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Show y f DULY COIUSSE REPORTER. f FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1871. DENNIS J. - I ; J GUILTY, OB NOT GUILTY.. Not long tgo we noticed a labored Article In tbo outride organ of tbe Church, the Omaha Herald, attempting to prore that the mild mannered murderer Bishop Robert T. Burton of Salt Lake City, had committed IS. E3B L OAMIOFF, G GO., come , 1 I WHOLESALE Lumber Yard, PROPRIETOR. CORINNE, A full Assortment of - - . Building Material 'ii SUGAR DRESSED, CLEAR r . , Tears Old. ; I oari Ju- Th Wk 4 ' T1 CJrr bet. R MiGIN. XCxtra. v plxei IIoi It r ! Black Swan IOOT8AI1D 41 i ; ! rrIt A, DIttck ftn 1 -- T I 2 W fates 9 &rD S DAV.l I frcri A yt BRANDIES. fror and turc . 4 Champ V P f Yi I 1 r M. Dwpny, Robins Juki t LIQUORS and CIGARS Si Co. Mint I CtJ h CROCKERY, SHERRY. i isr.1 oti I DUmomin IO.DJ clo i PORT WINE. t AND . tho " uni BUILDERS9 NAILS, Etc., Etc. attention. M This is the largest stock ol eceived by Merchandise ever i i , Ml kinds i I I will oon enjoying the delight it of a trip scree Salt Lake to s point foratthe built i a whore being pier south end, accommodation of U new ntcamer, which is expected to be ready in two or three weeks. known that thl boat i It U not generally and first class, and of Immense strength been have beautiful model. New engines service, specially wade for Lake will prore formlda- -: expected the steamerCentral Railroad in the blerival to the Utah transmission of passengers, freight, and dee from Seat- - Cafioo, Granttville, fcoekton and Untie, which can be transfer B Plnt ted to can on the C. P. B.8hould it prove Corinne. west of mile forty tuccessfUl, a there Is every reason to expect, to modify it theUtah Central will have west. ore to K Intends carry rate. If rxxi, bot . liw. m..W. i. will Inside of next ba Fancy! and Family Groceries, ' I j. I gi ' g an Proprietor. 1 FOR ' call nd b m AN I ! I PRODUCE. Cartccoa, Anisette, x Maraichla, J . ' 4 t -1- Abyath, - tl i Vermouth, Cberry CorIl 1 reduced Price. WITH FREIGHT ADDED. I . J!& i X We Be, SfffillttK ah, are determined to tell at ; v I KEGS. t J py orer of Brig. Oo. a a Augur, Oomd g. Pn running The iteamboat and trade aw week, and all her shipment There ii nothing ty he nsdt to Corinne. point. aboutforty miles west or any other Hhou wear or vntxr pocxorioif poig t thU it th rTribone pleaca nalw a noU of B1 T MRS. IlEGGEL ? would , CIGARS 1 i f 1 1 rtd of Corinne, Lx Hsrftvtll', Nevada, , u Cabanas, k ment can compete with. IT. F. respectfully announce that & E. Line. .L. . r r ornoa m NortU ,and N.rtliweit, Eastern I CCUns, CJX31marM-t-UB f , ' A j stock of I i V f W I - OUSD Glanior. I ttgff wtll taoetv , I AIID SIGN i I FADITEa,; oto. Papor-hanffo- r, fifriftii nmpt fttteatkm. or tb W f SS Oft-t- f ; I c&11 V' kiettyi f bemtifui ud bot ad de- - used by the trade l" 8 l I at th shortest uUo, and to perou ordering abroad X promt to gtve my personal 1 tho election nd shipment of good. 1 tho m , else OAXd ' 4 CXBBAXS) & WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Wines, Liquors aiul ty, .. . . , tbe Iaadies Bazaar 17-0(- Bergoehea of stock can h bougt either la th. AUsotid 8ttes or CsUfornl. smlaaUoa of good sad price respectfully lTi( i . Cub XVKBYTHINO low DOiltlETO CUID IIATO, ES JkCBCS. H. 0HEPI1EHD, 4 i J k ! Examine" ! our Stock, and the adTaataget w offer a mnmaammammMamHMaBemMMaeaHMemaMaHeaemMmMl f and Southern Utah, InTited to -- F I f The Jobbing trade W the i Ila d - Nlle, Ii Contract mad for tbe delivery of freight to any point la MonUa. Terms will be m cheap m the cheepoct MW Will also run a DAILY LXStift from Helens to Deer Lodge, ' ' - she Is In. receipt of a large , Terrl-iMtbeiathd- ,.. . - ti - Ther will be told, at public auction, at the Qnar Wyomlng tormatr Pepot, searof Cheyenne June, 1871. commencing at 17 Draught horn 8 Mules 8 Ponies ,i Aad a large lot of eoademaed Qortormtor TO THE LADIES. prlcei which no other' eitabliih Property. unscrvicoablo t, Beat, 1, 3, S and 10 Gallons Cnppte Mark Goode Care of I i1 -- City s.Marshal Sale. ont of duattM By virtue of n execution, tued Boxalder county, to me dWtod, & I have aelaod William nue and on Wagon, on on paa of Horae, II i rues, one load ot Lumber, and baU P? I50, R otia, of unit for sale at pubtto auction. or begat Tender 1 oclock at P.M., oa th 20th day of May, A. JS'thU I2h day of May. A. X. 1871. ; Q. HARNI8H. r JOHN . City Marshal. trf. I . EIGHT BAYS FROM CORINNE ? (Turner), Ginger Wie Peppermint, and Whiskey Cocktails, Brandy, Gin i Old Tom Gin, - Cntter Wllkf Grape; Brandy. 4 wck. cheap i K D'Etas ClSari ....cortxn... rufc and rtfih Ms., Cifcaif ; ' 8 1 J h l n f Sympt (Gam and Km It), after April 10, 1871, and conInue durln ll,e 8ea.on. I V f t CASE GOODS. TO HELENA. 3avalryom.- - - . f attended to at greatly Goods Sold at Chicago Prices, foroaah. Sale of Government t t tlic trade. Freighters out- - 1 c. Home, llcnlya I X L Kcd Jack. " Cal. XVlao, Angoslor. On anil attend- by mall or telegraph promptly O. H. XlUota Court, oltv S-- BITTERS. . ConatasUy on baud. eamle Cuttinf; ' i r couvinfcvd. to Superior Inducements r LODGE K i Jam. Ginger (Brawn), AND COUNTRY PRODUCE CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY K ii CIDER. Crab Apple, 08, s 1 c' - tn COKINNE r w ' leading article, which enable jme to offer superior inducement to tbo public in price and quality. I f tl V i this Firm Quart. ' Pint and Quart. ny.nii, Plbt ami Quarts. carful'y elected, and WILL LEAVE Prepared Expressly . 1. V PORTER. titnii, of which hM boon Olv . I wI f'li 1 Outfiting Goods, "mVe also on hand a lot f Byau, Plnt-a- k i HUGH EIRKEffDALt, Ttnnent'i, Pint and Quart, i J ' 1 stock of Generali! Merchan- - 1 w ENGLISH ALE. , disc: g gg lb .4 Mascalrllr.1 Angrllca, Hill ailll COIlipIctC AND The Pride of Corinne $th . re. U i HELENA & DEER Ordan CALIFORNIA WINKS. MATTING, FAST FREIGHT Smoking Tobacco, far tf t il While, . , Hirer. Between 2d and3d atroet. Co., Californio. Oood shipped east and west on any house west of the Missouri - - Corinne, A 3 j the line of the lUUrod th same dy order are received. no!3tf. J.W. . ' I ' f dim. lifl.l.ltk, llldstck Si WINDOW SHADES, on hand a good awortment for Keepeonataa the jobbing trade. Order by mall will receive prompt and careful n&ir Block West of Depot, PRODUCE AND Cabinet.: N. CARPETS, OIL ''CLOTHS, 1 GROCERIES, s P. Cure (ICrug g)9 Oil Oflloe: GUTHRIE, AVh.olesalo and Retail ft PAPER, VVALL s, Corinne, Utah. an CHAMPAGNE. S, PROVISIONS nn 1.1 MULE SHOES, do-no- Co-ri- Inp Corner of Montana und Gtli St IIORSE-SIIOEJVAIL- alf MERCHANTS, COMMISSION Corinne, I r t? cy ANB PLAIN PICKETS, Montana it., - inhat Ides, fa bbls and balfbbls. I Ross, Woodworths Dourbon, Scotch Wblekey. r . t inaugurate a crusade against a das of people there called apostates,or who who t believe exactly as they do, decline to recognize the temporal power of the Priesthood, and to drive theso people on a few day,, and frequently on a few hour notice, from their home and land. The stock and property of these persecuted peoscoundrel who ple are sacrificed, since the threaten their live will not permit them to dispose of their good and chattels. Two families have already been banished by zealous member of tho church, who did not even permit them to hunt and gather together their stock; and threo other famines have boon ordered to flee from their home within four days, to leave the Territory, and to surrender their csttlcy etc to this secret Ku Klux fraternity. By whose authority are these industrious and peaceable citizens driven from their homes, their property despoiled, and their stock taken? The men that sake, persecute these poor people for opinion are robber who deserve and will receive tho attention of the United State authorities. Let the Church call off its dog I Salt Lake Tribune. .it, ehep Av O.r P.Torlt. . , queensware, M Sromincnt Salt bo T Millers Cxtra Rout boa. ; (butters Bourbon. - Swan HEAVY HARDWARE, HORSE SHOES, ROUGH FENCING, We have reliable Information from Millard county, in the southern portion of the Territory, that tho old spirit of intolerance and persecution has revived, if it ever was dead, in that section of tho country. Tho members of tbo church hove Stiak folk r vai' GLASSWARE, UTAH. Ldx.--T- j0 I Wholesale and ilcrall IN SOUTHERN across LJ' Rjry V. II. Si Co., SASH, BOORS ANB IMPORTANT TO MONTANA. We learn that the Alger Reduction Works of this city are prepared to receive and pay I cash according to assay tests for all ores brought here from Montana or elsewhere. This will give an opportunity to load the hundreds of freight wagons every day comHelena, Virginia and urn; ing back fromnorth. General Heffcman is other point such information to time at all give ready on the subject as parties interested may in come quire. Let the rich ore of Montana into converted bo and things to Corinne on Of valuo to their owners. ' Virginia CAPS HATS ,AMD & 1I111NR0, CREIGIITON . THE NEW .( Crab COME ONE! COME ALLij PAINTS, OILS, GLASSWARE, Redwood Mouldings, 1 X EVERY (' tab, : tsk Redwood and Pine Shingles, And other interested in buildingnew school houses, will do well to consult tho elegant I Cut and description of a cheap school house given in tho last number of tho Journal of Education. w The article on Education, Safety, Wealth, Brackett; the editorial on by Miss Annie C.Educational Association, Tho National statement of tho ap. setting forth its objects, portionments of school fund and other practical and interesting matter, make up a numothers One ber of great valuo to teachers and allSchools. interested in the question of Public Address, J. B. Mkbwix, ' Editor and Publisher, - 710 Chesnut street, St. Louis, Mo. KU-KLU- ii aimers Bourbon. Qcn8 Furnishing Goods, Montana street, - CorIna CROCKERY, ( Crowders Bourbon. Clothing! .SHOES, HATS,! S0HCTHKfl (IEY VV FLOORING, SCHOOL DIRECTORS. & Old Hi Kext Door Westof BetropollUa Hotel, liquohs, tobacco, cigars, PINE, FINISHING LUMBER, OREGON PINE al--w- ays ! Mil....- - KAHM BRO.S rough lumber, yesterday morning, was a great disappointment to tho people of New York. Not from any sorrow at1 tho fato of tho unfortunate man, or that they grieved at his modo of death, but because about two third of the to population in tho Empire Stato wanted be present when tho act of asphyxiation took the place. They could not go in to enjoy awfUl spectacle, for tho law has nicely curbed that brutal curiosity by limiting the number of spectators to less than twenty. It is a sad commentary on public tasto to observo that thesotragic tableaux of tho law aro the occasion of this gross exhibition of a'cold hearted vein running through human nature the world, over. When tho fatal career of tho depraved string ends tho mortal loses nothing by shutting criminal, society tho melancholy spectacle from common observation. 4 - groceries w4 Moores Rye, 3 and t all, all to be dad at LOW PRICES J I SURPRISINGof ,tock their received Have Just AT(s M K WHISKIES. , ENDLESS VARIETY, ALSO HANGED. Tho hanging of Ruloff, at Binghampton And Motions, etc., IN I , tJTAll. I CLOTHING AIID DRY GOODS, & ' r Competition Absu d. BOOTS The v and botito,,, d English ales and porters, specialties. log, with other brands, always on hand CALIFORNIA; BLANKETS, Always on hand. lowo-- h . , i SO LOW AS TO . - ' , (&0ill5 UDiry - and tho ADaatio States, and my fteeortment ofk . foreign and domestic canaot be eurpawd latL conn try. California wines . A s -- r. . or PRICES merchants, t cs do! j: s - tj 1 Wines, Liquors and cisan WE HAVE ADOPTED A, SCALE i d j (Mission Staple and (Fancy u Clothing i ay Mor-rissit- , t' ZVEB brought to this market. My good, u, leeted from the leading honace of the Psctc M r I COUPETITlGY TOE undersigned take pkuore in mnM . that he has Just received and bu la (tore U w. ; est and finest stock of ' Yt j Stock of i D. 17: PfltlUHUnST, Spring Stock 01,: 1871 I and Stunner Spring WE CHALLENGE s OH! HUEBAH! AND bbocebs add i . , New cdpmiNjyj no crime when he shot the poor Morrissite women. That Burton was then acting In hl office of Sheriff, with a .writ of J udge Kinney, and trying to quell a rebellion against 'the constituted authorities of that time. Now, after many years of silence, the Herald Is offended because a Grand J ury finds an indictment against the innocent Robert, merely out of envy! "VVo refer to the caso to-donly to ask the not very complicated question, why does Burton run off and hide himself from the laws, if he .be not guilty f If the records of tho District Court, or tho oral testimony of Judge Kinney, can show that tho killing of the was done as a, necessity in tho performance of duty, by tho officer, then there ii no more occasion for Burtons fleeing1 his - home, than if he had been preaching in Great Britain at the date of tho massacre.! Tho Omaha advocate of this fugitives cause-shoulor drop tho persecuted priest a line, ac4 tho that his day in every car, whisper cosed is away, tho world is apt to look upon his absence as a confession of something akin to guilt. Tell him to como back and faco the music. Doctor. Readyt v' AND Editor. TOOHY, 0 TD 3EEL WXr , BANSOHOFFS COLUMN. I BBGOE1B COLlftl. ' !j ' |