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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
THE VAR on PULYGAMK.

BRIGHAM YOUNG AERESTED-HE is CHARGED
WITH COnABITING WITH SIXTEEN DIFFER
ESr woMEN-NO TROUBLE ANTICIPATED
TILE GARRISON AT CAMP DOUGLASS RE-EN-
FORCED.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct 2.-Brigham
Youug a. arrested this afternoon at o'clock. upon the
indictment Of the Grand Jury charging him, under tho
Utah statute. with lewdly and licentOusly oOhabit-
inc with ls different women. The arrest was made
nv limited states Marshal Patrick at the residence ot
Young.
OWING 70 the sickness o! the prisoner, The was allowed
% remain at his house tonight in charge OF the Deputy
Marshal He will be taken before Judge Mexican TO-
morrow.
The penalty imposed by the statute on conviction on
this charge Is imprisonment not over ten years nor less
than six months aud fine Of not over $1,000 nor less
than 800.
Rumors OF trouble and an outbreak Of the Mormons
are not TO be credited the Mormon leaders give assur-
ance that all processes of the Court will be oDeyed
Gov Woods has made every preparation for an ener-
gency, and he will maintain the Law at any cost.
Another company United states troops arrived here
tonight from Fort Bridger 1t is reported and Gencr
ally believed that indictments have been found against
Brigham Young to day for murder.
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prRsoNAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Secretary of the Treasury was confined to
~, tn. to-day owing attack Of inaasnia-
William French editor Of The Ldcon ull.)
s.:msn, osnTy ofsphssseh hs's. died % ts 'eA III.
The Rev. John NJ. Gordon, Q widely-known
, f The Pressyteasa Church died o. TSsnasy s Il 8. Louis
Michigan hon pifayAs-
prssident Grant held reception in the parlor
- a.. Tr.mon Bsa Chicago yesAy Ma Grant had reception
fer I.d.ss a. tbs sane hour
~ Iefferts Vanderbilt has been appointed Assist
.:...or Of internal Rsysn1s Y IL L.. Rei EswYOrt. aid
Gen. sheridan's hunting party reached Solo
lars Of the party sS ID eAos"ea' Ae eh "se 9aAA Ae
bses secnfsl' 40.
DE- the European hes 10 relieve Rear Admiral
TIA onss therefore, resigned h ono CAi Of hs Bureau
and Cspt Daniel Amman appointed 70 hat duty
p Rodgers saeeesdi CApl Amman Chief u The Be-
T.Ss ana Docfa Win hays
@ /, he wsbah satns PhlAapAs and WIN sail sbss
lie vt d ssvsns.tJ
"A story has been extensively circulated, based
i.isy u American writing from Gene,s hst Brig Gea Rob
% IA 40 be afford 70 hire take
e nh, vhs the Government rvgresched for not
o. Nun In uaent money VIII Which support mse family On
nk nan Al a. sneia ssaree has been s.aed that Gen Anderson
Bnuies0aasL aud receives ~ Us pcy No
srssa al pud,l0l ga @siA 9s 'Aas'~<
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. 1871

In gtOnyile, In Orange COUNTY vhara ma a.
80. rbror1h .or. &c., 80 40 ie.o'ou o..
delegate allowed Fullerton attend the Convention 10
' $3.50 aaat" Ua NO. os.ran OF the Committee
not eyen ~ An siternste "''o' eieo'ed ~ oeleSae'
Tho XIIth Assembly District Jrn;o, po-
nubl,oap Assocation. John Duke in IN. ch.,, ....,
Lat ovenin9 resolutiops depo,nong tho p.,,,,I."-
., '. ,,.' c,,,.. o.. S...'s VIC .opupioah
state Centrai ior reorssnizng the Republican
IN inns az syrasuse e' on OF me anti
confdepce In the wisdom and Integrity OF H"racs
Greeley and Reuben r. Fenton and declaring them to be
the true and faithful eadors Oh the Republican party
This Statc
The Hon. Ben. Hill or Georgia has printed
letter to the Members OF the denera Assembly OF that
State In which. In inc following language no advises
them to fall into the " New Departure"
AWAIT IN tbo ono hand e. ia neoasaary for ma IN 90
ronid no. rnder anv circumstances advise our peonc
to become oonsentng parties the adoption Of
dsnon9rlng 10 tnSm so T % asrcs adontod and
tcts accomnshed "a declared by the constituted au
thotios of fbe oyernment and a. submitted TO by the
onope: especially when such opposition cannot change
results, and will De regarded as manlfeSting neuul
spite nmCa to the Inv and to
excuse for continued expressions upon ourselves"
In the same letter Mr. Hill defends the action OF the
ogature I'm authorizing tho lease OF the Western and
,,,,. al, -. ,>o.,,, n, Oh. atate, IN the pri.
Atiahta nailroau ttho PivpotJ W nI.no and Crn
Tato cOmpany VI Will na,hS,s lie sava that in
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Robert J. Dunn and Daniel 81. Lyon for Surveyors on
Highway In tho Circuit Court yesterday On tee o"es
Of Edgar Hsiser sgt the Montclaf Railroad company.
verdict Of n 400 rendered for the pisaun Des.ns
last week, 50. The West Line Railroad Company 70 sur
veying the line Of ts road preparatory TO beginnnf
work that portion nj Lyons Farms Is advancing rsFo
Letters Of Administration have beon graateo On
tho estate Of Calvin Mum. worth 600
LoDT-The Row. r. A. johnson wiz be installed pastor
OF tho COngre gational Church Onght. The Rev A. j.
Epson. d. d., OF Albany will proach tho Rev. VIM
Brown Of Newark will deliver the charge 10 the oon9ro-
fstion and the Rev q. b. Bacon Of Orange Valley the
charge 70 the pastor.
PATHRsoN.-The Fifth Ward Rspnblicaus have orga'
ICED campaign olub with thu following otoers: SENATOR
ii. A. Williams President: County Ciork ". w. HOxkty.
Vice President and WIN. =. Richardson. Secretary An
attempt made tn burn EJginc House No g. on bun
day night. Loss, 500.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

&C.. The stock excitement continues in San Fran
CISCO. BeleAer reached tJO yesterday afternoon.
=: There was only one death from yellow fever in
Ss~ Os A. Ssi ceslh Charleston yesterday
49,. An election for Governors of the Albany Hos
,et pAee YESTERDAY Tue vefy exciting bot the
eeket = w '"' ~ wy WV ' 49, ~
.IAs> st. Louis Agricultural Fair opened yester-
ne dptrh6est are Sell ted God and lye ron Col
t, California NV hsIeO and TsTn,Ons tIhb ed
Tennessee State Fair opened in Nashville.
Yesterday The weather pleasant the large ana the
foae Sood The E,on Agricultural College to-day 10 the
-HSs.1nAl ELPoatAa BGADk
.;.Ihe wreckers who left San Diego, Cal, for the
Of ne Ehgsh slp Te1sI Io1r Cs,ornil
As e Yep hA eea deserted by tie There we're ten feet
s' " bod They expect to lave al betxe GeekL
4. v;Judge McKennan, in the United States Court
a., "a eseae Ws,hsrss Zine Process patent to valid
an The seponser Patsat George Thonr1cu M np
20 dA called ooDesnTad I've 10 b. ali "A
Barry declared 70 be infhBgsu " '' A'o iS""a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
THE ANTETAMMANY DELEGATION 10
ROCHESTER,.

The Anti Tammany Delegates OF Reform
Democrats 10 the Democratic State Convention ut
Rochester held ameetng at Demonicos yesterday after
noon Samuel J. Tden, ex-sherif OBrien, and mum.
Der of leaders OF the new movement were in
conference With the delegates most OF whom left for
Rochester ldt night. The delegation, 1t Is SAID Will pre-
sent their credentials and seek admission ~ the Conven-
ton solely their own merits as the representatives OF
q nev but powerful element of the Reform Democracy
NJ this ctS The delegation will not DO accompanied
nv OF the leaders of the organizations which have
combined fortbe overthrow Of Tammany.
The Tammany leaders have purchased over zoo uokets
end intend TO send to Rochester enough faithful men 70
al The galleries In the. Convention These men are 70
ch.erevery remark that would In any way favor the
sd,nissinn OF the TanlnanY delegates and hiss down
every rxprstsion that Woud be uo'ilht'n' !" '' sui
DEMOCRATIC UNION DELEGAlL'.
The following delegates from the t1iHd
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~rr East RIVER BRIDGE cAIssoN.

Work on the caisson OF the East River
p,dye at the foot Of zeoseveltst is advancing rapidly
Gang. Of laborers are employed night and day, but
owing to the limited space only small number OF mon
can work advantage There are SIX courses OF con
, timber To be laid and the stone work will be begun
g., about three weeks Men on the eoer-dam driving
at the outer edge Of the cassonto keep 1t in place.
d h nrevent the tide from washing out the sand Tue
IA slowly sinking but there still ten feet be
tween the door and the bed Of the river The ooerdam
lii t ha remoyed Which the pier reaches the surface
VII ~, NV noter INIT will he filed In aud panked down,
thu AN making continuous pier to the stone work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

n,r;d Carson will represent the First District
q, Orange County in the Rochester Convention
TI,n animal Convention of the State Colored
hor Union is to be held Troy on Wednesday Oct H.
(..oroe A. Goss has been nominated Tor mem
er of Assembly by the Republicans oil the ist Dsc' VI
Tbo Democrats of Monmouth County, n. D.,
,o nominated H. Conover. jr. for state Senator and
Samuel y. Hendrickson for ehefin'
TLo Domocratic candidate for County Judge
n, opa was Withdrawn in favor OF Deios ~; mancoeK.
whn IL ANNOUNCED as independent Hepupi'can canui
date. , D.;o ronro,t;or
rrhe delegation to the Democratic convention
from, Erie County consists of ELIJAH Ambrose fst Dis
trct the Hon Vim. Williams ssGona Pnurtb bsSiet
s MafI 3. \. Bro Brown, Fifth District
ri. Tat Assembly District Democratic Con-
ent,on Of Westchcstcr County at Morrsahia
erortod tbe Hon. Orrn A. Bills OF fonRes oeiegaoe W
tho democratic State Convention; WIN pnda ihn
INSTRUMENTATION of the Hon. William Cauidwe W 'ne otA'e
Senate was adopted - r:,...
Roth branches of the Tennessee Legislature
mat and organized yesterday. John Z. vaughan was
elected Speaker of the senate' anu 'auio. 49,
ann sneaker OF the House OF Representatives ooV'
son 20 will probably be delivered tomorrow
IL lie the first time In many yea''
orcanize d N less than ~eeh
Assistant Assessors Ed. II. Flavln ana Harry
v yandeyeer were yesterday Informed ina, lner se1
wees "o'o =. oan Jourdan, In Brooklyn. They helped
N syracuse who in favor of Cd
%sng te GREELEY d Sss sSssssnsSt
1tnef !H nt the friends OF Archibald H. BLISS VINO hoid
| FEDERAL positions are 10 be remover a,
The The Republicans Of the LIST District . Of Al.
,.nv County have unanimously nomina1ea otepnol
70. h.s' onoS n.,o. ana
pect % elect hm NIL sprns'sa nSs Sut Ss r,turn
Seaten n wo IN Inc district
| In order that Iammsny of the Committee on Eleo
dirty work A obhsa Mt Twomby Of his scat In the As
'' IUIc ,,'i Fullerton resides in Newburgh. No
bea wiling to run. at homo, asa candidate lo'
70 the Repupusan stats CQaysa.ion. as went " "aA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
BUILDERS IN CoUNc11--tHARGEs AGAINST MAC
GREGOR.

The Committee of Twenty, appointed at the
meeting of builders last Thursday evening to nvestl-
gate the charges against superintendent Macgregor met
last evening atthe residence Of the Hon. Leander W.
Buck in East Thirty fOurthst Considerable discussion
ensued IN relation modification Of the Building law
the principal point being whether 1t would be e1pedent
to investigate the charges before the law was modified
On molten of James Fettretch committee OF i've was
appointed TO sit every night for week to
receive adavts Of the charges against Mr. Macgregor
The Committee consists of the following James Felt
retch Terence Farley, Burtse Mr. Da Cunhs, and Le-
ander W Buck. The Committee empowered TO adj
verse for complaints and specifications OF charges ana
also to take action these charges against
Mr. Maceregor and his Department. Another Commit
tee consisting Of nine members was appointed on mo
tlon OF Mr. Burtsel meet every alternate night 70
eonsder the revision the Building law The Commit
Tee consists OF James Bnrtsel John McCooL john Dt
ydson Mare EIdltz. Isaac F. DuckwoTth, Henry D.
BurtseI, X McCaterty, L. Wood Smith, and EIuah snlt
feu Adjourned.
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TALI. OF BRIDGE-THREE KILLED AND SEW
ERAL WOUNDED.

FORT ScOTT, Kansas, Oct. 2.-Whlle party
f workmen were raising portion OF the bridge now
building over VerdiGis River near Fort Gibson Indian
Territory, on the Missouri Kansas, and Texas Railroad
yesterday the false work settled and the bridge fell car
rying with 1t number of wOrkmen, two OF whom were
drowned; one was killed and sixteen were seriously in
jured Eight ten Of the injured 1t feared Will not
recover The names Of the killed and wounded are as
follows:
RNled.-Wm. MacMahon, Joseph Decker, and William
OBrien of RacUe, Wis.
Wounded-Jas Steward, John King, James O'COnnor
" A. O'Connel, Thomas Fitzgerald, Frank Johnson
Alfred Moist George Smith, VIM D. Green Lewis Leslie
and ]. NJ Strickling.
The wounded in the hospital here under the charge
OF Drs. Red6eld and Baldwin.
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DIED.

BARToSos Mo" To'1o o',o s Ef 'DS," youngest '
n. o G: r ss t sT place on We fi sr 'H
from The rsSIDr 81 r1eO "a s, sTU oS.
S p Van %sonsn J,S. BiIsS:s Cars.
Relatives aad ssd' d S r e. nI' T. ,sGi 10. ds nr.
O'Clock. Train leaves foot Vi Bsr o. at 'i1 H. aa4 retd'1
specially invited to attend funeral Church BrOsd"I.
on Monday, OC.oLer2, at II O'Clock m
CHEsTEEon sunday sTeg Oct At r. 1e,tSs @ s'A.S 80.
o @T he T h,t T ioai' ' s ~ SerYo
Funeral will place the F; Co.,, P gs f ffs CS1 ~
family rcomrauy the from the residence Of NJ.
TaJ Chester ate respectfully nnsi 70
Brooklyn on Monday October Charles A. Of Lsd
The 1RS S@ .ud trend. Of Il. m, sstea invited .eaa
his funeral from No Dol GseSsSe on "Wednesday 0'o d"
Joha R. Livingston YORK fsh yS.r Of h'
vices in Trinity Church. EeEYork this lrue'ds) afternoon v
O'Clock
LoNGsTRBEr-ou Monday ocobera Brooklyn James p .on d
Caro LOns.oet As IS Je.r mouths and days
The raes and friends Of the hni nyei 70 attend L Ssfa
services the Residence Of his parents No. "' Clinton on aof~
day. at2p.
10 o'clock a Francis D. Mason ia hi; 1s.h yea, p,,.
S Df Fdaa. Of Ss family are in'i, .tten
MATHRR-Tn Windsor Conn., Sept 49, Ellen r. wife onen Prec
The services and in,ement in Windsor October a:oop
Price, widow Of the late Thomas Price, In the Doth year " 10
Funeral services will place October at O'Clock
RITHERFOR Sunday October J. Dayb Ruthe-ri ohVs
Krcsy Scotland aged 81 years months 'nl days
T &. fa si eo1 .S a.. Of r.n On
O'Clock His remains will be Inferred 10 Gfeen"Ood
Richmond Va Bdnbush Krca scotland ropt' please COPY
sHORTLAnD-Suddeply SATURDAY Sept w. Thomas sho"an
In the ruth year Of his age. . -. - nj. = .,
stephea Shorthand also Of his sona aN Jams taia~ arr ~
attend the nD-ral ron his a' Sea0T ~
Court,sL, Brooklyn, on "Wednesday OFT +Gjp NJ
TALBoT-suddeuly in Brooklyn M0ujy oc1oeF! BiAahe
daughter Of Jesse aud Mary Augusta Talit A., IL ..t =,
OF the family n'iIl 70 au p' "
O'Clock W'7esa a'"rBOor poo'
herd The remslns taken Ca'erssks Columbia Co.. %
interment
wItOON-At Brooirn p n, Oct !, 1911 Deborah N inf.n
daughter Of BENJAMIN " aud Elizabeth A. Wilson ssel months
The fd, family respectfully oVite 10 ''nl 'he
from her late residence south Fhds, Iuesiay u h'@ "
o.clOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotck-Mlle. Christine Nilsson, and
Judge Samuel A. Foot Of Geneva. N. Y. - 81 NIeho-
las Hot.l-Bshop H. W. lee OF Delaware; ex Postmast"r
General Randall; the Hon. T. L. Clingmsn OF North Caro-
lima; Mayor Dwight Of BnghImtOn W. III. Seward lr,
Of Auburn. n. Y; NJ A. Bryson OF ST. Louis. - FVtt
Unconstitutional Sacket U. A.; the Hon. =. w. Kci'
Iogg. NJ c. Of Conneoiout exGOv. II6beert OF Louis
wger Of syraousc John L. King of Springfield. and the
hey =. Gady Of Pouyhkeepse. wesf"itslcr Hole
-froI r. H. Ritter OF Yissar College. - feto- York
Hofe-Gcn: b. G. Adams OF Mississippi. and Col. J. o.
E oT,, OF EewOroans =. Aston House-The Hon:
Galsha A. Grow " Pennsylvania and n. NJ POmerOy OF
boston = Hoffman Housc-COl W. r. Warren OF
GOV. honmans stall -. Gitscy H0usc-IIOraco Fair
Danks OF Vermont. - 81 James Hottie. u. Shear
man OF Utica. - AlbemarLe Holel-Co Berrand Of
Franco ana tho Hon John Tucker Of Philadelphia
Metropolitan U0IGen John L. Swift Of setts
and A. r. Shephtrd Of Washington.
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TWENTY-FIVE MILES or COUNTRY DE

TWENTY-FIVE MILES or COUNTRY DEVASTATED.
CINCINNATI, Oct "A special dispatch to
The Gazette from Fort Wayne says: distance of IS
miles along the Wabash Railroad, between New-Haven
Ind and Defiance, Ohio has been devastated by
hagration which has ragged without abatement for SO
hours. The farmers to their barns and nOnses
blowing around them Ii expected the fire will be got
ten under tonight The damage is great.
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: leave for Rochester this
Democratic Union party
CONNECTICUT

TOWN ELECrI0Ns-IIEAYY REPUBLICAN, GAINS.
Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. AIN the town cleo
ton. hold to-day. tho Republicans q great victory.
electng A. g. stman F. A. Marcy First Selectman.
by majority Of s64. Only ono Democrat Ia elected on
the Board. The Democrats elected Levi Woodhouse
Town Clerk by majority OF 1ol John Fnney. Collector
by q majority. and Grand Juror. All the rest Of the
officers chosen arc Republicans ny majority OF from 800
to 400 Ncw-Britan, West Hartford Vernon, aud weth
ersford have also been carried by the Republicans.
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WE1THER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. g. 1911 a. IN.
p.... inkr IN. four hnlLEl
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Oct. 3, 1911 a. m. J
Sv,iopsis for the past wtnv.four hours.
The highest barometer, which was on Sum
day night In the South Atlantic States, still In that
region but has fallen decidedly. The low barometer
which was then In South Texas has continued falling,
with heavy rain on the coast.
The low barometer the nOrthv est and on Lake Blu
peror has extended eastward and somewhat southwark,
and is probably between Lakes Huron and Ontario
Tho pressure has fallen most rapidly this evening on
the lower lakes with threatening weather and increasing
Outh.westerly winds.
Rising barometer with clearing weather is reported
from the northwest nOrthwestery winds have some
what abated on the Florida coast. -,
south west winds have backed to southeast, WIN
increasing cloudiness the middle and East Atlantic
P,Obabihties. -
The barometer viii probably continue 10 fall untn
Tuesday night along the entire Atlantic coast an area
Of low barometer, with brisk winds and rain WIZ pass
from the lower lakes and Pennsylvania eastward.
Stationary rising barometer with north,westSrlIy
winds and hazy weather. Will probably extend from LII
probably continue from Kentucky to Texas and Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
FALL OF A HOTEL ELEyATOE-A BOY KILLED
AND A WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Boston, Oct. "A sad accident occurred on
Saturday In Fitch's Hotel In Northampton Mrs. Fred.
Maples with little girl Of E. W. Proctor In her arms,
and Harold A. years DID, son OF A. A. Andrews OF the
firm Of H. D. HOLSTER Co. Of this city, stepped upon
the elevator on the fourth foor when gave way pre-
cptatng them all to the first floor The boy was thrown
IN one aide OF the elevator and his skull crushed He
d,d IN about 20 minutes The little girl escaped with no
seous injury The coneusson 30 great as to drive
both heels OF Mrs. Maples shoes through the elevator
oor and 1t was found necessary to remove ono OF her
sboes before she could be taken from the elevator Mrs
Naples ia seriously injured, bleeding from the mouth
nose and ears, and the phydcians fear her oack s
broken The nut holding the elevator had ioosened and
on,a OF which was tho cause OF the accident. Five
heavy trunks had gone up on it only al houy before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
POLICE NOTPa

CHARLES VOnderneissen, who yas RIM oror T., -,
pataL " ' 'N'''i"A! 10 Bellevue Hos
t ege o. arrested Oh Saturday night
F"n'e sA9h before surgeon could BE- sun non,d ''!
q 11roner was requested yesterday IT, take t,o
br PEG a. No - ea're HtrIepsee from III. tgeI TO
A. US set-s '. ~ tI..l n. Lhshl az " VIC --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
DEpREDATIoNs OF MEXICAN BANDITS

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-Advices from Tucson,
Arizona TO the 2d of September represent that there is
protection for life property the lower ella River
The Mexican bandits numbering the whites and the
Mexican residents Unfortunately, and running of
cattle by the wholesale. Martinez, the noted bandit
chef, ran of 125 Texas cattle from Drove but
ursued, and the cattle recaptured 1t was supposed
hat Martinez was wounded by the pursuing party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
ARRIVAL OF REINFORrEMENTs AT SALT LAKE
CITY.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 1.-Two companies from
Fort Steele and from Fort Bridges have been ordered
TO Camp Douglas, Salt Lake City q reinforce
ment OF the troops already there. Brigham Young has
not yet been arrested. The Mormon conference meets
% NE 9Th, and the indictments viii probably be held
until after that tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03
COAL NINE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

PoTByILLE, Penn, Oct. "A dispatch says
al explosion Of sulphur occurred this afternoon in the
Otto eOliery. Patrick McMichael, Geo. Dunlap Jacob
fOst and Thomas Hays killed. and George Bunce
seriously injured. ODe miner is missing There no
hopes Of recovering him alive.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
lFor other Ship NeOs see Second Pagel

tFor other Ship Neos Second Page
ARRIVED.
Slp Ra,rnas (0f Gago") D1HOP Lonos Aug d. sni Ma iS'
Bari Orion tof Yarmouth ST. Cook Ysruout6 n sd.y
ballast ~
Bork Rw Gh1hs f Turk, Island DruumOnI M.anus csys
with
Brig Mercedes tOf Turk. i.a H. Cieuuso. days, With
Brig h. A. Darrell iof Bermuia 81 ds,, -A
hides and wool.
schr Hsra (pr) Thomas. John " D. d.y, uh lumber
srhr Jmes Warren tof Aiionl Dnsko George n D. dAs.
with spllRg.
H. Smith Rondsut D. L. curse,, kouioot
BOaE Owen p. Hines ROndout
Boston Rondout : 4. Lewis fhuhetbpOrt
Jano, EhLahctbpo- Pd,.ior. HiiIAleilt oF
J. Reed Bilbcthpbr Nv. BiysbtApoit
Eey BBla,ctbport. wv N LOpa Rocklirf
Joseph p. Cake. Providence, Minnie, Providence
C. L. Hsrrckson Belfri Kate Callahan, New .Londa-
John Lose. Tsputou lr.n., Taunton
hnpre Providence B-is Peck, Ne~-London
Mist Hartford. Acn, NOO.yile.
GOen Hay. BrOoihav"n Th"' tdhil. Bniseport
W Rowe Boston Anna Sssord Souc-ssL
Thol Hall, St0nngOu. NAY Lo'eu Ne"'IisVoa
BELOW.
ship Nile (of Windsor 81 Hewconb, Liverpool Aig 81 ia
BARK oueen Of the Fleet Of Yarmouth N g. aceo Roseri-,
Aug. 3, with mise.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRzs MONROE or R-SaLd. bark Tyen for New Yoh
FOREIGN PORTS.
2Tbe steamship Ianfa, t1pt MAfphJ
BO,,n sept - Coz Liverpool arrived Queenstown u i aud ~
Oeedsl
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Monday October At ST. Anns. by Rev W.
lam Duungu ELIge q. blnnel All M1us Fish.
Au Notices Of .Mdrridges must be in'0rsed u,h fsA
name and Jifiicss
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MARRIED.

PrtrKR & Co, ~ BOLd st.. New r>rk.
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CHICAGO BILLIARD MATCH.
CHICAGO Oct. 2.-Garnicr won the billiard
match IN this city to day, defeating DAILY by 1874 points
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Parsons PurRntiye Pills-Best family phgH'. SdsndAAs
Cavalry COndltiOn Powders, for bOIs's.