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Show tberiyiffs ' trnc.aslbe 'geartemanhas wish to erittcise;"tvor do I intend at this anything to which this can be compared, TIio Dally Kevlewr said, upon tbe other side, that common stag,! of the proceedings to criticise the Uw is the foundation of our law and we riding of the Hopreme Court of this to it for its principles. And I agree Territory with respect to the drawing go 1871. 11, rr$frssdy EreniagrOct. with him in his eloquent indorsement of and impounding of grand jurors. But wrr. the principles of that common law, but I may properly call your Honors atten(TV VRRACITT. A 4VE8TIO at the same time 1 am not going to tion,! this being a matter of discretion, sbed tears over the graves of principles to the fact that the defendant in t Ids case stands indicted without any previthat have been long since dead. The Herald! tnur to its serpentine the authorities cited by tbe gen-- . ous Committal, without any previous All writhe under natural!. ilWtincU, without any pre iaiinary llcinan upon the other side sustain but th well mcTitpl 'and stinging rebuke j hce proposition, and flint is that Hits "chargoj by a (t rand jury in wIhmc selec l lressed to this' dtninlfored by qlie.-lin-u itfrt Ht'thi tion IiC ha-- lord no voice, tho nrembers Justify t an discretion fime the within of of which he has had no opportunity to is purely til Ur. flunkin' calling altt.tion at I he examine or to ch illv nge. lit is pr I be court, or the all admit, They court! yesterday morning to Spvuing of most zealous ,.d and his authorities all rney admits, ly flitoruejs a inrotTfct re port of .Monday s,pi IT is by an act of the Sustain the principle, that ht common most energetic. which bid appeared in that journal. Haw as many misdemeanors as you Congress of the United S ate, passed liked coiild la jofiied in tme indictment. no doubt to sustain or to prevent tbe Tk. objectionable passage in the laws iXow then, wheu yo apply, as Brother overturning of the reconstruction atSt report teas the following-n has intimated, when you apply and1 not designed to apply to tiny such The conjt. overruled ttio plea, condition as this the principles of common law pending in advance the demurrer whir h to statutary crime, you must draw a recent act of he prosecuting attorney intimated he common law distinction, nml when the States. deprived of an appeal to the Sureason for thudistitictio.il be ween felon- preme Court of the United Shite. eld interpose. to chalThese are eireiiin-taiiee.- s ies and misdemeanors fails, the distinc-tiot- i The presiding judge is thus charged of a careful attention the fails. itself ; ; , ; lenge lth having decided a question uufavor-,4blThere are a few authorities upon this judge, lest by reason of an imCOURT PROCEEDINGS. d 1 atto the defendant, Brigham Young, of the discretion exercise wish the call to proposition that proper before it irns raised or projwrly brought t'nllM States District Conrt for tile tention of the court til in addition, and in hint, lie should work ail irremediable Third Judicial Dl.tr let, October tOth, only a few. The learned gentleman in injury ty the delemlant. before his attention. Lacking the . ; The defendant could not but Ire perhis argument said that Massachusetts frankness to acknowledge the error, the J. It. MCKEAN, ClL J., PRESIDING. was the first State to fnake an innovaplexed and confounded when brought Herald Li this morning reiterates the tion upon the rule of common law, that before this tribunal to answer to sixteen ALTER VOOX .f HOtELDING. eharjW and indulges in some infinites! The Court convened at two o'clock, two or" more felonies should not be distinct and separate felonies committed real splitting of hairs in su port of its r. w., J, B, Mi Kean, Ch, J., presiding : pleaded in the same indictment, though with sixteen different women. He did in different counts, and that that Stale not believe that the prosecution would awkward poUioa. It says: I omitted to q tofe this was followed Mr. Baskin by Tennessee, and then introduce proof on all of the counts; TkU demurrer had tin existence iu morning an authority which 1 will now said that there bad been no other State but the defendant being ignorant of the fat 4, whatever it might have in the ficleave of the court 'to introduce. to follow that principle. 1 hold iu my particular charges upon which proof tions of the aw; it had not been filed; From the authorities quoted by the gen- baud Goldscu and 0 a key's (Miio JJigeiJ, would be introduced must be put to the ami as it wa sustained, we submit to tleman a. id from those which we lmve and on page 27ti of their digest it extreme hardship of prepiring bis deth verdict of the public if his Honor did quoted, this fact has been made to appears that in Ohio they have not only fense to the entire sixteen. Tlie prosthat the sitting forth of different joined two felonies or two crimes where ecution offer in evidence dot sustain it in advance?. might We have referred to the notes of the felonies of the same jcI.iss iu the same the distinction used to exist, one of the detaehrd utterances of a long is not matter of substance, hfRcial reporter of the court, from which iridii tment felony and the other a misdemeanor, in and eventful career; they might send out but matter of form merely, which may the same indictment, but they have gone a roving commission to gather evidence it appears that what actually transpired lie taken advantage of by the and introduce it on such party, further than the M.issaehus tts rule, gone at pa the questiou in issou was the folfotr-ifif- i either hr n motion to qnnnli or by a tno further than even Tenuessee, and the of the counts as they saw fit. I have never seen a ease learned " nteman should now beg tiou to elect. Jle insisted that the authorities relied felonies the class where same were of followof for Ohio the of State I not do by tbe prosecution were not conto upon Fitrh pardon Hr. argue propose tks pita in abatement at all, but will united in the same iiulielmeut, thatmo--a. ing a rule in his opinion so absurd, but clusive or binding upon this court, and motion to quash was allowed or a iu our view so reasonable and just. that the Act of Congress of ltCi.'t, when ubmit it without argument. cases' is iu but tiou it to from Mr. elect, read Maxwell Ohio then the I generally will Mr. Baskin properly countrued, gave to this court say this, jour felonies of distinct Digest, ? 231, ps IGti,to shove that Ohio undoubted authority to exercise his dis Honor, that while. I have not seen this where there are classes. Then it follows that i, does not had 'departed from the old rule. He cretion ill compelling the prosecution to pica in abatement, one that purports to vitiate an indictment iu law to unite then examined in detail the various elect upon which count they would prole in .iubstaiiee the same ns this one lias separate felonies iu separate counts in authorities cited by counsel for defend ceed. been submitted to General Maxwell and the Miiue indictment; that they may ant, nml urged that, so far from supThe defendant was charged with ofnml before the if dinner, gentlemyself, and the be court if fenses contended the for alleged, properly by again.sf tin laws of Utah and not the position men are ready to argue porting proposition against the laws of the United States. contained in the plea we are ready to do does not refuse to .put the prosecution the defense, they in reality only strengththe court should rult that lie be ened (he prosecution. so if the gentlemen will allow me to en- on their elettion thilt the indictment He presumed the defence would not tried iu accordance with the practice good in substance, and they may be ter a demurrer are trims. All deuy, when forced to it thnt the matters and mode of proceed, ire prevailing in Mr. Filch 11V trill content to that compelled to go to trial on that. the authorities go to that extent, and all charged in the indictment were matters the Territory, rather than those of the and far defense so the as Arrangement, have refused of tact. Their position on the question United State Courts. is concerned on this plea, we will have the authorities quoted here the into to error writ of He concluded by asking the court to on go question, now before the court gave tbe lie to no argument to make unless called iijhmi into refused them to take Some of the common law as laid down in have enunciand nee of go subexperii twenty years to do so by the prosecution, ve But it showed to what corners the books, to take the Act of Congress, mit it in thp first instance without argu- it on special demurrer, which shows that ation. it is nut of the sub: tanfe of the the defense wereedriven wliea they canto mid to exercise his discretion iu such a ment. the indict into court nd a iked Tor a severance and hi a nner ns would at once serve tbe inmeat and it does not Now a iemnmT, or any other pleadBut on the trial election umiii wliat they admit to the terests of public jiistH e aud woulj cause meat for that reason the canse tho of is is ten that ers prtxecntiort may bo world and proclaim defiantly to the the defendant to be tried as every other us, verbally, ing, just defendant was tried. as effectual and conclusive as if it were compel If d to elect This shows then country. that it is a proper ul cgatioii in the iu was exceedingly difficult to estabIt At tbe conclusion of Mr. Fitchs arguhied the to reduced writing, prov oppo- Uictiiicnt and docs not go to substance. lish the crime of lewdly and lasciviously ment the Court ndjourned until Wednessite party consent, and it will be seen We admit that. Mr. Hempstead cohabiting together. ' While the crime tlfo 11th at 2 o'clock p, m. inst, admit Mr. When Hisktit Mr. day, to Fitchs remarks that that, of adultery or fornication might lie they by reference I be that then the offenses ' a they projicrly say may he freely and voluntarily consented to WebXF.sn.vY, Oct. lith, I S7 1 . single act, proven by and if the prosecution did not charged in the indictment could only be joined, tI7i The court convened at 2 o'clock, r. the admission of the demurrer in take advat.tige of the misjoinder on a established by a series of continuous way. It was done simply to faiilitatc motion to quash, then there is suih sub- nets, a continuous, oppn and notorious M, Chief Justice McKean presiding. The Chief Justice announced that in r stance in it as wilt support a judgment. living and ddubiliug tha cause and to avoid thd delay of lewdly and lasciviously ns tnan and lienee the cave of The People rs. Brigham the demurrer to wri iug, mid But if tin? two weie iniprq-rlthen the court would arrest tbe tbe exceeding difficulty of proving the J foniigthe paper embodying the grounds was so understood by all parlies. Ir as in the case of two distinct crime laid in the iudictment and tbe of tbe motiou to quash the indictment judgment way a simple act of professional felonies united, and it has uniformly great hardship that would be imposed had not beeu handed him, and it could , such as been held in that case that the court upon the Government by comjH'Hing not Ire found among the files in the tcy on the part of them to elect upon tvhick of the counts clerk's yfljitf,. He ws therefore obliged transpired daily in every! court in the would arrest the judgment. Bishto defer rendering hi opinion until the now attention 1st to call I your they would proceed. land. The demnrrer was rs effectually 212. Criminal view Procedure, the own missing paper could Ire supplied, w His case of was a pecuops interpose .to all intents ami purposes It was arranged by Counsel that a rethen section B.'okiu rhe read liar one, aud he was not sure that tin (Mr. reduced to, .writing and ferred to.) indictment would not lie against the de- copy should be luruished the court, who bsj Now then, if it were not proper to al- fendant Jchntging Jfiled with the clerk, ntul uo lawyer would and thereupon.' announced that the 'opinion tla-swould be delivered on the coming in of id and the sixteen with conduct lascivious women lege allegation, tilings foj a monacal presame tr question so as iudiclmeut t vicious beeatwo they at the same time, thus court oa Thursday morning at ten the dis the massing , in one jlaia a 'proposition.. It i somewhat have been alleged, would the court in tinct and separate charge-gene- o'clock. significant that the Ileutld hould re- - auy case post JM me the election until the ral count, lie illustrated by the ca.--e of J. Ned;. Johnson.1 Ksq., of Nevada, ncc t.s in ? The very tact tiinyou sixteen squares; each square was unless and Josaffi Miller, Usq , of Idaho, sort to so pitiful a Jitcrfuge, and UT1 indiet-meo- t the u upon motion, admitted - members of a square than th'i-- I.irger one; which the defendant's counsel would intridue tiic evidence under the admission that tbc an nil together and it would still make a per- - tue bur. b corn to adopt. iidittnint are proper, it feet sq- are. He would simply ?"ggnt this Tit following named persons applied expluinslhen this language of the stat- viewi to tuc .Utenti m of the court. At for tiaiurnli.iitioii. and afu r the uxirti ute, and the gentleman's a Imissiors to- least the crimes ran more together than examinni'wtt the oath was admiu'-tereclerk and they wer admitted to day t.re somewhat different from what I any other, unless it were the case of by understood his urgument to be yestcr keeping several houses at the same time (ili.eiiHliip : William Dougins, Thomas lla-on the same block that were nuisances. Richardson and Joseph Bireumshaw. He dosed liis argument by quoting The eourt then adjourned uutil Thurs(Mr. flaskiu again quoted from front the authorities in support of the day at 10 oclock n. iu. Bishop.) Now then, the statement of the prop- points which he had urged. and expressosition, ami numerous authorities are ed Inrcoufidettce' that the 'discretion of quoted to support it. is an admission1 by the (rtnrt which wall Invoked would be this author and I believe be lays the properly exercised. rule down against their doctrine as Mr. Fitch May it please the court, strongly us the balance have done is notwithstanding the counsel who reprean ndniivsion that it is a proper' subject sent the Slate upon this occasion have Specially Compiled and Reported of allegation in tbe indictment. for the Daily Review, by tbe thought it necessary to apologize to the W. U Telegraph Co. court for occupy iug so much valuable (Mr. Baskin again quoted from Bisl and continued.) time in the discussion of a question Now then, this writer evidently writes which they cotmider trilling and unimChicago, Oct. Iff. The following with reference to the law of Congress portant, it is undoubtedly true that the and truthful description of the which is binding upoa this case, and he motion now tinder consideration is a tire lias been furnished by a gentleman is treating of tbe proposition as it sood preliminary step in that which promises ho participated in the scene throughtit common law, and 1 have already in to of the most rnportnnrf crimi- out t None but nn eye witness can form the beginning of my argument endeav- nal trial of the country, interesting to ored to show you even at common law the profession at large, and to the pub- an idea of the power and fnrv of the tire as a question of 'pleadings this is al- lic inhabiting this aud other Ungtish-fiend ns he reveled among the palatial '' ' With lowed. j peaking countries, important to this buildings on the souih side. Now he says that the best rule is to conununiiv in its possible effect upon the wind blowing a hurricane at allow the prosecution to end their case. their, conditions, their, circumstances, of a Now then, is it proper for the court to a tuUtheir future, find nccesarily import- moment Jor the fire to inter the south admit general testimony in a case where ant to tlie defendant in tbe number and ends of buildings fronting on Randolph, it is improper to join the allegations. gravity of the charges - alleged against Lake and Water streets and reappear The admission of this rule is th ad- him, and upon wb(ch were, a verdict and at tbe north doors and windows, belchmission of a rule with the qualifications conviction to bctial, be would be ing forth in fierce flames which often Hiked the opposite buildings ; and then which 1 claim to have existed at 'comto so great punishment. mon law, and how much stronger js the The defendant in this case, a man of the flames, belching from buildings on case when we view it iu the light of the advanced), ngr, who has already passed both sides of the street would unite and statute I have read. the allottcd-threscore years and ten, present a solid mass of fire, completely Another matter x The offense for finds himself now called upon to answer tilling the streets from side to side, and which the prisoner is indicted here was to an indictment charging him with six- shooting upward a hundred feet into the at common law a simple misdemeanor, teen distinct and different felonies, com- air above the bouse tops iu their mad it is a common ruaxhn, of tbe common mitted with sixteen distinct and differ- career; and thus was street after street filled with flames and lire, and the law that the rule fails with the reason ent persons, as it is alleged, . and exof the rule. Cental ratio cental ipm lex. tending in Kiinl of time over a period exultation of tbe fire fiend was given Now tbeu, if this prosecution wits at of nearly nineteen years. 1 will not vent to in a roar which can only be common Jaw ljecause it is a common dwell, tbe court, equaled by combining the noise of the may it law offense, lewd and lascivious co- upon the circumstances that surround us, ocean when its waters are driven during habitation was an offense at common or nKn the circumstances of his career. a tempest upon a rocky beach with the now if this ques- Notwithstanding this is a case of trilling howl of the blast. Huge walls would law, a misdemeanor tion came up in any State in this Union consequence in ihe opinion of counsel topple and fall into the sea of fire where the common law practice prevails upon rhe othef side, it is a cnse whose without apparently giving a sound, as and every ruling that shall be the roar of the fiery element was so iu criminal cases, this never could have arisen, but this party could have been made bv your Honor in which will he great that all the, minor sound were of thottands of swallowed up ; and the fall of walls put upon hi trial under, the common scanned by hundred law for all these charges, as I claim he Kngfisli speaking people in Europe alid was only perceptible to the eye and not to the ear. If our readers will recall to can be nnder these charges. Now then, America. , I shall not hope by anything that I their minds tbe fiercest snow storm in the reason there was winch gave rise to this distinction, and i confess I am may say to increase your Honor's sense their experience, and imagine the snow to see why a distinction should be of your responsibility to the profession, td be fire as it surged hither and thither made lietwcen a misdemeanor and a to the Government ami to the country before th fury of the fiend, they will felon via this regard, but the old comat large In this case. That you are be able to form a faint conception of the mon law rule only applies to those cases fully imbued with a due sense of that flames hs they raged through the streets the buildwhich Ht com moil hiw rule were felonies. resjionriblity I shall not permit tuyself of our doomed city. Mau' I may call the attention of ings situated along South Water street Now then the question arises, admitting to queftion. statute says that what at tbe couH respectfully t6 the 'feet tMit, buried their red hot rear "walls in the that the ' law was merely a misdemeanor whatever unauthorized persons may say, waters of, the river, into which under the statute shall he a felony,, whatever newspaper reporters, who pos- they plunged with a hiss like unto does this fact, I ask, change the reason sibly mistake and possibly, desire to nothing earthly, throwing np a billow of the rule? I say, no. I say that the misrepresent the action of. the court, of water which would gradually subside until another wall would follow. The simple fact that the statute makes felony may allege either for or against tbi whatever rumors may creep heat was so intense, at times, from tpme of what, coinmoj law was only a does hot change the application into the public press or agitate the mind of the burning buildings that they ou!d or the reason of the- rule. "Ami tins, be- of tbe country, whatever birds of evil not bfc Bppfuttebed w itbia one biindred cause the subject of the thing, the act to omen may hover upon the horizon and ami fifty feet, which accounts for the back disturb the currents of public opinion manner in which the lire worked lie done, is not changed, because at . 'sviud-bfifeh amf 'fire, far was with a it their trembling wiogs, that so simple misdemeanor, agnhutHhe Ranof business tb vs he has alter tbe concerned ns because reason therefore the this defendant of part reaching yjid , rule itself fails. The rule itself fails he- asked nothing that he has de- dolph and South Water streets, leaped uuta Ihetiorth side in au inll cause of the failure of the reason upon manded nothing, df. the , prosecution, ' ' credible abort defendant' which it was predicated. of that court space of time, and thence the, nothing any ? Mr. Maxwell J F the court, please, iu any criminal 'bud'Lutgs on that may not properly am-nJ this case has been so lake shore, after tbe disside it rcaclud other no and lias shown elaborately argued demand, t - upon otr side. at ul .so tdnqbchtly Hrgued position than to quietly, withdht ostyn touching block after block of happy for ui by the uilwr, sido, iuat there re- taiort aud without arrogance, submit dwellings with its fierce blast. A scene s' to sie proee-- s of tfoejaws. mains but very little for me to snv, and hiiii-c- lf tjjf more powerless effort U fight' hn .enAnd 1 may ttOw'ftpjtea! to the discre-- ' emy wfos neverjresented than that of reat kleal of f ncre it hot tlrht there i counterfeit importance attached to this tiou of .the court, .an bppe.iil which U; this. The peop!etry ing to combat the and combat case aj not of say uotliirig; as it is, I will seems to me is property fuade iu this fire 1 not d tain the tonrt a motion. I may call youritttitiou to the IpUg.tiuyratHRu, iur Ut peupittowcj great while. I du not look .upon this case as a case of peculiar circumstances of disad-- antnge iheir head in anguish tf spirit and sufHe fered ibc fiend fn have untrammeb'd an Ameri- vhiih surround this defendant. any very great importance can citizen brought before an American stands indicted by a grand jury selected sway. And well and thoroughly ha he tribunal for violating an American law 'n a manner unprecedented iu any done lit work; and a nothing of past I do not Lhantf of VivUizctL uatim'throniclcs iiolatng a law of civilizntici. Nca .v'.rt in Europe I Mt-K- t a-- ! nt-jt- g Ba-ki- cousei-enticn- f vv-te- istu - . lg np-m:i- r. http-hazar- ' I 1 i- indiet-vitiat- ! Hi-ne- e e -- logi-.t'lie- coit-iiccte- d, - Mr.-Fitch- d so in all future time the great Chicago fire, when mentioned, will bring to tbe hearts of its participants a pang of anguish, to future generations a siniile of everything that is fearful and terrible. While there are a great many instances of generous devotion oil the part of rich and pouv, in dividing with the destitute, One then are instances of was trying to remove valuable pujrers from an office, and two men for aid, which they refused unless he jmid them fifty dollars. The papers were destroyed. of express wajrons Inve tikeii on. hundred and everthvo hundred dollar for an hours use of their vein its in gett't.g distressed people wav Aiming tlie sad accompaniment of the calamity was to see hundred of me i and boys beastly intoxicated a round the streets of tlie north division, where th saloon keepers stock, turned into the street, furui'hed a convenient opportunity for the gratification of shiki-l- i propensities ; and there cun hardly Ire a dm. ht that many of these poor w roll lie found their death ia the Hinie, from which Ufoy wetf Ttwj helpless to escape. One poor vn)n ha-- crowded fur refuge into a wntcr main, lying in the street near tlie watr works, but the fire fiend found him even there before he could get bis body wholly in safety and robbed him of bis life. In the city there- rs no water except what is taken from the lake. Very grave fear of outiages by the. thieves on the west side are lelt on every hand. General Sheridan, who has been a hard worker all through the fire, is still asking tbr troops iroiu different points to keep order. All business and work is mi pended, and every one is intent in securing first somc.liiog to cat, next shelter. Tim suff, ring on the north side is ; men, women and children 30,000 of them are huddled together like so many wild animals, in one place; in another plal-17.000 Germans nnd Irish, praying for relief. Helpless children are asking for bread from heartbroken parents, who know riot whifh way to turn sr what to say nothing to do but Hwaitjthe arrival an l distribution of supplies, which at best must be a slow as. there are parts of the burnt districts over which it is almost i in possible to travel. Women in the ch hlbirth, nnd patients who of !).iins s been aroused from beds of ness to snv that at best were nearly spent a'l were exposed to tlie rain of last night and the cold, raw winds of to day. Several deaths have occurred in Lincoln Park; and three woineu have brought children iuto the world onlr Iff die. There are people who in the bitter-soul- s ascribe the calamity ness'of their to Gods jrtd rnient. A Gentian said to second Sodom aud Go- me. Thio is An- tnorrah and tlie curse is ou it. must Ire spent in Lincoln the brick "Held at liviioi( yet another nnd another, nd extra are loaded to their ity taking people aw ay, who itt many instances have no place to g., yet can't stay- here; and every train is obliged to leave five times as many as they take Kvery pr caution is being taken by the authorities to guard the people to night, and if morning coines without robberies, tnnrder-t- or a renewal 'of the fire, theu all will thunk God and go for- ward with courage. iou of svmpathy on all hands is most gratifying, but more help must come. The Journal will publish a paper to night. Other ptpers will follow selfi-Jiinv- s. 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UGBEKl S JX, W.M. fr BE NTH AM FABIAN, . oa roi , 71. lHth, 3IoiulnyKXTKAJfCK r.V Searcher of Records MALTESES FRUIT STORE. ON TO MAIN HTR12KT. Real Rlnte mu! MlnfogCTofrao of Meeting. and Krldag. e SQT KVEUY LAIt rr CONVEYANCER mint FCRIVENKB. Monday, FRIDAY A UKAXIl tOlOK.K. ethf. Oflieo with . litiil'lini;.) Mai il !t every .Wuml and Kourth Monday of each mouth. Sojouruiuz brethren are orUlaily tin ited to atn-nT. V. THACV, T. P. a. M. Ira M. SwARts, Sec'y. , ...... ... 1 A held at M.uouir Halt, Conimerre Bnqding, Exit Temple Street, the Seroml and Kourth Muielay nt each month. Memlar of Slater laaige. and we jouriuiiK llretlin-- in gooJ et.iudiue are cordially UL- W OOIIX, W. M. invite,! to attend. t'llltUroHHKR illKKL, Sec'y. -- !, r., M.rt,- drawn flri-fi- - f. BILLIARD HALL, o--o The Cholmt Wine, Liquors io4 Cigar in the Market HALL IN TH CITY, TT THE FINESTgiven to nivtomer. M, BPClHinJXTv. Provisions, Liquors, LIKE CITT. MAIS STREET, OQDEX. 0Q J No. 7 O Lodge Mount Moriah A. M. Kemilar Cointuu meat ion tl BANK EXCHANGE, GllbCEll, l. Murpui.-Cntuu- agre-Blen- Wholesale and Retail 3 I.nliuK OK PhKKt.CTIOX, XO. 1, A. ST. JOIIN A. . K , meet, at Maaonir Ifatl, (CHifc-r- r. A or at Low, Alwtrart of titl- -, hilt, of .utnirlii, Leimr, A1 of every royylng J . 1 J. Mnin. SALT 0. C. BUTTERFIELD, ( ,Jl. As V. i Barouche, v9. Wnaatcti 1.0,1r No, S'y. - CAIl KIAGEH, wiuj. Wediu-eday- MASONIC NOTICES. IbaN. SwAiti, j j D' URATlLE IJUGG Y ! Late of San Francisco; - Keont-n- BiiUdinc. upper floor, SOxit, ou VimtlK teruia! Apply to' B. M UTRar. wpi'.tf RHGI f In wont of a flue fm on! Fricvu. m w wilF Are invited tu oca osm vf nrnkn it for tlirir intervot to mrrh 0t. M, S Daviduox. FOlt 11 ACADEMY! j PROF. Ute Wok nt (bin offlrj ami may the 0Kuiuie rtmr to th jHtfHTR VtolurtMu rW.iin CALI 1'ttltS I.t And all Market irhrrr (treat WtroMfify" i TtrtjUl red. Brett, or other 1 ltCKKT t Jt Jeweler, RoiK.NTHAL, Salt Rake Iuuo. Oppo.it Etc., rax so CTtt amer fc.t, EX CO. fiockaway, Plenwant Rcnurt! Jeweler, op. Salt laike itonae. Vi re Attendants Gentlemanly. iHNfpffmMi . LIQUORS vAND OIGAltH. TtR'-r- t to tWMfcWTWMrVlt cTnl.lc, n fiiiinU-- r of fm. Brood Murv HrT jo.l imported from tho OK WINES, 7T"Q1U SAUL, T" 5v CARRIAGES, ri.VJ.ST RXAXIiS ALL TUK - o.?, feTKKIiT. MAIN dtoll. INKS WANT Ml pk! entiit, ronmlitu of !nmU or ihiiiwI farm in II tinni or ton'd, or far town nnrt "property. j7hL Apply to " fcLU? Srict.lL . e. S NET7 HAVEN, CONN the Bt3ding roraefly Occn- pied hy Mrs. tenhornse, r. -- -- I fnrauhod tOom, without txn,rd.jitlilu L4ve one or two hlmk of tin l'o- -f ofli.-g adiiroM and trrma nt Ihe First Nation! Bauk. M f t I GO ID , AND j - I. . O. E. LODt.K NO. Meet 1. every UTAH M iu Commerce Baildiiic. MINERS SUPPLIES. The Wide Circulation i Thursday at Miuu aintet. --OF- I Chore 1. Watt of Mid tirt Mary will he etxtoen feet in higlit, of brick, a il h foundation of atone. . Plan aud rpcetficallou a,ay'ie aeen S. K. Mav. at tho rainina otlice of ttajiom Chapman l. I.ti haure Reading Room, , with it-whoaa pnpowl mav left. Thoe hidditi); ahiuild, with the bid, git the of kind name The of atone work tlielr for which bid are made vhoiiiJ be given. Tlie rtitbt'ia reaervr ta reject any or ail litd. Ou behalf of Biuldina Committee. . O. M. PEIRCE. f Salt Lake City, Oit.Iiah, 1ST1., oil. THE DAILY REVIEW, ALL AM) " h rnOIOSAIJ. until Saturday, Oei.ttili, SEALED m., ail I tie derived by the undervigned for the iiiaeoM a ork, inciudins material, or tha Sr! Htury, of the pmpovrd MethHlit Epiwi.pil MAKEH IT MINERS TOOLS. wilh-Col- t . Powder, Fuse; "S'liS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS . ) Salt trike City Oddlelloar in good ftamliUK are invited to attend. Sl)L. LEVT, N. U. . J. M. OuRtaos, Sec-y- and xTJnnC! ' r e ii . . . t; ' ' f T'RdhiPTLY t S age A I And therefore Rusinett Hen should aeail themselves of the use of FILLED. 'I Goods delivered OPHJR S f A L, fc m. i of THIS! PAPER FItEE OF CHARGE New Yoik, Oit. 10, 11 a.tn. A St. t bxprctM Louis dispatch says tho Chicago fire To all parts of the City. was extinguished last, nig! t Lv n heavy from Salt Xtkt Running; Daily t ruin. livery newspaper Is dcstrOyeif. Tooele Town vi4 Lake Comer of Main and Sd South Strowto. City, Tho proprietors have telegraphed east S for p xer pr, cs. Th f re extended to t , , City , ,aud Opki? , To Stockton. Twuutvssctood street,- f,,t tLo south. The whol south, between Wabash find ! 'famliil in ashs. Over 23.000 I Vonrtri CuAuhri. tin situ k, ntf f:! ntttt State striuLs, . .. liritd 4, .id A jfV a T. Ml .Ta f, the The iu a buildings have t goes agonizing appeal of the authe-ith- s iursUlitn oil Jbc load. nKAn ii hi: lioysr, out for help over the wholo country ' f , b ihirtJGifT!: ( around, to succor the suffering. There is a fearful panic in Wail street. The and Quick Time. loss of life, by tbe fire is appalling. All Cheap the vessels, elevators, bunk, hotel., Office At Wells, Fargo & Cos Salt railroad depots, warehouses, Lake City. at earners etc., have been destroyed. At iri.XES Af A Vt.f r.r,. , oil. three o'clock a.m., the Western Union telegraph operators were driven from in infurminsttlicir frimi! In enc-Jtheir office on the corner of State and rrtAKEptwur rut rcccircdn outntn-ro- Lino, the columns i i 4 Jt in the Country, and Orders Solicited r lake SALT nedlan The Best Advertising It. P. Kixbvu. Wivts. o ! - (Joml-ieei- Lti e -- iwving Bank, I. AVvVTSr JO - sick-bve- OARRIAGES ! rf SLA. X.OO 1ST , Durham & Wooster, nion).jiivJUUiS Al0f"KRT BOOtv.aMtininK Tm ow ur .! Iwvi- li hi ! ed heart-rendin- -r-ooms fasten -- - Salt Lake Stables t- tu-- i d. M-- , If von wont to . '! j salt la r nut ecu Fare the-litre.- HUNT -, SELL, RENT, BEACH & 1 - BUY, XiOAU, Of Invent , -- PIIOPRIITTOIIHS, I'RiirRIA-pilRi- C7iltnl. UBERALLY ADVERTISE 1 L 22d CARROLLS street.. New York, Oct. 10. Tlie Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting to, day for the purpose of devising measures to aid the Chicago sufferers, and obtaining nubseripfions. The attend-anewas large. George Opdjke was 1 lie .moment the meeting President. organized, Fisk and Hatuh handed iu a check for ten thousutd dollars each; also checks were received from Clewes & Co., Jay Cooke, and tlie 111. C. Company. A large number of one thousand dollars amounts were received. A Committee of one hundred proposed to collect subscriptions for aid to tlie inhabitants or the doomed t Ity. Washington, Oct. 10. Sheridan telegraphed Belknap last night us follows: lias deThe fire last night and was that all almost cif stroy very valuable in this city. There is not a business house, bank or hotel left. Most of the best part of tbe city is gone. Without exaggeration all the valuable portion of the city is in rniasi, I think not less than 100,000 people are homeless, and those who have, bad most wealth are now poor.. Such a terrible misfortune may with propriety be I a national calamity. Illris, Oct. 10. Pierce Taufrey ha been appointed French Minister to Ber-liThe sun of Due de Joiuville, now an officer in the American Navy) ha received permission of the Government to enter the Navy of France. Los Angeles, Oct. 10. Francisco Yoarrn,.fpund guilty of violating the person of a pud named lfyule eight year old, will be sentenced I)r. ' Colombo was shot by Surveyor Tattle iu a saloon at Owen Lake last week nud seriously injured. A pistol ball passed through bis thigh. The cnttle disease has broken out ia the vicinity of Owen's Lake and the ranches o Owen river. A number of cattle have died. ; A schooner has been launched oa Lake, which will bo used tor carrying Oreg and bullion. Salem, OcL 10.J -- Delegations of Indian from various reservations, accompanied by the superintendent, jvre here for couaultniion and for the purpose of Jetting tbered man see the power of hi white neighbors. A meeting was held aud speeches made by several the Fair ground, chief.' They and were delighted with the scene. ( llealdsburg. Ootl 10. - The up stage on the McDonald grad at It) VcWk this morning, was stopped by two thanked highwaymen, whet tic man tied Well, Fargo A Co. express box, which wa handed to them. They Jirolce ojicn the box and took $18J, leaving by the side of the boxj nf their hurry,1 750.' Five but were passenger were in the stage, rptnol?ijtd. A hrge parij- - are io pursuit of tbe robber. Rail-mu- - r Engagement and First Appearance ' or ed . - James L. Hih, Estf., has- been- - appointed by tliucotirt ns Official Rcjorit-r- . Mt. High will also supj.ly tbe Rkvilw ilth complete it port for, pullicatioa of the imports nt trial novr pending. - LA FOREST, MISS ROSE The dutnnintf ahcimc ntnf firent tcrir Cham pinn Jig Ita ueer. Tlio Vll That hare ever been brought to thi Cttgl Entire Change . of 'Efogramme if if Omir Orctir-- lr t i si .. fr ! Look '' o9. out fob our t oclork bard. xtxRTREi. R. M. CARROLL. Wawger. Regular StagaMtine -- 1 1 i t 'If . ! i pi I oW I Wbolemlv and Retail Dewier in T ' . .. 'i : a v : r Sole I il .I- v r -- 5 - a MAIS STREET, i.r Suit Ldlfe City, e'.ufj friMtaak. I M Dost, (Vt and fmeeaiy. Ik tickdw. oa Kew York. CVbn. (a Lonia, Omaha, toaver. Raw FmaeOeea, a4 ael (art of Korop., CuUeetuiM proen Jt attaaied to. DEALERS Set - Agents of the Ij W. UlLLAMk. , Mioufuctnrcra of window; A (loan. Ataornnaerfiaf uOWa at I'tah, and V trgima ow llch-oa- , . t ID. FRILL, UYERV. FEED, SALE STABLE . , glass, Urre stock alwa cs on hand. SUE. 1 ! very, V ALTA TJloU. v OTTAWA GLASS CO. ' - UTAH. Balt Lake Cily.UtahTetTUorr t - t or . amann to llonaay, toilet A Cay Freet. C. L D.atM, Teo Wuui IllWt, AhTII-i.CaekOer. , CHICAGO. EAI NATIONAL i i , t FinMT f - - - J . GROCERIEGgjqYINS.atSiai 1 1 Green and Ddied Yruits, etc.. ftki. d , 174. RASDOLmt STREET, f CUT 'lit kru AiD--! K. t j ; 17 Ft. TIIK ptTttOJtAREJbOF TII h i limel Our y.tup teo to ha uf the hat euaiity au ) Vl uueeau. fte eafve need, Liv baia tuem f aa lei I. kltuvra tv tha haadwHM hll-k-kwlMM OmawoMH. head. ntdv aea rirrnlor. ate, they oa. aa hf Ue of advertiamg fimilaa Ike fvkl Oa quatoted arith them aud the, Hk Ikt VARNISHES! VION-DAV- JOSEPIT xuAd I SILVER,, -ea otf. t - - -t J- -- xj , U foTomCt J TRIAL A US j -- IiriDdtoe ,iii ' M ANUFACTURERS O F p, H. WHITE. .V- any Place! WHITE, LEAD, i, ZUsC WHITE COLORS. ) TIU-JKEL- A.-ll- j ALLSTON, DEV0E and CO. I THE PALTLAKK, BH COTTOSWOD AND SPRINGS . ST AUK f, LEAVE WELLS, FLR(10 A WEDNESDAYS ND FRIDAYS OT EACH . t WEEK, AITO CtOCK l. . FILTER DAILY REVIEW - KStGIVE no 36 (!llrry. Door ojwu t 7 oclock; Prfornuicvoc un- 4 AFPJSAR. . -r- ia is HORSES RECEIVED OS HOARD! , BIG DICK iril.L And the Best Paper to do o SPAN Prices as low' as Old .Mnn , and " ' EDDIE and BENNIE, . BEST That eon he found I the elCy,' ; V ADVERTISE LIBERALLY BUGGY AXl TUK irant ta be a LITE business man, an economical one, in cotwen Hence, ut prwtun-- l. VERY THE HARRY L0RRAIN, ' If you If you Htai-t- o LITTLE. DICK,. THE DAILY REVIEW; of MATCH TEAMS Atoll timiw can he tlirir Hlxl.lo H PATSY MASON, rc to-da- - wrek, Q nme are going in V hutineos. If you hare incrmel your stock If you want to sell out quirk. 9 d Ow-en- s 1 , Ami every rveninx liurifig with Cut, together pTlIE PINEHT A u. vi-it- From the EVENING, OCT. 0th, l. " r IN- - BUGGIES and CARRIAGES It. Jir. CAnno 1.1. A- C, Proprietor. JOS. JJA Y.X1.S, Jr.' Mnilcmt IU rector. MONDAY bv Ju.t that they ! Goddards Building, Main Street, to-da- y con-bide- CASINO f IyTTK ht. xuonrsos.- i Au- Saud Sale Stable, PAIIIAK & Co. CRY,; Llttlf Cotteawood 5 STTEHTTOJf OlYRN t t of ctiK-.- t oj" t ItuM. ... to AXl'tAU:. t)t te , ti.cry - OOHHAXiXi, WESTOF WALKEIl BHOa. o'- SECOND RJCTll STREET, Suit Lake City, ' u Ail kltido of Carr-neeUoreeo olua) on baud at rvau. m! a, WILLARD ' - I tUk -- 4 Kaddlo FRCSLK, rroyrieters |