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UTAH.
Three Men Arrested for Murders
Heavy SnOw.fall.-Another Story
About Brigham.

Three Men Arrested for Murders
Heavy Snow.fall.-Another STORY
About Brigham.
SALT LAKE, November 8.-Phlip ant
Daniel Jones and q man named Wrigh
were arrested this afternoon by U. y
Marshall Patrick, for the murder of Ben
nett, whose body was found near the city
aOouta week ago, and who was reported
to have been killed while In the act o.
stealing horses 1t Is said now and gene
rally believed that Bennett was shot il
cold blood on account Of n woman.
The weather Is reported extraordinarily
severe in some Of the mining districts.
In Big Cottonwood to-day snow Is four
feet deep on level, with fearful drifts
AS high as thirty dollars were offered tc
carry sixty pounds Of provisions up the
canon, but no teamsters could be found Ia
attempt the passage. 1t is feared that the
miners will suffer for want Of food.
Gen. O. q. Augur and family arrived
yesterday. The General Is said to be
acting under direct instructions from the
President He leaves tomorrow evening
for Washington.
The Mormons say that Brigham Young
Is at 81. George, and that he went there
to attend the Scmi.Annual Conference oI
the Church for that part Of the territory
Preparations are making to organize o
Grand Lodge Of Masons for Utah.
The Raymond and Ely mill at Platte
made in the last six days a run Of $4,000
and expect to increase II this week Il
100000.
The Salt Lake Herald to-day in lead.
ing editorial denies the statement thai
Polygamy was part Of the Mormon
faith prior 10 the passage Of the act OF the
territorial Legislature Of March 0, 1852
1t was practiced before that period by the
Mormons, and that thereby four out o
thirty.nine Of that Legislature we're prac'
tical Polygamists and believed in the
doctrine. This argument Is that Polyga.
my was practiCed, but the Herald gives
no evidence that II was approved or All.
thorized by the Mormon church previous
to August 90, 1859.
Great preparations are making fol
thanksgiving, for grand balls, parties, &c
Argenta Lodge, the third Lodge o.
Masons In the territory, installed theiI
officers last night with imposing Cere
monies. II is said to have been one
Of the finest Masonic displays every wit
messed in the country. Preparations are
being made 10 erect here, an elegant
Masonic Temple.
No Courtin session, no arrests and nc
excitement.
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MEXICO.

MEXICO, October 80, via HAVANA,
November S.-AnarChY prevails in many
States of Mexico. The revolution in
Mievo Leon still continues. The revolu-
tionary movements arc spreading to other
provinces, The revolutianists under
ZacataCas have invaded the State of San
Luis Patos. Numerous bands Of men
are sacking villages and haciendas in the
State Of Hidalgo, Mexico, and in tho
Federal district robberies are com.
mitted in sight of the gates OF the city.
The authorities of the State of OaxaCa
have neglected to prOmulgate the re.elec.
tion Of Juarez.
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Michigan Thanksgiving PrOcIama-
tiOn.

DETRoIT, Nov. S.-Gov. Baldwin by
proclamation, appoints Thursday, the
30th of November rs n day OF thankgiv.
Ing and praise He says: "Whilc, as a
people, VIC have enjoyed much Of earth.
y happiness, and been blessed with the
Astounding mercies Of God, we have also
been permitted To see the uncertainty Of
earthly possessions in the devastating
fires which have brought desOlation u
many families, and suddenly deprived
thousands Of our citizens Of tho rewards
Of industry and toll. Let lis lift up our
hearts to God Tor his great merCies to.
wards lis, and lor the earnest sympathy
and charity which have so largely attend.
ed the suffering of our afflicted people.
Let Our thanksgiving find expression in
acts of benevolence and deeds Of charity
to the sorrowing, the sick, tho poor and
the needy, and let us invoke the divine
blessing upon our State and our nation"
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SRN Francisco, Nov s.-Joshua L.
Jones shot and killed his father.in.law,
John Still, on Stewart street, last night,
the result Of a quarrel with the mother.in.
law.
Wrestling Joe, claimant TO the Caruth.
ers' estate, including the Caruthers' addi-
tion to Portland, Oregon, has been arrest.
ed for perjury. It's claimed that his
name Is Davidson, not Thomas, and he Ia
an imposter. He Is Of years old, and Is
from the vicinity Of Cincinnati, o.
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CINCINNATI. no
Charges Against a Former superin.
tendent of LOngView Asylum.

Charges Against a Former Superins
tendent OF LongView Asylum.
CINCINNATI, Nov 9.-The Board ol Di-
rectors Of the LoDgview Lunatic Asylum
yesterday resolved to institute suit against
Dr.. Landon, a former Superintendent, to
recover funds alleged to have been mlsap'
propriated.
Judge Storms, in tue Supreme Court,
dissolved the injunction against the New:
port and Cincinnati Bridge Company, and
Withdrew the suit against the city Tor
$4,000 damages.
William Mills, noted cOunterieiter, has
been convicted Of selling counterfeit
money, and sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary.
The right to vote Of the veterans in the
National Soldiers Home at Dayton, about
300 of whom were rejected at the October
election, Is to be tested in a contested
election case, the testimony in which was
commenced to be taken today.
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HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, Nov SIN view of the
recent negotiations with the British Gov.
ernment In regard to the Dutch posses.
sions In Asia, Africa, and the Neither
lands, the trading company, which has
long acted as broker for the Government
in its East India trade, has held a meeting
to consider the policy Of continuing its
organization for further period Of 30
years. The decision unanimously arrived
at wGs to adopt that course in preference
TO closing its operations at the present
time.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, November S.-The Senate
has passed resolutions denying the exls.
tence Of Ku.Klux organization; sug.
gesting to the Ku.Kluk Committee TO
summon Judges of the Superior Court as
Witnesses offering tho Legislatures aid
to enable the Committee TO get at all tho
facts of the alleged disorder The House
passed bill repeating the net to prevent
the collection of taxes for the years 1867,
1868 and 1869.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICE OF THE CHIBE SiaNAL OPTCER,
WARRINGTON, u. o., Nov. $3.50 r. n.

The low barometer west Of tho Missis
sippi will probably move northeastward
with southerly winds and rain from thC
gull coast to Kentucky and northeasterly
winds in Wisconsin and on the upper
lakes; the winds will probably back to The
southwest on the lower lakes; northwest
erly winds will continue on the middle
and east Atlantic coast. Cloudy and
rainy weather will extend on Thurs.
day over lakes Erie and Michigan
with partially cloudy weather on thu
south and middle Atlantic. Rising ba
rometer and clearing weather In New
England. Dangerous winds are not an.
ticipated for our coasts this evening.
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VIOLENT exercise is seldom useful, II
was noticed by the early Greeks that no
one who in early youth won the prize al
the Olympic games ever distinguished
himself ailerwurd. The same principle
holds in regard to everlasting the mental
powers In early life. An OverwOrked
brain is the source Of sorrows In later
unnRo
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Openlnr Of The i1ominion Parliament

QUEBEC, CANADA, November s.-The
first session OF the second Parliament
opened to-day. The Lieut.. Governor in
his speech congratulated the Parliament
ON its progress since the confederation.
IIe recommended q continuance Of the
policy Of railroad extensions; several
emigration agents had been appointed for
Europe and the States-.their labors were
gratifying. Improvement In laws Of ad.
ministratlon and Justice recommended
The condition Of the finances was en-.
couraging.
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over Boolh, while the latter beats Kalb

over Booth, while the latter beats Kalb.
iIeisch G,l2S.
The Chairman Of the Republican Com.
miLtcc OF Brooklyn has called u meeting
tomorrow 10 take measures to contest
alleged fraudulent election.
Hall, (Tammany DemOcrat) oi the 2lst
Assembly district, was defeated by Whit.
beck, Democratic Rel0rmer and Repub.
lican.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. S.-The Repub.
licans fired one hundred guns tonight
over the result OF the election.
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VIRGINIA.
Legislature Two.thlrdS DemOcrl

Legislature Two.thirds Democratic.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-A Richmond spe.
cial says Virginia has given about %, 900
Conservative majority, and twothirds ol
n Conservative Legislature Is elected.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 9.-The returns
to-day indicate that the House of Dele.
gates will DO about the same political
complexion as the last, which was two.
thirds Conservative The Republicans
have probably gained one or twosenators'
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. S-S p. M
River 90 inches In the channel, and fall
ing slowly. Weather clear and cool,
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 9-9P. M.-lsivei
four feet seven inches, and rising. Foul
feet inches on the flats. Coal has beer
brought by the Tom Farrow. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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I,oaton Insnrnnce ComnnnIna Pnrlnr

BosToN, November s.-The Hide and
Leather Insurance Company, whose risks
in Chicago amounted TO $7S0,0OO, tits be.
lieved will pay so per cent and probably
wind up Its business. The New England
Company, also heavily involved, will pay
copper Ct The Independence, with a risk
Of over 81 100000, has commenced to pay
10 per cent, All other Boston companies
are promptly paying in full in cash as the
claims arc presented.
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The Wisconsin Sufferers.
MADISON, WIS, Nov. s.-The following
was issued to-day:

hADlbONg Vip't AWE VI hShOh"Wihb
was issued to-day:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, !
MADISON, November 8. }
To tie People Of tie United States:
The Relief Committee inform me that
the supply Of clothing on hand and in
transit ready for shipment will be suf-
fcient for the sufferers by the fire In this
State. No further contributions Of this
kind are needed now. Your generosity
has comfortably clothed the needy for
The winter. They would not tax your
llberality moment longer than is neces.
sary, and gratefully thank you Tor your
liberal and timely aid. agf
[Signed1 LUCIus FAIRCHTLD,
Governor Of Wieonan.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The wound
received by police officer Jones, in Cam.
den, Is dangerous one. The person who
fired the shot was In company with d
party Of Philadelphia policemen, and Is
supposed 10 be q special policeman Of this
city Efforts are making for his arrest.
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A PROMINENT dry goods merchant Of
Boston worked half an hour on the fol.
lowing proposition, and failed TO give the
answer: "lt four men build stone wall
In nine days, how long will 1t take five
men 10 build a stone wall In nine days "
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Horrible story of Cannlballsm.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. IA ne.
gro woman, ot highly respectable char.
acter, has been arrested at Jacmel upon
the extraordinary charge Of canniblcism.
The accusation alleges that she has killed
and eaten twenty.six children, whom she
had inveigled into her premises for that
DIlrDOse.
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GImGttelIig
Vote Of AIIeghauy Co., Md.

From private sources We learn that
Judge GEO. A. PEARRE goes out OF Ale
ghany county, Nd, with over 1000 ma
iorily, and the indications are that the
Republicans have carried the county for
the rest Of ticket.
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RenublIcon yIctorIes In Kansas,

ATcnIsoN, KAN, Nov. s.-The entire
Republican ticket was elected Ia this
county yesterday by majorities ranging
from 65 to 500. In oniphan, Nemaha
and Marshall counties the Republicans
elect their officers.
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Funeral OF a Railroad Man.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, Nov. s.-William
Wadington's remains were conducted to
the depot this morning, by the largest
funeral procession ever witnessed in this
city; The Knights Templars, Masons,
Odd Fellows, tiremen, city officials and
policemen were out in full force. AT least
five thousand persons were at the depot
to witness the departure of the special
train carrying his body to Allegheny CITY
for interment, Mr.. Wadington has been
master car builder and inspector on the
Fort Wayne road for the past fifteen
years, and was a prominent and highly
respected citizen. The railroad offices,
engines, city buildings, &c, have been
draped in mourning in honor OF the de.
ceased.
AT Delphi, Indiana, last night, Mr, +, @,
Morrison died from injuries received the
previous day by being thrown from a
wagon.
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Remarkable Phenomenon in mis-.
SOuFf.

ST. Louis, Nov. ga letter to the
Democrat, from Knob Noster, Mo-, men.
tions singular physical phenomenon as
occurring there. Itsays a continual rain
has descended for two weeks from cloud.
less sky and Is confined to a space of only
twenty feet In diameter. The phenome.
non has been observed by many persons
and the writer asks for a scientific expla.
nation.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 9.-The Bohemian Die
in session at Prague, voted unanimously
against the election Of delegate. Tho
Reichrath government has In conse
quence ordered an immediate close Of III
deliberations,
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. SIN the U. 8.
District Court this morning, the l. Q. 4. l..
Railroad was adjudged bankrupt and re-
quired TO file a list Of It's creditors. This
was done by the agreement o! oil parties.
The case was not argued before the Court.
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A Rnaton Editor KIIled. |.

BosroN, Nov. s-Frank Maslow, of the
Boston journal, while stepping from a
car at Newton last evening, was struck
by another train and instantly killed.
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ALLEGED Murderer Arrsatsd. .

ST.. Louis, November ga man named
Frank Wells, said to be implicated in
killing two men in Memphis about a year
ago. was arrested here to.hav.
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RoCKLAND, Nov. 9-The first snow Of
the season came last night, covering the
ground two inches In depth,
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Precautions Against the Interna.
tiOnalR,

BERLIN, November 9.-A a conference
Of diplomats will be held at Dresden at
an early day to devise precautionary
measures against the International 30.
CieIY.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 9.-Thc Demo.
cratic majority on the State ticket will be
about 10000.
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Inauguration of a south Cavollnt
Railroad.

BEAUFORT, 8. G, Nov. 9.-Tho lnaugu.
ration Of the Port Royal Railroad took
place to-day.
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River at Pittsburgh yesterday 95
inches and falling.
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A Fishing Schooner Lost on the
Banks.

HALIFAX, N. s, Nov. s,-The fishing
schooner of Fitz E. Riggs, Of Gloucester,
was lost, with all hands, on the Grand
Bank.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
0nlce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS.)
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-23

SPECIAL NOTICE. Indigestion is the
cause of nine-tenthS of all diseases the
living machine is subject to. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
YOU will save more han half in your
doctors bills. DIR. Henley's celebrated
IXL Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Mail and Express.

ARRIVES. From the {. I. Railroad and
WaShOe at Z a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 u. vi.
at } p. IN.
DEPARTS.-FOr Washoe and c. r. Rail-
road at 4 p. M.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. M.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
"a i"
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Arrivals At tn. HoteI,.

ST. CHARLEs-GEo. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR
W W Hobart L VT, ST + Fry, FraEktown
I fraser i W.T. + frrvert, Carson valley
D \ Manning, !" = Earning,
A Mcleod, W Wyatt,
ORMSBY HOUSE-G. d. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
C s Raymond, Wrshoe J L Norris, Carson
Il S Conley, Elko Henry Hill,
CoRBETT HOUsE-CORBETT BROS, PROPS.
J Mayberry, Verdi " Price, Mountain View
J McGrane, Lake Bigler j McLelland. Mountains
J Bartholomew, Virginia l. Lovilett, Clear Creek
n Welsh, Ut Zimmerman, City
4 Moore L daughter, Wake r River
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25

TIE ETNAs PREPARE FOR THE VISITORS
An extra meeting Of the Etna Steam Fire Com
pany was held last evening, at which commu'
nication was considered from Chief Nathan and
Observation-Disclosures Aimar and o'Neill, reque't-
ing the co. operation Of the officers and members
Of the Etna, in the reception Of the Washington
Fire Company, Of Wilmington, Delaware on the
18th Of next month. The aforementioned gen.
tlemen were appointed committee at meeting
Of the Presidents Of the Steam Fire Companies,
to make arrangements in which the whole Of the
Steam Fire Department will participate. The me-
cessary committees were appointed by the &tnas,
and every step taken to maintain the we'll known
courtesy OF this spirited company in the reception
OF the visitors.
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A CHARLESTON BUILT TUG.-A neat-looking
little craft, named the "Bun River, )" and built for
the Marine and River Phosphate Mining and Man
uracturing Company, was launched on MONDAY
and made several trial trips upon the Cooper
River to the general satisfaction OF the builders
and owners. She is strongly made like all tugs,
and is Intended to be used by the company IN
towing their dredges and heavy nats to and from
the various mines Of phosphates on Bull River
The hull was built by s. Pregnall, ship carpenter,
in this city, near Robo's Mil, and her engines and
machinery were designed and built at the exten'
sive shops Of the Phoenix Iron works, Messrs.
]. F. Taylor Co., on the north side Of Prtchard
street. The engines are powerful for the size Oh
the boat, and drive her through the water
with great velocity. The tug is ABOUT forty
feet long, and Will cost in all about thirty.hVe
hundred dollars. She promises to be most efect.
i've in the work she was designed for, and Will
he dispatched to Bull River In few days.
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TIE OUTRAGE IN BEAUFORT COUNTY, Of
which three citizens OF Savannah were the vic.
tins, seems to have been less serious in It's re-
suits than at nrst reported. detachment OF
United States soldiers repaired to the scene OF the
affair on Monday, and learned that Mr.. Deaont-
mollin and party had been arrested by posse
and taken to Button, upon warrants issued by
The negro magistrate having jurisdiction in that
district. Afttr becoming satisfied that none OF
the party were killed, the military and civilians
both returned to that city. An 'intelllgent con-
trabandn reports having met the posse on tie
road to Blunton, that Mr.. DeMontmollin was but
slightly wounded In the thigh, Mr.. Kent In the
wrist Mr. Slayer being the only one anyways bad
" hurt, and that all three were riding In bugges
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Four deaths from yellow fever were report
ed at noon yesterday, VIZ {: an Irish policeman,
who died on the 22d, and two Germans and COL
ored boy, who died on the 2sd.
TUESDAYS REPORT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, october PIP N.
Four certificates OF death from yellow ieyer re-
ceivei since last report. ROBERT LBBBY, II. D.
City Registrar.
Besides the above the following certificates have
been received since last report
One for dIarrhoes, dated october % one for dy.
sentery, typhoid dated october %; one for fever.
typhoiL l. dated October %; and one still orsa, aa-
ted October Fl.
Report for the Week.
The following is the official return of deaths
for the City OF Charleston, for the week ending
Saturday last, October q.
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1.-THE EAST BAY News RooM."-East Bay be-
gins to brighten up in every di ection In antici
patton of the removal Of the postoftlce. The last
innovation Is very welcome one. Mr.. c. G.
Fighter has just opened neat and well.arranged
news and periodical establishment, one door
south OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank bald.
ing, where he intends that the cotton men and
the wholesale people and their clerks shall have
everything In his line "to their hand" II we may
Judge by the energy and success with which he
has conducted and still conducts the favorlte
Hasel street Bazaar, Mr.. Righ'er may be expect
ed to "push things" on the Bay. With two tele.
graph offices clicking away cheerily, and with
the dear Old Postoffce with its new face, the
street Of our commerce will be liv,ly enough
once Jack Frost Is fairly here.
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The CLuBBED MAN.-John Lewis, the young
man who was 30 brutally dubbed by the police
on Saturday night, at the corner Of America and
Re d streets, rallied little yesterday, and hopes
are now entertained OF his 1nal recovery. On the
dag after the occurrence Policeman Bryan, col.
orsd. one Of the two who arrested Lewis, was
reported al the guardhouse for using unnecessary
violence to the prisoner, and we are informed
that the case will be investigated as soon as inc
wounded man appears. The other policeman
Mcnamara, has been reported for being absent
from his post and drunk en- the mig ht OF the beat
ing. Steps have been taken to bring the matter
to a proper investigation, before trial justice.
Lewis is a slim, weak-looking youth, and without
resorting to the brutal treatment he received,
either OF the two policemen could easily have
taken him to the Guardhouse.