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Show mm cuius n i i.ixn SHARKS. this arrangement to dlsjgreeineivt grunting one acre to each denomina tiou desiring a separate burial groiiud. The religioUs leaders of Salt Lake, nfter considering th6 matter, arranged fur a meeting at the office of a certain lawyer, who lias atbicted a little notoriety through the mention of Wis name by Gag-laPoland in connection with his bill for the spoliation ' ' of Utah. The Catholic priest was among the rniuLitWIuvifedj'and was informed that the other preachers had concluded to make a union cemetery of the land. To this the reverend father objected, us it was contrary to the laws and usages cf his for the Catholic dead to be interred in the? same burial ground Ho also raised with Protectants. ' another objection". The act granting the Jand gavu it to all the , religious hociette, aDd therefore the "Mormons" had an equal right to tho rest, aud it appeared to that no Kldcr or 6 rne years The Salt Lake policemeu who were arwlleD on marshals rested an tlt'iiiity, by Monday, uncouimon Aotice. thinsr;- iW': o before Commissioner appiiartjsd jesu-rdnfor and, i cMWw to be M ' 1ST Can be forwarded from Salt Tt.'oUy to answer t9 (he cl.arge of and accepted for insult.,, kn E Lake City as late as th? 1st of August uii'. i ttT'ng wi h and preventing gentleman wa, cntertaiDine for perilous to come in the September u ti icn from voting. L. S. Attorney at Inveruess as with an accoL.ff-- r 2ud company from Liverpool, and .i McRride appeared for wonders he 'ga Cany had Been and the ! late as the middle of September for the the prohecuiien, und Judges Sutherland he had t virtr.rrJ ' er on i,w..VIUIVU lu inula f company tba,t will leave that port and Suow lor the defence. whence he hitelj arrived about the 14th of October, which will be The laots iu thy ease as developed be- enlarged part.cularlv upon the r the last company this season. fore the Oouiuussiouera are, that "A, P. vuougera ne nad Bet with at ' M ' Albert Cabbixctox, to vole on Monday, ent times in hi3 travels, and Ahlu.u by vfjv r President of P. E. Fund Company. was refused corroborating his statement,, but nut being a uo cumpanj mat he had .hot on by Justice 01iutoo,lhe Judge of election THE AMERICAN SARDI.VK CO's BONE-Mhimself W Purrlines, who advised W.P. consulted He considerably above forty tZ Appleby, are much bMter, uud lew than tli-lhulftlie cobt of jimporUd Sur.liuoa. him how to proceed, and in doing s vu.au resent 0 ' who thought these narrate blocked up the way of voters. Refusing a cceeded a traveler's allowed Notice See Prof. Ileins' local ad. to move, the officer Smith pushed him privik emu mai no doubt those and note the low rale of charges for the away, when he struck the officer's hand, Ba, euuujr were very remarkable tiirers: hnuk. term. This is a rare opportunity, and was arrested and put in jail but he could assure the gentleman there bailud out by Mr Sharp Walker. don't neglect it. w ere in mat norinern part of the Attorney Carey went into an argument country some wonderful animals, and .. . to prove that a person who had paid uo ua Wanted au ne citea Lnm-bthe for existence in example A few yokfl of work catflti exchange taxes was a tax payer, claiming that 01 a BKate nm Kuquire of M. K. Oili ou at OjjolHn IMnniutf captured off Thurso ' dOCAsOltf Sts. mill. cor. 4th uud Franklin liability to pay was the same as paying, exceeding half an acre ia extent! Judge Sutherland moved for the dis- The Englishman saw this was in! Foa Cache. Twenty cars laden with charge of the defeadants, and showed tended as a sarcasm against hig own excursionists, mostly from Salt Lake, that Ahlum was not qualified to vote tstory; so he left the room in indignwent up to Cache on tho Utah Northern that ation, and sent his friend to demand because he was not a this morning. We hope they will have a is neither poll-taqualification satisfaction or an apology from the paying a pleasant tksa. uor disqualification, a being gentleman who had, Le thought insulted him. "one liable to pay taxes on property; The narrator of the skate stoiyra. Utah Nortuebx. A dispatch from that the police would have been justified Mr. Charles Nibley, of the Utah North-e- in refusing bis entrance at all into the plied : " " WccI, sir, gin yer frcend Vill tak Railroad, snys that in future trains polling place, and that Ahlum had al few feet aff the length 0' Lis tiger a will not be run over that road on Sunready been fined for assault and battery we'll see what can be dune about tho gentlemen." teofit. in connection with this case. day. The public should make breadth o' the skate." This is how virtue is sustaiued in Commissioner Toohy gave an elabor 'The old generation ot Galloway the great families of the old world; eleotion returns from ate opinion, well arranged and very im lairds Returns. were a primitive and hospitable and their example is followed "by re- Salt Lake County foot up 5,349 Jot Can- partial, and concluded by granting the their conviviality Bometimes but race, publican" aristocratic imitators in non and 2,885 for Raskin.. The rest of motion of Ju ige Sutherland, aad dis led to awkward occurrences. Infor the new. A known wife stealer aud the names on the tickets were similarly charging the defendants without hear mer days, when roads wer bad, md ing any witnesses in their behalf. So wheeled vehicles almost unknown, an adulterer is permitted towed the sustained. At Nephi Cannon received 755, Baskiu ended the trumpery charge ag.iinst the old laird was returning from a supper offspring of a noble house, and "'so- 195. Salt Lake police. . t r . , !; party, with his lady mounteij ciety" looks on and claps- its white-kihim on horseback. On crossing In Utah County, for Cannon 3,500; Morgan County with joy ,and strews flowers in the Raskin 451; three precincts to hear river the Urr, at a ford at a point Abstract of the General Election re where it joins the sea, the old ladj path instead of banishing tho titled from. Rearer County. Cannou 472: Baskiu turns of Morgan County, for A. D, 1874 dropped off, but was not missed till bird of prey from every respectable For Delegate to Cougress, Geo, her husband reached his door, when, ' house, aud forbidding his .presence ..,.--. Caution, 828. of course, there was an immediits Eane County from five precincts out .,. Raskin, 1; in any family pretendiug to maintain who were Commissioners to locate , University search made. The party of twelve, 890 votes for People's Ticket; arrived ot her domestic relations. the sanctity L'inds: despatched iu quest of no opposition. ' John Vancotf, 829. just in time to find hcr reaionstrating ; r Lewis S. Hills, 829. with the advancing tide, which trickV. S.'Laxd OrricK, , John Row berry, iJ29.led into her mouth, in these words : Salt Lake City, Representatives to Legislative Assem ' "No aniither drop: neither het nor .Tlie Shootiug Case. Aug. 5, 1874. bly: All final proofs of Homesteads made in ' ' cauld. Call, 327. We are in receipt of the following com- this office are suspended for want of a Willard G. Smith 325. a "It seems that a certain country ' ' munication ::. affidavit. 2. H Jesse . Haven, , j in Scotland thought it quite poAll parties that have made such final For Probate Judge, Jesse Haven, 827 girl Aug. Cth, 1S7-4ssible that there miht be an exces Mr. Penrose : proofs are requested to call at this office Selectman, George Thackery, i'lt. in scrupulous regard to appearances. Couuly Surveyor Jens Hansen 327 Various rumors hare come to me in and have the same corrected. And all who have not produced (heir Justices of. the. Peace, .'Morgan City On her marriage day, the youth to regard to the case of Mr. Norris, vrbo parties final citizen's are to requested . papers . whom she, was about to be united Precinct: ,., waa hot by Mr. Zachert, vix : to the cf- 'j the ee that Bame their 94. in, Samuel bring t entry feet bat 1 had been influenced by uiouy' Francis, said to her, in a triumphat tone: ' Geo. Simmons, 1." may be made complete. ottered trie 'by Mr. Zachert to fpeal-oWeel, Jennyhaven't I been unco For Constable, John II. Winslow, C3. Wjllxtt Pottingf.r, Register. the caso in such a way as to influence fact that dFor Cqustable, Wynian M. Parker, 2 eeevil," . lludiug to the the court in hie favor. The rumors orighad Justice of the Peace for Canyon Creek uring their whole courtship he' inated from a statement which was pubLarcxnt. Last evening a young man, Precinct: lished in your issue the day after the ocnever even given her a kiss. He' ' ' a 119. ia John Seaman, town, part Spaniard, part stranger currence, m coming from me. but which eeevil. you know was a mistake, as I had made Indian and part w lute, who voted the''lib-erallOu, ay, man; senselessly For Coustable, Charles Taggart, 118. no such statements to any one. I have member of the ticket on Monday under the name , ""A late well known For Constable, John lleudcrsou b'.1 been employed byMr. Zachert to treat when ayoith', waswmc-wha- t ' M'.lton Precinct.' ' lii wife aud examine btr with a view to of C. W. Monroe, declaring that be was . , Scottish bar, For Justice of the Teace, J." II. Giles, of a dandy, and', I 'suppose, overlain the nature of the injuries 21 years of age, and his folks lived here, .. ' . - v. .i 48. which she is siid to have received at the was arrested ADmewhat short and sharp in his teby. Officer Owen for stealhands of Mr. Norris. 'Hut not one word i For Cons'abla,. Christian Ilaqgen, 4S. visit in ths a watch from a Chinaman and a mper.' "'He wasgoing on a Peterson Precinct. ha been twiJ to me by hi in or his wife ing . fuss v3 For'Justice of ihe Peaee.'Peter 'Neil-so- couritryand was making a great which indUated the slightest motive on shirt from Mr. Harmon, at the City '"LH: about las" preparing and putting up 81. Q thoir part to influence my testimony in Hotel, The watch was recovered, as he was of the For Justice court. In conclusion," for the benefit of cenfeseed that lie had sold it to a man his habiliments. " His old aunt Peacej James ; . 2. , - . all concerned, i L.3 , much annoyed at) the bustle.and stojl will state now, that if who left it at 'a watchmaker's For Constable,kJoseph (Jard, ?i. summoned as a witness in the case, I iu'tdwn, : contemppped him by tho somewhat For Constable, Frielioff Neiison', ' 2. shall give a correct and rnartial opinion, on 'Mam street for repairs. Ho is a tuous question I ' This xis to' ,, as a proftuionul man., whether it be in fa- sweet aud cheeky youth, and reposes in certify tha"t the above i a paun, this s "Whar yon're vor of or against either of the pirties the and xif'thti true correct "liber-P'"uGeneral reiurm s city jail, feeling not quite so wark aboii. interested, nothing more. The above I Election, of Morgan County, f.ULTv held that ye mak sic a grand; ' ' last. he did on Monday . hope will be enough to show all parties the 3rd,day(of AugustA- - 0-- 1874. ... ysrclaes?" and interested that my testimony will be In Witness Whereof, 'we hereuuto set. The young man lost temper,' given, ip a .spirit entirely free from prej. Tn JiiOoTixo Cask. The case of John our 'hand "and the Stat of the t'ounty udfet of ally kind, uo matter what weight Court of Morgan County;dont at Morgan pettishly replied:-' devil. achert, charged with ..shooiipg Win". . 1 "I'm going to the U may have la tho ciee. this tSia day of Augusr, A, Ci'y the qnw Alder-sawas before came Some, , "Dtcd", Hobby, then," up . . 1874., . Very respectfully, , ' f .... fte T. Il Brow.v, M. D. Thomson. F. S.T Fichards, Esq, needua be mo nice; Jesse Haven, auswer, judge. "yc ' ' IIMfT . VI VniV A(.Ii-Th itatementin the Jckstion alluded appeared" for the proaecutionj and Judge juist tako je as ye are.',' to y Cr. Brown' was to the effect that Hagan, tf Salt Lka .for, the; defeace. ' : r. VJ Xht patient, Mfc. Norris, was doing well, The following witnessc were examined 4 j ' August 2J, 1874, to the wife of W m. and came to us indirectly, we having no for the prosecution: Fphraiut J. I Meetinff daughter. AU well. Dr. T. B. Brown, Henry S. Rey- Low, personal conversation with Pr. Brown, On 22d the to Mrs. Emma Carjtcr, nit., at the lime, on the subject.. nolds, Fred. W, Hampton, Lizzie Mum- Mr.--.- wife W. Carterof thil citj-.of 1 roiu onr knowledge of I)r. Brown s ford, Elisabeth Smitli and Lizzie OUen; ' ' PANT, will J. hold in i uA?JVrtt S'-fine daueuter. Qharjieter atjd cennection' with the caseJfOr the defence,- - M.. H. Ucardsley and we da not btiive that he would utter a Margaret Steele. for tM Mr. Zachert was perfor the Elation ofPIK XTOBS w l uU Uenduc A Wi word to the prejudice or favor of either mitted to make a statement. The facts year. yroiu at l.i p.m. of .feve and ,e'1,,e'tt'1: Yesterday, ;. r M0SK8 THATCnM p jarty in this tronsaction, but merely elicited arfe aa w "related, them on the hoopitig son of Job and" coughChnrles, state what facw are knowing to him ia day of the shooting. After a few reEsther Pio'greof this city, aged. 1 car .OffinftliU.N.R.R.t' relation to it, and we are perfectly satis- marks . from,, counsel the Court com - "' months and &dayV. ' fied that he ha hvi ntf'other desir tbca milled the defendant for ,'trut at(the to benelit aud 'aid ui the restoration of next term of the Third District Court, OBSTACLES TO MAKRlAtiLV those patients who have sought his meJ. Cxiog bail at $2,000. : . ,, A HAPPY. RELIEF FOrt Tnfvrfvrw X.'. ical aid.' ' 9 professional man hi is ."Mr.. Norris, though .muclj better ; than wmw 111. . V .. u bound to do wljat, he can for any person be o V r"k.brou jwasyesterdayi Walwound : hating mo.rt. hew methoa of trmtiaonf. New L - t,lnqk witlr wh it. r;W otk wba V Ijr.vn.l , left hip; tto seeking hi cervices, no matter how that cotnmencei to granulate, wvd his, gebtr maital.hr- - riDidi. :.i',it .mi individual pioy ee atleciidJ U'warJs an- - ai sjmptbm beiKg .bow fatoraVle: jv.a other patient, Tke pccter., do tlie iUtoV 'unwoll to appear at tho'mo-lr.-i:n- J' g, S i T hd iittt-nipte- tax-paye- r ( S y n fell-know- a 1. 1 1 1 r. tax-paye- r; m land-owne- representative of the Latter-daSaints had even been invited to attend their meeting for the sottlcment y cf the "affair reverend was gentleman laughed to scorn by the pious Christians who formed tho majority at the very idea of giving anythiug to the Mornion,?' and he, goring the spirit by which they wera'actuated,mfuniicd tdiera that they might proceed without farther cbrJaultati6nwith him" as he thought his people 'could get along withouttheir aero, for the "Mormons" had given the Catholics a spot for a ocmctery which he thought would bt J amply sufficient. The proceedings of those '.'liberal" Cliri tians in regard to a burial place for tho dead, la an iudlcation of their harity,to say nothing about honesty, in their dealings, with tho living. We are are informed that it is the intention of Catholic gentlemen residing in Salt Lake, City, who believe iu standing up for tho rights of churches as wd as iudividuils, to demand tho acre belonging to the religious society 'of which they arp memoirs. Every just person will commend them in such a course. We hope the'y will not permit the rob-bi- y evidently intended. Tho gospel-fullerwho want, to grub fho whole twenty acres, know very well that the CalboHes, couKU uoj. 'join in their cemetery union without violation of the tenets which J,hc Romish Church lias maintained .for centuries, and doubt,Icscalcokt?l $n the refusal ui tho reverend father to join in with x tax-pay- er rs m , . d - Election, . . . , - , . . -. , , non-miner- al , v - . . ; , f . "j . ... '.-- . ! n, -- s, thonj.'au ScottiHi Anecdotes. j d w The Fron Thurtduy'i Daily of Aug. Everybody at all acquainted .with general. Luglusu news is familiar with the name of the Manjuis of Water-fur- d The present Marquis has not obtained quite as much notoriety' as as, his predecessor, who drove cabs through store windows, pelted people in the streets with hot potatoes,fright-ene- d folks out of their wits as "spring-heeleJack," and figured for a long time as the greatest rake of the seriod. But be has maintained the family reputation. Some years ago he eloped with the wife ot Cup-taiVivian, M. P., but married her after the Captain obtained a divorce from his frisky spouse. And now the whitewxshed lady is dead, and the Marquis, having been for a long time admitted to the most aristocratic circles, has been looking around for somebody to supply the lie has place of the dear departed, succeeded and is about to "lead to the altar" that is the way they put are it when a oouplo in upper-teudogoing to get married the daughter of tho Duke of Beaufort. The Duke is ono of the richest in the country, is President of the old English Jockey Club and Congress recently madtf an appro priat'um of twenty acres of land from I ho reservation near Salt Lake City, to be used as a Cemetery by the various religious denoamations, with (ho privilege of usfng'rt together as a Union ceuictcfy, or in tiie event ot The C!inrg lgalnt the Salt Lake a'oliee. LOCAL ITEMS. UFJI01.DIXG? VIRTUE. , - r P Car-riga- n, . ! . V '- . - - uiu.H tis to-da- , ::crc. y n' . : 1 v - And why should not the Church Christ of Latter-da- y r,f Jesus Saints have its portion also? The "Mormons' cji do without !t, but why ''should thcVe' pious ixtV- - it all ' their owu 1 Fur-nis- s, list Sock Uohlcrs . a Lmd-gT'lbei- ' way and make 'capital outuf itholie mid "Mormon"-apinstVotof whom differ warlW1 they wage a However this land matter is sct- -' tied, we waothc public tr note the OiiTerenee between the on-' t Jh'ri.xti; n, irttoTcriutMrlnons" who they needed v;o hc Catholics and the a k.t cemetery, p'ons, mealy- nouthd, whiuing, fructified, Christian luiuUtert. who "worked the railr" to as to lilk the Mormons t at of ice acre and crowd the Catho- hei ifct of ar other. rijkt thin;. ' : lllrtll. I J ... ' ; i " ,' 1 r- USMCD 71. s t . - - mti&W j . &;tf. i |