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Show OGDEN JUNCTION. FIFTH STREET. W. Chak-- X STJt.4 Friday. Penrose. TTORD, Bmiwt EfBkf, Jalj Ebtro - - ilantgtr, aside aad the cause revealed for trial men, and if be can shut Mr Hatch d MV. up in the penitentiary till next term Associate Justice Bereman read of couit his malict will be gratified. a dissenting opinion, but we have do But we rather fancy that Huston ro6m for it atpresent or even a synwill be signally foiled and this vile opsis of it conspiracy- exploded, and we will keep our readers posted on the case aa ARREST OF HON. L. D. HATCH. CONWAY of Idahd" were on the look-ofor Mr. Hatch, and that he had been en the Jock out" for them, with the ut purpose, if convenient, of avoiding It maybe arrest. a matter of surMr. Hatch should prise to some that evade legal process, as that gentleman is well known to be a honorable and upright citi sen. A little explanation will make this natter clear to all. The facts in the ease are, that a persistent effort has been made, by certain parties in Id.thn, to briny trouble pon influential '"Mormons" . in Cache couaty and that part of Idaho immediately adjacent to it. Hon. Moses Thatcher, it will be re numbered, was arreted on a similar charge to that preferred against Mr. Hatch, aad although the evidence presented, on the examination before Commissioner Tooby, was to the ex-- aot reverse of the charge, Mr. Thatcher was bound over in the enormous sum of $20,000 to appear lor trial at ' Boise, hundreds of miles away, whither he had to travel in the dead of winter, simple because c was a ''Mormou,' of high reputation and influence. This was the only definite charge against him which was supported by the evidence. The nominal offense alleged against him was the procuring of fraudulent tn tries of land near Franklin, ocr tain persons having land according to law, and afterwards sold it, the attempt was made to show ... that Mr. Thatcher was implicated illegally is the transaction. The facts being made known to the Attorney General at Washington, and the vexatious character of the case being demonstrated an order was issued to stop the proceedings. - Mr. Thatcher's case was dropped like a hot but shortly afterwards warrant were issued against Mr. Hatch, Mr Biggs and other gentlemen living in the neighberhood of Franklin. Mr Biggs submitted to arrest, and wen' to Boise with just as good security nd reliable bondsmen as could be desired ia any eourt in any country. But the object being persecution, not prosecution, and the parties moving ing in the matter, knowing they would have no chho when it should come to trial, the bonds were refused, and Mr:- Bigg) hustled into prison. Mr., Hatch, understanding that the intention was to Iroat him in a similar manner, did not put himself dlaw-abidin- d , po-tato- e, - irection the ' T. CXIJTOX Et We; hhvt received information of the arrest, last evening, of Hob. L- Hatck of Franklin, on a renio charge f snbornatioo of perjury. We have known for sonie time that the officers The metropolis of the British Empire covers, within fifteen miles' radius of Charing Croea, nearly 700 square miles, and numbers within these boundaries 4,000,000 of inhabitants. It comprises 100,000 foreigners from every region of the niaslonarj Appointment. globe. It contains more Jews than The Home Miasionaries of Weber the whole of Palestine, more Roman Catholics than Rome itself, more County are requested to fill the appointIrish than Dublin, more Scotchmen ments herein named, on Sunday, July than Edinburgh. It has 7000 miles 4th, 1875. streets. and F. of it proceeds. 2. 1875 way of the officers, determined to go to Boise, and surrender himself iiT the fall, when the eourt should be ia session, having abundant proof of bis innocence. Some persons may wonder why any one should wish to institute such proceedings agaiast innocent men. We will explain farther. At the Jast election but one for Delegate to 5 Congress! from Idaho, one Jo. W. Huston, District Attorney for the Territory, aspired to the seat. To secure thA4Mormon,, Tote ha visited the "Mormon settlement in Oneida County, flattered the Bishops, praied the people, was 'delighted with "Mor. won'' virtue and industry; aad dan died polygamcos children on his . - He thought th8Mormon" . JtBpe. vote was his for certain.' But alas the "Mormons" went fur honest John Hailey to a oiaB,and Hailey was elected. And then wasn't Huston . 1 mad! He openly swore that he would $inch Bishop Hitch and others, and Al. Plain City Ella-wort- h. half-pa- st rs judgment was A boy got his grandfather' gun and loaded it, but waa afraid to fire: he, however, liked the fun of load ing. and so put in another charge but was still afraid to fire. He kept on cnargtng, but without Brine, unti he got six charge into the old piece .1 ri' tits gratiamomer, learning his teme him, and rity, smartly reproved the old continental dis grasping charged it. The result was tre mendous, throwing the old lady on her back. She promptly tttruggled to regain her fent, but the boy cried out: "Lie still, granny: there are five more charges to go off yet. a in the Ogden Bazaar, occupied by Mr. F. A. Shiells. rendered against them in the Third It seems that feme beys, either wanDisrtut Court, from which they aptonly or carelessly, threw a lighted peal. Amongst the causes fur appeal into the Mre, which, in explowas this : set fire to about eighty dollars' ding, er examination of OrUodo juror, he testified Cro-wel- CELEBRATION! has been enlarged to doable ita former capacity and is bow displacing superior class of goods, embracing the most staple and popular stjlet known in American markets, among which, for Ladies' and Children' wear, aeighbering brought S'ores, had nearly put out the fire Mr. Shiells thinks he has lest about five hundred dollars worth of gaoda, not insured, and the show window ef the store waa blown out by the explosion. It was the opinion of everybody pre ent. that if there had been no water at Its near by, it would have ben im possible to bare subdued the fire, and the probability is that meet of the s'ores in that part of Main street would have Our City Fathers were been destroyed when the water tanks ordered they right to be built, and their wisdom and care in providing for the aaf.ty of the city was demonstated again this morning. Where are the grumblers and growlers Anotner person, Mr. James Lowe, wbe have heretofore oppeaed the outlay called as a juror, on examination! of o build these publio fands nece-ar- y stated, among other things that he" tanks? Let them bide their heads for has formed an unqualified opinion, shame. .s aud though in one answer he says he thinks he could render an impartial verdict, yet he repeats in conclusioL in his examination that be had formed an unqualified opinion and that it would bias his mind unless removed by testimony. This juror was challenged by the defense, the challenge denied and the juror swern as to this point raised by the deleud ants, the cc urt very properly eaa "we think the challenge was erroneously denied." It will be observed that the charge was for the "malicious" destruction of property. The defense introduced Wm. Hyde (one of the defendants) and he was asked these questions, "slate what motive you had if any other than to obey the writ, in doing the act complained of in this case" when you went to execute the writ now in your hand f also state whether at the time yo i had any against the plaintiff?" ' To these questions the plaintiff ob jected, and the objection was sus 1 tained by the court. ' The supreme court says "we are ot the opinion that these questions were proper, and that tbey should have ill-w- il been allowed. The supreme court, speaking of the defense set wp, thai the warrant issued by Clinton and directed to McAllister was a sufficient jns.ifica-tio- n for the act, says "the supposed writ was void on its face. It directed tn destruction of property, which was not authorized by any valid law or ordinance. The declaration of magna chartci incorporated as part of the fundamental law of the land, by the sixth article of amendments to tbt Constitution, that "no person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law waa clearly violated." The eeurt concludes as follows: . . ' UAVIB .MOORS, Firemen 'a excursion. The firemen, or aome of them, pro pose to do. their deolaration of inde pendence celebration in Of den, where tbey go under the auspices of the book and ladder company, and at the invitation of the Ogdea fire brigade. The Salt Lake boys will take a hand engine with tkem, and in the evening a torchlight procession will be given. The day is to be spent in dancing, quoiting, ete. The committee request ut te say that all who intend te go with this excursion should make it known immediately, so that proper arrangements can be made. -- 8. L. Herald. & Co., Co., and many other atylea o I Shoes justly esteemed and FRENCII STOCK (tbeso goods for quality and finish are superior to anything known.) RaiinierTllle. Saucier, Ijeveii. t'bna. Simon, Corueliu lieJgl. Joiitloi Mi'reier, Sorro, JjtMker, Corueillan, DOMESTIC STOCK: Wax, Hemlock and Oak Upper; Hemlock anil PhiladcN pliia Call aud liip; during day. That W. N. Fife be Marshal of the Day; and that be and the Chief of the Fire Brigade select from the fire com pany men to act aa special police during the day. Tba' the services of the Ogden Brass Band be engaged by the city for the oc casion. That at sunrise the National flag be unfurled, and serenading ia the early morning by tbe Oglen Brass Band Tba. at 10 o'clock a.m. the citizens repair to Jones' Qrev. where the fur ther proceedings of the day will be car red on under the auspices of Company A, Oglen Fire Battalion, as per their programme. Waltxh Thomsoh, V F: A. BaowN, Special Com. Dan-l- er & Particular attention is called to immense additions recently made in our stock ef Foreign and Domestic Leather aud Shoe Findings. l, waat of any of the qualifica tiona prescribed by sta'ute to render a pereon competent aa a juror." By section 4th of (he Act of January 21, 1859. it it provided that "A person is Dot elishall not gible to serve, and serve on any grand or petit jury unlets he owna taxable property and pays taxes in this Tetri ory " The provision that a person shall not serve as petit juror, unless he is the owner of taxable property, ia express and canno' He disrrgaraed. The qualification mu-- t exist at the lima be is offered, add it dea not satisfy the statute that he bad the qualification when the jury list was prepared. The necessity of this qualification ia not obviated by the Act of Con-greof June 23J, 1874 It results that the court erred in deoying the challenge of Mr. Crewell." call attention to the Specialties of Edwin C. Burt, Sollera sought for. on bin voir dirt A we Sauaser, OFFICIAL rn "let. Finding Department of Z.C.M.I. at Salt Lake City, FOURTH of JULY worth of fireworks exposed for tale. As soon as the alarm was given. Marshal THE CELIBRATIOM COMMITTEE that he waa not the owner of taxable Fife, who at aapecial session of the to be near by, formhappened property at that time; that be waa the ed a bucket briCounoil to a programme for the and the fire up get company, owntT of taxable proper'; at the lime of Celebration of the National Anniversary malting the jury tint in the preceding gade, with their usual promptness, Augua', but had not paid taaee, aoJ did far the engine, which was on the ground reported tne touowing, wbica was net know thai be was assessed. The de within five minutes af'.er the first alarm, adopted: fendant challenged for cauae. wheb waa That Ogden City held a c- lebration on denied The 103 J section of the I'raciice but before tbey could do much service, some Act provides that chtlleugea tor cauae the bucket company, and Monday, the 5th of July, and that all may be taken on 'he following grouada: business bouses be closed the from the ' On th The Boot, Shoo, Leather, and Shoe Joseph Stanford The New of yesterday brings ua 8. Richards. Easton Lorin Farr and L. F. Monch. the text of the opinion of the Su Harrisville Wiaslow Farr. preme Court, as delivered by Chief Eden Joseph A. West and W. X. Justice Lowe; Emerson, Associate, Fife. eoncurring. Our space forbids the West Weber Root. McQuarrie sod publication of the opinion entire, C C Brown. hence we are compelled to admit a Huntsville Moroni Brown aad Thoa mere synopsis of it. Wallace. Edmund As our readers are aware this was Ojden Tabernacle Con. the a suit iostitnttd by plaintiff F D. RICHARDS. declared by house who a kept way, Fire on Main Street. the City Council to be a nuisance, and which the defendants were order 8 o'clock This morning about eJ t j abate, and under which order it aa alarm ef fire waa raised on Main St , was alleged certain property was ma- caused by the explosion ef liciously destroyed. A Lonpon. IliioNeta; lellle: Taiiipieo; Curaeoa; Oak and Hemlock Ilanie Leather; Saiua f ;ruz Sole Leather And all Hie Latent Style Hall'; Splits Helling; ltoaus ia all Colors: of.Laltf. In sJtort, our preparations be for a large Spring trade will found g sup-plyin- and complete in every thorough ment of the Institution, Depart- H. B. Clawson, Suut. dl64tf. Unity is Strength -- ! o W. H. PIDCOCK & JOS. TYRRELL FARE'S GROVE. to in To nil the People of Weber County, mat tliej have blended their Jlereautlle llim ness and Boot and Mltoe Mainifaeluriitg Iniertsl together, for the express purpose of organizing; a FARR'S GROVE, MONDAY, Awsocial ion In the old Second Ward July 51 Ii, 1875. premises, lately occupied by i'ldeock & Gale's Swings, Games, Dancing Furniture Oepot, MAIN ST., OtiOliV. (Said preand Amusements mises have been refitted and prepared for the kinds will be going on throughout tbe an J. above business, and we cordially invite our Dancing to commence at 2 p.m friends and the people in general, who are ia Ob tht tpaciou platform prepared for terested In Home Manufactures, to call and see tbe uccaiiou. for themselves. GRiXD PICMC Bill, AMI yISII AT Co-operat- ive Of TariotM IB IMPORTANT NEWS. St. Paul, Mix., June 30, 1875. (Special Dlipatcb te Geo. A. Low, S. L. City.) Great Harvester trial yesterday at Elward" Harvester DeWitt, Nebraska. the lightest draft, aad did the best work. "Elward" victorious over Marsh Harvester and all others. (Signed) A FIRST CLASS BAXD Will be ia attendance. All those wishing to participate St Pavl Habvkstib Woiis. The above is sufficieot evidence te such as are interested that the Elward Harvesters still keep the lead above all others, and those wha purchase the Elward will find it to be the best Harvester manufacture 1. The machines are fully warranted as represented, and for sale by M. D. Hammond, Ogden and Logan. WE design adding other branches of Howie Industry to our Establishment fast as circumstances will allow. We have engaged tbe eervtoes of Mr- - Ricbass White, who is well known to mo&t of our citue is as an Exnerieneed DruersU aad we shall, in a few dajs, open a Drug Department with a New Stock of Goods in that line, direst from tbe Etst. PIDCOCK in the above are cordially invited. Refreshments will be provided on the ground. TO PLATFORM ONB DOLLAR. 4240 it STREET, -Lb'TH -b'- 41 S :o:- - BAKERY. Card or Thanks. Oonaa, Jctv 2d, 1875. EniToa JvxcTtos: permittee, through the.eolo.mas ef yaur paper, te return ny heart t It thanks to the titiina of Ogdea Fifth Street, Oyden, hat the who so promptly and kindly helped te ' ' ; put ent the fire in any (tore this morn-toI ant aatisfted that If it bad not been to their careful andV energetic Brtad, Craekert, Pitt, Cake, and all kind efforts all my goads would, hare been of Paltry 1 and should have been under destroyed OR 8A1.E OR TO ORDER. the necessity of starting in business Ice Cream During the Summer. again under very unfavorable circumstances. J- - TT F A. Shiills Respectfully, A APfX GROCERIES, IJELJDJjy ; j 6c, v AND PASTRY FRESH EVER Y DAY. -- All Goods delivered free to any part of tbe City. re-tri- al . ' CANNED GOODS, Prices down to the lowest possible margin. ; - GENTS' FURNISIII3V08, Just reoeived from the East. STTWfirD A loand shouldered, inquisitive OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. man kicked what he thought was an ornamental dog lying on a step to see HAPPV R BLIEf FOR YOtJSQ MEN FROM has since tried his little utmost to if it was hollow. It wasn't an orna- tffectiof Krron and Abuse, is rarly life : ratnrt..... Tmn'm.t. keep his word. l imftw aw vA u "We have thus adverted to those ques- mental dog, ai.d it wasnt hollow but Manhoad k n.i New method of treatment moTd. New aad reHuston is at the bottom of all this tions presented by the reoerd most like- was there on business, and the in- - markable wnediee. Book, and Circnlare nt free, io eall eoTelope. Addnm. HOW A RD ASto be of importance en a e' ly ! man 11 nA Anittittf. wttL trouble. Ila is the prime joover is the viiatljio N. SOCIATION. 41. Ninth St Philadelphia, Pa.-- en cause; and for the errors referred to InemntioB a tifh reputation 1br the conepiiacy against thaae geatlt- - the judgment ia reversed, the verdict set his aunt till his If gets well. j hoaeraM. eoadoctaaTiaf and BreJanienal .kill. i30Xm & Shoes CLOTHING, liOSDOtf BAKERY. . FULL STOCK OF Dry Goods, Notions, Boots ed g. TYRRELL Managers. J. STAMFORD, to Grove Free. Adtnigatoii &, 203-l- f. ! 1 I J 1 |