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Show I rI j i s COmtE DULY ttdVtor' . be UjTOohY, ; r 10; lsfii UNION TXLX01U.rft CO.1 I PARTY" Cltltfif. An effort Is now being made to draw tho Hues pf, tho national parti, an organization, in V tab, with the intention of dividing the Gentile power to again, t the failing strength of Uonaoebm. To thU end certain persons in Salt Xake and other places are mo ring with energy to ,how that the time ha, come when Democracy and Republicanism should hoist their respective bannors, and make their peculiar antagouhm, the sbiboleths of all ftiture contest, in this Territory. We are opposed to this proposition on the ground that its effect would only Inure to tho benefit of tho power which the Gentiles and Lib era! citizens of Utah are endeavoring to The time is not ripe for any , overthrow. such division of the law abiding people, whose opinions now, as regards the common politics of tho country, have little if any bearing upon local Issues. Our enemy, and the enemy of the republic, is tho Church of Latter Day Saints, whoso assumption of authority must bo defeated before tho na tional parties can enter the broad field of controversy on the general subjects elsewhere agitated. It behooves tho growing influence of tho Liberals to stsnd together, yet awhile, upon a common platform as against priest hoods and tho craft which denies tho para mount authority of tho constitution and laws of the United States. Polygamy and its at tendant evils must bo extirpated, and this end can only bo effected by a thorough union of all men, of old parties and new ones. "When the people of Utah are freed from tho rule which has stolen away their rights, and canceled their legal privileges, then will tho time come for Republicans, Democrats, new departuriits" or other political organizations to seek predominance. If wo make these issues now, the tottering sway of Young and his clan will bo more firmly secured than ever; but, ignoring party lines, only as one solid phaianx opposing the rule of an church, the day is near when American ideas shall govern in all the Territory. When onco the people are out of that Egyptian darkness wo shall bo as ready as any of our neighbors to go into the arena of politics with such particular standard as may then suit to our notions. Until this is done let no republican-o- r democrat be lod off by any "will o'the wisp which obscure demagogues may hold out over the marshy face of affairs, under tho pro tone of party faith, for that is not the way out of tho difficulty. The deforcement of the laws, and an unwavering support of the Constitution, ought to bo the Utah platform as we think they will in spite of tho attempt now being made to let the juiver sary in through our broken lines. Ail together, the day of victory is near, but divided we most certainly lose.1 . anti-republic- an ARCUS 1 r: LETTER3. During a recent visit to Salt Lake City, we made arrangements for a oontinuance of the writings ofthls able correspondent and ' thoroughly versed historian of Utah. On Saturday of this week the first of tho new aeries of "Open Letters to JPrighara Young" will appear, and hereafter one each week until the completed history of Mormonism ever yet written, shall have been given to the world.. There are only two men, living, capable of accomplishing the task of "Argus," namoly, himself and Brigham Young. The latter dare not write the fearful autobiography, but the other meets tho responsibility with a candor that is terrible to contemplate. Our readers will have the Important narrative from and after next SaturI day. . THE LATEST Lato DISPATCHES. Australian f Advices. f b War Between the Orangemen and Catholics or New York THE MODERN MRS. SHERMAN, LUCRETIA BORGIA. PRODIGIOUS STORM IN NEW YORK. HOME NEWS. ) Arrived at midsteamer Wongo Wonga, thirty-seve- n night, days and six hours from Sydney, via Fiji and Honolulu. The New South Wales Parliament has voted one hundred thousand dollars to establish a Colonial defence force. The census makes the population of the colony five hundred and two thousand. An extensive tract of metalliferous sand was discovered on tho coast near the Clnrenco river. Another visitation of the books proved very injurious. memQueensland, July bers resolved to prevent Parliament from transacting government business. The Storm King, for London, took ono thousand bates of cotton and nearly three thousand tons of sugar, the product of last year. The new crop is much' larger. Another expedition is forming for New Guinea. FUi, July 9.- - Brower, American Consul, has arrested the Underwood murders, and intends trying them at Levirka. The cotton crops promise well, San Francisco, July 9. The Wonga Wonga brought tho heaviest mail ever dispatched from the Australian Colonies for Europe and America. New York, July 9, The threatening attitude assumed by tho Roman Catholics towards the Orangemen, has been deemed of sufficient importance by ArehbUhop to induce him to do all in his power to prevent an outbreak. He notified the clergy to speak of tho coming demonstration at each mass and advise their to from abstain congregations any overt act, and allow the Orango procession to pass on in peaco. Mayor Hall asserts that measures havo been taken to prevent a riot. It is known that several Hibernian Clubs have made arrangements to meet the procession of Orangemen. Five persons were killed and fifteen wounded in tho Newark Railroad disinter .yesterday, W. Thompson, tho brakeman, who left the switch misplaced ajnd caused the accident, was arrested last night, and lodged in the Newark City Prison, no has been in the employ of the company for nine years, and was always thought a most trustworthy man. The Companys losses is 1100,000 by the accident. Frank Kerman, the engineer, who was killed, seems to have enacted a heroic part. Just before he died he said to a friend: "I do not expect to live. I did all I could to stop the train, and fed satisfied now that I could have saved myself by jumping into the ditch, but I hoped to save my engine and the train, and hung on." A correspondent at Derby, Connecticut, visited Mrs. Sherman, who is accused of the f murder of three husbands and eight children, yesterday, j During the interview the latter said all she asked was a fair field and no Safi Francisco, July 9. 9.T-OPiKs- ,t,on i Mc-Clos- ky to-da- y, . j Ie it TacxT In a standing advertisement of the weekly, the RzrOXTXX asserts that it Is "the only Gontile paper in the TerHow is that friend Tribunal flavor. ritory." Will you peacefully submit to be laid on the Hudson, N. Y., July 9. The Catholic shelf thus? Wouldn't it be well to change rebellion in this city has assumed no new that line, now that there aro two other GenThis phase morning tho opponents tile papersT Journal. That line will be changed the moment our to the priest gathered around the church to the number of three hundftri but conducted weekly has a Gentile companion In the work which the RxroxTca has' been doing themselves in perfect order? Father OSul. to-da- y. - for several yean. The Tribune never has, In Daily or Weekly, pretended to be a Gen-t- ll j paper, and we should be sorry to accuse own its against it professions. Some weeks ago we dropped the word "only" from the advertisement of the Daily RiroxTrx substituting "Pioneer," which is no misnomer, but since that time no other paper has appeared with the Gentile flag at its fore. Tell us where "the two other Gentile papers" are and the JtxroBTxm will give them three times three, with a "tiger." well-defin- ed Accipsmra at' Salt Lake We regret to learn that. Hr. J. R. Walker,, of Welker Broihen, 8elt Lake City, while going out of the store of J. Cunnlngton A Co., on Friday evening, stepped off the front platform la such a way that he slipped and Ml against an iron Arise on the outside, causing one of the sharp pointed bars to enter his left thigh, inflicting a very pain-ft- il wound. Hr. Waller was taken to his residence and a surgeon called In who dressed the wound which though not of a serious to his room nature, will confine the sufferer fora tew days. Johns, of Cola the same city tWuoeT last week, and is rtona, sprains eondl- usable lo be will permit biuv tiotx of home during the premat week .' att tltab to-retur-n inYork, July 9. structions of Archbishop' McCIosky, the Catholic clergy ofthls cijy delivered, in all tho churches at all masses, appeals to tho congregations not to Interfere in any way with' tho Orangemen on Wednesday. Tho appeal has had good effivt on the Irish Catholics generally, but the Fenian element which combines in its ranks a vast number of Ancient Hibernians, seem unquleted. Syracuse, uly 9, The most violent storm known here for years, passed over this city at 2 p. m., followed by another shortly after, The wind blew down trues from one to two foct in diameter. Ono buildiug was blown down, tho high nIscIiooI and several barns unroofed; the lightning struck in every part of the city, including the houses of Senator Kennedy, Alderman Hewlett, and railroad engine house, doing much damage and setting fire to two buildings. Six miles west of hero a store was struck and Eugeno Harris killed. During the storm hail as largo as walnuts fell, doing great damage to crops. Concord, N. n., July 10. The Uncnoo-nu-o pffper mill at Garfstown Center, owned by I. C. Cheney & Co., of this city, was destroyed by fire yesterday, Los, $40,000. Washington, July 10.- - An unauthenti-cate- d report prevails that Richard A. Dana will be,, if ho ha not already been, tendered tho office of United States arbitrator to meet with other arbitrators of Gonevn under iho treaty of Washington. Chicago, July 10. Reports from n largo portion of Northern and Central Illinois and Central Iowa, indicate that the wheat crop is not so good as anticipated, being injured in many sections by chints-bug- s and rust. There is a prospect for an unprecedented yield of corn, and an average crop of other grains; al?oa goodjyiold of potutoos. At Leland, Illinois, on Saturday night, Wm, Blair Was shot dead by a brother-in-lanamed Shepherd, whose household goods he, in company with an older brother, was throwing into the street, in order to dispossess Shepherd of a house which the Blairs claimed to belong to their mother. New York, July 10. Rumors are still rifo of an impending riot between the Orangemen and Fenians next Wednesday. It is said a delegation of thIIiberninn Society left last night to sec the President to ask the interference of federal authoritys to prevent anutbreak. to-da- AT THB WXSTXRJt livan did not make his appearance, but sent a messenger to request the church to bo opened for regular services. Tho assembled crowd gave him to understand that they were still firm in their determination not to gilow the church to be opened until their grievances were corrected. Father OSullivan was recalled from the parish, and mass celebrated at the priest's residence, at which less than thirty persons were present, mostly women and childreo. Washington, July 9. Commissioner week last forwarded to President Pleasanton Grant a long letter, giving his views of the duties as Chief of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, and subjects which come under his direct control and supervision, claiming that aocording to law, his power over the Internal Revenuo is as complete as that of Secretary Boutwell over the custom revenue, not, however, interfering with disbursements, his duty being so to instruct officers that tho tax may be faithfully and promptly collcc-te- d, and paid into the treasury. Hence, the Secretary has nothing to do with the instructions of officials or the Commissioner's decision; appeals from which can be made to the courts for redress! Such is believed to be in brief tbe opinion of the Commissioner who asks the President to obtain the lews of Secretary Boutwell concerning the raforenoe on tha question of Jurisdiction on The Commit-donChair respective departments. Tmtw tha subject with the President. If the latter tSalV ffallat or preflsr not to decide tha question, he proposes that his, together with' Secretary Boutwtlli rtatemrit MISCELLANEOUS ADVTS. TUG y, Ring-hampt- on ( i f k ? t such purpose. M. P. BERRY, United States 8 pedal Indian 'Agent, Jj5-t-d fort Hall lte.ervalion. Studies thorough and liberal. Mathematics, English Literature, Physiology, Botany, Etc. fitf. Music. It .1, Corinne, Utah. A. full atock of the celebtated Puttiers P. Chicago Wagon ' 1 EDUCATING HORSES. FA'L TERM WILL C0JIJIE.1CE THE Monday, September 4th, 1871. - 5 111 os WALLACE CORIXNE. UTAH. s Tlic Cheapest and Best TIE ON PACIFIC COAST. Concord Harness fore bu lug Call and cxtmlne quality ami rtmo elsewhere. Orders from tnc couutry prompty fllicd. Warcrooms atnl factory Montana Street, Corinne. W. A. IIODGMAX. J W. McXUTT & CO., " o 3F. UNTiNr E;, Corner Fourth A IO, 1H71, July Moiultiy Ami Give - UTAH. Ottawa, Qntario, June 9. Mr. Macaulay, ati2l-lSecretary to the Speaker of iho House of at an election Commons, was killed FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. riot at Montebello, Ottawa County. Ho was knocked down, and so badly kicked and beaten that ho died soon afterward. FK0IT STAND, There is great excitement in this city, where DEXHQLTEIiS the deceased lijis many friends. Corner Montana and Tourth street. Corinne, Paris, July 10. Thiers has written a letlias Always on hand fresh ter to the Pope, inviting him to tako up his residence in France in the Roman States; TROPICAL PIIITTK, STlt.UVIir.UltIK IStTH, CAMllUS K ml-t- f but declares it to be hfs earnest conviction j that Italian unity ii impossible, COR I XX ft TO-DA- Y. 3IA IT. I 1ST, n t Curli no, Ntable See la rye and Kelai AV'holosalC' at 0.30 bill. I I Dealer la GROCERIES, Exhibition, anil Lecture at Harden-broo- k 1. M. Ini' lino d J. W. GUTHRIE, " PRECEDES THE EXHIBITION. LECTURE A e e WA LLACE HYSTEM. A FREE j - Near the Depot. the . ad k'n la of the beat an Ut- at iiiiprov.d f.r, c tuachiurry. ARtHUVHX And 1 O Bontana SG, CORINNE. SI ATKIllAI, Iteaper, Rake. Plow. chine. Uraln Sulky Brill. Bang Plow, TWO EXHIBITIONS By ! ize, Of all deecription., fur aale at the Pwe! caxh n ALm. eonatantly on baud a full aupply of M(. Mower. Hooper anil Mower. Mi, Threhlnar rnltliig alft-- ' fsTS 3-0-- 1 JV OS EDUCATING HOUSES Wholesale and Retail DRU l Will form a clav in .Made a Specialty. Je7 3m full atock of Wages Bowi, Thimble Ske'n Wagon Woods Wagon and Carrlau & MURDOCK, m SADDLERY. AND Warranted In Every Re.pttf, - Aleo , HARNESS fua-erUl- Wagon Covers, all Rev. Edward E. BaylUf, ml? Alwaya on band and for aale at r uoiu, , prlcea. Theae wagooa are thoroughly made, vt tt and are known all thmtigi, it. very beat Weat aa the beet and most reliable wagon iu.,1, are h Parents desirous of obtaining information In , eteaco to terms, etc-- alii picaso apply atones to 4 PRODUCE AND A. M. anti 4.30 Jjl-t- t ay RANSOHOFF & PROVISIONS CO., Montana t ; M ' NVltoloNitle 0 cn anl 1 Cor! nr. - ( . Td it-ec- t. Ill kin! of GROCERS AND COMMISSION Family Mirccnifs nd Fancy : NEW II. MADE EASTERN Is UR BBS MEUCHANTH. Proprietor, Outfiting Goods, ' AND COUNTRY PllODLTi: Wholeiale and retail dealer in all kind, of Etc., at Lowest Prices. Meats, AGENTS Alway. on band a variety of the best Meat., nugar cured Uatns, liacn, .ausai;- -, dried bee, etc. CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY FOB BREWER nr Order, by ma & 1JE3IIS edt. s PRODUCE, made a Npecinlli, Butter and Egg 1 . ? Con.tantly oa baud FOURTH 8TH1SKT, COIUXNE. or telegraph promptly . l! Several ihuu.apd .hlnglea and a lot of rony'i . FAST FREIGHT Warrant, d superior to an? California manufacture, aud so d at LOWKB IRtcEa. In th a work tha Mouldings aro CUT IN THE WuliK, not tickod on., Call and examine the etock at Rnwol k Caggle'a. J. E. 8. RUSSELL. CORNER OLD . MATHEW!,.... Proprietor, Fourth anti Front Sticelt, Coriunr. Thla.al'on haa been rebuilt and Improved, and of the pleasant, at placet of resort Nona but tha best brand of LIQDOK3. WINKS. CIOAR8, etc., are kept In the e.Ubll.hmeut. Remember the "DM Corner. J3-- l EXPRESS LINE, HUGH KIUKEXDALL, V Corner of Fourth and flontana Street. WILL. r.siAVE OOR I IV N E . v HELENA & DEER f - Snn Francisco, X 4 LIQUORS & CIGARS, Bacon, Ilam after April IO, 1871, and continue during the Sennon. t EIGHT DAYS FROM CORINNE MINE, TO HELENA. - - UTAH " magntfic.bt variety ot Illustrated Designs band for On DWELLINGS BUILDINGS. SCHOOL CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE -- HOUSES s ind all ether .f the Lateet Sijk of irehllt dare, HEAVY HARDWARE, edifices v LOORIXC i to BEUTT A!D coufort and epecificatlona ' furw'f fehl i HORSE null MULE SHOES. 4 i m?21-3- m MEA'C MARKET, LEVI BANDERS; Proprietor. Fresh MEATS , anti FISH Mill'll Good. Cnro of Kopt Constantly on loe. aad Retail. - Market open at son rite every day. F. F. O. H. t Ac 13. Lino. Contracts made for tba delivery of freights to any will ba as cheap as the nr ft also ran a DAILY LINE from Helena to Deer Lodge. -- AaD UCTTER OXAZM ARB made a specialty the Rbtobtm offlee. Npedeaeoe of printing caa be seen at the ofioa. 3 ... Wboleaale and Retail Dealer in r Special Inducements Offered to CountryJylmDoalero. A COaCWE, EELEH AYR marfotf . DEER Orcmca Brleklaytr None acd Plaslcrcr. but the Beat Workman OM-t- f 5 1p fhf' t; Leuio . r. ;t!urrntvniJTs, t' O ciur cnopioiLtnoDGc t ccnxnp-c- , W. W. HULL, P j Applet 4 LODCE. or babdit metal, fof eale vnry cheap tt this oOke. 200 I0?0 i v OFFICES IN la afore , Plana drawn " order. t atadt form the best lauacss, itotla alweyl Near Sixth. Balaaa Street, lAne Blacksmiths' and Builders' Nalls. H.K. point In Moutana. Terms BEEP, MtTTOX, VEAE, GAME, ETC., Cheap.!. At wholesale Will il A Shoulders, Etc. LODGE ; PUBLIC LIBERTY . ! Case Goods of all Kinds. CHUBCHES, On and BUILDER. : A the QUICKSIIQER ' . Yroab GROCERIES, FOR CORKER BATTERY ASD Cl, AT STREETS, Cl , LANGLEY & CO., And agents for PHOENIX STAPLE AND FANCY Proprietor. COR IN WE, UTAH Wholesale Dru gnts, x Colorado Street, CORINNE,' W. GHAIIAM, M. I)., CHARLES H. IVIOIMHEIM, Dealer In 1 EXAMINER OP PENSIONS FOR CTAII. 7-- tf AND ALE. ARCHITECT AND la now 0' .... OFFICE. ... DEER v SALOON, J. J. LAGER AND nr - or ' WAGON DEPOT E .FOREIGN NEWS- - to-d- , AUusne-ut- u, j .1. lw tO-:- oi Mb, XAJIYJS IIEFFLEMAK, Principal, Ladies' (Formerly Principal of the Young Jackson tte, UUnoia.) rv,tvLip J. - SUPDT. EDWARD E. BAYLISS, REV. . 'AA tk f l-- r ITtah. - '! NOTICE. Com nY m to 13cm-- exo my Corinne, r R, .. . Orric Baniuca AD Shoshovs Aoni.y. t , Idaho. July 1, 187 WILL ITU TED BY THE UNITED brATKM p W? ANerumrtit, toy ot July r 7, at the ISaunaok and Mt chons a. Cx Ktataa i W Lr.d lort UsU t ou, Idaho lerrltory. ' A.eury. CL t i TrrLiory, make c. I wo liu Uattle the tame to bn et jdroi h ad of CK-l- ta, tTv Faldr delivered at the Agen y tho furui.htngof wbti senli d propositls will lu rc ivdat the aLota Agency Loti If 0. "i and a, ooothtm fo. Vm.tii,. uutil July ao, 1X71, rtl a bMt, OJOtaialag )to aerrs. not are Whole Uoutractor. to luvded hid for tha lt. Um To make proof reqnliaf by he, number or a portion of toe Cattle required. Sched- that! a eotltlad to have lie entry mat ule of price upon two, three an t four year old boot mnnt be. tiled. Contractor tu.t .! aer. I. their bids whether the Cattle to be delivered aro, tote HpanUh, Trio or American stock. 3d. lil ts will be received for Beef Cattle to be at the Agency from time to time in such and any perw-- or per., n tan appear quantities as may bo required to be slaughtered at the .how place cauae If Agency the price per pound, nett such bids to not ho made. any there be, why uch en try ahnik t cover a contract t expire July 15, 1873. f W. U. 3d Any CaiMe cotvu.ouly called and known as MaVorof the CityJH'XItO. of "aUr." will not bo rrorlvrd. June 1, 18T1. Jr.t n j 4tb. The su"ccssfnl bldler will bo reqiired torn-te- r into bonds in double the amount of the contract awarded, for the full performance of the same, subject to the approval of tho Commissioner of Indian ; A fairs. Invited Bidders are to be rreaent at tbe open-lo-g 5h. a a 0W a of tbe bids, Th1. tith. right reserved to reject all bids. 7to. bidder, will be required to pay f r tbe adverO G E A C V ;, tisements pi 0 rats, Each bidder will be required to G ll wi bid aum five for of dollar. hi. the ($5) depo.it Rocky 3Iountaln Aoa w 4 K ) J , 21ICCELLANE0US ADYtn. TO CONTKACTCIIttfr ,'f t'uflUaht to tho 'New nM, Proprietor. uonUay jtJl MISCELLANEOUS. be submitted to the Attorney General, bnd ha will abide tho decision, whatever It may REPORTER, , : A; r: tlXzzXiCzlCizizzTfi e . . i uTA-if- . e t t .i. BaAgSoyxd. - ' -- V ft - 'PtS vs v |