Show KNOW UTAH L By ALBERT F F. F PHILIPS j Information Uon to tho effect t that Brigham Young had been beer nt to prison when broadcast upon the tho street caused omo momo little excitement but there was no flO demonstration oC or resl tho order of or the court Tho majority of or the tho people while holding holdEn that tho order wa was Vas technically right and Justified by bytho bytho tho law was an and unreeling unfeeling act But tho anU Mormons had succeeded t in sending the C founder ot an empire to prison i if o only for for- a n. da day so ISO that th tho stigma if U. U such it could be tailed would bo a I stain Jn upon his life's lifes s record A JL broadcast bron cut of ot information from the national capito capt- capt to tol toi that camo CAmeon on March IC 16 set act t tho city of ot th the tho Saints on on tire fire It If WU was waa a a. telegram nm and nd It read Jf aa ps foll follows w Tho JJr president ha has nominated Isaac C. C C Parker of or Missouri chief j Justice of Utah vice and Oliver A. A Patton of ot West eat Virginia register of ot theland the theand theland land and office at Salt Lako City The nomination of ot mAn Parker of ot Missouri to bo chief Jus Jus- ico of Utah involves the tho removal of ot Judge McKean l but mt does docs not indicate any ch change ngo in tho the policy of ot ho tim administration regarding tho Question of polYGamy S S Tho removal of ot McKoan McKean and that that of ot the register of or tho the land Jand office in Salt Lake Lako was VilIS caused by wh what t the president deems th the tho fanatical and extreme conduct conduct con con- duct on tho part of ot these officers as evidenced by their violent attacks on Governor Axtell and tahi aln senators who recommended his appointment and by the several acts of Judge McKean which are ill advised tyrannical and In excess of ot his powers vcrs o as ius jud Judge 0 S I That the tho Judgment of or M Kean was wu brought about view few of by himself was was' tho the practically universal the press of ot the country countr Tho The Now New York Evening Post ost in commenting upon the tho case declared that lint by by his hIs hIs' decision the Judge recedes from hi his own wn principles and may bo ho fairly hailed as a. a convert to tho thod ho d doctrines of ot polygamy Tho Post adds By Bythe Bythe the he the law of or congress mado especially for tor Utah and andy by y th tho common law Jaw of or tho the land Jand any other woman taken aken by him to his In this instance Brigham Young b bed and cd d and board alter after tho first legal lega marriage is not his ils wife This is the very point that Judge McKean 1 has haa heretofore c considered it Jt his mission to establish e comes says the Post Mrs Ann Eliza Webb and on April 6 G 1868 BrIgham Young h having previously taken to himself unlawfully eighteen n nother I other ther women omen according to the tho laws Jaws of ot the tho Mormon church hurch she becomes his nineteenth wIC wife Married according to rules of ot the church she aho knew what hoy were They expressly permit a woman a-woman to claim at any timo without alimony Connecting herself with Brigham in fn what Justice McKean has nl always as right d declared Jared to bo be an illicit way she sho renders ren- ren deu ders ers herself as well as Brigham liable to criminal prosecution By his decision tho the Judge recedes from I his ils own principle and may be fairly hailed by tho the Mormon church as u a a. convert to the tho doctrine of polygamy A 6 |