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Show TI IETKTEKING NEWS. PVl-HRE- l - OAJI.T, BITVTJATS KZCKFTBB AT IOUX O'CLOCK- - rqnrr-roTiiT- "d ii f s Tbaretlay. and litla morning wLs t uCI w SWIOV4 Tabernacle, at 10 o'clock, on this Territery shouldTe "kept here and worked up into articles which were the 7th day of May, 1S74. for wear The. Brvnutr..'The congregation, for a first required tioned a large number ot branches of meeting, was very large. On the inaustry mat might be in operation. It was time the people stop- stand were u i'u'i"aiS gooos and J earned Of th9 Fir$t Presidency. . wi maae menu There was oniy one :Me to the question Brigham Young, President; Ge.. at A. Smith, Daniel H. Wells, Lioren- u issue; and that was in favor of o Snow, Brigham Vounj?, Jr., Al- - nion, peace and prosper! ty . Jollier Taylor then alluded to the oertcatmngton ana Jonnw. Vounjr, at progress of counsellors. where there; were a Brigham woollen City, .Of the Twelve Apoeiic. factory, tannery, hiarsess &hop, boot Orson Pratt, Sen.. John Tavlor. and shoe ebon, hat 'factory, dairy Wllford Woodruff, C. C. Rich, Lo and other branches, all on the coplan, and described the renzo Snow, Erastus Snow, .Frank operative benefits which had already flowed lin JJ. mcnarda, Hrlenam Younz, to the people theie from the adopJr., Albert Carringtou. tion aud .practice of. oneratl v f Patriarch John Smith. prliKipTen. i AfljouTned tlll p. ru. Of the first Seven Presiden's ojm The choir Rang: Seventies. . U ATI O. CAT. IEIt, 11 Suitor A"i -- - NEWS OF THE DAY. The American oriental .topogra - phical corps has reached Jerusalem and left for Bashan and Moab. In the Newmarket guinea race "Atlantic-watint, "Kerer- beration" second, and "Ecossais" 2,000 s third. ' The steamship Ohio uninjured by nre I reported - -- OolJwiaBmith.at a meoijDir in England, ment. advocates disestablish- ' ; Seventy thousand miners and laborer! jet idle in the Durham colliery district; no prospect of settle- on Elections ihat a certalnMormon properly returned Delegate was from Utah, but that the committee deemed it right for the House to whether the gentleman Investigate was a polygamt, and whether, if so, he is eligthle to sit ir Congress. This invitation to fate the music so important a PoUluJsjwt'JCvl-isheon 1787.1 to. JP. agreed y, however. Congressmen do And still another by Senater can Just now that the 200 male citizens not see how they or from whom the Jurors are to be make juuch money much politiconstituted shall be "Qualified cal capital out of the Mormons. of JT Y.Horaid, Moylr electors. within the- provisions this act" Senator Trumbull would have gone further; he would 'nave ex cluded the Judge! and substituted the governor, to which proposition nenator tjherman t bjected. lie JpTel bngirsustalrilngV or- arid the amend a common bond of commissioners, ia ment as fea..n.iug was agree to. amended ANNUAL CONFERENCE. union, certain article, were re- P. 1787. St quired for sustenance, and it was senator tstewart paovea un Forty-fourth uestieD-RThe Adjourned An to whether we til the Legislature- meets, that two the snail make thoaa thino. neal Conference 6T the Church ot commissioners be Selected by the Jesus Christ of Latter-da-y Saints urcujpipy otners to do thhi labor district jedge "from the probate Judges. That amendment was also convened this In the New The wool Joseph Young, Albert P. Rock- wood, Levi P. Hancock and Hor ace S. Eldredge. Of the rrestdency of tlie High ment. Priests' Quorurh. Rejoicing oxer Serrano In Madrid. Elias Smith, Edward Snelgrove and Ellas MoirK' Eight battalions of colored mili- Ofihe Presidency of this Stake of tia to be formed in Cuba. Zion. Jervsalem, my glorious home. Benedlctloh Kmh-- u Pkatt. lrrt - - -- -- I281 Ij - -- ' . STRAYED, A BOUT APRIL 13. A cnestriut coior, siar m rorenoaa. iny informat'oii that will lead to her will be vib- recovery, tohe. IS. GicotsSBKt'Kj: . ably df33 17b vrard. 7l -- pr-aonriv- in ed. una-ibi-n- i TEARI.1KO MARK y- - non-concurr- se ed i , - - J1 - ! 1 PAPIER-MAC- Collections made- and promptly milled. FOREIGN EICHAN6E FOR SUB. fW Interest Paid on SaTUB' DepoaiU. ' o z. o XMrectori in Exehaage, Coin, Gold Dost, HO 0olleg ScriPi etc t i s, i '' .r 15 ii ! grixifiooxii: r s i d ir a i, WV .Deal - ' - fcnP-- :-i ttorizod capital, 9i0DDioo HOOPEK, yrosident H. 6. ECDttEDOR, Vice Pres' BRIGHAM YOCTNO Wjf. JKNNINGs. , ' JOHN BHAKri FRKAMORZ L.ITTL.L. L. B. HILLS. Cashier. O - --- : i ! - - . - : !! nv 'S TO-DAY- the-Hou- No. 4. ' GRAND NEW lw' sai- dDISPATCHES. r see the objection to the goverBAKKERS., nor being consulted. He is the COWCRESSIONAL.executive officer ef the Territory, called upon to execute- the laws, SENATE. IB and he is a manvbo necessarily Memorial. Printers lases aiues on political Questions. or strong parti He may be a man' Washisotos. Anthony pre OESERET HATlOHAL BMK san reelintrs. and from the nature sen ted a memorial'' of 4he priaters of his office. I think, he ouebt not and pressmen of Washington, Of SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. to be called to administer anything testing againat redueing , the pro psy Referin connection wtn tne courts." for government printiug. ; Pa. c uo Capital, ?QOAOk P. 1783. red." r, j'.; ; UTAH AFFAIES. our CQstomcts and the public a thstwe late moved Into the more com modloirs store fiaaef f he W&Mtch Hotel, where w fire oprniafc ot oar Spring &nd Sanuner Clothoaaa. OB Mr 111. nattpHHIAU .nil .trlM' htpt own msnafactBre, bicbcdsll oar goods frm 15 to 20 per )CDf. lotftaan snr stber bonae la tte cii i l.. uoldbzro k w. Manuiteiory, V Wsnatch notel 84,Lonard Building, j St,, -- New Yortu . 1.. f M'aSt, . Comtptnx&tivct. , d, Cas-serl- To which Senator Trumbull re uorrsi:. ; plied 7. In" Washington, there is objection to the Gov Blanchard, "If from the committee on ernor having this power, take the ways and means, reported back the surveyor general,; oi any person Senate amendments to the House owicr loan tne juuge." bill "to facilitate the exportation of distilled spirits, and the amendaIf there could be any fairness at tory act in relation thereto." i On all in taking purely local matters his motion the amendments were out or the hands j or local legislain and the bill was tion, there would pe some fairness sent to the committee of conferin those amendmenbs,- - but they ence. Burcbard, Kasson and Beck have all been carefully omitted in were appointed a committee on the the bills now before Congress. ' H of the House. Since the virtual ' demise of v the part com went into House The then McKee bill, however, Merritt &. mittee of. the whole on the Cen Co. have received fresh, instruc- tennial bill. tions. "The Judee.Clerk and Mar shal packing process is an ugry pill, EASTERN. I coat it with sugar; make it look less Steamer Over-du- e Theatrical will swallow ugly, and Congress Failure.Poland amended it." Hence the is consi bill. But it has the same object in Kew York, 7r There noh-arriview under a fairer face, and wnat derable anxiety over the' cannot be reached openly must be aiof the steamship Odiopia, how' nineteen, days - out from lilasgow reached by circumvention. . r for this port. Two steamers of the Had honest Juries been wanted, same line which sailed after the he could have had them in Sept., 1871. and ever since, under the Ter Obiopia have arrived at New York. The theatre or which wm. Mtuart ritorial Jury law, which Chief has been lessee and Charles Fech-te- r McKean's Court Justice Chase said manager, has passed Into "wholly and purposely disregard the stage , bands sheriff's and the per National which the law a ed," for been stopped have; Supreme Uourt ueciareq, in uec, formances ., 1871. was "obligatory upon the the presentThe government sold a million district courts of the Territory. "to and a half of gold at 12 .24-1r the bids asrirreerated near Bon. Thos. Fi teh, in his address 12 to the House Judiclarv Committee.' ly five millions. , 7. A planter irom Feb. 10, 1873, said Of this law Memphis, r1 f Chicot Arkansas, arrived "The mode off obtaining grand here county, brings distressing ac and petit jurors fin Utah is the counts of sufferlne amone the la same as that pursued in many parts borers and families of that section; of the country. jThe county court many of them were living on car or each county, at Its nrst session cases of animals that died of starv in each year, selects (at least) fifty ation of were drowned by the over- names from the assessment rou or now. persons eligible as jurors, unese ' Senateinance Bill. names are written on sups ot paper The Senate fin and deposited in; a box. the box Is Wasiuxqton. shaken up, and; the Jury panel ance committee bin, reported yes drawn therefrom promiscuously. terday, places ; no limit upon the or issue of national bank circulation, inasmuch as nine-tentthe persons eligible to jury duty are instead of fixing the amount at 161 Mormons, It is dimcuit to compre millions, as first proposed and as hend how this can be remedied stated yesterday. The other pro without either converting or dis visions set the maximum ereen- franchising the Mormons. It is back circulation at S82 millions, scarcely within the scope of con- preVides fOTfor retirins $500,000 in each million addi the greenbacks gressional power to accomplishseem tional national bank notes, repeals first, and It certainly does not the present law requiring banks to to perpetrate the second. right 1 venture thes assertion tnat no keet a reserve against their circulation, compels banks to keep their jury list has ever been made out in reserves in their own vaults.reoeals Utah in which the element has not? been accorded a the $25,000,000 redistribution act. the deposit of lawful monlarger representation than its num requires bers entitled It to expect, it has ey to the amount of five per cent not been asserted except by inuen-d- of the circulation in the national as a p-1 that this 'Mdrmon control' has treasury sale of bonds,fund, rides ror the redemption the proAmbMn improperly exercised." ceeds to be used for the redemption The Jury law was made In Jan v. ot jegai tenuers to oe retired and 1S59. At that time the counties con celled, provides after 1, Jany. a had comparatively sparse popula 1877, for the issue of ten years five tion, some or mem could naraiy per cent, gold bonds, interest nav- furnish fifty eligible jurors, hence able quarterly, to be exchanged for the limited number; in larger coun u. t notes presented ror payment, ties the practice has been to increase or the Secretary of the Treasury the list in proportion to the popu may redeem such notes in gold lation, and as there are nine coun- coin, provided that the Secretary ties in Judge McKean's district: or . the Treasury mar notes the least number must be 450, while so received either to purchase bonds it may be,- and i in practice, much or '.to redeem the public debt at greater. Last;February, the Utah par in coin, or to meet current pay-Legislature sought to amend the menta lor.puuiic service. each County jury law by requiring Confession of Murder.. Court, each yean to "taae from the assessment roll jthe names of all Chicago. The Mason Countv. persons known ir believed to be Ills., Herald publishes a letter re eligible to serve as jurors, write ceived in that, county from San each name in full on a separate Francisco, addressed to Robert and Covington, Dr. AlcCowen and John slip of paper,; or ticket,'name Walker, all old citizens, in which fold the same so that the to having murthereeu caunot be seen, and place the a man near the farms ef. these all of said papers, or tickets, in a dered years age, box prepared for that purpose, gentlemen twenty-nin- e and robbing him of over two thousand thoroughly mix; said ' tickets, he was tak not select, but draw from said box, dollars in cash,-whicing to .Springfield, to enter land. at least one hundred names, to and his horse. The murderer serve as jurors, ' and make a list of represents himself as now. old, sick, the names so drawn, which list and near his death, and makes conshall be filed with the elerk ef the rnuntv court, who shall keep Irt his fession tq ease his conscience,he havoffice a box. in which t he shall de-- ing beep recently converted and to nosit the names: on the list, having secure, 4 if possible, recovery and name on a Christian burlaVfor his victinW repreviously written each said mains. He gives the exact locality separate tieket, and so folded aoes where the body-waname tnereon hastily buried ticket that the nnfe .nrwir ' Provided, if in ftnv by him and: partner in guilt, but search by the entire neighborhoodlong county there are less than . one nun -Jailed to find any. trace of the dred persons eligible to eerve as remains-,. The letter is dated April ellnames of a'l persons the jurors, 18, is signed with the . initials,, D. glble to jury service snail oe arawn E. H. Ai., and says the writer came court." ., the j county by to SanFranoisco for medicaL treat: .'. ...... t .. h The amendments passed both ment. f .X3ovr were vetoed but houses, by ernor Woods. If fair play were -wanted What cTSuldbo falrefr APYERTjSEMQITS. nonv lv . ! - We desire to Inform NOR HE Cases t jst u : SAWDUST ORNAMENTS - Used la their construction. We have just received anotlicr sbipmcntef our Mmrfmm. Vteai Jury John W. Younsr, Georce B. Wal Jadtetarr nad Law. ! 02Bitt T. Caine. John and lace, tana, favored; bill pissed the SenORG-A.W-S Lake ate. Salt City,1874. Of the Presidency of the Itithopric Hay 5th, W. Editor Deseret Netes: Litest particulars about the new Edward Hunter, Leonard Which we will sell for Monthly Payments. Senate finance hill in our dis- - lardy and Je&ie C. Little. Well did Senator Thurmarr re- running through .There were aLo numbers of lead mark patched. ing Elders from various parts of "We cannot conceal it from nui. this Territory, and from Idaho. Tha Arkansas' judges, Bennett Conference was called to order by selves, we know it to be so, that in Xji a. Is. o Utah Territory there have And at prices THIRTY PER CENT. LESS than are asked for and Searle, have escaped. Measles Pkesident Bkiuiiam Yottno. Call and compare prices and quality inferior Organs. who have x K been small-pore judges rather in Brooks' camp. and The choir sang: . before purchasing elsewhere, and thereby markable for a spirit of persecution DKSIQSATED DEPOSITOTIY AJSD save from S30 to aJ. than for a spirit of enlirhtened and US. My God, tho spring-o-t alt ray Jojn, Considerable excitement among impa-ti- al administration of the AOEXT OF THE The life of my Ie'.ignts. law." Vong. Globe, 3rd sess.. 42nd lawyers and politicians over the ' ' UXTTED STATES. ' C ALDER & CARELESS, j Opening prayer by Kidf.h Jons Cong., p. 1802. New York consolidation act. Taylor. GEJTEBAL AOBfTS George Alfred Townsend. an eve Praise ye the Lord, 'tis good to rois and ear witness of the Hawkins' The steamer Obijx, from GlasFoe Ulason A Hamlin Organs, d88tf . PrttidenU Wabrew Hrsssr, Your hearts and voices in his praise; tiial for to the for adultery, overdue New .Cashier. $odbb.. writing AjRIOKT York,is many gow Cincinnati Commercial, Oct., 1871, was sung by the choir. days. tli us summarises the anrument of CINCINNATI TRADE. Authorized $500,000 Capital,-PBE31DENT TJ RIG II AM VOUXO defendant's counsel in that case tTp Paid $150,000 Capital, StewartV'Fechter" Theatre,New - - $175,000 requested that the brethren who York is in the sheriff's hand. Earning, would speak during Conference commit adultery, was delivered to should express their views regard a polygamous and engraved ! Diridend lor 1871, 0 Per Out. A curious confession of murder ing tne system or call upon fctone by people, of threw husband the a short Order. ed United In the to wives. The same public opinion and rebbery" gtea from California discourse he described the benefits and religious inculcation which enIllinois Dlridend for 1872, 50 Per Cent. that would accrue te a community acted ,'ttte statute against adultery. VIENNA WORLD'S FAIR, 1873 combine interests. would their that married to the his wives. OUUol Banking frwtitutkoi in Utah. prisoner There aie some pitiful statements He The ' spoke of obections that were and honored the children of them AWARDED TO THE j Saints equally. The rulings of the courts ofprivation and suffering through raised against the Latter-da-y in Arkansas. m joining together, but said notwith both probate and district, flojpds '.KITSFAf. BAfTKI nCS BTT3I!Cra TKA!t8ACTW some for Utah, standing tne obstacles tnat years, had been in ac twenty to their in way prevent this with place of cordance marri might theory CREMATION AND AQUATION. the establishment and progress of a age, and now, seven years after United Order of Brotherhoodf the the act charged with Agendo iHColorcitlo and Montana. ' on Saints intended to go to work and commuting, bis second wife, a rusty law is a fertile have topic Tjib papers . increase foster and if peace, drawn from its antique sheath, spread, HPiuimptxy Attnpm To. nana in tne subject 01 cremation, and prosperity among and made retroactive this upon or burning, Instead of burying, the happiness Interest AHotced on Tiint DtvotUs. themselves, and extend those ele- man. The polygamists on trial in elOt-l- y dead. Sir Henry Thompson called ments as far a their iritluem-- the "person of the prisoner had left be felt, until the whole earth civilized places and entered the up the question by his article in an could was subdued, and harmony, peace desert, followed I t by the women, to the then Since review. English and plenty prevailed everywhere. attest their belief in this dispensaidea has received more attention .President x oung then gave some and obey it out of the way of Reliable Testimony I and' been enlarged upon in both valuable instructions on the princi tion, the people. Judge Mckean deliver true of domestic and different answerAmerica. a to ed ples political the and In harangue Europe and he concluded by ex- ing every point madejury, the deplaces some practical steps have economy, a desire for the Elders who fense. ,It was a- ppeeciibyof three- pressing been taken in acceptance of the should speak to give their views on quarters of an hour, and amounted both sides of' the question of idea. te an exhortation to convict. As to the intent of the Territorial LegCremation is said to have been out of thirty-nin- e islature (thirty-fiv- e A. SMITH GEO. PRESIDENT advocated and first proposed The XSesc Bltamlnonv Coal Cooking Stove In the World. by oi members the plupractised Mrs. Rose in Prefaced an address to the congre- ral pamphlet, England by MONITOR has kalued a who enacted the staNo higher rpHK encomium can be CARL A. stowed upon a Pool e Stove than .Iwm. everv bouse-wifto reputation. M. Crawshay, who comes of an old gation by reading that portion of tutemarriage, who uses it savthat mid. that against adulterv). It. in its tn r.1 and' miirhhnH HWfunmMll fpUndfl. fn. a. ur..r. praise in which th Xrrl oya was no more to be conjectured than Verr desirous to dispose of all his llness and Oxfordshire family, and is the wife Alalachi Its in all BKINO reliability operations., Jewelry, Watcbes, Clocks, Field that, in the latter days, hetowould that Magna Charta could be interand Opera Q lasso. Spectacles, etc, etc, ofof Robert Crawshay, Esq., the great send turn preted away because King John, its the prophet, Elijah invest-ment. a fers rare to cbauce tbe public for XN f. iron king of Wales, who recently the "hearts of the children to the grantor, was a tyrant; a statute Tbe II selected of Mer-tbfathers with the JEWELRY hearts and the ALSO the simibe TBCELFBIIATKD sold his iron establishment at fathers, against gambling might utmost care, both for beauty ai d excel to tho children." He then related disproved because the enactors lence. The WATCHES are unsurpasea-bl- o Tydfil for 1,230,000, and is some circumstances connected with larly to were at chance!" both for strength and Koiog". , proven play COOKING to worth be .3,000,000. the early history. of the Church. fcY" A roods are warranted. supposed is to provide this man with It Appended are testimonials frem most reMrs. Crawshay met Sir Henry The Lord endeavored to establish such power as shall insure convicVwlI Md Wol, WHH HAS SUCH A DEMAND ALL THROUGH THB liable gentlemen. well known in tbe Terri- TtaaHITOKT, YOR BEAUTY iAND KXCELLKNCE, CANNOT BB SURPASSED. the order of Zion then, but while tion, and hide the infamy under tory: Thompson at dinner in London, some to the name of trial by. jury, that the "Tbe Watch I bouRbt of you in 1872 a considered it privilege most excellently, never varies a minute; if and interested him In faor of her consecrate their property to the Government of this mighty Rehas never had any repairs to it since I sot o celebrated his and new topic, All our STOyiSS are kept For Sale by Z. C. M. it, although it has been exposed to very Lord, others were covetous, and public asked so to debase itself. hard usage. C.their and '' all its Branch Stores; also by all the extensively copied and trans- -' thought about looking after A. BROWir, Blackstone says of trial by Jury interests in preference to those TJ. 8. R. R." i Brakesman In the Territory. Stores lated, in the Contemporary Review, own the work of Uod. Because of The Watch I bourbt of you last year bas was the result. A society to pro of is the glory of the English law. the prevalence of the latter feel It 'It tbtDravod to b bast, artiolo I ever had. is the most transcendent privilege mote cremation has been formed ing, it was probable that the Lord having- - lost it twice in tbe water, once at f or can or toe which' Besides a six many : enjoy subject any ieet, oeptn MARnriOIVBID It.1 in London, of which Sir Henry permitted the enemies of the wish for, that he cannot be attecied, with perfect other hardships, and stands all great had them. drive' to Saints W time. to beingMany esse, nj- RESOR & Co.. always right O. either in his property, his liserty or Thompson and Mrs. Crawshay are looked "forward John Sands, Camp Douglas." with grateful "Tbe WatcK I boea-b- t from you ia all that the leading officers. The Bishop of anticipations to the time when his parson, but by the unanimous can be desired. As a timekeeper it bf ate of his neighbors Manchester preaches In favor or they would go back to Jackson Co., consent of twelve anything- r ever had, and stands the Jilting a which and equals; provision has, and rough nsaare wftbout tbe. least variadesire to live to the new mode, the Catholics do Missouri, and abeen DANtEC Q. Bkian. Li tion. under providence, secured the just had time that general. Forty London not oppose it, and the Paper Mill, Salt lake Co." liberties of this nation for a long had passed since then, and succession years And th like h!Rh Tecemraends from of ages." Standard intimates that permis several times since attempts .had Messrs. H. II. W. Cheales, Salt Lake City; CJ.Lainb.-rt- . sion may soon be given for the con been 'toade to establish a United I llori. V. H. Hooper, addressing Paper MU1, Salt Lake Co.; G. C. Lambert. Jntznili Irxtrwtirr CKBce; Order, but the Saints had not, it the House Of Representative, struction of cremation furnaces.' h Architecr, Salt Lake Chun Angel, been prepared for the March 23, 1870, against the passage "Ity; Cyrus Bates, Tooele CKrrHtehnp E. y. In Vienna a committee is investi appeared, :ul. Sheets. Vxtr. KisbOo P. AWooiin-inauguration of its laws. Since the of Cullom bill, a similar measArchibald Gardner, B'c t Jordan; I. gating the feasibility of this newly earliest settlement of this Territory ure,the said r "l- .; nu:w rouin aui many aiewan, men of the church had hundred ethers. i ineic, agitated mode of disposing of mor the leading to $ of minds the endeavored b bill "The trial Impress by this jury tal remains. Dresden and Lelpslc, ondkaU th Mi Mark address 43 i: tarty. people witn tne necessity of is, worse than j abolished, for its the two principal towns of Saxony, the helntr. as much as possible, self-- fOTm a sickening farce remains have offered to legalize cremation. supporting, and although there had while its spirit is utterly gone. A than no Jury, In Germany .Frederic Siemens, a been some progress in mat direc- packed jury is worse; da iy 'salt la cirr. tion, it had been far from what it at all. The essence of a trial by civil engineer 1 constructing y we and to oucrht have fact consists been, the in yet the that jury furnace for cremation' at a cast of that Babylon would accused is tried by a jury drawn by anticipated ' 5000 marks. fall, and our outside sources of sup lot frem among his neighbors. A The New York cremation society ply be tnererore unumateiy cut on. jury which will be a fair epitome has applied to the Legislature for a When we, as a community, were of the district where thea offence is and thus such tribunal, sustained re case of cremation charter. The by home productions, we charged, as will agree to no verdict, except to inconvenwere not the subject to is be said ported at Philadelphia 500 Pieces NeagSpring Shades Oros iences produced by the financial such as, substantially, the whole V a hoax. to. If would conQrai0;d IHbhoh. - presfluctuations agree and trade community panics ent and taking part in the trial. 'A correspondent writes to Sir tinually occurring in the world. no person shall be punished ' V: ,'.'.1 The. design of, the United. Order That Henry Thompson, suggestingc: when who, brought to the bar of was to use and direct air tne srui, i'S Jb novel mingling of utility with Tf ji I t'- - j:-. i t community WASHINGTON NOTFS. . llivn nMh.uTnM that. a f mhl ingennlty and energy Inlhe com- public opinion: in the RECEIVING DAILY: where the alleged offence is combenefit whole. of the for the munity to not have is works retorts be made; large, enough Latter-da-y adjudged Saints surely could not mitted, Congress proposes to etectaieotge ma ' mil If v r r a Spring Drtm Goods, to hold a coffin, and the gaseous enjoy so much of the favor of the Q, Cannon, the Utah Delegate, poiy-rami. a and he is when scheming because s&itiLate Theatre Corportilon, PrbprUlon. What Judge McKean, Governor from his seat vapor thus arising be maae to ngnt Almiehtyeach Scale Ginghams. to take advantage of Woods, If Coberess shbuld eject pixmtoKt CAurs 4c Wnw km, . -- jtamytrr. & Co., ask for Baskin planning and the street lamps.' A New York his who of Spring Shawl. eacn as members prac could did all that body of all this. neighbor; they the reverse ' as himself or her isi preoisely, paper says of this suggestion 'Re- esteem tice somethlni even wots,, than AjtBSlI. VjSSOH, ... other the 4 - " ' - n ; . garding it simply- - from its econo- self. - Again, the Saints could notor ' Senator Trumbull says polygamy, unless comRion-,tepor- t Is a common , slanderer, it ..would ;; mical aspects.it has much to recom- prepare ror tne coming or tne "The object of a Jury is entirely present whole? rows of empty but by becoming one. mend it. ItUbbrlously theehiap defeated and a jury trial goes for benches. Omtma JferafeU,,, v to seek exhorted all speaker est method yet 'suggested, and it rorThe tho judge selects the if. In the history yottons, nothing same first lime For the tne oi tne .!L5l,OTeJ.Med1'i rre entanarrav npinc testimony has other advantages which seem that communicated to their minds jury. And the clerk and marshal of Congress, a colored man yesterA ?J . a , Collarette, con.kIMiatioii rtt all vhn worthy or ti i. ta'.'m1 ri9'decision me omcers are oi of a separate Boarl ot Pcientifle at-reaiiy suborainate to bo influ- day presided in the House of Rep- Mi to have been overlooked. . There is that God had spoken from the ' N 1 Theater evidene . lI?trf.'f!,?ti, show them cpurt. and are Very apt f W hen the .House Ceaiaieot. ot the MariutoriuTadd resentatives. no estimating the brilliancy with heavens, which would jvePaper, Wall movement was enced by the Judge tehimself, cheek Ckxne- -, whole of the' committee a the went lbs into Supjpoited'by that present t,o)lar which the public thoroughfares but another progressive step of the The object of a jury to be a the .Indianl appropriation bill, ..i.rK HrrV.w1 It mrt&in' Con. stand work that the Lord purposed Upon the judge. I thlak it is objec- on DURYEAS ,. appointed, Mr. SATIH GLOSS Speaker of officers the Ralneyt"ofBlalrie tionable to have the iii, South the Carolina, pressmen and ether gassy orators to aecompnshvHeconciuded'a court etc, JIati, ; 1783. IX epLTOCifD select the Jury." P. AND OXBroUXD PAPERS. most interesting discourse by bearchair. Washington Star April 30. were tnus enaoiea w emuo the to the of? Jxuth testimony : 7 Senator Shetmatt says ? The Utah- Contested Election Thorsdar Try te. u CHARTER OAK STOVES. death, and illuminate the world, ing ffi& Finish, besides render wort or tue Lora. . the of The Case. Durab'e. No for very but oilier this labricf Starch a easily life, not only while in Will not to have be to on "The Committee tbr1Oraw;MlIlUry prewnted, House Judge 'ought Election; IXDEM JOHN TAYLOR to do with the selection which was referred the contested a brief period after their entrance anything Agents for theaddressed the. Conference on the of a Jury. It seems to me some election case of Maxwell against into the next. ' , 4fKM3f IT: OXCK, TOO- VT2Z.L USE SO OTHER. ,jfft Presi- local ' ematreated x.av upon same by es whose from power subject the authority Delegate Cannon, sitting Cremation .has a rival ideav and does not UUh, this morning made a report, plea em nates from the dent Smith.' The now being ad- emanate, from; people the old one of "earth to bodied in the IJeas priuti u. S. govern which was unanimously adopted IMPROVED CORN . STARCH. YICTORiOTfi the Saints, ment ought to Deselected to Join by tho general earth. A writer in a Manchester vanced to the Latter-da- y , the to committee . .;' WVi :!'.'.Manufactured by a rreatly improved process, from if . Bucnreats 'acauation.M in pre-- were not particularly new, tet that these commissioners. There is the effect that under the .order of the ntala Fraiuvtla da BinnM I NIBS ar xn.nr f ll noMJ and examine. af ". nerfeetiv those to be re- - J Abdaiia should '. of all AMY and trials of was by all matter .'... objected hv ibe whkh foundation ' - Uorn, and warranted...... ...... i, they . thinks He Kijim S&tU f; : . ference to cremation. r ?.,,:' God JusUce,w P. ITSo. of . to work the are who . ri opposed . ; .. i y . the best way to dispose of the bod- was not to be wondered at. The U.u7. s. tha latter are without sufflcfc&t KhaUfaDderlmwMa. H.V. STOsni i ar able an would con in to coo Senator y Id be not. Latter-daThurman, dead Saints ies of the Goods' carry 'rVL&ffe to 37eti4erd the Jurisdiction follr inTwtlgat Etieif on erenr packawe. eauiiw witteut TjrT. , " ' 1,. the1 city or to the Depot. and simp) drep form, however, to the ideas of other gument, says- - .: y;- :.; themrout"to case, and tnat under tnis ortwr tney 4'in . ' i a u Lilt I ' l ana oDinioSf. tneir to can an as np ;"! He people exnrcM reiigiou. give only the of them Into the might 'deep MO- Orders front "To perversion prevent In do asked eountrysterekeevers to this been had constitutiebal of the They v. qiialiflctkris SOUolted. ..( the safeJudgment, says, "The cost Would belittle." the Missouri, but they did not comply, law, Inaremy the situng memrjer lorra seat 'in sufficient. not I ' thought ... . ii guards I the m from were tneir effect and S driven mode reverent, rr.y sanitary, and they ha so in committee; I think so still. the House They sstttthatjn united The Saints Mr. homes. Cannon was course tageiner I Of : normal. their condition opinion !! iArbui( the !$.? IJv, .t 'iJii ; I have given to elected, and that kje poseeaeedduly then and helped each other te leave The more reflection the ,rr. iti 419 tM the more I am satisfied say not a word about the fishmon- that part of the country.': The same the subject, ' v AI.I KIIfDS, OP usual constitutional quallflcaao&a 4: I ot t it- .- - I will not say -- what so - u DAUER & CO.. gers and their customers, although bad been done in other places, un of far as mgnl?aidmxmmjmoti TBOii 'THe.Tisar' tSCAPTO for have ofcourtwe kind r injutah, Aag-ePi tnrt.l Prison, some might gro noble kboif eatjng til the people came here, tnat iney eerned. Mr. JpCazletonJ chairman r. w aasu little chary about making of con- I am of bora Id Da: HVwWhtabOaSl T freedom that which This made enjoy the than might usual shellfish submlttee men for which 8 I, ate. is years,.. . l less, 'T.an itaL. hoirbt against which was denied them by accusations H-- t itt - i, FAVCHITEiDACHt,PIJU:3S; pmahftaa iisrht. hair urhs awl eat and obvions found- this report asa ,mher,o would be no loss, except to the science Christians who had I have no plain the xAHae. aptne tau e uous4 will i that t say, ' ation; butWhich they head byjSMBS TaaaTUaa Artists smA medioal profession.'' short, faos driven and persecuted them. to inyes-tlate- ie ;rey. have no confi- point cfeciateocamittee a' in I itAisirs, generally ready courts Cannon ,1a that ... The greatest' objection urged to The Salotetowere a aaea JttU&?? 1782. charge saaaoaaera, The PS haed or very Best and Most 'Reliable piano ueta' dence, to art, calls advancethe to to i . i decide f desi ind s.i FIGS, respond to be that it polrgamtst, an amend- pracfical cremation seems i urt3 were sy m rH therefore moved mere ana this lssustalned. or ehanre cause KthM. if uoa, ETC: a . is' . three muis that Afterwards uOBdee nrovidiiig Jury r. fit a!t?fhlA a scat in the House. frwhtsx escaped, arrey : i In their hearts troys all possibility of i a or siarked No. 1 en existing stock drawers sod shirt be chosen. .k Gttbiet v commissioners dlsco-er- in tho mean; of death, as ach other.:: Prayers had TwitAriai Legislature, to'bjthe front part. Ho. Stora shoa, black i adopt a act in The House will doubtless Everything of the Best Qualib) Md Tun offered V tne tlmeniKBt been or bat, salt sad pepper ooat, atrloeaf,. that real suspectPric to this resolution fool of cases play, snaay the in with, Judge, SO. AUoJtvtmtsrr.tist Cdcbretal that the order of Zion anight conjunction n'l iast thretw ion. Star. April ed. The same objection appliea come Km Mts.hllshed.that Jackaon County Shal t and elerlr; th , aaaaed-tii;trw-rot TTtttiTUttininnlnii tba deUrery . ft. nss.nnui nation." np tne to A. W. uaeawoea er aa WSnnH V with equal force) to . i .. . . . i be nunc up,"yer wnen men makeshall House of ts the head in IMUA might Rep. meet. tr't tare thlns came alonw toe isainw ap i it moment Tester- e .. - Mi i tg rMBBstatlVea feire or Corvfix Stats aad Monroe Sts., r3enatorFUBghuTned 11. with IV struck to Ibe p. BOCHWosn. surprise. ALLACEV 4. peared uieuonunutee on advertise Plmt repjprt f'three" v Uje 125. South ; See day mm Street. 439 If CHICAGO. wajcts TTardw. There was nothing new in a peo substttute twp,w jMKd l ment of Warden of Penitentiary. - An us-a- y office at Helena, Mon- - : ' , - hn v- 1 . SUPERB First Nanonal Bank ! ! Slt i City, " ' . , - ! ' 00 83-10- 0: Grand Medal of Merit i to-da- y, ' I 7 O- . ' m . hs e . Oou-acnos- o . - nou-Aiorm- on For Coal o. yr OASMUSSEK Lllixl far-fam- ed be-iki- NOW 3-0,08- 7 SANTA CLAUS STOVE! rr re-iss-ue artl-cle.s- - ; - 0 - - . I. - . writer-confesse- Co-operat- ive ' I Cincinnati. - s - . h -- . - T-- . ;" " s a . . .'. S . Just Repyved WH y : st. ; : i : o-vi- . 9 . . ! T MT STONE L . v T rmt. , d nbK lo. "B - STARClil sub-eornmltt- Gty w mi s - j GIGAEETTE he-sid- i MIPS f ... O-Ca- , . I : - ; r- .. 'Atrial - Frii nT' i- i ; TuT&iiritw : 1 ! I . j . ? cutler; ' -- J. Ftr . . m 9SSSSJ?T2? 3j Park riace, w . s-- ao-call- ed - -- . ! T ittfhQ-Xewkettp- i- ruti iCti, ! effect.--ITasaini- '. 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