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Show BY TELEGRAPH. Letter from Charles Sumner. The Allen-Hoga- n to-da- y. Prize Tight. Spain to Show her Good Will to our Uovt. Arrival of tho Loony, who is responsible for the money, declared that he would pay it to Allen, Washington, 13. It was generally believed the Cabinet would have additional session, information of an official character from either Minister Sickles or Consul Oener .1 Hall, relative to the recent outrage, but there was nothing to engage the at tention of the meeting further than has already been mode public. Key West is to be made the grand depot of supplies for the North Atlantic fleet. Information received from Madrid shows that the Spanish government is in earnest in its professions of friendship for the United States, aud expresses its anxiety to do everything in its power, not only to preserve the friendship but to strengthen the peaceful relations now existing between the two countries Apart from commercial relations, Spain deserves the genvral support of the United St ites in its efforts to establish a Republican Government, and hence the report received here gains credit that orders have been issued by the Spanish admiralty to the Spanish naval officers at the West Indies to observe the utmost caution in their movements towards vessels carrying the United States flag, and to do no act that would have the effect of adding to the present excitement in the Lulled States. San Francisco, 18. four the During days past Charles Kinsey and several others have been under examination at Redwood City, San Mateo county, for the murder of A. Green, ot Pescadero, in a fight for the posession of land- The magistrate finally and all parties dismissed them returned to Pescadero. The people met and gave the in mass meeting accused till to. morrow noon to leave the place forever. They also passed resolutions denouncing severely tbe action of the authorities in letting them go free. The people have rearrested the priso Virgin-ius- " at Havana. AMERICAN. New York, 18. The Tribune publishes the following letter from Senator butnuer, which was to Lave been read at the Cuban indignation meeting last night, lut which the committee state was receded too late: BoHton, Nov. 10 Gentlemen It is not within my power to be with jou at your meeting to ask for justice in Cuba; but allow me to add that, longing for emancipation in this neighboring Island, where slarery still shows its infamous front, and always insisting that delay is contrary to justice, I donotthiukit practicable at this moment, on the exist, ing evidence, to determine all of our duties in the present case, where civilization has received such a shock. It is very easy to see that no indignation at the dreadful butchery is iuconsisteut with the spirit of the nge, but it was unhappily aroused by an illicit filibustering expedition from our own shores, kindred to that of the "Alabama," for which England has so justly been condemned In damages. Shall we forget that we are dealing with the Spanish nation, struggling under terrible difficulties to become a sister republic, and therefore deserving from us the present forbearance and candor? Nor can we forget the noble President whose eloquent voice, pleading for humanity, and invoking our example, bai so ofteu charmed the world. The Spanish and Emilio Castclar do not deserve the menace of war from us If watch-werd- s are needed now let them be 'immediate Emancipation and Justice in Cuba," "Success to the Spanish Kepublic," "Honor and Gralitirde to r.milio Castelar," and "I'cace between our two Nations." Bearing these in mind there will be no occasion folhe belligerent preparations of the last fow present burden uys, adding to ofourseveral million dolHome expenditures lars, and creating a war fever to interferes with the general health of the political body. 1 am, gentlemen, your iVtthful servant, Charles Scmnkr. Iuring the morning affairs on Wall Street were unsettled, with frequent fluctuations. The London Associate and European Banking Compauy was reported in troubli', but their agoit here denied the truth of the rumors. After the closo of business a defalcation was reported iu the National Bank, in Broadway, but on invesiigation they discovered that there was uo defalcation, all hough the bank has been loan ing freely to a sewing machine company, and the paper of the sumo has goue to piotest. The bank has a capital of a million dollars, and a surplus of $2o0.000. How far the bank may become iuvolved is a question of the future. The batik is a member of the Clearing House. At present 2,500 men are employed in the various departments of tho Navy Yard, and it is probable order will be given for tho employment of 1,000 more. .Secretary llobeson arrived at the Navy Yard at 1 o'clock, accompanied by llanscom, chief of the bureau of construction at Washington. The Secretary camo from Washington for the express purpose of inspeciing the progress of the work of fittiug out the vessels of war. Ilauscoin, in conversation, said that within three weeks we shall have lroni fifteen to eighteen war vessels for Cuban waters. Secretary reJy Robeson stated that he was determlued ( rttmove all obstructions, and place the navy on a secure fooiiug, ready at all times for peace or war. Omaha, 18. Allen and Ilogan. with their trainers, left the city at an early huur on hacks. A train of five cars and forty-fiv- e left the depot at 9 a. ni. At Council Bluff tho train was boarded by tho sberilF and two companies of militia, who did not find any one to arrest, and the conductor icfuscd to let them ge along. The trniu proceeded six miles ttuuth and took on Allen and Ilogan. The fight took place at Pacific City, 17 miles south of the Bluffs. Tom Riley, of Kausas City, was appointed referee. got the first ktuvk down find first blood in tho first round. In the second round Allen struck llogau a heuvy blow below the belt, doubling biiu up, aud with the second blow knocked liim cown. The spectators cried "foul," but the referee ordered the fight to proceed. In the third round Allen again struck llogau foul, iv ken the. crowd broke oxer ihe ropes and knifes and pistols were freely flourished..' The Sght was effectu-- , ally brokn p, when the crowd got on tho train. The referee decided the fight a daw on account f the iatcrfcrcace of the spectators. Egan, the stake holder, kifn iht ueu must figbt jiain. Jack lie-publ- ic pas-sriige- Ho-Vo- rs n - to-du- y, ht ners. FOREIGN. Havana, IS. The "Virginius" arrived here this afternoon. She entered the harbor with Ihe Spanish colors at the mast head. A procession was formed, consisting of Isabella La Catuoiica and another r ia advance, "Virginius" fol lowed, nnd her captor, the gun boat "Tornado" bringing up the rear. In passing up the harbor shores, which was lined with crowds of citizens, there was some cheering along the lines of spectators as the "Tornado" passed. Of the crew of the "Virginius not shot at Santiago de Cuba, four were condemned to the chain gang for life, eleven to four years imprisonment, and three were set at liberty. Ow.ng to the continuous cutting of the telegraph wires in the vicinity of Mazarillo, news from tbe latter place np to the 14th inst., has just been received by steamer to Bataviano, and from there telegraphed here The people were in ferr of another attack from the Cuban forces still encircling the town, and who had cut off all communication with the interior. Additional barricades were being constructed. Reinforcements of troops reached the city yesterday, and the crews of a few gunboats in the harbor came on shore in the night to do guard duty and assist in defending the city in case of another attack. A large number of families have left the city, while others, especially women and children, have taken up their abode aboard gunboats and other vessels in the bar bor. Matamoras, 18. The mail from" Monterey brings intelligence that the Federal troops un der Gen. Frensare were occupyitig Mon-ter- y and Sahillo to maintain order. Gen. Zcpeda, the deposed Governor of tbe State of Coahuila, is again at Saltillo, and has organized several hundred Federal troops. Another conflict between Zepeda and the friends of Salis is anticipated. A large cotiducta of silver is on the road between Sectacalicoes and Saltillo. Five hundred Federal troops were dispatched to escort it to Monterey to prevent it falling into the hands of either of the parties who are opposing each man-of-wa- to-da- y other. Tarn, 17. President MacMahon sent a message to the French Assembly, on Monday, urging the prolongation of his power several years, and promising to use the powers granted him in favor of conser- A Fratricidal Tragedy. From the Sacramento Record. On the first instant a tragedy took place on the ranch of Joshua Rarton on Dry Creek, six miles due east of J. EH. THOESAS. Coal & Lime Office AND Gait. Joshua Barton and his young er brother, Jonathan, had long had a "difference" concerning the property upon which they lived. The trouble, though apparently settled, only smouldered. On that day the broth-er- a had been abroad on business, and their on return shot a rabbit. The THE CHEAPEST COAL AND LIME I men had both been drinking a little, In tli. Mrkot,alway on hand. Jonathan the most. As they sat down to dinner, while Jonathan was cutting up the rabbit, a fjuarrel arose ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL about some trivial matter, leading on to the opening up ot the old sore. ?rom Jeharp to a Church Organ, as Cheap, or Suddenly Jonathan, who held the carving knife, struck out backward Cheaper than anywhere else in Utah. at his brother, who sat beside him, and dealt him a blow with the handle of the ksife, though Joshua believes SHEET MUSIC, ETC., ETC. it to have been with the blade; but the wound, which is on the temple, One door South of Oirden House. near the eve, shows only a acvere bruise. Joshua cot up from the ta- blc, passed through the house to the porch ou the other side of the dwelling and into his own room opening thereon. He procured there a towel Main Ogdcn, anil Main MUSIC STORE, Main Street, . Violin Strings and other Fittings M. D. ani returnad the dining-room- , when Jonathan struck at him with the knife, cutting through his clothing to the skin. Joshua stopped back St., to , , HAMMOIB, St., Logan, Cache Co. AGENT FOR THE Schuttler Wagon! into an adjoining room and seized a d shot gun, loaded O ' with No. G shot, and pointed it at JUSTLY CELEBRATED WAGON IS MADE his brother through the open door. THIS OF THE BEST MATERIAL throughout and is warranted. As he did so. Jonathan cried out, 'Don't shoot, Josh," Joshua believA FCIX SUrPJLY ALWAYS OX IIAXD. fired him when still ing advaucing, Also Dealer in his brother fell forward, receivins Magous, the charge in his right breast, exThreslilnr? 31 Mowers ami Reapers. claiming, "You have killed me," the Corn S Feed Cutters ' other responding, "I believe I have." Mills At the time of the cutting Jonathan Emery Stubble Flows, Shovel Flows, threatened to cut the heart out of his AND ALL KINDS OF FARM MACHINERY. body. Joshua delivered himself up to the local authorities. double-barrelle- Ught Spring SueepstaLV utilities Buckeye Sulky Hakes, Fanning A Girl Worth Having. hellers, Urindcrs, Cultivators, A Complete Assortment of A curious case is in progress in the St. Louis courts. In 1856, or there WACO J MATERIAL, HARDWOOD, IROX AM STEEL, lift Am abouts, an Italian named Cadamatari came to this country, bringing with him a wife and child, and settled in St, Louis, where he adopted the occupation of a beggar. The little girl did most of the begging, while the father invested the receipts. This FOR YOUR business he of the to attended part with much shrewdness, speculating in auction goods, real estate, and so on, with the money she obtained. Becoming comparatively wealthy, AND OTHER Cadamatari determined on a trip to Europe, and went off amply supplied with funds to enjoy himself in his native land. While he was gone the daughter begged a3 persistenly as ever, and in the course of about five years accumulated $12,000, which she deposited with the managers of AND tho St. Louis University. Lately Cadamatari returned from his EuroSave Cents on pean tour, and learning of this deposit made haste to claim it, for himself, making a draft on the University fo the money. The managers refused to acknowledge the old niendi' NEAR SAVAGE'S PIIOTOGRAFII GALLERY, MAIN STBFBT, cant's right to the funds, and thus tho matter came into the courts. The daughter, who during the old man's abseuce had married one of her own countrymen who was probably well aware of her invaluable qualities as a helpmeet, proved that Cadamatari, when he first came to St. Louis, had no means of livelihood except the Teams to proceeds of her begging. -- TO GO STAYNER'S F I A ST OS, ORG ARTS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the Dollar. Twenty HOWE WMTSB! Hani Lumber SEWING JACHINE. from Situated mount Kanab, Hills BEST IX TIIK WORLD; PERFECTED the InTfiutor of tb8 Sewiug Mdil, KLIAS HOWE, Juu. TnK Secret Hows. vatism, which ho considers tho wish of GIBSON, ECCLES AND VANNOY'S a majority of the nation. He desired New Steam Saw Mill, The school-girl- s arc wearing secret immediate action before the passage of the constitutional bilK that his author- bow. This is important. The bows two miles ity might not bo d:miuihed. The com- are not made of worsted, and are of mittee on this subject consented- to a on several colors. Each color denotes a prolongation of seven years, but refused Divide. sccret,and when you see several little to yield on other points. matgirls wearing auy one color you may The pretty playfulness with which know thereby that they all hold one ITillocI little children charm away the cares of secret, and are in a great deal of pain on the their parents is illustrated by a touch- in Some of them wear ing occurrence in Indiana. A boy of twoconsequence. SHORTEST NOTICE. colors in one bow, and or three six years, after watching the laundry is affirm to safe that tho wearer is proceeding?, iud especially the way in it which the wrinkles in (he linen disap- bowed down by that number of sepeared before the flat iren, retired to crets. Very efTeminateiooking girls SEND ON YOUR ORDERS. meditate in the room where his father rarely get above one color, but the was tak'iig his r nap. There more masculine appearing frequently gazing upon the, furrows whioh years APl'LT TO of struggle had made upon the marble reach two and three, and even four brow of his parent, he was seized by a colors. A little girl with four colors & CHILD, beautiful idea. In less than a minute in her bow herself very secludkeeps that devoted little boy was smoothing and looks as solomn as if she had Lumber out those marks of time and sorrow with ed, Yard, U St., Ogden, a very hut Life does not'eeem just received a suramous to die, and OR NEXT DOOR TO Z. C. M. I. so bappj to his young heart it was only waitiug for her winter hat, ' 'npw,a3 used to. o do it. - Ogdeu. Aii IIOXESTMACIIIXEaiwl not subject to FITS. cast of Bear Lake POINTS OFSUPERI0RiTYj Hon ofLumler after-dinne- Simjtlicity and 1'ei feci of Mechanism. Durability wiU last a Lifetime. without Range of a JTaralM' Perfection of Stitch and Wo rli Tension- Ease of Operatian and Management. Self A dju sting Ta ke-uj- U Adjustable Head. 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