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Show plovinent for refusing to vote the ticket in August. Democratic Germany is using every effort to XXVI. ltefore the L S. Chapter They appeared Tuesday Evening,' Nov. 10, 1874. discourage emigration, and not thi-So easy aro the natives to turn commissioner "morning and Storm on Conference In Loudon. without good reason.. It appears in favor of the influences which Isolds in $2,000 each for apgave London, 8. The Mormons be- pearance at the next term of the THE UT ATI COUNTY TIMES l published from published statistics that in immediately surround them that and Saturday, every Tncuday, Thursday the were like the gan their half yearly conference IT. S. circuit court. It is said that at ciiUPs bulldlnr, comer of 2nd Hftt the last five years no less than wavescommunity of the sea, constantly ebbing in this city five hundred similar warrants, and 2nd North Street, Provo City, by seven hundred thousand of her and flowing. These influences bewere issued. the Utah County Time Printing and Puberfptlon population embarked for America came so powerful that two distinct Publishing Company. Democratic at a Majority. annum; parti of year prloe,$4per from Ilambrg and Bremen. Most political parties were formed a: the same rate. A r rest of Intted Mates Ofliclal. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 9. reliable of and foil the emigrants were agricultur- which almost resulted in a civil The THE TIMES will contain in Democratic the majority New Orleans, 7. United States of intered In the war. Boki headed the opposi- Btate will be report of all matter" al laborers. elect It 15,000. of a They larce marshal portion Sely and Lieut. Hodgson, Territory, devo'liig of iTtah tion party and encamped at Wai- six and have a ma- of the United States cavalry, were County, to Congressmen apaee to the afThlr three miles from Honolulu, Industrie and enterprise. Gypsies in Europe. Efforts kiki, where he had assembled a form- jority of thirty in the Legislature. arrested by the sheriff of Lincoln CORRESPONDENCE of an lntereatlns to reach the gypsies with religi- idable foe, but by the persuasions parish yesterday, by order of nature I re iwet fu v solicited from all Trumble for contempt of Male Vole. part of the Territory, erpec. ally through- ous teaching, says tho Christian of one of his associates to and judge out Utah County. and are now at Vienna court, Union, have never met with much from England, he yielded and Atchison, 7. The state vote THE TJMF.8 will also contain the mnt the judges action. e awaiting resumed office of as his 24 from ninety-ondistricts elects governor success probably have not been Important new, by mall and telegraph, A Oahu. Boon after this Boki learn- Democrats, 2 Republicans and 2 dispatch from Monroe this that transpire throughout the world. prosecuted in the hope of success. ed that an inland laying off in the Reformers in the says that twenty men jorning, House, and 19 of Co. Ik, 3d lT. S. Infantry, (apt. 13 Democrats and BE There aro about 700,000 of them in Pacific was literally covered with Republicans, TO rOXGBKSS OF CATHOLICS Head, commanding, left here for forests of snndel wood, and by the Reformers in the Senate. Europe, and 18,000 in England. HUD IBf LOS DON Lincoln parish. It is said that cavHO-Their religion seems to extend no persuasions of venturesome forbeen ordered from have alry eigners, two vessels were fitted up Ofliclal Return. The chief lights of tho Mother lurther than a heliefin their an- and a large party of natives sailed Shreveport to the sinie parish for St. Louis, Nov. 9. The Demo- saffie purpose not known. Church have decided to hold n nihilation at death, although an from Honolulu accompanied by n has official returns from crat several at Touching great International Catholic Con- occasional convert to the Christian the New foreigners. macounties and Boki treated reported Hebrides, ApcnkernUlp or the Ilotnf. to take faith is made here " and there from forty-on- e gress, - I ir Londony-soo- n as, jorities other, though dhjnbabifants .they New York, 7. A, special says Into consideration the maintain- among t hefnl were slaves, forcing them to cut which Democrat, the chances' of various prominent sandel wood. Eiromang.i, tho for Governor, a majority of ing the doctrine of Papal infallifor tlwsneakorship of gentlemen Countries. Emigration by inland to which were bound, Home are already Jeing next the bility and assert thp Popes right The Custom House statistics of was but but a they disfew days sail canvassed. (Jen. Banks, Fernando to temporal as well as spiritual the Pushed hi Wile off tbeRoof. . Wtnd,-S- . S. Cox and port of New York exhibit the tant, nnd the avaricious disposition is A Bokiindueed him to push on, proclamation power. number of persons who have ar- of Walker are the persons ' most hence be sailed, in advanee'ofthe enNew York, 7. During a drunkissued, to effect, that it b the rived from abroad in that Rosenmentioned. " Joseph prominently quarrel port other vessel, in the Kamehameha, thal bounden duty of all Christians to from the 1st of is conceded it that the his wife, Mary Ann, pushed January to the 1st and was never heard ofaftervvards. from the roof of their Democratic majority will prefer a 32, retain allegianeo to Rome. Arch- of aged September of the present year. Considerable powder having teen 43, East 14th street. straightout party man, it is argued bishop M a n n I n g d eli vored a speech The lists embraces all returning on board, it was conjectured residence, was She instantly killed. The that some compromise may le that the careless habits of the murderer was at Westminster in which ho ad- Americans tourists and others made or understanding arrived at, arrested. with their smoking, was native, mitted that the spiritual influence which General Banks could be by jut much tho largest nutyber are the cause of an explosion which united of the Pope had greatly increased upon hv Democrats and Small Pox in Montreal. There came from d stroyed the whole crew, and immigrants. The Conservative since the loss of his temporalities, a plank or any part of Montreal. 9. The small jmx is Republicans Republicans. 081; Australia, 11; Africa, not even now concede Austria, the the vessel was ever seen or heard still increasing here. The Hotel Democrats a and If arbitration w as ever to of 73 in the IB; British America, i; Belgium, of. The other vessel followed the majority I)ieu and general Hospital are next House. war, the Pojx? would be 237; Bohemia, 2,129; Canada, 65; Ramehameha but on arriving at overcrowded. The Hall house in The only possible authorized arbiChinn, 4; Denmark, 2.027; East Erromanga and learning that the New Mountain Park fs taken trator, and added thattheCatholic India, 18; England, 13, 514; France, vessel had not arrived, surmises possession of, and ten patients Frightened lnl a Conlnalon ol Murder, ns to its fate were to the same efworld was threatened with enn been placed there since 1,748; Germany, 28,834; Greece, 15; fect ns stated above. A fearful have 9. On the 28th of last Chicago, Saturday. iroversy on all the decrees of the Hungary, 524; Holland, 1,107; month Jos. Robbins, bridge watchout broke the nmong distemper Ecumenical Council, and that man at Kaskeaskia river, on the of Man, 5S; Japan, crew while nt the island, and the Lord Major Day. there was approaching one of the 1; St. Louis k Vnnrlalia Railroad, for vessel sailed but the Oahu, LuxemItaly, 4,328; Iceland, 10; London, 9. The festivities of was murdered. Nathan Burgess, mightiest contests the religious bourg; 280; Malta, 10; Norway, suffering which the crew experienced was of the most horrify- Lord Mayors Day concluded with one of bis neighbors, was arrested world had ever seen, and in view 3,330; New Brunswick, 8; Portu- ing nature, baffling all description. a banquet at Guild Hall, at which on suspicion, and be made sr this approaching crisis he, the gal, 11; Roumania, 1; Russia, full a confession. a were He stated number of that 226 out of present large Only twenty persons Archbishop, thought it necessary Switzerland, 1,840; Scotland, souls returned, eight of whom the nobility. knowing Robbins received his In the pressure of the crowd to 'pay thatdav be took a shot-gu- n to fearlessly assert, through the 3,9.39; Sweden, 3,108; Spain, 34; were foreigners. witness the Lord Marors proces- and fired at him through the winFor several succeeding years .free press of England, the Popes South America, 2; Turkov, 10; two persons were dow of his watch house. He then sion Cnited were the Islands 1,049; disturbed 1,107; States, greatly rights and his pretensions to the West India, 16; NovaWale?, 43. in consequence of the various re- killed and several injured. approached the house and through Scotia, world-wid- e allegiance. the open door saw Robbins praywere 108,824. Beets who Total, ligious striving "Wo heartily endorse the truthfor supremacy. This discordant ing. He beard him say Oh God, Tho Drooping; Carllata. have mercy on the one who did ful expression of the Archbishop TIIE GREAT ARMIES OE EUROPE. contentious course carried on Madrid, 9. The Carlists have this; spare him for Jesus sake. was tho anyforeigners raised the siege of Irun. in rclatlori to the religious conTho Austrian army at present amongbut I was h or i fled and turned and exemplary, and had a Don Carlos has arrived nt Hene-dag- ran, I did not know where. test which is approaching. The consists of 850,980 men, an increase thing I did t to heeonfidenee destroy tendency France, accompanied by his not enter the house nor touch the 222,580. Russia hasaugumented which the natives had learned to spiritual contests which are ma- of staff, and the Madrid her armies, which now numlter dobr. Ilis words haunt me still. religious teac- has demanded that government turing in the minds of the re- 1,579,810 men, by 295,600. Italy impose in their be rethey in of the her, spread resulting turned to Spain. ligious divisions of Adams race, counts more troops by2S7,556 than anil Sheriinu o In 1809, her when once tamed loose, will Republican successes over the General Sherman present force leing skepticism. - Tne Americans continued to Carlists Report. elsewhere are announced. The can German Empire the greatest revolution the 605,200. gain sympathy, which almost Washington, 9. General Sher. into the field 1,261,160, an caused a collision between the Wrld has ever witnessed. In bring man's annual report to the Secreincrease of 424,630 since the aboliNegro Vengeance. this revolution the old Mother tion of the Federal constitution. English and Americans. The tary of War shows the toti.I nun aton was climax the New by Orleans, 9. A dispatch txr of enlisted men in the army. Church expects to regain the The French army now 977, GOO tachment ofbrought the property of an from Terre Bonne says: Amos Oct. 1c, to be 26,441. It estimates universal supremacy over the na- strong, is greater by 377, 0G0 than English subject by Hudson Sirnm, negro sheriff, elected on a that this numler will prolvibly le sustained by Bay Company. This the organization act was re- compromise basis, was attacked reduced through natural tions of the earth, as she possessed the causes to Louis Napoleon, and, under the sented in the seven Houma and, last allowed by the persuasion, 25,000 by law.lt negroes in the Howry days of the Roman new system, by . depreis daily angument-ingfired cates the inadequacy of so small commander, Lord George Paulet, night, and in be will her but arhas Sweden Increased shaking her Eeapire, of II. B. M. frigate Caryfet, was into the crowd, killing one and an army, the territory over which terrible that the whole fabr- my which now numbers 204,504 induced to make a demand of the wounding another. Simms was it has to be scattered is so great. ication will, most assuredly, bo left by 69,610 men. The Belgian army king of the Islands for a release of put in jail, which was guarded by It compliments General Sheridan ' V total wreck. The world cannot of 93,590 is larger than four years the attachment; for a guarantee citizens last night, as threats were and liis subordinate officers for ago by 18,810. The addition to that no British subject should be made to burn the town. maintaining peace with the Inwagon, as at present, some sud- these armies in the aggregate imprisoned; and reparation be dians. With regard to removing last ecclesiastics fifteen the den political and during years are made for insults offered to British his headquarters to St. Louis, he ' a ml no less Death. than Negro tho s and 1,889,990, Outrage outbreaks wilt So effectually pre-and Britthe by subjects, I am to execute saluting says: of soldiers disnumber at the Memphis, 7. Jack Phillips, a the duties thatprepared guns. devolve paro tta future, that the millenni- posal of the principal European ish flag with twenty-on- e may upon excitement prevailed. The negro, who outraged the wife of me by proper authority. Here al aeig can be ushered in. At I is not less that 6,110,690. Great a so that citizens began arming themselves White, planter, brutally Piwers am centrally located, and should are Internal 1,000 Austria the agencies infantry present and the British subjects retired she will probably die, was last the occasion raise, I can has 103 cavalry and four field on board personala brig which lay in the night committed to jail, and ly proceed to bwrry preparing for the convulsions any point on this Russia 173 cavalry and four outer guns; on in his an while of before that way, must take place charge which roads, the Americans placcontinent where ray services are field guns; Italy 57 cavalry and ing their records, etc,, on the U, officer became alarmetj at the needed. fcsppy time will crown the earth three guns; France 117 cavalry S. ship Boston to which the king crowd and attempted to escape by Gen. Sheridan, in his annual reEvery person is expected to per and fivea guns. The English, not sent a private dispatch in the midrunning, when he was fired on by port, touches slightly upon Gen. was continental not army, forara certain part in the gram being dle of the night to inform the the crowd and literally riddled. Custarn Black Hills included in the foregoing enu- commander expedition, of the threats of Paul-e- t. The woman outraged was princi- and pronounces it a successful drama to be enacted In the . near meration. Her total force, includcase. in witness the king and chiefs, with pal of that country. He future, cither politically rcligous ing volunteers, is 478, 8S0 men, theirThe the misAmerican ndvisers, tot I says: otherwise.133 the with respectfully differ with proportion of cavalry ly or held a council in which General Pope as to the chief Nye on the Third Term. and four guns to the 1,000 infan- sionaries, they decided to yield to the deof these Indian troubles, r Chicago, 7. A special savs that causes try. These data, we are bound to mands of Iord George Paulet, un'Emigrants from tiie Brit- say, of Nevada, has and attribute it to the immunity do not indicate a pacific spirit der Nye, protest; and that two com- been interviewed on the subject with which tribes have been treatish Mission. Tho total number In tho old world. Courier-Jou- r missioners be appointed to settle of the third terin and the result of ed. After briefly of this, seasons' emigration nal . alluding to the the difficulty at lhc court the late elections. He thinks the damage done to the frontiers, he pending from tho British Mission is ns of Great Britain. The success of A MNUI LA It REVENUE. There was a by saying: president had not thought much doses Paulet induced him to make about follows; Aduts, 1,255, children, news- time possibly when the populaa till term third the The Lawrence (Mass.) Sentinel further demands of the king which 720, find 31 returned missionaries; began to talk of it; lhat he tion of the Indian frontiers may that a number of months almost resulted in ceding the papers says These is now determined, and when he have been desirous of Indian making A total of 2,009. since a Haverhill man desired Islands to France and the United new residents are scattered from some accommodation of the Bos- States but the policy of the considersthat the proper time has troubles, but that passed long ago. out against any one end of the Territory to the ton k Miline Road, but was re- Americans led the king to ceed come willtospeak tJR Every variety of seated over and fency attempt step This action so provoked the Islands, provisionally, to Lord custom and establisha long Job Printing executed pliln other, the greater portion of them fused. with neatneaa a doubtful him that he to determined get George Paulet. British flags were taken by friends who are able to as this would be. He is and dispatch at tbi Office. square by pome means, and at hoisted on ail the islands. During precedent,In comfortable with furnish them talking of the result of length, noticing that there was no the absence of the commission to guarded ADMIMSTBATOR'S kotice. the elections. the draw in the railroad bridge near England the oppression and Inhome and warm fires during . the city, he determined to put the sults heaped upon the king, chiefs THE UNDERSIGNED; HAtlNG cold winter. Arm! (or Discharging. Nrgrora. TrE. I bron appointed by the Uor. Prolate company to the expense of huild-in- g and people by the usurpers, neCourt of Utn County, AdnUnUtratOn one. So he commenced build- cessitated the removal of the Memphis, 7. W. D. Harvey, of th Etatc of Andrew IT. Pent t, (decwiaed).of Population, --r Professor Elli- ing a schooner of about 2(0 tons records, which was done ' by tho tho firm of Ely, Harvey k Rich- nerobv clxe notice to all peron w bo have arainat aui r.tai,Uprnt there ot, la his estimates of the popul- at a point aliova the bridge, and kings deputy, Dr. Judd, who car- ardson, Frank M. White, of White claim to n wlibln thlnv (SOI daj from date for is now.as it to ried and merchthem secretly nearly ready launch, ation of the .United States, places V'ttlctnent, and all person owing ld padeposited k Co., and several other late are soon load will it with logiti- them in the royal tomb, where ants, were arrested last evening hereby required to pay said Indebtour present nutr.U-- at 43.167.900, he edness to u within eald llioe and but ode sill Mr. d..vn necto L. gbt, R. Eaton, die Judd did all the writing xt by the U. S. Marshal, 'I i. Il'i Vital It'll O s Ijrp, which essary for Ihe crown, on the coffin on warrants a violation JAM KSW. LOVELESS.) charging At.REUT JONEs, Administrators. tbu riili,..(l peiij-must grant of Kaahumunu. of the enforcement act in dis- GEORGE C. SCOTT, j men from him, whet her or uu b colored oryContinual.) (To charging Ncv.Srh.in. pr TILE UTAH COUNTY TIMES. Heavy Loss of Population. A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. LATEST BY Z. C. TELECMPH. ri I. COLUMN. f j to-da- I Kuu - ZXCXKPS -- - CO-OPERATI- VE forty-seve- 'give-Hardh- Mercantile Institution, v- 33,-30- 1. WALT LAKK CITY. or to-b- - " The attention our patrons i catted to the following Ihjxirt-meat- s of the Institution and the etas of goods dealt in by each. 'of Ah-thoug- h to-nig- WHOLESALE I'JIY GOOD' DEPARTMENT. j Dry Goods, Notions, Hah, - Walt Ca , rprr , Curtain Material and Carpets. j to-da- y WHOLES A L K O Jl O CD li ANJ HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. t 2; ; to-da- y, Groceries, Hardware, Glass an Wooelen Qneensirare, HV, Powder, Fuse, Agricultural In piemen fs, Dye Stuffs, Paint, and Oils. DRUG DEPARTMENT. e, Drugs, Medicines, Liquors, Che ieals, Perfumeries, Paints, 0 and Dye Stuffs. pro--dae- self-defen- - Ex-Senat- or - r - . . I I J CLOTHING DEPARTME j Men's and Boys' Clothing, End wear, and Gentleman's Fumi ing Goods. BOOT AND SHOE DEPART- MENT. Men, Women and Children' s Rods and Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather and Shoe Findings every description, of WAGON AND COMMISSION DEPARTMENT. Studebaker Wagons, all kinds Agricultural Machinery, Wago Timber, Steam Engines, Ttn bine Water Wheels, kc., ic. The Institution is agent fo celebrated S inger Searing Mac otcr one million in use in Arne Orders to insure prompt ei tion should be addressed to iht perintendent or Secretary . W. H. HOOPER apl) Supt- - |