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Glass 70 Dandy Dinmont Tcrricrs-First A. Condirs
Fido. second. q n RHynonis Nip
Glass ~ Toy terriers, not exceeding i've pounds
wcight-rirSt G. fdwHrdS's black and tan Minnie
Second. BrHokmau'. black and tan Lille V n. G. ,
l. N Meyers skye terrier DANCE. II. e.. }. Uuwau's
Billy.
CIass H--Toy spanirl'--rirst, W. Stewards Kobe
Second. ~. H. Clark Jap.
elias. " Italian Greyhound Fir and second prizes
Mime. Annie Tile, with Mamie aud Lille
tla% as POP lies First. End FOiarrs Michael An
relu Stcoul Mrs \ Nuttn'- T. rkeu.
til-s - - MISC, irnrous-tirst t. Kcdmond's Jarra
Second. ". , Stt Vrus's Cert NolHut
TN" Only special prizes awarded thus far are:
i Il uontr stud dog over 80 Hos. weight
J.ss' ShclWpud's Sau ho, and best pointer un-
der that weight. W. T. SnrlDs Ilukn Il, st
hIu.' Cd. pouiors. T.. Orgtfs Rose and Rush,
The remainder oil the prizes Will bo awarded
to-day.
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nov pUBLIc woRK Is D0xE
Clearing up the Causes ~ the Recent Post
once ntsnstcr-rhe Verdict.

The first witness examined by the Cor
oncr's jury Yesterday was \. b. Mull'u cX-Su-
per,ising Architect Of the Treasury. H. testi-
ned that no ordered the removal Of the partition
valls-both the lower and the one supporting
tine roof-hut went out of office before TIE r.-
moval was completed. His orders were that a
truss should he substituted for the wall sup
porting tho roof He believed himself to UNI
dcrstand constitution and mechanics, but
declined TO be questioned IA to his competency
a. an engineer The pressure of the Post once
roof was loo pounds To- the square foot. H.
knew the roof t. DO perfectly able to sustain It's
weight
William G Stcinmutz. formerly Assistant SUI
perintcndrnt. made no inspe ton wh n he re-
moved the lower walls. because lac had no or
do,S to DO so.
j. d barton. inspector Of iron and building
materials 90 the Post ON 20. had no plan given
him showing how'll changes weret be carried
Wilson H. Haven. contractor furnished Mr.
Oakshott speoif oations Tor the new truss. which
were rnod.h'd and accepted. He did not con-
cause tn n was moi HIS business III. knew
nothing " the eight-inrh rolled beam which
tlmel part of the OH truss. and did not includo
Ja'oI Weber Havcn's foreman. noticed that
The roof beams were % Kind - bent and said .O
Jg. Worms 'ut they might slip III
fore tIc crush and Mi'huel Nwaril test lgd tp
having seen Oarshot and 0u..hcrty look pt
tnr l,ii~- uu ,hc alN leiore the accident iOr III
ton 90 tNHftN minut 3.
Ihr Jury rti ref W our or.9'k nnd w,re ONT
four hours. On their return they handed IN the
following veriict
,os g No. . g igy sworn e q2arH 9 ne
son ava ratrcs johnson. fnl uat they came to tl,ir
&c.. r., ,,ni'. ~ o.. ai.i ,s Of Ms,. i-77 '''
w. iuiihtr uul ui' immediate cau~ w vac iaihnf 10
ccnt constructions hat that tc primary cause de- DE-.
IHIINN HHI O. d D .T.a NN idol
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SELF-DEFENCE OR MURDER?
THE SHOOTING or CONTICT BROOKS
ON BLiCKUELL'S ISLAND


Sfa-y -"Gctting the Cooicr"- 4 Fatal Jump
Seven Sh"ts az Thrcct oGcini Nersi"n.
On Monday, April IT, Charles Brooks,
roiurcl convict In the ientontary on Black
wells Island. was Killed. while in open revolt
Hguinst ono of his Keepers. Tho inquest WIS
held ON the followins day 10y Coroner Ellingor.
Keeper Adams WIS charged with having dome
the shooting. This he dill no, deny; but the
evidence given by him. Deputy Warden Miner
and two Of the convi L.. mndc out SO strong
case ut JustIhahle homicide in sclf-defcnce that
the Coroner rnd the jury exonrratcd him.
From statements since made 10y several con-
vets who were In the gans with Brooks at the
tiinc Of the shooting. il would appear that Dcp-
Mt, Warden Miner and Keeper Dryer. as well
a. Keeper Adams took part in the shooting
| and that instead " throc shots. as testified at
The inquest. seven shots wcrc fired into tho
body oi Brooks. The story. as told b. ono Of
/ the ronvirts is IA follows:
brooks belonged to VIVA, is known here as
! the ash gang The work consists in unload
I'M; the harg,s. filed with The street swcepings
/ of NV YORK. which land oh the east sido ~
Blnckwrl- Island. near the lodge in the luna,
! the hlIo made hv tho old stou" punrries. ON
Wednesdays April II. We wer" unl9adng
/ Adams tp EXCUSE him for few minutes The
conversation which followed Is not fit for yuu to
! publish. The upsnot VI i WINS that the keeper
b"rnne angry. AMI sand: You hlt'k nlEE'r,
! don't allow You Co tax To m" IA mat way.
| Brooks replied that he did not think the keeper
| ~ v hotter than the cunvi'ts. Tho Hooper ihen
ordered Brooks 70 stand out saying ~ the
same time that he had fought To free, the like OF
hi'n. We went to work " pun ont barge, nnh
! while We were doing u Brooks said something
~ one Of the men about how foolish II was for
/ tho Keeper to get mud over lnk". ADAMS over
h-ari him. and. drawing mis- pistol. said; You
/ ulLg"r N you open your mouth again VIII
blow your trains out or thos. of any white man
/ a ID Isfff In4t Nu-. when
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s. Aihemarc. gibbs Loves. uel
S.tNai'r sion. Horlv. tharlt .fun.
St tntstfe AXE. Bralt. Iuiitnl
S. New orleans. oiiO k Sew orleans Way =.
- sun salvador, Nckcrsuu. savannah.
s. State 90 Nrv.dH lfAts Giassu ANril 27, via Lorro
g-fn
sHln AJAX. Anlhoim Liverpool
50 II INkfAra. Lar. u. liverpool.
ship IIIfH Everett UUNhtTtuu. Hamburg.
Ship l.NI.s. iHII UItttr
Rark Alice over. batavia and Nacassar.
Bars AhirNAIn~ Ntlf. ~Iu4Hl IfU
Bars nrnuus Iplio. ifrlr. llNnle-und Nor.
BarN Jasper. Mluluin- 1Hhuuu AMIGA
BARR 81 ffII I..s. u II-.H p. lIfN HIiul.
Prs Goo unt Put.t N..-inu
krl suA- II Martin. browne. Ponce. =. II.
D tI '. d.
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FINANoIiL ND comrnRoLiL.

r.,.s ~, a.. ST. i,,.bo,.',, r.n,.,,I ,,,,.h
.'n' at vac "'V'N ~ 'n""~' i'r''''' "'"'"
hesitation on the part Of both bulls and bears,
lint tho tone Of the market WAS louvy. not,yith.
.i,,'. ,.,t.,,..i ..,.'',,.r. g., .,. 49,, ,,ri.'.
Tho early weakness Of Rock Island when it de-
alfral from oh D toq 9i exertod an mn favorable
h'nonae ul on the remainder " tl' l~t. result
Ing in drop Of 3. 2 cont in Lake SHORE o.
nv. though Western Union was eof,pnratively
., 49, "a, .,. ~,
7"""' "' " %" - '.'"-'' ''"- i"' ''."
shares. after showing considerable strength.
took "a do,vn,vard turn durin,, tho afternoon
w., .,. ,,,,.,,i g., ,,.,..,,
"''h i",. W. ''
Hudson matter had boon withdrawn ly a moo
,I.,f ,i 1,,..-i., Ann, t.,.,,...f in.,,f-
(. .en.y of evidence. p .laware and Hudson.
which had rro,fou-ly nu.tustel between
VIZ '"' 49,
asa md ~. and hal then rallied Go 40
took a sudden tumble o. 1874. with
,..,...r,. g., ,.,,i, II at tl, .fa DI,.
ware, Laekawanna and Western in syn-
rathy welded from iQ7. cash a. 4st. soilrr3
md Morris and Essex WIS 4. q mi. low,r nj
II. Ncw YORK Central wu- So far Influenced by
IN yiui-- of the above. shares f- t. decline
,rari as +. H. gti and closed AZ OK. =. Louis
aud Iron Mountain reelected lirs.r trnnsHr-
tions AZ 1908. and Pacific Mail rnnged Al u ..a
iha; 'Hcrc w5nii T. contest over thcappr0ach.
at att fn4 " 5'o nlsF"" and 1lH S Fail r% prcl
f.rs,l 700 a. az g. .ai7 D.. lili the COMMON
| rllnoif from i tol't. hwr-tern preferred
y, lu, hS remnn i ior ~ h. gi p ',
/ +i'n,' ~ st..iii ei.,ni N ..,t.. mi XIII llr.,'
/ 1901 -iunl ~p' ,u.iY.7 W'F. riiH nN"r-' ~ 'n,
lieoi was apparent.
Tibet total number II shares All n was H.
iilI,rii y, M,,. ly "l "F,tm 5Di5n.
/ Delaware m / HUDSON Canal. 9l15; N.W York
/ pnnI / GOO: do prnfsrr.d . 700. Morris and
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Class cha nrion English SOUR noIs-fitsf rri1e.
isice.t,r nv Licvcliyns dam and lin H. q Ge Landro
sam' Gas. sar'a rr'c Rchc. Hrst prize IL
smih l'Mt D., lrYriit ns,rvl,' o"' " u"rai ,.,
so Arnold burgess ilili-ds Nich Rufus. ny tronrh'-
shoi ~, ol rr,ncli. India Or Mm l"niss WMlcmmL
u = .ol, Char,c o9i q Il, N,iss wi, ,,. H.
H. G. Campbell st.varts I'2 fuh avenue. n -
same class same rr,c bitches er-, prizes st Louis
',,do., nn "f Nufali. ui,lc " J raIar. Io,, %
Carrie, "a. g., Beu ; N,,.n tia'm,h. D. L. Maggie.
y Ie1 iSr o1' r.S ss o,, of juno 'uiod'"'e'
Glass , - aul. Gordon = i IT,. pws-fir.t pn1c.
siokcIs Sn', qp' "' Ea1 (. 1 y If CLAIMS shot
Ns Se b., rearess Champion Kent out u oGainlion
Class Champion Pointer, pqs',.A grand class prize
ws9,. s g ea of rric. iy "''"o" W
same ,a- ~ n,,-A gg9r cl,,. so9 ne Grec was
orrS clAssrs
sm' n,' ona 1, cana5s rsrs ia- n1iidn
sycar. b, i.,icc.ier. outo part SECOND sNc.tcous
h@l. n s d.a y Y Rrsr S'f Sha s and
.ais Fl, gNpr "af Mfqe, % Gdsn ' b. MOTHS ,1e
liain. N.Jj Young LuNcrack. by Blue Prince, out Of
saa, Glass miche.-rir,t p T. chall,es: ,Amguv, y
Gan trcaseo cal sqgw ly i.e.g, oa' q N'i o
smiiis Ontario, CANADA Pearl, by LeWslsn Prince
selne Sia..-lmpered English setter do' puppies is
Sns v ii 9 j " Fosters io csIuis taj Sam fiid,n
b' Rock out " Hiihy u { b I chaiies's ALBANY. n
same cs..-imroried English setter bitch puppies. ist
{ 4 meflo,,. iata ~ Pride q Tie Border out of
Gas NATIVE Ensn.h setter nr.-i', C. A Crosses
a9 "a " l r N s"@,no D5 '- n1u' out S
lo,, out vt NelN Rarnrm- .leml ;sesd l. Dan.
| der.eeve Bro.rNn y ua.h. nv $. IT, 'lt Of Flora
| LIN l. R'smgn. ) ny. 4 sgNreers
J |Ih-fll "a liN'. i' lI-IAf| N W '.ih - IT van
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M1RTNE TvTELLTGEyCE.

MINIATURE sLaANsc-rTts pAr
Sun rises...... 4 ~ sun ul Moon rises. %
nlsii wArKk-riiis pAN.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov l.lani @ 20 Hell Gate. n
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BoeroH May 0,-Alr'l Rand. recent gralu-
lfr fI, Harvard Mpdi t NflnuI. shot uil altl linn.
cuNsiih tos eauon W rharostoNn today. lie Ia sail
tuhaNc studied CAots 7iNtl.
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Business nciitrs.

~ e,ng aud Cleaning TAKE your Dycing and
Gle tNlu- tlc NUw furk D. Nlu- AMI frntIit L,t1b
-.lNuf staten l-iNi office 'f~ nHlut - 30 krOtd-
way ellttl Hv. Now YurS in and los Pierre p0ut st.
Brooklyn Established nite ,i-ht years
Ouen from our neglect the untr turns Gray
unI tal- out Use FAtkli. 8 AIR IAL-AN aAu your
hair nlli rec. NNl lt- color Aui Ni-nr
The best RrmrdV for Ch,idrcn whiIe Tccth-
NM. Nj 4 II IL ~ .--- M
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THE NoBLEsr DoGs or THEM Am.
Avn rding tho Prizes to the Several Glasses
Great Hunting Dogs

Tho following is n complete list Of the
awards thus far made by the judges in the dog
bench show in the lIppodrome:
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A JUDGE IN "BANCO."

George watson, slias George Asrston, ana James
Lowery, OF The Sherman House. were arrested yssIer
day afternoon At No los East Fourteenth street. and
were taxen before Judge wandeii, ~ Jefferson Mar.
ket Court. who remandcd them to the Central once At
the request OF Sergeant Kesey Tho Sergeant, with
Detectives Wood, Mcconnell and Thompson, made .
raid on tho premises above mentioned yesterday after
noon and found the prisoners there, all the sppurte
nances Of "oanco" game aud $500 in money.
which they seized very respectable looking
old gentleman, who IS SAID 10 DO United
states district Judge, IRON California, made
complaint before Superintendent Wunng yesterday,
that he had been swiuded out OF 500 At the place,
and hence tho raid. Al Headquarters Inc name OF the
complainant was refused the reporters, and Judge
Wandeli, though admitting freely that he knew the
NAME refused also, saying that he did not think the
Gao MAS yct IN proper shape, ana that no was rc-
questeu TO withhold Il from publication The Judge,
however said That no was getting tired or ruauding
Cases Tor tne benefit vi either special officers
or headquarters men, for he Invariably found that
when case was remanded these astule detectives had
less evidence to produce tho succeeding day than
they had the day before As Tar yesterdays case
was concerned, there real tor rcmanding
II A. all for the complainant sas in easy call OF tho
police. Tue prisoners themselves looked upon tho
whole thing AS farce, ana wero laughing and Joking
with the detectives As II they rather enjoyed II ns
good joke on the old Judge
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THE COURTS.
The Unrequited Love of the Daughter
Of Moses.
THE RING" PRINTING G0LCONDA.
Evil Consequences of a lawyers
Vacation.
INTERESTING INSURANCE CASE.

Yesterday Judge Brarst vacated the order OF arrest
granted by Judge Donohue in the oil Ernestina
Noses against lynatx SLENDER breach promise
10 marry. This 10 one oil series OF suits brought
against Slender by his intended Miss Noses already
ioticsd In tho HERALD. In the Court OF Common
Pleas also, Mr. Ira Leo Bamberger OF counsel for
endant, moved to discharge an attachment issued
against stendlers property ground he was
dlsposlng Of his property and conceang himself with
intent 10 defraud his creditors Mr. Bamberger urged
that the judgments By confession having been gwen
by Slender for debts actually due, could not have
been made In fraud Of his creditors The aldavits OF
various parties were also read showing that Slender
Was ut his place Of business during the greater OF
SOC time that paintn alleged he was onccaling him.
HE'LL In tho course OF his argument Mr. Bambergcr took
occasion 10 remark that great deal had appeared IN
he papers about Mr. Steinuer crtcisng his conduct.
ana seemingly sympathizng with the piantn As
lar ~ the merits OF the were concerned, he
thought the rested entirely with tho defendant
ana that ne was borne out In his opinion by the dc.
cislon OF Judge Barrett. because the plaintiff IS
woman, " said Mr. Bambcrger, 'she ought not TO DO
considered as incapable OF erring" Crime Is OF every
color sex and CLINE. Ii Do Foe wrote a Colonel
jack he ais3 wrote a Molly Flanders and my
Sharps than Iagos.'
Juage Daily took the vouminous papers and re-
nnue the Injunction Restraining defendant IRON collect
Tag certain sum Of money deposited TO the credit OF
both parties In the Union Dime Savings Bank, It was
SAID That tho entire affair was believed to be con.
spracy on the part OF plaintiff her father and relatives
10 drive defendant into marriage and then prevent him
from obtaining possession Of the money.
Ex-Judge Hart and Ira Leo Bamberger appeared for
defendant; X 7. Newcombe Tor plantn.
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CHEAP CABS.

THE PROPOSED SERVICE BIZ THE MANHATTAN
CAB COMPANY.
The proposed organization OF . new cab company,
sustained and operated by English and American capt.
tai, an account oil which appeared in yesterdays
HERALD has met with enthusiastic approval at tho
hands Of capitalists who aV anxious 20 subscribe for
the stock. Tho meeting on Thursday was merely pre-
urinary to opening subscription books, under tho
now limited liability law Of this State, passed June IL
1875, involving liability beyond the amount OF sub
scriptionS Alter the meeting for permanent organ
Ration next Tuesday the books will DO open, when
those who desire stock will have AN opportunity to
subscrsba Careful estimates made on the basis Of
similar service in London aud Paris justi1es
the promoters oil this enterprise in promising
dividends oil from twenty to twenty seven per
cent on the nominal capital Of $780, 000 The company
propose to inaugurate the work with 100 cabs aud
increase the from time timc as Tue necess-
tics oil the service may require. The rate Of speed
will be liked ut Ave miles per hour, unless tho
pant OF tho vehicle slower OF speed The
Tor by these cabs Viii be rs lolows:-
For fifteen minutes or less, twenty-five cents; over
fifteen minutes but not exceeding thirty minutes lty
cents; over half an hour and not exceeding one
hour, seventy live cents. And the same rates for
any time exceeding hour for two passengers.
No charge viii DO made Tor children under eight
years Of sss accompanied by adults. or Tor
baggage caHI1d The drivers will DO hvcricd
and pcrmIten 20 become shareholders, with
civllity ana attention TO the patrons OF The com
pany. Attachsd ~ each vehicle will DO u patent
appliance tha will indicate TO the occupant OF the cab
the limo he has employed IT, as well as register tho
number OF trips nd distance travelled during tho
day that Ia. drivers viii NO opportunity OF
uppropratng 20 their own use portion OF the pro-
ceeds OF the day colecIions Tho prospectus OF the
company-whch IL to be known as the Manhattan
Cab Company, Iimtedn-wil not be issued until after
the meeting on Tuesday next but tho above details
understood 70 cover the main features OF the enter
prise.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART
Before Judge Sutherland.
Tha ALLEGED WIZ MunDEG

THE ALLEGED wIfE MIRDEG.
Tho trial OF Thomas Cuscg who was charged with
having the Attn oil March last killed his wife Bridget
No. 80 Rose street, resumed yesterday. The
details eiieady been fully lorlh iho cic-
mcnt being that the prisoner In Ill OF ntosical.on
beat aud kicked his wife, from tho effects winch sno
died. Mr. W. r. Howe, tie part OF the dtioncc, ex.
umincd number OF witnesses 40 TO tho prisoners
character the majority oi them lesti!ying that he had
been hard working ana industrious man. but that no
was inclined To be incorporate Tue PRISONER VAS also
cxanlled AID described tnc tranEactlou lie SAID no
came home from MS work Saturday night; ne ana
has vile int lbcd freely. Whom he Tell sslcep hts WIG
had gono, naying takoa $ll out OF his pock ct. she
III questionable CONDITION at three O'clock,
but he warned her tn leave. She again back
morning, when he took her by tho pushed
her out the hail. where she icl. In cfoss-cxam-
NATION by Assstsut District Attorney BELL the DIS
said hc could not rccoect whether he bad kicked
and beaten his vile and Knocked her head against the
nVor t.stlhed 10 by another Witness who sworc 10
bavng seen hiin nallreat bs vie lie nnslly nied
his VIE up IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES state and laid her
the bed, where she remained all sunday. she was
removed the following day to the Chambers street
Hospital, whore she died. Tho prisoner SAID he uad
teeu drinking heavily and could not rem umber tho
amount Of INJURY lac had inflicted on the deceased.
After some further evidence tho subm itlod
anu Judge Sutherland delivered caar aud suocinct
charge. ~ wuch all the points OF law bearing on the
embodied in com prchensive hammer. Alter
Driei absence The Jury found the prisoner guilty Of
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The grain trade adopted additional rules Yesterday
governing deliveries and Tho recently established calls
rho calls Oh are subject to the follow
log regulations
LoIs OF 5000 bushels; but n u larger quantity
than 5000 bushels s offered the buyer shall have the
r,gbt TO take any portion III 5000 busnei lots.
Quaily; 40. corn ana steamer corn. 8 Price
pcr Dushel, aud In fractions OF not less than
qparcr ef cent !. Deliveries oi cash corn.
TIE afternoon call, shall be made before eleven o'clock
A. d. the succeeding day D. The rulcs governing the
rcguation, margins ana payne nts slrcauy existing
shall govern all transactions under the calls Notning
Ia tlils rue shan BIO construed interfering with
transactions IN towing lois, when shall DO considered
to mean not less than 1000 more than s 600
he's
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GENERAL SESsIONS-PART l.
Before Recorder Hackett
RoDBINa AN ARTS

BOBBING AN ARTIST.
A seemingly respectable young man. named James
H. Farrell, Of No. 272 West Thrty-third street. was
arraianed At the bar yesterday by Assistant District
Attorney Bell, charged with burglary. II appeared
thai the night OF the l4.h inst, Mrs. Anna Jane
Gilbert fualnng her professional engagsmsnt at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre hor apartments at No. 10
West Thirty eighth street broken and prop
ery. including silk dresses and ewery, valued ut $500
carried on. Information was gwen to the police,
and long aiterward Detective Reilly arrested Far
rel charged with having stolen the Of $40 from
Lizxio Dsvine, No COS West SixIy.iourth street 1t
was thought that this Farrell answered the descrp-
ton of the who had broken INTO Mrs.
Gilborts promises. The servant girI, Mary Nolan,
on being confronted with Farren promptly idenuded
him the man who had come TO The mouse and asked
Tor Mrs. Gilbert, saying he wanted letter Tor Eugene
Philips, former Janitor In The building Farrell was
also identified by gentleman named Aazanct resi-
ton leaving The place with bundle Al Tue trial YES.
terday Eugene Philips tostined that Farrell had fire.
quenty visited his otcc when he acted JaEitor Of
the house. The defence set abb, the efeudant
claiming that he had never boon NJ No 81 West Thirty
eighth street, that on the evening IN question no was
lined tho accused and asccrtaincd that he had prev
iously been arrested on charge OF attempting 10
init highway robbery. and that tho other witness
swore TO the alib had also previously indicted
with Tho accused The jury found the accused guilty
OF burglary. He was remained Tor sentence.
PLEAS AND sESrEScEs.
John Flaberty, aged eighteen. No. $50 Seventh
nue., said belong to gang OF thieves, on tho 9th
inst broke INTO the lager bocr saloon Of jacob Maus-
man. No. 25s Tenth avenue and In company others
attempted steal xeg Of beer The INVADERS on SEQ
inR Mr.. Mausman, throw stones ~ him and nco, but
Fiaherty was unprecedented. The prisoner pi-adcd
guilty. ana tho Recorder sont him 10 the state Prison
Tor three years.
Andiew Duny, aeed sixteen Of No. $50 West riily.
second street. piSnped saIty bur .lary III rd
degree On the zJth broke the ped
nd %
steal lead pipe. he seut To tho Ponitentsry
Tor the term oil two years.
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JUSTICE FOR BRIGHAM.


The fact that the government is ordering reinforce
and fresh distribution OF troops TO the yaroul
military garrisons in Utah will gvo color truth
tho reports concerning contemplated resistance by
force the federal authorities in that Terri
tory But denouncc aud discredt tho whole story.
We do believe there Is the slightest ground for the
story that The cool headed aud far,soeng religious
ruler OF the Mormon people is in any way con-
nocted with any such foolhsrdy scheme But there
this about IT, if the federal power IN Utah undertakes
the man Mexican undertook, to outlaw the Mormon
people by overriding the laws under which they
entitled protection OF lie, liberty and properly
equally with other citizens OF the Union there will b.
q terrible time IN the 5 ult Lake Valley.
II Brigham Young or any man other has heen guilty
OF murder or other crime In Utah, let Eim DO pun
ished Tor II according TO law As Grant said Of the
whiskey rascals sny OF the Mormons, Let no
guilty man escape" But no men. neither Brigham
Young apy other man, must be either indicted,
convicted or punished Tor capital or other crime IN
Utah. unless IL be done In obedience ~ laws under
which other besides Mormons are held account
ablo for criminal offences Courts must not 20 organ
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