| Show FROM DAILY JAN 14 mr murray admitted tills this morning district attorney dickmon moved that ex governor eli H murray be admitted to the bar of the territorial rit orial supreme court the gentleman who made the motion also vouched couched for the competency of the ip ap to pass a thorough examination mr murray made a brief statement to the t he 4 effect that he hold bold the laws of the united states to be supreme over all others he was admitted to the bar by unanimous action of the court arrivals and appointments elders thomas etherington and christian L christensen arrived in liverpool 1 on Saturday the dinst per S 8 wisconsin ot the guion line T etherington is appointed to labor in the newcastle conference 0 L christensen is on his way to denmark elder andrew hyer arrived in liver ool on tuesday the dinst from scandinavia sool scandinavia candi navia where he has been laboring he is appointed to labor in the london conference millennial star dec 2 27 7 stopped over on the way yesterday mr S P colby and mr E T crossett were around town inspecting various points of interest and an making ak ng inquiries regarding the faith aud and p practices r peculiar to the latter day saints they are on their way east fro from the pacific coast the gentleman art first named is one of the most noted spirit mediums in the country some time ago the san francisco journals gave an account of a lecture against spiritualism by mgr capel while in what chams whams is claimed to be a trance condition mr colby replied to the strictures of the eminent catholic the latter was present and asked and was granted the privilege of making some explanatory remarks as aej to his bis views on the subject at issue the affair created quite a ripple in san francisco atthe time Sid supreme preme court in the territorial supreme court today to te day mr rawlins moved that B R W young be admitted to practice in the utah courts as an attorney A certificate of his admission to the supreme court of t the e state of new york was presented but after some consideration the three j justices us decided that young should be reexamined examined re in the case of the people vs edward olsen on appeal from the first district the motion for a rehearing of the case was overruled and denied in the suit of the bullion beck champion mining company vs the eureka hill mining company a m mo 0 alun to dissolve the injunction was argued and submitted eli II 11 murray was on motion of mr dickson admitted to practice as an attorney in the territorial courts 4 mr mccarthy this malodorous individual whose name and eipl exploits oits are more or jess familiar to our readers e rs arrived rr ived here from denver on wednesday e d y evening in company with detective S it HH gilson he had been living with another mans wife at ogden the woman died lately and me mc Carthy took possession of her remaining money and valuables and took his departure for the east being captured as suggested above the womans comans husband who came on from oregon in re response to a telegram paid an all expenses and had her decently interred then instigated the pursuit of the wretch on arrival here he was taken before commissioner and an ei examination partly had which was continued till today to day when it was concluded and mccarthy held in this he was un able to give and was s sent ent to ogden to await the action of the first district strand grand jury on the charge of gran grana larceny bound over last evening william yates of lehl lehi came to this city having been arrested about a month since on the charge of unlawful cohabitation His family were afflicted with diphtheria at the time one of his children havi having ng died a few days before he was released on his own owa recognizance and a few days ago reported that ahe he was ready for a hearing which was given before commissioner mckay this morning the complaint is made by D W rench and charges unlawful cohabitation from november 1 1883 to december 1 1886 with jane K yates and mary P yates the defendant pleaded not guilty he then stated that both ladies named in the complaint were his bis wives the second being present in court as a witness the commissioner wanted to kno know why he p pleaded leaded not guilty when he acknowledged ed ged the relationship and the reply was that he did not desire to have the counts multiplied on him by sayi saying nghe he had lived with his wives during he past three years when he only did so a portion of the time the defendant was released on 1500 bail bishop T K R cutler of lehi and R K thomas of this city becoming sureties shot and killed last evening the herald received the following dispatch from st george washington county it tuesday night two saddles blankets overcoats and provisions were stolen and cached in the foothills outside of the town yesterday citizens traced up the thieves and found the cache but the thieves had bad gone last ni night lit officers were stationed at the cache and aad watched for the return retura of the thieves about 8 two horses were stolen from the southeastern part of town by joseph W merrill men ill and addison T green both recently out of the penitentiary merrill and green proceeded to tile the cache where they had left the saddles etc when the officers ordered them to surrender green immediately threw up his hands but merrill ran the officers called on him several times to halt I 1 but he cont irined running when one of the he officers fired at him with a double shotgun shot gun four balls struck merrill two in the hips one in the centre of the back going through the body and one in t the e r right ribs merrill is ddll alive but the wounds are considered fatal 11 the name of joseph W merrill Is not known at the penitentiary and audit if he is one recently released from that place he was baere there under another name religious belief an impediment this morning in the territorial supreme court J L rawlins moved that K R W young be admitted to practice as an attorney in the supreme and other courts of this territory mr young produced a certificate frow from the supreme court of the state of new york admitting him to practice in all the courts of of that state it has been the practice oj of the territorial court when an a applicant for admission to the bar ar presented a certificate from the highest court of one of the states to admit him at once dispensing with any examination as is provided in Sect section idin chapter 1 I title V laws of 1884 but in this case this custom was laid aside the reason being apparent mr young is a latter day saint 0 1 when his certificate of admission to the newyork new york state courts was presented the three judges looked it at each other in a puzzled way then engaged in a whispered consultation sul tation for ten to fifteen minutes at the conclusion of aich which chief justice zane announced that it was the decision of the court that the applicant should be examined by a committee the idea of mr young in applying for admission at the present time was not that he be expected to practice for the position which he holds now occupies es his is entire time but he was under lr th the i impression in that discrimination for religious beliel would be less likely now dow th than tan gt at any time lime in the immediate future under these circumstances tie he will let the matter test rest not caring to undergo any examination ILL iii the present unusual proceed proceedings hogs at least not until he intends to engage in abe the duties of an attorney Int this connection it will not be amiss to note an instance in mr youngs career on major gard gardner ner judge advocate of the east eastern era department part ment united states army being assigned to special duty at washington lieutenant young was selected by the secretary of war to succeed him and was brevet ted captain a assigned 8 s ignec a position on gen hancocke Hancock Hano 7 8 staff and for about two years occupied this the leading legal in the department of which general hancock was chief he cave perfect satisfaction in this important position from which he retired on the death of general hancock having the approval of all his associate officers FROM SATURDAYS DAMY DAILY JAW JAN IL 15 burglary between U 1 last night and this morning the store of thomas mcintyre in ta the twenty first ward was burglarized five panes of glass were broken from the window aud and a bolt bole of calico and a quantity OJ of other goods stolen the value of the goods taken is from 25 to 30 an empt empty y paper box was found in the d doorway 0 r ay this morning but as it did not come from the inside insi de of the store it was probably brought there by the thief another rich strike mr david james who went up to erie idaho a few days ago to look after business at the bannock mine writes home that another rich strike has been made by the men employed in the bannock the vein of ore no now wun uncovered covered is eichi eight feet wide and eight feet thick and assays essays 99 ounces ta the ton there I 1 is 8 now in sight in the mine over worth of ore the bannock mill is now in full operation and running out over 2000 in bullion daily who he Js jis in reference ference xe to the joseph joseth W merrill who was shot near st george borge last tuesday while stealing horses it was said that no one of that name had been in the penitentiary it has subsequently been learned that merrill was imprisoned under the name of joseph davis and has served two terms in the penitentiary the first was one year for robbery committed on the fort douglas military reserva tioff before this thia term expired he managed to escape jail at one time when a number of prisoners made a break tor for liberty lb he overpowers one of the guards and took the batters lat gun and succeeded in getting to california he was discovered there some nome time after and andre reco arrested when he had filled out his bis term of imprisonment he was sentenced to a further period of two years for stealing government property and but recently regained his liberty in some I 1 respects I 1 pacts he e was a bright map and was I 1 quite an sith lete he was however lo wever a a dan dangerous derous person to deal with in his career reer of crime e diphtheria epidemic our correspondent at perron ferron emery county gives an account of the ifie terrible ravages of diphtheria in that ai and d the nell neighboring ward of molen the disease first appeared on december and within two weeks there were twelve deaths in the two wards numbering about 10 families there were also 16 or 18 cases still existing last monday when our correspondent wrote the following 9 is a partial list of the deaths and such particulars of birth age etc as were obtainable three children of jacob A and aad charlotte E phillips of ferron their names were william benjamin theodore and amasa the eldest fifteen and the youngest nearly three thred years old they were born in american fork utah county one child of nicholas and ellen larsen of perron ferron two children of john va C and theresa A duncan ot ol perron one of them sarah jane was born at cedar city iron C county sept 11 1887 7 died jan 8 1887 the other jessie agnes was born at salina sevier county may 18 1879 died jan 8 1887 the names of those who died at molen have not yet been learned the authorities in both wards have made every effort to check the disease and to provide proper attendance and ana care for the afflicted ones and it is now hoped that there will be no new c cases ases I 1 I 1 FROM MONDAYS DAILY JAX JAN 17 pardoned Par donel actina governor A L thomas has pardoned Galli gallifant jant who has been sery serving a term in the penitentiary tent iary for eng killing mr fowler some years ago the pardon was recommended me by district attorney dickson and quite quit a iu number her of others ga gaall I 1 iti jant fant gadut bad but eig eight t 4 months more moie of his bis I 1 term to serve diphtheria in Spring springville vIlle B by communication from ut utah county of yesterdays yesterday bdate late we learn that several families at that place VO are affected with the dread diphtheria and have the ane yellow tag flag flying in front bt their premises in one family the third abird and last child have d died led from the effects of the malady efforts are being made to prevent its spread and the schools for the present are closed I 1 riot not sufficiently new we have a communication from an esteemed correspondent of wales i sanpete county dated january 18 come some of thi the matters treated upon run back into december for this reason we refrain from publication our correspondents should send us fresh items stile stale ones are of no general interest otherwise we should have been pleased to give place to we the letter referred to annual review bevle w yesterday morn ioe jan the annual review of the sunday sund school of the eighteenth ayward ward was conducted under the direct direction ign of superintendent james saville and ana his bis aids the institution ution was shown to be in good working condition the exercises generally ene raly being creditably tendered rendered brother george eorge goddard of 0 the general and brothers john C cutler and david B R ayon of the stake su erin 1 were present ang and in made ate encouraging cou raging remarks at the close of the proceedings supreme court in the Tern tona toria supreme court today to day all three judges were on the bench and the foll following dwing business was transacted the people etc vs J joseph 0 h anderson and thomas Tl dwell ey jointly m in pleaded with frank tidwell aldwell Tl dwell der motion for rehearing denied associate justice boreman delivered the opinion of the court chief justice zane and associate justice henderson concurring john brooks vs elihu warren ap of plaintiff and appellant for a writ of prohibition denied opinion by Bore boreman mat J zaue baue C J and henderson A J concur 1 chiel chief justice ju dilce zane announced that the court was of the opinion that its rules should be revised and some additions made especially was this necessary as relating reia ting to appeals from the lower cowls courts judge judee rosborough Bos borough judge emerson and mr J L rawlins were appointed a committee on revision and instructed to report at as early a date as practicable in the case of 01 armstrong vs whittaker on appeal from the first district counsel for litigants asked an extension of time for the arguments argia ments as the case involved a construction of the chattel mortgage low law two hours time was granted to each side the case of the united states vs wm win E bassett poly polygamy kazy on appeal from the first district was called up by mr rawlins Baw lins who said it was desirable to bear it at this term mr dickson joined in the request remarking that the case involved important questions arising in all ol of the district courts it was set forbues for tuesday da jim jan 25 the the case of the people vs ambrose C greenwell jr on appeal from the first Dist Oi ilat court was argued submitted and take advisement the motion to dismiss in the case of the corinne canal stock and mining company Johnson was argued submitted and taken under advisement |
