Show LOCA L NEWS fron frog DAIL dall AUGUST 29 0 9 SEVENTIES STAKE COX cos conference the tes residing in the salt lake stake of zion will please take notice that a conference of the members of that organization will be held in t the he assembly hall in thi city 0 on saturday september 12 1885 QZ com mancing at it 10 am the th e seventies also from other stakes wh conveniently attend are respectfully e invited to be present kobert CAMPBELL CAMPBEL cherkof Clerk of the council of the first seven jio 0 o presidents of the seventies salt lake city an aug sug 99 1883 1885 races postponed owing to 0 o the jact fact that thre three of the principal contestants have been more or less disabled by shooting and other accidents accidee ts it was determined at a meeting of the bicycle ccle club held heid last night to postpone the medal races contemplated on monday next for one month Cut with glass yesterday while mr felt of A W felt co was arranging some bottles bottler in a refrigerator containing one herb beer burst into pieces 1 I 1 some of the glass striking mr ilir 1 hands cutting the second and third flu fiu fingers erlof of the right hand band to the bone mid and inflicting a severe gash in he palm of the left hand i sevie sevier devler r county from froma a gentleman lustop just up from f rom sevier county we learn that the crops throughout that county are unusually heavy but that owing to most of it ripening about the same time and the hary harvesting esting in some in stances being deferred too long there has been more waste than usual through the heads of the grain break ing off in a few cases cased where grain was sown very late rust set in and completely destroyed the crop proving that thab early sowing is tue safes safest t great scarcity of help las ras has been been experienced during the harvest season and it is perhaps mainly from this cause that the unusual waste has occurred ith the hero 11 we have just re c elied elfed I 1 a gopy bof of a ft beautiful ul little waltz a home production entitled the hero waltz Wal wai tzyy and dedicated to thour our brethren in prison this little gedwill gem will be received with delight by all lovers of music r being designed more especially for pupils pupil sit it will be found easy of execution the ati author thor flora S hill is we be lieve the first lady among the latter day saints who has undertaken musical composition A song by the same autho author r will shortly appear entitled Que enof enot the west local ocil li oeal art brother john jofin bohn of south cottonwood Cotton wood a self delf artist upwards of s sixty ix ty t two wo years of age whose painting pain tins of christ leaving the ithe orlum orium we mentioned favorably some time a ince showed ua us another specimen n of his skill today to day the subject of which is the captive dau daughters aters of Jp jerusalem weeping by the streams of ot babylon Itis it is a afancy fancy scene quite original and in point paint of design aswell as well weil as execution possesses considerable merit it will oe be placed on exhibition savages Sava ees art bazari bazart brother bonn Bohn has presented the alist mentioned picture to the logan temple and it will soon be framed and taken there fined for battery r ethis this morning alma colvin was tried before justice for battery on john B burstin Hur stin the sugar house ward on the of last jav jay july A number of witnesses were examined the facts elicited being as published in the NEWS a few days ago the defendant claimed to have acted in self defense but as the plea piea was not borne out by the testimony he was found guilty as charged the quarrel Is a disgrace to the parties concerned ned some of the participants being women and the feelings engendered ard bitter and pronounced colvin was sentenced sen fenced to pay I 1 Y a flue ot of 15 his attorney S A 1 kenner enner asked until monday at 10 a in td I of an appeal which was rante d A shameful alfairi james H looper I writing from pleasant grove 1885 1883 sends us the following aih aich we publish at his request with dt it havin having heard the tile other side of the sary ivery lvery very shameful ful fui affair occur occurred redin in th til sout southern portion of this ward on fiday of last week the particulars of are as follows hile the wife of james H hooper WaTemon wa remonstrating with george ras museh a young man who lives with her hei tather father A 11 madsen for turning th evater persistently away from her leang none for house bouse use young ras lueen seized herby her by the throat while she cloher lier ifer baby in her arms brutally chokae and lacerating the flesh with his nalls nalis nails nail Q and to ma make ka the matter more dis disputing buti guting ig still her father who stood by of defending his daughter from he brutal attack seized and held T her wuie her assailant pulled out large of df her hair and otherwise bru brutal beat her she tle graphed to her husband who was off at work in spanish fork cation callon but ming wing to the delay in delivery oi ol the tee gram he did not arrive home till late evening what f urther further steps wll wil vil be taken in the matter Is yet unknown officers secretary thomas Tho ida ioa today issued certificates of election tc the following municipal off omm meers officers 5 ill ila 1 I CORINNE CITY mayor J al guthrie Gu thrle councilors councillors Counci lors lebarnes AE AB Barnes D D ryan joseph keller C P groot short term R G welsh 31 E campbell I 1 treasurer H S erl eri krigbaum baum recorder J K fowler Al arshal marshal 11 HH 11 smith assessor and collector D D ryan justice of the peace 11 S krigbaum GRANTS grantsville VILLE CITY mayor A G johnson aldermen J T rich fir birst zt ward geo W hammond second ward R 31 barrus third ward councilors councillors Counci lors S E F woolley thomas orr F peterson AV millward 0 L anderson recorder AF afaisen A bansen fansen ansen treasurer thomas williams assessor and collector win wm 0 jef jet fries tries Af arshal marshal 0 0 E Bar barrus riis justice of the peace J springville SPRING VILLE sille CITY mayor lyman S wood ale Alc aldermen lermen termen abram abrain noe romanzo A deal councilors councillors Counci lors nephi Pac rac packard kird L D crandall alex robertson recorder james caffrey cann Caff rey rcy treasurer james whitehead marshal james E hall assessor and collector john C johnson kasab KANAB TOWN president alien allen frost trustees wm S lewis win wro if clayton alanzo L stev stewart vart zadoc K judd jr A returned missionary we had the pleasure yesterday of meeting elder W 11 Atwood who returned a few lew lays days since from irom a mission to the states he was sent on a mission to pennsylvania about three vears tears ago and 0 owing ving to sickness in 16 his family returned a couple of months later not feeling satisfied with the result of that brief mission and being g desirous of prosecuting his labors in that direction i tarther larther he again started on the d of last january to the same reelon reglo and has labored since kince throughout pennsylvania and some portions of new york state and visited for a short time in iowa doing a great deal of fireside but not much public preaching owing to the bitter I 1 prejudice which he generally and the difficulty ot of obtain obtaining in 11 public buildings in which to hold meetings ile he was generally successful in removing prejudice from the minds of honestly disposed people and looks for good results from the gospel seed which he sowed bowed in many instances it is difficult for one who has not had to meet it to realize how unreasonably pre ua iced many people are in the world toward the saints in illustration ot of the ideas that prevail in regard to their character brother atwood mentions mert meat ions lons that an old lady in pennsylvania expressed her surprise to a neighbor woman at whose house he had been staying that she had the temerity to entertain him I 1 saying that she should be afraid of his having ha vms vwe a revelation in the night to kill her and getting up and executing it oa on coming to iowa he visited lamoni where the josephites are congregated and attended one of their meetings at which on requesting ithe was allowed the privilege of speaking a short time he took occasion to testify that patriarchal marriage is a divine requirement and was botn both taught and practiced by the prophet joseph smith which assertion was ivas sustained by the private admissions of several of tile the members subsequently who belonged to the church la in the prophets day among whom was a mrs marks who was tor lor formerly gormerly merly a plural wife of william smith married to him by his brother joseph also a man by the name of ebenezer Rol roi robinson a former nauvoo Mor mormon to whom the principle had been taught by hyrum smith elder atwood has relatives liolu living in that portion of iowa and generi generally dily met with kind treatment during his stay there while in that part he re his release to return home his presence being required here and it was well weli perhaps that he did not stay longer lonser for a short time previous he was prostrated with sunstroke or something akin to it which for a time disqualified him for missionary labors and from which he had scare scarcely p ly recovered entirely when he returned home rearrested I 1 HOW THEY DELIGHT A womax WOMAN TO JAIL jall about 4 yesterday afternoon deputy collin arrested miss aliss elizabeth elizabe th ann starkey and took her before commissioner mckay where she was informed the marshal had liberated her by mistake the ground for this action lies lil iki in the fact that on june miss starkey was sentenced to one days imprisonment and to pay a fine ot of 50 and in default of payment she was ordered committed t ed on the of june she was sentenced to one days dails imprisonment and aline allne a nine fine of loo aw also for contempt the second sentence to go into effect at the expiration of the first she was afterwards taken before the grand jury and on refusal to answer certain questions was ordered committed by judge zane at the close of the april term of the district court miss starkey was released on bonds to appear before the grand jury yury ot of the september term yesterday the e Al marshal arshal was reminded by some one who was no doubt annoyed by her being at liberty and im am mediately ordered her arrest commissioner mckay set the hearing of the case for 10 this morning and meanwhile the lady was ns sent gent to the penitentiary at 10 am today to day miss hiss starkey filed two applications for discharge one tinder under each sentence stating staling that ane had served the required thirty days and had no means with which to pay the fine marshal ireland then certified to the imprisonment as claimed mr kirkpatrick stated that it had been impossible for the petitioner to make application hough willing willim to 10 do s so 0 for release on the first ca commitment maje in e rit at the expiration of thirty days as she was confined at the time under a commitment from the third district court she should therefore be entitled to the benefit of a discharge the commissioner said it was not impossible as miss bliss starkey could have answered the questions of ane grand jury and have been purged edof of theaon the contempt before the district court lie ile therefore held that she was entitled to discharge on the first commitment but as the second did not go into effect until the expiration of the tile first it did not com cosmetic commence melic until today to day and ordered that the ariso prisoner be remanded to the custody of the marshal marshai until the second s sentence eutence was satisfied mr bir kirkpatrick immediately applied for a writ of habeas corpus and the quest question on was set for heaning hearing earing 11 at 2 p pm in toa today loday day before judge zane miss aliss starkey kl in the meantime was detained at t the thy e marshals ollice this afternoon the habeas corpus case was argued before judge zane by kirkpatrick Kirkpatric kand and varian an and the lady was disc discharged hargea |