Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

BRIGHAM YoUNG's SsY-IN-LAw ARRESTED
FOR SUroRNATION or PEFJURy.--SOme time
last summer thTee men, GiECs. Henson and
ButteTw0rth, came here from Oneida county
with Bishop Hatch, ard made entries Of lard
IN Franklin precinct, oneida county. To do
TINS they had 10 make affGsyltS setting forth
that they bad FlOueheI City scTes, made . ctr-
tain amount Of Improvements anu entered the
came bora EGe for cboir own use and not for
another. It now turns out that these men sS
soon as they returned decided the land 20 Vi oSes
Thatcher, president OF the I ah northern rsll-
road, ard tEese nen were only used to secure
ne utes 10 Thatcher, as be could not make the
entries, and further that there we're no in
ITovemeEts. no piCUghing, and no one living or
the land. Joe Huston l. in Oneida county ant
teireung out the matter, and makes complain
against BIggsr Henson aud ButterwoVth tor
PERJURY, ard against Bishop Hatch and Nose
Thatcher tor sahcTnatiou " perjury. 4 dis-
lAtCh frOm Salt Lake on the 2d inst. 70 the SaH
FTaTCiScO Chronicle SAYS that United States
CCDmIssOneT 1Uoby, upon the complaint OF
District Attorney Huston. Of Idaho, has Issued
2 warrant fCI the arrest ot Moses Thatcher,
SnI- tH- law ot Brigham Young. aud SuDeriBtan-
dent OF the Utah northern railroad, Later dis
patches say that Thatcher has been held and
gwen bonds ID the sum OF - ,O00 to appear be-
tore United States grand jury in Boise CITY,
70 answer said charge Of sUboTnatiOn Of per iary.
We have not learned how far matters have pro-
CeEdeG Sgainst the parties in this Territory.
Probably they will be arraigued if at all. before
a court commissioner or Judge HOlster in
oneida county. We are informed that District
Attorney Huston intends to commence a suit 70
have the entries set aside. However q convtc-
tion OF the enterers sets aside the ertres by
operation of law.-Boise City (LdGa0) Statesman.
MURDRRERs TAKE REFUGE IN THE EARTH.-
They are Determined 10 FfCbt Until Death Before
Submitting 10 Arrest The readers of the Banner
are familiar with the details of the murder OF
Dick Mckinley, cOlored, by disguised men, in
Smith county, not long since, and with the fur
ther fact that when Hall, one OF the gang
peached upon his associates in crime, he was
taken out of jail and hanged. Since that time
no one, until last Tuesday, mas been able TO dis
cover the Whereabouts OF Draper, Calicut, Ap-
pie, one of the Bushes, and Reid who left for
parts unknown Immediately sfter the summary
execution Of Hall. Their place of concealment
was discovered by watching one of their friends
carry gallon of whisky TO a large cave which
opens out in a dense woods near Chestnut
Mound. 1t was found on close inquiry that they
had stored away years provisions in the cave,
Rad 100 rounds of ammunition each, and had
declared their determination TO die rather than
be captured. When their hiding place was dis.
covered a citizen named Hair went into Garth
age on Tuesday night 10 get the sheriff and
posse 20 capture these men; but the sheriff zap
pened to Re away. Efforts were also made hy
Ean named Simms 70 raise a posse but not
being an authorized officer he did not like T.
take upon himself all the respOBs bilities Rhich
the trip would impose. The citizens with az
Oflcer, fully Ints nd making a raid upon the
outlaws. and it's hoped they viii bs captured
Nashville RsPUiYicQu Bonner.