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Show txj I f V ihi?T G rosv;?: J. TOOHY, DENNI8 ! iiM'inm u. Editor and Proprlator. SATURDAY. BEYTl 10, 1871. I DOUGLAS' blM UTAH- Below wo giro a four extract from tho most roltabls correapondviit in tho Territory, Co-rin- i and peer Into tho tho! with future of Utah pen and vision of a master, land we are sorry that our limited space does not afford room for the entire letter of Douglas as published in the Chicago Tribune of the 11th instant.1 After telling how the Liberal Party was organized y at Cerinne, with its famous and the subsequent squirming of platform, Godbeitus the thereat, the writer says: ' Another year came round and is now near ly gone. It brought a few thousand adven lurer from different quarters who had heard of the Ktmna Mne, and went coir i Uined by thedfiro to become suddenly rich regardless of expense or wear and tear. A largo division of this crew appear to have taken iU cue from Stewed and Fitch, for they either stotd aloof frum our politic entirely, or threw their Influence, such asoc-it wa-- , willi tho Mormons. , Mtewait took equator, casion, at a reception given hiui aswdhe-iohi fcLBt Like City, tolgive In hi 1'itch went up pi actically, to ilrighami-m- . id the Tabernacle on the Fouitli of July, ttj disapprove of jkj and, while profe-sin- g 1K! my, misrepresenbsl,, calumniated, and condemned tliose who are trying to set bounds to it. That, day in .Salt Labi City (the 4th) is Worthy of a wotd in passing. Tho Gentiles to be tho ynllor dog llrst pomt-sio- n under Brighams wignn on that occasion. They were cruelly snubbed, and then .went to work.Urivl got up a very credit ble celebration of the. roan. The ilomioii-- , eiuour-ago- d by the substantial adhesion of Stewuit and Fitch, dotet mined Co parade a coip" of tho Nauvoo Legion, although th it and illegal org mi.ation had been and on its mu la. fsii oy l j Governor, tliwaGavei nor' Unaa.th.rity iiq to the question at cour., got into whore it was mid is still pending. Governor ' Woods Acting Gotonior Geoige A. Governor Black who did this IVoe I I in; absei.t train tlu Teiritoiy. Ed. RKronTKu. was obliged to call on Colonel Do Trohriand, commanding at Camp I) ju as, I Mini! j. m authority, and the 0 f ' h f t anti-polygam- ; r, 1 i Ki I J . f n, -- j i ei t- a-k- 1 J di-ioy- "ili-band- bu-iucs- ai cd s, uily g o It Up wh U Bid Colonel told them that if th y rei?tvd hu would colii--- Mio Utah-- , ' 11 id a i p.rso them at nil vlrould tuck elo-ihave it , d, tlKii, to Senator Stewirt a Ipojt as lie lived. The Liberal Kvecutiv; Committee inscm-bleabout this time ti prep ire tlse tho p- politic p.v telling campaign. Hiving grown v. Li r than the body which crcat.d tliem within the year, at least in their own an' ad ire- - to the people conceit, they wliich was silent ft to polygamy. Then Convention of Salt Lake pinto tho tint! counties folowed Tooele Sunimit City. suit. All to catch tom GoJbcites. INua-- o hive nn oyu to the ttftcUlap. I The leading Godoeito appeared at thif convention and took an ncuve pait in They had nbo been very tiforniictit in wlnt'Was ciiIIihI tlie' Gentile Coiebritinji of 1 id.-- mjlence Day, whieli, with Sir. (iodbvfs largvi o Sterhip in ih i ,e of Slit Like City,j proU'csed the to l.i burnt orgin, give Tom Fitch ueci-io- n say in th T.h. in iclo Hnt lie didnt propose to act willt n p try lod by one who lutd gone biek on everything Mormon bn Juilyguiiiy, This was a had b sly! blow, but it was as foul at time, Tim God were supjHj. d toi have coneimled that tally gamy wus wrong, und to be moving hen veil and noth tt j'.l out of it lioiioiabiy. But what n mistukel Soon came n ratiilcation meetlntg, and had you been at this gathering of tho clans, and Would not have been followed, Governor bf tile meeting, supported by Colonel Warren, late of tho Confederate army, as Vico President, The sHakers vmlmiecd n Catholic Iihhmtin, whose whole being revolts at the idit of ftn Atneiicin Pope and' hierarchy preaching and practi-iiv- g the vice- - of Turk; !n Union General (Maxwell.) or wat re- -: mains of one, who cad light I Bir Ilian he can talk, who-- e talk' indu'd bristles with Slight; n polygamist, ten yers older in that sin than tho revelation conn man dmg its in old rebellion ngain-- t row liigli iprutics is, one and unmistakable lunatic, l.rigbain; The clans were more motley, if possible, in their composition. Judge Toohy, the Cuth-- ! a i afoiv-aiof Coiiuno, wa-- the die ' n is a of the evening. Following " hi of style, specimen Tliero is no such thing a a polygamic rt'Bgicn. ho rt'.lgioif in A met lea ha any po yit-- v in it. 1 uniht ns well go into a hog p"ii n ml take the morality of swine and call it religion. Out here in Cotton wkhI tho miners have a plume Ibrj polygamy d e true nanf , I ut not to he re-- ; 'whieli HnUii hen they haife a ju-- t conception of jKilygnmy, atul they ngtee with me that it l'he nui't lo rooted out ot this Tel l Bury. priesthood of Uutah, ho continued, ta not tho priesthood ot Jehovah, but tliu priesthood of the robber; not a priesthood tor the good of tho piMple, but a prietliool which build paiacia, every stone o wliich D stained with Jtho 1Kmh1 of the lnno?Yl, and wet with the tears of widow and iurphans. Kelsey, the polvgnmist, wn calletl fr, and Uion deiioumihe Judge TohysHHch, that lie (Kelsey) was a nlyga a nl s lyi - Mt-- t iipd 'g not aslitmei of it he wa l.icd down, and would halve beeh turned out but himself for Governor WohU who exeiU-to storm. the rising stay successfully - Thu wa the bubble prlckedl. The chief retired, glaring, ach to lii corner, and the clans scattered. The Undbeite1 cried In full pack, Hand ffl Polygamy may be right and it may be wrong, but it musnt bo touched. It i taught In your Bible, .wo learned it in your Sunday iklmois, Hiid if it isnt a mans riglit to live hi women all with hewunt the ojhi adultery to it, what to, provided they ari agreeable constitutional right ha he? At nil event, don't touch it; let it alone, and public opinGhk1 dog I' ion will soon strangle it. said Brigham. Arent wet chimed Tray, Let them touch Blanche, and Sweetheart. a hair of your hoary head. Brother Brigham, and our last drop ot Uood i yours. And now the Gentiles of Utah tiid cease to hope anything fiiom the little baud of hairsplitting lunatic cat led GodUites, who for a year or two lutiVe imagined they were proving their claim to the leadership of mankind by butt. tig their bends again. t everything thnt has received the sanction of human experience, j The election camo b in tine fullness of time, and I suppose wo ladled' a,boul 1,500 votes, no more, mark It, than last year, when the Godocites didnt favor us with their tu I stance, and when there werent so many C.ntl.'e in il Territory a this jaar ty a d! hu-Mir- 1 s -- o-- il - . 1 is-u- ed Di-tri- ct ! I f to-geti- ior i he-it- s I 1 j Jfi ' j h' f lhc-(iiun- d J i j In-hm- i d, sen-atio- to-w- it; j j ! I j j I I , con.-tituitiom- . i ii no ted lie describes the situation, V be tried, of epeahtng for thnmaetvea before the exact charge upon which they will counsel of employing council, after tho evidences are heard and with tho privilege long idiot. So much for a sacrifice of principle for votes. So much for enlisting deserters from the enemy. Deserted in turn, and in the crisis or battle. 8o much for a professed opposition to polygamy by men who yet cling to it by men with several women, each of whom they cannot in decency live with nor in honor get rid of. This U the afterclap I referred to. The attempt to yoke the Gentiles and Uodbeites made a farce of the campaign. Only at were the old colors displayed. A disthe trict convention at that ptaee platform.. and deoriginal nounced all compromise with the great wrong on which. Mormonistn is confessedly based. es anti-polygam- HISTORY y OF r.lORMOniSM. Wrltt--u ext rs,ly for the Coaiaxa Rxronrra and e oiaiuiug a true end succinct account of the Uelgu of Terror In CUh. Ed.J Tli Crime or Mur Jer Dsflued for It riff Cnttlug Olf of llslght mi l I.ee from II e I'Uurcb Why it Va llsrlgiiaut IVsrs tlir Arrh-rio- u la or III MohiiImIii Hr-lolinui-T- he . nr Moeaaere Tlso ikroplsel n llto Very ltuiboJIineut or llyioerlay The lien I of the Mormon fhitrrh Openly Clinrge I with MurJer The Mo-ler- MHcbeth n lltc, Salt Lake City, Sept. 14, 1871. An 0;on Lottorto Brlghnm Young. i Sir: There are time defined, limited and regulated by law, when tho taking of human life is and may bo Justifiable. First, in the defence of life; second, when life is taken accidentally and without any. intention of killing; third, when taken by soldier within tho military regulation; fourth, when taken in fulfilment of tho sentence ol the law. Any other life taking is murder; provided there be a union or joint operation Y-o- of act and intention, or criminal negligence. Then, if a Gentile in the street of this city should with criminal intent kill another Gentile, or a Mormon, it would be murder. Usow, let us reverse the case, and suppose thnt a Mormon should kill another Moi-mo- n, or a Gt utile, would it not be murder? The circumstances being the same, would there be any difference in the criminality of the two acts? Is it the man who kill, or the intent to and net of killing, that const! tutes tho crime? Would tiut tlto unlawful taking of liumuu life be equally criminal whether taken by a desperado in our street or the highest civil officer in the Territory? And would not nil jnst men consider it so absolutely? Why should tho guilty in one cibjo be condemned and not in tho other? Ceitainiy, intelligence refinement and ex aind position are considerations which but tend to aggravate and intensify the criminality of that uliich is by the law made ciiminal. You can not be ignoiant of the tact that in the United States no priest, as such, can sit in judgment upon a case of life and death. Tho power that cun legally tuko life must be, first, responsible; second, it must have been constituted and regulnt. by law, having bounds set beyond which it can not pa- - to tho prejudice of thright of Those questions and propo the accu-esiliuu are introduced here because tiny are entirely appreje of the history of Utah, and are put for your grave and earnest c6:i sideration, not by myself a a Mormon, or. an aHstate, but a a man. It L imtnalcria who ho is that puts theso question, nod whether ho sails in your bout, or puddb t hi own canoe. It is enough to know that they originate in that instinctive abhorrence which man has to tho unlawful mid irro spoiisibio shedding of human blood, and u painful suno of the bounden duty of every good citizen at whatever time and in whatever place to aid in biinging the muidcrur to justice. Tbi may be equally true of other criminals; but it is josiblo lor such to offer reputation lor wrong without tho lor teituro of life. It i for this reason that the punisinent for offenses, other than capital, come within tho statuto of limitation. But life can be tho only equivalent for life; ate therctoro the duty of prosecuting the murderer coa-only with ids life. This is not only in nccutdaneo with ail known crimina law, but with our own Book of Covenant, wliich say: lie that kill shall bo deliv- crel up unto tho law of tho land; and again, lie that kills shall not have forgiveIn thi connection wtf ness in llii world. to consider the principal villain, uro not only but , tho accessory also. This latter is oi e who stand by and aids, abet.-- , or assist, or who, being present, Jittih aUunait in -couraietl und vounsetied tho perpetration of tho crime. Tho guilt of tho accessory is equtl with lh.it of the principal. An aci tho ono who fact alter after full cessory ha a been ciimo that committed knowledge conceals it from the magistrate, or harbor ami ' procct the person charged wither found guilty of tho crime. My mind has lawn drawn to tin particular line of thought by information lately received of your proceedings at St. George, when you excommunicated Isaac C. Haight and John D. Lee from the church. It appears that Lee, who was not present, knew nothing of your action or intended action in hD cae until after the meeting. In fact tho first ho knew of it was from your own lips, llnight was there; hut was completely at tho slop taken to cut him off. lie claim that 1 was not notified to appear. Ho tried to speak in his defehso, but you si 0 iml him at once, and refused him any opHUtunity to defend himself, There was no formal charge presented against theso men; there wn no regular trial. They were simply accused of muiders committed at the Mountain Meadows nearly thirteen years before, and voted out of the church without a hearing. Now, sir, I refer you to our Book of Doctrine and Covenants, altich says that any member of the church trangrving, or boing overtaken In a fault, shall be dealt with ns tho Scriptures direct. And againt alt caa the accuse and tM aocrntml $holt have a privilege d. sur-pTis- the counselors who are appointed to speak on the case have finished their rentarks. Then, after the decision baa been given, if the remaining counselors who have not spoken, or any one of them, discover an error in the decision of the President, they can manifest it, and the cose shall have a rehearing; and if, after a careful rehearing, any additional light is thrown on the case, the decision shall be altered accordingly. You see, sir, that by the canons of our church every man is entitled to a fair trial. And you will bear in mind that any decision really or pretcndedly predicated upon those canons is recognizable by the civil courts. To illustrato I will say, that if previous to the excommunication of Haight and Lee you did not deal with them as thoJ(New Tetament) Scriptures directed, and if you did not cite them to appear before you substantially as required by the ecclesiastical code, and if you did not formally charge them, giving them a reasonable time to answer, and if at the trial you ,dd not permit thton to introduce testimony or to speak for them sol vof or if you abridged them in any of their legal righu as delendant, you are liable for damage in an action at law bolero our civil court, regardless of the guilt or innocence of the delendant. My informant, a good Mormon, who little thought she was talking to Argu, told me that when Haight cnycd to spoak in his dcfcne you immediately arose, und in nn excited manner commanded him to keep silence, and commcnc! to walk bactcwnd forth, say-in- g you wouldnt hear a murderer speak, Oho! you wouldnt! wouldnt!! Immaculate prophet! Surely innocence shull die with you! After having fullow- hipped tho'0 men Ibr thirteen years since the Mountain Meadow massacre after having protected them from arrct and punish-moby the coiftt during all that time-a- fter having deceived the American pooplo and surprised your own by the most unjustifiable lyings through the columns of your official organ, in which you substantially denied that any Mormon had anything to do with that massacre after having sacrificed even your personal honor to Governor Gumming1 in 1802 by promising to have these very men arrested ainj tried you suddenly become so exceedingly good that you wont even hear them in their own defense! Out upon such hypocritical Why, sir, a judge of our conrt would hear the vilest and meanest of criminals. He would hoar iutt in your defense. I jwill tell you'wby you would not let Haight defend hiruself. It was because he wa a member of tho military council that re- ceived and acU'J upon the instruction sent by you to govern Colonel Dame in hi action toward those emigrant. C. Haight knows perfectly who is and ought to bo behl responsible tor that massacre. He could have told you to your lace and in the presmeo of the people that in that in human slaughter neither Lee nor himself transcended tho Older received from their supciiors 6afs in the church Und in the lie could have given a testinutitury mony which' would have madoj yoli shake worse than you did when Judge Titus said -to you tn Ihis city: 6V, y u ure u od -u without regard to church membership, and then with open doors, free to all comer, finalgive them a full and fair trial. And, face ly, be 'you there as their accuser, and do it. them like a man. You daro not -- Arqve. ili-fat- I-a- ac ed , du errand 1 have got the proof in my conelu-iv- o There were indeed -ren on why you dared not let Haight enter ujmn hi defense, and why you 1ahku court NuT hold your very in the presence of Leo, And this wa you who had become so shocked at mans to man that you wouldnt hear a murderer speak. loor Macbeth, how have must that dagger frightened you! fcjir, your piocoedmg on that occasion were not only and unju-- t in but tho last degree, they reveal tyrannicui and pliblish the guilty conscience of Brigham Young a clearly as though your of guilt shou.d appear in the next issue of the JJcscrei t tea. And a a fitti to conclu'ioti mptible doings, ting upon your return to Salt Lake City, you stopped at Harmony and told Leo what you hud done, saying the whole proceeding wa but a shunt and pretense, for purpose ofolieyl and advised him to remote to Knnab, and taku bis wives and ail hi. family with him. Sir, it lequiiv an effort to keep ones temper when coming so frequently and repeatedly in contact with your doublc-di'tulcduplicity and treuvhery! After sacrificing Lee at St. George by trom him your still potveiful protection, you cajole him into acquiescence by a falsehood. Yuu artfully extra t the fangs with which the serpent could so ntfl'ctunlly strike you by deceiving him with a few soft word and show of patronage which co- -t you close kis mouth nothing, while they serve and prevent the posibilitie of vengeance. The cutting off of Leo and Haight was no ham. It wa an earnest, serious action on your part, not becnuo you wa horrified at their crime, but, rather, alarmed for yourself. Yes, sir, you have succeeded in getting Leo off to Kanab, where ho can be under the espionage of your Danites,' away from Gentile interference, and where lie can safely be assassinate! whenever it shall be deemed necessary to your safety. In conclu-iolet me say to you in solemn came-tnes- s thnt you are bound by every consideration of the circumstance, by the important facts involved, by the value you place upon your imperilled reputation and i which you preside, that of tho church-ove- r have fora popular verdict by. the regard you ' if finally against you, may be found which, be irresistible and crushing in Us unconto trollable indignation, to nullify those proceedings hid in tho obscure settlements of St. George, and duly cite Wm. JI. D.une, I..C. Haight, and John D. Lee to appear before a General Conference of the whole Church at Salt Lake City, giving them timely noUou of the tame, a:id the poekdv cun-lessi- on tho-econ- with-diHWi- ng n, extra-(judici- al MISCELLANEOUS ADVTS. TO-DA- Y. OPERA HOUSE. &Zmreo & ft GRAND CONCERT ' I r 1 i ) vh! " t by T ns I- SINGERS. TYROLEAN WESTSRK UXIOSf TELKOHArn CO.) i U, gj - PROF. GSCHWANDfiERS THE LATEST DISPATCHES- - i San FrancKco, Sept. 16. The surveyors of the Southern Pacific Railroad reached Petropolis, thirty miles from Lot Angeles, on yesterday. McGlynn, the Republican candidate for Stnto' Harbor Commissioner, by a small minority, by Rosenfleld, Democrat. Tho Republicans elected all tho other Slate officers. was-defeate- j VVi tt .V t 1. It Which frT. s series of pi cm lug rnterti"ment. winter, has srnrsd La town, sud will giro two concerts, -- 1 i f CONCERT TROUPE, TYROLEAN ! ISAN FRANCISCO. SALT LAKE CITY. ,- f .! f- - r snd prescr bed bjr more lea 'll or Phj other tout or atltutiltut now Jj, than sl.'lsns and sny Slept. Evening, Saturday for Ferr us- -. They are a tUlE PKKVEVTATIVE B liouanees and all di. 1'itermUteu'a. and 17th, Arus. (September Evening, tfnnday orders arising from miatnatl ranara. The, srs ss so anUd j spepUc, and iu highly reHmRteu ledars of j Consisting Invaluable assn Appetiser o taea of ludlg.sUon and Becnperant. and In cas s of General lty f sited In pro. iusuuu-they lav never in a ainale Comr Duetts, Solos renWa. at They partlco. happy duclng Ibe m ALE. strenRttn-mntarty BE3EFI HAL 10 'Edinlnd ic Songs, German English. snd (riving tn, the boly, Invigorating the The HUME sjstrm. will perform on three and elasticity to t" wh le with Proiesaor ih HITTER mw compounded -rare, l as ver been ff. red to the tho troupe couslms el two and o Toni rtltmuiant difirreiit inarum-uiaT TOTHS saTY, and a; tus U.ie and four geutlemon. pnbllnM) HLKA84NT so many r medical agtnu, ta. same tlmo combining t fratemttt as ths beat kttovo 25 penis. dore.'d by tbs medlo-.Children, Admission,,.! to th pharm scopes, I cots lltUs to giv them s j Are Indorasd lUi I . Quartette, and O.o-wsnd- e and ner gr-at-eat . .,,.1. i s-- t s ftr tr si snd Salt Lnko City, Sept, lfl.- - Tho total reshould have a Bottle. Family Every Till-- ; OLD COltAUit SUOoN ev r ous to res! tfie fotluwiitg ctrtifl. We 0, ceipts of silver bullion, this week, was from many cf the most wnluont physicians m tus of wliich $91,000 wa from Piocho, and conn fry : A. JACKONk'o.. Ed HT Locis Jnly $0,100 from Opliir The whole amount was to the tominuinca.ed n have ru you 's T THIS TOPULAU RESORT WILL 0njlpoV,al n he hiUt-r.forwarded East by Well, Fargo & Co. rf the Home aa s secret nr FittSl'-Ct-ASrona dcred be e it uf tfiereiore, all t telOHUd rnot, are organizing a Tho Gentile ratHBt med cine no ..stent having been it CIAL.OON. lues. Lq or., sud Cigar, of tao We the fortunt for tnakii'g ths have evamin.-ono names hundred cavalry company, over j Horn.' Bitter, snd nnbeaUaUngly s .y t e qiuUty on:rf ms Kept for patrons. tarn of rare xe I enre. all the artfr'ra already enrolled. 1IKXRY A. BIMIIOl. in it c m portion are the heat 'f tlie c'(li h vbtcu I tor. sets a-- 98,-00- ,1 . ! at.-- , k In IVov Ilnmls. t70.-JAM- mod-te- A re-ide- nts bt Prri - IDejpoit OF GEORGE ay I i imullnt Ftom. the belontr, htghlv Tt Ic, achle, ''armifative and rllgbily Dtxa.lv- -, The n i of rrrptrlng them t atrii tlv in accord nou wuh t rnl-a- of th m, awn iteffvt pi'acnacy. Havtngne1 in our pnv'.te e, ee tak- - p ca.tt e in trctl mending .hem to s'l pra' n delrtt of toklng li t. ters, aahiR the beat. Tonic and St mutant now offered to the pubhe. T. 0. ' ourrn. M. L. U. BotsUMRt M. D. C Anntvn Ilr.roi s. W. sits M. P K K MlDnWKI L, M.D. C. A Wans M. p. E. A. CLBK. W. D. I CJ Wm mu, M. D. . O. 'VK. M. D.j Dr C. V. F. l.ri'Wio, ng D-I- W A. atnrox. M D. IlrptBT VttMM. t tT. 8. Mabiak HOePtTAL, Sr. Mo., (h t. K, JH7D A. JA KSON Jfcifo : I examined the frni'iU for ntaMng the Jf me (tonjaeh Hit. Iona hve New York, Sept. 15. Jacob Vanderbilt, President of the Stutcn Island Ferry ComA. pany, arraigned on tho chargo of j manslaughter, pleaded not guilty. Now York, Sept. 10. There have boon few events in tho Vity that created such a genuine sensation in n political way, a the i decision of Judge Barnard, on yesterday, in A full stock of tho celebrated nn injunction case against the city officials. The! decision Was a surprUo both to enemies and friend of tho movement against tho Ps MiuKlcr's Chicago Wagons ring. It seemed impossible for Tammany adherent to believe that Judge Barnard would liavo rendered such a decision! and on hand and j the announcement ha filled with con?tcrnn-tio- n pries. Tfio.e w gone are the frienJs of Connolly and Han,' All lit r n It jr fund , ot tho Vrjr first utnt.-r- i it,. ttn1 the 'norning journals rejoice at the decision, r ktiowu sU through the West ss the fi st slid reitafile waaon tuide, and ere U tfiUANIE uti though the Democratic pros regard i it ns IN . VII.. Y IlhoL'hCf. a;oslulUtk of,1 bearing more directly upon Connolly than either the other two. The World think Conuolly niu-- t at once retire. It K plain Wagon Covers, all Sizes; Wagon that if fro doe not go, ho will be fum'd out. Bows, Thimble Skeins,f Wagon It Relievo tiiat the intimation is plain in f the, Judges decision that, the injunction Woods, ttagon and ('..nidge may be dissolved on Connolly's retirement, and that if ho doe not resign now, the Material, ol all descripMayor cunnot avoid impeaching him; thnt tions, for sale at the If he bo fool hardy enough to bravo a trial, the result already reached foreshadows tho lone st cash' rates : sentence which will be passed. Tliero is Also co raatly on hr ltd s full supply of every probability that Connolly will resign, seemed a at late hour last be though night firm in a determination to hold on as long as Mowers, Reapers and Mowers, Sulf-RaklTweed, Hall and Sweeney did. The ftiends Reapers, Threshing of Tweed and Sweeney think Judge Barnard Machines, Sulky Rakes, exonerates their chiefs, and declare that Plows, Crain Drills, criminal charges uro to be mndo against Gang Plows, 4 Connolly, and that he will probably bo arrested within a few day; and that Garvey, At d nil kind of the beet snd U!et mprovsd farm j m.ehiLtr. Keyser and other, for fraudulent claims, it ! said will also be arrested. Judge BarWARLIIorSE.. Near tho Depot. 14 lm nard ha expressed the belief that the whole in fails of warrants, responsibility signing upon Connolly. to-d- i i i combi-natw-- b-l- Wagoim YORK. " H s l Washington, Sept. 15. A womans club i negotiating for the purchase of a building in which to locate a business college which they propose to establish for the instruction of tho demi tnondu who wish to reform. NEW lux-trtv- lm WASHINGTON. ' -- ee-et- 1,1 Ooiiimo, - LOWE, XJ'tfkli for Always i ters. and ned them tn 'he Itoepital tor the 'a- -t fi.ur I eonaldtr th tn th- m at valuafile toulo month L. MEfA'EIl. and atlmnlant now n ttae fa A. Jackson At Co, Hf. I. vt. Jay A, d he fotrnulw from wntch oirt'el-er.tibavtg examl'it e rtomach lltlc prepared, and having wi nrae ibe method f eomti Ing the di.Ten-iiin. an felv tlietn aa the (uredlents, beat tome wit whl. li we are a qualo'ed. From great rare ifh which h y a.e rprn pounded, aud which enter tno them,-w- e from the choice mal.rl have nod uht that they wlllprrrve, aathey-riservo to be, tn- - moat txwuUr tonio and stimulant in - d a-- t 1 l'y tour, T. -, u- M V. T. X Vastikv, v. oV-er- f .n the above lly ronetir 1. Vat ,k. Nt.M. D.D. W O. 8, LKi'n, iJtrivjtA n. 'ft F (I. Fsavkm , M, i). W. ft. Kr.ar-- i Mea.t : j tS"!. Htttrr-rert k 'o.. At en d vin'in your r quest 1 have and hud t llte "1! me Ki'ne!t Hiirr-rav M. D. M. n. nsT. 1 awrLr, J- ,29. ltTilV. JoMV M. I). JOHV f'ONZ' t ha , O CovsTOC. M. D. with evt ry wrrd mUined I-'Tne Apr- -, rrcnti i-to , 't eofrrfn, ,nch a ore rl od ini pena.ttitli rlul n d. adir-teilt - 1 ntid ''nIl'v Ved Tiny it cnrit r ariro t na-v- tit t.t - Ve-j- fn )!y ting tonir. irr.'lHr.nt In l aa b- i( i.i f h 'Le t'ratmetit of In or d fillta'ed t re bef!ier from tnpai cd dig- eli a r fr-milxrt tt- - dlaotuia. Pr. J f.. VAT.iri'H. I. A. Jofva Sf. P. n. WATSV. ItKWT T. t. ftner.w.', M P. w. T. TAUrrn M. D. 8. V. ffimti nt ;t jt. .1 xt r r. 8. Mr Trrx, 'tt I. .1. H. ft. ."lr.l.Kn. M( P. ,P. W. It Ww6nw rr, M. P. O A PoUFHTT. I- - S: We q i), Wt-havH. Ch'cxgo of the C efira'M tnlud th tdlt.ra," snd fmt It to be rompoetd of arurfi that are coi sfiirmi the be tot ie, ! one of th b- at b tUra Medieal prof-aoft, we kn w of ow In ue. Ytrj r'iertn'y, - 4) M 'XtrAB. M. D. H. 8. ff auv, t. T. av-te- m, t. j q-ts- -k. i t inh -i e U. l. E-- by-th- s ' e - G a. Mxuncs M. P. Kohmam 8 tlAB'-ra- . f. . I Fj nil Druggists Cirorcr. WALn. For Knte d JAS. A. JACKSON A CO., Prop's, laboratory 103 d 107 X. 31 street, !' JeW-l- v NT. 1.0 FIN. MO. ng j BUCK BALL, 565 & 567 Broadway, N. Y., ! Eyster, Philadelphia, Sept. rer of the Mint, publishes a card intimating that the accounts of Dcllikcn, lutely removed, are not correct. Hannah Roberts, colore 1, aged nearly 180 years, was burned to death yesterday. IT1 or f.no nstlrsj And W LILY. GOLD slid niit...! instriinientr twrs .T 12 I'i-t- K ITino tTowcIrvw aid Join Work and Of lliory rsnted. Irtrrltion n. er , KXA-iiMc- i- t o it - hnd. Always on Agents jW.nntocl for Triumphs of Enterprise. book1 by james tautiJn. i s ve-me- n', acter, ingenuity, and public spirit, have contribut d to the s IVAtirement of the w r.tL Finely il ustraed; Iut a elj interesting, snd ,wry inatmeitvs. A rsrs chance for s n:a. SthJ for circulsis, snd note our (Xt.aterms. ht coiiinm:, I LEIWES, An editor, who is known to Iihvh Hti account at tho bank, goes from some fifty mile Toledo to that city, courting. ( Thu other night he camo to a climax, and the old man wa interviewed. So you want Clara? said the tn'cr familtns. f What will you Give her? her? gie new-paptho man, looking up vareplied cantly, Oh, I'll give her a puff. d J er ( s-- nd c tcuasan-- i erm, nisi'ed Fourth Ntrrct, 10 II male- ttuiiM. ot 4 ttre 0rooms ol Dft i,lNU- - sad rrlist r-- rZ b-- - atd hmt throutth-'.u- t i and lot 2S I'lte pr uile bow rent for Will be sold tow furcMh i.on of e. P. nxita Saw -- ctmoi. i o it. lux t Hcho," Is edthc a wtk ot it cUs fo- - tlprot.rU e foiiwig :eaeona: Th M ic i al new and rA; ev y p eo asfit a w. I ki own honst h td th ntekrlj Driven from Home, Artte me a 'Idtt.e brown Church, etc It cot. tain- - twice sa tuanv aont'a a cn tie t tu other works. Ths Mnah cud temi xty.fonr nut mr. sidtid ftfet so with one autho e up it'on IY ce, 7.X c .ts es h, or $7 5f p r dox-- n 8 unpie m fted to teachers for M etu- -. LPwrai artArg- - ents for lutr, d iction Add esa, J. L PV.THt-- . no A9 travav. N V t.et-te- -, f w-- Il . sua39lm -- .COKIXXr. r-- M re. ft f t.'iifl. Vl fI a, per muu In reply to a question as to whether ho deetf dknn: t. T'v: knew n certain Bostonian wha had spent tome time on the Plains, Joaquin Miller OR FOR SALE Wo rarely met, I think, as I was IIO ARENT, replied: niediumsrsd house, ou tlt but a boy, then, and celebrated for nothing or b U nf the track. Xi.qutre o' In particular but long yellow hair, a red a.h, J. V. Matou, t tie c files fits tlv t and a sixohoutcr, which, I regtet to say, I and CaliMiui ' Lurnb-- r Yard aug04.tr used rather tooely, sometimes, down there. I am now twenty-ninIf he remember gPtLL UdlDH AD LK1TCK nJUD- - A Eg PtcUU--y tuch a character, J si tks Htrohiva rCics. tho ebsj. iyvvLuaa of pr&usg cut It eoa at tt. rw, J h- Clgurs nud Tohaoeo, i lit. Pi 8 Tdy sgents wanted to sell the greatest work on the subject ever pub d. WOMAN AH A XV. FE AND MOTHER. Br P;e It. Chavaae, M, D. A work wh'eh. If placed In every fatulit, wilt Save the Uvea of tbou.i Mid of Mothers aud children yearly. If you w .ut. to make money, and do good, at once for our Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, la-lo- w i . M. A. PARKER A CO., Publishers, HHI Mad son street. C talcMO , I S absent-minde- j C is DONE TO OllDEU BY Anew of ths suceeft)l men of America, thfir wonderful invention, d'acovertes and acliH Jluhll showing how admirable art loo a, noble char- to-da- y. i tf 3m s-- plt ; Tho Assembly is favorable for a bill" authorizing a customs tho evacuation treaty, which will occa-io- n COtt the departments of by the Gorman, of Opposite the Reporter OOlre. 3 t. Ainc, Cohnlor, Sura and Aula. - DiscusChan-earnision on tho bill "takes place I)., J. W. CKAIIA.M, is ill. n UTAH. FOR op n:vioxs London, Sept. 16. A Times corresponda a QFFlQEi ent write that he traversed tho Mount Cents Tunnel in thirty-eigminutes. Tho air is form r of Fourth and Buntana itre.l , excellent, tho rails level, and Works admiraUTAH. ? 2 f bly. The Russian squadron, with Prince Alexis, IIENTJYT en route to New York, stopped at Plymouth WLolessls and Reull Dealer la for coal, and will remain there a week. lfl. Best Quality of Drill oh hanA, with dleHit.'li sud snter FOREIGN NEWS. VernilIe, Sept. i Mannfsctnrers of lZ ol virltj done ALL j I V7 ATOTlias I 2T 33niannfsettirtr ' j ASD ' I Dealer in treasu- 15. . DIAMONDS I?rocioiis Stonc.s. Montana st.,! Cofinns, MISCELLANEOUS. of Importer i i John HLupfer) T & CO., t4.-- Nl i E' C 1 9-t- m f H o FOR SALE- A No. I Wm. KnalJC A Co. Plano, direct from flic , never used, factoryOJTlce. at this v Apply i j. h .. ft By Hie Celebrated ot g! NirVV |