lor horse stealing lliasa are two of the men captured by Messrs Brink Turner and Bowman in Colorado some months ago at the time when it Wts thought Mr Brink had been murdered I Dont Miss Calling We are prepared to sell to fami lies at the Occidental ire California and Imported Wines at re duced prices The best of Liquors and Cigars always on hand You will become convinced by a trial ATTER MURPHV Proprs Fine Clothing at bottom prices at GOLDSMITH Co WE AKE receiving LARGE SHIp MENTS of NOVEL LUES BY EXPRESS every day Come and see us COlIN BROS Third District Court Proceedings in the Third District I Court on Monday Chief Justice Hunter presiding Mary Riley us II Riley default and decree of divorce Sutherland administrator et al Farnsworth et al case dismissed for want of prosecution with leave to move to reinstatea proper showing made for reinstate ment Swan Peterson vi Great Bask Mining and Smelting Co dismhsed I Howard vs Robert Mulball leave to amend complaint Walker vs Rebellion Mimng and Smelting Co death of plamuu suggested and case con nued Watsons tw McCall Mining Co default to judgment as prayed Mendeth CS Bnell al referred to McKay to take testimony in the case and report findings and conclusi and judge ment to court Hill et al vs Johnson demurrer to amended complaint having been sustained heretofore and plaintiffs having failed answer judgment that plain5 takes nothing and case dismiss Selah Chamberlain et al Raymond case heard decre for plaintiffs two cases Henry Simons vs Selah Chamberlain et al decree for plaintiff thr cases Adjourned till 10 a Tuesday IlluctiGn in lfurnn tire Until March 1st we will sell tain goods of our Furniture stock greatly reduced prices for Ci Examine the prices We do I eral Upholstery and the finest work Feathers and mattrasses all kinds BATUIATT BKO 4 THE HIGHEST novelties in and Embroideries ever shown 1 Salt Lake City our own Europe importation just received at JUERBACIIBKO HACKMETACK a lasting a fragrant perfume Price 25C 81 50c Sold by CM Drug Stor 13 Lydia Piukhama yegetab Compouud the great medicine the cure of all female cOinpliI lj is the greatest strengthne iJers back stomach nerves 1 1Il1r uriny and genital organs otJ jfl rand woman ever known bf fl1 circulars to Lydia Pinli Mass.