Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1872, Page 4

THE CITICAGO DAILY TRISBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1872. 3, Féiion; pes Is Edition, per ve: 'r-mm Branch Oce, istors of Nessts. Cob | rocelvs the exmo stwntan 28 if Jore nt the X Ouce. Yadsesdey Mornirg, October 9,1872! ToE Teiavse connting-rocia and businers depart- ment wili rawniy, for the present, ot No.15 Camal stzeet, Adveriiscments ehould le handed fuat List plsce, TSE ooToszE ELECTIONS The elections in Penusyivaniz,. Oiio, 2nd per- heps Iudiana (thoflgh the fatter is* dowbifal); have resatted in the ;- oft the” Repibticza [ of 15.600.t0 20,000. e say = apparent majority, e it is pérfecily obvions that his.mujority ,000 in Pmla'lcln‘.'.'a Ciry 'is: the fesalt of eadoys and nnb!ma“g frands’ Philadel- 2 r ler gave 80 hr-e m:u)omv for auybodv, now ‘cleimed TLn mflu aces. ipsije-the Re- Harlsnft wore eyaal znd Fet we are ‘before the Legislature in the Caso ¢ Gray ongyear ago. these States, nmv.m as in the prc\'mua onés in Norzh Caroling, Varmont, end alaine, is that the Administration party hed all the, money, all the ofiice-holders, il the -election- maclinery, most of tie large corporations, =nd ull the adventi- icki ‘kelp to decide = donbtful con- Angther instruesive fact is,that a percent- age of the .Démocratic vole was cast for the Republicen ficket "Iniso esongh to offset the Liberel --Bepubliean vote in each _of the three States. Althongh this change “hizs resulted in the success of ‘the ticket which we deem opposed to the best intercsts of the country, it points to'a Kpeedy dissolntion of both tho old parbics, and -#his we eannot but -Tegmd as 2 beneS§t to the whole pecple. Dble that the Republicen: party shoild loag hold together, withox rincipics to contend for ° or promote. T ihat ihe liberties of the . blacks are still in dsxgar, which has, after =1l been the most potest weepon of the cen- -vess, being Tmot true in point' of fact, will not aveil much Jonger. Ths Liberal party is tha perty of the Furure, notwithstanding the sdverse result of yesterdzy's elections. 2 * o the Liberals of Tiinois, fo tho Libersls _everywhere, we s3x, Go an bravely in . the path you have entered. Toor csuse i just. Your ‘principles aro e necessary to the preservation ©of g0od Government to-dzy as they were yester- Tt is still possiblefo- elect your éxcellend Binle ifickel! in Tlinoie. ~ e ghall yield nothing in © our zoal . for Gréeley and Eoemer so long as iliere is & voto to bo gained, or an inch of ground to contend for. And, afer the centest is orer, v shall still i snd ennobling principles of Peacs, Reconciliation, and Reform, which are more preciaus o bs than any party or 203 men. - THE CEICAG0 Tmm One )'ca.r ago this moming, .he newrpsper ‘press of Ghsa_ga Wras literally \nped out of exist~ ence by a catamity as sudden o8 it was terrible. On that morning, TEe CEICAGO TRIBUSE found itself left with nothing but its name, its sub- . seriberd, and a rather pictaresque heep of stone,” ené iron, in roins. It was without press- ithoni engine, without type, withont files, without- chases, vithort famitdre, without s home or nb)flmg lace.: In ‘thet respect; ThE 4 guler. Every publicstionin csgo, daily, Sraekly, and monthly, except two D~ three weeklies publishedin the Wesb Divis- ion, suffered 3 common -fate. - With the exception of ~ a. .fe small- _job :con- corns and ome press menufactory, Bortunately located 'in . the West Division, 03t s printing-ofiice was lefs in the city, mor & *-poind of printing-materisl: ‘Insuchan emer- gercy 5 this, Lowever, fi:e-newspaper was more than éver 2 priins netessity. . Every. man Knew wEat Lad huppened to himself, but did zot, < * ksiow-what had happened to Lis neighbar, and was cager tobe informed. Every person had-| .- boen sundsred from friends, and desired to find _.them. Tn tho fearful uncertainties of the hour, 0o one could say whether 3 ivissingrelative was dead or-alive.., Business. en had lost their cus- tomers, and: wanted m find themagain. Al- thqu'vg: the destraflion .of ~tmo cily %53 the one fmct which -weighed fapon all, still thers was also = desire to Lear £rom tho cuter world,: sepsrated from ©5 by a wall of fre. ~Lasily, the Municipal, State, and _Federal oflices, the socictics of ralief, znd the mashinery for seiting the.city. in.motion again, must be replaced - immediately, in Lowever crnde a menver. None of _these wanta could Le realized without, the newspaper; Znd the news- pepers piroved themselves equal to ihe . emer- geticy. Ii less than foity-ciglit” hoots from the dosgrustion of its offico, T mach too Jong for it \muficm;, s Tars- CNE was again o fact. The iire’had’ destroyed everything but the indestruciible atom of conr- sge.. From that..morning untl this, §t has labored agsinst nciiy Glsidcles, the chiof of which was thé waut of the machineryand: roum’ 2o accommodute ity copstantly-i prictor of TEE TRBUFE Wi predies, on thaf wormitiy vl - malistic misery, that - exactly ; ome, year from thst time Tan Curcado, Temsuxe would Le . isfucd 58 a larger, handsomer, aud more;, pros-" pevous nowspener than ever bafore, froma. new = building on the oli:sire;. Jurgey, Yasdsbmer, fiore secure, aud more a . ol hiave been ounsid red Thst fime; how- Tl_m _same press id-ther E:&ne Crmmo Tamoss’of - “printery, and pressmen aré Diare theystoy ww:,« high-toned jour- ‘takén a monih later, showed a v + in each of Lho:e States.. Hartraaft is | elected in Pennsylvania b ah gpparent mejority | It is impossi- | ~more than 8 per cent. The total of the whole- . salo transzelices of the c -fo? jobbary, the fuinre, asit | Tiow cutors ‘upon this new m of exietesios, 1, Ly 518 with. the new ‘city, énd sajutes its renders’ with-welcome and congretulation. anlimitsd m]uunn and varicd es: fofaviiich altogetiter fancifal. * It3s impoési- Ble to make :‘_n\').lnn" more_ thav an :PProXima- tion. - Fortnustcly,.-Chicego stands in. no need of cxtravagast staiements concerning ber bisi- ness, her 'mm—fl1 or hier nereass of population.. The trath is sufiiciently wonderfal, mthnubm- | sorting do exaggeration. Ir13:0, the TFederal censns numbered the inkalitants of - Chicagp at. 41703 five yesns Tater, the Stcte censns s.mrca in 1855 it lad rcsthed 80,00 1860 the pumber, was: 109,20 The State ‘censts “of 1865 exhibited u population of 178,492, exd the Fédersl census of 1570 re- turned a population of 204,000, Ths cify canus; 305,605. These fHgures tcll ine taleof the ex-’ .traordinary gmw:h of (ho city in poiut of rope- lation. The fire hm.("plzce in a seszon of nuexams pled commercinl prosperiiy.:: O:dicarily, the de- siruction of £0,000 Luildings would bhave driven ihe populaticn of a city, elsewhere. | Fora few. weeks there was an exodus of families who songht _temporary lhomes with “friends in other plices. s & geaersl thing, the - male - populstion . rémained i the, cliy., The dépression and jutsrruption of by Tiess weré of short durztion. - The work of clear- ing away the debris offered employment to thou- Saids; in = few weoks, not only aii'the Jalor of Chicago was 8t work, bas bundreds of men from a distance came hither to find work. Tlese peo~ rle found employment all througa the winter snd spring. As soon as the sen«onpexmx&ed, mechanics povred into the city from. all diree- tions, and Liave xiot only found constzat work,- bot the work promises -to continue for msny years to'come. Merchaats 2nd manufacturers have come hither to remain permauently. The_ :Isborers who came to work to clear away thio ruins Lave also become permenent residents. Though much hes been done to rebuild Cli- c3g0, the work is by n0 mesns completed. The improvement is rot conficed to the bumnt district; it extends to all paris of the city, and for many years to come |* there will be unfailing employzent for all kinds of skilled and ur ed lsborers here. In the same time, manufactures have got such s start that they promise £o rival in imporiance the o inary commerce of the city. In crary direc- tion in the snburbs there have been nlanted all ‘manner of factorice, mille, and ghops. To abor in these, the country has sent 18 her best wark- men. These people are bere, not for a sesson, nor for a job, but to star. Within the last two ‘months, thonsands of these workmen have sent for their families. All over the prairies, on the -west_and sonthwest, there have been evected- cottages.and homes for viese people. Of the expinding' - accestions to the population since the fire, 75 per cent will probably.rerisin here permanently. With the rebuilding of ‘the old barnt district, wark in Chicago will mot caase. The old ratio of incwease will nob be diminished. The estallishment of fire-limita has already Led its effect. In disiricts ‘whera Dbrick and stozs brildings were once considered impossibilities, there are now wholé blocks of such edifiecs, - There are no mare costly wooden structures. Already, the mmost rebellious oppo- ‘rents of restrictions mxm the building of wood- en honses Lase discovered thet 3t is more eco- nomical to. ereci permanent buildings. The work of covering disiriets now occupied hy wooden Lonses with stone, iron, and brick hes set in, and with vigbr, and, for many years to come. this city will furnish the best Seld for 2l kinds of mechanical lzbor. The census of Septembar, 1872, taken for tho School Corzmissioners, makes zn’ exhibif. of the present population which is probably zbout right. It shows a population, on tho 1st of Oc- tober, of 367,869,-0r 2n inarease of aboat 70,000 gince June, 1570, Tho table of population by wards shows some estraordinary changes. The Fifteepth Ward, in the northiwest part of the city, has over 40,000 inhebitsnts. Wards 6, 8, and 9 have each over 30,000, and Wards 7 ._'Ifl 12 ovor 29,000. Wards 1, 2, s 19, and 20 have made Dut little progress in regaining their lost population; while Wards 17 a-nd 18have done 0 to o great ex- tent. ;The permanent population of the uty :nzy be set down at abont $50,000% GROWTE OF THE CIZ7'5 TRADE. A romarkeble festure of the year's work wehich s represcnted in this issus of Tpe Tar: TXE, is the uvemlx*y of the incresse of busi- | ness. Iisppears in every branch of. trade, re- tail 2nd wholessle: -There is incréase in- com- merce, increase inthe namber of buildings, in- crease in money invested, increase in popula- tion, incresse’in" wazes, incredse in receipts and shipments, -increase in tazes, increase in everything, ~Lest some of ‘Cur neighboring Ti- val cities may be tempted o burn .hemsel\-u ap ‘in arder to securs such advantages of increase for themsalves, 3 may e 28 well for them to consider that, while Chicago, a3 usual, has had to- attend ‘to her businesy as -a great distributing. centre for . ¢he rest’ of ihe countrs, she has ~slso ‘been very busy’ vestoring what was lost. <This has been in2ddi- tion to the regular business of the year, £o that the mxpnmlldcd volume of transactiors does not 2¥ord any epecial indncement t0 St. Loui», Mil- watkee, and Cincinnsti, to have an Oetober Niath, merely for :J‘.e sake of, incressing their basiness. The following figures, to¥en from um'anm- vereary review, published herewith, will show some of the principal items of this increase: In the receipts of gruin there bas been an increase this year, over the eorresponding period of 1370, of 3915 per céat ; 83,456,721 Luskels Laving been received since the fire; 92,140,923 more than in 1570, when -the rocelpis wero - GLS1373. guantify; fiie gain‘in valoe s 7 per centonly, ~es moet of ‘the increased recch s -were of corn, -of which, this yeas, - 49, : baiels Lave been recsived, to 20,162,775 in1870. In produco generally, the gain will be v, in che, varions de- partments of ] vinca the fire,.of $£50,500,000, an increase of 12 per cest, or §48,300,000, over fheumado of 3830, which amounted to:€402.500,000. Onr mznu- factures; not including building operations, Iave | risen 84.65 per.cont beyond those of 1570. For ducts of 13 year it Will be 103,470,000, *a gain of £26,622,000. Pl Rt e * ¥ TR SCYANCE 0F TRUBTEESHIEK The Vermont:Gevtrel Taihowd is 348 riiles -long, - exicnding from- Windsar to Prirdington. | ‘fhe-corporation holdslesees, Law erex/ of fiftesn | othier seilwags, with on azzresate Jeligth of 85 wailes; zad-of two stea -/-_-, which ply. aver lso a"control- ling intérest in &0 other faad one other steamboat ling.’ This 6 Iz 1538, contralict ihe \'en:\uu(: cnm!_, wh_\dh L2 “Tinfl oné” anda. debt 6f betwess fi G A have uved hs : irast, apghreatly. with 6 & 9 L3grandize them- ; g | Witnesses swore to his guilt, however, an they report a funded debt of 11,500,000, anda “Joating debt of £2,875,300, ora total of $14,875,- aith: in ) 063 A!Lu dedncting =21l available assets and the whole second mortgage, and somo bonds for *which the msr.eb clzim that the road is not re- sponsible, tue interest-paying debt i still £10,500,000, or twice ‘its amount when thc road foll into the hands of its present managers. 1% recklessness of their courseis sirikingly shown by the very recent lease of two branches, to Ogdensburgh and Catland These branches, instead of helping the corporation out of its diffcalties, show an snnual deficit of over £550,000. The Trusices and stockholdersmetin | . Eoston, Oct: 2. “The former submitted theirre- port, and the latter appainted & Committes. of Conference. ' It seems that an esposuse has | been prevented, hitherio, by an occasional dividends _wero, paid oub of borrowed 'money, acd that the Trastees have been mem- ‘bers of. a smell Credit Mobilier, which built, not the rodd. but the road’s roliing stock. The Tras- tees say.thint their condrct bes ‘been above sus- picion; that the road has been woll managed; that i will ‘be -in Srst-class fnancial cop- dition and will pay dividcods within fiva ears; and’thit, ‘whisr “the Ceveda Pacific and the Northern Pedific’sré finishéd, end Boston’s Eu- ropean trade has grown great, the rosd will bea _far vetter property than tho Boston & Albany, to which the speekers referred most contemptu- |- ously, but which kas an admirablo habit of pas- ing dividends. - The moeting #2joumned until to “day We have fl,_iad this case, beczuse it is 2a in- .stance of & common practice. It is - eaid that .everybody, however honest, cheats, if he “car, in buying and selling s horse. “The samo thing might yeserilly be eaid of deal ing in railrosls, slthongh thers *ae some ex- 'ou;mon_. The immense power 3 railroad cor~ ‘poration wields, and the vest opportanities for Eclf-zggrendizement it offers, scem to be ico much for everage virine. A man who, 38 trus~ toe for a widow or an crphan, would guard their interests a3 his own, is tco apt o Iosc all senso of respousibiliiy when, as a-railroad manager, be is the trustee of the property of many-widows and orphans. Soclety, 00, is not blameless in this matter. " It ostrdcises the man who betreys a small trust, and sometimes sends to Congress, ‘sgain and again, the man who betrays a lerge one, and, by the betrayal and by bribing his fe).low‘cangrumen. builds up a colossal for- tune. CORRUPTION IN TEXAS. Judge C. T. Garland, the Disirict Attarney for the Western District of Texes, who was removed by the President for attempting to obey bis judi- cial oath, made aspeech, a few days since,” ab Galveston, in which ba exposed numerous in- terferences with the process of justice by the President and his officials, In arder to seve their political friends. There were nineteen Internal Bevenus indictments, at Austin, agsinst State Senstor Fountain, then Assistant Assessor at Bl Paso. For political rezsons, the State Adminis- tration interceded with the National Administra~ tion; and the Comumissiozer of Internsl Bev- enue, olthough fully informed of the ‘ag- gra charscter o©f the -charges, has ordered the cazes continued from term to term, with the ides of ultimately removing them from the docketentirely. Again, there are pending in tho Federal Court at Tyler several Internal Revenue indictments against General Horace Boughton, es-Assessor, Lisutenant Governor Flanagan, G. B- Spaulding, and otbers, charg- ing the acceptance of bribes and the defrsuding of the United States by illicit distiliing. Inthe £all of 1571, tho President sent a written roquest, over his own signature, to the Commissioner of Internni Revesus in Washington, asking that the cases agzinst Flanagan and Boughton be continued. Tke Cormissioner so0 ordered, and last spring ondered © game cases aguin continued. Again, Governor Davis and Socretary Newcomb were incictod, last Junuary, at Austin, fqr fraud- lently counting a Congressman in the Second District, and jasning the certificate of election to him, contrary to tho advice of the Attornsy General. Flanagan and the fraudulently-certi- fied I!opx’e:mtsfive at once unlted with the Btdte Administration in demanding the removal of tha.| Court officials. The President at once removed the Attorney General, and appointed a new ane, ‘who immediately entered a nolle prosequé in the case against the Govemnor and Secretary. While Judgo Garland was United States Attorney, the Governor withhéld from him evidence sgainst violation of the Eu-Elux Iawv, and evéntually 1ad i removed for insisting upon prosecuting the violators, and a more plisble Attorney ap- pointed in his place. Judge Gariand cites numerous other instances of this clzracter ; but the above are sufficient to” show that the President and his officiala have deliberztely obstructed tho course of justice for political reasons. The Courtshave been ren- Qured powerless to punish criminals indicted for high offences because they were friendsof, and partitan workers for, the Administration. The 1ows of the State and of the United Statea have notbeen enforced, becsnse they would pro- nounce penalties mupon the earpet-bagging offiéials_appointed to ofica by the. President. Asin Texas, so in the other Southem States, the entire Federal service has becomio corTupt, because there is immunity from punishment. The President atands between. the ariminal and the law. The C:'L\ Servics itself of fliese States e become corrupt for the sameresson. Vemal- ity, extravagance, and corraption in every Grant ‘State Administration in the South have direatly rosulted from the system of carpet-bag Govern- ‘ments which the Natioual Adminietrationhes in- flicted upon that unfortunate people, aad will continue to inflict apon it, if it shall be success- fal in November, for, withott carpet-bagism in the South, the Republicen party will cease to ex- ist there. ., The corrupt uso of patronage alone keeps it in’ ‘existence. - s — Mr. Samuel G. Brown, of Yorkville, South Cardlina, who is nearly blind, in feeble heslth, and 65 years of 2gs, wWas arrested, last. winter, cn s trumped-up charge .of complicity with the Eu-Klux. He was taken to Columbis, and given amock trial before Judge Lond, carpet-bag 0 has been the ready tool of the Souil ng, Mr. Diown fSled an a@duvif, proving that he, far from aiding the Ku-Klux, 2d recantly gone out st midnight to protect & pegro from thair murderous schemes. Suborned sod he was sentenced to five yeers' imprconment at hard labor and a fine of $1,000. Ifis planta- tion has been sold to” pay the fne, and his aged wife sud Lia family furned, hozeless'and penni~ less, on - the world.- —He is in.‘the Albany Peni-~ Oglethorpe University, at Xilaute, Geargis, certi- fies to the correctnees f ‘the- facts here statod, fall statement of Uio case, with an urgeat ap- peat for the pandei of the lnckless man; was laid efore Gengral -Grant Ly Governer Hoffmon, -nearly cight months ago.- ~The Admmxsunh Las bean too busy come to any decision iu the tter as yet. The St.. I;au Democrat has discovered 3 new Enow-Npthing: pacty, . which: kindiy. sdmits Toreign-born S sene fo memberdiip. in, its << 1odgos,” 2nd msce: their votes to ‘enforse the dogma: “ Americans must rule Awer- % of. the leaders of the party cohtides i0 the Democral-that-Casl Schurz is forming a Gesmin . League throughout the *country, :the nem\)e.mnf\\t\ch are to be at his beck and call in all political 3ghts. The same high anthority’|. g that Afr. Schurz opposed - the acquisition of San Domingo besanise King William ordered him 10do 0, 2nd ‘that. tho now Emperor meaus o e h\lmd l\mxselt acd’ make the § Senator mmw::'h tentiary. Bev. David Wills, D.D., Presideat of | E# YORK. Tweed Leaves the City to Avoid Trial o1 ik Charges Against Him, Daily Review of the Leading Mark ets. Special Despatch to The Chicaso Tribun 4 TOUTWELL' LATE RELIZE XOVENENT, NEW Yous, Oct. &—T.e Tressury operation of yes- terday basnot yeb besn entirely clmsed up. Of the '$5,000,000 i gold sold, about 3,569,000 bave been mken up, piyments Lelng made o tho extent of. $52,000 in touz] tender-notes, and the balance in cer- fi6icates of deposit an the Bank of Cominezc and “Fourth National Bank. Of the £3,000,000 in bonds purchased, abowt $5,30,000 lave been turned into * the ‘Tresswry “end some paid - for with logaltcnder nctes. The outdow of this god aod leqldender noles caused a0 exsier feeling In the market for call loans, altbough thero fs ne incro-sed movemsnt in mereantile paper at lower rstes un call. The bulk of the business was A7 per cent gold, £o 152 eariy in the day, -but later 7 per cent became the gerersl rate, and pefore the close af bank hours {here F3s o' temporary declineto 8 per cent, followed by n sdvance to 5@8 per ceat. sTo05. On the Stock Exchange specaltion underwent afar- hert improvement to-dsy, The cnly activity sad fmatked buorancy wers in o fow eharessuch oa Pasific Adlantic - Mali, Lanama, bnsns-mmcmummcd um ‘moat ymmin&.: featare, 2ad 2he sharp advisce tok the street by sur- p: A vegme ramor af 2 consalidation with the At~ aatls Mail wes followed b the reportof an fntevded o of the Pacitic i, Atlant Papama. St later speczlators. werw treated to ome msterious whispers o reund to the position of the several promincnt leaders inthe sock market to the ‘elfect that the poeitions of pactées i Paciic drall wero evemsed. Under all thosa stories Pacific Mail ad- Yaned from 79 to 8126 5 Atlagtic Jail advanced from £)% to o4y, Gnd aftorwands reacted o 2137, Panama advanced from 143% to 145%; New Jessty Central froms 1024 t0 1007 *;, and fhe Ealinco of folist ktox er cont, L b atternoon Puciis 514 1o 8bi, and recorered to 815 Ocher sares declied 0 1 fer cont in evmpathy with Paciflc Anil, and afterward recovered'a portion of the decline, 18 deciadls gk in the morning, Sizty 33ys wus quoted at 1037, and sight st 110, but in thd afiernoon the market weakoned end closed st 055 smd 169 Gold frmer, xnd agranced trom 119X 1 “The advance tn gold and exchange t s e mux;n.mnm B he Bonk of Enetand mta of discouzt would be ritsed to-marzor. GOvERNMENT shrong and plaber o3 e e, gameal Pcific b-naa el 5t 93k 5 Union Pacis, fs, ST lmx sr=as, ST e, 10 BREADSTUEFS. oot w35 heavy, wi erste dermand for all i pade 000 scsrce and in demand. Holders of wheat a the Open- I T sanced thasr Hews 160 per Dhahe tm Sping, o finlied arrivals, bt DUy HEld of, . Winter =7 ’nmqmd Tather wanted. The market for mist descrptions, Stpnly lght, eapenialy ot Pork tn bettex dezmand, chieay for fob lots, Littlo deing for future, Cut meats firm zod in fair demand. Baooh_quies for. fature, Lut Litle doing. Spot lots ‘very ecarce and frm. firmer and in fair demand for'the trzde, [Tothe Associsted Press.] TWESS pr 55w Yomx, Oct &-—The Exproc it It 100 o fmpression arourd the City Hall that William 3L h&dhflldlfludu‘nofio mm for trizl in the overhn‘rgl’mumllm;,ormsmsm_nn aa EX-TDGT CanDos whorerigned the Sapreme Caurt Yeneh to avoid ‘fl,‘,! )y 2 Court of Impechment, sppearsd 58 coussel 3o Generat Scastons toay, oaT STt The trisls by court martial of Paymaster Msjor Heary B Reeas, for irgul:ricy {n his acconnty, and 8 Captain of for vilation of the acticles of \nr,mmeneufllzmtod:\- cox Rev. Dr.J. A o Bte 0f \\‘oodhfld;. Epis- Church, N, J..wm:tm wife, was received into fhe Catholio Church on Sundsy, &t Summit, in that Tho registration passed of very quletly in sll the Estricts, 330 vas 8 comy 77 Targe Tone, searly , aguinet 2176 o3 tho fret a3y in 171, aad &,41! on the first in 1 In the former yesr the :é's,;‘ registration mr.ed 152,572, snd in the latter, 2. IOWA. The Broderick urder Tear Des s Moines. Speclal Decpateh to The Chlcsgo Tribuse, Drs Monws, In, Octe 8.—Jobn Green, the man who murdesed Edward Broderick, mear ackee, on Sunday lsst, wis taken to Dalhs tic Yl sud D stess; Michigan, 1,233 B, ot $5.00, witt oD an Tambs—Receipts today, 5000, making {otal for the week, 00, aguluzt 3,600 125¢ week. Mar- l‘:t ot yet Lairly o] ogs—Recelpts B ey, 8,00, making total ) for, the ekt far 16,500, spainet 8,500 last week, Mar- ket low at lasf wecld closing prices. Bayers demand slight conce.siots, which holders fizmiy resist, peatances indicate an activa trade, Sakvs of 131 g averaging 502 to 264 pounds, ot S4.90@5.20 3 o hogs, averaging 212 to 248 pousds, 8t $5.10 ‘The Produce Markets. NEW YORE. New Yous, Oct. 8.—CorroN—Lower, with moderate it denzid and good saippiog demind ;- middling e, READSTUPFS—Flous in moderate export and howe demand ; receipts, 16,000 bris ; superine Western snd State, S6.90@6.35 s common to good extra, $8.9027.30 0 e.nme:} 35@8.10 5 ‘wihte wheat axt .,s.w@ 9.45; St. Louls, STL.85@11.00, Ryefour stesdy, Wil fair demand :.ts;.m...m. Gorn mea] quiet, Whezt 8 had shade firmer ; Teezipts, 304 No. 2 Milszukes o, $1.¢ Sl ha. 2 Chicago, $1.50 3 .04 da, EX iator ok Fisteras gaelel B}'e scarce and firm; Western, in store, 83c. Barley and ‘reccipts, 114,000 b ; e T dor @ m:my yellow, flxc. Qats 1658 ac~ ‘malt tochanged,” Corn active ; mmer Western mized, prices ;. rec eipts, 33,000 bu; old 3 e do white, £5@50c new mized o quiet; Rio, 14@17%c. Bugar, ZOCERIES—¢ steady, unchanged. Rice in fair demand at S@IKC PETROLEWL: —cmde, mk{@um:‘ uaned, ;’@‘ufls ‘ProvistoNs_Pork, ‘Arm ‘Unchesged. ‘me—mwer, er.b fair dema~d at 924@92% ORLEANS. Nriw Onrrass, OV b~ BatibSToFFs~Onts frmer§ 40@A3c, Bran dull at FL1GK. Ppovistoxs—Pork firmer> held at $15.75816.00. Ba- con firmer at B @LI3@12Kc. Hems, sugat-cured, at Txatie Grocenres—Molseses, now, 8c. Wmssey—Dull at 22G%9%c. Cotzon—activo; sales of 3,000 !nl; o0 oo oo pary at18)c; low middling, 187 dlings, 193{c. BUFFALD. Bureaso, Oct, 8, Dhransruzks—\Wheat, in foir de- mand; scles of 23,500 bu at §1.42 for No. 2 Duluth; SL40X for No, 2 Milwankea; §.47 for No.1do. Corn Eteady and in fair demand ; sales of 43,300 bu st 5o for o, 3 Western: Sl for. Toledo; bixc for high mixcd do. Oats nomigal at 35xc for No, 2 Western. Bpley frm at 93¢ for Viesern. FamicErs—Une N Mypwavsss, Oct, & —Baripsyores_Flour gum snd unchanged. Whest ste: 1204 £117%, Corn firm; No. 2, 83/ gc. Tye steady; No.1, 5. h-._h-y S e, ‘Freromrs—To Buffalo, 190; Oswego, 27%c. * Reoerers—Flour, 6,00 brls'; wiseat, 206,000 bl SarPMENTS—Floar, 20,000 trla; thll. 18,000 bu. CINCLNNATIL Crscrsvatr, Oct. 8.— Bagapstorrs— Floor and mesaulwss Siastias, cate, and barle y and un S mciove otk A ab SLS5 Btk Lght—estl- mated at 2,500 brls, Lard—Saies of summer at TXc; steam offeréd t T3¢, __Bulk shouldesy Leld firmly ab 83c; nothing doing; ides nominal, Bacon—Jobbing sslesat "achunged pices. ‘Foos—Steads at A0, W= falr demx;g,ngxnfl firm at 83, Vo, Do ehlse; Nor 3, chgse er: No, 2, 56@5Tec. WetssEY—Not salablo o over ao@ x PRovISIONS—Pork quiet and unchanged; quiet end Iold firm; shoulders, c; clear b, 120, durndu, an for Grder lots; lard’ quiet wa s ll'ans-—ln To e - = ‘TOLEDO. Y Oct. 8—BreAnsTUrFe—Flour quiet =g Wit closes a shade frmer; o, 3 hite Vabash, SLES: extes white mnw:n. $1.65 5 higeh, BLISEL A3} No.1 SLELE} \o.:mn s1d0. “Corn 3 ehadd better; £3¢’; seller October, low £21¢c ; bl a’quyno PrEIGHTS— e, O aalli o, @} No. e e ETs—Advancing ; hmflq 9@934¢c; Oswego, Tercraers—Flour, 8,000 Drls; whest, 5,000 bu; corm, 55,000 bu; oats, 5000 muu—n—mom-,vm brl.l wheat, 25,000 bu; corn, 81,000 ba ; octs, 1, ba. Vessels Passed Detroite DETOTT, Oct, 8,—PassEd Dows—Props Ph o e sl barges bavks Banrd of Trade, Tan Valkenburg, Tharston ; schru Ahira, Cobb, Exile, Wilbor, Colambicn, Jameica, Pmne: o€, shmn, Hattle W ‘Esllar, Lincoln , Rising Star, W' Bl Wagat, Catmbridge B ater, Pissep UeProp Nobrisk ; tarls Bactne, Moo Oct. §.—Passip Dows—Prop Rocket; barks WnL-mi, MMarch, L. Woodruff ; schrs Lowisa, Winnie Wing, Mootcalm, Lackey, Russel, Dart, Alumcors, Enght Templar, Wilkon Lewls, Willand Grostewit, ommers, anrise, PasssD Ur—Props Nebrask, Conc com:urfl buta e e Banner County to-day fos trial. Teforo leaving ho stated that MARRIED m:fldfigc;ky zrose zhouta line of ‘mgeed lhg]i gs W.WFW aitle on Droderick's hnd and the o Tu Uo7 Ociobe finer ba driven them bk with dog, Gree 1t S R Tates Goiier, St Wt B Reepers and }- nd told bls wifo that be was to shoet R Sdetida . Cote: p ek dog, o wem out and amé,g Bnmnm..m_yl ENEIN_t the sesidenco of Wilan 4. oderi resses great regret ray Exq., 13 Wan! Ha x‘fw.udam" mmnuwmmz:(w;fm o S Mol B Nl e B et = s Shipwreck and Starvation. AMUSEMENTS. BosTox, O:t. 8.—A Latter reccived here states that the ahip Gorden Hind, of this eity, was lost Jupe 24, GLOBE THEATRE, abon ten s nocti'of Cape Bibacmsics Chares L | WOOD & SIXN.coersrrre- Loees sod Managern. tnd. The crew took to the boats, in charge of the Capiain and two mates. The boat in charge of the second mateand six seamen hss not been heard from Eince, and it is supposed she swamped 8con after leav- P soa il T peovisans 1ad Gubleg were the compase and ‘provisions and ¢ ‘were lost. They finally landed on Desolate Island, abont miles from Bsady Foict, whers Sm of Wt crow 2lod from starvation, and {rim which the ere rescued on tho 10 of sugaet by the schooner of fhe Fulkland lslands, ~When taken off they 8 very weak state, hardly abls to stand, — . —— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Forcign Markets. Wi g@afic e "Lfifl;fl@w T, e, nter, em i W 1520, mi. s Lo 10 5 ng Amers e ebsat—Winter, 125 , 11 83@145 50, Best tnchanged, 'LIvER?0OL, Oit. 8—Eve—Cottca quict; middling aplend, 93¢d’ . Otleass, 1050, Sales, 15000 bales. Specliton aid export 400/ e s quiet; thangi cors axt whest declined; ro8 Soring e, 1is SAE1%s S0} wier, 1%6@1% 10 Flour, &%, Cors, $02. Loxpox, Oct, 8,—Consols—2c 921 account, 905, Bonds of ', 93 dfl’b‘,v'}i 10405 83 Erie 397 new 5, 89K New York Fimancial Xowws. ozz, Oct. &.—Afuney, edrlyin the ‘day, 7 wm,w;.:; Later 7 became egonm mp:: 2nd beford the cloze of bank homrs Was temporary. i decline (0.3 percent was ollowed by n advaacs Sierling eteong and higher In the morming, bt in the afternoon “weakened, and closed 31035 for 60 dayn, and 1003 for eignt. ‘firmer, and_advanced from 112X to 118X, mmxmcxorc.msng,mh«uwmnnm cent opaid for uoe. Ceariogs, S8,00000. . Tho Trese- ury . Governments u"qng, 22d highes at {he_clos2, Stocks opencd buoyant, with Paelts : Atlantic Fenuma, xnd New Jersey Oeptral as the featurcs, TUnder variona rumors Pacific American inclnding the entire ixhocance 6f Mr. Brown, A R hRh New Yorik Live Stock Markez. Nzw Tozx, Oc. B.—Bosiness was very quiet t in all branehls, bit prices for cotien go0ds were ™ maintsined, and the wrket wea Frosg . in brown and Uleachied »fiectings axd ehirtings, With 3 scarity of some wmdss, Brown drifs fa good cemsnd. All wooller ‘goods quiet, with a szl s e ple goods. nnuflo Live ck Tlarket. - 031, 8,~Csttlp ~Receipts, to-day, incld- ing 67 r:‘.mr‘n:d o arrive, 1,37, meking folkl for woek tgainat sindut yeek, Sr- cfl.k, with umincs 0 advance uin etock neglectad, Bat few prime jre: gobbled s 50on 88 ofier- B ™ Buvars soem iispovell f0 heng o8 enmmon stock 3 3bont 89 dispnod of, Buis of 147 Indins sicers LS to11ia s, 2SS GO Stata “stockers, 3t 7003 mn.\ufl, LUl to L iy oqu.wu ! g ] Wahshav. .Comer s A Grand fnm’.versary MATINEE, A PDOUTELE BILL This Afternoon and Evening,’ THE LARGEST COMPANY, WITHOUT EX- CEPTION, EVER IN AMERICA. iy sz 5 MATRENS FROPES, Ty gac 'Y Will prosent his master act oo the triple bars. O i sphesrance of the taiented Duteh Comedian, O. A 3 M fiss Hel Charlo; aley Ben -dlcfi e, cmmma“xis Q m-o i rroll an: "a , Miss Pe u Rn 3 B ‘:fli"“’é"é‘im#“n:‘ e A LQ;T.AME G%}l‘ gl '| UPE D! bnuw o graceto -flS‘E o CALND BaLLELS, . The' performanca will conclade ;m: the lsughabls taea T ON'E.::’ BABY. THE STAGE. - Dramatic Reading ‘and Acting, -fl?;&&?fi-&“.fi?mifi”fi%f%"&&“‘ e ees 284 Michigan-a, MYER'S OPERA HOUSE. Alonroo-st., botween Dearborn and State. - ARLINGTON, COPTON & KEMBLES Hinstrels and Burlesque COmpany. f the pleasing balla IZ R. T. TYR- REST mke;&n b ”mm‘.y. . mu. eule siagens in the first X Lovo 1a & i T Boentng and ..nudu Matineo. T ACADEMY OF MUSIC, - Humpty Dumpty! ‘Vol. &, reconstraoted and reorganized. ‘TONY DENIER And Bie cxire PAFTONINE TRGUPE, with Willls Cobb and his Trainod Dogs, -nkers, and Goats, aod Prol. Rogers and papils, all in new festures, acts, sod AMU: _m‘l'l' AUCTION SALES. THEWORLDSTAIR! CHICAGO 4 DAYS ONLY! Commencing BIONDAY, Oct. 7, and Not Before That Time. P T BARNTHS .Great Travelling Museum, Menagerie, Caravan, Hippodrome, Polyteohnic Institute and International Zoological Garden, ‘With free admission to DAN: CASTELLO'S MAMMOTH GIRCUS Seven Superior Exhibitions! InSix Soparate Golossad Tenta! Ten Timzs Lérger than Any Other Show Ever Seen on Herth! Tl oxbot 1n Gulcago NONDAY, TUESDAY, WED- el THURIOTRSS and 10, aa PN Suniio Af‘ltw l‘wvn‘f-’:srmd v ety FHREE FOLE B 23, u}; Jm, Attt Graud Opening, Monday, Oct.7, 1 p.m. Evening, doors open 8:30: TUESDAY, WEB\ESDAY, and THURSDAY, three exhibitions each day. Doors open at. . and Land 6:30 p, m. “Admission. to yf:‘sn"v' n'"'c hr::ll Shawa yws only 50 cents. 0. nndars nm % ‘The entire Parilions aro dm.wny illominated in the evening by ‘l.l m . ‘Excursioa will foradis- 0 01 75 miles 10 b lnlhu ',\m ill also exhibit at et 14 W:hmwn.'.\~ el S LA "fi‘ oan AR ot 14 oo L Fridos, Ock 11+ Otige 123 ; Eankykes, 15 ; Cham; 15 ;' Daaville, 17 Lats R B R R . ATKEN'S THEATRE. AIKEN 8 LAWLER.. . THS WEDNESDAY EVENIN( Grand Inauguration by THEODORE THOMAS ) AND EHIS UNEQUALLED ORCHESTRA. SISTY DISTINGUISEED PERFORMERS, Thio largzst and ot perfect Concert Troupe which. oves SrAvERed, eithas 1o LS Covatiy of I Vamaper S Ba NR. GEORGE L. 0SGOOD, The young American Tonor, ¥l mako his first ;ypm S Siinway & Uous’ Se! brated Piaoes Stetn: Thomas Cicete, - Orhceta, Dot o by o eony,, $1, 5.0, and &3, sccording to lucat on:nSuw':d Balcow, ta. , 50 vt iiseried mala caabe securod st Cob's Lipra, 471 MeVIUKER'S THEA' Madisen-st., between State and Deasbarn. Monday, Toesday, Wednesday, and Thuraday—Last periorinadces of The Rogue's March. J. . McVICEER as.. Major Gidoon Fridsy and Saturday nights, and Satarday Matinoe, . Grand Ttalian Opem' T"HVHH]I‘H il Paritand Daifr. the diraction of SIGN TSI, masts g lsdios and ::-nu:':ns' et S R w Seats can now. be secared withous bxm vharge. NIXON'S, Clinton-st., between Randolph and “Vashington-sts. EVERY NIGHT. Matinee To=day. yEopalas Matinee prices, 25and 0 cents. Mo sesorved Roberts' Great Troupe. on Stars f.h|s ek WALTER BRAY, 0SS LT BN AR mfiafimg S L, ,“fuf?ox. ‘tcy, au,. Entlre change of programms. % XN. D. BOBER?S, Managor. Bomrniue’s Bancing Avademips, West Stdo 517 Weat Madiconeat, fs now | onty.foucth-st., no S: Ot 10, Javeiitly mm e now o um P m. AUCTION SALES, e usbiubuniou iy SUUPO RS GEORGE P. GORE & CO,, " 22, 54 and 2 Randolph-st. Will on THURSDAY, Oct. 10, offer at auction susther largo and tine L of Fancy China Ware, Bohemian Ware, ° Toys, Dressed Dolls, and Fancy Goods. Sale at 9:30 a. m. - ~ CATALOGUE :(BOOT AND SHOE On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9, at 9 1-2 a. m., 600 Cuses of PRIME ASSORTED GOODS will be o~ fered, including another invoice of those Celebrated HAND-MADE SUCKER BOOTS. 7 GEO. P. GORE & CO., 22, 24 & 26 R'\.:dolph-st. ATREN'S THEATRE. 3od_ Conzress-st, THIS WEDNES- DAY AFTER: o'cleck; rvening at & o'clocks THEODORE THOMAS - AND EIS UN\E QUALLED ORGBZESTRA! TY DISTINGUISRAE i E oG GOOD, th Fonor, Ilm;keh.hnr:(lpbmnnm s-i00 to matigees: , Druse Circlg, and Aduis.ior ad rquocd, Deves Circls, sad i 7, $1; N0 cbargs for roscrred scats. Second N dats. SATURAY 43T LIvO0N, R Stetiway & Sois' colsbrated PLinos dre micd, at all the Tnomas Cflvmofl.\. owrved sdats can be secured at COBB'S Library, 411 ‘Wabash-av. ATREW'S NEW _THEATRE. th3 secmd batouny Cobb's Libruzy. 50 c Stats. et e azcared for all of Tugmas! Cnnum L3 By .E:LLISOW & FOSTER DRY GOODS, Pieco CGoods, Waolens, Bls.nkets, Dress Goods, Notions, Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes. Also Sine assortmen? of Laiti =« Purs, AT ATCTICN, WEDNESD. c Oct 0, w @ oelick. AR api"oymr Sl = "BOOTS & SHOES, ‘HATS, OAPS, AFD CIOTHING, AT ATUCTION,: On THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 10, at 93§ o'elock, RUBOX & ROSTER. Austiouserse : 2{"‘“ hréf.t,",'.,"‘:‘t.m By Wm. A. Butters & Co. Blogant Honselold Furutirs At Anction. Wil be sold at public sacrion, o3 T o sla o, Bidloom Foraiturp, seatas No, 1182 Wnbmash-av. Comprisiog & full swortmont of cremtbin housakecding. REA?E&E?E‘ER THE SALE - 30 %plenflm Lnfs -—Ausfm 36 Buldlng Lflts i1’ Norwid Park. t bonse, Tequiced for Al neas the depots of thers v Sourishy hv; Famency 31 10 0'clogk A BAF, ot 1 o o Tor p?r'uc" 8 penitd pizs, s un;uv F aud 57 South fire 3&. St thetin & Dorg G £00., Anctioacera. ~VERY DESIRAELE D™Zars ale Froxnt Dwelling House AND oI, . No. 1106 Prairie-Av., At Auction, on Friday afterncen, at 2:30 o'clock, on the promises, fhird Homse Senth of Fwery-fuwlst Tho beuse coniates twa parloms, «ftit=geroom, Hbrarsy 73 T, whh fvo r3 and, zarar: muachlo wash hosin, luachle ma! o vt Bomee e ehagui i orery mudarg cex Tala pete WiL. A. BUTTERS & coy, icliopeeTe, 23 md [mf‘q. ugsg waiance, Totrand torma GRAOD AUGTIDN SALE CHOICE RE IDE\GE LCT8 AND HANDSOME DWELLINGS HIGHLAND PARK, TUESDAY MORNING, OCF. 15, . Sals commenclog et 11 c'elngk, on th e el ?ng ’)fuw;mo Depoty carn.rnl&mzi o sod Caasomm 0t S50, +Fros pases Wi vish to attend the TFRUS UNUSD: ILY EASY. By orderof tus IIGULAND PARX EUILDING COMPANY. Wm. A, Butters & Co, - Aucfioneers, By A. GOLDSHID & (’30 it West Madison. Wo shall offor et aaction, on Thur-day, 10th fst., ab 1043, m., end Tp. m., a8 sscctucat of GUNY, PIB- TOLS, and RAVOLVEES, to close u conslgameat, A.J. CHURCH, A:cufing RAJLKUAD TIME TABLE.' hics Bu:nn-wn S Quiney Ex B:dlznad. Dogota—Too of Take-st., and -ul Ao R . 'n:k« mfiu m Belegs Bo "m ts. ~ Leave. Arzdve. & . m)s o ted. 2 Monusss exoo adys'areapiod, Chicago & Alton Railrond. Alton & 5t. Lonis Tiaougn Linw, snd lbnnré?x {505y Chicago 10 "SiBolio-h DA 200 p. I "8:00p. om ¢ 500, \ k= ) aleovia Tacloarille Dt vition, . H90p W 7D wy 153 > a5 ‘v':'-n i’fl‘ 2 33 PYFY i g ety BEERE ] 33288580800 BREFSE k2 oorrePy G\flcnna, Indku:u:wlh & fllndn:nll! Tfifln‘. ine, via Kankakee Route; i2¥a) Baflron) ,Rmum hnuznwp- unu ‘bours. : o Clng dmfim mmm i csmu. Pollmay (lhlmx:. & }«nrfl:mltem Rnilroads 2 West, glx.d.mn--t. STPUTpPOPY FEFRREPERRR 'i u b £ Cbicngo, Rock Island & l‘nalfi: M’é‘”"fl. cémmer and Ahcemsn- icket Depot, of, Enw‘?n e Lake Store & Michigun Sonthern. ‘Depot cprnerof rrrisen agd Shorman.sis. Ticketoffon ' veuest camer ot Siadison and Canal s = - * Sonduys exvcpred. Culeago, Dantille & Vincennes Rallrod. Paswnger Depot at P., O: & St. L. Depot, cofner ?:’:;:f" {“hfll.) s Gt fecight othes; carner 1o Cregehs G0t B Cr & Bt 2o evor, Sormis iasied ana Garsoll-atas Eragille & Tereo Hause Ex; 70 8. m- Ciucimnat, Inuispapolis an emnas RRRINE smp.m. DanvEe ACCOEIMOAAUIDR. ovn LU P, T Plusburgh, Fort Wayne & €hicago Railroac : Saen B /o I wLANAP( IS YJA PERU BOAD., i ive B oS ppk ‘w . wm-rwos.ra. enszal Passonger Agedy, {3 "HURSDAY, Dialzg-room, Ki'c: i