Salt Lake Daily Tribune and Utah Mining Gazette (Newspaper) - May 30, 1871, Salt Lake City, Utah SALT LAKE AND SALT LAKE CITY U TUESDAY MORNING MAY 30 1871 NO l ana Closing ol Ms ARRIVALS 1 and MORNINGS TELEGRAMS LATEST PROM PARIS SHOOTING HOSTAGES counties Monday Ionian f Washington and ami counties a Arizona alternate r A T Monday rH Vy OFFICE HOURS from S to G i tto 1 ami Registry i open from u to 9 J Mi MOORE Sail City Utah DAILY TRAINS ts City a ntn and st i RQd a jt S and City and Sia Train leave Salt City daily rom S n d toJ 1 J Great Number of Prisoners Captured The Catastrophe at the Pitts ton Goal Mine Par by an escaped Miner DESTRUCTIVE FIRES Reported Indian Massacre IED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH Oregon A Utah li K York F ami 111 il T Patrici H CM cr of U Overtoil Pa U P III J OFFICERS iii to II Hooper D T Jack of Common Tj The Hook in Woods York York The Methodist Book Concern Committee do to suspend Limhan from the Assistant Agency of the Con cern and appointed June 8th lor tbe investigation of charges made against him by Rev Dr Carlton Dr Lanahan yesterday sent the Committee a com which reasserted his allega tions of fraud and mismanagement in the conduct of the affairs of the Con cern He staled he had new hnd im portant evidence in proof of his as The damage hj the lecent hies in the foreste of Ulster and Sullivan Counties is estimated at half a million dollars Heavy showers yesterday effectually checked the flames to among old Gone New York who leave next week for have declined nn invitation to visit Boston A new and fatal disease lately appear ed among horses in this city The Second Avenue R 11 Company has now animals under treatment and a number died within a few days Richard 0 foi Join years on the New ToiL Hei aid and main died in Brooklyn Paris 28 L Ad Lf it a lite hour carried the oi Pete Chaise The it hi been found in ind being given to engineer McDonald he at communicated warning of danger to the bottom of the began to hoist the bringing with the first four men In the thiee tups no while the made the rope Clipped oft the puller mil ill fm ther means of escape were piis Vt one it the bottom of the shaft two hundred and eighty feet down saw a nervous twitch ing oi the bell wire which the bell re fused to respond to and suspicions of some disastrous accident immediately ran into the east gangway several hun dred md warned his brother of I with Mi ins Neie the list to fiom the In an hour and a quarter the breaker had burned to the ground and men of all vocations in life began removing the timber the passage to the mouth of the No but a sm dl well being able it was ind from the river a mile distant Tele were dispatched to Scranton and iur nice Xi aug stt im 01 three o dock ind the same time cime the Hose Co of Pittston The steamer followed soon after By live oclock had cooled and wood cii the shift nnd ei c to den the mouth of women ind hid congregated tbe scene of the disaster and their hcart lending cries the 111 At C 40 of the mine had cleared to let down a dog he down the first time for three minutes ind being let a second time and shying the doj up At 7 p m fl is to the mouth of the mine and a work made To ci the opening t cimage has been constructed and preparations made to enter at eight p Two men were let down about twenty feet with lights bell ropes water and tools They remove burned timber and charred scantlings and arc constructing a parti tion to secure up and a current of turned on the gas and six miners time out with him Before then shift un the air was so bid they could not woik This wis about fifteen minutes before the and up to the top five minutes before the fire w discovered The first intimation we had oi the fire wis a sound through the mine t if theie in explosion of sis An English miner slid it is were then working about fift the bottom ot the shitt on the mst I then nn to the bottom of tbe shift coining ran biek to nn md told them we ue dl lost the shift fne We ere en in ill TS a then i to the foot of he shaft md binning neie coming donn We on wi tei lo put out the fire smoke so intense we dense cimo down the shift and filled the We to west side in the direction of the river bridge down the sope ind got in at the door 11 others nuking 18 ei In tint the smoke cime in upon us so gathered up a gob oi fane stuff from the hack and plas tered up cracks of the door and stuffed coats 111 holes which stopped the smoke lor some time We now time foi thought Xo one ed to see again and said it wis i second A We a 1 sung prijed calling upon God in Ins all felt on was brought out by my Bobert at he oclock morning C WM P APPLEBY CONVEYANCER Register in Bankruptcy n mm COMMISSIONER FOR WISCONSIN ILLINOIS TOW V N MUSKY MASSACHUSETTS NEBRASKA OHIO INDIANA III KANSAS MICHIGAN NEVADA legal and Instruments up and Ac of taken to be used lu world of Collections made and promptly correspondents principal cities ol door North of stairs Mam Street Suit Like Cits THE STEAM ROAD SALT Miller M Burton J W Rut I L OFFICERS air Some few minutes previous to this a man was let down by a rope seventy lett into the shift but ly gave signal A strong current of air comes from the opening carrying with it thick smoke ind obnoxious giscs ioi the rescue of be pushed with the great est until 12 30 when as stal eel the first m in IMS i cached The file Jioni coin of the wood woik 23 CT to leiu e with Ins on Tuesday for Long Bfe will attend the examination at the Military in June The of Outside Paris Sunday night AH quiet within the not i shot has been filed truce ten o clock tlm morn and have the fiames under control The Russians at Romainville made a including limed On evening ill the who came their lines were disarmed and placed guard There are oT cruelties by ate to men and children found with arms in their hands Provision trama are entering and there is rejoicing within and without the cit the the from Minister HANDY GILCHRIST ATTORNEYS AT Solicitors in Chancery OFFICE SALT LAKE CITY IT T Groo W Richards A 11 Theodore Jcn John CU Joliu E Winder Lewis Tata D T McAllister K W Fox J K Campbell I Sala DaTia Groo t Wood and C Little 9 Clinton D T W Jeter Clinton and e and Versailles yesterday shot the ol I ins intl two other lem lining in then pos Che Ind captured La one hundred and nine ed there i u gives of the ot tin of Belleville and states the insurrection is now comprised w i spice oi a lew hundred French and The remaining gents must die 01 sun ehder Versailles Sunday P tion completely suppressed band of insurgents left Great of prisoners Coal Pittston 111 the men m the mine oS in been do id At last night thes in effecting an entrance to the bottom of the shaft At word tint had es in and sent up the cage foi men and This morning the excitement at the shaft was greater than ever Up to 8 oclock men had been brought up to the top wluch tix dead and all insensible brought out oue or tw o h n e so f a ered 0 be able to give an account of thein elves Exploring o proceed with tlie utmost caution ind been brought out as with foul gase At 11 i m 0 been out 10 ot whom weie deid ind at 12 not than one 01 two rein lined in the mine Every one nf he men A World Cables despatch from Ver sailles on the unconditionally brought up lor found stone dead the past ten hour The excitement was almost indescribable Thousands of peo ple crowded around the mouth of the pit their eagerness to and hear were with difficult kept outside of the rope which wis the shaft At the time ot ignition oi the upper paic of the shalt of miners n ere being changed and md few aliened coming out Alarm nine oclock this morning Tlie shughter on night till Altogether tlic suppression of the lias cost over sixty thousand lives and the destruction of a third of Pills The following telegram was received In to Tbe Aich bishop and SP shot on night Jbe his been ind those of the eminent smill Signed Washington Secretary of has the Treasurer at New York to sell two mil lions of gold on the 1st and 3rd davs and one million on the 2nd 4th ind odi of June ui in ill ind one mil lion bonds on c ii in Tune or four millions in all Reported Sioux Cih Tune ol undoubted lust aimed fiom t he Kun ot who went to i fuw igo to the Beese Indians surrounded Buford and the e gar The report maj not he tic hut it i known tint the Indians in Dakota ind Montini ire ing in war parties ind it is the loun Boston Thompson i well known iob printer publish er of the Evening committed to dai hinging He was Breath depressed in spirits ow mr to in enure ot i the first ot Much of One Miners one of the taken out ot the mine line The steam road wagon which was exhibited in this city is tbe invention of Oliver Hyde of and was built under his personal su by Hanscome Co of San Francisco Previous to its exhibition here it had only been used in hauling the iron columns for the capital from the foundry where they were cast to the Second street wharf San Frail Cisco It is now on ita to the Salt LaLe Mining District where it will be used for hauling ore and other freight though it was invented as much for plowing by direct traction as for other purposes It differs in ae eral points from the steam wagon brought out from the east a few weeks since tlie principal being m the That of the eastern is tired by a rubber band four in cheis thick and twelve wide which i covered by a patent chain armor the whole patented by H Thompson of Glasgow Scotland Hydes tiras on the during 01 side wheels consist of rubber cylinders four inches in diam eter and twelve in length laid across the face of the wheel and kept m place by angle plates riveted to the wheel and by straps over them con t lining angle 11 on filling the space between the cylinders The strips are kept in place by being bent at the end in the shape of a hook and fastened of uon rings riveted to the shell of the wheel front 01 steering wheel is made in the same manner but is of smaller dimensions The engine is oi horsepower has of Time inches and eight inches stroke geared lo one with the driving wheels which are feet in diameter ol the wagon A HUGGAN AT COMPANIES SALT LAKE BRANCH EXCELS FIRE INSURANCE OF CHICAGO c H 11 W EX E M n A ir 11 OFFICE Under Salt Lake Reading Rooms A of this md 11 L LIABLE i COMPANY I3 wo arc foi business In mr public i that nil bo earned uti fill mto H R MANTT VOER SALT LAKE E O at pi Soutli street nt hia Residence V A WITCHER Second South Street opposite B me WELLS U T Purl it titul U paul to and of Titlo Prop il J ami FITCH MANN ATTORNEYS AT LAW OFFICE First fourth ol Hooper Bank A Assortment of WALL PAPERS ROLLS BORDERS SHADES 1 U KIMBALL LAWEENCE CHEWING TOBACCO STOVES J M ALLEN Dealers in all kinds of Tin Brass Ware Manufacturers of SMOKE STACKS FURNACE MILL PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Tin Roofing and all lands of Job Work on the Short est East Street Salt Lake FOSt Ames Celebrated PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE IN TOWN H K BisKis ATTORNEYS STEPHEN DeWOLF AT LAW Sail the VTe Bobert fiom one an way to another ter for four hours steaming is pounds and it is capable of hauling easily thirty tons on x good level load at a speed ot two miles an hour though yesterday it hauled two tons Yesterday a train was made up a hundred foet in length comprising the wagon and three iron col on wheels which were hauled up J street to Tenth and down that mto the Capitol grounds A of time was caused at Tbird street by the breaking of two screws of the wagon This wagon and engine are entirety of California invention and manufacture and their performances yesterday proved that both are successes During her work in seven hours she con six huLdred pounds of coal and used three hundred gallons of water Greit interest was by our citizens in the working of the wagon yesterday the streets along which it passed being thronged with spectators many of whom followed it the entire distance watching carefully its workings and many compliment iry remarks were made upon its per by those best acquainted with steam power all of which was of course very flattering to Mr Hyde the who panics the wagon The wagon re quires the services of an eng neer and fireman W Hascom of San acting at present in the former capacity intending to go with it to Utah and fairly in ts worl Record SET sixtieth anniver of the of Count Wran gel was lately celebrated It is that during that period there has been no matrimonial al though there have been several little wrangles SMITH ATTORNEYS AT LAW SILT LAKE UTAH Ill Office First Door afi 01 P C E ATTORNEYS AT LAW Pour floors East Hoc per Bank R H Robertson JiSi G Spratt ROBERTSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW SALT LAKE CITY UTAH KOSWELL TIDBITS II D DRS TIBBITS SIMMONS PHYSICIANS SURGEONS of Main and i store SULKY RAKES f SCYTHES MD CRADLES Kimball Lawrences SIZES 3 TO 40 Ei WETTER cini D I J i liur vj tlnap FREIGHT by tlie carload can lui on CIRCULARS AND uf C Agent for Utah REAR OF WALKES BR OS ADOLPHUS H NOON MEDICAL PRACTITIONER TUOS n A V BANKING HOUSE OF A W White A Co E WELLS FAEGO EXPRESS FORWARDERS anil In Drafts on to East Tenple Street Salt Lake CitY Tirro T Agent in ft A VI 1 j tf H s n A ti ti A A ed m en POSE CITY Good Accommodation For Travelers Saddle Horses and Team1 fur Hire Tf Kelly Proprietor of John tilled Marr bad a litUo Iamb Its fleece iras white tb snow T sing ol Man nnd her sheen bcj re go It her to A wa And he j its time to shear Ann so they fastened on a Ten minutes rose at ils a pal mgr tbat crust Tust Xiu th To earth antl to dust All of says tbe is laj A Co rers of the celebrate tbe hope tbat Ii respect submitted to Ing aui Walker Bros RUBIES PEARLS Gold Silver Watches CLOC OF H ALL MACHINERY PERSONAL SUPERVISION Chains Rings Setts etc IN EVERY FASHION IN EVERY ALL
