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RELIGIOUS.


Special Dispatch to 7nx Chicago TRIBUNE
JOLIET, Feb. 13.-The religious e1citemen5
xhlch now pervades the country has reached
our city. For several weeks prayer~meetlngs
hare been held in the several Protestant churches
every evening, End this week the churches have
united in morning prayer-meetings. a gsea,.
deal Of interest is manifested in the WORK
throughout the city. To-day the business houses
the coming week. Preparations are being
made for grand religious mass-meoting to %
neld in the new Opera-House next FRIDAY. a
Committee Of ladies' and gentlemen in the mean.
them to close their places On that evening, to
which they will most likely sccede. The move
here.
It the prayer-mecting at the Central Presby-
Amos Dean, read IN editorial article from IHE
u aanusx OF yesterday, bearing on the religious
ssu in ths country.
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Bosroy, Mass, Feb. ia number Of pron1.
nent citizens propose to make the Museum of
Zoology at Cambridge, to Whl;n "a Proi. Agass.1 Y
monument in his honor. In order to 20 this.
thew have resolved to rai4s thu anra Of SSoo'ooo
to cn1nnlpt& ita audowmaut.
, 1874-02-14

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7ai6un<.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-The farmers OF
this and adjoining counties are organizing them,
selves into u stock company, With S25, 600 capital
stock, for the manufacture Of agricultural imple-
for five years, has beon given them at Cleveland
Henry County, when the Company takes its start.
Nearly IS, 600 has already been subscribed.
committee las been appointed to purchase ma
chiuery and make preparations for building.
, 1874-02-14

Special nispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
:, AoGgEooR, H., Feb. l3.-The members OF tho
sunday ay-School Convention cloeed their 1abors
Yesterday evening. The meetings have been at~
ended with moro than usual interest. and the
Convention has been decided SUCCESS in every
Hespect. The nftcrnoot session yesterday WAS
Ns!otsd to listening to reports Of teschers,
Teh TTheh showed large increase in membership.
30 ehildren's meeting wss interesting and pro
atsb!e: Adds,zsss vars nads By the Pzaaidsnt
al sthsfA
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closed for the sceso1,. Tie crop has aggregated
about 120, 900 tons in that neishborhood and at
Kingston Lake, nost OF which is deeigned for
Southern markets. Ths supply will fau much
belpH the aYMage.
, 1874-02-14
BE:LOlT.
Coa1-Mine Entcrprfae-~HnnktnE
Scf.ea11c

Special D1tpatrh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
B1o1T. Wis, Feb 13.-Ia.ties hero have
leased the farr1 near Alton, where coal Is claimed
to e1et. They are to make further tests, aud, II
coal is found, paJ 81, 600 for the first ton and
50 cents q ton afterwa1d.
4 new bank viii soon be started here BY per-
ties from New York
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. IA. a. r--For tho
Ohio Valley and lake region, northwest winds,
rising barometer. and clear, cold weather.
GENERAL. OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Feb. Ill 3. N.
, 1874-02-14
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

SPECIAL Dlsputch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
RELIGION FOR TIE pES1TESTAnT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 1s.-Atter persistent
fighting, Quinn secured the passage OF his bill
giving clergymen Of all denominations FREQ &C.
cess to the penitcntiary. It places all per-
suasions Oh equal footing, and eeoms to be eml-
nently fair.
sTATE PRINTING.
strong's Printing bill wus reported from his
Committee, and its amendments were concurred
in.
The House instructed tho Printing COMMITTEES
to inquire why there WIS no competition IN
bidding for the present printing con-
trnct, and report whether there was any
undue influence, b7 the use of money or Other
wise, to prevent any person or persons from bid
ding, and, il SO, how much money was pald, to
whom, and by whom it WAS paid. This means
that the Committee have information leading
them to believe that money WAS used, aud tho
contract, II there was any, thereby vltiated.
ELG1S INSANE ASYLUM.
The Committee on Appropriations reported in
favor Of giving SIS, 900 to the Elgin Insane Asy-
lum for the support Of inmates IN tho wing to
be tiniehed tbs year.
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The Kansas GFan2Cr8.

Grange of the Patrons Of Husbantlry will meet
at Topeka on the 18th inst. It is expected that
1000 subordinate Oranges will be represented, /
gain of COO during tho past year. There is to be
q Master elected il place Of DR.. Bowling, re-
signed, and other business Of Importance will be
transacted.
The Farmers State Cooperative Association
will also hold meeting at Topeka on the 10th
inst.
, 1874-02-14

THE FAREWELL SPEECH
The following IVES delivered a. 4 cloaing speech
h9 W&zdlAH. N8st4r Of tbs BtAts oranRs Of
, 1874-02-14

REVISING THE STATUTES.

Sps''at D'Spase" 70 1"1 e''e@ao m 4,soa"e III,
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 1s-The REVISION bll1
on the Mechanics Lien law was amended in the
Ho,ua Judiciary Committee go rs to include
- ..s,,;.a,ts, sa~rcoa o;t,er az sunerintendent or
atcnitecsS 6s.'l'ee' o4,ueA ".,';a,, 49,
architect. ALSO, oy tho 1oAo"ne' "ucn WAS
added to Sec. o.:
p,ortded, II it shall appeaz to the Court that the
owner and contractor franlulenty, and fog the pur-
pose Of effaudlng such con!fae1ots nxea an nnsea
sonab4y low ptlce u .near ~ st ji1; +h.r 10
non os iep~ p. ~ tn.r nsrcb ~ 1i?;aronca ersta
hsrse fsir nrcc for tho isbor or materials used in
said building o- other improvements and the sum
named in the original contract Said difference sha
be considered part Of the contract and be subject to
lcn but IL no csse shau ta9 ofsn a @ ~ s
m e or pson % q ssa cnIset or
lne sun n,,4t.a - ;nras+;,,to tho hnn.
This WILL leao o"ners u 'n'es,'easo 'no non-
esty OF the contractor to whom tnoy gaVe con-
tract, and will prevent owncrs and contractors
entering into an agreement for the purpose Of
1..:..s, H. 1,ho- md rn,tcria1 rncn The time
-" no.;ro to The owner bv the sub-cou-
, 1874-02-14
THE INDIANS.
Particulars Of the Killing Of
Acting-Agent Appleton.
Preparations for a Movement Of
Troops into The Sioux
Country.
The MILESTONE and Red Cloud Agen-
cies to Be Strongly Gar
risoned.
General Sheridan Instructed to Follow
Up and Punish the Murder
Gus Savages.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 1s.-Gen. Ord has directed
the military posts in his department to make 4
requisition for such ammunition as is required
to place them upon d war footing. Company
II, of the Third Cavalry, Capt. Mi1ls command
ing, has been ordered to scout west ~ far ~
Ogallala.
, 1874-07-03

noar pushed tho ball q 1ttlo tlietanco OF In tic
wn.or. @ Iho child Aaid nothtng, lae Expressed no
aiKn ct annoyance hs Oriental equnnimity was
not distnrbed; l,e did dot appear to notice that
any ollo re- had 1 nterfered With [is sport but hotod
to dash the wator with Ills battloiorS, III ordor 70
m9fo ntnor tho Dsll tlost !sway moro rapidly
.,,au9 novor @ 1aw oliillren 80 unconscious; they
an intrusive poraoa tmrrGdently touohod ono
upon tho ohocif IN carossing manner; then:
ana a. ouiy then, the boy showed consciousness Of
tho prcaonoo Of auotler. and proved to MO that
tho apparent Observation-Disclosures was but musk
covoring, tho uorvous irritation 10 was suffer-
ing. 11o tulnod sllarpIy on tho stranger. md
snapped lo q wild beabt; ho tstol to blso tho
hand tint touched his cheok A fow moncnts
after tho excitement passed, and he was NJ
stolid az before. Aftor o fow days thoy aro to to
30 taken to . place on Lingo Maggiorc whore
tlloy arc to bo under tho .largo Of the Qco-
graphical scholar, Count kl1niaoaalchl-R -Rri2zo.
VIII, Ia to try to layo them oduoated. II le H,c-
Goods, whom tl,oy havo finished their studies
oy Will bo sont back to their country to ciytllzo
and inasruot their country people.
, 1874-07-03

train conveyed, hcr- somowhoro elno; but, just
about daylight. the'llttlo 6tranRcr made himsoif
heard H. tho room from: which the young lady
shat tho babo hnd booa ldfs: ehug-
" tucked up in bod, with no clothing
save Tint to which We ARE FIRST introduced ia
thls worll,- sham baby having boon made Of
her arms ID lieu Of tho ronl ono. a note was
loft addrossed to the uncle, who. BY tho waY, is
M old bachelor. giving tho name md ago Of Tho
infant. md Informing him that, Aimee ho took 80
doubt tako groat pioasuro in ,oaring for his
nophow's child. 4 few profnno Calculations
nay havo riHon to tho unolo'a lips, but the thing
wnh too asrious to mako joke Of, and but fow
Bni1oH Lighted up tho oountonnnco OF his baoho-
lornlnp. 1Io fools vory much lIko man caught
IN Ills own trap. The unfortunate littla follow
Is being earcd for at tho unclo'a cxponso*
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ager Of Tho Northwestern. Hallway and now
United Station District Judge ntAlilwauRoo. 10 B.
CnnGt nt. Ella GRIND pnrif1n Hntni.. -.

ager of tho Northwpstern' Hallway and now
United Station Diatrtct Judge at'Atflwauloo, 10 .
guoat at tho GRIND 1aciflo Hotul.-
Tom Collts,a llaa hcen nahhcd at liant. Ufficor
Caney foun him boaatly drunk hist night, and
1ockcd him ~ in tho HnrifAon 9troot Bt1tfon.
All parties looking for him o'tt 0hd him tloro.
Burglars beioa through tho floor In tho rom
rart Of tho o~;A-soty Htorn hopt by Mosolcy nroB.,
at No. 870 Htato Htroot, last night al3out III
0'oloclt, md ncut,rod "a In currency. oslcer
Carson was wntchl:4c llo place ahort tinlo pro-
vloNBlY, but fuundi1U ono Abont. On returning.
aftor tho burglary, ono OF tho Mcssrs. htoBotoy
wnB In tho store, llavfug Ind OCCASION to go
thcro, md discovered tho robbery. Ihlh !s tho
Third titno tho placo 1ns boon onterct, md tho
10 tho propriotorn. and whom thoy haya on
tfenyored to goroon.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sherman i}ouse-D. EggleBtnt, Cincinnati
1ra Eoaon, Ottnwn, krtp. and Aliun Do Grofr,
Bs2t Bsye9H HnS|s; Hsss Stock Now yssa y" issss a
nolaiIold, ii. III Louis oorlon ". Llosl. Detroiti
4. hrcgato, Japan, 5. II. Dennoo. Lynn, h1asu.l
oraad laeo "a E1 Hok'1- '1-Ja,aeh % WaiSon' pit,apnrg,
]. u. Humphrey, Townnda, ~, tio Hon; ato.
rllcn II. Moore, Kankakoa; Wlllinm Clifford
Nor Cincinnati; NJ. O. nlNis, plttsl,urg, Prot.
Eastman, Doolt r. u. aid N. W.'porry, EnB-
land; 1itchard a. Hhnw, Savannah. Ga.
1'ai,ncr Iousc-Tllo lion. JOHN 4. KnAson,
Iowa tho Hon. d. nioNotla, 1nal snnpolin tho
Rov. A. Tranl Howe, Tore uau!o; ]. Dnfloy,
Now York; W. II. nlckera Hartford, Oonli.s' y.
O. Hibbarl, Milwaukee; J. r. Anatin md faml-
", Totro 1lauto; Gen. v. r. Gary, Oinoinna!I. .
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THE TWO BOSSES, AND THE BOSS BOSS.

o Thoul
Q sherhordt
wherefore art thou Bhophord7
Doing Dosa, wherefore art thou out Of tho penlsen-
4aryf :.
AZ Is not Thy great prototype.
The UotB Of Gotham.
WHO fanguisheth Ia DURANGO vof
Tbs noas Of Washington Is free 70 10 1tstath
1Io awtnRcth around tho rs circlcs In WashingtonI
lie sarreyosh the oIty Of Magnificent Distances,
Why is this thus7 Dcca,so wiyl
Hc rovo!veth about tho oress Central Power,
Which tits i
Hat,irn hath Tia rings.
Ulyssoa hath ia rings
Shepherd fs Doao Of the nngef
ulyssea Ia Boss Of Shepherd
Tho master aud tho man Btnnd Upon plane!
It Ia nnin that between tic two hero perfect UNDER
It i, fislaiis plaia t5s oh,sf and Deputy nes.ea
Arc plAysn' into one another's nnnlat
Tho nose on o mans face Is no palmer.
This Is why this is thus;
Why Shepherd Ia out OF tho Penitentiary;
Why hp moyeth about him in freedom
Why he ew1ngeth around the Arst c1rctes;
Willy evory mans hand grnBpeth his hand:
Why be is monarch Of nl1 he ausveyethl
The noaa OF the Boss preaerveth tie Dossl
The Dosa easfcheth tho Ions Of tho Boss
The FIRST 10 necessary To tho aecond,
The second Is valuable to tho nrati
All that gtlttcra Ia not gold,
But nll thats gold gferb amazingly =
In Tho n5ps Of tho Uoss and the Doasf Dosal
Gold, gold. bright rcd gold s tho metal for thomj
Between M ths two. none Of 1t fills to the ground!
And Ulysses Ia its Dos8i -
.-i3eU TQf& Sun.
, 1874-07-03

sssos s'n ct id the Slb,o. of mailing A spost pot Of
..ssored. things, and tho contempt with which
be usually alludod to tho Christian ministry,
provo thkt :hia!, moral fervor was at zoro.~ Wo
Proyldencs Of God, vhils pouring out. disgust
over tho failures on his farm Of his ridloullng
Ills own vcnoratod fatlor'1 pronunciation, mud
tue Bavior'a attondanoo OF tho foast At Gina OF
Gaiilee. ~, -
In fine, tho influence OF Plymouth Pulpit. In
tho Judgment of tho widoHt olla,ity, for q nutn-
bcr Of years has boon decidedly snfriendly to
Dtblo relig[on. How. then, Is 1t possible that
inluro Tho Church Of God ? Mr.. beochor long
sgo has discounted all tho harm ho can ever do
tic oause Of puro religion. II ho falls, wo will
mourn tho cloud that will roat on tho namo Of a
patriot II ho is guilty, re Wl' gtyo him toars OF
pity it ponltent, We Will, mlnglo our tears witt,
those Of Tho returning prodigal.
4 FYx.a
, 1874-07-03
Tho P0DCt8 s. EVIL EYe.ss

Plus 1X.t despito the affection ttat is enter
saned for htm by many Of the Romans. Is atllli
beloved to layo =" the OWL oye ITO bo a Jatta-.
tore, which meanB TINT merely to bo starod at by
him brings one bad luck. Ho bieaaod Italy il;
la4s. end Italy wont TO ruin. Ho o1commnni-
Gated Italy in 1850, aud things hayo gono right
Eve, eyer bil'ca. Besides these groat examples Of
loga broken just aftor roceiyinY the Pope'a hone-
diction. Tho worry women who used to ltnect to-
him IN tho strocta as ho paaaed were acouHtonod
TO mako oortain sign with their hands sign
which, according to tradition, destroyed tho In
, 1874-07-03
A Chicago Pulpit on Becchcr.

10 tho Editor ef The c"feaa0 7Tfo"nf:
Sin. Last Monday morning sermon was pub
scapdal. Il was singular tonic for q Ohrlstjan
rr,d.a ~ = no.na, t,,a,,o M thar. Is ~, ~
eaaaas y. ao'i,u. , sAeAas. oas saete ~ W. ".
P'alnans taases. Iho preacher aeemoa 70 taAe IL
not premature? A1r. Triton, on whoyo solitary
assertion this bclIof ia founded. by hIs life Of
y;ctov,. Woodh,,,1 a ,xorn,n ~ dcanar.tn rccra,a
,.a W. o.A' ~ n,A ~
nas Certainly DaS '''0 o'a' 'n 'ns commence OF
But tho error Of the Wost-Bdo preacher was
the fa1se estimate ho u,ndo of nir. Bocclor's
.,,ora1 i,a,on,o M n,o 'on,, jaw, In, -, ha -
~o.A' tn"uoeo ~ suo .aI WY aIIA ~ Nv y
n''n Oh ot'Rnaa tea'us ut1o u o9s'Aota4na1y
gifts. His rhetoric Ia brilliant bis Imagination
, 1874-07-03
Novel Present to tho King OF Itnfys
Rons iJuno u Correspondence af the Ph.ladeiphtd

Two Astato dwarfa have boon presented to
Victor EMANUEL. They arc ouled Atkins, from
tho plaoe Of their birth. One is IA, the other
dron Of and years Of sgo, and hayo the oxact
appearance OF negro chiilron. Quo has tro.
nondons stomach !, otherwise both are well
formed. They hayo boon presented to the Hing,
and also to the prlucosH Margaret, who waa worry
kind to tbom sho gave them bonbons and toYH
one ptaything, \ lnouso that runs with clock
work, dolightod thonl, and aroused tl'om from
at the Hotel do Iondros, piazza dl spagna, and
every one ia on tho q..i tufpe to SEQ them. lilo
other morntug found: thenl In tho garden Of
the hotel. About dozstt porsons wore standing
paid 10 attention to tne'Yisitora. Ono stood at
tho haaln OF tho 1o1ntaih, husily occupied In
prasalng down an Iud& rubber ball Into the water
agaIn, and seemed to Du lhsatatlng quietly al to
tho reason OF its floatIn9. Everything tlioy 500
u % miracle to then1."" Some nsraQn atAndlng
, 1874-07-03

what DR.. LEONARD BACON snys.

Etto York {JNn3 ,aV DlSpa&th o {k6 7o8fon Il06t,
lotter. uas addressed, stated to the Rev: Dr..
BudinRton Of Brooklyn, Boon aftor tho pnb1ea-
tlon, that, II Plymouth Church did not reply
within twenty-four hours by = suit for libol ID
bshelf 9' Of tts pastor, T. would hare no eaBe en
Ho also aaid that, II Tilton had not published
tho lettor, ho lDaoon) should hayo dono 90.
, 1874-07-03
LOCAL, ITEMS.

Lydia Mills, little girl ot years, wAo.e
parenta reside ut No. zoo North AhlAland avenue,
accidentally foil out Of an express wagon driver,
by Donnia Gleason, last evening, and had her
left urn broken above tho elbow.
DR.. J. II. Ra,lol, late Sanitary Superintendent
ot this city, returned home yoateraay from re-
cuperatfye tour In Indiana.
Tho Hon. ]. II. HoWe. recently General Man.
, 1874-07-03

ct. lou18 TO DE BEATEN.
The playing ulne OF the Union stock-Y Yards
Base Ball Club will be In st. Lauis tomorrow,
and, attor that bridge has boon successfully In
augurated, will 1neot tho Red Stockings OF that
city aud play thom for tim championship of tho
TUE WHITE 8To1KIN0H.
This club will arrive from tho East thIa MORN
ing. They lave boon challenged By the Uniquos,
hut have not yet nccDptel-
, 1874-07-03

:. sses uhEa 6slo,as tss M9raes M 0.o
WArsep. n. p: Hewitt q F;hadsfpl1a. snd Kloaaoi
M.s onfy dhuEhtcr OF Con- John NJ Oliver. deppaeod .
, 1874-07-03
The last race was half milo heats for $75:
First National. al....~....-.........
Cnhncey..s -s....-...s%.....l

Ar ulyS1c1NoroN, IND.
speetai D'spatcI t. 1hs Chicago Tribune.
HUNTINGTON: Ind. July 2.-Tho second daY's
tion passed OF voll Tho running race, milo
heats, beBt two In three, vas won by tho bay
ge1ting Sorvoy, owned by J. hfcsdahon, OF Vicks-
burg, Miss, IN two straight heats. Timo 1:54z4
The trotting race fdr horsea that had noyer
boaton 2:4b was won by Little Sam. owned by D.
q. Holly, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, In three
straight heats. limo: 2;4516. 2:4G, 2:4o19.
Tho purae In each OF these raeea was $I00.
The races continue until Saturday evening.
TIE 1np1ANA1o1as 11EET1Eo.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 2.-Golasmith Maid,
Judge Fullerton, aud Fed Cloud nre entered and
will trot for . q. 600 pnrae at tho indianapolis
from Evansville to the contrary.
RACES At COLUMBUS, Q.
CoLuMnus, O., July 2.-The crowd In attend
pSn ptaqas
featel was great.
In the trotting race 2;27 otaas. for a premium
Ct $40. ten horses we're entered; elght started.
GS So, "'s ne nsn Il tnEss stss9@h aa @ @Se'
ond money went to btewart Maloney. third ia
Silver Sides. Htlgor Sides did some noble work.
end lost ono heat by . slight skip just before
In in tho runeiug raco, FREQ to all, under tho
horses started. Tho first beat wan takon BY
Rancho Woi No in 1:47; Hartland, second ;
Charleston, third War Jig, fourth and Bonuie
! Ring, fifth. War Jig too'I the next three hoets
aud raco IN superb style. 1irne-1:4719, LAO.
| and 1:49H4. War Jig took the first money,
Ranoho Woi NE second, and Hartlnnd third.
During tho third heat Donnle Ring went lama
and was withdrawn.
uI0HFLYERB At EVANSVILLE.
EvANBv,LLE, Ind. July 2.-Hhe Jnly meeting
OF the Evansville Turf Association attracted d
largo crowd to the city to-day. Tile race be-
tweon Goldsmith Maid md JIago Fullerton. for
1000, wns won By tho Maid in tlroo Btraiglt
heats-2:251b6, 2:2oA4, 2:211z.
The scoonl race was for korsee that mover
heat minutes, for $500; Bic entrlen, and five
started, Tho frat heat waa won by Joseph vii
aonB Kttie, Of ilushvi}le, Ind. !; the next throe
iii. Time~2M, 2:aa, 2:4sX, All.
, 1874-07-03
1,ctter from Mr.. George @. Datos, and
ExtraGts from Mormon Papers.


.n",s ~ 1T .,..ns p"as"y' y. sa1 r.
s ~ 30 W ~ wv ~" AAHe a1', .s.
oo'ltsu. a' 1n punt VI 1aot, po'ysamy nao aunoss
ganoc In dress diamonds, pearls, daily pa
nora tolootnnts. md tt,o oonatnnt nommlnp]inu
~ ~ f,ont,o. sy,,, tn. nIor,no,s, sna ts1e H h,1,
o"'S ,a.. ,,.,a.1.S m.,a us no' ~, ~" .s ~
missionary and c1yilizor Of tho world. Thus.
wiilo tho bill will not aid tho Federal otllccrs
horo to dospoil, this pooplo Of thoir houses and
landa. N was intenfloa by tho original bin. Il
umnios, tho falaohoods, md the political tyran-
ny which thoy hayc cngondorod, and will opon
our courts, now closed stuce 1870 simply because
Suu6cs "ua.1 49, .s''.s s ."s 1".
ono.s sno sta'ut' ~ ~ ~, Aueonuoa " f1onnbuIs"
sen md Sargent, IN tho 6onhte, IN all con VIC
tlons Of po1ygany aud bigamy a writ Of error to
tho supremo Court Of tho United stnles lies
..otu - ~ ~ tnAs .uea D4t4-
ootH cai1 W ouaeu aAo .uoi uo'aolonS 1ese1sou'
Again In all proceedings to convict OF polyg-
amy and bigamy, the ru1es! Of oyidonco as at
first and aoooud marriages must bo
proved by aome parson personally presont,-
thing worry difficult to establiah. This, with
tho statute q limitations, which u only two
when
NO rLunA1 MARRIAGES. lave BEEN aoLEMN1zEp.
Agains Juries are drawn, under this statute,
IN . very Just and fair mode aud no more
paokod Grand Or Petit Juriea will ever DO i'm
paueled In Utah..
Tho seventh section, "adopttng tho common
law, Is stricken out entirely; and, In bills for
divorce by plural wives, tho Court can neither
grant thom alimopy, nor costs and oounael-fso
to their attorneys. Tint waB ono Of the worat
could encourage plurnl ,yiyes to nnulv for al.
yorce got larRe nljulouy and divide It with their
attor,eys. Ann Eliza asked a99 101 ronnaci.
foo for her attorrore. and S250 0O0
alino1y from, Brigham YounRl All Mural
Niyes can pow have diyorca and
tho caro Of their children, but thoy must INV
their husbauds' estates, -
Tic oolleotion lnwa aro yonderfnlly fmnrovod
| by il. Justicee az the pence have iurIs5,ct;on
up to. eYO0. Our DiBtriot Cnnrta hnvo fnnr
ferma ono], venr. our Rnnrnn1a Conrt two m
fhat collenttnnA hern can ho rnndo IA chnnniv
aud With iesa DELAY than in 1llinniss s'
All lin naat antn of thc n1,1ci,.ehusad Eroha+a
Courts ara n1aio Wild and in s';vorcc.cn,,ses
| Probate Courts have s concurrent iussdiet,on tsa
gtatao M.rsn1 ,1,", sn,.rn III ,,rooo.x Wv ~, ~
aM aa ns;rstm", "a e. ~ w. ~
~. W.. 10 ss.a. saoes wv Wy touptn ~ oaon
o on.s na5 5s. s1lso Rueoea "ts"L " oouut1 !
a',t = ~ @ sa;ae iJ .J u.ectSu ~ @ pacn
t1ass wv. W au ahn s aas"s ny osea n.atoa ~.
- s5,us As.usneJ: Luus tae ol1 Has sIi1Ppaa Or
III, ~ o4ouh l,so 11a.ures @ Ut ~ .ae Senso ana
| - wons na1n nc M1oI1nonai u wv not ntoP
p,1 pg,I1fBauy AZ nl ior snat was a!lea4y aone batlt
ns peaso. sustiGo so MGhean Mal no ioh6ef haYo
, 1874-07-03

velopel better raoing. Tho horses went away
we'll together, but daylight gradually began to
sppcar botueon them al tho fastest onos took
Xxx nrnnar rIncna TFnv strnrpled aronrn1 thn
turn. with Gleanor in the van aud Sweet Boy
next, pns t6ey GREW CLOSE togetaeT on INC naoh
HttGtCu. Q0A WIGHT HQuE LUZ u HH'Io IL Hlouls
Cleaner and Sweet Bay assorted themselves as
tloy rounded for homo by creating
sa1, batvecn them and tho other two.
autl o tlno race WaA tho result. Whip aud spur
and good goneraship sent Sweot Bay half o
length to tue front, and ho aew past the Judges
etand with that much advantage ovor dloauer.
before, aud Bevoral lengths behind. .rime, 1:49.
IA effort was ,aado to lavo Sweet Day ruled out
for foul riding, but the judges gayo 40 oredence
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-24

A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting
was held I'm jefferson on Thursday
last, which adopted a series of resolu-
tions censuring the Supreme Court of
Texas for its decision in the late cleo
ton case, denouncing Governor Davis
for secretly applying to the President
for troops to be quartered in the State
capitol in a time of perfect peace, with
a view to overawe the action of the
people of Texas in the late election,
applauding the President for his well
timed reply, and urging the Fourteenth
Legislature to do their duty, and with
magnanimous moderation, but un-
yielding firmness, to inaRgurate and
sustain Governor Coke and the new
administration.