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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16


OHlTt AEv.-On Monday, Sept 9th,
1870, Fro-lhu,y lost another of It's oldest
cjtiz,n,-ouc who. wears AGO, was oHc OF
it, stuunvlcsl. most solid m,u- Nose,
Wu'r
lie vas lorn near Nj, Vernon, Ohio,
Nuy>ultr l"tb, tNlG. and VS., therefore,
- y,ag~. 10 months and 10 Days ed He
came 'a Flo>,'ur- Whtu Il cL;.d, .,,a, UP,
Tie leading stou,mo.on OF tic town, he
ia'ns li,d The foundations otmany of our
O., 'r~' buildings. il WAS It prominent
"l@n politically and socially, and III al tie
ntiLcgogs relations Which lie sustained lie
We I':sat,'ed Us one Of tie so'ndcst .iudS
nrut and honesty, and lis business career
verified tn" business of tie rstmat"
In 1893 hc Was deputy sheriff under
f.., 'ic,.,,,,.,., of five rr,,.,i,,r., ,;,.,,. E,
. =. "rH"@ n Which ',oa''s9'1 IN
tnnSr days. tie married carly and was
,cil ii w;,lovara ut tie are Of tWcntv-;hrcc
with two ;l.anl daughters. enc OF these
a;,l some years ago-'he otl,cr-Mrs c.
Ii. Walhcr-sr,ivca him. These children
!p loved t,ndcrlv, and they, in turn, sns-
tanned and comtoncd his growing age and
iniir.a.ties with the most assiduous dcvo-
ton. Ills affections began EIGHT wears AFRO,
tie mos, cf which rcriod he was utterly
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. ,..,'',.n,. ~ NJ. yy.n.ar,. 4,,,il,h o ,,,..
:, , ro,rr..s nur,, lis " ii. dgunitrr's
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16

.PAYfor your paper this eeek, and keep it
going. We will think so much better
of each other by so doing, and it will do the
paper so much good.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
ALLEGANY COUNTY, That at the cleo
ton To he held at the usual place of holding
elections in the several districts in said
county on
Tuesday after the First Monday,
Being the % DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1919,
Between the hours of 8 o'clock n. m and 6
O'Clock p. m, in addition to the election of
officers named in previous Proclamation,
there will he elected one y person to serve as
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16

orc L II going to pay for the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16

Don't forget the Voting Contest adver-
lised in this paper Both candidates are
popular gentlemen and spirited time is
anticipated Then there are the oysters
fresh, and served in any style you want.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16

4 OMITTED to the Registration Books
=. \ of District No II, (Frostburg) nj the
Registration Of Voters held oct 4th, 9Th.
and 9Th 1919:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS

"a political bugaboo" is what The PhHade'-
Min Press calls the Mysterious Pilgrims Club For STUFF
anr balloboxes plunderns taxpayers, aud generaldcv
iltry II is certainly the most lively bucaboo the world
ever saw We hope the Phladelphians don't intend TO
exhibit It at the Centennial next year.
Gov. Hartranft may congratulate himself on
nj. sueoess in dodgng the currency question. He has
rayersed the state from end to ond speaking in every
town he came and has once explained or even
hiped a his views the leading issue In the campaign
And yet people talk of his soldior-ke franknessl
Treasurer Mackey 'sbanking institution in Phil
adelpha said to caledhe Peoples Bank because 1t is
run chiefly with the peoples money. According to an
abstract from the books prepared by
III, Lancaster Integcncc about 100000 is the aver
age amount Of State funds ON deposit there
Judge Pershing is a remarkably quiet candi-
date He has not said word in public since his noinna-
ton nor written anything publication besides his let
ter OF acceptance and believe no newspaper repre-
sentatives except THE TRnUNE's corresponden has
snocscded in getting him 10 express himself on the issues
al the
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCHR,
WAsnIyGTDS, ID. C., Monday. Nov. |, 1901 a m
Synopsis for the pdst "a hours
The pressure is falling over the upper lakes
and thence Missouri witn southwest TO southeast
winds and clear partly cloudy weather a. -
Rising barometer, northwest winds and falline tem-
peratire prevail over the lower lakes and the Atlantic
States, with clear weather In the latter and cloudy
weather and occasional in the former.
High pressure, low temperature. clear weather ana
southery winds prevail from the Ohio Valley 10 tho
Gulf.
The fivCrs remain unchanged
PrObGbiIihes.
For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys falling barometer, warmer sout-west
to southeast winds, and partly cloudy weather. with
occasional rain in tine two first.
For the Ohio Valley and thence TO the cur coast
slowly falling barometer southwest 20 southeast wnd-
warmer, clear partly cloudy weather.
For The I0ceF takes and atlantic states rising OIT0neter
northwest IN sOuth-rest UindS Ow femperdfTe clearing
and ctear ceder J0!iocd by JGling barometer OH Me
lOirer dkes. ,
Cauionary signals continue on Lakes Erie and Ontario
and on the Atlantic from Cane ay aud EastpOrt
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE WIFE or 4 MURDERED MN
PROTESTS.
A REMARKABLE CARD.


To the EditOr OF The IrtoHne.
SIR: The memory of my own loss forces
strongly than perhaps upon others the prodig0us
efforts being made by Mr. Phelps to convict murder
Ny attention has been called particularly 10 the
trial of the man who killed Mr.. Noe. and that great
credit is given 10 Mr. Phelps for being earnest in his
prosecution. / wonder If 1t occurs to him how he
treated the man who murdered my husDaudi My hus
band was murdered by man named Cunningham in
March last. 1t with great difficulty ]
cOuld get the detective from tho Distrct-At-
tOrncy's Office to arrest the murderer at
all for he was backed by rich liquor
dealers. lie finally indicted. saw Mr. Phelps and
he promised o do every thing he could My lawyer went
with me bis Office ani Mr. Clark, and told him
let know when the would DO tried and would
bring my witnesses This done twice After all, Mr.
Phelps allowed his Lyons to try the when none
81 my witnesses there and OF course Cunningham
was acquitted l know ought not TO be excited, but
should forgive my enemies bat cannot help thinking
II my husband had been rich Mr. Noe, and it had
been nearly election time, his death would have been
avenged. MRS. CARRIE MCCARTHY.
No loj Last Nineieenn-s'., ". J., Oct. 80, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE LOCAL CANDIDATES.


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New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
ENTERTAINMENTS TONIGHT.

Mr.. Booth, at the Fifth Avenue Theater, viii
tonight act Rieheiea Miss Julia Mathews viii begin al
engagement at the Lasc Theatcr An unknown actress
Miss Helen HOughon, viii make ber fret appearance
the New York stage. at the Bowery Theater IN play
her own composition based on Mss BraddODs novel Of
"a Strange World" The Mexican Juvenile Opera Com
psuy will appear at the I Theater. and sing La
Grande Duchesse" New features viii be introduced into
tie variety programme ia the Olympic Thester. The
Colosseum viii be reopencd with an exhibition OF the
Prussan siege Of Paris "Lcd Astray" will be repeated
at the Union Square Theater," "The Overland Route,
al Wallacks Theatcr, and The Mighty Dollar, at the
Park Theaier. Changes Of bill will be effected at Tony
Pastors Theater, the san Francisco Minstrel Opera
House Josh Hart's Theacr Comique, and y. W. Hitch
cocks Third Avenue Tbeater
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
coyFLAGRArroN Ar QUEENS, L. l.

About 1870 D. IN. on Friday fire was dis
covered in The timber shed attached 10 the carriage man
ufactory of Thomas Castcr at Queens, L. l. "Heh Hs'
seen the fire had evidently been burning ony
few momeuts but the strong southeast wind famed
the flames which spread with Epidy to the factory
LARGE buildineiu which tie blacksmith paint ana
wbcclwrcht shops and The repository for finished WORK
Th- department filled with new WORK. ana w Tue
factory were several wagons few Of which were saved
the building and almost its entire contents f p.,nS
DESTROYED From the factory the hdmtS c9luinunl-
coted with the dwelling. saloon, and bakery oi
Charles Schmidt, which, together with BIS bdrI'
were totally destroyed. Three tenement houses au
ioning owned by Mr. Caiser were also DESTROYED WIN
a tenement owned by BENJAMIN Lane, ana the hOfse,
sbcd attached 10 hs hotel The hotel Itself was several
fines ou lire. hut was saved by hremen nom Jaihslcd
The dwcllng-houses Of John Henderson ana MIS- Neat
were next DESTROY and here the progress {" e ne
was finally STAYED. The total loss IS about T'OOoy Mi
Cal.fcrs los is 100000 on building ana 'tock it hao
ONLY ~ 900 or 5000 insurance. Mr. echmidt ioss Oh
budlugs and stock -, 900: partially nued MI non
lrsou- loss on house and furniture + $500; that of Ihc
Brush estate - 600, and Mr.. Lanes about 800 IN,
budluts burned composed nearly the ehfc hhlhl' anu
tbe ire was no doub; the work OF au lnccndilry.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shin Ne.rs see Third Paqe.l


ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. 81,
steamship City OF Berlin ur Kennedy Liverpool oct H.
via Queenstown I'D with mdse and pass TO John O. Dae.
10Th with nise. and pass TO Chas L. Wright 4 Co. .
Steamship Manhattan, McKee Norfolk with cotton &C. to
steamship souts Car6na Nickerson Chester in bal
Stesmsip isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc and pass to od Dominion steamehL GO o.
steamship Albemare, Kelley, Lewes with mdse to Ola DO
sisamS6p Hafteras Maet Norfolk with cotton to Old
steamship John GOson, Winters Georgetown, D. G., and
Alexandria, with mdse. aud pass TO j. g KENYON ,o .,
Lizzie Merry (of POrtland Lawrence, Prosreso II
scir j. c. Nash, Crowley Brunswick. Ca, days with
schr Basaduce of Castinc Cox Milk River Yam, 20 days.
schr Lizzie lane West BucEvire, with lumber.
sCHOOsERs-EigER AND CoAsTWIsE
nets G GG2s HGGS s Helen Augusta Pors"d Ct
Il. T.. Pettingill Boston. Lizzie Vincent, Boston.
c. T. Pogers, Newburyport Gen Hul' Nor"lch'
SAILED
Rotterdam Colombo Hull; Ashland. for savannah Reg
uato for Wilmington; ship Iherese for Noble Dlrks Heo
Viguo for liverpool; schiller; tor Bremen Victoria
tor Cork nperaor, or waterfront Ehzi Barse or BERN %
MEMORANDA.
Bark Belgium (of Windsor, n. -, Mosher from Bremen
which 9th and anchored at SANDY HOOK was to"od
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON. Oct 90-Arriyed steamship city OF Austin
from Sew YORK Cleared steamship George clyde Tor Ne"
York oarks sabine for yern9o Hans or Bremen t
sailed H. q. shepherd. for Ne"-fork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 3O-Saied for the United states Peabody.
inds chaisze city Of Monirea Souvenir Limerick Las,
shasta and Mary a. ITa1e,s On aiSe nv & P uoi on ' . zsu ,,
riycd the 30th INST, Tals man. Johann ihem last
DgoyacAi, and Angelina.
PROyIUfNCE II. l., Oct. 3l.-lhe schr Mary =. MclIae
Baltimore for YORK, Is on rock on e0IOcoaIs
The have been saved
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
GOOD MEN TO ELECT.

James w. Gerard. who is running Ill the
With Senatorial District far better man than voters
generally &c. a chance 10 cast their ballots Tor Mon
heimer his principal opponent, is uniruStworthy, ana
Gerard's election ought TO be Paoeu pc9On" F'i""''"
ture.
In the IXth Assembly District DIR. Benjamin
r yosburgh seems TO he the best candidate lie is
practicine physician and man OF excellent standing
He is graduate Of Union College and came 10 Ne"horA
from Kinderhook. He has not been known rs pohti-
cian and is of better class of men than many o 'he
candidates for such Offices in that section OF the cy
L. Bradford Prince has been a representative
40 long from Queens County and has been returned so
heartily by constituents of all shades of political fath,
that it seems strange find him running for Senator ana
having something Of a contest. We believe no man mas
ever brcathed word against the purity OF his egsa-
tive record He has been singulary industrious ana
constituents lie deserves the promotion to the senate
and will doubtless gct IL.
There are no better nominations on any ot the
tickets than those D. C. Calvin for Surrogate and Peter
Il. Olney for Distrlct-Auomey. Calvin seems 10 nave
provoked no serious opposition while his standing AT the
bar ia thoroughly unexceptional, and his political record
ia that of progressive Democrat eager for the success
of the liberal candidates and platform in ls12. Ohey
has the warm recommendation Of genuine reformers Ike
Charles OCcnor He the law partner of Attorney
General Barlow, and has beeh pIoho"h''" 'H0N! VI
the Ring from the beginning
F. s StallkueCht, the Tammany candidate Tor
Judge of the Marine Court, is as good nomination as
any party in the city gave us. Mr. siakneeht Is
native of the Island of Fuen, Denmark He came to
this country when boy entered Harvard College where
he supported himself by his own eNertons out was orceu
10 leave during Junior year began life here rs clerk
in law office and has been an active lawyer for over
thirty years with large German practice His nomina-
lion ia indorsed by the Municipal Reform Association
by the Taxpayers Association ana Dy man! O'u0 U04
organizations.
I'm the With Senatorial District Mr.. Everett r.
wheeler ought by all to he elected He is an e1
eellent man. the son of Old and respected lawyer
graduate Of The Free Academy and himself lawyer In
GOOD standing He gains especial strength however
when the character OF his opponent is considered. Mt
Bixby who IS running against him. was the TOOL OF Judge
Cardozo aud the associate OF Gratz Nathan. a more
tborougbiy unsafe nomination could not he made
that more completely illustrates the character Of the
OHren and MOrrissey Democracy Tne only way TO de-
feat Bxv j. 10y ccCtiDg Wheeler and ON TINS point tnefe
sugh, "a be n I'D doubt.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

A fire, supposed to have originated from an
improperly protected stove, occurred about n M on
Saturday IN the two story wooden house at No. -
Breman-st near Adams st., Brooklyn, =. d., owned by
Charles Molr and occupied 10y Henry Meadach, pen
maker The building was damaged about ~ 600 ana
rs cnntuts to similar amount. The building - iu-
surcd In the Kings tpUnty Insurance Company, ana Ns
contents IN the GeImanla Insurance Company
About , a. III. yesterday fire occurred on
hoard the steam lighter Ajax, owned by Thompson
Brother and lying al the foot OF Joraemonst through
the ignition from the Of insult GENTLY protected
woodwork The lighter was damaged 1Dodi Nl,-'' ana
IA fully in~ir. q.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE IRE RECORD.
,rRGryrA crrY's WONDERFUL RECOVERY.

VIRGINIA CGTY's WONDERFUL RECONLll'
SAN FRAYCIsCo, Oct. 31.-A special dispatch
from Virginia CITY says the Gould curry company
began hosting yesterday Tor the Consolidated VIZ
,inia Ccrnauy and will hoist 200 IONS per day WORK
is going on at the Ophir shaft with great activity
Workmcn are putting tmbers into the SHAFT
which will be ready for the machinery by wednesday
next The cages have been raised irom the Consolidated
Virginia shaft Ii j. believed that in thTec "ee@r tlhle
fhe machinery will he ready and work VII he golhS on
again TGc water in the mines below the lDJQiOot e'f
il sfeadily going down. The Ophir Company nave ha,ic
,ranpemcuts with the ChO,atfotosi Company Tor thy
usa of The engines and ois;nS works OF TIE latei aihi
bcy will be pui in position at once II is c"nhdrhty
rxuected that the work OF hosting ore VIII oegih III
ahnut twenty days. M0ney-mcu ana stOch-
boidrrs here take cheerful view OF Inc
situ1tiOu Building j. gong ON lafiil}' inc
burned district il dotted with shdHties Work - plenty
wages are high, and people are recovering teli
spirits Keller is coming in freely ara ~ soon Is p,o-
visions aud money become plenty, no more al N n.y. no
needed The town will be a rght III week OF TWO. INC
Iiulue Mutual INSURANCE: Company o. ths cty says 10
osees are estimated at Si0J0OO ana tlHt 70 mas cdsh
Iyailahle TO pay IN iull. The Commercial lnsuiahc"
gn,iny of san Francisco fes 90 losses AZ To'OCO;
assets, -i7-OCO The relief movement Is sOlnS OIL
actively here
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
R1TLUAY INTERESTS.
THE REMOVAL OF 4 RECEIVER

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 31.-Mr. Garner, the
claimant OF the Atlanta and Richmond Airline Railroad
under specific SALE into the Superior Court yestcr
day Judge Hopkins presiding, and discaimed any title
to the same. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company pcti
toned to be made party the suit ana prayed that Mr.
Grant, who appointed by Judge Hopkins under
the Garner litigation, IA receiver, be retained In
that position The Court denied the petition and ordered
Nr. Grant 10 Nacdtc receiver AT once, but allowed
a reasonable time settle with connecting roads and
employees 1his action l. regarded certainly Installing
lhu II. Fisher OF Ncw-lork receiver under the
pontment OF Judge Wood Of the United States Court
ia December last upon the petition OF the OOnlhOders
The new receiver was In court
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
MERCHANTS on TIE SIDE OF REFORM.

4 card has been issued appealing to the
voters the state TO vote for the candidates for the
Offices Of Secretary OF State, Controller AtlorneyGen
era, Treasurer, and state Engineer nominated by the
Democratic party, the ony practical way of aiding
the of administrative reform now being carried
forward in this state" The card is signed by emil
ncnt firms doing business in this city; among Others
Brown Brothers a CO., Williams a Gu!Dni Phelps, Dodge
& Co.; David D0ws Co., Franklin Edison; IavgncI er,
EastNiCk d Co.; DIeXol, Morgan q Co.; Woodward,
E.tlaMu 4 %, and Carlos, CObb ~ %.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
RAISING CENTENNIAL FUNDS IN WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, W. T., Oct. 31.-The Centennial
meeting held the Opcrahouse last evening was de-
ced success. Gov John VI. Thayer presided. Speeches
were made by Cen James :. Brsbn, the Rev. Mr.. Con
bjck and Judge Carey Music was furnished by the Sd
Cavalry band and the Cheyenne Gec Cub. Al the close
OF the meeting Onc-fourh the quota of Centennial
sock assigned TO Wyoming Territory was taken.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
Special Aoiites.
tanfrrll,
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BOOTS AMI SHOES
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MAKER means OF recreation wishing you great
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tronage or Farmer. Ag ic uiiurists viii ind THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and enec'.'e INC
diun IL now reaches farmers and ose Of better
class any other weekly published Advertise
meniA secure proper classification should De aneih "a
OF before TUESDAY Of the weos Of issua
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THREE LARGE IOWA ROADS TO BE SOLD.

'-7T7T'
DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 31.-Judge Dillon
of the United Circuit Court has rendered decree
of foreclosure against the burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railroad and it, four branches for the sum OF
- and has ordered The sale OF said road at Cedar
Rapids. Iowa. next month. decree OF foreclosure for
~ 900 a-aisi the Davenport and st. Paul Railroad
Company. OF similar character also ordered, and
al,p "A decree foreclosure against the Iowa Central
Railroad Company Tor S5OOOOv0, containing like pro-
visions.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

HOLY TRINITY ORGAN CONCERTS.
On Wednesday afternoon, at the first OF Mr.
s. p warrens organ concerts he will play among other
things. Lszts great Prelude and Fugue on BAG H. and
Ritter's Fourth Organ Sonata, in major Mr. Warren
will have the assistance OF Miss Thursby the talented
young Soprano who will sing Come unto Him." from
the " Messiah" and 81 will Exto Thee" from Sir
Michael Costas Oratorio " ELL"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

At the first concert Of the Philharmonic So
ciety. which takes place the 18th inst, beside
Bulow's " Julius Caesar" Overture and the Eroica
Symphony. Nine. Fak-Auerbach, a well-known Balti-
moro pianist win play the Brahms Concerto, and
Chopin's panoforte compositions. wachtel vii.
also sing the great Aria from the second act Of Rigo-
btto usual tied In the Performance Of that opera,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE LETTER OF CREDIT FORGERIEs.
The examination of Edward Hall, charge

Ut 0NU
with attempting pass forged letters oi credit To the
tent of $4,000 on the Bank OF British North America,
was resumed Saturday before Commissioner Osborn.
Officers of that bank could not identify Hall the person
who offered the forged letters of credit and Mr. Barrett
counsel for the Brit s Government, failed 10 produce
man hy the OF Dixon, Hairs alleged partner Col
spencer moved the discharge O the accused, on
account OF failure To make against HIM. ANA
the Commissioner granted the motion.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

man Lppert, merchant tailors, has caused loss Of
$4,000; fully insured.
WESTCHEsTER, \. Y, Oct. 3l.-An inccndi-
airy destroyed the Pesby tcrian church ut this place
yesterday morning The loss about $4,000; partially
lLaI
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
SNOW on THE CATsKILLs.

PoCGHKEEP,IE, n. y, Oct. 31.-A heavy
rainstOrm occurred last night, followed by snow
squalls aud clearing weather The CatsLil Mountains
are covered with snow.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
JUDGMENT FOR cLrws & co.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 3l.-The Master i'll Chsn-
Gerry to whom was referred matters in controversy be-
tween Henry Clcws Co. and the Caricrsyille and Van
Vert Railroad Company, to the liability Of the latter
10 the former account OF bonds and money advanced
t,r the construction Of the road, reported that SlO7
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

faithful servant OF the lobby IN the laS' Assembly,
SsSe ID a bad year for the lobby.
Vote against William B. WOodin. The best
his can say him is that he has made good
recor-jn the ast years Think of veteran burglar
pleading that he hadn't cracked sale Tor week.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
HENRY TYSON RECEIVER OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 31.-Judgc Bond of the
United States Circuit Court appointed Henry Tyson Of
Baltimore permanent receiver OF the Chesapeake and
ONO Railroad yesterday. This decision is not yoraby
received here as SIR Tyson Represented only Sl20 900
of the fiist mortgage bonds, while the appoint cnt OF
Gen. Micknam receiver asked by the holders Of
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
ARREST OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Ice Boreman of the Third L. :. District

CONT in Utah. decided, Friday, that Brigham Young
should pay ~ 800 alimony to his WIFE, Ann Eliza Young
pending suit tor divorce Brigham Young arrested
10y United states Marshal, and viii be held until the
alinony and the costs OF th suit are paid.