Show LOCAL NEWS FROM FRIDAYS DAILY MAY 1 7 death in arizona bv letter from thatcher graham county arizona we learn of the sudden death at that place lace on the alt of henry F vl moody son of william and harriet moody of deseret millard county utah he died of pneumonia from which he be had suffered about two weeks he leaves a wife and three children A veteran gone by letter from brother wm taylor jr of perron ferron city emery county we loam learn that father lyman stevens of that place oneff one of the earliest members of the church passed from life on the alt lie he was the son of jonathan an and d olive hoyt steves Ste veas and was born in dauby danby tompkins county anty new york february 7 1812 he embraced the gospel during the second year of the existence being baptized on the of may 1831 he was oida ordained ined an elder on the ath of may 1836 nis certificate to that effect which Is fiill in existence bearing the ii signatures natures of joseph smith jr and F gwilliams another certificate in possession of the family shows that he was ordained a high priest may 11 1843 he shared in the persecutions of the saints from the time he became connected with the church and after being driven out from illinois served as a member of the mormon battalion for sometime some time he lived in Sho kane county where his wife died in 1874 he was the father of nine sons and one da daughter ahter and had 61 grandchildren aal aad af three great grandchildren grandchild ren the number of posterity at present living being 64 he was faithful unto the ep end d and like a shock of grain fully ripe was gathered into the garner of the lord 0 P arnold arrested our readers will remember that a little over a year ago in april 1885 orson P arnold was ar arrested on a charge of violating the edmunds law ly dy living with more than one ene woman woma n as nis wives and was induced to promise promie to live within the law in the future at that time U fi commissioner mckay was very profuse in his commendation of mr arnolds course but subsequent events have caused a change to come oer the spirit ot of his dream mr arnold did not exactly assume the position which it was evidently hoped he would do by turning and bitterly persecuting the mormons cormons Mor mons for sometime past especially since it was discovered that mr arnold was on the train on which president cannon was traveling when ar rested it has been generally understood that the prosecutor and the commissioner were endeavoring to make it hot for him and I 1 i in n conformity with that intention deputy smith arrested mr arnold about 8 last evening at the gate of the county court house the accused was taken before commissioner mckay where a complaint was read charging him with having from march 1885 to may ath 1886 lived with mrs 0 P arnold and mrs fanny linnell as his wives the amount of iball pending examination was fixed at and the district attorney peremptorily ref refused ased to accept a number of responsible bondsmen who were willing to justify among these being dr benedict david L davis S P francis cope and alfred solomon As it was getting quite late this action on the pirt part ot of mr dickson made it necessary tor lor mr arnold to be kept in custody all night and he was accordingly taken to the penitentiary the preliminary examination being set for va 9 a in today to day about half past 9 mr arnold arnald was again brought to the commissioners office where the witnesses had assembled and the examination was waived bail was furnished in by james sharp jas T little and john A groesbeck the witnesses were also placed under bonds each with the exception of fanny linuell linnell arnold whose bail was fixed at mr arnold offered to sign the witnesses bond but the commissioner angrily declared that he accept him if he were worth a million adding that a court had a rig right lit to refuse a surety mr shek sheeks remarked this is no court and went on to show the arrogant commissioner that when a competent surety was brought it was not for him to reject him because of personal ill will he reminded the commissioner that he spoke of himself as a court colart which he was not for any purpose but only a committing magistrate and stated that she would offer one other good bondsman and if reused refused f on personal grounds would test ther the matter bonds were finally given and the witnesses released FROM SATURDAYS DAILY MAY 8 killed A twe twelve ave year rear old boy named charles welch was accident ally run over and killed by a utah central train at ogden yesterday dismissed the case of the united states vs agnes mcmurrin charged with perjury was dismissed in the third district court this morning there being no evidence that the accused bad committed the offense sentiment of the Crus crusade crusado adb the following special to the herald appeared in that paper this morning morning paris idaho may ath 1886 dubois united states mars marshal hal of idaho idah 0 remarked on the street t that he had a jury paneled em to try illegal cobabe cases that would convict jesus christ if he were on trial the attorney defending a case ol oi illegal cohabitation had dubois placed on the witness stand and he hesitatingly admitted that he did make the remark deputy registrars the following deputy registration officers have been ap appointed hinted by the utah commission T james ames P anderson in lieu of christian peterson for bear river eiver precinct box elder county wm jmj J barton in lieu of john H meredith resigned kaysville Kays ville precinct davis davi 8 C county 0 u n ty A new precinct his has been established in box elder county c called junction and mr H H chase was appointed deputy registration officer at that place three new precincts have been established in summit county and a deputy appointed as follows woodland precinct geo F reynolds FROM MONDAYS damy DAILY MAY io 10 horse stolen on friday night a horse was stolen from the stable of mr W H atwood at murray about seven miles south of the city the thief is supposed to be a young german who has started bortone of the mines A reward will be paid for information that will lead to the capture of the thief and the return of the horse released this morning brother F H hansen of pleasant green whose term of imprisonment and thirty days additional for the flue fine expired it at 12 p in on saturday was brought before commissioner mckay and after taking tile the re required U ired 03 oath th was released f from rom custo custody 4 H he e I 1 is i in the best of spirits as a r result e I 1 tot of hi his being true to his convictions vict ions of right A burglar at about 1030 on saturday night mr E T taylor who resides on J street in the ward awakened from his sleep and was surprised to find a man standing by his bedside the intruder haying having forced his way into the house mr taylor demanded what was wanted when the stranger replied 1 I want those women you vou have here 99 mr taylor informed him there were no women there aud and the fellow went outside followed by mr taylor who shouted stop thief I 1 to attract attention the fleeing burglar joined in the cry and succeeded in making his escape F J cannon sentenced frank J cannon was called in the third district court this morning to receive sentence he having pleaded guilty to assault on mr dickson ake tae court catechized catechizer catechi zed mr cannon as to his age family and other items and and dickson and varian asked t that hat sentence be suspended mr cannon however objected to having a suspended judgment hanging over his head and the court grew wrathful and imposed a sentence unparalleled in this region for its cruelty for the offense committed three months imprison men in the county jail all and a fine of and costs registration of voters the registration of voters for the ensuing county election commences monday may 1 th 1886 and will continue during the week those persons who were registered for the last city election and whose names are not on the county list must reregister register re for the county counts election any person who has been registered in any precinct and removed to another can be transferred by informing the deputy or county registrar on or before the loth of june next any persons whose names were inadvertently omitted or misspelled on the old lists can have the same corrected by calling at my office T C BAILEY no 21 W ad S st county registrar buck back from birmingham this morning we had bad the pleasure of a call from elder thomas aubrey of this city who returned with the last company from a mission to england he left left home april 1884 and has labored exclusively in the Bli birmingham brimingham conference the town of that name being tile the place of nis ills nativity he operated as traveling elder the first lour tour months and alter after that until his bis departure for home as president of the conference he had a very pleas ant time with his relatives who received him with much kindness and cordiality during the time of his presidency of the conference somewhere approaching approach in 9 a hundred additions to the ch charch were made the prospects for further spread of the gospel in that part of england are very good we are pleased to welcome elder aubrey back again in good health after a successful mission A strike block at evanston bishop james brown of evanston wyoming was in town yesterday it was learned from him teaton wednesday last the time he left the U P yard at that town presented a singular spectacle acid it was so crowded with freight cars delayed on account of the strike further east that there ther e appeared to be a perfect block there being evidently no room for more among the delays were a train of potatoes one of oranges and four or five car loads of frecht oysters en route from california outside of the bossed occasioned by the consumption of time the damage caused by the deterioration and epo spoiling I 1 ling of p perishable ria hable goods mastbe must be enormous the strike had not reached evanston buethe but the company held the freishtat freight freigh tat at that point to prevent it getting into the heart of the strikers camp at green river and other places the branch of the church over which bishop brown presides consists of sixteen families and is attached to the summit stake it is in a fairly prosperous and united condition |