Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS FROM TUESDAYS DAILY 18 rc NED hon Z snow returned sunday night from a mission to the states in good health and spirits WOMANS no 20 for or march 15 contains a number ot of interesting artl arti cles and other matter including two five letters from miss ER PR snow S sprung SPRING 0 WHEAT robert L campbell esq secretary ot of the D A and M society has bas handed in a number of samples of spring wheat which he has received from the department part ment ot of agriculture washington parmera farmers who would like to experiment with some of these samples can get them b by calling at this office disinfected DIS INFECTED dr J 31 benedict carried out his intention of 0 visiting mill creek ward yesterday while there he disinfect ed every house in the district between murphys Murp hys and hansens places where the smallpox small smail pox had appeared there are some cases or 0 measles in the district but no new ones of smallpox small pox the people in that locality do not feel very comfortable at the idea ot of being quarantined tor for a week or two but it is considered necessary by the quarantine physician and they must abide by his bis instructions it Is 13 a matter for congratulation that he is taking such efficient measures to prevent the spread ot of the emill tin sin lil ill pox contagion ACCIDENT the new fire company lately organized in the ward were out drilling last night and after the exercise exercises fl p as the cn cleine lne ine was being run ran back to 1 its ts station in bishop sharps az bann barn mr air charles napper who was assisting to draw the engine stepped upon a boulder had he let go his bis hol hoi hold hoid instead of holding on as he dij the engine would have pass ed over his bis body boly and doubtless he would have been injured very seriously As it was one of the wheels passed over his left foot bruising broking it very tery badly incapacitating him from leaving his home forthe for the present A LIQUOR CASE the case of william smith who keeps a saloon on second south street for selling aquor without license was before justice clinton today to day the charge was waa fully sustained and mr smith was filled fined loo the defend defendants anes anCs counsel mr R M H Robert Bo bertson robertson son sod informed the court that he desired to give notice of an appeal to a higher court the justice stated that thattie the chief justice of the territory had bad ruled that there was no appeal from his mr cliftons Clin tons court and a although he mr clinton differed from this view ot of the matter he was notwithstanding bound to respect the rulings ot or 3 adge mckeand Mc Keans court as it was a superior cou court rt or court ot of review mr robertson said cases could ce certainly r be appealed from the justices court justice ailt clauton on said he also thought the law provided for such buch appeals but a higher court had ruled differently and he intended to adhere to such ruling toe tor however he might differ in his opinion from those expressed in the de decision cislon he had bad no authority to set get tho the latter aside in his bis court there Is another charge against mr smith of the same nature as the one sol foi to which he was fined tined ti THE TURBITT CASE it was stated in yesterdays NEWS that james R turbitt was taken before judge CM Ilaw liaw leyon a corpus and an examination of the proceedings of the case commenced tha matter was finally adjourned until next thursday to give lime time for the production of farther evidence and turbitt was released in the meantime on VM bonds after his release turbitt went to the city hall and requested the oma off meers officers there to hand over hia bla watch pistol and some come other articles which he be had when first imprisoned eri boned ile he was politely informed that ft t would be time enough to do that if he should be discharged turbitt said paid he be knew he would be discharged and the parties he addressed assured him they were about as 48 confident of that as he was wan himself as be he was in the hands of the great habeas cor turbitt was blowing around consider abl ahl bly yesterday among his bis late fellow associates B gocia socia clifus les tes in the city jail jill stating that he rould gouid would not take for his chances of mulcting mulching mul nule ting eting the city by suit for false imprisonment POX in another column wo we publish lisha iisha a letter from dr crockwell in relation to the recent case of smallpox small pox in his family and concerning which strictures have been made of which he complains he feels feela himself aggrieved by what has been wishes to set his conduct before the public in its truo true light he complains comp lains also in some sentences which we do not publish blisco of quarantine regulations which leave to the relations of departed ones oness the duty of burying their own dead while we give the dr this opportunity port unity of stating his hia own case we must say that though he may have reel feel feelings ings concerning ning the treatment he has is a strong feeling in the community in relation to the imprudence of his own conduct it itla is understood that there are several cases of smallpox small pox on his hia premises on which he la Is in attendance and yet he is frequently seen on the streets street sp in crowded stores and other places where hu be is in close contact with the people whether well founded or not there is an impression that there has not been that care exercised which should have been to prevent the spread of contagion and the freedom with which dr crockwell moves the impression we WO say this with the kindest ot of feelings to him in his affliction there Is a dread or of the cpr spread 0 a ld of small smail smallpox pox in the community and 1 in J judging u ot of the actions and feelings of 0 the people this must munt be taken into account they are justified in requiring that the strictest regulations ref lations be enforced to prevent the spread ot of this loathsome disease AT ir IT james dunn who was sentenced by the probate court on th the ath ot of march for highway rObbe robbery 79 and who was wab yesterday forenoon set at libe ilbe liberty t on n a writ of habeas corpus by judge C M hawley was wax arrested last night for shooting his pistol off in the national saloon the ball lodging in the ceiling and for doing the same thing in smiths saloon the latter time the ball passed through the door and hit bit john shultz who was standing on the street just outside la in the left elbow and passed out t about three or four inches below the joint I 1 inflicting a very severe flesh wound the charges against dunn were fully sus talked by evidence this morning and justice clinton deferred his ids decision in the case until three this afternoon we announce to our readers that dunn ia Is again in custody judge hawley may also be interested in knowing the fact here is an opportunity tor for another writ of 0 habeas corpus by the time this meets the eyes of our readers dunns counsel may have had the necessary interview with the judge we hear of a moving among the friends of sundry criminals now under conal confinement to raise a few dollars to hand over to a certain pettifogger to make application for the necessary writs they now see an excellent chance to bo be once more sree tree that they may revel in opportunities of doing as was done by dunn breathe the free tree air of heaven for tor a few hours until they shoot or rob somebody it appears as it if the judge was determined m ined to go out of official ext existence stence with a h hurrah and grant flourish of trumpets it if he were to continue in his present position for any length ot of time it would be a splendid harvest for criminals who will be the next candidate for tor habeas corpus I 1 OUR DELEGATE it is rarely that a warmer demonstration of friendly feeling and kind regard is ever witnessed than was manifested on last saturday afternoon upon the arrival of the eastern train at ogden which brought hon W II 11 hooper ilis his family and his bis successor hon hen geo Q cannon to that point A train on the utah central railroad had bad brought a large number of leading citizens from this city who were accompanied by tir capt Crox alls alTs brass band hand and martial abandand ban tan han dand were join ted led edat at ogden by many prominent persons of if that vicinity to meet the delegate on his return from washington when the eastern train arrived at al the plat piat platform forin these friends extended such a greeting to him as must hate have satisfied him that his bis labors in congress during the session which has just terminated were fully appreciated by his constituents from the U P R K R platform he and his family were escorted by the binds playing lively airs and the procession of friends to the special train the journey from irom ogden to this city was quickly made for time sped rapidly enlivened by such excellent music and interesting conversation hon W H hooper was first elected delegate to con congress cress from this territory ry in 1859 lie he took his bis seat at the opening of the session in that year and served his constituents during that Con congress ress with a fidelity and zeal which elicited favorable comments from his fellow members mem berc herc when a constitution was framed and adap adopted te A with a view to the ad admission in I 1 ot of the territory as a state in the union in isy isu he was elected under that constitution US U S senator and repaired with hia hla colleague TO washington to present the constitution and urge the admission of the territory as a state hon J M bernhisel was waa then the delegate from the territory and ani under the state constitution had been elected member of congress the U 8 senators elect and the member labored conjointly tor for admission 1 captain hooper spent that summer and aud the succeeding winter in washington endeavoring to carry futo luto effect the wishes of or the people of the territory in regard to admission in 1865 he be was again elected as delegate from the territory to con press and has been elected three times delegate since that time making in all ten years service as Da delegate legate to congress and the greater part of two years as united states senator elect from the em state previous to the nomination of delegate last year he notified his friends that he did not wish to be a candidate for or their suc suf frages suffrage sl as he felt that his labors had been so go continuous an and ane 1 arduous that ho he needed rest captain hoopers caree career rasa as a delegate to congress has been mst mot successful his industry and virl vigilance lancey lancel his genial manners and unobtrusive conduct have gained him the c credit of being one of the most indefatigable workers and one of the most pleasant gentlemen in congress the tact and aptitude for business which marked m a aked his career previous to Ws his election t to congress he carried with him there and they have bare been of great service to his constituents those who had schemes to push through congress inimical to utah had an opponent in him whose sleepless activity and wise management were always presages of the defeat which tuey rece roce received ivoL FROM wednesdays DAILY marcu MARCH 19 IRON tron CouNTY Brother wm marsden writes from parag oonah march 14 that ciar olar Clar clark lc lyman co have sold out their new steam saw mill to the operative cooperative co store stone and give up possession ot of the same on the dinst 11 the cepres representatives ives hall in the city hall building has been secured tor for the holding ot of the sessions of the U united n cited states stati and third district courts court will be oe opened there tor for the first time tomorrow to morrow morning AN ENGINE mr sir richard B margetts recently purchased the engine and boiler of the kate connor which he has placed in his brewery the engine is six horse power and is caps capa capable bie ble of grinding thirty bushels hushel sor of malt an hour lie he commenced running it yesterday mr margetts Marget has also made several other Improve improte improvements improvement men ts on his premises resumption the turbett case on oil writ of habeas corpus was to be resumed before Judee judge C 31 hawley this afternoon at three justice clinton has been summoned to appear with his bis docket ELDER marr MARK landset we clip the follow following inc luL from the west Jersey Pioneer of bridgetown NJ N J march 14 th elder lindsay of salt lake like has lately returned from a visit to his parents in england and has his been stopping in this city for a week or more I 1 past ast abt his brother the elder ia Is undoubtedly a sincere believer in the doctrines promulgated by him he ile bel bei believes leves leres that the lord lora will sustain the mormons cormons Mor mons and seems resla reslo amed entirely to his will if all who denounce t the be mormon faith were as sincere in the belief they pro pio profess pi fess and as zealous in the practice of that belief there would be more moro converts to christianity william anderson Andorson of ot the I 1 ate late firm ot of anderson A porter was brought to town from ogden last nights night by officer hampton rampton Hamp ton tou having been arrested at that place on a charge ot of seducing and de batching bati bau ching a younk young woman who resides in the wa wara ward of this city he waa was brought before justice clinton sor tor examination today when be he declared his bis willingness to compromise by mar marrying the young woman and as the latter acquiesced mr clinton married them at the conclusion of the ceremony justice clinton informed anderson andersen that he would have to pay the officers fees which howe however tex tem he be refused to do but offered mr clinton afave a nive five dollar bill as the magistrates fee for performing the marriage ceremony mr hir clinton told him he had better keep I 1 it t as a man who was mean enough to refuse to pay the officers fees must surely need the money worse than he did anderson then returned the bill to his pocket lt ud nd walked oat of court coart before leaving t indulged in some come very dignified and nn an I remarks towards the mother of thae taeyoung young woman in question NEARLY A fire about twenty minutes to eight this morning a young man rilan named henry C Q kelsel helsel noticed t that the root roof of the white house corner ot of east temple and second south Street streets sp was on fire and bo he immediately gave the alarm and being a member ot of the nire fire brigade rushed to tho the city wall wail in eight minute minutes a from the time ol 01 the first alarm the tho hook and ladder company were on the ground and the hose company immediate y behind them and the engine was on the spot within ten minutes of the sounding ot of the alarm with steam upa and about fifteen minutes afterward afterwards sl wasatch engine number if 2 made its appearance from the mth sath ward lu in the meantime however a ladder had been procured from mr joshua Midgle ys 01 paint 1 t shop by youg callahan Ca ilaban llaban and felix rem Kem 1 bold ibold who by tearing away a portion ot of the shingles and applying a few buckets ot 0 water succeeded in extinguishing the names flames although the services ot of the fire tire department were happily not needed their promptitude in hastening to the spot prepared for tor any emergency Is very commendable the cause ot of this thia incipient re Is a very prolific one a stovepipe insufficiently protected projecting through the roos root ot of the building we are informed that the shingles glenwere were within an inch of the pipe it id li presumable that the pipe had not been cleaned out for a considerable period that the soot took fire five hea heating flux it to such an extent that the shingles caught fire this is another case care ot of apparently gross |