Show cunEy rr registrar for grand county august 19 the utah commission appointed henry Krouse of be registrar regist nr for grand cou county uty utah Sun struck soldiers BERLIN aug 20 during a forced march by a bavarian regiment men fell from sunstroke three died and seventeen are dying another resolution expected BUENOS AYRES aug 20 the troops in this citty were ket under arms throughout last night the government fearing a fresh afresh revolution would be attempted owing to the dismissal of an officer concerned in the recent rebellion the governor of cordolia has resigned resi gneo and the provincial bank is closed salt lake stake conference the semiannual semi annual conference if the salt lake stake of zion will commence in the tabernacle on sunday september fth ISSO at 10 a in A full representation from all the wards of the stake is urgently requested ANGUS M CANNON JOSEPH E TAYLOR CHARLES W PENROSE presidency of the stake new registrars aug 23 the utah commission appointed S L gillespie Gille apie to bu bo county registrar of box elder county abdoe J K fowler george A burgon was appointed deputy registrar for south cottonwood precinct in place of mr cahoon caboon A J L may has been appointed deputy registrar for the third precinct in place of geo Larn lambourne bourne must hold the ballot boxes the rho utah commission august 23 agreed upon and issued the following ordered that the presiding judges respectively of the elections held au on the ath day of august dinst inthe in the several precincts in salt lake county utah do retain the ballot boxes with the ballots therein until further ordered by the C commission lom mission or r other competent authority G L GODFREY Chai iman il arrested deputy united states marshal mclellan arrested james jaines pitkin at cache valley last tuesday and brought him before commissioner goodwin good win of logan to answer to a charge of unlawful cohabitation the commissioner bound mr pitkin over in the sum of 1000 to await the action of the grand jury his alleged plural wife lena Mower bowering Mo Dg was also held in the sum of to awatt await the action of the same body there has been a standing warrant for the arrest of mr pitkin for the past lour four years he returned to ca cache he valley about a month ago and the officers hearing bearing of his bis presence arrested him ou on the above charge chang ogden standard returned elder elder isaac K wright of rich sevier county called at our office aug 25 returning from a mis siou sion brother wright left his home in the early part of april 1889 and was appointed to labor in canada he labored partly y there and partly pai aly in the state of new york until the 1st ast of december when he was transferred to the pennsylvania Pen sylvania conference where he continued his labor until released a couple of weeks ago he states that the elders meet with bu but t little lift je success apparently I 1 in n these parts dow the people as a general rule are unwilling to receive the testimony but notwithstanding this the elders enjoy th the spirit espirit of their calling and feel happy iu in their work of love reports wanted in view of the salt lake stake conference being near at hand and reports being required from all the organizations therein the presiding officers will please see that these reports are sent or handed in immediately where changes have occurred in any of the following named organizations zat ions during 1889 or 1890 it is of great importance that they be reported Inc including luling dates places and all particulars relating thereto bishopric of wards quorums of elders and quorums of the lesser priesthood k that there may be no possible chance for mistakes it is desired that only the names of the bishopric of wards presidency of elders quork quorums wig and quorums of the lesser priesthood be given J D STIRLING clerk of stake bannock stake conference the quarterly conference of the bannock stake convened in rex burg on sunday and monday august and the weather being fine all the meetings were held in the bowery present on the stand apostle A H cannon president S B young president ricks counselor steele and nearly all the bishops of the stake both days were chiefly occupied in listening to the good instructions of apostle cannon president young and the other brethren rhe fhe spirit of god was abu abundantly manifested the bishops gave reports in the shape of prospects for excellent crops in all the settlements and the health of the people generally is good at the closing meeting on monday afternoon the general and stake authorities were presented anti and unanimously sustained the rexburg choir under the leadership of brother durrans did much to make our conference enjoyable joy able after benediction by president 6 B young conference adjourned JAMES GILLESPIE clerk released from prison brother william grant music dealer of american fork was just released from the penitentiary august where tie lue had served a term of twenty months forgiving for living with his wives he says he feels well in every respect and reports the health of the incarcerated brethren as good there are at present twenty breth brethren ren I 1 in t i the benite penitentiary ut iary convicted of having broken the edmunds law tour four of whom will be released I 1 next monday aug 25 pratt of spring baring glen emery county was re released leaped from the penitentiary having served a term for unlawful cohabitation he was sentenced to six months imprisonment and was detained thirty days for fine and costs costa he was injured by an acel acci dent shortly before his bis incarceration and had his bis foot badly hurt H he still has to go around on crutches and his appe trance indicates that his incarceration has not borne lightly upon his health N jorge risen of provo was released from the penitentiary this afternoon having served a sentence of six months for unlawful cohabitation there was neither fine nor costs imposed peter of goshen was also liberated after a six months sen ence there being no fine nathan hanson hansen arrested nathen hansen of north point salt lake county was arrested on august 20 on a charge of unlawful cohabitation he was wag taken before commissioner freenman jre Ure enman where a plea of not doi guilty was entered th the complaint alleges that margaret 4 johnson was the plural wife ale was not summoned as a wit witness hesO A you young ng man named duckworth was the first fint witness but knew nothing of the eme case joseph and stephen hansen Hange were nvere the next witnesses but no testimony rot of them importance was elicited froni from y misses emma and elizabeth hansen were also witnesses they fe mud eaid they did not know margaret John suu both of them declined to te answer several quest questions ious and were fe committed for contempt bontem conte mut tt 1 the hearing was adjourned till toll morrow or until the young lidies y concluded to answer mr hansen refused to give ball bail i while bis his daughters were held in custody and was also committed he haer ha served ved one it inn rm for living with his wives this afternoon the young ladies decided to answer and stated that they de lined only until they could f learn what their rights were today the examination of nathan hausen of burth point on a charge abarge of unlawful cohabitation was ras postponed till august 23 owing to commissioner Green mans mails time being occupied by the joseph H felt Fel tease case the defendant isu ia under ider bonds and his bis two daughters also guve bail to appear as witnesses labor day governor thomas has promulgate t ed the following J TERRITORY OF UTAH I 1 88 I 1 EXECUTIVE OFFICE J to the people peaple of the territory of utah at a meeting of the representatives the labor organizations held at ogg den city utah on august ath 1890 and at salt lake city utah on a later day the he following resolutions were unanimously adopted and have been presented to me it is the belief of organized af t labor throughout this territory that at least one day should be observed as a general labor holiday now therefore be it resolved that it is the sense of the corn com mutee that your excellency be asked to proclaim the first monday in bep september logo 1890 a general holiday throughout the territory c I 1 under the law it is not within the power of the governor of the territory to set apart any day s as a holiday excepting fast or thanksgiving days davs I 1 can not therefore comply with the request made but recognizing the fact that the day is to be generally observed throughout the country as labor day in the interests of the class upon whom the prosperity and welfare of the territory and country very largely depends I 1 respectfully recommend commend le to the 1 people eople of the tory of utah that september lot next y be observed as a holiday throughout ahe the territory in witness whereof I 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the territory to be affixed r done at sail lake city this osy day of august A D 1890 f SEAL ARTHUR L THOMAS i governor y by the governor ELUAH SELLS secretary democratic Democrat lc convention ss paris aug io 16 rhe democratic s county convention met here today f at the county court house bouse to select delegates to the state convention at y boise city on the day of au gust the following delegates were elected joseph jones J 8 rich billiam william yi lliam quayle james kennings yuncan mclennan alternates A mcintosh C H hamilton J barrett 8 F Min MiD lonia and ed haddock the convention was well attended and everything passed off quietly the following resolutions were unanimously adopted by the convention Be resolved solved by the democratic county convention now in session that all democrats of the county are hereby invited to join hands with us in the coming campaign mai and work for the success c of the part parly ael 1 bur burying vang all personal or sectional feeling ling and aad go forth in a boryto body to meet our open and unscrupulous u b lican party and use all legal means to vanquish them in the coming election and to this end we pledge ourselves to sustain the regular nominees of the state and county conventions Be resolved solved further that we are in favor of sustaining all the laws of the united states and state of idaho and shall insi it t that none but legal votes shall be cast now or hereafter and also alao shall insist that all legal voters shall be protected in the exercise of their franchise resolved further that we are in favor of the nomination of candidates for the various offices who are resident i property holders in the county and men who have the interest of the county at heart by the honest and economical administration of all public lic trusts duncan mclennan james ken nin a and W D ream beam committee on resolutions resolutions herald the allen alien case the preliminary examination of W J allyn allen charged with substituting t Li liberal libbril beril for peoples ballots balt in the fourth preci precinct net at tile the school election was beaul before commissioner Green greenman mafi at 2 p in august mr moyle in behalf of the pr se cution stated that he supposed suppo seil that about witnesses had been subpoenaed aed but the sheriff had just informed hini him that le grand wung one of the attorneys fyr for the prosecution who was now absent from the city had instructed the officer to suspend serving the subpoenas until further notice and nd that only a few witnesses were present mr moyle expressed his surprise at the situation and was doubtful as asto to what was best to be done it was at length decided to examine what witnesses were present and J fewson smith jr was sworn at the outset his testimony was objected to by the defense iose which was represented by col ferguson and P L willis Willia ims oas the ground of tile 0 objection ee was that it was indirect in ha its application to the defendant col ferguson hel i that though witnesses were to swear that they voted the peoples peopled ticket yet their thear evidence would be inadmissible unless coupled with some act of the defendant fen fend dant aDt of which the witnesses had bad positive knowledge the court ruled that such testimony as the prosecution expected to elicit from the witness tended to lead up to the main question qu eption and was therefore admissible col ferguson next attacked the complaint in the lighton which mr moyle stated the prosecution expected to prove holding that it did not correspond with the statute the court held the complaint cow plaint to be sufficient and the examination of mr smith wis in progress when we went to press the bribery case paul hammer was examined tuesday august before commissioner greenman r on the charge of bribery mr critchlow prosecuted and arthur brown appeared for the defendant the complaint was sworn to by deputy marshal springer and alleged that the thede defendant on august the ath had bad unlawfully and feloniously and with intent to obstruct the course of justice offered to pay the deputy marshal 50 mr springer the first witness testified that on the night of august the ath while going to the penitentiary he took hammer in custody knowing that there ws wes w s a warrant out for rammer hammers 18 arrest or unlawful cohabitation the defendant then offered ofle reil witness money to let him go and finally proposed to give him 50 witness agreed to accept it the money was given to him in the presence of warden vandercook warden Vau vandercook dercook testified fled that on the ath of august springer came out to the penitentiary and told him that lie he had a naan wider udder arrest who had tried to bribe him hammer was then brought into the roote and springer conversed with turn him in german hammer at last baided him 50 which he locked up with the remark that if hammer thought he could bribe him he was mistaken mr brown brought the court records in and showed by them that the defendant WRO was arrested sonie some time ago for unlawful cohabitation and gave a bond of 1000 afterwards he had been rearrested arrested re on the same charge and given another bond of 1000 so that at the time springer arrested arre eted him he was under bonds for tile the very same charge the officer had no right to take him into custody it was manifestly the officers duty to let him go and he be would not be bribed to do his duty rhe fhe commissioner decided to hold bold the defendant and fixed his bis bond at 2000 hammer soon found sureties and was re release leasel idaho politics boise city idaho aug 19 W 0 johnson having declined P J was nominated for one of the senators this morning the convention passed a series of resolutions among which was one against chinese and contract cou tract labor and another rn favor of maintaining the lead interest W F ryals was nominated for probate judge and J 0 baker for treasurer when the convention adjourned until afternoon then a county central committee was appointed and aad john E sterns of nampa was elected its president C Q G rose was nominated for county surveyor and dr 8 F copler copier for coroner commissioner of first d district J R lusk second thomas B mar tiu t U and a n d third 17 b 1 rd C P bilderback alternates instead of proxies as heretofore were elected for this the state convention the candidates for the assembly are frank steinenberg Stenn enberg james M ballentine Baller tine and D S daunn the town w N full of delegates to the republican state convention to meet tomorrow the members from the panhandle held a meeting this afternoon and decided to demand a senator from the north at all hazards and determine their demands for positions on the ticket accordingly enough southern members joined them to make a majority this means dubois or shoup and not shoup and dubois the convention will meet at 3 in the afternoon at the opera house and adjourn after a temporary organization until 8 in the evening the indications point to |