Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1873, Page 1

¢ Chicago Dailpy T ibune, VOLUME 26. OLOTHIN TINE CLOTHING AT COST. A Fine Assortment Blue Flannel and White Duck Suits, Alpaca.and Mohair Sacks and Dasters Whits Marseilles and Duck Vsts, Boys’ and Children’s Linen Suits, 'Which wo offer st actasl cost previons to removal, Aug. 1. iEdwards, Bluett & Co., © 45-& A7 West Madison-st., And 308 State-st. FINANCIAL. i SISt Watlonal Bank Bullding, sonthest coraer of State and Washington-sts,, Chicago, . “Ponlers in Gold and Silver Bullion, Bar, I-g’lg‘c?‘{mul,'md Gronulatod ¥orm for mo- k3 oses, | Depolitylm;’;eeivnd in_either currency or «<oin, subjeot to check without notice. bsix per cont interest allowod on all daily ances. Ohecks upon us pass through the Olearing- ‘Houso, as if drawn upon any clty bani, Intercst oredited, and acocounts-ourront wendered monthly. Coin and Ourrenoy Drafts on New ¥ork, 000K COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, 103 Washington=st., Northeast corner Clark, opposito Qourt-1fonse. ‘WEST BIDE OFFOE, 17 IVHIvwaulioo=aY. DmEgTons—Wiliam B Ogdon, Radmond Pdaginile lor, yran, K. 0. Taylo; . 8. Bous O B Caaon, Gen, V. Fais, Ellsha B. Wadsworih, MONEY can be drawn at any time, with intorest at the rate of 8 per cent yer annum on all sums deposited one ‘or more full months. DICr. Wo collact clatms of avory dosoription sg.-iast parties ‘throughout tho Unitod Btatos and Canadas, and publish the names of thoss who don't pay for tha benoft of thoso who oredlt. FRASIER'S MERCANTILE COLLECTION AGENGY, 146 Madisonat., Ohleago. Stocks for Sale. Qlinmbor of Commercs, ‘West Disision Rallway, ©hlcago City Rallmay, North Chicago Hallway. By BAMMOND & GAGE, 78 Washiugton-t... Hide and Leather Insurance Com~ pany of Boston, Mass, A dividond of 10 percent on ol approved claims will be payallo on sud aftor June 2 at the, oficaof tho Racalr- 3 naliiro-st,, Hoston, - ek No- 13 Duvonshilro-tly B3R ° e JOUN W, GARTWRIGHT, OLIVER H. COLE, ftecelvars. NEW PUBLICATIONS. AUGUST MAGAZINES. The Atlantic Monthly. CONTENTS: Tho Art of Belng Prosident, by James Parton: Without Roward, by D, IL. I, Goodnle; Honost John Vane (Part 1D), by J. W. DeForest; On an Intaglio Road of Minorva, a Poom, by Thomas Balley Al- drichs Guunar: A Norsa Romauco, by Hlnlmar Xljorth Boyeseni; Tho Bummer's Journey of & Natn- ralist (Part 11), by N, 8. Shinlers Quostion, s Poem, by Koulse Chandler Moultong Roman Rides, by Il. Jrmes, Jr.; A Glimpeo of Contemporary At in Eu. xope, by W, J. Hopping The Fountaln of Youth, a #oom, by Oliver Wendoll Holwess Modorn Dis tsm, by Henry James ; The Social Experiment at Now 1isrmony, by Rober: Dale Oweni Tho Plmpornel, Foom, by Celin Thaxters: and other Papers, be :uan fidlwfld Departmenta of Litoraturo, Ast, Music, and Politio,. Our Young Folks. CONTENTS: * Dolng His Best, by J. T. Trowbridge; The Water Lily, » Poom, by Celim Thnxters About Cork, by ¥iarvey Wilder; Acoldental Discovaries, by Nu 8. Dodge; Tho Whistlo, & Poum, by Marlun Douglasy The Ermine, by . A. Steplienss and othor oxaallont Blaries, Pooms, and Sketohes, with an abundance of Kn. tertainmont around tho Evening Lamp, BZ~Forsale by all Booksellers and Nowsdoalers. JAMESR, 08G00D & 00,, Publishers, Boston DARMERS FOURTH OF JULY THE IMPORTANT ADDRESS Of 8. M, SMITH, Beoretary of the Tlinois Btate Farmers’ Aanociation, before tho Live ingaton County ¥armers’ Assooiation, At Pontiac, on the Fourth of July, X8 now ready for delivery as an 8-page docu« ment, for genoral ciroulation. Farmors’ Olubs and Granges will be sup- plied at the following rates: Single Oopies.. R ota.| 100 Ooples...75 ota. 20 Copfe: .16 ots. | 1,000 Oopies....$56.00 Address “* J. ' W. DEAN, TRoom 6 Tribune Building, Chiosgo. LEGAL, EXEQUTORS? NOTICE, The under. et of Maroellus 1, Bmif of Moltenry and Biate of fllLiols, docoasod, foiise tit? toy will rpsar botto e Uninty dout of olTenry Gouniy, ab tho Gourt, Houso, In Woodstook, at the illl Torm, on the third Monday in July noxt, at ‘which time al sons h"‘naxehlml agalnst said ] fociaated o ‘i for ho purpa abtod. to ATk S T e undorsiimod: 8 SULTA'G, Bhrmiy, L. 1. SMITH Kxooutirs, LOTTER Offictal Drawing of tl o [ NG, 175, FORSULY 1. o OLASS NO, 179, FOR JULY 16, 13, 6, 18, 67, 73, 15, 84, Be, 43, 80, 74, & & Jb ks No! m‘.’iok&bmfl'. 1xfa., , 29, 8, 65, 4, 3 68, 47, saoured’ ou depoaft. Prizos ‘oashed and e R e ‘Manager, Rooms 6 and 7, [b1 Bguth' O h Oftices, 401 Bodgmlok-at,, 116 Bouth Oaza COAL. COAL COAL 1.1, Holstrom &, Hiers and Shiers of and Dealers in WILKESBARRE | COAL. Retail Orders Promptly and Ca.reftd_hi_]?illed. MAIN OFFICE: No. 71 Washington-st. DOCKS—13 Kingsbury-st, near Kinzie, Foot ut‘_Eafit_ Sixtegnthst. HORATIO PRATT, - Agent for Ohicago. PRINTING. Was It Lugged Away? “Must Chicago be Snubbed by Her Own Citizens ?” —Times, July 16. “The Report nf_flfimmf & Aid So- ¢ty has gone to Boston,” Bimply because the Committee did not consult the unquestioned abil- ity, artistic superiority, and moder- ate prices of J. J. SPALDING & €0, PRINTERS, &c., 158 & 160 CLARK-ST. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1873. . POLITICAL. Minnésota State Republican Conven- i tion Yesterday. 0. X, Davis Nominated for Governor ~--The Salary-Grab De-~ . nounced Other Political Intelligence. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Br. Paur, Minn, July 16.-On the fourth formal ballot Cushman K. Davis was nominatod for Governor' by 5 mnjority over® Washbuin, On tho first Uallot Washburn had 114 ; Davis, 77; Austin, 77; Armstrong, 83. Tho lattor withdrow on the socond ballot. Austfn run out to nothing on tho last ballot. The Conventlon adjourned to 8 p. m. o the Aswociated Press.) fr. Pavr, Minn,, July 16.—The Republican | state Convention met to-day, with & large at- tondance, 808 dologatos boing prement. The contest was mainly on tho Governorship, the principal candidates ho(nfi Horace Austin, tho presont Governor ; W, D. Washburn, of Min- nespolis, momber of tho colcbrated Washiburn family ; Cushinan K. Dayis, of this eity, and Thomas Armatrong, of tho southern portion of the Btato, The contest was very snimated. TFinally, Austin virtually withdrow, and Arme strong's forces concoutrated on Davis, dofeat- ing Washburn. The voto on the fourth and final ballot stood: Davis, 155 ; Waahburn, 160. Tho ntmost good feoling prevailod, snd tho nomination on the motion of Washburn's frieuds -1 was mado unsoimous. £ The Corivention thon adjourned to ovoning, and ig now in session. Resclutions wore udoptcd {favering cheap transportation, according to the capital invested in raflroads, the right of reason- ablo ‘Tomunoration, bub opposing unjust dis- orlminations and all arbitrary and improper nse of tho growing power of railroads and other ceflm’auoufl. 0 fourth resolution says : No rights should be vested in railroad corporations beyond the control of future Legiulatures, 4 Tho fifth honrtily applauds the active méns- uros of Congross in forroting out_and expoin corruption ; demands puro oilicial conduct an punishmont of unfaithful public mon. Thn;i‘x’fl.\keondomu; witlao]nt mux;‘.a"t‘l‘: the lll; ary and back-pay grab, and demands tho promp ropoal of tho law authorizing it. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Wensten Orry, In., July 16.—Tho Baratoga Convention was ulhn.lg attended, The project of nominating a_ticket was abandonod, A con- vention is to bo held on tho 18t of Beptomber to nominate a county tickot. CrnoiNxaTr, July 16.—The Liberal Ropub- lican Executive Committes to-day passed a reso- lution, na the senso of the Committoo, that the Liberal Ropublicans attond on masso tho moct- ing on July 30 at Columbus, and ontor into auy new movement promising reform. BaNTA Fe, July 16.—Tho Ropublican_Conven- tion yosterday nominated tho Hon. B. B, Elkins, » loading lawyer of the Torritory, 25 & dologate to Congress. Jckgox, Mien., July 16.—The Republican Exccutivo Committeo hins called a convention to moct hore on August 27 to nominate a ticket for Btate officors. Hooator Ames and Governor Powors, the presont incumbents, are the moat prominont candidates for Governor. COD LIVER OIL. WILLSONS CARBOLATED (0D LIVER Ia 2 Spectfic and Radical Curo for CONSUMPTION AND SOBOFULOUS DISEASES, momber tho namo, **Willson's Carbolated Cod Liver 0IL Tio Ol ft comes in 1a7g wedge:shapud Lottien, boaring the iventor's siznature, and is sold by the et Druggiate. Propared by J, H, Willson, 83 John-st, N. Y. Foraslsbyall Droggate: | EDSALL, € N T & R ARDION §60., 8. Louts. Mo, OPENING. GRAND OPENING! R. KLEEMANN’S Ml Restanrant and Billird N, W. Corner Madison and Btate-sts, 1: bofor tho fire, Kl ? (Eato Grand Ot Biara pan, > uioomesne Toga loave to announce to his patrons, friends, and the wbilo in. gonersl, that his now, spaclons, and elogaat IR will oS throwh opan for busiicss oa SATURDAY, JULY 19, AT 10 A. M., On which ocoaslon a most splondid Luach will b sorved B e o my guosta, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ESTA_’BI:ISEED 1854. D. W. IRWIN & (0, General Commission Merchants, FLOUR, GRALN, PROVISIONS, BARIENY, Bought and shippod or oarried on marginsin Ohicsgo Markot. No. 2 Chnmber_of Commerce, Chicago. FOR SALE. CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & €0, MANUFACTORERS AND DEALERS IN Book Binders' Stock AND TOOLS, 118 and 120 Monroe-st,, Chicago. NOTIGE T0 CORTRAGTORS. ‘Blast furnsoe or mill elnders for salo in lota of onn cublo ard and wipwards, Apulyat works of tlo North Ohieao {iiiiing il Ga.. Toot of Waubazala-av., North Brauob, or 17 Botsopolitan Biiook. SPECTACLES, AT J, G, LANGGUTH'S, Optician, 21 Btatoat _botween Washington and Randolph, LAUNDRY, ANDERSON'S STEAM LAUNDRY, Btate-st, and Bldridge-oourt, ‘a, 145 aot Madiron.at. Branch otteos, § ARAEI 00, 58 Wost Madisonat. toption giten to famlly marhin. - NOTICES. DENNISON’S PATENT ' SHIPPING Tl}d ; i loss by ol becoming detached. All Express foa uso th ¢ ram by Priutors aud Statloners Everywhore | NOTICH. Notice is hereby given to nll partios not.to give anybody sny goods on my oredif, as I will' settle no suoh billa, J, B, HAYDON, THE CHOLERA. Progress of the Cholern--Its Appear=- ance in Southern illinois and Indie anowThe Situation in the South. Catno, 11L., July 16.—Tho cholers is roported to be very bad in the northern part of this (Al- exandor) county, and nbout forty-five miles from this city it is said that from the 10th to tho 18th inst, there had been thirty cases, twenty vroving fatal. The ncighborhood is said to be almost without an inhabitant, every ono having gono to the hills, Tho crops have boon loft to tako caro of thomsolves. In tlus city thero is not & cago of cholera, and the Lealth gonorally is romarkably good. INDIANATOLIS, July 16.—A special to the Senti- nel from Mt. Vornou, Ind., says tho cholora is raging fearfully at that place. Gammmmfik“ Tliursday last, thoro have boon about thirty deathe. "Businoss is almost suspended. Cincrnxarr, O., July 16.—Not & single death from cholora a8 roported to-day. CoLuwus, Ohio, July 16,—Contrary to tho opinions of phyicinns Inst night, six now casos of cholora appoared in tho Penitontiary to-day. Two convicts, J. K. Thompson and o man named # gueloss,” diod to-day aftor a fow hours' sicks noss. [By Mail.] Memphis (July 14) Dll):;mh lblfllc Louisville Courfer- onrnat, Tho sporadio has spont its forco here, ns woll 26 throughout tho wostorn part of this Sfato, and ia rapidly disappearing in Arkansss, ‘Frou the St. Louis Mortuary Iteport for ths week end- ing July 12, Oholera morbus, 67; diarrion, 7; dysentery, 2; summer complain l, 83, From the Cleveland Herald, July 15, ‘We were informod Monday evening that two cases had occurred in Cleveland, and n ordor to got thie factu our reportor callod upon Dr. V. J. Beott, ono of our oldest physicians, who:was troat n(\i tho potients. Ho expressed tho un- doubted conviction that both wero cuses of Asiatic cholera. Theo first case is that of amiddle-aged man named Gabriel, an Englishman, living on an alley botweon Garden street and Scovill avenue. He was taken last Friday night with sovore cramp and other symptoms of cholera. He way Dotter on Baturday, but on Bunday grew worso, and on Mondaythe “collapse” camo, In the ovening he manifested all the symptoms of tho last stages of tho disease, and it was bolieved he conld not livo through thoe night. ‘I'ne othor caso ig that of a colored man named Daniol Tyler, of No. 87 Laurel streot, who was in the employ of the Akron Bewer Pipe Com- oy, uosr Contre strost bridge. Ho felt unwoll uuday eveniug, but wont to work on Monday, a8 usual. In a short timo he was violently soizod with cramp, and had to Lo taken home in » wagon, Ho was considerably botter Mon- day avoninE and it was thought the prospect was favorablo for his rocovary. NEW YORK. Judicinl Salaries--Oarl Vogt Notto be Surrondcreds=Eacific Mails-Yellow ¥ever==Miscolluncous Local Nows. Special teh to The Chicago Z'ribune, Nrw Yon, July 16,—It is roported that the Grand_Jury has indicted Messrs, Heokshor and Grau, Wall streot brokers, who fought a duel ro- coutly at Rouse's Point, a6 well as their seconds, The T'ribune to-morrow will publish a story about tho detection by tho Custom-Houso au- thorities of frauds on the rovonue amounting to £500,000, a Inrgo importing firm being the cul- prit. No names aro given. It is sald that this Will bo made a tost case. 1 the Ausociated P'res) Nzw Yonk, July 16.—E. Delaflold Smith, Cor- poration Counsel, Las nddrossed a leitar to Comptrollor Groen, in whioh ho givos the opin- fon that tho soction of tho charter })mvldlug for an inoronso of salariea is unconstitutional, but that it is duo to the judiclary of tha city thot thoy receive their hard-carnod salarios ab tho rato fixed by Inw, withont being compelled to Aubmit to delay atid snnoyance of litigating tho mattor in the courts. ‘The counsol for Carl Vogt saya that he has raceivod a Lolegram from \%Mlflngmn that the Qovornment Lias doclined to issua a warraut for tho oxtradition of Carl Vogt, and liaa ordered, or will order, his dlualmr? . 'I'he trial of 0x-Chlef of Polics MoWilliams and ex-Dotoctive Doyle, of Jorsey Oity,on the charge of being concerned n an sttompted robbory of tho Xirst National Bank, is procouding fu Hudson County Oyor aud Tormfuor Court, Bhoridan Bhook han been confirmed by tho Buporvisors as Buporintondont of Armories, The Bupervisors approved the bills in Tweed and Htokes' oasos, including $10,000 to George T\ Ourtis, aud $7,600 to John K. Torter in the farwmer, 'ho Aldormen again refused to confirm the nominations for Police Juatices. Fathor Olaronco Walworth and Miss Ellen Walworth sailed, por the Caledonis, for Gllnu- £OW. Howard Pottor and family wore pasaongors in tho Beolinfor Liverpool. : ‘I'ho committeo nflmlnlm‘l by tho Governor to investigato tho clnim_of ox-Bhorift O'Brien againet tho City have deoided to dismisa them, In conncolion with the meeting of tho Dirge- tors of tho Pacifio Mail Btonmship Company, Jostordey, it o said that tho Oconty Quoen and ho Rising Star will probably bo withdrawn noxt winter, as unfit for servico, and to place an on- tire fleot of eight boats in running ordor the Company will Toquire $2,000,000. It is further assortod that vessols for an opposition lino aro bullding in England, and slroady an advertise- mout has been published in_Hong Kong, Cbius, that » Gorman lino will commenco run- ning in July, The Bocrotsry of iho . Pa- cific Mail Company says that it is osson- tinl thet the Company should., have Hs pow vossols as rapidly ag possiblo, s with ne, l’lui-nnlu:f vosgols froight contrncls could bo made o adyance at low ratos, aud the largor part of_tho business sccured. Prosident Grant bos arrived tonttond the mooting to-day of tho L'rustees of the Peabody Educational fund. T'wo fatal casos of yellow fovor occurred on tho steamer City of Morids, ono being the on- filnonr, tho othor tho stoward, and thoy wero uried in the quarantine grounds. Soveral pas- “"i(xum aro in the Quaranting llok:rltnl. T'ho Trustoes of the Peabody Edueation Fund mot this ovening at the Tifth Avenuo Ilotel. Thero were prosent: Gen. Grant; the Hon: R, 0. Winthrop, of Mass.; ex-Gov. Clifford, of Musy, ; Becrotary Fishj tho Hon, William M. Evaris; ex-Gov. Aikin, of South Carolina; ex- Gov. Grabam, of North Carolinn; tho Ion, Alexander H, H, Btuart, of Virginia; Mr, Poa- body Inssoll, of Eugl‘wd; 0. MeAllister, of Fliladolphin; G. W. Zaton, of Baltimoro, oto. Tho Chairnan, Nr. Winthrop, made an address eulogistic of fho Iato Bishop Mollvaino, who wag & mombor of tho Board. The fund, {t was m%m-ml,mw amounted to $228,000, of which 160,000 to bo addod to the principal. WASHINGTON. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, OVERCROWDING A BTEAMER. ‘Wasnmxaron, D. 0., July 16.—The justice of the action of the Secrotary of the Treasury to- day in declinlng {o intorforo in a matterof a stoam vossel which was finod 600 for alleged violation of law, will not bo quostioned by the publie when It is kuown that tho vossol was goizod on the Fourth of July, and this penalty wag exacted bocaune the steamer carriod aboub 500 pmumfiam on an exoursion, aithough her pormit limited tho number of persons that ehould be carried to 250. IOWARD'S OASE. Now developments aro being made almost daily tending to show tho uuscrupulousness and systematic bad management of Gen. How- ard in hig conduct as Presidout of tho Uni- vorsity bearing his mame, Tho latest report, which comes from good authority, is thal €56,600 were allowed by. tho authoritios of the concorn for the erectionof s cortain building, and whon it was finished he (Howard),it i8 alleged, had tho builder sign a roccipt for tho amount, but induced him to take $4,600 and equare the matter. OFFIOIAL STAMPS IGNORRD. Tho attontion of the Post-Office Departmont having beon called to tho fact that sovoral Post- mastors, among thom tho Postmastor at Boston, Dave refusod tosend through tho mails lottors thot wore addrossod by tho ofiicers of tho Troas- ury Dopartmont o _private porsons and firms on official _business, “tho postago upon which was paid with the offlcial stanip, of that departmont, an order was_issuod to-day instructing Postmasters to forward all such lot- tors to tho porsons addrossed, instead of remit- ting them to tho writers, For the misuse of stamps oach dopartment will have to look out for itsolf. Tho Post-Offico Dopartmont souds the stampa to tho other dopartments, but is in 2o mannor rasponsible for thoir misic. - A NOVEL SUIT, The Hon. Caleb Cushing is plaintiff in a novel suit before one of the local courts hers ngainst one Koliy, who, it is eot forth, did wrongfully koep & dog which was used and acoustomed to TRIAL BY JURY. Decision in Favor of Charles A. Dan in the Waghington Lihol Suit. The Washington Police Court Declared Incompetent to Try the Case. An Intoresting Afier-Talk Between Judge Blatchford and Plain- tiff’s Counsel, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Yon, July 16.—The argument in the caso of Charles A. Dana, accused of libol against Alexander . Bhepherd, of Washinglon, on mo- tion for a warraut for his romoval to that city for trnl, camo up boforo Judgo_ Blatchford, in the Unitod Btates District Court, shorily bofore 2 o'clock this afterncon. The Court-room wos crowdod, and f{ho greatest Intorost was manifested, Mr. Dans and Mr. Shephord wore both prosent. The former wns reprosentod by ex-Judge Shipman and ir. W, O. Bartiett, while tho latter lad ns counsol District- Attorney Bliss nnd Assistant District- Attornoy limrington, ond Judgo Fishor, of Washington, Mr. Bliss, on making his motion, argued that the Washington Dolico Court hos original jurisdiction in all cases of misdomennor, of which charactor, sccording to tho Maryland act of 1869, libol s’ in the Diu- trick of Columbin, Ilo cited & lnrgo numbor of authoritios in support of Lis position. Bir. Bortlett, in roply, contondod that tho liliol if 'any, was committod in this Btato, snd should bo tricd hero; that the Coustitution required trial by jury; that tho Judiciary act provided’ for tho arrest of offoudors and their trisl, not before tho Police Court of thae City of Wash- ington, bub bLefora courts provided -for. in that act, and that thero could bo no aflidavit in the caso without perjury. It was not an infor- mation, which could be obtained in the Court of Queen’s Bench, So far as tho composition of this allegod libel yas..concorned, Mr. Daus was ignorant of i, end would not have permiited it to bo printed had he been in the cily. It would bo well, ho snid, to look ot the consoquences, Ifin this cao this Little Police Court could strotch out its Dand to arreat ono editor for libel on & public officer, it could stretch it out to eyery city and village in tho country. Con- grossmen might thus suppress all criticism on thoir actions, the District of Columbia would be filled with political prigoucrs, and whon its rigony _yero ovorcrowdoed, the forls of tho nitod States, as onco bofore, would bo ealled in to supplomont tho prisons. Mr, Bartlott, in conclusion, said that Judge Shipman had studied tho subject, nnd had proparcd an olaborate ar- gumont npon which the defense would depend. Mr. Blies had no objection, but Judgo Ship- man did not seo the necessity of saying anything further, Mr. Blies in that ovont had nothing to odd. Judgo Blatchford thon decided that tho Constitution rendored tho jurisdiction of the Washington Police Court utterly void, and refused to grant BMr. Bliss' motion. Tho suddenness of tho decision noarly took every- body's bredth away, but in an instant loud ap- plauso broke forth “from overy part of the room unchacked by the Court, Mr, Blius sprang to his foot and began— Will your Honor pernut mo 2" Judgo Blatchford—Discussion is closed. [Re- nowed applauso.] Mr, Blise—I wish to clto nutnorities to show that your Honor bas takon the wrong view of *{ the caso. TJudge Blatchford—I don’t think there is any noed, - Horo applauso ngain burst forth, but this timo his Honor robuked it. Juige Biatch- ford continued that tho Constituiion of tho Unitod Btatss exprossly declarcs thut all of- bark contivually by day and night, and that, on Bsturday _last, tho dofondsnt did thon and ~ there allow tho dog to bark incesgnntly from early in the day through the wholo day and night tollnwluF, and did thero- by hinder and provont the plaintiff from study- ing and transacting bis lawful business by doy, and doprived Lim of his eleop during tho night so 88 injuriously to sffect his health and the peacoful use of Lis property. Tho socond count allegos the kcnpln% of tho samo dog, and that said dog was a_ dangorous one. On tho first count $1,000 aud on tho second count $3,000 damages aro olaimod. BUPTLY OF POSTAL OARDS. Advicos from Spriugfleld, recoivod horo to-day, indicate a decided improvement in the produc- tion of postal cards, although it it said tho con- tractors have not como fully up to their ropeated promises, Two Hoo ~prossos aro run- ning da; and night, and print- ing from 800,000 to 1,000,000 cards daily. Tho manufacturors aro famlshing o bottor quality of bonrd than any Lerotoforo used, and tlo TPost-Oftice Department scoms to Liave reason to hopo that the contractors will catch up with the orders in & fow weokd. POSTAL DEQISION. A question baving been raised in regard to the mattor, the Comptroller of tho Currency decides that postage on offlcial communications to his oftico by National Banks must be paid by tho Iatter inatitutions. In othor words, official stamps will not bo furnished the banks, . 7o tho Assoofated Press.] AIY ORDERS, WasuNoToN, July 16.—The War Doparimont has issued an ordor that nmzplios, storos, or property of any kind, prooured out of tho urmy nppropriations, shsll not bo traunsforred in any way or under any circumatances for use of thé Indians, excopt under authority obtained by the Becretary of War, and_that any officer vio- Inting this osdor ehall be chargad with the money value of_tho supplios, atores, or proporty trausforred, and bo othorwise held accountable, according to circumstancos. 'TRANPORTATION OF GOODS IN BOND. The railroad companies over whose roads goods from abroad in transit through tho Unitod States to Canadn sre carried, will be required boreafter to givo bond sccording to tho customs rogula- tions, epeoial agents of tho Treasury hnvivg dis- coverod auch goods being tampored with whilo in transit; slso, that railways along tho line Dhave boon bonding for roads over which they have no control. "The numerous frauds com- mittod render this action of tho Departmont ub- solutely necessary. DONDS OALLED—TIE BYNDIOATE. The Eucru!u? of the Treasury will igsue a call for $25,000,000 of 5-20 bonds about Aug. 1. There is no doubt now but that the syndicate will complote thoir contract for £300,000,000 & por conts by the 1at of Decomber. DIVORCE EXTRAORDINARY., Brigham Young’s Seventeenth Wile Feaves ¥lim, and Is About to Seck a Legnl Separation. Bavr Laxg, July 16.—The groat sensationhero to-dsy was the announcoment by the Journal that Ann Eliza Webb Young, soventoonth wifo of Brigham Young, had forovor loft him, earrying off & Jotof furniture and porsousl effects, Brigham will endoavor to replovin the goods, Mrs, Young is at the Walker Houso, and throe loading lawyers aro about to institute o suit for divorco and alimony ina large sum. Crest rovelatfons are expectad concorning the inner domestio lito of the Prophot. Mrs. Young fs on{loyln the sympathy of the Gontilo ladies, and the polyga- mous Mormony are a good deal disturbed. S g e ¥all Through n Ratchway. Miuwaukeg, July 16,.—At noou to-dsy, & boy named William Canovan, 13 yonrs of “sgo, em- ployed b{ the Goodrich Transportation Compa- ny, foli through tho hatches of the storo of A, J. W. Piorce, o distanco of 45 feot, sud landed flat on bis back, The surgoon called in found no bonos brolon, and thore is & chanco of the lad’s recovering. Indictments Founds Bavrnsone, July 16.—Tho Grand Jury of the Crimiual Court to-day progented some sovon or elght indiotments against parties eugaged In a disturbance, :ltomflg{; au attaok on the procos- slon of Ashbur othodist colored Bunday- Behiool on Tuosday evoning of last wook, i M Sl Insurance Sults. DrshloiNes, Ia., July 16.—About fifty auits haye baen commonced {n the United Btafes Cir- gxn (‘kwfl lxum[by 0. W. Upton, Aamg:xualht(:t the rent Wastorn Insurance Company, of Chleago, agaiust tho slockholdors, el 4 ‘l fendors shall bo tried by jury, and thero was no gnhin%ovor that. Mr. Bliss contonded that tho Bupreme Court and courts of last resort in tho United States hold an oxactly opposito opinion. Judgoe Blatchford said thet that could not be possiblo, ns it would be an oxpress violation of the Constitution. It would be impossible for Liim, unless he violated his oath of oftice, to sny that & Washington Polico Court has Jjurisdiction over this crimo, Trial by jury was an ingurmountablo constitutional barrior, ile hind often felt what relief it would be if he wore ok obligod o try ovory pelty offonso sgainst o Unitod Statos by jury, but thoro was no help for it. 'The spirit of tho Constitution entitled de- fondnnt to a jury trial at his firet trinl, i Mr. Bliss made another attempt to arguo his Pninl, but His Honor cut him short by saying bt o was srry the counsol for the defence hrd refused to fortify his viows by tho dolivery of tho spooch ho had propared, but that no consid- oration, no study, no arguniont would miake him arrivo &t any other conclusion. Mr. Dana and lus {riends seomed delighted at °| the rosult, while Mr. Shophord slunk away with n frown on his faco. Judge Blatchford wished to dischurgo Mir, Dang at ofico, but Mr. Blins ob~ joctod ; 80 & writ of habeas corpus was issucd 1oturnable immediatoly, and at half-past 8 Mr. Dana was sot free. FIRES Details of the Louisville Contlagrns tione=Other Fires. LoulsviLLg, July 16—1 a. m.—Four fires broko out last night witliin & space of two bours aud n balf, The frsb ocewrred about hulf-pnst 9 o'clock in the lumber-yard of Long & Bro,, but did littlo damage. Tho second occurred in tho candy manufactory of Courad Euhlor, on Mar- ket stroot, inflicting o loss of about 10,000, the insurance on which 18 not known. ‘The mnext fire occurred on Lhird stroct, botwoen Man and Tiver, ostebing in J. B. Withers & Co.'s fino-cut_tobneco eatablishmont, aud destroying that and the adjoining building, occupied by Horbort & Wright, as_n mill-furnishing estab- lishment. The loss of Witbers & Co. is cstimat- ed at $8,000; insured in the Western and Ger- man, of this city, for 82,600 eack. Tho loss of Tlorbort & Wright is about $5,000, with no in- wsurance.” The fourth fire occured in Bamberger & Bloom's block, on Tourth streof, betwoon Greon nud Waluut, aud destroyod Vernow's gro= cory, Madame nucfdoy‘a fanoy-goods store, and o vacant house in the block, and injured con- widorably Pargny's resturant and confoctionery. Pargny's lous iu cstimated at $4,000, The build- ius dentroyed was very handsome and valuable, INOINNATI, July 16,—The Z%mes' Louisvillo IPaaIul gays: *The fire last night was not so disastrous ad was ot first thought, T'he losa will not exceod $80,000,with about $76,000 insuranco, as follows : Altns, $14,000 ; London, leu{'(m and Qlobe, 810,000 ; Commorcial, of Now York, 0,000 ; Contral, of St. Louis, 86,000; Phonix, 7,000, aud_tho rest in local companios, The fire was undoubtedly the work of Incendiarics. Tvery engine in the city was ot work when the Inat firo broke out, and, owing fo tho oxtont of the conflngration, and its proximity to tho Publio Library and other largo buildings,” groat exoito- ment prevailed,” [By Mail) From the Cineinnati Enquirer, 16th, LouisviLLE, July 15—Nidnight.~The city is in au uproar. he sirests uro full of nogroos loadad with housohold goods, and with fright- onod citizons hurrying to and fro. ‘I'ho air rosounds with the alarm of fire-belly, and reddens with the light of burning buildings. It is almost impossible to obtain prticulars. Tho oxcitemont of thoe populaca Is unparatloled, Fho {firat alarm was about 10 o’clock or & littlo Inter, It callod tho engines to some burning buldings on Main street, near Eighth stroct, bo- low the Louisville Hotol, The enginos worked with all thelr cnergios upon it, but other alirme_followed, ovlling tho nufilnnu to a burning buildig on Market strool, and then sounded snother’ and another nutil bofors 12 o'clock from soven to ten alnrms bad been wounded, Tho flre on Mar- kot atrecot had = bhardly boen oxtinguish- od -when an alarm sounded oulling tho ongines to Fourth stroot, botweon Groen and Walnut strects, ‘I'ho roport was that tho Public Library was on firo. It was aftorward discov- ored and passed_ from mouth to miouth that it was the splendid houso of Bomberger & Bloom, north of tho Publio Library. Thin wont down, a8 aleo did Pargny's rostaurant adjoining, Bang, bang, wout tho bolls again, whilo this firo was raging here. 'Ihis sproad con- stornation wider ; it convinced ovory one that the worlk was Incendlurism, and that it must Lavo beon done by an orgavized gaug wilh the viow to destroy tho city and rob tho peoplo whila it was burning, It wai foared tho ringing of alarms never would stop. Eugines camo_over from Now Albany. Chief Engincer Goorgo Lovy, tolographed to Clicionatiand to Indianapolis for Lelp, and rocoived a responxo that help would ho sent promptly. Whon tho fire broke out the sky way overeast and a moderate breezo was blowing, Between 10 and 11 o'clock, whon the alarms Sworo multiplying with alarming rapldity, o high wind aroso, and with it tho gonoral colstorna- tion, which lod the Engincor, very proporly, o dlgphich for holp. ATER—2 g, m.—At {his hour the fire s on- tiroly under contral, A heavy rain camo fo tho aid of the Department and to the consolation of tho nlanined citizons, who now feel out of danger if the villains who fired the city do not continue . their dovilieh work, The police are on the alert, aud citizons also. Tt witl bo sad for the incon- dinry that is caught, Sourn BEXD, Ind., July 10.—A Intge two-slory boarding-house, situated within thirty fect of the Btudebaker carriage works, was nenrly consumed Dy firo this moruing. No faurauco, Jerrensox, Toxns, July 16.—A fire hero last night consumed threo brick buildings fronting on'the loves, ocoupied by Russol, Ruiney & Co., Gilbsm & Crow, and Malloy & Ailon. The longes are estimnted at $165,000. Insurance, £60,000. Incendiarism. ‘Wasnixaron, July 16.—An investigation was mado at the Navy Department, to-day, into the enuso of the five yosterday. 'The evidenco shows it was caused by spontancous combustion of rags snturated with benzine, used by thoe lnborers in cloaning up. e THE FARMERS. Extent of tho Order of Patrons of Husbandry, An Aggregate Membership of About 350,000, ‘Wasnmvatoy, D. 0., July .16.—Owing to the rapid growth of the orderof tho Patronsof Husbaudry, the hoadquarters of the National Grange will soon be removed from Goorgotown {o Washington, whora the Becretary's oflico will horonfter bo located. Binco the Ist inst. about 855 subordinste grauges havo boon orgnnized, making tho_ total numbor of grauges in operation %o dato over 4,700 with an aggrogate membership of about 850,000, Tho order sooms to bo growing most rapidly in tho Statos of Iowa,—which now lhas 1,750 Grangos,—Migsouri, Indians, Tlinols, Minnoso- to, Nobrasks, and Wisconsin, In response to tho requeats from difforont States, soveral additional Goueral Deputies hnve rocontly boon eent out by tho National Grango to organizo subordinate Grangos. Thoro aro at- present State Grauges in Arkanaas, Californin, Goorgis, Illinois, Indians, Kansns, Michigan, Minnosots, Miseissippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Sonth Caolius, Tonnos® 500, sud Wiscousin, FIRE INSURANCE. Mceting of the Northwestern Auxils inry of the National Bourd of Fire Underwriters, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. MinwAukeg, July 16.—The Northwestorn Aux- iliary of tho National Board of Fire Underwrit- ors mot at the Newhall House, yosterdsy. Tho convention was large aud intorosting. Ono hun- dred and fitty delegatos are in attondance. On opening, Prosidont Robert J, Smith, of Chicago, delivered an ablo address, congratulating the Aseociation on its success, and rocommonding logislative enactmont of & General Insurancelaw similarto the General Banking law. Ho thought such nction would placo sl organizations undor ono departmont_snd do away with all supor- vigion, thus_ rolioving companios of & vast amount of labor and expenso. Tollowiug tho addross was an informal didous- sion and prosontation of reports. Aa tho Con- vontion is ono of conforance, the procoedings are not of intorest to avy outsido of tho orgnn- Sistiow, Tny Slssocaiow of Mports Geonpiod the aftornoon and ovoning. To-marrow, the first day of tho Convention, tho oloction of oflicers will tako placo, aud ap- pointments of an Execulivo Committes and of tho next placo of meoting will bio made. Among those prosont us dologatos are Thomag H. Montgomory, General Agent of tho National Board ; J. Potory, Suporvising Agont of tho Na~ tional 'Board; B. O. Ilouss, Bun_Company, Cloveland ; 0. H. Bigolow, St. Paul Firo & Mo rino, Among tho membors admitted to the Conven- tion are Goorge M. Lyou, Becrotary of tho Homo Tnsurance Company of Now York, and B, D. Holton, Prosidont of the Northwestern Natioual Iusurance Company, of Milwaukee. SPRINGFIELD. Pardon of the Notorious Criminal s Jiandy Andy P=-Government Aid for the Xllinols IR iver Improvements, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Lribune, SeninorreLp, 1., July 16.—Gov. Boveridge pardoned, this morning, tho notorious *Handy Andy,” who was serving out o torm of ten_ years in tho Penitontiary far the crime of burglary. The Governor basoa his sction upon a physician's cortificato stating that hocannotlive but a short time, Judge Hale, who was the prosocuting witnoss in the caso upon which * Handy Andy " was sont up, certifles that ho hns prid tha prisoner a per- gonal visit, and bolieves that lie cannot live, and rocommonds pardon. ‘Tho petition is signed by othor prominent gentlemou. The Ruilroud Commissioners are still at work on tho freight problem, with no immediate pros- poct of roaching a satiufuctory conclusion. Gov. Beveridge received information this morn- ing from Col, Utley, ono of the Canal Commis- wioners, that tha War Departmont had appraved the recommendation of Col. McComb, United Btates Chief Engiucor, in charga of the Illinois River oud other Westorn ~improvements, that throo-fourths of tho _ appropria: tion made by Congress in aid of the improvements under his charge to bo used in the construction of the lock and dam at Cop- oras Creak, on the Illinols River, bolioving that t could bo used to botter purpose thore than anywhere olse, Col, MoComb hina advertised for bids for the foundation of tho dam, to be lot on the 14th of August. Tho amount which will bo receivod from the Governmont will be $80,000. Suicldes. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, N Dexory, July 16.—A spocisl from Easl Sagi- nw sy tho wifo of Chiarlos I, Bhaw, of Shaw, Ballard & Co., wholoaalo grocors, snd one of tho Board of Polico Commiusionors of this city, com- mitted suicide by shooting horself in the hond with & pistol, at 8 o'clock this moming. Bhe lingered, unconscious, until 1 o’clock this after- noon, when he died. ' The cause of the shook- ing nifair was temporary insanity by insomnis, 8ho having slopt nono for five days and nights, The Rov. Zacharias Eddy, of Cholsos, Masa., hina accoptod a call to the pastorate of tho Con- grogational Church of this oity. BAN Fanoisco, July 16.—Mra, MoArthur, of Los Angelos, to-day, because her husband seoldod hor nbout tho character of his broakfast, took o large dose of strychuino, sud, before ho could provent hor, swallowed tho whole doso, 8ho soon diod, An oftlolal investigation of tho conduct of the husband iy demanded. More Storm Dumage, Spectul Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Brexoes, Ind, July 16.—Youtordny evening avory hoavy cloud, almout green in color, ap- yuurm] & fow milos south of this nn{, with almost ncossnnt flaghos of lightning. Roports from that vicmity state that it was a fearful storm, dostroying nearly all tho best timber intho noighborhood—tlio llgh!nin¥ orushing it into k})lllllel‘fl. 0ld sottlors say thoy never saw any= thing liko it boforo, Many pooplo woro knocked over and otherwise injurod, though no Hves wero lout. Spcetal Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Tockronn, 1L, July 15.—Later advicos from tho groat storm of yostordsy show that the Township of Barrolt, in thls county, mufforod sovorely, Corn and small graius woro badly damaged, many farmors loslng thelr all, whilo Liouses woro filled with tho hailstones comiug through tho windows. As far as can be learned, tho lo#s within tho six squaro milos of tho towns ship is ovor 50,000, NUMBER 331 LABOR MOVEMENT. g ; Second l)ay'_s Procecdings in the Indusirial Congress at Cleveland. Débate on a, Resolution Pledging the Assooiation to Ignore Politios, i Spectal Dispateh to The Chicagn Tribune. OLEVELAXD, July 16.—The Convention was called to order at 9 o'clock, Prosident Fohren- Dbach fn tho chair. Afler sovorsl now dologates hnd boen ndmitted, tho following Committacs woro appointed : On Constitution—Walls, of Ohio; Binoy, of Pounsylvania ; Blitterman, of Missouri; Greono, of Mississippl; Roud, of Virginia. On Ways and Moans—S8attin, of Olio; Moek, of Ponnsylvania; Schley, of Indisna; Iturnizon, of Touncssce; Adam, of Oblo. On Correspondonce—Popo, of Ohio; Bniggs, of Kentucky; Armstrong, of Poiusylvania; Bals loy, of Virginin, The Committeo on Rules, appointad at yoster- duy's session, presonted their roport, whicl it is intonded to govern tho action of all slmilur conventions, was quite longthy, and was unan- imously adopted. Mr. Boliley, of Indisnapolis, offered tho fol- lowing rosolution : Wieneas, Tho subjoct of pofitica having been llrsnly discussed by mdividual membors of this body, and considering the mattor detrimental to our best i terest, aud desiring thot the Congress stand on no un- certain light before the country, ¢ Resolved, That this Congress ignores ontirely tho aquieation of politics in ity Countitution, and recam= monds that all mattors of a political charucter bo loft to the local organizations o' bo acted ou ug they doem ‘proper. Mr. Foran spoke earncstly in opposition {o tho adoption of the resolution. Adopu it, and the rosults of the Convention would prove a nullity. In England, for exnmple, co-cperation had proved a grand success beeauso leginlation has surrounded It with snfeguards, which heve so far boon donied in this country, A long and intercating discussion, participatod in by Mossra, Humphrey, Foran, Mayrs, Amozon, and othors, thon ensued, when, ou motion, the resolution ' was roforred to tho Committce on Declaration of Principlen, A motion to admit A. 0. Cameron, of the TWorkingman's Advocale, to n soat in the Con-~ ‘voution was unanimously adopted. The Presidont thon announced the following sddikional committees, nftor which the Conven- fiol‘: 1nd_hmrmul till Thursdsy morning at 9 o'clack: Arhilmfian—-l'lnb(srb Schilling, Robert Gault, T. H. Bronicke, C. O. Cofinborry, C. D. Barth. Declaration of Principlos—H. J. Wally, W. 8. Humplries, T. P, Joncs, I'. P, Mears, G. Whool- or. _ Tmportation of Choap Labor and Co-opora- tion—H. W. Bmith, T\ A. Storm, Johu Dixo, K. N. Dorron, John O, Edwards. Printing~N. F. Dubois, 3L, A. Foran, Joln Sehloy, Edward MeDovitt, 8. Stanton. Trivon Labor aud Appronticeship Systom—W, Sappin, M. A. Foron, Hugh McLaughlin, Will- iam Saftor, 1, W. Smith. Finance and Ways and Means—John Schley, W. Aimezon, N. Adoms, D, A. J . Jouas, Trades-Unions and Amaigamated Unions—G. 8. McDonald, T. P. Smith, £, Manus, J. Dilloy, D. Ellis, T, Van Ellen. Hours of Labor—John Pallock, 0. Muth, R. Burkholz, P. Daloy, J. R. Bartran, W. 8. Erniald. Labor Bureau—Goorge Tlock, A. Thomay, €&corge Jones, Edward Sniggs, Robert Reod. e DUBUQUE. Lumboermen?’s Association Formedaes A Spiritunl RetrenteeAlloged Mure derer Arrested. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Donuque, Tows, July 16.—A convention of lumber-dealers met hovo fo-day, aud organized thomselves into an associntion called the #Lumbor-Dealers’ Association of thoe Illinois tral Railway of Iowa,” with the follow- ing officors, olectod for ono yoar: Prosident, 8. 0. Konyon, of Indiauapolis ; Vice-Prosidonts, Samuel Nixon, of Cherokeo, and 0. W. Sidell, of Wontworth ; Sccrolary, L. I Gordon, of Newell ; Treasurer, Jamos Archer, Cherokeo ; Exeoutive Conmittes, J. P. Ty, of Storm Lake; Thomas Taylor, of Jesup; J. 8, Xuowles, of Delaware. The object of tho Auso- cistion i to regulate the lumber trado botwaen the wholesalo nnd retail dealers, and to deal only with such wholesalers au come into the srrengement. Auothier object is to bring such influence as may Lo effectual to bear ou the Illinois Central Ruilrond in_relation to froight chargos favorablo to tho lumber trade. ‘Various committeos were un}miutnd to_carry out tho resolutions and views of the Association. A apiritual retreat of the Sisters of the B, V. M, will commencoe on Friday or Saturday of this weok at tho Mothor House, St. Josophs, in this county, aud will bo conducted by o Jesuit Father,—prob- ably Fathor Garascho, of Chicago, Tho'rotrost will lnst tho usunl Lime (nino or ton days), aud will be participated in by tho Sisters of tho Mothor, Houso and novices there, und by the Sis- tors and other missions of Iows, Chicago, and othora more distant. Daniel Breon, of this city, was arrestod here to-dny on suspicion of being the murdorer of & man namod Gibbons, of Applo River, Wis., who was murdored last Saturday night. Broon was bond ovor a o sum of 500 (o sppes for ial. THE GOODRICH MURDER. Tho Polico ¥unting for IRoscoe and ©Gare Beach. ‘New Yorg, July 16.—FlLo polico are still ac- tively searching for tho Spaniard Roscoe, who, it is alloged, is coucorned in the murderof Good- rich. It is bolioved that Xate Stoddurd admitted Roscoe to the house in Degraw stroot, and that tho muwder was com- mitted by tho pair. Tho polico soy that thoy have all tho' proof roquired ta convict Roscoo. 'This has been furnished by tho confession of Kato Stoddard. Iivscoo has nob beon soen around any of kis old Launts since the arrost of his allegod accomplice, and, 88 ho alwways posecasod nlonty of monoy, it i holioyed has takon himsolf off to somo distant cit{. Accurato descriptions of Lim hiave been sont Lo the police of all tho cities in the United Stutos and Canada. The polico are in search of & man camed Boaoh, who boarded with Lucette Moyers, nid Who, 8ho says, was present at the time Gondrich and Roscoo had an encounter at her houso. —_— Drowned. Miomaax Orry, Ind., July 16,—Yestorday two sons of Mr, Beedler were drowned whilo bathing in Lake Michigan. They woro learning to awin with & plank, Tho younger falling off, the elder attomiptod to savo him, whon ho wau eaught in the embrace of the other, and both wero drowned, 1o ono boing near but & amall oy, who gavo tha alarm, but sid came too lato. Lho sad ocour- ronco has cast & gloom over our city. B LrrrLe Rook, July 16,—Jacob Miller, while athing i (o river at this placo lnst night, tool tho oramps and was drownod bofore aiy ausist- anco could bo rendored him, ‘Drrnorr, July 10.—Last night sovoral boys woro playiny on Rossoll's irou dock, whon oie fell in, l‘at}ioll Titzgerald, a brother of the un- lucky boy, plunged in efter bim, and bath wero drowned bofore nseistance could be rondored. pmaniaissy ook | Culifornin Ltoms. BAN Fnaxomco, July 16,—Tho Assoclated Atumni of the Pacifio mot at Oukland Inst night, Col. W. H, L. Barnos prosided. b'lmuuhuu woro mado by Gov. Booth, tho Rov. I Stobiuy, Judgo Yield, J. W. Dwinollo, Prosidant Gilman, and othors, The sttondance was very Inrge, Commoncomont oxercios of tho ~Culifornia Stato Univorsity took placa to-day. 'A Convontlon of Stato Granges s in sossion, at Naps ab the prosont bimo. Thirty-two Grangos ato ropresoutod. "o Mayor hus signod an ordinance granting privileges to tho Southem Pacifle Liailroad Com- pauy on Misslon Lay,