| Show BY AMERICAN A M BRIO A N yonn YORK 6 anew A new orleans special quotes the democrat of that city as follows the accounts git of fit the value and extent of the ebi esi estate of the late harah barah E dorsey I 1 bequeathed to jenn Jeff jemmerson jefferson lerson larson davis recently printed in northern and im western estern papers are arb absurd edly extravagant trava gano gant we are assured on the badt bast possible authority the value of the estate will not exceed besides beauvoir mississippi city I 1 valued ai at mrs dorsey owns owna three places in tensas parish ona one assessed asses sedat at throe three fifths of another nother valued value d at and i another lying idle subject to overflow value d at 1500 two of these are rented for 2250 2250 which constitutes the whole of mrs dorseys bo Is income oa this property bhe shy abby she 0 paid according to the receipts taxes her debts at the time of her hen death were over 1 nast last spring she made a oona bonoz fide sale of the beauvoir place to davis for for which he gave his bia notes running one two and three years mr payne who had been a warm personal friend of her husband was her near neighbor and was made by her hercus custodian of the will and private papers the much talked of lands lauds owned by y dorsey in arkansas and texas have for along a long iong time past been beba deemed unworthy of paying taxes on the above facts are received from payne the Demo democrat crac crag also says cherice the rice cropis crop is greatly reduced this year labor in the parishes is abundant and reliable A large proportion of the rice crop id Is raised and harvested exclusively by white labor gangs of chinese are employed on three plantations and anti do good work the wages wags paid rice cutters is one dollar a lay day isy and board saratoga accounts represent the coming match between spendthrift spend thrift and Fal eal falkett sett in the kenner stakes august as the great event of the meeting it Is emphatically denied thai spendthrift is out ot of condition elis his frienda assert be he is a better horse than when be he won the lorillard staked the worlds special from frain toronto my says 9 hanlan knows bothin nothing 9 of any other othen onnen from saral Sarai saratoga oga or elsewhere respecting the match with courtney nordnes nor does the secretary et of the itt hanian hanlan tulan T the latter bays says hanlan hanian is ready to row cou courtney artney there or on any other water if a big enough pierse purse is provided he thinks il it would take a purse of som for the winner and 4 2000 for the second man to secure a race A special to the same paper from union springs new york says saye T courtney knows nothing of any proposition to row hanion Hanlon at bara sara month huid brud until one is directly made 16 0 1116 him he will not express himself on the subject there la is little aburt that he be will accept any spy reasonable proposition to meet the toronto oarsman at Sra toga or any noy where else the commercial eave BaVe bulletin today to day commenting on ane action of stockholders in bullion and exchequer companies says now that the californians have shown how with a little energy and aud determination they can compel an honest administration Lt ration of property it is possible po sible that the example may not be lost upon stockholders elsewhere who have to complain of similar grievances it la Is to be noted that san franciscans did not dall call on oil somebody else to come and help them out of their difficulty they did not even a petition to the legislature they thy simply wont went to work and helped themselves capt webb the famous english swimmer now now here says bays hu Is ready to swim a match with any one in america a distance of not less than ten miles in water without a current and fon foe not jess than ae aside abide ide ha he says that with nothing be he will swim boynton in his life savin bavin saving dress SO 20 miles in water without 9 a current for the same amount the evening fust has a private letter lette from a gentleman in eastern germany who bays there has been no bummer summer but rain nearly every day the thermometer ranging from 69 to 75 in some places the harvesting has legun liguri but unless we have bave Bome bomb dry w eather weather boon soon the grain will rot on my y way re from the mountains by two dafft different arent routes I 1 observed observed that at least half of the wheat we passed wail wag lying flati flav and gang aang tangled ad in the abw blem down vy iby 1119 time tire wy brainstorms rainstorms rain storms all will be difficult to culand cut and much must rotor sprout before it can bo be secured adding to this immense amount of grain and other food crops destroyed by the inundations lasu last month and it looks aa as if it america would be called aponto upon to feed germany as well as england and france prance next winten winter the accounts from russia are also of ryn rye the erow crow trow will be bo below the ave average rage in and tho the yield of rye ryd will be very blight in ghego the government vern ment of pui Pul tawa tawn kwa noted noto for its usually large largo yield of rye the prospect is nl ittle better butter although the will not equal that of a fairly rood year the outlook for botten bolter in some of the governments but in id kleff kieff there are some fields that will scarcely repay the labor of harvesting in short abort the entire yield of will fall considerably belo beio w that of last year the berald herald today to day says we have been waiting wanting some dayrl to see what response would be made by the doino deino cratl crati press of the state to the buas that mr tilden should become became his ovin oven own candidate for governor and regret to find it received with unanimous silence the tilden papers seem to have been moved by it only to more vehement demand demind fon fur robinson but are as silent about tiddens Til dens candidature as his bid opponents congressman hooker or of miss is in the city cy and baid said yesterday the question was being extensively ten agitated in jn the bouth south fhurman rb rh urman bayard and hancock being named as acceptable candidates tilden has dropped out of mhd therace race altogether the Sut bern people dont like a man without backbone tilden was elected and knew it but allowed himself to be tricked out of the position to which the people had elected him re he has loaf lost cast throughout the south MIDDLETON ohio onto 6 charles ballett Ball etC this morning killed his bis wife and immediately afterwards shot and killed himself SAN FRANCISCO 6 A tucson dispatch gives further advises advices concerning me the recent murder of the ellenback rih rib brothers in santarita mountains the murderers were renegade apaches haifa balfa balf half a dozen in number they fired on the party from ambush the brothers broth era fra falling at the first fire mr merchant horse bolted and saved d him troops from Cua chuca are on the irali trail trall the do democratic m socratic congressional convention Conven tid tiu n in the first district have nominated for congress rubert hubert ferrali ferrall judge of the city criminal court and lor for member of the state board of equalization A C bradford LONDO LONDON 6 beaconsfield Beacons Beacone nield field and other high officers of ot the gove goven n ment attend theford the lord Jord mayors banquet tonight to night i it is thattie grman german government no impediment to t he melv I 1 inhabitants habitants a attending the fetes at Nancy on 06 the the occasion of unveiling ahlers st stattie statue atule attle rhe F rench government toavalu toa tda tw volu alvia the semb bemb lahce lahue oc ot fomenting an agitation on tho tha Irb frontier ritter titter will not te pe represented at the next demonstration in honor of thiers tha the discontent recently manifested ut itt the tho army garrisons on the he greek frontier has spread to tb the troops in constantinople keith johnson leader of the ex expedition tion to explore the head head of lake died of dysentery on june at Be robero miles milea inland from Daves salaam the Tho expedition willbe will wiil be by Thomp thompson son gon scientific aSSISt assistant allt atit of bt Joh job neon A DENI deul DENIAL AL I 1 refutation OF THE lil 13 1 3 ANS SLANDERS CARD erom FROM HON GEO OEO Q cannon canyon to the people of utah ulah wid adja aan territories and zio donest honest nest neit men in en edery every the decision of judge boreman foreman given on wednesday july 1879 in the contempt case eme line A kounz ecal etal el at plaintiffs vs george Q cannou et el at az defendants in ld the Di district coure for the third judicial district of utah ter is so extraordinary that I 1 am com compelled lied to take notice of it he ch charges r es the executors of the last will of president brigham young Y ou ung bl trea I 1 frn tin in davi wrt WM with hru eru a aj abuse of the trust imposed in them as asto be unparalleled for fon ita its rece reco less lees nebs nees and utter disregard of law throughout the tho whole administration in another place ehe eho be repeats that ther they we wv have moat shamefully abused the trust reposed in them thein us by the will of 0 Brig brigham hain bain young ue ceased he also aleo says the instances of the disregard of law and of duty by the executor executors are very numerous nur nerous derous too numerous to be given in detail and in fact the whole course of the ad administration shows the continual like abu abuse so ol 01 trust by these executor these statements are so unfounded so unjustifiable nud aud so absolutely false that I 1 owe it to my nay constituents who have elected me to bej be their delegate in the congress of the united states and to all my co in these valleys and mountains and to honest men every everywhere where as well as to myself to give this pub ilo lio denial of them in this way under ordinary circumstances I 1 would be inclined to await awall the slow process of investigation in the courts and to leave my motives and my acts sets to be vindicated by the evidence which would be brought out in such investigation but this whole proceeding is so extraordinary tra anu anil there is such au evident determination to anticipate the trial of the case to have it prejudged and by the circulation of such statements as this decision contains to create a public opinion against I 1 feel it to be a duty to ezeak out at this time I 1 do not think it nee necessary emary or proper at presen present tto to reply to the general charges which appear in mis enis decision several of them are untrue and others are misstatements that wo we ac assumed assumed to ourselves and freely certain powers as executors is true we did so because we were authorized to do so by the will As any one can perceive who reads the will it is a remarkable document prepared with great care and it confers extraordinary powers upon the executors president youngs estate was a peculiar one the circumstances cum stances which surrounded him were anomalous no one knew know than himself he intended that his executors should exercise great diEcie tion in the set element of his estate and had his bis will prepared accordingly can anyone auy any one who knew him suppose for a moment that be he did not have entire confidence in the mon men whom he chose as his executors or that be he would not have finitely infinitely in preferred their decision upon any point to that of judge boreman or the lawyers for the plaintiffs in this cast cask idis icis well known that the church property and his own private property were forbears tor for years death intimately iuli mattly interwoven be well the weighty reasons there were for this his surviving associates and his executors were alo albo aio well acquainted with theae these reas ona oua but though this was wab the case he was not satisfied to have things remain eo 10 upon several different occasions be he discussed plans by which be could safely transfer the bulk of the estate mat that stood in his name to the church to my p rhonal know it was his nis chief desire to give the larger portion of his property to the there were reasons which interposed to prevent his hia boing this though the last time he conversed I 1 eased with mo me upon the sub eject of his will he proposed to change it and to give each of his heirs ten thousand dollars apiece and the remainder to the church Itne I 1 mention ution thio not because idso it so much affect i the question at issue in this case but to that president youngs constant desire was wms that the church should have u n large share of his property As the will now stands there is a clause which gave as be he supposed ample powers to the executors to fully settle settie everything of a trust character so that the interests of the church should be fully protected it was under that clause that wo we acted lu in settling the claim of the church and we did so conscientiously and as we fully believe equitably we no claim that we though barred by the statute of alid aud where there were doubts upon aily auy we invariably referred it to the probate court and obtained its de elision upon and before p paying ay aig it its ltd bp approval of the claim every dollar that we are accused iu itt this j deci decision slon elon of settling rig improperly a j jury ury of honest men would have havu said was equitably duesund due and L hould be paid eveny every eveny claim was cre carefully fulty teamore t an und rott and d ut by iw merits and eo so far as my observation extended every everyL hing thing wa done that could bo be to protect and aed preserve the property properly for the widow widows sand and the heirs nod at the sometime bame same time to pay all agriest honest claims and derri demands ands against the estate As li the church claim I 1 never per dorund foroud aa an act in my life with which I 1 felt better ealia nied fied after iti completion than I 1 did with the settlement of that account I 1 felt then and still fuei fuel that the bettle settle ment meol every respect a most advantageous one to the estate all wh okney D 0 ehe the circumstance and find who ho gyozo friends fiends of the family p of f our late P president and ut of the church feit felt relieved when that settlement was eff eted more mure congratulations bave lolen loten tendered to me by eby panics out outside iside of luls tuia territory who knew thu the condition of president youngs affairs aud and the tho affairs of the church for tha the payment of this claim and the obtaining of a receipt iu in full frum from ifie the church than for any other othen tion connected with the bett beLt lement nn m of the estate in fact that the estate has been settled at all as far as ars it has Is iba laa a subject of wonder to very many expected that we should be involved iu in interminable faw law lawsuits suite from the very and that the estate would be eaten up by fees there were upwards of feisty legatees lega JeRa tees under the the affairs of the estate were most complicated the will itself was unique the number of it gateas a unexampled and all the circumstances surrounding the estate without a parallel iu lu america or europe notwithstanding the babu baso abber asler abb ast er lions which have been made respecting spec ting the conduct of tho the executors I 1 feel entirely safe fu i n slating stating that the probate records of america and europe may be sought in vain tj to find a case of an au estate of this magnitude with so many diversa interests being settled with more care and greater conscientiousness and jess expense than this estate of president younger every debt has been paid every heir but one has been settled with releases to the executors bave have been signed by all nil who have received their shares and after paying paylag all iha fees of executors lawyers and the tee probate court ano ana its clerk desks and |
