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THE UTAH AVALANCHE.
DctnilH OF n Territ,lo SnoW-Slide mt
Cottonwood.

| From, the Sat Lake Herald, Dec. o7.
t. Tho following sad intelligence WAS received
lit, 4 # Ys1g night by 1escret telegraph line:
ato oeen. rod noar the old sneltor, below Con-
sf s - olty1 ~ 'qt-ony in which, It is supposed, from
EI, Eh 10 ton 1e"is, % and teamRtera Woro buried.
~ ~ ~ snp soas.. ,stere dug themselves out
tho mon except the thrs O 1nsptionoi @ rmmror m
of toa1ns from both ways "oro pagsinr eacb other
when T,nhsl the - sS cam9 NM It. g 70 learn
some eight and others twelve. et u mos is IN n'I aI
viii lis logs broIos vas Shot, oaeo doaa man wP dfS
oast 200 feel ia ought iposa @ ssriod 10 dH nt
tho parties lost until spring. There is rant w.
citomont horo tonight; tho ucarch will I,c rc.
stunned IN tho morning. o' Az
tho f soash Mhas ~s sas2 Tss s foo~sg 3
t!onal particulars Of tho catastrophe. Ho say.
that the couch was in tho rear OF somo forty :
or tlfty orc teams and tho avalanche Of snow
came down tho ridge Of TIE mountain side about
locality OF tho elido will bo recollooted by
persona familiar With tho canyon as beini,
at tho point Of the ridge whore, until
burst forth on tho mountain sido of tie
road. Ho says tic stage was in waiting to rass
tho long limo OF teams III front, when ni ut once
the slide, with Width Of about two hundred
yarda and havlnga depth OF about ton feet, camo
down with torrillo yiofonco, carrying mon, muloa
and wagons entirely across tho crock, aomo afty
yards distant, aud burylng tlom on tho opposite
shore. The DOVE Of tie tragedy was inmotate-
ly sent to Central and Alta Cties, md largo
forco OF men, armed with all Of tho shoyos pro-
curablo in both towns, cnnlo to the roseuo.
Whilo largo force waA engaged III endoayorug
to unbury tho mon, mulos, and horscs, otLors
nado q temporary truck aeroBa tho route Of tho
Blide, IN order that tho mail coach and roar
teams might pass. Everybody went to worl. |
with q will; animals With broken limbs, that |
wore disontombod wore shot, and others wore |
left ntnnding in the SHOW pits, thore being, ut |
tllo timo tho stage lcft no means OF oxtrcating
them. Mr.. Wallace tlllnlsB that thero arc ouly
four mon certainly loat, and when no lott tie |
ground about LOO men wore huaily at work OIL |
Ieayoring to find their bodies. Wo know tho |
locality, aud tho force Of tho avalanche must |
hayo boon tremendous to havo carried mon and !
teamn to the opposite side OF the creek, as from
the highway to tho bed Of tho rayino, tho grade
OF the doclivity ia hardly over six dogroos Wo |
telegraplcd last eyoning Just before Tho Dcsorot /
Office cioBod, to Alta, to asceran tho 1lanlos of
tho lost, but only received tho reply that on ac-
count OF tic groat excitement, it was impossible
to ASCERTAIN who wore roscuod and wl!o wore still |
buried. 1t Is melancholy certainty that all who
woro not reHcuod previous to tho leaving Of the |
stngo, aro dead, and NO anxiously await ftlrthor |
and fuller Advicoa.
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FFhM tHc CfHt3IANH 73NYHTFfF.
Iz,rcr's Magazine is in error whom, in m arti-
ycars nyo, it alludcs to LION. Dixon IL Lewis as
boing from alissigaippi. Ho waa long in tho
House Of Representatives from Alabama, and,
wo bolloYo he diod.n United statos Senator from
TINT Stato. 1fo weighed AA0 pounds, md was
othorwiso immense in his proportions.
During the great debate between DanIcl Web
eter aud Robert Y. Hayne, in tho United Staten
senato in 1880, ho found himself wedgod in
back Of tho Vico prcsidont'a chnir whcro ko WAS
nearly Bufrocatod for want OF air,-tha Senate
Chamber being crowded to oxcosS. 1Io slowly
mado his way to tho window nnd cut holo in
one Of tho groat panes Of glass, and thus OBJ
tninod tho desired respiration. In one HonHo, ho
WAS tho greatest man over in Congress-.
, 1873-01-04

FFQit tht 81. lHHt IffSs.
Tho swift aud gigantic strideg with which st.
Paul iY loallng forward to the status Of gront
commercial city Ia but indicated by a co'npari-
aon Of it's building stattaticB for tho voAont yoar
with thono Of milwaukee,, which aro contained
III tho milwaukee, papers Of last ''uudny,
No. ofitufiHys. (ts.
Ht. Paul .-................... DaA 32,34G, ts2
milwaukee, ..,.................. 4lb l,aaa,67u
From Which 1t appears That St. Paul with a0.u{l1
, 1873-01-04

T1VORCEH LEGALLY OHrAlSED. FEE AFTER
1)uecroa; scandal aFpdol ntno }esss practice In tha
eoutss af OhlcaRo. Adlsoaa +, u. Ji11 lo31.
, 1873-01-04

fNO sxCt !ANtllt, AN ORGAN, PERFECTLY NEW
inr otal. grnuarlus, furniture t'm.r, Ao. Addra.a
with tall phrt1 .ltlars, j H. cnto GarriHr H.
, 1873-01-04
FRATRlCIDE.

Young Man SIhin III n Quarrel by 11ls
19rothcr..Illg TrnEctiy Witnessed by
IL Young Girl--Slvorn To Secrecy for
Four Years.
, 1873-01-04

Inhabitants orcctotl tic moro buildings in 1879
than Milwaukee with ttB az, 900 people, and st.
Paul expended nearly million dollars moro III
thelr construction than Milwaukee.
, 1873-01-04
TO RENT--EJOUSEG.

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Or ring, with pArt cash Apply ut Glhbo Theatre boz
afllpn. - ~
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