The New York herald., 1877-07-08

tack believe there fobin names the men whom he
believes have been coscernsd this cowardiy as
saut upon him) directed the movement
ISrLrcTsD.
"When In Cedar CITY took number OF susp
cious looking Mormons to take good look al u.
Wilson was sho, through tho back OF the neck ana sas
tanned other injuries which cannot now describe,
aud died aiierward California was
not present nj the ume Brown was wounded
! In the right arm and hGpd and wnen
saw him in Los Angeles he in poor condition.
and atra,d hts wounds would morfy. do not Know
whether ho is living dead Peiiro's Injuries we're
slight. never Of him after arrival in Cali.
forn,a. carry two bullets, one 10 the mead and The
other my side, together with other Injuries not in
dicted with buets
Zone of the Danites was In Amasa Ly mans company,
the Mohave 1885, and fed TO the house upon see-
| ing me. My visit TO Lymlns camp was accidental
learned this TACT in City from daughter OF
| c. g. Rich, Mormon apostle. She knows his name.
| Lyman could tell much II he would John Hunt, If
disposed, conld point OF the party engaged, at
least think So This but link and will reveal
other butcherios prior to 1851"
rosis's SECOND LITTER
The following is the second letter received BY Mr.
Howard.--
hurrrediy closed my OF yesterday In order to-
be in the mail going East. wish TO say that
Ciawson alluded 10 Is OF the Hyrum b. Cawson
family. aware that they are related
Mr. Pugh, mentioned being ono OF the mail
party, resides in San Francisco understand that he
is connected with some woodeuware establishment
believe he could be relied upon 10 give an exact state
nent OF the facts as he saw them when the mail party
reached the sceno OF putchery. John Hunt. who had
charge OF the mall party, was, and probably is
stanch Mormon.
ANN ELIAS ACCOUNT.
'Tho account given by Ann Eliza Young is
IN somo respects was not IN Utah in 1851 aud not
until 1883 when was with the Gunnson Command.
Shortly alter the massacre OF tSat command fell into
the hands OF Apostle Franklin b. Richards who had
| company OF Mormons Indians, and who warned
ME my three companions at the peril OF our lives
give angry look at Inc savagea Our animals
shot the Destroying Angels reported oy
Ann Eliza. have made dhsent inquiry about the
other wounded men, but can hear nothing OF them.
Charlie Benson of Apostle Benson may be able to
give you information He told once that he knew
the parties. but does not give their names He was a
little under the Influence of the ardent
"Wh Wis ted Lymal's camp on the Mohave was
with the Beale Colorado Expedition. The fellow
alluded to Yesterdays letter sneaking into the
brush upon seeing me iancied that came TO arrest
him. Lyman could tell VINO he is, and, perhaps, Mrs.
sarah Jones Miller, laughter OF Apostle G. C. Rich,
also could. She lives IN Lake Ily. Sne tolu me
OF tho circumstance, Lyman having related 1t to
herself or iamily.
IL think II was the month April, 1858, at Provo.
that Brigham Young, Jr, and stephen Taylor
night the hours or ten and twelve, tn cir
object being 10 assassnate me. II Salt Lake
might DE able to tell you all particulars, and at the
same time answer such questions as you might feel
disposed to ask fully and satisfactorily. cannot
write myself read what written about the
subject
coScgALIxG CRIME
81 would remark that the occurrence of the
crime the Mormon Church has employed every means
prevent its coming 10 lIghL IL is INK IN chain
OF massacres, key which will unlock ana bring the
gaze ol mankind other Mormon atrocities. compre-
bend uly the obstacles you will have to meet with,
but your extraordinary tactics in the Lee trial give
confidence your great ability and integrity. for has
seemed that nothing short OF Omnipotent power
could topplc inc intrlgues OF tho Mormon Church.
You have demonstrated differently. Move, then, Tor
Of the most celebrated cases that has ever been
| brought before tribunal oil justice.'
Tobn has since removed from Sacramento to Spring
field. III. The Mormons generally believe him to be
dead. and this will be surprising 20 them.
| 'sBIsHoP' STARTS CAREER IN UTAH--A VILE
CHARACTER IN SANITY GARB-How HE GOT
RICH BY FRAUD AND HELPED TO MURDER
M'NEAL.
SALT LAKE CITY, June %, 1877.
'Behop" Sharp who has graccd the columns Of
your contemporary with interview, torcbly reminds
ono OF recent observation Of Brigham Young tho
Tabernacle"I have many time, {" soid the Prophet,
ION lhs stand dared the world TO produce
devils as we can. We beat them snything We
have the greatest and snoothesL liars the world the
cunningest aud most adrou thieves and any
otner shade OF character that you can mention"
! Bishop Sharp Is OF the canniest most
useful and unscru upulous tools Brigham Young ever
| used He is Scotchman and lived in coal mine
until he lifted into the light of this latter day
pensation by the eloquence Of a Mormon missionary.
| He accepted Mormonsm trust and trusted IN IT a
while SO ianaticaly that said Of him he
were ordered by Brigham Young go alone and take
Camp Douglas with double -barrcled shot gun, SO
great aith the prophet, that he would have
advanced the flagstaff assured OF victory aud heod
less OF consequences.
FoRGAvE THEM THAT
During late years, however, his ianaticism has
wancd. In its pace has been developed financial
sharpness according with his name, aud he been,
as a trusted adviser OF Brigham Young, at the head
anu 'front.' with hin aud Mayor Lle and Others OF the
most singular ralroad transactions OF times
While the Union Pacific Railroad was bu lding Young
snarp and Ltte were mutually Interested III big
grading contract rhey saolet the other
tractors, and when tne tune OF payment came Tue
subconlractors and men were refused tncIr pay At
this junciurc Brigham oung constituted himself butt
dozer or all ia interest lie caiIed meeting OF the
SCHOOL oi the lropncts-a close organ zitop ol ln-
duDtnDie saints--to winch he invited his creGIt.
There he addressed 10 thcn lusuDriOus
appeal, saying he could not pay chem what
ho Owed them because IL would throw nin
INTO bangruptcy, AND asking them To iorgve
him the deU,. The crclitV-s being al Mofmons and
having clear memory their oa' hs IN The EDuuw wuient
House, voted 10 forgive II accordingly ihc Prophet,
mis- nephew and sharp gol rich from this forgiveness
Brigham Young oDtaipcd pay IRON tbe Cn.ou Pacific
karoau iL tie iorLi ot rolling Stock anu rOD,
which he the rest OF the trin ito ked tno
branch Ctah Central Railroad, which run iron Ogdsn
to salt Lake cry. by these means tae three inciud
ing Bishop sharp, became owners OF tue after rod
al all ns. nILcut price. The grazing o IL, uone by
aeiuded Mormon brethren, cost little or nothing In