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Show Up(fc w" v -- V Am, VWM . ' ipft I. .1 w Two , i ; ',8 V ", ih il TELECRAPHIC DAILY COniN.VE REPORTER. FRIDAY, APRIL . TOOIIY,... DENNIS -- .-- .I- Lattit Ttligrapbl DDpstthti 14, 1871. Editor, DOX&Z2STXO . ." MORMON SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL Ku Kluk ING. r 1 , 111131 ZUBWB. to I'itH To-D- ). ll Lhe a Salt Fred DonjJai Nominated The Durant New Cotxaell tho from Lake letter Chicago Timc, the writer, of which oem to fiavo felt highly honored by an introduction to lomo Mor mon concubine at a dinner' party, and make It tho occasion of a long nyd earnest laudation of what Utah ha done in the way of educating the numcron' Young progeny. In the first place the letter I purely a wot k of fancy. There is no Mormon, not even llrigham, accustomed to sent several persons at hi dinner table none except llrigham to Quit who keep eleven women In one liou-e- , or indeed half that number nono of them whose residence will War the magnificent I to description given in thh letter. The writer fipilfrnl ays, Salt Lako city contain 20,000 inhabitants, and that outside tlto present mining excitement it contained neither a brothel oi I San Prandsco, April 13. Steamer Ajax a saloon. ' The United Stab census, taken I arrived from Honolulu with mails from Aus- last year, give the city between 12,900 and I tralia, stating that new gold fields has Wn discovered and iiqtmne quantities of treas 13,000 inhabitants, dcncc are all brothel lire taken out. The country is excited and a time when tho dty was without saloons. alt classes are going to the mines. 31 any American whalers were In port at Tho writer accuses Mis Dkkhmm of say in kg, that Salt Lake City there was only Norfolk Island. one school-housCitl.cns who were nrrc.-te- d ami that for the especial by tlio 'Alaska uso of llrigham Young. wero discharged after She said there military authorities, were no free school in Utah, and that such several months confinement, at Olympia, schools as there are. were very poor ones AV. T., thero being no evidence- - against compared with those elsewhere In this coun-tr- them, which Is true. If a Krson, can pay to April 13. The AVur Dehave his children taught their letters in these partment has yet no advice of tiro reported schools, they can bo taught, otherwise' not. battle on tho Texas liorder. Boston, April 13. Tho receipt of the If the children of the poor had any access Frrnch 'nirin this aty, amounted to 20, to Mormon schools, why should four to five 00- hundred of them bo attending tiro charity New' York, April 13. Gold has been school established by tiro Episcopalian and rather active Methodist in that city? The family of General Lawrence have emTire News compare tiro aid extended to the cause of education in Utah by tiro gen- ployed detective to solve the mystery of his aceral government with that extended to Ne- d happen ran os?, Tho General official as Pension Ageht, wero found to he count braska, a State, and flatter itself that Utah J correct. appear advantage thus. But let it Issued a mandamus Judge Brady compare Utah with any other Territory in on Edwin. to Booth, show cause why a newsthisjresieot: It ha had just as much aid as critic who found fault with his theat Colorado, Idaho, or Montana has that is to paper excluded from attendance', rivals, hy more. Yet, while every one of thoso Washington, April 13.- - Certain citizen Territories has, sinco it organisation, us. t, state that they of the Third Ohio tained a good a system of free schools, com- evidence discovered new of illegality in have , M uny oftlio .ro- - thL, a t,y hUl, ,.lcction Of Lewi, I). Cuinplell, amt nk HTly tax lcvUil for the Utah tim0 t0 mnU ut - done nothing of the kind. Mie ha no school Sheriff of till Rochester, April ' system worthy of tho name she ha no has 54 execution agnSmt the New school which do her any credit no teacher county York Central Rail road. who could get or retain employment else where. And (the poor people of Utah lmvo no mean whatever of schooling their children except the charity of Strangers. 110111. Tfio gentlemen tho New terms lying Wftehington, April 13. The House propriests have schooled hundred of this ceeded to conider deficiency hill, and an la,' and are doing it now, getting nothing amendment relative to repeal of law fixing hut abuse for it. They have begged money tho 4th of March as time of mci ling, passed.' enough say the New, to support them An item of $30,000 was paml to defray in tho slyly in which they wished to live expense of Committee on outrages in the here. Ah, indeed! Well, begging it is Boutin An appropriation to finLh public better than stealing it. The lying priest buildings at Dos Moine, parsed and House referred to have not .only taught j their let' adjourned. ter to hundred of poor 3Iormon children, tsr.XATK, hut they have supported a great many 3Ior-mo- n Washington, April 13. The Arieo Presipoor, kept them from starving, and, dent apointcd WiLon and Caiqienter finally erected a church in Salt Lako City to AVcst Point. Wilson, on hi own costing nearly $15,000, the only building of request wn excused from serving on .Souththe kind fit to cumber the ground in tho ern Outrage Committee. wholo Mormon country. They Thurman took tho floor in an argument Vegunjt last year, and it is now nearly ready against the centralizing tendencies of the ro-iu- e, y, AVa-hingto- n, , I -- to-dn- y. to-gre- to-d- ny 1 Di-tric- !ntlv0, pur,. 13,-Tl- io -- I OONGHEH8IONAL. I vi-i-to- ra for use. On the other ban J, have picked the pocket EiMcnrc. The PcrU af Chrcr-utant- lal ' Fr UriUflfrjs i tlio Cltttrts&d Ifir&td. ft CENTRAL on priests of tlwir dupe of j d millions of dollars, on the pre- text of building a temple, which, begun twenty year ago, has not yet received the first course aliovo the foundation. The money has not even been devoted to decent living. It ha been squandered in the maintenance of religious brothel. And it wa stolen, in plain English, not hogged. Such i th difference between the two sets of priest. And such the truth with regard to iichool and schooling in Utah. As to all that bosh of tho Time correspondent about the mental nnd physical superiority of children, it i of a pieco with th fable of hi about the dinner hard-earne- ou Tho Virginia Enterprise learn by private letter from non. Thomas Fitch, that that gentleman is toon to remove to Salt Lake City, with a view of establishing hi resb detice there. He will resume the practice of .hi profession,, that of law, in Utah. The is said to bo tho best public on const. this speaker , gwpMm r 4.o. .42 U ; ?.R F v.3A r M It T. II. GOODMAN, Oen'i Psss'r and Ticket Agent, M.cramento. Corner Fourth pmific RiiimiD. niOi tJ. AV. Tbs Orest PUTTE 4 a Is now running daily iasreaarr trains, forming in connection' with the Central 1aclfio lUtirosd snd and the PACIFIC COAST! Through to San Francisco Less Than Four Days! I11 ' ' Ss. Avoiding lbs dangers of the agmnl to act finally on Ku Edmund to have Klux hill floor at 10 a. m. The President nominated legislative Council for District of Columbia, among them Fred Douglas, for tho term of two year April 13. Evening session. wero delivered by Osborne in favor Spiechc of the bill, and by Sawyer, denying the charge of Blair, that reconstruction failed bccauso of of official. show to a state of that Nye presented proof in the civil war existed South, and advocated the passngo of the bill. Blair asked Nye to glance back at Nevada nnd explain about the Vigilance Committee which run a Ku Klux in that State, Blair also quoted from the Virginia City Enterprise, that 200 murder had been committed in one county of that State, without punishment. Stewart replied in defence of W State. Wa-hingto- GltAIIAAl, thallor. ' ' column aheot, a large twenty-fou- r comprising a resume of the content, of th Daily and a vast amount of miscellaneous reading matter carefully selected for1 iU columns for readers in tlhe East an(i tho West, where it U received with universal favor aa the true and only exponent of the infamous proceedings and Drawing-rooFallmaDd Palace, Cars Accompany all Train. RI cep leg m n For through rate on freight t6 Montana, woctwstr Mines and other point., apply to , If. BROWN SON. Coneral Freight Agent, Omaha. KLKH. T. Genl Kupti Omaha. E.l W. MEADE, , Chicago Asst Gej'i Knpu FRANCIS COLTON, Oeni Ticket Agent, Omaha. on with .'21 fit j;-a Vj'.'CJtt desire to present the claim. of th WrisLY Bkfobte prominently beforo the reading pub lo, and hope to secure lor it aa wide a circulation aa its merit L BEAX8. BOOTS AKD SHOES f Repair Shop, whero all s wuik will be done In order sudoa short a. tleo, Ilorte shtn inK i ion pt y attended to, first-clas- PAT. ONKIL, Foreman. o8-l- WM. Tt. RTItONG, Agent, Council lUufia at Omaha. If. r. 8TANW00D, a. L. DUNLAP, Oen'i TsW t.' Gen'l Hupt, ui17-t- l ChicaKo. Chicago, Yoathe brogana ft lox.... Boys brogons dot., r. . . . Mens Brogans f dot Mens heavy kip ft case ' J. Counsellor at & Attorney t , Gilmer & Salisburys TOOIIY, I-n- STAGE xv Montana Street, EXPRESS LINE AND inn. THE WEEKLY REPORTER acssrix. a. i , j CAootK. CoHnne. f-- CAiUk FrcucU .60 CKACLEKS. Soda tt fk Butter ater l tt u tt. , ee..e. co..,L....I,... ..............I,.... genuine Weils, Fargo , WALL PAPER, - b of all rocket Cutlery, and Rotloni Z' Rlndri Post Office Handing, al-(- IO. ib rear of O. F 4 As'v!aU''n held In A tlsnk. at o'elnelr, Hussey, verv WedwS'Uy sesninr. Member of tbs n rter mb2t if In good stsndiag invited to attend. V Ofin - I OF BABBIT METAL FOR sola eery sbesp it this FOUNDS 1. . r X: ........ 5 ; , biXi'- - 5 cord ; . M j, , .:5et . j .2 Green Dried V tt.. ...12M tt.. J4&17 r GLASS tl i . V box, 8x10 and 10X12...1. ,.J08 ' HAMS. Canvassed s Prim t tt'. ,242 i HAT. ,... J .,$1211 OH . .7771.. Flooring ft foot.... ...7e Saab, prime glazed f) pair, elaes 8x10 to 10x16 from. ss 75 ffl25 ?. Doors, raieed panntl, from 3 00 to f tO f moulded both aides, from ; to 3x7 00 to 6 50 i ' ' LATD, i V tt.. J Fairbanks per ceae 20 . . 210 30 40 LIQUORS. Whiskey eseeM ft gal Brandy.... Gin, HolUudg S3 00( genuine............... domestic 00 SfiplS W 5r f 2 6034 OO . Bherry.. - MILL FEED., Bran and fehorts, mixed, V ton. ' MATCHES. eooe Telegraph, PEA8T POWDERS. Preston !e Merrills ft doz... ; NAILS. . 3 DONE Rtroam ar op ,40 00 . ..(69 00 3$ .............. ,,..$2 ' TERMS OF WEEKY REPORTER. One Bla Yr. .3. Months............ 3. A DENT, ' t U 7 Jknsk Portwine, imported CORINNE. J .k. it 6 ft ISO 5 tt , . fiot 1H5V 11 ....1 B9 10 POWDER. California Powder Works ( tnicing) per kra Ojiental Mining, (beet) per keg.. ..... , Western sporting, per half keg , Sporting in com of 341b. cans OIL. 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Connect nth tiralus, both rays,-othe Central iaclflc tins. Corlnnr, llab. n 7- case Peaches Pine Apple emato s case Strawberries Cranberries f f FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. y i j;i CAN r J .4 Catawba Wine, Miaeonri Vintage. Schiedam Schnappe, 4 ... ft DRIED' FRUIT. . , & OOODS. common.. Claret. I A1AILS AND iVEW BOORS AND STATIONERY. 9 7o ....... tf in 1.(0 e it tt. i CARRYING TIIB Deafer .... CREAM TARTAR. Send it to Your Friends V UNITED STATES 4 i Morrell k Ramsey's per box. Chemical Erasive :dj MONTANA, GEORGE L. HOLT, $760IM LUMBER. CITY, HELENA, and FORT BENTON, Vslnters. decors ters, tlsln snd omanaentsl paper bangers, and ImUstors of wo wl. s d msrblrs. For referencs fee the rhnrcbes and all prinHpst dwellings and business booses of wy SOAP. lantatlon Bitter IWd Cloud Red Jacket Angotuura BOkera TO FAirjTOTG. HUSSELL iC OAGGTE, VIRGINIA doz.,... in, 2m 0 ' i ft ton K INN X faasoft, eiwo.: 8tar per box la ofpeciatly adapted for circulation In and developtbe Esst. ,The ll ment of our silver, gold, lead, coal, of and iron mines; the opening navigation on Bear River and Great Silt Lake; the now field of trade snd Veter-pris- e springing up dally on every aide; Mormon problem, all the combine to afford novel, entertaining and instructive reading matter to the people in the Ea.teru States. FROM O .O . 0ish72 CANDLES. tp20-3- m r. x, Ufatu, Miners, nailed French kip, heavy double French calf, top sole ...i. Ladlea' calf, heavy double sole, V fine sowed shoes, V doz. do E C0RISAE, tfiij; L . Persons who desire to send eon, token of remembrance tv distant friends, or who desire to inform them of event la the mounta us, should send them the Wckklv Bkpobter. Tbo cost is a mere with the necerelfyof trifle, compared . frequent correspondence, and furnishes more information about sff.lrs in this region than could bo given by constant and unccaaing letter wilting. s 12 f S t Ag-rt- 'll' DKNNIS 4 t re-gar- d Fre'ght obtained of Darin O. Cauter A Co., Agents, bait Lake City, or of Agcuts ot Union Pacific Hood, .. California, white aridpmx... o . Wdll by Brigbam Young and hia sacerdotal associates, and it will continue on the asm. course until the last prop has been knocked from under Ine structure of ChUfcU rutiog State. We f r J ,, 0 e MftlMO CIIEKSK. Ibh Brandy Old Tom Gin, fine The celebrated in t Imitation...... Bourbon Whiskey Coes tali..,, Cocktail UTAH. OQj. e e CASED Trains and Snre Concccllocs. :, . State fi tb., N. Y. Factory Western Reserve, Shortest Lino between Omaha and Cbicsgo. jM. Oo-er- at SYRUr. . 4 PALACE, DINING AND forntr of Foorth and Montana Street, PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN V OMAHA AND CHICAGO. It I N N H , UTAH. PAINTING, snd MMSMtlMMUf ............1 75;. ClTOllDM V IH Norllnrcbtcrn Railway. & i Wflv Gunpowder ft lb, best CUoa V CiTrH . , j Fast Harness Halting and Wagon Halting, ft Oolong ' .1 RICE. 2 TIRST CLASS HOTELS AND EAT1N0 IK) USES at convenient points on the Uuo. .1 Belcher's Golden fi gal. Hugs House ft gal.,,.,, Sliver drip, V gal i St., Foil lb tb Japanese t U, llyson V lb. ...... V i i ....OOfA.... n, 120,000 THE WEEKLY REPORTER Direct communication made at atjicV w. Young , d 4 ft Imperial ! With Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago, Rock Island snd Pacific and Ht. Joseph and conn-- 1 ell lilufis lUIJrosd.t. and Misouri to snd jltlver Llneof Fsckrts sast-I from all principal cru snd southern Cities. ...'..ij,, TEAf doaerre. S- eion, r i of the Mormon hierarchy. For year this Journal has battled for the right against the mountain of wrong built up Rail Rome to California All Two Hi Excellency George L. Woodf, Governor of Utah, wa at San Francbco on the Foreign Slews. 12th instant, and intended to leave on the day following for the scene of his labors in o English Consul April thu Territory. He will probably arrive In at London, warn all Pari Englishmen to leave the thi city by the western express train .tocity. morrow morning. New York, April 13.- - It i reported that and IJugerot have been condemned to to ore thankful for treason by tho Commune. Ducrot death lion. Ay. H. Hooper, (Wo 31. C., for valuable public f documents, it aid to be opposed to the Government, Senator Sumners great speech on Farl, April 13. Dumbroueski say tho San the Commune idoing excellently against tho Doming question. army of Tcraille. Versailles, April 13. The reported vicAs long a mankind shall continue to bestow more liberal applause on their destroy- tories of the Commune are mere canard, ers than on their benefactor, the thirst of and non of the alleged engagement of tho military glory will ever be thetlce of the iant three day have taken place. Delegation from the conciliation party most exalted characters. While ten men watch for chances, one returned to Pari with conditions of peace offered by Thiers, that Jhe insurgents lay may make chances while ten men wait for fransomething to turn up, one succeeds, and is down their arms, and then municipal tho chise be would granted city, allied a roan of luck, the fisroritc of fortune. amount 13. The of credit arid fortune Berlin, April There- la no luck like pluck, German the Parliament, is those who are indifferent to for- - asked for by 'fcSSftt. ROUTE VALLEY - UTAH. The GIcl Estulrtishcrt Line. liXA.11IXF.n OF PF.NSIONS t7-i- Extra O.. I I8TS - .......K. ......... x & CO. Montana & SUGAR, New Orteao Crushed powdered. ... ., Belcher A V ksg.. ta! lie tall - CO'tl.MVH. ! ' su.-pce- XJfO G , i Vi Oenl Sop'l. A. N. TOWNE, ah nnplcarant shudder to reflect tha a perfectly innocent man, of good character, suffcml two year of degrading punishment, and narrowly escaped an Ignominious death, fyr a crime of which he knew nothing. It i another warning against placing implicit trust in wholly circumstantial evidence, and a protest again! the detective working up a case against one ' ' they choose to t. T t , T TrrKiy ( .1 , t Ordinary The Only Geotlle Paper In (be ; Patent Icslj... ....... cau-- e Wliulcu! - " . ' j cop-pe- J. W. MfiNTTT f'I. ? . i i COFFEE. , ! 75.a I ri Java V tb.Old Government........... Ilia choice...,,, 9 g j K - r t . l' t . s- f GRAIN. Wheal V 100 tb... CORIIillE (UTAIH nEPORTEn. OataVtt Barley if. ih. w- h lb,. Buckwheat flour fi K Bye flour Qpru mcT. WEEKLY t wholesale...... . train; daily trains connect!?" After Thurman speech, Sumner spoke in 0VE1UAND BLUKsiIIlli SHOP UNION PACIFIC HAILHOAIJ favor of the hill, saying, in reply to a quo, Tlmrvote to flirt intended it. he that lion, Make sure connection at Chicago with ail (he ' man reminded Sumner that hi coure did TBAf or bidr (Arerr k.) j ROADS. not appear consistent as Compared with his OpposKc tlie Diamond n Fr. lghi Depot. EASTERN AND SOUTHERN spweh on San Domingo. LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT Hie Senate adjourned to hold an evening IN SO- Through Tickets and atl information In COIUNNE. Ar i Utah, wheleml. Sunday : , Y i,' RAILROAD. Cali rural, 13.-Th- i PACIFIC t ' FlEPOir FLOUR. is-s- Vr g, service. LIARKET ' ! gun-waddin- VVIIOLEOAIE tfiiottff f A remarkable case, showing the danger o trusting Implicitly to circumstantial evl deneo, has Jut been concluded in Toledo Nearly three year ago Robert Sharp w found dead, with shot and slugs in hi brain A mai named Harrington, who had been on very intimate term with the deceased, wa arrested for the murder. The testimony was wholly , circumstantial, but so skill futr worked up by the detective that liar rington wa convicted and sent to the peni tentiary. lli lawyers had become interest cd in tho case, and although he had been poor man, they determined to flglit hi causo to tlie end. Aftei a long and arduous strug gle through tho Dietrict and Supremo for a new trial wa ob Court, nn 0 tained, nnd the trial ha just1 clocd. The main point of tho evidence on which he wa convicted uVro the apparent com' fHndenc of tlie chut lit the body of the dead man s 1th that in the shot-- l ag belonging to Harrington the correspondence of piece of a newspaper found n ar the scene of tho sup posed murder, and supposed 4o bo part o with a torn paper in Ilarring ton residence and piece in hi vestjKK-kcnnd tlmt the motive for the minder was tc be found in tho allefol fact of Sharp having come to Toledo vtith several hundml dol lar in money, which he knew nnd that no one els wa so intimate with Sharp. On the second trial it wa rendered doubtful whether there wa a similarity in the shot It was clearly proven that the, piece of paper alleged to have been picked up at tho scene of the murder were not there at tho tunc of tno finding of the body, nor for a day or two Afterward, and the inference wa unavoidable thut they wero put there by tho detective to aid them in working up the case ngiiinst Harrington, It was further proven that Sharp wa in need when lie arrived in Toledo, and that Harrington' Ava doing hi best to aid him in procuring employment. To crown all an alibi wa clearly and satis factorily proven. Harrington wa declared innocent, and the jury voluntarily gave him a letter, signed by every member, repeating, in emphatic, term, tlieir belief in hi entire innocence of any knowledge of tho supposed mu do, and 'bearing teoti. tnony to hi uniioim good character. The puldic sentiment unanimously coincided with tho verdict. The former employer ofi Harrington immediately took him back into hi Ku-Kluxbi- ll. the-3torm- Slic Sffiffhty (Stiidlf. 3 t ADAH AULBACH Publinhoro. - Ci 00 Iri f Vtt r f3 1 - Ilf f |