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Show t 4 j. - 1 stgaawyw i , Tho Daily" Review. JMenlay EveaiRj, Oct. 23, - : ( 5 1 ENGLISH RHETORIC AUTO broth-EKLV LOVE. . The following exquisite gem is. from the discourse of Elder Felt, as delivered in the Old TabernaeleSnnday morning, 22d. t It will doubtless strike October 4. terror to the hearts of these cats paws, as there working yonder. l ChrisAfter mildly, and with a lamb-liktian charity and brotherly Jove, characterising the Federal officers of Utah as pusillanimous cats' paws, the redoubtable Elder proceeded as follows 1 Tint folly of these men not here, 1 mess those that are smarter than these J mean ftlieir,rnut era rats pawst that are working jonfer, their wisdom is indeed perished and their understaud-in- g is hid, and those that have touched It before have perished. The hands of those that hate tom bed the Tab roach-hav- e withered. Will it again? Yen, 1 i as.-srel- e , - vcrilv ! t Aside from the choice rhetorical and 4 grammatical struetnre of the Elder's sweet-neglowing sentence,' the. dove-likdisplayed towards them that are in authority wiji commend this choice morceaux to every reader of the Review, It is prophetic of the good time coming, when the lion and the lamb shall lie down together and little child shall when lead them; though they getyp we fJLv that both lamb and drild will st ; CASE. TUB HAWKI5S . j . f Editor Review: ,As the traveler regard to tbe turns in the canyon, in consequence of which the sides are often smooth and tbe wall lines parallel with the road, while at a few places abrupt and ragged cliffs show that the gorges have broken straight across the lay of tbe rock. Once in town this changes very suddenly, and the strata immediately in sight are nearly level Just north about the- - Cliff mine, one of the oldest locations, tbe strata appear to dip off northward; and at that point are considerable layers of quartzite, indeed nearly all that cliff is quartzite. South of town, on the front of Lion Hill, the strata as seen from the hotel. present almost a level; but the work shows that they dip considerably into the hill, that is, southward. Farther tip the canyon, eastward, an evident slip to the southeast appenrs , r All .these appearances would indicate to me that Ophtr is in tbe centre, or nearly so, of a great upheaval: but long since the original formation, tie strata near the centre of this uphenval hare slowly setthd back, as they would have room to do. . 'Tins ; makes of the district two great divisions; layman,' would tor one moment presume to question their truth. But when by skillful innuendo the writer applies these axiomatic truths to the recent trial of Thomas Hawkins charged with adultery, he Is guilty of base, deliberate and. inexcusable falsehood. Let ua. however, state a few simple truths, which, without resorting to the eowJirdljr subterfuge of covert iunuendo, tr desire to apply to the action of the Herald in connection with the Hawkins For a public journal which seeks to chronicle the proceedings of the courts in State trials of the gravest importance, matters, to use the Heralds own words, that men of more than ordinary mental caliber would approach with much deliberation and wait for the dual adjudication of auy unsettled questions bearing for a public journal, we upon them such in cases to predetermine a repeat man's innocence before he is tried ; to publicly intimate that it has so determined to assert that the able partisan speech of the Court in charging the jury had fixed the verdict; to accuse the Court ' of making a very elaborate to say argument for the , prosecution that after the adjournment of court the Judge remounted the rostrum, called the meeting to order and took important action in the case 5 to charge that the Court dodges from Territorial to Fnited States law, and. back again to Territorial laws, as occasion may require, is a prostitution of journalism to the Latest partisan purpose. It is something more than 'this wficV applied to the action of .Chief Justice McKean in the Hawkins case ; it is a wilful, deliberate libel upon the judicial conduct of a public officer; for which that officer, if he cared to notice such contemptible falsehoods, Could recover heavy damages in any court having jurisdiction of the subject matter. Indeed, WC have seen frequent instances where courts have exercised, their summary power to punish for contempt, and have inflicted both fine and imprisonment, in coses' far less 'flagitious than this. A journal which so far .forgets the amenities of journalism a Jo utter such outfagooui falsehoods touching the action of, the Court, would receive but little sympathy, if pnuished according to , Its deserts. Oct. 20,1$71. comes up East Canyon be observes the strata every where dipping, at a steep incline westward, and this without any ilice-tliro- - SJItSKSa ITEMS.; OVhih (SttU-T- . TUB I1EEUI.O OX TUB WAR PATH. i Th Herald of Sunday morning contains thti fiillowlnj : to flvfest an oppoFr nent with the dice loaded, is the easy trick wf i gambler. For a duellist to tire hi antagonist an empty pistol aud holding a loaded one meet him and kill him, mot; Id be a simple act oasaaina-tim- i and for a court to predetermine a man's guilt before ho Is tried, publicly Intimate that It had so determined, pHcloa jury on pnrpoae to convict, and play the strongest card' throughout in the game of prosecution, is no evidence sf the mattes being guilty, but merely thnt justice is pnartituted to the basest purposes by judicial authority. - Plaiaproptmitinns, and, as simple statements of fiict, unquestionably true. No sane man, be he lawyer or be missing. - JPrtmi'Our Special Corrwpomknt. 1871. e . 4 y The Base MetalOphir'or Galena friO, as it is variously called, extends from near the town several miles northward; aud the Lion-au- d Silver Hills, containnoted most the mines and the high ing extend ores, grade nearly two miles southward. Going up the canyon there is an easy natural connection with Camp Floyd, the principal part of which is only seven mites from this city;' the gra'.e Is favorable and a moderate amount of e work would make a stage road. But directly cost of the town a bigb range cuts off this canyon from Salt Bake valley, and from this and other reasons Opher has a climate cooler in' - summer and as warm in whiter as Salt Lake city. The canyon contains about 1 ,500 people, and supplies ore for the continual working of one mill, one .Ford's steam battery mill and six arastras. Three furnaces have been erected, of which only one has been rntttiing since my arrival ; another is firing up this morning, and we are assured tbe other will start , in a few days. I notice also that great quantities of ore are going out of this and Dry Canyon to Stockton, and considerable to Cwriune and other places. The Velocipede No. 2 has just con tracted to furnish 300 tons in Balt Lake city. - The company could Safely contract for 3,000, having that much in sight. The Velocipede is an immense body of what they call here low grade ore. But one's standard of values must be looked to care full r, as many camps would consider it high grade, running, as it does, 40 per cent, lead and from 40 to 50 oe. of silver. By last report from the Comstock mine, the average of the ore extracted was $23.07 j, and the profit $8 per ton. It is beyond question that when processes of working are more perfected, many of our Utah mines now of little worth will pay richly. Tbe furnaces here have got into position slowly and awkwardly; a score of reasons are given therefor by miners and proprietors, all of which may be reduced to one want of experience. But bear in mind that Ophir District fs If such in the only fifteen months old. done in tbe what not be may green tree, AmericanThe characteristic of dry. showed this however, impatience, early .season; some live hundred or a thousand who had not realized fortunes at once took their departure and tbe enmp tout bed the zero of depression in Au gust; then a healthy reaction- - set in; development is progressing on a sounder basis and all'ftbllcTpatd & liri lyfWinter. The mines will warrant a vast increase of enterprise and lucostmeut of capital.' here. I took m first "view of an afastra Jr . ? Araatrn are run, Of eonrsej by water pow'er, and have to me a decidedly look;, otdy, , jhe Mexican would d and unhappy looking have a mule (bra motor, instead of a first-rat- p Direct-Act-lug- " - v Mexi-cauis- h raw-bont- water-wheel- fbad , We 'j to-da- y The Perqds The verdict in the cqse-o. Hairline is still the theme of conversation in every hotel and on every street corner, and the public are eagerly awaiting .the next step in ' thej cause. The verdict of guilty"' will not surprise those who .listened to the evidence and to the able and logical charge of the Chief Justice to the jury. Indeed It would be difficult to imagine a clearer ease of adultery since the principal jwjppss - testified; to; j haVlog eanght the defendant fagranto delicto, sad no attempt was made by the defense to rebat this testimony. ThtUtel-flmnn- r Opbirtte?, of the only witness introduced feoxaevtcATEn. , , defendant'! eomwelrW far from 'i by OwJ md Safgatlsa weakening tbe ease of the prosecution, R,flrcttM ; q. Canaan', Haraagut Ut Um Tab- went frr toward - givlpg jt addit joaai ) , anaacla. ,t v t feaR Uke'City, bet. 19, 187,1. Strength. Should no motion in, arrest , of judgment, or for a 'new trial, be inlast the j IDKAB'Rgvitw, On Sunday thankful terposed sentence will be prohounced on Latter-DaApostle (how Tnesdav1, Ibd 24th, on the coming la of ought we to be that we live ia a day of ' the Court, . . . sucljKel UghOdbe, veritable, () in an harangue delivered iu ' FawHTrvt- Chief Jufrte9tIdcKetl Q. Cannon, before a few ofhis broths the Tabernacle ha an only litolher who is a clergyman; and cr imposter a, very- many deceived nd dijtqbi irgans andpvriike orgioq asked the following question: selves getting out of brealh with Abuse ones, And where is the man that can say of tbe Judge, they aeensd bfra of baring Latter-DaSaints have wronged bcctf a clergyman which he never waih (hat (he him 7 - To some, this question may be What bothers us is to understand bow difficult ti solve,' - foe' the ' reason the Judge earn hobl up bis bead and look very are no real Ldtier Day Saints that there men in the &eeall the time remaining iatrfofe g (h'e ''Momon T mean; living, silent under such frightful charges from Tbere fcre some who have the namey but EMer Cannon and' Apostle Sloan. tbe proof of their being such is - gadijf Link an, tbe .Gettrile butcher, appears wanting.; When compard ,witb the In a large advertisement, which Is saints of forroqr days,' who, under the a snfc- sign of prosperity. . captaincy of,dim, who, refused jtos be f coiy-biueda- Semi-Week- -- com-plailiin- g, to-d- a -- 1 y! K -- y r to-da- .a y - -- j. j y Mel-chtaed- , -- ? 4 : To-da- y, 1 bull-dog- n and bruised, be fined from five to fifty dollars, no wrong irl the eyes of the good (?) apostle Cannon would bo done to any on becanse he pretends to think that no one bearing tbe name of Saint Could do. wrong. jEJeorge, I suppose nothing that I could say would convert you into believing thel truth, in consequence of yourself and the system to which you belong being made up of lies and deception which assertion I am prepared to prove, on conditions that you will supply me with files of the Detcret Kmc, Salt Lake Herald and as many of he works of the Church as possible. I refer to works doue in tbe dark as w(?H as in1 the light. I desire, especially to bring you to the light, that your deeds may be made manifest that they ere' f the devil, your father. Should 'you wish to comply with the condition offered, you wilt please have the kindness to leave such documents at the Review office, , George yo - may, 'however, decline altogether having Anything to do with a person of my stamp. In that case, I shall be under the necessity of applying to your iBro. Brigham, who, of course, -- IlE TELEGRAMS t i - Specially Compiled and Reported far the Daily Review, by the W. U. Telegraph Co. , o 1 1 'New York, Oct. 23. Advices from Columbia, S. C., state that no definite intelligence has been received concern ly rwn, In Salt lake, Oct. JSd. at tbe reeidodta of . Wines, Eaq., by Judge Smltli, W ilti ju R inm, Kaq, of Lamoille Valley, Net, to MJm llettie True man, 1 of Lamoille Tal ey. , d reported for the Dull fiSpecialty compiled Our friend tflwr, who baa a boat f friend in U. W. Co. , the folisnjib eri, ly This city, le ranked ameag tbe must enterprMeK of Elko county, in Nevada, and it affords laMsdlartei Iu Sam FrincUw. , citlsene us pleasure to cbronkle hie entmneo into the San Francisco, Oct. 21. A gang of state of matrimony with the young lady who baa organized incendiaries attempted to fire taken untehereetf the reeponaibUity to .hare with the block bounded by Third and Fourth, him the Joys and trouble, of this mundane life. Market and Stevenson streets last night, At the rwtldenoe of Mr, Staple, in tbe Fifevidently with the view of creating a teenth Ward. Sunder, Oct. B2d, 1871. by the How wide-spreaJustice J. B. McKean, Mr. Oy I ha to Miw U. conflagration, i Fires were Chief M. Carver,. set in five different localities, but in each We wish our old California friend much happt-n-instance discovered in time to PACIFIC TELEGRAMS extinguish The fire police have arrested persons on suspicion, and are now working up tbe case. The locality is thickly built op with buildings of a very inflammable character, and with a good breeze half of the southern part of the city might have beeu burned. San Francisco, Oct. 21. The entertainment given by the public schools, which was originally intended for the benefit of the Chicago sufferers, at Pacific Hall last evening, whs quite successful and netted a handsome sum. Tbe audience voted to give the money to the Wisconsin sufferers. A.E- - Hill, late note teller of the Bank of California and assignee of Treadwell & Co., whose fatal illness was telegraphed three days since, died yesterday. Admiral Winslow has consented that the ILJkTfeamer California be visited by thpublic on Sunday, and steamers will ruu to her all day. , The California Gluve Company informs tbe public that tbe impression that California ground squirrel skins are valuable for gloves, is wholly erroneous. They have no value whatever except to tie original proprie'o s, and the large shipments which haie been made here are all a dead Um to the shippers. San Francisco, Oct. 22. The Republican primary election will be held in this city on Monday. The executive committee for the Chito cago relief fund will meet decide upon the division of funds between Chicago and Michigan. The steam saw mill of Wells, Russell & Co., will be fit running order some time during the week. It will give employment to about 100 mechanics. Steamer California, from San Diego, arrived this morning with passengers and freight from that port. Alexander White was arrested charged with tLe infamous criine against nature. James Cartney Li tho principal witness against him. Indian Affair In Arizona. Los Angeles, Oct. 22. Petiiions are in circulation in Arizona, which, after detailing the murders of citizens by the Apaches, asks the President to allow General Cook to pursue his policy1 of subjugation of tbe Indians without the interference of the Peace Commissioners. ' A party of three hundred miners which left Prescott a few mouths since for a proipecling tour through the Apncho couutry, is ' now reduced to them.. . to-da- y m ;; and long life. DIED. please copy.) FOIl SALE, House, 'll 1 INKS WANTED r 4 . - , TIIE FINEST ' MATCH TEAMS - r hrouffht to this heom lk at conawiaan, . procured, in . A ACADEMY room, a Bit board, HOtSE. to rent above the Merchant OFFICES corner of South and Commercial ta. P. AuJS. Enquire of EngKlbrecht. Building, upper Poor, 80x24, on AHOUK term. A ply to Furth Friday of each month. Mem-Itof Sieti-- lewlge, and eojotirning Jtrellireu iu good tauding are conlially itn ited In attend. R. It. HOBEiaSdN, W. M. I M. Swaavx, Secy. a. an. , 50,000 Bushels i rnE DAILY REVIEY7. 0 WAG ' 3T oh TIIS rvWo isfatmonagb Thk aelidteit. Our Jut Frtuting we gnara. tee to he of the hnet aeaiity end juaf what ear aa-tur-ner need. Live hn.tnre known by the handsome u adrertuing mediant tbe pnMie hoeomo ee gnats ted with them and they with the peMtu. CARRIAGE Y0RK, j D. C. BUTTERFIELD, DcMorlptlonH, Wholesale and Retail Goo. W. Clawen, GliOCER; i i OF WOOD. SALT LAKE CITY. claa elegantly fnrnl.hed and Brat i f tu every particular. ! -- IS EMPLOYED BY US. - Blacksmithing, Powder, Fuse, IN ALL. ITS BRANCHES. AND ALL mNERS TOOLS, PAINTING COACH Orders Solicited arid ' 4 REVOLUTION J -- 4 1 HIM TURN AND The Wilson Shuttle . 7-- t, .1.1 BT THE MANtFACTVRED 4 -- .'I A Jg r 1 j PAT, IaANNAI? , 1 , , ee CHOICE r,IEATS;&c.f - to-da- it 1 r . 22.-jrin- ee f !$ j- Pole Ageat IT WB . '.' - r - i I 1.. 7 Forty fivo i Dollars And upwapfo, apd fiJlx warpath m Ab W heijj for i' ed ' J T J. City T. VIKTB. Commercial afreet, Gatt Lakg f or (foot sooth of raise Bath Room. ISAAC, D, IJPNIOON, Oomiqisslqil Mercliai ' t Corner Mattery and Washington Sfr, w - . CAL. FRANCISCO,' GENTILE BUTCHER h.I r mESC3S - cEEimrroN k mcnba, ELLiMOKIU A i, L0UTH4N. - - , I Cost Kxiroy Ci I - , M to pCKiySB. W Coumiel-- I j cvyr, . f Abatraeta of title, kilt of afo, Mortgage, e drawn up, agrevpmntf, rootraet;, AIM) eopying of every Aeacriptfon executed. , EOft ftopra 1 if Manofartnr Genta Suit to r.r.iBj pwiy, prempt, 1 iy, and tn th arthfisllpR trf I THE SOBBY TAILORS, r-.t- a ASjEfticA, MKXffCk 1 i jMln wathlfSh xur? t?Yjoq. , r Fhaetsa,- - eckaway, Raremelte SHOWS 4b HiTTnXWI. xatsw4tl4W4rJtarp& CHIPAGQ, y .. i (CAjmgJTM And mil Markets where Great ijunuhtLjj i Mequiffd, f Citrdstop ' Rrett, or ether ; TAIIaOIlS, .C0r3, CARRIAGES, La, MICIICIIAINT . aspr agtexsm f MrCurJy A Mrgag, gth Mer.. era M Law, ? Yccctcr, HEW HAVEX, Reollktfttp and Minirig Claim Office fir'? oppicbs g ELIJAH S. Y RATES, Elkoy Nevada, i. p. ,r.. lire r A.HOPP1BR, CONYKYANCKRatid AT Ladfea if IiviteJ o call at nr offifte and ha wuirincedt of their awperioirffy over other one chitiea, -h I Send for Circular. 4 Searcher, of 'Records t ( CARRIAGES! Durham SENTHAM FABIAN,' 4.tMo. am now prepafed to fnrnUh the Justly at eitljef of ouf machine celebrated for Vraro, ' i t for Utali, Itevada ; - IN , A STYLE TO SUIT ' r ' . VIETS, - -- LIVING PBICI3S. d , t 4 thousands foe defense n iv4 ' r F " ft- - T13V.Tli3H CIIA-Xio- Citj. fartl'f Pf Main and ad bnmtla itm hi 4 for OF - To all parts of Iie Hoise Shoeing- Clcrolnnd, Olilo, " ' i P 'Goods delivered I . VIIsQf) SetytofJ f,IachiiiQ Cq FILLED. e .U WLMMim TRIMMING, D j ?Iaasr. ll CARRIAGE SEWINGMiACHINE, -- tt. AND COACH oft-trut- 4 PROMPTLY SPECIALTY. OUT. f s CARB'AGE PAINTING EXTRAORDINARY v s. 1 ! AND MINERS 'SUPPLIES, U. D. CLARK, , Proprietor. o!0 Provisions, Liquors, 5 Vice-Presiden- firm are geeeretiy aud tvtree bill-hee- d head, huinre ntth, (uKtiiidt. 4utlM-hM, and by the freqneut nut rirruinr., etr they ei AND Of till 41 CA RR IAQEC, Are lavftHI maka It fa , rend for Cnta and TtUna, ua w tf Jotwret te at u. 9. B. CHAIM, GRADUATE TkK. OENKTA MKMCAL IJ J . atS-- rf of New Yerk, and Lhwntlat of imt.fo.it, the Mwtieut hewed ot the Cuhrnv of 1 Irtotut Anatralnt, tvu, . deora tmr.h of Kimltalt A IxemreV m afoMu, care Imura from 10 a, n.tnlj and mw t ou Whoae Customer knew nothing f the Agony of 4. and Ordera left t the eurewf re, J? s y s u as fonwaL reiva prompt Mfoutioa at ait fomra. Fiwvad a T Most Elrgant EatublLmmcnt fa hmtton gin n to 4iutsv iuMfulal to vroa'.e aaJ ; font thtr.i. 1 J , M V. SALT I.AICI2 CITY. PREMIUM WHEEL MAKER, Charcoal 17 o, 1 and Sind South otroete. j I D n . Jiamt Paper to do so ia ! i i And the Best SECOND SOUTH ST.. ' Half Block Eut of thrfUvtn lIoe, TUB Oo!okfClo iIIoUNC. I & C0 A. HOPPER Deliveries to he made In November, December and January. or add re Apple . HENRY SIMONS, Manager. 5 hare increased your stock If you want to sell out quick, If you want to be a LITE lush man, an economical one, ADVERTISE LIBERALLY made for the Smelting Work for 1,000 CORDS : If you and contract at Wntermnn Xewly fitted 9tf. If you are going into business. ft lie received 4, Mondays, fO 11 OPOSAL8 let . IN er e Corner -- MAIN STREET. ill he contiuned Iy J. C. for and John Mann, nmler tl firm uamt all ontalanding jiwreme A Maon. ho ail) account ot the lute firm. - A. F TILDE V, J.C. LAWRENCE, JOHN MANN. o!7. Balt Lake City, October 13, 1 871. AND ADVERTISE LIBERALLY . M Ermine of Meetings. and Wednesdays . - 8, A. F. A A. M. communications held at Tiiiilding. Ffont Temple Street, the r TILL N , Or Invest Onpitnl SHELDON, Wamtch Ledge No. Salt Lake IIuu ! XjO JlSTs 1 Railroad Shops Mvi.rr. MASONIC NOTICKS. Regular Second and ' ' MALTESES FRUIT STORE. OR iai-lS- 8 SUY, - SELL, REST. oStb WILL OHH COLOH UHJ epzritf. i Oft. lOtli, 71. THE DAILY REVIEW. Monday, EXTRAXCE IX , FOJl RENT. d e, TBIALI Date of San Francisco, POCKET BOOK containing greenback and paper valuable to the owner onlv. Tito finder will plena, leave the book at till office and may retain the money, furni-lie- THIS PAPER. JiOARHJ O.Y A US DAIICiriG DtVfoen. - any Place! If you want to as PROF. M. S. of SPAN and RECEITED aarGIVE Jeweler, LOST.- firt-cl- a the columns That ran ho found in the dtp. Opposite Suit Lake House, A atFEWtbe And therefur Business Mm shmlf avail themsebes of the set of - J. Koskxthu., rjotf. The CestAdfcrUdsj UzrZ2Z$ In tho Country, i ; Fir Proof Safe. Kiiquire of it dipt THE VEBY BEST MINUSES TTVTNT have for aaie, at the Salt I Livery fitaldn, a aatnlet of fine Brood Mare Just imported from the Bwl. Inquire at the rear oOtf. of Salt Lake House. A BF.ACH I ab property, Wklu sncca. , flElSV, THE DAILY a nuuberof rec-ive- d BUGGIES and CARRIAGES Prices as low In exchange for real estate, eifftf. Apply to w And lirsh Jig, they hav, gust IIOt'SK. IwolO. COLORADO it I con.Utiug of laud or improved forme in Illinois or Iowa, or for ton n and hotel of S In lufvnvning their friend la gene- - BUGGY at the GOOD Chamberui. id, MAT. cat-throat- s, pleantra flUKI 1 ml that Assay Outfit, lurlnding Furnace, Ac. Apply to TIERNAN A WILLIAMSON, Op. bill Lake Ifonee, East Temple atrect. WANTED. --dJi?& PROPRIETORS, ACOMPLK?K yr v BEACH oiStf. t otHtf. Tho Wido Circulation UOVSE, ft of pin for each alley, and a complete outfit of LignumvHa halt,. Xtinnm-- of L. U. TOHN8TCN. At all time Office of Tiernau AeWitiiaiuson, oppnute Salt Lake their Stable - NOTICE g, XdAXM HUNT & Ten Pin Alley,, each seventy (70) TWO Maple long. In ten feet wrtiona, a till three (3) That hare crer A. & " HEAR SAIT Wit Parale in Portland. JOHN'S LODGE OF PERFECTION, NO. 1, A. A. S. U., meet, at Maaouic Hall, (Commerce Portland, Oct. 21. The aura of one ST. Kitililing.l Maiu treet, every Second and Fourth thousand dollars was realized at the con. Monday of each mouth. Btjitu ruing brethren are cert last evening for the liencfit tif tbe cordially invited to attend. T.F. TRACT, T.P.Q.M. Chicago and Wisconsin suffers. During IxtSI. 8wvts, Secy. the performance a panic occurred, under the impression tftat the building was No. TO Lodge Mount A.Jlnriuh A. M. Regular ( oinmumrutimi, giving way. A rush was made for the held KaHt Comnierre Miuouit at Hall, Ilulliling, windows of Aim house, and many were Ten, Street, the Second and Fourth Monday ot cut and bruised, among them Judge each pie month. Mcmlter of Sieter loelge. and ia good atunding are cnrdmlly Deady, who was seriously injured, but Invited t.Brethren attend. LOUIS COHN, M . it. none weie fatally wounded, CnnttrorH Dikml, Sec'y. Carson, Oct. 22. Yesterday was the , I. O. O. If. closing day for tho Carson raeta. The LODG E NO. 1. Meet every Tburaday at attendance during he week was very UTAH St., ill Uom metre Uuildltig. Main treet. large. Theodore Winters sold his fast Salt lake City Odd Felloar in g,aui tandmg are SOL. LEW, N. (J to attend, running horse Bois dArc. by Norfolk, invited M. Ol8xu, Sec'y, t. to L; H. Clvton, of Douglas county, for $1,000. ' Alpine county, Cal., gave the Republican ticket fifty majority,. tmrtfiemhin heretofore existing between fllllK F. Tlldcn and J, C. Lawrence i tin day I A. ri dissolved hy ntntnal emvnt. The tmie of the CARROLLS CASINO, h . ' JUfr?1 ! From the East, together with aome of 4 In thiecity, on the 22d int of cougustton of the br.Un A. Casteel, aged 4S year. Funeral to k place at A oclock. V. , ttMtajr . White flue New aud San Francisco (ateit . forty-five- Salt Lake Stables fo-u- d ing the conflict between the Ku Klux and the troops on Broad river, though it is believed that the latter were victorious. Women And children thus furore the heaviest sufferers by martial law. Goddard's Building', Main Street, Whole families are fleeing from Union aud York counties. Well, I'siya C t'o' Office, Nineteen persons were lodged in jail at Yorkville yesterday. sixty more will be secured at Yorkville. Pri- MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 23d, vate soldiers are imprisoned for advising ' and every erinlnR during the week. citizens to fly to avoid arrest. the from Times Scran A special to ton, l'eiui, state that Rev. Mr. Devlin, First Appearance of in attempting to deliver an auti Catholic t ! lecture on the public streets Satnrday TViL-LIAMH- , itight was compelled to retire, from an attaqk made upon . bine by the crowd. ' Yesfe&lay afternoon he attempted to ia bis rwt , is alwaj 'vey,kin4j oVJ'gjBS audcttqde he referred the when to again, stending to one who sticketh closer than speak Catholics as being 'thieves, murderers, a brother, which I tbu.k lie will find, and the box upon which lie Essence Ole Virginny will be the case with roe. was standing was kicked from under r t r ' I.VSPECTOB. him, and he foil to the pavement, by which he was seriously hurt, and withTT ' drew under police protection, CoitAliNlCSTBD. t i A long list of the missing vouchers Sai.t Lake Cjtt; Oct. 23, 1871. have been printed, embracing over The company will p;xr in the following Editor Review : John Taylor's let 3,000 in all, and representing in detail cliantctenmic & Co. immense sum., an on. and Var headed jngersoll ap. Religion ter, pub. j G. S. Bio Shoes, linked in tbe Salt Lake1 Herald, on tbe pear in the list for $1,900,000 J. A, GarCev, Misthksh .Miller, $1,400,000; Jknks, 18th instp for falsities and bitterness " A.O- - Miller, $30O,OOOr Keyser iSoct.n Charcoal, Faihkk is of rivaled. stands up John foreign & Co-- , about $900,000 ; P. II. Smith, Vas Das Mak Goxr Drunk, Olo birtb; Atia one hf tbh T Welle' Apostles ove $700,000, Ahd id on. Three Strings to Her Bow. One would of tbe Mormon Chnreh. s ; Chicago, Oct. 23. The Times this ft j suppose that an Apostie of the Church morning publishes a highly sensational Latter-da- y 0 conclude with the Great Farce entitled Saints account Qfjhe origiu of the great fire, of Jesus Christ-o- f what purports to be the confession af in least aim at the semblance of would at a member of the Society Internationale, tfulh; but so eager( is he to vilify tbe Who alleges that it was their work; that Jtidiciary .and the. Federal .officials ,of he set the first fire ori DeKaven 'street, to Chitlre this' Territory and of the Geherat Gov- and about a dozen confederates assisted Orrheetrs and declares this Pnrquett..,.. eeeJntAwa 'in him 'it; spreading ernment, espccially the President nd the third tbe attempt to hum the that he slashes away, first attempt being On the 13ihcity, of Sep- Doore open ,t 7 o'clock; Performance at 8 oclock uiterly regaitUesss consistency tember, when the Burlington warehouse ifOTicie TriciixnxnA r, oo ysra, or logic, like a fanatic, as be is. It Was burned; the second attempt was i y ) the on night, preceding great Saturday would bo loo mneb of a good thing to fire on Snadaf. His Account is mmute Benefit to the Chicago Sufferers, follow nil. of his mad ravings ; but .we in detail. Tndwers further says that H. .. v? QARR0LL. will notice a few of his statements, as George Francis Train ta a member of the - oZ3, rare specimens. He asks, Why this Society and that iu a lecture in Far-weHall, (ho vprj nightjof the disaster, bitter denunciation, this fierce onslaught, them by came near Train . , If this, to me, waulon attack upan the lib- using tbe following betraying ' U IS language; This is erties of the people? the last public Address that will be de: has beenf no denunciation of live red within these walls. A terrible Not One Cent Jrj&Mto! j There the people of this Territory by the Fed- chlanfdf Is Impending over the city of More I cannot say; more I eral officials, or. by anybody else, and Chicago, The Times says that not otter. dare J ohn Taytork hows hlS statement to be Train use. of these words, which mde y an utter falsehood. The people of this fact can be abundantly attested, but de r t , $ for the had to au PPtoion ejinfs to credit as bare if offer a0Jr. l always W Territory ' their honesty and industry, aud nqne 4 hen tlcity of tbe story. That it will not NOTtnTHfTANMNfl the verdict at the very be believed unless the most credulous hare awarded them this credit! more persorni is; certainbyto aftI, ahosftw tbe t t,- K . generously than the FedgjtJ.tfScers,and fire and the perfect hurricane of wind 1 the Gentiles resident, (s , the Territory, which accotnpdhicd if, and which was t i It is not the peopler who havj .been de- quite (Sufficient to aeootmt for its terri? . , , 3n nounced, nor their liberties' that Have My rapid spread, : witi ; ' x ; ihd 'Priesthood ;; 1 Chicago, (Qct., 22.rThe funeral of been attacked; ;hor Colonel Grosvcnor, who was shot by a been denounced foedti'Cefigiaui faith; patrol on Friday night, took place tobat for its open treason, and for its con- day, with Masonic rites, ,Tbe atten-dSnstant, practice of teaching tbe people, waaverjr large,5 he having hbsts tl H of friends. their but faith in not only in their , Tne CoronerV jury, was in prache eciu at hkh hie At Market, exand session several hours tice, to be violators of the laws and amined a ofowitnesses. incuh I .4?- -i i.rs, traitors to tbe Gbveirftmentl Repablican ing officers BKhT to of the company liberty does'1 not consist In" trampling which young Treat, yrjjo jjhot tne Colodown tbe laws made by the 'people; nel belonged! t , th Napoleon , t nor in despising sind ' tescblrig tbe Paris, (jet, demlauded No af ' AjSPPfo to bate the Gotcrnment yesterday.'. people e r onstration was instituted by the people.1 The laws of Oct R is rumored that the peoplq pronounce penalties Against A Madrid, is afoot for A new Ministerial 4s ' . . project ' murand A CHOICK STEAK1 Zorilla WAS which ftealing. adultery, polygamy , yyilEX TOU Sagosta eqmhinatioa,' in casar.. ' . ilr. A good citizen1 or esiIr;$ will landau, influential Democrat are included. , Spart-anslmr- - -- MAIiHIEDr If 0; a warm rain last night, making Ophir look fresh aud pretty, and ' ' The everyth Wg appears lively hospitalities of Ophir are liable Jejay me out. I must take very small drinks ifl accent half (he Invitations 'tendered. I find tbf people .quite, literary, and inclined to demonstrate on a stray quill. .1 propos, somo sixty copies of the Re- iew are Liken bore uimI rcad too; about fifty of all otbir Salt .Lake papers, leu of the Coriune l?qoriei The Judge ought to move bis paper here--, the poptdation is twice as great kt that of Coritine, with five times as much Tbe buniiiess and spare cash., Smlicr, Wasttlcb Eagle or Ophtr 'Argent would be a profitable enterprise. J. J; three newatdj EaqVlast night hi5 cotntoissiCfi as Postmaster,' and enters upon' the duties of bis office ? fbq general satisfaction f b t obey'IbesV lawsr a person Is arraigned and convicted of a violation of one or all of them, is he still to have tbe liberiy to continue In such practices? Have .not the Interests of society and' of the Government something to say and to do about it, by way of punishing him? If be is tried, can be - say that his and the people's liberties are violated ? If he is punished to the extent of the law, can be say that his and the peoples rights or liberties are taken away ? Liberty is (tot license to commit murder, whoredom or theft. There is no right given to murder, or to commit . bigamy, or adultery, or to steal. Ha who commits these crimes is a felon, an d rests under the penalties of the law, and the contrary. But to the audacious question: Geo. good f society fts well as the dignity of Q., no good Saint, either former or lat- tbo Government requires that he be ter, would wrong any person. It Is the punished. absence of the ,trnj saintly spirit '(cart But, says this apostle of the Latter-DaSaint-tif the laws are respected j out of the people by tbe Mormon induced if murder, adultery, bigamy and s eating Priesthood) which has is this the only way are to be brought to notice, and Jbose wrong doing, and the numerous who are guilty of those crimes are to be that I can account for wrongs done in the Territory to a cer- punithed by the courts, you stir up tain class : of persjons - not necessary to sedition, provoke strife, and is it too name here. Not only a certain class, much to say you inaugurate a scene of Dotes this viz: Gentiles and Apostates, received desolation and bloodshed. bands1 that courts the if the of the at mean, arraign holy (?) apostle injuries Mormon Priesthood, but tbe entire peo and try murderers, assassins, adulterers, ple, not merely here, but in theUnited bigamists and thieves, that thereby the States amt Europe.' Of course 1 have court aref stirring up sedition, provoknow reference to the Mormons. For ing strife, and inaugurating a scene of years past, intolerable burdens have desolation and bloodshed f" This .is been laid upon the people in the 'shape wbat he says, and the liberty for doing of tithings and donations, poor meu these things he demands under the cloak with large families, receiving for their of his religion. There is no doubt that week's labor from' six to tCn shillings, all these crimes have been committed times without number in the name of were, upon psin of excommunication from the church, required to pay one the Mormon religiofi ; and this fact tenth to the Lord the Church rBrig-ham- ; creates just cause for alarm. If none while others,, especially if they of these crimes had been committed, wete'mlssidnaries front iou, could rob there would be ho fear of an investigaIt ts tbe darkness the poor, get drunk, and even commit tion by tbe courts. in the the be and retained love; they cannot bear. they light adultery, Church, here iu Utah, quite a number of And if the investigation of these crimes persons, drunkards, profane swearers, goes on, why I that is the inauguration Iiars thieves, adulterers, murderers, etc., of a scene of desolation and bloodshed. are imposed upon the people as good Who is to. wage the desolation and Not the judiciary nor tbe men. aud in some cases occupy high bloodshed." but church civil as and. Government, officers; just such men as this positions while some othersgood moral men and John Taylor, by reason of their hate of women, only they can't see any divinity a Republican Government and their in Mormouism, have not only been cut love of crime and a despotic theocracy off (the very best thing; that could have that ia now crushing the people of this been done for them)' but branded as the Territory to the dust. This is not, the Doubtless to the first threat of fire, assassination and foulest of the foul, Geo.1 Q. there is nothing If these shall come, woe unto wrong in (wsr, pious ail this. If unoffending citizens are met those through whom they come. It were bn the streets by men, (richly deserving better that a , millstone were banged ' s the name of instead) in the about their necks and they cast into the of bishops, apostles, etc., and depths ofa!t Lake, than th.it they enrry employ insulted, struck and maimed, (as has their threats of arson, murder and war Make a note of this, been the ;cuse) and besides arrested, into execution. taken before it Mormon Judge (Clinton), John Tiylor, and your master likewise. In future letters I shall attempt to exand men (brutes) hate been found to gentle-1-matbe If pose some other of the absurdities and perjure themselves, etej. ofMr. Taylor. Lex. inconsistencies down for knocked should, being called Master, iron tJod,ndt only taught" righteousness, but practiced holiness in tbtd they liveJ'or sought to live a life of purity. This much cannot be. Said of the Latter Pay saiut)t And esia it inapplicable' to the Latter pecially Day prophet And apostles, , whp hae moat ' assidnously taught, "not only the people under their charge, principles altogether,, diametrically op. posed to Ghristiauity, although claiming to Im Christians, but practiced - in their midst evil of a diabolical character, making themselves responsible for many qf the evil bat have been committed in t the efiance the Territory; and I of the Mormon priesthood to prove to ' the Is mSm |
