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Coalfera Of the Pacific Coast.

J. Begg, of Gilioy, has been making
q collection of the different conifera of
this coast, for the Centennial Exhibi-
tion at. Philadelphia. He has already
been at that work for several months,
and collected over $500 specimens.
He intends making rustic structure
thirty-five feet high and twenty-five
feet in diameter. The base will be
octagon in shape, with arches twelve
to fourteen feet high, and decorated
with the cones and foliage of the difer-
ent species of evergreen trees, forming
an entirely unique exhibit--different
from anything ever presented to the
world before. The base of the structure
will be repository for'the exhibition
of California fruit. He has correspond
ents collecting in various parts of the
coast. The captain of the Alaska Fur
Company's vessel cruising in the North
Ocean and the Aleutian Islands, has
promised to make a collection, and
gentlemen interested in the matter in
Alaska and British Columbia, are
also assisting. Mr.. b. would be glad
if anyone having fine specimens of
cones, or being in vicinity where
them to him, care of w. j. Turnbull,
Sansome street, San Francisco, as he
is desirous of having all the varieties
found on the Pacific Coast included in
his collection He intends to exhibit
a model of his cone pyramid at the
Mechanics Fair, which will, we pre-
dict, be one of the most original and
attractive objects in the exhibition.
We hope his efforts will be generously
seconded.
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San Diego Items.
[From the Union, 25th inst.


The work of surveying the gulf and
coast of Lower California has been
completed, and the Narragansett is
now en- route for San Francisco,
though she may be detained at La
PaZ, In consequence of the revolution
there. The Narragansett has been
engaged upon this survey for over a
year, and Commander Dewey reports
that the work has been very salts
factory.
[From the Union 26th inst.
A Washington dispatch of June q
says: By decision Of the Land Office
to-day, the Mission lands of San Di-
ego are confirmed to Santiago Argu-
clio. The survey sent by the United
States Surveyor General is rejected,
and new surveys are ordered to be
made within the following boundaries
On the North, the Canada; Clemente,
including said Canada; on the South
east, the Rancho Jamache; on the
Southwest, the Canada St, Georges,
including said Canada, and on the
South the Para Point; on the East,
the prese Mt survey of the rancho.
S. w. Craigue, of the Horton House,
came down from Los Angeles yester-
day, we'll, hearty and jolly as usual.
He reports times lively up above.
Mr.. d. Wallach lately sent q five.
gallon keg of olives to o relative in
| New York, and was advised by yes
terday's mail that the freight bill
thereon was 81 80! the expectation of
olives under the present railway tar
iff'is likely to be somewhat limited.
From the Union 9th inst.
Mr.. A. R. Gunnison, General Agent
of the California Insurance Company,
visited San Diego on Friday in the
course of his tour of the State. His
friends in the city were glad to see
him.
We regret to chronicle an occur
renee yesterday afternoon, which, but
for the interposition of merciful prov
| idence, might have proved shocking
tragedy. Some difficulty had arisen
In the forenoon at the Court House
between Mr.. VIM. Gregg and c. p.
Taggart, Esq, concerning law mat
| tiers; but bystanders interfered and it
was supposed the affair was ended.
About four o'clock, however, as Tag
CART was driving homeward along ID
street, Gregg appeared near the cor
ner of Fifth and fired upon him, some
witnesses of the affair say twice, and
others, three times, in rapid success
sion. Taggart returned the fire from
his buggy, wounding Gregg in the
right side above the hip. The latter,
it is stated, fired twice more without
effect, when Under Sheriff Miller
reached the spot and walked with the
| Wounded man to the Office of Colonel
Bradt, where he was attended by Drs.
Remondino and Stockton. 1t was
found that the wound was not of a
serious nature, the ball having glanced
around beneath the skin instead OF
penetrating the body. DR.. r. report
Ell his patient in an easy condition
last night.
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d. q. HOFFMAN, M. D.,

nHYslCIAN, SURGEON and ACCOuCH-
eur Dr. II. makes Gynecological sur
gerry a Specially. Office and residence, rooms
No ana 4, Downey Block. o.,ss,,
DR.. W. +. Edgar and Dr. ]. p. Widney,
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TOWARD LOS ANGELES:

CON STEAMER DAYS.
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
lnington will be varied so as to connect with
steamer.
Trains are run by the time of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
ap23-tf-l0 K. f. HEWITT. Supt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. s. RUMBLE. ERICH G. GAERTNER.
RUMBLE & CAERTNER.

OWL AND MINING ENGINEERS AND
~ Assayers. Office, Room Is Downey Block,
Los Angeles.
References-Col. Baker, Gov. Downey, ]. w.
Gillette, and others. ap24 IF
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PHYSICIANS AND URG EONS.
K. D. WISE. M. D.,

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. once
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. oilce
hours, from to l01a A. M, ana from "a W
p. NJ.
Obstetrics & Diseases Of Women Specially.
my7-Iy-l5
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nzs srAMAXEY & ROSS,
OR. w. HAzEETINE,

rYHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 81 AM
SA Main ireet. Hhyif u
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xENTIST-CORNER SPRING AND TEN
pie streets opposite Temples bank|'
Los Angeles J"oo "a
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LINES OF TRAVEL.
= Il e A M Il n ..
CH A N CE OF TIM E.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On and after Tuesday, June I'D, and unit
further notice, trains will run every day u
follows:
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FRED. EuPARAT, M. D.,

why ltI IN A.ND SURGEON. SPECIAL
IT, disc ses al - idrcn.
OFFICE oyer Iieinzman's Drug store
Main street myl9tf
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Steamship Collision.

GALVESTON, November 16.-A collision
occurred between the steamships Clyd,
and Morgan OIL the lower bay, At 8 O'Clock
this evening. The Clyde is at the whar
with her bow torn out, but her cargo Il
reported uniniured. The Morgan wal
put into abatt her paddles; her freight Il
reported injured, but 10 what extent il
unknown. She anchored out near tht
Point. Tho vessels were passing In oppo
site directions. The collision IA supposed
to have been caused by the stiff nOrthel
blowing. No lives were lost.
GALVESTON, November 1913 r. NJ
The collision between the Clyde ant
Morgan ia more serious than at first re
ported. The Clyde had her bow stove il
10 the waters edge and Ia reported leak.
Ing. The Morgan was cut down TO III,
water line abafl her wheel house, and heI
wheel disturbed. The tug boat Lanra Il
lying along side 10 render assistance. II Il
stated that The accident was caused by tht
signals not being understood.
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CHICAGO, November l6.--Tho state
ments made in special dispatches from
this city to the New York Times ant
other papers, that the grand jury inves
tigating the ring frauds had considered
the propriety Of indicting the Hon. G. B
FarwelI, or that any evidence was pro
duced showing any connection Of thai
gentleman, directly or indirectly, with
the rings and whisky business, or thai
checks, notes and other paper Of u distil
lery firm were held by the house Of ]. V
Farwell & Co., are absolutely false, and
are regarded here by all good citizens ai
absurd. No one ehtertains a suspicion
that Mr.. Farwel ever had any connec.
tion in any firm with anybody engaged
in the whisky business, and these storiet
have been invented and circulated fol
malicious purposes. Mr.. Farwell is The
active manager Of the wholesale dry
goods house Of J. V. Farwell & Co., anC
his large income from legitimate bust
ness and prominent soCiul standing place
him above temptation and suspicion
The persons and firms indicted and pro
ceeded against here have beeM mentioned
in these dispatches. The Information
being derived from official sources, any
thing else Is purely sensational.
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THEwALKISa MATCH.
MIIT1y In Allegheny PeaIIsnIIa-

PITTSBURGH, PA, November 16.-Fiye
OF the prisoners confined In the Western
penitentiary, three COlored and two
white, broke out in an open venting this
afternoon, and with haiches and iron
bars attacked Mr.. Charles Weaver, the
contractor under whose supervision they
were working, WeavCrwhO was unarmed,
was driven into acorner and badly beaten
and would undoubtedly have been killed
but for the opportune arrival Of the depu-
ty warden, who confronted the prisoners
with revolver and forced them to relln-
quish their victim, The five prisoners
were then ironed and placed In the dun
geOns. The trouble occurred In the whip
factory, in which about 90 COnvicts arc
employed,
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ReductIon OI' NYnges.

FALL RIVER, November l6.-owing
to fall off in print cloths Of nearly one
cent per yard since September 8, the man.
ufacturers Of this city have appointed a
commission TO visit England and make
arrangements for the expectation for Fall
River fabrics, to that country. AT their
meeting to-day another reduction Of ten
per cent in wages was voted, to take effect
on the first Monday in December, reach
ing oil classes-irom the Superintondents
to The operatives generally,
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ST.. PETERSBURG, November l6.-The
Official Gd'cile has the following: "Eu.
rope was never in more favorable posi-.
tlon than now for peaceful settlement
Of any difficult question. The three power.
iul EmperOrs are striving, assisted by
other powers, to arrive at peaceful 80.
luton Of the Herzegovina trouble, and
the peace Of Europe is firmly established
in mutual confidence and good under.
standing Of the powers, and no danger Of
its disturbance exists.
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Billiard Tournament

NEW YORK, November 1B-The third
and fourth games in the billiard tourna.
ment were played this afternoon. The
fifst game was between George +. Slos.
son, Of Chicago, and William Sexton, oI
New York, this being Sections first game
in public as a professional. The game
was won by Sexton in the oath inning
slosson having scored 232; winners av,
erage 12I; Sloson's o 2.3; seXton's high
eat run Al; Sloson's 81. The next game
was between Joe Dion and Maurice Da
ley, and was won by Dion in the 3lst in
ming, Daley having scored 292; winner't
average Q 2l.3l; losers Q 2.3l; Dion't
hirheSl run 81; DAleYA 81.
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 10. - A
smart shock Of earthquake was ielt here
at 1856 this evening, vibrating east and
west. No damage reported.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1G.-A dis,
patch from TuScOn, Arizona, reports d
light between The RevolutioniSts and Gov.
eFnment troops near Altar Sonora; and
the latter defeated with six killed, a mum.
Der wounded and taken prisoners.
Dispatches from several points in
Southern California and Arizona, report
smart shocks Of earthquake at 2:3C
o'clock this morning.
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Are the Employer ana snipIOyC
Again United

FilItOfy OF tho IUtelllnpncrf.
I. /, n,n liule sin,,,,. lin, ,vo finn,
M u nOt bii ii,.iS S,g I.nguIur ',Int t, wy ,,nu
didaic I for United States Ser Senator FIs her II" in
,Lo In1is Isimye9 @ AMI ia i, % mi ,i,V V' ro,b,
sr ' Sin9niSt IN Gpd thiS NsrS"r"SC "y, '1C VIM
ir- ,bs S"s, vSar Lns haor LcIcbiHS fcttI
III, III ,hropinn;nrS and rorsScv,io"s i6rorSi,
I;S NJ ChStls.tGn ISyrisrNiLis man WIN
"avi,i @ mi In h;s hSSrt corcn;vc II Mnr;sL,
mont. ] @ sOsoro ~, SnnHah fos Wbooi;n" "nJ
IL. EitSt bistriCtEis Il nv, I imStiTs
soIh0s I .;rguiNs IL n Gnj ihiS ;,i;v;,iini n
SO,n. si i, liz P.,i',.s " "i;t"s;ni @ nln;sS H. H.
hc % ,hs Usmrioye1 n, ii;SsnJ If ,hn S,otn'
"Nj Joo, bn tscc;vo HSS5G Uer W 'r wnHiSb
Gr @ so much n liz lima a. h6 no, 'Icvn,O
IN ~ tho alice alice Whilc lie ter;sloi,,te il in
SOss;onS itow il II ,LH5 LS ,bs man
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Missionary business 900 De.
inultpr.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1G.-The
Episcopal Board OF Missions, now in Ees.
sion in this city, were busy to-day dis.
cussing pleas for bringing the negro race
within as part Of the church. The Board
seems to think the Catholic Church is in
a fair way to do this, and should the
Protestant denominations wish TO succeed
in that regard, immediate action Is neces.
sary.
The firm Of Joseph Mitchell & Co.,
boiler makers, have discovered a deficit
Of $4,000 in the accounts Of Wm. A. Bor.
den, confidential clerk. Borden has been
stealing for four years. ltis charged and
said 10 have been lost nj the card table.
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To amend and re,enaCt Sec. Of Chap. 70
Of the Code. Referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary,
81. D. %: To appoint joint committee
to visit the Penttentiary, Laid on the
table.
S. J. B. %: To authorize the appoint.
ment Of joint committee to codiiy the
present statute laws. Laid on the table.
s. b. l5O: To authorize the Auditor to
pay the expenses incurred in the pursuit
and apprehension Of the Huntington Bank
robbers. Laid on the table.
LIB. 1853: To amend and re.euact Sec, {
of Chap, 90 OF the Acts Of 1928, Ordered
to second reading.
On motion Of Mr., Dennis, OF Greenbrier
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow al
az o'clock =, N,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November l6.-Mr. Kreis-
man, the Consul General Of the United
States, Of this city, has sent telegraphic
dispatch to Colonel FOrney denying the
alleged Indifference Of Germany TO the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia,
The members Of the Imperial Commits.
sion say that Germany is as active and
well disposed as ever in the matter.
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Weather IIenOrt.



For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
rising and high barometer, fresh ant
brisk northeast 10 northwest winds, de
Cidedly cold and clear weather.
For Tennessee, Ohio Valley and LAX,
region, rising and stationary barometer
north and west winds, diminishing II
force, decidedly cold and clear weather
except snow In The Lower Lake region.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, a stationary and fall
Ing barometer, westerly winds backing tt
southerly, slowly rising temperature
but continued cold and clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, 4
rising barometer, brisk and high north tC
west winds, decidedly cold and clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
For the New York Canal Region, tenn
perature considerably below, and freezing
Wednesday night.
CautionGry signals continue alont
Lakes Erie and Ontario and on the New
England coast and North Carolini
cOnst.
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INDIA.

BoMnAY, November 49, His Royal
Highness, Prince Of Wales, has returned
to this city. His future movements are
still undecided. 1t Is probable hOwoveI
that he will make the trip to Ceylon
much earlier than he anticipated, and
Seraphis will go Calcutta. One Of the
objects Of tho visit to Ceylon will be to
enjoy the sport Of elephant hunting.
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TURKEY.

CETIGNE, November l6.-The victory
was gained by the Insurgents, at Gatscka,
and Is Of more importance than at first
reported. The Insurgents came off with
loss Of only fiityseven killed, including
one chief and six officers, and ninety.six
wounded. They captured a provision
train, fifty tons Of ammunition and 300
rifles.
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Minor kilograms.

B. =. Phillips, prominent South
Adams, Mass, wool manufacturer, has
failed, Liabilities not given,
Two green sailors were drowned of
Port Stanley on Monday last, by being
swept from the lb boom Of vessel by
the waves.
CLEVELAND, November lO.-Richard
DOCkstader, n clerk In the pOstoflice, was
arrested yesterday on charge Of robbing
the mails. Eleven letters were found on
his person addressed to parties In Cleve.
land,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
RumOrs OF Peace.

MADRID, November l6.-Gen, Zebbiri,
Aid-de.Camp Of Don Carlos, has arrived
at Oars from Durango, where the CarlisI
war delegation is sitting. He was the
bearer OF a letter from Don Carlos to
King Alfonso, which was delivered to
General Quesada. An Aid-de.Camp OF
the latter has been dispatched with a let
ter on an express train for Madrid. The
funds have risen in consequence Of the
rumOrs favorable to peace,
Spain,s reply TO the United States has
been delivered to Minister Gushing.
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sr. PAUL, November lG.-The official
returns from all the counties Of the State
give John $. Pillsbury, Republican, for
Governor, / 800 majority. This Is The
largest majority Of any candidate on the
State ticket. The lowest is Gordon, for
State Treasurer, whose majority Il s..
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PHILADELPHIA, November iO.-The
mandamus asked for by the Park Com.
missiOners to compel the City Council to
appropriate 81 100000 Tor the park, has
been refused.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., November TO-
Orders have been received at the Navy
Yard to fit out the United States steam.
ship Marion for sea by December lat. An
extra force Of workmen will be taken on
Tomorrow.
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Nniclhe.

Sr.LouIs, November 16.-Paul Wright
Of the firm Of Wright, Dyrus 4 Co., com
mission merchants Of this city, shot and
killed himself at his Office on Commercial
street about s o'clock this morning. NJ
cause has yet been assigned for the act,
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ITALY.


ROME, November 1G.-Thc King to.
day issued 4 decree granting the subsidy
Of 100000 llers to the Italian Commission
in connection with the United States Cen.
tennial Exhibition.
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BosroS, November lG.-orrin Mar.
shall, who shot his wife al sloughton last
week, was found dead this morning al
No. SO Pleasant street, Boston, The wife
is not dead yet,
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PIrsBuRuH, November Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-Dull; shelled 8Sa
6jc; old ear O5a68c; new ear 46a52c. Pc.
troIeum-Quiet; crude 81 46t at Par.
ker'si refined 1870 for Philadelphia
delivery.
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a LADY, whose residence is in New lIn.
W. ,'", recently went to = foreign county
", 'ne purpose Of obtaining and bringing
S.nG S. the remains Of her husband. who
t".. Su ..I Gled there. She Is expected 10 re-
ou. cT,0 ", !ni' week, and brings two husbands,
V"e living and one dead,
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WHEELING, November 10, 1870.
DEAR SGR:-ln reply to your comnin.
nication Of this date asking II you evet
applied to me for an additional certificate
for mileage, or for the balance over and
above the $50 40 given in warrant No
l0l which was allowed you by tho Com.
mittee on Election and Privileges, viz
for $40 miles $84 90. | have TO say in.
fer not, for zee no good reason why
should have refused to grant the warrant
for what the committee had allowed you
Though you have received warrant No
104 for $50 40, the balance Of the $Sl 0C
mileage, viz: 1888 90 still stands TO your
credit on my books. | could moi
eQualize yonr mileage with that oI
your colleague Mr.. Carlile in any other
manner than by Issuing you an additional
warrant for the amount which still stand'
to your credit oil my books. My Office
being strictly disbursing office, II was
impossible for me In nny case TO net as d
receiver hence could not comply with
Mr.. Carlile's request to receive the
amount which he had drawn in excess OI
the amount which you had ddrawn on mile
age account. Mr. Carlile was anxious Ia
have this matter 40 adjusted MS to have the
mileage equal, and suggested that | should
deduct the difference from his per diem
This | considered beyond my province
and was compelled to refuse. | have the
honor tobC Very respectfully,
WI. MoFFAT,
.ycrQeanL.ai.Arms HOnM Of DeLeaales.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
The Second COmptrOlIer's Re-
port,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., November 10
DR., Brodhead, Second Comptroller OF the
Treasury, has completed his report. II
makes no reference 10 the reports charg'
ing neglect or improper conduct in office
regarding the Witowski and Fort Sugg
cases. The Comptroller is under the I'M
preston that tic evidence is strongly
against the justice Of allowances in these
cases, but admits that positive proof oi
fraud has not yet been adduCed. 1t is
believed that the committee appointed
to investigate the affair will begin work
Immediately.
NOT To RESIGN,
Treasurer New said to-day he had con.
cluded not to resign, having received u
letter from Mr., English, President OF the
bank at indianapolis, in which Mr.. New
is interested, announcing that gentleman
to be in improved health,
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
DR.. Baxter hopes that the numerous
friends Of Vice President Wilson will re.
irain from writing letters md give his
distinguished patient rest, Mr.. Wilson
insists upon reading all letters received,
having sat up eight hours yesterday, Mr.,
Wilson did not rest as well last night as
heretofore, and is somewhat more nervous
this morning.
NO CHANGE TO he MADE.
Postmaster Jewell and Treasurer New
assert positively that the President has
not minated to either Of them that n
change in the Postmaster Gcneralship Is
contemplated,
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w, DuJi.h this morning the remarks
.rNr Garlic, Of Harrison, upon what he
J,,,.ngltbcuuiair course pursued towards
him. Dy hi, colleague, Mr.. West, in the
n,,,.r Of their respective claims for
niIe,g, from Clarksbnrg TO Charleston
Ia, winter. In connection Herewith We
,I.o p4bli.h the fact that Mr. West yes
,,lar in hi. place denied the allegations
nj. colleague, and in support OF his
,,i,ion .cnt to the Clerks desk and had
,,l vrain correspondence, The status
ofbe two gentlemen is a matter of con
,,I.,,,ion for the body Of which they are
u,nler., and ior the present we waive all
omnepl on the matter in controversy.
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Fire IN NnItLake CITY.

SALT LAKE, November 1G.-lTnmey's
bank building, formerly occupied by The
First National Bank and at pfeseut occu.
pied by the Desert National bank, was
destroyed by fire last night. The instr.
ahce il between $50, 900 and 100000. Wal.
ler's jewelry store and SeigclS clothing
store adjoining we're also destroyed. The
loss is nearly covered by insurance.
BRIGHAM YOUNG
will be taken before Chief Justice Waite
tomorrow on n writ Of habeas corpus.
Eighteen Mormons living at franklin,
Idaho, have been indicted for polygamy.
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ENGLAND.
. BiEnIaFCk"VOn AFnim Not 10 BE
Prosecuted Further.

LONDON, November II, IA. MA dis
patch from Berlin reports that Prince
Bismarck has arrived in that city.
There will be no fresh prosecution
against Count Won Arnim.