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Show She (Dgtlm gnttctum." PuMUhod rcry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, - by the Oodjsx riauaama wbpa.ni. Editor. Penrose Onirics audIV.liiuinew MauRKar. OGDEX. UTAH. OCTOBER SATURDAY. 25. 1878 ANOTHER HOIIIIOH IS 'FUISCO. has had another Chronicle another Thursday a man who boarded at a low sailor's tavern, called Ilyans' Hotel, went to bis room leaving a .ailor named Owen Gilleu, in the dining room, and Lloyd Bell, a negro Hercules, iu the saloon, both lying down. lie was only gone about elevWhile he was upstairs en minutes. he heard some sharp 'words below and a heavy tramp of feet. When he returned, Gillen was lying on a bench with his head nearly severed from his body, and a large pool of blood Bell was lying was on the floor. asleep on the sofa in the saloon, his hands and clothing stained with San Francisco horror, and the Last hensation. named Fillmore, blood. Information was at once given to tho police, aud the house was soon filled with an excited throng. On search being made for a . weapon, no knife was discovered, but at the rear of the "hotel" ah axe was found clot-to- d with gore. Bell was awakened but was in such a state of intoxication that nothing intelligible could be obtained from him. llyan the proprietor of the house was in bed in a similar condition. He with Bell and Fillmore were arrested and an inquest held upon tho body, From the evidence adduced it appears that Bell has been a sailor, and that his earnings have gone to llyan. He was through the whole of the late war, and has a pension of $14 a month. Gillen was a sailor out of employment, who had been a cook for Ryan, and had been loafing around the place for a long time..Ou the morning previous to the murder he tuld Fillmore that Boll had been leaving somo money in a grocery; tho negro overheard him, aud used up-stai- rs most radical movement in favor of worse off than our forefathers, for reform recorded in this ageTof politi- they were not only taxed withot repcal upheavals. It has been ordained resentation, but they were debarred their lands by the Congrees of Mexico, that the the privilege of selling their husfollowing amendments be engrafted without the eousent of the custody upon the Constitution of the Repub- bands, and deprived of of their children. Mrs. Stone adlic: "The Church and State are to be sep- vised that the women remain in doors arate Congress cannot make laws es- on that day, with their curtains tablishing or prohibiting any religion; down, save some elderly matrons, matrimony is to be a civil contract j institutions cannot possess prop- whom she would have standing on erty; a simple promise to speak the truth, complying with obligations con- the street in deep mourning with tracted, with penalties in case of viola- blood-rebanners containing the tion, is substituted for the religions oath; nobody is obliged to give his or her ser- mottos, "Taxation without represenvices without just compensation; no con- tation." Men should be ashamed to tract is to be permitted which aims at the sacrifice of the liberty of man in the ask them to take part in it themmatter of work, education, and religious selves, until their wives and daughvows (the laws thus consequently do not level of lunarecognize ntouusiio orders, nor permit ters are lifted from the their establishment, by any denomina- tics, paupers, criminals and Indians tion or under any pretense), and no contract will be allowed to be made not taxed. While the strong minded ladies among persons consenting to their own proscription or banishment." are working against the great cenThere is a fact worthy of remark tennial, the dreadful men are planin connection with these provisions, ning to make it an object of interest which must be looked upon as one of to the whole world, and intend to the eccentricities of modern progress. move for an Act of Congress,author-izin- g The most radical innovation upon the President to extend invitathe traditions and prejudices of the tions to the crowned heads of Europe past have had their origin in those and other foreign Governments to countries where feudal institutions attend in person,or by proxy,with a have had deep root for centuries. escort. The separation of Church and State military The New York Herald makes the has been tried time and ajrain in grand suggestion of "an industrial Mexico, but failed on account of the of the States and Terriimmense' wealth of the Church. But processsion tories." Each State and Territory Italy, so long under the domination in the Union to have a delegation of the clergy, has demonstrated the marching with their respective banonly practicable method of consum ners and specimens of its leading mating a divorce of the State from or industries. This would the Church. The suppression of products be a magnificent feature of the celemonastic institutions had become bration, and if the strong-mindenecessary, for their existence has women of the Union were representbeen found to be incompatible with ed by a delegation of their leading the maintenance of liberal ideas, and the procession would be inconsistent with rational progress. spirits, This reform is the key to the success complete. of Victor Kmmanual'a government in THE PKOVO MUIIDEK. d d sustaining the unity of Italy. Learning fom the experience of her elder Latin sister, Mexico has adopted with - additional and more radical safeguards the same policy which has been i?o potent in overthrowing the influence of the Vatican. This morning's dispatches announce that the dissenting members of Congress have given in their adhesion to the Lcrdo Government, which would indicate the hopelessness Both of the insurrection against the admin- by telegraph to the Ncics that Mr. Bo wen died at 11 a. m. yesterday, aud that a reward of 200 is offered for the apprehension of Carter. "After many days" a description of Carter is given to the public. Here it is as published in the Frovo Time of the ISth inst : "We learn Age, about 25 years; height, 5 feet 9 inches; weight, 162 pounds; light hair; light blue eyes; light complexion; high forehead, sunk on tue left side from the blow of a pistol; short, stiff, heavy beard, which was usually shaved clean; some threatening language. is rather heavy in build; has a istration. Mexico has a entered upon h.id been drinking heavily for some swaggering style of walk; had new which be harbinthe era, on dark pants and woolen overahirt, the may time. : 7 collar of the latter usually open. The giant negro, whoso ?hair aud ger of the day when she can take an devil-may-car- e, , This description ought to have beard were nearly white, denied all exalted rank among the nations of ' the earth. beeu given simultaneously with the knowledge of the crime, but the news of the murder, and it looks jury returned agaiust him a verdict of murder. From the condi- THE GHEAT CESTEX.YIAI, like tardiness on the part of the Frovo police in withholding it so tion of Bell, it' is probably that the A serious danger threatens the "We hope the assassin will be long. t. rriblo crime was committed by him centennial celebration. captured, and it will be well for our while under the influence of delirium forthcoming The observance of the anniversary of officers to keep a sharp look out, as trauenf. the one hundredth birthday of our it is not improbable that the despecountry for which preparitiona on rado who shot down a worthy man MEXICAN OiniS. the grandest scale are in progress, is and efficient public servant, might in Mexico has denounced three years in advance of turn in this as vicinity, it is a up ever been u delusion. Nominally a that r event. Mrs. junction of railroads. lie should has it in until the character, republic Lucy Stone, the heroic exponent of not be allowed to leave the Territory hust ten 'years, bean controlled bv an woman's rights, the Jeanne IV Arc until he has answered for his deed oligarchy, despotic and retrogressive of the army leagued to avenge wo- of blood before a legal tribunal. In its government. So powerful a man's wrougs, has issued her fiat bold j has ultramontanism upon the aud placed the seal of her condemnaIAEEYIN WITH WIIOXO people, that the. efforts of the more tion upon the celebration of our naIt is considered a matter of suffienlightened classes to redeem their tional jubilee. baffrom beeu' have At a late meeting Jn the Cooper cient moment to the nation at lanre misrule, country fled, aud that fair land has been left Institute, New York, Mrs. Stone, to aunounce by telegraph that a dela prey to tho revolutionists ou the jjave exprcsssien to the wrath which egation from Pittsburgh arrived yes hand und the reactionists on the she could no longer contain with- terday in Washington in the interest ether. in her bosom. She hurled in un- of defaulting Stewart, After ages of anarchy and disor- stinted measure her invectives who misappropriated the trifling der, there is a prospect that the land against the tyrants who lord it over amount of some thirty thousand dolof the Montezumas will assert her her sex. She was opposed to the lars belonging to the Government. rights to administer her own affairs, women joining in the celebration of They will urge the authorities to criminal independent of the interference eith- 1S7G. She felt to the very tips of her withdraw prosecution er of ecclesiastical authority or the toes that the women of this country against htm, upon his refunding the revolutionary elements that have should have no part nor lot in this amount he embezzled. This is a greatly retarded her prosperity. The matter. They were suffering every most convenient if not moral device administration of IVLerdo has one of those alfliotiens for which the for evading tho spirit of the luw and itself by inaugurating the colonists rebelled. They were even baflling the cuds of justice. Stewart enjoys the personal prestige of a quasi respectability, and is favored by , the adventitious aid of influential ' friends in social and political circles. That makes a vast difference in these days when power screens guilt and winks at the most flagrant abuses. His criminality is extenuated on the ground of the position he holds within the charmed circle of which he was a bright luminary. It has become a popular belief that influence and wealth can cloak vice and wrong. The maxim of Story that the higher the social position of a person accused of an infraction of the laws of the State, the more heinous was the crime, is not more exceptional in his case and that of others circumstanced as he is, than it is in that of less fortunate criminals. It is urged also, that this b of an exclusive their much-looked-fo- o.-i-e - . sis-nuUz- 'The. lei igintotheiiameofthe.quarterofti,' city which he fre quents, and where he mana-- w vegetate. In an obscHro section rf the city is a dismal corner kooffa as the Quartier'Memim, inhabited most-generall- i by, whilom subjects of the kin. o( Bohemia, perhaps refugees or exiles In appearance, imagination' woulj not be amiss in confounding them with the-- legendary 0f gypsies their native forests Their occupation is that of vendors, of Vienna beer, and cheep refreshments, the refuse of third or fourth rate Their inns are indifferently furnish-eand bespeak the poverty and coffee-house- s. d shift-lessne- ss of their proprietois. At these inns the "Bohemian" and his companions congregate every night. Their wonderful versatility enables them to while away the hours coterie of the dusky city commiseration and indul- in lascivious discourse, blasphemous gence, because forsooth his loyalty to language, and incendiary harangues. the flag of his country was tested on They are essentially and in darkest the battle a criticize field, the marplots. latest They many hour of the nation's peril. Well, we effusion of Hugo, the finest of Custare Dore, with the see it stated that in the Auburn a State Prison alone are score or more same unction that they hurl their of scarred veterans who are drawing anathemas at the Bonapartist rigime pensions. Has their fidelity to the or the Orleans dynasty. A few francs cause of the Union, been alleged in are made by them in writing a speech palliation of their;offenses,or advanced for a delegate in the assembly, and in their laxity of principle the same as a plea for clemency ? The gentlemen who have taken a pen that may have indited a brilliant to the federal Capital to argument, is devoted ta a crushing long es fire-bran- e , journey reply. A by Dature, he is often forced to subsist upon the crumbs that may fall from the table of his host. It is from thi3 class that the revolutionary element is fed, that communism and socialism find their most ardent votaries, whose tutelary deity is Robespierre, and their apostle, llochefort. No form of government lon-viva- plead for their misguided friend, seem to forget that their proposal contravenes a precept in common law which makes them amenable to the charge of aiding and encouraging felony. Stewart is to tnswer at the bar for the commission of a crime known to the laws of the country. To attempt to barter for his Tclcase, is to compound felony. It is not within the province of any authority excepting that of the tribunal before which he is arraigned to appear, to loose him from the grasp of the law, which he has violated. nt will please them, they execrate law and order, and live only to agitate and conspire. A national foible is the propensity of our people to adopt exotic habits and phraseology. Tinas a term that Conceding the generous intentions of tho friends of the accused, and is really used in a reproachful sense, motives which has been introduced in our vcrnacu-ulathe disinterested to apply to the most intelligent prompt tlem in shielding their err-iu- g classes of this country, to those who friend from the fate impending over him, their proposal must, how- mold public opinion, and indirectly control the nation's destinies. ever, be branded as a discreditable attempt to compromise with crime, THE OHIO IXESIJLT. and if there be any regard left for achieved in public virtue, should be sternly The signal j r, triumph Ohio by the opponents of the national ji llEI hauM nenuan as applied to him owes iU5" pet-lam- : cor-onor'- hni.muln.ght ; TIIE BOHEMIAS.?. Administration, brings into prominence the name of Allen G. Thur-maSenator from Ohio. It was to u, A term often used, but misapplied his zeal and his statesmanship, that and misunderstood, is one which revictory was attained over the serried fers to a useful class, who exert a ranks Of the monopolists. The elepowerful influence in the dissemina- ction of the veteran war horse, Yl tion of those ideas upon which modj Allen a3 Governor, is indicative em civilization may justly bo said to of the return of Senator Thuhnan to rest. To this class there is no term the Senate by the Legislature. more offensive than "Bohemian," To have overcome tho large mafrequently but unguardedly applied jority which President (Irant re- to them. A vague impression exists ceived a year ago, attests the poputhat the Bohemian is one who is by i..: .f o i..m ocTi-nll- a profession a writer, or author. In reality he is simply a hireling, or as Cobbctt styled him; a ''penny-a-liner,- " ever ready to wield his venal pen in behalf of any cause or iu the interest of aDy party that may buy his services. Th6 Bohemian is a character peculiar to certain phases of Parisian life, a plant iudigenious to the of the gay Capital. He is usually an impecunious student or artist, reckless in his moraU, improvident of the future, and depraved in his tastes and associations. Endowed with talents of the highest by-wa- the enduring vitality of the organization of which he was, in the recent campaign, a chosen leader. Although it is early in the day to agitate the the probabilities or possibilities of. the next Presidential election, yet result of the Ohio election will bring in the foreground the name of Judge Thurman as a prospective candidate for the Presidency iu 1878. At nine o'clock this morninj a team hitched to a post near the I. the motion freight depot, took fright at started owaj of the switch engine and fence struck order he perverts the gifts with at a rapid sneod. They which was a in and capsiied the wagon, which nature has enriched him by She little girl, who was thrown out. them to basest the uses. The fortunately escaped without injury, exturning Lorette is his confidante, the Casino cept a few scratches. Upset- - |
