Show frafaraB t Fair in ’67 ficultural Society’s Mormon a thoroughly to be it ought Of tions in all our cities towns and villages and our two hundred grist mills our cotton end woolen factories cocooneries tanneries and our manufacturing genius houses in every department of art speak young lady in in language unmistakable of our enterand while at the same learn it prise riit industry in pursuance of previous public anthe Territory is not only free from iftniture department was very nouncement the citizens of the Terri- time debt but the county and city' local made by serin is held at par with the currency of The Cheffonnier tory assembled in the New Tabernacle United States Liquor and gamb of nature mountam yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock for the L N Allen ling houses and their kindred temples of and well pretty viee are comparatively unknown whilo very the “iogaDvWas purpose of expressing at the on other hand least Cheffonnier William Sngden’s on the desirability of petitioning Conper cent of our fumiles dwell in thoir imitation of and grained in gress for the admission of Deseret into own housei workman of tlio rapid These indications facts are excellent all vas the Union growth of a prosperous virtuous nnu in Dinwoodey’s bed room furniture A very enthusiastic assembly was every' sense an intelligent and valuable with in the and voice of a got community worthy up there punctually rich in design and eager for the election of their rulorv and competent It is the first time th at we business They were called to order to rank in the family of ’States to TerriYour memorialists real feel attempt a that satisfy any and the IIuii by President Young torial form of government is at best nn demands of the community with Geo A Smith President of the Terri- oppressive one that it is a relic of the and elegant substantial old uncolonial which our fathers lorm (jjing torial Legislative Council was elected able longer to tolerate threw off be jjis section of the building there Chairman by acclamation cause of its injustice exaction and tymado by Henry is of sub form a perambulator It lion a Edward Hunter of Sait Lake ranny government principle of It was neat in design of first City General Erastus Snow of Wash- versive of the fundamental y American liberty that “governments and superior in workmanship derive thoir just powers from the conColonel Peter Maugh-aington county of the of sent the The kind practice of opinion to any tiling of Cache county lion Charlea C Government governed1’ has been to select and apRich of Rich and Hon ipoded point officers from distant States men county A Showell the with habits law's and Platt of unacquainted Thomas Callister of Millard county je saddlery necessities of the people who to a greatattention The saddle and were then chosen Vice Presidents er or less degree would be under the of influence the traditions habits and of the former was truly rich in Hon Geo Q Cannon T B II customs of the Stale or country from that bespeaks the ikirid of' work and George Reynolds Esqs whence they came and which might be We could not to Territories the 'jed tradesman and David totally inapplicable were chosen Secretaries If under these circumstances any ative of any better display except W E L Sloan and Evans tempt should be made to force unpopuShow- - Grimshaw of silver or gold lar measures upon the reoplo the result Esqs Reporters ot be must and distrust conflict a feeling single buggy harness was as good The Chairman stated the object of and enmity are at once created which imported should not and under other circumthe meeting in a few brief sentences there not basement would was exist stances to the and called for the action of the AsIf a Territorial government can be u profusion of leather The consistent with a republican sembly governby R B Margetts On motion of Hon D II Wells it ment it is when the wifehes of the people consulted respecting their officers are It invited not be surpassed was unanimously but not while the right of absolute veto and trial It was all that be exercised act of their upon every Resolved That a committee of thirteen may Legislature by an" officer who may be could be Tire Jennings’ leatli-ij- s be appointed to draft a Memorial t obnoxious 'ng to the people Congress for the admission of thi- - Terin greater variety harness sole Therefore as these considerations only ritory as a State serve to prove more fully the unfitness a and calfskin and foreshadowed of a Territorial form of government for The following gentlemen were selecamiense industry in the hancty of a the and that it D II is people of this Territory said committee ted lion as unsuited to our present condition and lofhis wealth and push when he Wells Salt Lake City Hon Jeter subversive of harmony between us and There is a very time to get at it the General Government we the people lion Clinton Salt Lake City Brigof Utah in mass meeting assembled do ant branch of industry here ham Young Jr Salt Lake City Col once more make an earnest and solemn Ireds of thousands of dollars can appeal to the Senate and Hoube of RepSalt Lake City David McKenzie mud be saved to the Territory resentatives relying on their magnaBox Elder Snow Lorenzo Hon nimity and sense of justice for a dispasBates & Wilson and a recn Col Wm 11 Dame Iron sionate and unprejudiced consideration county of name Qslen or Swede the of our claims for a speedy admission by Hon Francis M Lyman Milcounty to the Union upon an equal footing with rushed boots and gaiters as highly ' the other States Gen Atliert K Thurber as anything in the New York lard county All of which is respectfully submitted Hon Orson Hyde SanUtah county kef On motion of the lien Wm U Gen F D Richards was the pete county li’Bgside of their articles Weber county Judge Hector C Hooper Territorial Delegate the petinovelty of sleigh bells made tion was unanimously adopted Thomas of Haight Davis county 5Jon Abram Christian Jensen Hatch Wasatch county Dr ring the assembly two patriotic Capt David vim They had the most Kimball Rich county song t were sweetly sung by tho Brigthat we ever listened to and P ham City Choir With characteristic During the absence of the committee rthat unpretentious loukT C order as soon as the business was the honorable Chairman made a pithy doubtless a heap of practical sensible speech that elicited the warm through with the audicnco were dismissed and left the video c ly building On the reware from tire manufactories of approval of the assembly well satisfied Mitchell and 11 C Shaikey was turn of the committee the Hon George the read Cannon following petiQ SEMMXXUL and tion di'play of rope cords COXFEilEXCE Win A Me To the lIodocabe raus cheering the Senate and House and At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the of R'prcbeiiiaiives of the United States somebody from Kit-- h in Cuiiii ess assembl'd: exhibited Conference commenced a thorough arquaint-rtWe the people of Utah Territory in in the New Tabernacle lleie is their business r proeiiting thi- - M cioui'bil before your luduchs There were to be encuuruged and honorable body irit prerent on the stand respectfully considera- Prciidijnts j would retain Smith and Wells a large amount your calm and Young tion iitiii such favorable notion thereon iii the Orson Pratt Apostles Orson Hyde Territory if none of a the justice xfxui uiu-- demands In t!ie yens 184'' the people of Utah Wilford Woodruff C C Rich Lorenzo mmulhcture was impelled the “Piov isional Territory organized Warn by Wre 15 Reese and colors Government Snow F JD Richards of the State of a Snow Erastus Id republican in form having Geo Q Cannon Jorepli F Smith and lWoe indicated ability governnunt ft written Constitution providing for dcxelopmeift of the PresiYoung Junr and Judicial de- Rrigham Executive tor Hudson s the election of its officers dency of the High machinery bad partments Quorum: Sidney and all other revenue the by Edwin 1) Woolley and ai tides but not of home John Young in the ce of a tilinggovernment —ary Sami W Richards of the Presidency Joseph W Tucklic’d hml a republican State Vndci is tl nal prnvi-- i mor government of the Stake of Zion John W Young eounti"- - wire I orgimed and elect- Geo 15 Wallace and John T Caine J Silver had a card of tan ionconheld The Legiilature vened IiWi u table to oui con- of the Pieiddoney of the Seventies "lies another of pa'teriis for and at dition that very session Con a liohin winder Joseph Young A P ilockwood II S pe' monel fur our go vogcjablos and fruit-- were very into thn Union Ellredge and John Van Cott of the in ISiil we held a conbut Subsequently the official awards will turtof the Rhopric Edward vention and adopted a Constitution and Presidency le details with name etc C Little Hunter L W Hard) and Mondial and elected our delegates d them who but no On the side scabs there wore numerous lirles Congre-Popper had a hue display of fotmalpresent! was hadto thereon action Again in great in He! tuioLhc’ convention was held bishops and elders fiom the country and variety W Johnson another constitution wi- - adopted had a sample of and city This but was strictly' republican the comb and purified an i Meeting was called to order by Presialthough properly presented to the calc was never brought to vote dent Young and opened witli prayer “ The organization of the State of I'1 W Elder Hyde Young had a beautiful by still pieseued however and t of flutter The audieno1 was addressed by Presthough petition after petition has been k Reid furnished fine bread presented in vain we aro still full of idents Wells and Smith the former liope and all prepared for the change ’tuckers from D - from our present and necessity of It Allen’s flour that shall convert upon the blessings the art colonial condition to the glorious diggallery there was a vast unity among the Saints in temporal nity ofu free and independt nt State to admire and the latter Edward Martin Strange as it seems other Territories and spiritual matters been admitted lest colored portrait of Hi into the fbmoti spoke ou the growth of the Church shop have vvbieli with tar less order government ltctit is the attracton of his col- and conhis since early acquaintance s for self maintenami genorul m were at the date nection with it the persecutions ance when admitted to t petition of out romparntiv uly A Olt! the had been which Saints ad- far subjected are very irhiilutant- ingcr "i the proftw-ioHere we are their labor industry and success here And what of the future r of k Tl an organized republican Mate In the afternoon Elder Pratt spoke view and portraits in a rusted bv uir battalion! country tlie foe of the Priesthood and their prve-i- '' from a on a soil re- on the organization surpassed claimed by our industry finn the sterile by revelation t’lr's 'if'et Elder Ac U gems f unt'dd ages and made fruitful ' bliis(n-li to President wax Young’s for the support of a imtioi shall we Hyde for wlido clamoring a"d closing cure wa- - a then succeeding the Prophet Joseph and the he disregarded and other and moieds— exhibit of the Church therein of skill and of no experience tan Territories omj iirutiv gfiiii!more value be egei'v ought for to fil- Preside m Young made a few remarks ial go me Great Republic ' hastily The Conference assemble- again this ninming- up we must be Win should the gieai huin of States ttort to nh again that this lair continue ev ered in - veiy litre ' morning at 10 o’clock 1 Ctuh excels in mateml me '"‘dot the highest credit to COXFEHKMK-SOXU D VV lJcn itoi pie eni ns ev cry otto r T nit ry m the We liao'iun nh In nil up one I'lin i ml city ni Uveuty thouThe New Tabernacle was denren u! t nty other e itu- inwilcd both forenoon and afternoon towns ill illag— with a p jud Mw-- We had th bundiel and till The in the opcn'titr pnver e hav e hshed school in ln at ii a wi' oil! n by Elder Rrieliat ill ier Loienzo Snow iMixere'1 a If 0 nit:-dupie (it tin rise S'uut ' oi 'i'!' Hat voi J in the mo' on o eii l' ill Ml ill lit i ®V°W THE MASS MEETING The People Petition for the mission of the grate of Dcaeret the I'uion td into I J J f I'l 'Citl f PU !n fp‘1 John W Hess Farmington John Stoker Bountiful L W Hardy 12th ward A K Thurber Spanish Fork E F Sheets 8th ward Samuel A Woolley 9th ward Reuben Miller Mill Alex McRae 11th ward Bishop David Evans Lehi Bishop R D Covington Washington Bishop Chas S Petet sen Weber City Bishop Alex F Barron Panacea 0 V Spencer 13th ward Lo Grand Young 17th ward “ Arigu3 M Cannon 15th Richard Maxtield Cottonwood “ Robert Maxtield Ezra Clark Farmington Wm Johnson loth ward 12th ward Henry McEwar “ Millen Atwood 13th “ “ Bolivar Roberts Houtz Henry E T Browning 7th Israel Canfield Ogden Augustus Canfield Edward Stevenson 14th ward N II Felt 17th ward Julian Moses Mill Creek W H Folsom 14th ward W W Riter 9th ward Roswell Hyde Kaysvillo Wm G Young Forth Mill Crock Absolom Smith Draperviile Daniel Cahoon Cottonwood Silas Richard Union Preston Thoraus Rich Co Bod F Stewart Payson Sami L Sprague sen 13th ward Daniel Carter Bountiful Elisha H Davis Lehi John Febeker Tokerville Lewis Robison Pleasant Grove David Candlnnd E W Eat 14th ward Z Snow 13th ward Geo G Snyder Wanship W 1 Appleby 14th ward Thee McKean 10th Henry G Boyle Payson Adam Paul 8th ward Albert Merrill son 17th ward “ Albert Merrill jun F Groesbeck 17th ward Joseph C Rich Paris Rich Co Hammond Huntsville A F John Pack sen 17th ward A R Wright 14th “ Sami L Serrine 14th Horace K Whitney 18th ward Burr Frost 8th ward Thos F'aylor 33th ward Felson Ernpy 12th ward Andrew J Pendleton 2nd ward E Ii T Harrison 18th ward J M Barlow 15th ward Walter Conrad 15th ward JDM Crockwell 9th ward Pharos W ells 12th ward Geo D Grant Bountiful Muni Atwood 13th ward Elnathan Eldredgo Sen 16th ward William Bringhurst Springville Levi Thornton Farmington Byron Groo 9th ward Daniel Corbett 2d ward ' Charles Bird Mendon Charles Shumway Mendon Charles P Squires Brigham City James May Brigham City Joseph Wight Brigham City Peter Madsen Brigham City Geo Harding Willard City Omer Call Willard City John Thatcher Logan Richmond William H Matthew W Dalton Willard City Henry Peck Malad Abel Lamb Farmington John 8 Gleason Farmington Hector C Ilaight Farmington Ilenry W Brizzee Wanship Jacob Zundel Willard City Thos E Ricks Logan Oliver E Ormsby Brigham City Evan M Greene Smithfield Alnnson Norton Brigham City Charles Nibley Brigham City Joseph Tibbits Brigham City City Angus MoDonal Id Brigb William It Sheannan Logan Jes-F Perkins Bountiful Bountiful Lewis Perkin 1 lies 17th ward Iliggs Ward E Pack 17th ward Parley P Pratt 1th ward Moroni Pratt Pleasant Grove Alma Pratt Big Field Henry Lee Bountiful Wm Henry Lee Bountiful Milo Andrus Dry Creek Wm C Foal 19tu ward Theo Curtis 7th ward Samuel W Richards 14th ward Moroni Bigelow Provo Samuel McIntyre St George Win McIntyre St George Geo B Wallace 17th ward D B Huntington 6th ward Wm Gibsort 20tli ward Daniel Wood Bountiful Vise! row Galloway Tooole'f ('has Stewart Pleasant Grove Or ville M Allen Tokerville Ira N Spalding East Weber Hopkins Pender Morgan City Wm Miller John Thornton Farmington T B Foote Fcjihi Thos Jackson Payson Tbos E Daniels Aaron F Farr Ogdon Andrew Love Fephi Aaron Seeva Grantsville Nathan T Porter Centerville Wm C Kydnlch Grantsville Frederick Kesler jr 16th Ward “ William Tripp Jacob Gates St George Tho following Elders were presented to go on a foreign mission Mons Anderson (for Norway) Edward Behonffeld (for Switzerland) “ Chauncey W West Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop THURSDAY MORNING TELES JRA P H i C AMERICAN SEW YORK of the Flood Albany More C The water in this city is mill ox er the docks and Broadway is navigated by Email boats Nearly all the basements and collars east ot Green street are flooded 6 TroyThe flood is unprecedented and the destruction of property in this city is unThe nulls are greatly precedented Three houses were carried damaged away at Mechanicsville Drowned by tbt Flood Thirty persons were drowned Hudson near this city Railroad Two accidents Boston railroad was a collision passenger train injured badly train was thrown at Uoosnic falls in the Accident occurred on the Troy & last night The first between ft freight and Three employees were The same passenger into the Houeuic river Still tho Flood Saratoga 6 The accounts from the surrounding country say the storm on Sunday night and Monday morning did inoro damage than any before known Tkero is scarce- ly a bridge on the country roads Balla- Great damage has been done at ton Spa One boy was drowned VIRGINIA The Legislature past history of the mart upon whom she had bestowed her hand her lite She did not learn if and her future either until the night before last just as the parties were on the way to church to be made one As the parties were nearing the church a woman iu with a made her appearance her arms ami ordered the man to stop in career and not send to destruction another honest and innocent heart irlai thou accused the would be groom of haxing seduced her aud that lie was the father of the child she held in her anus The man in braggadocio style declared tho woman mud and ordered her awav But it was no ure She She aKo statpersisted in her efforts ed that there was another girl whom the rascal had seduced and abandoned She adby whom he also had a child bride to beware of vised the would-bthe impostor and seducer as he would deceive ruin and desert her as he had So excited did the his other victims poor creature become that she threatened to shoot her seducer if he undertook to have the ceremony performed A largo crowd of persons had by tlria time collected among whom were some who caused the crowd to policemen We understand that tho gay disperse Lothario abandoned the wedding that foot fearing that his infuriated was victim would execute her terrible threat He was well aware of the fact that she had purchased a pistol lor the purpose of killing him aud thought discretion the better part of valor and left Whether the marriage was subsequently performed we know not Richmond 6 The House met at noon organized and One member adjourned till the officer who not had protested against taken the iron clad oath the Lieut The Senate assembled but the organiza-lo- t Governor presiding tion was but has been completed agreed on in caucus FKNNSYI VANIA PENNSYLVANIA The correspondence of the Louisville says: Tho Radicals are alarmed at the situAs things now ation in Pennsylvania look they freely admit in quiet that the Democrats will carry The Chairman the State in October State Committee of the Republican and John Covode arrived here Woman’s Suffrage Convention who has been with Senator Wilson Philadelphia C had making speeches in Pennsylvania The Woman’s Suffrage Convention interview an with the President and met here this morning organized and elected Mrs Julia Ward Howe Presi suggested various measures of relief for dent and Miss Phebe Cozzens Secre- the Republican One is that party be given the existing tary and a number of Vice Presidents Pennsylvania Cabinet vacancy so that the State may A Murderer feel the Adminnot that it is by ignored Stewart the burgular who murdered Other requests mentioned John Willetts in his own house in this istration in conference have not trans- city on the night of the 15th of Septern her was brought to trial before the Repired Of coarse it will be telegraphed corder this morning and greatly surhence that Wilson and Covode declare prised everybody by pleading guilty of that the Radicals will cany’ PennsylHo was vania in the first degree murder but their sudden visit to the sentenced to solitry confinement for life President and their cry for help Up to the time of trial he strongly debelie their words nied his guilt 6 MISSOURI Indianapolis The Coroner’ jury last nightrendered The St Louis Republican has the a verdict on the case of the victims of the explosion at the Fair grounds stat following An attempt was made some time ing that the accident was caused by the and carelessculpable mismanagement during Monday night or Tuesday morn ness on the part of the engineer in ing to poison a young woman named charge Miss Lassie Broady who lives with Mrs Hurt at the northwest corner of The Late Flood Biddle and Collin3 street Yesterday 6 Philadelphia The water at the Fairmouut dam re- morning she awoke early and went ta ceded six feet since yesterday The the to perform her ablustreets are nearly dry hut covered with tions After pouring the water out of mud and the debris left by the water the pitcher into the bowl she observed A hundred cellars were filled that it had a kind of greenish bluish WASHINGTON look about it and her apprehensions that all things were not right were imMysteriously Disappeared mediately aroused fi Going down stairs Washington she informed Mrs Hart of the circum E F McGee Collector of tho Sixth stance but after long investigation has District in) steriously disappeared neither could of them come to a conbeen lie has It is feared clusion as to what was the cause of tho Still Seizures About 8 o’clock Miss strange color 6 Washington Broady filled a soda bottle with the A squad of cavalry in one district in water and took the same to the Third has seized forty stills arid District Police Station Virginia The officers hr about a thousand gallons of spirits went to the drug charge immediately e men lound They arrested store across the street where the anoperating stills nouncement was made by one of the CONNECTICUT clerks in attendance that verdegris had The ftorin Again been placed in the pitcher If Miss Broady had either drank or washed Hartford 6 the effect The reports of the damage by the herself with the water not been have storm continue to come in The damage death though it might in all parts of the Sta’e very great would at least have been very injurious The town of Manchester has suffered VIRGINIA more than any other place Not a A poor Richmond near sinned girl bridge is left in town and recently gave birth te a child with which a few days ago she started FOREIGN on foot for Goochland County Before proceeding far however she left the CANADA little one by the wayside hoping no Canadian Independence that it would fall into kind doqbt Montreal 6 hands for though born in shame she A great independence was was still its mother meeting She pursued her held at Waterlui on Saturday The alone but soon was impelled Hon John Young and ttveral others iourncy to return by the instincts of maternity spoke in favor of independence and seek her infant On reaching the plaoc where she left it she found it NIGHT DISPATCH MS was gone and to this day neither she nor any one else who will tell has heard AMERICAN of it IOWA More earthquake— The late heavy An Iowa paper of a recent date gives Ktoimand flood Rant a murthe particulars derer confesses his crime — which borders somewhat on the mar- velous Years ago a Pennsylvania Colored Church fanner loved and married a charming robbed jr After young girl that lived near him the IV Woodruff on Elder spoke the marriage time passed on and the NEW YORK future of Zion feared not her enemies farmer contracted a taste for liouor at Panama which frequenty of' the hot him and exhorted the people to support got New York 0 wife remonstrated with him Dates to tho 2stli of September have llis their owti manufactures been received and state that shocks which on one occasion ended by the In the afternoon Elder Orson Pratt were her with a butcher felt at Calls Portions of the husband stabbing delivered a lecture on Plural Marriage hill were seen t shake and huge clouds knife He left precipitately supposing of dust rose he had killed her and hid himself in showing that it waa a Divine institution Embankment West the Fell where he became a prosand a necessity for the development of About a hundred feet of tho high emarid wealthy merchant perous the whole family of Adam lie was bankment of the Harlem R R at 61 t wife m the meantime recovered The and foil Street the after living alone for five stopping very free and earnest in his address travel on that road night year- - married Her husband 'died at the and in his argument dealt heavily The Road train m again of u year and she also cxpiiatinn with the coirupting influences running order to Albany went to the W ist Then the incredible n mono ramie society The par pan of the story appeared not again aftu heir long S Hammer (lor lx— Dr ( But d cm tho othei am nt of tin rioum-II YSTIIEX an mi Sewi’g iu reuieiu M into iPMiltin He od xestifdav :uni aj'un tho vue Jp NEW in mPj Ull ti le1 t hl n !u u lino lie liutL hi do Ki'M vUh LATESTJV MAIL i' at 'K M ft inf lit li i f v I' n iu Dip) a a n 4 ftri Ti e - o 'W Vo ' ' ivl |