The Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 7

kecdec ao rv 11 11 0 ma 8 ZT 8 the other wards in the city bo so large a gathering indicates bowa howa quiet unobtrusive man ma may create a avery very veny large circle of sympathetic friends the audience was addressed edby eaby by bishops A wooley and A alex aier iea ier mcrae wrab also by eiderselders iders BR audand father samuel closing by a few remarks by bishop bishop adam spiers all bearing testimony to the faithfulness and integrity of their thell late brother councillor and friend frie uil hil the choir were in their places audand by their efforts soothed the feelings ef of the mourners andthe tho brass band belonging to I 1 lieho ward played a solemn sabbath lune tune whiled lej lei the people and andl andI andied alsoaiso sd be beaded bended aided the cortege playing the dead march in saul 80 so passes away the useful man the true friend the good husband 1 and father and the faithful saint the marshal affair in another part of the paper will be found a dha dispatch atch from our special agent at beaver which we publish as we would an any other telegram without passing any judgment pro or con regarding the alleged facts it contains we bubli published 1 shed the text of the grand jury report then uhe the marshals statement in reply thereto audand now calne additional allegations which ch that official may have to meet whatever verbo verbe be the genuine facts in the premises there appears appear tabe to be little or no room for doubt that they will be brought to light fon for tbt th honor and pud veracity of or those who wb i have made the charges against tb the marshal are at stake on the one side and the honesty and integrity of the marshal ouon the other and it ia 1 pe pru hablehaule the efforts for self vindication on each side willdee will develop dev elop the truth of the matter so aa as to make it appear in its unrobed simplicity we ve have bavi made decided a assertion as to the guilt or innocence of the marshal because the taking of a decided stand upon such an important matter only be based oil on the most convincing proof and after each party has hadbad an opportunity of fully tully sustaining or dispelling the eb chargesaiges jt it does not in matteratter how ugly a case may look against an anyauy side it Is neither listher judicious nor just to determinedly decide before a fullfuli investigation is hadbad to decide wrong would be an all injustice to the party totu whom the decision ml might be adverse andt ant gh we va havebave 7 no ib desire re to wrong anybody so far we arn aware but deir 0 6 truth andaud justice ustine viii via dilated dica ted 11 I 1 judgment pronounced this morn mori ng the defendant in the ca casecasa se of the united states vs george reynolds convicted af pf bigamy appeared in iti courtto receive its judgment the quest 1 fori of admitting defendant the td toi balibail pending an appeal to the tho supreme court was argued by the respective attorneys the andaud authorities in fayo favor of the admission to ball bailif of the defendant adduced by byar mr raw baw lings being anost plain and clustie after hearing the tho argument the court sIgni signified oled fled lisits intention ofbf granting balla bailball bilig convinced that the the law jaw a authorized louo 1014 1 I it a the ike nta judgment of the was wag subsequently pronounced i ed which wals was that the defendant be ceucen fined ird labor in thedetroit Ile lle troit haaso of correction at michigan for the term of two years yeats and th that hahe pay- a fine fineff or five live hundred ea dollars to the united ed states i ja the fb amount of ballbail at lotko tar far walfi hon scion nyi hooper it Claws ori esco esq be cameam camei sureties aud mr reynolds Rey wag wai was betat set at liberty libere it is expected the case will III lii cogecoga comecoma I 1 up UN on ah appeal in the supreme supreme court ot or the territory in february at the next session of that cour court in pronouncing sentence the court remarked thatthai fh bo it would consider the th defendant by bythe the ATT ury to the mercy of the court but theine severity of thie the inflicted in decito that the courts ideas of clemency may possibly bially froce entertained by most the outside limit prescribed by the law in cases of this kind ia imprisonment lin lip for five years and a gine fine nin fin ejof of ave hundred dollars there being no prescribed inside thab that being left to tha th discretion eption of the judge I 1 ohe the mair MAIE mke i SHAI I 1 iS TROUBLES the following was received by deseret telegraph line yesterday afternoon toolate for oon public a non Uon in IU the samosame day bah tah iah decdee 20 1873 1875 editor deseret dewrel news the article in thursday thursdays deraldherald 1 in 11 defense of arshal marshal maxwell has created a feeling of profound disgust among the old residents of ilg beaver aver ayer thathe enterprise I 1 rz publishes a gigbig extra copy gopy fe refuting ting every word contained contain edin in the aforementioned article bringing out some positive evidence in support of the tho grand jurys report and making fresh charges with proofs to substantiate them among other things it publishes an auto autograph aph letter from attorney general pierrepont which the editor had the forethought to procure by correspondence contradictory dic tory of Max principal assertion that the was not intended especially for this district i bes BEX besares BENARES arves ArtEs territorial dispatches 11 DES TEL cela special to tike the news two men billedkilled nt at etah Utah Dec ediar editor deseret eias bivs by an a explosion of giant glint powder er in the neptune tunnel anel at 7 a today to day dan nic mcmasters ILI nul a anav and vii vil- iam jl jane were killed they are aro sug sup joed loed to have been heatingbeating the powder aver a or orge i when the explosion occurred jane jal wa 3 killed ind ing inaptly in antly mcmasters lived balfan half in hour I 1 our country contemporaries I 1 the ogden Jime junction tion bided of bi decdee 20 says saya that the speakers at chec the conference on meeting mee tinon loix saturday afternoon wre were elderseiders iders it ballantyne I 1 and monch konch president itie Ille richards hardsbards and elders orson pratt prat and johnjuhu taylor I 1 on sunday I 1 cle nods was crowded inhi everyavery patt part and many persons were unable to obtain even evens a sta saidi tudin no place the assembly was hadre addressed used by elders eldens joseph SmI hand thaud orson pratt prate in the afternoon after aften ringing and prayer the sacrament wand wana was bla minister ministered cd dl the general authorities 0 the church as sustained at the last october Con conference ferenceferenze were then severally presented and unanimously sustained by this conference franklin richards wak vak was sustained as president of this stake ot dt zion lorin farr fair as bishop 0 of toot same thib the nighhigh council of this stake as aa at it present organized the presidents of the various iri lil their respective posit positions ohis ofis addresses delldeil delivered bored pres ident FP richards arnd arid elder erder johnjqhn taylor waylor aften after which pie president I- richards announced hounded thau that a meeting ine eting of or all the Seve niles in the county was arranged on the ath of or january next in the ogden tabernacle at ita ilam llam when pre president joseph joseh young would bould be present commenting upon theconfer- ence under the caption mor imor 4 monism dying the says these who are to see ho hov I 1 is dyingdeylii 1 phoud haive bep preset at thi pablina cay yesterday if they could rould anda and a chance chanc to eza in witness the gerness pa of the he congre congregation gaelon to tol hear heak noto note the anianimation matlonmation and power pow of the speakers and see tile the pleasure andaud confide confidence with which the instructions ivere were rec received elved ph pil yekeyehh heihel I 1 mormonism is loso if so cruthi 1 utha light andaud dy aj in fe as rapid fy I 1 1 nj 01 i 3 tho major A angeles ye yesterday for hisbis homet id aio xio antlake alt Lake dake city iwa isa gentleman who deserves more thian thon a passing mel mem i tion hb lih left siltslit SA lt lake city three airee weeks ago after havingexper rien ceda violent shock A residence of not quite weeks southern im california bt liaa bol fid his health that he feetsfeels himself abieabla to return to ollire ilia homhoin 1 atul apy ay himself himsel fitofilo try iry the aretous ui hisnis liisi I 1 that of law lay los angeles is a fervent and influential fluent iallal believer in major hem hemp danndand herclimate willwili bo fiade known through him to maby many who ara are now baskingbashing in the rigors of a salt lake wi winter elter titer major hempstead is a lawyer of very considerable ermin eroin enceenee and Is the salt ball lake city attorney of the union pacific railway ho he is enthusiastic thusia as to the necessitysity of a connection between the union pacific railway and tidewater tide water a at santa monica aad and avows his determination mi nation to impress his views slew upon jay gould and sidney dillon he lin informs ut that jay gould is resolved to push the utah southern to CallY caily ille at the headof navigationgationgatlon on thi the colorado river if necessary ry by guaranteeing its bonds and the major thinks things that the logical and inevitable upshot of that road goad will be a connection with the los an- geles a and nd independence railway thus thu reach reaching luit a port on the pacific the necessities of the union pacific railway call for the emancipation of that roadfrom frova the domination of the central Pac pacific itic and major hempstead is going to do all in his power to bring that resultabout by ponti pointing out the pich tich richness ness of the mineral country which would be trayer traversed sed by a rad road which should connect theterminus of the los angeles and independence railway with ogden he will aid us by making au ar intelligent and accurate statement of the agricultural and other attractions of los angeles city and county it is a great thing that sagacious and influential strangers likeilke major hempstead should be impressed in this way by a visit to our section and benote demote ivisic I 1 it asone of the signs of nf the times i indicative of a colossal 0 losios 9 aland and rapidly approaching al doyel development that they areso abeso impressed ped los zos angeles 4 express swift and terrible vengeance i yesterday mr michael nichael chael kennedy of or this city received a telegram from homestead Elom estead a station on the BR I 1 fc railroad between davenport and iowa city stating that his stepson step bon son mr charles reed beed had heenbeen arrested for annu murder ader mr ken nedy left for the scene of murder on the noon train it appears from mom rom accounts received that mr reed beed had occasion to suspect the loyalty of hlahia wife and on saturday morning lasthe bb left lieme hi forming informing his big wife fe that ho he would not return until it fe ni night but lie he did at midd widd midday ay to fond find another man where hebe alone had the right to be seizing an axe which jay in the yard yardy lie he batte battered reI rel down the door to the room in which the guilty parties were and with laid his cifes par paramour amour amDur ded dead dea at his hia feet he then quietly left the room subsequently he was arrested and taken to marengo forfur examination the above are dro the facts in the case as wo we can determine mr beed reed was waa employed on railroad work by mr martin fynn flynn tile the well vell known con contractor of this heliar been absent from desmoines Dp moines buta short time tn in this citcli city where hehas lived for many years lie he was well liked and ha warm friends whowill regret exceedingly to learn of his troubles the wifewire to whose infix lafi delity the terrible tr tragedy mastbe must be attributed is the daughter of a well inovknown farmer of this county the name of her para paramour knour has not been learned here the method resorted to by mr reed beed to avenge his wounded honorbonor was desperate and terrible yeb yet in the light of public sentiment he will stand ac ne qt qUitt quitted fl cd no american jury can be fo found dt to punish a man slaying othis of his cifes seducer finch and have been retained to defend mr needbeed acs hoenea zedder ladder dec 7 1 I to ab the lraira rd ot 0 this thia city Dec 18 th 1 or old are ape ize ire penelopepenelopa Pene lope lopo IL goodridge 12 who was as born decdee 17 1791 in middlesex lesek copass co mass mass Wass was for 28 years A faithful mo member of the church of jesus christor christ of latter day saints mints and was beloved by herber merom numerous relatives and all who knew her heir ph phe was the mother DC yos lot 0 boinhoin and 33 grandc grandchildren hildrenkildren and 3 great followed herber remains to the grave the tho funeral took place yesterday a the warl ward ba house daa where re af tar and tand friyer ant pr ryer iyer er the as addressedaddre fled sled fed by rp whoa te stifled to thy th estimable the and delivered a very instructive and comforting wile in ia a il few rew appropriate remarks rei br by bishop DI hop thomas taylor com COM cox 1 it lynne anne on the november 1875 at 9 a LANGLY i deceased was wms born in the tho tsie tile of guem sey great Dr Italo decdee 96 var ear vas much rc coed and died in follfoil fellow fellowship and faietti of thi church of jesu Chrls tot pla fla lat ter ady day santa banta ogon ogden osden junction ign irn day any ati iOme lome A erts wanted and terms reca TRUE CO tj Auz auuusta usta maine HR ay A I 1 ordies WO ajl urr 9 raisins add and currants already olean Clean gleaned cleaned dd A gemal OP THE I 1 RIES bies li tr vi ASSES oes ees IJ atthe AT tie THE INVEST PRICES ai LY OUR 71 A dog rug aj dallybaily hir I 1 arrivas fir rIval pival I 1 or tle llie latest styles of staple st aua aud fancy brydry ry goods notions No tiong boots oot an ana and shoes 1 1 dla isa cn lints hats and antl caps ludie madle 1 nurs hurs eurs 1 and under 1 I 1 wear gents furnishing goods tiie THE tre LATEST NOVELTIES AN IN THE MARKET NEW EW YE EA ai as 1 a 1 wnm I 1 imas IN small ai SADLER ma EACLE bacle HOUSE VISITORS to daily arrival of goods coeds 1 for fall and winter une use boots goots and ahil shoes eyo Elo bootland Boot otsa sand shoes it lr boots and shoos shoes 1 i flannels wa- i teter proof clothcioth woolen shawls in now new styles canton cariton flannels cents cloth I 1 ri suits and underwear rats bats ats in ayery variety of Clas las anu and crockery cash paid for Dried Apricots pluis and ana peaches RELIABLE PRICES GOOD ATTENTION Goods Packed traxl delivered without charge to Rail rall railroad rodd roid depot and allali 7 the wy uty I 1 I 1 ACLE HOUSE hoube SP IM rast rase OUR ine InU inuos gS lnin th country can canal ai kny iny any aln the date agn on iwah which their subscription rc reirel ferrinserring to tho the ho numbers atiat attached hed to their dameson their paper gamely 1 igl 6 8 4 means at day 1 sixthmonth yeary year or june 1874 15 12 4 igans ls ic ac tame narna danits naina numb rd cloge close with the end of thoiho alame I 1 I 1 subscribers understanding thia this willwiil 11 be able to renowrenew theirlhoir a ns prior to tho ti time of expiration se so that ther paper may continue without interruption eed FED 1 11 sewing machines 0 SIMPLE I 1 CAPABLE A dle BLE I 1 DURABLE 4 lock stitch easy to learn 1 liast running hunning AC NO no rattling cogs coes 1 no complicated gea gear ir i 5 JK soen SOLD OXON ast EASY TERM sll Sti mac Nae machines hinesbinesof 0 tade taKe ta kenlin niia ez exchange hange hango i agents wanted everywhere call cal and Exam iq i vid wed ovle ogle Echino lof loi cof airl SALT lake ura CITY i 1 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE 1 1 1 1 I WE THE undersigned undersigner UNDER SIGNED HAVING VV been appointed by cheh the honbon on court ot jlane alane county jf ibb thetha estate esmati at david tiia alla worth deceased hereby gite give all personspersona who abo have havet claims against said paid er estate tsute trute to present themthein to ug us and all persona owing saldsaid estate are art hereby te le 1 quiren to pay eald saidindebtedness to us without boug bout delay ELLSWORTH jamea jamel LEWIS i kanab nov 1875 wl.