JWBIIONDOM.
te
Shirs hr Tribulation for tho latter*
Dai Saints.
Ufl Elder and Younger Young Under
Indictment for Murder.
fine or the Twelre Apostles Charged
wilU the Same Offence.
6aU L6k£, Al. 57.—There are rumors of trouble U>-
JJWXTOW, xipoa the occasion of the sentence of Hawkins
toe Adultery. The women seem 10 be the men excited.
•Threatening letter* wen received to day by ibe United
SIaVM Marshal. Brigham Voa»R left Ibe city yreter
dif, and waa reported last night at Battle Creek.
George Q. Connor, la also absent. and la said to be at
Ban Francisco. Somethin? Important is evidently
On band sfenno? the Mormon*, bni the Gentitae gen
erally do not believe any resistance to law or the gov
ernxnenl U mediated.
The Uofcretlelerraith line Is now completed to
Pity hr. Nevada, ilnolnees for Hochv and Bolllon
riile. Nevada, may be sent by the Western union linos
to Salt lake City.
Salt Lake, Oct 59.—Chief .fustics McKean this
morning passed sentence n)>on Thomas Hawkins, the
polrgamL>t. aa follows:
Thomas Hawkins, I am sorry for you, very sorry.
Tou may not think so now, but I shall in and make
vou *hlnk soby the mercy which 1 r-hail abow you.
Von came from Knglaod to this country with the wile
ofyouryDOth. For many ye'rs >ou were aklnd hae
band and Kind father. At length, however, the evil
spirit of polygamy tempted and poa
soi-ecd von; then happiness departed from
year household, and now by the complaint
of your faithful wife, and the verdict of slaw-abiding
jury you bland at thU bar a convicted criminal. The
law given me a large discretion in passing sentanee
upon you.' I might both fine and Imprison yon. or X
might fine von only, or Imprison. I might imprison
vou twenty** cats, cud fisc you one thousand dollars.
I cannot Imprison von le*« than three years, nor fine
vou kw* than three hundred dollars. It la
fight that yon thonld bo fined,
among other reasons. to help defray
the cxpet-K'- of eufordrg the laws; bat my expert
cncc In the state hai been such that were I tu fin?
you only 1 cm satisfied las fine would be paid oat of
other fur.dvthau roars, and thc* you go free, abso
lutely free, from sli punishment, and thoae men who
misled tb<-p.-opte would make too and thousands of
others Th >e vital God had tent the money
to pav tl.r fine; that God had prevented
tho from sending yon to
prison, that iv a tuiwete von bad been rescued from
rbt-author.'.’*>oi the Tjfricd Stale*. Imnst look to
it that mv hid/meot gives no aid an I comfort to each
mcc. 1 1 ok to it the; my Judgment bo not eo
severe a** to seem vindictive; and not eo light a* to
»crm ip uifit'with Juifos. The community ought ta
to :C;.*n tls-i: vlod d**;e not interpose to rescue
criminal* fre-m the cowegcenoc of theircrlmrs, bat,
on the c-‘*jt:.iry, be eo orders the
affair* of tl-> universe tint eoonct or later crime
Hands friv u frro with ju-ticc. I will say here and
now tb»: vibentver vourcood behavior and the pup.
11c too*' justify n- In doing so. 1 will gladly
rccomc'.v».c that vnubo paninm’d. The judgment of
the ccit: tl>at*»o;i b: |rtn.*d s.*>o. a»d thit roabe
lm >ris<'..-<i *«t hstu labor for tbc term of three years.
£ocito all. expectations there was
was ill U* no fcaol
The aitirr'i ce wa-* Ijv-’. b-:r wtwrally all main
tained is*Ct<.r dct-orem. The United Stales Marshal
ami Jvimt*. were fully t«'-pst>.?d f .r th.- emergency.
IvrtjC'’ of m r.j.Ksil to the Supreme Court was given
bs tbi-Ml: r'-I.
'Saji kf-. tVt.iS. Warrann- are out for the nr
rr.rf oi Kri .l.niii Y rung and Ills *<lo .toseph, on n
vLargt ol njirdtr In liming orcVrvd the killing of
Itkhnid V The lUuic mcßte on ailS).aso murder
CAM’s r.n i.i-dcrstooo iolu* f.>u:a.t-v. mi the testimony
<<l llili 1in.5,.. an. who was oucu wbut i« termed by
the r llwi »»r s*.rr.d a/viii
nf the Mormon anthortili!*. Yste> visited the
Momum duilr.g the rT-Ti-,n of n-teiMWy
to h-H i•(>»<!« r. The Sf .awia regarded him ns a
Miv.jmd M'tir weeks r.ruidefl him and
iil£C**il bin. in !tc CJftmlv nt lllthrum. to be taken to
FMt i.hk<.. 1» U. Ur il..’n cfiumai dej the M«*ra»*»n
troop* w»:. l|.~< a >*i-ur x.<- A'lvirf'to. On
the w.'iv toSaJi Liikr ite*. fts ho
Fh's. l*y i-rii* rc f’t: Bflpha;’* Y«‘’.Jiig at. I J.i-cph
lin'd fll the ti-ti-nioa of ttell* nmlMout. nick
mtm. "ho uwi 1- npw c<mßn.*d ,-ti I’amn
Iknurirs. vi l' I't'a-.-r* J« htho i *n«’r.. nu.l.
Mtcrpoh it* out th* l wh-n; h«» had burs.d
W*>. «s-U*. d «n:!isiii:v*T:; g th.* r.*:i*;»ia>.
ShltlJilu. i'it. u r.vvi.'rg. Wr..l\l IT. t\
Ji3wr«.J t!* c.:y: s«m. f.».-nwil/ Atpjrr.vy
<;*»ncßil tli* Tvrimr*. and tin. uleti. <ifK':n*
b *IV]Jo* t i .-i! *n. w* r *-irr.-t at a i
t'Vrx* by 1 V.a.fhftl PaUn'k. np>.n av- It.-
iticmeid H t**l jury c.i.. 'jt
'•lthiMirth V.ca Ki cS m«. l<* np »bc »ti .n rc* ;.umi.
fobelhol t* u ;.i m u:il V.- h*;-.l on »i.
nutrun*.*. i •;*r:''u;ei> w-p* phu tl m a nrr»;v.
•ii.il t«l.*i> Mt/M ••xrltcm*nt
prevailed *M- i.*T,c.* wf i] t»a* accu-od
wire there v.ifor a rorv.-ycurc carmu >mc
inf’term* n b g thi*v -hotiM n<»l go to prN.iu If th.*}
r „i St: rr.c *w;. u.iuin Cal.m out i
V. |W O.' to r v Vv Ui m If ".vy Uer-rl
ihev woub iVi.i'M uhh n v-r.c.-.mca, AC. RThi
i.i v.c—• firm, omtin-tbimr '■rrl-* i« h tp
i.i vd. Ti.--.-it crime ci.n.-is in the killln *nf
hkhi'.id Va‘< rd u man nnmc<i It.ick, »otnl years
r.en. A wr.* l. rtl etirre-tofOrsoa llj -le,
0..e of 'I v 'i** *v>* A’-o*ii v. i.nthe vsrne charge,
I i-t I.• e»*irt< a •'•r*! »li s v.Oj’i wpj fcni t nrres;
him. 11. t..
TciTiUiry.
A r ij*"> 1-* I r.»tc Wts found rmr-bTci on the
Matt* n*.:d, t »ig..t ititios tr.im Ibis city, tu.-
fi-.b.-U in fi«-bi'tlv.
Ntw V**rk. Or;. V‘*.— A »e«l in»ni Suit l.ikft City
-st i:l hvr Bniiuim Young
.nirctnrr.i t: 1 u tiu.:bli> are over
DelC 'st li.' M- I *:a» goua to e I’ri-blcnl Orml.
t ni’*«-a\* ru* ect c* mtvoaiK 1 by which the
VuUcd Si*u- .Jithori.y will be restraiued or re
moved. _
Salt lake rttv, nc‘. SO —Tlcntlrrd** of people, pnn
citAUy Mormon-, vi- t *il Camp Don :la-. to-dsy. to ce
hUvo Wills ?id utter prisoners. Gjuercl Mor
•ow gave the i-i-*’i tturvV ri<*tcd t>* their
friends, and by 'im romerk* nod manner
inr.pin**l a much t-ji «*r cuimg than tutjjli; t;H»c
exocctrrt under tii*> Circuuirtar.ee-.
The omvtcil |»ari3.'s ?.re .jiiurjer.-J In s comfortabl**.
well ftinti-hed cottar, and —-e.ii rjit’.ie cheer Mil. A
gusld of*dillcT» tv. -r:h Vo nivd the outstd".
KlKidsr O rg«ty Canao.i air.veil thin mornln from
Fan FinacUco. l»re.rh. d tin* aftcmv.B in tac
!ar<re Tabnntc> to aHiHod’ct cr nurnberii'g at .e st
len’lhouMod. Ulp«fiudh;d «vtd;e.tl>- nndTgeuea
icmarkal'le the-, gc, lur h.* c uns-l.e-l hU
i.earere t*» abstain from an/ a:t of
VliriMCO. d A s J S ti*
Cod would clth.m and d-Hv.-r them Irom tnelr
p*.*nwent4>r.. The rtpiaJs «g-t!nrt t!> ::t, h<* Mid.
\rould ooJv p;r*'iigth-n and *t*orijt tbrsj ic the u*l.
TbclrChurch could i;*>r be o-rture.-d: t‘*.*ir f.v.h
waaU;Clu pir.tiuu of th.* Lb bpun. and weald
codon* forever.
BlderTian was not so c.*v.». rv,.uv«. 11' did u«»V
want an*. vxMnins Jvo-e to ray to him s- lie did to
Hawkins: "i am *wry Lc yr Hr wauled
no empathy anr V,*d«-r»l oftlrUl.
ll«5 w«h rvnil' to go to jstl for \*<mv y«w* hi;
wanted UO jOtv fmra meh t. FoUroc, llepred.cwd
that Gt>*s l tutn’.ly anm!.iia ths pfeseul perso
cutors oMLc Moiss-n f pi*-
Nothing fiir:j.»*i h;>« eit he*.r u from O.son Jlyde,
the
M«slci».
Jtwpj-h A. Young, mmj of UnghAm, h« rc.ornvd to
U»**cltv, hut h«* j«i.aye» amv.vd.
A j«w **rr\UT. I lute ;r.»t lf*twecr» a Mormon
ev.d ITta-.-l Deputy vTuch rcsnlted la
Uio kn*»ckiug the Mormon down and after
war»l art.«*f;no hira. for a 1 5tn« It w-s tvuon d hit
an ativtnpt o.xd N-t-n n to s*-ashl2i i*c the l»e;*tuy,
am! theie «3A great ey.cirvtnviit. Ai> quu-t aud t«u
lndlCß>iivi «*f gutufhamv*. T: e la v hr.*-!-, twnv
ever. b>'c 1 Ch!.*d a luitk,..! Uvpr.stiv.n In the Mor
euoi ct-u.xnuuUy.
M.-.T YORK.
New York. Oct. t‘.-<lr*r VXi Lav e
•!/v«dy N’oti Ih*cua ?*:ao-n Irliad Kerry
Ti\ pemon? Injumd lijr tl.a Wo-tdeid 4-xnio-io'i.
bVirlv l.Vmiore .iri jTi'pni tf dHinicii rlti.jioi to
Ti. y ?.oist Tne indictment a<.tln?t
tj e oUio 4. 1 lit'-* cotnn.uy wiiih.- tm-J in .NV.vuiKjr.
JuiU*v l*e«!nrh. Ciimmi’icv ofSeven-
Vy« .li nt both of T«mmiuy and the
l.vrosm I. r the Suj>rc-:o« Court.
jn wof the f.uiiuz nl m« UuMlnn s!s*:?t from ?u
d*-ir,t. ci. tin- l»:h or «»c <A>er. the nrrivul «*f the Crand
T'x:Vc*i- i.<v. K'-oktu for in tnls city till about the V?h of
iMMietwer. _
Tijn .ini'-nT?* of fnbfcripilnne of th? Catholic
l> r C ni< :.ro m >r J ;s.iko. ciof
f\«mn trouj Chirico sir priMite conlrilci
t;*e .i* feral?? city. Auo.licr utyr >hipmt-r.: of Cloth
liu- ami b’-u.'Jnir. vxiiivu at sl.odo, waaecoiyoslorda.)
t> the j*nWv 4U-i«rr;sa'.t;i.
In a Jrtlvi lion. Itichsrd O’tionuan. Prwaldenl of
the t'rrunr?:i >s.i*ri! nf
WWouj-id atknnwlcdß. s. wr.h thank-*, the receipt of
mb-enr'-ienc fn-sa that iV.’j)«r;iavni for iho Euticrera
*>t the >4>iU.vefv«ir. the*.
l>rputy Con-piroHcr lire- 0, yesterday. made a fur
ther red»« tjon el attendant*.
Tho tlrrclev U.-puMir:.n?. last olclit, adopted the
city i.cndnuiions of th* Itef rm
Ncrrih\ part. :.dep f vd the fame ticket. By this
action to-m V* a union of the ops*>-Uloo to Tammany
on 1h ci»ndi jnt-i** for U»a;wvr atid Jndj;c? ol the Su
preme, Su;>-tlor. and Marine four:*. Nominations
the roult of a f<iuipf«ml«e. sire the ftupuhlicaua a
portion of the «:Vc*-t ore inrtuU-o* for the Lcjrl-UUvo
and ctt«- th-.-.t*. Oilier th *n the above, the anil-
Tammany i-ime* have fcjiaraio nomination*.
anssoviti.
lUUroad Matter*.
6(. At a meeting of iho merchant*
and Cl laci;* generally. hcidat (be Merc lame Library
hat night, to lake Jmoc the propriety uf
petitioning the Cor.ciy court to dismiss tne mil now
pending araioM the North lli«M»ari IJiulnwul. at the
Mine binding the par >e« now comroihair Mid
road to lolly ock auj equip the road at oocc.ana make
all nec»>.sry nrcpar.iioos to transact prompt!/ the
business vlncb will f!<tw upon the chy durlcz lha
coming wiolcr, isolation* were unanimously adopt
ed that ihr Intcjert ofthc entire communitywill o*
bert tc.ved and promoted by iho dismissal of the
suit, and (hat the Cucsttr Coart be rcrpnctfuUy re
qceetid to taka tuch actios at oace, that la order to
avoid any emfwrrasmecta or complication* hereafter,
the County Court bo respectfully requested
Imzoedlatcly'to sell the Hock iu the North Missouri
Railroad held by the county, at auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, first giving t«.*a day a’notice of »a!e.
by adrcitMostbe same in*he city paper*. Acorn
ulttee of twenty ptomlneut citizens was appointed to
preoeot resolnt&as to the County Court, u the action
of (he mooting.
At a moot hue of the stockholder* of the St. Lon la A
Fort Scott Railroad Company. held yesterday, at their
€»ffi»lnthietbj.ltwa*vo;edva chance ihc tutae of
tho corporation to that of the Missouri Central Kail*
my Company. The following tie* directors were
cboeoa: JaOob B. Shepherd, Edward I). Haller, Wb.
T. Herbert, and Edward B. Dewey, all of New York.
Bdtrard I>. Boiler waselrctcd Treasurer, and Edmund
Dowry, £**cretary. A- M. Turpin remains President
eftas company under the new organixaiieo.
BIISSIUOTA.
*4btl butts ImUtuUd b r Qaveraor Auilla.
Bu Paul, OcL S9.—Toa SL Anthony Utmocrai, bar
•og declared Governor Austin guilty of bnbory. the
ataountbetngßWO for signing bill graailn-Und
t« the B<Ulwater A 'White Boor Railroad, the Gorar.
Swehaalcstttotcd a dnlaclt against Jams* Oreeae,
esdltor, for nalktoua libel. The Su l »al PionHr
Ijaring the Übollona article with an
editorial cvnflnalag It* state meet, baa also been sued
jpr libel bv the Governor, 800. C. K. U*vu bain;
UK>r n *i c ttag attorney. The St. Paul Pn** nob-
SlahM a let erth.a more ag from Prealde >t Clark,
cx-Tr'ukKint Ba*.olcg and Jaaea Smith. Jre attor
ney of (Im'.Uß-&fiCil. Eh of which the Stillwater
it abraoch, dtsylsg that any consideration
yfaflyvcr wn* paid the Governor for signing.
Ttlrßrtpbk BrsTlUes.
t&V. Beptltbaa Toslln. prominent PrefcbjtarUfl*
£iod (Q Wfc»a:o€t£m yea'orday.
Paffl Blxtcler. who «xs wrecked on Iho schooner
outflow, and left Me wtf# end two anfkcer*, coca
actual ml ide at Uilwankee yeeterday by UJrtn*
ItnUeoem In a cWea or I o«r. Ho bad been wasdor
|on«bc«t lor U»? pw! west Deonta
cd Corner'; Urnd Wo bi;* U*lc Uvji
fit Colllni Inlet, Georgian Bay, and w&e on bU way to
Chicago wben n «to-eel vraa wrecked.
—ltio paper mill* of Freeman Barnett, altnalod
about ?U xnllee nonh of Fort Wayne, wore Wormed
yeaterday morning abont 4 o'clock. Supposed to
Para been act on flro. Loaa Only par
tially Insured.
-i-A few tulles from DclphfW.Oblo.on Sfilnrday night.
Abntglaf brolcc Into thfi brl>«o of an old bachelor
named Slcvcr. bat was shot dead by lb« latter, 3 ic
ier nr.fi suppoted tohave contidoroble money in tho
bouse. bio ponbulara of (bo affair.
One atack of Andrews Drovers' Ibrnace, t wo tnllei
east of Vonngstown, 0.. exploded On Friday last, do
mnliehlnpibo tdacß. hoisting hou“o. and celling Are
to tho alack bouse, which was partly raved by the tiro
department. Nine men were seriously injured,
two have died, find t.vo or throe other*
cannot mrrlre. Low abont' fTO.OOtf. The building
was Inrnrrd for about fSO.tHX). The blast was on at
the time, and the catuu of tho oxplojlon la a austere
lo the o’dcpt faroaco moa In the valley, a like acci
dent never having occurred to thefr knowledge.
A WKI>I>INU .U'TKUTUK XTIUE.
A rnlque Crromony—TUe Preparations—
A Marriage buiodk Improvised Bur*
roandlxißS*
Correspondence of the New York Ttlbuua.
Chicago, lOrt. Among all the pictures of
“Chicago a» it Is" which have been photographed
with tho pen, I wonder whether any one has seen the
chronicle of a *‘Vlra Wedding*’--a wedding whoso
whole aspect and circum’dancee w ere so nlterod by
the Arc as to bo inextricably connected with it for
ever after la the minds of the lookers.on. There was
such a wedding Incur poor donated North aUe tho
other day. The first house outside of the burued dis
trict ca the north contained a most motley crowd for
several days MVr ‘he fire, for the owner had ra-
ccivi d everybody, high and low, till the house would
hare fnrolsbed excellent material for a new “Ojcam-
tion*’ or “Canterbury Tale?.” if tho fire hid
only unearthed a modern Boccaccio or Chaucer. A*
It was, wonderful Juries flew about, rather monoton-
oosrmlo *ono, but evidently diversified as to Inci
dent*. '’Dave 300 seen tho three days-old baby in
the baroJ They picked it op with the mother in the
park.” “Thai German, covered up with greatcoat*,
on tbe’comcr, was found almost dead with cold ana
exposure.” “Three men have just come In who
have had but four soda cracker* between them since
hucriay. and this la Wednesday morning." And ao
on, til 1 one of our courier* brought Inaetory before
which the other* ualed their Ineffectual Arcs A
friend bad just told him of meeting a woman, daring
Mu-fire on Monday, wire was straggling along under
a heavy bundle wrapped in a shout. Offering to help
her. she said. l>o juu know what is In boror Mod
help me! tho bodies of my two children--who were
suffocated in tbc fire: bin 1 cotlld cot letvo them to
burn." The atmosphere wu full of startling and
Uood-catdhucrnmt»r*i. and every boor brought a new
i-xciireaent. Incetidiarlam was said to be rampant;
frightful and summary ves.«Maneu was r-norted as
meted out to even suppled evil-doers. The house
had twelve revolvers. loaded imd capped, arranged on
tbc parlor windows every night, and no one thought
t*r sleeping io a boaM not guarded by a patrol.—
So. when U was whispered about that sweet Min
nie T—a relative of our host, and who Wfta to
hare been man led according to the strictest sect of
the fashionables. If Superior street had not been
burned, would really cvrry out her Intention and
take the bolt vows on the 14th. tbe hoo»e was in the
wilocft excitement, llow conld they goto license?
bow find a clergyman’? Too tnnsesn waa burned
the Inteodecl guest a were burned bot; the caterer*
and fiorii-ts bed neither flowers* nor food. How could
a fuahionuble voong lady make np her mind to be
married without lhc»c thing*? Ant ehc dirt! Aud
what was mere, being a girl of exceeding eweotnos*
aud wonjaiilluew, she dirt ant seem to care a whit
about her 10.-t aplendore. Thursday came, and with
ll a irvmvcdoQs* sweeping end dusting of the bouse
of refuge f«»r, let mo tell you that a running fire of
rnnnltm guer-re docs not leave a bouio .swept and
curni.-fcciJ. but quite tho contrary. A liumeo bad.
teou obtained. aud Minnie's own bumt-out
clcrcvmun had come to marry her, but
what" should K* done for decorations?
Tbc larg.* house-parlor hart m-ver been furnished,
ai.dtl.tre was nut even si num'olplece In the room.
But It seemed a« if the lire hud developed as much
feminine irirenuity a* it hart destroyed foroinioo
properly. Theodore Wlulhrop said that If the order
bad been given in the Seventh Now* York Ksgiraent,
i»eet- to the fioni.” a goodly company would navo
autwcml to the call, and so now a call .or decorator*
of burned properly brought a perfect rush of talent
to the rescue. In Mu' unsightly cbioiuoy hole was
plnCi d tin luveited soap box. covered with a Crimson
cloth. On this sin a tall flupjir, cribbed from nb*d
ruem. filled wl.b Iwvely and greun autumn
leave-. To be sure. flupjir is nut jrr*-* a hand
►c me ou»nm« ut; but Mien wiimu refugee lnd left a
niapr.ilWnt rtugV heart and antlers, which. s.*l ti,) in
funtet tbr,*bj t\b«taUv* crot -ery left nothing to be
.lohl. A \iHk ctnvat. lum i>y r»oaic city e.v; nrtte.
wl o probably li*ii: d it wj»» h.pu-elhle 1«» save boih
Mi.-l ui«i J.is m 1 cl., tied mole aiiiumt; leave-* into a
i.ut- boor's l.ixd t-f c< rice, and bone high m
Mvv pier, itrai.cbe* «»f richest col .r tilled nil sons
of wteliv* and eret-r-.Mirt tI.C rinm was d vl.i-eil
Tv;.Vi.if.C-'* t. Seine Oi.e. how ivr, fttlgg.u!ed Mill
t f\,t- ji.i ri-rt of u.i.V or alt «r for tba iniulrt
tiro! But f-Ttui.r* f.v. Ihtt b;ave: n pair of lib-my
tt<p*V;t* pr«s!t:ceii fr. u; M.mcwjieto, ami a *-hrel
idMK-d aroui ibeui. Ai.oilkr treasure ln»v»? was a
rfaiMtlvdli in iltuudc.u.cd work, with the mutt).
••Cad Mi. c;.r.s upon Him. for lie cafeih lor thea."
Hurluik* Idle tiller, with thin Pinned to Micf.o'il
face, r.ml mii t.iruarto'l by h big Bibl* aa ;1 nr.»y b
im-iV- a vvrv ci.tu t.h ill appiftrev.-e indeed.
Tj-er. U.eVi'our vt- rva v and we Inrta MietrsM.
BUI, fib’s 1 uluti bride and* groom of this pr.-ant d »y
.»,hl In.-.el ora bare flour and get up again prac
Jodv 7 it, v; ij, Meeks ol wo-*d. iMtxes, aud boo s re
trU*d-< i*e weHMM igli.;.;:..thcr trv> tow. Atl.i-«ta
i,;l-hi tl.<ii-hi ccme- cant go cushion*! it
imwt he Kiid tbr.f in burned i*hic .go now that-* a o
fi-nv Ci.rrlM.'*-s :.nd pairs of l<> «me house,, as
llu>o fieri were nu-rtly-avert: k» tha* ■•’•j.tn rirtu
wU-ie lKg-«ra never lode before. Pour ctiaiiiuus
wen; biuiipul fituu the barn, and an Alglutt c rej<:eJ
0«« miitu a ,v*vvlv Iv.’srs*ck. As U i-'toc v.a-l lnr,t.«4-
.il-li-in thi-o diijr to ha>ti ft weduiug wthou rhuxv-
Uiu the tov-e t-. si vii.e-wrenihert table iiMfiu cor.ier
I;, id it n.0.-t i luhunrte cirjrtny. A h.siu;:Ml
U-v.vi mi-‘ Ci'ivinived v-hat was t-et f T.h as
‘the bt.d.-Mooni’- gi"-R •‘el of exquisite
jKiirir. which v*»i mil to 1 »lc al very
ue: ilv to di-o.u they were mo'dert from tba
lipe v' I,tie n.-.e’.ile-s e.fcotlitn cloth. UlU.tr Cases co>
taint d •*ct?c-l pickle-loiks. pivs rvc -p.-ms, un i ro
f- nb.t Ul out :n jiastebonrd. with moldnu.'* anrt man
ermn-in ieu.l}sn,cd. VnUtuMe jewelry \v»* ploiry,
i-ulv mdor'.er.,’. i. the isnn rarMuga had Inoow «l-ig
-tti'twicf loiiof.ett. uort lac cameos looked ver. bl«r«c
and qniu rr.eml ihe edges. A pew ter tablo-ftpoon, a
Uernu-a-iiv. r f rk. nod -omc vfti.is.hi.. aids to hou-u
--kvepinc In Mu* broom anrt durtpau U .o, compiat-wl
the atiov, which cortaloly was ur.lqtie.find inicro-slert
the c’atoir much mure than the nsu p .l fht*w'. But
wh-*t oa.c to dressing the bridtr. t-i ionr difiirub
lie-err at:» d. Her vv- d»e>» and veil had uevtif
cm.;- ft. ra Held A L-it-i'.-. A'e\-r mind, she
liHil ft whit- ttonbiic luoniiitg-litiss. which lo>p
t-rt tver r oies would tnftkc her
f!ci dcr fleme look lovely, and her ut irrie.l es>*t»*r h: 1
suvtsl her owu wt-udlug veil. Some sLaule white
fi. w» r-front u ntighb.-t'e curd look the p»ft o of or-
Mice bV- m m-. ret «'f pearl*. \va? ivw.wvrel
f. OL h f.iei d. v,1.0 h-rl biuuirtu tb-ia out ut tho fire in
her bunds. A- for stockings. IssurtkefchieC-. JiC., the
viuious cm-«- p'uvidert the** from simmglhe S-)
the pitittv biida i.H k *d. r.dtir all. ».vc-. a rose.
siiiMic: laid :»w..v Itiljft v-il berem.- hor »uj.T.
bit I- vk« P>u via? m. Tl;x was drvs.-il In b
rov\td cloibca from hr.d to toot. ft.s vhs tho fl »l
Vrn’evtoidd. wblic lire brytUcr v ho care rnv.sy the
brUb: centphilnrrt tbsl he. h i..g fire feat nine. Wi<
nhdgcd lo lK>rrow the dre-s sni of ft min who f-toj-l
»ix lect six m bio stock tigs. nuU lh*.U c Mireqninilr.
wpvi. be sp pv-s.I f.tv.-.,TA tv tit tit Id* bruiheuy
lUdv. lie \\ft- «d*V.gcd to tak- a d v:i w 1 liabUiminif
to pVevcul falling over on I.U t;o-e. At la-tali was
r.-rdr 1 w. ndcr if just each an assoxaMago ever
nvcl Up th.-r at u wc.-lhig Vrfoe.*. T sere w.-r- about
•ersv ptsv-.s, all Lilt oi, of whom hart b-*:n JnvtiP
fr.ou H eir by Ilia actonl presfuco of fine—the
Uriih* rnrt gro ni hud ha-reoed thoir w ddm»-o n-iu
Co t«bt (.getber j.j.toiig fri nd- who r«>i»ld vhj.t-T
:mrt help them. The m rie rr who ms.-rii*.! them h’-J
pr, tuistirt ins coucr.’catlon thftlh-» wonhl -tsr amoog
tfi-sn. r.nd wur'k wi;h iiishinds if ner.-a»ry. beiMj
bereft of all b- had in ibe world. And this v.-ns all
tbht w:.R b.-ft of rii «;f Ihe riebti? congiv-.illoas in t e
lirbcst city of The Wo-M Bn-never have 1 Been.am >ng
rlrh cr pi>cr. a sw-et ler &iui m«;o haiy ree nine w a.t
»Ur,s. s-vrt wluii. after :hn Fnlema worts wore raid,
ihi- conerv-ftt on. m ft *.ign fr. m he u.inieitir.dr.ipp id
nu lb- ir uid itffer. rt a roiemn th>nkftg iT n
she Alra'.gh-y for lUctfpr*-erva iou through tho bor
roreuftlic ‘art <cwdreadful days, broken vrdees aatl
render ai.,l m aith-i* tones Rit/ sied the realltv of the
hcniri-. And so the wsraj blscuU aud coU water
that MissJ for weddmg cake tmJ uiuawero |nrUk.*n
o wit r. ideMiful Mt-tmlng of choeriul w nis »nrt
f .eu i»t>. and ill ell that to lw p rlu such good
comi>i*n} robbed ruin ofhalf U*» fling.
Rational Tl>»nk»alvln(t
Wfl»h!rrtor. I’, l tM, i*.- By iLe riv-dJoct of
ihe Vetted State-';
a ruon-tJi.»noa.
K hooc.tcoSf fcaw'ii lift* acatn enabled the haaband
me-: to ra’T.tv tli* fruit of »>BCCo**-dul to.l. Industry
ha? teen p. m raUv well T«w?nl.-d. W- at peace
with ailnaiioi.s tranaa.l Hy with few orrepllon* pro
vati* at hotne. Within the pa»t rc»r havo in t e
msin been iroc from ills ohii-h oisowhcro ba?e adect*
vd out kind. 1C t-owo of u*
htvo h*.d calantUle*. then' fhonU oj
occasion for frmpathy with the •etiprer*. restcmallon
i>n ih4*lr part’ to the will of the Mo*t Rich, and ro
joichiK >»v the many who have been m-w# favored. I.
thort ton' toc4>nimpt.4l that Thureday. the »>ib d«y of
N4»vi-n.hcr rest. th« pe«.pW nuvi in their re-pcclive
place* of worrhip. there to make the n?oa\ acknowl*
cdcmputP to Almlctut G.*d for the blc**iac« Uc has
cimtcTTid upon them. In their merrlfol cxpmp«i4>n
lioiavvll*. and Inroke Jlla pjv't4*ctK>n and kind*
ce»* for their Icm fortunate broth
r.a whom. In Hie wlwloai, bo hae
di ppied ii bor.t to chat-HiK*. In \v tocaa whereof.
t.avc hcrrnnio Ml u> hand aid caused the *calof
StPle to b« nfflxod.
Time at tfc« city of Wiwblnnlon Ihl* twcnly-clcht
dnv of Ocl4»bcr. In the year of onr Uml. one thou-
Hitidchrht hundred rod *pven»y-ooe. and of ih» In
det-.udence of the United hWtoa Hue aino;y-«sxih^
U. 6. liIIANT.
Iv tlu* JVesMrxil:
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary of hU‘.«.
rirr In Saitlnaw, Mich.
A £ro reerr. d in Ibe ruin jard of Bust A IcgUro,
S.'uth Srglntw. Mich., ob Thursday afternoon. Oar
informant. who «m present daring the cecflagraiioa,
tayg the fire teas discovered abont 1 o’clock p. m..
between two pib*i of lumber, evidently Martel by
sparks from a tug. From it* position It was fraud
Impossible to check Ua advance, and the entire dock*
age, with three million feet of lumber, wa* destroyed.
B» the taort strenuous exertion the mill was saved,
aa well s> i.ll the surrounding tnlUa and lumber. Tha
lom©Humber amounts to tally KO.OOO. on which
there war an Insurance of but about JS.IXW. The
XeMre Rust had surrendered pedicle* to
the amount of f49.'tt bal two day* before. that
amount being in doubtful companies, and they had
not yel placed It In aafer companies.
From the same source we learn that the fires
Ihfoccfcouitbc forest* In the region of Ute bscisaw
Valiev, after rekindling, h*d gained great hetowsv,
but the light shower* w Wednesday hvj ng'm dead
ened them down. Great sufftfinff ln th c Sf?£
trrto the north and wc« of Saginaw, a majority of
the farm* and settlements fc
swept by the forcet fires. On the nJlhlp
estimated that fully thrwfoorth* of the Rjven
had been destroyed, or so much Injured as lo a v
less, onlcs* lumbered the coming winter. The limber
to the west oflbe KWurhasnot suffered to
so great an extent; hut HU crtlmatod by good judges
that fully tea year*' lumbering stock has been as*
alrvycd.
War Department Weather Report.
Ws-htogton.Oct. «9.—Brisk •oulheriy winds are
probable lorto-nlcbl on Lake and easterly
vrinds on Lake ,*«oporior,fwllowed by nortb-*rly wind*
on Monday. Severe ea-tcrly wlnda with threatenlog
weather on (he Golf conn, tad northeaster y
with Increasing cioodloeM to the South Atlantic
States The barometarwfll nrobahly rise In New
England with northerly wind* and clear weal*icr.
Cautlnnarv Mcnals are ordered at Grand Uaven.
Chicago, «od Milwaukee.
Kn*Hlnx Inroelijration.
Drmopoila, Ala.. Oct. 29.—The mb-cootnlitee on
Kn-Ktaxontrage* adjoensed U#t c-renln?. after «4t*
tlDSbere (bicrdaja and examining tMny-ei* per
acne, moat of wbota were in relation (oaff-tlr* of thl*
and adjjoinlc* coos ties Ooaeral Crawford, coramaad-
Itwr to Alabama, oceoplod one day. Xle I**-
tlced coDcenrinz the condition of the whole
B ate. and pare etwclal aoootmte from about thirty
dlfisno: puce*. Tl*s covMTMiee go bJ.-.co Io l»’rJ'2P»
»n .,A *i, rr**t*'ay ehouV.^i-rV.
THE CHICAGO TBIBUNE; MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1871.
WASHINGTON.
Treasury Programme for Novem-
ber.
Secretary EonlvveU’s Eecommcadaiions
Concerning the Public Buildings
of Chicago.
The Stokes Caste—l>ainaxin~
Ackuovlcdgnicnls,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Washington, Oct. 20.—The following young gentle*
men, recently examined at the Naval Academy, were
found qualified, and have been appointed by tho Sec
retary of the Navy for cadet engineers, and ordered
to report to Commodore Warden without dc’ay. for
the purpose of prosccutt- g their studios Henry L.
Cleaver, Beading, Pa.; Hubert G. Denning, of Co
lumbus, 0.; Albert S. Rust. IHpon, \V!s.
Stokoff of Tennessee, declares that be vrae not con
cerned In the fraudulent transaction In connection
with the bonstiea paid on account of Captain Beatty's
Sconta. He admits, however, that ho received, at
throe different times, earn* amounting in the aggre
gate to *10.C03, for services In getting the
claim through the department. Ho thinks
the money made In the operation by those concerned
wa« by ftn-l buying up the claim* of member* of the
company tor merely a nominal sum, and then teenr
ing the package of a bill fur taU payment. Els law
yers are a.ncb concerned at hi* admission of receiving
leuibourai-d dollar* *a It brings him within the oper
ations of thr law, making It a Penitentiary offence
for members of Congress to prosecute claims in the de
portment* against Inc government.
The cUjke of Ihe redemption bureau of the Treas
ury Department voluntarily remained at their posts
on Saturday to count for redemption a large lot of
ebaned tm.ucv from Chicago In order to aid those re
mtttlrg it in obtaining their money at the earliest
possible delay.
Secretary ifoutwoll has agreed to recommend that
the government erect the public buildings at Chicago
upon a single t-quarc ticlected for thepnrpos*. Per
sons in this city have completed arrangements with
the Baltimore A Ohio KalUvad, and the several lines
at the West to bring excursion parlies of five or more
persons from the principal towns in Ohio and In
diana, and from Ht. Louis to Washington, and return
them at half fare, at any time daring the coming ses
sion of Congress.
jTe tb* Amoc'slM Pres*.]
Washington. Oct. 29.—The President has recog.
aired Eogborlh Hahlguan, Vice Comml of Sweden
and Norway at St. Paol. and Peter Svanz, Vlcj Con
sal at Chicago. John P. Cooke has bom rec/jgulzed
hr the President as Vice Consul of Her Bntt.valc
Majesty at St. Lonl*.
Ail members of the Cabinet will be here on Toes
dSTho Secretary of the Trca»aJ7 baa rnthorized the
Assistant Treasurer at Now York to purchase one
million of bond-* on curb Wednesday In November—
dvc millions la all-and to soil one million
of coin on the flr«t, third, and fifth Thursdays;
Jtf.fOJ.OCO on each rccond, nod fourth Thursdays—or
£«.»ot-,otoln all.
Tbe Wctr.aa’“ Club In thla city last nlzht
uraulmouslv resolved that, owing to the legal, potiti
cal. Judicial’ and executive oba'acles In their way.
they b-T.evcd that the remedy for the social evil and
jx.utiri.l eufraiiCbleenitnt was the personal emsnclpa
\U*n of women.
New Orleans. La., Oct 29.—Solomon Ellensilcn
wan vb>M aud im*tsutU killed, rotU-rdiy, at Tiger
vi ilc, Tenvbnmie Patiih, by a. desnerad j named Voor
bees. TV.o murderer was arreMed. _
Alfred Shelby, Amii.-tead O'Quinn, C. C. Nash, H.
liourinn. Samuel Harden, and Ph-awnt Pena, who
live in Grant Parish were arrested, to-day, by gov
enmu-tw detective-*, under the Ku-Klux bill, nnd
1 -n>t;c I.i b.-fnre Commissioner Weller, who commit
led them lu tl>e purlfU prlion.
IL.IAAOIS,
La>» r.ooK* In the Slate library not to
lie Sold at Present.
*i|,(rhl Derpatch so Tin' Chicago Tribune.
b*prsn_Micl«l, Oct.2s—s:3'? p. in-Some day? a’ 1 1
tcleutapl' tl that lie Secretary of State, lo rorgreuce
50 tu- teqnlunu-i t.- of s Joint resolution, was pm*
phiSii’* of tiu bi)u*K» ri *roJ in the btsetuenl of
U.o M; J llon-i'. l‘rcjiaintufk to offering the same
f„ r> uU He* Url was laid U-lore the (J ivpf’Of t >-d:iv,
mtU u of the roa<’luti auj a
l.Mter ftim iiu Scfrosury of rtU*
i,-.e that he b d ►erlous doah’« If h? Kid
U.oii-inoM-ll i i.v l.f-i.k? belonging to the Stste,
l.v i.ui’U riiv oi s joint r<'*olUlU>n, and ;l-ktn Z
tu.j.s tunn ihc G.ot-inof «r to the cours-o he should
Tin* Uov«»tu«r returned the list of books
vltb tie to How i. g itijMseimini. I Live ex tin! a* I
iho tpikort of the Cecnsary of State. Jn connection
with Isiecotmi.tntlra ion of l!ii- date, ami am ot opm
lon that Ms view t- conect; ih.t the joins
of the two hour*** of tbs UcUeral Assembly does nos
fitisluolic f c;? cojilm j lolaw. The Secretary of State
will i oi.tlu rvtore. o>rtlie booh*. for sale until after
the iwwit,-” of whi.c law mibon/lug him io do eo.
a* a tile Jaw\or« oi Ui:c«:n will be
obliged to well Ot*!l! that Hu-O.”
PACiriC COAST.
Tbclmlltxii Troubles In Arltona-lio* An*
lllulrrs Arrested.
Snn FrircDco. Oct. 2.“*.- A petition of ci iaona of
Aiiroiift to the I’rv-Men to allow General Crojt to
Pim-ne tl;.* Ap eh* c.iinp.tig.i unimpeded by the
IVftCP «*n.!>..d.e» r. bet of l.iiianrob
brrir** nnd mnnVrs which fills three columns o! the
lur.-cst paii.Tru the Ibtrlfic co-tst.
Ktiwar.l ll.nl. portrait ps.ir.tcr, bs< smcldedby
the. ting blm-cil tl lough the head, can-od bydouiv.-
lie ditbeulljes. _
ti‘ lu n.o-r riv.t. r* wnro arre'lel nt T.o* Angeiea.
The boil* r iM.jtUmof the c. tun.unity isdesermiuedio
enforce tac law m d pv.tu*b tlie jloleis.
Sbinmcnt-of C»uf*>ni*.n wl:.*nt the present '*-jft«*>n ig
eiegne iin.u-O centals. The stnplus now tu the
Slate tradable. Is climated at U).O-0 tons.
A 2: »Y.H 11Y M AIL.
Urbanv IU., I** rv/idly rocoveilas: from its receal
lire, The l.uu:td district will be rebuilt by winter.
AnoJ»K th.‘ i.nn-f! mcattohed to*" Sp*ftKCr »»r the
next Msh.-tdii:#. Ip limt-e oi Heprc*eni;U.vei la that
t‘l Mr. J«.Vn H t oj.-wcll. oi Yarmonw
An attempt wa.undo v»a theUota i-istant to ttirftw
a train oil'the Uccago. Uarlingtoa A Qniucy Kail
road by placing fjf on the tract;, bet-vecu N-jvm >;t
m>.\ Uad-i. 'I he train over tui? iced and rvi\uwd
j* v m. tut tV.«v were tej.tacedt lU >ec»*ui tr uu **cuv
tb«*ni In iltne." find again rvranved -1.-Mn: tr;e» were
nuiWktt ihlid tlm but tv. re again found, acd.
atter that, ute-» weie p.ac«d ou tie 'faleh near tue
A hWk of bnfMins? in Ssn FnncU'o ww
In flr- !>lnvci-«‘n lh«s aifi Jn«r.. «U of '■vliicb wtr* tHi.
covcum! «ul rxii«i;;tJi<-hod K'foiu tb-j fir mi Ac any
Ivailuuy Snl'KcqiwuHy Inccuuiatio!* ►tsritfi!
:a You'll S«n I-*miic'k:u, nod m lla:c!u?riii;vo.
;k* tnfcr.rh*; hut lisce.* »vcw pa; uui bv
folc iu!i '"lihl damage wa* dam*.
viuins u« ilw of nnu
IrccJ.d.tiK’f in s'-'*;'liU li«d.. tlt*? J’jjurof llu‘ {*b-Co
la*. n protiraift I~c l-'rbid-luJi: any p-’rsyu- to
b;* «tu bfior l» u\:v*. fTCjpl ou bat!
c-
A letter ficw KUhinoPt!. ihaic’tyli
lt'.uip; more rapidly than f »ryfftr-. Us rip* numbers
ti imiidluirw Rto ir omrse of erection: nearly ail the
U'rseco Is totics rre nt worst the rior.r rr.ide -d boa'll
».i» eric# s rapldlr incieadn-r, u::.I ihj tr.ilewiih
J.-w \ork Is nauici>e. the more
hUli-tn they can ram-. At! of n■* RiAimfictor
hstic*tab'd>.tineßi!* n the dly are ia full blast, and'
new »*w?« are sprintflns: tip «'tcry day.
The Uw. Mart-hall U. •*'»Q -ler*. iutsslcr.ary for
twr.-.c twenty journal Covina. died at bis Mntlou, on
Uic *OJi of Aiiir»ir-t, of apoplexy. T;ie deceased wa- a
iw.tive of Willi? tiotmnt, Mass., and a jjraJuate ol
WillintrMAwn tVilosK.
Calvin U. Kl.nu.-r, s prominent clitzon of bpnnff*
•llcid. 111., died on the Seth in?c.
—i*ourOnkpbnnr ladies-wcnt cat, the other day,
collectin'.: for the cbicazo relict. and. i t their travels,
i bh;<* acroM au old Copj>crhcaJ farmer. who made It a
point never to lead ibe papers. For lons time ne
declared th.v tbe CUnuro tin» w an rh.ett.oa U<*.
but fir sllv remarked that he bad a I*>; *»f potatoes tu
the pinch. and. If the* were a mind cm. they
could hmo ail they wanted." Noibjtj; (Unotod at
the old n:«n*« hunter. the ladle- pot wne s.iovrK
due iwent▼ hu«lvl» ivt afternoon, and tbo net; day
came hack and ilnhbed tbo l»atch. much to the old
IU --°Afirevoke nnt In Ottumwa, lowv ou the night
of the S-lih lurt-. which, before li w.;s caUngQisliud.
destroyed s.*>o,ooo wvith of proper y. Thu fire or f
in<t d*iu W. C. Grimes' Itrgu 'va:oo factors, To
Turntvrvlo Uall ad d tovcn.l residences worn also
Mate Liquor Agency At Boston wo very
oosiily pHrvtilrcd Qnriru the y ear ending with Oa«
ncrl o«lv Ihlrtv niuc cltiee and to.vns bjogntaav
JfoUMrtbirc, tie other three hundred belli:: ab!e to
••ifb better.’* nodeobt. The thirty-nine to»K
Wurth, making the nearly Si<o..*>J lc*s thiu th'
yearbotoro, The expense of t&a concern were
town of A-hflehl. Mas?., was recently
obliged to pnv V*WV.>i loa Udy whowa- injured by
fall rg ihn u£h d«f ctlvo bridge. Before the e mt
t»«-uccn;enl of the ml' the ladv offered to Betti? for
fl.t is): hut the Svb-ctxnen of the town were ohst-nate
ai d prelcmd the rtili. _
Ihr hln.-itv mi tie late William 11, Present, the
hi-turiao «i auction, to Boston, on the 5Uh
lr.pt„ I’rvf IxmpMlou and James Uussell Lowell
were awooß the |*r!o**»i»l borer*.
—TLu Warsaw Manufacturing works, at waoaw,
2nd were drstnttfd X*\ Ore. on the 3dth In?t.
Fmpi the di*%|'.ttches nvm Franco we have
the Intelligence that the champagne crop is the worst
over rent- mbered. The fillnre l?atiribu:ed to the fact?
that the tire* were seriously inlaiM during the time
of the l'ni* «tan occupation And the late irosta and
besvv hall sunns In the spring. _
—A nttiuher of Cliinore ?chool-cblldron wore at*
tsekedat l-elleville. N.J. on Suuda. ia»t, bv IrLhla
torecs. The villager-, however, came to the nweoe
of the children, and aowral of thetr assauaata were
•*!s& Evansville (Tnd.l Jrmrrwi cf the tMh save
vacate told by a gvntkmaa waa came from Owens
boro vesterda*-. that the Mayor ot that dty had re
ceiver! a note through the IVst Ofllco to the cJco
that, it be did not v»»-h Owensboro to share the earn*
late, he roust stop sending relief to Chicago.*’
-Tbo transmission of dlamonda and other v&ldi do
articles In letters and papers from Europe, In order
to evade the doty thereon, has become ?o general that
the government I? obliged to consider measure? for
breaking up this sT?tero of defrauding the rcrenoe:
and the Secretary o* tU Treasury. It U said, will la a
fswdsv? fuhrol: m the Potraaaicr Oeneral a set «»f
regulations designed to meet the exigencies ol the
C EHslec, »hoM dancing delighted our
nrandfatbvrs. is now living quietly at tho Uigno. bha
d. lights In flowers, and mo f ner favorite m**a U
well*known throughout Holland by her name, She Is
«t years old. and Is noted for her deeds of charity.
—Tba German government ha? Letted a decree
creating ►lxtvthree foreel ••admlnl-trailon* in Al
«»cc tod larttalne. each to ropcrtmvud fourteenth a
laod act, bof land; thus following np with vigor >a
i ohnuV roessnres for preserving the forc-tr.
—Crape? bavo bven extraordinarily abundant In
CaJlfotnla ihjs vear, and the »lro» cn>p wltl nndoabt
.Trr The to:al vintage Is ertlmaied a:
&UOJQO pincnsTwlthfrom I*o.ooo to SOy.OoOgallons
0f ii o lhe "oroMrt lo lb. cbnreb ot BolUmor*
«fcore It* a.W'JJ'ol CunroDUon In ».«on, wore
hnndivj mul nloclJ .U .iililoonj.
-A< cradinc w> >1» r reKl«o SkJW Colttoj
n t,w,. iw.iAiisd lu nine months nunn than
<1 “w M h |n;lon (loodnl with Ooresio poiilicinni.
who, wiib A’torncy General Akrnnan at their brad,
am tiring to cffoci a reorgaoUatloo of the Hepnbhcaa
iwrtvra thrtr Male. It 1» pn'pOK.'d to ihww over
hon'd eochcarret hepgrr? as have became obnoxi w*.
cr »l»o only serve to bring disrepute npoo tho party,
sod to.put In nomlcatkm native clUocna who turn
both IrvdlvkJna] worth and aoclal sUodlog.
—A Waahlngtnn despatch to the Cladonau G<t*e*l J
HU>: lV4ot*el Bobb, Ci*Uector of Customs at six*
VhM.SA.Oa ..incstacrttbo ictr.'c^dnrtucUeuir
yl'T’it lll’n* It ;vV»rt V Wat N*-
pointed to Mb present position through the influence
cfe* Senator Yntos, is about to be removed. U«u
charged pome t me ago that Robb's administration of
bis rfHcewassomcwhut loose, and an Investl ration
into his affair* m-ultcd Is tbe removal of several of
bis subordinates, but the Colonel himself was ?e
--taioed.ss is alleged, through powerful Influences*t
this point. Attorney General Akcrman has written a
letter demanding Robb's remoral, and a petition has
been lorwardcd 10 tbe Wblto Bouse from Savannah to
accomplish tbe tame object, which Is Indorsed by tbe
entire Congrendonal delegation. Robb Is giren on*
til be Ut of November to resign, when Ms successor’
vrtll he appointed.''
—TbeMerchants’ Hotel at Vincennes (Tnd.) was de
stroyed l'v Are about 2 '.’clock on Monday morning;
loe**, Iti.tXO. The house was one of ibo oldest build
ings In the West, haring been erected tcventy-five
years ago by General LabaUc; and. In tbe old times,
was a fashionable resort, lbs half-way boose between
Louisville and 8t- Louis, and tho starting point for
(«pe«JUons to tbe West. Its destruction was tbo
work of an jDCcndiaiy.
—Exaggerated reperts of the prevalence of small
pox in Philadelphia nave drawn out a semi-official re
port fiotn the Board o. Zlealih. The total number of
rases during three weeks in October w.is 9tf, and
during tbe same time tbe deaths cumbered 151.
Oaring tbe first three days of last week the cases re
port ea numberedS oß, and In tbe last throe dare. 155;
showing that tbe alsca-o was decreasing. Tbe doc
lora report ihat where persons not vaccitutod are at
tacked by the disease, they almost invariably die. i
Tbonrandp are vaccinated dally.
Art annuum r-meut Is made In a late number of
(he Bourse (ktzetft, of St. Peierebnrg, that another
Russian Prince is coming to this country. The
Ousttte fa's: “Prince Yecry Gaiitzin and bis pri-
vale orchestra are about to start for N'ow York, in 1
order to make our transatlantic friends acquainted
with the popular music of Russia.”
he reception of the Bake Alexis st Washington
will be quite informal. No quarters of elegance
have been prepared fur him, ae eta<ed, and there will
be no military or civic display. Bis presentation to
tbe I'refldenr will bo entirety private, and bis stay In
Washington will not exceed a day.
-San Francisco bos established a superbfemale
gambling palace.
—Professor Hayden, Chief of the Geological Surrey
of the Territories, who hasjoat reloroed to Wash
ington, reports that. In tbe volley of the Upper Ycl
loWrtone Rlvor end Lake, there are between 1,000 and
hot springs, the temperature of which ranges
from 160 to 190 decrees, the boiling point of water at
that elevation being only IW, The Grant" geyser
throws a column ofbot water eight feet la diameter
to a height of over 200 feet at regular intervals of
fhlrlv-two hours, while others are almost In comma
oua operation. Tbe geological fotma.lon of the val
ley is wholly volcanic.
For two or three year* detectives bate been
exercising their efforts to trace certain counterfeit
money which Los been put in circulation In Minne
sota to It* source. Charles Lamb, a wealthy resi
dent of Mower County, who has held several posi
tions of honor and trust, has for tome time been
suspected, and be has finally been arrested on two
complaints—one Tor counterfeiting and the other for
selling counterfeit money.
A prairie fire swept over the Rock River country
Is Lyon County, lowa, a few days ago, destroyed a
large amount of property, and caused much suffering
among the settlers. Quite a Juice number of houses
and barn*, and every haystack in that section were
burned, together with a large amount of stock.
There wad not a ton of hay loft within a radius of.
twenty miles.
—A meetirgot Methodists In Philadelphia was held
a few days since for tbo parpoec of considering tbo
interests of C. icago, jllshop Simpson Introduced
tbe Rev. Pr. Fowler, of Chicago, who stated the press
ing needs of the Methodists in tbo burned city. Their
total net loss !i* churches bf the fire was stated to bo
$216,000. and iSCO.OOO was the lowest that would save
them from the lose of their properly. Among the
resolutions adopted by the meeting was one express
ing determination to raise the sum of gId.OOJ within
tbe bounds of the Philadelphia Conference for the 1
aid of the churches of Chicago, and another recom
mendation that a public collodion be taken for the
pnn>ote on the first Sabbath of »v**mb«f. if was
ulao rvcojvcd to call a mi-s meeting of Mctnodlata on
Thursday evening of this week.
—The •'mcnnesl man" bn* tamed up in Burling
ton. lowa, The other night he robbed a church of
supplies Intended for Michigan sufferers.
—At the present time there are seven expeditions
encaged In Arc Ic restearch.-rtwo from Germany, one
from Sweden, one front Scotland, one from Ragland,
one from France, and one from tbo United States,
under Captain lin’d.
—A ambitions project has been formed by a small
knot of riibbis at Frankfort, to lead the scattered
Children ol Israel back to Pale line, and establish a
Jewish Kingdom there once more. Invention* to
join the project have ooen printed iu great number*.
Mid arc bv tbl* time circulating among the nnraorous
inctubr rs of Ibo undent rare thionghonl Germany:
Mid, jf we timy credit the report of newspapers
friendly toJuda.sm. influential money men in Frank
loit—the her.r.qwrricre of German Ji-ws—have given
It their stib-lMiilal eitnjK»rt.
Tbo Rev. Robert Coilyer. of Chicago, di-conr-cd
in M. Lords nn Sue day- of last week. Refe-ring in the
Chicago conflagration, be raid: -You haw ho idea
„l the sadness nnd the horror, and. let me sry, the]
clorv end heauiv; of that vc ne; f 1. while Ih-Mlrtacs 1
wvro sweeping along, and leaping like mad beast*. as
if oitMnietnai liiriinct. lucre was something utcol
n? mure bountiful nnd noble than anything 1 ever raw
in lie world helme. For lid* rplcudU Amcrtcnn 1
chtmctti then can e cm in a beamy such as 1 hover I
wittered. 1 did not .-vc a man moaning or a vrjm-10
ctyn got your stock. 1 urn m Englishman. Rat)
tluK-r-vir hat wvre horn In N«-w Knglaml clung to
tb« ir ‘hildn-n. f.r.d tbetr faces were very while, lint 1
them wa* «o nmat.iiig—nothing to distract the qtlcl,
ennusthiioiitton from the thing lb*-y hid to do then
and ti:etc. I did not rce a single man r woman that 1
ors lui Irving to do something Tor some' ■ody olsc
nu.to 1 elpUs-* lha:: they were thcnus.du*-. 1 thing 1
ibid At..c»ic.*rn Upe is tire noblest God ever mate, and
1 don’t Vr.nw but that it la the noblest that h: over 1
will n rkc"
—The lowest estimates of the licucicncy in the
vvffw.trvp tor thl> year f.a it al JAVAO tnii-.asfol- 1
U-wr-: Furtive llfsxils, toua for Java, bU.OCd;
lor f.vit.ti, R’.ti f. i
-li'is ojplom d that the bill relating to civil mar
ili-f-c idv.ul IoIk; laid Ik*.on- the Prut-im Churnb-’T,
iff (i, ui 1.1 iiiuT vi;l. the obligatory nor the p.-nm—
rdw term of civil nvarrhge. 1-ot will saudlon U only
In r.o* suf need, when uiarrh.ge In the church UUi-
:.dmi-ribio, but uo objections exist In a puicij h-^al
j,«> rcnsiimnticti of llqnr-rs In England la»« year
sn-nintod 10 1,wf,12T,5T3 gsllou*. valued ct
U-i.O O.
—Mrs, Myra Clmk Games Is row engaged In con
tcfiii g the uciiori of the government la paying her
hut r month pension, she Uloilcg that under
tin mi ot Connives, iwssed Fwbruarv 18, ISW, she Is
cuiUtedto sl-0 per niulilh,
fmiiilpoa teMfiluff fcarfally In various parts of
—Tin-Rev. George Br.-wn. D. D.,od« ofthc load
ing ntui-ieis of the M-.-tbodUt.denomination in ttiia
c.unirv. died in Springfitld, Ohio, on \V t diifl.-dvy
}«-t 01 tvpbuld f«vvr. »l the advanrefl age of 79. Uc
bv the Inst General Conference, which
met at Pittsbrrvb, to write a b>lnry uf the MethMi-t
Chtrch. nnd bud already commenced the work when
death r-vvtbH.l; him. _
On Monday last the keel of the first of tbo rima
delphia ucc n* fteam* rs wa» la!J at Kenrington. f a.
—Parepa. having dosed lire must fuccc->ful ho?-
U-Uopera b«!*»ou ever known In N\-w kork. Ie In
miadelpbl t with her now tronpe.
l The MiiuAtikre cntumirtee on roitsf for sufferers
hvtliela‘ 4 -ljrv*in WirWPrin ?rt\ \U
trife of MMillu b {.ttiourCC that UlO supply of men
andhovV cloilduc I* ample for present Wai. 1 H'HCv
••ml vx’arm rlcthing for women and children is still
needed, (Specially under-garment*. The essential
ihivg reqMifd l**n»onev. From l.fsXl to 2.U0 fam
llies are 10 Jw hons-*d, fed, and cS-ithcd until next
harvest from supplie* which roti-t coma ch’ellr
through that rummtitee. Money may bo sent to
A Ic* al do r .Mi', cb ell, T,v a? u re r.
The ll'.p, IV, G. of Gallatir, ha* Wn
ti>v.d«“.t« d tor ihc Simc **f RUwU by vtw
Dtm.xrt-is of the First Senatorial Hl.-tricr.
Ttj,- President ha s np; (.li.t*-d Mn. M. Evans and
Inijamiu R. Curtis cuulm-I before the tr:h.:n-ri «d ur
httrsuen st Genova, in addition to Careb othm?,
Mr. Meredith bn* declined lbe appointment hereto
f.»-« tendered him. Mr. E'art-* has acvoptc-d. Mr.
Curtis i» cn bip way 1.,.mc from Europe.
A despatch G'-ri Chai!w«o-i. 6. C., Oct. 27, -Av-
“Advice* ffußi Hu- upper portion id the Si.sle repi>rt
iucjcfl-*ing terror rn fifcoont of the nnmeroti* arrv-t*
mderthe Pre*lde:itV pn*c»a:uation. Tne Yorkvllle
rav-irsrthltskstbo vholessle arrest- bare a verv
deposing effect on busine-a generally. The grand
jurv n Chewier Cwnntv. composed *f six white* and
six' Cud that tl.e luK-cailon in the Fredidcaf#
proclamation are without foundation.
—A London dcfpstch. Oct. 27. t-ar*: “Qiio-n Vic
toria ha» contributed .gls-X) Tor the retie! of the Chica
go sufleref*. Tio fnt-1 at the Mansion ll«»nse laft
n <-u anunn'ed to .t'l.hAl. The M*yor of Bristol
i»x.nonnci e that he ha* received for Ch’.ctigo.
Tie* Secrctarr of Stare hn« received a despatch from
Hum no. i.r.c«'mncingc.*n rtbniioas of for the
Btificrc:* by tbe fire in Chlc*r».
AI Mel*ansboro. flamrlton Connty. Tit., an In
valid pasfcncer'Dame unknown! on rt. I.oul#
6oulhcfisicm‘Rnllroad train was thrown from the car*
by Frank Had, the e uducior. and then beaten and
kicked in Mich a manner that he died in a few min
ate- afterward. It is f opposed that llaß mistook the
sick man for a por»ou with woombe h*«l bvd .1 diffl
enhy >hort time prevlou*. A number c, ts-*oj>ic at
Mcl-.’»v*l-vo msde an attempt to gel of
Hall, m order to lyncdhlxt but he started the train
nrllmetoc-cap*.
Aitbur X. Breed, the forger, hvl an eranrinalMn.
in N«w lurk, October So. Mr.Rogao.the Clerk, step
pedinto tbe coort-rooia 10 rwnn a commitment,
leaving vhe pav**r? In the c» s e lying on the tabb*
thorTi-«.wiV«e«t. Breed very cooJv picked up the
forged chock wVch he had given to h. D Morgan A
(\k. and began t«i chew it. The wa
Mr. 11l a'vii. who exclwmod, Why, he ewa.low
log that check." Detectives ESfirr. Macdoogil. and
Klvt»n at once foi/od ht:n. and. In rpite of
rate straggle*, choked him until be was black In the
ucc. lU* mouth wa* wro ebed open, and the check,
some hut tna-ticated, was s-vured. It was not mu
tilntcd s. badly as to N* nndered tmfit to be n*od as
evidence. Justice Hogan as.-nml bvmthv.hehad
ucl improved bis c*se in the least. Bn»od r. piled
that he bad merelv endeavored “to protect hltn-o.f fco
bow." 11* wa* fol.y committed to
Bwalt a
—Jndcrnc fr«>m theAnguH report* of distiller*. It
rMH-ar* that the manutaciarvri* connected wiiatno
Itistillcr*' Afrociaticn. af.hocgb orgsnlred only
about R tir luocthe. have nxonopollred o;er two-thirds
of tbcbusincs* of the country. TUe*e report* shjw
tl.e daily maunfacruring average of the as*«vcUted
Bisnufreinreia to be SO.L3S bushol.v. Pr dudng V.M.-
gallons, while th* uulsiderr disiil daily 10,S«A
l.r.shcle. producing 34."d0 gallon* of whiskey.
-A despatch to the N’ew York Tribune from vYash-
Ircton, October S\mjv: “From facts which have
become Vr-own since the President returned fr.'m
hi* trip, there can be Rule doubt th;t Mr.
Thomas Morphy will soon retire firm the Collator
ship ofthc P 1 r. of New York. Tbe Preside t,.while
in Bsltitnore. about a fortnight since, stated that h«
did nor consider the TVsJm** publication* concern
ing ttn- Collector s* »nv reason for removing him from
office; but that.K be'had not been falibful asa Col
lecicr. if be had been dUboncat as a public oSleer, be
woo d temevchlm when the fkets were established-
The chaape.lt is Kiid. will occur eartr next month,
and will not be In the form ofaremoval.bat a re*lz
natwn.’ Manr name* are quietly meutloned for the
soceostloo, bnt. If anyone has been decided oa, it
hae rot been msde known."
—Arvid August Alxellus.tbe celebrated Swedish
historian and pastor, died on be SSih of Septembsr.
at the rector's tronse at Eukoning, to Sweden, where
he l.»d resided for errer ha fa Century. Aweokpre
vtous to his death he had celebrated nU goUeo wed
ding tbe historical wotkby which hi* name has be
come celebrated wherever the Scandinavian tongue
U spoken. U tbe “SvcnskaFolketaSagohaldcr, or
••Swedish Chronlde#"
—London paper# announce the death of Mf. loom
a* Flip rim. aged 71 year#. Mr. Pilgrim ac ed ms
chief engineer of the Archimedes, the hr*t ship ever
sent to sea propelled by tbe screw.
A singular case of honesty in a thief was
on Monday la»t at the Ptmmn County R. Y.) Clrenlt
LV.urt. It appealed that a pewou, law one night,
rnteird a country store through a door which had
been icadrcrt ntly left open, and proceeded to empty
ihc looncv 4r«w. An.r •etompUrtliir hUpw;
pove.the mtrrtopet looked around and dlecorered
tile keederof tbe store fast aaleepon tbe coonter.
Mo*.-*d by a strange Impulse, he went up to him.
*book nun awake, and handtd him back the non«y.
Kcrtwllhmndliiß tbl. litrrtlm Bwawtr.
tbe merchant pte erred a criminal charge and the
trespasser wa* lodged In jail. The grand i°.r.T
however, f.Ued to Indict him, and ho wu di*-
indicate amsll crops in the wheal-crow
loc ngioha ot Kutope, embradne Hungary, the Doau
►in tvri&clpaUtlva, Southern Russia and Awtna
The oHy DannbUn province likely to yie|d fuR
bKM.nispla. For I*
1 st tho demand Upon Thu country 77
wa*Z* ucdcralu will bu uuuaaaß heavy tbl*
8. d <LI PJ??“'S
Tno., UctotKT mu too Of tb« e«lj c
dUniub.vii', lc«nlcr*tM tbub«c from -Nona car»-
Uu.koo ,fr»r UK «mr oMSit HI. f«b»r. W.m«m
lam, w number of lh« coovenfroo P I *JL™ r MS
it, am con.til,U(mof Indmoa^Oeocnfr
--vcml po.UU o. ot inu, ,od br>o<»,
dtp. 00, of lb, irtilMt ud Paul f«vot*wj-iuw»o
Belleville, 111., committed s dclde Oct. W, by abootug
hlmvolf ihioi gj ihe bead *'hllj Ulor.ng andor tem
porary lr.sat Ify. Ue was al out 65 jo ir«* of age. and
was well known 11 rongbott the southern oart of Illi
nois and we a a hiotberin- 1 n w of tbj H »n. Sharon
Trndale.wLo wae murdered la tpnugfl.Md la Any
last
A. KBIT GOLD FIELD.
Great Excitement at Fort Garry*
From the Sr.Panl Press. October 10.
Mr. Liudt&y I>. Simms of Fort Garry, reached St.
Paul, laet evening, from Manitoba, and he brings the
iniererttog Informal!'n tbaiinienee excitement pre
vailed at Winnipeg over recent gold discoveries al
Lako Shabondawan. Many specimen* of cold dost,
noggets and gold-bearing quartz bad brongbt to Fort
Gariy, and so confident wcio tho people in general,
that a new Eldorado of -unsurpassed rlctwcss had
been dlecovervd. that* hundreds at onco repaired to
the scene of the dl#coveries the latest informa
tion from that region ban not only folly confirmed all
previous reports, hot exaggerated them to the extent
of placing them among the richest mineral deposit* in
the wurld. om-ranklngaven California and Australia.
The Government ofibe Pcminl «n of Canada Is en
caged in v6tabll*hlne a road through the country
jetween Fort William, on Thunder Bay. »nd
settlement on ihe Red Hirer Valley.bat all a.or*. oa
thl* thoroughfare haa been entirely suspended, the
workmen, to the number of several hundreds bavutr
dropped their above!*, picks, and axes, and emigrat
ed In a body to the gold fields, where they were each
washing out i*lih tbelr bands four dollar# and up*
wards. NiWa of their remarkable snccesi in finding
cold In paving quantities had Infected the eob-ir
citizens of 'Winnipeg, and tho prospects seemed to
he that even the fears of a Fenian raid fwu Pem
bina would be forgotten In the general dertrv to revel
among tho golden sand* ol the Shabondawan.
There would seem to be some foundation for them
reports, for the locality mentioned la in the midst of
oneof the richest argentiferous regions oathecontl
nent. The early explorers of n route through the
British possessions discovered gold and silver In ibis
>lc*nlty, and later investigations hav* shown that vast
deposits of minerals are to be found along both shores
of tho great lake. Lake Sbahondawaa lies about
forty miles dae west from Fort William, and at least
4CO miles from Fort Garry. This lake U only about
ten ml e* in length, and out two or three in width,
and forms one of many small bodies of water In that
section. It Is bounded on the south and west by a
mountainous and broken country, through which
flow several small and rapid streams.
Lake Sbabosdawan is bat a abort distance from
Silver {slot In Lake Superior, said to be the richest
silver mine in the worm, and not over one hundred
and fifty miles distant from tho copper mines of On
tonagon. Therp is. therefore, reasonable grounds for
believing that tbeee discoveries may prove to he as
valuable aa they are reported, and that the extensive
prospecting of experienced cold hunters, which is
sure to follow, may vet develop mineral resources
nonbof Lake Superior as vast aa those which have
attracted hundred* of thousands of people to the
Western elopes of America and the Islands of the Pa
cific.
Civil Service Reform.
Wstfalrjrton (Oct. 223 Despatch to tha Kaw Tork Time#.
The Civil Service Commission will not be embor
raased in It# work by the opinio* of the Attorney Gen
eral regarding the tmcoaetUuUonalliy of competitive
examinations. It la conceded that the President, If
be so cbooeeshaa tbe power to make the aoloetlon
of officer* of all grade# dependent npon tborcunltsof
competitive or any other examinations. He can e#-
tabli-h any ey£lemhe please# for tbe determination
of appointment# vested by law or the Constitution In
bi# own office, and bo can extend tbe same role#
through tbe entire cUll #errtco by hi# power In the
formation of hi# Cabinet, because no Cabinet officer
conld retain ble position for an Instant who should
refaso to applv auv system la the Interest of reform
which tbe Preel’dent ehoald recommend, even though
no action of Concrcea conld force the tamo gvstem
upon him. Therefore, n making lie recommendation
I to the President ofrule# to govern admission Into the
civil service the CocimlaloD. It 1# uudereiood, will be
cnldcd by thi« view, which Is, in i-fluct, that the Pres
ident it incaojc potent lal executive power in this Got
erement. If the opinion of the Attorney UeneraUs
Kiund. Concrcss cannot enforce a system of revolt
tioua for oi*|K>lf.tm*'nTe in tho civil service whtcb
thall restrict the constitutional right of
(■election tc«’cd In the api>olollng power.
This I* thought 1)y some to bo a stumb- I
lire block to reform. Bat it 1# the opinion of the
Commissioners. and President 'iwnt baa expressed
the some view, that If a system is once wtU catab-
U-Ued and thoroughly tested with good results, and
the approval of ihu people which euch results would
tccure lor If. no new administration would dire over
turn it l« tbu interest of party politic#. Of the work
of tbe Ccramlsi-lon thus far.lt may be generally raid
that the inline of a svetem has buen drawn, aud the
d«tuils are Uing wrought out day by day. The
uicthuUof procedure ate somewhat the same as in a
convention, where o subject la taken up. propositions
submitted by the member* are d sccssed. amended,
mb pled or laid each subject being snbstan
liiillv coi,eluded Ix-fforo it Is left, but still subject IO
Kibreonetit revision. Very positive progress bis been
nude, and «s the cctierallties of the question arc
c ,<,wdid -.side- 1 v t-c consideration of concrete prac
tical pr. position'**. difficulties disappear aud the work
rnm.i c.-reicr. while he end may now bo said to be tn
view. Whhtinicer. It noy, should bo exempt Inin
the application of the regulations to bo tvtahHshoj
has been under discussion much of the time for a
few da"* i n#t. A question which yet remains to be
considered is the louinosition of the various exam
ininz hoauN. so that tbelr efficiency and the thorough
execution of i lie rules may be assured. -Mr. Catteli
will join the Commission to moifwW, but Mr. Meuill
p>not taiftcicd Ur the present.
Early- lU-l>t«**U*l»mcni of Federal Court*
in Chicago!
Wmdiircion ;Ocl. Wl>a*pt*\ch to tho Sew York
IK-r;.id.
jndge H’odgett. of the United Stale* District Court
of Chicago. accompanied by W. 11. Bradley, Clor* of
the Cmnt. to-dsv ht»d an Interview wltli Solicitor
General HrlMow 7 of the Department of.laß!ice. for
Hie particle ol learning what steps should be taken to
re-e-ialdish the conn of that city. Judge Blodgett
represented that iAerv document ImlODglng U> the rec
otd*- oft he court had been destroyed, and tho pcern
mem was deprived of necessary papers to conduct its
borine*?. It vris decided to organise the court Im
ir.edlatclv. Solicitor I*anfi«*ld, of iho TrcA'Ury De
partment, wtr requested n» f:;rul>b. «Uh U.c leaf!
possible delay, conies of all th« papers filed in bu
office relating to suits coding against government
Arrhllcct Mnllctt will leave here In ft
few Jays tor Chicago, to examine the ruins of ins old
Custom House building, with the view of dctcrmiolog
wbnt It would cou to restore It according lo the orig
inal plan.
Texan FolKlr*.
(lulvevton. Oct. at.—The JtuU-tin't special from
Austin mv» th*.‘certificate of olection t- witbucla
from LTarir. It l>* understood that the v.hoi> u liter
will K’ r>. fcrrvd to Washington.
Chicacro Lumber Marbft.
Satttrdft.r Everting. 1 'cl- i.7.
The market f’.- cargncs was Jjuiet today, oiricg
toj-anrlty of otTcriug**, hut very fitra. Ta»* «npply
oi common cranes Is not e<)cnl to the demand, and
all ran,*(H*s fled quick pales a: SIT.tX) for aud
►csntlinj:. and Sip.fO lor common boards, ibe latter
being especially scarce. Ou;>d to choice strips and
loards Until ar*' qroted »i Si.M;
rhinglesat 5i.W for Ar, and sl.s>2.tJ.W for No. 1.
*'rpr 11. Owen, from Ponlwster, Ibl m A shingles
at j3£o; 50iira No. ldo at fl.tt. Slid by Bhiacb
asd. UmliV-d A Co.
Schr liu-t. from Indlagicn. SOO.m ft and
scantling at flT.Wfnr S-tncb 5 s Ojind under; SW.OJ
lor WH and over: f*>.W for a- tt. 3-iccb Joiat; ««-C0
>or 2S f: do and f3I.W for tf4 ft do.
t?chr Ui*n>, from i.admgua. M nt ft at hr
circular cawed inch: tw 2-lnch jn.sl and '^int*
line, t.nd *V-‘bO for Ir.ch joist wormy. *old by J. M.
Sf»u«l>uvld Dhil and Wh!i<» Oak. from L-.llnr.on.
J..lH'rrd»canillctf at j-17: one-tr.cb *t *H. schr
j—llot IV»t. from MsnW«,Wa ft joist and scanning
nt f1“ forVtort nulsV2 for trrrr.ty-iwo feet and over.
StlirFearless,fn-ra Kewaunee. II m ft strip* and
Marcii* st s4l. sjchru Marioa. Dixon. Nsw’and and
utlrTt-.rucp. mixed lore ;«nd frhort jol?:. e.vtnilin?
rrd timber, All -o!d by U. K. Bickford A Co.
Vc*f*l raloaart? bicker. We ijnoie Manistee st
,x>: Ureen Dav at I.CO; Muskre-m at fd.v*o;
oeefitoat *1.1W&5.0U; White Lake,*3.4i.
AT TIIC TAKDS.
Tin* demand coniinm-* urgent, with no change In
direction. Dealers aw tlnn at the following c\aota
tlon®
Flr-t cJear.l lech to S Inch
Smndclear.l IrcbloShich
Third clear. 1 inch.......
Third dear, thick
Fir-tcndwcondclear flooring. logctbei,
reejb. €tVO.OO
Fu>t toid second cieartidlrg, leather.... 53.W^iiW
Common siding
Common flooring, dressed, firs....
Common flooring. dressed, -econd... S6.oosfc*».CO
16 D c h
B #:ock board#
Common bt»ard#. Joint. *caul.s£. «a*U
timber, «c..16 tot and .mder
Joitts and #caniiln«j, fevl. CD-W&iiW
Picket#, square... iWßttiiaw
Picket#. lUT t*««slSfS
Clear poet#, aplU. ma^SimS
Sawed thlnpie#, No. i i*s?B J*S
Sawed thlcclea, A or star 4.00
VfMeli PaMed Detroit*
Br*<{Rl De*Wt<-». toThprhlri.r»7rrt»aj/*.
PotruU. Ocu S'».-I*i*ced Down—Prop
bark* Red. White and Ploe. Jamei.Joy: «hr« J««
R»IHon. C. n. Dreed. John M*g«e Ely. Monitor >o.
1 Kimball. E-caniba. PbaUrop*. Glad Ti
dlnc«», Aetna, Delaware, Denmark, Kills Tamer.
U r»*pfd Up —Props 3t. Paul, Welmoro, J- 3- Fay:
Khrl>. P. Hbode*.
W iud—Southeast.
DRY GOODS.
Mn Y. Farwell Go.
Are notv temporarily located at
167 Michigaox-av.,
ti ijere our good* saved from Are will be
closed out cheap, and where we shall also
be prepared to fill such orders as our UaUU
cd space will allow.
We are now rebuilding our Warehouse
217 it 210 Monroe-**,. which we hope to
have completed about Tfov. 20, whenwe
shall be fullypp*’P» red 40 offer oar u, al
tensive variety In all departments, and trust
alt our ft-lends will resetre their orders UII
that time.
Having been twice visited by fire during
tbe pastyear,we t&lnk it needless to remind
our friends that their remittance* will be
very acceptable.
JOHN V. FARWELL 00.,
167 Micliuran-av.
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Will W. 11. Bn«k om<» WulUtlo.
.1., W*loo*!.r Sot. I. «illoU«l_
fltah wir «r.
PROFESSIONAL
WOWJDEKFri'iIEPOKT
81MCB
THE GREAT FIRE!
Gores Performed at Dr, PBITZ 3
MEDICAL 6 SnBGICAL OFFICE.
No-158 South Halated-at., near' Adams.
Two week* more hare passed on since the
well-known INDIAN DOCTOR positively
demonstrated to the public that Root*. Herbs,
and Barks* prescribed according to Nature's
own laws, have the power to euro all forms of-
Chronic Disease, as hundreds can testifjr.
The many cures performed at Dr. Frits 3
Medical and Surgical office ore truly great,
and yet the public need not be astonished,-.for
God and Nature have planted around us the
remedial® ot cure, which, if properly Under
stood, never fail to relieve suffering humanity.
By permission, we give tho names of a few
of many who reported themselves cured dur
ing the pasttwo weeks': Fred. Erka, Michi
gan City, of fever sore; J. Plymouth, West
Side, throat consumption; James Qilligan,
Michigan, cured of deafness of twenty years’
standing; James Howard, dyspepsia and
piles; Mrs. A. MiligaUi Hinsdale, liver com
plaint; Mrs. J.Smllard, rheumatism,Wabash
avenue; John O'Neal, blindness, North Side;
Eli Bland, hay fever, Calumet; one amputa
tion of hand; removal of tumor on left side
one cancer ot neck, and a great number, whose
names we have not space to mention, who re
port themselves cured.
During the lost two weeks, we prescribed
for 263 patients of both sexes and alt nation
alities, showing conclusively Dr. Fritz
practices a system of medicine which docs not
fail to cure chronic disease when faithfully
obeyed.
Certificates of cure are invaluable to those
who are about to consult a physician; by
them the true physician may be known. We
have given to the public over 500 names of
persons cured since we opened our office in
Chicago.
Dr. Fritz can be consulted daily at ais of-
Sce, 158 South Halsied-st, from 0 a. m. to 12
ixl, from 2 till 4 and 7 to S p. m.
Univor»il>' Medicine*.
It T«fOty-v.xlh «t,
pr. K. HALLOCR. Acent.
DRY GOODS.
J. B. SHAY,
243 245 West Mata-sl.
(Thompson's mocK',
Respectfully aimonnces to customers
and friends dial he will open his FIXE
STOKES for business,
10IMY, Oct. 80th.
The stock has all been purchased
since Ihc fire, consequently customers
will find everything DESIRABLE and
NEW, and at
2a© W PX&IC2SSS
KO HAED STOCK.
Our Dress Cloak-Making
Departments,
finder the o!d management, is sufficient
announcement that all orders will he
rarefully and promptly executed.
Our Stores spacious and convenient,
tn line ot horse railroad, only the
third black west of Ralsted-st.
Customers and frirnds will find our
slock COMPLETE In every particular,
our aim to meet the wants of all, and
courteous attention our chief desire.
All arc invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Uni,liU
■Wholesale Department
BEoI’SNEDAT
31 33 SOUTH CANAL-ST.
Retail Department
KKOPESEP AT
3SB WEST MAMSOX-ST.
We have saved a large stock
of Black and Colored bilks and
Fine Dress Goods,
which We arc offering at great
Bargains at One Ue
tall House.
Onr friends and patrons In both
Departments are solicited
to favor us with their
trade, and those
Indebted to us will place ns
under special obligations
by remitting.
.9 ©50.00
47.0Wt1i.00
53.0U(i&17.1X1
4-y.W
CARSOM,
PIRIEftCO-.,
Wholesale and Retail De
partments,
Are now onen at 636 WEST LAc-E-ST.,
where they will offer, for a few days, previ
ous to removal, a large lot of fine Black and
Colored SILKS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, rich
DSESB GOODS, Black ALPACAS, and
MOHAIEB, SILK VELVETS, BBOAD
CLOTHS, BEAVEEB, OAESIMEEES, &c.
Soma of the above goods were slightly dam
aged in moving the morning of the fire, and
will be sold at a great sacrifice.
Simpson,
Norwell Co.
Will occupy the stores In the Sew Marble
Building on
near faM-a?.,
On or about Ist November, with an entire
SEW STOCK of
DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PRESENT OFFICE: 1817 Indlana-ar.,
near Twcnty nlnth st.
sates:
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
2*o. 17 South Canal
I Ids tbelr coUbratad Alnm a»4
KSw Bur»lAr BaA*. Wat*
w. mTmU D**n«. K*t*w*a ttnxet, *c.. ic.
Tb* BB»T BAFKB ffrrr offered to lh« poopiaol CWeaxo.
Catland see them before jeo *»«f. _
1 No. 17 A-ulh tonal at, Chicago.
No. 3M Broadway. o jV,j. t
bo. Ttt t *t., I’blladolpcia.
jio. SB Bala at.. Buffalo.
2*e. lot Bank at.. CteOelaad.
Safes for Sale.
I ha to on hia4 tn4 oltr at a liberal dlaoonol, M|il
new Sale*of diSrtvnl alare. and from tb« boat makort:
Barrio A 0.2 Tlerria*, Parrel A Sherman: T»rwllll
areTfo.; and W IWer’a ral'-nt. tieuitetneo
W• ’VtS’n"onfuiMtiV
I* I»ey at. tPa«l B«K4w»n» H-w Torfc.
KoUlTfeal*. Stonollt, S*g«a» CbackA, *o»
a. o. coxu.fi. Jit. co.,
VM ItltaX*-
Insurance Go.
HARTFOR
lOMMpald In .VJ .man over 5i9.030.030
exclnalTeof late Cblcafo lentra. ta m,
THE LARGEST CAPITAL,
THE LARGEST ASSETS,
THE LARGEST INCOME,
IN AMERICA.
Cash Capital, $3,000,000,
With ample Rf-lnshraaea rnnl. to b» Wept Intact.
After paying Chicago tosso*. leaving
This vrelMtnovro and re'!«M« (Jorapanr. which has
■rood the test tor over 30 jeir».wiil coolinua to lua«
new poUclo* and renew <.ll os?! at carraat c»IM.
Goodwin Pasco, Agents.
Offices, 43 South. Canal st. and
585 Wabash av.
Adjusting Office, 750 Wabash av.,
Where over $250,000 Losses
by the Chicago Are have* already bees p*M.
HARTFORD
FIRE
HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED. IdlO.
impiri neroßSTiiscinc.vuo ncis
$1,800,000.00.
Pays nil Chicago losses, leaving
Capital of
$1,000,000.00
riWcuchcfl, xm<l Snrplns
000 lo $500,000 besides.
0. F. BISSELL. Gen’l Ag’t,
Cor. Wasliingloa and Green-sis,
i.ocai. on*E‘>,
C 8 ranal-M. ami ST9 Walmh.ay.
Bank Stomp*.
INSURANCE.
/ETNA
Organized A-JD. ISlo.
OF A.STV CO.MI'ASV
ASSETS
Over $4,500,000,
the" SEPDBLIO
COHPAtfT,
COS WA2SASIJ-AV.
Ih.»i!ndertift.-d. oßffri of tha Rrm’dlc loinrxnce
rotupo r. t" tUm* the er-*ne>.in ltupr.-«*t wl.t b
h»v.- li.iMli.eil irrnful r tt. d-em It jit-t t«» nil ranK*
rli.t ll -y U':. l n-nt n"**n Hi*
*:nr'n Hi.- imlie-l piurtic.l.l nn..neat; an I
tli* Kx- win* N-Mird. c' r vroed ir< m at- of «.»a
ten'll', nr.d in ill- iw*r t*-v»c. fu ly r*c..«nra*i
r»»|i»».sibult>. i-n 1 i* unnnintonrl* rea d»*«| tg
clearer iff win I<* p *it. •bol-.vra. th; mii.xr.
l-.-ii-nt t.» ihr f-» ct.'n nrnti
i t.p n iMr r f.itir tlio’tfj&i «t »ekn »tder*.
■caticrrd nil r Her e-'iuitry, -.i '»ct ipxloa* nr.»
nil •*.'*iti d to *t or f.tlirfwi**, ana; bo apptrrnl to
nny felloe K nz irin’i. r fl'C'io' lii«t'idd:rl in«uy
t«» accept run i>-*v# pnr« -nt on lheircl*\m« rn'hnr than
avail ih- U*‘« d-I *7 ««ul uiifoftai «t‘ "f ccl’-cd m,
Tl.r y xrpgili* 11 1 tid. h.jwcv-r. will do Its 4»lr, and
ai.d Is v. cry me.at iu iln i's*u »ada >v. rlo co.fost tha
aa»r*vm.tt. HI;DGKuN. Pr*»*t.
U P. VAN >N AiiKNES, The Pre. i,
J. R. PAYS -.V See’/.
INTERNATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
or Now Vorkj
Capita] and Assets, $i,.i00,005.
iron. nro. W. •iIV-KJ*?. I'pf*.
IWVfK, Vice I’rM.
U3L J. imiSli.K.hoc
The trrurilj' oirrrr«l l*r ttil* fn«titritli»n I*
nol*nipnM4Hl by Hint orany fire Itnnrnupf
t uuipHii} In lliU or any other country.
<*w rrqnlrlint (liorotiTh In
i J hnve pollelea Imiicil at faircur-
JiSratcion a 2* desirable rUka.
whi *ide onir* 4? we»t n*i*Mo3:on-«l.
KouCte side Office. ft3:> Wnbsuh »v.
Adjnoiine ORler. SO!) Wi»brt»i»-»T.. where »!I
loum ure piompib n«l|u«(c<l jifin ;ula.
'TLOflis XV. UhOTNlit*. .A-Sent.
HIBERNIA
Firs Insurance Comp’y.
7be *lju»«icg Office of tie above Company U re
-127 West Washl»stou-!it.
All t»'r»onr h-ddlur r-ilirle* In the above Company will
p’c.r»c:»ll nr lb» above n»n>' 1 flae*. _
C.-If.rr- <-M. TIH'MCt* A 'l«U?*r.
Lycoming fire Insurance Co.
polk/holder* having r'alma in th* abwo Company
wil'tl pi» pr.M*;it ih-ir cMm* a* early p,-v*.lb> f*r
f-ttl* fi-rnt h« l:~ m No. Cliftou Uuu»<?. curoerof lial
eifd *Ld wtl, 'y^ j l i ntU vMAl!, Vic-' IVeid-nt.
\S H. A. K«ol>K. A ‘.a*i»r.
Acerrr offe* for writing poll;!** oa desirable w-”'
any .»t mil rate*. No. tout* Canal st. and Uh Twenty
ftColiJ
CupUnl and Asscf«, §6,.100,000
Cbiciigo JL.os*cß, 4-10,000
TREAMVAT a JEWELh. Agent*.
Connecticut Mutual Life.
of the Company who hare !c« their Polled'*,
r<l tl nlu »r premtuui* hiv im« due. or uWut due.
1,1 n gtSAKNiI. moKISJOX t cn,.
Gmi-r.l Agent*. 3T9 Waba«h-tr.
BATfKnjG.
Fii Sml Bat
Will Mid immediately on
the northwest corner of Mad
ison-st, and Fifth-av., and
expect to cccnpy their new
hnilding by December 1,1871.
0, B. SA'tfXBB, Fred.
B. LUDIKGTOK, Vioa Pwa.
ISAAC fl, LOMBAED, Cask
Cliiengo. Oet. !iS. IS?1-
TECjE
Commercial Moil
BAM OB CHIOA&O,
MS Wabash-ar., to
lUP'lrcoa that f*-r the belter aceoaimoJstion of
enstrrocnln all jortloa* rf th» ctiy.U will witnin a
few daft c* inplrt# the* ration of ao offle-* on tht «»rs of
lb* CftO»BT wr.KA UOU.<B. oa VT».hln*tnp-at-. be
tween Slate acd Daarboraata., to which li will °®f**
moots. It is Imitated that the ceatral location »l
alike conTrDkt.l forduUn ia tbs West, tbs south. ul
IL* Ncrib DlrUtoas oftbe city.
11. r. EA M Eft, President.
W3I. II FSBKV. Vie# PmU-jbl.
U. D.BCCHANAN. CarUer.
G*U. L. OTW. AMt«taOtCoSh>cr.
LENT, PRESTON SEAN,
BANKERS.
Masonic Biiilcllnj,
Cor. Halsted and Randolph-ats.
.£ceoa:an-'b*nk»aml baak.ra, ra?fch»aM,
P£“•£* nre-pw,f»at:A*»d batiUt-
JfCoVlafr? OOo« boar. 9a. to 4 o.
WEST SIDE BASK.
Ttn Prairie Mata Loan and Treat Oamtaar tu
onhart hr tl e flu*. and ow 4° ln 1,,8
.t the fcW ataiid et/tm-r Daodolffc »i*d JeSwaJttitreou,
vr. MvVIUR. Precide«C
a B. TtrVtE, C»«htrr.
DKNERAX, NOTICES.
Bank Notice.
1 A Branch Office will be
opened by the Third Nation
al Bank on. Monday, Oct. 30,
at SO West Washinglon-st.,
in order to accommodate
their customers and others
desiring to do hnsiness with
that Bank.
J. IRVING PEARCE, Prw't.
1., V. PARSONS, Coataler. _
Public Notice.
Public notice 1# hereby given thst the ceaaltloe
bavin# Ic charge damaged grain la the different*?**'
retore which war* Luro*l, wilt tell for acconot •I
vhi-m It aiar concern, oo the different preal«**«
which tber wera located, oa 3IONDAX >’EXf, tkJ
S»tb at 10 o’clock a. ail lh* srala at pabM
sale, beginning at tb*l Galena Elevator; next at Qiracs
Whedpt'a; next at ilns.gor A Armour's; next at Coatr
••Anext at Kalioaal Elevator.
The committee roaerra the right to reject an; oraQ
Lida.
I. STILES. Chains to,
W. y. BRMS’AUD. s»»p*t.
Nolice to Shippers.
On and after Wednesday. Oct. 25, ratee to all rolote
£ut of nttaVarsb, »l>o to Dnffelo. Sas pension Brid«%
and Toronto, and point* EaatwlU be advanced a* fot
!o*e: 1
(*n fourth clan* and bulk meeti, 5e per 100lhe;em
Cour, «0 e(e per barre* over tariff ra?»« of Oct. 2, tSTt.
WM.ATKWAHT,
O. T. A. P. FI. W. k C. Rr. and P. C. k St. L. By.
THOMAS HOOPS,
G. F. A. Mich. Umu B. B.
CiIAS. 11. OUAT.
As«t. r. A 1.. t 31. Rr.
Ibo Friends and Patrons or
WE H. GRUBBY,
Merchant Tailor,
Af r*»p cJf"Uy informed that he has t*np*aed bit bnti
tu*« »i«h a c-‘tapSrl* stock of choice wi*.|i-n*. at N*». W
N oth Gfo--r> «t.. oi ar Writ Randolph «t. HoyiaZ r*
til di> rtj»i«.m-t», ami a food many now uom. la toy
u-w place of business, I am. respccitultr.
WM. n. CIirCEY, 10 S. Creca st.
AGEKCY
OF TUB
Agricultural College Lands.
C F THE STATES OF S!I=SOUUI AND IOWA,
No. 41 UalVard-coutt, bel. W at»«Va*. end
W, i>n>-r tor s.lr lh*chulc«*t prairio ami timber lands
cf <1 o m.i- ot M t.onn and tovra. on a credit ut *4<t»t
lid t-n ur«. Thr omlt c.»lt r. .j’li.« Ii» a percent.«»■
cu.-itiM- >i trine. These l«n-!.nro ex-mut Xr.>w *JI
l«x.ti«-i ntid deeds come direct treat ihi Sf.ttre of ilt»*
run., f. sr\'jt,\s- r«.
BIKXT PiPUR,
WRITING PERFECTLY RESTORED.
The writing on {-aper* badly charred, la fact eo
much to that great care had to bo taken to praoevt
Ci.c-tn item falling to p cccs. have boon perfectly n»-
etcifcJby using our INK DEVELOPS!*. M'ire than
flf;j (iiCiici.t army have already os d It with perfect
tern it. o ib -ir btH*ks end paper*.
c'nli ut «mr udice. Uulou Park. cor. Madron s’.
V. -I. MOKKI< A fV».
(o I2i(‘\vei*H uud S.i'uMtt
Keeper?*,
Tb* yn-d- ASo r.r.-tvitic r mpiuy nv- s dl
(J- <l. tf» I «8T I" I l M'l tip 4 lil IT It a Oil X
At.. 1 ~ui. T'l- n-ct nnd rv I.- the
t vttt.v.r 1..g0 I. mid nil p-f-n* bm i.w any Is
il.H* gw*. 1 11 pr i.» \•r i«> tlirir --'•l*. r-t
,n M- AI.E 0». b> K. A. Wi'KKwBR,
jeci« inr>. i Lica.ci', U-l. lit, !d7»,
G. U. rTK.MiNS. M. R. KF.VNV.
r.-rmTlv lli.’inv W I-im*.
To Whom it May Concern.
Ktnplr* «"d ft Rmh «t. To *H snrtl**
1.,. n.,.y J. ..v.i. «i. r .Wit* .r-n tm*l «i
1> t t* tin—b n. <*f *ou d« .y •It «t ur bnin Htvr*j o**Y
u.nr Imk m.d p.c -r-. 'i I. it on .ml aft-r >t-ul«v
i,rxr. (ut. a«. w w»l* b 1 cn*-d cor now ai-r*. JS
I «.»t liii'if'.Ci.cl. lot M 1.2), .in 1 thaw* *HI b*
rrrpnr-i in an w nil *ll i.Msn. »i..l W4t
«Lwritil y ni-h»i<»*lrO*o »1* r*nt
ate la-a«bt«d lo It*. IV .P. K I A
55 Kaxi Km-Xlv it,
F.um''ly nnif.ie A*relt i«
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
CHICAGO A KAILBOAD.
On mod nft*T Motv*nr. Htlcb*r 3d, ika la Frrlcbt
rV|c( o| tli* (>ml*qa and low.* l»lrM>n* of tlil*i*'o.n
-pnny will le ni uew d<iKsl oa ul4 6il«, tootot N*rtb,
iirntbom *1 _
Tl-c i'tu FrMcht IVral *f unraa d|v(*inn« w|l! M
at Lulld.ne ku»wn a* '*idd Mliwnuku*'
liea»e, corner Xhdlaaa and
u U. WUEKLETt,
rt—»r.) Krrxeht *7*rf
A CAIiD.
TO rUlsN‘l>9 PUBLIC.
I pJcruT ro In Announcing that *1 i.tos
Status ac«r I am prepared,
with h cotrp!' areortni.mi of choice mUlituwv.to far
tiiph cnviLin.'dt'Mm! In itiat line. I have opened ft
ebew-toumt/Ver Car»oa Fine.
Important Notice.
The Hoc-wot)* l>oanl ot Health call open aR (O
ft< I ptjrlT th.'ir premise*. li»w the new db
infrmul. fto«u».U.\.talum, fir purtryint your wa
ter eIo*«?t«. caicli t;idu', etc. Tbs Bronjo-C h|o.**-
lom i* oon-poiaonotia and foodi»rou«t ii wry
po». rtnl ilfairif-ctaat, and wll ib-urny -verrtbti*
ftmt «Wrii:rtitf nl bo Ith; is r--r.iinaifn W W £»w
n«t-duwl jonrti-U an ading, phyMetaua oftli* i«b4.
I'rttvirrst lr Tlf.rjKS A C 0... Co«oii»t». New LeU-
I on. New Vntk, and tot by .11 wholesale and
NOTICE.
JlrtTih-r-IWnoclrs to th-R<>cWr a- tVra’Ofw* aac!
J..h"-r- me to ymi in -1! cl »lm« Ijr ro»i« !n(
by 1-ic tit- au. l.t-r »b«» Mot Ur. tVwi.-r s>.
bLOUUK I.MVOdX*. 'r.-'-tirr,
S?a aptch-il at.
I’uwnbrokcr** Xutlce.
Tl nrulfi* curd t.uiporjnlj liK-ato-l aM*l
►t .[mi-p-i-hiu h-ilin-j I”, r.vn'if’*.** »<-rw tchrg
Hi ill CTrin n'l-Hr co>l» d Mr>’p-I*, wnol.lwi*
f r m i .tot lit e.ill.n? -I ly c.-amueni. A. GJLO-
I-tr o’ 2M South CI .rk aC
Pawnbroker’ll XoUcc.
I bat* *«vrd all toy P.atai.nda, Wat-hee, .od Je»-
Hrr I uni tin* npe& for Ituloeu at ff»«t
*i. M-ii.y l->loan. SI.O.CLASOt.
To Macnfactnrers —A Bargain.
For a»la, on tnhj trrtu*, flwitory bri.-k ballJing
.'Oxl.mfrvt, with a large engine honee and brieß ata«k
jj; i.d hicb. with railroad switch and water coamawl
r.tlon, Mjili a flock of groand containing fire a M.
Ti.U luitding U ju<( cumpMril. and li admirahlr
a<ln{l-d to eotne latfte raaaDftC’.Dnog niabliahskrat.
For particular! apply to ADAM SlllrU, 2«a. H
S>nib J-Rer*ou-«t.
WuiucU to i-urclmse.
Im t 73 f-rt by 173 to 19n fW.t <Wp. t>*tw»en Tan B«r*ft
anJ Slcoroe we»t of Well* AdJr-a*
CIIAS. KAROO,
•SO
Printing Presses.
One lar»«» cylinder floa Prvaa. b-d «oxM. o«w,
and otw ebe, with a intall Jnb oAca
for »»lo low. Addre««
c. p. i.noi*.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
TU «A>rFACTCR:'fT CAriTALHT?;
I atr oflbeinc forgal. thw on- f. erth part f*uaooaM le
I.m-li-fa r: o ihi* inuuei'S* wu rp .wef of U»*
Illln.-i. l«jn-r. at Mare-111-a. Lah.ll- Cnunty, togntbar
o trlt to ncrr* 01 nigh and dry land imm—iiat-dy a jalo
uhiHi IJif r»«l »W- of tbn ritrr. S•! I w*|nr In*-ol
rxpri.a« in tirrrlnv in r> p-dr tb- data. lUom and flaaua
Oh ii iwtnad- wl'h trill ns -xpotj-a. T»rtn«, one third
down, (•■NnOi Id on* and l«u yatn. J\»r farther pax
ilcaUrx. call on or adJrrta D. WARI».
Mukllln, 111.
IfOrW. II LAnMAN.I2I Soybla ■t.,ri J lc*«o.
Police to Attorneys.
Anal(orc«y haring fall i*t of initPls Report*
teat books. can spare ds»K room for oa? or iw* itte
attorn*-*-. Aft-l* »t <f I>c* c-urt, n-i-r Wabash a#.
New York DulUci
At the Drpot,
jin krm an no Dsb
A'o Flro
flu loocbod ibeCoaloo either ofar thrpe D*cfca,
Kln&it-urj si., Ur-»o aad Twtotr-aecood at. trMjfe.
?n“V.“/t.d "I l.«ud..lph .t. IrUn J.« ..rckuMC
wen In n, .111 or coouirr
C'uuduntngo Bark.
W* h«r* 10-d«r rfwr-H fall anpplr. »h(ok
dTr to th«* tiKNUUIK. d»rr«l *rw*a »-4 jr«C%-
fft d n-A-r «Bf«rririu« ofUr. WKILB.
0. s. Cooial for ko*J«r<
STAMPS,
W« bara oa hand and *ra pn pared to attpplr iW
market with hnatn-aa it«QM of af®ry kin I of »ar
own a»,nul*cinto.*aal pr»**oa. ribbon ba.d
ci«tk jno &C.» at niodctaia rat««. ~ht|-rt iH
■ud retail. JOUS UAKRKTT A 00.,
m Hro*<<vS. T
To Kent.
Storm and dntnion {a all rarta of tb* Htr. hr
WM, W.Sh'ATM'*.
Real KaUtnaad iWw> Ronriar Vwof,
«M Wwt
Brick. Brick.
Goad Bed Brick for tola. Wlllm»ntfaeUar ««a%att*r
JUIIM r. tIOAHLAX.
M Vnt iiliaut.
Brick* For Sale.
CBA9- V. SAKOK& A CO.,
4M3 Mala at* rtukhtl*
Pa.
Addraa
MRS. W. HOWRI/*.
T. BRKPT k I*).,
IT* Fair at.. y.