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tlfy Brigham lssuns wsgk the NUansAsn
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claims 81 have l=sn Al one ttEne a gsi3e la
bo,iy # ts~ntilcs Who Nrrr Deliberately
murdered ~ . -pn 81 Brighzm's acting
under orders from his father, who feared
that the slaughtered band were on their
way To- California for the purpose 81 mis-
representing Mormonism To Californians
The captain will go 10 Salt Lake TO testify
in the coming trials.
Concerning Land Cases.
WAsmINGToN, July l2.-Secrctary Carl
SchurZ, in the course of letter, addressed
to the commissioner Of the general land
office, affirming the decision in "a private
land contest of no public Importance. lays
down the following interesting and i'm
pOrtant instructions on the general sub
ject of appeals and puts stop to prac-
tice which has grown into an abuse, and
has been largely availcd of by representa-.
tives of the Pacific coast litigants before
the general land office. The secretary of
the interior says: The appeal from your
decision was filed as follows: The appeal
is taken from the whole of said decision
on questions both of law and fact, and no
argument in support of said appeal has
been filed. The rules of practice approv-
ed November 80, 1875, require an appeal
to be made in writing, fairly and specif.
cally stating the points Of exception to
the decision appealed from. This has not
been done in the present case. The right
Of appeal is guaranteed by law, but /: is
\ within the power of the department to
4 prescribe the manner in which the same
shall constitute an appeal. A frivolous
objection to decision, not based on rea-
sol,able grounds of exception. properly
stated, should not be permitted to delay
for months final action in q case, and l
appeals careful scrutiny be given to the
same and ii, in your opinion, 1t is not
properly taken, or, in other words, the
document filed does not constitute an ap-
peal, you will so inform the party, and If
it Is not perfected you arc authorized, I'm.
der the instructions of my predecessor,
dated March "a, 1876, in the Boston min
ing case, to ut once transmit the papers
to this Office for immediate consider
alton. Discretion should be exercised in
consideration of the question of what con.
stitutes an appeal. The same care and
precision cannot be expected on the part
of the uniformed settler that would be
required of m experience attorney in
practice before the department. In the
case under consideration l think the ap-
peal might properly be dismissed for want
of precision and compliance with instruc.
tons. The reasons of your decision how
ever, are fully stated, and l think the con-
clusion reached the correct one. 1t is
therefore affirmed.
New MexicO,s Mormon Governor.
New YORK, July 12.--The Suns Wash
ingtOn special says: AXtell's conversion
to Mormonism is likely to cost him his
place Us governor of New Mexico and
break the ring which the Sun attacked two
years ago. Frederick LOckley, editor of
the Salt Lake Tribune, write us follows on
the subject; when he (AXtclD arrived at
Dali Lake as governor Oh Ntan, icauinR
priests received and carried him to Nor
mon'hotel, where his board and whiskey
bill. amounting TO $500. was paid by the
city council. He took disgraceful part
in the Indian uprising. and is believed TO
have conspired with the Mormon priest
hood against the lives of Gentle settlers"
Wui No lsaxer Ks~k against abe
Pracks.
TIE action 81 the Mississippi Republicans
in di~ksnding b regarded &sshe beginning
of Q movement on the part Of th< fsrpab-
bcass of all southern states vhScA are
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