, 1878-08-31
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entertained tor other parties 80 the mad.
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the Utah Northern iar ths ankles F0fk MAE
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Fersan Killed was partner VI Ca sheep .
merchant A. Saluon CltV.
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fVuovvd 70 TIRE c.Enty lan from the ea'y
pnsan. After bciBg Washed and oomtsd ss,i
dressed SBeu. he Aas scsTcely rucugt ele.
He i a tall we'll sosansd, hlae ryed wan.
iiis hair " heavy and soit. ABa combs lac.
frOm psstty ialF forehead. He ls 81 YEARS
old, All 10 all, be aoes not hll the ball "a q
hrleoua villain - lar A. APPEARANCES ~. lys
IA above melium hssgat, rather slim buiit
proinincut cheek boDes and rather iAsr oum-
pleKi,n. He is IS years old, aud wesgbs
al1Ut ih5 pounds. lie u VI smiling eounfs.
nance. thOagh his feaiares are AngHlrr Hc
Is Afiable, winning in his ways. and would hS
the last man one wOuld take tO be . cola
blooded aud villainouA The prisoners are
kept IN iron cells and in separate tiers oi cells
Anderson's preliminary examination has beea
fixed for the 2Stb inst.
.. a. Dunean's Case.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ang k3-In the muRSsi-
pal criminal court to-day the case against }.
&. Duncan. OF the deiunct Pioneer bank, caine
~ on demurrer 10 eighteen charges. On four.
teen Of these. viz; eight cases Of ialsiiying 8n-
counts. and six cases Of forgery Of certificates
of the Safe Deposit Company's stock the de-
murrers were sustained, ON account Of tech6i-
cal errors in the indictments which will be
referred &c the grand jury for further consia-
Grafton. In two cases of forgery OF Safe De-
post certificates, one case Of grand larceny
and one case Of felony the demurrers were
overruled.
Band of Desperadoes.
SAN Diego, Aug 23.--A letter from Gas
kill Bros, at Campo, gives letter received
by them from Lower California warning them
that party OF outlaws committing depreda-
tions below the line intend Ahortly to raid
Campo. Information from other sources cor
robOrates this statement. The banditti are
mostly fugitives from justice from California
and Sonoma. They number between 20 and
80, and are under the leadership of despeP-
ado named Bastamento When the letter to
the GaskilPs was written--last Sunday--they
were in the vicinity Of San Rafael, where they
had been committing depredations. The
Lower California farmers We're organized for
protection against them. Lieutenant Booth
and Sergeant Patton, of the signal service,
were out at Campo day before yesterday and
returned last evening. On Wednesday night,
their camp was surrounded by strange Mexi-
cans and they moved up to a farm house in
the vicinity They confirm the report Of the
presence Immediately below the line Of .
large party of strange Mexicans. AS long es
the troops were stationed here and kept
guard at Campo, these banditti kept away
from the border; but as soon as that proths.
tion was removed, they came back again.
Horse and cattle stealing on both sides of tho
line has been OF almost daily occurrence for
months past.
Several Men KILLED by Indians.
SAN Francisco, Aug. pa Boise City
dispatch says that on the 10Th instant VIM.
Munday, S. s. Smith, Thomas Healey and
Jacob Grosclose left Indian valley III pursuit
of an Indian who had stolen their stock ut.
noon Tuesday. Near the falls of Payette they
were fired upon by Indians concealed in the,
rocks, and all killed except Smith, who WAS
unhorsed and wounded, but succeeded In
making his escape. Major Dunn with 0aIs
hundred infantry has gone in pursuit OF the
Indians.
Can't Re NaturaIlzed.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 26. "A Mormon with two
wives took them before the third district
court in this city to-day, asking for naturali-
zation papers for the second wife, She an
swered affirmatively to the question whether
she was living in polygamy, whereupon the
district attorney objected that she was not of
good moral character. the objection was sus-
tanned. The Evenmg Ne,cs, the Mormon
church organ, advises polygamous wives here
after, in any matter i'll which the law OF the
land is concerned, to call themselves by their
maiden names, and in any court to take the
position of unmarried women.
Indian Raiders.
VIRGINIA Cry, Ang. 26. The rachmaR
from whom the Indians stole stock at ranch,
on the Montana road week ago, followed
them with a party of citizens until found.
They had joined larger party and were too
strong, when the pursuers returned. IL s
supposed they are congregating near Henry
Lake. Capt. Eagan, with q company OF tho
Second Cavalry, would reach Henry Lake
yesterday. Small parties of soldiers are also
in the National Park from Fort Ellis. Some
Of them will undoubtedly strike the Indians
in day or two.
Murder and Snicide.
HELENA, Aug ga man named Jackson
shot and killed his wife from whom he had
been separated for some time at Boulder yah-
ley, NJ. T., last Sunday. After which he