Show I 1 I 1 FROM THE CAPITAL I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 the people s s candidates for councilmen Counci lintn must receive the he certificates 1 DOT KILLED BI I 1 mil WHILE 1 alair will sat but the city br ir kilki retire 1 0 ment lerario ot Foli political scheme in idaho I 1 1 mr batkin is going to eue sue the city for damage dato to hia his property for cutting do u the street rest front frontia of if his residence seven feet below the former grade 1 yesterday morning near the union pacific fic depot a email small boy wag was examining a giant powder cap when it I 1 exploit d and a piece of the copper went into his right arm just above the elbow it cut about three inches into the fleshy part and a burgeon surgeon I 1 I 1 who probed tor for it was unable to get it out the boy lost considerable blood a email small artery having been severed but he is not seriously injured I 1 dr dt abas thompson thorn peon he of the I 1 continental hotel dit dist athance pleaded 11 guilty yesterday and was let ott gir with 4 UD 10 fine I 1 thursday evening an eleven year old boy named joseph joeeph F francis rancle I 1 doughty wag was killed by a union ileone c I 1 fie train about tour four een miles 8 south P 1 of salt lake the north boun 1 passenger pasi I 1 was running along between I 1 sandy and draper when the e engi e gi neer deer discovered something rom ething hing it ing on the I 1 lie track abw a few rods ahead lie ile tried to stop but coulot cou lAnot do so in time to prevent the locomotives going over what he be saw was a boy asleep on the track the lit ie le fellow was it tribly mangled an inquest wax wag held and the j jury a rendered rendert A a verdict of beci accidental I 1 den t r death and exonerated the trainmen from any responsibility the boy was A as a resident 1 of th tha first ward salt lake city I 1 and had bad gone to sandy on a visit it is thought that be he eat sat donn down on the track to rest and being tired fell 4 aske asleep epand and was not aroused by the 4 noise noise of the rapidly approaching train 0 I 1 mr W W kiter liobe whose r resignation ana as superintendent of the utah division of the oregon short cinq i and utah and northern was aa submitted on Thu thursday raday took the step voluntarily and on account of failing health he lie haa has made an efficient I 1 and popular official olti cial and bis his retirement was unexpected except on the part of intimate friends who understood der stood that it was ne cece cr scary for bis his welfare that he should 0 have a brief rest he lie is to be succeeded by mr sir F L corwin recently assistant superintendent of ane wyoming I 1 division of the union pacific other changes are to be made on the union pacific among them being the 1 transfer tra neler of mr to ahe eastern divis division on and the promotion of mr J M carr now superintendent of the nebraska division in the supreme Court yesterday the appeal of elijah M 11 secretary of the territory from the order by judge zane zang of february last the matter the right of six six 11 city councilmen and two justices of the peace to a certificate of election secretary sells gaie gave the certificates to the liberal candidates in the third and fourth municipal wards of salt lake although they did not receive a majority 0 of the votes the caw case was brought before judge zane zone and a writ of mandate asked requiring the secretary to give the certificates to the secretary peoples pe Is e a nominees who were 8 elected othe the writ wag was ismuel and an appeal nas was taken by the secretary to I 1 the supreme court Inthe ID the meantime the liberal candidates took poa 8 session session of the offices and still hold them now that the thid appeal is di dismissed 1 the writ rit of mandate is made binding on secretary hells sells 1 whose 1 duty it ia is to isibue ia ue certificates to the tile officers elected by the people instead of the liberal candidates those who have been acting in the council are herbert pembroke dan woeten wosten holme T 0 C Arma armtrong trong louis cohn IV P N noble I 1 land and L E if hall all those who should have been in office arp are I 1 0 01 II 11 L hardy frank II 11 llyde ell VIA A I 1 foil folland an d richard W young bvm win J td tuddenham denham and J fewson few son smith the city justices juat ices of the peace who shon should d have jec received elved the certificates were geo gen D and ward E pack peck jr while they were given to I 1 E kabler kehler and I 1 kessler it is its reported that there will be anither long delay before the tile intruders will ill dropout drop out as they will A ait alt the further process of the courts on quo ti arv proceedings last evenings neui contains the 11 following dispatch relative to recent 1 events ia in idaho idabo Blak font idaho 1 june 6 the united states brand grand til it jury waa was discharged to dy day they I 1 I 1 I 1 reported one hundred and fifty three r ants mostly against mor linone some me are for unlawful lul cohabitation t and adultery altory ad but most arn are for illegal voting tais is a political cal racket to continue the political life of fred T dubois and the supremacy of the republican party in idaho 1 to this the following wing is a appended P 11 on saturday may 31 there developed 0 in the t third ird district court of 0 idaho da 0 sa at blackfoot an political plot almost a week previously previously certain cerain parties who had had L official connection with the lat set 1 1 election in ids idaho ho at which territorial officers and a aele adt ddt gao gae to congress had been voted for were ere surn summoned mooed to a a appear ap pp c ar before the he grand jury at I 1 acif t 4 1 poll 11 b books kit I 1 of precincts I 1 here be ile vere w er living ving were petit for to be produced before the ft tora tore it was at once surmised thai that M 1 bome me scheme was afoot to maat political I 1 capital at the expense of tho the Mor mormon mons B or of those who bad had i 10 e signed their membership in in that chu ch prior to registering hut but it was for a time uncertain certain nn abat bat the procedure was to be dout doubt t upon this point was eoon soon removed I 1 about the middle of the week ig eek it became known that a number of mons whose resignations an sa ma embers of their church had been tendered and who bad had thereupon registered and voted had been in dieter dieted now the offense thereby I 1 committed against the territorial I 1 I 1 statute if i offence offense it a misdemeanor barred at the expiration 0 of one year I 1 by the tile statute of limita dimita tiona tion a ii 11 was known bat that more than a year bad elapsed since tle the election and it was wag farther faither generally supposed that the dismissal of a large number of 0 indictments at malad three or four our months ago which had lied been found against net resigning mormons cormons Mor mons had lied been accepted V cepter by all aa as a final settlement 0 f the vexed and troublesome matter but political exigencies which have ariaen anen since th the 0 dismissal of 0 thoe indictments have impelled a certain clique ot of conspirators to begin these prosecutions again this could not be adno mcder the territorial law because under it as above stated the of fence it if any bad been committed was barred but a dt delegate legato to congress had lied been voted for or at that election hence a congressional statue designed to secure fair elections of members ol 01 congress including delegates could it waa was hoped by the conspirators be made to apply the indictments were therefore found under section 0 of f the revised statues 0 of the united stales states a violation violat hm of which conw atutes a misdemeanor which is no not t barrel barred by limitation for two years the clause in this section which the prosecution relied dpn up n makes it au act offence offense I 1 r any person not having a lawful right to vole vote tor for a delegate to or a member of congress to ao so vote one of the defendants who bad had been indicted was arrested and hie his cage case made a test one on demurrer jamea james 11 II hawley esq q n of I 1 the law firm of clawley keeves i Black blackfoot toot appeared fir fr the defense d rise and united states district attorney wood for the prose culon ion the demurrer to the indictment was argued laet last saturday afternoon and a vi as based on the proportion that an act to constitute an offense under the section under which the indictment wag as brought I 1 roust must be a violation of some law of he the united states relating to the qualifications of electors mr clawley made an excellent argument in support of the demurrer lie ile showed how absurd it would be to punish a violation of a terr norial law under a penal po nal rectum section of a congressional law there was as no pretense that any law of congress forbade the mormons cormons in idaho to vote ote v hence if they had lied done so no law of congress bad be been violated by them in so sr dimir mr wood hed held that section united states statutes Sat utes made it an for any person not having a lawful right under the territorial i i law to vote for a delegate to Con congles gres to cast such a vote and that a person might the therefore be punished under this law of congress con gres for or violating the law of idaho relative relah ve to elections jude judge berry after helping ing mr wood with hia his argument rendered a decision in in bis his favor and aua adverse to the demurrer it wa was 8 ex peeled that under this decision a large arge number of indictments would be M lound found perhaps as many as of course those who were indicted under the territorial law but whose cases were dismissed after the taking t kin of their plea Is cannot be re indicted rut put all 11 alleged alleged mormon voters at the ast last election for delegate to congress except these to indictment |