LOCAL AND OTHER HATTERS MA liers FROM erom DAILY dally 2 PAYSON gayso BRASS BAND nand this excellent brass band baud of which brother william clabion Clay fon son feon ion is conductor discoursed some good music at the fair gi ou lids today to day LEG MASHED illa INIA slim siim from malad tho the sad bad intelligence comnes cornea that a son of ben thomas while driving the horses for a fell from tho tilo platform and his leg catch catching illg 1119 in the cogs was frightfully crushed amputation my save savo the victim irom from death corinne elc Jle porter sep 30 LOST by one of the last company compan y of emigrants an painted unpainted nn deal box in consequence of being left behind at one of the way stations longing belonging bo to G valentine the owner would be glad to get it and any information about il it will be thankfully received lecel lecci ved by the owner 0 valentine at the tithing in tills city MORTUARY sextons Sexton Sex tons ls report for september males diales 42 females 0 9 of these adults 17 children chil dien 54 causes of death as reported teething and bowel complaint 28 brain disease se 8 typhoid and scarlet fever 6 consumption 5 lung disease 4 convulsions 2 stillborn still born 2 suicide 2 old age 1 injuries received by a fall 1 accidental poisoning 1 aph thee 1 pleurisy y 1 croup 1 whooping cough 1 heart disease 1 diphtheria dip theria 1 lead poisoning 1 ina Ipa rna ina rasmus 1 not reported 3 total inter interments m ments ants 71 jos E TAYLOR sexton ACCIDENT abou about t half past eleven this morn moru morning ing lug a son of mr peter Br eckson of or the ord ward aged agod sixteen years fell through the hatchway in the second story of mr lar Dinwood evs eya store storo south street into in to ar ili in his liis descent lie struck his lead against some projecting planks on the first floor which caused a scalp wound four inches in length his injuries are severe but not serious no bones being c broken the boys wound wounds were atten attended deci deil to by dr benedict VISITING nl C meeker esq president of the tile greeley colony cache la a poudre valley colorado accompanied bihong by HonG Q cannon made a pleasant call on us today to day mr meeker we believe is editor of or the greeley tribune and long connected also with the new kew york Tri tribune bunc bune he is on a visit to this place fora forn for a few days with reference to industrial interests especially irrigation and the culture of fruits he id Is staying at the american hotel hot we trust his visit will bo be interesting agreeable 0 and profitable to him territorial TEACHERS association this association held its annual meeting for the election of officers oui oni cers cens at the university building at 10 a in m this morning at which there thele was a fair depre representation of teachers from various parts of the territory the following was tile the result ot of the tile election dr J IL park was elected dent and W N dusenberry and R L campbell vice presidents J ij ballins Itaw Baw lins secretary IL B tripp assistant AsA stant secretary P 0 11 rigga corresponding secretary and karl G maeser treasurer about noon the association took a recess till two at which hour hopr rne meeting eting was resumed and the newly elected pre ident took the tile chair addresses were to be delivered this tills afternoon arfer affer noon by prof W NL dusenberry sen berry and prof L F nylo ISIo monch E elder eider den der orson okon pratt and other citizens not members of ho he association wele welo present during the proceedings ce edings 0 this afternoon accidentally snot SHOT AND ulm KIM KILLED this morning a young man roan named david lech leeh tens tons tein cousin to mr fred levy and employed at his store was at julius ICie icle sells selys pl place eo at tile the depot in company with abram kiewe klewe a young g man recently arni arel arrived ved fr norm horn oni new york they thoy were examining a rifle which was kept hept in his store when kiewe klewe took hitup it up and commenced showing his friend th the emanual manual of af arms army it in i the prussian service he foolishly cocked and snapped it ity having no idea that it was loaded when the piece was discharged the bullet entering forehead and tearing hii his hi head frightfully the blood gushed out from the fearful wound makin mawin making mating a bl bic bis w pool on oil the floor drs nellis nei noi 1 s and brow brown n were soon in attend ince inci lie ho was removed to a building close by once occupied by mr landt need n ad in itt a few rial minutes bebas he was dead young kiewe klewe who seemed to feel what ho he had hud done keenly was walking away when lie he was stopped by J E banks a man waiting liere here on his way east and handed over to tile tiie police ogden junction function oct the body of tho the unfortunate young marl man was brought to this city last evening for burial according to the jewish rites tho the interment took place today to day VISIT TO THE FAIR tiie THE eleventh annual exhibition of the deseret agricultural and manufacturing society commenced today to day at the thirteenth ward assembly rooms this morn morning in on visiting the tho principal hall we found everything in a transitory state between chaos and order in the centre busy hands bands were rapidly arranging the almost countless specimens of cf ladies work exhibited by the various relief societies and private individuals but all was too far behind hand to enable us to itemize with any certainty at the opening of the tho fair the wasatch was the only woollen mill having goods on exhibition the collection embra embracer embraces cei some very fine samples of cotswold Cots wold merino and long lincoln wools three ply white and grey yarn a new article in this market and a large number of pieces of very excellent doeskins eskins do scotch irish and salt halt lake like tweeds the last particularly praised for its durability a result obtained d by a peculiarity of manufacture adopted by this mill only the wasatch also exhibits some extra good specimens of jeans mr henry dinwoodey has on exhibition some borne admirable spec spee mens of homemade home made furniture which we were assured were simply examples ot of the work ordinarily turned lutat out at his manufactory III in the seventh ward of this city wo especially noticed in tile the collection a very fine writing desk an extension table a large wardrobe robe a centre table wire and tin meat att safes all of which bear witness of what whal can been done in home manufactures in this department of industry A parlor set in hair cloth the woodwork wood work by dinwoodey and the upholstery by neve also attracted our especial attention the shoe factory department of Z C IL 1 I exhibits an au aamir admirable able collection of boots and shoes in leather kid and serge from the heaviest stoa to the lie t daintie daintiest st slipper the beauty beauts of the fur boots and shoes deserves particular notice indeed wo we felt ot of the opinion that the work of or the boot anu and shoe makers of salt sait lake city would challenge comparison with that of any city in the union Z C L also shows some excellent home hr me manufactured salt lake gloves and trunks mr joseph blunt in his speciality of infants ofin lanty fanty and children childrens s shoes makes a very creditable showing one of the pleasing evidences of tho the superiority of utah workmanship is shown in tho the home manufactured tire fire en engine ine lne IVill vigilance ilance liance this with the exception of the hose is entirely of salt lake make having been constructed partly by N davis co partly b by y mr ivar isackson and finished by mr thos higgs the whole is highly creditable to oun our homo home mechanics chadim cs in the tho fruit and flower departments much has yet to bo be done of that already arranged wo we wei wele c particularly ticul arly plea plen led with the fruit from Davi sand utah counties amongst the former a very choice collection especially of appleg apples pears and peaches from mr daniel carter of Bountiful deserves special commendation cot john B R winder exhibits an extensive assortment of remarkably nine fine fl IM c fruit of the latest improved varieties which is particularly noticeable ti ceable ceabie from the fact that all were grown on reclaimed sal sai eratus cratus lands khero it was wag said sald a 1 few years ngo ago fruit would not dot grow the tiie immense clusters emsters of apples attached to some of the tile boughs are all but marvelous the collection of flowers yet very incomplete bids fair fuir to bo be the tho finest ever exhibited in utah amongst the exhibitors wo are noticed ed the names of hon wm janningg Jenni john redding ridding J L maxwell and vie hie walker brothers the tiie last named I 1 having forwarded some very choice samples of cut flowers mr mark lindsay exhibits some samples of or what talt fait lake county cari carf can do as avine atwine asino producing district his wines made from tho tile grape tty t ty the tilo native currant and english 3 red currant are very superior eardley croxall co show some pretty specimens of home biome made crockery a decided improvement pro nent oil on past exhibitions we also noticed in the fruit department part ment some excellent raisins from st george of various kinds and in excellent marketable condition mr lewis davis may be proud of the two cases of wax fruit and flowers of which the leastle least we can say is that they are extremely natural mess morris and evans have a lar large e collection of their well known utah fire Bric kand several highly creditable specimens of f their workmanship mansh I 1 as marble masons in III the shapo shape 1 of grave stones ac they also exhibit a very beautiful fireplace but not of utah manufacture ture the utah fire brick co W P M mathews supt bupt have a very varied collection of their weir wares including paving and draining tiles tuter blocks for furnaces ac c they also exhibit specimens of their terra cotta work tile material of which is described as bein being light and porous on yet firn as asa a rock they have in 1 addition homemade home mado made crucibles cruci bles which experts affirm have the great advantage of giving no color to the metal C challin CW C wallin allin co exhibit some very fine specimens of work the collection of vegetables was at tile the time wo we examined it very small but what little was on exhibition was very good especially noticeable were the cab bag bages bes and potatoes amon amongst st the latter some somo of the 1 early aly rose variety from american fork some of the peerless and some very fine kidneys exhibited as royal ash leaf leif claim special mention there were also a few very nine fine sam bam samples eso of corn onions tomatoes pu pumpkins akins squash carrots ac c in the vez vegetable retable department we noticed some very fine tomatoes toma tees teea raised in the garden of bish bishop 01 john sharp ward hon william Jenning jennings 4 has a varied cola coll collection lection of ve vegetables 1 eatables and herbs three of the finest cauliflowers ever raised in utah are exhibited as the product products i of mill creek three french drum he head ad cabbages raised by W muir esq at bountiful taken out of a patch of claim universal attention for r size ize and solidity mr geo it bailey of mill creek has on exhibition a very unique glass bee beo hivo hive and some excellent specimens of honey and bees wax mr daniel carter of bountiful exhibits some of the finest sweet t corn ever seen in these regions four large largo clice cheeses ses sos represent krit tilo the dairy farm of president young in cache valley there ia is a good display in tile the art and mineral department the very excellent picture lashed to the shrouds by mr geo M ottinger strikes tilo tile eye on entering the room wo we believe this to be the tile arti artl artists stes in masterpiece the tile subject 1 is s difficult of truthful delineation but both in point of drawing and coloring the artist has done it ample justice there is a sad md g gloom loom about tiie tho picture which is relieved by the sweet expression of or repose on the features of the tho dead female the main attraction and point of the tho painting that surrounds it with an air of poetry rendering rend erins crins the whole very attractive the next specimen of mr Ott ingers is th that at splendid banner which lie he painted some somo time ago igo ngo for the tho firo fire department and which Is probably one of the tho best executed banners in the united states A large number of figures fire firemen men are aro ingeniously displayed within a s surprisingly u small space and all depicted as s actively engaged in extinguishing 1 a 1 lre fire ire the lurid glare from which s shines i li nes upon the figures countenances and implements making a fine opportunity for strong light and shade B everything very on this banner is strongly and vividly relieved and tilro thrown wn out M adin has lias also a verv very fine and creditable display of pictures on exhibition the most noticeable and probably the tho best of which is a really good one of tho tile crucifixion this painting shows much originality and is so real in its portrayal of or suffering ring in tho the expression and attitude altitude of the savior I 1 as to ba be almost painful to examine elamin e ile he has ha also three portraits which are aro well painted and faithful likenesses especially that of prest 13 young there is one picture in I 1 collection that ilas has been so neatly and artistically executed in every detail as to bear the most minute inspection and criticism it isa is a copy of a picture by the english painter lance lately deceased is composed principally of fruits and is called the bur comaster go masters mastera s feast 11 there are also several other pictures by this excellent lent cut artist which wo we have not dot time nor space to mention in detail rhe the largest collection of pictures in the room is that of mr kirkham a young and improving i artist the best of his pictures in our vl view ewIs is the fine moonlight landscape of the deserted mill AIM which contains many many points of merit the scene from tile the flood 31 another of mr Kirk hams bams is a subject a little too high for a youn young 9 artist being in that class which but few living artists can call successfully cope with it is of that nature the faithful delineation of which re quiles great breadth of talent in the painter as it combines the tiie ideal and the realistic mr kirk kirkham harn hain is progressing rapidly however but it is better not to attempt too much in painting besides the deserted mill there are others in the collection well worthy of mention as being carefully painted most of ish iNh which Ich however have bave a tendency to th floridness of coloring the picture of utah valley probably comes next to the one already prominently mentioned there isa is a very good picture of president D H wells full length not full size standing beside a well painted steed this picture is by J S ursenbach formerly of this city mr bornemann hasan has an excellent landscape on exhibition being a picture of major meeks camp big cottonwood and takes in keslers keilers res Kes lers peak it is a good picture but this artists arti artl stes forte is portrait painting and it is to be regretted that he did not introduce some specimens of or that class of or picture and by that means have done himself more moro justice than does his however is indicative of artistic ability avery A very pleasing and attractive part of this department Is the fine collection of chiomos ch romos photographs etc of mr C it tavae lavae tava lava 0 e there are a few views in this thi 8 collection that indicate excellent achievements in III photography among which are two clearly defined pictures of salt lake city one from arsenal hill and the other embracing