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The New York herald., 1872-11-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GsLyEsroS. Nov. 2, 1872.
2soi Saes Exports coastwise, Is sales, i,sco stock
Nxw ORLEANS Nov. o 1872
Cotton in moderate demand easier; good ordinary,
ceD ICY %asnss ass miiHang saics 1 @ Net ss es
evening, 2,sOO. stock lOb,7So
Cotton duh and nominate good Ordinary isc low
Saiss aapor So Stock ase's'''' SS
SAVANNAH Nov. 2. 1872.
ons mddns e pay daSss &
Net receipts, 5,l9 Exports to Great Britain. 4so9
CHARLEsroy, Nov 2 1872
lsic; low middlilgs isc lssc good ordinary, Hsc.
cSa9ss s sispss sasss
Spirits of turpentine steady SIC 57sc Rosn quiet
q or extra Ssr pale sad cSds g 8 so qs 5 n and sGy
Lake ipgr.r.ur s's!stse biz. xsss, x sSx BUS sass
s d. s5y 5ys
ssyaSlswsss & Sdc Rail % ss
n Sss, ss
. q s. IS Wheat hrmer; sales small lots Milwaukee
as SDrn ousf M ssls SsSes Sins's N
Toledo at SIC The balance Of the market unchanged
Flour steady: sales 2aO bbIs, at IS for No Spring;
90 for amber Winter 50 10 for white Winter $40 50 or
%ns se9ssS as1n 8
cars mixed al slc Barley quiet, with sales; up lake
Canada held at 81 W 81 o. selected Bay Quinte, 81 OS
81 No. Corn meal 81 10 for boltcd and ST IS for unbolted
msns Mlssa 81 %nssans e Cana. i1Sr s &
to New YORK. sc TO Albany; lumber, q TO the Hudson
and Is TO New York Railroad freghtFour to Boston,
zoe. TO New York, 6oc; to Albany 52c. Receipts by
lake6SO0O bushels wheat, loo do. corn H7,u00 do.
II, 500 bushels wheat and S1JO0D feet lumber
CHicACo, Nov. 2, 1872.
Flour steady: business checked by the prevalence Of
the horse disease, WHICH prevents transfers. Wheat
buoyant and seted: No. ISpring, 81 IS 81 S4 No
spring sold 81 0g closed at 81 0 cash November
No, Spring 9s,sc rejected, ss1sc Corn active
and higher but Irregular; No. mixed sold ut &c. cash
SOLD at s2,4s ssSc. November; closed At inside price
rejected, Slsc. Oats steady No 2Dzc. 214c accord
ing TO date OF receipt Rye in fair demand; No. 2,
5sifc Barley Ia good demand; No Fall, 6S,sc Pork
quiet and unchanged SIS Tor old, $l4 for the
spot Lard qniet and unchanged new 7ssc Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged; no sales Hams in pickle, In
pounds average sold at lilc same average Of Novem
ber loc; green hams, same average, deliverable The
Freights firm and scarce; corn 70 Buiiac Isc Re-
corn, $500 do oats shipn,ents70w bbls flour, a. uD
bushels wheat l7sU0 do. corn 3l,0D do OATS % do
100000 do. barley.
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the I0H0Wlng were the prevailing Prices at the
hour OF adjournment:-
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Was Quiet for Spot and Active for
Future; Market Wcalx-Flour Steady
Wheat and Corn Easfer-Provisions
Qufet-Pctroleum Dull-Naval stores
Steady-Whiskey Firm.
SATURDAY Nov 2-6P M.
The movement IN general trade circles has been
slow during the past week, but all the adverse cir
cumstances considered, the volume of business
has been much larger than might reasonably have
been anticipated. Taking into account the in
creased movement in some OF the principal com
modties during the latter part of the week. the in
dications would seem to point to a much more
active prosecution OF business enterprise when
the election and the horse epidemic shall have
become 'thngs OF the past" Indeed, the crisis :.
the horse disease is already considered as past,
and as the transportation OF merchandise
about the city is erected vita greater fa-
ciIity than 1t was week ago, this may be taken
for granted. The election has caused a large mum
ber Of buyers from the West and other directions
to postpone their annual or seml-annual visit to
this city until after the 4th Of November; and with
the innux OF buyers after that date 1t is only rea-
sonable to expect an increase OF the trade move
ment throughout the business marts OF the city.
The fresh stimulus which the export movement In
breadstufYs received within the past few days js
hopeful indication OF the immediate future. To-day
in most departments OF trade. while the continued
recession Of the gold premium exertcd a depre,s.
ing influence on commercial values generally
but particularly upon merchandise imme
diateIy connected with gold. on 'Change -four
was Quiet Wheat was less active and scarcely 80 rm--
some qualities being lower. Corn also quiet Pork
was stin nominal but lower. Lard steady Cotton
was in demand and easy. Groceries quiet but irm
Petroleum was duh Naval stores steady, and
whiskey was about &c. better
ts,vrr - "A nod ftrtaf fnxa
descriptions, occasioned in part by the scarcity
desirable lots. Prices remained firm at the
following figures We quote Rio ordnsry cargoes,
lsc. Isisc gold, % and 20 days; Maracaibo, f6c c
Iaguayra f7c HIsc ST. Domingo dn bond) l4c. Java,
UorroN on The spot and to arrive light demand
and the market ruled heavy at former quotations Con
siderable lines were unstable except at reduction
and the quotations may be regarded nom naI
Future deliveries fairly active but at lowor prices
the closing sales showing reduction Of &c. H. The
sales sum up as follows
= To-Day. La1 Ese'g. Total
Export. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 lU
Consumption. .....,.....s,,..... 2is 1& 100
TOTAL - - xr n.,.. =, 1s-, svos
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AgMsTRoNG.--On Saturday. November 2. at the
residence or his parents, No. 324 West Thirty sixth
street, JOHN ARMSTRONG, aged years and
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuIly invited to attend the funeral, on Mon.
day Ath inst, at one O'Clock.
BARRErr.--On sunday, November 3, ANNIE La
vINIA BARRETT. only and beloved daughter OF vii.
liam and Annie NJ Barrett, aged 81 years, months
The hour OF my departures come:
hear the voice that calls me home.
At last, y, Lord, let trouble cease.
And let Thy servant die In peace.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
viteu to attend the funeral on Tuesday, October
O. at haIf-past ten A. NJ, from her late residence
meet the o: 10 train from New York.
Q, JULIA PESTz, only daughter or Wesley s. and
Ellie II. Beattie, aged years and months
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
ByRNs-On Saturday, November ., KATE BYRSs,
the beloved daughter OF Peter Byrna, a native or
Stradbally Queens county. Ireland, aged IA years
Relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, 40S East sixteenth street. on Monday, at
two O'Clock from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
CAH1LL--At West New Brighton, Staten Island.
on Saturday, November =. 1877, THOMAS q. CAHILL.
The funeral service will be held In the Church OF
the Ascension, We8t New Brighton. this (Monday)
afternoon, November4, 1872 at halfpast two O'Clock
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
members Of Richmond County Lodge, NO So l. y.
OF o. r., are respectfully invited to attend boats
leave foot of Dey street at hafpast one O'Clock.
C0LyHQAr-Ihe funeral Of hrA VINCENT VVLxkRs
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future delivery basis low middlins the sales have been
- follows :Saics yesterday after three r. M-Noyem
bsr 0 st Loo at Is is 6c.. 100 at Y 25s2c 600 at
% psss%css IS e 1 si rsSaasryy rsiSsasry
haeo ,S,l .. m aSc March 900 s s slse goo 4 iSc @
&C.; z June 100 & 1hc. Total 400 bales Exehange-
~ psa 70 exchange SOo Decenber for ao0 January
st ls5c 100 At Is isIsc 200 At is<c ioO at 200
iS-i0c I'D at lsAc; December 500 at lSAsc, 600 at
g ,s slce January so at sssc go at IS y Sc 500 at
~ At is ll6c February 100 at 10 ll6c., 900 at
1872 Is a. i9s rs AP5 a pc sS q. 10
y l5l6c., 100 at 2Oc., 100 at 10 l5l6c., 200 at
lgsc. sc Total 400 bales Grand total 1900 bales.
sso New Orleans @ S22O Mobile savannah, $50;
Il New York, 3i5; boston 1856 bales Total q 36s
bales Rates cotton to foreign ports closed steady at
the following hgures:-T0 Liverpool. by steam, "a.
!.idd sail Nd 70 Hayrc, BY steam H4c l1sc sail.
&c. compresed 70 hamburg, by steam sd compressed;
steam via England. Nd. 70 Mediterranean ports by
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has ncnn 9 init @ to-day u sprs
at S Spis at Sc dsvsGed pS sads and IL
$s ss2s
pitch were @ quiet and DIiu unchanged &c p''sae ana
sen AMI ; SiiSs1is nstiss there s ssr!ss
ies
sSs %sssstfs.t sS!s i @
81 fss sSsr s0asrss Ss sn
% nS
n,Ts
and short clear ior DecembeI and January at l.sc,
Ss sales 100 1S new private
sensra hea Il s Cut ess me w MSrs
ssss as Hsai
sqiss but s6Gr steady sales @ tsrces for No;yemher
and new for December delivery Il e City was dull
a9S o Continued quiet but there
aSngss
o D:l prime ~ % sSSise isSSssfy 'fs =
s6as SIss boxes
9<c Iosc do tS ls io'zs sllsc. DO, Is - ls
l2s1c. Porto Ricc-Renning. common 70 prime, sc.
sac; grocery fair 70 choice loc l01ac Braz-Dutch
Nos 70 to ~ 9c. lO1c. ManiIa-superior and extra
superior. SIC a &c.
kIcE--The market continued moderately active and
lima at Tic Sac and l50 bags Rangoon At 6ySc. 7sc
Patna remained nominal
sTEAEIsE--GensraIy quiet Sales made of few
hhds. at &C..
TALLow was in little more demand ard about steady
Sales 900 lbs at 8Xc Cor common and gIsc 9s.c for
good to choice.
WmsKEy.-Reccipts l36 bbls, and for the week 3,065
bbls. The market moderately active and higher Sales
at
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4 SdI FUberVt'.. u,fIuzIu U,OzOsH0 INC. zIU7W
COAL STOCKS AND THE ENGLISH COAL FAMINE.
During the first month or six weeks Maryland
coal stock has risen from 15 to % and Consodat ton
Coat from AZ to Ak. The following explanation is
furnished by the Washington STAR
That the effect OF the present high prices of coal
in England is being sensibly felt in the United
States is evident by the fact that within few
days past the Consolidation Coal Company OF
Georgetown has received orders, transferred from
LIVERPOOL, England, for large quantities or Cumber
land coal TO be shipped to Bombay, Point de Gale,
Rio Janeiro, Aspinwall, st. Thomas Martinique,
Havana, Valparaiso and several other distant
points. This circumstance Is unprecedented In the
will be mainly shipped In foreign bottoms from
Georgetown. The American bark Orient is now
loading at the Consolidation Company's wharyes
for AspinwalI. In few days quite q number of
foreign vessels will doubtless be In the Potomac to
I'LL the orders referred to-
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
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Wheat was less active and lower, closing dull The
sales about 10000 bushels 81 36 81 As for in
fsriSr and No Spring, o6h for choice
were not dealtin, and nominal Corn was quiet and
weak The sales were only about bushels at 66c
S5c for sail mixed in store; 6Sc ecc for do aaoat;
641sc tor steamer mixed IN store, and &c for western
yeiSw white was was entirely nominal oats-rhcrc was was
same The sales were about $1,000 bushels at ssc Ac
aAoat &c 471Sc. for do white; old was nominal at
former figures. Barley and rye were quiet in
ported .tsfN .IEY
FREIcHrs.-There has been . good demand to-day for
room for grain by vessels on the BERTH and rates were
steady The charterng business quiet but previous
rates were sti current o The engagements were TO
sail lO0 hhds tobacco at 27s Sd 200 bushels wheat at
bbs do at s 3d. l5 fOns gambler 1 500 oil cake
on private terms and by sail 30 900 bushels grain ut
3D. SID To Bristol by steam $50 terces beef at Is Cd
500 boxes cheese at as d. and 500 boxes bacon Cd
To Glasgow by steam 1900 bushels grain at Sd. Consid
cradle provisions We're taken 70 Antwerp by steam ut 5
fa cargo Of heavy pipe stoves at ISL god an Italian
British brig to Jamaica and back cargo 75c
per bb. out and about 81 rs hOme
MoLAsSEs. Es.-The market remained dull for all dcscrip-
tions No trade reported, excepting light jobbing
n uyInf
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


OT-McGLAUGHLIN.--On Thursday, Octo-
ber 81, In this city, by the Rev. J. >. McCulloch
WILLIAM ARBUTHHOT to MAGGIE M. MCLAUGHLIN
BARROws--ODELL-Un Thursday, October "a, at
the Brick church, by the Rev. DR.. Murray. ARTHUR
A. BARROws, M. D., to EDITH. only daughter OF Ly-
CHEsEBRO'-SAcKETT.-On Thursday, october 81
at Holy Trinity church, 125th street and Fifth
avenue, by the Rev. Dr. Vaudeville. LUKE b.
CHEsEBRo', OF Brady's Bend, Pa. to JULIA b.,
daughter OF the late Amos M. Sackett, OF this CITY,
SCHUy UyLER-LOwNDEs.-On Saturday, November
3 1872, at Calvary church. by the Rev. w. Benja-
min, PHILIP SCHUYLER to HARRIET l.. LANGDON,
daughter of Rawlins Lowndes Esq.
WOODwARD-PHELPs.-On Wednesday, October
30 at st. James Episcopal church, Brooklyn, by
the Rev. Charles w. Homer, assisted by the Right
Rev. w. Whpple, Bishop of Minnesota Territory,
WILLIAM X. WOODWARD to Miss ADDIE L. PHELPS,
only daughter OF James l.. Phelps all OF Brooklyn.
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QuOtatIOnS COTTON StOTc, running
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted III t-
I fdoUR AND GRAtN-R eceipts-Fiour, l2le bbs wheat
ao bags; oats 799 bushels; barley, a62s do and for
the week endngFiour 81 rs bbs wheat 663 III bush
els; corn, 678 do meal 40tl bbIs and 6S5 bags;
oats 2so77 bushels; barley rs do The -four market
sales On part late yesterday footuD bbs including
all kinds Corn meal quiet but there change
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Via KKv WEST Fla Nov. 2 la72.
The board OF Brokers quote sugar llA " reals TOR
No u Dutch stsndssd and the sc.,s;" cG,,is, quotes
United states SIXTY days sight IN currency, ~
cent premium short sight, - 5x per cent premium
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The last sales Saturday were at l
quotation closed lllx q lllx.


THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
favorable, but the changes are not important ex-
cept In loans, which show an expansion of over
two millions, an enlargement OF accommodation
which we must believe has gone to the benefit Of
the mercantile interest, and Is at the same time q
reliable indication that the banks feel themselves
In safe position. The gain In surplus reserve is
only $2l0, 700; but any improvement in this re-
spect is = matter for congratulation at this time
OF the year, when the reserves are apt to run
very slose upon the legal limit. Indeed, the
banks in simply holding their own would have done
much more than was expected Of them. Az 1t is
they show strength that has been seldom equalled
at this time OF the year and win stand to them in
any emergency the ensuing sixty days, or until the
PERIODICAL MONETARY RELAXATION
that comes with the 1st OF January The state
oxur%h i%ou coIrc
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
n. in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi-i
pals only apply to SAMUEL WOOD. Jr. lSs broadway.
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shert sight, Iek . per cent premium On London,
preinum Gold. Is per cent premium FEF NNf
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CEcRETARY's OFFICE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
~ New York, Oct 3, 1872.
Notice liz hereby given that the Transfer Books this
Company will be closed at its General Once on the 7
day o November 1872 and closed till the 18th day
Of November, 1872 when the books will be reopened for
transfers at the Office of Duncan, sherman Co., who
ny order of tho Board. H. n. OTIS. Secretary.
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OFFICE OF DAVIDSON JONES, BANKERS, 50
~ and 81 Wall street, New York. November l, lS72-
Mr.. SAMUEL y. CRAIG is admitted a member of our
firm from this date.
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Febrequobronchiatis In HObokcn.
Traffic on the horse railroads was entirely sus-
pended last evening. The disease is spreading
rapidly in every direction and many horses have
died. There are constant reports OF "dead horses-
coming to the police station. Several OF the
affected animals are reported convalcscent
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The relatives and friends are respectfully invited O
attend. Take the l0:45 A. N. train from Forty
second street station. Carriages Will be In wait
SEIPERD-On Sunday afternoon, November q, at
three O'Clock, LOUIS r., son OF Louis and Mary Y.
Funeral on Tuesday. at one O'Clock p. n, from
Third avenue, corner Eighty-nfth street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
SEERY.-On Sunday, November g. ANNIR y.
SEERy, daughter OF Patrick and Ellen Seery, aged
The relatives and friends OF the family GRE re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral irom her
late residence, 800 East Forty-eighth street, ON
SPRoULLs.--On Thursday, October 81 HENRY II.
SPRoULIs, eldest son Of samuel Il. and RosilIa
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited tn
attend the funeral, from st. Georges church.
Stuyvesans square. on Monday. November 4, ut
suLLIvAN.-on sunday, November 8, JsRExnu
SULLIVAN, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are requested
to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, No
vember s, at one O'Clock, from bis late residence
TAppYS-At Harlem, November 8, after long
and painful illness, ELIZABETH H., vile OF Thomas
b. Tappen, ESQ.,, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral services at her late residence,
34s East i2oth street, on Wednesday November .,
THoMrsoN.-on Friday. November !, EI.xrRA
THOMPSON, relict OF J. G. Thompson, of Mobile,
AM in the M seth year yea, Of r, her age; enc c.u,,
spectfully invited to attend the funeral. from the
residence of her sOn-in-law, G. H. Paul, No. 14S
Henry street, Brooklyn ON Monday, November 4
ut two y. NJ.
wArLINd.-MARy JANE JAMES, wife OF Thorn
walling, aged IL years.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral, ON Tuesday afte noon at four O'Clock. at
her late residence, - Bank street. Remains win be
taken 10 keyp0rt ON Wednesday evening.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WnIrAKKR--On Friday, November 1, THOMAS A.
WHITAKER.
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral, rom Dr. Adams church.
Madison avenue corner OF Twenty-fourth street.
on Monday. November 4 NJ half-uast one O'CLOCK
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-25
TO VOTERS.

-
Do you wish Horatio Seymour TO be
made Secretary of State; the national
debt renudiat"'. 'he rebel debt bond.
ou; iour or live hundred millions oil
dollars rid to the South for payment
OF "er emancipated slaves; some five
hundred millions additional paid for
trump.i - claim. for damages In
CURED during the war; most Of the
offices Oh toan.' and emolument filled
by men who did everything they pos
sibly could do 70 disrupt our country T.;
the attemp. made-and perhlp. 1t will
prove successful - tn sbn'gate the
amendments to the Constitution? In
short, do you wish to see inangurated
a system that will unsettle values ind
cause q financial crisisI IL 30. { en-
vote for Horace Greeley! lc on the
contrary, you wish TO acc the Govern
n,ent respected at home and abroad
her national obligations promptly met,
and her bonds rapidly appreciate in
value ; that when you 60 abroad you
may feel proud to say, am an Amer
lean citizen :" that no one may ever be
nbie to stigmatizs your country as a
nation OF regulators; that peace and
good order may prevail throughout the
length and breadth Of our beloved
land; that values may not be disturbed.
and q financial crisls averted-then
vote for Grant! JusrrcE.
YIRsNlA Cyy7, July %, 1879,
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INY0 ITEMS,

from the Inyo Independent Of July 10Th
In our Journalistic experience we
have never had occasion to record n
more sorrowful accident than that
which resulted In the death Of little
Lula Tibbitts, a bright and universally
beloved little girl Of four years and u
half Of age, whose parents live some
fifteen miles north Of this place. On
the morning Of the 18th instant her
mother, It appears, had turned out a
bucket Of hot water which she left SIT
ting OH the floor for a moment while
she stepped into all adjoining room.
During her short absence Lula by some
means fell back Ia a sitting posture
into this bucket of water. She cream
ed but onee ere her mother came to her
rescue. On being taken out she did
not appear to have received any mate
rial injury, but In her childish way at
tempted to explain the occurrence,
talking In her usual tone OF voice. Her
injuries, however, were far more seri-
Gus than WAS at first supposed. for,
though apparently suffering but little
pain, OH the following morning her
sweet spirit winged It's flight to the
realms above"
The first case Of sun stroke that we
have heard Of In the county occurred
here Monday forenoon. B. +. WEIGH,
with WEIGH & Stevens, timers, hal
been engaged for several hours that
morning putting on the metallic roof
Of Harris & Rhine's new store. Con-
tinuing at this work, exposed to the
direct rays Of tile sun. intensified By
reflection from the tin roof. until about
10 o'clock, he Began to feel 4 little
faint and started to descend the ladder.
When within one or two rungs Of the
bottom. he fell over In q dead faint
from the effect of the heat, In which
condition he continued until the fol-
lowing night. The next morning.
however. through the aid Of DR.. c. 8.
White, he was all right again, and the
probabilities are that no bad effects OF
a lasting nature will follow this attack.
Record has been made of the sale.
by z. w. Bennett and p. Reddy, Of
the Bennett interest or title to the
Santa Maria mine. Cerro .Gordo, to
William Watt Of New York, for the
SUN Of 5000
Yesterday Lieut.. Haskell, with q
party Of soldiers and q large pack
train, started across the mountains to
Visalia, where no will meet and escort
back Gen. Scliofield and staff.
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FATAL ARRAY,

From the Utah Mining Journal. July al
A row occurred at Bryan on Satur.
day night = a game OF cards, be-
tween a man named Tom Mcguire and
another known rs Tarantula Brown,
which resulted fatally to Brown. Ma
gulre was playing cards, when Brown
stepped up and wanted to take a hand.
His request was acceded to. They
tried to beat Mcguire but he had a run
OF luck and got up winner. This led
to words, aud Brown threatened to
shoot Mcguire. The latter LEFT the
room and went to his cabin and to bed,
some time after, Brown came to his
cabin and with loud aud profane lam
guage said he would shoot Mcguire.
The latter got up and put his head
out OF the window, when Brown fired
at him. He at once run to the head OF
his bed. got his six-shooter aud dashed
out OF the door. knowing that II he did
not make a sudden movement he would
be shot down. Brown was watching
for him aud attempted to shoot but
before he could get aim Mcguire fired
and shot his assailaut through the
breast, killing him instantly. Mcguire
then proceeded to Green River aud
surrendered himself to the authorities.
Ills examination will come OF to-day,
and II Ia generally believed he will be
discharged from custody on the ground
that the killing vas done In self de-
fence.