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Show daily evem;:3 review. tlzzzizj Ereag, J an, 10, The assertion that this result a triumph of tbeocraej ia simply ab-. v,u t ,Urd to Ins own liousebold, and many "of the leading men of the Church, imprisoned or under heavy bonds, arcly a eontiuna lion tf their grievance for t o month more is anything bet a math i of coi $ gralulal'inn on their part. coming. 1S72. Keiihsr polygamy nor any other violation of existing statutes will be per -Ktn?i if within ih Terr it my ef the United & the religion of t Sts djf- .- J ' Ue self styled Saints that we are now denting, but their practices. 1 hey will be protected ts ike worship of God eteonrding to the dictates of their conscience, but they wiUnnt be permitted , to rielale taws wider the cloak of re--' Vyion. PnESiBExra - -- ..rfe : tv is 1 o ' at, f it'" f Crnm unicoi cd.) eW PUBLICATIONS, i BIGHTU PA PER-- J ThaNormon Trials at Salt Like City. j inn ncisAQc. appnreu y cov slot Is sage conclusion. Is u like y that th lormons, flushed with Ariel ry, wifvolu parity arrest tbe fee selves oi th h fls of A retreating fod, audjeta from lbeci.4tt? They will they have begun, and after fooii asadmitted .by.ouc-rectio- ti that, - s fitriafe e are," concerned, . there ifty up Llvolvefi ,nfthiiig but a matter ffrlMOJ' shall be conrpellcd to wf give up the fight, or again renew it op d For upon. tier disdfantagjf. areSve gdiirg to fine and whsrtqitrHi imprison a man for doingtat ..after e"hMowej hint to do prior to I872y ipijundcr the same circaiM st;iiice.s7 r -t The only conrse for tbe country is the consislcut one of enforcing its just and the law ut lH(J2 righteous laws. n inemlcd ao as to make it adequate" for it purpose, if the ue ofthe Ltah saV thdu let it be ute M impariLUiy enlerecd 4jjr the courts of Utah, subject to review by the Supreme Court of tlu United State. Under this wholesome pressure it might leMrc trilled lojhe practical mind of Brigham Young that Mornumisin must 'in-dera r.ntical lrantoruiation, or seek pfaf-e-. awnAfilr'abMtn In the tirat case the poh gamUts would put away their, couch i .es, and live with Jheie wives as the rest of us do. This wu)d not be dishonoring these women and their children ; that is done already; it waul I la- - relieviijg (hem, Xrunx dishonor tilyK4iO,ltXXiar as ibie in human-powe- r to do it. In the sveond ctise. their loss would not be irreparable, even were they to destroy all their imnaovnble property and murder those to regard us their enemies. Their place would be taken at once by United .States Utah would be uicnf 911 Vi the 'most flourishing Rocky Menntaiaf S..ite. 1 insist that, if the Mormons cannot and will not conform to our wholesome and just laws, their room is better than theii company. Their fntrldfcsevir than the establishment of tbe principle that any. one who should be able to, might violate!, such laws as he chose as a mater of conscience, or than the permanent Judgment iu the heart of the West of theocracy, polygamy Jncesfo. awd blood 'atonement; Not mere ffiaii tTalf ot them, would go, they admit themselves, and most of them could sc1.! their immovable prop.' rb if they chose for its full value. '1 his w til worst that could happen, and mr reover, this might not happen. It was said they would not snbutit ton?' f44-i;iiijT-at- g George Alfred Townsend. New ork : American News Company, 1871. - Bleed Afourmvnt.- - "' , coxtixveb.J j called tinn the question Under, thiaCherch-'dwctrine- , marriage u blood ' few teraporalo and weTl chose and the Iottef atonement, r tells tlc Legislature th&t Parish family', of Sringvilie,5 were mur- tb Ik exuteoe of plural marriages in dered when attempting to leave the TerVtah is ia direct violation of the stat- ritory and Potter and Wilson, of Weber tinder ute of the United States, and points Valley, were asvidnntcd in jailf the same law the Mormon claim the out the evils that must inevitably follow right to slay all who commit, adultery, fn m the violation of law under the plea 3r"MoIate n sanctified oath, and for s this cause Elder John Hvde wus comof religious toleration. He then to urge such action upon the part pelled to liee from the Territory, white his friends. Margetts and Cowdy, were of the Legislature as will tglabS.h har- fallowed hundreds' of miles and murmonious relations between! tab and the dered. Secret amnssinstioa is n port of the General Government upon this subject. and pructice of the Mormon ' Will the members of the Legislature doctrine the Church being sole judge of ' heed this timely warning ere it fa too Church, the auOlcieuey of cause- -, late? The present session affords an CllvMuth Proofs. opportunity of placing themselves to this savagevht' Townsend, says accord with the universal sentiment of stitution was giving ground alien Judge , the nation as expressed through the act bis funtaat- McKean arrived here, buti that i ' 1 1 i j 4 of Congress referred to, aqd this oppor- ie have again put it ou its procieumgs tunity should not be lost. Many of the mettle. It is a grutuiron assertion, of members are influential leaders in the which I challenge anybody to produce Mormon Church.' We Lave heard them the slightest proof. Polygaimc marnml murder pever gave a again aud again assert their claim to be riage,ofincest, until the kiuiing weakening sign the moot people in the prottcutioM were iwstituteihr f . i l t entire country. Here is an opportunity X tr Centre. f j of proving their assertions by abolishMormoinsai was an Ignorant ntteinpt ing at once and forever polygamous to make a State out of a Church, a mid--' "marriages in Utah, and recognizing the jority out of a priesthood; it has learned ,JT binding force and efficiency of the law that It cannot escape from' society, says of Congress. Such aa act would, more Townsend- - Give us 4tbo proofs. ; It is tk.a aught else, create a current of showingon the contrary, noliositioii and It 0 sympathy ia their favor throughout the to escape from ppcieijl It is the couulr society. conquering j,' civilized world, and would raise up not Moruioaism, that shows signs of friends to their cause, where now are weakening. Witness the propositions iu i the 1 press and in Congress to comprimiiso only enemies. witht he Mormons ou the tbe. Ilj however, this should sot be done, basiscontroversy of legalizing, djrectly 9r indirectly, the; legislature should, at least embody what'ba been done, provided they will the suggestion with reference to a mar- not do so any more. These proposiriage law iuto a plain, simple and wffi-- " tions are 'made utiilcf two luitiuaeu cartons statute, which should regulate sitopressioiK, I grant; nevertheless, I hey. made, and .they look to tb tieeause It would have been suicidal. the resapiwcal rights and duties growing are surrender of our sile. It is a mistake There will be no exodus, for the same out of (lie marital relation. Utah pre- - to suppose that Mormonism is w. a.. cu- reason. The next best thing for them ' aents to day the asoatatou condition of ing a panicle by reason of anything but Is a compromise, in which by the wny a large and growing community, with force. If indeed it is by reason of that. they gain and we surrender the princithat enforce- ple h . stake, yrhrrebyj to save ns much, It is a mistake t many of the features of Kastera oiviliza-lio- ment of the laws,suppose or of a law against of the evil iking to ieareit aud corrupt and yet without any legislation pulygamj, would inflict great hardships the future with as possible. Hence, ' whatever regulating the domestic reln--' i on worueu kod child iwu- - The ptdyga-aaou- e every effort is devoted to it. Failing inhusband, in three cases out ol tour, in that, unconditional submission ou tiont. True the common law righte tbe jailor of his Women.1 lie ihcir part is the only probable alterna-lic- e is simply eiJent to the marital contract are in force XP lirinuvS. ou assumes and exercises all the rights, ourylf The Mormon, here, and the claim of the wife to support while performing four or stone of the cm. science will be found MachiieJliau 'during her husband life and to dower duties, of a husband. Most of the wo enough to accept the inevitable, when it ia his estate after death would be re- mea contribute quite- as much to' their eomee, without any coni vision, lint if support as be does to l lair; must come in an unquestionable shaped cognized in the courts. But beyond husbands foe hinktnanj of them would marry No trifling on pur part will meet the but this there is much that should be done a whole husband. If not, they would at emergency.-- IV have to conclude at, to ayuat the marriage relation to meet least be released from the burden ot once that monogamous democracy and the spirit of the age. No good reason bearing bis children. He restricts the polygamic thcocrucy are now and fore iield in which they labor for a absolutely incompatible ; and that can shown in justice and equity why scanty livelihood according to his notions. , To i he strife between them is mortal, ouly married woman should not be en- have this tie severed 'would be an adto Jw decided by superior 'foreq, not titled te ber separate property and to its vantage to nearly all these women, in a necessarily operaiing 'llmiugh wir, bat-stiforce the last argument f people free control1, as ivell as to ber individual worldly sense, let alone every other. 1 Lave eudeavored to show that po- who cau neither agree nor agree to disearnings. Yet thcv are denied her at Ail agree. The contest is a shock of prinis not of itself. out lygamy dying the common law. There is scarcely a the Mormon leaders it is not. In- ciples, resembling a shock of the pfov say Citato in which has not deed, they believe it is bound to become' incut. Jridofced.barinosy in such cases what arenowa as Married universal.- - Perhaps I may as welt is worse than rupture. For from tins' adopted inevitable and unavoid'ouaaV Acts, giving to women the quote Towhaend himself- OU. this point,it sullen conflict,muzzled ll'hen sjieakiug as Townsend simply but always mutable, always control to own and their right separate was last' June, before he was retained tering, is boru at last prejudices and he hates more corrodiug and evil in their property after marriage as well as be- - by 'Pitch, lirighaui aud iiooi-einliueucc thuu any traceable to open fore. There is also a rapidly growing said s will lie am war. not that I sure which polygamy has already tshaped senlimmt, is no Townsend snys that to this complexcrowded there where reason out by itself into legislation ia many States, in little reasou, nor by pressure where the ion it has come : Shall Mormonism foil favor of married women eeatrollkig inside is so solid. 1 was struck with the by an attack of social and natural forces, their individual earning. Ft is to meet fact that so many young" wen, in our to which its jnhepeqt nrirei'-i-t BVh aub- the demands of the age aud to comply time, are every day committing ydurul tjtXtrWy a will men of like which and The ernsade, it, young ject marriage. merely with the simple requirements of abstract a Mormon said to nte that it waa the force it to shift its geography and retaiu Justice that the suggestion of the Gov- most popular feature of tbe Church..' Iu the worst of its practices 7 ernor is mado.j This is not tairly stated, but let it my belief the majority of jouih look If it be objected that marriage is a forward with ardor to plural marriages, stand. Western hieu hav& beeu.fiuoiJijir and they save out of the sacrifice of With Sut-- talk 'for rears and years. Jt jracrament of the church, and as such other ." was tlw staple 'of vices means to enjoy the Independeut of control by the State, tbe editorials iu The Union Vedette m 1864. Yet what have all the influenwlfeetion u well met by the Governors They cannot give it up wilheut abances so much depended ou amounted to in word that Macriege may be a doning their whole scheme' religion, Ft Is none the less a civil con they call it. To tben, God the Eternal the interim? The mines discovered in is a polygamist; so. also is the thqaRays,. by iGeiBA rsfaldWt have And thongh repeated adjudica- Father tract. broken one set of capitalists und bid Redeemer of the world. The Putri-aietions of tbe highest courts in this counautocratic or theocratic- in govern- fair to break another. Yet whnt organhave they opposed to try and in England have established be- - ment, aud ' polygamic in marriage, u ized forse 7 They have been food te it. I distinctive ideal. Alt the features their that iu its yarn! dispute legal marriage, the d warniigofThe have said that thu Mormons hold all And civil aspects, is simply a contract, o( their theology, universe to the domain of the senses, a ti available arable leBd iiK U(h-- , The yet nothing can be found in the whole most degrading conception of spiritual pcoplf aLuIo h Ile! lidtd of a' country, range f common law jurisprudence de- things, the deification of sexuslisui mid and oecnpy it for homesteads, control of souhi, the country beyond the reach of outnying, in any degree, its character as a sensuality, the of thf side influences. Doubly so is this ia Nor is there the generation sacrament of the church. sexual resurrection, the inferiority Utah, where a system has rooted itself gods, any,even the faintest, antagonism between of woman, depend by a thousand com- as impervious to outside influences ai ball. Tuwusend shows the two theories. Viewed in a purely binations and upon po- an he little how knows about it when he Which 1r cauiiut why necessities the they of protect-lo- lygamy. legal aspect, no is more wijxkilessj 1it j a it It tajks np. decaying pf give ritinhetflj women and of fkraiJbing helpless institution than, ..slavery was twenty the most ingeniously contrived machine support to themselves and to their jet years ago, and any action based upoit for evolving physical force and power of - more resistance from the fires of fanaticism helpless ' 2sjring, - compel the the supposition that it is, would b f that ever was Jcuewia its coutact with taken in vain. courts to regard marriage as a civil world is like that of an army with of on the fie aecrns eve Yet the country they may extend their control . Witness tnob. a the converts and is such action. imsgiued that taking Ter tbs relation for the protection of a State of the Union can be bound in allies it is continually making. There the innocent.! Presented to the courts, some way other than by the general con- is nothing so successful aixticeesi. sleeping, it has purely ae a sacrament oftischurch,they stitution. It is unearned that tie Mor- While we'TinV' wsuli be as powerless to control this as mons would sacrifice in good faith, for a grown great, behind its mountain ramfor which they parts, and soon it will begin to expand, temporary they are to control any of the other sac- have toiled advanUgeall and sufiered hitherto. They to overflow into surrounding but weaker raments. are not ef the compromising kidney, (in mutt bar) v'&cuul, eeiaiBuniues. In tbe sasse rpirit ef charity ; And of though they ard Jesuitical enough to Why, this 'inherent weakness is on forbearance which characterizes the en-f- ir agree to do anything or not to do any- the eve, to all appearance, of tbe most thing to accomplish their ends.- - It is important victory of its whole career -meiMge, we invoke the Legislature the common opinion of tbe Gentiles of list of being given unlimited power to of Uiah to heed these suggestions and, Utah that were the ..Territory organized add tbe Gentile aliens within its king A 'Sint forgetting" all questions of divergent and .admitted-:aJMy Vtpuld dotn to its own bondmen. The councreed or hostile faith, take inch wise and have to leave It. ' Of course, the leopard try is talking of legalizing polygamy, sTltesmaalike action as will enhance the may change Lis spots, and 4thi bright theocracy ana murder, in deference to inherent weakness of 90,009 , tbf the prove a mistaken opinion, of the people chances prosperity and are ten to one that it would not American Jesuits.' whom they serve. One of these zlays, should it safely that they would wot lewvc, either, but would gradually drift into a war with tide over this the crisis of its history, ' the Morwton ffate. ' On the bypothesii the social and natural forces Townsend . NOT AT UJU cs In the postpone-mea- t that the Mermens cann9t,and' will uol sneaks o will . prpye, sufficient.. to iti T its encroachof the Mormon trials, until the give np polygamy in good faith, an downTiift.on Itwiil he when communities of ments to Constitution amendment the the of snrronnding March terra a decided victory for the United 'eoh8jfi.m fjidgf my, another ilk shall have banded them The chiefs of the and the lulmlasidn' polygamous cause. of Utabinio tbe gainst it in Af'presoat, those .forces theocracy have again won, says our Union with a Constitution conformable it is impossible to bring is" j concerned, therewith, woai1 leave us iirtht stitvpi to bear. So far as Unl neighbor, and The postponement of the dilcisoia. d. Mormoae se' is too it .TS Uiah1 'The Court' Federal la prosecution of criminal cases to tbe would find itself face to face wilL the en py the entire ground ,0r( pise can km H a temporary triumph for old diScjjIgjr'Tajrat.iili'i.ItWoalsT Lave to get no .foothold. lluf when the field the theocratic party in Utah. Plainly pack juries that is, exclnde men hall bare expanded and 'embraced all from Mormons Even the such juries who believed in'patriarchal the It(M.ky;iomitabi $ talcs and Terri it is so thing. than Federal law and it would torien, there 'will be two parties to the rather we and so tlitmselves do net regard it, has mashave oa5 question. The stxtcstnau-whhare heard them express their regret it allowed another one to do with impu- tered it will endeavor to save tbe West that these cases could not be disposed nity, at least in . tbe case faU. plural the warlike sbotk of principles which the preient term. marriages contracted since 1862, tbe for irmny decades impended over the date ci the inhibition of polygamy by South, and finally joined issue like a 'Jbe ola cause for the postponement Congress; and with the disadvantage of. thousand tempests, blasting, desolating, of th (rials was the lack of mean with having compromised away its case be- all .but ruining Ihfcl part of the eonire Lax. which to ftK'ft the expenses ofthe Crnrt. fore joining iaiue. It would also bare, try. the U 1. r these cirsiiui stances, and in aspect ofthe questint CHsv;gi Ha vtis. The Idaho Sinlcs-htawith hi instruction from the to meet tbe same as now. leave Utnii published at Boise City,' has been Asotlier proportion 'isto lie Ifoicrk-- t Attorney a Teiritory, Attruey but to relieve ber fr.,m ;b s&hl by Jas. S. Ueynebls to JnSpa Mil-to-n Lad-bulu rertive bi: to a gontkju-anc- pyesoreo the Utah courts bf iz-iu- g polhict ibl the paper Kelly. Th forth- will foe fc.tr it no undergo chnge, ysjjrtmy (and murder?) fo, tfcne, tfi-fijl- No on of thft several reeommetitla trim contained in the message of Gov., Vnods to the Territorial Legislatu, wnl attract such general interest as, that t ! !f -- lt Govt-rno- : - 1 Me-siug- e dead earnest for C0UHT KIC GELDINGS. words, the law. of fnr tb Ouw Kmn by th s bu'i against f SpeeisHy prprrS Of.icwl fcpstter.l 'tnmetrlAini.ropSseV to ncknowl- - In the. DUtrlct t'nart tor (he Third - JntUcl-- I edge it and issue another I This must (Metric of L tah. like M. Statesmen the J. Cs. Aiumw tof potmejMcKn. surgly J, s I pri heist 4 like Bowles have WfcDxeanAr, Jan. 10, .1872. ; i:; pro-erd- I. go i , they-choos- ljve-.yea- , law-abidin- g -- ..t v- jstpag - -- e rs ln-in- g , n, -- - t v e-- r -- ll the-Union - . r !,- - vysakne?--wilhinak- e . privi-lege- s Major-Hempstead'- hap-baznr- d sacm-car-fi- t. h, - Mor-uioui- sm , J aud-progress- india-rubb- inter-relatio- er g con-txaet,t- Jt -- y q, T well-bei- ng - self-defen- ce. 1 N one-side- w foryc-MTgA- o oft semi-religiou- s n, l, o n-- e 1- - . t i IV f t ; 1 ' neaxiXM seukiox. p- The Court convened at ten' oclock A. ft., the Chief Justice presiding. Tbe Coart la tbe r published report of the remarks made iu court yesterday by Mr. Bales, U . Attorney, I find -the following j . 5 . .. ' , : a circularj 'Mr. Bates also nddn-sseletter to Senator Trumbull, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Comtnitlee, setting forth that - under the decisions of bit Honor Judge McKean, all felonies committed. within the Territory are offenscH against the United Slates laws, to be ' punished only 'by United States ctmrs, and the expenses of which must be borne by the general Government This circular rends thus; U. 8. District Attorketh Offcb Sai.t Lake Citv, Dec. 20, 1871. j I.rman Trumbull, Cbairuiuu j Jlon. Judiciary Coramitlee of the Senate; Sir; it i mv duty, as the United States District Attorney for this Territory ttl nsk, through you ami your Committee, udvice ami instruction upon the following points: of the Supreme I.' Under tbe deci-ioCourt of this Territory (rrom which there is no appeal) all tefouies committed witjiin Us limits nre against U inted States Laws, to be punof-Uta- h i ns olfe-nie-s ished ns uch ouljf by (Jnited S ales Courts, tli ir processes to be levied bv the United States Marshal, and prosecutions conducted only by roe si tbUnited States District Attorney; nod, ef (jonrseJ nil gxjHtuseii of the trials must be paid out o the U.rited Stu..j Treasj ury, if p.tid ut all. Had I observed ycsVr.lay that this language was employed I should have taken notice of it at the time.. I might bare overlooked it then for tlie n nson that on tlie first day of this month 1 pointed lout to Mr. Bates wherein his - circular to Senator Trumbull contained serious errors, .and I did not suppose that those errors would bii persisted iu. to suy from I now take occa.-io- u tbe bendr that this court has never held - that -- all - felonies committed within the Territory of Utah arc offenses gainst United States laws; nor has the Supremo Court of this Territory, nor any stnglu J uJgc thereof, ever held thL doctrine. Thfo Court has held that this is a United States court; that it has jurisdiction of offenses committed against Uuitcd States laws, and also of offenses com tni tied against Territorial laws ; and this raring has been unanimously affirmed by the Supreme Court 6f the Terri-tor- yj It will be seen that this is a very different doctrine from that attributed to the Court by the public prosecutor. ftbecotnes my further duty to say, that neither this Court nor the Supreme Court has ever been called upou to de wxde whether r not the Uuited States Government should pay all 'of the expenses of prosecutions in this Court. These errors are too grave to pass without correction. Mr. Bates If your Honor wilt pardou me, I desire to stale that after the sug1 examined the gestion was mat. printed decisions, aud corrected that autcnieut by telegraph tef Mr. Trumbull ou that day. My solq object, your Honor, in calling the attention ot the Judiciary Committee to this matter, was to obtain funds to execute the process of this court. ,T understand the decisions of tbe Conrt lo be to this extent and if I am wrong, of course I ain very glad tube corrected those decisions, I understand as far as I have been able to read them, first, that ycur Honors have decided that the District Attorney must prosecute all felonies in tbo Courts ; second, that the Marshal must serve all process iu the Courts ; third, that your Honors sit as United States Courts, and fourth, tiiat the laws of the Territory are iu fact the laws of Coiigrsrs made by the agent of Congress, and such 1 understand to be the decisions of the Supreme Court of the Uuited States. Congress has established a Territorial government for certain purposes under th it provision of thee Constitution which authorizes them to make all needful rules and regulations for Hie TerriNow tory of the United States, etc. there are two sets of laws here in force, and your Honor is administering them ; one of them the laws passed by Congress, those which are, yrr c, he laws of the United States, and all offenses described in indictments, must be against the sovereignty of the Uuiud States. Then there is a second class of laws in which Congress is principal, and the Territory is an agent, abd tbe Organic Act is the power of attorney. Tims, wheti this Legislature makes a law, it is no law without the) approbation of Congress. The Organit Act oxpresslv proridesflhat IIO statute of this Territory' shall have any force or binding f by Congress. effect unless approved The Court No, no. unless VMa Johnson Thej ire laws ' . disapproved, j Mr. 15ate8Tbat is the tamo thing, shall cease to They precisely. be laws (when the disapproved; legal "effeofo- - of that is precisely the same. , If Congress takes no action by negation then its sijlence gives consent, and these laws after ail are nothing more or less than tbe laws of tbe United States made by its age lit. And, as in the early days of Michigan and the Northwest, the laws were adopted by tbe Governor and Judges, it would have been perfectly competent - for Congress to have conferretuponjyour Honor this pow4iL,But these Territorial laws, as I understand them, are j still the acts ef Cotigress, made by the agent of s the Territorial Lcgisla tureliftd they derive their binding effect frtia- - the ' power of - Congress became CoKgiress has not disapproved of them. ydur ' Hqnor, nothing in the world, was farther from my intention tbajalo state anything with reference to -- s j -- -- Con-gres- s,' to-wit !wf -- thlzlaw except exactly as I understand itAand extremely sorry that your Honor has Lad occasion to dissent from the.statement as I made it. My lyhole object tifi ce I came here has been to aid in arising, fbisMourt! with power and means to xerve Its process and to enforce iftpdecrees. It I have erred I ask your Honor pardon, f " .The-CoThis Cosrt dees -- sot argue matters, it decides. And . whenever its degisiefis are undated to the world, it is bohnd to correct them. The Im ' urt Court has made no such decision, whatever the understanding of counsel has been. MThatever the views of the counsel may he, and the question has been fully discussed by able and Iearjied counsel, the Conrt lias made no other decision than that which has been brieflly and succinctly restated this morning. j Mr. Bates Will yonr Honor pardon me a question. If tbse are simply offenses against the Territorial statutes, how can Congress be called upon to pay tbe expense of enforcing them? The Court I have expressly said that that is a tpatler .on which neither this Court nop tb Bnpretae Court of tbe Territory has aver been called to pass. The grand jury being called, the following members responded to thei names: Channcey (L- Nichols, J. T. Miller, Elias h- - T. Harrison, James I Page, James Matthevysou, Cluytou j.. - - PE1IHONAL. Haines, Hugh White, Ed. Preble, Wm. M. Johns, John W. Morehouse, JfoB. IK FORM ATION WASTKTJ otVipoieon Ifenae. Mtfader, John M. Wallace, Jas. W. Hamlast hsHrdofat Yslleeito, Othranu county,, Cafe ilton and Charles Reed. for la, formerly af Para, Jley iuMmutioa Tbe grand jury then 'refired uner corning fcla wliareaU.utS ywill L thaakfully r at til ortioe. charge of a Deputy Marshal to consider eeirfcdi and Stockton, Cal., paps' P5 Sarraawato such business as might be brought be- copy. . Jui2-- t , T ' . fore them, - . II -- - "Jl' -i. The Court proceeded with the bearMAHONtC NOTICES. ing of interlocutory tnotioua in cases oa - Jtbe civil calendar. AROENTA LODGE ! A WholesalT - gpwlsltjr eompilwt Dwi Eirunt. b tbs W. C. Co. ph v e Afternoons. Report EASTERN NEWS. New York, Jan. 10. A M vdrkl dis-pat- , (A. S. Uovtn, Peciwtary. ilKw.ttafj. th wiitj jui LCMBCRf T 11 Gsd I Cl t i I - M. AT "I Toilet and -- rr ,-- OKR, M . 31. yrFancj Articles, hj 'me i f "' v i .w - - ' "Jt CEILING,' f s Cllli O ALt 1050 AXD as OC t :: ye Stuffs, j re. tiiuiMt.-.t ' i r y RKOUI.AH Builttin, East Tempt iltreot, (Ira Jtccund and Frorth Friday af oach month. Urn-be- n of Stsfcr Lodgca, and sojourning Brvthna ia rood standi ii g ara coidisllr iarilcd to altnnd. J. M. feral; la A v ; r 'ff Patent Medicines, J5-t- f A. We, 8, A. F. Lotit COWMCJIICATIONS IIKLD W aaatch ft Ferfumery, r aojonraiac brethera ia roodX.ntunSmf ara eoHial-IjU. SHAW, W. M. iavitrd. ud reported for th(Mt take ' - i it m. t t! w re -- ref re A r J aw.. d j rxp i r, Chemicals, tut Tampte inter todaaa and f-- J -i i I Drugs, Stated L- retail Dealew is d v lod( held oa Twaoday of M k rEILEORAPHIC fJrnpr iff ILa.f r -- XL This 4 AkVtZuSZm ' . f A. Ac OFA. of the 9th states that Gen. SherPERFECTION, NO. 1, A. lntlK man and Lieut. Grant arrived there on ST. JOHN'S A. R. R. meet, at Masonic Halt, (Common) the 7th. They were presented to King Ruildiug.l Main street, every Second and Fourth t&" U'htch we offer at the lowest cash California. Rcdwottd, a Amadeus bv the American Charge d Tnesda v of each month. Sojourning brethren era prices, and are determined Rustic Siiinr: Affaires. The King is reported as say- cordially invited . .to attend. T. i. TRACT. T. F. 0. 31. ISA U. Sce'y. ing that he was plcaicd to see so famous Itttn, a representative. of the America u army Lode No, TO Not to be as Gen. Sherman, and that he always Monnt AMoriah ORDERS FOH HIVE TIHUMDM A. M. Refitfair (.onraitinicatUms admiration and entertained friendship Hall, Commerce Ruildins, East . He desired Temple Street, the Second end Fourth Monday of PM0MT7LY IIllJrAX. for the American each month. Member of Sister Istdxra, and sotin- - most cordial relation, ns between i u journing llrelhren in good standing are cordially , s' rii LOUIS COUIf, W. M. te attend. neighbor whose interests can only lie invited HUSTOCBSS OtenL, Sor,. ' i. i in the preservation f peace, an 1 which Deers, SKt!i, may jslwaju exist between, tlu. United IT. I. O. Stales and Spain, In the et cuing a re r re e IHIflK NO. 1, Mat every Tbnnday at re f 1I i i ' , re - banquet was held, at which were present TTTAII r. W.. in Commerea Bnitdincs, Main street. t U Minister Minister for F Odd el Sail lake City. lent in good standing ara Mshstnp, j T. C. Itl'SJi. N. O. Main St, fern Ueore son1 . jT. the Colonies, Dehnt, Foreign Ministers, Invited to attend. i life i J. i Wetut, Scey. aud oth r.i, Tonsts were drahk to the f , id Jt I tin armies King, President Grant, aud A1t nurinwhAott tfbrMSRl tb and navies of the United (State and . t of ' the i Spain. The utmost cordiality marked I i I f ,4 the arntiu.ents of the speaker of Loth . Company. t countries. Admiral Tojiekc said he i s hoped that peace between the United Slate and Spain ' may . never lie disfSseSnssmtk of f?r4- Hext Door to White House, torts d. Toe Foreign Mini;! r, I'.ITcs, PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO , EaUrmtA JHpsi, hoped uot difficulty between th two , countries 'existed but can be settled . E. II- - BARROX.' through th representative at WashingCOSDOCTEO IX A Fyluffit. ton. W-- pAElfeULXlXTr Same special says that the excited feeling in Spain, in regurtito the United First-Clas-s French Style CHARLR DintSR, State, has entirely diluted, and in that is the cloud considered war to have city AT MODERATE PRICES. passed away. f t AND , Louisville, Jan. 10. Gen. H. W. NICHOLAS BERNARDIS, H..!!ctk died at his residence in this ATTORNEY-ATreLA- W I'aornUT-)- . p tf city, at 8:20 last wight, from t congesK. 11 Tt?kr' tion of the brain, as is said, supenu-dureh1 fltrM (tni by d;s;ase of the liver, 4 from 1820. which be hns long suffered. The body FRANCIS M. BABCOCK R. II. EARITUIIi' in GENERAL. will be laken to Greenwood Cemetery, P. 0. BOX, JOIIN RAIIOR'K NEY-AT-L- AW Xi-i PlIOENIX BABCOCK. York, for interment. ' Salt Irek kimbali Bteek. Cuy. . t Washington, Jen. Iff. Some doubts I , nef.utfoa Sfurtal ghr the Till. KagetiatMtiL truth having been expressed as to Sate er LltuHn ia Mining Claim a4 trel ofthe report that Jay Uonke, McCulmaA ar hretre d - I are. Mtate. Celterfle, AM orders bv mall will bo promptly Co., with Rothschilds, looking lough part ef tbe t'nited ilab -by MS' MKhUMdit-ir-e tet- A totmrs. IMPORTERS AN, JOBBERS OF and faithfully executed. to the absorption of six hundred mil-rw lions of the new loan, inquiry this morning confirms it. The exact terms I j offered have not transpired, although it is believed they are similar to those SUGARS Jb FIXE SYRCrS, regarding the previous one hundred and Dr. ; Fhyricisws leseripttoao thirty millions. Tbe subject is before inf-r-tn ffc ritinun ef Salt trek the Secretary of tbe Treasury. Pf flEVY YOBK. WOtT.lt V. that h ha bike went COUTOJJJTDED. CAREFULLY 91 b will b VlsU A. to nhera Perkin. rt Great prnc Stare, d Dnfct tbe Tbe pleated 8.R. 4- UNDERSOLD. zzZ ( o. f-re- loo Ooltl Tife. Arctic Soda Vater. If HOUSE! CHOP Prraidrst c. V , 1 wJ5 E ff Ojpes--lnmk- er MAIN 'Jt. STREET, f ... J ( Supplies Pysicians it it 1 "cixAk'o.iLcsrRft . -- Customers Country d KHTAHLISUEU 7. ATTOll OS!! 14 3 BABCOCK & CO. i NOTICE DENTAL Teas, Coffees, Spices, ? V.X,nGB!i;CD4 i PAttKmtE !. .Legislator. St. Louis, Jan. 10. The Grand Duke Alexis lias accepted an invitation of the Missouri Legislature to visit Jcff. rsoii City, but on which particular day is not yet decided. It is not known vet when the ducal jiarty will leave for the plains, or whether they will go at all, as the lute snow storm has interfered somt-- hat with the contemplated buffalo hunt. Twelve' frame buildings in Holden (Mu.) were burned ou Saturday; loss not reported. Albany, Jan.' Iff. A bill providing for the pavmcnt of certain bonds to the city of New York falliug duo this month, passed both Senate aud House this morning. L mdon.Dcc.lO. Arrangements hare been made for tbe introduction of American cars on English railways. The cnptaiu of the ship Windsor Castle, which ran down a vessel in the chaiiRC-- l and was reported to bare passed on without heeding the cries of the drowning inarinersj bus been acquitted of all blame. Lancaster (N. II.), Jan. 10. A sligbt earthquake was felt here last evening. ia sir Glasgow, Jan. 10.-- Tlie becoming more prevalent iu Sheffield. all-po- x Ihj permission we take pleasure in Fount te Bros ferring to Messrs.ITaU S. V. Bankers, Xo. 12 tX. wrtna re- J" Fashion Chop House, MAIN STREET, (X EXT BOOR TO WHITE TUK HOCRE.) In Wa Ipadulljr compiled and reported for the Salt Lake SAIL! lUrilir, b J the W. U. Telegraph Co. .MnviiniUktn. i.i AmlsiL. Iti.matvh e Hndmxm Tnwftle Msitre T Hotel a in Eomgmle u .... ih - Tadcrtie Fancy , ith r vitb r Otsfoun cntt ffstw, Freeh Herring foncita. ti ts 008. -- d . 2S w . 1 Co., niPORTEKil, - - - 148 f.lich. Aycss, stwssr m ann Chicago, BERQlIAinrS TEA. CHOCOLATE, CAKES, TOAST El. COFFEE, Ocrnun Fsiu,ltt.iM...w.www... OeOe and Tew, eh And nil -m kind. Wines cf TOIO'ef r UnuHM td(t BibbWM. VORIiS E CORNER FREMONT A wr CO., v, T ( ( TGQI, f Ioi,t( pnd Vcri - aw 1 A A An terd mi. - dKf-- 3 r A Mtmkfes. Iy t jh b A-- , ... 9 tre 1 .,-- - IHSiCA V ' ' v v - e- s. iduAlre A ,cqn tUs - COy . M In;!; v'itrr Nevada jfaily being - iWC't.ESRAZf'l P?S. . and f- s: 1 tr Gral CAUL AT Nre. S - SShSu4I k order Onerhte, at! t j y ..& HAN, City, tteaa - 1,4 gr th - U- - a 1 ; a i.z.n. CAnPEnTEnSuCU'.U,..;.'. St Anr:r!r-ireUAfF Ji: VI ap 1 - i e Lavrrcncc BAiliUuG 4. Tbf '"T Hull 1 sm Ft, ' JifiA --a ntt ? 4 ,fiAu j. eOXSrAXTLT OXHAFPf Nimtnll Nk 7 & 0 Faurdl street, Ac., M T2A f ta V w YZT X0 AND , ? I CLOTHING, GQQpSj aJfy, AX.X1, raa a IretlMg ere y renypltee, - CHS! avny.tvn Uhl mg Cvathvn.a sd t. AT g . - re 4 I Ire M ns.c ef t - - i TTtS PAR , fu I ;U lad th! th ", ELS, DRILLS, GRQCDniPS, r after All-- y, Firtt-dsA- : ! HARD- - L J J i.i W re re tm Femmt's (AVrl fiv of Mite Onf. SACKS, ,WIirELSAR- a Elepntor Flour IHUIIac!iizerj Ac. FUSE POVD f" Warehouses and f.iore . WARE, PICKS, SHOT TTLssU, g , - e piar;-2- n ( gam larhe in- - RKcrjvrrt k brand of j R0W8,-GENESA- Parins & SitisnorEnJC2 Iro hate nsT , Hoisting 4 Pupfng . Gear, QttarteKiUIIacMjiery; IfjpdfRlIic Fosses, TTat GOODS - nviXDETl Of the Raild San Fianoloo, Onln., ' c SJf5 A attd in (m order. bowl will PUBLIC l, OPNSP.ALLY. ITL TEHAMA n-- EXISTS 1, lO CcutN 1ce Gnraot f I11IESR AJtD. TOC ETNA- - IRON 8. t , f.iinEns,;,FAnr:ns, Ci rJ , , Th Only Full Ler jh Alleys Th Terr it cry ! I TO HANSCOLI SatsrdayTrtrir,, HALL TO REST FOR PRIVATE FARTHER. t full llja ref Complete Assortment 11 Kinds. AH m XtlTESr GOODS, CIPRIARO RUFFO , Chief Ooolc. JMt tre a prulnl M 2ft 3ft D Extbaxck tukovuk Storr, also, t bnui4 of Atmm Oik-hen- moxbat, atitxnbtT-AA- AV rrMM, Apptp tm Prof, I UlS,m, od. ' the Arademp, Ihuvnu t,m rrrrr. Y7 OUSTED FAt;cy DiiY COLD LUNCHES. ( GESKABTOYYU T700LS, ' Cake and OdTe z Milk Towd.- Battered Toast.... Idp Toaa- t- hda4hwW Dry cuMis Jieoneirl Fresh Orvteri in every rtyle. Ctdd TurVev.. Cold Ctdd Meat of any Pig' Feet ... Lambs Tonga . r. S i BOWLING SALOON HATE A FULL STOCK OT Cove Oyster To, Law THE R0RTUT7EST. Mayhon, Dtly 2ft -a at etee ef be rare ju.citmmr. Frrepriera. EVERT RONSAT AESJ 1VEDXESOAT EVENING. ? G. t rami raraalti ntcrcs (orta- - lx Hear.: j '2 OYSTERS. - jeso-iutio- m zv Z'l ntv fteight - , r Egg., Tbre Fried Three Poarhed Three 8enimI4ed Omelet, Plain r with Perelcy,. " Ouloae ......... Sngnr Runt Omelet . , , as nnto rer Grand Eoircs FAflCY DRY GOODS iiOUSE t SO Trent, Omelet., ! . k LEWISTON - FRIDA T AFTERNOONS. XXD ZA e Fih, when In eaon Salmon, Fried or Broiled to-da- four-hatade- 20 Style-.- . swer. McLanglitin, charged with the murder of Hughes, committed on the evening of tbe 31 of July last, will be tried on tbe 15th in the District court. Tbe testimony, of several of tbe most noted roughs In Saq Francisco has been taken ... iu ike ease. The game of draw poker and revolver which took place last Sunday morning. Is nowt; being investigated. affair. It was evidently w very lively 'The wincTis now set Ui tig' southwest, with SO prospect of a storm j clearing . up entirely. The Howe patent truss, bridge at Point Bonita wi!) be constructed to enable the contractors to carfy.oot material for (be new patent flag;Whisth,which ha been destroyed by a land slide. -- Col. Von Schmidt last evening presented a new proposition to tEe Board of Supervisors, to wit ; to furnish tbe eity with twenty million gallons of water daily from Lake Tahoe divide in reier-voi- n 370 feet above the city base, for six million ia city six per cent. bonds, to delivered wben the be water Is ready for delivery, ih county then to execute a mortgage ou all its works, property and franchises, for the faithful performance of the contract for twenty years; jbe city to have the, option of purchasing the entire works at six millions more within two years of the delivery of tbe first witter, or to take fifty mifiioa gallons more daily from the reservoir at Auburq and companys conduct it to the city at its ow cost Tbe Clear Lake Company Laye n put in a similar proposition, fThe for the Spring Valley providit-Water Companys work after being denounced a bad job, and opposed by King, Shsader, Menzies, gnq Met Cartby, lyas laid oyer for taro weak, which is considered equivalent to a defeat. Hon. Joseph. B. Largae, a California pioneer, died at Brooklyn, feUbuR jda county, yefctcpifoj, , , so f' 1-f Wedatebr and Friday mreratef. Dancing Acadcniy, MILLINERY at, 20 ir Fr paraegw Bow. - CLASSES LARGEST Kpjrrc. Tronfiie . IhMuf V ' - ay- LEAVE END .CF TRACK Every Mreodev dlftretm iii Stewed Khleejm. t R A, f F. Every Tneaday, Thursday and Cretwrdrey. COUP ARY, - ; - t GOVERNMENT CX.OTHINO AT NEW YORK PRICES. Cmnlerrv tUmr,. Veal Cutlet Mutton Chop COLLAR STAGES between the d Lantetun a foliwa: LEAVE Ufwrter and Jobber of IlMlny, Dry Gored, Faary Oraii Jatviioiere a la Olive INtri Chop, Carbnnate Stjle .... (tshrooui Irek, Of., Sta Fraarlre. Aravrienn Collar Co., N. en MnshnmmTruvtlUe, !k, plain nORSE yitt nut Husk Htr wt, Mmm fthutrltea U7 OS Hem Ur Acte EUREKA. Fried Sattmge. Important . Lltlgaltan Jtcetdeart Bav Urerand Bacon ............ rest tor Gambling BIrartler Trial Broiled Hem . a la Fumee.... PrepewU for Snpply of Water Brain, ... a San Francisco, Jan. 10. The case of the Western Pacific U. 11. Con against Sellden and othtrs, involving; tills to over one hundred quarter sections of la nd iu Alameda county, claimed as within the Railroad grant, is uow on trial In the U. S. Land Office. Tbe lands are within the limits of a private Mexican land grant and not liable to le covered by the Railroad grant. George Sargent, son of the Senatoc, on bis way East fell from a bridge at Cheyenne and broke his arm. J. T. Crane was examined charged with gambling, and held to an- rkiltdtlphla. Aim for th Odrhcn, a la Itror hctti-- . a la Mifonaiae... , an Waitre d' (trl...., en Mnshreom TrouHie, a la Jardiniere... Teal Ctdht, a la Milanese... Fvmltv Nrter Umhc Beef Stek, KjiaaUb Style, i KEYSTONE COLLAR CO., US Iamb - aa lala Vemtleaae - Chop, a In M itoruiise ... a la suit re d Hotel Fork Chop Doth of California Pioneer. gaur r . Tenderlwhi Bteak, Chatrnn brjan Bee.' PLOYD MINEa t CA ML sms n f Fir LcvfrtcnL Ho! Jlmim Syrrot, Atm SOL. A. GOLDSTEIN STEAKS, CHOPS, Aw, Sirfoi dt-l- U-- FOUR BILL OF PARE. Porter It o BY TELEGIIAPII. tri'reWry t,a.l, i ire ar rkteofera lewd prerat Me pain. plaira. fared Of the Must sMiital (.hyektena to all b BK. ROBINSON mold ray th.t he ha mad tbarert ref SUi ag re apeeialtv.-an- d think h rare f learn ail who tasrer him with work ref that bind. Salt tmkm Cttg. ate Eapsgnolr. Pacific Coast flevs. j - i J. D, Lamb & Co., NICHOLAS BERNARDIS, Prop. M .. ( FFICB OF DR. TAIT A (KITH. Ihl-iu-g to attend ta tf their want ia hi teeth dn I Me and hnililing ant of are ret nrtfotie hmm. hilt either MwiUne. Atom, tomtit teaerfd tm g.dd ef piWee and warranted tre fit. Teeth extrnrted with Ike 4re r IIO XV, XTXZX'Fll EA?TI It .i CC, OALTLAnr: crirv. - 7Ti 5 |
