-- " , It PUBLISHED WEDNESDA - 1EU YEAR. kw - ( SEMI-"- Y W SA TURD and VOL. IV 13. 1873. OGBEX, UTAH, SATURDAY So. 102. whether the officer certifying them was ennueu oy tne law oi ;ne aiaie anu me usages of the House to give him those credentials. the House Teercnpon. OglciiAXB CLOSINGOfiioc: OF MAILS seated Mr. Clark, though, a few weeks ARRIVAL ARRIVALS. after, the eomniiilce reported upon the 5.45 p.m. 7.50 a.m ftilt Ltike Citv, double daily, wuolo case, the House decided tnai 7.40 a.m. Thtouah Mail daily 6.40 p.m. Mr. Clark was not entitled lo Ihe seat ho Et,'ThrougU Mil Unily S. had been occtipyiug, and gave it to his 6.30 p.m. 8.40 a.m v,U Lake City, double daily 6.20 p.m. competitor, Mr. (lidding. Mail daily TliMUKli Vet, 8.40 a.m. Mail daily Mr. Poller. There is no question Through iw, ' CL08IN0. AMERICAN. about certificates presented in this cusp. 7.00 a.m. Lake and tho K:iBt pr Salt As 5.00 p.m. the West appeared by the very proper inquiry Washington, 8. lur fait lke and mails of via the yomEvanston, ro gentleman from Connecticut Mr. Rich Ci.imiy, There ia the best authoritv for siatine Kr v ...v.. v"nuj, nnfl leave mo nvmn this is the only certificate preKellogg never has of and Saturday, at Spain Umted States of America, Teusiory it Jl.iu. that the government the only pretense that anyand sented, and since the signing ot tne recent protocol, Cache Countv, Tuesdays, Thursday of Utah. 5.00 p.m. the seat The resolution of has to t body Logan luail.V Sunday expressed any inclination to have it L. Woods, governor of Ulah &.(U p.m. I, Mr. Merriam goes, by George Rich Countv, TucMtayn nud Thursdaya my colleague and although some alarm has been 2.3U p.m. . do hereby certify that at an Mondays and Thursdays North Territory, oi way onjeetiou, io tins genueuiaii created bv recent reports Irom Havana, Uuntnviiio, Wnduesday and Baturelection held in and for thelerritory t 7.30 a.nu sworn in, upon the ground that he dav' there is not the slieluest appreueusion of Utah, on the 6th day of August, A. D and Slaternville, certAin I'lain of City is Lvnnr, praciices contrary to guilty 3.30 p.m. expressed by the executive branch of Miinilnvnaml Thursdays to tne House oi lie the laws of the United Stales. Now the lor IXil, Delegate 3.00 p.m. the United States eovernment of any Riverdal', Wednesdays and Saturdays presentatives'of the United States, 22 difficulty with my colleague's objection ami has occurred to ,ieuiMuj -11.30 a.m. trouble, and notbius 913 votes were cast, of which number is, that the statute has prescribed ceruud Saturdays uMidmisri the confidence in either ihe OFFICE HOURS. George Q. Cannon received 20,009, and tain nutilifications for the oflire of Dele 6.45 p.m. honest - 8.15 a.m. or ability of the Spanish General Delivery, purpose George K. Maxwell received 1,942, and gate from the Territory, but among SUWMV, o p.m. i" .)' eovernnieut to fulfil its ensazeineuls. that 2 votes t were cast for other persons; those qualifications is not innocency in FOREIGN. REGISTRY DEPARTMENT l Delay so far has been unavoidable, it is Oiien from 9 p.m. anu that tne said ucorne u. cannon. respect of practices to which my friend Havana, 8. MONEY OKFICK DBPAKTMUMT. oulv aeeeutlv that arrangements for Ihe number the ef received alludes. greatest having Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. nnrisiiiiimation of the azreeinents have Capt. Jovellar says the entire islaod votes for said oSice, at said election, is We had that precise nuestion in tho be will Outside Door open from 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. all doubt no He has is quiet. JOSEPH 11ALL, Pontinaster. been completed, what ever may have bv nie herebv declared duly elected Dele- - Fnrt Coiiffrcss. , when ' and a- frentlcman r satisfactory arranged peaceably heen suircrosted heretofore as to the pro to the House of Representatives tof from j with disloy was gate now He charged Virginia the without difficulty. the slightest tbat asserted be it can now the United btates lrom tue Jerntoryoi alty ami otner oitenses; and H was 7.40 a m. gramme, train arrives - c. Vinnniua" will be delivered to one ot declares that he doesn't intend to leave Utah to the Fortv-thirConcres. agreed, almost without a dissenting voice 6.40 p.m. our 7683618 within the uext ten days at a Havaua. ncr transfer his power te Gen. u. v. nereun upon this side of the House, tbat the uave i ln wuereot, testimony wuo arrived G.20 p.m. Pnhan nnrt. in onen dav. and the sur Muero, the Sejruudo Labo CP. ' leaves hand and caused the seal of House had no power to consider or desteamer from Spain. The to set mv last 8.50 a.m. the be will crew by u. r. and of Utah to be aflixed. passengers viving the Territory termine, as a prerequisite to admission, 7.50 a.m. transferred to a U.S. ship at Santiago de feeling among the peopled Havana is u. c. train arrives Done Lake Ulah at .Salt lern City, whether or not he had been guilty of to a 5.45 p.m Cuba in an equally open manner. The quieter, and there is disposition and on this the 11th day of October, those or any other offenses, provided ho tory, home of the mandate the with a.m 8.40 leaves vessels to perform these services will comply came here with the consi itutional re G'.30 p.m and the obligations f the 1872. and soon be named if they have not already government, GEORGE L. WOODS. quirements in reference to his qualificawitnoui been designated by the Secretary of the protocol with Ihe United .states, Governor of said Territoy tions: and provided, also, he brought discussion. fnrther T?Aiirimi Services received and Navy. Admiral Polo has lately By the Governor: pmna facie evidence of a right to a seat, Ewrv Snndnv, in tlieTaWiiaclo, at 11 a.m., The General commanding at Santiago tJeneral from communication a A. Black. Captain George In the Second Ward s"iikhiiumw in a certificate from the uovernor. ot miruenerai at o p.m. , Jovellar, iu which there is no reference de Cuba, in the absence of said Territory. ho.ue and Third Va d Wire there tvo certificates here, or any ( Secretary 7 without nctinsr placed aud 11 authority, a.m. ripl. p.m. of his alleged resigna-tioEpiscopal Church at 11 the to subject about the office, it would then contest i and a.m. p.m. ninetv-twof the "Virginius" prisoners Methodic Church at Mr. Cox. Will my colleague allow me at 7.30 p.m. Hall), to refer the questibn to the (Child". be Lecture. proper Spiritual.it to say a word. decided aboard of the ijpanisu The Supreme Court But when on Elections. Committee The to Cicnfuezas. them sent the moved Merriam. Mr. pre Having that the Attorney General of Utah and few who was elect to no as is City there Ogtlcn too question pen vious Question. I now demand a vote. remaining prisoners were either Newt Depot, At John (i. ChamlK-inot the United States Attorney, is eneven or now we consider cannot of ed, try like or would to be removed, Mr. Cox. I being youths my colleague very day, Sundays excepted. titled to the prosecution of cases and ill man was guilty the that this set at been suggestion moment a me to for have to tender liberty nee, only. yield offences against the laws of the Terriof the offenses charged, because that bin Mr. Merriam. 1 do not yield. The prisoners while at Santiago were . do with his right to tory. no in aud on the authorities bv was wpII trpdted The question seconding nothing whatever to put in thfl Rpnate Windom xntrouuo eu a. a seat here. molested by the populace. When the nrevious Question, and thtre were hill to incomorate the Southern Irans- - way Mr. Maynard. There is another ques reached Cienluegas, the avpR ti9. noes 74. "Bazaine" th 10 ana eraac u. i;o.. iuc Pnnf npntA ' in connection with this case to tion of to Havana UVUluvuw, not se was So the commander telegraphed previous question riirht of way through the puDlic lauas which I desire to c ill attention. It is an conded. " The Captain-Genernth.. Kirtie: referred to the committee his arrival. resolution is introduced with a, this that moral do not return rise immediate Mr. Cox. I any swered, ordering the on public lands. r.f thp Ba7.aine" and the prisoners to nuestion here. I do not care anything preamble which asserts certain proposi S ipri,.n.n jntroaucea a Dili iu imiuui tions to be facts. We Lave no evidence I., ize ine organizanou m u Santiago, where they must have arrived about Mormonism; but the point is, that to that Four Doors from' Z. effect; we have no documents prea nas to time. this gentleman prima juae rigui without circulation; reierrea to commit by this tho mover of the resolution has sented: Santiago, Da Cuba, 3 ihe seat, and we are setting apreceueni statement upon his own i utbor- no made 1 arrived know my The U. S. steamer "Kansas" that may be dangerous. introduced a bill to provide lor r.nn or otherwise, and it seems to me that SHOES, BOOTS for here yesterday, after a hard passage friend and I should aerce in regard to llywould be transportation and permanent it very rash for us to nssumo cheap the "Kansas' am some practices in Utah, but I hope Ihe LEATHER between New York Tim fiommanders of and those statements, and to act of the truth freight persons forma made a House will not depart from the regular, SHOE FINDINGS, and Chicago. He said as there would Juniata" have not j et so far as to prevent the -them, down upon break the of and the established for the custom, delivery Virgin reduce be some question as to the powers of .Ipmar.d At the Lowest Vricc. of this delegate. in of swearing ne wouia ius" prisoners. The latter we re remov prima facie certificate of the governor Taken. is in that It aspect of the ca?e that I on Congress to enact this law, us ed from tail to Moro fort tins morning stan'i the Territory. Lei priuciDe io ia makiucr the motion from junm reierreu bill the nrpvontcd that ask lrom "Kersaint" and I meve that the Delegate w . i and it was so or- The French war steamer "N'iobc" are in ra. of I first Committee, tbat making to refer thought diciary ri'ih be sworn in. the British sloop of war on to the committee this resolution dered. . . would there I inuuire if Mr. Kelloflrg. to unsafe trro. , crrpnt manv propositions me the harbor. it Ihink I adopt a very is any other certificate or credential from was made a law in EXECUTED. other the or resolution, lo NEATLY proceeding, salary bill any KEPAIRS repeal the governor of Utah t a mernoer oi House reflecting upon speoial order for The Speaker. The Chair is informed this some DEL tlio have we first OUU an unless execuue OF ADMISSION in House, Senate The by the Clerk that this is the only cre-i- l eviEGATE. day. confirmed the nomination ot ueurge-en lilt that has been presented from ground laid, either by documentary made statements or oi dence introduced, by It. Maxwell, juarsuai that Territory. WATCHMAKER AND JZWELER, the gentleman who introduced the Consuls, collectors of luternal of Will number by Massachusetls. debate of of the Mr. Butler, aud The . Silver following rcpqrt has proposition upon his own authority and revenue, &c. No definite action the gentleman form New York Mr. Cos Plated Ware, MAIN STRtKT. OoDtN. on of comminw House senate in the the taken by Representatives responsibility. ullo.v mo a single word?' neatlv done aud all work warranto. vet been R.nairi, iKo tinniiTDi. . ( 0 Mr. Niblack. 1 now insist upon m on judiciary, iu of the Delegate from admission Mr. Cox. 1 yield to the gentleman the Chief the Justiceship. motion, that the pending resolution be tien of Williams to com Utah, is taken from ihe Cowjrcssion- - with rtleasure. the resumed table. be will by The subject Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts. I desire laid upon the was agreed to. or The motion on 1 not rnuay believe do mittee Thursday aUivcordut'Dvc. 2d. to say to the House that DOCTOR OR a can oi no further objection, Mr. There being Iu the House, t under e wnu ne comes IF YOU WANT A T110MSONIAN, man a prop.. .f t'.lln MavnarJ. I suppose it is now that when Mr. Ufa in.iieuiciai-ums Tliomoomon numuer nt.s.uCannon ui 1 again presented himself and States a larffe in order that the Delegates be sworn in. er credentials from the proper authority anu CALL ON DR. by taking the oath prescribed. qualified or reierreu. of the troduced House, was auoui io it has been the custom uair The lnc one was Speaker, V0iT 0VHCE, MAIN of July 2, isvlvnyretmn. introduced law the bills pver oueht to be. that he Bhail not hae by ,mon" the OCDEN. Out. on whiakey aud to call them. 2d al all taxes Record, the moment repealing Consultatiov Fee, $1.00. Mr. Merr'.am. Before the Delegate, prima facie his seat, because men bacco. in we break away lrom tnat ruie. ,Ai u from Utah is sworn ink I have a resoluthe commute hicrti rartv time the House could never Majnard, from offer. to I desire which tion v.'oil a. creneral amnesty bill, is all that any of us KOBTUEBX SALOOX, n..i.i ...ui UTAH The Speaker. If the gentleman objects be organized. That nir Tar rne irou raw uue i uu come nere. we , , A New Haven reporter has ricked to the swearing iu of any Delegate, he have when to inti or modified oath now administer to ot. mean any give ii opinion those until usHe Delegates I. etaiid will M. ct the C. a strange piece of social history in l SIX DOORS WEST OF Z. .i.:, ,i :.iijn.na. Some question to have been sworn mate any as to the merits of his case, of up not who are to objected Ilulos on report ri-- ht of the committee which 1 know notning, yei i win say Cheshire, a town in uonuecticur. was in such an act on general legislation Years aco a yountr fimi hpre is a case where a man holds Ahout twentv-fiv- e Mr. Merriam. I object to the Delegate and the Speaker expressed a a Territory tne nian in that town went ahroad, leav- of the from governor in. sworu from Utah being final y the and that territory is doubt as to the right, but proper AYTr txnT.TorORS. from the Territo. .r. . credentials, The Delegates-elec- t .. :.. uuui in behind a wuc and intant son. bill i the and passed, waived was ne mi iuo un to entitled the with exceprepresenieu - ries were who anin a year, hut present, in ALES ASD PORTER J, ..on 4M:ivnnrd explained shall be shown to the He intended to return tion of the Delegate from Utah, then until something Davis Jeff. may without bring swerto'aques.ionthat tn take awav that right. 1 trust, several years passed of the Tery lst quality. qualified by lakiug the oath prescribed u,,ip New York that the friend and from wife, that inferring now be elected to enuer him, my follows: as therefore, ing Drinli by the act of July 2, 1802, this resolu offered who ;t Kn npnnle choose him. Merriam! Measure ur uo .i-i". i' rur. father another she was a widow, took New Mexico, Stephen B. Elkins: tion w ill withdraw it. and allow Mr. for her little son. A year or two B. McFadden; Obadiah Unarst nud Tobacco of t) v.i on,! ppsolution recognizing Washington. r.nnnn tn ba sworn in. Colorado. Jerome B. Chaffee; Dakota, Vctiaatvu after this marriage a sailor, acquaint-- i but objections Potest Brands. as belligerents, Cuban Mr. Niblack. 1 move that tne penuing the i . i I,.,. i. .i Mones K. Armstrong; Arizona, Richard ..i ine ana tue eel witii numerous resolution be laid upon the taoie. parties, met me iuot and all cre too c. Mpflnnniek: Idaho. Jo n Hailev; Mon Chickens for its rules pas the Butter, Eg?s, in Melbourne, and, so far from Mr (i. F. Hoar. I ask the gentleman juseu tana. Martin Mnginnis; Wyoming Willitiuds of Grain taken iu exchange. tue withdraw resouuiu.. to allow Niblack Mr. to Indiana or from bein: pained by the news ot his gage, am K. Steele; District or uoiumoia, .or. tn n. r a moment,. motion lor that IV wif' marriage, ne was delichtcd. as ( !hinnian. inn Prop'r. Select Mr. Niblack. I will do so. Hale of Maine, from the the offer I following Merriam. Mr. had found something nice himself Mr. ft F. Hoar. This precise nuestion he on the Salary Question, reported 1 which and resolution; upon wanted to marry, and conof which were put in preamble AnniA tin in the last House in the case of that he demand the question: 10 It previous & ago Co., M. Pettengill day Sdwpatche. severalmade ir ri.rlt. of Texas. His credentials sidered that he was now free to do so. Wliprpna it 18 alleeed that George Q. that on lift did. and soon brousht her to Street, Boston, 37 Park Tvow, New by increase to the Committee iucon- - n vl v referred r Sects all the case of the Cannon, of Utah, has taken oaths and 701 Chestnut Street, Philaddpliia, in committee except bill." and that reported "grab Cheshire, where all parties to thU latent with citizenship of the United ripptinna. ndvertise-ent- s where are our Agers lor procuring for Boston President, and places tue pay the actual States and with bis obligations as Dele- that the only question for the House to quadruple bigamy are now living and in the Ugdks Junction except that and consider was, whether Mr. warn e and has been, this House, in from to same society. and to gate and Philadeldlna, and authoriied dividual traveling expense, uierp rpirnlar in form, and moving in the iliv of nraclices in rates. instead lowest allowed, are our for adrertiKing at he present session OCDEN DIRECTORY. BY TELEGRAPH lost Congressional. of mileage; and it also requires the Sec retary ot the Treasury to cover into tne Treasury all of the returned and un drawn increased pay. Slosson submitted a minority report, bvJ himself and Jewett. declarineslfrnpd C their objections to 'he bill by a reported i t mi as not going lar enougn. iney majority, desire the bill to cover all members who participated in the benefits of the bill, and also want the President's salary re duced after this term, as it could not the curduring lawfully be. diminished .. i rent term, bJt it couiu ne rnuuceai in The minorily, however, deem it necessary to reduce the incidental allowances of the Presidential office, as far as compatible wilh the care and safety of the public property, iney recommena that all compensations increased by tne act of March 3Jt ,1873, be at their former rates, subject to constitutional exceptions; except the franking privilege. Important Decision by Vt the U. Supreme Court. 1 - iii V imw-- inod-itie- J, Ol'U-'ii- "., " HoiilK.'1-vilI- iu-tur- e. violation and defiance of the laws of the United States: lheretore, Resolved, That the credentials of said Cannon, and his right to a seat iu this House as a Delegate from Utah, be referred to the Committee of Elections, and that said Cannon be not admitted to a scat in this House previous to the report from said committee. Mr. Cox. I call for the reading of the credentials of the Delegate from Utah. The Speaker. The Clerk will read the credentials. The Clerk read as follows: ue-i- a a.m-to- 3 ad . I . 1 ng j"! Trains r d . ' School-hoitn- e iiu,.... n. o man-oi-w- to-da- y ar Library 6. WHITEHEAD, FOURTH STREET, GENERAL al . CM. DEALER . - a, r oash""paid for HIDES. icc-lion- ... u, J.. S.LEWIS, - .... ll-l- y m m 1 n-gu- REMOVED.. u. v t SITE . ti c- -i LOGAN. nu j -u- 'i'..o D. NELSON, CS. uu. ....... Cora-tnit,- o, ! con-tra- if uu-ba- ct jt cre-.u.ii- .ii nd