The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12


range Not returning during the day as expcted search
made for him, and Thursday afternoon his body
the sand ridge between Kay creek aud the
known; but II is supposed that alleged unlawful
meddling with not his wife the moving cause OF
his untmely death so, sdulterers should take
This is certainly cool enough In making inquiry Of
one whom supposed should be in possession Of nfoma
tion on the subject, he answered coolly the Ns
"Thats all about it, King wicked man. and of his
gu IN the case there was the evidence Of sight and he
In Wednesday, paper under the very significant head
ing OF more Horse Thieves Killed" account given
OF Two going under" The first was a notorious thief
hameo \ mixer. He was Gentle, and stole horse
from Gentle emiNant near Bridger. The emgrant, as
sisted BY deputy marshal followed Baker into Echo
Canon, and reached him with ball which brought him
to the ground Baker plead for his life and proaered to
tel where there was band Of thousand stolen
horses was in vain the emigrant was rcmorseless,
and ball through the head finished Bakers The
Hs was buried ~ those Who thus ' ms,sd out to him
more speedy. economical and sautary principle, and
stake placed at the head OF his grave which was in
scroed-A Baker, shot for horse stealing, July I,
The shooting OF Mormon thief narrated by the same
pen IN much the same vein OF compacency One Skeen
aing horse 10 his use In violation Of the criminal code
Of the Territory In the absence Of jail he put in
asemnsd ~ IRON WIZ the aia o. ne
the moment, says the editor, Seen made an attempt
10 get away but met With detaner in the form Of nine
sary."
very recently expressed his satisfaction at the report that
some OF the notable horse thieves OF had gone
TO work Ike honest menthe others he invited TO follow
conmunty. Property, movable property, has been
uncertain hitherto that the OF Of such
Fences as have related would be hailed With quite as
much satisfaction old "gridiron Cobbett says he ex-
pcrenccd when he heard that Lord Cteresgh had cut
his throat However much Judge Eckeis may have con
sdered himself justified in releasing the horse thieves
from the Penentisry s verify certain that his action
in that particular is now telling against tina, class Of
THE GREAT rwryIy FOURTH o July.
In my last gave your readers a full account of the
independence. That done, they have before them
the celebration Of their independence Adhesive
ness IS largely devel ped in the Mormon Uranium They
will hold on 70 their notions On the oath Of July 1SI
Brigham at the bead Of the pioneers, entered this nov
beautiful valley then barren wilderness Forgetfu q
the means that forced them here the day apart
for rejoicing. They laid aside the weeds OF mourning
and consecrated the day to feastng and dancing The
Twenty fourth Is the day OF oeiverance, that viii
handed down generations when the fourth measure
bly, forgotten. Three years Eo thousand persons
commemoratiug independence, when messengers from
the East arrived with the intelligence that the troops
were on the Plains need not further allude to what
dsointed since that Big Cottonwood has left alone
in solitude Setting aside the Of years. IL seems
lowing card tells the marching orders the nterstices
will be filed up with ora,ons songs prayers dances and
every Kid OF athletic that the young may choose
to iniu ge in -
IwEsTYro FOURTH or JuIY THE HEADQUARTERS or BIC
Corroswoop- President Brigham Young respectfully In
Cottonwood Kanyon, on tuesday cath OF july.
Rgg.fion-You viii be required to start pass the
his mil, about four niles up the Kanyon before twelve
ocoeS On Monday The 2H as no person will be allowed
any plsce ID The hanyon except the Camp Ground The
bshot are requested 10 accompany those ed from their
respective wards and thai each well fitted for
the "Trip nh good substantial steady leans wagons harness.
ho backs a' locks capable Of completing the Journey with
out repair and good driver as not endspger the HE Of
smal parties will before passing the first mill furnish afur
and complete list Of all persons accompanying them and hand
the same to the guard at the gate.
Committee 4rrungeaepf<-A. O. Smoo John Sharp, L.
w. Hardy, A. CunnirghsM. r. Sheets Kesler. Thonas
Calisier Raleigh Henry Moon j. O. Little Marsha! Of
the day. Col r. 7. Burton will ARRANGE the Guard.
GREAT SALT LAKE CirY, Jrly TO- le00
you will be furnished q report Of the great day.
PASSING HSuGRANTs.
The emigration Of the present year bids fair to riva
trains arrive almost daily remain short time In the
grants conduct themselves with proprety In spite Of the
peculiar folks of whom they had heard SO much. Not
single difcuty has occurred among them. Among the
other things passing the Golden State quite large
number Of merino sheep have been taken for sale.
Some OF the leading Mormous sewing the opportunity
have made purchases of the breed and anticipate
improving the quality OF their homespun.r believe
their price has averaged here $50 each.