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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-08
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yorl. Money and stock Maflet.

New York Money and Stock Mafkct.
d NEW YoRK, Sept. C.-Money active
during the greater part Of the day 81 per
cent currency to gold tnteresi. and during
the afternoon there weres few loans at
1.O4 per cent per diem. AZ the final close
the market was easier with business at @
and { per cent. Thebank statement and
decline in stocks eaulgt many borrowers
TO become frightened and bid up the
money market on themselves, which was
one great reason Of the activity.
FoAEI0sts sExoHAN0E-Was decidedly
flnmef; Brown & Bros, Belmont & Co.,
Henry, CleWs & Go. and other prime
bankers advanced their rates very sudden.
ly to 107i Tor GO days, and 1881 for sight
,GoLD-HeAyy ana lower under the.con'
tinued pressure to sell. The price de-
clined from 114i TO 1921 and closed at
f18i. The rates paid for carrying were
4;5, 8 and 9 per cent to fat Tho Treas;
ury operations here ior the week includ-
ed The disbursement Of 81 ,Se5, 900, and .
receipt OF S9sOO,00O for customs The
imports were, general merchandise ~
led 7S7, dry goods sS,27GI 40. Produce
expor,s $5,490,844, and specie exports
t0oO,103. CleaFances, 500 27S 900.
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EXCITEMENT AT MUsKEG9N,
MICH.
A HorrId Crime and It's Punishment
1.-The Preparation Shot In Jail--
Fears Of q Mob,

A HOTTId Crime and It's Punlshmeh'
1.-The Perpetrator Shot In Jail--
Fears OF a Mob,
DETROIT, Sept. 6.-Peter Jeannot, The
father Of the little girl who wgs outraged
by James Caravan 10, fuskegon Mon-
day night, went TO tho jan Today and ask
cd permission 10 sec the prisoner which
was granted by the Shend, Jeannot then
stepped 10 tho door OF the cell where the
villain was confined aud took u pistol
from his cap and shot OarnivAu In the
head. JeannOt was taken before Justice
Hoyt aud admitted 10 bail, The facts in
the case are briefly stated by 4 Free Pres
correspondent Us iOIloWs:
On Monday last Caravan cntlced Iii.
tic girl only nine years old into the
woods, where he kept her all night, foully
ouLraging her person Search was made
for the child during the night by the
alarmed parents, but in vain. About day.
light tho flend let her go, and she came
home barely able TO walk. Caravan
was arrested on Tuesday morning and
lodged in Jail, and the llItlcgirl died on the
following morning. The outrage created
great indignation and excitement at Mus
kegon tonight, and Il Is feared the ex'
cited crowd will force an entrance TO the
jail and finish CarnAyn, who 10 still living.
The Governor has ordered q company OF
militia from Grand Rapids, for use In case
Df an emergency.
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The Williamsburg Tragedy.
The MardsT OF Miss HamIi By HeI
Friend Mrs. meTTIgan.
The Motive a MeresnarY OHe-.COn.
fessiOn OF the MuTdTess.

NRw YOKK, Sept. G.-Tbe facts deVel
Oped in the williamsburg murder case ap'
pear 70 be asIoIloWs; Mis- Hamn, whoSE
chaned remains were found with cord
about her neck, was the most intimate
friend OF Mrs. Merrigan, who, 1t Is belieV'
cd, murdered her for the sake Of her mon
ey ami jeweIry. Miss HAmil apd Mrs,
MCrrigan were schoolmAtes In the CrSa-
line Convent at MOrrIsiAns, New York,
aud were inSeperable companions,
Their Iutmscy continued after they
lett the Convent, and Miss HAmil
was constant visitor at the house oi
Mrs. Merrigan, and on these occasions al
ways took some valuable token as 0 gift
to her Trend. On last Tuesday afternoon
Miss Hamil appeared at the door Of Mrs.
Merrlgan's house and asked AdmittAnce.
She was dressed In black silk, and wore q
handsome pair Of diamond ear rings, with
d brooch and massive chAtelaine gold
chain. She was admitted, and passed up
stairs 10 Mn. MeErigAn's apartment, and
IRON that hour the unfortunate young
lady was never seen until her chArred
and mutiIated remains were found amid
the wreck OF the hali-burned house.
James Hamil, one oi the brothers OF
the murdered woman, said his sister was
IN afilueht circumstances, was the owner
OF large number oi houses In cast 10th
street, New York, and always had q large
amount Of money In her possession. Her
income from these houses Ia stated to be
about $4,000 q month. Her rents were
generally collected on the lst Of the
month. Last Tuesday was the Sd of the
month, and II Is not at all unlikely that
Hiss uAml had a large sum ot money
In her purse when assailed by violent
hands. The gold watch, chain and Jew
elry Of Miss Hamll are still missing.
Late last evening Mrs. Merrigan made a
iull confession. The police refused to
give the reporters any Information In
regard to the confession, but II has been
hbCcTthIueu buhb buO SN'A oNS "NHH
dcrcd Miss Hamil on Tuesday night by
strauglIpg herwith a clothes line. This
she did In the absence Of her husband,
and fearing he would return In time 70
find the dead body she slowed It away
between the bed tick and stats. When
Merrigan returned home that night she
induced him to remain out OF the room.
For purpose Of destroying the evidence
oil her guilt, she set fro 10 tho place.
Miss HAmil, after completing her educa-
tion, took the veil and was known as Sis
ter Augusta. At the expiration OF four
years she was released from her vows. On
Monday she had received letter from a
sistcr Augusta belonging to come order in
Pittsburgh, containing souyepier, and
inviting her to go out there on visit.
When she left the house on Tuesday, she
remarked that she was going to 10th
street to collect some rent, and then would
proceed to Pittsburgh. 1t Is presumed
she went to bid her friend, Mrs. Merrgau,
good bye before starting for the West.
The husband OF Mrs. Mcrrigan Ia holIved
10 be guiltless.
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Ghtqnteltiasn1er.

Boss TWEED Ia a man Of SorroWS and
acquainted with grIet. HshAS had many
trinin; he has been through many close
pIucss; be has encountered many IN
pleAsantneascs; he has been sent ioF and
couldn't come he has been 10 many
pIsces where he wished 1t WAS somebody
else. But with all his varied experience
be never encountered anything that
wrcnohed him quite 70 severely As the
Isguter' report IlS imaginary inter.
view. The "Boss" Is hArd.hesded and
thick skinned, and Ike Major BAOSTocE,
tough and rough Snd devIlIsh sly" but
that overcome him. He could Atand a
good deal but not that; SO be hastily gath
efsd together his traps and left by the
IirAt trsln. lie will never venture TO stop
At Wheeling again. by the way, the
RsgiIter interviewer will hear Of some
thing To his advantage by referring TO
certain correspondence In our columns
this morning.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
How the ButlerItes Figure UP the
Convention.

GuuEbukluus H...#
BosroN, Sept. Cat the Butler head
quarters In this city they make the dele
gates 10 the Republican State Convention
stand 3l6ior Butler TO 29S for Washburne.
LATEST rnAsEs OF TuE 1RREPREssIDLE
CONFLICT.
sPRIN0FIELp, Sept. THE SPRING
field Republican has now the returns from
742 delegates, nearly three tourths OF the
whole number 10 the Worcester C0nven-
ton are divided as follows; Washbnrne
1914, Butler 3l9, doubtful and contested
80. There are 800 delegates yet TO be el.
ected Of whom 45 came from four wes-
tern couuttes, o. from Worcester county
and 259 from the eastern part OF the
State, 02 each from Essex and Middles.
sex counties, the former OF which Is one
Of Buffers strongholds oi 10l delegates to
come from the western part Of the State.
the Republican estimates that Washburne
will have nearly three -fourths, and Of the
remaining 1853 about 1876. As Washburne
has now clear majority OF 30, giving
Buller every doubtful vote, the Reptbltcan
considers him sure oI 100 majority, but II
ia quite likely 10 be 100 and may rise 10
200, Tho Journals returns OF delegates
10 the Convention, so far as heard from,
at late hour tonight, stand AIS for
Washhurne, 3l5 for Butler and 80 doubt
fol. There arc 1888 more delegates to be
elected.
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CmcGuo, Sept, G G-Flour.-- Demand
light buIhOldcrs firm. Whcat-FAir dc.
mRnd but at lower rates l0r spot; demand
fair and prices advanced for future delIv-
cry; No. 1 spring 81 98i; No. 2 do 81 X
spot; 81 l5f seller September; 81 lat sci
Ter October. Corn-MArkCt steady; No.
e mixed 42jai2Ic spot or sellcr sGptGm
Der; Htc seller October high mixed 44ia
44Ic; rejected aDaSOtO. OAla--No 9, este
cash; 2Oic seller October; rejected &c.
Ryc-QuiGt ard weak; No. 3, G7tc. Bar.
lGy-Demand good at fall prices; No. .
fail Csc; No. 3 do S0AOOc. ProVisions-
Quiet and unchanged Mess Pork
$lB 00Al5 95 for round lots cash; old sold
al $15 00 spot; seller December steady al
$I8 30. Lard-77c. Bulk Mea;S-Steady
sales Of short rib mlddlea at &c loose BA,
con-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Dull and prices have declined; sales al
92a98c; closing st99c.
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WHEREFORE TwEED?-'The city hAl
been lllled with SurmIses for couple oI
days over the mysterious visit OF Boss
TWEED. There arc dark hints that II
was not wholly disconnected with the
public AI4irS ot this State, particularly It
is thought tho prinLIug. One rumor was
that hc came hero 10 enter suit against
tho late +. +. for an infringement In the
unauthorized use Of his methods for alb
sorblng the public funds another that he
wanted to join tho CAMDEN Ring. with a
view OF applying the TwEED Centrlpctal
motor In tho machinery Of the West Viz
yinia treasury. but learning that WALKER
had been there before him, he abandoned
the idea In disgust. The latest and prob
ably most reliable story-iS that he came
down here, out Of q chronic inclination to
finger large funds, to sec II he could not
secure an interest In the Registers lottery
in the capacity OF treasurer. but that he
found the place already suitably filled.
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MEXICO.

NEW ORLRNs, Sept. G.-MatamorAs
news from Monterey continues 10 indicate
q probable outbreak 10 that city In conse
quence Of the contest for the election o.
Governor Of the State of Nuevo Leon
General Garcia Ayala, having received a
majority Of the popular vote over either
of his competitors, his friends arc san
guine Of his success In the Legislature
upon which the choice now deVolVes.
The present State Government bitterly
opposes General Ayala, and has organ.
lied 0 military force which is guarding
the palace, and several chiefs oi the revo'
luton Of last year. who are in sympathy
with the State authorities, have reached
Monterey. and have taken up quarters
there. The Federal Government, which
Is supposed to favor Garcia Ay&la, has or,
dere6 several companies Of cavalry from
San Guis Patosi 70 Monterey, and theiI
arrival Is daily looked for.
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NEW YORK CITY.

| NEw YoRE, Sept. THE dead bod
OF Charles A. Lamont, 4 broker og 81
New street, Was found In the area In fFon
Of bis residence on 9Th avenue. II
supposed that he accidently fell from Ii
window in the iouFIh story, Inquest thi
afternoon
John W. JohDSoH was held odsy 10
trial on the charge OF attempting 10 %
tain money from Z. and +. C0rbin, b,
presenting them with letter purportin,
to be sisued BY FAhIstoCk Il Murray, o
Piiuburgh.
The meeting Of the American HealIl
Association in September, has beeI
changed from Providence 10 this city.
The new Jewish temple, over which
Rev. DR.. Wise, Of Cincinnati, has beer
called to preside, will be conSecrAted on
Friday next
Eight men have beUu arrested Ia
Brooklyn charged with being engaged Ia
the fight In which Christian WAllert was
killed, and lOur have been arrested In
jersey City IoE fatally beating joseph
DOnoSchl.
gAriyed--sleamer M6ssl from Bremen.
The cnroncrs Jury Ia the case Of Chas,
A. Lamont, the broker found In front Of
his house this morning with bis neck bro.
ken, rendered D verdict Of accidental
death-the evidence going to show thai
his iAll out Of the window was accidental.
The late williamsburg horror IS now
explained. Mrs, MeEfigati,ls q reported 10
have contested 70 the pollen az Villains
burg that she murdered Mrs Hammil on
Wednesday evening last The money in
possession Ol Mrs. HAmmil was the mo.
i've. After pGrpOtrAIipg the deed The
body was placed under bed, and re.
mained there all Thursday evening. Mrs.
Merrlgan conlesses that on that evening
she set IRE TO the room IN which the
body was subsequently, discovered, naked
and Scorched.
Captain Kennedy has found Ms. lrv.
Ing, wife Of John T. Irving, sell confessed
murderer Oi Nathan. The police are
reticent and merely admit that they have
ffyiDgs wife under surveillance.
james NJ, johnson, the Williamsburg
lawyer was arrested Sunday t6f the AlIeg.
ed altering oi the BuEalo, New York 4
Erie Railroad bonds, and has been indie.
ted by the grand jury.
Detective Simpson says that the Amoun
OF l9gus bonds which the lorgers ex.
pectcd ID negotiate 10, this county and
Europe was 6, 100000, and that 81 600.
0G0 are already On the market hero. Two
OF the gang, 1t is said, LEFT Tor Europe
some time ago, with large amount ol
forged bands, which are reported 10 have
been already disposed Of ID the English
market
The tugboat Vixen, Capt Daniel Per-
kins, was run into by the steamboat
Granite State, In Hell Gate, at ! o'clock
this morning, and cut in:two Capt Per.
kinS was drowned, The engineer was
picked up by another boat and lAnded,
when he was found 10 be seriously in
4 new Roman Catholic parochlal school
was dedicated to-day. Rev. Father Reil.
ly made tho address, saying that public
schools were good enough In their way,
but tue Catholics were resolved to have
schools; this was only the be.
ginning Ol,the movement Other clergy.
men made similar remarks.
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FURTHER REPORTS OF MARINE I.ossRs.
HALIFAX, Sept. G.-Additlonal particu'
lars Of the recent disastrous storm on this
coast have come 10 hand. Ills estimated
that thirty vessels with all hands were
lost In North Bay alone. OF this mum
Der the names OF only three American
schooners have been GScertalned, tho g.
Starr, Chas. G. Doane and Carrie 3, Rich,
The loss OF property on shore ia immense.
In Cape Breton, those farmers who have
loat their barns will have difficulty in saw
ing their crops, II Is feared that there
will be starvation among the fishermen,
and II Is probable that even among the
farmers, who sustained heavy Losses by
The gale, there will be suffering. The
country will not get over II for years. Or
the Nova Scotia sldc Of the strait OF Car
so, all the whArves between Port Mulgrave
and Sand Point are carried away. About
six hundred barrels Of mackerel were lost
of the wharves at Port Mulgrave. From
the river Bourgeoise two fishing vessels
were lost with all hands. The schooner
Bonnie Jean and an American schooner
were lost on the north side Of Prince Ed
wards Island with all hands.
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CALIFORNIA.
Autobiography Legislature PToba-
bly, Elected.

bAI ANNNNkGus
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept G-ThIs morn
ing there are eight precincts 10 hear from.
The whole anti.monopoly ticket is now
one thousand two hundred and seventy
five ahead. Its believed that the entire
peoples legislative ticket Is elected.
Jim DyWer, o wen known prize fighter
was stabbed and killed last night by John
HarringtonsS The men fought Ia o saloon
on Jackson etreet, tho proprietor drove
them out, and when they reached the door
Harrington plunged dirk In Dryers
brest
SIX NEN suEFocATRp IN A MLNE.
Six men were suhocated by ioul air In
the LieVolu mine, Sutter county, viz. John
Collier, ]. Frazer, w. Combs, ]. Bait,
Dennis LyvGl, WA. Rule and two Aus
triaus. They cannot be reached this morn.
ing on account Of bad air.
AFFRAY IRTwREN GAMDLRIlS.
An atray last night at Trucker between
gamblers and Y. F. Kesate six shots
were exchanged, each man received three
shots. Both dead. ....
rgr-: rs KLRCrIoR RETURNS.
pAN hAACl6COI pepL WI ue 1nIctlOE
returns indicates the election Of the Inde.
pendent Senators In Los Angeles, Tulare,
santa Clara, ,Alemeda, Sacramento, Solon,
Placer and Gold Prospect: Tho election
81 Bartlett and Halliday, independent Of
this city and several holdoycr Republi.
cans who will probably vote for Booth.
The strength inthe Senate range from l9
TO 10 votes, assuming the election Of ind0.
pendent ASsemblymen OF this city. Booth
has 80 votes In the lower house, with the
probability Of these four men. He may have
IS or so votes at the beginning on Join,
ballot, The result may be varied by The
official count Of this city for tho contest
between Roach (Dem and Bartlett lind ]
Is still close. Otis, (lnd) lOr Mayor Ia
undoubtedly elected.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 'G,-Flour-Actlve
with an advancing tendency; western Su-
perfine 81 25a5 90; extra $6 2Bs7 90; lam
lily 81 50n9 75. Wheat-Firm; choice
white 81 Seal 90; fair TO prime 81 G5a
l 80; choicG amber 81 30; good To prime
red 81 70A1 78. COrn-MlxGd western
firm at 88aO4c. 0Ats-Western mixed
44c; white 44c. Rye-Firmer ct s5assc.
Provislons-Quiet but shade better feel.
Ing. Mess Pork-$l7 75a1s 90. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders 9IAstc; clear rib sides
9is9sc. Bacon-shouldcrB 9ia9Ic; clear
rib sides 10Sa11c, Sugar cured hams l6a
lOtc. Lard-84a8ic. Butter-WesIern
dull and weak; good 20a22c; choice 9Oa
25c. Cofee-Strong and active; Rio fair
to prime 2la23c; sales yesterday $4,000
bags. Whisky-Unsettlcd and irregular
at 0ScaS1 00. ~ ,ssgn
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Fatal AGfay in Missouri. .

STURGEON, Mo-, Sept. G.-shortly alter
the close OF the exhibition at the fair here
to.day an alteration took place between
,John W, Hall and Joseph Wright IN
which HAN was instantly killed by q pts'
tol bali through the heart. Both drunk
Wright was recently from kentucEyy,
where, II is said, he killed . man. he
mounted horse alter the shooting anu
escaped TO the woods, though hotly pus'
sued by a party Of citizens.
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Condition and ,HIOveaslrs Ofaiir.
lSIIf a11g .fGE Motley, ls : 5g~tE

NEw York, Sept. GA London letter
SAYS Mr. Aolley's convAlesence continues
10 show hone but favorable symptoms.
He has returned 10 London from his visit
to Leves,oh Cover, who left nothing un.
done 10 make his guests delightful. Lord
and Lady Granville were Of the party.
When Motley quilted the town he was
still 80 weak that he had 70 be carried 70
his carrIsge. he goes 10 NowArworth
Castle, in Cumberland, on a visit 70 Mr.
Howard, brother Of the Earl oi Carlisle
-LiS family accompanying him. His
physicisu says he may make the journey,
whtch.is some seven hours by fail, with
oul risk, and the railway authorities have
nIaced d saloon carriage At his disposal.
FIom NowSrworth Castle MI. Motley will
90 10 Scotland, visiting Sit Wm. Sterling
Maxwell, At Keir, and perhaps accepting
some other invitations.
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rIAls or ruE wIIKllr
GOyRRNmExrs-LOwer, in sympathy

STATE BoNpS-Quiei and nothing doing
Of Any account
SrocSs-Thtrr was great activity III
the stock market aud dealings al limr
werO attended with considerable Anina
ton and excitement Speculation weak
and unsettled early in the day IN GnticirA
ton Of y bad bank statement, and iur
thet decline followed the Official exhibit
Late IN the day there was u Hrmer tone
and the market made recovery towards
the close, The earnings Of The BurllnG
ton, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Railroad
for August show an increase Of $lA,6sO
over same moalh last year,
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CHICAGO.
An Elevator Burned--Express Mes.
senger Arrested.

senger Arrested.
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-About three o'clock
this afternoon fire broke out In the Ful.
ton Elevator, corner Of Canal and Kin2le
streets aud soon completely destroyed the
entire building. The Elevator was one
Of tho Oldest in the city and was owned
by Jesse Hoyt & Co., Of New York who
bought 1t a few days ago at public sale
on the foreclosure OF mortgage held by
them on Il and other elevators ol Mum &
Scott. The price paid for 1t was $75, 900,
but this Is regarded as more than It's
value. There were 10000 bushels oi
corn and 5000 bushels oI oats in the ell
evator, the value Of which was about
$4,000. The grain was all insured, but
In what companies cannot at present be
learned. The building was insured ior
$4,000, which Is about half Its value,
Amessenger OF the American Express
Company, whose name Is at present sup
pressed by, the company, was arrested
yesterday at Davenport, Iowa, with about
$50 900 ip money and jewels which had
been entrusted 10 his care and which he
had concluded TO appropriate to his own
use, He was brought here and lodged il
fau
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DETROIT.
Railroad Officers Found Guilty by Il
CorOeeI'S Jury,

DETROIT, Sept. G.-The coronet's jury
at Muir on the D. Il H. Railroad disaster
finds VIM. Brown, a brakeman OF the ex.
press train, criminaIlY guilty OF disobey'
Ing the orders oi Conductor Knoll, TO go
back farther " warn the freight train
1t also llnds Conductor Sheran, Engineer
Montreal, Brakemen Colney and Law, Of
the freight traip, guilty OF criminal neg.
ligence; the engineer Tor running al o
greater speed than the rules Of the Com
pany allow, tho conductor for not having
The brakemCn at their posts, and the
brakCmen for not being at their posts.
The men arc all in custody except Brown,
who is In Canada.
A MAN poIsoNs his MOTHER IN LAW AND
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Edward Moore, arrested at Oswego on
the 1lth ult., charged with poisoning his
mother.in. law, Mrs. Wurdenberg. causing
her death, committed suicide In the coun.
ty Jail, at Crunna, last night.
A portion Of tho roof OF the new round
house OF the NJ. 4 @. Railroad. at Detroit
Junction, ieL, instantly killing j. ].
Scwartz and 6. Mauk, and fatally inIur.
ing ThOs DolGu.
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ToLEDo, Sept 0-Flonr-Quiel and nL.
changed. Wheat-Dnlla and pricCs droop.
ipg; No. 1 wbiLe Wabash 81 s5; M I
white Michigan 81 %; amber Michigan
spot 81 A; seller September 81 4Gi; seller
October 81 As; No. 1red 81 81, No. 9 do ,
spot 81 45i; seller september 81 40, Beller
October 81 4Gi; No. 9 red q 49,; releciGd
81 25; No. 9 amber Illinois 81 55al 5O; No
q do, Michigan 81 45. Corn-Du!l aud
prices have declined; high mixed spot and
seller September SOC; seller October oOtc;
velIow !Iic: white J9tc. OatS-lc higher
10 /. 3sIc; No, 9 spot SgaaCic,
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SALT LAKE CITY.
Arrival Of Yale College Explorers
Fight with Observation-Disclosures
RnIh ON EhmblRTS.

Raid on GamDIetSs
SALT LAKE, Sep. GA portion Of the
Yale College scientific expedition arrived
here from Wyoming Territory, and will
examine tho leading mining districts.
The party had prolonged and severe
combat with grizzly bear in Montana
After many narrow escapes, and serious
injury to the guide, the bear was finally
killed.
Brigham Young aud party returned
IRON Soda Springs, Idaho, to-day, with
improved health.
Chas, W. Merrill, while administering
yapor bath 10 Brigham Young yester-
DAY, was fatally injured by the explosion
OF u lamp. lie was dreadIully burned
Ills skin dropping oil. His patient broke
away and jumped nude through a win
dow 10 the ground, and was slightly in
jurCd,
The city police gathered In 81 600 in a
raid on tho gamblers yesterday. Blood
shcd is expected, rs the inIormCr was
gambler.