Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BBEi MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 20 , 1881.
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TIMETABLE.
CARD CIIICAfln , ( IT. r.WI. , MIN.VEATOLIS A
OMAHA manoAD.
Ounliix No. 2 throuitli piwnjjcr ,
. in. No. 4 , OaUntid pafciicr | , SSOa. in.
Arrive Unialn No. 1 , through p.wsoiiircr , 2
ru. No , S , OvUand pavtcMKir , 5:30 : p. in ,
IKAVIKO OMAHA fAST OH RilUtU RbKD.
a , U. & 0. 6 a. m. 3:40 : p. lu.
C. ' N. W. , 0 n. m. 3:4n : , , . tn.
C. , it. 1. 1' . , C n. in. 3:10 : p. m.
K. C. , St. J. 4 C. 11. , 8 a m.-B:33 p. m. Arr
fat. Louis f.t 0:25 : a. in. cml 7:45 a. m ,
11. A M. In Xc.lt. , ThroiifrJi Hxprc" , 8:35 a.
II. S ; M. Lincoln rrcurht.7:0a : p. m.
U. 1' K\ptis , 12:16 p. 111.
O. k II. V. for Unjoin , 10.20 n. m.
O. fi U. V , for O-tceoh , 0:10 a. in.
U. I1 , freight No. 6 , ft:30 : a. in.
U. 1' , freight No. Ii , 6:15 : a. in.
IT. 1 * . freight No , 7 , C:10 : p. -emigrant. .
U. I1. frcldiUNo. 11 8:25 : p. in.
ARRIVING mOM lUkt AXU fODIH.
a B. & 0. , 6:00 : a. n . 7:23 : p m.
C. & N. W. , 9.45 a. it , . 7:25 : p. in.
C. H. I.&r.,0l5n. : in. 0.05 p. in.
K. C. , St. Joa & 0 II. , 7:10 : a. in. 8:15 : p.
W. , St. L. & 1' . , 10:15 : a. m. 1:25 : p. in.
ARRIV1VH 1ROM THIS ftKiT AND fcOUTIlWlMT.
0. & It. V. from Lincoln 12:12 p. tn ,
U , I * . Kxprcw 3:25 : p. in.
B & 51. In Neb. , Through ExprcM 4:16 : p.
I ! . & ii. Lincoln Freight 8:35 a in.
U. r. FrulitU No. 10-1:40 : p. in.
No. 6 4:25 : p. in. Emigrant.
No. S 10:50 : p. ni.
No 12 11:35 n. in.
O. & It. V. mixed , ar. 1:35 : p. in.
NORIII ,
Nebraska Division of tna St. Paul & Sioux C
Itovl.
No. 2 leaves Omaln 8:50 : a. in.
Vo. 4 lonei Omaha 1.30 p. m
.Vo. 1 arrUcsatOnntiaatfiiSOp. in.
No. S arrUcs at Omaha at 10JO : a. in.
DUIIUT TRAINS B/irWHTN OMAHA AMD
COUNCIL W.UHS.
Lca\o Omnha at 8.00 , 0.00 and 11:00 a. i
1:00 : 2:00 : , S.OO , 4:00 : , 6:00 : and 0.00 p. in.
Uw c Council ltulTl ! l\t 825 : , B.2J , 11:25 : n. 1
1-.U5 , 2:25 , 3:25 , 4:25 t:25 Mid 0:25 p. In.
Sutiita > 3 Ihe dmuiuv leaves Omaha at 0
and 11:00 n. in. ; 2.00 , 4:00 : nnd 0:00 : p. m. I.ca\
Council llliinn at 0:25 : and 11:25 : a. m. ; 2:25 : , 4
and C25 p. in.
Opening and Closing of Malls ,
ROUTK. crr.N. OIOSR
n. m. p. m. a. m. p.
Chicaio&N. W ll.UO 9:30 : 4:80 : 2
Chicago , U. I. .t I'adflc.IliOO 0.00 4:30 : 2
Chlnuo , II. te 0 11OJ : 0.00 4:20 : 2
WabaV. 12SO 4:30 Z
6ou\ ! City mid I'-ainc. . 11:00 : 4:30 :
Union I'acllie 6:00 : 11:40 :
Oniiht&U. V 4. < W 11:40 :
U. A. M. In Ni Ii 1:00 8:40 6
Omaln Ss NortltHotcrn. 4:30 : 7:30 :
Loe.tl malls for State of lo\\a leaio but one
day , > lz:4SOa , m.
A Lincoln Mall U al < o opened at 10:30 a. m.
Olllco open Sunda > 3 from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. r HAM. I1. M
Business Birectoy ,
Abstract arid Real Estate.
JOHN McCAGUE , opposite Post Office.
W. It. BAKTLKTT 317 South 13th Street.
Architects ,
DUF11ENE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECT
Room 14 Crclghton Ulcck.
A. T. LAUOE Jr. , Ilooni 2. Ciclchton Block
Boots and Shoes. '
jAiins DKVINE & co. ,
Tine Boots and Shoes. A coed assortment
homo work on hand , corner 12th and Harucy.
THOS. EIUCKSON , S E. cor. 10th and Dougl
JOHN rOUTUNATUS ,
60 ! 10th street , manufactures to order good we
tt lair prices. Repairing done.
Bed Sprints.
J' . F. LAHRIMER Manufacturer. 3517 Douflae
> Dooki , News and Stationery.
J. I. FRUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
UcSlIANE & SCHUOEDER , the oldest B. and
boueo in Nebraska established 1876 Omaha.
CKNTRA.I.
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
louthirat corner ICthand Dodpc.
Dcst Uoaril for the Mongy.
flitlsfactlon Guarantc <
llcr.lj at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cai
, Fiirnlqhfil Hnntng < upplctl. |
Carriages and Road Wagons.
Wit BNYDEIt , 14th and llarney Streets.
oowellers.
JOHN BAUMEK 1314 Famham Street.
Junk.
H. BKI'THOLl ) , Uagg end Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
FOSTER & OR AY corner Cth and DougKs
Lamps and Glassware.
J. I10NNER 1303 Dowlas St. Good Varlc
Merchant Tailors.
* 0. A. LINDqUEST ,
Ono of our most popular Merchant Tailors Is
ctlUng the latest designs for Spring and Humti
Gwds ' 0' fetitlcmcn near. StylUh , elural
aid pritcs low a ccr 21613th lict. Vouz.k Fa
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholosulo and Retail , F ;
cyfloods In great \oriety , Zephyrs , Card Uoar
Hosiery , CloM. ) , Corsctx , 4 c. Choapcst House
tlw West , rurchoscrs fiyo 30 per cent. On
by Jlall. 115 Fifteenth Street.
houndry.
JOHN WEARNE & RONS , cor. Hth & Jackson
Hour mid Feed.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , Stli and Farnham S
Wtldhans liros. , proprietors :
Grocers.
Z. STEVENS , 21st between Curaliig and Izi
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumin ? Btrci
i Hardwaie , Iron and Steel.
OLAN & LANOWORTHY , Wholesale , 110 i
112 I6thetrcct
A. IIOl.MKfl corner 16tn and CaHfornli
Harness , Saddles , &c.
H. WEIST 20 18th St. bet KarnHarn
Hotels.
ANFJ ELD HOUSE , Co3. Canfleld,9th , & Farnh
DORAN HOUSE , P. II. Cary , 013 Fanmarn
' ' SLAVEN'S HOTEL. I'.Slai en , 10th Bt.
Southern Hotel , Gus , llamel.Oth &Lca\cnwo
fL " * Iron Fencing ,
I The Western Cornice Works , ApcntBi for
Champion Iron Fence ic. , ha\o nn liand all I.Ii
of Fancy Iron Fences , Crcbtlnifa , Flncalu , Ralllii
ttJ310 DCMIL'O 8tri > e. a ]
Clothing Coujjht.
0 .SHAAY 1U pay highest Cash jirlce for ec
bond clothliu' . ' Corner lOtli and Farnham.
Dentists ,
DR. PAUL , Williams' Plock , Cor. 16th & Dodg
Drugs , Paints and Oils.
KUHN & CO.
Pharmacists , Fine "ano UooJ * , Cor. Itlh i
Douzix t > tree to.
W.J.WIUTEHOUfK.Wiolcsalo&Retall.ieth
C. C. FIELD , 2022 ortU Slilo Cumlnir Stn
H. I1 A1IH , Dniszlst , lOtn i ml Howard Streets.
Dry Qonris Notions , Etc ,
'JOHN II. F , LKllilANN & CO. ,
New York Pry Goods Sxire , 1310 and 1312 Ft
him utrtct.
Ii. 0. Knew oltl ftU/ > boots nnd tliocs 7th A Facl
Hirulture.
A F , GROSS , New nd Second Hand Furnlt
nd KtOM * ) , 1111 DouzUi. HiKheit cash pi
aid for tecond liana eoo'is.
J , BONNEU 1309 Douzl * fct. Fine eooda ,
Planlnc Mill ,
A , MQYER , msnufacturer ol eash , Joori , bllr
inoldlnics , iivwoU , balusters , hand rails , furnlth
ucll
Pawnbrokers ,
J ROSBNFin.n , S 10th St. , bet. far. & I !
Florist.
A , Dot > VhuoplMit , cntfloT ! r , * ecd , bcxjr
to. N. W , ror. IBth and Dou"las st
CM ! Engineers nnd Surveyors.
ANDKF.W IlOHKWATr.n , Crtlitliton Illo
fown Suncjt , Grade and Se cnjo S ) stems
Uommlsslon Merchants ,
JOHN O. WIIi L1S.141I . lade Sticct.
0 n BKKMEIU KordetAlls eo largo advert
ntnt Irt Dally nnd Wcckb\ _
Clfnrs nnd Tobacco.
.VEST & FmTSCI'r.R. ' manufacturers ot Clfr
> nd Wholctile Dealers lu Tohnccot. 1303 DOIIJ ; !
V. _ ' . LORKNZKN mamilitcturcr M4 10th Bin
Cornice Works.
Vratcrn Cornlco Works , Maimfacturcti I
'ornlcr , Tin , Iron ami Slate Unotllti . Onl
rom nuy lorallty ptomplly cxiciittxl In the 1
nnnncr. Factor } ' nnd Ollicc 1310 DO.IKO Strec
lihanlzeil Iron Cornices. Window Cnpd , c
uanufncturcil and put up In any | vut of
iountrv. T. SlNHUI.ll 410 Tlilttcciitli street
CrocVery ,
f. BONNER 1309 Douglas sln'Ct. Good line ,
Clothing and Furnishing Goods ,
IKO. II. nrrEKSON. Also Hats , Chpn , Bo <
'hots , Notions and Cutlery , bOl S. 10th street.
Fence Works.
OMAHA FENCE CO.
1U8T , rniKS &CO. , 1213 llarncySt. , Imprc
1 Ice Boxoii , Iron Mid Wood Pencca , Ol
" , Counters ol Tine and Walnut.
Retrlgeiators , CanHeld's Patent.
0. F. GOODMAN llth 81 , bet. 1'arn. i Hani
Bhow Case Manufactory , ,
O. J. WILDE ,
UamitActiurr and Dealer in all kinds of St
Cases , Upright C.vscs. a . . 1317 Casa St.
FRANK I. . GKUHARD , proprietor Om
Show Case inanufiictory , 81S South IClhstn
jctnccn Lva\cnnorth and Marry. All go
a anted llrst-class.
Stoves olio Tinware.
A. BUR.ME3TEU ,
Dealer In Stoics and Tinware , and Mamifactu
if Tin Roof ) and all kinds of Building We
Odd Fellows' Block.
1. BONNER. 1SOD Douirlas St. Good and Che
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills i
Juttivatora , Odd Fellows Hall.
Physicians an J Burgeons.
V. S. GIBBS , M. D. , Riom No i , Crolgh
Hock , 16th Street.
' P. S. I.EISUNUING , il. D. Maionlc Block.
J. L. HART , M. D. , F.yr and Ear. opp. postof
DR. L. B ilRADDY ,
Icull t ami Aurist , S. W 15th and Farnham
Photographers.
OEO. IIKYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallcrv ,
. 212 Sixteenth Street.
near Masonic Hall. Fu.t-ci.VH Wotlt Mid Prom
acsH guirantccp _
Plumbing , Qas and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY 1 : CO. . 21U 12th St. , bet. Fartih
md Douglns. Won ; promptly attended to.
n. FlTZl'ATniCK. Um Ponglvi Strcrt.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
HENRY A. KOSTKHS , 1412 Dodge Street.
Shoo fatorcs.
Phillip Lane , 1S.O FaniBam st. bet 13th & 14
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAK. 1410 Douglas St. i , New i
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing ! Goc
be. , boinrht and sold on narrow marrlns.
Maloons.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
n the ntw brick block on Douclaa Stract , '
just opened a most elegant BCCJ Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
o\cry day.
' Caledonia " J FALCONER. 079 ICth Street.
Ui.dcrtakers.
JHAS. HIEWE , 101X Tarnham bet. 10th & 11
P. PEMNER , 303V Tenth street , between Fa
liam and llamoy. Docs teed and cheap work
00 Cent Stores ,
P. C. BACKUS. 1-205 Farnham St. . Pancv On
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDL
ILER & CO. .
3oto Manufacturers. OM 1H
To Nervojs Sufterer
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spoci
iwc33E 3csiia'aa. : :
It Is a positive cure for Spcrmatoirhca , Semi
iVeokness. Impotancy , and all diseases roiult
join Sclf-Abuso , on Mcntil Anxiety , l.om
Jciuory , 1'alni In thu liacl : or SI lo. and "
Coiisumpt
Insanity i
carlygr
The HIIM
Medicine
liii ; u
with \\oin
( ill siu'cca
. I'aiiiiili
tout ( fee to all. Write ( or them and git lull ]
Jculiirs.
I'rico , Specific , 81.00 per packotre , or ilx pa
; fts tat $5.00. AddrcHS all otclors to
II. 8IMSON MKUICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 100 Main bt. lluOalo , N. 1
Sold In Onf tia by C. F. Uoodiiwn , J , W , V
I , K lab , ana all druirKUUexirywhvre.
- 18-dftw
C53CX.OXTXES
PAPER WAREHOUSE
GRAHAM PAPER G (
217 and 210 North Main Bt , , St. Louis ,
WIIOUJtALH DKiLtiS IN
SOOK , i DADCUQ JwniTiNt
mvtf , f rrtrtno 1 WRAITH
'
ENVr.LOPCS , CAllU 'liOAHU AND
Printers StocI
3TCaiih paid for Raga and Paper Stock , Sc
fron and Mi tali.
Paper Stock Warehouses 1229 to 1237 , No
Prof , W , J , Antler's Select Dan
ing Academy ,
A. Hotpe , Jr. Hall , 1610 Dodge 8t ,
Claia for gentlemen commcncln- ; Tuesday ov
Infr , Oct. 4. Cltva ( or ladM commencing Tin
laXDU'iiInjf , Ort.d. Terms liberal. The c
inUhoUt I ha\e lot teaching the Waltz , ai
tc. , ( can tfiuruntoo ) > urfu < t satl facllon
rfdiolari. I'or tcrirf , &c. , cull at A , 1 loupe , ,
ar addrest 1110 Capitol Me. iilTdlm
GRAND OPENING I
nr h'lulier , ( Irom St. I.ouU ) Dancing
wlcmy , Btandaril Hall , cor Fillecnth and Ft
liatn , Tue d y ovcnuiis , Bcptrmbvr Wh.
Classen ror lAdtunand Qviitlimtn eoiiinicnii
Tuesday Lvenlni ; Stjiteinlicr (1th ; classciu
Mime ! anil MaiUru , commencing Saturday ad
noon at 4 o'clock. L'la e for Fainllle * , ull
irran vd to unit the honorably jiatium , f
ballet dancln : can ho taught.
TcriiM liberal , and perfectnaUifactloii to cl
ari iruarintcvd. rrli'atoln trmllon < ull > o ;
< itat \ the Dindns Academy or at the rj.ldt
ol tha patroni.
I'rUatc ordcra may bo kit atMai Muvc
Uro' . -
AMONG THE SAINTS.
'Adventurous ' Rambles Throu
Southern Utah.
The First Snowstorm of t
Season a. Ride Through
Lonely Dosorts.
Cove Crook Fort Splntillil SOOIK
Gotioral
I From lloavcr City , nt th west
Iwsc of Mount Haiti } ' , it ivns nccos-i
Tor 1110 to jounioy to Mnry'a Vile (
j'.ho cnatcru baao , There were I
rotitra to tlio nroposotl object
point. Ono \vus over tlio iuou"t
] mil Us nipped spurs , nnd the oti
jivas nrovnurit. I clioso the latter ,
[ distutico of Bcvcnty-fivo inilea r
b.ick. Ono cloudy afternoon 1
out from Heaver on nn ill-look
mustang whoso eyes vcro sad ; wli
whole aspect was melancholy , r
whoso style ot architecture WAS Got !
Wlicii circumstances permitted ,
licad was invariablybowodin profoii
thou ht. Under the stimulus o
lingo i > aiy of Mexican spurs ho bt (
his pilgrimii o like a steed of meti
NVo made excellent progress , 'J
wind sighed , moaned nnd whistled
.MI ominous way , but being entir
unnciiuiuntod with the clinmto , I p
little heed to the fact , nnd th'ou
'only ' of Dotting well upon my joun
jlicforo night should intervene. S <
the atmosphere became more frif.
and snow began to fall. The i
'storm ' of the season wna upon
1 What that meant I was not quail I
to fully comprehend , but , ns bocan
California ! ! of tusthetio inclinatio
iny whole attention was absorbed I
uraiul transformation scene. Pr
base to summit Mount B.ildy wns r
idlydtiflinsr itscustomary hues of bro
and red , and was standing boldly
in a apotlcas garb of white. > The
ifect was stiikiiiy in the extreme ,
thought of Mont lllnnc ,
the monaicli f mountains ;
They crowned him Ions nijo
On a thionoof lockn , in a rohc of cloi
\Vith n diadem of snow ,
As the storm increased in vo
'monco ' I applied the spurs with one :
t-md regularity , and continued
[ m'editations. To a man who 1
jnot scon snow for years there is a f
cination in a wintry landscape , es
cinlly if mountains of extr.irdini
SIEO dignify and adorn it. Saci
'memories ' of childhood revive , a
Itho mind dwells with a feeling
[ delight on lands not
beautiful as California , but wh
are nevertheless rcmombeied by
lill with filial aflcction.In this vei
was thinking when my unprepossc
ing mustang came to an abrupt h ;
We were in the midst of n desert , 1
roads were concealed in mantles
'anow ' , not a house or a human bci
jwas in sight , and I had no more ci
'ccption ' of my precise whereabo
' if I had been suddenly lane
on the moon. In a protracted nbi'i
'glo ' for the mastery which ensued
Jtween mysalf and the obstinate be
ii lost my spurs in a sagebrush pa
[ and finally gjwo up my efforts for
'advance ' in despair.
, THC SAOAC1TY OK A MELANCHOLY .M
TANO.
Having often read that a trave
Iwhcn lost should trust to the inati
of the animal ho is riding , I del
'mined to test the recommendali
Dismounting to secure a suitable el
I remounted , cast my bridle loose , i
[ .ippliud the propulsive power. A Hi
dillorent course was adopted from t
which 1 believed to bo the true o
but mustang pushed on with amaz
[ energy. My apprehensions lea1
Should have to pass the night i
freezing snowstorm vanished , and I f
Itored myself that 1 should certainly
'somewhere ' before darkness fairly
iin. I was not 'disappointed. T
( detestable mustana carried me strai
back to Beaver. The rapidly fall
9iiow prevented mo from seeing
town until I was very close to it , a
| 1 then concluded that I had linn
readied some important Battlement
my route , the existence of which
one had mentioned to mo. Wlioi
actually found myself in Beaver , h <
ever , and the barroom populat
ipoured out to jeer and laugh at I
( my feelings were unhappy in the
tromo. 1 will pass over that try
period in silence. Purchasing anot
pair of spurs , getting another cli
and arming myself with a bottle
rattlesnake medicine , I pointed
"crow-bait's" nose in tlio direction
the Polar star , and again rode out
ironical and giggling Beaver ,
spite of every obstacle I traveled
ijiiles by nightfall , nnd when the o
Iool < again became unpromising , if
absolutely perilous , I beheld will
High of relief the eheeiful lights
Twitchollvillc , There was not
> thcr hong ? on the road for foiut
miles. Twitchellville is not a teas \
as the reader may carelessly imagi
It ia the homo of the vi
ous families of William Twitcnell
stalwart Mormon. Ho is a saint
this world , nnd if ho ia not- ono in
next ityill bo because "tho pray
df the wicked uvaileth not , " o
a my earnest recommendations '
o the desired position will certai
lju his. I had had had a good taatt
Utah Hnowstorm. My back '
like n pine board , my knees were
itid'that I could ncnroely get out
the fuddle , nnd when I attempted
walk it eccmcd ua though my 1
rt-ould break like a pair of icicles.
TUB OVKHT 01' A KTAI.WART MOUM
M y horse wati immediately till
jam of and I waa ushered into
old-fashioned log cabin , from
'great ' fireplace of which piles of bu
ling fuel were sending out picrc
| ray of heat. 1 no longer seemed
[ Utah , but rather in some backwo
Ihoino of Indiana or Kentucky , I
L'eiierationa ago. My hostess ,
amiable-looking matron , ussis
[ by two Krown-np daughter ? , m
hud a Hinoking auppor r
pared for me. Twitcholl was "v
llxed. " lie had three wives , eacl
whom had a commodious double
cabin , surrounded by other requit
buildings , nnd in each of the th
yards were piga , poultry , horaea r
cattle. .lust how he conducted ope
( ions I thought it proper to imjui
but it was evident tljat none of
families had any reason to compl
of not being well provided for. SI
lionses , barns , sheds and Htockya
looked like a respectable village i
forniodft literalmonllmont to success
Bpolygnmy. Tacked to the wall of I
cabin I was in waa n printed shc < [
[ tending as follows :
I "Rnica to bo observed by this fn
ily. lliso early. JJo industrious , i
early to bod. Waste not nant n
Lo everything nt its proper time. I
everything in ita proper place. I
overythins ; for its proper use.
punctual. lo ! regular. Be clean ,
kobliging and kind to one another. 1
no angry word bo hoard among yi
olio truthful , honest and humble. 1
ilinember the Sabbath day to keep
llwly. "
Q Interspersed with these provci
u\vcro numeroua scriptural quotatioi
SOvc'r the fireplaeo hung n saber of t
HIIIIU : pattern , carried by the cavnl
pf the regular army. In answer to
inquiry 1 learned that.I was being c
tertnined by a member of the M <
moil militia , all orqaniz.ition various
Wilnatud to number from 10,000
20,000 men. Twitclioll'a farm wn.s
Indian creek , and ho narrated inn
of interest c'oncovnimj the first setli
montof that seetion. "When 1 liv
[ iwilt cabin heie , " ho said , "tho rt
skins were thick. They used in tu
their horses into my grainlielda ai
( help themsol.vei : to anything aim
jtho house that they "wanted. Th
would say : 'Thin is our grass ; this
Our kind'thin is our water ; o
[ fathers died here. ' I had to let ( he
have their way. At that time Chi
Wulker could muster BOO wnrnoi
They finally .cleared out , but not n
til consider.tblo lighting took plac
Wo had the advantage of them us i
ards arms. Whenever a skinm
occurred they got the worst of
Towards the last they only made Htl
raids from the hills , and finally t
United States government mov
them away. In early days the settle
.iround here wore in a state of nlat
most of the time. We had to bo i
the lookout almost continually. "
AN OLD-TIME MOllMOX 1'OHT.
On the following morning the ski
were clear , the snow began to mi
rapidly , and'that ' day 1 "worked n
passage" with n club throuuh 'Wilde
canyon audits contiguous desertsai
just before sunset reached CovoCre
Fort. This is tin odd-looking militu
stronghold , erected many years
by Biigham Young for the purpose
holding the Indians in check. 1 ]
walls lire of alnno and mo a hundri
feet equine and twenty feet high , ai
ire loopholed and auimounti
by battlements. For "standing-c
Indians" the structure inn
'have ' boon a success. Tl
{ /interior / consists of a largo court d
signed to accommodate a small e.u
V.in of teams , with n building exteu
ing | around three sides of it , next , tl
Lull , and forming u very cnpucioi
liotcl. Everything is solid , subata
Itiul and enduring. The rpoms ai
large and comfortably furnished , Tl
jontiro establishment is now in ohari
of a Mormon family , and is mere
used as a stopping pl.ico for the ve :
few travelers who pass through th
region. The i.atur.il surroundin
barren and utterly dcsolat
"I had the doubtful honor of b
in whii
ng assigned a room
Brigham had often slept. His pi
turo hung on the wall and was som
what different from the engravings
iimiliar to Gentile readers. It w
that of n cold-blooded , lecherous , cu
hypoeri'o-
ning , money-making
what ho was. I tarried the followii
dny for the purpose of fully salii
myself with desert scenery. A wildc
lonelier spot than Cove Creek forl
never saw. , Misanthropic peoplew' .
love the human race as much as nn
body else , despite their poetical r
ings , and who sometimes fancy th
would like to live where they wou
never again see the face of a hum
being , who adore nature , rude , blei
ind unadorned , find lessons in nton
iind rapturous enjoyment in couink
solitude , should make their abidii
place nl that far away , isolated IK
tolrio for a few weeks and bo perm
hently cared. ]
A WILD AM ) ROMANTIC ItKOlO.V.
On the fourth day of my trip I ro
through Clear Creek canyon , ford
the Sevier river , got lost in a desc
and finally reached the homo
Michael Johnson and halted fort
night. Again was frontier life repi
ducod. A log cabin , n bln/.ing hear
and a cordial welcome. My genera
hearted host had been a Mormon i
years , but had thought bott
of it , and was following in t
footsteps of Robert Ingerso
Even imdc.r the shadow of Utal
most secluded mountains are t
works of that great free-thinker rca
admired nnd widely circulate
Michael had set out to make hiins
farm , and in order to render t
scheme possible had constructed
ditch two miles in length , fromapriii
in the mountains. On the follow !
[ morning it was discovered that t
ditch had frozen up and wo had
water to wash onr faces with , none i
the horses and barely enough to nn
"a cup of cofl'uo around. " 1'ooj
who reside in more favorable stat
: md territories have no concept ipn
the efi'orts thousands of men are mn
ing in Utah's "promised Ian
to got themselves homes , Minycai
of thq kind absolutely awaken t
traveler1 ! ! pity. AH along my roi
from Cove Creek foit the moat im
scribable mountain scenery U visnl
in every direction canyons , deiil
.ibrupi declivities , nigged numm
ind snow-clad peaks. Nature HCOIII
{ cast in n gigantic mould. Ciaino , U
of nil kinds uboundcd. In ridi
from ifohnson's to Mnry's Aralo ] B ;
twelyo head of deer cross the road
luartcr of a mile behind me , and
learned that cinnamon bears , gn/.i
bears and other royal , game wore n
oraus.
iuuiii ) ISTO TJU : rnoi'iiET'rt I'AJIII
Mnry'a Vale is 11 beautiful vail
[ through which the clear , awift a
deep Bovlur river tlovsa. It contni
a mining camp , and ia the home
General Agramontu , ono of the nu
[ noted characters of Utah. The 8aii
call him "Big Windy , " in ridicule
, his remarkable conversational powc
lust previous to my arrival an attoni
luid boon made to assassinate lii
Three Hhbts were fired nt him frc
the bushes of the Hovier river , no
'of ' which took dlcol. He )
turned the fire with tt Bliar
rillo , and on the following day
wounded Haint wiw found being cm
fully pared for in u neighboring v
, lago. The general married Mra , Cln
Stenhouso Voung ( widow of .lusoj
A. Young , Brighum'H most talent
'son ' ) , and being a Gentile , and n be
ipcnkur of opinions , is not one , of t
loved ones of Xion , Ho claims difi
doscunl from n fainoui Cnstilinn kit
ho served on ( ho stall of n Uni
Konoral durins the Into war ; and i
ventured some in Mexiconnd was i
years actively and promincnlly ideii
lied with the Cuban rebellion. ] h
lu\ird much of him in my travels , a
xvheii 1 SAW him enter the n omlii
I cat and placed n carbine nnd doub
barreled shotgun in n corner , roino
i bolt holding n navy revolver nii (
bowin knife , nnd slipu silver-molinl
( derringer in his hip pocket , I Lit
thnt I was in the presunco of Gene :
Agramonte , Accompanying him \ \ <
two beautiful boys , 10 or IL yci
ot nge , gr.xndsons of the prophela.
never passed a more npi ccable e vonii
\s a wil , sloiy-l oiler , inintia a
olqquont narrator of excitiling ovci
1 have rarely seen his equal , llospcn
English , Suuiish ] , Piench nnd Gi
nmn with equal lluenoy , and "sots
( able in n toar" as though langhi
wore the chief business of nil nu
kind , 1 could not bring myself
believe that ho WAI of punish t
iccnt. After he had retired for t
uightj a shoit conveisation occuri
m tliH point , Onu gentleman Uiouc
ho was an Mnglishman ; anotr
thought ho waa a JMne , The ( hi
[ said :
"Gent'cmen , 1 remombcr vendi
an incident in one of Murrynt's IK
els. A finely uniformed ofiicer v
. the quarterdeckith ( in
'dignity ' , when n s\ilor , who had fall
jt'rom the masthead , struck the dr
immediately behind him. 'Win
'the ' - - did you come from ] ' inquh
the officer withsomn asperity. 'Kit
the north of Ireland , jer Honii
was thu prompt reply. Tlmt is i
ipii'ion of Agramontu. 1 believe 11
jho came ftiim the north of Jrelav
illo it coitninly one of the hhrowde :
vvittiest men in Utah , "
A ( ] u\Niisox or Tim I'uoi'iiirr.
i During my brinf halt at Marj
Vale , B. T. You IL ' , , snli of .Joseph .
Young , visited the camp while wn
during about the country on n wi
spree. He was familiarly known
[ "Toot , " and when under the hill
[ unco of liquor boon m.ulo his preset )
known in any community. Ho w
[ mentioned as a lmrinles'3 , good-heart
fellow , who had inherited a devourii
.ippotito for liquor from his brillia
hut , erratic father. He lelt lor Si
Lake City in , a few days , whom 1
died from nn ovetdo.so of mnrphin
just ns his father died a few years b
fore him. Brigham Young was n
.uldictcd to drnnkenneb1 ! , allhoui
very fond of bottled beer. Tlr.it vie
liowever , has been very prominent
manifested among his descendanl
Mary's Vale is a Gentile camp mid
lUrroundcd by undeveloped mines
great reputed richness.
"JiOUGloX
Tlic tiling dt'Biivd found nt ln t. A
dnvj-ibt fcr "Biniyli on ItnU. " It do.-
.ml rats , mice , rnaohea , llici , bud li j ! ' s '
bo\e < j , ( I ]
Hunoy Dow in GcorRln.
Coluniliiii
"blr. John Keo , of T.ilbot county ,
ranponsiblo fpr the following : "Itw
early Sunday morning. My dnug
ter was engaged in 8wooiin ] oil' tl
front jioroh , when her attention v ;
ittracted by the plaintive ciics
'youncr ' chickens nnd the distress
clucking of a hen. The sound cm
from a pile of leaves under some po
Inr trees in the yiud , and hurrying
the spot she found the little chicks :
'stuck ' up with leaves , rolling nbo
'struggling ' to free tlioiiBolvcs , ( ii
two of the little Bufi'ercrs wei-e stu <
together. Sha jiicked there two i
j.ind coming to the house called in
iOn examination we found them cove
'ud ' with a sticky substance , win
Deemed to have come off the leaves.
{ went out into the yard , and found
un all the leaves , and , tasting w
Wprisod to Iind it honey Lookii
around I could see it glistening in t
'sunshine ' like diamonds on every lei
let , and on the porch for two or thr
[ feet were splotches of it. Sovci
neighbors dioppud in during the d
whom 1 told of the honey bhowi
JKiipposing it had been general , 1) )
Itlu-y were incredulous till shoi
lovidonne of it. In the evening of t
Uame day I noticed a mist between i
I'liid the sun , and n closer cxami
Mtion disclosed the fact that wo we
having n repetition of the phenon
uon , which W.IH witnessed by n do/
[ people. While it did not' run i
jtho house either morning or evenii
it covered thq leaves of the trees it
shrubs , nnd was , without doubt , lion
( lew , nnd that , too , from a cloudli
A Bnptint Minister1 ! * Ezporiouc
j I am fv UnptlBt ininii'tcr unit buforo
even thought of liuin a ulur yinnii
ruliiitcit : in inudicinu , lint left n luci.il
[ irncUcu for my iirunuiil iirufusMiun , I
jyo.irs ugo. J wiw fur niiiiiy y arn n Bitlf
'cr ' from quinsy. "TnoiiAH * UCI.KOTHIO (
| ciireil me. " 1 wan ! MI truuhjoil w
liuiiivt'iioHH , niul Tliomaa' Kcluctiiu OH
wiiyn rcllcvctl mu.My wife mul child 1
.llilitheria | , mid "Thomas' Kclectrio
icurud tlium , " nnd if taken in time It v
[ euro i > liiutimes tmt of ten. 1 am cm
dimt it in u cure for tlio moxt obstinate c
or couxh , itnd If any ono will tuku a BUI
| tcniioon | mul half till it with thu Oil , n
[ then place the vnd of thu Hfioon in ono n
tril mid drnw tlio Oil nut of the HJIOOII
| KnilliiiK at bard in they can , until thu
full * ov pinto the tliio.it , mid jirnct
that t\\ Ice ft WL'cl ; . I don't care how off
> iv'o their licw | may he , it will clf.in it i
anil euro their vttnirh , ] ' 'orilcafne H r
onrnclic it Imi tlnno wonders to my c rt
knonluilxu Jt in the only medic
dubht'd intent mvdiclno thnt I have c
felt llku iccuiinnoinlliit ; , nnd 1 um \
anxious to sett it in fury ] > lace , for 1
nlliat L would not bu without it in
UKD for iuiy coiibiiluiTition , I mn n
ffuriiiK with u jiiiiu like ihouinutldm
{ my liulit limb , and nutliliiL' iclic e/j
jllko Tliomivs' Kclectiio Oil.
Jll. j : . JClIANH ,
Gerry , J'fl
NOTICU.
John Mi'Paildcn will taku notion dial on
lOtlifct Au 'iut , Ibil , Charles UrandcK , Jin-th
tliv I'ciuv , of iKt jirctlint , joiij'lan Co. , Neb.
Uulan onltr of htUUimont ( or tliumnioltfi
in an action jxiiidliiK before him , uhviulji A
iratz It iiblntlll and John MU'wMon ilufcndi
( bat jiropt'th coualttlni ; ol liounlioM Innill
and liiiplcnieiitu liut I'u'ii nll'uln : ! u dtr i
order , foald taiuo uoii contlnutl lu L'Kt
Suiti.ii | > bi > r. Ifadl. 10 o'clock p. ni.
aiul7u.it AHNO KIIATK , 1'hlntll
tr.t > . w.
w.DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attprneys-at-Lav
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