Show acm Z at one p m yester yesterday olay clay the funeral ceremonies of sister margaret Q hoagland wife of bishop abraham hoagland were weno attended to at the ward meeting house the house being filled with her friends professor thomas and his choir were there and sang b hymna us ap appropriate to the occasion elder john arm h n tay taylor IT or and ries pies president Ident D H wells addressed tho the assemblage sem blage and their remarks were very instructive and consolatory both had known the lamented deceased from the days when ithier Ith her family she bhe she sho had gathered with the saints and had therefore known her life and the example which it afforded A large largo procession accompanied her remains to the grave gravo the people of the ward sympathizing with their bishop in hi his hla bs be sister hoagland was born april 1602 1802 in hillsborough Hilla borough township somerset countr county new jersey after marriage she moved with her husband to royal oak oakland county michigan he havin having been out previously to that region ani and opened a farn farm there in the tho years yeara 1840 and 1841 she heard beard the everlasting gospel preached by the elders eiders who visited that country and early in 1842 was baptized baptized for the remission ot her sins alas and became became a member of the church of jesus christ ot of latter day saints in the spring of 1843 the fam family ily lly in moved oyed oved to nauvoo illinois and shared in the exodus of the saints from that place spending the winter of 1846 7 at winter quarters fors fers and moving from there to vall eythe next spring the meek are ard to inherit the earth the peacemakers peace makers are to be called the children of 0 god this was the character ot of the deceased sh she a was a meek woman and a peacemaker an admirable loving wife an affectionate mother and a kind unwavering frIand friend she quietly filled all the relations ions lons of life without ostentation her disease was pleurisy and inflammation when first ta taken kensick sick she was aware that the time of her departure had come and so expressed herself she did not wish to linger or to pass away with difficulty her desires were granted Her illness was a brief one and afew anew minutes before her death she called her sons bons into the room and requested to be lifted into her chair while in this position surrounded by her husband and family y she gently passed anayas away as though falling asleep elder J T na W cammine mins writes from philadelphia nov 25 1 I recently become acquainted with a gentleman who lives la in the interior of this state who manifested much anxiety to beco become me acquainted with our doctrines he had read the newspaper reports and wished to learn the other bide side also I 1 had several lengthy conversations conversa tiona tlona with him in this city and he wished to obtain some pamphlets setting forth our doctrine he us is a man of education largely connected with manufacturing interest interests 3 of various kinds a man of means and influence a and ad seems to desire to wira giro our doctrines a fair and impartial investigation prejudice is yielding and public opinion ionis is turning in our favor in the east that is among the thinking portion of the people and there aro arb many that would like to learn team mora more about us and frota a reliable source persecution has the same effect now upon us as formerly and the hellish crusade that has recently been inaugurated against us will have the essect effect to toralav raise us up another dight flight ef of steps and make mormonism more mare conspicuous than ever before what a fool the devil nevil la Is I 1 the effectual way to accomplish his bis ends be to let lot us alone the lord has his way of working will use all kinds of means to his ends ALTA CUTY A A dispatch per mole aole telegraph crib reports continued storming drifting in little cottonwood fears entertained of the safety of a party american fork district to work tunnel three weeks week g since DISTRICT DISTRI ct coun T the third district court nom how me i ioan kean prex in building landing at 10 oc look on a Monday A morning december eber fth i 4 mr bates uj US adorney Ay orney py fqy forth porth ta territory sald said 4 k I 1 91 1 I cesiro desi reto ta present ta the courtl couri my in y commission co aa as united states district attorney for this district bearing dator the of october 1871 to which I 1 have appended the oath requited required called the iron slad oath and havo have famished furnished a opy of or it to tb eit elt cite city v of washington and understand arg that the law requires the vath yath to ha laken here I 1 do deagro s ire lre to take ft fl and aud nd enter apon my duties antles as united states attorney for the territory ormah of otah utah 11 the oath was wag ad by bythe tile clerk i MR bamis BATES then said daid 1 I now ask your honor lionor in tile the case orthe of the people vs brig bilg mYoung ha which I 1 understand was wag assigned for trial this morn born morning M g that thede thedo the do fondant be called to tal glye give e him hi an opportunity 0 0 atu anity to be heard if here and if not no t tu recognizance be forfeited MB MF HEMPSTEAD oneff one alf mr lir counsel said 1 I waive the calling mr bates 1 I ask that his recognizance be forfeited and judgment of forfeiture be entered thereon I 1 I 1 MB before entering judgment ot the forfeiture othe recognizance I 1 desire to respectfully enter my I 1 protest against the forfeiture of this recognizance I 1 am not unaware your honor that tat technically ni the recognizance has become forfeited ty by reason of therion the nonappearance appearance non nou of the defendant here at the sama same time for the reasons which I 1 haye hare iterated and reiterated in this court and as we stated last monday it would bo be absolutely imps sable for the defendant to be here at this time and aa as he is not here I 1 desire on behalf of the defendant ardd arid his sureties sure Bure ties io to enter my protest against it and also to say this as I 1 had occasion to state at an early stage of these proceedings on m my r driess lonal ional integrity on reason that whenever under the understanding stan ing which his hia counsel had of the matter his kia case was sat set for trial with that zea xea reasonable opportunity and time for the preparation of a case of such magnitude which counsel deemed ne necessary to enter upon to ensure the rights of the defendant the defendant would be hero to meet his hia accusers acca sera aera and stand his hia trial P COURT let lot let me ask you yon a question ue atlon mr hempstead did his counsel when the matter was before the court deeg eve ere understand der stand or request the permission of the court for the defendant to absent himself from the j jurisdiction of the court mr air hempstead wo no bir sir I 1 have not stated that certainly not court did either of the counsel of the defendant when this matte matter imas iwas was before the to the court that th the a defendant anthas was to leave the jurisdiction orthis of this court mr hempstead 1 I think not your ho lio nor and ther therefore eforo I 1 desiro now to give notice to the united states attorney that if your honor shall deam deem it proper to set the cae case for trial the defendant will appear to answer this or any other charge chargo which may be brought against him and I 1 now noy desire to give notice to the tha U 8 attorney that when the defendant does appear as ho will to stand alta trial triai I 1 shall respectfully maye move on affidavits and professional statements to set sei asido aside tho iho forfeiture of this recognizance atla and babii submit it it to the wise discretion ortho of the court MB MR one thing far sar fabber her your honor as one of bf the counsel for the defendant I 1 a should ouid like to inquire nhat what Is the practice of the court I 1 belloma this la Is me the first case ease of the kind that lim has happened since your honor came on the bench beach I 1 understood the tha counsel for the th united states or the people to ask for j judgment on this recognizance MB mix BATES 1 I asked that an air order be entered that the recognizance of the defendant be forfeited which amount amounts to a judgment 1 13 appose suppose of this court that it is forfeited I 1 would like to ask ot of my learned brother major hempstead do I 1 understand you yon to state here on your professional responsibility as an officer of this court courts that the defendant will be forth comin coming g to answer to this and any other indic indictments t m ants against him within any reasonable time from th this thib 19 day MB MR thai that la is corta certainly my understanding and my nirm firm belief as I 1 haye already stated and mr nates bates has known ifie me sufficiently longto iong long to know that thai I 1 would not make such a statement on my professional Integ integrity alty gity unless I 1 had bad abundant reasons for making ily ILI it MB NIB SNOW that is not exactly the question iti if I 1 got an understanding of the U S attorney ho only asks an order for the forfeiture of the bond he does not ask for the execute i MB mu BATES I 1 iid ild lid id not asic ask for judgment I 1 take it for i when a recognizance Is ls forfeited i bounts to a judgment when I 1 ask the court for an execution jQ collect that recognizance then it will be ory pry proper er for sor these gentlemen to bo be heard an and ana I 1 put this question to major hamp stead with a view to what is necessary for me to do and ana I 1 am very sree free to inform the court also the learned counsel for the defendant that I 1 shall apply immediately to the attorney general of the united states for instruction oa on this subject 11 se several v er 4 I 1 M matters RZ rs were were briefly rie talked over aver v ar between een the IT 11 S At attorney torney torner the interim V US S attorney and his assistant and we the court the criminal calender or r a il portion of etwas read over a and nd some time for for trial was attempted to be fixed upon bat but batth we e COURT CounT said it lan lau ia early nearly three month months t since thia this term of the court commenced and I 1 have been sitting here bere almost constantly const aptly ever since A grear grea r nhuy buhay pap papers era ers have b beeri bearl een placed in my hands handa which owing to the presson press of business and sickness liim in my I 1 family I 1 have been unable to examine I 1 need time to examine them and rip alap for rest and to do this thia I 1 should like an ad ads journ ment of tbt ourt 1 I 1 T MR BATES your hoac hoar hon hoa r shall have time and rest for me COURT 1 I should like to have hive a short adjournment MR mit BATES 1 I too should like to have a 4 short time to examine into import important ant amt matters connected with my duties in this court I 1 was as hurried hither from washington and your honor la Is so eminent a judge that you know an lawyer like myself is not ready to take up cases in a hurry I 1 want to know what cases oases are to be tried and then I 1 will go to work and get them ready COURT coure 11 some days ago an application was made in the case casoff of thomas hawkins for the court to fix the amount of ball and also to issue the I 1 took it under advisement and I 1 will this morning fix the ball which is pending ending an appeal of course at twenty tio tEo thousand thousand usand dollars with two sufficient sum Bum clent sureties and grant the application for the plit timas to be issued then addressing mr hir hempstead iii lit his 8 honor said oan so can an yon you 0 u say with definiteness when tho deren defendant la n t will be here mr H egl egi I 1 could not this thia morning your honor will remember our request and our suggestions that the casa go over to the march term but if that is ls ia 11 too long as I 1 hate hava sald bald before if your honor will vin fix it 1 sometime some bome time after the holidays sometime in january or early in february I 1 have every reason to believe and so state that the defendant can be he here rethen then unless something should occur of which I 1 know nothing COURT I 1 have every reason to believe that the defendant could have been here today to day but I 1 see he is not here MR H it would have been physically impossible for him to have been here hera ay COURT it woula would nave nate possible for him to have remain remained within the jurisdiction of the court MB MR H 1 I admit that it ia Is unnecessary for me yno to say anything farther on that MB mr BATES gaa gaas ai 9 to the trial of these important cases cages and I 1 need not say to this court that they are perhaps the most important cases ever tried in this country and the questions involved in them are of such a delicate character that the eyes of the world I 1 may say are on this tribunal I 1 shall ba be entirely opposed myself to the postponement of these trials until march if the counsel for the defendant aro are satisfied that he can and will be here I 1 shall be perfectly willing to set them down say for the akst first monday in january or possibly the next monday I 1 would not consent to go beyond that because there are matters of grave public interest connected with them if your honor de desires eires a vacation w which aich of course cou arse I 1 understand the hara bara bard hard work you have done a ana and nd the immense amount of labor thrown en an the courtl counti court would consent myself with the consent of the court of course because he cause I 1 should be controlled controller ollea in JIL all these aa as I 1 ought to be always by the orders of the court to set fiat the cases eases down for the first monday I 1 or say may the ath or of or january januari with the that all these those criminal caseb cases shail ahall occupy the attention or of the too until this calender is 13 cleared because it is my purpose to try these caseb as rastas fasi fast as they occur to delay them is an etense expense to the gover govar government rim lim ent ant and besides the consil it aution guarantees a speedy trial to every party indicted for crime and I 1 shall insist on the trial of these cases on the esth oi ok the of january at the outside mr hempstead 1 I concur entirely in the suggestions of the united states attorney that ai our criminal calender is now unusually large there should bd a time fixed when we should have what we might term among ourselves a criminal term that is that counsel who are engaged in civil bivil ease case might right not be distram distracted ted or 1 the court either with other matters I 1 f think 4 would be well that all the criminal cases ready for trial should be tried at such a time all ail I 1 ask is as much time as the district attorney and the court can give us 4 it is perhaps proper 0 ortho f the united states attorney and your ho honor norIto to the fact that tho the next regular term of the first district court judge stricklands Strick lands aads court at which there are some crit criminal ninal coes cues C pending will commence at provo on the second secona day of january the farst first Tue lawday day after the first monday probably a week or two tyro will be expanded expended f there and I 1 suppose the united states attorney will probably want to be present at that time ho so that if we WO say the third monday da aho the of january r it will aab I 1 ly y enable him to get through through with that term MB nili SNOW and in connection with that I 1 j would also state that judge hawley adjourned his court to meet on thel the of january and it is within my lay pe personal knowledge that there is some criminal down there that may require the it attention g te n fon ton of t the he attorney of th e united states 4 f I 1 MB inin baths BATIS I 1 consider the thee te caell 1 gere vere ir 1 d yau you honor of so muoi muc 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