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Show 4 4 l 'A i creed beauty. BuTi administer 6f Tkny'denonunaCfflrot Mormon people, who dee not hold have. It would require more than desert 'toa plac "of ODDortn- bv Immense aao-- k a ef tn TTtah. he has had fan the this was only done some position lav th church. Th ordlnarv couraee. therefore, Iait-saealrljigto tJialls-QXifleeBxtd roil.- Scrnrerof the settle nlty Mormon people- Tnot believe . In inea to come forward and ments ox utan lerptory nave naa siren us, no dipOrlUn to Sloae their doors ; btit they believe salaried , te,have it to bepreacher-the. privilege of erery strongly thieir feelings may lean In the entire Lcrops swept off five against reason. fAs a iuiveireaayaaia, ana onnMywugua o owtvwr seen an antkruilccontioenC in 110, worthy man of this crganizttlon to that direction, epnetlalJy withauch ears an suixvssiuu uy gzzsaoppers. to BEFOhB WlltCfl THE CABINET OltGANS OF THE MOST CELEBRATED ECRO-- , Ter1855 he lished j, the of tkero id n entire crops be by rellgloos sects opposed istrict an iudfcial anil. in third the. aJiKf uWiibed when, has and called elder, which alncebeen ..faa.Wta? AMERICAN makers ifere tried, was coroporod of the moit Uamsl upoa, je slbrthere. Thun4r, if thU system can Tbe ' i destroyed, by those In- the alormoos.willand m to make hir.self use Oil In preach- as now i 4 , ritorywere j; In Judsnaontnpea Musical Instrnmenls. Jndesthakevevsat aet asd as y bo markel it byreMop sects. , I do not think I overstate pntdown be' observed - 38 ContinenL-Kr- w f'Wilkes'pAntariUc th will Doubtless tbt.t " It ing. x:. ;Tlftli rTTnrrmlsin many sni! gentlemen esi - L,ieiU-Hyrjthe case when I say,remote as me whor-bav-e visited Utah rparlles' who are" here "urging' tho" hTJtah Tlict Vcrsiict of the Jury wiw flint the l 1 VI l O. CALDEB, of the British discovery hip fhal-lcn- about vthen was from all help, that will recollect, If they- - passage or tnis uui are' mose-wn- o Territory this f of any other community similarly writes toDr Uaxes, , the passea a tsaobatn there, - tnat are interested In its success... ISofflce JJiwm aeo hnuna. situated hundreds . would nave Were very frequently called bill should become a law, the Arctic explorer, that the around- elders from the body of the congregation of the United States district attor btaryed to. deqthand thelraettle- NEWS (H.THE DAY. trip of that vessel has to preach from; tbe stand without ney: JniUtah wouijibvwor0r-a- s meats wouiu naveueen aoaiHionrw. nroved that no such land exists in any preparation whatever. Bishops, mucli as that of the President of it Vas - the religious sentiment, Warsw WeaSher Tbe Tempi i psomptiBg,rthmatdividswwitl inUeraational ngea which that part f th earths claims hj probaWtJ wdgenfaUXr i sea t thei Ujitd-Stal- sl jTiui be each other to the lftt mouthful, would marshal of Utah Territory I . assembles' at Brussels next month WillcM !! tliat what thus called St. George, June 5 1871. does this that paved them. eouallv valuable. What to to the upon AND speak r1 1 Is of fa most Interesting and lm Wilkes really saw wa ldebergs. 1 dor-I first a bill the taljt fsectidlil nf tBeafraho i MrSpeaklr people. Sc. that if you fcay, that e for laws about then the to at character: The snenxis. "enacting porta away twenty-onsubject Further development are awaited man must not exercise pouuca sweeps a. The weather here is warm and functions in Utah because he la an and substitutes for them a United Territory of Utah- - No: the bo discussed U the rights of nations by the savaus not as agreeable as the beau e could 1pm sultryy twenty-onState andTverteh and exclude struggle rn'threliurclf ,"yod fnalhat,,? In 'tlmeof pon trhlch weather. Thermometer winter tiful xealous a if they chose, and these rrom jui omces .in . tne lerntory deputies in tne counties; that Is no. .. code ot Jaws ; baa hitherto now from 90 tot l(Jo la the lnranges 7 n each'' for such "What whoiibw,1 Mormon4 profess pitriots couhtyt depute every respectacls - this oil From shade. during the aoouc does' second u carea section the existed. It Is true that certain tan am n terest ior reasons, I It there provide? notnmg Sir, vepeai bill out door work is not very ' summer to her. States have be mines " district is there unlees since., gives only custom It religious, why they MASON fc HAMLItf OKU ANS obo took tho FIRST PRlZBat th PARIS EXPOSIregulation and rights should be special legislation of this attorney" the entire control of the been discovered. and cltv property agreeable. Still our Temple is TION haw bee pretty generally ,bot not Speech of in 1807, and in America wherever eUlbltei. 'Send to u fertte-stCannon, character oTMSdals, for Utah. If it be the prosecutions in the Territory, not become .valuable vand, railroads slowly but gradually increasing its numerous proofs, that these Organs are unequa'led in America or Europe. and inother Jlouia tho Utah Bro. witlls in in univermaUy, recognized., The work Is Intention tosttike a blow at the oniy;unaer tne united 4 iat laws have been constructed It only DeUgate from Parry height. We bava Jjat nioelved another shipment of the Grand Hew Styles, patented Jan., form hfcv'that fthe' string course of the coming . congress will be to of JtepreaentcUlvi 'Wcnhinjtqn, Mormon people, to exclude them hut under theiocalJaws. mc since i t was fou ud. lhat.tho Mor andaflls nor twwth( wtta their sfaaairiCKirr Casks of Solid Waikct no papter-maeJS7t, are tbewwest , end uawon from Invaluable mons the had With possessions that feeling there it on thl exercising! the power of D. C., Jun 2, 1874. codlfjr the usages recognfxed by ornaineitations to tnem. running-Wo found in will on soil ie Instalments, Monthly and I south notice the side, and of controlling .the subject and with such. a. district at this Interest is taken by the present ' ternational law In times of war;and te yeera, for SJI0 Monthly Payments. as we , have now who has crusaders against' Utah.' You re- heavy poles for scaffolding are be"1, which redeemed have country torney Mr. they Mr. of Utah. Cannon, Speak or sale here: or 'code for on the' north and jeast. t Ownparative pHoes with those leading: makers, ottered also to draft a new treaty, and made valuable, of 'depriving shown' what his designs are. we .can member, sir, that four 'years ago it- ing raised reasons which have beenas the er,' S4 theCTe seeu and inll. to DeaMe-Seebeob tuple of 4t H. Otkerm. MTe Ortare them of tbe right to. hold office; if readily .understand what the fate Oifjnvwj d wa said that ,uuJes Congress to form immen law, lu plaia ease, an- ' Style signed by th gentleman who .has it be tn intention to wrest tbe the Mormons .would be' Jt .tins bill terppoed there .would r be bloodsnea from almost all parts of this valley, ' equalled in power, musical excelloaceOrgan, ric. and durability, by any Price. introduced the bill for its passage served by all nations In times of as on a site is Is the located it rather of the Territory out of should be. made, a, law, .esjwcially in mat territory. An eflort was doute-ree- d made outslJe tho Mason & Hamlin Factories, fllO. organs tS. trouble. ; it is to be are, that in the Territory cfUtah government high piece f land,' and the bands of the majority and give when they are not allowed, if thev made to convince Congress that central some ' the people uave cuosen a territorial it' Bi rtTe Oetave Hlle-Ree- d Which day we hoiewillbe Style hands of In are for believe even. into others who Orfsn,l, ln lTpriht,RoS- tbe enacted was of 'the iihless hoped that an enlightened and marshal, rightfulness " endeahe legislation has onani who, says, Five ' with Case, Stops, of Case Tremulant, centre, ;our tho etc city. t of beantiful be inevlthumane policy will prevail during vored to wrest power from the the minority, then this bill will polygamy, to sit upon a jury, and Utah, bloodshed--woulrraeeru! proportions, highly flnlsbed, and j much more desljrn. and ;Thecity ishnusuaUy lively this the purpose, designed. But when general reputation, is made &hln Fnnr veftnt- have the deliberations of the congress, United States marshal, and have answer beautiful than it would be it covered with sawdust brethren being: In many te morning, In to force bill evidence a In this criminal that prosecutions. peaceful Territory torday attempting elected a territorial attorney 1SS. ITS. from the surrounding settlement, i andUiaJmouldinirs, ........ and. .that, as a result of Its labors, also . , . let It be Uet an unprejudiced turist examine as it was at tliat time. through this House do not has endeavored was ' which to Conference: attend courts are rr reasons T. Vox for Tbe 1SS. with Humana th and are the horror ol war will be material- who said he said same, But that there lias is Automatic bad tnis also. that it mil, especially legal style Swell,.... with th duties of th United States for experience in the Territories', and locked up and cannot execute the called tot order this morning at 10 legal reasons district attorney, and also that they Its passage.doThe ly mitigated. Sets of Tbres Oetare JRobt. Reeds, ia ITpritjht Gardner Style a.tn. .President Orfsn, he cannot fail to perceive how dan- laws because of the difficulty of ob. not exist.' by have conferred upon their probate its passage doubtless Besoaant Case, bavins Octave Coupler and Manual W. Johti Young being no s more and (President remember of subversive that "Sir," that gerous Sir, all, you repub talnlng jurors. Nine Stops, Including- tbe new Full Organ,. S78. A rupture 1 has occurred between courts concurrent Jurisdiction with at the session of the ifISO. has been for a absent on business) and opened it Legislature of lican government it is. i. caunot the case now than for courts th district th Territory. man In Iterri wltJh . Under the present is servo S will to believe prayer The aeo. Henry tho a some a score the republicans and Bonapartists there above Tew Illustrate of member y that our of held months between and others Utah, yeani. prices If these be the reasons for this as well,'-o- better, than a larger Ifct. . was adopted asking Con this House who would vote for such laws... of Utah courts hav . been Th Speakers this forenoon were the French Assembly, owing to a legislation; then the same reasons resolution j a bill; to be enforced against any held and. cases tided for alpng suc- bishops Robinson, Crosby and Me gress to appoint a?" congressional speech by GimbetU, and feeling exist In favor of similar legislation commission ex- other people than three who reside cession of years..' And were it not Arthurand'iPrestir Gardner, their to ami Utah visits all th Territories of the. United runaso hth that tiimbetta has for of the Judge, of remarks being principally based on into the v condition of affairs in Utah Territory. Let gentlemen fdr.Uie oltstlnacy States. The Territory of' Utah amine . . third-'and examine had and that tbe Judicial it been, It forget there. district; there the United Order. been. Jilast led anl Insulted on the should that try alleged not be made an exception tn GENERAL AGENTS. dead-loc- k i ThisVafternoon be to is be neces no lu was there would at it meeting the .opened put operation designed streets of Pari, by Bonapartists, this respect. In every Territory, as legislation by Congress fJ. Gates. -; with After usurpprayer by against the Mormon?, and then ask present time. In the other districts have sary. Inorconsequence of , the, and, the other evening ,a train with at present onranized, they are in the themselves If they would be willing Of Utah courts have ' been held and singing, Bishop Bunker delivered who tlons the ' people local their their officers, sherifl, be guard, deputies en board had to majority in that Territory. They to hate it go upon the tAtute-- Jurors have 'been summoned. But an excellent discourse 1 on the ' .,,0 who are the ministerial officers .; ' ed whilfcew rimte fron Versailles to their courts and who execute proof, by that action plain lysaid they are book. t.: been published in a daily principles of unity and Here the hammer fell. and are paper of large circulation in Salt in the UrO. of order to protect the Bona-partl- st cesses; 'they have their county, at- not afraid or investigation, r-- ' Farinfrom OTCnfreuce" thus The Speaker. The forty-fivtheir affairs Iake City, the editors of which arc The spirit the supporters of Gam-beft- a. torneys who act for the' Territory quite willing to have anair allowed to the gentleman responsible nen. that the, judge of &r bespeaks a good time for the minuter tborougqjy.examineu, jtner ' and in execution of its laws. O wrong-doin- g on j their part tb fiom Utah have expired. aam in following two days. , Still many tne toiru uistnct They also have probate courts. be M r. Cannon, - of Utalh- - I trust substance- Vhe would carry, his regret' the absence of our President, have it shown up; but they also some instance in and possessing to The governments of Germany, desired to hare the conduct of the "House '.will grant ule more point with Congress. If he ruined as we herty as elsewhere, like to extensive an jurisdiction; Servia and Kou mania have entered Suite of Ute Ter- have our leaders with us to guide: that a time. ;It is the first time tliat I the entire legal business extensive to be open .to their accusers examiued, ' and instruct in tho ways of Jlfe body of men might have appealed to the House forJany ritory." into asi alliance for mutual protec the same objection that is made- - to fair, impartial Nine thousand feet of lumber aro them. Is 1 i as of this kind. between which the ;The courtesy Judge question f.s: n!.,u the jurisdiction of -the courts in th tion and defence. : rived here this morning fromMt. asx Memliers. theOo f courts Several .officer en.' of under tne Mcrtee. genair. rightful i iMaymembers territory of Utah. This is s in re- tleman if of those TrumrmIlJtnm for the Teirtple. the Mr. i loj. ANn. . Mr. Speaker, , I 4he .Jiws of .. the Terrltory-rth- e spect to the Territory f Colorado, Legislature who signed theof.petiKllAl'.- no sort of objection .to extend- L uited States' 'district attorney or The threatened rupture between and It has been tb cas with other tion about the violation of the laws havethe of the' Terri ing gentleman's timo to. long Hie attorney-generEgypt and Turkey becomes dally Territories. Utah is not the only all but three are polygamlsts and as the House may choose to extead tory ha3 beett submitted lo the ' more Imminent. A dispatch to the Territory which has amplified the living now In violation of the it. I have already yielded tahim United States SuDremo Cuurt. and courts. London says that seri jurisdiction of the probate law? those to whom; he. might LUiedecWon has. been in favor, of NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j Utah. Then the aodto; One of my objections to the bill ous difficulties exist between those or Mr. to Cannon choose io an the officer created by territorial yield three-quarteunder consideration Is, that it is more reason for th&u to shun invesfor statute. The case of the United fifteen hour, and that myself taking only I be compli grave t local in ts application. I f here twojpowers, SALT LAKE If they are all polygam- minutes in j opening and 1 fifteen States Marshal Tbe Territorial reason for tbe enactment of a tigation. cations In the East are probable. any like But-therefore then for all must and .one. minutes an sinners, Marshal In is., lsts, closing. analogous law this, the now reason ex- the greater reason why they should object to an extension D ! of the gentle- two instances, the Supreme Court i I CO in regard to all the Territories shun Siuoa extensive cotton mills in ists addicame time man's Of unless the. has States' sustained Investigation." . as well as Utah.' , a cW s Mr. McKee. Js not. that true? tional time that may be allowed to the local authorities of tlie Terri- Sail Lake Thratrr Manchester, nglandV hate been It has been said that in the Ter- I have Prorrir.;cr Corporation, rw 44 have-beevf'MclS list d to be tbe me. allowed here. shall him cartory in ase which burtied, causing a loss, the telegraph ritory of Utah United States judges Caiws Whji.ia .... iff whfr Mr. Cannon, of Utah: The very The SPBAKKK. : How much time ried up fiem this court which now Cijiwsoi, Jam k H. .yursoft,-.- . news' says, of 230,000, but whether have been driven away, have been fact ..ytaye Ani,ater. iuveeti-tratiothat they invited this are-no- t n does the gentleman from VtaU ' compjainsof being.locked up. The to flee. I challenge the compelled to or are . -readers left shows , sire? . that they pounds dollars, rj united states supreme; Court has gentleman who made that state- afraid to meet the Mr. ICakson, of Uiah. I do sustained the' laws of the Territory. light of day and guess.'. ment to adduce, a single Item of bavo not -- look as the investigation of tne fullest not think' I shall require .much This-doeIn evidence to sustain the TENDERED lOTHI! freest character.- There have longer time. I., submit this to the people of the territory though were usurpThe new Preach government have 1857 Judge Drummond,charge. who had and r difficulties doubtless offibeen House.; in Utah or thelr giving authority ing As suffered most a conducted himself alre&fy" defeat, the infamously Territory as there art In other TerMr. Pol A xd. I dp not wish 1o cers power not guaranteed., law Corp oration sembly,' ' yesterday, adopting an In the Territory, left it, and afterritories. There is no Territory of be considered as objecting to the and- - usage Instead of a by usurpacharmanner of circulated ward all ESTEY 0RGU1S Oil 12 MQIITHIY IIISTUUEIITS, y "amendment to the municipal in which the United State proceeding,' but L'wish tion oC power : civ- - the part of the ges in the public prints against the there are not difficulties and dis- gentleman's same to extension the or .the electoral bill, by a majority of people of given Legislative Assembly .Utah, of. Utah, aopng others, acFOURTH Or THE SERIES. on the part of au .officer created by putes between the local and federal committee that is eiven to him. eleven 'against the government. " cusing them, Lbelleve, of using vio- authorities. afThe condition ef The Speaker. If the gentleman their act and the United lence and driving him from the fairs in - the Territories WILt. SRLl O WANS VX)K 93 DDWM AKD a.a5 PBR MOTTB. is of so an- from Utah will specify the time he States officer, asagainst I7R xor stated genby was That Territory.' charge ! 'Awezve Monthj, am give Threb Moxriu I.1WSON3 i - There was another suicide in Ban widely omalous a character and se painful, wishes the Chair, willveubmlt the tleman from Vermont, thethe contrark examinaan samo ratio. but at the urgans circulated, upon iiijfhor pricea no can . under live to the House. request people Ffcancisc ry has been, the case the , usurpaHAS HSDUT VOLOKTEIUIED. yesterday : George S. tion all his statement, ' were dfs that form of government with - Sir. Canxon, of Utah. I would tion has been on the part of .the Tbese aro the best terms ever fTercI, ami whoowr wlh" Uavo the best Oratwki -its Hill, a book keeper, killing himself proved. to hav fifteen minutes longer. Federal officer, and the United Thursday Eie, Jane 11th, 1871, mae in (he world, to which arising between the like to the: probate courts; out irritation1 return To officers elected The Speaker. The cent Ionian States Supreme Couri has so deby poison. was it wise and proper for the leg Eeople or their local .Will b presented, the CeJebratoJ Dramatic .officers the from in add Utah asks for fifteen minutes cided. , or to islative Utah confer wnose roetn, entHiedf nave no from and the Vermont 13,000 MUSICIANS TESTIFY, i of decisions the made one appointment The In vestigation of the alleged upon theAssembly gentleman in they upon tnurta the jurl voice. Examine all the Territories, asks that the same time be probate ft caw of Importance. Clinton given scandal, eharged on Senator Mitch- - diction complained of? and you will find this to be the to tne committee, Any poison wlililna: to purchase an Orran,and have not decided on wlAA tdat t ee; no Rngainst Englebrecbt be there., will remembered that appealed what It Committee the ef ell, case. Oregon, by can bare an Estey at their house on trial for one week, providing- other Orgaa sea difference The between bo gut, these will only court to from requests the district the objection is now the of. Nevada once Utah and the ' of era will send one of thtirs of tho same price. Friends and judg-e- can then call In and is granted together. The Chair hears United States Supreme C.ourt,ChJef Territories - of --the other 'Privileges and Elections of the formed a part-State, of Territory test them and examine tho paper-uiaci and sawdust ornaments. . U. S. and Hi extensions on usii e inasesaia. j Senate, was closed yesterday, Utah. At the' present time that that her people, having an unpopu no objection, i are time ' v the extends three granted. hundred and better chance to talk charge being dismissed, the territory ;4tTho theory, , upon which - the Ma. J. A. HERNEas... . .... ... ........RTF Mr, Mr. iCAifNox, of Utah. against them and. Carkie Cogsvkll committee unanimously agreeing sixty miles north . jtatToiitb, various are men Mr. who U the governments for portions Qortnulei the condition -of tali speaker, , Speaker, two nunurea ana sixty four miles who have that there was not sufficient ground east United of States of to the the this Territory is such that I can- speak General Agents Salt Like City. brought this bill territory vekis"o, ana west, its inhabitants are been organized has ever been for further J a vestigatlon. settled mostly in towns and villa' House and asked for. its. pas of it with a good deal of nrhle and have of is mis me product or tne without any fear in relation to the that leaving to the inhabitants RAND COMEDY NIGHT ! gee. Fortius Territory and popu sage? of the Committee on the result of any examination. to which all the, powers, of wisdom iation Congress has provided three , There were two severe shocks ef re? ir Bill Ke pea ted. consistent with the supremacy, and No, sir; this bill Is. but Its auairs may be subjected. ' Judiciary? first court district at held courts; earthquake at: Mission , Ban Jose, Provo; second district court held at one of . . seven j or ' eight ' bills Utah Territory has now been set-- supervision' of national authority BATCQDAT AITKRXOOK, ' (i f r? been brought to Wash tied nearly twenty-seve- n and with certain mndamenta Gat, last evening.; years. Beaver, third district Court, held which havemen Comblimentaru Matinee ! Grand who are interested ud tne 24 tn of tne .coming month principles established by Congress. by at Salt Lake City. Of these courts ington 1784 as ordinance was As .. in an, i,T we , shall have leen there twentypassed early getting legislation Rnrag-ed525 Main St, & 110 Washington Ave. and will shortly appear, Vessels from Cuba, arriving at in nrsi two menuonea noia one r adorned the is a bill not of the y seven Congress we It Congress.; out of are through 'by term years, a last the mentioned year.and acNew York; are quarantined, on e .Committee en debt. A ne the Cities and confederation providing for the dl two terms a year. ; The time during originating 4a-th-or JOSEPJH MURPHY. the Judiciary In the Committee the Territorycounties, count of the- - yellow I fever having wmcn um nrsi are entirely free from vision of all the ' terrltery ceded 6t t ana second district on Paioas or Admission i WHOLESALE DEALERS IN r, Territories, or in any other com debt. There is not a bond of any to be ceded into states, with boun Parquette, Parquet r Circle and First broken put in the former Island. : courts have been Mn session, up to mlttee which naa had 'these bills kind afloat. The affairs of the daries ascertained by the ordinance. 1.0" last the three wil within, years, ircto,. V ........- 25Ml it. Who have been the men Territory have been manazed in Thfefee States were severally author Second Clrole...;....w. not average two days in each year, beforehave Tliln) Olrclo m A tnerder and suicide are- report- and to get 'this bill tbe most economical manner. The ized to aaopt ior tneir temporary Private has been a Tear or more who. others sought there ...... to (12 each like It liassed by Con aim has been to have taxation as government the' constitution and KeacrvedBoxes,., ed as having taken place on the at times when no district court has and; Seats. . . . . .... ... . . .35c. additional II l one M.MUfcctir; if th. eietUfe. ' of and men the of The interested law? in as iiarht are tot There those States, any gress? possible. 13th ult.'jon board the ship Maviiut been held outside of Salt Ltake. U, 7 s was Perform-onefor nrovision its made their ulti who wlidi the DaprtoixnuhapaiAlo'aneh. to who passage. a desire rST-:vXiOUipersons change; I'Thej'are The court district in Salt Lake has who have sou rill to g-- l . while oa the voyage .from Liver o'clock 8 oemmsncMt v;' CUSTOM! nur it through. obtain the control of aftaire.and this mate admission byj'delegatea into been in session but a small portion Since 4lie roniinMMt ir.eiit ef this bill in their interest. ' it is easy-- the congress or the United States. d26S 1 EVER y PAIR WARRANTED. pool to Quebec . , ' or tne ume. had lite United to imagine wnat tbe result would We thus find the first plan for- the Some of the Judges appoiuted in Congress We have marshal of. that Territory on be if it were to pass and the con' estabiisnment or governments- in A dispatcb from Calcutta to Lon- - Tears past to. the first and second States or tnts nouse outton-no- inoor tne troi of the Territory were taken out the Territories authorized the adop? n never saw the u oa. say me recent .rami ne .nots districts i places an- . a a m or menu rrom members In and his all lion state govern hands the Ing of the doing . of those .who at ths tv'sahM KB LA lor courts. xneir payees noiaing were directed c against exporters of pointea to push forward this hill and preen 1 time have the majority art,- - and "committed all matters a. the Judges of these dis power will take 'notice that an ad- ' iieoenuy County to on secure to enactment into dis internal law. its the "t i i there. What an excellent field foodt legislation tricts hare held courts regularly in ses&iot of the" Cotinty fJoort "Of We . havehad, too, ,the United there would be for I was going to cretlon of the inhabitants, unres- Joorned their districts, and the Judge of the States Sale Lako County wiU be fat Id at tbe Court district attorney stealing on say plunder, and I do not know that tricted otherwise than by , the House ia 8alt An attempted mnrder, and aul first district has a residence in his or Take City, en Tuesday, the floor a this whenever could he eet is State it: too strong a. word to use. Ex constitution, originally. adopt S3rd day of June, eld by the murderei1, teok .laee at district, and probably the Judge vof chance for A.D. 1871, at which time same ea the purpose. These pei ieneai. elsewhere .has shown how try tnem. or una plaeo the assessment roll for tbe cur(WNwoaiD nis ajso:h due JeflersecLCity, Mo., yesterday i That was tbe laturaase U4d bv th Chief and been tier constantly easy X am not certain. ys to issue Donua ana to init rent year will be examine!, a'l complaints If has. he is: men nave in , rend this decUion. members Josucc of wbich tbe trjnir a volve upon community inextricably ihi revcrsea tne I believe, the first who has Sressisg concern In ,).he stynq heard and rrroneous proeeeain(cs or tne jnae of 1 t f if is I Committee, upon 'members debt.! lis A ' peUceman waa killed Clast resided there. , The Judge probate courts Of the Committee ... adjusted tmra iff outnetr tns on the Territojudicial yie Territory asicssments It is against this that ray constit oi ' naa tnererore or necessity to be en' ; Byo'rdorof'8aMCodrtJ.'""J' ''"'" L night duringV.flht between strik dowed - a. . in ensiles Afsociais .uuq. waaiey, tl'jabtr rv niiii are and who ries, upon gentlemen uents protest. They wish the ma another decision rceeaUr riven, also sns WIB l INDICATBS BV THE ATOVK. TITLK U VR extensive with . IX , Jurisdiction, BOCKHOLT, laborers: men i who and iiad or lng tnose committees, jorlty to govern. They govern else-- tains the territorial laws., and the election ' ' or the people would liave been com- not on eitneror a KwRireaioittla - Counts1 Co. .r- a. iHwwnj. . . ntmnitMil kttlr Intantbu, T taken thelrplaeea. tnis out. r ,.... passage for tbe Territory by ' Salt Lake City," June 10, Clerk, of an attorner-genernot wnere, in utan? wny to punish crime,-to-havhad tne w 187. yhy pelled, an.1 l , TT. T amed wtttal.i-:.of tbe they MrJ the ZTZ' con thep,.bl. Polabd. Aaaembljr tne sen the Legislative Territory. aia recourse u lyncn law. Hut ttCy . presumemis-stat" i ' minority by tbrowing dI70 3 wSO 3 sitlon a I exeeedlnelr consider two decisions rx,MI,a Those t. fro does mean not anr to tleman quarter courts had been. in rret,rrla gressional influence and legislation " regular these as showing the character of the BJL&IZ AOTlOa. ttieru-rla- , ' BalWlth UrUr session; St. George, a city but neither- r the dbtrict7 attorney, against the majority? What have important u tan. in show that the ncy proceedings two of marshal,--no. i the . one 'else thousand done must from the that this, any " wieee lite Int of April, . majority uemserres usvc mainuunea - the ' laive - Inhabitants, It Is jrenerally understood thaLlae and Utah has had anything to do with be inflicted upon them? It has peopi agricultural hiTSMcn. entrencbed the within law. Ur. members of tht Ilouseof Repre-- J rnanuacturing Interests, Is situated the preparation of this bill exeent a beeursaid; let the railroad be built hats not songht to. transcend tbe law, bat m ie sou mem portion of the Ter gentleman named Whitney, a law across the continent and the Mor have acted in accordance with the ornnk FIRST NATIONAL BANK DIRECT JBY tf SALT LAKE CITY aai QTAH seniauvea were urged and tea TERfiTFORY; in Um . second Judicial dis yer of Salt Lake City; who ' holds mon Power Trill soon be v broken. actef the Territbry and the laws passed probabty-almo- st UTAHrOF beyond endurance ntory -' toe tne Xem none oi 1 was uu as a be of those and ben mines who let said, dis djt it out nunarea Mua twenty positions wci rrom iguiauve to yon foryonrappro- sabmitted atsemuy the Utah miles by the representative me in the preparailoo of the covered,! so mat emigration can lory,ktand sala. . Beaver, where th sisted time.' the t.i wr vote' for Um JPoIandZor court is nJd; th facilities for tra-- bill.' None of tboce other gentle- now in, ana tne overtnrow or tne I find that "nng oa. short hnrrr I ths VX8103ATKB TI-tZrOSVT0BYAm some other eutrageouT UUh bUl, veiing would enable a citizen, of men had anTthlne to do In refer Mormons will then be assured. The tins allowed me I find to i ltapoaaUae it TUB! ULli jtZLh ft JASClAI,A.QK!TrtOr ' ence ueonre 1C tO Rmvde. to at has 14 been in railroad arrive v mines have maKs which should be made ! I built, wnicn nrglng and teasing might " lr trrrn cr j rr nun ft V three Mr. annon.Tof Utah. '1 am venr been opened, emigration has flow to Ktreexplanations a correct uxee or affairs la the Ter- - j ' days. IWoukt It? not. have made some of the members 10 about under these clrcumstances.be' high- - glad, Mr. Speaker, to have tb gen- ed to Utah, churches and schools' Tnory.. la tne inira rccuon or this Dill WAaaaa HoseSY,. ..'. : . ::: . . . ' ..PrtMdmL tttsrsa nervnusljr senjIUrs n4 irritable 'j uiovuveuient ior mm tn trtnt tleman raake this statement. be. have been built and organized I ima this Provision: AjRsjmrr Oonae,. . ! . J. iv.". : . .. ..Carter. have it In to believe there are five or six differ upon the whole subject as to cause ot nJ business, in: the, district cause-"And whenever Inaay orooeedlnr fordl The DtneofuMT o nxi.rt uksVnr A2U Utah TtuurroatT . - $500,000 that th district attorney did ent denominations busily engaged toha Authorized Capital, them to say that they did not care oounz.wA ciuaen of Boston ' earn prove or. m any emi cute, or.ta SKA, will any ' lm befor th Commltte on th Terri there and yet there is a class who crSvUnml prosecution... It aaeeaaary- to travel , to Chlfiaro nnicbnr nr1 160,000 Up what in f Wsewal : bill Kelt contained narnaee-'relaLk existence t of ibe lth tba is will tories Cham eesaaW f this an not satisfied. Th overthrow of prove th authorship comfortably .-. v $175100 . Cliyt -rrom msand more persona. It shall not be Etrminff, r St'TertrlSern m Tt Dill. w ueorge-icathe majority in Utah has not been tton between Dlreetery or Belt ; HVil Ixmi twJ ;W they would put it through,they be- cheaper Ilstery xrvi same ton Lake toe to ny Mr.1 noma to Beaver; yet th Peland. Then t h as they hoped. They neqrosaryof anprpre rttyi C 9e varieva. Jtlto ing fMrebably heartily clad , to accomplished ertptle record' or or lit Institatlori eertlOcate Baaklttt et ' tbe now wans congress to aidtnem by w wouia consider it wnat was not true.-?- ' " Hn oi xtoston ef Oct!ea. :m4 Dlreelery i beevWencs API , ,ri ant and ead aometnine edhaWutloa of lteraiU ' .1 f or a. hardahin ihnuM hostile legislation against marrtags, Mr.1 Cannon, "of TJtali i granting and knew aa nntoana ana wud. ana A Gtntrvl fieufkbkf puHwi TiraneaeUd. reilable ma urscn rlsM, paruea lfarsaUem 'Alia, liltiraaH UUb eMle the.arXi,ircxt4 mm Opfelrt wtk question. be obliged to transact 11 bU bosl'-- that Mr.' Whitney had framed the this majority, and thus Wrest the the sets,' condnct, decUratlaes. and ad ml. the lendle smIms aad iMr Uut that is not.lhe-.en- d, at unjcago, and h .would not bill and 'presented It. as I under control f affairs from their hands. akns4Mof tno parties snalt e admlMibfav Affendc in Colorado and Montana. A Sarltvl InireetMjr every Vmmwm. ' nUrMaksa tsihsAittaiiuiis. it Is neas . otarrwee mx. v estamianea like for ana another scheme unreasonable should stood him, (for he 'told m so hlm- - Sir, It is but hardly the beginning. , Meantime nb considered . In ITteh. . V 1 , offset. J neoDle. Oet.1 aIetMtlly ass: ror som local tribunal. A. and tt honed aajr qacsUon eorxosni PsasmT Amasaa To. rrom Ver reUdoe that II,) to - tne ee title man the indeee'nt ' haatev bad temper, Other Ttiiliiij, . ... a. . be done under the guise of - vi. .muttmwwon to we in th Teuitory are mont. uj anenuo Mr. lVland.?- - But th dis it can tw Canvassers j i. riu M 3absurlotMia a kA tne ana worse judgment manifested i en jr r swaovoaea d law.Members should in siaiiiarlT situated to that of St. trict attorney did state-Hrn-d 'be hesitate decision doubt States jSnpteme the House do not teem to take Georrs. . and without urai votes for ,' such uonrt in ofmetbe'Uitltedi they oast atheir, less the members of the Committee fore case oi uamtpinn .... a The - .... of soma kind, they aw wholly with! ca the . Territories will "remember a diu. izamino wen wnat the re State! MlSsoaTl.v ttw 11 U fonnd In lit is mmtwrfaill weU with i tabUcj PoUadi oat l fftnt-ra. are Wallace, of sults I aad such legislation and buaine, director. l!L kTT! wmI mm" . as fr the I wtllrradmi ntrartj front likely protection by judicial authority the statement made bv him in their Intolerant speechea, Ward's inflam ' ; "' " ,, 10 ,wfc "wtwmm X ' f7f it" HfUmHH.I " themselves pages 83 andS-,;in property or person. Under An-.room that he had heln. to be. Let members ask , committee thee ' such; matory diatribe, and the hurried circumstances, can it be . said ' that ed how would 1 like JVOTXCli. legislabefore bill they ex port facto liWU meantone up this bill, th "By in i tion enacted fer them if thev were wfaicb partisan action of the Hooae an th Igialatur of Utah acted un-- tn (jomnutce en tse Joxnciarv-Lake lnpoMS' a psmisnaMBS for e act IBR TasitarVrs ef ttaOth School Districn ars tt Co. not eosnsaMadwt by th press. We wiaeiy in conferring Jurisdiction on called "th Poland iiULM -- This is objectionable fer religion or any wukb waa ootDmuuuut a toe ume it was A situated in 8utrar Hwae Ward, Bait reason. th C ether Put sir. Would In eoiaaitted, or haposoa addiuoaaUevan Lake County, are hereby notified tbat tbe th class 'persona wbe have been probate court? rN t V yourself ft hav net s$ea one paper of ability, not have f fallen far short of "thy tsxesfertae y w eadia their measure au the , Ume. the condition of the Mormons, and Isbaient to that then prescribed, or caan now tus ana 15th intelligence,', and t Influence that auty naa they neglected to throw urging aots not ct settiea dt the Mas any canltaliftt or any inerchant ask yourself xhow You would pes the rule of evidence. ty vllcb less or Jnne. 1874. willirba collocted br Iaw. has approved the bill, or that has around their Infant settlements, to from auicrent testusony is ssfflclent to convict to such have like, law a as nas. this oat of thonsands of order of Jy the lhaTnatees. Utah, . man men ires reqoirea." not, In soma form of expression, de Widely separated, such, protection who are said to be" in sed against you. V 10 s38 3 dkQS as th probate courts hav afforded? that Territory, eom here to nrge . it may be said the Mormons are This Uil propose, tehaa la ra precated the action of tha House k lfe.JRfSMH JUI1U4 Bo fat as th .adminiatratkm . of thTjassae and I anbmit It comes in ec ef thin blllt Hu nthere Heretics, bat . tbla do, not mttv erideoce, ' bT the s --from' upon or decision tbia the ceort tn Coert "bf with, in been anv derrataiiort In Sopretne this bill a law. J fit making casa i &are cttea, bill were ."amaaed." at the large jusue to me from loose men7 x :am told ' there is a Congress' t exist We nTO now on hand a complete stock .: I have had forwarded lscenrnd, Such legislation never. In the his. in tne X know the wlikli lr, prejafllces ote for IL Passlon and prejudice the Territory a statement of . th list of men, forty-fiv- e 3E In number, tory of the world, nut down heresv. on this Mormon qoesUoa f cnow. that of Bummer Chthme,-eonsIsun- p W the which hav been tried bv the who have nrjed the Jpasssfre and manufactured latest of this If such legislation, calf, then all his ar blind. gTiMea la kjislatlon and styles patterns, men are rcadj to def nvthlnj that tnaajhave been cftabllthed. ithat, In bUL'n An anahrsis of that list fthnwa tory Deues itseir, mr history bears miT ordinary Juries of the for .this .uiarlytt , at - onr own thceSeet to destrovwhat is called expmsly.. apt .U cause the ogin to be the probate . court : of Territory Kew hons aa enable which., to la York, : J. nJL ' Salt Lake that a portion ef these are tnen trim testimony that no such measure reflect limpjorememDersto from run Into the ditch. 'Th sober County for several years, , Out of a hav 0nt been Mormons, and who is proposed in this bill ever waaann. aiormomsm. pereentehaapec4aaa and not act hastOr npon this bilL' 8nch Selii other . ? haass la Udacity.w hrht-fot tn any Ust not eastern: win nave leslalatlbn that .civil an ol systewu dmtroy seoond thoAight "of the, country win ;Tm 'concealed dlsHke ior ceesful in accomplishing such an Its betierorsasTe aaSered York is ' The ai mde aappliea.; m ns which Mormons r and ' thstr Tormer brethren: th others object. It did not lu the case of driven from their botne wmwini J ; , hardly haek p ih sevolaUonaiy were ' were de-eland Xlma JVholesalcnites n are men! who are dependent lopon theHuguenots; did not in the case agafai for. their religion.. tlnrs canapt it txus,fty-ni. b r action pt the Mouse. . Tf .1 .1 in favor of tt rtrjiMf , Tty and tueiu yrauc, ana otners wdo are of the Puritans; it has not in' any by ths baypncV "ey cannot be dissenting '.Mormons, and. twenty lawyers, and desirous to nlcsse the case, and it never will, never.while coovlnecd cannot concoovtaceit ba by vlolenc8;:tliey five only decided In favor of court of the third Judicial district. tne eartn stands and numan nature vinced by say snch means.'' Hostile IL how fair tha admfn- - .Bcft It 'may ' be said,' 'If --these possesses its r vi tit notmat ''eSeet. If lb wUl hav iniJMjJjilitKri!: preeentreatures,unless, istratlon Justice reason been has in errors ht and that llonaons is the at 'other a influential argv capitalists eut bv ndeed, you Vwhlastan stamp religion X''tflsl 1 ' .'1 Star, of Bent iwiucn arpeumnsr oe maoa.7 : j rtE'undoTB-nia,fc?wlc; by Juries and th probata people' or Utah do not 'desire th destroying all its believers. I Tfdi Jnn<j.).-T)-'i;r'- , " v5 C': . Territory appn'hted erer tiia oreseat sinee aad At Utah the courts. The parties to sixrv-tw-o bill of this passage - Wb4ttisnOTTT!aTtrriloy:Vhen baa been act tied her oaortl haTft owwl X ' kA U ia It Lnlm CkT nrni Utah Tmr- Why 'have ewer - f B2ne5S?i ' rr tbe eeli hrated PubUo. . "The Attorney General has and dla.J ao in person- - or by a commltterthey first settled was a country that no. their xlaoes ml worsLip tV men", of erery to the railroad, we M DnTi of IrJeiUS'iaeleaiolnlty ryfrrrthe") raUroad depot from m 1 1 IatJn Thettel it's Zllee o4k,lver to com Orden to Provo. 2? is se Hon and the It Mormons;and desired. ei Um anting yet by the petition enter . constituadd to enoimnaUoa body discount Whenrvey allowed . rreat tmMpeetiv or preach. Elr, at to ixruseia re now'almcet tat, furnacemen in exclusively usin as rn it quantises for floxlnf paillcse, ! 'X a complaint against 'these Ured that it t not tmssed Th or plac of marriage,a dhtop iLed ;filTlnepf tUs s il tne uovernment AMnartments. Etnh. th tesS nrgea know, yea the are ilormoa reason is obvious: "These men have Ickools 8J ComeTCi2i I'onpes tlmwgh- dance cfde fzi'M, whit woman courts that WUUitl ixt vicitms vO eity went to TJtah held a; eontroYeMy '' ' Judges m Dorian t Ihtzrtts in ' Utah.' vlTf theCJIndiana or IU1( t and Great Eritaia. United ht tea tliat eoell 1. rrthe sizrre to' deaths Tint before the largett married to adllitn cf .UJ country Slahepa; 4kd ' be eooTcasd la the Uclted elates and are wrrnted strictly mmorrmim. rrFi.h8ra Probably no officer U they have not cases in court, they after stru soling for years they suc- probably is to be takes and dsexsed a dUxsn TJtaa steel pens. 8aa-W-e ai qaestion of polyrsmy, and solt ever pa the Territory, If he belongs to the do not know how soon they may ceeded in transforming it from a has Ufatla Priceeight t per rrow. f Ui U<ti tUtta," been with them. Whenever a repata- THE" SoUTi t ToLE. NowTT Is the NEWS. South Pole that exjCjUuf an Jn tenet in the m ienliile world. rrt.tni aten.V,UKnATs ixcirn roun o Wilkes clsimetl THE r "T for-suc- h 1 ijom-modor- d. ef oay-scsoo- is rT f ---.r ar the-wor- ld thvmcof WERETHE BEST! J MB If Mor-mon- i fwf !. MaMn& Hamlin Organs . - rA Miami lira. 'm-vmmMmmaotaee- w nm mmm - the-Unite- d Mem Ion.'or99. mt - t- -, ie self-governm- - - f'r - '- 1 -- . . Knee-Swel- - na'-aeCa- : L ; - : . ' , Sub-bas- s, - i dlff-roi- we , , . . 1 -- i' : . ! - Immense Inducements : , e i r - " ; - , , al Td-grap- ht rs . THEATRE , 1 the-Unite-d . ta . .. "o IMS ClfHYIEEE - . O l i 1 s - - s . to-da- , . ;- - . , jr . i: . . he ; ? . nt Appleton, Noyes & Co. - To-da- -- ! ; , . AND BOOfUSt 'iUll - - ti-o- SHOES M BOOT9: s, . , .4 .f - j ?( -- ii 1 Salt Iiako City and TTtUlk:i Y : - - - A , - A"Z" . " A 5 ng sup-poal- i0B - ' - T v al e T - tl.T.rH'iiS5 e; - pps-Bssi- T ug . j - ; - ... '' --T - " ... 1 in -- n if ; j M J t-- . - ri a to pro-dactio- " - : " ; tct . .'. --- rhJ Mi-tri- CkrMli.r fittteli el. t . .. ili-- Interett-AUowt- m.- - r. .j. ; f" Salt' e- - - & -.- m i i Capilaf tr i- . . & -- .vf i t it T' er : u ,x. V my-pow- Ts-juii- i -- r,,rn'73 'Herald Publishing a i Mey-terlM4v-ts ' It.ven I 3ML - non-Mormo- ns li:r.l dblj th'-XrJead- 1 IkE 353 -- -- 15-t- -- 1 ;; e ur non-Mormo- ns ! eoth9t,ji -'l -- fr dd it non-Mrmo- na I - j If -t- lerii-latlo- ir ixls - d I . ' n !.-- de-cld- ed . noa-Mormo- hs -- - .'. al n dUMSw a &TKVJIN9 CO. d13ieia axt iaek cmr. : |