Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1872, Page 8

8 ] THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1872. : ; ~ —— == had no doubt it would, the dingy, dirty, ill-ven- HE LIBERAI N. REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CodnERCE, | of selecting men as candidates for the | hi 500, but he refused to scceptit. After AUCTION SALES: . ’ lOOK TO YOUR HORSES. tilated character of the hvery’ and 'bnufl.ing T RAL CAMPAIG - WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Probabilities—The ba- | State Senate, House of R:persaeen‘::civen nhl:n%"m hb‘;b?’a t:tk He was induced to accept WWNWWIER-V stables, omnibus stsbles, and salo stables, €0~ | ¥ . out-Door NMecting Last Evening | 10meter will fall in tho northwest, with sonth- | and Council s were known to be . opposed | 34,750, being permitted t0 rejain possession of By ELISON & FOS. gether with the crowding which they were com- orly winds and partly cloudy weather, extending, | to the Liquor law. In making up sucha ticket | the land and houses on it for one year. Am pelled fo put np with, would producs Eloquent Specch by Hor, Thomas | probably, to ihe Lover Ohio Vallsy and Lake | they should not consider o n‘fm"; arty afilia- | agresment was drawn up m{ Auly signed, and i hA zfnku;x.z MOBTALITY. A.I i lmt‘ e AL 80 to-morrow. For the Ohio Valley, and | tion, but whether he was “all right” on that | the first instalment of the manayfiil,fl;flg—w;s i’ }cnga 88 af present more horges then any arge Liberal meeting of citizens of the Ten thence to the Gulf, clear and clearing weather, | question. Both'the Liberal and Republican | paid: Nothing now interferes with con- city in the world in population, and lees accom- | Ward was held last evening, in the school house | high barometer, and fresh northerly winds; on | tickets were then overhauled, and, after a stormy | struction of the rosd, and the gap 0f 150 feet, modation for them. Henco the disease would | yurd on Madison, between Halsted and Union | lower lako xegion, and thence to Tj per Ohio | eession of threo hourss duration, it was de- | which has been 6o long in dispute, Will be cov= L] fi?;xce‘t‘?‘ A effacts. & ) Dy, | strests. Gasolino lights were suspended from & Valley, ncirtherly ‘winds and clear weather, with | cided to present the names selected to a genersl | ered in a day or two, and the conatructio trains ’f‘nthillnel ing cansg of the disease is cold, Dr. telograph pole and in front of the platform from a_ncuémnt ‘gfists. The depression on the Geor- | maeting to be held next Mondsy morning at | be able to spproach the supply depos of the sl sumes, and it might be called epizootic BT gia Coast move northeastward, with brisk | Orpheus Hall, corner West Lake and Peosis | Company. SPECIAL SALE OF BEAUTIFUL FRENCH BRONZES, . ~ Broe Chcks ad Stamary, The - “ Canada Disease” TUn- doubtedly in Chicago. ¥ty Case; at the West Side R i] B Sl SO which the speaking took place. The Ward no{%‘eflty to easterli windg. foadi sh{eets, for confirmation. %tm%joriky of those T ATUCTION. 'y T OF DEAINAGE, Greeley Club, arrayed in uniform, and carrying |° wreatening weather and rain to-night, as far | selected as nominees are eaid to ke Republicans, New Educational Enterprise. A ailway Barns, Tamt ot proper aitention, snd crowding “;:'gn:;; fordliss, mimretion 1o the nattiog pesSoaOL HY.S S yireinla, nd sontliay bo westerl Wlfildslgnfl and J. J. McGrath is one of them. " | Touspo, 0., Oct. Z5ech corporation, 10 b8 | i o eming and each avouing Gnsiie 1 xrying dreq of our oy : weather in Eastern Florids. In New known as “The Toledo University of Arts and unless precantions bo taken in time, Herecom- | band. They wera under thé commandof Captein | Broland and Middle States, winds bearing to < Tradon has e Datrerly, ichard weslyat g : 2 mends that proparations be made Whrough the | Brown. After the meeting tho. Club screnaded | northerly and northeastorly, with threatoning JACKSONVILLE. Zrades ‘;;:s‘}gz‘;g’%o“:‘,fih“}fij o ot No, 138 T What Will Oceur if the Disease | city to meet the isorder, and he euggesta tho | Mr. Sheahan, Mr. Wilce, Mr. Holden, &nd Mr. | weather and ratns. Wanibg signals romain of this city haa decded Ia trust 165 0: WentY'second'St' 5 S Liberal sprinkling of barns, floor, walls, coilings, | Tonergan. Suvannah, Charleston, Wilmington, and Nor- | ¥mportant Sale of Blooded Cattless | qoros of 'land mear the city ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneers. Becomes Epidemic, 2ad cribs with chloride of lime. Let inallthe | 'y '8ymuel Skemp called the mestingtoorder, | fOL 3 Burning of a Saw-Iill. which is to bo used as the gite of the propoed | ————— ————— air possible, he says. Don't be afraid of fresh duaid that b e St Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. pibmirar ey ik L N0 S5 ' 8ir. In sn undergronnd stable ventilation | end esid that he had boen an original Abolition- “ MORAL SUPPORT.” Taomsoxvirss, T, Oct. 23.—John H. Spears | purpose o bo plattan and loscod at \ow rnbeE EIG-HT AN must necessarily be dificult; bub even here, | ist, having voted for Fremont once, for Lincoln . & Sons’ great auction salo of short-horn cattle | for the benefit St'the University. The and is 4 E 5 mora airoan bo let in than is generally admitted. | twice, and for Grant once, and tho last time. | Garden City Division Sons of Tempera | took place to-dey on their beautifal farm near | DOW Worth 88,000, and must rapidly tncrease: Keep the floors clean; clear away the excretions » i i 28 often bs posiblo; 1ok the horses have sogular [Appleugo] If tho Liboral Republicans and | “ance-Comesto the Support of the Aus | tho village of Tallls, in Menard County, Til, il'xltyl:::‘g;dowgimtixe gimfi?%ss:;fifli exercise and plenty of it, but don’t oyerwork the | Liberal Democrats came up to the scratch | thorities. The wide-spread reputation of the Messrs, | Minesand Mineralsin this institxtion, and hasé Chicago Stables the Worst in the World. - Handsomely Mounted, . Poor creatures for your own good. together, victory would perch upon the Liberal | At a regular meeting of Garden City Division | gpears i 9 3 & 28 eminenth gsful breeders of Dur- | already provided f¢ xpenditure of $20,000: i OYERWORKED HORSES, 2 banner in November, and Greeley be the next | No. 422, Sons of Temperance, held _at their hall, bfi ttle b: = hv B;:cunf t number of toward ot flbje-:t?r Tho moyement is rogarded. HB l]n B a_fl “ s - e overworked men, are peculiarly susceptible | president of the United Stat [Cheers. 3 B > 2 cattle brought together 2 greal i, ith i Y (3 Views of Two Experienced Vet | of digase. Koep the snimalsin good physical Al el -1 comner Ratidolph and Olinton streets, on Tues- | prominent live stock men from Ilinois, Mis- | ¥ih much favor ‘“dggmh‘m Ly our el erinary Surgeons, condition, and the moment anything appears to | 0D ThomasJ. Turner zeviewed the cause and | day ovening last, the following preamble and souri, Tows, Kentucky, and other States. Bixty- iz&ngh;go i, 2o doubh, contribute liberally to D 3 bo vrong call in the Veterinary surgeon, and let | c0urse of the war. During the war many ques- | regolutions were unaimously sdopted: ono hoad of short-horns wero sold,—47 cows snd i ;b Enfield Rifes and EIIH]DII]EMS him attend o it. tions now important were lost sight of and over- | _Wsnrnras, His Honor the Mayor, the Honorable | pos SNl Py ine N E ' GONE TO INVESTIGATE. looked. Tho war closod, and we were now a | Bosrd of Polico Commisstoners, and the Buperintend. | eifers and 14 bulls. The following is s} , Ocean Marine News. 2 . . s . ont of Police have dotermined o enforc the laws pro- | statement of the snimals sold, prices. paid |, (<PRoE0) O6E 202 he Cf b'S"r?fn’g fufil:l fhn New and in First-class Order, Ravages of the Disease in Eastern Cities. | A Mr. Bovait, the surgeon of the American- |y n g Merchante’ Union Express Company, has gono fl;:\w{! pen_pLe. The Bouth hadh Mf:aptud tho | hibiting tho lllegal sale of intoxicating liquors upon | and names of purchesers: * Crown Prifice of ast of Tabrad we od to Detroit to examine the cases eported in that situation with grace. It was the duty of all | the Sabbath; therefore, be it Ozkland,” 2 years old, sold to A. K. Riggin, of col abrador. 0 Créw were saved. city. Howillbo 10 tonn Gordey, and his ezpe. | Men o vote to ‘ostablich fraternal relations be- | Resolued, That wo Lnfl with joy such determination | p&CRNS L., fof 81475; VBelle of Bt Sovrzaxerox, Oct. 23.—The steamship Donniu et P iy ) Pe- | twoem all sections of the country. Ireland was | and attondunt action, and congratulate the order-lov- e N L N “ar. | bag arrived. ¥ T Buch waa the sondtion-of afses estenday | B0y Englend by orce and Folao by Russiy | o5 lise t Sk Ielss 1 sy s | Hnsbireis B, S 400, s o Kookl 3 | pNEy,LoBE, Ock 20 -Thostoamor Frss, from to-morrow morning's issue may chronicls a com: | 1n 16 #ame way. The centralized power of Yighty and thet the citizens of Chicago should rest sal- | yours old,” sold to B. Brown, Berlin, L, for | Hambuip hasarted i 6 plete outbreak of the disorder throughout the | bi0%¢ Governments wero stronger than the peo- | fgfed with nothing less, S Y e D, o , Oct. 23.—The & p Canails, ity 8! gla,egndxf our Government was to continue to be | Resolved, That our thanks ave due and are hereby | Martingburgh, Mo, for 88053 * Rose,” fourth, 8 | ff0m New York, has arrived. Z special corraspondent 'in Canads informs us | 2503 upon the will of the people, we should tendered to bis Honor tho Mayor, the Honorable Beard | vprg nm,hmfold b0 G. W. McCrosky, Wilton Janic- . . that over ane-half of the horses on the line of | SPEC%R.Snything and evergthing that tended to | &f Fo.ce Commluloners, and e Superintendsnt | $ion” Tova, for $450; “Rose,” fifth, 1 year Losses by the Bostom: Fire. tho Great Western Railroad are Iaid up with the | ez povwer at Washingion. [Applause.] | Lo om0 el e B e o o e nd | old, sold to H, AT. & W. P. Siston, Galesburg, | , Bostox, Oct. 23.—The loss of 8. 8. Houghton h n B 1 p Penco should prevatl within all the Loarders of | Sarnestsupport and co-operation in making effoctual | O1d, ; sburg, {8 P digease, and that it is working Westward. the land. Had the Government done all it m;u ::pmzmm of the illegal sale of intoxicating { IIL., f:,’fi 38% & ?fl.g, \;’Dll\‘lk?: of !‘t:r‘gvxg2 mfi,” 1 “gggo . gqods daag:mé’l]gsowggz& x‘?’aa u?;!o”ud- ) ety should have done to restore the country to [ Fesoived, That — Yearaid, aslc.to o 0F: MuCeosley, Wiken dyne. o5, The Tyceun Building, . owmed THE RAVAGES (OF THE DISEASE IN EASTERN | poaco? o did ot think so. Thero was no | 1o xf:é’;f; such aid. %%E%mmw"ifm%"fi o o oo oo Soars |t et thaats D, Jobin W ars was alag 4% i e empt made at reconci ion and a restora- | purpose of making effect he efforts of the authori- 7 Hii " W i i) 3 i i 1 Despatch to the CI . ry 3 for $430; “Orphan B 86" ontha ol stroyed, involving a loss of 260,000; insured in Special Despateh to the Chicago Tribune, tion of peace between the North and_South, nor | tiesin this gaod work. or 3 PR Ny vl nf,, B e e Davilion wen oaverl ' Burrawo, N. Y., Oct. 28.—The firat case of the ification i . | _ Resolved, That the fact that on the two Habl sold to H. M. , N. Y., cat was purification in office attempted by tho’ Ad. | et “fi: kg Dot It s;uv": mnl;-dfl; 5 | for 510 #Prince, of Forest Hill,” eix montha Canada horse epidemic appeaaed in this city on | ministration. He hoped and believed that Dem- 8 : - {ho 161h inst. Since tho timl tho liscaso- s | S5rais WOUIE do thete Aty and o askd Tepub- | 12 LURSEE of rvats bas docsieed o than 8 | ol old to Josse Tiong, Monrog Towa, for SGL0; | © sxiother Libel Sultin St. Louts. - eprend rapidiy, aud s now at is height, Bvery | Loan8 £0 chioose betwoen shoh loadors s Trum- | Fiat tha nes of iniosicating Lquors 1 (30 DrouBs | MeGraeiy, of et a0 WX osemecy ong | . 8r. Lovss, Oct. 13.—8. N. Goodalo, who a fow horee in the city is more or less under its infiu- | Bygk :ngxglhars or Morton, “ha‘ih G nfdfif—' mfi:lsgfi:m’l‘“;?!%fl?fiund the temperanca cause | 30T old, sold “to Edward Tles, of San- S hingo_ s lbh].fiahmhe!' o mechufi:o flk)mbe, enco. Al classes of businoss are seriously em- | Bon. Butler, John Logan, ofe, Thoy conld fakg | 38 800 snd righicous cause, nnd do herely corditly | gumon — Gounty, T, for §380; " Miss | (6 00 Fakiag Bim in e seent, murdas of barrassed, with no immediate prospects of re- | their choice. Democrats could nof gaf off the P “fl?’;fii‘:;,m‘:%:,ifim%”; L. Burroughs, oZnamon, T, for 2300; | Chasles Lane, at Dorchester, Mass., haa brought lief. Merchants are working their horses slight- | Platform on which Greeley stood. The past Was | happinces fo overy hofae and person by ‘total sbstie | * Bride,” sixtéenth, four yéars 814, eold to J, | & similar suit againat the Amerika, thenew Ger- Iy, and shipping and delivering goods with hand- irrevocable, and could not be revived. [Ap- | nence from all that can intoxicate. C. Hamilton, Jacksonville; IIl., for $B00; | AN paper here, claiming 100,000 damages. catts, All the Borses in the steest railroad b plause.] The old issues were doad. Slavery | Resolved, Thatthe thanks of (his Division beand |« Bride,” ningteenth, 8 years old, sold o Geno : : . 0rses sirest railroad barns | wag buried, and nover could bo resurrocted. | src herehy tendered to the press of Chicagofor the | o 0 (it rios A. Lipplncolt, O Y Ilinots Supreme Court. are sick, and the cars are running on slow time, | Every man, black and white, had the rght to | Do e e o o tha” aa racota | for 8300; Bride, of Thotndals,” 6 months old, | - Otrawa, I, Oct. 2—Tho Supreme Court b AT ATCOTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 25, at 12 o'clock, at our Balesrooms, 85 and 87 Mars ket-st.,, FOUR TWELVE POUNDBRS and FOUR SIX POUNDERS, WITH ALL THE :g.\xmes READY FOR IMMEDIATE BE. : The Cannons snd Carrisges will be sold separataly or together. The Carriages, with very little expense, would make valusbls stone wagons. Thisis a fine opportunity for country towns to buy a Cannon for firing salutes, &c.; also, a splendid chance for cur German and Irish friends that are forming campanies of infantry in our city, to buy & complete outfit at 1ess than one-half the orige inal cost. ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioncers. LAWNDALE! Barely two months ago the press of the coun- try announced the outbreak, among the horsesof the Canadian cities, of a disease which, though not fatal, was so prostrating inits effects, and so rapidly spreading, as to cause serious apprehen~ ‘sions in the cities and throughout the provinces generally. This disease continued to ravage the Dominion, and the daily reports from Canads, and especially from Toronto, became more and more alarming, as the epidemic assailed a large proportion of the stock of that city, none being exempt in livery and boarding stables, sale stables, or even private stables. TEE FROGRESS OF THE DISEASE has for the past two or three wecks beenwatched with intense interest, fears that it would cross the border and infect our own horse stock being generclly entertained. This fear, =s the telegraphic despatches in Tee TrmBUNE yesterdasy show, have mliready been realized. In New York City, De- troit, Rochester, Boston, Buffalo, "and, indeed, i i ; Resolved, That copies of this preamble and resolu- 5 throngh Western New York, the disease has ap- | 0nly for the accommodation of the suburban | vote, and that right could never be taken from | ., tewd'hets TUet copios of th or, the Board of Police | sold to J. C. ton, of Jacksonville, for $300; | met pursuant journment. peared almost. simulioncoualy. I is describod | Tesidents, and i caso of rain aro withdrawn | fhesty nor ponld say ano atiempt e, Tho jees E‘:m:unfonfin:, wnd %;pefl%'uet'uz‘enat Waabburs, acd | Rose,” third, 2 years ol sold, o3, 0, Ham | T E i{ Momoss. = IMPORTANT - as being a gort of influenzs, and is classed by | entirely. Tho wholesalo trado, and especially | yerg embodied in the person of Horace Greeley. [ -~ = rorers (oF PUbllcstion. fifi'&’,’ o xkEEmBha;' it ;Lesea:;;'tyl 5% | tho case iszuised without prejudios allowed. - veterinary surgeons under three heads, ca. | the hesvier depariments, is ntterly unable either | He was in President Lincoln's room, and wit- A TRIANGULA ABBING AFFRAY. |forsteo; Glimer,” 1 yea? old, 8ld o Hranry | 2 Mobiom o guseh mmawer, -0 i tarrthal, rheumatic, and gastro-erysipelatons, | torecelve or to enip property of any kind, ex. | nessed the first meeting between him and Doug- TANGULAR STABSBI + | Regan, Fidelity, TiL, for 9300; *Musketeer” | i fimman*:::"“- for wastof brietn cept in the smallest quantities. lag after the first outbreak of the war, e 1 yoar old, eold to J.' C. Simpson, Tall ., | by sppellee. Two of {566 b . | Wwhen Douglas said, *Mr. Lincoln, we must or- | Yernon Park Becomes the Battle Gronnd of | for 8255; “ Victor,” 1 year ol ld to T, C. | 823, Moti 3 w0 of e ctaemfize engliesbaya besn o gebpurty sad save the countyy. " [Applausc.] | Thleves-Three of them Siush at Ench Other | Watrmoa, Savannali, Moy o S0 e | O Peceion Dhapplles for tme ko B1s brlet. by an The form in which it hes caused such havoe in Canads and the East is the catarrhal. Its firat AUCTION SALE noticeable symptoms are a flow of tears from ( dered off duty, sxcept in case of goneral alarm. t was the spirit that should animate the peo- ith Knives—One of the Parties Believed t h : atiachment should not issue f tempt, Black, the eges, a watery discharge from the nose, and | The remainder of the horses in the department | plenow, for tho country was in danger from an | be Fatally Wondeds o o o v | Lewancs, |1 yoar old, sold fo Timothy Dayy Somininie . Lk o to sodoia 3 9 general prostration, followed by a congh. are al_moaz unfit for duty. (?ne private stable [ insidious fg‘oi that th_x%ltone;i the emwnc]e cg The brief reign of peace which the city has twanty-fon}th, 1’;3" 5167 gold to B, Browfl, % llofim; d‘:g.m 15 ‘possession u‘tn ‘1!.:?&“ . ‘PREOAUTIONS TARES. contains 955,000 worth of eick racers. Horsea | the Republic. ~With xeforence to local | peen enjoying was disturbed yesterdsy sfter- | Borlin, IIL, for $250; Princess,” second, 1 cortimont ot o e e e etlon foF The announcement of the outbresk of the dis- | &re obtalned with difficalty for fanerals, the | ZACOT SPLRENC TAF CO0L GOROT o0 | moon by a dosporate and bloody quarrel betweon {eusg%_eglgw,l}({- Natarioan, Bavanaly, Mo, | 485, Avpesl o 3, and motion oz damsges, '] eauo in the Festern cities in Tae Tampys: ( Lackmen having been obliged to suspend almost | honest snd sblo man, who_had besn -very | threo West Side ruffisns. Tho affray oscurred | 100 Pste'nabug;, T For 3980+ o Hogira, o1 | on e, oy s per stipulation o 2 caused & profound sensation thronghout Chicago | altogether. little in politics, and had neverbeen inrings, and | in Vernon Park, which is the daily and nightly year old, sold to Charles ‘Green, Tallula, TIL., for OALL OF PASSED CASES ON DOUKET. S Sesterday. Tho keopers of Tivery and boarding | Tho discaso is raging through tho intervening | a8 & miich itter representative than Jasper D. | haunt of ll the housebreskers and highwaymen | 330 ; «“Tndian Prindoss,” fourteenth, 3 years | L- Soptinued. o o At Lawnda]_e Etables were especially exercised over the dis- | 00Untry between Buffslo and Rochester, and haa | VaTP, Who, Bomebocy said, bad no cOUMENG IR | who have their homes in the Twelfth strest po- | old, "eold to George Hundshal re: . Order taking tho case ses nsids and rule on plain- ’ 5 the Legislaturo but one, and he was a lobbyist. | D = e girendy broken outin New York, Brooklyn, and | g oty ket wonld b notad; s aoah | lico procinct. But little is known of it by the o o o By, Gl pioeh oy 3 | 4 foshow catse ln ten days why the wrt of error T ey e apta dape would carry the State, and that would elect | suthorities, as two of the parties have thus far | $o0: udi;,m * gix montha old, sold to J. C, | 7. Plos of release of exrors atricken from flas and . disenge ok yo tparadtts eapal Horses Horace Greeley next President. [Cheers.] managed to escape arrest, and the thirdis 0 | Hamilton, Jacksonville, 1L, for $260; Alice,” | taken on call. Y bt it is feared that they will be attacked befors | A% William H. Hendorson criticised the Ad- | near the point of death ss to be uanble, | fourih, nine months, told to Chas, Green, | 1o Fekemonaall tod the clos of the week. ministration in & good spasch, even if he felt 8o disposed, to give them any in- | Talluls, T, for $280; “Eentucky.” seven | yyo: croag 1o continuance o nlee The symptoms in the early stages are & 8tar- | myoro wag :*’m‘?“‘m“s“‘o‘;fl{;“,’;gms of Gree- | formation. From wast has been learned from | months old, sold fo W. C. Owen, d, mla 120. Bame order. 1og cosf, dry or hacking cough, moving With | 15 3 Koerner at No. 839 North Clark straet, | Persons living in the vicinity of the park, how- | for e Peltada, eona néhz’so% e o s ‘n‘f'a%.‘?‘:,‘é’:‘a;"mm till to-morrow morning reluctance, and general dullness; nasal mem- i i ever, it appears that two roughs, whose names g S pals 2 Iast evening, The attendance was fair, and the | 2700 R OFRCTR DN SN0 TIREN0 B ARCR | of the short-harna sold bronght prices ranging. | st 10 6'clook. ‘brane at first pale; watery discharge from one i i " of both noatriln cars sl logs sold. A8 the :{‘;j},’“‘:’;‘ g WE;’;‘"{_fidf‘g‘“s”t" &re- | with each other, in the course of which the | ffom 8105 to 8200 cach. The average prices for disease advances the membranes become highly | g ¢y J0nang ofime! Kern, and Otto Peltzer. smaller of the two was severcly beaten. After | the 61'head gold reached within a fraction [ —A can of turpentine exploded in the druggiat colored ; the discharge from the nosiril changes P ANNOUNCEMENTS, escaping from his assailant, which he succeeded | of 8300, or about'éls,wfl in the aggregate. establishment of George H, Kni&hé, lfi&la tos mucous of a greenigh-yellow color, the The Liberals of the Town of Lake will kold a in doing through the interference of some by- Henry Glyener's mw-mxl.ldo{,m ed near Wa- | street, Portland, last night. K.nlxgg was stop- pulse is_quickened, the bresthing is ~ aiso | e LILRRls o 0o Sovi of oS B0 B | standers, he walked away a short distance, and | verly, in this County, and 16,000 or 20,000 feet of | ping & leak, having a light near him, when the covery, and inguired anxiously as to what course to pursue. A reporter inquired among the various livery stables, express companies’ barns, and other places to ascertain what pre- cantions had béen taken to anticipate the ap- proach of the dreaded disorder. He learned that none had been faken in the majority of stables, but here and thers a course of disin- fecting had been commenced, and was to be keptup. Field & Leiter have disinfected thor- oughly with chloride of lime, but did not fear the epidemic. It would appear that the disease O Tuesay ANeruon, Ot 29, at 3 ook, This besutifully-located property is inside the city limits, on the C.,B. & Q. R. R., between Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth-sts. Every lot is supplied with had not as yet made its sppearance, but it is to | quickened, and in some cases obstructed | S ¢ | there stood, as if inviting the other to renew the | lumber, were destroyed by fire last night. Loss | can exploded. He was severely burned, and the be fonced that the plotssa belief ta our imma | S50 Isbofed: (Should fhe amimal be kept | Filbo sddrossod by Judge I B. Olie, Ceplain | quarral. " fho lntter, Bothing loth, ran after | $3,000 to 89,000 No insuranco. Fire scch | stors took dre. Everytiing on the aret eor | JLAKIN W.ATER aity from disesse must be rudely dispelled, 26 work the distans, which, inits carly stege, 18 | Growley. higy aad’ s c:i‘wofluton:u “;(Muk him | dental. was des‘l;:yafl. Btock valued at $35,000; insu- |. chtd = ocal, il catarrhal fever, and con- | “Ap “5pen.sir mesting of the supportors of | BSAIN. when 5 A e n. ARAY g rance, $21,000. - i 'THE DISEASE IN CHICAGO. pen-i p) g . fined principally to_the bronohial tubes, will bs h the . 9f | Donny, or it will be worse for you,” at the same n ' Water W Abopt three montha ago soveral horees in the | extended to. the chest, The covering of the | SXSl® B o e o sormas of Mirnigay | time dfawing 8 knife. Denny, s ho called him, TIES AND RAILS MARRIED, . From the City Water Works, West Division City Bailway Company's barn, on ‘Western avenue, were taken sick, the symptoms having been a8 follows: The extremities were cold, & discharge ran from the eyes and nose, in some cases there was hemorrhsge from the lunga, Complete prostration followed, and & cough set in. The visible portions of the mu- The ‘streets are sall gri led, and sidewalks laid ; city gradec schoolss nine trains- daily; commutation tickets, 6 8-4 cents; ruunning time from -~Central ‘Depot, 30 minutes; from Canal-st., 14 minutes. lungs will be involved, and the toms of also produced & knife, and dealt hima blow e e e et o Hoasing kamasdizia ollov o ST and North Olark streate, Hon. Thos. J, Turmor, | Lt Rut"whother ho Injurod Bim o not osn | ¥ meEermrar Srarcs v ther Packlo— | N EWTON WOODRUE Lo s oly. o2 the- i 1o The ireatment is, first, to stop working the | JenOTH BySS Chares (2ot g not be' definitely stated. He succeeded, how- = | gtant at Grace Episcopal hareh, by 86 Hov,*Edward auimal. When iz tue stable keep fho body warm | 108 Vil addrosa tho mosting. o . o | ovor, in making him drop Lis kmife, sud run | BeIOtE - Salifan, 3c: Charles W. Nowion aad Hiss Adslla G. S e T e mbrocation | 0o held at No. 62 Clsbourme aveauo on Frigey | 3323 g N "SR*S SUILY "ateny | v, Paws, Mimn, Oct, 23—Sosers. L. H. “DIED, on the wind-pipe from the thraat to the broast. | STo0Ey, ot Pl 38 SETeRC R0 PR S8 | rushed up, and, ‘seizing the wospon which | Ksuffmann, A..O. Sands, Thomes Underwood, | “GXRRON-The feneal mris e BeTaie i In the early stages, give afimfl]m:: J and Crowley. » ” ? | had been thrown away, said to Denny, “If | and W..L. Bridgeman, Commissioners appointed | beth Gannon will be held at 5t. Fatricks ('wg.mfif Friday Friends Tahily arg but when the disease advances, stabbing is your %&me you can have all you to inspect the work-done on the Northern Pacific g;l&agc‘: vzls&ar.s.. m. gons mexihikiies wers Lighly tefected. Tho et i i d- want of it.” *Bat, bofors he could suit the se- | 0. R the : i i symptom noticesble was & trifing “ Sumpish | Liino st bo geen o Serens ths milsmare AMUSEMENTS. tion_ {0 tho word, Denny stabhod Bim in- tho | Blroad, returned to this city to-dsy. They | HOWARD-As 3 Weimiwt, Oct @ O 1., | The -improvements which have ness™ displsyed by the poor beasts, who ap- | symptoma. Eatbartics and nauseating med- head over the right eye, sending the blade so | Went West as far as Silver Springs, Dakota, near 3 3 Ballis E. Howard, sged 17 [ bpen made, and-are in progress, peared to an outsider merely a little ont of sorts, | icines shonld not be administered. ~Bleeding is SHE HROPFEL, GONGERE: - far through the ekull that it was impos- | the end track. Noformalreporthasbeenagreed | QUAUKENBOSS-—At the residence of his parents, | make this the most desirable resie dangerous and should not be practiced. Bpecial [ o g0 i or Ay, Rmopfals ploassnt serios pains should be taken to give the animalsplenty dence property in or oonfigl_louno and such that s person not accustomed to horses Chicago. i i . - Oct. 23, Albert: 5 A r sible for him to draw it out. Bherl- | gpop, each Ouumuniecluucr Loviug teken notea | 05k 2 L Tackeabon, AL DY, . 9 e would overlook entirely. In no two cases were 7] 2 s dan foll senseless, .and Denny dis- | with the intention of submitting his i diazaars o place, {rom bls of concerts was givon at the Michigan Avenue | appeared throngh the {rces, leaving bis kuife | to tho snthorities ot Washington. Tho barty AT Tt e BT SR 5 e B 4 o of exercise in the open air. B ———— the symptoms entirely alike, but- they embraced | Fiva deaths from the disease are reported to- | Baptist Church, on Tuesdsy eveninglast. A va- | sticking in his vietim's forehend. Several por- | gpeak in high terms and commendation of 60me | Taccrieioere Booirca Peo T i | 'Title perfect. Printed abstract: . R Y A 3 e - % th dod 75 doali ® | Advertisements Received Too Late for Classi- : i cts. the above, with permutations and combinations, | day, all supposed to be the yesult of “improper | risty of reasons, such as political meetings, fires, ';Dnlé:f:: 4 :n A :v‘;:g-‘;o dn{\??fieg vm:n ?)B“Bem:; &n‘;‘t‘l g: “t'l;:k %m :‘rav:flrn{:i;. and character- fication. furnished each purchaser. . treatment. Tho principal voterinaty surgean of | j,qyenzas, and competing amusements tended g:s: ;.i:?lgx:: 3’;5 hu!?g: fitfi?fiifli‘s neadggé :sz to reduce the numbers in the audience, in com- until in three months 50 of them have been $sken sick. By judicious attention ard treatment, they have nearly all been rescued, P2 ; but th i i i 5 . he wound ; but they wore unable to_accomplish A large excursion party from Sioux City, to .fifi}}m o fl,fifl;‘m 83,000 OR MORE, TO : TERMS OF SALE--1-3 cash, bale g, 80 deep had the blade penetrated the bome. | celebrate the opening of the St. Paul & SIOUX | fiuss pety sbilohod 1ot Loty Bathore L oaie 3 ance 1, 2,and 8 years; also, one por~ ticipated if the above treatment is adhered to. parigon with those which have attended his pre- (o was carried to his father's residence, a few | City Railroad, arrivedhere last-night, and were to 0] hioh will yield" an incame of 85,000 net | - only three having boen lost, ono of them from & !;P oo 8o dsita Fraig. > | vious concerts, This, horerer, mus bo expect- block from the pary whoro he 80 fa rebotered | viufed by fre . Pl Ghamber ot Gomamerce | Brseysars Buly 1 iaun bavis the Spiial Beed wavoad. | tion 1-3 cash, balance 1and 2 years disease incident o that from which he hind been | _New Yons, Oct. 23.—The horse disense, which | 2™ rryo firgt thrae concerts Were given af & | Consciousnoss o able to articulste | thismorning at their hotel. Suitablo addressca G at 8 per cent interest, i . | is prevailing in different cities outside of New | ° - A N feebly and incoherently. Every effort was | ere made, after which the visitors were driven ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF 3 OR3 YEARS' EX- 5 ki L cured. Thereis onemaroat thebam 8t pres- | PoR %0y TBich had caused s groat deal of ex- | time when it was uselass to expect attractions | yeeq”io induce him to divulge tha fall namo of | 1n carriages to all places of interast. about the W orionca- i Ajoh sicee _ Al czeprboyoverls | Parties purchasing will be assisted inbuilding. . . BLISON & FOSTER, Avotionwors. ent whose death is homrly expected. She has been suffering from what Dr. J. D. Tat- hill, the veterinary surgeon, describes to be ‘pleur-pneumonisa—a _combination” of pleurisy and pneumonis, and yesterdey afternoon she had been siling for 86 hours. u DR, TOTHILL'S EXPERIENCE. A Yepurier yoobomay afteracon pald 8 visit to Dr. Tuthill, who had attended the sick horses, and learned from him some very interesting facts, which will be found valuable by those who own horses. citement among stable-keepers and car com- | {rom abroad, and when there was literally noth- { the person_who_had stabbed him, but he made | city. anies, has mado its appearance in this city, and | ing to draw sgainst them. To meet the present | no reply. The knife was removed with great eorge . Cass, President of the Northern AUCTION SALES. 5 18 causing the greatest panic. The dissase 8p- | popular demand for music, exiraattractions and | difficulfy by the surgeons who were called to | Pacific, and a party of the Directors, who hava = pears to have appeared first in the city in m8g- | 55309 novelties must be provided, and these | 8ttend him. They fear that the blade pene- | been inspecting the road at Puget Sound, will nitade on Monday sfternoon, although there t forthcoming at the last concort, | Lrated the brain, and that recovery is impossi- | arrive here to-night and confer with the Govern- flfl fl flP ] B I'n B were some few cases of an earlier dato. The | were not forthcoming ! concort. | plo, Sergeant O'Donpell, with™ his usual | ment Gommissioners. They will proceed to in~ contagious qualities of the disesss are very vio- { The only novelty was in the character | energy, started after Denny and the other ruf- | gpect the line from Duluth to the terminus. lont, and within twenty-four hours from the | of the music itself, but this n)fi_em only to mu- | fian a3 acon 28 he learned the particulars of the “Dusuque, Tows, Oct. 23.~The request of the : ) time the first symptoms of sickness were | gicians, not to the %eneral public. Tho concert | case, and was still searching for them at an carly | Niinois Central Railroad for right of way to the | Five Handsome Houses and Eight noticed in one large stable one thou- | was an average musical success, and its greatest | hour this morning, with fair chances of success. | location of the proposed new depotwas granted Lots 24x124, eand horses under the same roof were similarly | jnterest centered in the instrumental numbers, | Sheridan is only 20 years of age, and bears & | last night by u,,c,sy Conncil, on condition that X buil __By WM.A. BUTTER; & CO. Real EstateSale affected. A reporter who hes visited most of | mainly from that very character ~f novelty of | very bad reputation in ‘the neighborhood where rid; 2 The disease from which the poor snimalsin | the principal atrn‘:blss attests that no lecs than whimywa have spokg. With the sxce] tizg of he?asides.p £ ,tr?vz,?gi: ‘fl{hemd&g':fé“; ;’iufih:xg‘é ::; A ! l J A U c T I 0 N 1 40 CHOICE the barn have been suffering, is an epizootic of | seven thousand horses were affected up to | two numbers, the solo for trombone with organ —_—— longdr ’in freight tariffs sgainst Dubuque, and | * ] a typhoid acter, but whether it is identical E}uterfluy evening. The horses of the different | obligato, admirably played by Mr. Braun, whoso VAUDEVILLE AND PANTOMIME. £l up and macadamize *h- streets crossed b; 7 . with the horse discase from Canads Mr. Tuthill | lines of stages and_street car companios are | face it in plossaat -onco more to seo aftor his the toack The Compsuy has ot ot secoptod. 00 Tuesday, Oct, 29, at 8 otlock D, M. RESIDENCE LOTS could not say. It was not, in his opinion, in- [ more or less affected. On the Bixth avenue line | long absence, and Liszt's “ Hungarian Rhap- oS R 5 The ironing of the road between Winona and | ° O R s 4 ! of railroad two hundred horses were stricken | mody,” which was given with good expression % o . i immedi - down in four hours. The Company have been Lan iy ne"m,s;gl by Mr. Ledochowski—with | _Mesers, Wood & Sinn are unremitting in f&%fi%&:fi{f&%%}?fimflwéfitgafify e Bebues o it om N Sh it A AT ATCTION, Tfectious, but epizootic, or epidemic, if the term be preferred. His reasons for believing this to be the case are, that it is confined to no locality, | compelled to withdraw some of their cars. Over | these two exceptions, the instrumental numbers | their efforts to please the public. Their com- Teted to the latter piace. This will gi 2 and that all sppear to take the disesse st once, | £wo thovasnd horses on the Third svente line | were arrangements for organ, pianos snd & | pany is kept at its ususl size, and has, perhaps, | wabroken lino from hers fo &, b, &= " | being Nos. 434, 438, 420, 443, & 244, ve- | On Monday, Oct. 28, at 2 o’ock p. m: T T e L e L CITRE U S Bro Bndeed. horeta | SoALl orchestra—s very effectivo combi: | g much ability as whon thoy frst commenced Sontracts for tho constraction of the Dubuque | nearly Gow snd most desizable, ' AT THE NEW OFFIOE, subtle .. 4 rretss o . b i & lonroe Also, 3 vacant Lof fronting on Websater- 5 2 . disense. Ithas been trested in the oldcoun- | are laid up. Up to midnight last night mo | 1y balanced. It was & _ misfortupe | OPOrations at the Globe. The ballet, which we ot o le‘h‘.’, The ;;‘gm"lmn Sy o - e No, 168 East Madison-s, near A e av. deaths had ocourred except in the Bixth avenue | of the combination that the violins in fortiesimo | have often mentioned as well trained, and pos- | ¢ ieissippi Rail ‘Terms, one-third cash, balance one and stables. . passages, especially in the overture to “Rienzi,” | sessing the average amount of female charms, is ufiwl:‘:{:y:gagfpfim;v}ff lp,pm:' f,,“;gwfli’; two yegray intereats %‘é’““'fio ar, - In Brooklyn, the disease is reported as spread- | wwere ovorpowered. The numbers thus per- | np to the old standard. It appears twicenightly | New York swaiting their signatures. o, 15 A, T TEIRE 800, Aotk ing, and it i8 gravely apprehended that the dis- | formed were the * Rienzi” overture, Gounod's | y;\q0r the able direction of Signor ‘Costs, Gard- But eight miles remain to complete of the ease will spread and materially interrupt the | familiar Berenade,” the largo movement from h i ley Bonedict, | ORicago, %flbnqfle&flinnesnls Raad to LaCras- | - means of raffic thronghout the city. Bocthoven's Boventh Sonats, Owen's thowy | Rer, the Dutch comedisn, Charley Benedict, | o 6*Gp which will be finished in a few days. There are some 14,000 carriage horses in New | « Ave Maria,” and the Taunhauser Marchand | Master Barney, Will Carleton, and Miss Gilmer Trrosvitie, Pa., Oct. 93.—A special to the 1 York, and if equine travel becomes stopped st | Chorus. Of these, the “Serenade” was the | can be allaeen nightlyin their various specialties. | Courier from Moeadville snnounces the resigne |~ Lots 5 and 6, in See.29, T. 39, R. 1 this season, the losses to business will be very | most effective. It was in cavoful hands, Mr. | mhe lady is something of an improvement | tions of H. F.Bwietzer, Manager; C. W. Brad- /| h fdy Je 09y corner LaSalle. - Thess Iots are located st the corner ot Ottagy Grova. av. and Sixty-seventhst. Hyde Pack, miwabetween Great South Pa'ks and accessible by 20 Dummy Trsans try, snd successfully combated. ANl horsea are subjected to_ it throughout the year, but e!;gecisuy in the spring and fall Like other gimilar diseases, the severity of the different epidemic asssults is subject to great variation. One season brings a mild and almost imperceptible attack of it, another & vir- alent and destructive one, such as seems to have come upon the continent. THE DURATION OF THE DISEASE heavy. The disease is denominated *‘catarrhal | Falk having the organ, Mr. Dleyer the violin, ; < _ | ley, Buperintendant, and C. W. Winslow, Audi- varies asmuch ss_the premonitory symptoms. | fever,” and it commencos with & cough. In { and Mr. Knopfel the pisno. The arrangement UPOR the balladists of provious wesks. Tho = 1oy, Rupecintendant; and 0. . Winal m;!:l; Tosotta g R ATCTION, - | tosnd tem o city osch day. Onty tw Biccks eacs Two horses that died in the West Side stables | about thirty-six hours a running from eyes and | for these instruments, we believe, is by Gonnod, and Dir. apd Mra. Charics Youn. who give s | 80d the appointments of J. D, Barton, Snperia- soctia d Y% d uonxmum, Dot L, 510 oralok. way from the depot. Fine houses alre dyailt and occu ware sick for 36 hours only. Others have been | nose is doveloped, and tho horas becomes wesk. | and has been done with consummate skill, no-| THE.20F S0 ims, and Bete Loo e &res | tondant ; P Dunbar, Division Superintend-.| , Wearoinstructed to sell, without reserve, Lotaand 6, | plod. Streetsfinaly grsded. Ground higand dry. In sick for weeks. Before horse is thoroughly | The affection is_thought to be similar tothe | one instrument preponderating over the odm-, fambourinist, % bosinem Aontivmse good, | 256 and Carl Tupper, Auditor, to fll the g; %fiemm, To‘:nm.:a,fi‘ ‘é &m uwnz 915 foot | pvory respect convalescent, and fit to work after an attack, a | Canadisn epidemic. J but taking the theme in brief fugue style. thin houses being the exception. The Eqne vacancies, & oot o, oo abovs ia Teasad GatI u“.?‘iffi“.‘! i C1. month or six weeks must pass by. All have Later.—Some twelve cars have been With- | The performers are worthy of groat | p, nOTESS SOI oo mngunce.dwiflnppnu e, Sas Bl A faatal of BLa4 ez aman, 3 First=Class Prop? been under treatment ; some are so far recov~ | drawn from the Sixth avenue line in conse- | credit for the manner in which they gave if and T rapid sucoscaion, DUBUQUE a;fl'&f‘ pcm'in'xe:‘q:fi’ ol, 3, 8 and 4 yoars, interest at Salo absolutely . ered as to be at work again, the diseass having ence of the prevalence of the horse-disease. | Mesers. Flagler, Meyer, and Knopfel are also de- Pl 3 . G R v 00., Auctizasers. Without Resere. o s 8(.1: lines are not materially affected. In man ing of praiee for their rendering of the iargo 5 o5 BIXONE. Z St o Shuouns s mot now, B1d It | oo B e Besihoran konsis, Thq | ,,Nizox's Ampbithentre i» lled nightlyto sog | Barn Burnea—Fatal Accidents—a Big Fs GEO, P. GOBE & 0G thought that the nature of the epidemic hse | other numbers failed in offect, from a want of, | e Groat Qorman Liegondary Hentomire, » Lend Strikes o 2, 34 and 5 Eest Randol ? been exaggerated, a8 many cases have been rap- | sympathy in the performers and from the un- e e i Special Despatch to The Chicago' Tribune, a5 st Randolph-st. idl mi - | evenness of balance of which we have spoken. "’Y.s"‘; cg_“%‘.’gfip”“ £0D8IC °{‘; ;( eI | | Dunugus, Tows, Oct. 28.—8. T. Oviatt's lasge ther A o R d oumsiz, . Y., Oct, 24—The horse-disento | Tho vocal mumbors, woro interesting —hardly sconic offeot. The Pantaloon ie W, . Bartholo- | | ™ ontaining 75 tons cured hey, and 400 Another Attractive Auction Sale continnes its ravages, and there are not a score than that. is account, it is fortunate | MeW,;ac e vy I RIMG W < < A A A well OF Liopats ins the ciey dnd neighbothood nnaffect- Thot thoy wate few. Mrs. Franeis Ead snun- i will known 1. Chicago as ekilfal in bis lino E;:!:elsu gfifl:fll:‘n;g:ds ;W this morning. Largo snd well assorted Lino of ‘od, sltbough very few fatal cases have boen ro- | fortunato place on the programme, coming in ( Of Pusincss. The pantomime is one noboften | Loss, 025,000 s tosurages ST oo Pt L et o b o e 7 | ™t o "ok i | Prseoed o, e Tous nd e comiitn | 5 oo, Moo [ong pory ) oes aected by the scarcity of horses Mor | the piano performance of he ere- | 005 RACLIDRIEN Ro BATE P SRS O | 1 2ihiig machine, that ho died in a fow hours: chants are hiring men and boys to transport | nade, and she had an unfortunate se- oo 2 % 2 ) i g L B ) - those who visit the place, Many things are in- | At Foreston, Ill, Jobn Liemay, a wiper, was U T o moovsils | Aoaon Winmissstedte, tallad “Deve T iroanceqne aubsidiary to. the main plot, such a3 :zg;seflogfig& ':h‘g 2h pan ;t;fk&m tgi:gine J ] y WU, by < g ;. e 2, ) ) i) i -8pinni; j 1 in S0 countiesut extensvely 84 1 (10 | quires somelhing sngar, o drimati, | WHbUDg, dioeng, bat aianing, Jussiey: Go | Jer SRS SRS DKL KL, o the o1t | On Thursday, Oct, 24, 81912 6. mi oy idemio i more highly coloted. Tho was & protty | U Tie not the best tuat ever iravelled, is | mangling and mutilating him in such a manner GEO. P. GORE & GO., ;g 2oETo, Odt, 20.—7ho horse epidamnip isee- ?‘m&h littlo morcequ, but goomed out of Place | 4553 ang thoroughly familiar with what it is that o died in o fow momonts, 32; 4 g0 2 jandolphist 1) riously impeding business and %ru.valthere.[ the | 2 e programme, Mliss f{nstrex{gu singing expe'clefl to nccomplish. The amphithestre A New York Company, lead-mining in the AT AUCTION, 'WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—The egrnznryzp £ does not call for anything in addition to what seoms to retain its hold upon the public,and | Willisms diggings, noar Fairplay, Wis., have Tressury has issued the following instructions t0 | wo have hofore said with regard toer. Her | .oy "tho' largest audiences in thecity. Itis | been fortunate. At the bottom of the main $10 000 ‘WORTH OF Collectors at Rochester, Burlington, Cape Vin- | gelection, Bevignsni's *Flower Girl,” was | OV 0d, aud the programme being attrac- | shaft, workmen penetrated nine fest thromgh ) cent, and Port Huron: made with good teste as far as it suited her | o0 Th T oe "ot o G Sble place to psss s | Eolid mineral, which a . S P B “ ) ppears to form the bottom . “You are directod, €0 long as the existing | voico. It involved just enough of execution to | {1V 118 Nt i madestrablo Hent musiment, | Of A cive & quarter of & mile in length, Household P urm'."l e, left no permanent traces upon ita victima. Some of the cases have commenced with an sttackupon the throat; others were coms plicated with bronchitis ; in others pleurisy, and in others again, pleuro-pneumonia. Great pros- tration has followed in every case. Bometimes rheumatiem has get in. . THE SYMPTOME are typhoid in character, and require instant ‘attention and prompt treatment, otherwisethere is danger that the disease will have obtained such headway that recovery is doubtful, even if possible. Af the same time, Dr. Tuthill doss not regard the disease &8 fatal. While he can- not positively assert that it is the same as that which has been 8o destructive in the East, he has a strong belief that it is. The great mor- tality that has occurred he attributes more to the want of proper treatment (and consequent improper treatment) than to the digease itself, He had treated fifty cases, and all but three of his equine patients had recovered. One of these Istter had recovered from his Terms only 850 cash, 8501n 6 months, balss 8100 pet ear, with 8per cant interest. Abstracts farmned. . WM. A. BUITERS & CO-, AuSonsers. | “Second Grand Auction {ale OF UHOIOE RESIDENCE LOFS! HANDSOME DWELLINGS HIGHLAND PARK, ati and was getting along nicely, | horse-disease prevails in Canada, to allowrng | display her powers at their best, and lay within % 0 ey e e Inttination. of Ctho. hook | Bores t0. b6 broaght nto SOUT Bock OF GISHEt | thrrene uf sha beet pects of her volcs. o thab ; mhich might have boon termed s lake, iyl el s e ON SATURDAY, OCT. 26 1872 joint set in, and the poor animal died of inflam- | from that country, unless you are perfectly sat- | ghe appesared to good advantage. Her manner THE LIBERTY LEAGUERS. admit the use of a skiff in oxploring. This | Zl80;10 Crates of W. G. Crockery, _ON THE GROUND3. imetion of the covering of the hock-joint. It is | isfied that they are free from contagious dis- | of singing if, however, was rather cold, brusque, water has been neatly all 8 vel 75 Pkgs. Glassware, The Highland Park Building Company haw decided to astonishing how the diseased parts sympathized | eases.” and positive for & mero florid 'trifle of | gecret Sesslon Yesterdny_A Pledgcd Ticket | ing ome rich miners) mxgnmy: fi: 3 &vkflnp- 75 Rolls ' Wool and Btair Gm-petaz dispone, 2 about 100 move of ggla:gummm with one another, and how frequently SPRINGEIELD, Masg., Oct. 23.—Seventy cases | that character, and as these are points To Bo Put in the Fleld, bl g ey e b gy vl Bells ;E‘Influh B&nfluelu Carpets, . i ooy il sl the Hotel sud Fouids nest BEEUMATISM AND PERECARDITIS of horse-dizease. broke out in this city to-day. | which apportain to many of ber vocal efforts, |y ¢ Parsonal Liberty Loague” held meet- | pounds Bave been taken oot snd act tmore s | 500 Holls GaCPo ifmy: the dopot, jriakn & ensued on the disappearance of the disease. | No fatal cases reported thus far. | she should seek to amend them. A few studies | . tarday atk &y E'“l X i i x?cndy o bo ik on ,1‘,3&0:“: lil ‘i‘;‘!‘: tho:mh? 800 Pairdo Win?g:v o e!xfl. i fi;’fluw‘;:flfi‘" wn{:nn‘ m‘m‘_n_ opot, When the disease essumed the form of typhoid SyBACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 23.—The horse epidemic | of such really great ballad-singers as Parepa and | 108 Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in & roo A ¢ o o pply, 1 ght, Office and Parior Doska. Show Cases, Mir- | “5ita mm“ L A b wish to atwnd tae sale. hen th P 0 Pk e H B y. > ' will prove inexhaustible s J Dheutaonis. it mas very Gfficult £o cope With it, | has broken outin'in this city, and s spreading | Nilsson would bo of service to her, for ehe has | over Haas & Powell's livery stable, No. 23 West - xoro, &, TERTS Baohaifcash balinen L1 spasTesn it While he was not aware of the existence of | rapidly. Fully 400 horses are affected, includ- | a voioe and talent above the averago of amateur | Madison street, for the purpose of considering i ON SATURDAY, OCT. %, AT 9% 0'OLOCK. fplarperagiper cans By ronder o any other cases in the city, ho had observed gev- | ing the horses of the Fire Departmentand street | singers. Sho has yet, however, to cultivata these | the propriety of making such nominations for ARBITRATION, GEO. P. GORE & GO., PAYDI. A. BUTTERS & CO., eral similar in symptoms to those at_present un- tailways. The horses of the Milk Company are up to their proper point to make’a thoronghly | 4o State Senate, House of Representatives, and pt il ‘Auctioneers. Ancuomcn; der treatment during the spring, and mentioned | affected ; also 100 private horses. A number | effective singer. The performance of Owen's Ald ’ P! o 'd The Trouble Between the.C. & P. R. R. and the fact, bat it had died ont withont causing an | have already died. g " Ave Marin. nb,,aoufie quartette, with solo ';:r lermen, as were known to be ol Mr. Lyman Amicably Adinsted. By HARRISON & CO. - alarm. They were probably sporadic cases. He New Yorg, Oct. 28.—The epidemic among the | by Miss Hastreiter, would have been better had | the goose, and in favor of tippling on Sundays. The Mayor was called npon yesterdsy to- act —_— G 00 an s ]Cero. REGULAR DRY GOODS SALE, s horses hss caused intense alarm in this city, | it boen rohoarsed movo thoroughly. This could | About thirty members wore present, most of.| ') piaver hotvaen the. Chicngo & Pacifio belioved that : 3- has | i ] x % ading o Tie best | whom belonged to the Staals Zeilung clique, who | 28 The disease is spre: 1apidly. It is rumored | have boén the only reason, as somo of the bes 8! a ing clique, Railtosd Compang and William Iymsn, s THE WEST SIDE CAR COMPANY Thursday Homning, 06t 24, at 9 O'clock. ruction of the barn had materially | to-night that Bonner's Pocahontas has been at- | musical talent in the city was engaged in its | Were undor the sble lendership of such well- o atanh sy fecst. Taoviality smony | tacked by tho malady. About 130 cars | porfonmtace. o 5 Enown patriots as * Bufalo » Milor and Billy S, | property-owner on Bloomingdsle oad, between i ) their horses. The barn was on the groundfloor, | snd 560 stages have been_ taken off to-dey, P e Golson. Roporters and outsiders were strictly | Goventry street and Elstonroad. The Company | &Y 00llen Goo g g b o DAY, Oole b L, o e e and better ventilated and cleaned than any in It ia feared that hers, as in Rochester, loco- excluded, and the fixm“dmgfl can therefore not desired to lay theis track in front of Lymag' Furs, Hosiery, an((:{ Goods, ‘heuodoraigned w ul‘n’ll.“nh ol notiose 1 . ‘the city. _ Theso causes, and the prompt tresi-.| motion by stages and cars will be suspended in | War Department, Weather Prognos= begivenis fall Hichacl Reeley, the Pessident | ropesty hnging already 1aid ails on eitior ez | LoYs, Dolls, ]S(usgm s, ods, & f;ifl;.m&mm&pm 500, 15, %-;% R Iautn it animals, had resnlted in his | a few days. 2 tics, of the League, wasin the chair, and Thom: perty, r d Toaks, Dress Goods, &c. -av., near Harrison-! cubwili :ii?:; gg’ :1!:;5 and losing' g0 few. Bhould the Many ymes of the diseage sre roportep in WAe DeparTaest, OrzicE OF TEE CHIEF | Nolan acted as Secretary. Mr. Keeley said that | of it, but ba objectéd untll he was paid Beaver O B.A’BmEON & CO., Anctlonsers, .‘i’,f,,{’{{';{ ",ffl_”",“" s “"&? G. LAIE, disease prove to be the dreaded epidemic, ‘as ho | Jersey City and Hoboken. S16XAL OFFICER, DivisioN of TELEGRANS AXD | the meeting was called for the yurpose | 35,000 for his land. The Company offered | * 63Bouth Oanal-at. = " Co. Bopt. of Behools, 188 West Monzo-tle