Show AND OTHER MATTERS HATTERS FROM fron IS DAILY JAN JAX 2 invitation TO VOCALISTS professor geo careless wishes to increase the number of members in the tabernacle choir and parties who desire to join that organization wre ire are invited and respectfully requested to nall eail ail ali all and see him ar ai the music store 37 east temple st MATCH on christmas day there was a singular walking match at coalville Co alville Conrad Staley was matched to walk against isaac See leys horse hor sethe the best walking horse in town to echo a dir dla tance of five miles for a of 50 staley beat the horse by seven minutes taking the lead in the start and maintaining it to the end of the race time 56 minutes the road was in a miserable con snow and slush slash two inches deep to say nothing of mud puddles ogden junction dec 31 SEXTONS REPORT for december 1872 males 25 females 23 of these adults 29 children 19 died of the following caused causes canses as reported typhoid pneumonia 10 typhoid fever 6 inflammation of bowels 3 consumption 3 old age 8 strangulation 2 croup 2 measles 2 diphtheria dip therla theria 2 child bed 2 mara amus 1 cancer 1 convulsions 1 idled ladled died at birth I 1 spinal disease 1 liver complaint 1 jeralyn paralysis 1 erysipelas 1 teething 1 heart disease 1 killed accidentally ashot 1 shot ahot 1 sulk sui cide clde 1 total interments inter ments 48 total deaths during the year deducting ducai g 69 brought from country places f T r interment and 42 transient persons lii ili ill would leave leavo the total mortality of resident citizens at joserh josepn E taylor sexton per deseret telegraph ST georoe jau 2nd and singularly enough we have not seen an indian south of nephi city clothed in the habiliments ants of uncle sams hamb annuities almost every one had a small navajo and not a U S blanket around his sh shi ering frame there is a constantly increasing demand for a money order office and a wells fargo cos gos express agency at this pol pot point n L the late southern mission conference was attended by people from kanab beater bearer panacea and the intermediate settle ments ment sand and was held in the main hall of the new tabernacle president young whose health is gradually improving spoke three times during the conference much valuable vale vaie able abie instruction was given by the several beveral speak speakers drs for a past number of days and nights copious rain falls have quenched the earths thirst at this whitin writing the weather remains threatening A M M 1 SPANISH FORK dec 1872 editor C eacret wewt mews dear sir on reading the very interesting erting eating letter in your issue of december from your c correspondent georg 0 lambert dated at spanish fork I 1 thought another item that probably dij not come under his bis notice might not be uninteresting as indicating the progress of our town mentally and morally as well as financially nanci ally I 1 allude to the existence of the young mens mena lite literary institute of spanish fork this society waa was organized april 1872 and now numbers thirty nive five members weekly Y meetings are held for tor debate debato and mutual improvement the society have pur chased a building ssi tit site to in a central part of the tow nand naud nand are erecting a lecture room 20 by 24 feet feet leet built of squared timber which la Is nearly completed this room will also I 1 a used for a sele select et school by bj the members of who are aw aketo to the importance of continuing their a tion endeavoring thus to prepare them selves for fod the I 1 im in future E respectfully SAMUEL samuer L y sec hee Y al ill L 1 I CASE or 11 SALE CATTLE I 1 aTEA usg USO it has long iong and strongly been suspected that certain residents ot corinne have been engaged almost that town com fenced to exist in iti extensive cattle steeling ng operations until lately however howe thu thy evidence was not thought to be sufficient to coni coul convict ot the parties supposed to have taken P PC part C 1 in d ad the matter it will be remembered that he the some bome months ago p published dolish an extract irom a the 1 subject which bich was written aritte a by a gentleman of brigham city with those cattle stealing arrangements have at last comer to light through the instrumentality of one of the thieves whose name is iq bichard richard martin his wiro wire also albo testifying to the correctness of her hus bus husbands bands ads teotimo testimony i ny these two ap feared before judge elliott El llott at corinne on saturday and made thirteen affidavits implicating cating martin alm telf AU alexander xander zander top ance race E P joh Job johnson non nOD A S wright william nover and add thomas heller th tho latter it will be remembered was somo some time ago an auctioneer in this city and ibe the others have been considered among the leading citizens of corinne as ad ther complaints were made out warrants fon for the ahe arrest of the panties parties implicated were issued and placed in the hands bands of the sheriff of tho the county mcjohn mr john burt bun of brigham city the latter proceeded deato to a ranche some distance north of malad vailey valley whore where he arrested band tand he also proceeded to corinne on monday where he found torance and johnson there were loud talk and tall threats among many of the residents of corinne Cor iune lune about a hundred and fifty or of whom declared thattie that ahe prisoners should not ot he be taken and it was waa finally agreed to bv judge elliott that ball bali amounting to each should be accepted in the cases of torance and johnson A demand was also made by the rabble that wright and be liberated on ball which was not acceded jornd they were placed in safe keeping at brigham city to which place martin wag was also aiso taken it appears from accounts which we have received that martin was induced to GlA split plit on his alleged fellow plunderers on account of the blackmailing pressure brought to boar bear on him by them he helga Is a butcher and says that he killed the stolen molen cattle which were not taken to the snake river country and sold for cash and that there ws wis an agreement that he should supply his alleged confederates with all the choice meat they required and with occasional cas ional sums of money the demands made upon him for a long time back in this way have been so overwhelming and exorbitant as to completely exasperate ox both himself and his bis better half and as he stated be the matter himself their lives wore wone were a complete burden to them as a they thoy were in a continual state or of nervous apprehension atis is the reason why martin concluded to make a clean breast or of the whole muter mutter he was so ao i up over the affair that he said he would rather die than endure the annoyance that he be had been beer subjected to any longer ronger in making the affidavits he did not seek to screen himself in the least but told unreservedly of ochia his own complicity in the wholesale thieving transactions it is supposed that the extent of the stealing in could not be c vered by a less number thin than than from two to three thousand head of cattle and that at ac least one thousand ol of these were stolen and variously disposed of ef during last winter martin asserts that there were head of stolen cattle at a ranche rancho on snake river it is generally believed that the depredations of this cattle stealing organization were the main cause orthe of the great losses last winter to the herd of mr peter thomas heller was in ogden when the warrant int was waa issued for his arrest and word was at once sent to sheriff brown of that pw place 1 e by whom he was promptly i arrested the tho party parly from whom we received tt the 0 above information said he sup supposed ased that the rabble who talked so loud loudly y against the alleged cattle stealers steamers ste alers beine arrested belonged to the corinne branch of bf captain P as a and sargent al s G L 0 O U s it a large number of whom can frequently be seen at the justices court in this city espe cialle when one of the number happens to be involved in any little affair requiring legal adjust adjustment meni which by tae wa way T is not the me oase prom erom Ff lIDAY DAILY molly JAN 3 1872 2172 A PATAI fatal CASE mrs perkins of the ward who was attacked with smallpox some time ago eigo died on new years day at a house on the jordani jordan about three miles northwest north west of the city I 1 J he be quarantine physician declinton dr clinton I 1 attended to the burial yesterday afternoon anobia an obit I uary uhry notice of deceased will be found ir in a another nother column A SAD cask CASE we were informed this morning that mrs wilson a a resident of the ward who has haw lately been confined took some medicine last night and desiring a drauk of some kind dimmed abely afterwards after atter wards warda her aged mother by mistake handed her some liquid lye which she I 1 swallowed we have not heard whether the necessary antidotes were at once administered if not the accident may result very seriously to the unfortunate lady especially e in her necessarily weak condition whenever accidents of this kind occur sweet oil or other fatty liquids Fill ouid be at otice ad ministered administered in unmeasured quantities ties ai as bil bli has th the equality quality to mollify the iffla effects of the lye iye oa a wull well as other pol poi poisons bons sons THE PHILLIPS itu ilu oase CASE according to adjournment of tuesday last this case taso was resumed at two yesterday alestra Al essra haydon and maxwell for lor the prosecution and mr miner fon ron or the dorease defense it if will be remembered that mr miner ulner made a motion ta quash ther thew complaint against mr phillips beba because tise tige it contained two specific charges under two different sections of the statutes the court pur put the prosecute prose cut ent on on thel as to which charge should be proceeded upon land the complaint was amended artion ded so aa asi to contain bu but one pe specific charge under section ilof tl the criminal code the affidavit against mr Phit kips tips was waa made by gearge R maxwell mr phil kolhler Kol koi hyen hyer a burty Geri gori oermann butcher was the first witness wi wity wily tress ess he lip p feared on the stand with the upper part of his huge head and face en wrapped to lo a large white cloth his appearance causing a general smile among the spectators who were very numerous the court being crowded it was evident that most moat of those present had bad an idea that the mammoth cloth around the ponderous head bead might have been dispensed with so far as the sevet bevet ity of the injury was waa concerned but bat then such things havo have their effect s sometimes orn oin 0 the witnesses testimony was delivered with a broad dutch accent and was in persed with numerous oaths and vui rulx ganties gantries gari gan ties for which latter he was gently rebuked by the court who said the force of habit was waa very strong but it would be obliged to the witness if he would swear as little as possible during his examination he was even rebuked by mr nir hay don of the prosecution for the same thine thing and for being impertinent to defendants counsel mr miner when the latter was interrogating him Kol koi byers hyers statement wag wa in effect that on the evening or of dec he be had been r 9 giving v n bome mome some good advice to a dutch friend and that shortly afterwards officer phillips appeared at his bis shop and said witness was his prisoner witness told phillips he ha would not be arrested without a warrant he finally went with phillips on the way to the city hall he wanted to go into kahns store but phillips objected 4 and struck him on the upper part of the face cross examined by the de defense rense the advice witness gave friend was pushing the latter iatter aboul about considerably he told mr phillips he be thought ho he could not orrest arrest him without a warrant here a dispute counsel as to whether the defense had the right to ask the witness any he thought he could not be arrested witti without out a warrant mr miner said bis hig reason for fur asking the question tiou was waa that it bad come to the tho adin knowledge of the police and others that parties had been told by lawyers of this city that they could not be arrested without a warrant and that they would be justified in resisting arrest when attempted to be made otherwise than by warra warrant at tha it was waa well aware that such counsel had been given to individuals one lawyer had even gone so far as to say in open court that when policemen at tempted to arrest arrett parties without a warrant the latier latler should shoot them down like dogs and that others had expressed the same ideas although not quite so strongly the court knew know that such counsel was indirect in direct opposition to the law which es ei pressly provides that not only a police officer but even a private citizen had the right to make arrests when there was probable cause for believing that a crime had been committed I 1 and it was time that such matters were settled the tendency of the course pursued by some lawyers was to encourage resistance to the officers tle tte cross examination of kolhler Kol hyer by the defense was then resumed witness had his pistol ou on when taken to the city halia hall and it was a id d d good thing for phillips that it slipped down his pants into his boot did not say in the sho bho shop he be would put a head on phillips dionot did not nol swear at nr ner abuse phillips till the latter 9 give 90 0 him the fatal blow witness did want to go into the elephant store mr cunnington and another man did at that place profser proffer to go security for him D n if be knew the second mans name mr miner asked witness to take the huge cloth from lis his its head bead and show the court the extent of bis his injury but he refused to do so mr henry hillbruner Hiel bruner was the next witness for the prosecution saw officer phil lips libs go into Kol koi byors byers shop on the evening of the bay say to the latter you are my prisoner 11 kolhler demanded to bee see a warrant and was told a warrant was not required kolliner refused to go with the officer at first but finarty consented and witness walked up the street behind them they stopped a lew low minutes at the elephant corner and talked with some mea and then went on kolhler wanted to go into kahns store but the officer told him he be must go right along kolhler pulled backlas back as if insisting on going into the store stord when PhIllips struck nim eim on the upper part of the face by the defence kot kol byer said in the shop to mr that no son of a b n b would arrest him without a warrant the man who made the complaint upon uppa which kolhler was arrested was present in the shop when this took place at this thia juncture mr haydon interposed an objection to the close nature of the crosa exam nation to which the witnesses for the prosecution rose rode cution catlon were being subjected by the dereme stating that if the theory of the latter was to base the defense on Kol hyers resistance to the officer by whom he be was struck and should such resistance be pro ved it could only be viewed as extenuating evidence if the prosecution could prove the act itself on afi the accused with which the latter iatter was charged it would be sufficient grounds for his committal and that sueh buch extenuating circumstances could bof nob be considered by the court but could only be considered by a jury after ati the thi a accused had been committed committe ds i mr ac H wap it will wih bo be recollected is of an ex bloody turn of mind as indicated by a former speech in which he revelled bevelled revel rovel led in lri ats dein dain deluded een ken with imaginary human hilman go remade an anin In flamma ory little speech to tickle 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