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ffi M 1 ,1 THE DESe'rEtTeWS 00.
Hb t I i cntntmi w rxroosr. guTon.
HB 3 1 ' Mi.ljr, Ueeensbee II. last
HH 1 1 opncmuuiiLHAiLU
Pflnj jl j ' Ilrn ril bol (, In Hie gas wells norlli
HHy f (j f j oftlilsclty, In DavlsC'ounty.Iisjglven
Hul: If , further hot that natural gas may bo
BKr l olUlneil In such volume n to u ply
LllaH'! H ' Hill l-ak with all tliat la necesMvy for
Ul' Wj lljlitaml futl, vrlictlirr In liou.elinl I,
H'ttl lr flf minuferturliuor uMI-uei. A full
IKWfi -I jl iiljrwoullworle,a great Iran-farma
HK !j i Honliero. It would n it only cliean
(Ml !t "' m"", ,0' l"'tln "' Huml
LllaiaV iTx. ( i II' nation, laitilo away with a great ileal
BttjPy II i of dull, nt tie, mil other oflYnslvo
H'JQ'1' a! mallet, anil give an impetus to all klml
LyB ?, 111' ofiinnufiicturlnijliitoresui tlit woull
HB3 jj f life t tan city, almoslat a liouhd, Into
mWmV HI "" I0"'"011 which liu Ion R teen nntl-
MflB i 111 clrvtJ for It.
HH jj I lu cltlr vrhtre uttutal r Ik tn nap,
HTHr jj j houses are lit by It at very (null i x
HjjHf'' ll I'tiw, and nne has but to lurnaUu
Kb R '. ; mul strike n match to klmlln a flro
B ' 1,1 which, for heating an I rooking, leiire-
Hi if ' feratlo In every way t tint from or.ll-
IK.1 nary fuel. Urate are filled with balls
'!j cr luni( of whltn stone, ftiul,wheii Hie
W t gaslsturred ou, lu A few minutes they
i ' j i become heated and llirow out a
r ' warmth and a rlear glow that It both
j ij -feasant mill lieautlful. It lakee tin
jj A i lace of coal for furnace and engines,
n i i ' anil great factories an I work may be
iiKtf 11 8 S $ i ,uu w,ll " "' coraiaratlvoly llltla rout.
V ' i S) 1 j If It ahtll turn out that the great
HjB i I P euMerraticun velm or reservoirs of
HKj I I li ' natural gai litre been tapped nfar
H ' I H I.akHhorp, It will not only In avail
H ) I I j fortune totho proJictora of the enter
HB i jrf prli, but of Incalculable taIuo to llile
itjj 'I elty mul InclJenUlly to tliewliolsTcr-
G U i rllorj. The nuwi ett ma almost toj
WM In gooJ talio trui.
iE i Hi? NO kiuktion uro urtn.
iK H idijt
H Ih mi "Tin nit aro In tlila Territory boDilrpil
HK t In n j anil Ilniuanl4 of woinon whobAvo borne
Hj ijj F the reUtlou of utyyiinous wive, an 1
HS WH n tbe wornt enemlM to the Mormon rellff'
Hl - 1 Ih j Ion never thought of relleollng uriori the
K j c , cbsracteraof thee womennr etiitKeMtlnit
K 19 J N that llicy were unehtite Whatever may
ilf Si i ti Inpq lieen thought of tholr huabtn li anil
H) M7- thenitlvealatlnthoUttor, tbe jur-
1 j.i Ity an I liowty or the M rmon nhra
H f!J l liavenover licenratloil In fuefetlon( their
iiiB ll-l L f vlrtuo en I rectltinle bolnjr conceJeil b
iiiH Jr " Hremalno.1 forthu l'reelileatof the
B till l' UnlleilHliitratoclMitheu omen with
H 5fl ' the vllo crunturea who Infwt the national
H jil ij rIUI, anillfromaliKxl for th Itopubll.
H yi i i tan orKana an 1 polltl Una In Utah to
H HD i '. ajiplau 1 an I onilorae that motAnge. Aa
H Jh 8 hiituaii tuturo la theeimo the worl lover,
iiivl rf fill tho rraU auuinea that lhee alainlere.1
iHl iTJ 8 women ao 1 their aom will not forjiet
IHJ1 I3 ( thdrtrailuctra"
iiBBi ffl I t - Tlirfforejoluglafrom the Bait J.ako
Vj aLJIli Jhru'Jot Hunilay, Dec. Utli. HlmlUr
iiBi Sr Sfl ff remarkaon thU auhject ftipiareit In
Jvj n IB 9 the aamo uirier provlouily. Wo hee
7 ft , j-J no ilvello to takn luua with the
pH I 15 1 I Jhratit, but think that In thla Inttanco
iij. jfiS ithaimailoft rulitako ntui that there I
IIJL jl! f luoruof Inaliiuatlon 'aKnlnht the laillta
Bjkf 'Hhl of UUh ln IU l'nl','"l """ ""1 u
iHn P!ij fouuillntho I'rLilileut'anitiitnie. The
iH M ul UMLitrr Ntn It not rt Itrpubllcun
1 j W,i uriiau,iior an aiolol.t for l'rcaUctit
'4 jif !! Uarrlnou, Hit It Uooi not bellevii any
PH f jil fj benefit will arlan to the I cople of Utah
11 fi from an erroneiit conception of ihn
Sattltuilo of the 1'riaMent of the Uultcil
HUteti towan tho cltliens of thla Ter
ritory, lleru la what tho PrtilJent
(aid:
" The Attorney General an 1 aUn yhe
Commlatloner of the llatriet of toliim
bU rail attention to tho tie fcLllreneea anil
lnattrqu-u-y of the law n lallng to erlmea
airalnm tha.llly In thelliatiletof I'oluin
bla. Aatrlnutntcoile lipin title auljett
boa leu provlJcil by Congria a for Utah,
nnil It li a matter of aur rUo that the
nueile of thla iiutrlct ahouhl baro boon ao
bntfoierlookoil M
ajaa. pi jji u u Now wo Ml to ii-e lu thla any "re-
H'r ".I. jj n lleollcn" ujion tho chaitlty of ilthir
aH fnt V b S t0 WOIU9n or la lneu 0l Utah.
aH lK I 51 S Kvcry BUlo In tlio Union iiaa laa
aai ult B ti 4 almllar to tliow which thu I'rcilJent
aa l 1 3 "-" "'" Alt0""y'i;,l"Cl'111 miJ tho
bbh d IK -1 B 'l CommlMloner for the DUtrlct of
HI If I I .1 Columbia rwtt tola laclilnu In that
aKj li j DUtrlct. It wa certahtly rro-ir fur
HJ if Bit hlai to call tho attontlon of C'oiu-reiia to
bbb ra M E 0 OIUta''uni -0' Congnai hue "ox
H jl l jj j J clunUeJurliillotlon Inall canoe what-
Lib '! if 8 kouth" oer the District of Columl la,
aH i' K fit "nl "" f""ru ,0 '""u't lllw" ' ll1'
bB Sf 8 ' iliaractir li majo all Ihu mora con
EX $ i aplcuouiby the mii-u of "aatrlnii.ut
V. ft f j iMleupuntlilitutJeot"for Utah. The
B Hi at I ' 1'ri'flJnit call attention to thla illi
H If' )( I crency anil thla illaiilmlnatloii, ami
aM H ik ' i 3 thero lino more liiilnuatlon or auzsts
H H Jp , , tltm In It niraluat the character of tha
bH' il'i V : I women of Ulali than there la ucMnit
LxW M r ' i li thu wlviaauj UauKhteraatiil ahitera of
Bxflf w K t ft i thu Rn at men of the nation who reside
bH L 7 j J 'a In Vl.llllllCton, 1). V.,
LxH H I Hi Uuearunot mlstakun, tho Jltrahl
bH mm' I li Iiaa Hwlfialleilatlontlou to tho.fiut
H BHf ' l! "at vvll" 'P'Clil lul have hern
bK Sin 'i 111 framnl by Cinureei Mjalnil certain
H Wvfc' '' ' -'ll otriici li Ulih, the DUtrlct of
bHf Unlsl I t I'olun I la, whero C'ongreca elta, baa
BlBt' li'lil I ll' Ixenlelt fno from rucli iiiaitnioiiU,
bBki tll'lf flW i "'" t",,'l'rr Nl w '"" ll"d lu
LlR d 3al 'tliJ-il thotoHrbturraanl hilped tothow up
LibsI li 1.v I ll tapirfitlnlnuerlty of the pretend
H' (J jl,' jiillil iU cliaiu) loin o( morality, In tliulei;l.
aiK ' 55 IlliA 1 PI U'liiijagiluitonVinea lu dlitint Utah
biHbV BOB which who lift unpiiulihed In the
BlH 'llrlll t national cu, Hal.
HbL nliaB Ml Hlliol.ljiiainy thattliol'iislJtnt
BB SlUm ' 1 riftrato lu Hill inrtof bla meeaige.
HjB,'."nj'KM i i That ktoucla'd iiKmiUewln roln the
LHbBi miffK' Uoiunient, It Is other otlimta, named
BLB 4 IwM 1 In thu l.ltnen la linker ait, that era
bVbVsMiI Cl ilfftt alludi I to, ami wMchoiihl to bu made
bIBBA i If Pi liinltlvu In the UlsIrM of Columl la
iBBBKit it l 1! .utt as much sa In Utuh. rtiua there
ifL
Is no nllualon whatever n I he mear;o
lo "the honcly mid imtlly of Mormon
v. Ives," nor nny supuc'tlun as lo "their
Vlrtuo and rectitude." Neither lnu
the President "tlatsed thtm wllh tl'
vile crtatun-s who Infest tho natlinal
caplUl,' nor lias he mentioned or al
liideiltoorhlntedat them al all. Ho
there need bo no error! to awaken tha
Indignation of tho women of Utah or
their soiii on Ihla matter, and Itaflurda
no Itj-ltlmato capital for parly clrcula
lion or matter for party crltlcUm.
There are points enough In the 1'rM
IJent's mcuago for both Ilepubllcan
mil Denncratlo oljectlon, without
ilrawlng Inferences and conclusions
which the text will not warrant and
vehlch will not stand tho light of com
arlson and fair dlicuxlon.
Wo think the l'rrtldent wni right ln
drawing tho attention of Congress to
the iltfert complained of by tbe Attor
ney Oentral, and wo consider lie put
It In a very striking light by lacing
thnnlrliigentelloils of Congress In re
lation to UUh lu contrast with lie
utter failure In reltllon to the District
of Columbia.
"SW.T MM. un Dill I1V
This valuo and benefit of home
manufacture to any oommublly are
thus commented upon under tha above
healing by thu Omaha ll'orM Itiratit
1 IVirhaps tho best Illustration of tbe
good effect of jalronlslng homo Indna
trln la tho growth of tho city of Nail
take. When tho lodi fsllgablo Mormon
lea ler started tbetrainalt colony In tho
now bloMOiiilng valley where tho city of
Halt I Ako atan Is they w re somewhat In
the posltl in of tho Creator at tho founds
Hon of tho woil I. They were not exactly
called tition to build a cltyout of nothing,
but they lied lory, vvrf raw matorhl
to begin with. Thoy ha I rock y moon
tains with gushing streams an 1 e-iudy
liottom Ian Is with Utile vegolaltou. Thoy
were cut on from tho clvlll-oil world by
a great deMrt waate, uncrossed by any
lino nt communication oxcepl on end e
wagon trait.
They were forced by clrcutntttucct,
tberofore, b ill that very thing which
Omaha shoul 1 do from reference,
namely, to bull 1 up a community within
themselves by Industry, energy an I en
lerprlso. There was work for overyliody
an 1 every tioineln luslry Masimlront'od,
bm-auso Halt Ikewaatoo Isulatcl from
the re-itofthe v.orll lo take her patron
age elsewhere ll soon became the bo.it
of H-iH take City that her poople coul 1
protluca anything, from a horse shoo to
the great pl organ In tho tsbernseln.
t'mrrie wero opcnel an 1 a elty bullu
Tho utoiintsln streams wero selsiii u-ou
and oomjHitted to Irrigate the dosert
volley until It beoanio a garden Agrl
culture and mauufsctdro worke 1 shoulder
to ahuuld'-r. Traloanl oommerco with
the atirnmn ling regions utokty fol
lowed, and a groat community Ihue grow
up hundreds of miles from any other of
lmiortauco and In the very ml lit of
wlul ha I boon a desert.
"In the strictest sense, Hall Lake City
waa built by tho patronage of homo lu
dtiatrles. the spirit that animated the
ico' te was a aplrlt of fraternity, and the
liol ! Intelligence of llrlgham oung and
his Chunk gavo an Irresistible Impulso
to the lnovomont to develop the com
inunlty from within, and to ullllto the
energy an I Industry r f every man In
the community for the j rodiictlon of
those things which tho community
needed
u. great many Industries have grown
up In Dm iha and a good deal of menu
factoring U dono hero on a small scale.
Tho moro producers wo can keep busy
In this city tho greater Kill Its prosperity
lie. We cannot crest a ell) with con
sumers only or with Ira los peoplo only.
No community however blvaswl by coin
uierce, can luis be) end a certain point of
davcloj ment unless It produces And ore
atoe quantities of those goods sibkh It
aniiuilly consumes.
' ( hlcao'a first growth was duo to
ooinmcrce, hut her second greater growth
hasbee-iduotomsnufai.tures,and ao It
must be with Omaha."
Tor several years tho slrlt of en
couragement to home Induitrlia lu
this Territory seemed to bo Hiking a
rest. Meriantllu entorirlsis huaniu
all the rno. Various speculations
wcru startod. Htal estate dealing
mtlnn teniionry boom. And to homo
manufactures dwindled, and It was m
much aatlioso who wero Interested In
them could do, to keep tin m alloat with
anything llko fair returns.
Hut attention Is now being returned
to this lniiortant matter. The sugar
factory la an Indication In this direc
tion. That Is a tuagulflctnt Illustra
tion of what can be doue by faith,
energy, determination and the combi
nation of small capltalUts.
Wo hO-a to io a thorough revival of
tho manufacturing spirit and the tslab
llshuieiutof new lnduilrles,'or Ihu em
ployment of labor, thu conservation of
money for liomu circulation, and tho
permanent firowth und welfare of thu
Territory.
not i nit' mini.
A Firmers' Alliance circular, Just
Issued, seems lo I at Its advlco to farm
era uon a state of facta vt hlcli cannot
bo set aside.
It iirgea those to whom It Is directed
not lo s.ll their uheatnt presold, lut
tn hold It for a rot)eetlvu auil Inest
ablo rise.
rhero li no c,ettlug isMay from thu
ground Uk.ni. Couutrlsa whlih han
hrretoforv elilted with thu Ullllcd
states aru out of Ihe inarkut this er.
Tho demand of l.uropo will bo tar In
exec of what America tiai cajaclty
to supi Ij . Tho result mint la , as con
sum) lion -roceeds ant thu source of
siippl)dlmlnlihes,that prices will Jump.
Heucuthunilvlceta fanuirs embodied
lu lb" circular to "held your w heat
What will ai -1 ulsuwheru uu this
uiji.it will have uu u j lioatluu hern.
Wheat Is being ehl il out of Ululi lu
Urge quantities and conveyed to
I-urope,
If this drain continues it will lie but
a short lime until not only the entire
surplus will 1 gone, I ut there will not
be enough bre idlelt In tho Territory
to supply the peoplo until another
harvest.
When the end of the rope Is reaihcel
the process of re-shlpment will have to
l Inaugurated. This would 'mpovcr
lah Ihu people and probably b'rlng con
siderable hardship uoii them, because
ofthoconii-mient rlso In rices that
would ensue.
Probably many of tho farmers aru
compelled to sell at present, In order tn
meet their obligations and rrocuro
necessaries. Then would It no! be a
good thing for moneyiil men to com
bine, tairchaso breadstuff's and bold
them In the Territory?
We well remember Ihe disastrous ef
fect of shipping whest out mid then
shlpi'ngback again, mil never wish
tnaroa repetition of o situation so rul
cldal. Thoiiusellon linolvi-d Is one
(hat should receive serious comldera
Hon.
IOUK 10 lOUt I.VIU).
Till, coniumtllon of polk, In any
form, and esieclally lu cxcessleiuMi
titles, as an aitlolu of food, Is held lo
bs oppoeee! to health. We bellevo this
to li true. The cotnparatlvo Im
munity ol Hebrews from manydlseaaes
that are common among either classes
of clvlllied lnoples, Is cited a evi
dence In sipport of tho theory. Ortho
dox Jew have no use for the Amerl
can or any other hog, and they aru
noted for health and longevity. Per
haps (ho pig assumes the unit Injuri
ous form when he appears In pastry,
as a shortening lugrodl-tnt, or when
usol In cooking other article of
fend. Many of the symtoms
of lndlges'lou which appear lu tho
advertisements of e-uack medlcino
proprietors ilcIi as Hosting siecs be
fore the eyes, UU ofthu"blues"whl(li
cause lieoj lo to I lni rewseU wllh tho
Idea that they have no frltud on earlli,
and that overythlng In nature Is wrong
en I up, etc. are doubtless caused In
many Instances by thu consumption of
food heavily permeated by the product
of the rig. The case narrated lu
tho dlsj stents if the poisoning of
Mr. an J Mr. I'lynu and seven ehll
dren, at West Hay, Mlclilgau, from
eating potatoes fried ln raucld lard, la
suggoatlve. Of course, they ulll fe
cover, but tliey hive passed through u
terrible onlell. If people Villi uie that
kind of groeso they should see that It
Is fairly fresh. It Is bad enough, how
ever, In any condition.
2IUIII. IIISIL'IUUMIS IN lltl.l.tM).
This wires bring mi account ol
another brutal aud bloody Irish row
bctw.en the two political factloua
I'arnellltei and McCarthylles. In the
melrupjor Mlehael Davlll was the
victim of nneof tuofjrclblo arguments
by which tho contestants aru seeking
lo establish, home rule a terrible blow
on the heal with a stone, lleforo
bclngsuljectol to this specie of logic
hohad mkiauphtimliid no! to bu a
candidate for parliamentary honor
from Waterford. Hlnco Imvlug Ids
acalpcut ho lias changed Ills reaolutlon
and will take tho Del I. 1 1 Is only fair
to rlatu that In nil the ills
gracelul political riots which
have recsutly disturbed Ireland
the Parnelllle havu Invariably
been the aggressors. Tho deceased
agitator seems to have Leuiathed his
tyrinnlcal spirit to hi surviving fol
lowers. As these barbarous rcene-s
continue, the sympathy and active aid
of Intelligent Irish Americans will of
course, bs withheld, III accord wllh a
latu resolution a loptoj by a representa
live committee of that clan. At res
eut thopejpleof Ireland are engaged
lu allowing their unfitness for the self
government for which they aru clam
orlug.
nun n tiii. -'eUsi.or.M niiisiu
In the United Htatee wuare In tho
habit of lolntlugto nihilism In liue.la
aa a necessary result of the exlileucelu
this advanced age of an unmitigated
dcsfiotlsm, which Is the extreme of po
sltutoourown. Ai ieole become en
llghtcnud they becomu fllle-d with an
umiuenchable desire to domollsh tyrau
ny an I establish tho principles cf hu
man liberty, and do not stop short of
murder and self Immolation to further
or accoiui llsh tho aim This Is the
waywu talk, and generally wind up
with a llourlsh about the stability of
cur own system.
If murderous nllillbtloplolsgrowout
of the exlstencuuf tyrannic rule, what
is thu kind of soil that geueratea nnd
produces almllar soelal enormities lu
this nation? Take, for exam) le, thu e x
traordlnaryaudsterlllng Incident that
oecurred lu the ofllco of ntisiellHago
the ether day. Of course eomeiople
will brush the matter asldu bystatlug
that the explosion waa merely the act
of a crauk. Hut wlut about the
numerous crop of cranks of a similar
klud who bind thomseltee tinder Iron
ilad oaths to establish their barbarous
Ideas of freedom by thousoofdjnainlte?
Hero wu li tvu thu most glorious
coii-tlltitlon un I thu freest system of
human government th it over cxlsteil,
yet uithlu It Is the same sinister, mur
derous con litlou that agitates dtsj-jllo
ltuisla. Andliiuvery elvllixal e-oun
try betu eon these two extremes bf gov
urmnent, thu simu dark tin 1 threaten
Ing soelal uuoiialy ruvall lu some
form, toagrceteror lu extent. This
being tho cis, It Is not tn-tessirlly u
product of an Mnl 1 giMrnniLiit,
lut an outgrowth uf Ihu gene nil eomll
tlonof huuiaiilty. It Is a i lis if
diabolism In thu be iris r mi , T;ol u
eeltlbleto tradliatlou b) uuy re ju
able recess, for II Is lmmalblo to give
those ossisaid of It satisfaction.
rile evidences of tho exude nie of Iho
dangerous class referrel to,- In the
United ttatos, aro cropping out
numerously. At the heels of Ihe terrl
lie outrage In Ilus-cll Wage's office
comes the sUtement that Governor
lllllhasa luly guard consisting of
three detecllvem, who keep wllhln con
vchienl dlslaucess of Ihu dlillnguisheJ
ortlclalwhenliolsbiit of doors. This
Is a duplication In miniature of the
situation of tliu Cor.
Attempts aro now aud then imJe to
settle labor dls ule-a by tho aid of dyna
mite. An incident of Hist naturu Is
minted In tho ttlcgrsins as having
occurri-d at tho Pratt mine,
near llriilLln liana. Thu fan cylln.
der waa blown Into aetata by a bo-nb
I incevl neir It by strikers. It waa by the
merest accident Uiat human llfu was
notilestioycd ly Hie explosion as well.
I sthe country aj preaching- a telgnuf
lerrci? If not, whit Is going to slop
the tendency lutlint illree Hon?
III.) I I0PJI1 MS AT tl. JOIIN.S.
Our corrcsndent J W. llrown,
writes from HI. Johns, Arliom, isuder
dstea of December sth. '
Th is farour autumn has been mado
up of si arm and balmy days, but yester
day an Arlrona aoulhvrentern struck our
town, cooling (tho atinoa) hern rapidly to
aero. Thcru has bxn some sickness lu
our ml Ut recently, caused by fever.
Itrother Markor II Peterson baa been
csllesl upon to part wllh two nf his little
children, both glrl! and brother (len. C
Danatoat hi wife, a good mother and
I-aller-elay Saint, who left a funlly nf elx
cblt Ireti, nearly helpleas. If Ibere la one
con lltlon In life, moro than another, that
ahould call forth Hie aympatlilcsof a coin
intintly, It Is when a family of small
clill Iron are left motherli "
'Someliiiprniements aro being mate
here, sshlih will give more atablllly an I
crmeuency ti tho town Hon J. T.
I.esneur's now brick reside nee. Just near
tng completion would do e reillt loanioia
pretentious town. The lniprnvemsnla
au I extension msdu to our 0. M. nnd M.
I make It the formest mercantile estah
lisuient In Iho locnhty, au 1 show that tho
company means busliiees,
"Dr. Karl (1 Maeser'a visit In us last
-seek, whieh was greatly appro-! ito 1 by
the Saint hero, was llmoly. The Instruc
lions be gai o In Iho four meeting held
bylilm, wero aueli aa b) Inaplro all those
present with tbelmportaiicoof ourdlu
cational organl-Atlon, an I of the neeea
slty of cur young people being properly
educated. Our j iiblio schools are all In a
ptiNron cstidltlon, and aro condueted,
111 most -Instances, by competent
teachers."
MJMITIIIMI (HOLT M1II1ML
llaMeS.
Tins annual report of the Cenip
Iroller of thu Currency to the flrit
session of the I llty-aecoud Congress
coutalna mauy Interesting artlculara
relating to Bnance. The number of
bank! lu ixlstcnca In tho United
Htatca October II, liiOl, waa 11,(191, hnv.
Ing 111 capital stock C3I.7H,8U, lands
eleioltetl lo secure circulation (lo;,
113,(01; bsuk notes outstanding, $171,
3i)S,9I9, Including 1M,JW,721 n-ptc
aentlng lawful money elejioslted tu
rudeem circulation atlll outstanding.
Thu amount of circulation secured 1)
thepledgeof United Hlatea bonds Us
Incrtused during tlio year 111,70,101.
During the report year 101 new
banks wero orgaulzrd, located In
fori) -one Htates aud T.rtltorlis, and
possessing an aggregalu oa IU1
of r:i),70D,0ni, During the same time
11 bap s went Into voluntary Ihiulda
Hoiianlbecamu Insohent, lesvlng
nan net gain for the rcpirt yiar 1.7
assOL'atlun, with n ca; Hal of !li.',o"i3,
OOU, which Is, aa lo number of Lauks,
I recliely the net averagu of yearly ln
cresse durlrg t he life of the system.
The nuinkrof batiks now lu 0ra.
Hon Is greater than al any former
period. The liicreaaolu thn totals id
capital stock, surplus funds and un
divided irofitshaa been satisfactory,
riils Is also truu of deposits, loans and
discounts.
Of the 103lnklngassoclatlona enter
ing thus) slem during tho year, till, or
slightly more than one half lu num
ber, are located west of the Mississippi
river, and V) lu the Houtheru H'ates,
Of thu total number of banka In
oieratlou, Pennsylvania has Ihu
greab-st uuiuber of associations, Mossa
chuselts the greatest ax grcgatei caj ltal,
and New York loads lii-amount of
de posits.
A cucfully riared table la given
ahowlng the number of banks organ
Irod, failed and In voluntary llqulda
Hon, and Ihu net Incrcuso numerically
eaetiyeur llnco 1801. A nolablu feu
turuof this table li Iho large numlsr
of I. inks wiiiih havo become insolvent
during the last year. They aggregate
twenty five banks, with a capital of
t1,au:,lW. Thu year 1871, however,
aiieara to have been the most dbas
Irous lu iolnt of capital, as during that
period thu failure of eleven banks, with
n capital of sH.SJJ 01 J, li recordesl. In
1877 ten failure a occurred, rej resenting
II c Kill id iail,IXM.
Of the tHenty.llvu failed lanka of
list year, thirteen, representing $,1 17,
0i nf eaj ltal, vsero locatu 1 ln Ksusas
and .Neura-li.ii. The failures In tin no
Htates vsero attrll utable muro to bid
trope aul unl"o eculatluu lu real
estale than (o lack of honest and ifll
clniitmauagcment.
Mr. Comptroller I.lcey's report
mike a pirn- hlet nf elghty-alx iages.
(t I- a iMiiipriheiKlvu Htato documuut,
ur,d ileal In n masterly manner with
iho phll ij i), jurlipri leiuumidtta
tut i 1 tauliii Institutions mid Hielr
relation t i industry aud commerce
of thu country.
n?.PRICft
y " DELICIOUS
FlaYoring
Extracts
NATURAL FRUIT FIAVORS.
Vanlllfl A 0 perfoct purity.
Lomort -J of uroat ttrongth.
Mwltd Z ,"on'"nj"ntliolrus0
Hoses etc 7I flavor at) dellcntoly
anil dcllcl nslv an trio frosh fruit.
CARPETS AND CHCNCILLn
CUnTAINS
At GronUy'noilut.otl Prlcoa for
tho noxt two wooks NEVE &
CHILD, 41 C. Flrat South St.
Ilnrl.'ieii-ai Arnica fpsle.
Tin: liLHT rlAbV k In the world for
Culs, llrulses, Huresi, Ulcers, Hall
Itueuni, ! ever Horn, letter, Chapiel
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Haiti
1 ruptlons, nut laiiltlvrly cures Piles,
or ho pay rcqulrial, It Is guaranteed to
glvuperrecl satisfaction or money re
funded. Price M e-eiita tier box. lot
lalo by A. C Hnillh A. Co.
A Hare "ins.-li.i-.il
la ono uhlch li gusraiiteeil lo bring
you sail-factory results, or In erne of
folium a return of urchase rice-. On
Ihla safe plan you cou I uy from our
alvertlii-il druggist a Initio of Dr.
King's .Sew Dl-covery Tor Coiisump
Hon. Ilia Ruaranie-id lo I ring relief
lu every case, wheu used for any af.
fiction of Throat, Lunira or Chest,
such aa Consumption, Inflammation of
l.unge, llroiiehllls, Asthma, Whoop
ing Cough. Croup, etc., etc. It la
pleasant aud ngre'sable to taite, perfect.
lyafu,anil can always liu ilependeit
Uwu. Trial lttla free at A. O.
Hmltli A Co'a urug rtirr. Is
tf Sllns.
Woeleslrutosay to our citizens that
for years wis hnvu been selling Dr
King's New Discovery forrrusump
Hon, Dr. King's New Life Pills, lluck
leu's Amlra Halve and Uectrlc lilt.
Icrs, and have never bandied remedies
that aell as well, or that have given
such universal ssiUfactlon. We do not
hesitate tu guarantee them every time,
and wo stand renly lo refund the pur
chase price If sattsfartory rrsulbs do no!
follow their use. The-eu re medlea havu
won Ihelr great roiularlly lurelv nn
their merlta. A, C. Hmltli A Co,
diugglsts. !
0 jailonln)ejo3.
ill pn noio sii e-oiwi s,t s.poojr
'sa "'ll jo uo0 ojtsistsil
eiii-o sso jfq Mnu ) UOid)uo,)
JJ)inl poon 11 nin t ij
Mon t111 ii-ipuanouiip..sn
sidsjSH s,poo osodjiil sun "A
a.sp 0l) easnej l3li rio MJ
tuoif au; puv ajnd kio 1 oqi 1u Uai
Xq i-iniK insaiud ilea iusitnnat- og
ianqns en oqae osoqi pni 'ajno naqx
' AMlnr'IKNTs. 2.
salt Lake tueatkb.
ClUB S lIlUTOKMtH.HWW(.U&IAUIIi:
Tbree Nights and"wTdnesday Uatlaee,
MONDAY, Dscpmter 14th.
HIM
Imlrr fiwgtmrnt r Cha$ If iutt.
EVERYTHINO TTTTinLLY NEW.
a ri'tii o ttuwt Mmniktn vnr
f. ptxi4ttlti! HrillUnt (.alii ltrtit
UO-l'KUIMiKINllTt.LO1lANV-(10
4rTM Ijireit Rpeuiutftlr Oriavolrllon in
ni,rtC4f 1b Traniititrnt nu IlUIn
Tronisfl-MUt A4l CBiiilu,Lrit-r
I.ItlltUI II. tltttlH, lAati
li infs.er.MciajrltlU aHcrf, 'V II Itki
iao!ciiiitvT, rTteilisi tnl Ditny bthcrts
The specialties! T,!:.au.",""r'.Vl
lrl..tf ir-uillj, I Uli lu Mmibtr,
-Nftlwllliil-tjJ nit Iht ImincBiitr of thU
rRirrulnniflutll tu rrjjjuliir tict wltl
W" ONDERLANpV
ui er TMumii, ut 10. LJ
3VXXSJSS XSIOXjXU 0-l'ts.1t-Xs.,
Its lAdy wua a Itoiss s alaac
WILLIAMS' wonHer WORKERS.
.1 losii imrot t,jr attiuctius.
IOo. ADMJSSION. lOo.
RREADV
EreipGEg.
Tim Heieidllil lltltllin,
tnlirgod and ImprovsJ, of this moil
axoellent work, has Istsly bsen
published and Is now For
Sale al Iho
DESERET NEWS OFFICE.
Ilia AtmoitIa1upeimM to Efiry
Home and Forelga Missionary,
Anl li k (loalnblt) iuv,ulltlon a1o to
every S(uint of Tlioology tod itilur
Ronton who TNljrt Ilia inosinv of n-Jvit-imtlntf
anl Joftjudlng hi rlpturtlly fttiJ
lllxtorlotlly th t'rtnoliloi of th (lopeU
Tlio wlttiM of tho omp(leni,itiiit
work 1m publUIiol without profit an to
Ih) nllUIn .berairti ofuttry icrtott do
Irlnj; It. luvo loeu ntu lld In tbl. nn
il m ttie lint Osl.tlon, itni Uioroforo uo
illioount onHjpt for uot of pouUgo U al
IgwotltoilotiWrM.
Iho bock U boutil In four dllTsmml
.tyluwunJ tout poilpaU Vt uny udJrou
tttliofolluwlnj
PPIPPQ 45 contw, 6G cento.
riUUljDi bO cuntsj and $1 10,
MirlHlimiH ronif'H but ouco a year;
Hut when 1(, roniuH 11 briiis ooil cIiccmM1'
Caters mcceiifully lo ''the Inntr" at well lo ' the Outer Mm,"
nun. istiii: TivrnioM limn mi:
GROCERY DEPARTMENT, -?-
Luxuries! Comforts!! ITocessaries!!!
Olives, Fancy Biscuits,
btuUud 01lrc, KiVNUiv'fl.
1'ittul " .Altcriiooii Tea,
()iui'ii " 'Ililn Water,
1 tench " ranoy,
Sp.inUli " lsintrcl:'s,
Uilllurtitt " J-jilij ri ttii,
Jams and Preserves. amlmiiV" aS8rled'
UitodBi: eV DlAckwm.l's. OltlllCll"
" UadpbitryJ.ini, Cooinntit Mnccaroon'.
" MrittlKjrry " lltimi'-iiintlo CmchcN.
" lied Cutt tut" Vinegars,
" Jlltik ", " Cnossi.it Itr. wikwh.!.'.
" Ittsp'ierry ntvl Ciitrmt " Milt Ylnojjir In lluitlc.
Mlxiil Jam. " lfcisiibirry " "
Ooiinox ei. Dn.Luoitill's. Dnmottlc, "
" fclriwborry I'lisirvii, M lit Mini Whlti Wlnt-.
" a,ry :: HiKjiot rfBoSt
I Jjleblg'B, well knutvii,
Gcrninn Preserves. Armor'-i, "
" Jtiil Blr.wbtrry " Tr.s..i ur,.s
" WhltoBtrawbiity " 'Pot1VcAI Menta.
' ltlRisi.bciry V, lcd '1.".m1
WhltoCliirrlw ' y,Icl"
" Whlto Currants " r""'K'-
" Hiil " " Jtutsslnn Ca lure,
" Whito Tears " Cniniul fclirlmiu, '
Hiiaxdv lo.iclica l'ridinuinpf,
" Cherries &0.1I1 M itimliulo.
''' L" Now Nuts. "
Pino Apple. IiiitllMtriitlis.
.rl'nlV'M.1'10' Fresh Fruits:
Mlllll " " C.M.I10ltNIA (loOIM.
l'lwwcii " ;; !,L! i,,c;rs.
Sauces, Etc. " btraw berries "
I.1A et l'HHIIV's " J.t,"l;"f'M "
Worcester Since, ' "'i''i1,1'114, '!
Uk'ticnni'd " ', ,l'l to Chi rrles "
WAlklN'rl lIlltlK " "
DlRestho Itellah, ' tirtjies (Muscat) '
liiKllsh Iti-liili, ' llJ"'", '
" Clmtttuy, " Qiilm-w "
Chill Eitice. ' sluillus " (
Pi cities. ' Canned Meats.
CI.OSSK ; llLCMVttI.'S. O'1"1 'F,l'l'
" ChowChon, ,,, -uIi.Kiii,
" (iliciltlns Chickin b.ititu,
Mlxtsl I'lctslei, Dcylletl llain,
' lVklcd Wnlnuls, 1.!,,rl,'-
' " Onions. Chicken
CAUloltvuGooin. , ,V01I8''0.
" Mlxuil I'icklcs, Irinch l.nlries.
" Clum-Chow, Prepared Soups.
Kne"""' Ou.. Turtle Bo!.,,,
Dressing. Tirripin "
Duikus' Eihil Drussltig, Mullljiitwiiy " .
Yuolit s ' Tomato ' "
. Conoino "
Catsups. Jullluinu "
0 .t 11. 0.Lill "
" Mushroom Catsup. Mutton llroth.
" Walnut " -.
" Ancliovy aiuco, Sardines.
Tonnto Citrtiip. r-uc1 fairulnes,
- American "
Ginger. Koreetiiin "
l'reservetl in pots, Uoneltss "
Cryttalizixl in c tin, femokcil "
AVItoIu anil Orounil. MitsUiril "
Now Raisins. Coriutl Jleir,
Dihes 1 Italsins, lluwt, Jto lst, , "
London la) 1 w, JsunchTonKiio.
LoiisuJIusciteH's, Compressetl lliin,
fculttini ltaisliH, ''""" .
Outturns " Fish.
Seiilleas Callfomh Italshis, Salmon cannetl
Peel. Maokirel, '
Candled lecmon l'eol, W!ilt rWi, '
" OnnKu " Mackunl, a.ut, "
" Citron " " Tomato Satico "
llrook Trout, "
Currants. Klimurud lleirlni;, "
New nnd Clcinetl. ljustir, "
tho 11 mat hi tlio illy. finli, "
Spices. aams, Mltlo Kick, " .
Wiioih avp Oroiwu. Vegetables.
-Nutmeg, Allsplcu, Corn, canned,
Maio, t'lnnninon, Clou's, Asparagus, "
Cilngir, I'eppers. Tomato, "
Prunes. f i.1"3' "
Ciillfiirnltl'hmei, lelm'n, " "
Oerninu ' Htuco'tash, "
StiitUit " Miishiooms, " rrenoli,
French " rr "
Cheese (Iloiiio-mitde),
Figs. iu Apple, Hoquelort,
Mho llnest oct linpottul. I!diin, New YorMjtitw-.,
The Only Plioe In tlili City whsro you oin git tha
VEKY MNRST TEAS A1VI) COFFEES,
And oil other QROCEfllES nnd PROVISIONS, whloh wfl hav not
room to mint. on,
a run nn. of ORNAMENTAL WAX CANDLES 1 ah p.
'L'. (i. 'WlllllllJll. KlllU
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