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throughout the asssmblage-friends of either party-untIl the greater number of those pres. ent were directly em0toled in the affair Although there were several Americans pres- ent We have not learned that any others than Mexican were immediately interested, and as ibese people never use hauds and feet as test of prowess, kniveu and pistols were used Gd hbstpn After few moments spen; in shooting, stabbing, cursjps lodging and running, the hall was pretty well cleared of such of it's inmates as were able to carry themselves away, the sole remaining occupants beinga couple of 'brui.ers,' one dead man, one man dying and two wounded men, 4 few hours later and the murderers, Cor victors, as some style them, were en route for Sonora and consequently no arrests were made.
 Bat the proceedings of Sunday night did no. end here. Toward morning two Mexicans reyolvers in hand walked up to the door of A room occupied by two young men nam ed Hart and Dennis. Demanding, and being ro- fused .admttencs they proceeded 10 break down the door, when Ar, Hart, although confined to bed by sickness for the past two weeks, and consequently in rather weakly condition to offer much roSistence suddenly opened the door and as the foremost rutlian proceeded to enter struck him with gun upon the head, felliag him to the hoor The otherrulIian now rushed upon Hart and was just in the act of striking him down with some weapon which, in the darkness, appeared to bs a hatchet when Mr. Dennis embarrassed his movement by lodging 6 pistol bullet in hiE abdomen. This settlel the fracas. The wounded scoundrel started for the street, as fast aa hs could run, bowling from agony ths while, and followed by his companion who was somehow recalled to consciousness oy the repor; of fire arms The wounded man died next morning, but his com panion is missing; doubtless efugee in sonora by this time. .. ,,...
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TWeDty-enc Unarmed Men and I've Women Attacked by fndians-TWO Men Killed
 and Three aIscape-Sixteen Men and Two
 Women Missing.
 On Thursday evening, the 9th ult., two teams belonging to Messrs. Kenncd5 and Is- raei left this town on theic ray to Camp Gram loaded Hlth Iiq1ors, provisions, dry goods, etc. and accompanied by party of 2l men, including the men named, and two women. On the atterOoon o: Saturday, the 18th, when about 20 miles distant from Camp Grant, 9 large party of Indians came out on lha plain surrounded the wagons, and at the frat voily from theig bows and muskets killed Mr. Israel and mortally wounded Ur Kennedy. Ths h. dians nov rushed up and took possession of the guns of their vietim5, and there being but foar guns with the entire party the surviv~ ors now found themselves a.most entirely al the mercy (2) of the savages; and zknowing well the quality of savage mercy concluded to Ay Accordingly three of the party, Amer icans, one of whom had secured one of the re- maining guns, started for Camp Grant, while the majority, l5 kexicans one American named Hughes, and the two. women conclad- cd to return to Tucson. The three Americans arrived at Camp Grant the 0ams evening and reported as we have stated.
 But the following additional information was obtained on Sunday from Mr. Cox driver of the mail buggy between Tucson and Flor, ence Uia Grant. On Saturday evening he left Camp Grant with the mail for Tucson, and when about three miles from that post was met by the three men before mentioned, who him what had occurred Seeing that they were wsll night exhausted he return, ed with them to the post, and reported their case to the commanding officer who imme Hat ely started company of cavalry for the scene aa also wagon laden with water and other nscessaries for the wounded, if any there should be- Mr. Cox now started forth again and after drive of three hours came up to where Nr, Kennedy lay by the roadsiIe-stilI alive, but with sn arrow protruding from his breast, the point of which rested in his lungs He said he felt that he was dying. which Mir. Cox considered quite probable as he was vomiting blood at intervals of ten or fifteen minutes. Placing one of his blankets under the head of the wounded man and carefully the other around his body MT. Cox informed him that q wagon would shortly ar- rive, with facilities for taking him to Grant and so having dore everything in his power to
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
 SUg-DIsTRICF OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA,
 ]

 Gt EALED PROPOSALS, which must be made IJ in quadruplcate will be received at this of- flee until I2 o'clock noon, Tuesday tbe 21st day Of June next, for supplying the Quarter masters department at the new post about to be established at the White Mountains, with one million ight hundred thousand pounds of we'll cured merchantable hay, of the best quality tha. be had within a reasonable distance of the post; the bulk of It to be cut and put up rom this years crop in August September, 0oto- Der ana November; to be well stacked at such place in the vicinity of the Post and in saeh sized stacks as the receiving officer may designate; to be salted if required-the Quartermaster's De Pagtment furnishing the salt-and subjse to he inspection of the receiving officer.
 Bidders will please atate the price fo the hay. by the pound, i'll Gold coin,
 Bids will Do received for any amount not less thSn one hundred thousand pounds and when the responsibility o the biders is not otherwise slts faetorily made known at this office, ch bid H Ist be accompanied by guar aDtee of at least two persons (whOse responsibility must be certified tc by clerk Of q court of RecOrd) that the bidder is compe tent to carry out the contract if awarded to him, and that he will gire the required bonds therefor; and each L.id9r will state his place of residence and post o-ica address.
 Satisfactory evidence of the solvency of persons offered as security will be required
 A clause vii bg inserted in all contracts that thsy may be te.linatei 8; the pleasure of the government, and TO contract shall be considered in force until 1t has received the approval of ths commanding Generals of the Department Of Cali fOrnia and Military Division of the Pacific. The bids will be opened on the day and hour hereinbefore named, an bidders have the privi. lege of being present at the opening.
 The right is reserved to- sereject any bid deemed unsatis i2ctory.
 Proposals to be plainly endorsed, "Proposals for Hay" and addressedtO the undersigned at thia place.
 By order,
 J.G. c. LEE,
 m2lw5 Bvt. It. Col. and Chf. 0. NJ.
 5ub-Dist. of Southern Arizona
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4 CARD.

We return our most siucero thanks to the citizens of Tucson for the cordial manner in which they have welcomed us, as we'll as for the many acts of Ofgenerosity conferred on us since our arrival. Be assured that those acts ars duly appreciated and will ever be remem- bered by the
 SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH. TUCsoN, June 2, 1870.
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By order,
rn21w5
INTERNAL REVENU E.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,

DISTRICT OF ARIZONA, PRESCOTT, May 1, 1870.
 NOTICE is hereby giy=n in aceorda2cs ritk tho provisions of Excise Law, that the Annual In ernal Revenue Taxes arc now due aad payable, and that the Collectors will be iu attendance 50 rec eive the same, on the
 TENTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at their respective OficOs, in the following tiVis~ ions, to wit
 In the County of fYavapai-the Collector, Pres colt.
 In the County of MOhavO, excepting that DOT tiOn South of La Paz, J. B. Futile, Deputy Col lector, Ehrenberg,
 In the County of Pima, P. R. Brady, Deputy Collector, Tucson.
 In the County of Yuma, and that portion of Mohave South of La Paz, Ira Mabba t, Deputy Collector, Arizona City,
 LEVI BASHF0RD,
 m28t2 Collector.
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OLD GERMAN BAKERY

North end Lesinsky 8 Building.
 JOHN G. HUCKE, .. PROPRIETOR, Would inform the public that he is now solo owner and manager ef the above named bushes and it a- all times prepared to furnish patrons with superior bread, cake, pies etc.. share of public patronage is solicited. tf
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A Card

To ths Generous Public of Pima County The undersigned who have chargs of the collection of money for the construction of 8 building for the St Joseph Convent, beg to return 10 the public of Tucson, and of Pima county, their kind thanks for inc great liber- Rlity with which al have donated, regardless of religious views, to aid in this landable object; and NC are satisfied that this sense of gratitude is no less felt by the Sisters now enjoying the reOult of youc generosity than by your sub. scribing committee.
 Ne ask for tha Sis.era, whose future labor will be with ycu, kind couaiderston and generous. support
 Mpc W c Orrpv
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F.. F. DUNNE.

ATTORNEY AnD COUysELoR-AT-LAw,
 1901, r Street, WASHINGTON, D. c, Will promptly attend to the collection of all claims, placed 0 his hands, against the gov' ernment of the United States
 Will also ray special attention to procuring patents for Miuing Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers to Governor A. P. K Stafford, and Hon. R. c. Mccormick If
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E1EVIN'S HOTEL.

ALNSTREET
 The building known as the "HO1ges House" has underwent Q thorough renO- vation and is now open to the pgbic under the above name. The bed rooms are airy end comfortable, and neatly furnished having every accommodation to be fjuud ia any hotel between San Francisco and St. Louis The Table will be fOnnd to contain the best that the country af ords prepared by the most skilful cooks in the Territory. "GUS" will be always at his post in the BAR.
 LEVIN co.
 April 1t 1870. If
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THE LATEST HORROR.

Twenty-sno Unsrmed Men and I've Women Attacked by indians-TWO Men Killed and Three lIscape-Sixteen Men and Two Women Missing.
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Mas. W. s. OURY.
 MRs. J. ANDERSON. MRs. J. FERNANDEZ.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
new YORK Midland RAILROAD.

Advantage of the NIidland Railroad TO North
ern counties-s,ste Subsidy Required.
OswEGo, March %. 1870.
At meeting OF the Town Commissioners ana
other stockholders OF the New YORK and OsweQo
Midland Railroad Company, TO the number OF up
wards OF 400 persons, representing over s60oO 900
OF the capital stock OF the said company the follow
Ing resolution was introduced by Henry f. Fisncr
OF Delaware county, and UNANIMOUSLY adoDted:-
Whereas the Inhabitants and taxpayers Of the midland
counties have for paid public works
and improvements In other portions or the State hayu
received no corfepon ling benefits in whereas
the peoe OF those counties have recently contributed
o OF money towards tho construction OF great puo
lie work which promises only
communication 10 those counties, but furnish A
through the North yielding greatly 10 the
counties of delaware and sui compl.te tha
line 10 New York CITY, and for which application ia being
made TO the Legislature of this state; therefore
Resolved That u = the sense of this meeting that thoss
counties have Just and meftorioua claim upon
for the small appropriation askcd and fully bee ing
that the state will reccivo Increase Of wealth
paid increase many times tho Appro-
pratoa respectfully but earnestly ask that this
or ~ O be Appropriated 10 aid Ia the compet OF the
said Now York and oawego Midland Rahroad.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Brown University Alumni Dinner-aIurdercrs
Sentenced.
BOSTON. March 2s, 1870.
The annual dinner OF the Alumni Of Brown Uni.
versy was held in Horticultural Hall this afternoon
and evening, Judge Theron MetcaIf presiding.
About seventy graduates OF the university met
together. Among the distinguished men pre-
sent were President Caswell. OF the univer.
verslty, and Professor Diman; Judges D. T..
Thomas and Marcus Morton, or Massachusetts;
Judge Bradley, OF Rhode islano; Drs. H0yey and
Shears, OF the Newton theological Seminary; Solo
mon Lincoln, Of Boston; Samuel Gould, OF Nevada;
Samuel Crocker Of Taunton; Solomon Peck and
Frank II. Bird.
After the dinner Judge Metcalf president, made
some very fellcitOus remarks. Otner speakers were
then called upon to respond 10 sentiments Ero-
posed. Herman Lincoln. professor or New ION Taco
logical seminary, answered for the clergy; Judge
Thomas, for the bench; William =. CASTOR. OF bos-
ton, fur the bar and Dr. Smith, OF Newton Iheo.ogi.
cai seminary, Tor The colleges. Mr. Harvey s. Nasn.
burne read Q poem. Many sons Of the university
were called out, ana the entertainment was pro.
l0nged until late h0ur.
Ine Dill to nGte the cities Of Boston and Cam
bridge passed 10 third reading In the Senate to-
day ~ vO,e Of II TO ..
thomas L. White, on trial for shooting MIS- Katie
mauslauQnter aud was sentenced to fifteen years In
the State Prison. White is q confirmed cOnsump.
tive. George 0llins aiso pleaded guilty OF man
slaughter IN killing catharine Riley on Christmas
day, AMI vas sentenced 10 eight years In tue Stale
Prison.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. March. "a. lA6Q

ALBANY. March, %, ls6a
REDUCTION or PoLIoKMEN's WAGES.
Mt. O'KEEfE presented petition OF 1000 citixeal
OF brooklyn against o reduction OF the salaries q
policemen, a. provided In the Brooklyn Police ban.
EEroRTS.
BY Mr.. SELKREIG--Aidng the Carthage, Saokettr
Harpor and Watertown Railroad; also the Canast0sl
and CaZenovla Railroad.
BY Mr. FREAH-Tho first New York Charter bill In
troduced by himself ame ded bv striking out tha
PROVISIONS relative u aud incor pvratng them
In o separate bill.
ON motion OF Mr.. BURNS the bill WAS made the
special oruer for Wednesday.
Mr.. PRAsE introduced n bin amending the Revised
Statutes relative TO assessments.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr.. ALLABES called up tue resolution ofYering 4
bounty Tor IN invention for town. ON the canals.
aEd moved an amendment direct ug tho state ErA
gneer 10 OYer bounty of one hundred thou-and
dollars Tor such nven,on, TO be produced by the Lei
Of July, 1871.
Mr. LiTrLaJoHS called attention 10 the fact thai
the constitution required that all appropriations
snail De ny bin. and not by resolution. Besides, ID
this country inventors produce tneir inventions
without asking bounties. The man who coud pro.
duce such an invention would have sure fortuna
The resolution was referred the canal Coinmtteo.
THB MIDLAND kAiLnoAD.
Mr.. LITTLBJ0hS asked consent To have the Mid
land Railroad AID bull made the special order for to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. GLEASON asked that tho Adirondack Railroad
bill be Included.
Mr. ALvoKp objected. and the question being pos
to the House was carried.
THE BUFFALO AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD prLL
The Buffalo and Washington Railroad Aid bill Wnn
also sent 10 the same Comnlittee OF the Whole.
Adjourned
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Slim Attendance OF New York
Members.
The Original Frear Charter Amended
and Reported in the Assembly.
It II Made . Special Order 70
Wednesday.

ALBANY, March 10, lsf0
Tho attendance to. might in either House va
quito slim. Bradley In the Senate, ana Frear,
0. Murphy, Burnssand Nacntman, in the Assembly.
are the only New York members present.
MIR. Frsar, from the Committee on ClueS r~s
ported the original Frear charter. amended as pub
iished In this mornings HERALD. When tho chsrtoe
was offered the country memcers grinned aloud, an0
on motion OF the member from Sligo, Mr.. BurnA,
the bi was BY unanimous vote made tho specl4
order for wednesday. Immediately after the reading
OF the journal. Thus VIII no doubt astonsh ths
young democracy. From the expressions made ~
the leading republicans and several Of the cOuntrG
democrats this charter may he regarded ~ sure q
adoption. Potter Bismarck has just arrives
ana taken possession OF his old quar-
ters. Tne sentiment horo at present. seemS
TO be largely In favor OF Sweeny aud Tweed ana that
ara regarded 40 Tar masters OF tho situAti0n. Dos
patches from the scat OF war; announcing The pro.
Gress OF the siege OF Tammanv are being recetvo4
Dy several parties and being c0mmontod on 10 su04
manner as 70 SHOW beyond o doubt that tho Old
leaders are the fay0rltes.
THIS ADlkoSDACK RAILROAD.
meeting was held In the Board Of Trade rooms
to-day IN behalf OF the Adirondack Railroad. -
which resolutions were adopted requesting the
Legislature TO make liberal appropriations IN aid a.
the same.
1t Is thought steamers win have no groas diicuiey
In reaching tGas city through tue Ice In the Hudson.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LONDoN, March 2s-
4:30 4. M-Consols closed at 934 for money and
95S for the account United States bonds closed
sleady. Flve-wentieB 90S tor the issue oi 1892 eg
lor ol 1866 aud s914 for the Issue OF 1867;
teniurtles Sots. stocks closed steady. Erie Rail-
way shares, 214; Illinois CenTals. li6; Atlantic and
Great Western. ~.
PARIS BoUgsE,-PARfs, March 2s-3:3o p. NJ
B0nrse Is steady Rentes TAI 24c.
FRANKFORT BoURSR.-FRANKFORT. March 2e.-
Unied states fve-twenty ponds opened fat at 051S
95A Tor tue issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL CoTrOS MARKET.-LIvERPooL, March
2S -4:30 A. M.-COtt0n closed irregular; mlddling
uplands, lid. 1lsd.; midding Orleans, lIAd. a
1lhd. The sales OF the day were 10000 bales. in
cludInr 1000 Tor speculation and export. The snip
ments from Bombay 60 tue 20tn inst. aimee the last
report were 5000 bales.
HAvRE COrruN .lARKEr.-HAvRE. March 28.-Cot-
ton opened quiet and steady for both; tres ordi-
naire, On the spot, ljdf.
LIVERPOOL BRsADsTUFFs MARKgr.-LIvERrooL,
March zS-4 Y. M.-Corn, 2Ss 81. per quarter iOr
European. Red winter wheat SO. l0d. Is. lid. per
GENIAL. oats, 2s. oil.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NAR1ET.-LrvERfooL,
March pa r. M.-Cheese, los. per cwt. Beef, 10ls.
I'd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-L;vBKPooL. March
2s- 7. M.--Reaned petroleum, Is. sd. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDOS, MarcR Is
Evening. g.--Tallow closed declining the last sales
being made at ass. 6d per cwt
pErKOLEUM MARKET.-ANTwBRP, March 2a-Po.
r0Ieum crossed na. o. 66hL
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
Another Exhibition Of Connecticut ConjnsaI
Felicity.

Another Exhibition Of Connecticut Conjnsal
Felicity.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, March IS, 1870.
On Sunday tragic affair occurred In the village
or Westve, winch Will probably result In the death
OF Mrs. Thomas German at the hands of her hus-
band. The parties have lived unhappily for two or
three years, and on Sunaay German. after
attending church in this city, returned home
ana attempted TO enter the kitchen, where his
vile was preparing dinner but the door had
been fastened by her, she alleges. because she
was afrald OF her husband He then tried to raise
the window but he could not and immediately a'tcr
he raised revolver he hal In his had aad fire
through the glass, woundlng Mfs- German in the
side. The BAH passed just heiow the heart the
lung She was alive yesterday, nut 1t Is thoup hit she
cannot survive Gorinan after committing the
deed hid hiS weapon In some straw In adjoining
shed and tnen came 10 the city and Informed the
police that some rascal had shot MS VIE. Uficers
were sent out TO hrs house With him. where alter
hearing The statements or the wife and children,
they took German into custody and committed INN
10 the lookup. iiis case yesterday was put over to
the 4th OF April
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TtLEGRkPnIc NEWS ITEMS.

girl ak years Of was founi insensibs IN market
house Ia Phadepha yesterday having bsen drugged and
violated
President 0rsnt pays $4,000 and General sher
Mo.
The Democratic Association Of Philadelphia quarrced
the question Of coored aud dsoanded. ieeer
day tho furniture and fixtures OF It's club house were sold ~
auction.
Tao steamboat Jssrson from Red River for New Orleans,
with s2s baea cotton burned Sunday the mouth
Of the Black river The boat and cargo toa loss. No
lives were lest.
Twelve frozen desth IN the northwestern part
OF Iowa during tho of the 18th six others
missing IN sac county and II 10 feared they have met
similar fate.
Zen the special tea train bound from San Francisco
to New York aud consigned to A. A. Low Co.
fom the tracs Of the Northwestern Railway nine miles west
oil Cedar Rapids Iowa, sunday noon Very fortunately The
ground Was SOFT and hone Of tue packages OF
lursd.
Thomas Hogau PhiladephA pedlcr was dscoyod into
secluded place ana robbed and murdered Ia Kent county,
De- the lstn irst coored men, Lober and
foung have been arrested suspicion and
thai OF them has confessed that they committed the
murder The body found SATURDAY BIZ some Shos
Esa while hauling their ne, In milpond
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NORTH CAROLINA.

AdjOurnncns of the Assembly-Address Of
the Conservative Members-E0yesnor Hol.
den Censured.
RALEIGH, March %, 1870.
The General Assembly adjourned sine die to-day
at noon. The conservative members are out IN an
address to the people In aluding to the Governors
declaring AIamance county In insurrectlon and ask
ing for suspension Of the habeas corpus the ad-
dress recites:--
The chief nagsrats OF this eate tha head and Of
ra calism has sssn ut 70 decarc one OF counties
of and 10 call Congress
the writ OF habeas corpus throughout the state We
there 10 sufficient cause tor this extraordinary action
Of Governor Ho!dcn; there is and has been no
armed resistance, uprising OF the people,
oubr .aks to disturb hinder tho fuA admins
tra,ion OF civil law. Ws assert that there is not
county the Ia which any peace
Hcer not unattended and with perfect safety and
any process upon citizen OF ,he State. II
that murders other outrsges have been committed,
they have been confined TO particular cAity
particular and when Governor Holden represents
the President and Congress that these evidences
disloynty he IL guilty OF wifu libel people whuse
rights be has sworn 20 protect.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
SW,MliitG TOURNAMENT.

A Lady Swimmer I'm Her Adopted Element.
A novel aquatic exhibition was given last even
Ing at the brooklyn Swimming Academy, on Fulton
street opposite the City Hail. The feature OF the
occasion was the appearance OF MISS Sarah E..
Brewer, the celebrated swimmist who gave ''an ex-
hibtlon OF her powers" III the presence OF o
large Of spectators. The exercises opened
with race between several young men with Davis
patent lie saving APPARATUS the contestants being
amateurs aud after thus Came duck race, wnicn
crealcd great merrlment among ali VINO witnessed
Miss Brewer Aen appeared and dIsDla ed ner prof.
ceucy as q swiminist In numerous feats. winch
eiicited loud applause and which fully sustained
her reputation as adept In the accomplishment.
Numerous otner tes ensued. and the AFFAIR wound
up by 'iriendy set-ton IN the water by couple Of
experts who were home In this sport II they
were themselves cut O their natural element TINS
exhibition eXcled great deal OF interest, ana the
as SemDlage dispersed wen pleased with the ent0r-
talnmenI which had been aRoIded them.
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UTAH.

Exesemens In Salt Lake City Over CuIiem's
POIyEamy Bill-Genfilcs Opposing Its Pas
saEe-Utah % Become . Desert.
SALT LAKE, March 27. 1870.
very respectable meeting Of merchants and pro-
fessioaAl was held In Masonic Hall last night 70
adopt memorial TO tine Senate OF the United States
praying for the expurgahon Of those sections OF
Mr.. Cuiloms bill which punish by fine and I'm
prsonmeut the continuance OF the patrlarchsi
family relations. The meetlag was addressed by
Aessrs. Kelsey, Har ison Stenh0use. Marshal, jen.
nings shearman: Tullldge, Chlset,, walters and
Lawrence, VINO argued that liberal policy towards
the offenders OF the past would be or advantage TO
the government Of me whole country, aud tnar such
action would arrest polygamy IN the future.
The meeting was aa0 addressed by o federal
of1icer, and by an apostate Mormon named
Gordon, who wanted the fullest application
OF the law. The federa oicer was respected Tor his
manllnes5. but Gordon was treated with contempt
Messrs. Robertson, Marsnai, Carter, Hussey, Kahn
Waker aud ..olltster non M0rmons were appointed
committee TO prepare memorial to be teegraphed
10 the President or the Senate
The interest," on The subject here Is intense. II the
Senate pass the House bill In its present shape the
Territory OF Utah Will become q desolation.