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Show 1 - ; aa J bl appealballis notthe O'OLOCKa T SOUS ' ,if'j;lf &JrT PU8LI1HE0 BYITH 'PRINTED denying ' DESERET N E WS COM P AN Y.V W. PESBijSE, EDITOK. CHARLES February 10, ISM ANOTHER TWIST OF THE IAW. The trial of Samuel H. B. Smith for innlawf ifl cohabitation gave occasion tot another change- of base la tbacrui Isade itfainst the "Mormons." ITne third jsection of the Edmunds law see ma capable of endless Combina tions and Illimitable fnterpretations. Rf'tfilif ease thf defendant, whose two wives dwelt under the same roof, "f asisoon as the news bl the passagM df the la W..TVM, received here., toblc jstep to ooserve us, provisions as iar as ne understood them.. He pat hi houae at! wife,;. 'In another 'distance and Jlye4 only tilth. ls legal wife. The evidence, howffvrj; shows that the plural wile nas a y baby presumed to be his. It was fully established that he has not lived" with her since the separation of the faml lies, but he has provided for hex a home and support and has a few tithes Visited jher.? The pros.ecutinjr.attoniey, nevertheless, claimed 'bis eonvlciton and oi course. ;ihe Jury empaneled for ; the purpose did as they were directed. Now compare the rulings on: the meaning of unlawful' cohabitation" In different cases that have come before the courts. , It was at first deMeffby Judge Zane as unlawful sesual Inter course. .Next he ruled that that jele ment need not be a part of the offense,1 bnt It meant the holding out and living with more than one woman, as wives I the case of a 'Gentile" who haii a wife and seduced her sister by wpbm a child was born to the defendant, Zane ruled that as the man did Judge -not live with, the wonunr dn hold, her Intercourse H outaa hi wife, not times and J as, bnlyi paati;nn-- T fw heWas 6f offense; the' pus, notguflry In the present cas thwre Cle of evidence of either holding out or living with as a wife since the Ed founds law was In force, and yet the defendant is held to be gnilty. .'! The grounds on which the prosecu tlon relied for his verdict were1, t&at the defendant "belonged to a class of people banded together to defeafc ., the laws" and J.Bat the jury "ought to le zealous In their enforcement,' also that to acquit the ?lafeudant rwoiald - .' , , . but-Hh- e tattOi-aparU- nnlUfy thelaw, L. c' . .,-;',- Oar readers are familiar with the oat and living with" deffnl- "holding ' tlon of Dickson and Zane, These were "held oat" as essential 'elements to unlawful cohabitation ud-eoaaprise f the offense. A, "Gentlle'icould not be convicted, because the ingredients to the offense were lacking, although the intercourse and the offspring were both established. But a "Mormon 3a convicted,, the' Jury being urged to convict on the ground ' of the defendants religion, ,; although of these elements ' j to neither the offense exist and he-- has done nothing more than Judge Zane has stated in several Instances was allowable. !'; Henceforth it seems that no "Mor-niowho has married a plural wife---. no .matter how strictly he may , have carried oat the letter of the Edmunds s. law, is to be allowed to escape its No man can tell how It will ike construed to his disfavor. When a , j . . ' J. ! 1 n" " pen-altie- jinJsOldtbat arierdict ctnjljtjtf the law, particularly a Jury chosen'for Its fsynipathy wlti the ' prosecution," It is not to be expected that any pther word than 'gullty, will be heard from the. Jury box. n bow utterly the evidence against . ... . . U v njavJaU. SNo "Mormon" during the present onslaught may expect a fair, trial by a Jury of his peers. "He belongs to :a determined tbhar-.as- s, class" which. perplex, assail and oppress , until they deny their religion and promise to fear men rather than Godr. If they are 'prepared to do this, they for j a peace may purchase season, bat at what a price! If not, they must make up their minds to endure what shall follow, until God shall come forth lo Ilia mlghtfcnd-whethey have manifested their integrity to Hm and the endurance of, their faith, sweep away the ref age of lies and the; weapons of Iniquity, ad appoint the" hypocrites and the tyrants, st the traitors and.the betrayers, the Judges and the wicked stewards to their; portion," "where the wofnl diets not and the fire is not quenched;'? .! Will nullify ' J U theUw ekecatton, lof delayed bu defeated. Its intended benefit are en the tirely destroyed la mancasesand ' . )aw Itself ia nuUliled. I Governor Murray nsea o ca ap peals tftihlghej, courts, from tlje decision of the lower, "noUlOcattdii.This ignorant use of .the word appears In several of his omciai aocnmenis. Bp what Is refusal io grani baU lot cases of appeal but virtual nullification of the laws of appeal? A is aeotenced. tolxjnonthsMm-pttsonmeand takes an appeal. BaU is! refused. He goes to the penitentiary, and while his appeal la petKflsg be serves out bus term. Of what force is the law-o- f appeal? ,4-The' Governor says, finder the bill proposed Jthe rlch aaa, wiU go at large and the poor mao will go to Jatf. How doer be? know? nave'poo men ima frlehds wfio wfll answer1 Idf Hhejlr Sp pearance? But what difference will there? be If barf bf not a matter of inatfer of eft;'" right, bnt. Is If the with courts? the. 5 dlscretlqn oor ?nan tdi ball, Jodge admls will he not be la jast the, fame.condt- ion as If he had been able to demand f 'nch admission? ' Can fie get sureties ' any easier because the ', Judge allows him to be bailed than if the law gave blmtbe right to1e balled? tVTould not the rtyW o bail be'of mure t.ad vantage to the poor man 'than 'the uncertainty of a Judge's dictum? If poor man iew ae wnidMye the rjght to ball penafol an appeal, would he not have more Opportunities to seekfor' sureties than If, as now, he had to depend on the caprice of, a man on th'e bench who ooald grant pr withhold aUat bisoWn o&ly - na ,sea in m , I 1 COJ5K - - TO THE PEN. j.,, -u v V fUm : .in 1. , ! , - & ;u. ivi. ; r 11 . moad-metalllsi- n. f -- I IMiPORTTT. n-e- mono-metallls- ts. - .wm mmjmiL iikksii. ay rrlc t , 6ANRS. .1 Tnuk to. his religion. Brother W. W. WlBey, olcBountiful, ;bn " being conbf the lawful crime of victed eohabitlng with Jid. wivea and .being asked as to his fatare' Intentions, declined Ut make any promises and announced bis readiness to endure the penalty which the Cout-- might choose to indict for his fealty to his religion and the wives he had covenanted to love, hondr andj support. He Is to be honored for blsl firmness and consist- to-d- 'r - - XT. B. Silver tattoB tm Earpc. DEPOSITOR. M. Sonbeyran moved thai the gov- ernmeot resume negotiations miih the Powers to effect a bona jlae, practical DESERET SATIOSAL BAM. and reasonable monetary system. M4 l Sonbeyran ofdwelt ? upon the Incon-Tbei SALT LAKE CITY. veniencel V he said.were partisans of increasing. The fall in the value In-of PAID CP CAPITA! aoe.ooo silver had aggravated the existing . 200.C00 dustrial and commercial crisis. The URP1.CS, :. .... . production of gold was . . Air. west moved that When the while the consumption wasdiminishing, H. S. Eldrf.doe, President. House adjourn it be till 10 a. m. on The sold supply would failIncreasing. . if an at- -i Seramokx l.iTTLK.Vice 1.tempt bQ made to demonetize 'seven. John Sharp, Monday: carried. J Wm. W. Biter, y 1IUE TOKK swnd to makej room tor 8 prims PurThe hill! for restraining halls from muiuru ui sitver. xae mercntnu Previous to Stoek-talcla- g, A. (iKOKHBKCK. while only a few J. running at large was thpn read the were Misses' and Children's Wraps, aU . S. we I. our will close Caebier, Ladles, chases, Silsecond time, after whlch.it was read by theorists wee ver had depreciated because several JAS. T. Littlk, Asst. Cashier. sections and filed for third readior.O New, Stylish and Fashionable Goods, at a i The cierk then read a communica- countries had excluded it from their tion from the Governor In relation to monetary systems. Gold would suffer ! REDDCTM OF TIVESTY-HV-E FER CEST. the new ball bilt which "tre rletoedt The equally utideTthe same conditions.' tarter was spread upon the minutes Berlin, 9. The proposed motion to Slaura ana Sells Ewbunse .Not and sent to: the Council. the Reichstag, requesting Prince BisWB ALSO OFFER Man FravLw-n-, Mr. Stratford, from the contereace marck to negotiate: st. with the Powers Chto;.. committee, reported in favor or cer- concerned for the establishment of a fmnim. OiMlMi I.onlu, ami prlnci tain amendment made by tbo Council double monetary standard has; been aJ CntiBenla.l Cities. GOODS, i COMPLETE LINES OF HOSIERY AND to the House bUl in relatiotfto tho es- abandoned-owinto want of tates of decedents, and a (motion to The Center party lsi arrangingsnppott. a resocollection, remiUing pro eJi the report prevailed, lution asking the government to study frompUy. adopt ' ' Aa act making appropriations for the the currency question. ijadlcs incl Children's Under wcai--, support of the Insane asylum was then read a second-- time. It appropriates lied Quilts. Comforters and Blankets $20,000 for this purpose. Its passage seen As will be from the dispatches was recommended by the committee to IIOaiE 3ADE FIiAfNEIiS AND MNSEYS, whom it bad been referred.. It was in another Column, the many mil, ordered printed and to be Passed to Its lions of people In the city L third reading. p.. Flannel and Llnsey Sheeting, Jeans, CaBilmeres and Tweeds. Good, Clean oiton Itags, Substitute C. P. 15, the bonndary of Loudon are virtually at the mob of was of renegades and a lines bUl, called; pending further mercy ALL WOOL AND FLANNEL 8 GOODS, action of which the Housei Considerable more damage nt Deseret Paper Mill. roughs. adjourned 5 10 :15 till a.m. on yVedwesday at was done' a mob by , howling Ladies' Cloth, Eider Downs an Repeiiants ' . from ' Deptford. Efforts are being ! 10: ;; , made to a call meeting of the cabinet The House held a'- - tnorniig session QtttEmroT-r-r as tw metallic to'leylse measures o! relief for the sufJtanctuilly tougne of time sounded the hour, of fering. Meanwhile the police are ten tlie Speaker called order. The roll working valiantly in defense of law and was called, a quorum present, prayer ' 27 EAST THIRD STREET, offered, the records of th nrrvlnna order. HALT LAKE CITY. day were read and the House branch of the Legislature was once more ' set in in! Manufacturers of Teachjcrs' Association. The motion. school teachers will please take The Speiker was called awaf oh PLAIN AND FANCY" special business, and Hon. f A. Hatch notice that the Teachers' Association was appointed Speake prnteni. . The house bQ So eptaWLsh a Terrl meets next Saturday,' at 11 a.m.,'ln;the CRAGKERS.CIKES & JUMBLES, Supt- to rial Reform made Fourteenth Ward Assemtv Hoom. Guaranteed to e equal to any imjtorted. tne special order of tbe day, was called ; The programme will be aa follows : up for. second readfui?. It provides FOjt SAtE BY . First To what extent can the teacher that th probata Judge oftbe county to construct . C M 'I., 1NAI.T LAKE his own apparatus? Mr. II. ITY, which the reform hcHao! ahli i Bartoil. VttDKN AND LOU.4N. cated, and the superintendent of dls. B.Second What Is thie object of teachCo operative Stores and other dealers trict schools of each of the four mbst would do well to patronize these goods and Messrs. J. J. adjacent counties shall ctm- - ing geography? d introduce them tO: their customers. B. W. Ashton. stitnte a board- of directors ' for Third 'What are pupils expected to me uian t iteiorni tcuool, who shall know' when they leave the primary deoy bonds to the people qnaiuy ' 1 partment, or., when- they complete the of Utab id. giving the' penal sum ot One thous reader grade?. Miss Annie B, SOREHSOfi & CARLQUIST, and dollars, oondltloned upon ' the second! ii .. . iaiinrui penormance or? ttietr duties1. McGhle. rourth-Cd- tic, Miss Mabel Young, The board Of directors are required to An Invitation is extended to all who. appoint a president, superintendents to attend the meeting. secretary and treasurer- - The presi- - feel Inclined :' TAyio R, ALLEfi, Secretary us. me- Doara. b or ucui uieuioer iuui Air. ' Luad , li'tha- Jramof tst t) kiii which is a ponderous ifooumenti and J contains 21 long sections. After the Witnesses from Marriotts.-Deput- y reading of it through It was! made ' the MatShal Steele, of i Ogdcn, visited special oraenor Thursday at 2 p.m; a settlement west of that the substitutftfeur tho vCouncii bill Harriotts, ., - .aaMSMaasMsBuuuuBuuuuspssM the manner plac of. determining yesterday, and served: sub defining county- boundary lines was poenaes updn EmmaTraey.Wm. Ham- disputed roan tne second time. Among other Jonathan Qhtler and Annie M. .nuns it provides wnenever ' "; any Ilton, H . !i.Ma. w . mat a Butler. wuuv raurt as to tne uncertain aJLiliig; true uounaary ne bet weeit Its county nl aud that 01 tbe adjoining county, it snau notny such adjoining county fiparlc ! Hope. liuuitvi u iac, ami lequesitnata After you have suffered for years from meetingof tneeounty courts- Interested nffrvbu prostration, malarial fever, be held to agree upon and permanently deMlrtyV,4oSomnia, indigestion, and a establish the line in dispute, by erect- dozen other complaints, and have exing moaaments on the boundary lines hausted the patience of yonr physician when determined.' "The hin w nmitr otca awcussion one ftour" and 44 ralnntes; In 1nh belief that jou are m confirmed Oail the'attcntiou uC ibe public to tbir va Creer, Klnx, 8raOot, 8tratford,: Thur- - Beef and Iron : ' you will soon dtscorer riona assortinentxf manand west (wbo was in1 the chair renewed vigor- of life, the blood will part of the time partJcipatetl.' Tbe now ricb.'ttre- nerves 'strong and tbe Bedroom Sets, Unholsterv.bill contains but eight sections': but appetite will be regained'. For sale by To 8uct LOW there were mdre. than this number nf FOLDING' ' CII AIRg, 8, as, will amendments to it, offered nndaecept-- ' and SLKIOHS, , Toys eL The rules .were then Speedy Sale All f which are' sold at' and tbe bill was read the Suspended Couekl and HoarnMiKiui. Th Ir third time ar ROCK. writs BOTTOM PRICESIImritation which Induces cougtiinjr is bv nnanimnna At is, noon, a recess was taken until mraisMJiy relieved oy tne use 01 Call and see them and tnaka mfar "Brown?, Bronchial Troche" Sold PU8OUASE8. aud you will led sntis coxes. in only aca ever airerwaras. uooas guaranteed as I; ,m. . rrpresesteu. a T. C. Bailev: fstiiecessor to T. n. 4au w, riusi- Huu in.-liaiiey & Bro.) Land Aerent and Attor r ney, at tne ota stand, salt Lake City. FEB WESTERN USIOX TCUGllLrU LINE. Vfrite to him enclosing stamp and he OFFERED IN OUB will elve information free abont Land - nt for" . among sheep: It was read the third tiraei entire, and then by sections, discussed at some length, amended, passed! the House and was sent to tboTCoancll at 4.35 pm. bv a vote of ia to'L tt The Council notified the.Honfee that a me :o Din uu it iiutwu regulate and of inedicine.'wbich practice was read byselling Its title and referred to tne committee on public health. Sever' al messages were read and concurred Cooper authorises a denial of iU4 statements which scoundrels have sensational Worked 1ntd np and articles in the Tribune, we do so with confldenceikno wlAg that the slanderers who Oil up its columns delight in spitting their spleen against an accused "Mormon,!? and in villify-ln- g the the living! and scandalizing ' dead. , TBS feiiUsiUllte mini nr toosd,. kill Si. ttrgciLtUe return i Lynch, daitas to special order for Its third havf IS followers among the: Irish acter of the man whose" wife has fallen came tip onItv ' relates to preventing of members. ..f' " a Victim to that lnhamanity.' Mr. reading tne spread of malignant diseases I, nwm aweg?saiaassBgB - ' MNY"w,M,M,''',M'MM,,tl'af,W'y11 ""r" 'l tha olheri la UlnoUs Uiliruths tabkekca the cbsr' .. hit ana li a Urea without ITS I1 nT.T fc 49-Mak- OIT ca i .1 WaNTED! -- tub Legislature. tfEB.,0. COUKCIL, XItES p. m. Tuesday the Council was called to order, and after the usual ceremonies, the Journal of opening was read ami adopted. Monday A message from the House, asking for a committee on conference in relation tb U. F. Nd. 20, relating to the estates of decedents, wa(agreed to. Mr. Sharp and Mr. Francis were appointed on behalf ot the Council. Also a message from the House announcing; the passage by that body of a F. No. 20. a bill to substitute, for encourage the growth of timber, was Iread and referred to the committee on SWet:WUl? .J... agriculture. x 4. Are not .the advisers, of Governor iMri Grover, from the committee on back C. IV No. 30, Murrayno one imagines he has brains jadiciary, reportedSec. 817, chap. 7. title enough to invent .reasonsV himself oCtUtah,. with ameadmeBta; IX., laws ashamed to let him, stand committed placed on file for second reading-- ' to such transparent idiocy as that C. JF. No.i84, a bill amending Sec.-O- , Session laws of 183, was 4v fpioc nsaV: :drdaiiii,BjK njust chap. tUe.for second reading and on placed not be granted as matter pf jighfpr ordered printed!. . fear some poor man wonld aot ,be able C. JF. No.32. a substitute Ito r, bill of. waurfor to find sureties. Sono ball mast be to prevent thej.belouiing purposes-- ; ta prevent the alfowed to anyone "because some one domestic obstruction of highways with offensive - be rieb ftnoufth U gain its mtgtit-uo- t matter; to preven cruelty to animals, benefits. This wonjd dody.. bail eve n and to prevent- thet construction and inalntalning ol unlawful fences- Head as a mattejr otdienjlpriord-In- g and adopted, placed onittle for second to Murray logic, a man who can reading and ordered Drlntedj flatf aareties mnst'" not-The special order ol the day,C. F. 17. No. bili amending sec. 00, chap. 64 a because some other mn might r,not ,be of I1S84. in relation to proable to do soVerefors the Judic most session laws in lustices' couits. was taken ceedings deny bail to all t A Governor who--' aU tip and after being discussed aj short ters such staff aSThal In s: message to time,, was made; the special order for gWr to, look at his the JLeglslatursj C- - JT.No..29,ia, bill to provide revenue own folly and thear go,.and hide his ior the .territory or u tan ana toe sevheadMn a bag or, jperhSpa a bottle ' eral counties thereof, was taken, tip on . " -- Its second reauing. , f Wotrld be tnolret appropriate.. .J Mr. Francis moved to strike out the The ; pbple wt&nqw fny uhders,Und I3ib subdivision of sec, 2, which reads, the Governor's posltion iwltfaii"Tlie "Money loaned, where, the same is hv mortgage on. real estate. might as well havyennd atarst;; He Where the real estate is taxed,'! uch "Imto afmid, Jftat sotne 'Mrtion'l money 10 oe exempteu,;: iruui iaxavi jd, Mr. JTraaeis claimed this clause would properly cOhvlcted of unlawful cobab UUasticeto the poor men itation will escape punishment on ap- work wnonaa to oorrow money. ... wants to adhe? a 'court, Wgher peal Alt. 1'age to the The President called ii t r every convicted vMormod" to 'suffer cluiirw ..... rthef ! laWf the , extreme penalty Smith said the reason for this J sir. jtf was to protect , the; poor whejOjWas Jawf al'scoBylcted or 1 subdivision who were eompeijea to Dorro w, not. There is no getting from zander 4neo. ana nrere bow requirea 10 pay ino tax this position I Yiew of the Veto. If oil the borrowed tnonev as well as on bad is given as a, matter bf right on the estate which secured it. Outside were bringing large amounts appesXthq only, ultimate, benefit Jhat capitalists to, u tan ana tney invested uteir money can. come is Justice to an improperly only in real estate; they neither paid taxes here nor in the State wher: jthey cuavicted defendant. A. legally . . though bailed, mast ul rtiMddv. Mr. Tavlor was In favor of the Dro- timately suffer the punishment pro- vilon. He hadouecase iu his! mind nounced upon him. Therefore, baillaa mow; that of a. person who came to a right would not aud could not defeat this Territory with $3O,p03. , Jle loaned this sum on real estate and the; poor ; ? the law. men who had to borrow this large sum The veto means that an innocent Euli I the taxes. He considered this important one. and as he perapni JEhalt be Sabarf ftajl saln 1 hud anotvery bill bad 4ong enough to pumsumenB aa agauty person anu tne read it through,the move that it be would law of appeal shall be rendered void in made the special order for liiday ; effect or nunlQea. 'That la Murray Ism, next,..(-V Hammond was In favor of striknude as a: natsraj; v is ' anU"Mor- - . Mr. and stated that , If such er-moAisbii !Itufs,tilntosdedjftO)Jeave eingupout. tlon la made men would take their power;: in, tb,e,, hands ft, prejudiced mouev, irotn manuiacturing interests t become money lenders. Jfidges-'tfleyitwM6rmonscon: aiid Air. Barton would throw everv safe vlcted by packed Juries, the benefit of around men who were compelled the Jaws on appeal, while they may guard to borrow money. There are too many accord Its benefif to Gentiles." Inducements already for men entciged in money loaning. tlneTOdeS At 2 to-d- ay j - to-da- " ' iSchool.-WhlchWa- , is : f - . - : llnlslieda we have Our Stjjcli; . . DOWN . - , . .t all 1 1 . insure FIGURE w r and-Dasse- I'. : , . , W . t INDUCEMEIMTS - , - BY TELEGRAPH. " ; - - - . 1. " ,f i ! , 1" - ! i-- nd , se-ditr- .ttl . IM, F.lUElBACfl&BR0: . - - f ; Cum-mlngsa- d; Every ELDREDGE, s - - - . Staple GdMs Complete dis-tri- ct . h.u. - . '., - . 1 pmoEa :r,:ehdtxq:e:d i . : . at y. ' , ' - jt '. Br laqirrnka. jLAtest Bnnsato j DestSlcJ .' t ii (. k i- ; VELVET SILK and fL'm IV'" - j, i-'i-- V. -'- o past. TvaVuM farther particulars ennnireof rrnm Onlrp Wot til nA fl ESS! BflflBa-GLfl- A .15?,. i.-i!- DEPR W. Kayner at Jamestown. Mr. Kay- Iiorgan City, Jforgaa Covnty.Utah. ner and wire Were barned to deatlu aooux w years ox age. iMr. iiey were eacn MRS. J. A. TAYLOR, Kayner was a leweler and used the .1 bnUdas shpn,,: Dress and Mantle Maker. A Fatal SUotln tJeorn. 4 j. Inf'orms.her friends and cnstomei's that annoupqe, u m a.vaytnat mepuniicr Air. uover moved tnat tne iurtner oa.. 10. Kumoratof a riot I BIW nnB reinorea ner unsiness to larger and ATiJtsTA. be set lor of mlfhtiejrcelve 1: He is Inorddatd . AdoDted. -thfm 'hrnthpr will b pleased to asset her old custoners it. xurco iuvu. lwdoi 1 A messaKe from the House wasadr IUUICU JZ?ZrZwmrl iu-1 IU Mil UBC UilUiCCl IUU as. I OMUW, aa. and, rnaay favor may her as i anoouncios tne uuvernor's veto ot tne wtr.oiu j Brr With their or rters., dCSJ the j embodiment J jury "X?uiu..i OA .. Kill ' ' fit? amanlni it7cvv&i.. ".I'.sTfF iV.ni'Jij. of "nulllflcationj". s.Wl iw. v asaa saaaaavssaassi '. " i i Chap. J, title xi, of the ,code of; civil procedure waa read the second timet Is quiet both at Seattle ami Olvmnla" -- A CL0TM3! QlTANTITx OF CANADIAN POPLAB placed: on j file for third reading, and The mUItla are still, on duty pit Seattle and Ash treea JCaqaire at the Utah JDKATU OF jGENEBAIi . i ordered printed. va a ,!!! val am : of xr 3 . axiously, t I0USERROLLSREt.!LL . waltlnghe govi' ,f No. 2i, a bill Amending See. 6, JIANCOPU. s u 'i&iSA . wiympiat u .5. iwuu"r u f CUspm.48, session Jawa ol 188, in rela t. Y ' ' to ' ouenu Doase: aote j tue is '..K; ..if) ,&ep was companies .1 Thk telegraph, brines tldlmsAL the tion to tiretneinsurance . . Frecautlons a n are' ifli.l taken being j on i geace. state and .municirjalarithoriti time, piacea death of General tV. 8. Ilancock. Par- - auo.ireaa third secona "ItASS BLOWKBS. WHOi rHOHOtrGBE. reading aua ordered at rortiand and by private ,oltsens,to LY understands the Slowing of Class ticularswmbefohndlnourdlppatebesrjprlntedl yjf' The act ia relation to. the practice d sAw tws Bottles, :i ne reputation 01 tne soiaier who has : Mass and sale of medicines was .read the Meetbis; at detseral ItaBHtests til SALK. gone to bis real la unsurpassed by that third time and passed, and the House Ttnyf of any warrior of.the age. ; ,111s martial Was notified if. . .. . . thereof .J ,t ."ttTHEBKAS, the County .Sekool and Ter- , NoRRiSTOWt. Pa.. .lO.rf-IdlsoatchThe bill ammendimr an act in rela from gloi inay" not be equal to the fame of , v rHMrai ilia, uwawaiMma xuei Lieutenant Eusrene Onflin of cllccome jJace la 'Grantsville City. Tooela a few of bis compatriots, for his oppor- tion .to the duties: of the Territorial B nancoecs stas states that tbe U. X., tor the year amouDtins sealer of weights and .measures was Meuerai; uoaaty, tunities were not as extensive. But also funeral will nositlvelr tak tiIsam hn .! to Three Dollars - aadixty Cents, " (iittS HI i .i.i-time and passed,and The read thethlrd vetnain unpaid, ""i nag not yet been dred.i tnti his purity 4f Character, hit xree'dbm tn iiouso so nouueaL ; ' .! :. wiil date, . prouauiy Therefore, I, Ai l3. Johnson; Collector of do :sriaav.i:. la r ran cm w '.i. .ill .i.' li.ii: ntH tr6m tbe faults which, speck the repui.'osneuaaiournea. )M Tooeltf or the auihoritr "virtue Coanty,bsrby Oients loathe Interment areKoR In i.ii M.' vested the la fiaetku orovisioas tation and JU if lb record of ; sontb ok :ti progress.: A mass meeting of citizens DHili JFKB. V. ous MAa Act to Provide fievemae Sac the j ISof ,; the nations heroes, dead, And living, will be held this afternoon la IhfVmi. Territory of Utah and ths aevevai OoaaUes AY. A.iPITr, the House jioaie.' lmsia ut noma or At 2 o'clock p. m. y, f lift him to a height which none can . I Proprietor. tnernoi," approved reoruary lit, JtaiH, have and'; ChHdreh's. A . met the Speaker in the chair. u i'h. i.i-- v levied uancocK'scnuanooa.. upon the following aied property reSch' whose passions oV 'ambitions' again was and .... 1. 1( 1 present quorum r preliminaries NULLIMESSAGES VltTO Ssst A?tP Aeeoaioaattoss have.cAoggrtViheU; stepson, the fay to oeingsettica ousincss commencea. . mt Aais tks City st the JUtes ' v. FICATIONS. Commeae-In- r A petitition by MrJ Stratford from j ' follows, via: tn--t iaaa,atoescnoea .ll eminence. aiAaS. a noint ona;Onolc ask-in- z ..wfT S".tl' .:.t the Council of City, City ogdcn career war thronsrn :;i i.ao was His the S.60 a ehaius that south of chains Kast AT. iast Governor Murray has epo point . be of said charter that the SINGLE city CENTS. 20 MEALS, or corner vi 'TalAJTSVATLAlTlci'-sVlSwb fioruiwess tne Mortsteast wnxisV' ii LATEST out with those "other reasons' which Of a mighty 'dilefiala, presence amended by an act drawn, for that pur quarter oi fectioa Tmrty.Six, (36 la Town- he has kept concealed while avowjng was a tower of strength and whose pose;reierre tojine committee on wo, z Bouta, uange jsix 6 west, Street and nip tars tar i Day Open 'Night.' Call1 or Order by Jlfatt, thence South alonjcCooley street 5 73 ehaiaa corporations and towns.' .n; r r i: l .j- j b. you invincible. Grant trusted eVJ1 their existence for refuslnz to alsht valor-wa- s pass to and frqna Depots. 'i4 ' Am' .viseasjr to the Oeorn Whittle claim, ihrnrt, Went A petition from the mothers of Utah Mm lovfed hlra asking that an act be passed to pror the bail bills that have been passed by Implicltlr. bIsjsoldiffS cBaias, (nenoe nonta t a.aa raamar to ' iif.C krt LOJIDO.V. M atthew Orr's claim. : theaee Wmi 4.VT within a thej Legislature. The excuses .which and bis brother bfflcdrs admlre'd' him. hi flit the sale of Intoxicants LKGAL NOTICKL uu wws thencetXoirtt. cf.S3i chains, theaoe chains, oi renewal tne. riot. f of any school bouse t referred to ing In this CitV. A dense fOirltirAyaDcl t it i he Offered for vetoing the wd Jprjrl-- i Hd was, wounded but not copquered In mile caste.i S cnains to pinoe or MgnMung, eon. on Ia ra committee the the Court Probate aad the for maufacture, efc. Conaty tainlnr 5 600 acres ot land.toeether wkh alt If favors the eoneresratlon of rono-halh onsi measures submitted for his signa-tnr- ei defense of lhi llpfobi and has, felt Mr; McCullougb sent up a petition and w ! ino impravamcsu! on saia .land.: which ' Hinall crowds loafers of aresAsembled the" end bl his Hie." oe f oia, or so roach thereof 89 may ba were met and dissipated by thet effects to in relation to amending the charter of oa the atreteortiei-- . '!(v,-- ' wui Xa the' ilatter of the ; Estate of . Lewis necessary, to pay the Taxes and ESTABLISHED 1864. WE ARE JHEVER UHDERSOIOJ Costs, at Alpine City, wmcn was read and rex third and latest bill on the shbeet, so rHls defeat as a candidate for the ferred . Public tha. fnmii at faction, dm. to the j. .t.fMSon..aecj?aaea...1, committee, ,j! appropriate 1 he had either to sign or bring 1 ort the Presidency did hlm.no discredits. He 13...... hit ui .v... Coanty Court Hoase in Tooele City, on the : Mr. Hatch.' lrom Ttho commltteev en j. l, With Chlldera.llome' I -Jrif.iRAM. HOBISON'. the admlmatratrix Twenty 8venth A. l. of day February, cherished "reasons' which before was not a poHtlciaaf and "resorted to counties, reported favorably .on the conference in IBO . m o I Two a 18S6, . H . Jbewis J i o'clock JJ. at , ttooumn. f i . (2) 1 ,..r.-tO" f ' V p. relation then OfJ lots w"" none of Ve scljemes; andj tricky action or tne committee as to petitions (secretary, were too big for utterance ... hsvrnjf Sled her petition hrei i A. G. JOITNSOV. Oollcctdr. and Tuesday. An nasasy .fsel- - Ceased,' Atonday d or mcopo-ratean ot in to oounaaries aala prayma; lor order varmod, which are yeiauon duly familiar, lie ipolitlclans tnr nrevaiis tnronimant thn And what are they? Reduced to f ymi &.'U. or certain r the. real, estate of said rebort Was read lis towns, ect.i the in conseouence of the events of th deeedeotior Assessor sad Collector's Office, January and. a gentleman, n4 4114 tbe purposes herein set forth, SSthalSSa. jfwn tin 4it'ftdiViii4AV plain matter of fact, and stripped was a 4 soldier two Unndreds Ifrenutna past of 1 is therefore ordered th of days. wa and he Jt by Hot suited) fd tbe A message was received from- the Jcidgo ! of Ihe awkward clothlug ot words men wno 'are out of 'emi i i?: .. SAid Court that all persons Interested in the tt naUonal' Chief Magistrate. Council concerning a conference com- woraing or- - aaia aeceased, appear hefore are ment estate" witty which the Governor always con- -. life of the wandennir about. jrsfaJi'ar the aaid Probate Court on Mondav. tha tid on lis . No. 2ov in re mittee, to confer trives to dress up bis notions, they That be passed through the campaign lation to ' estates of decedents,! the' ,1886, at H o'clock In the .a day ' s,i r"s eswas r.i i v Into he which a j by the. amount to this "If bail is made pressed forenoon of id day at' tb Coart Hoom Council bad appointed Messrs.: sharp Anotber lM WMCklas .stSMtha ' ..... t (Labs mlsde-meahsve aid teem of his frteads, without a. blot ssu j! mac is to hUadelphia, at th jVrobabe Uoort v.J ''i tor iiiuii uuuj ; conCounty matter of right In cases of asi r.), aauwuRi ... SyaiaBk. ..... .... - 77 Honse.-ia- . "" . " the Ciitr and. Canntv of ttalt j j K curred In. LoCSDOX1. 3 D.m. New has 1nt hon Lake, Territory of Utah, j appealed, the execution of the upon his fair fame, rspeaks more than cause why Mr. chairman the tqihov of commit Smoot, (he rranted to the said Edmunds Javu. against r Mormons one can .tell of. bs integrity and bdnori tee on asylum lor the insane, reported rcueireu in tue cuy mat mob of an oraer Bhoniatonot sen so much of the real es ruuzus wuicu naa assembled at DepU addilntstratrrx t ..:i aD.ontce at. . 'will be delated; ind defeited.?' for no man who Is not spotless' can esiaa immiv tate of the said aeceased at nubile sr tnvate are thA marchlnz towards iora inme 4V8 01 01 wr mat be No. a . from assball Is" . SKOU3ID sale and cape . , . SOUTH support that to vlt. aj,wv and recommended that it be uy n aio nu 'sets That Is alf there i copy Kr.i caltfmnywhsn 'necessary; politics if ttfimwws aaa of Shis order be nabliahM at leaat foniiinuuuiK Boom S,"ap Stain, ' "- - wcj hint u as' a target ' at whlcb every stitution, It neansf Put truthfully oi uoiwa on Ito passages;,;vHied to come dp ia wrecciDg.ifotns 4Usloog a?ut A 11 11. route. v the KUiwa. ana slander. want j amonr not enemy may do '; v, any newspaper panic pnntea published spit order;; '"r '"""J: Murray, said city and county. Mr. Howell. chairman of the com- tne residents of tut nartinn.i litIhtpd When he f ode as: Marshal of the day Mormon to nave the benefit , of the 17r. 5s4m so caiti 'now under (ftat- Jannanr lath' lSSrt ti..'i. the ' liKeUr is t whlclihewf uu city to lii rcnurteu lcd l uiKunars. iavor "tTi ' VMsII Ma ' '16rtPTr lawsj Krantlng appeals from the Pls- - tt tbe faeratoj ment which riU mecettitatt hi ruurtaa s qrkbtppe.GpaW ably on the consideration of a petition MlUllIXl ,and shopkeepa-- areieloslna: i! rrobate Jadss.'' tiUtitM one month stors. I" Iijvy ttlct ouru.This bill would make the no thought wm had that JJIancock asking, aid to construct a road: from their , establishments. Pol ins.' nd i ' ! ' are In soon would be readiness sd to troops law's nnmbered with the Fremont, in Piute Connty, to Bluff th effective, therefore I' will o i i prevent TEaarroHV appeal TTtahj v' - : VIn Han Joan County, and recom- - nw irum uHuuiinff me nrnnnrTlnn. A l i County f ' departed great. He served bis country City, ia Diseases of tbe KTE not sign It." . Af nw.n4iwt thft AnnwiniHfttlnn fVI 9nr that of Monday and, from, committing SAB; 1 ' JohnC Cutler. Clerk Of the Probata Specialty u lue nam, l. A l with true IS OI a and reasons turn 'out, after The stronif dYotka, snd.as pare ,1 V ajt in and for the Coanty of Salt Lake, in Court tne Kves. Kara; SoDei'Thmt. 3.40 jlyondoo, , and Mncona Puaaauj. "V the Territory of Vtah, do nereby certify that all, to be no reasons atalL. It Is not honest patrlor Hhe "name tof tee on high ways to await the arrival mob Deptford has .reached. a ia true and correct copy lion Exchange full,, the oresroing peuuon from fiate County, . .in . true ihat granting ball defeats tbe ex- - General Hancocjc will Und in the.hIJ4J Of anothersame rim. air maamIm Knnr of. an order to show- eanaa tn tha maitnr r rr. Sain has atyjnirad. the uc.i i um mueS IXOIU . tUSV of ftirrt r. a I'M uwuviinaia,, subject, ... .of Lewis the eitate eeutlonf the law ' It merely protects tOTy.of this nation, as an example Ito upon deceased. 1 Eobison, AN EIK SUHGXOIi; herrkat ? Mr. AimDau, cnairman of aire MiaxUB. rt ,7 all ope. the ' .' wli. ' V n v U9 v I s annears of rflcorrf In mvotttr. "T perform! t bis the' add . .. admiration of rtock committee, to whom was referred n improperly convicted lpersoh from T rations countrymen v n most f the ' successby and approved j.. BEaTX KNORMo LTltT tY iutT MA(f " IS wltnesa"wheroof ' f hav. ful methods. Cataract, Cross Eyes, ltery false khpflsonaieni. (II thai defendant tbe worlds, , Uls'.J. memory 4 will! ( b H. F. 83, a bill to restrain bulls from '1T riom,IridectoiBy and the removal of foreign reat at ' certain seasons, i bodies Croat tbe fcre. are owtratinai ha nr. who s balled, on appeal ito a higher preclons and his death will be sin- -' runningbacklarge . . . a substitute in Ilea of the oy i constant accessions Tdnrhi' fts I " t 'a' - ' ii' forma ported this I9tb of name !:t"jonrt, c day Ls mourned wherever bis o is found law! hare been, eerely court li A.and recommended that tt be same, 186. I D., All north. Bhons put progress alnnir th Sannary. - 4 1 V&AlXXt t t convicted the law takes-- . Its complete known. ( f rrrrr upon its passace "xt maaes it unlaw- route are- cioseri.. Tk. rTn.fnn.M j. jarrvt n.JProb and without Chiorof orator ther t ful! for tbe owners of animals men . . course and the punishment U: fully in a,f seems rioters I c:ik. to beTra ""...-- '," tioned to allow them totuu at large on tnouepuoro i'iirTTT f f 3 i' lM.lt only;M:,when moo taiKar J ;V b ctquare. . is ine B flicted. in . restlntr ' a.J.u t .n.:..' Mt i. j I. i t.r. U'! j j ; uik&iiuiiai&u liiun.. any stock range in Kicn county, Utah, uwuwinma 'woknuca iUOIKlOll Bndirei' ' i M !" if-; is now four years since wivwa luuii It is 1st from the of loaqd. to bav - been f Illeeach in I and Blackfriars 'BrldcAi day January 11 fall ont. andy m evea felt an if annii in.1 ' .w r. ) t. SLANDER. ?! heranlo year to the first day ot July .Inclusive. have been ordered to th. S2oAl CBRISTM.AS I r'VNEW;-YEAthat tej Escapes r dirt waa ia gally j con victed Snail trre&u-' A violation a makes tbe interfered with my work; 1 tried from time oi aa tne , bridge, crossing 1 the penalty. Such delay as Is caused Thc Infamous organ of the filthiest ' mi X so ionna provision to time manv thinara that I at large estrays. session tb Kiver Thames i tnii n. ih to resist i all a-l- I ne in the execution of the law' when an elements Of this' cltv' has a Tontrthr animais .k";-".1- '. furs curs them, but my eyes continually ulr,n liead and suea, to enmsnno.. f .'r'VJ oa grew 9 ft I the tempts of the worse part . ii , i until they looked raw: lika two nWa ob rosS.he appeal is taken ls occasioned not by libel on the person and famUy ot Mi. reading. e ' rebds-wr?5i Th? much W1 Mr. King bill 'defining very with ball but by'the appeal.-- ' w,i .......... of West Jordani'who.U ) and are and constantly covered a v y.A. . . Cooper, . uu irivnuiui iw uis , urawwi BreoM- ni- we n-- utapproaches ... .. thickened . ,.. u The an. I vi at bnoDid tha ibe rjin itti.w thick s was Governor which cbhilstent,' mucous, yellow s.h.;. t inaicuaen-'iorannoy-injTo very Murray unaer violation. or iI of tha ttm. 1 mAnv nthwtn.u. :i.Li. ,. - u - - 'Warned- all tmloamcn i :, to DM and reonlslve to othm. N'.rt tn should demand the repeal of all Jaws Section one Is this all that' horses tfie and Three bill, the laat eminent dorter that I eonsnlted ',.; ot?', . i fc . k ; ir t t.4 I .l.i'V. .... . "I,. 2.'.. ;i.1W. beat- - cattle, even tbonga' msrkedf or told me that I could not look for rehef in-- ' provldlnf lor 4 appeals from the deU law,' and ss ds f sir' ' game branded, OPrpSlTE TIlEATliEi . .. der six are which months' I time. allowed run tn IM went to then ht at disorder cisions of courts and juries Appeals for i and to tmmedt- Sain, and after being nnder hi treatment foul," sheet','.' A collection large for two years or more5! uwon "any pect i y"vl '.WILLARO EtRCUrVI8HAW. Lciy ciobo meir saops and. take, steps were are what ldcrfay the execution of the of liesthat,', sys my eyes well.. comparatively and comments con. ls iDfl tnuareu u strung . together t i) I too natural aeain. ana the inA&m. west i... i , .'k 'lie ..nr. T ' is required toegirari; i U were not for theat nothing try the bushel are added, ta make out a stable attend alt drives vuuua mnHij i law. !!..jj n lryperty appesrance 1 know they are iiM ia all bwuob -rgone.. - a. ' . f rl ... ' Fl... r anu entirely J i ouna-ups" I 'l tt ' i! aud "receive ail eswould stand In the way of the enforce-.me- nt case of cruelty and crime.- Irs. .wa. j. A. -' .!'' ... UUCKLIT, Knit, same Cooper and the sale tn after of the trays. was aiarxat lawful or unlawful was hurried tdher icrave of penalties, 1 il A' ts, rnuadeiphia, rs. thetrntai place the proceeds thereof in a "live t Just or unjust', Bat .who , would have I raid nude upon that village, the par- stock fnnd,w. kept separately by the here as to the outcome of the stilit in 35TOTIOE. Examinatici "fcr Spectacles. . treasurer, to be used in paying ths Nationalist uartv ir. ... tha temerity to demand the abolition ticulars In coanty appeared 7 ;(whlch a a ana emtoe ' ' of inspector The undersigned ' are now pre- -' In connection with his practice, Tr. Sain of the right appeal iron the lower the! Nawa, when Mr.' ZSPtS TfJ"V 1 Parliamentary ployed by tbe connty. This bill aboJ-n -a specialty of examining for, and . h.sa'i t i .5 y .: courts to a higher, on the ground that and- others weref arrestedCooper ' .hr fah.a t.lu rilrm nf twiniwl i jsva uaara t' ii'.. p n;i ..ft 'to 'receive 'Barley In Waeon makeeyes r v aa.ia n r si rr vvt iay sntraina with spectacles ; he ia a pared r ' t i.!'. ; a K:i.t to and ls assume deconstable the nlace .f ..1.. sometimes his it always delayed ' marshals, depaty and v one of The biU was read one and referred to v j ... IU..J i: v A Lots. , , , v.; ;i Jiaj feated the execution of the lawst Ap whom at least Was others,illegally.' bos. j by eompanied 1 t and after examining the 3es he the committee on Judiciary, v acUnj Keliv. Sexton. peals are for the protec'tlon of accused Mrs.' Cooper 'fell a Tlctlo to tliat trrlada (be lenses and fits the glasses. tJ. --'Hrr': uu"uP.wr" Mr. Creer presented a bill amendlnir u.n'h.N v two-Kowipersoni'. The law aims to give them a shameful and violent raid. sec. 27. chap. 7. laws Of istu. in rela. Men,b,e th Omciai attention amen, t Barley1.1 Plump,' s'ned ari .(.(' Lt.Ui "j;!, l; .,i - .1.! if difficult and children' spectacles i . c w euictu uinu vilest Sheet on rh, to Uke swsy the tlon to procedure In public courts, in to Ornament have jrvtu ri.iL.r..,ti legal trial anu ment. to notices, etc., read r No charfrra nnleaa von havn nn r,r.But If appeals odium from the creatures who commit- reward punish "nut s nominee, i. once aud pablishlng referred to the committee on i rT GO. aminauon maue. COXiSUITATIOJ 111KIare right, baiJ pending appeals is right ted the outrags.pokllshes a batch of rU- - Judiciary.. 1 J i .1 Office hoars 10 a. m. to 1 n ' i imi n . i.'x , t election of O'tshea. and the nn hn j ; . V. diw to p.m. kSttJKS hjmtst . hllm jnfaeti0n , vuwu II ! :.i,-- ' wi boss-antl-VMor- . it-I- - KT , - ii mM Cleai EiWieiies M m. 'i ' i J..j 1 'rttVEIt ; -' , . J - V- !.!-- raei at n ffliliii - A . - . J liit-i- uh-Jo- ; ? . : ! . . U Cost if! ' GARfSSl?REmiEDUCE if. 11 i . to-da- nat inmi : rWngs'Tips,: 1 1 . trt -- I mu-nictna- 1 J tHt iaj l - nOOM.-UTh- ti - - i : ; - t. i ; , " to-d- ay . ; . j, V mctj-nnn- ' . nai-t.o- - -- tur. pr ... I, I t . 1 C S , - - -- i Ji'.BEKBIBSiBRO '...." ( i r t prn ,r 1 1 '' i . -- ii - I'iVSn i w 1 y .' .i ahdjEAR, j ' - t--t, . . , i - - - . . f tra-ver- se, - s 1 .,'' '- Salt-XAk- , $-- i 4 - a '- , - i . - '.-- Ait alii 'dsSS.: . . , , - ! ; ? - j . - - u-- - .... WITHOUT nEITSB0YS' n'dilOUTIISrj iiKcil. a , , . -- .rv . 'siiamefulmesS'.p, - . ... Uiera.-The- of-th- is " ... , ' r:1:' p.? . JEd-mu- nds 'II. r -- . . , a mm w 1 ' V. ' "Tir' to-nt- iiiit-.iitT- 1 FAHTTEHS . a - - ' . : i ( 1 v - . "f - V 1 tf , i .'-- r!" - fit-nn- ! ww ss I ? Practical OitIcian, a or.ty-ar-ioa- i i.-:w5l0n- f0, g , -- X ed 1 uu-lawf- ul ( I mUKEGMElXS ft. m I' J.:-v;- ;. 1 - 1 For Fall arid Winter! e-- "v D ! s l ft ! . - ... 1 41,1 ; .... |
