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Show ThxrazUy-I&aviQT- EXPLICIT. C The latest victim rf tfc; interviewing 1 1 !' Iodf 1 oung, so of V. j are afflicted is Jc j Brigham, late Pc iiJert of the Ch rch ah americaii party. A Ift&A (fl, I iA p.rdl.1 betweea the .itoMioa i Ne. I 5vftb,"U w tUr Wk York .nd'fo TT tA.W" the metropolitan nently distinguishes therein tCt mtOaUj fog th formation, of reporter, has taken a shy at John, who acrwijeot,, part p(sefon ia informs him that his venerable father . . York, so it is important that a genuine , o( Ameman party should be organized . of Brigham s recent ln in UtahjNrhieh si&ll embrace menlif CitJ nd fliU fwfa a.JllTcn'wIthoutotbcr-cdn-wuthw.rd with all the speed $' EoiyvLi:;, EitlS, .ua; 2. J tUltIT8e.u.l J ''&(& ,kfc""""5 - P0' 1 diUonsmtEbenhip Jhathal all should be really on the national side. N?? J1 hi. inir o, j . lMyir; 1 ? -- A j p.ra.-r-1- j ble ... i 75, . 30.1 TK1JSO IUM? elAU7GipilA w4-Xipr- t d i i - Emanuel. 200 Lillian Hall, 1, 113 Chollar, 32, 31, b. 30. l 389 Meadow V alley, 33, a. 60, 35, I Mr. Shay, of IudiSoapoIis, challenges 54f; 3335, b. 30. 16 Gould and Currv, 93, 92, 45), b. the world to a prize fight. He ought to " of himself. u f be COO Old II. Treasure, C, b. 30. tlie unSeme ef are Chicago people 4 300 Phoenix, 3.? able to read their titles clear to man10 Belcher, 390. sions in the burst district. 73 Crows Point, 323, 330, 333, 332, A Wasbingfoif ghost ia growing rich, - ; 340, b. 30. ' his relatives charging fifty cents admis50 Jacket, 58, 60, b. 30. sion to the haunted house. 10 Eureka, G. V., 25. The Sons of Temperance, in an Iowa b. 30, 1,250 Washington k C., resolved that Chicago was town,1 burned because liquor was sold there. 130 Caledonia, 13, 13, b. 10. The Washington clerks, who have to t 115 Savage, 43, 43, t, 30, 46, b. 30, sort and count the charred money from . 43. , tho Chicago ruins, call themselves a 100 Succor, ' cinder-cat- e, 100 Hope Gravel No. 2, 1 bid. . Brigham Young is still fleeing as test ., as his collossal Tegs will carrj him. Whit Wilsox Saw ix Kckopk. Senator Wilson summing up his foreign The wicked flee when no man pursutrip, says : 1 was 73 days in Europe ; ed!, traveled over 5,H00 miles ; saw a great For the Alexis reception in New dealt was up early and out late ; en- York, white satin bills of, fare with joyed perfect health ; and as it was frayed eggs, are announced. They are probably my only iait I dont like the frayed by Stewart, and defrayed by the ocean I improved all my time, and committee. , bad a great deal of enjoyment. 1 saw Dare advises all women to Shirley a great deal that we nave not, and learn lace furniture-polishindont want, and a great deal that we bread or making, enough to live by, jiave not, and need. I heard only three before they practice with the pen. if oaths while 1 was gone once in Loulean on she it will pierce it, you says, and an in Gertnanr, lastly by don, once like a thorn through your hand. American Consul. The Americans are When the Rev. Dr. Upham, of Fall said to swear so much because of River, Mass., started on his first circuit the influence of the climate ; but ago, he was ab there mar be said to be no profanity at that place, fifty years and took a solutely penniless, there. Tlicre is no chewing of tobacco for the one as - I did nt see his watch-sesecurity Americans, except among a spittoon. Chewing tobaeco is an aw cent, toll demanded for posting over the ful vice and kills as many men as drink- bridge. The Raymond A Ely 'Mining Com ing whisky.1 Everybody drinks. You could put in this room all the tee total pany have just paid a dividend of $130,-00- 0 to their stockholders, with a large men on this continent ln France they ; la surplus and and remaining. drink' beer wine, Germany wfne and' beer. I saw' some brandy An English journal contains the fol drank in France, but they do not throw lowing brisk advertisement : Notice down a tumblerful as we do here. . At If my husband,, who left Bristol four the cafes they draw about two And a years ago, does not retant within three into a wiue glass, months to bis wife from this date, she half and it takes the drinker about an hour intends to get married." to dispose of that, sipping and talking, A Brooklyn husband who was kissing and then he shows no evil effects, the chambermaid a little, was surprised saw more drunken men in Switzerland by his wife, but got off with only one thau in France. black eyo by quoting Mrs. Stanton, who says the freer the relations between human beings the happier. Escaped Death to be Married.' At the Theater Comique for Borne weeks A story is told of a lecture to the Agrihas nightly appeared a young lady of cultural College students at Amherst, on seventeen years, under tne euphonious in which! the lecturer culture, grape name of Mile. Leona Dare, in most darpresented a bottle of wine made from ing acts upon the trapeze. As beauti- bis own grapes, and requested the class ful in form and feature as any lady who to sip it to test its The bottle quality has ever trod the boards of an Ameri- only lasted to the third man. . ' drawn can stage, she has naturally The chief engineering difficulties at crowded houses and elicited storms of the construction of the Housae tending does com here law not The applause. have Tunnel been overcome, and the such entertaiameats pel the managers of of progress in a given time can to stretch a safety net under tho per- amount now be so accurately predicted that the former, and one night last week this the contractors have no engineers beantiful young lady lost her balance, doubt thatand work will be completed the from feet while at a bight of thirty-twbefore 15th the March, 1874, the the floor, and was soon revolving date named in theofcontract. all seemed to as it in the air, and present, in danger of instant death from a tell upon the chairs in the parqaette, the ladies screamed and fainted. The , men were for the moment paralyzed, but a yonng man jumped from his seat and caught her in his arms, and saved her life. Perfect strangers to each other until that moment, an attachment KIMBALLS BLOCK. sprung up which, on Tnesday last, culminated in a marriage between the tvo parties; and now night after night the of Broadcloth, CimaeM, Til young lady goes through her A1INK link oa hand. Clothing mad in latMt performances under ths eye of fiuliionabl atfle, and a fit guarantsd ln all cosm. her faithful husband, who stands beClothing cleaned and re i red on reasonable neath the trapeze watching closely every term. If Jou want a Mjlnh anil made of the beat mamovement, that he may be prepared to terial, go to catch her should she fall sixain, .Wio Ji. MTER8. Haven date of Xoc. 3 d. . , mm LATEST PACIFIC TELEGRAMS 4, 4, ! 3. - r ,'V, f ij --T t a Specially compiled end reported for tlie Pailt view, l.y the W, V. Telegraph Co. g, al ' Re- season occurred this morning. The Horace Hawes eon tested will case attracts much attention, and it is believed the will will be broken. The testimony of the coniestauts of the Horace Hawea will is becoming more strong and conclusive hourly. It that the testator was proven the most harrowing suspicion of conspiracies against him, believed that his wife yo attempting to poison him. He would noteat what she prepared for him. He declared that he was deserted by the whole world, at intervals of years before his death, and otherwise he very often conducted himself like a madman. He charged bis wife with infidelity, and doubted the paternity of his children at times : and one witness swore this afternoon tnat he offered to make her independent if she would steal his little daughter from the custody of his wife. The drift of the evidehce is to the effect that he was a monomaniac although perfectly clear headed and sane on most subjects. Judge Sawyer this morning sentenced the notorious Cora Lee, the keeper of the house in which girls of twelve and fifteen years of age were prostituted, to pay a fine of f200 or go to jail 100 aays. This was done on her promise to quit the business at once and remove from the neighborhood. , She paid the -- to-d- ay fintf. In the Muuicipal Court, Jas. man, convicted of burglary, was sentenced to two years and a half in the State Prison. The stock sales in the Sau Francisco stock board last week, foot up only Business in the port is $2,221,000. C. Bar- en e , ... st table-spoonsf- II. MYERS, Merchant Tailor, 105 Firwt Houtli Strot to-d- ay e. ii to-d- ay , nl-t- nt rob-berie- si IIaiciit of California has Sx to the Review.) i.il Dupatch -- t r - T " "i - - Net to L As YtUriTIAl BUJICtJ, ' i' IkCORIJa, cjiico iraiR nxs, , ALL KINDS OP MOVLOIXliS. A ID California Redwood, Iloonr- -, Rustic Siding, Etc. Mitt. ORDERS TOR MO. Ins M. Bwabtx, Ies . Beo'y. No. 90 Lodge A. M, Rgaiar Citnmnnictiea Mount AMoriah Hall, Oommerr BaUdiag, Mast Tempi Street, the Second and Fefcrth Monday of each month. Uembere of Bister Lodge, and Brethren in good standing are cordially LOCIB CORK, W. M. invited to attoad. Cnuotoraia Dtaat, Bec'y. I. O. O. F. Met LODGE NO. 1. every Thursday lak Do n eeJ, iiiVHIe.Kev Main St. Scia IVatcr. Arctic ft -- t ,fA" FV f ta Wttvli, OolX tlMBRSM II HMD. PROMPT1T arming tatties aeo Uoxiay of each aronth. cordiaiiy Invited t attend. T. F. TRACT, T.P.W. ML 1 - of PdEer dooro oomth All lluelm-t- s dona threuek Ik Prealdeat of the iCetapoaF. at TO PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION ia Commerro BaiMtogs, Main street, City. Odd Feilowt In good standing nr BOL. LBTY.N. O. invited to attend. J. M. Otiseev, Bee'y. COLLINS OgirrlmmAor Yard, see Mas os a Railroad Depot. R. II. BARROS, HeathBWenderfuL Highest Brlcct Paid for Prod me. . ato-cf- Ccw.I Second South Street, MA id sad lodging the Elephant Store, v v (Near , il-- 8 Alnl la wall Worth s Viaft f ly 0- -0 The Choicest M'lncs, Ligaen tod Cigars Im the Blarkct. TUB FINEST HALL IN THB CITY. give to customers. COOK FAIL TO NOT SEE All ardgri by stall win be promptly sad teithfbny xected. WINTER. Ac K.OV ' " aim ' IT I T. E. CL0HECY, REVIEW OrriCB. liistf. In IN THE N0BTHWE5T. t Michigan Avenue, Chicaga, SOL, A. GOLDSTEH? And Cheap;:! IIS 117 fie. DRY GOODS Attortment of C0LLAH C0IIPAHY, nil. BAtTtmCFLB AMD Grand Soiree Saturday Evenings. ' t 44vIRStRR, S'AJ.RO , 3 THR.il Ix Hear. .. HA1J.TO RENT rOIt , FRi. ATK I , ' IRT1RJ1. nt-tf- . t received from California Jitfct a full t Sent3 Furnishing Goods, &c., V HpwvaM . i al. lO HEW No. SM 3Xctin Street, PROPRIETORS. acr Ccl.t rated Lager it m r leer fPf 39.4 ft. and Retail Deoley ht , , 4 2 ' maim nIS-t- V - J f. r k. r. txi-inr- NOTICE. jx I,!- lie place. fiLntlujrl Rink f ketibg fpit pno:.:?TLY S" filled, Xa-YT- f ka-ter-, S. Freae B Cormey af Malta tad ' Aj s tke pet. -- - y .1 f 4 f hlewtoe. t ' oS it. m'T s C. c c: EXTRESi mWABOCTA and Do Amre t Sornkwre Drefle oa Bortf, Xarsfaaa ty eat vb tad to. To all parts of the City. t to 11 meeotog: F'.r.zo CIZA.tZGXZ P w ,.f ta AXiatl t-- J flOVLD, the omapUei foeattar wreo will ta re otleodaskroowey tnom.it Goods delivered X323-OI- OltRS olwa.v kept for 'UAU., HUCTlI hT. BCCONl) flocns V & forged Me. k fRICHACUDS' i 1 Lt person having claim, sgainel the Hawkey Mining snd Smelting O.iBpaltV will oblige dm by sending In tb tome before the 80th day of the present month, as I desire to audit them for the purpose of adfimting the same; IL- M.- H ELDON, Auditor, II If B B Ca R.k.is If, Tsylor HI, k, Fait Lake City. nlO-J- t IL T. PAHLL7 & Cte. Lift! Cettutreod CIT', ALTA 7Jt to J Steaisg. dt ! OUT. j f, O. F. A v an CALIFOIINIA Livery, Feel imd Rile Hir.l JCi adt 1 tost f Orders Solicited and LL Odd Yellows desirous ef forming a m Lodge in this city are tvqoratad to mart at Odd Fellow Bail oa Botnrday evening next, Nov. seven o'clock. Mb, at half-paMANY ODD YELLOWS. BlS-(Signed) Salt Lake City, Utah. anl a. w.ricAx , TNYXX1 ATTKSTIOX IJHTEns TOOLS. A street, h. r. rARUS. Ivel 2 Crea eb4 Dried AND IMPORTED CIGARS, AT, e - GROCERIES & PROVISIONS t 7 A CO. JOSEPH SILVER, I. O. , , Whrteert work warrenfeJ hortst noiir. tl, Powder, Fuse, X tad A Anted Is this day dissolved B. Lyons will condncttbs debts of the firm and collect all all lnwlnres, pay bills doe, at his place of bosineaa, adtoiaing Callahan hardware store. Main etrect, 4 door eontb of B. LYONS, Jennings Corner. X APTRD. .. Balt Ink City, Now, i7th, JS71-- Lt H. TRUNDT & CO., t , firm of Lyons TJX mntnal consent. Jt Cofo, Xo$-bttS- 1 DISSOLUTION NOTICK1 00VLIIIC ALLEYS, JHsrpo , t - JCLICS BROWN Z mo.A AND .ALL IFilfcTS! IftJrt Door to Wetto, Malm t mo- irnJ UniERU DUPPLIE3. Store, Snead SouthComumorelol etnet,hetwtoa A r..l C::tdS':::C::r:, smcohD motza GRCCEE, il,, .5 She I4srs,: Prcrirlcn, Boots MADE TO OIlDini. V mt San Francleca imms 1ItUMmi F Ilftan-- l : 'i They wonld invite the Pnldie to Call snd elsewhere. thetr Stock lelbrv pore basing ' forget to look for the g-D- fM t v Trunlia and Valises, e, LIQUOr.3, AND CKi.UU). BrC.l DUT7EBFIIU), i v Also a FnU Assortment of - WINES, mtmsIil, J r fiviJT Btjtpd PBICE$M9. , Crs-jrit- it LTinnrr. OBo Ot Waite Fargo 1 Co. all-lm- . - I V Tczzzezlj yErt; Jttt foakta tho SOOTS, BI4HKET3,"HATS, . ' . Esiliin dLA Ttfti f i . salc::: i 3i ain hash U reach to CAVF ttom this city, by applying ta rum foS. Mrmm.hr, CLO'XIEIIILTGb I ti Za f ' CO toko t.ChLd BTAXXT. Cphrf ta Cscp Fbyd. , JJAVS 1M FROM CLASSES MONDAY, ABD FRIDAY AFTJtRNOONl. Ear Terms, Applg to Prof. Sheldon, at COXXXLL, WARS DAILY fSXAlpXS LINE Academy, K AOI23YXf4 WANTED. co., loq:.:is a. w. xrprrzz fit, So dt m HOUST or fve Its atom h ttromrrr Im&it to rto tad -j to pm Report f tm Bead for the "Report" red aoop.ee ef e oh toiarag hath Mods of otiieheo m tm ta OAUKCIQ pna!waa to tea the Lock sepll . (nt ChamptM of PRICES. WEDNESDAY FlMTimi EnTRAM ZULCJJYTi SEWINO Tho ISB of BOYBUIIBXT AT TllLCOXaplZZ? BJLKAT O sJ EASILY 4. V iCl.m'IeAUlSaTY,-Uuk- . (art maltksV raetv svens.) CLASSES EVERY HOBDAY Julius Brown A Co. York. Baa gtiartut. Amsrisaa CteUaw Ca MIL-EVfER-Y WRIIAYS JUBT RFXEITKD A LA RUB mir hnoM brand of A A A A card West of Ghiczzo. Mom IVsseiHV, BaeBffrsrf. Mom EU&ESA SI::!: 4 PBlUdslyhfh. Importer mad Jobber Dry tho Aeademg. Outfit for the Winter! l THE LAHGKAT loMeVjr, all pertalulng ta a fall lima af Dancing Baku att cz Co. B,resf, G STOCK OR h'ULJo GOODS. Asia Salt toko Cdy, lioirii a.i adaui atuik, CompUto f KEYSTONtl COLLAR CO., r.layhon, Daly Cl Co., IMPOItTEllH, a f art Jttrtlry fie Wa (to. FANCY DRYGOODS HOUSE Also Crystal Palace, w AND FANCY bhitii. ..c J. D. Larnb & Co., MILLINERY And op drs. vast narnc LARGEST TO GET A GOOD nis-t- r. COUTOUHSEH. CAHTTULLY WEDNESDAY EVEIflMGS. Time i DONE AT REASONABLE RATES, LADIES Y , FURPITOr. PreseriptieBi Phjsieiaaa Copying and Collecting 3 w HXL1T. Now is Your ILVB S BYKBY edge Ribbons. SS.OO GIVE ME A TRIAL.. g . All who Wlahto see A LIVING WONDER. DO IN GENERAL. IN STREET, OGHIlf. BILLIARD HALL Hwf. . . .- per Week Board, Bon CROCKERY, 0) FOR RESIDENT HEN. BEST ACCOMMODATION bustemora Country BANK EXCHANGE, UA VE A HALT LAKE CITY. DiELBS, i .... of tho Beeoro Beeeetofy. 5 CHARLES AND SAIT 94 COMMXBCIAZ, STBKBT, EAKKCSTY. W. PARKHtSlT, Supp!i:a i FISH and PRODUCE, MECHANICS' HOUSE. Tif Bloefct Matt and Half JtloU South Three Nights on eiliihllion for Owljr, on 8 now L USIIER, Pydciar.3 s3c H holceale and Retail Dealers In Accommodations. s nlS-li- so-call- ed ' - A. Ac A. tf.Il. I, A. Boil, (Cemmere jjlA.li.Ii Building,) Main street, every Serend asd Fearth iKTirax Nov. 18, 1871. j Provo, To' the Sai.t Lake Daii.t Review : A 78. lro,fgtng The case of the Eureka Mining Com GUARANTEED. pang re. Aipinirall et al., is closed. SATISFACTION LOUIS SILVER, will Defendants surprised. The jury be Proprietor. McG. instructed at 2 r. m. 1 To-da- y " lwt eak efTTi al th CWUikareireArtermiaeA u4 meet, BESGHANNS W0ESTED Board and lodging, . per Week --- - $9.00 10.00 Single Hoot ho .t GERITANTOVTI WOOLS, CO Simalo Mrolo CO 1 to-da- rirst-clas- CLOSED. tc-a- ay - .wixpons. ..id. Luma, dew.lst. Hose. OF FBRFECTION, QT. JOHNS LODOI assets at Mesouie M4r X oone. LUIBKR, IuB. M.. tf Lake Boliding, Baet Temple Street, the Friday f sack month. Mam ban of Bistar Lodge, and eojonrntng Brethren In are cordially invited to attoad. good standing R. U. HOBKRTBON, W. U. Bwaste. 8eey. BrTAH c:: ; . 1 CEILINO, SECULAR OPIOJITK IWTOFFICK ) THE EUREKA MINING CASE 4 - t now is that all the States will celebrate on that date. of-Ce-or 5 f SILVEB STAB HOTEL, appointed the 30th instant as a day of - , CJorinne. praise and thanksgiving. The prospect Montana Htreet Gov hive oh self-sufficie- f g Tz&ej Articles, i i MASONIC NOTICES. Wasatch Ledge No. S, A. F. S A. H. COMMUNICATIONS HKLD A blood-chillin- g ! 'l5 ,! 8U o to-da- y. rsri.i'srsT e Opposite t 1 Djq StuD, TciJst Aid Eaqnir of Safe. i . f ten jvub'av; -- Building i.latcr;"!. P&teai UsiluR$3r alt-t- l tizzHo capital ChcsicaU, Th property and paying (or the advertise inmt en application to this CAL. 81'XhSKA or to Fir Proof H Dealers tm all Kladt Perfuiatrj, Cnnwacy ASACXAOR efdescribing lXCORRoRATEB JYJ.T tl0 I SIT, Dreg, FOUND. ' J Yt IV I - San Francisco, Nov. 1 7. The weather is fine and cool. The first frost of the halt-doz- 1 - i toll-keep- ng i ''! bed-makin- Berlin, Nov. 17. A Bavarian representative bas proposed a bill for the prosecution ofippatriti clergymen. .Mi e 1, s. 3. - well dev slewed, end hav the Strictest n veatigadoo. Title 'od. Address CAPT. TOOK JKVXTJfOS, alS-lSalt Lake City, Vtah. LULlBERj COriPAHY. ii rtteU t'-ealete te I Wl tesate f UTAU ; end CALirORlUA. e r ANTED. A - shavyr. . jr I ; j j It is a queer woman who asks questions, but she who asks none is a quer- - i I L if 6, New York, Nov. 17. A number of Wall Street brokers will le called to Jsnit totestify in the morrow. There nfre i6 sigrfspf th G r&iul pule Alexis A fight among the bauds of the Hamilton Chair Factory yesterday, resulted in the killing of one man and wounding several. London, Nov. 17. Strikes Lave beeu Commenced by men who. are acting in obedience to order from abroad. Paris, Nov. 17. The announcement which Gambetta made in a speech at St. Quertin ou public affairs is creating much interest. A dispatch from Rome states the Pope consents ta the consecration of the Church of St. Latandnhich be' bad hitherto refused because the church was the private property of Victor , 77, I for ike Daily Harlow, by tke W. U. Telegraph Co. Fisk-Mansfiel- 1 . nuusually dull, only some large vessels being loaded for foreign ports. On and after the 2oth inst., a steam fog trumpet or whistle will be sounded seconds at at intervals of twenty-firPoint Arinas light during foggy weather. A brilliant meteoric shower of five minutes duration in the southern heavens occurred at half-pootic oclock action is neither the judge nor the this morning. Rational intercourse where such inter-- f One hundred Lead of choice blooded 'grand jury, nor yet the prosecuting at-- II eourse A treaty stock, horned cattle, is preposterous. simply sheep and pigs torney, but the Government. They are power involves all the were shipped to Portland, Oregon, by but the servants or instruments tin-- 1 delicate machinery of diplomacy, ant the Oriflamme, I The Sacramento Valley Reclamation ployed by the Government for the ad- - the sending and receiving of minis miaUtratiou ' of law, and behind them tersand consuls; and yet wa begin Company has levied an assessment of $3 per share. sii.f I The Panama steamer carried pt the indictment against the Prophet ;ge9 of that character of intercourse ant $133,000 treasure aud $127,000 in of tho llormon Church, uTke People of then is arrested upon the very thresh' . i : 4 It is all wrong, ofiUapplieation iXe States in thi Territorj of I The steamer Dakota is being refitted breeds Vincent Collyere and procras- in New York for the Australian mail Utah ci. Brigham Young, ia no mere It tinates a just and practicable adjust- - line. Idle fond of words. It is significant of xnent of the difEcaltio involved; it ex paid out Raymond k Ely .the fact underlying every criminal prose tenuates prevarication and nnwarrant $130,000 in dividends to its stockholdcation that the people, the source of ral able conclusions: it invites fraud ant ers, and,carris over a heavy, surplus. temporises with tne proclivities of a Santa Rosa Not J 1 7. The Clover-dal- e power, Fare the real prosecutors, who and it loses ns the barbarism; stage robbers waved a preliminary work through their servants, the judges respect, of the Indians whe live by power examination and were committed to and juries. ana the exercise of overreaching cun- await the action of the Grand Jary. Church mo-bthe ning and who have an inborn and in- The case Vas taken itider advisement. reflect a organa rLetj for any other treat eradicable and Dampsel were discharged upoa the situation in'' which any ment than contempt that resulting from the stem Higgins Officers are in pursuit of the others judge would be placed who should re- and uncompromising cxereise o' shown to bare been involved in the fuse to hear aud determine the causes un palpably superior authority. Y T , ;r : brought before him. He is a sworn Les Angeles, Nov. 17. In an alter cation between a roan named rth CalM Itawi of the law, whose duties are eleatfy Visha Terrtlorw 9 . ? Higgins and a Chinaman, over a bill defined. He is to try all offenses that For many years it has heso a debat the latter prerented or collection, Hig able question whether Utah Territory ?&-struck John over the head with a gins tot the was Units of lavs the subjccted The blow caused the pistol to pistol. grata jury. He has no option jn the States. disresrard law all of ,, The utter and the ball passed through the mast off, bnt offender a manifested by Brigham Young, and the go matter, give every trial. Should he fail in this his eworn loaders of the JJontiQn church, almost strikers hand., The Chinaman received4 the belief that it was not re- an ngly wound off the Load. duty; h violates his oath, and is liable warranted the Nov. 17. -- The Frisbie United States Govern Vallejo, to impeachment and removal. He has garded by under their jurisdic- Guards have decided to eontinue their mention coming .gset evea.the margin allowed the prose - tion. Officers of the. Federal Govern- -, organization. Mailt street khftrf is to be extended eating attorney, since the latter office? menf Sre tcpXfpiA'to hold positions feet further, and will be, when com' 300 to exercise hid when the they attempted enter a . nolle at mar, at his pleasure, the most substantial wharf here, t. . , which with pleted, t. they supposed they authority jlUgt of an eribHaal cause, snd were verted, they found themselves un- being built principally of rock. thus virtually acquit the prisoner re- supported. J. Ross Browne, with a party of EngNo. bue belonging to the lish Latter-da- y could ever of Church From of the capitalists, arrived at South Vallejo 'or gardless Saints, judge jury the revenue cutter exercise of this prerogative of the prose- be convicted of any crime, be it ever so last night. to see the overthem takes Terbefore in the Wyandotte that .courts cuting officer there lies no appeal. The heinous,where the by whom, thay flowed lands near Nabi river. They juries ritory, jadge who presides has po such discre were triedwtre composed of members have in view the purchase of several lion. He most continue to hear so long of the same church. Murders were thousand acres and forming a reclaimas the prosecutor chooses to urge his committed, and the murderers sheltered ing company. Portland, Nov. 1 7. During the voy the dwelling of Brigham Young, the esnse, and from this duty he has no in would age of the steamer John L. Stephens Orders of church. the President avenue of escape save through resigns be issued from this prophet, a she encountered a tearful gate lasting tioR or impeachment. , . crime would be committed, and the two full days. One of her small boats The Chief Justice of Utah is doing criminal be secure from punishment. was swept overboard, carrying a portion a change has come oer the of the guards and starboard paddle box. his duty. - Jle is 'doing no more; he But of Chief Justice The water poured into tha steerage the dream. dare not do less. So long as he con- spirit The steerage passenger Marshal Patrick . have quarters. and .McKean tinues in the faithful discharge of that shown to the ef Utah that the were transferred to the cabin. The people duty ww shall continue to uphold him, laws of the United States must and shall passengers speak in complimentary and his regardless of the hue and cry of the be obeyed, as well in that Territory as terms ia a card of Capi. Floyd worthirea the of in and praise Charch organs here or their servile fol in others ; and by provisions made by officers, will be laid She ness the of steamer, oa sit one can act no a of Congress, lowers elsewhere. jury, either grand or petit,' who believes up several days for repairs.while The schooner Millard, crossing in thet right of polygamy; this enables ANzv Yersiox. And now comes the courts to obtain a jury entirely free the bar at Tallmock, was caught in the JohnWT Young, illustrious son of m from the trammels and obligations of breakers. - The cabin was earned away, tiller rope thric illustrious sire, aud beguiles the the Endowment House ana Brigham the wheel broken, and the in succeeded she One bnt man been has getting Young. parted, reporter of the New York Tribune with convicted of the crime of already into the harbor. the adnltery, the pleasant fiction that his venerable complaint having been made by his and In the terrible gale on SundayCher-rack cutter revenue into Winter umlev the has the statute of the gone wife, only Territory. Honda; test, progenitor, - anchors and was her i drugged Hoses and the that Yonng, Wells, Brigham Mayor at St. George, quarters Stout and other eldare and , leaders of driven ashore, colliding with the wharf, body guard of fifty stalwart yeomen who the Charch have also been indicted and tearing off her wheel house and doing accompanied him were stone masons, arrested on similar complaints ; against demage to the wharf - Lumber piles who went for the purpose of erecting a these three indictments of murder hive were scattered In every direction. ' house for the Prophet, Seer and Re rela- been found, and the latter hare been ar- Houses were blown down. The rain is tor ! But be fails to impart to the metro- rested, white Brigham Young, it is said, louring down in torrents. B. W. A. Spaulding alias E. Crocker, taken refuge in flight, under i prepolitan reporter ) any light upon the tenses of visiting the Southern portion who was tried once fbr altering a check mysterious .departure from the Lion of the Territory. of his employer, W. Sharp, of SacraNo one who has ever seen the crimes mento, is on trial a second time ' 'House; time 11:30 r, mV ' tu f 5 J. D, LAIJBACO. - t- ds half-breed-scr- ia.hu.,0.. 5 1 Q& Al 1 f re the Cincinnati Pomvurciat) could for carry Kim, we incline to think that t and for tricks that J that are dark . topic, especially in its assertion that I are vsinf John is and that be V. peculiar, thf politics of.rf tab i neither creed nor Tribune the hoodwinked sect Vuould be remembered, we most completely . . ,, , neveitbeless take issue with it upon yeporterj v . com and clearness For perspicuity, article the ia other features of question. mend, .ss.to Johns finsl. assWer which closed the interyiew, as follows : During the "Winter Oen. Maxwell, Mr. Orr, Governor Woods and other Reporter Would polygamy be pro I biblted 4nd finally abandoned in case strong men should push through a vig- of admissioa as a b tale, orons political campaign : such au ooe Mr. YoungIf our liberties as Am as would give life to the city, alarm to the powers that be, and a dispensation I entan citizens were guaranteed ns. the future, I am not prepared orn?w, ideas to the people, of ether and looking to hat concessions might be made. better relationships than those which I to bare kULerto exuted tunoog our citi jTo those who believe that the admiszenA" , i sion of Utah as a State would secure Oea..Max well and Governor Woods the peaceful solution of the Mormon hqr pther and quite different duties to problem, wo recommend a perusal of pertbem than to push through a vigor- Jobns'oracular utterances. ous political campaign' ia Utah. - These SEW YORK OBSERVER. gi ntls o: c n wert not sent here by the Goverutuesf for the agitation of political ThieiO872!?! bs a j ubUeeJ ear . unless we to th e fiTew York Observer, which was formed have and topics, mistaken estimate of their character, established, in the beginning of 1823. they will be slow to euliat in a political This paper is one of the most influencrusade'such as that soggeated by the tial id the country; and has acquired its influence by a rigid adherence to, Tribune. and a fearless advocacy of, sound prin TfktLera'fcmpalgn iuftugaratea bj ths FedersI offlcials of Utah would or ciples in Church aud State. It has would not give life to the city, it both a Religious and a Secular Depart would at least give anything but an en- menVkept distinct ; and although not viable reputation to thepe officers. If political or partisan in Its character, it the"ffWhwte is desirous of cansiug freely expresses and ably dsfends its t'alara I the powers that be, it may views on matters of public policy. Il, yonfidentiy rely upon our assurance that has been for almost half a century the proceedings now tending in the light iu the Church and a pillar in the State.1 It will celebrate its jubilee by courts have caused sufficient consterna tien in the enemy's camp. They have presenting to each one of its subscribers at least caused the flight of the Fresi a New Year Book an. encyclopedia dent of the Mormon Church, hare sent of the most valuable information in re- I Hooper in hot baste to Washington to gwJ to U those matters in the Churfb intercede for mercy at the White House, I End In civil life which every one desires have dispatched Fitch, the brevelted, to have constantly oa hand. The book upon a missionary tour through the alone will be worth a years subscription States, and have raised such internal to the paper. Send for a specimen dissensions in home affairs within copy of the paper. New subscribers the Church as may be witnessed will receive the paper free a util Januamong the nimble occupants of an ant ary 1st. beap when suddenly uncovered by some Tua Ixdux Qckstiox. Apropos of Such hurrying to and fro, passer-b- y. the recent Indian outrages in Arizona, and such hasty consultations between wc extract the following pertinent regrave apostles, elders and bishops, were Herald never known before. Only push the in- marks from the Minneapolis : Indian the problem dictments and there need be no fears npeu The trouble is, we started wrong as to the resalt. with the Indians in the first place. At any rate we have carried the practices , THE REAL PROSECUTOR. and assumptions then adopted too far. The unsparing abuse and . bitter de- Indian treaties would be a matter for nunciation which the chnrch organs ridicule and derision if the results of them had not been so prolific of here and their few feeble imitators knavery, horror and bloodshed. Leavabroad continue U Leap upon Chief ing out of consideration the constant violation ef the terms of those treaties Justice -- McKean, not only betray by the Indians themselves, and the without a spirit ;of ylrulent animosity,, theresickening atrocities parallel, but display n. pitiful ignorance upon, and regarding consequent in their true light ef law and of the proceedings in courts I the demoralizing effects so shamefully of justice. The Chief Justice silt upon exemplified in the lately exposed, we cannot blind the bench to administer the laws. He swindles of that system ourselves to the hat nothing to do with the finding of in- which presupposes folly a national or tribal dictments, this being the peculiar pro- condition of the savages and then acpowers, ving of the grand jury, aided and di- cords te them treaty-makitoo that in become has It only apparent rected by the attorney, who, for the time as Indians the with equals in dealing v being, represents the Government.' But of political standing with the b- - real we are vainly attempting prosecutor in every criminal Sint LOST. MlRtnc Stocks, MMCELLANBOrg. committed by the orders of Ibese men, Nov. 17, 4.43 can bnt re4oieeet - their speedrtown-- f Kate Field is convalescing in Lou-do- n. ALA1UJK envelope caotalaiag lev Rood 4 Kentuck, 145 and 150. Jl, abd k pe that tf tir ps c far dollar. J A taeer wee an Ale 1 J ! . J ' rass-b. s. of w ?1 T0, ( m rdert I f Ustaot. 1,125 Ptecbe, Hi, 8, 9, Some to I State. Tlie inder wUl reoiva a 8, bun-IreS There . are fresh reports 5f the dis- era! rew tame at the oiBc of a anJlhe ky leaving 30, 8J, eld, Doc'1 or Rolans 8, a. 30. U, 8J,v a 30. rf , covery , Salt Lai House. alt-of gold in Kansas, f j 20 II. & N., 108, 109. of Aher inuoct t mf) an? w- -t 2,239 Eureka con. 22 j, 22J, 22, '23, Tke Chicago papers call thk daily fist en, wh have' fallen nctic to t' 4 TF . of improvements pruaUj of tl IlfoLon kJers, 23J, 23j, 24, K30, 23. A Phcenixing. r Jk Telewill be avenged.--6uroy- ( Elr, 76, 77, 77, 1,310 Raymond Co) GOOD SILVER MIXE.Aa emhwal Arm al Nebraska beasts of a juvenile barber -.- .. 19, b. 30, 78, 78, 78, b. 10, 76, 76, ten high standing In Landan ia la want ef a Ore, old. gram. He mnst be a little years ilan eilvar mine la Utah Territory, it mast ha 75, a. 30, 73, s.5t76t b. 10, Cwhcte-a- XA.fT TXXFLB FTREXY. BALT V BA Bam th MawsH. s La THE O. F. TRACti s. $ CXIT A-- t. - |