The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-22

D.s,rIct OF Utah. holds rs session here.
having . hall rented for court rs-ss.s.
in uhich Methodist services ere bell
The r.. g Ccart besng h~re.1 Iudg~-
Marshal. Clerk. and Jurors. Who un-
der the protection Of United States
authority, are dong considerable 70
revolutionixe the people and bring
them out Of bigosry and fsnatscism-
and loosen the bonds by which their
leaders hold them In Consequence
OF which Apossacy j. more ccmn1on
here than expected TO hnd H. The
fact IS. there is considerable reiaxA-
ton Of obedience on the part o many.
Their are becoming Indifferent. 1t least
30 on the part of those who are not
mixed up uith polygAzny, nor irnpai-
Gated in the Mountain Mesdow Mas
sscre
Criminal prosecutions are being IN
..itutei against both the above class
IS NJ this tiu-. - she las sitting
Of the L. 5. District Court grand
aid pet. jury were drawn, under the
provisions OF the Poland bill. Which
jurors consisted mostly Of gentlles
from the mining camps. the rest be-
ing Apossases and liberal Mornons-
The consequence was that indictments
we're presented against leading po'y-
xamists ard oil those concerned in
that horrible crime. the Mountain
Meadow Massacre, wherein one hun
drei and twenty men. women and
little children were cruelty murdered
in cold blood, when unarmei and
helpless. BY the Nauvoo Legion. or
part Of il. under command OF Bishop
John ID. Lee. President Haigh-, and
the officials. assisted by few friend
" Indians. These indictments are
creating CONSERVATION amosg the
leaders ard making The middle class
more Indifferent. /, viii create lively
times when these cases coFn- on for
trial. Some Of the indicted are fee
ing to the mountains of H-psiiam--
Some Of the parties concerned IN that
dreadful massacre have turned States
evidence. among them one Bishop
Smith. Don', il sound odd % hear
of Bishops Of Christian churches be-
ing engaged 10 such wholesale pity
less and diabolicaI MURDER Yet
such is the case. The testimony Of
these recalcitrznt witnesses. who seem
inclined ito tell If ALI inpIicate Brig
ham Young as an accessory before
The fact. But then it will not now
trouble the old man. for his sands
are about run out" He has been in
firm and disabled for some tirne, has
been confined TO bis bed, and great
retieenoe maintained by the russi
household as 10 his condition. He
will soon ..pass in his checks. to use
the Western renscuiar. The old
man is also greatly worried a. mind.
The Ann Eliza suit is terrible on him.
for he would rather die han give up
q single stolen dollar under anv pre-
text. Then Harriet Cook, another Of
his wives kicked up Robbery IN the
harem and left, giving him = rough
blessing, not found in the Episcopal
books. The several executions from
the district against him II disgorge
some of bis ill-go''en gains. have
..sinched him" in mind distres,ingiy.
Then again he is believer IN astrol-
ogy, as much so as was the great
Wallenstein or Tilly, and all the as
trologers OF any note, have apostacis-
ed from the church, have got the
dates of his birth, etc, and made as
THEOLOGICAL calculations as to the time
when Brigham must .'dust to dust
again" It seem as If these ..strologs
chaps" have had their heads iogeta-
er. or had been exchanging smoked
glass. junk bottles and Egyptian cards
with each other, for they have all
agreed upon the 18th Of Dec. next a.
the day when he shall give up the
ghost and everything else. These
predictions are working on him, and
he wicked gentiles and gentle pa
pers keep putting it at hlm thus en-
endeavoring to worry him 70 death.
When he does die. there will pass
from earth the wickedest man Of the
nineteenth century. Charity covers
a multitude of sins; his grave will be
like charity, but TO cover all his SIN
be should have . whole grave yarc
to himself. If ne goes to Abraham
bosom, ! think the aforesaid bosom
viii be about full for all time to come
further admittance viii be Closed
When Ward. who murdered school
master, in Louisville. Kentucky, wen
on his tour to the Niagara Falls. h
registered his name in the hotel boob
At the top of the page, Mat. War
and suit, Louisville, KY Some on
wrote under it in a plain hand, 'ln
murderer" and no one else wout
register their name on that page.
Brigham gets into Abraham's bosor
all who come that way thereafter vi
shun the bosom and hunt for quarter
in Abraham's hat, boots, or any ott
er place, or somebody else's bosor
that has go, room to let.
A baptismal incident occurred her
= short time age that is worth Stain
as Joke, Some converts, or rattle
old converts, recently arrived, yer
being immersed in Beaver river. K
der Larsen. or Swede with som
such name. was doing the s4pinnglng
while Elder Petersen,another swed'
was presiding on the bank in tn
mids, of the multitude who were ther
to witness it. Bro. Larsen's know
edge Of English was very Imperfect
and his memory treacherous. II
took hi. subjects down into the Va
ter and proceeded in the usual way
until he come TO the words, Il bat
tie ne in de name Of de fadder,so
and-and-" Here brother Larsen
memory and English failed him. H
stopped and studied awhile, the
tried il again: 81 babtize re in d
name OF de ladder, son, and--and-
it was no go-=ir ''oyerlaid bin,
whereupon he sings out To Elder re
tersen, on the bank, saying, @Brude
Bedusen, watts da, nunder Teller
! ED .pr,Snx paSuceps u.ye mir