| Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS FROM FRIDAY FRIDAYS DAILY ACCIDENTS we regret to learn that bishop brown a venerable and highly respected citizen of the fourth ward MR met et with a very serious misfortune yesterday about noon while engaged at work in his orchard he felland striking his thigh against the va hard hand ard ground fractured the limb near the hip join joint dr anderson was immediately medhat ely called and adjusted the fracture brother brown is doing as well as can be expected today to day but owing to his extreme ageia will necessarily be a long time before he will be able to be about again while some of the students of the deseret university were engaged in their gymnastic exercises in the yard adjoining the building this morning one of them a little fellow ten years of age named john jou spencer son of the late daniel spencer fell from the parallel bars and broko broke his arm between the wrist and elbow he was immediately med lately taken home for surgical assistance dr ormsby upon examination found both bones ot of the arm broken square off he set them and johnny Is at present doag well 1 this lively little sheet is again out and judging fudging from the smiling faces on the street streit no 9 is appreciated it will doubtless use up a great deal of mirth that shot should have havo treat great been een reserved for tho the ath A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men 11 AGENT AT NEW bew vorm many inquiries are made about the address of the agent of emigration at new york elder wm 0 suit sult is box post office new now york city dind DIED this morning in childbed child bed mary T B R davis wife of df dr al li davis aged 39 years yea rs the funeral will take place at residence ath ward tomorrow to morrow saturday at pm friends are invited to attend SEXTONS report for FOB jure JUNE males 13 females ia 13 of these adults 10 children 16 causes of death as reported measles 8 lung complaints 4 brain diseases 2 rheumatic rheumatic fey 2 paralysis 2 01 old oid ago 2 17 still born 2 0 ca ers erg r 1 dropsy 1 drowned ra ea 1 album in tonko bonke tain term torments tsa 28 jos 11 E TAYLOR taynor se sexton ton DIXIE DIU ITEMS bro joseph birch of st george southern utah reached this city last night having left his bis home about ten days ago he reports that the grape yield at st george is the best ever known the tho wheat put in last fall did well and a larger crop than usual has been raised who tho corn and sugar cane will bo be short on account of the tho failure of the waters odthe santa clara the wheat crop was mostly harvested when ho he left at washington the crops of fruit and grain wore were never so good will raise rare crops of wheat corn aad and ana potatoes the people of st george an and washington are aiming to go into the manufacture of cotton and wool they have hare formed themselves into a cooperative operative co association for that thab purpose and have purchased president You youngs lags cotlon cotton factory and are adding an upper story to the building in which to place woolen wohlen machinery and additional cotton machinery which bro birch is going east to purchase cala CAIA AND gec GET ET THEM thero there are messages at the deseret telegraph office for NY win m A S name dame 1 and ana I WV h i J FROM SATURDAYS DAILY SIXTEENTH WARD SCHOOL we have received a communication from bro dro 0 0 riser biser of the ward who speaks in glowing terms of the manner in which the day school is conducted in in that ward under the direction of ot miss harriet ann taylor he consider consid ers erg that great p praise raise naise is duo due to her as teacher the quarte quarter r terminated yesterday in consequence of which a party was gotten up for the children last evening in the school house of the ward which passed off very tery agreeably we are pleased to hear of this improvement and think the same is noticeable in most odthe of the ward schools throughout the city as well asin as in many of the country settlements WORTHY enterprise we learn from a gentleman just up from the south that bishop fairbanks and the good folks folk s of payson are going right ahead in establishing a operative cooperative co dairy and cheese factory this I 1 is a step stop in the right direction and we hope that othen other settlements will soon eoon follow suit THE accommodation trai TRA we take it the country people in the settlements north of here are not neglecting to take advantage of the accommodation train judging from the crowds we saw this morning coming up south temple st from the depot wo we think that run on saturdays at least is being pretty well patronized this as a means of transit is somewhat of an improvement on that in vogue i a sev years ago when the farmers came to town to do their marketing in ox or at best besl in horse teams those living in the settlements south of here doubtless look forward with pleasure to the time when the bame same privileges will be extended to them Ax ANONYMOUS our friend dr meik melk has received a letter ietter from toker ville kane co from some person desiring medical mecal relief the writer has evidently for forgotten gotton to add his signature andoe course under the circumstances the dr arb is unable to help him it willbe will be necessary for him to write again taking care to sign his bis namo name to td the letter TREASURY NOTICE the following notice from the treasury department at washington of a recent robbery of that institution sent to all bankers and brokers on this continent has been forwarded for publication in the NEWS united states notes series of 1869 two thousand notes of ten ton dollars each from no to no both inclusive were stolen brom from the treasury no 10 notes of a number higher than thin have been issued please Pleas look elook out for the stolen notes it A liberal reward will be paid to knyper son through whose instrument instrumentality bythe the thief may be detected hold parties presenting the stolen notes if suspicions auspicious attach to them and in any c case e of presentation tio notify ii E SPINNER treasurer U S washington june 14 lefo lego 11 further developments by the coroners J jury u ry reveals the horrible fact that the e eldest idest girl had been outraged and murdered and the younger murdered to Dr prevent everit her giving information no arrests hir Fir rests have been made but the police think they are on the track of the guilty party gen kimball kimbail treasurer of the state left this morning with checks on new york for nearly half a million dollars this with the half million sent for the same purpose will nearly if not entirely liquidate th the eState state debt cincinnati the tho new orleans fire department excursion has reached this city they were received by the common council the fire department this afternoon witnessed an exhibition of the working of several of our engines according to the report of the board of trade just published the manufactures of cincinnati for the last year amount to upwards of one hundred and nineteen million dollars I 1 S S L Hem Hern hus hub res the presidency of the Cinci cincinnati nha it hamilton and dayton railroad it will take effect on the ath of next month the esary anniversary of his bis election position A mclaren general superintendent was today to day elected his successor CHICAGO gen john B turchin while experimenting with an invention of his hia own for loading cars was so badly injured that his recovery is considered doubtful washington olton ciToN the great california revenue case pending before the treasury department since sept 1869 has reached another stage towards its solution the original statement was that 1409 barrels of whisky in the possession of newitt Dewitt kettle co owned by yates ferguson fergnson a whisky dealer and 1209 barrels in possession of platt newton owned by horace webster co of new york Berry maler co add guysler hoie Hole rome roZe of Cincinnati and john scry Sery co of new york the charge made against the whisky by the officers was that while the packages had on tax paid and warehouse stamps they needed also the stamps of the rectifier in other words the officers claimed the whisky to have been rectified and it rested upon the claimants to prove to the contrary this was dene several times months ago in the case of webster co who had barrels released the balance being held for further investigation with other lots now an order has been issued releasing the 1409 barrel barrei barr elbin elsin siri sirl the possession of platte to the parties before named the counsel in th the e case have no doubt of the release of al all ail 1 in good time r the president has signed the joi jol joint nt resolution concerning the southern pacific railroad rall Bail road of california the senate in executive session today refused to take action on the san domingo treaty 31 to 28 NEW YORK 28 doctors hammond and pronounce the princess editha gilbert montez to be perfectly sane her highness wes therefore released released from custody yesterday A libel suit in which geo wilkes of the spirit of the times is complainant and bruce busby and simpson of the turf nela field and farm are defendants Z was brought up yesterday for trial the defendants asked to have the trial postponed judge cardosa 4 ar dosa doba after hearing their argument ordered the trial to be bo set down peremptorily for the third monday in july next A fire commenced in the woods between deer park and island on monday night and burned over about three thousand acres of land the fire originated about darbre dark and was not extinguished until yesterday five hundred cords of wood were burned besides miles of fences the loss is estimated at from fifty to one hundred thousand dollars the entire tract of land between long island and the south side roads was burned over this section of land is regarded as the most moat reliable timber land on the island an important order is to be issued by superintendent jourdan by the direction of the board of police commissioners sio ners the police pollee are instructed hereafter strictly to enforce the law la which requires all licensed places to be closed between athe ithe he hours of one and five in the morning and that no rio intoxicating liquors are to be sold or given away on sunday the captains ot of the several precincts are to be held renon Tenon te sible sibie for any neglect or inefficiency in executing this order the department of public works has issued regulations for the public baths I 1 which aie are to be opened to the free use of citi citizens zens zeus on thursday next the week ambe will be divided between the sexes 1 44 44 males are to have the use of the bath houses on tuesdays and wednesdays and women on alternate days trains of the morris and essex railroad through bergen tunnel yesterday as usual notwithstanding the interdiction of the erie directors on the arrival of each train tram the superintendent of the tunnel forbade the engineer to drive through and the switchman to turn on the points but no notice was taken of the prohibition and the points having been turned on by an employed of the morris essex company the train proceeded without further appo BROOKLYN the board of aldermen yesterday ordered the comptroller to pay to the park commissioners and the mayor was directed direct edo to sign the amount thereof this ends the park imbroglio em broglio at an informal meeting of the merchants committee yesterday evening it was resolved to await the action of the quarantine commissioners the health officers and executive officers of this city and brooklyn at their meeting tomorrow to morrow and in the event of the officers not acceding to what the merchants deem their just demands regarding the matter other measures will be taken to obtain their rights four cases of sunstroke occurred today although the heat is less oppressive there has been a heavy thunder this evening ephraim williams has commenced a suit against the kansas pacific railroad rall Bail road for two million dollars alleging that they defrauded him of his right as a stockholder it is reported that the english mission has been offered to senator morgan albany almany the tow boat telegraph was sunk in a collision with the steamer drew near catskill last night all aboard were saved though the engineer was badly scalded by the explosion of the tug boiler an explosion this morning in hyatts hyatte billiard ball manufactory in beaver street blew out a portion of the rear wall and set a house on fire the explosion was occasioned by mice nibbling matches lying among gun cotton damages not heard the case of john mccardel Mc CarteI Cartel against wells fargo to compel the company to account for transferring his property to Holl overland express has been ordered to proceed at once the floering flouring flou ring mills of oliver P smith co north chatham have been burned by an incendiary loss partly insured the west point examination at the military academy is concluded 48 of the 86 applicants failed and will be sent bent home MEMPHIS A duel was fought this afternoon on the arkansas shore four miles below here between george K R phelan and james Briggi alora two young lawyers of memphis with colts navy repeaters at fifteen paces brig gladora was shot in the left breast and arm perhaps fatally the difficulty grew out of politics the affair produces great excitement sioux CITY crry spotted tails talib favorite wife who was sick when he went away and about whom he was much concerned during his absence died last monday just before he reached the agency he expressed great grief all the presents he received while away including those from the president he placed on her grave he says his going to washington was bad medicine ron for FOREIGN EIGN BERLIN the drought has been severe th rought germany advices advises from all quarters report the crop prospects as very discouraging paris babis armand barbes a french politician and political writer died yesterday aged sixty one years I 1 the exaggerated reports of the emperors illness continue but they are probably circulated merely to influence the course the emperor has intimated that the time has not yet arrived to grant the petition of orleans princess and he adds that he will urge the removal of the restraints wherein it Is safe and proper to do so prince napoleon has hag returned to this city queen isabella yesterday signed her abdication in favor orthe prince of As eurias her will was made knade previously the spanish cortes before its final adjournment passed a bill for the gradual emancipation of the slaves in the spanish colonies of which the following are the main provisions the guardianship held by their former masters musters over slaves born since ism 1868 ceases on proof of abuse or castigation on the part of the master or upon the marriage of the slave children under fourteen years of ago are to go with their mother married couples shall not he be separated and punishment by lash is absolutely prohibited provision will be made by supplementary legislation to meet such cases as may neither be covered by this bill nor left to the discretion of the government FLORENCE forty thousand people assembled on the field of on friday the gith the anniversary of the battle to witness the ceremony of the dedication of a monument to the memory of the soldiers who fell there the proceedings which were very interesting were conducted by colonel hoge on the part of the french and colonel ballock on the part of the austrians Aust rians among those present was the princess of cumberland in the evening a grand banquet was held at which pacific and appropriate toasts were exchanged by the representatives of the various european powers present LIVERPOOL 27 the total receipts of cotton from all ports for the week ending june Is bales of this only a thousand came from the united states the amount of american cotton on hand here is estimated at bales |
