Show loca LOCAL lim liu other BITERS erom FROM didars DAILY nay MAY 7 20 29 proclamation BY THE MAYOR OFFICIAL 1 I MAYORS rA OFFICE 1 Z salt lake city UT td toi the citizens of salt lake city whereas monday the day of june next has beon been selected for the celebration of decoration day in tills tilis city and in order to give all if citizens thereof an opportunity of rif celebrating the same as a general holiday bo fitting befitting the occasion all saloon keepers k deepers and dealers in liquors aro arc hereby directed and other pe pee sons generally doing business throughout the city are requested to close their respective places of business during said day in witness whereof I 1 have ils il S hereunto set my hand land S and the seal of said city this twenty el eighth t day t of may bray AD 1874 i DANIEL danien H y I 1 mnyo mayor r attest 1 ronert ROBERT CAMPBELL K recorder t weather jk A pleasanter plea santer more if morning than this could 0 scarcely o bo imagined ined Showe showery ryas as ave we go to press Rehear rehearsal bal bai prof pron 0 J thomas liaa a large number of the children tag tow toy her her ber yesterday afternoon at the 2 gerbie rehearsing for the drop Trop oed giand juvenile jubilee found on saturday last mr edward hemsley of sugar house ward found an envelo envelope D C containing nine photographs pt two WO songs 0 md end a letter which the owner can have by calling upon him lum county court the county court in and for salt lake county willieat will meat at the tha court house in this city on monday morning parties having county business to attend to should govern themselves accordingly pleasure boat today to day mr isaac groo grgo launched a neat pleasure boat sixteen feet long on a small lake oil on his farm in sugar house ward we understand he designs having pleasure grounds there the land and situation being admirably adapted for that purpose cleaning up most of the rooms in the city hall have been lately or are now undergoing a thorough cleaning scrubbing and general fixing up marshal mcallister takes commendable pride in keeping the public offices and halls of the city in good trim amalgamation we understand it is the intention to have the members of the ath ward who are desir ous or of becoming identified with the tile united order to connect themselves with the ath ward branch instead of ha having ving a separate gation in the ath ward yace race scratching pedestrians on south temple street frequently have their melr faces scratched by the drooping and broken branches hanging from the shade trees on the north side of that street A person might accidentally hive his lis eye put out by the same cause to whom it may concern this is to certify that george was cut ot oss from the church of jesus christ of latter day saints by the high council of this stake of if zion on march loth 1874 jonn JOHN price PIKE clerk of H council may 1874 another or organization A branch of the united order was organized last evening ili in the loth ward with the following officers president acting bishop spiers vice dent win wm ashman secretary I 1 james ames woods assistant secretary james ames T strong treasurer i jno no lar jar larkman kirkman kman directors christian J sS swaner waner wm vm P F poll james tames E malin yiuming fiu elu ming the city is making an excellent improvement in flum ing the water ditches across the streets between the new plank crossings the blumes flumes are also cov o ored ered over and the hollow filled up with sand sandfer lle byc fec c making a flat square surface at the tile street intersections where this improvement is made rendering it much better for teams and sand vehicles as well as agi enhancing dhe the appearance of the st streets FROM SATURDAYS DAILY dally MAY 30 more bain rain I 1 showery this afternoon gooseberries home raised goose berrie berries sare are becoming abundant in the fruit market needing repairs Ee pairs third south street near the east end is very much out of repair one portion of it being washed away by water flowing across it police court during the last a A few days scarcely any criminal cases emes have been before the police court the roughs boughs appear to be lying low at present windy during a considerable portion of last night a powe powerful ru wind prevailed here but we have av not heard that it was product productive ivo of much damage it kept up a terrific howling and whistling for several hours firemen attention tho the members beasor of pioneer engine company no ho I 1 are requested to meet at affire fire mans hall monday june at pm CM C M DONELSON jun sun secretary I 1 another closed up among others othe rs the liquor dealers are feeling very sensibly the tho effect of the dull times a part of it which nobody should feel sony sorry for another of those liquid lightning institutions closed up today to day for want of custom cfall if all ali the others were to follow suit the community would be benefited erom from irm england elder james T little who has been on a mission to england reached home on thursday night after an absence of about a year he crossed the atlantic with the tile company of saints expected to reach here t tonight 0 but left them at new york and calein camo on ahead during elder bittles littles stay in england ho he labored for the most part in the london conference but also visited various other parts of the E european european mission ho he enjoyed himself very much and returns in ia good health and spirits hotel Xe keeping mr thomas godfrey lately connected with this office has gone into the hotel business in the premises recently known as the north star south temple street but now der the new firm of f godfrey and rogers as the utah hotel it is the design of mr hir godfrey and lis his its partner to run the house jn the most reasonable yet respectable style and mr Us ja thorough and regular habits qualify him to look well to the comfort and accommodation of those who may be his I 1 guests he is an old british soldier and served several years acceptably in the commissary department part ment the final terminus the union pacific and central pacific railroad companies pointed to determine the locality of the final terminus of the two lines held a conference at ogden yesterday for the purpose of are riving at a definite conclusion in the matter the union pacific company was represented by sidney dillon and oliver ames and diess Aless rs ripley sickles 8 H H clark mark and 0 H karll karil earll earli and and the central pacific by hon leland stanford towne clement and montague last night no decision was reached aud and she some of the gentlemen named came down to this city by last evenings train they returned to ogden this morning I 1 and it was fully expected that tatter the matter would bo do definitely f I 1 bitely settled t today to day decoration daya day A general invitation has teen been extended to the citizens by general H A morrow to be present at the ceremonies connected with the decorating of the graves of departed soldiers who fell in the cause of the union and it is probable that a large number of the people will visit camp douglas on the occasion at onetime one time it was feared that the carem ceremonies onles onies vr would not be graced by the genial presence or of general morrow which would have been a matter or of regret to all who will participate in the proceeding proceeding he having received orders ers from general ord to visit ca camp beaver he wib subsequently orp ftp however ever received 40 up patch atch that he had the vili ft ut of delaying his llis visit south till u uter ater ter monday june several prominent gentl gentlemen will mako mauo suitable speeches on the occasion and for the accommodation of the public a lino iino of omni buses will run between camp douglas and the eastern terminus of f the street railroad organization in the second ward wu we have received the following minutes of a meeting held in the 2nd and nd ward school house may 1874 for the purpose of organizing a branch of the united order elder A M Musser through solicitation of bishop Leach stated the object of the meeting the articles of agreement were hen then read by bro B pratt A motion was put and carried that nhat we vve organize as a branch of the united order the following were then elected a i nominating committee james jensen 8 6 petersen win wm L ball E wilen wilkens s wm win hart during the absence of the corn com musser spoke in behalf of the order the committee returned and the following were elected as officers james leach president daniel corbett vice vlee president soren ivenson 2nd and vice preside nt wm win L ball secretary win wm hart treasurer charles wilkins samuel peterson petersen james jensen george reese stephen tucker directors SCHOOL SALT bake LAKE CITY gity may blay 1874 1871 1 editor deseret neus news by invitation of mr geo chase one of the trustees of the contre centre ville district I 1 attended the school there yesterday yesterday afternoon and witnessed the regular monthly review the exercises consisted of f A song heres to the friends we nyo love 2nd and reading beading lessons in all grades from the first to the fifth readers some of these classes after having read recited in concert some of the elements of reading after which they took up ford fora word mord analysis in which they evinced a very good knowledge not only of the characters used in forming the words but also of their constituent phonetic elements 3rd ard grammar classes were exer cisek in and analyzing sentences in which misses kate chase luna smith theresa bandall and others acquitted themselves with honor and reflected great credit on their teacher ath the exercises in practical arithmetic were of such a character as could be shown only by a live school and a thorough teacher the teacher mr J is a gentleman of considerable experience and has without doubt the interest and welfare of his students at heart he is backed up by joel parrish george chase and william streeper the trustees of the district who are alive to their duties and hold themselves responsible to the teacher for his sairy nairy salary which is paid punctually at the close of each month the house is well furnished with seats from A S barnes barnea co chicago 0 H RIGGS territorial superintendent of common schools new edition of the voice of warning we take pleasure in announcing to the saints throughout the territory that a new edition of the late elder eider P P pratts prates highly instructive work the voice of warning printed and published at the deseret news steam printing establishment is 18 now ready for sale it is printed in clear type and on good paper and its binding in cloth sides with I 1 eather eathen back is both neat and strong hitherto it has been the custom to print nearly all the church wo works s in europe but the development and encouragement of home industries is a subject now being pressed upon tho the attention of the people of the territory with more urgency than ever and to be up with the times we have determined upon issuing editions of several of the most useful of the works of the church the first of the surles saries being no now w ready and will be s speedily followed by bytho tile key to theology f spencers letters ac the principles of the gospel of life and salvation as revealed in these last days through the pio pro phet pilet joseph 9 smith mith and taught by the elders of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints are set forth in remarkable plainness and simplicity in the voice of warning ja Is as well as the other works named and we know of no better way borall for all ali who are desirous of becoming familiar with the dameta fun und 1 principles of the tho tem em of fe religion ligion believed in und and practised practiced by the tho latter ratter day saints ban than by givina these thebo careful ul perusal the simplicity of the langua sensed is such that they are for the perusal of children cli clr ildren lidren in day and sunday schools and in our home editions tile the style of binding will be such that the books will bear the rough usage of schools we take pleasure in recommending I 1 these works to the attention of al all ali 7 believing that the bible and modern revelations excepted from no other source can a more correct position exposition of the great principles of eternal truth be obtained than is therein hermin contained FROM TUESDAYS DAILY JUNE 2 prenatal pre natal murder on saturday and aud nd sunday last an inquest was held by corenor G J taylor and a jury juryj antho on the body of frances A waldron lately living with J H scott a saloon keeper in this city whose death was reported to have been caused by abortion the tho following witnesses were examined J H scott mesdames lowling bowling and showell sene moore dr S E crain grain cora conway rosa bosa wilder dr A fowler hattie ebil drs P F D and J 11 benedict dr hamilton and sexton J E taylor the evi evl evidence evidence hence went to blow show that the death of the deceased had been caused by abortion and ana that the abortion was procured by dr S E crain erain and the jury rendered the following verdict territory of utah tah tab 1 county of salt lake lakee J an inquisition holden at salt lake city fourth precinct on the day of may A da D 1874 at tile the hour of 9 p in at the residence of J H scott upon the body of frances A waldron there dying dead bergre geo goo geoa J taylor coroner of said county by the jurors whose names ard are hereto subscribed the said sald jurors upon their oath do say from the evidence before them tharshie tha ashe died from the effects of instrumental abortion produced by dr S E cra crain grain in in testimony whereof we have hereto set our hands this aist alst day 0 of f may A D 1874 C M do elso eiso T J G WHEELER J W SNELL sanell geo goo J TAYLOR coroner I 1 the C coroner aroner issued his warrant for the apprehension of dr grain crain and on munday bunday afternoon he was arrested and lodged in the city prison this morning the dr was brought into the police court for a preliminary examination but the hinves t was postponed until bues tues tuesday d ay next the accused being held I 1 in n bonds to appear at that time daring escape of prisoners about half past eight yesterday evening the jailers of the county prison were changing the prisoners seven in number from the day to the night cell the doors of which are opposite each other in the corridor in the basement of the court house mr hirr john newton as is his usual custom stood near the cell celi dors doors while mr nir john stood at the door of the passage way several paces off one of the prisoners asked permission to pass OR on to where mr was sing saying li he e wished to speak to ili lit him n about v a letter letten bob mccausland who asb has been een always treated wit with h great kindness also passed along towards mr and the two as soon as aa they got near enough made an attack on him they dealt him a heavy blow on the a side de of the face with a blunt implement of some kind and partially stunned him and had he not been thus disabled in the outset it would have fared badly with them for mr is a very powerful man and even as it was they hau bau to be assisted by a third party before he could be secured meanwhile two other prisoners made a simultaneous attack on mr newton the latter gentleman instantly flopped hopped one of his an antagonists over on his back on the floor or but the other jumped upon him im and the two finally overpowered him this done dole one of them assisted lyl ISI mccausland cCausland and his companion to secure mr strook during all this time the three remain ing prisoners stood upon neutral ground interfering on neither side the four men bound the two fal fai jailers jailors alors with strips of blanket placed them in the 1 0 cell with two of the remaining p prisoners prisoners riso ners took the tho keys and |