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Show Do1!! of. June 10. hvi ... i i, items or Travel. -Chief J ustic Mckean came up from Salt Lake this 'uorningen route for h'vanston. A party of Philadelphia tourists, who have been traveling in California, arrived on the C. P. train this morning on 'heir way ',0 the Quaker city. Fourteen Warm Spring Indians, occupying one car, arrived this rooming from the west, in charge of one cf their mmber whom they call the "Doctor."' This individual is very intelligent, speak? English with remarkable fluency, and wears a civilized costume, including collar, cuffs and jewelry. The "Doctor" says the party are on a pleasure trip, and are going to exhibit themselves for the purpose of raising funds. They will visit Washington, interview President Grant, and may proceed to Eng'uud aud exhibit themselves there. These Indiana are much more cleanly and intelligent than the Digger Indians of Utah. Thev cultivate the land, live in houses, and are partially civilized. There were three squaws and two or three boys in the party. "Paddy Miles" boy went to Salt Lake this morning, perhaps to ask of the Salt Lakers if they "Dond know Schneider." We wish him the best of suc- In an Ice Chest. . Carrol & Dee have int barouche, for the to any ii. It is a credit Of all places in the world to select retreat from the scorching bent is perJune day, an and the last, haps yet George Straubel did it. George had formerly been at the Apollo theatre, but on Monday was living at 015 South Fourth street. lie had been suffering to some slight extent from colic, at;d was also perspiring prolo what he would, he could fusely. not keep coo!. The more he tried to keep cool, the more he perspired, and at last the brilliant idea struck him that a brief retirement in the would set him up all right. It did the lager good, and why should it not do George Straubel good, too. So he aud very got into the soon felt cool enough. The perspiration was cheeked, and when Straubel got out of the the per- didn't the conOn icturn. spirattou he couldn't trary, get warm, and he continued to get colder and colder, until in a very short time George Straubel Was r.ct only as cold as death, but he was dead. He had cooled himself oil" with a vengeance, and all for want of knowing that the human system is not a water-meloor a keg of lager. A coroner's inquest was held on the body yesterday, and a verdict returned iu accordance with the facts above detailed, and George Straubel, after being cooled oil' all right in au in the coroner's stable, was buried yesterday by the county undertaker. Stt Louis Republican. is a of a Assembly of Utah to confer upon probate Sir, you doubtless remember that i.t couvts the jurisdiction complained ot ? the session of the Legislature of Utah, It will be remembered that what is held some few months ago, a lvsolutiou now the Btate of Nevada once formed a was adopted asking Congress to appoint part of the Territory of Utah. At thc a congressional commission to visit l"iah present time that Territory exteuds and examine into the three hundred and sixty miles north and there. It had boon condition of affairs alleged that legislasouth, find two hundred aud sixty-foution by Congress was necessary iif miles east and west. Its inhabitants of the usurpations of the peo"Bunder and blil- are sealed mostly iu towns and villages. who are in Ihe majority in that Terple 41111 aim tlieuilast lugm For this Territory and population ConWc ritory. They by th;n actiuii plainly sai Oli that. at rain cold gress ha3 provided three courts: tirst they are not afraid of .fall of rain, and district court, held nt Provo; second are quite willing t investigation, l,ave Their affairs district court, held at Heaver; third disttbat a June thoroughly examined, and if there be trict court, held nt Salt Lake City. 0! wrong-doinon their part to have it these courts the first two mentioned hold shown up; but ti iu ..v rcrso 9 vi also desired to have CCfMM"1 one term a year, and the last mentioned thc conduct of they t hfir .u accusers examined, resiuu.. u"'ir fcm ,nveyed two terms a year. The time during that a fair, ini a t al small a body of ineiunigh't l'eft bo occomoJated ier which the first and second district courts between them. judge have been in session, up to within t lie Mr. McKee. 'L'jlr Scully of ihe Ogden House, I nsk the gentlelast will three years, will not average two man if of those May This Hotel. he at members of the Legi-la- t paving each in days year, and there has been tire who signed the petition about the. v.... acco.'iiooauou iu mnu; a year or more at times when no district violation of the laws ull te a great but. three are court has been held outside of Salt polyganiists and now in violation liviug Lake. The district court in Salt Lake of the law? has been in session but a small portion Mr. Cannon, of Utah.- Then the more William Davis was at of the time. Old Tricks. reason for them to shun investigation. Some of the judges appointed in years If climbiug aloft nu tricks they arc all polygamies, and then-fo- re to the tirst and second districts neva uot was nil sinners, then the greater reason past It brush. and t paint-posaw the er for places appointed holding why they should shun investigation. went up, but the Ws niftst that he their courts. Recently the judges of Mr. McKee. s that true? 1IaU groiulds these districts have held courts regular- have the list here. liberty rk" 011 thc Cll' Mr. Cannon, of Utah. The ly in their districts, and the judge of the nice and white it looks, and ee how very 'fa.t tirst district has a residence in his dis- that they invited th'ia of Davis. tricks the shows understand investigation u will trict, and probably tbe judge of the sec- that they are not afraid to meet ih. ond in his also; but of this 1 am not cer light of day and have investigation of tain. If he has, he is I believe tho first the fullest and freest character, John Graham, George Theie icunTTED. judge who has resided there. The pro have been ditliculties doubtless in Utah 11. Huffman, who were and Graham bate courts had therefore of necessity to Terrilory as there are in other Terrion the charge of complicity in the cess. bo endowed with extensive jurisdiction tories. There is no of the or the people would have been compelled United States to day in Territory of Peter Van Valkenburgh at which there are to punish crime, to have hud recourse lo not difficulties and Justice Congress. disputes between the Cnion Fort, were discharged by law. Put supposing these courts local and Federal auth:ritics. lynch The conevidence of tittle a not being lUchards, dad been in regular session; St. George, dition of affairs in the Territories Crounse stated that is of publicly Judge them. a city of two thousand inhabitants, posso anomalous a character and so jToJuced to criminate ho heard nieu sitting ucur him iu thc painful, sessing large agricultural and manufac that no people can live under a terriHouse declare that they did not care turing interests, is situated in the south- torial form of government without inita-lio- n Golf Moore baa opened 'what in hell" thc Utah bill conern part of the Territory in the second Ice Cbram. arising botween the people jr their district and one hundred and local officers elected by themselves to the duor for it were next judicial tained, they "going parlgr any sn aud twenty miles from Lenver, where the the officers in whose appointment ihey And this is the lower deep and intends how. gur Saloon, Main Street, court is held; the facilities for traveling have no voice. Examine all the Tni-toriea first-ct- o into which civil war and the Repubto draw the public by furnishing would enable a citizeu of St George to and you will find this lo be the lican party have pitched the public arrive at Penver in about three nays. case. The ouly difference between Utah article and serving it. up in superconscience . Omaha Her aid, June 5. Would it not, umder these circumstances ana tne otner territories is that her ior style. Look out for hand bills. be highly inconvenient for him to trans 1? C having nn unpopular religion, people, act any business in the district court ? afford her enemies a better chance to or Xot Above Keproaeli. A citizen of Boston cm travel to Chicaof the wants Who talk against them. joh Big Canal. and and more go quicker cheaper Mr. fcpeaker, who are the men who Q. luilling the Iron Company's canal? See The bill to regulate the practice, than a citizen of Saint George have brought this bill to this House and The full specifications of Tinted States Courts iu Utah, advertisement. OX THE VOL AS D BILL. can travel from his home to Beaver; yet asked for its passage? lg this the the citizen of Boston would consider it duct of the wisdom of the Committeeprocm be seen at Mr. Parkes' residence, which passed thc House yesterday, is on In the House of Representatives, June something of a hardship should be be the ? No, Sir; this bill is but nd he will give all necessary informatnot nbove reproach. Judiciary It provides 2d, after the reading of the bill, and obliged to transact all his business at one of the seven or eight bills which ion in regard to contracts. special machinery for the conviction Chicago, and he would not be considered have be-to Washington by of Mormon polygainists. Elder Can- arguments had been offered by several unreasonable should he ask for some lo- men who arebrought interested in ceiiinc lecis- non, the Delegate for Utah, insisted, members, Mr. Poland gave the Delegate cal tribunal. Other towns in the Tcrri-tor- s lation passed through Congress. It is We are reqStrawberry Festival. are similarly situated ta that of 8t. not a bill with considerable force and a reason- from Utah three quarters of the remain originating 111 the Committee uested by Mr. L. W. B. Long to annand, without local courts of on the Judiciary or in the Committee on George, ableness that will appeal to the good ing .hour for the discussion of the mea some kind, they are wholly without proounce that a festival will be held sense of "the average man," that the sure. Mr. Cannon gave ten minutes of tection by judicial authority in proper- Territories, or in any other committee wnicli has bad Ibese bills before it. E. M. in the Church, evening, operation of the bill should not be that time to Mr. Crounse, of Nebraska, ty or person. Under these circumstan- Who have been the men who have sought strawbof to which all are invitdd. Lovers confined to one Territo y ; and that and yielded also to Mr. Potter, of New ces, can it be said that the Legislature to get this bill and others like it passed can be satisfied. erries and is exhibited by the York. Both these gentlemen showed of Utah acted unwisely in conferring by Congress? The men most interested ? on the probate courts in its passage They are the persons nature jurisdiction spirit, if not by the letter, of the the injustice and Would they not have fallen far short of who lave to get it through. sought in No Constitution. American finishi& Co. are of the bill. body J. Boyle their duty had they neglected to throw Boyle's. bifice lie commencement of this Con this part of the couutry admires the around their infant settlements, to wide- gress we nave bad the Lnitcd States ng the upper part of their spacious Mr. tannon, ot btan. 3lr. speaker, ly separated, such protection at the pro- marshal of that Territory on the floor of A large Mormons or their peculiar institu the reasons which have been in good praises style. assigned bate courts have afforded? this House button-holinbut the bill for their suppresmembers and gjck of furniture arrived from the Last tions, the gentleman who has introduced Se far as the administration of justice by all in his power to push forward doing House which thc yestersion, passed Call and see it, and fix up y our this bill for its passage are, that in the in these courts is concerned, I have had Ibis bill and to secure its enactment into day, savors to strongly of persecution forwarded to me from Ihe Territory a law. tomes in comfort and elegance. Ve have had, too, the United Chica- Territory of Utah the people have chosen statement of thc cases which have been States district to givejgeucial satisfaction. Mealing on thjs a territorial marshal, who, he says, has tried by the ordinary juries ef the Ter- floor whenever attorney he could get a chance for go Times. endeavored to wrest power from the ritory in the probate court cf Salt Lake the same parpose. These men have been Smxebs. A number of "Shiuers" United States marshal, and have also County for several years. Out of a list of hem constantly pressing upon members have made their way to Ogden. Two 011 See. nntl it eighty four civil cases, to which Mor of the Judiciary Committee, upon memelected a territorial attorney who Las mons ot them entered Mr. Stanford's store were parties. bers of the Commit! ee on the ani Territories, to interfere with the duties ibis were decided in favor of morning and stole three oranges, and upon gentlemen who are not on As regulators of Utah morality the endeavored of tho United States district attorney, and dissenting Mormons, and either of those committees the keeping one and giving the third to a McKeaus and of Maxwells, at one end and also thut they have conferred upon twenty-fivonly decided in favor of this bill. comrade. and were arrested Wards at Polandsand aud of the line, u They their probate courts concurrent Mormons, showing how fair the ndmints Mi Mr. Poland. I genfeman brought before Alderman Thomson. The "the with the district courts for the tration of justice has been in that Ter does not mean to presume other, will probably succeed in mis slate; but neither t ith Territory. ritory by juries and the probate courts the district attorney, the marshal, u0r culprits pleaded guilty. Theie was regulating business as well. If these be the reasons for this legisla The parties to sixty-tw- o cases were non- no evidence else from Uiab has had anything that he and interests in the other against lerritory tion, then the same reasons exist iu Mormons and dissenting Mormons; and anydoone mining with the preparation of this bill to "as discharged. caused from the prostration reviving favor of similar legislation for all the yet it is urged as a complaint against except a' gentleman named Whitney, a The boys, whe were a hardened, saucy by the panic, it requires that new Territories of tbe United states. The these courts that tue judges are Mor lawyer of Salt Lake City, who holds' none Pr, admitted the theft without die-r- e burdens should be imposed to the. re- Territory of Utah should not be made nion Bishops, &c. of those positions and who assisted me au exception in this respect. la every S'.r, there is probably no officer in in the preparation of the till. and were each fined $3 and costs. turn of their property, and we know None of to do Territory, as at present organized, they Utah Territory, if lie belongs to the those other gentlemen bad anything tu will hare to work it out on the road. of nothing better calculated have their local officers, their shcrins, Mormon people, who docs not hold some do in refereuce to it. ; this than civil turmoil and danger who ore the ministerial officers of their position in ths church. The Mormon of Mr. I am very glad Utah. Cannon, to from attempts punish polyganiists courts and who execute processes; they people do not believe in salaried preachMr. to have the Speaker, act have for who their county attorneys SmwBKBRiES iNu Try ers; but they believe it to be tbe privil- make this statement, because I gentleman Wink, Plain City as criminals in that Territory. have it in the in of aud execution its a Territory Omaha Herald, ege of every worthy man of this organshipping strawberries of the finest it on aud bcc. to prove that the district atpower my I iws. ization to be an elder, and, when called toil. There torney did before the Committee on thc are plenty ef the luscious They als have probate courts, and in upon, to make himself useful in preuch-iaTerritori claim the authorship of thin ferries at some instances possessing quite an exthat place, and they should Doubtl.ss many gentlemen about bill. ..',.,',-!.''.Kng-Picker- s. ". Xew tensive jurisdiction; sufficiently exten- me who have visited Utah Territory will Already market. We are indebted Mr. Poland. Then he claimed what the to same to be sive l Mr. objection recollect, if they passed a Sabbath there, open C. 0. Falkmaa for a of , was not true. sketcher of York epecimen ot New to the A that the made is called sights were elders that jurisdiction very frequently &e some fruit, and a courts in the Territory of Utah. This is from the body of the congregation to Mr. Cannon, of Utah. I knew lhat sample of around town pictures the e wine manufactured home. Ho iound one high, narrow so in respect to the Territory of Colora preach from the eland without any pre- Mr. Whitney had framed the bill and do, and it has been the cse with other wu whatever. probate presented ft; as 1 understood him. (for native currants. If Plain City has building, the basement and first story Territories. Utah is not the only Terri parationmen of differentBishops, in the he told me feo himself.) to the gentleman vocations judges, plenty of such wine to go with the fruit of which were used as a rag and bone tory which has But the amplified the jurisdiction community, are thus called upon to from Vermont. Mr. Poland 9Ulement So that if you eny district attorney did tate and doubtbecome famous in store. In the upper stories, were two of the probate courts. to the people. speak ' One of my objections to thc bill under that a man must not exercise political less the members of the Comnattee on hundred and thirty men, women and Territory. consideration is, that it is local in its functions in Utah because bo is an ofli- - the Territories well remember the stateThe rooms children and monkeys. reason for cer in the church, ycu exclude from all ment made ty him in their committee there be If application. had no light or ventilation, and hun- the enactment of a law any 1 4 like this, the offices in the Territory every respect- room that he bad helped to get up this Row Harris, the barber, had were Sweating in same reason exists iu dreds of bill, the bill before tbe Committee on the regard to all the able Mormon. !ro11, Not a roll of another story were Territories as well as Utuk. In filth. un no their are there I at reasons, Sir. repeat Judiciary,1 called "The Poland Bill." oll down the bill from the nejgh-JtaIt has been said that in the Territory less they be religious, why there tbould This is the class of persons who hav found 70 men, women and children, of BucVs brewery. A friend and two monkeys, the younger men, of Utah United States judges have been be special legislation of tins character neen urging tnis measure all the tune. If it be the intention lo Has any capitalist or any merchant from him 1 p home. but being rather women, children and the two mon- driven away, have been compelled to for Utah. flee I challenge the gentleman who strike a blow at the Mormon people, lo Utah, out of the thousands of ticated himself, probably from keys were dancing te thc tune of a made that statement to adduce a single exclude them for exercising tbe power mons who are said to be in tLat Territory, lng the other's breath or violin and flute, item of evidence to sustain the charge. of of controlling the come here to urge the passage of this harp, something, hand-onraj not succeed. Officer Owen relieved and in one corner on a bag of rags a In 18G7 Judge Druinmond, who had con- country which they have redeemed and bill? Has there been any deputation I am told there daggering friend of his troublesome young man lay dyingThey were ducted himself most infamously in the made valuable, of depriving them of Ihe from eny of those men In number, and forty-fivcircuthe intention afterward of is te ' a it list left men, hold if otfice; it, to could for the Territory, right on, attd put tbe of .he ra makiug it lively as they lated all manner of charges in the public to wrest the government of the Territory who have urged the passage cf this bill. knight "Wo lock-udvin" wan, and the monkeys were in prints against the people of Utah,aniong out of the hands of the majority and An analysis of that list tbows'.that a the height of frisky enjoyment. There others, accusing them, I believe, of us- Leive it. into. the , hands . of others who are. portion of these' are men who have once r n. .!ti answer been Mormons, and who have an ,i mi unooiu was no comiort, yet there aid not ap- ing violence and driving him from the tbe minority, men mis dui wui was in cealed dislike for their former brethren; cirBut in the That attempthouse Territory. discontent charge widely denlgned. least tbe the purpose pear il Bri,Ba . but upon examination all Lis ing to force this bill through this House the others are men who are dependent Pli. u me it., m.t nu inii., pi It was their life, and they understood culated, vvi statements were disproved. do not Jet it be said there are leal rea- upon them for trade; and other who. wnae "William D&ni- - it. Tho sketcher who pictured mis ,i To return to the probate oourts; wag sons for its passage. The legal reasons are lawyers, end desirous to pleaso th,. it wiae aud proper far tho kegtalatite fur its court of the third judicial district, : " 4 Sarah Wight. do not ery dM not understand it, ei?t. passage TfirS,.EB-ST0K- 1- ! 1 1 -- y v ar-rtst- eJ ice-che- bar-kiep- st r er ice-che- ice-chest- I g st , ice-che- j. ut 1 n l lah in ice-coil- in s, S EE Hon. George ice-crea- m II Cannon com-fertab- ly class-legislati- 1 Try fifty-nin- e ns ra-si)"- e jsris-dictio- g. . York . rag-picker- s home-mad- , ' rag-boy- t0-d- green-backs- s . . , rt J non-Mor- n, , ' e te . I)!clt 1 ' |