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Show TOO CUAXIXG BT HALF. They, may have signed the. Centennial petition. .Now, hers is a question of veracity between 4diese t dies and the "smart Aleck" who , has compromised them before the country. Either those ladies have knowingly sworn to a falsehood--whic- h have alluded before to the fab ricatious of certain persons in regard to the petitions to Coogress signed bv the women of Utah, We are under the 'necessity-- of,' herring to. them' again, and, in doing so, will give some particulars which' should fee' enough to damp the responsible party in the eyes of all decent iedple 6f every race, creed, color, aifd( condition..: Our readers are aware that two petitions we're cir'cufatedii, this Ter, ritory and signed by a large number of ladies "The' ffrsf'orfcinatcd. , was written and arranged byis some; lead-in- i; "Mdr'tnon" "ladies a,t' Split Late, and abked Congress to repeal the act of '62 and. the" Poland bill, and to admit Utah into the Union as a State. This petition was presented to "Mormon" women only, and received ViWrly 4,000 tbna fuh signatures'.-- ; 'The second' Vrigih'atecl withHhe manngers ot the YvomenjS "Wo ' we no n;t believeor for a moment this adventurer 'has deceived them, and endeavored to deceive Congress, by forwarding a sword lie to Wash ington,' which carries the evidence of its own baseness on its face, just like its author, and when cempared with the document which it endeavors to impeachj stamps either its signers or the author',' with the crime of black - : anti-poly-iam- i , and shamelcs perjury. y ' ' ' This uqworthy otfsbpoi; of an ancient and honorable raee whose footprints arQ stamped upon the' soil of every land, was ione of the. chief promoters bf the humbug '"which" we rjunctured with our little pencil.. m buturclay last; lloW do you like him.' citizens of Ogden? jiaWbats do you thinks of , Gfhq.QeuteixpialaExhi-bitiondaparjment hita, hu'sband?s, 'fathers and; brothers and iwas! forwarded to of th e.la'dies wjdqpi q h as p aced. in iii " curotriofl'J 'with 'ovh6r sec such a'n,ti!ienviable,lpositionf ;What : for or the sup-Union, tions general o.'.'-- i will, he, :9pmoiittfte; .who havft this W w i v1 l'J'-Conwas to indace Its object' prt. mattet under advisement,- and: the House, 9; wh9m";tfe, will report, would make the Ccutennial Exhibi think of tho'p'crscms whose names are : . j ' - tioo-fre- e, talL copglt'waflTprK; attac nea w siyou, iiiaiemuL, uiyu all creeds and sen ted to ladies on a: simple investigation, proves tj n timber 6f iignafftrVes be'utterly iiutfue? Those ladies are pot from both 'Mormons';! 'and "Gee-tile- s to blame, he in the culprit. What ' i ; n tj si are you !goikg to '"do1 botit' it?' As Now it should be disMnctly underwas said in th case of another- - ex stood that Uie Sftt-o- f thesepetttioriS jocd plotter when 'caught by a crowd, wis completed , and forwarded to we onrhim'--. The say fdwt-pumW ashington, with its signatures, be Worst thing we desire in the1 matter fitfe tho second wiis Tresented.', Also is, that the ladies, that the drigin an'dbbjects of the two may handle him as they as as different petitions were widely will Wish, hen theif position fully is possible to imngine. Yet, in spnte presents itaelf t& their understanding, of thesa facta. unscrupulous person j Such tricks as we haver above are the kind these preteuded the signatures oblainod for the latter reformers, tryi to practice on the peowere attached to the former. ple of Ufah. " We' have no respect lot content with publishing this for .'he contemptlbii? gang, and ,'very falsehpod)and)eadeavoring',ttp qircu little for those who wittingly aid them late it through, tfieconatry, other b 'cash,1,, countenaace or sympathy. attempts were made to prejudice the And we hope that this littlg occurmonster etmod tiBffiej "iiorSoa!!! rence may have the effect ot making ladies in the eyes of Congress and the' public wary of joining in'with of the public The worst Sase of this the projects strangers, 'with' whose pf in nature was hatched Ogden. and set tormer life and character they arc euw in , motioniby ijtec'tw t&identiof tlfely unacquainted. Ve know' what Ogden. And this is how it was done: we are talking about, and when it is f nd one A certain necessary will b'& ready with the bank-ruhorse real estate agent, almost i ,; ' pool, cVJeic lit" else b in everything' ; or tOj a, d' r n wVbhas com-promis- ed d J tfduW-beilkJi'ni- j The Elopement , - . hd - rnp-pos- j- - 1 w , For the parents T and rolatiTes.of the. young lady,' we have the deepest we 'sincerely hope' that tbo ias' passed throng, will inie experience not be lost upon her, and that .her fate g ladies of will be a warning to i Utah generally. t 1Vi i sym-patky'a- iho-youn- i kins, and forbid him coming to their ' ' correspondenda ' waa ''secretly hojise, ' tion. kept''' up,fa ."' which l, cvlmin'a'ed an' elopement and marriage, ,.as ; stated ijhis cunning knave thought he had made a big poiat against the above. and especially against n" iune was so wonaertuiiv LOCAL ITEMS. ' For Sale.- I ; u fI the' maVriage,' r!ld , ' ; ' ' eat--event- s tr" ; Md-,pt- aouarYr proe tR lota oa th Buggy, sleigh and building bench, and a stack of bay. Enquire at oH-lWALKER BRO'S, office. i!nd fW mittoe on education, reported back CP 4. Aa'act to establish common etc., amended and recommended ih'i paesage as amended. The amendments wore read, and on motion ot Councilor Woodruff were adopted and the bill passed and was ordered engrossed ufl sent to Jhe House fof their action A message 'was receired from the House announcing the ptssage ef H. f" 18, "A bjll to. proTide reyenue for thi Territory of Utaa ", On motion of Councilor Burton, (C.F 12.) "A bill for On act regulating pr0.'' ceerfinjis in probate courts" was takea up on i's second reading. Councilor Burton reported that" the conference committee .on sec. 54 of tl.f 17., "A hill to regulate appeals," ets.' had considered the snme and recommended that said selrtion be 'sfricksn' out.'' " ' .;' ' The consideration of the "Act regn-- 1 lating procedure in probate courts'- wag resumed, and; pending its consideration' the Council adjourned. j ; Last Friday, i)scar resident of this C. Terry, a He city, was taken siek at the depot. managed with great effort to reach the residence of Mr, L. McCarthy, and as his symptoms were very serious, a doctor was called in, who prescribed for him. but he was too far gone for remedies to help him. and he died on Sunday, aboftt 2 p. m. Coroner Williams empan-nelle- d a jury in the evening to enquire into the cause of bis death. The jury returned a verdict that he died of of the lungs.; He was buried Deceastd had been ia this afternoon. the employ of Mr.'Keisel, at the depot,. IIowte:; Mr';' "Rookvo6d,' from V'fty prior to bis death, lie was about 26 comroittee.en - njnnicjpaleorporatiois,l ' " ' '' years of age. reported back, amenJi,;tbe bill. to in d corporate the city oCephi, and its passage. The bill was laid Two Letters in ihis office for Wilon the table to'ckftrfo'np next Tuesday.1 '. liam Bramall. f (r Messrs. Pace hndjLyrsan were sppoinUt ed a .committee pu confijreBcei to actj with a like committee from the Couaflil ,. Cnah Paid for Wheat. on section 54 of the House bill to regu-- ' ' " i '' The highest market price paid at the late appeals, etc; ' ,' Mills. Mr. the .from committee .Pace, on Ogden counties, reported, adversely ,on the pe tit ion from t he "county court of Bearer, The Traiss. The U. .r, passenger pruyinjt for authority fo issue 'bonds nt' amouht $15 OOOfbf build1 train doe here (ast .evening is held at to exceed a court.bouife county ofile.:i ' Piedmont. There are some heavy' raow 'Pg ' , , Report adopted. drifts on the road between' that point j ' The bill 'regulating irrigaiion and and Aspen, and the company have not canal compairfei" ; was ' taken from thij' r.."i been able to keep the track open, though table on its second" reading.: Mr. Pace out all the they are nsing every exertion to do sj. first section except tbe puacting alauso. The C. P. passenger train dne this mOrn-in- g Mr. Penrose asked tfi'o' committee who introduced the bill whether it conferrtj' .... .., was, 0ve honrs late. j.. We omitted to mention on Saturday any powers tipoa the people not'alreadyv , It appeared. to hirn ttat that the northern mails 'sent from 'thi a enjoyed while ,giring n9 new( pewers, dit j city by Postmast'master Sharp, were sent not meet the wishes of Ihe people wko but by the Utah Northern Railroad com had 'petitioned for' a change 'rn (he oHI :! ci if rigation.law' i .r".! pany, who engaged the teams, and will Mr. Hatch, chairman, of. the comitti tav the expenses of forwarding the said the bill had been prepared with a. mails by wagons during the. blockade to view te enable the irrigation" companies to organize aoder h general 'inc'orpora-- 1 . which their read is subjected,. ; i;oa act, which-woalgie them all tke i powers they, neeled,, ,Mt.: Penroso ws,j Almost a Fire This morning, while Dot a farmer, nor an agricultural mas; Mr Richard Hill was passing the prem- he was a printer,' and did not know anyaboat teuch't matters' as these; ke1' ises occupied by Mr. 'Forbes as a boot thing was an intellectual .man,; andi not ,aei! and shoe ehop, en Main street,' Le qainted with irrigaiion matters. He that some fire had dropped from hoped the motion would not prevail , Mr. Rock wood said" be was an agricultbo atere on to the floor. He tried the tural man, and bad been for many years. door bnt found it fastened; be succeeded, 1 endorsed the'reurorks of Mr Penrose who a in and workman, however, thought that gentleman was, on arousing grounds object'i to, better qualUj occapied a bed in the back part of the fied to crit cize the bill tbau a shop, but found that he was drunk. He pef.'::-:- i " "-irsuaded him, however, to get up, and Mr. Penrose said he was not a printer;' while staggering to the door 'in order lb be bad been an irrigator. But he did admit Mr, Hill, the man knocked over not come here, either as a' printer or an He .came as a. member of the t the etof and upeot a quantity of coal irrigator., House, baring the right to a voice in its oil: Fortunately enough the neighbors affairs, and in tho discussion of any bill ' had gathered by this time, and the store presented for its consideration: He was was set in the street and the fire extin- sorry be could, not return the compli-- '! ment of tho honorable gentleman and say , , guished, without aiy damage. Had this he was also intelleofual.. Jle bad askd affair occurred in' the' night,1 we might a question of the gentleman and instead J have had a conflagration to, record ;n of receiving a reply had been asailsd M with personaliiiesi to which. he objected. stead of tbis item. .i He opposed tbeeection ant the bill onb the gronnds that it did not meet the re- - . quirements of petitions referred to the vJ o mmiitee, and the powers it proposed I.EOI9I.ATIVE. SwDDsa Dbath. well-know- n ' infla-raati- on !'- - . i ' recem-mende- i ' al-t-lr- 1 -- ) .it . , f , . r ' ' moved-to-etrik- . e , this-bill- -.- '-.: ,.t-;,- no-tie- i tke-ver- y clod-bop- .. V of Ftbl 14,'J mfh9 the death of theurJcred fy from party, except in cases of fugitives ' "... - i to confer were , 1 Feb.: 11 , Plea-eant'.ci- ! I i o" " fi ; 1 civil case., P0 j r.,lflh ! isMt-.' The Mil was read and ordered to, b read a second time by sections. .' A message" was received from the council, announcing thdljwissage of Ihv ( I t .': . house bill, to,, incorporaev the .city, of' Epbraimf also that Councilor Burton;ii confer with the had house committee on sec 54 of the house., ' lM bill to regulate sappeaW, eU;nl 'i Mr.aoe, ,fro the, conference om !i mltt'ee on sec. 54 of the. billjregulat'mg.iij ajpeals.!p et'cC,' repdrted Ihe eomraittee had' agreed io'rWeuimend' the' strlkfri out- at ethe seotioa. nXhoioeotioa was 'lJ nstricken out.. .i..r i.i.: jHouse adjourned till 2 p.m. ,( , '"" : i k , , I- faV-'fanie- n. - kidds.-aiidxw- - d H ill 1 i I ' Mr. Farr, PiftWfWt? , V f twicHoa aiie Ja3..blHaCA)nhe' Muf " froWth ! re- - ' 5 committee on gmend-1'-riien- ts, n . ''- 11 - Ui antiimclaj !he' paVdle bf "A 4 as amended tbinsl 'does ftl bin.MO'!fWion Mt hater keepers inn SftfSlWXMPfrfl keepeiowad vtoing i.flosc' keperi"' yehrs lVom ! , ; ty retei-red't- by the already-enjoye- d people.; ..vM i.j 'i'j'i u The section wap ptricken out. i. i Mr Penrose called the attention of tbo "House1' that the bill now" provided , that the Governor and the Legislative Al- eic. i'oiu" ' aenibly Bhall incorporate, On motion of Mr. , Pace, th enacting r, clause Was stricken out,' and the bill was , 'n " '"" iu "'i,,T Fl i lost.' ' Tho bill ; amendatory; of and supple- D)eniary,to the; election Jaw, ias lakeatJ , up, amended and passed. , ei ..,,,,1 tna received . from , Aj message "was council announcing the parage of a bill to amend tbo act to regulate proceedings ;t ; .1 j i( WaVf ? vision,: reported backi wrtkaut. the biijin relation, to. hotel keep-- , d f era,' etc. The bill Vas amerj'd'ed by .stri- - . it bo, king out the fiTst two'sWHons, and " -' ria'seed.-.kM iivbgO w!il 'l Mrv Farr,1.Jffqm, the: committee on ju-- .: tti diciary, reportedback, anisoed,the bili tb limit' thl time within wfiich crim-- j. iiial'at!ii(Vns ean bro3ectifed: The- bill ' i After thbiigli grieving over the ponductof; their daujrhter, her parents sceepted the.,, situation and . realedlller i(h kiajne88,-- hoping! for the besy'and earnestly desiring that she tnip.t notjbavejCause toVepeuf.tho hasty; and), unconsidered etep ,she had taken As! subdeqa prbved she had ' t i 'il' not been maf ried mafty days before she U1 vi ut-!.''.i :,i 'y realised. courpe she bftd j.alf enj reflect ioil roould prfend to be "wijedn cute. ;.tearv .nicev yuitt crogufeish sehfmprs. he over reached himself. least ten Those ladies' nifmes, o of them, uremf attadtedio thi fu st' named petitionl As we have betorc stated, it w.assaen$ &wyWw& the second arrived. Ihey never signed ao it. It waa'AevtV'J r Next Friday aid Saturday j great magician, Herrmann, will give THlRTY-FOURT- n DAY his celebrated i entertainment at the ' Theatre in this city Of course overy-bod- y ' 1876. Saturday'. will want to go, and the house will The 'council, accordiag to Cocirclt be crowded to excess, The press speak previous order, took up (C. F 14) fAn in the highest terms of his perform act to amend the charter of Mount and 0a tnotion of 'Councilor ances. , Caine the bill passed' its first reading, 111 and pending its second reading, on moThe Spring Crop, of .Coughs and ,Coids tion of pouucilor Vf . SI Snow,' was the commiteo on. municipal is Ijeavy, and wH ripea into,' a terrible ''. '1, and townsites'. ' and 'unless disease death,1 harvest of , "A bill Epa-!(H. F19) Incorporating rooted out wlth'the Standard Antidote,' IIalk'b nonsTr.ipai.HQusD ist TAa. t 'A message was received, from the bouse Pike's ToQthaohe , Xropacuro in on aou,ouricing!the appointment of Messrs ; W. B. Pace and F.JM, Lyman a commit ' "'"' ' ' minute.' 6f conference" to act,"', in eoiyuaetibn tee ' ' i with' a like committee from he council, This e?ening Mr; u, Americas Ilcaoa. consideration of the 54th', section in the Charles Stayner lectures in Sail 'Lake of (II F.17) "An actio regulate appeals' City,1' before , the Legislaturend .other etc. i ne president nppomea Vonnciior, conference Humor.' to act with the said oa Burton iAmerican , invtecj friends,; ""'" 'f ' r' ; eommitteel From the well known ability of the ,,w VwoV,;;1 lecture we cxdcci n wiu oe a ireai 10 w 'Council resumed its sitting those prese'nt., j" " ii. f Councilor Sinoot, from' the comrait'tee on municipal corporations and 'town ' Dr. Prant'lhi fiies, reported back "Ah act to amend : , AVntBB to Fisd Him. the charter of M6roai,city.";;amended, celebrale'd herb'aliif aad worm recommended farorable action thera-6and n " tflti ' i j ... jcati hia .office .near be found at;rv,'' On'raotiOn of 'Coun'oiloV Burtoa the doctbf, the market house, Salt Lake Cityy when- report was accepted and the bill laid on ever wanted by the sick. His reputa- the table to come upf in its order1. was received from (he A' tion Tor destroying" thVparasiles which House''message announcing fho passage'of H. F. afliiot the umaniSysterA ftOid draw away, 20) ''A bill in relation tb: sraelters.'fur its vitality i continually increasing. ' It naces iind itther works for reducing or "'? The bill waStaken is generally conceded that Plab is" diJath working nHnerab first its p feading'PbndiDj He. is eaually .successful in iM and'ped on worms. second reading it was referred td tie ,n ' curing, erupt ions, i)lc4jrs ,aU putaneotia cthmitteeoA mitferal refOrtTcea'-'vWelvffroriiMhe A' inesHfeo' wa' not diseasqs.ofi varioui MaqiC.J jLhe ! , - . i Daily' From Monday' nd - i tnrfftteirtK)n that a ladies. he-iwr- i i to a docuniebiVfh,:at'rangingf"bV talked over and discussed by a great rather, if their words can Jaeclied many of bur cltiiensi and as it usual for a upon,' and "We 'believe tneyNih,io in luqh cases ruoaor is responsible are statements that untrue sign their names'toapaper, without great mny ease are (hat last Mori-ii- y in Tke facts the He also adseeing any document. ' "evening," Feb t7,Misa .Hie &. ministered an, oah et&uthetn, which Vonng. daughter,,, of Hon. t Brigham. the effect had to that took, they they Young,, jr.,' left her home without the 'knowledge 'and consent of her parents, by certain ladies of this city. andj was.roarrcd (Ihe, same; evening by. What did this iiqpqster and sneak rastor..JWil8)t rofrt the? Presbyterian Church, to Charles IU' Hopkin-- soa of do next, but send a statement to Capt. R: K. HopklnsV an old' resident of WashiJtdnlKlttriKe tiffli'Mvl. the city. It. appears that an affection turcs uuder oath attached, to the for each .other baa existed 'between the effect that they flnedtlle peti parties for 'aevetal years, and though vcamv the parents of the young; lady tried hard tion to abolisi the anti-po- l petition-of.the:"3Ifrmo- se-cur- ' For the last few days rumors of an tennial petition, to give their names eUpemen in Salt Lake City have been "Mormons," the great ; ' went arpund ,( Jftwo r,apd .induced a dozen jadie&Svho ih&siguecl theCen upon d , y pi act-Le- position thatj to me her, own language, "sbo mutt b'avo been ertiy" at the time. With1 these reflections came bitter regrets, and on Friday afternoon she to ner father's house and asked to be allowed to remain. Her request was granted1 and she stayed with ber parents on Friday night husband calli In the evening , her ed for her at Ler father's reei. dence, but did not see her, and as he was unable to obtain any satisfactory explanation of the reason why she had not returned home, he went down into town and circulated the report that his wife had been kidnapped. A number, of young men. and, boys rallied at the call, of Hopkins, and proceeded to the residence of Mr. Young, where they became very violent in their threats if the lady was not given up to her husband immediately. Failing to accomplish their object in this manner, Mr. Hopkins the services of an attorney, and a writ of habeas corpus was issued abent 11 o'cleek at night, by Judge Emerson, against1 President Brigham Young and Brlgbam Young', Jr. Deputy Marshal jSmitb attempted to serve the writ between 12 and 1 o'clock, but was nnafcle to do so. 'After the offieer retired, a crowd of, yaung, men remained around the premises, wiile others rode madly through' the streets,1' Supposing that an attempt' Would be'.Biade to carry off the voun? lady durine the nijrht. Some of the young men acted so disgracefully that they1 were arrested and fined, on 8a1'uray,r for the part they had taken in the .transaction,, On Saturday morning was served, and Mrs. Hopkins appeared in court with her father and mother, and tbeir attorney, Mr. Williams. Mr. Giichrist,. attorney for Hopkins, asked a postponement of the case, to " give hitri time' to examine the papers e Mr: William's stated that he did not tb,re would be any necessity lor argument aa the lady alleged to be restrained of her liberty, bad come freely into court, and would state under oath, that abet was. not detained against ber wishes The court" granted a postponement uatil ' one o'clock. When the case was called at the expiration of that hour. Hopkins'; attorney stated that the. had been instructed by his client.'to with-drathe petition without comment. The court permitted him to do so, and the ' defendant was ' discharged. The yonnr lady returned home with her paf- - incfietmenl |