Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-03-22
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,liers harmed no one: The children
might have ran off into the rocks and
rot lost He wants Meaclam and Fair
li.il1 70 come and talk with him again.
Sur LAKE, March 1.-THE conflict
of Jurisdiction between the Mormon and
Federal Courts is growing daily more
serious by the release of criminals con-
victcd by the Probate Court. To-day
U. S. Judge Hawley, on q writ Of ha
bcas corpus, discharged James Durin,
sentenced for two years to the pent-
Tertiary for robbery, on the ground
that the Supreme Court TT Utah has
twice decided that the Probate Courts
had no criminal authority.
James r. Thurbert, sentenced by q
Justices Court to work out a fine of
800, is also up on habeas corpus.
Attorneys generally are much perplexed
at the present condition of affairs, and
fear that the whole legal machinery of
the Territory will become dead-locked.
All legal members of the bar approve
Hawlcy's decision.
Assistant Secretary Cowan, in an in
tcrvcw reported from Washington, said
the Modoc trouble was the result of
bad management, and in great part the
fault of the Indian Office. No disturb
ances with other Indians are apprehend-
ed. There is considerable disappoint-
ment at General Cowan's defamation OF
the Indian Commissionership.
SALT LAKE, March 15.-Private ad-
vices from Washington say Claggett
will be appointed Governor Of Utah as
soon as the President can find better
position for Governor Woods.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-Sailed-
B,rks 81. Lucin, CoQuillc, Oak Hill,
void Hunter and Lconium.
BARCELONA, March 16.-President Fl
gueras, accompanied by tho Governor
of Provence and Henry Ruggles, Unit
ed States Consul, to-day visited the
United States squadron in the port of
Barcelona, and were received with full
honors on board the steamers brooklyn
and Shenandoah. Captain Boyso of the
Brooh4yn proposed the health of Senior
Figueras, and the President responded
by paying tribute to the memory of
Washington and thanking the Ameri-
cans for expressions of sympathy to-
ward the new republic.
MADRID, March 16.-Tbe Government
has received dispatch announcing
that 300 Carlists concentrated at Vera
had been routed by General Nordas.
after sanguinary battle which lasted
several hours. The Carlists, who sought
to burn the village, were badly received.
LISBON, March 1G-In the Cortes,
yesterday, the Minister of Foreign A.
fairs announced that the Portuguese
Consul had been instructed to demand
immediate satisfaction of the Brazilian
Government for an outrage to the Port
ugese flag.
HALIFAX, March 13.--The Prince Ed
ward Island Legislature has been dis
solved and new election will be- held
on the I'd of April. The question to
he submitted is the acceptance or re-
lection of the union proposed by the
Dominion Government to Prince Ed
ward Island.
LONDON, March Is. The john Bull
(newspaper) says marriage is projected
between the Duke Of Edinhurg and a
daughter of n Gar of Russia.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Tle President has
sent the following nominations to the Senate:
Salucius Garticlde rs Collector of Customs
for Puget = ,und. q. b. Gibson, Collector of
Internal Revenue for Oregon.