Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1873, Page 5

THE NEW WATER TUNNEL. Bynopsis of Work Done During ihe Month of July. A Shaft Looated Yestorday on Wolls Streot, Between Randolph and Lako, Proposition to Establish a Storm-Signal Station at the New Crib. Tho publio ars watching with intorest all that poncorns the now enterpriso which is to furnish drinking wator for tho southwostorn portion of this groat city, and every now item connectod with it s doubtless rocoived with plensurs. Loss than a weok ago Tue TRIBUNE narrated tho cir- oumstances attending the laying of tho firat cor- ner stono of the now city crib, and in connee- tion therowith gavo & detniled nccount of the accident which occurred in the now shaft which id to moot the necond tunnol, and tho monsures which woro mado neceesary to ropair tho dam- ngo dono. 8ince that timoe an oxport diver has boon employed by the city, at immenso risk, to oxamine tho lonk, and his invostiga- tions having shown the oxact ' naturo of tho injury, it wes: ropaired in a ‘ehort timo. Tho shaft is now freo from wator, lnud tho engincer is rendy to commenco drifting .40 foot southward. . At this point tho junction will bo made. Tho contractors of tho mow tunnol, Messrs. Biteolo, McMahon & Steolo, aro . MAKING GOOD TIME, 03 tho following synopeis of tho work dene dur- ing the month of July will show. The brick shaft at the crib has boon constructed to a dopth of 86 foot, at n cost of $4,600; 853 linon faot of brick bave beon Inid in tho tunnel, makinga total of 8,810 linenl foot up to July 81; 40 cubio yards of granito masonry have boon laid at the \crib, at a cost of §3,240; 200 foot of conorato at %1.400, and 600 yards of tho old crib have boon takon down, at $1,200, making a total at the crib of 85,840. Mr. Dryeon's (tho ougincer) roport shows @56,520 bricks have beon laid in the tunnel, in B0 barrels of coment and the eanmo of eand ; 800 foot_cnch of air and water. llm have boon 1sid, and 720 foot of iron rail, with 5,400 foot of Rumber. Thoro have beon consumed 25 tons of conl and 60 gallons of oil. The number of men on\Y]oyud nltogothor to do this work waa 44, not izcluding two nules. A large amount of FINE-DAMT encaped from a sand deposit at 2,820 foot east of tho shaft, provonting the proseoution of ho work for four successive dnys. I'rom 2,842 0 2,878 feet tho wholo oxcayation was in sand and gravel, very dry, necessitating soctionn of 8 foet only at a iimo, Tho avornge amount pro- wviouly and since was 16 foot at & timo, Work has been prosccuted upon THE FIOST SHAFT on Illinois street, with great vigor, and Mr, Bry- «eon oxpressed himsolf groatly pleased with the contractors, Messrs. Cox Bros. The shaft is now twonty-four foot doop, and is in wet clay at prosont, The workmon average soven foet n dny, including timboring. Tho sbaft ia uudor tho supervision of Mr. McHugh. In about ten flays, if everything goos well, tho shaft will bo comploted, and the tunnel will bo driftedin both directions, northeast and southvest. A roporter nocompsaniod Mr. Bryson and Mr. /Thomns Osborne on thoir travels yesterday umorning, their duty being to locato THE NEXT BHAFL. The line of direction roquired a shaft on Wells stroot, betweon Lake and Randolph stroets, or on Randolph, botweon Wells and Erauklin, _Aftor conidorablo deliboration & Bpot was soleatad on Wolls stroot, botwaen Ran- dolph and Lako atreots, almost at the alley, and ou tho onst side of the stroat, Tho systom of . WEATHER SIGNALS, established by tho Federal Government two yoars ago last November, has thus far proved an almost unqualifiod success, Beginning with an nverago of over 60 por cant of nccuracy in its storm warnings, it hag now roached an’ avorago of fully 80 por cont. ‘That is, four out of ove- ry fivo of the storm warnings are vorified by tho arrival of a storm within five or six hours of the timo of tho warning. It is woll known thnat tho Buroau hns oxtended the list of sta- Rions groatly since the commencomont, tho mumber being now really doublo that repro- ecntod by tho average daily reportas rocoived. /Tho Bureau now proposes to mako an impor- &uut oxtoneion of ity systom of storm-warmngs in tho neighborhood of Chicago, if the co-opor. ation of tho city authorities can be obtained. 9t iy propoacd to oxtend the siguals not only in this city, but also about, two miled from shoro, for tho bouefit of Captains of vessols on tho Isko. In ordor to do this it would bo nocessary £o1ny o cablo from tho shoro to tho crib, by which orders could bo convey to the keoper of that important island fo hoist storm- signals to bo soen from a groat distance, ~‘Thoro in no doubt that it would bo much better in every Avay to lay that cablo insido the now tunnel than to oxpose it to tho dangors incident to o position apon the bed of tho lake, whore it would bo lia- dlo to disturbance from Jmnahlg vosacls, Itis aundorstood that the Board of Public Works will Do waited on to-day for tho purposo of ascortain- ing how much tho{ aro willing to recommend the city should do in tho matter. The Bureau docs not think it its duty to recommend to the Govern- ment tho assumption of tha cost of Iaying tho cablo botween tle shore and tho crib, but would prob- ably bo willing to undortake the oxpenso of tronemitting signals if tho cablo was Inid by others, ‘Thoro can scarcely be any quostion of £ho ndvisnbility of tho undertaking., Tho ad- waatago to our marine would bo almost inealeu- ablo. It is well known that the groatest dangor 0 our lako marine lics in tho effort to make the port of Chicago on a Ieo shoro. In other words, 1t is much safer to go out than to go in. Inasmuch a8 it is ofton compara- tively tranquil a fow milos awsy from shore when the entrance to the harbor is stormy, the Jmarinor wonld rocoive his first intimation of danger at tho orib. Womay add that, if the city should not feol disposed to asgumo tho ox- ense, then it would amply repay tho outlay of & wrgo amount of money on the part of our ma- xino insurance companies and the ownors of lake craft who would bo most bonefited by the con- suwmation of tho schome, — PERSONAL. Col. J. N, Macomb, U. 8. A,, is at the QGard- nor. R Capt. T, 0., Andrews, U, B. A,, is nt the Com- smorcial. The Hon, J. L. Harney, of 8t. Louis, is at toh @ardnor, Gen. T, I, Btillwell, of Indianapolis, is at the Bherman. Dr. M. O. Bragdon, of Evanaton, has returned #rom Europo. F. E, Griawold, of Connecticut, is nt tho rand Pacifle. J.J. Maron, of Hamilton, Ont., i at tho Xirand Pacifie, The Hon. P. Bulkloy is rogistered at tho Wost Bldo Brigga Houso. Col. M, B, Jonos, of Virden, Til, is at the Wost Bido Briggs Houso. The Hon, E. A. Warflold, of Boston, was at tho Bherman yostorday, Dr, Theodoro Canislus, of Aurorn, was at tho Grand Pacillo yesterday, ‘The Ttov, IMenry Nolden, of New York, is at tho Wost Bide Briggs Housoe, Tho Hon, . L. Crittondon, of Rochestor, N. ., was at tho Shorman yostorduy. BL. I, ITough and W, H, Peaso, of Darnum's AVorid's Fair, aro at tho Commerelnl, Carl Behnlz, of Vieuna, I8 In the eity, and I8 stopping at tho Wost 8ido Brigga Llouso, Geon. A. King, of Erlo, loft the West Bido Brigga Iowso lukt ovenivg for the North, Georgo A. Ives, Cashior of tho Unon National ank, has returued from an exteuded visit to 10 Enst. 3 Joln 0, Jncobs, Buporintondent of the North. ern Division of the Illinols Central Railway, is i tho Commorelul Hotel. J. 8, Cook, Gonoral Frolght Agont of tho Poorin, Pokin & Jackyonville Iailway, 18 at tho Grand Pacific. W. H, 'Thielson, of Portland, Orogon, former- Yy Chiof Englucor of tho Qlisiga, Buelngion & Buinoy Bailway, Is at tho Grand Bacifio, . The Nov. Dr, MoMnllon, pastor of tho Church ‘of tho oly Nuwo, sud the Rov. Fatlor Bier- dan, paator of 8t. Jamea' Church, have gono to ]llln’e\‘ nno for & brief rost from their epiritual nbors. . Qgnoral Buporintandent Matrls, of tho Chica- g0, Burlington & Quinoy Nailroad, will_doliver an address at tho MoDonough County Fair, to :m h‘:fld At Macomb in the early pnr{ of Bep- ombor, Tho Ion, A, L. Morrison considors that in- Juntica wns dono him in tho articlo on lncal poli- ties In yestordny's Tminune. No _rofloction whatover wag intended npon his excollont char- actor, whothor'as apublio or n privato citizen, Tho following woro at Andorson's Europonn !'snlul yostorday: D, Wenthorly and _wifo, Torouto; P, W, Robinson and wifo, Wont Polnt } D, 8. Bimmon, Dotroit; Ed. Moll, Now York; V. Zoug, Mliwaukoo; L. Farlin, Jowestown, The following woro at the Grand Paoifle yon- tordny: A, J. Caton, Ollnia; IT. B. Loomis, Buitalo; 1. Bradford, Now York; W. A. Fox, Buffalo; J. 0. Ilurper, Fond DuLno; G. D. Hay- ward, Elyris, Ohio; J. 8. Slayton, Manitowao, J. Weathorly and wifo, Toronto 3 Charlos W. Robinson and wifo, Wost Toint, Nobis D. 8. Si- monson, Detrolt:’ Edward Moli, . Now York; William Young, Milwaukes ; L. Farling, James- town, N, Y.; W. J." Gilchrist, McGregor, Iowa, oro ab Andorson's, John Q. Jacobs, James Rosebrough, Amboy ; H. 0. Cndy, Now York ; J. O, Bakor, 8t, Louls ; 0. N. Nousor, Allontown ; J." A Montoluin and wifo, Piper City ; O. B, Frank and wifo, Poorin ; J. Franco, Albort Los, Minn,, aro nt tho Com- moroial Ifotel . . um{:\mln 0'Fallon and family, 8t. Loula ; the Hon, L, Olmetond, 8t. Louin; Joln_Lummoz, 8t. Paul; 8, W. Pholps, Covingion; M. Behide, Now York; 7. I, Labold, Cincinuatl; Georgo C. Raymond, Oswogo, N. Y. ; E, I, Loyman, lndi- ann: J. I, Jonos,- Oalro; Jns, Hanson, Phila- delphis’; M. Tobing, Boston ; F. Aldrldge, O,, M. & Bt. P, Rajtway; I, O. Tiold, §t. Paul, and W. D. Rolling, New Orlenns, woro among yobtordny's arrivals at the West Sido Briggs. Tho_following” wero' among tho arnvals ot the Shérman yestorday, Now Yorle; W. Cochran, Nowark ; G. Young, Bultimoro; 8. A. Sabln, St. Paul; D. L. Loshy, Now York; M. B. Jenkins, Drosdon ; W. E. Lincoln, Pittsburgh ; J. B, Emery, Mem- his ; W. II. Groon, Providenco ; W. A, unter, ‘ort Dodgo ; C. 0. Marion, 8t. Paul ; J. Smith, Phladelphin ;John Nlcho'lsaq, Livorpool, Eng- land ; Dr, H. Pago, Bt. Louis. Chicagons were visiting the _principal citlea of Europo, in July, a5 follows : Parlo—Dr. J. Ad- aws Allon, IL. O, A{nr and family, Mrs, U. Bal- comb, O. J. and Miss Dliss, 0. T\ Boal and wifo, Prof. Jamos . and_tho Misses Bolso, Johu T, Corcoran, D, F. Crlly, Jomos Qurrity, . B. Goodyeor and fomily, W. 0. D. Grannis, Dr. L. P. Hamline, Mre. W. H, Holdon, Miss J. Jnck- son, A, 18, Mason and wifo, Mrs, L. V. and Misa ‘Parsons, L. Rothgorbor and family, Martin Ry- crson and family, John G. Shortall and family, Mra. H. M. Bingor, Mrs. G. G. Smith, N, B. Btovens, Miss H. M. 8wift, N. Thomnsson and wifo, Mra. J. M. Walker and family, Mrs, 8. A Whitman, W, M. Zonrino. London—F. Chim- berlain, 5. O: Moi(ny, Afra, 8. F. and Miss Par- gons, I, B, Parry, Honry aud Mra, Wood, rominont W. Gutlor, Jesao Hoyt pugs $21,000, or - just one-tenth of tho tax of Liast Saginaw, Mich. J. M, Bingham, of Chippews Falls, who was Spoakor in the Wisconsin Logislature of 1870, is one of thoso now named among Republicaus for Lioutonant-Govornor. Tho Rev. William H. Fultz, rector of tho North Onmbridgo (Mags,) Epiecopal Church, has beon dismisscd from his charge for most indecont con- duct with a young lad. Capt. I, T, Johns has beon olected Socretary of the St. Paul (Minn.) Chamber of Commarcs, vico Osslon E. Dodgo, and it will now bo secn if Bt. Paul can got on without that Dodge. It is roported that Thomas D. Colt, a promi- pont citizon and wealthy papor-maker of Pitte- flold, Mnss., and a brothor of Judge Colt, of the gu rome Bonch, has failed for o half million ollarg, Ttobort Harrls, Goneral Superintondent of the Chicogo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, will de- livor an agricultural addross at the McDonough Soumy Fair, st Macomb, IiL., tha 4th of Septom- or. The Rov, Thomas L. Waterman, Aug. 2, ngod 73, at tho rosidonee of his daughtor, in Stratford, Ct. His pastoral labors in tho Congregational Ghurch bogan, in 1826, at Provi- donee, 1, I., sud includod some years at Galons, 1il., and Winona, Minn, B. Colfax, C. M., at a missionary meoting held in the Mothodist church at Winona, Minn., lagt Sunday morning, delivered an address, in which ho drow a wido contrast botween henthon and Christian lands, and advoeatod the duty of lib- oral giving. L. A. Torrens, a well known Bangor musician, it in roported, Hus' instituted n suit against Mr. Barry, of Boston, for $10,000 damages, on_ac- count’ of cortnin testimony in rolation to Mrs. Barry and Mr. Torrons, brought out in tho lato Barry divorco cago. -- - - Sonator Sumnar was at the Coolidze ITouse on Baturdny, whero he roceived quito & number of calls from his frionds. Ho is looking vory. woll, and snys that ho has not been in g0 good ™ health 06 he is now for three or four years, 1o will Lo in the ity occusionally for sovoral weoks to come,—RBoston Journal, Dr. Nathan Allen, of Lowell, Mngs,, upon whom Amberst has conforred tho dograa of L, D., gained that Qistinction by his diligont ormnnl resonrches concorning tho decroasoe of descendants of tho old- Now. England stoock in tho Now England Biates, snd the laws of health and diseaso as nffected f:y boroditary influonces. Thomas L. Lamb, who loft Norwich, Ot., only eighteon months ago, aud has been tho conflden- tial clork of Tord & Taylor, at Now York, is found to bave stolon 66,000 worth of goods, which ho sold to pawnbrokera for ono-tenth of thoir value. Ho confessos that, to maintain his rolations with the fast women into whoso handa he hiad fallen, ho hind pawned his own shirts, - * Cora L. V. Hatch-Scott-Dannals-Tappan, the woll known spiritualist and matrimonialist, has furnighed another item. According to roport, she has now loft Lor latest unhappy husband, Tappan and oloped with ono Emmet Densmore from Bhamburg, Ponn, Tho pair aro eaid to bo en routo to Europe. Donemors loft o wife, threo children, and numorous croditors, and Mra, Tgfi- pan provided the funds (about $2,000) for tho now ontorprise.—Rochester (N. Y.) Union. =. Tho lately docensed Robert 8. Chew, Chief Clerk of tho Dopurtmont of Stato, at Washing- ton, was born near Froderickuburg, Va., 1819, frnduuwd ot West Point, and, disliling military lifo, was appointed a clork in tho Stato Dopart- mont, by Sccrotary John Farsyth, in 1834, o was many yoars at tho hoad of tho socond con- sular division, and, soven yoars sinco, succeoded William Hunfor as' Chiof Clork, by appointmont of Bocrotary Soward, It Ia announced that Judge Oharles Sherman, of Clovolnnd. brather of Sonator Sherman, who was disgracofully mixod up with Congrossional logislation, will resign provious to tho meoting of Congress, ‘Tho resignation will bo oxtorted by the fonr of impeachmont. If Judge Shermanhad not beon dostituto of tho instincts of a gontle- man, he would havo promptly resigned whon ho rocoived the meritod robuke of tho entirs Cleve- laud Bar, Hiu sonso_of grnnrinly must b ox- ceodingly obtuso.~Pillsburgh Evening Tele- graph, —_— . AMUSEMENTS, D.D., died, TIRE KORMAL INSTITUTE CONOERT, Tho flrat concort of tho National Normal Mu- sical Iustitnte, undor the dircotion of Mr. Oarl Zerrabm, of Doaton, takes placo thls evening at the University Placo Baptlst Church, with the following superb programme : TAST 1, Tho Forty-socond Pealm, .. PANT 1T, 1. Andanto and Scherzo, Rubinsteln, Bweetand low . Baruby, * Bong of tho Lark «Mendelssohn, 9, Qunrtotte and Oliorus, “Ji Heothoven, 4. “Forewell to the Forcat ", oudelssohn, 5, Viollu solo, Net cor pin",, + oo Paganing, My, Wiltlam "6, Gleo, “ Thio Rustio Iestival » +++,Offonbach, Tho concert givon on T y ovoning for tho bonoflt of 0 IHinsdalo Daptist Churoh would seem to havo baon a remarkable perform- anco, {udg(ug from the oxhaustive and flattor- ing criticisin npon it which has beon sent to this ofifco, It was highly succosful in polnt of at- toudanco, ot uny rato, sud thoreforo tho object for which it was gotton up was attained, 'Tho season at McVickor's Thoatre willbe open- od this evening, whon Douclcault’s u}»urkllnfi comody ‘o Wost 1ind ; or tha Trish Helross, will bo given with tho ltest additions to Mr, MoVicker's company in the leading roles. The eant is o vory strong ona, and the socond open- fng will probably oqual the firt. —A littlo girl was standing in tho whost-flold, and waa not soon by the drivar of tio rasper until hor body wau taken on the platform of the ma- chiuo_with bath logy cut off,—Lafayclle Counly (Wis.) Damocral, | 1'HE CHICAGO DAJ],Y TRIBUNIE : TURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1873, . 5. SQUATTERS DISPERSED. Domolition of Squnttors’ Kouscss=A Man Assiste in Dostroying Ris Own Mouse. ; Doputy Bhorlft Ayres, throo assistants, and a Posyo of workmen domolishod four housos yos- tordny in that part of fiydo Park known as tho Dobbins tract, formorly owned by the Illinols Contral Railroad Company. It had boon occu- pled by & company of aquattors for somo yoars past, - Bomo of thom nccoptod the proffer of 8100 aid offored by tho Compauy, snd moved out in the n}?:lng. Othors rofusod to go, allog- ing that tholr loug rosidonce gavo them o right to the land § Lienco tho nocossity of thoir forci- ble ofoction. Tho housos pullod down lid boon occuplod by ‘Thomes O'Brion, Michnol Sandors, Jomoes Burko, and John Godfroy, Hnudors was_absont at tho time, having boon sont to tho County Jail on o churinor stonling bond, O'Brion waa_confined 1n tho villago jail on n ohargo of drunkonnoss, s ploco has boon loog known a8 n rosort for low charncters. Burko was homo at tho time, and voluntarily asuistod in tho domolition of his own houso. 1o Lind beon warnod go ofton Lo dill nob bellovo until that timo that tho troublo ‘would come. Thoro i still ono house loft standing in tho squattors’ diutrict. It i n large two-story framo house, ocenpled by Jamnes Lurcoll nnd Mrs, Winue MoCUnrty. Durcell promises to tako it down goon. II” ho doos not, it will havo to bo foreibly romoved also. SUICIDIL. An Aged Gormnn Scoks Death by the HInlters ‘Au aged Gormsn, aftor povoral yenrs’ finn feanlty to King Gambrinus, committed suicido by hooging himeolf in tho barn in the roar of his rosidonce, No. 774 Houth Halstod stroot, at 7 o'clock Inst ovening. His lifoless body was dis- covorod by his wife. For soveral dnya pnst ho has beon Iaboring under a fit of dolirium tremens, and has twice attompted to toke bis lifo. Io will bo missed only ns an object of pity. 1o wag 60 yonts of ago, and loaves o wife aud & marriod daughter. e THE CITY IN BRIEF. The Roman Catlolic Total Abstinonco and Benovolont Booioty will picvic for tho fourteonth timo in fourteon years at River Foroat Grove to- morro. . "Tickota for the picnic to be held for the beno- fit of the Mulligan monumont fund can be pro- cured from Mr, Jolrt J. Healoy, at tho oftice of tho Recordor of Decds. ‘During Indt wock 576 porsons nvailod thom- polves of the priviloge affordod them by tho managors of the Young Mon's Cliristiau Associn- tion depot reading-room. . The Coroner yeaterdoy hield an inquest on the body of Michasl Halley, who diod from injurics recoived at the North Chicago Rolling-Blills, A verdict of accidontnl denth was rendored. Tho Christian .Union. Lycoum courts trouble Dby resolving to dobato this ovening tho (olluwiufi subject: *‘That tho study of German shoul ‘bo made compulsory in the publio schools," Dox 126 sout in an nlarm sbout 4 o'clack yos- torday for o fire in a frome honso No. 40 Kinzie stroot. Tho damage was nominal, Tho firo was started by sparks froma passing Jocomotive. Nowa was. racoivod yesterdny morning of tho sinking of tho schoonor A. Lust, of this city, nenr Alpens, It is thought sho can bo gotaflont without much difficulty. - Lumber was hor eargo, Coronor Stophens held an inquest yosterday on the body of William Gaul, who was killed by tho falling of an clovator at tho Singer Manu- facturing Co.'s rooms, No. 111 8tato stroot, A vordict of accidontal death was renderad. Alittlo child 2}¢ years old, named Jamos O'Kain, foll into o tub of boiling wator last Mon- dny, and diod yeatordsy from the scalds it ro- coived, Tho Coroner hield nn Inquest yestordmy, at wnlix]ic).\ o verdict of accidental death wag ron- orod. Tho alarm of firo from Box 191, at half-pnet & o'clock yeatordny afternoon, was occasioned by the discovery of flames in s two-story framo building, No. 294 Mohawk stroot, owned by Frauk Snider. Damngo to building, £300; in- sured 1n tho North Missouri for $1,200. Information reached the city yostorday that the large lumbor firms of Earl & Caso and Case, Xlaus & Co., of Grand Haven, Mich., havo pusponded payment. No furthor particulars lnve as yot beou received, but it is nssorted that tho nasets will nonrly cover all liabilitics, Mr. Clark, of tho Soworage Dopartment of the Public Works, hes propared a voluminous sched- ulo_to guida tho Bonrd in_tho lnying of sewors during the curront year. This yoport ins yet to bo considored by the Board, and will doubtless bo subjected to much emendstion before it is adoptod. John-Nelson, n peddler who can furnish evory cepnco but that of Lonesty, is alloged fo have stolon 875 worth of goods from o man in Loko ‘Viow named Fredorick Loenyback, ITo was ar- restod while proceoding bronthlessly in thoe diroc- tion of Milwaukee, and was held for trinl in bail gr 2‘(1500 yostorday. Justico Tonbruck fixed tho ond, . Tho alarm of fire from box 292 at 4 o'clock | yestorday aftornoon was occasioued by tho dis- covery of flames inn closor at No. 462 West| \Vnahmgtan streot, o throo-story brick building, oceupiod 5s o bonrding-honso by Mre, Maltiby, and owned by W. W. Smith. Tho building on contents woro damagod to the extont of $1,800 ; fully insurod. A collision occurred on West Randolph streot, yosterdny afternoon, botweon streot-car No. 47 ond a buggy containiug a lady aud gontleman ond & littlo” girl. Tho occupants wero thrown out and an axle of tho buggy broken, No ono was injured, The driver of tho veliclo was so-; yore in his slrictures on the street-cnr driver, Lut tho witnossos of the affuir seomod to agree that tho lattor was not in fault. The first weol at work In the Nowsboys' Tiome ! Eruflucud tho following gratifying results : Num- or of moals paid for, 808 ; lo ging:! puid for, 182, i Receivod from the boys, $24.60. Four boya'wero discharged for bad conduct, and two wont to situntions, Tho boys' ¢ unv]ngu bank " is quite Bopu]n and well patromzed, overy boy in the lome being o dopositor. The “ hard-up " appli- cants for meals and lodgings during the weok number 24, Nono are sent off hungry. % Therearonow but forty-soven persons confined - in tho County Jail, beiug tho smallest number of inmates during twoyoars. Thoaverago num- ber is not far from 100. T'hnt orime in this city' hins beon decreasing for somo time is evident tol suy oncfwho froquonts places whoro criminnle aro brought to when arrested. Ifow wmuch the Bunday Liquor law nnd the 11 o'clock ordinance ¢ 88 enforced by Mr, Washburn has to do with it is & mattor of disputo, but ocortain 1t is that thoro is o decreaso of crimo. Tho nlarm of firo from Box 826 at half-past; 8 o'clacl last evoning was ocensionod by the dis- covory of flamas on tho roof of s cottago Louso, No. 401 Wost Van Buaron ttroot, the residouco of} 4. J. Carseno. Tho flro is supposed to have} atartod from o dofoctive fluo. “Tho houso and most of its contonts woro ontiroly destroyed. Ay Mrs, Doragy was the owner of the cottago, which wag valued at ‘§1,000, 8ho hold no insurance, t Mr. Carsono had $1,000 in the Tradur's, of Olicago, upon his furniture, Dotective Jos Dixon, tho acting Chief of Do- tootivea at tho City Hall, yostordny institutod ni gonoral rald npon bunko men. Datectives T'yr-»| roli, Simona, lliott, and Bimmony woro detatied for the duty,, Thoy sallied forth sbout noon, and by tea-timo had caged at the Central Station . the following porsons: James Bonuott, Max Christophor, ‘Thomas Porking, James Pot,* Charles Fostor ulias Oharles Cuttor, I, X, 1d- waords alias Frank Bearts, W, 1% Portor, and Hon-* 57 Homans, Thuf waro booked as’ vagrants.| ugtico Banyon will decido upon tho natureof . thoir cocupations this morning. ’ Yontorday attornoon, about 2 o'claclk, a portion: of tho brick cornico in the vesr of the now oxpreas building, on Monroo stroet, botween: Doarborn and Htato stroots, gave wny, nud| camo down with a_ornsh, falling upon & pis of lumbor on which & number of earpoutarsi wora ot worlk, Ono of tho carpontors, M. Hobort Fullerton, was struck by n brick on tho arm helow tho elbow, inflioting o serious andk puinful flesh-wound. ‘Two other men were nlsol sovoroly bruised about their arms and feot, It was fortunate that none of the men wero struck ony, tho hond, as in that caso flmf' would have boen kulod outright. ‘ho brick foll adistance of oven 100 foot, and tho lumber on ,which thoy follis was splintered into small bits, ! Alottor to the Cinclnuntl Tnion is respousible for tho following: “ At the time of the gront! Chiengo firo, an ominont morchant wan Mayor of} Bangor, As soon ns tho extent of the disusterr was mado known, ho announced that the cltyh: must contributo nt leant ©10,000 for tho suffore, org, lo carriod around a hubflnri{:liun paper,| and soon recuived the promigo of that amount, Promontly ho called upon tho subscribors and) urged them to pnfi, suying that thore wag)’ urgont mneod of tho monoy, snd that hg wanted to forward it ab ouoa, Thig nppon!( wag prompu{ anawored, and tho money put in hin handa. \oeka pnasad, bnt no acknowledg- mont of Bangor's gift was mado b{mtho Ohlcnfio suthoritios, At Inst tho DMnyor bogan to bo troublod by questions. Tora idme, by ingonions ovnslons and fabrications, ho provontod sorlous inquiry ; but at last it oould no longoer bo de- Iayed, ‘and tho whole truth came ont. 'he Mayor had convortod the $10,000 to his own use. Not long ngo ho died, leaylng his nffairs in confusion, Tt is worthy of rocord that “m“'i]x‘ tho uubserib- orn racovored thelr money from his estate, they did not sond It to Chicago. SPRINGFIELD. Methodist Camp=flecting se= Sncaks Mhiceves nt Worke-Stiate ‘Treasury Stndnticse=flcoting of the Htato I3onrd of Equnlizntion, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BrnivorieLy, 111, Aug. 6.—Quito a largo erowd gothorod to-dny at tho oponing of tho Htato Comp-Meoting, at Darclay, on the Gilman & OClinton Rallrond, fourteon miles from liore. The meotinga will not bo thoroughly organized bo- foro Friday. They are conducted by thoe Porfec- tion Mothodiats, and will continuo for two wools, Horotoforo thoy have tiractod Inrgo crowds, and Liwvo proven to bo vory inturosting to thoso en- gagad i tho worl, 3 or soine time past this city hos beon infosted byn low sat of unonk-thioves, who have this weok Droken into noloss than twonty honsen and nbstracted edibles, and in searcoly n caso did tho procaeding rivo_to tho dignity of firat-okus burglary, a fow gold watchos belng takon. Tho movomont heg resulted in tho employment of privato watchmon, and, if one or two of thom should bo Inid out, it would probubly ond tho thioving for a timo. The receipts of tho Siate Troasury for July wore: Rovonuo fund, $211,781167; intorost fund, §52,300.01; school fund, 8184,970.19; 1i. linois Coutral Railrond fund, $205,286.72; cannl redemption fund, $204,603.84; local boud in- torost_fund, $19%,00L.44. Total, $1,060,63.85. Tho disburssmonts for tho samo_thne wore : Rovonuo, $812,602.44; sohool, ©919.01; in- toroat, 510,77 ; oanal ‘rodemption, ©205,205.73 ; Illnois Contral Railroad, $205,295.72; local ins torost, $775.06. Total, $725,007.71. This doos not includo paymenta of interest in Now York, made in July, which amounted to §1,000,000), bo- ing tho intorost on loonl bonds, save $27,000 in- torest on tho Btato debt. Tho Btato Board of Equalization will meet in this city noxt Tuosday. All tho assessmont ro- turns lisvo not yot baon received at the Auditor's oflico, but thoy " are oxfluctod to bo in by that timo, Thoy do not show, so far na thoy havo boon rocoived, that tho nssesomonts havo all beon mado at a fair ensh valuo; on tho con- trary, o numbor of counties aro reportod nt legs than thoy wero undor the old rulo of one-third caslg valuo, It looks now as though tho Bonrd of Equalization would havo a difticult job boforo thew to adjust oll the difforonces. MADISON. Mayoxr Ohapman Accepts the Aid of the Germany 1n Enforcing the Sun- day Lawss=The Wenthicrs Special Diapatch to Ths Cliicago Tytbune. MApisoN, Aug. 6.—Acting Mayor Chapman, in rospongo to tho rosolutions of tho Gorman meoting on Monday night, says he iy glad thoy havo dotormined to ald tho authoritios in tho enforcement of tho Sundny lnws, and willingly accopta the nssistanco of the proposed commit- teo of twonty in co-oporating with the offi- cors in scouring o strict complinnce with tho law. Ho will commission some of thom o8 specinl police, and hears that some of tho temperance and religious sociotics will socond their ondoavors, Ho thinks all laws on tho statute-books should be nntorcod‘ oud, if they are unjust, rigorous enforcomont will show it, and secure tlioir modification or roponl, g0 that they can no longer bo used asn monrco by thoso who wish to bo socuro in the 'violation of lawa more strongly upheld by pub- lic opinion, ‘Tho farmers continuo to liave splondid weath- or for gocuring thoir harvest, aud the groater part of the grain is now cut, DUBUQUE. Burglars at Work in the Clty. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Dupoque, Iows, Aug. 6.—The gang of bur- - glars mentioned in‘the dispatch from hero- yea- torday mado somo attempts during Inst night to ‘Dburglarizo houses in tho city, and in somo cases “suceessfully, but thoy did not get much plunder. +Ono of thom dogged a passongor from tho rail- yxond depot to o Liotel, arriving nt which tho pas- -gongor piled out his monoy and handed it to tho Tiotel-keopor for knfo-kooping in the prosence of the would-be thief, informing the landlord at tho samo timo of the ciroumatances of his being fol- -lowed by tho follow from the depot. S CEESg et THE LIVERY ORDINANCE VETOED. . A roporter yesterdny intorviewed the Mayor upon tho subject of the livery ordinance which has crentod 80 much oxcitemont among Ald. Dixon and others, The Mayor has sent in a vo- to of tho ordinance, the City Olerk having re- coived it on Tuosday ovening. Tho roporter in- quired if thoro was nny weight in the argument mado use of by Ald, Dixon and_others, that tho Anyor ought to havo sout in_hia voto hoforo tho 1irst rogular mooting of the Common Council, ‘Tho Mayor understood that tho argument wns wanling in woeight. Tho _chartor provided that tho Clark shonld bave jf five days’ graco whoroin to transmit the ordi- nonce to the NMayor for his approvel, and tho Mayor on additional five days’ graco whoroin to #ond it back to tho_ City Clork, with or without such approval. This gave tho Mayor ten days to nct. Tho ordinance had beon sent buck within eight days of its pnssage. The Mayor farthor added that tho provision to which Ald. Dixon and others roforred was that it should bo submitted to tho Council ab tho first regular ‘mooting after its veto, From this it would appear that Ald. Dixon and end others aro in too much haslo. RN THE TEMPERATURE. CirioAGo, Aug. 6. The range of temperaturo this day, ay roportod by L. Manasso, opltician, 23 West Madison street, overy half-hour, is as follows : FARENIELT, Amorican Educationnl Associntion, Erauna, N. Y., Aug, 6.—Tho paper of Dr. M- Cosli, rond lanb ovening, was discussed this morning at & goneral mooting of the Educational Association. Tho subjoct was * Upper Bchools,” 1n tho discussion the following-named dologntos mado strong speoches: Dr. Wickersham, of Ponnsylvania; Dr. Dnulel Reed, of Missouri; Dr, McCosh, and W. ', Harrls, of Missouri. Tho sentimont that ecomod to provail was that thero was need iu this country of o class of #ohools botweon the grammar-schools and col- loges, Thoro nooded to be henartior sympathy botween common schools and colloges, ‘Fho unmber of mombors presont smountd to moro than 1,600, and o noticoablo featuro of tho Convention ls tho prosonce of « largo uumbor of teachors from the Southern Btates, Loulsiaun is woll reprosented by W, G. Brown, n colorod man, and Stato Buporintendont of Schools in tunt Btato, Missouri hag a larga number proa- ont, aleo Florida, North Oarolina, South Onro- ling, ond Alabwma, This aftornoon tho several dopartments aro engaged in _discussion in’ tho dopartment of higher instruction, A poper, by Edward 8. Jaynes, of tho Wash- ington ond Leo University of Virginin, on thoe studyof tho classies is vory fayorab commonted upon, o contends strongly in their favor. Papors on clomoutary departniont woro carofully considered. A papor on Wostorn Univorsity Willlamt G, Bhiot, of Kt. Luuis, Mo, oxelted muoh digeussion on account of hin stntoments in ropard to the mauner of work in tho Wout, On Friday tho Assoomtion will go ou on ox- oureion to Walling's Glob, e o Ko Hangod, Oamo, 1Il, Aug, 0,—Tho mation for & new triul in tho cnso of tho mmrderer Campbell wan overruled last ovening by Judyo Baker, and tho motion this morning for arrestof judgmont wes also ovorruled, and “Campboll was sontoncod to be nung in this oity on the 39th of thin month, betweon tho liours’of 12 noon and 1 in tho aftor~ noon, The prisoner had nothing to say why this sentencoe should not bo pronounced. ~ i counsnl will apply ta tho Buprome Coust for n writ of: suporsodeus. education, by CANADA, Indignntion Mcoting in Montreal to Oonsldor the Pacific Banlway Scnne dnleesCourao of the -Governmont Roundly Denounceds=Sir John A. Macdonald Denlos the Suicide Story =~Mincellnncons Xtemse pectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, MoxTaran, Aug. 6—At o mauss meoling lnst night, five thousand poopla wore prosent, and tho Govornmont wns unanimously denouncod. The Meyor of the city presided. 'Tha prineipal speakorn wore Tonorables Ifolton, Huntingdon and Dorlon, with Thos. White, edltor-In-chiof and joint-propriotor of tho Gazelte, tho lending Ministerial papor of the city and provinco, and othor oftfzons. 'Tho mooting was porfootly unanimous in feeling, No disturbanco ocourred. Tho following aro the rosolutions carrled : Resolved, Thot the honor of the country Imperative. 1y requires fhot tho grave nccusalions of corruption made agaiust tho mowbors of tho Government on tho subjoct of tho Pacific Ralway should {mmediatoly bo submiltod to a thorough uventigation, and that’ an delay {n the prosocution of thia inquiry will ho boneath tha dignity of the Orown and Injurious totho intercets of 10 peoplo, 4, Tliat tho Houso of Gommons, by appointing dur- ing {ho presont worslon of Darifsment a cominittos choren {rom among ts monibas to malko (s tnqniry, haw followed tho [mimomorial wsago of tho Iouso o Comimond in England, nud that auy intervention of tho oxcutiva ofticors’ who oro impifeated in_ thoso nconnatious, forthe purporo of withdrowing from the Tloveo tho oxoreifo of this undoubied right, must bo considored ns & dangorous attempt to deprivé tha peo- ple of thia country of onn of tho moet precioun coti= stitutional gunranices of thoir froedom, 4, That tho delays up fo this thmo have retarited this inquiry; havo cronted throughout tho country lnmontae blo nnoanincen and anxiety, which can only bo_aulmed by a public and eolomu Inquost, and that in conso- quierico & _petition basod ou thesd reaolutions bo pro- fontad o 1its Excallouoy, tho Goveriior.Gonornl pray- 430! -eni, $9.16(30.40, Whent firmor amd goneral % bold ing him not fo proroguo Parlinmont uufil the Houso of Commons mball hava lnd an op- partunity of fully eallsfying publio opinion . subjoct of these cliarges; that n_petition bo nlso pro- sonted to tho Houuo of 'Commona praying . it to tako 4nto ita rorious connideration thn nvcnwety of procgod- ing without delay, whon it shall moct on the 10tk inat,, to Juquiry info tho accusations brovght agatust tho Governmont, and tht tho Rapresontativos of thin city bo_requontod to inalst that nu jmmodisto Parlis- mentary inquiry therein showld take plnce, OrrAwA, Aug. 6.—Tho Ministers are be- fiimllng to raturn to tho city. Bir John A. Mae- ionnld Is oxpectod at the close of the wook. Tho printers' striko continues.. The vacancies aro boing fillod by new men. 'Tha strikers havo isnued n papor cnllod tho Workingmen's Journal, 8. OATIARINES, Aug. 6.—Bupt. Boggan, of tho Wolland Cannl, has hoen mada tho rocipiont of annddress from sixty-four mastora and ves- sel-ownors, ‘The oxpresa agent horo has lost a §2,000 pack- ogo of monoy. " l'onoNTo, Ont., Aug. 6,—At tho villago of Or- chardvillo, yestorday, tho botlor in o factory burst, and throw a yoing mau 100 foot, Lilling him, and soriously injuring another. Tho Mail is sllont about the indignation moot- ing in Montreal, and lias not & word of it in its Montreal dispatch. No Royat Commission hag yet boen issued, and tho feoling prevails that tho aunouncemont was merely n Government oxperimont, " DBostoN, Aug. 6.—8ir John A. BiocDonald thus sottles tho roport from Montronl that o bad at- tompted to commit suicide. - Tho dispatcl is to an inquiring friond in Boaton : Riyiene by Lour, Aug. 6,—It {8 an infamous falsohood. I wag nover botter in my life. (Bigned) Joux A, MoDoxNALD, Scrlous Carringe Accident, Rocrronp, I, Aug. 6.—Tho Rockton stago, while loft unhitched beforo the Post-Oftlce, this morning, ran off and dnshed into a carriago con- talning sos Worthington, Brooks, and Davis, bosides tho driver, upuctting thoe carringo nnd brosking it badly, dislocating Miss Iirooks' shouldor, sorionaly injuring Misa Davis, and bruising tho other occupnuty of the carringo, and causing & loud domand for tho onforcomon! fxft c;h?! ordinanco against loaving toams un- od. — Roston ltems. Bostoy, Aug. G6.—The colobrated trotting horso Fearnaught died to-day. Joln W. Young, chargod with forging monoy- orders on tho Post-OfMice Depattinent in Chicago aud othor estorn citios, was to-day turned over Lo Bpooinl Detective Elwell, who siarted with him for Chicago. Beiae &) SR Killed by Lightning. ToumviLLe, Aug,6 .—In Sponcer County, Ky,, last Sunday, Miss Ellon Stovens, abont 17 yesars ;af “fio' was struck by lightuing and fatally in- urod. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New Yorik Financinl News. Nrxw You, Aug, 6,~—Donoy casy at 3@4 per cout, Blorling stéady ot formor quotations, Gustomnn receits to-day, £415,000, Gold firmer nt 1163 0 115%, cloaing ot 11514, Toans woro 13¢ and 3 per cont do flnt. Cleariugn, $55,000,000, Tho Aiaistant Troasuror disbuiraed $204,000, Goveramanta closcd wirouy, Stacks openod weak and dectined o fraction carly i tho day, but afterwards improved, Fiuctuations gen- orully wora slight,” Puclflo Mall s tho feature, ad vaneing from 417 to 30, ~Ab tho closo tho gonoral ‘markol waa strong at about tho bighest prices of tho doy, torling, 109, GOVERNMENT. DONDS . Coupons, '81 119% | Coupone, ‘7. Coupons, 62 1177y | Coupol 08, Coupons, '04 . 1173 | 10-403, Coupons, '63 . it Coupoug, 05 (aow),..1175 WTATE TONDR, 93 | Virgining, old.... 3¢ | Norih Carolinas, o i¢ | Novlls Givolinas, now.155% Missonris. Tonneascos, ‘Fennessces, noy Virginias, vow, 1 1 sTO00KS, P 38" Pucifio Mall, New York Ct Erio....n. Piltshurgh, . Union Pacflostocks.. 28% Northwestern. 673 { Union Paciflo bonds, B2’ Northwestorn p 7 | Contral Pacifio b'nids,100% Rock Island., Dol, Laclk, & Western.101 % Ceutral, 3" | B, 1., & Erlo, 2 . J. Ceu 8t, Paul... B2%¢ Fraxcront, Aug. 0.—5-208 of 1802, 078, Yants, Aug, 0.—Itoutes, 57¢ 170, Foreirn Markety, Lrvenroor, Aug, 6, 11 8, m—Market unchsngod, Tlour, 2@28s, Wheat—Winfor, 11s 100G 12 id 3 spring, 104 100G 116 81 ; white, 118 Q@118 100 ; elub, L@tk d. " Curu, 20838 . Lork, 6o, ' Lavd, i U] . Lonboy, Aug, 0, 6 p, m.—Consol, 9377 ; 5-203 of 155,342 0o of 107, 9403 10-40n D5 i 6, 9015 irlo, ‘Amount of bullion gono fnto th Bank of England on balanco to-day, £63,000, Rato of discount for 3 monihs' billain opon mnrket, 516 por cont bolow Lank rates. Tate of monoy ot tho Stock Exchange on Govarnment securitley, por cent bolow tho Lunk Tate. Tavenroor, Aug. 0—Evening.—Colton quict and steady ; middling uplaud, 875d ; Orloans, 93;d ; uales, 14,000 bnloa; American, 8,000 spoculation and ox- port, 3,000, > Dreadabuffe quiet, Rod wintor wheat, 11a 100@123 84, Flour, 278@28s, Corn, 234 3d@28s 6, Cheose, 0%, Qumborland middles, 374 64, Slort ribe, 10s, Muffalio LiveaStock Market, Buvrato, Aug, 8,—OATTLE—Recoipts lo-day, fn- cludiug roportod nrrivals, 1,241, Total for the weok, 7,337, “Markot sctive and weak ‘ut_yesterday pricos, Aifendanco of buyora good, Catlls of suporior grade, ‘Abaut 1,450 disposed of, fialea 5 Ilinos ntevr, 1,234 @1,500 liw, 0t $5,80@0,407 14 Tilinois oxn, 1,654 1ba, at 0,14 ; 247 Town stcors, 1,200 1bw, ot $5.85:'116 Ohlo sloors, 1,104@1,307 lls, ab $5,76@36,80 3 291" Koutucky steurs, 1,500@1,403 Ibs, st £6,0060,35 ; 114 Michigan stecry, 007@1,3030 1bs, ut $150@06,00 5 10’ Indiana atocrs, 1,070 1bs, ot 3,135 ;40 Ohurokco afoors, 837 lbs, $3.50, BiEr) AnD Laynu—Ioceipts to-dny, 4,000, Total for tho wauk, 9,800, Markot lively and’ 3o off an ull grades, Satos of 1,008 Michigan_sheop, TU@HS 1ba, nt $1.0085,00; 93 Tlifuola shioop, 83 by, $4,60; 78 Hinto shion, 0, "§4.80; 1,810 Catada latibs, $1GT1 Lis, ,0@8.00, o Riccipts to-dny, neluding oxpectod nrrivals, 200, Lotal far tho wack, 19,000, Market nlow nt $1.78 @190, buyura aud ellora_staniing 100 per o Balea 1,000 Tilinols hogy, 200@212 e, $4.80&4, apart, Now York Dry ¢oods Markcets New Yonx, Auy, 6,.—Tho murket for staple cotton ools wun uctivo st former prices, Btundard sheots Fin aro qulok at Te, wnd tlueto 8 & qood deinand for fiuo and modium browns, Dloachod shocting. stesdy and in good package roquest. Wessnoumoon shivt~ ingup to1de, Alatuina biown ihoctings ato_advanc ed, Prints volling freoly, Gotton advanced, Flannols brigk in fivet Lands, Disnkots more active, Bluck beavors, fiuo casaimoros, and folted goods i miodorato roquest, Jobbing teado'dull, Pittsburgh 01l Market. Prerenonai, Aug. 6.—Crudo petyoloum vory quiot a§1.40, Reliuod quit: eales for prompt delivery and futuro cargo loty, Philadelphla sid Now York do- livery, at 180, Ioston Wooal Muarket, TosTo, August 0—Waol quita activo, with large saloa of Western flooces ; roceipth from thn Wesd coii- tiuuo on & liberal aeale, ‘and e dorand good, Cou- sidorablo nales iuye bocn made of Michigan, Ol and Pouusylvauia ab 46@430 . for Blichigan, 47QWo for Ohio_and Pennaslvants, Including il descriptione. Combiug and delaine floacos cantinue In demand ot 60 @67, washed ; 40@43c for unwaahod. The Produce Markeotn, NEW YORK, Nrw Yonw, Atg, 6.—CorToN—In falr demand but wenk ; middiing upland, 204e, LurEApRTUFFA—Flour moro netive but lowor ; ro- colpta, 0,100 brin ; suporfino Wentorn and Btato, $4.75 5,16 ; common to good oxtras, $3.80@0.18 3 good to chofee, §6,20@7.00; white whoat oxtra, $7.00@8,20 oxtrn l)llln, $0.05@8.40 ; 8t, Touls, $0.40@310,76, Ryo flour slendy at $4.306,30, Cornmenl stondy ; Woate Dihier & recoipts, 02,000 bu; vojocted npring, $1.108 .16 ¢ No.3 Chidago’ upting, $112@1,36 3 now winter red Westorn, §1. wiito Weatorn, $1.70. Tiyo with fnfr dethany o P in fand Weatern {n stord,800, Corn in falt demand ; rocoipls, 110,000 bu; sicamor Western mixod, i@nGo: kil dried, Gaxo; sail do, GOK@0I0; yollow, 575@58xc, Taas—Dull, 1iAv~In modorate domnnd and unchanged, ors—Blondy at 5450 for crop of 1872, =|flnm-:mn—lml-m and steady at 28@300; Orinoco, o Woot—Quiet and firm; X and XX Ohlo, 48@fto; Toxanr, 700 tubbed, 620: Gitocrnri—Coffce netivo and stronger ; o, 18%@ 20%c, Hugar quict and stendy, Molasses quict aud firin,” Rico firm ot 8@, IETROLRUM—Crindo, 7o rollied, 164 @10%0. TunvenTINE—Dull a¢ 4o, Proviatans—rork ateady'; now mess, $18,00, Deof ot and unchnnged, - Out meats wnelingud, tiddlon quict ; long clent, B%(aB3(0 3 short clear, for Decombor, 1726, Lavd wenk's Wentorn stoatn, 8 7-100, Burrrn' aNd Ciireaz—Unchanged. Witauy—Lower at 0go, Putzaprren, A b DieRa aull vis, Aug, G—BizAvitorra—Tlour dull; upers, §3.50@4.35; exiraw, £4,00@5,00, Wi : ingg; vow common and ehofco red, §1 $1.05G1.85, Ltyo—Now held nt 76 ; old i talr demand s yollow, 58@EUc; mized Westorn, (0@ 580, Oata—White, 48@H0c. Thovistona—Tork, SITIO@ITIG, Lard, 83@8z4e. Witteny—Firm at 92@08e. BALTINORE, Davvonr, Aug, 0.—DurapaTurss—Flour dull; Westorn_nunorfine, $4,25@6.28 5 oxlrn, $0.35@7.00 5 fomily, $7.25@8.76, Wheat wenk and lower; chole ambor, $1.06@1.00, Corn—Wentern mixed firmn at 67c, Oota in fafr demand and firm ; mixed Western, @H00; whito, 1G4, Ryo scaxco and rinor ol B2, ; TnovistoNe—Quict and unchanged, round lota, DurTEn=Activo; Western, 23c. Wintay—Quict ¢ UG@UGTc. BUEFAL 2 BUrraLO, Aug. 0. — DREADETUFFS— Flour fifm and activa. Whieat neglootod. Corn dull; mnlen 2,000 bu ot 4G40, necording tocondition. Oats quiot ; 46@370 for No. 2 Uhleago, ncoording to quantity, TFitklans—Firi 0t 10)o for whont § §)o for corn ; 6550 for ants, NEW ORLEANS, New Ontrans, Aug, 0.—Brepsturre—Flonr dull; family, $8.50@9.75, Corn scarce nud firm s mized,Gic} whitg miixed, 76 white, 77@80c. Onta—Bupply fair and domand moderata nt'42c, ~ Bran quict at 8ie, TAY—Dull; primo, $22.00; cholco searco at $6,00, PRovIAONA—Dork firmer at 13@14o; dry ealt shonl- dors, 0i(0; ncon Aearco, gaod domnnd wtDE@ITL@ 113¢¢: nms, 155@160. Lard—tioreo dull at 83;0; ke, Bearoo at 1030, GOOEWIES—Bugare In good demand; fully fair, 93e; yellow clrifiod, 103o. Moluwes—ng movamont, Wiiissey—Quiot at 0io; Cinciunatl, 10c, CorroNn—Qulet ; sales 1,200 bleu; good ordinary, UX@I5X@163%0; mdg Orleany, 10e, GINGINNANI, Orxominaty, Aug, 6,—BuransTuiEs—Flonr dull and unchangod, Wheat steady ot $1.35@1.28, Corn_fitm ot 43@450.” Ty quict at T0@T2e, Oats quot aud un- chnged, Barioy duil and nominal, TnovisoNs—Mesn pork firm at $10.60, Tard, more ingulry, bat pricos tnshanged ; mulsaof stoom th Tic, scller Nov. 1 to 20, Bulk moata atoady; shiouldots, 8303 ‘salon 8ic, siler Soptember ; wleat rib, DiZc : cléar’ hold ot 03¢s, Dncon leady; shouldors) 8%¢3 93 cloor rib, 10%0; cloar sold ot 103¢¢, Witakr—3rm at 00c. MILWAUKEE. MILWAURER, ANg. G.—DRRADSTUFFS—TFlour firm 3 epring oxtras, $6.50@0.75. Wheat firm 3 No. 1, $1.29 } No. 2, $1413¢ cos, €117 August, $1.10% Bopteinbor, Onin stoady’; No, 3, 276, Corn dull and nominal ; No, % 316, Ry'acarco'und irm § No.1, de. Torley frn 0. o, Fatairre—To Nuffalo, 6o ; Oawago, 1050, REOEIPTO—FIour, 4,000 bia § Wheat 4000 bit. Buipnexrs—Flour, 6,000 byfs; CLEVELAND. No sales of wheat, 70,000 b, CLEVELAND, Aug‘. 0.—DEADATUFFA—Wheat quiot but firm ; NG, 1 rod, S141; No, 2 do, $LK, Corn steady nt 48@49¢c, Oats firm ; No. 1 Stata, 38c. PernoLos—Ta faly domatd, bt wnckinged. ToLeno, Aug. 0,—BurApkrrr—Tlour quiot and unclunged, Wheat dull and drooping ; amber Michi- gan, $1.30% Apot and Auguat; $1.38 for Boptember ; old, §1, 0.1 rod, $1.43; old, §L.53; No, 2 red, $1.50 spot ; £1.35% rollor August; $1.08 Soptember ; No. 2 old pmber” Lllinols, $1.47, Corn steady ; high mixed, 4‘.1;{; for spot and Auguat ; 46c for Soptember 3 4640 October ; low mixod, 443G _eollor Beptombor + whito, 64c; 10 grade, 39@09360; damngod, 3%, Ontd dull 3nd & shadolowor 3 No, 1, old, 360 No, 3 do, Sle; Bichigan, 323e, Frrioumw—Firm, To Buffalo, 4@4360 ; Oswego, 8 @90; Kingston, 83{c ; Ogdonsburgh, H@100. Reonirre—TFlonr, 1,000 brls; wheat, 7,000 bu; corn, 35,000 bu ; oats, uone, HIPMENTS—Flour, 000 DLrla; wheat, 7,000 bu ; corn, 69,000 bt ; oat, 7,000 bu. DETROIT. DETRoIT, Aug, 0.—~BREADSTUFFS—Tlonr quiet and unchunged, Whont dull aud a shado lower; No, 1 white, now, $157@1.67% ; old, $1.62; smber new, ?’:‘;38@1.38)(. Corn steady ; yeollow, 47c, Oats 4635 LOUISVILLE, T.OUISVILLE, AUR. b,—DREADNTIFFA—Flour ateady, witha better *demand : extrs family, $5.60, Provistons—Aess pork highor ‘at $16,60, Da- con In far demsud and firn; shoulders, 9@0Ke ; clear Tib 103@llc; clear, Ilc, all packed, Hama fiem; plein, 19@13470; fancy sugar-cured, 143@164c; Inik' meats firm: ulionldors, 8o clear rib, e} clear, 0%,@10c, nil Jooso. Lard quict and teady } cliolco loaf, U@DX@10c ; prime steam, Bi(o, 8T, LOUIS, Br. Louts, Aug. 6,~BIEADSTUPFs—Flour quiot and swouk, Ut uot quotably changed, Wheat firm ; samplo Tute, prime fo_choico_rod, $1.90@1453 fancy white, $L8, Corn firmor ; No. 3, 3T @36}e, vecording 1o Tocution ; 393¢a for Septomber; §4@450’ sucked. Onts firmer; No,'%, 23)@300 cosh'’; 27%@272{c August; 2730 Septeiber, ~ Ryo dull and lower at 63z, Witery—Steady af 02, PuovistoNs—Pork firm at $16.76@17.00. Bulk menta firi s sloulders, *8%c, spol; clear Tib, up conntry, 93go, Bacon Orm And highor for swull lotas Abouldery, 95 clear rib, 100+ clowr, 10X@1116, Lord quict, and only middling' busincss, Hoas—Firm at $,954.50, OATTLE-Quict and unchanged. MARINE. Xort of Chicago. ARRIVED. Sclir 0, Harrion, Whito Lake, Jum} Bark Tanner, Buffalo, coal, i Belir Kato Lyons, Muskegon, lumber, Sehr Ouba, Muskegou, lumber, 8ebr N, Loutot, Whilo Lako, lumber, Schir Emellue, Muskegon, Munber, Behir Wollin, Holland, lumber, Bcbr Tallor, Buffalo, coal, Schr 0, North, Muskegon, Inmher, Solie 3, Hibbard, Millens 'Pler, lumber, sebr Mystic, Muskegon, lumbor, Sehr Raclne, Muskogon, lumber, Behr N, H. Ferry, Black Creek, Tumber, Aug, 6, Prop Idaho, Olevaland, coal, Belr J. ean, Jr., Muskegon, lumber. Behr Hoventl! Olifo, Muskegon, limbor, Stunr John A, Dix, Ludington, sundrics, Iiurge Jerschial, Ludington, Idmber, Largo Vonus, Ludington, limbor, Bargo Mereury, Ludington, lumbor, - Hebr Addlo, Liko Shoro, tah bark, Stmr Coronls, Bt, Jo, eundrics, Sehir Ttob Toy, Saugatuck, lumbor, Stmr Shoboygan, Two Rivers, sundrios, Bebr W. G, David, 1iuffalo, coal, Hotir Arctirus, Holland, tan bark, Selir Ora, Molly's Plor, {an bark, Selir Lurmborman, Black Cresk, lumbor, Sebr F. L, Danforth, Buffalo, cdal, Trop Caldwell, Yort ifuron, sundrics, Schr Stolln, Holland, tan bark. Scow W, Bates, 8t Jo, wooil, Eebr Sau Jaclnto, BE, J0, 1o cargo, Lrop russn, Blotzéal, undrios, Prop Anbio Laura, Muskegon, sutidrles, Stmr Muskegon, Grand Haven, sundrica, Trop Thos. A, 8eott, Buffalo, sundrios, Prop Chin, Bullulo, sundrica, Sehir O, Gordon, B, Joseph, lumbor, Sehr Behuglkill, Erlo, coal, Sehr Wi, Joned, Grand Lavon, Inmber, Bcow Cosaler, Laxo Harbor, tailbiark, Behir Lucrend, Erlo, conl, Sehr Minore, Muskegon, Tumber, Behir Tda, Muskogon, Jumbor, Botr Thirco Bells, Miskegon, limbor, Sohr 0, J, Roedor, Muskogon, lumiber, fichr Hiska, Muskogon, tumlor, [ roon Bay, lumber, 2 CLEAT Prop Peorless, Marquotto, 4,07 il Stmr Coronn, 8t Josopl, sundrios, Btmr Shoboygu, Racino, sundries, Belur Ronnoke, Buffalo, 50,000 bu wheat, 550 atecl rall. roud bord, Behir Joln Mincr, Buffalo, 20,500 bu corn, Bchr Miam!, Bulfalo, 17,600 bu coru, Bebir Gity of Manitotoc, Kingston, 31,461 bu wheat, Hehr Lairn Bollo, Bulfslo, 21,600 bit curn, Sebr Kuto Winnlow, Buffnlo, 50,000 bu cora, Trop Nalulgh, BafTalo, 64,000 hi coru, Helr 8t, Poter, Bualo, 23,013 bu corn, T'rop Java, Butfalo, 03,000 bu onts, 474 stocl railrosd bard, NIQHT OLEATANGES, Stmr Muskegon, Grand Tuven, sundrics, Bur ity of Totedo, Ogdonsbiirgl, 10,303 bu corn, Trop G, J, Truodell, Green Day, uindies, Prop Polomac, Buffalo, 20,000 bu_coru, 10,000 bt ryo, Trop Oub, Buftalo, 71,000 bu oats, 00 tons raliroad iron, Btur 81, Louls, Busialo, 93,000 bu corn, 1,460 brle flour, 105 sucks wool, Trop Ononilaga, Oloveland, 51,000 bu onta, Hobir Lady Diforln, Kiogeion, 81,900 bu corn, Hehr Rival, Kiuguton, 14,837 bu corn, Hehr Cosauck, Kingston, 10,300 bu cors Hehe Dundeo, Port Golbourie, 10,480 bn corn, Sebr Ban Jacluto, Godoriel, 17,198 bu cora, Lnlko Frelghts wero fairly activo and steady at 6o for corn fo Buffa- lo, and e for wheat, The cliarters wors : To Butfalo— Hehrs Gummer Qlond, Col, Eliwworth, and Minm), prop Chileago, corn at Gigo, ‘To Port Oulboruo—Sihr Rusalan and hargo Gobfinrd, corn at 0o, Lo Kingston —Hehr Ada Modora, corn_on private forms, 7o Now York, vis £rlo—Prop Thos A, §eatt, coru and wheat, throvgh, To New Luglund, via Ogdousburgh—Propy t, Albane and Caldwoll, corn, through. Tolal en- gmuo ual (0 about 10,000 bu wheat aid 230,000 bu torn, Tho schr E, Harmond, corn at6)o i cupucity, bu, Vonncls P’asscd Detrolte Dernorr, Mich,, Aug. O—-Pasatp_DowN-—Trops Vanderbilt, Lako el ay Gould, Mohmwl; sehd Nichols, i, Doud, Sanbiorne, Dunford, M, 8, Lauson, Tasstb Ur—Trops Californin, Brookiyn, Pacitic, Banilne, Bt, Josoph, Acadin barks If, Jones, Rico Unadilla; aolira Ivis, L. B, Hammond, weepstakos, Nett Woodward, Winn—Houthwest, Yaunrp Ur—Lronn Golorado, Scotln, Glaepow and haryon, Fountain Cliy: schrm Nott Woodward, Marble, Jamen Ty, Card, Bophin, Munol, ltichazd Wall, Wi, Bluupe, Dilghtie, Wantcothn, TAnAED Down——Bark Naird; schrs Jennio Graham, J., ¥, Gilmora, Thos, BMott, Winp—Son{hicaat, Ilinols Rivor and Cannl Nowss Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. TASALLY, T, Aug, 6,—Tho prop’ Depito, which hon beon_ purchanad by tho Matihiesson & Hegler Zina Gompany, of thia cily, arrived from Honnepn to-tlay, Bight, for'dolivery, Slemmer Katlo doparted, towing towlng the eanal-boat Bay Btato aud Olive Branch, with limber for Peorin, Tho Ontario, with salt. ari cedar poots, for Chilifeothe, and the Monto Clirlato, witl Iumbor for Lako Depuo; Uio canal-bont Angols witli lumber for Yori, dropped down ; the canal-hont Northwost, from Lasullo, with cotn for Chicngo, puseed intd tho cannl, Tho Olivo Branch nnd Bay fato, both with Tumber for Pooria, and tho Monte Obridto, with lumbor for Lalo Dayme, al pasied out of tho canfl, Eight feot and roven fnehies of watcr o tho pitor sil'of Tovk 16, No roport of tho atago of water clow, CANAT, OFFIOR, Chicngo, AUg. 0,—1 P, M, —ATRIVED —C. W, Zimmerinan, Utics, 160 tons avnd ; Bargo No, 2, T Ballo, 115 tons coal, AT,7H5 Iba slicot #ine; Phonix Tockport, 6,000 it corn, 1,000 1w ragn 1 8, Javrington, Willow Springs, 60 tons 1o ; Bllio, do 65 do, CrEARD—Drop Mobnwk Belle, Wilminglon, 30,400 £t 1umiber, 040 ponts, 140 m shingles, 62 brls ault, f,013 tia merolidiso; Monsonger, Wiltmingtoy, 41 uy’ fum- bor, 610 posts, 200 m sbinglon; Tsabolls, La Sallo, 131 tonk conl, CRICAGO, Ang, .—9 . m,—AnnITED—Prop Galens, Willow Springe, 65 tons ics : It, 8. Gondell, La Sallc, 10,000 b oats, 83 bu wheal; Sencea, Ifenrp, 6,000 bii coru; Harrlot, flenaca, 9,000 u_corn: Gen, Jtoncerans, Enst’ Morrls, 160 totin coal ; Gon, shermnn, Sanoca, 6,000 bt carh SPECIAL NOTICES. The Man of Eflfimfirlse Cronten; tha weak tinitator trioa to copy him. ~Does any onsiblo man aupposo that. tha loglon of ** Huclue, * r. callod, thiat tufoat tiio deng ataros, nowsoss th ronl ‘merl o ron v, Holmbold's Genulng Kxtract? Ar o f Kidnoy Compinint, Dropey, Diabaton, G oUor wrF dinoxas, 10 Tnlo o fommlo, ‘will datnot tha Aiaronos K geo by’ the rosult, " Holnboldeltor v ufior il o gonuitio boew Dr, Holimbold's siguaturo, JOIN £ HINRY, Now Yok, Solo Agaut. "o Schenck’s Mandrake Pills, Thoso oillaaro composod oxolusivaly of vegatabla in grodionts, arui although thoy wnticoly suporandn tho use g moroury, do mot fanvo any”of [t injnrions offoat’, They aot directly upon tho livar, and aro a valuabla romo. dyin ‘all cases of dorangemont rosuliing from & disor dorod state or that organ, TLiver Cn“ilylnlnl Dilions Disortors, Indlgostion, Sick Hoadaoho, Typhold Voynrs, &o., &o.'all sucoumb'to thio froo uso af Schuuck's dan: drako Uifts. Tor salo by all drugglats and dealors. ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, (ronld Brog. & Nibblee, 149 & 151 State-st., Chicago. ORNAMENTAL AND ARTISTIC METAL WORK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Fountains, Vases, Statuary, Drinking Fountains, Aquariums, Deer, Dogs, Lions, Emblematic Signs, Copper Weather Vanes, Stable Fittings, Crestings, Iron Furniture, Brackets, and Store Stools. EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWERS Agonts for tho French Patent BOULEVARD CHAIRS AND SETTEES, Agonts for Younglove Architoctural Iror CBRRH AT'T’S Patont Iluminated Tile. NEW PUBLICATIONS. FARMERS' FOURTH OF JULY THE TWPORTANT ADDRESS Of 8. M. SMITH, Sooretary of tho Ilinoie Btate F'armors’ Association, boforo the Live ingston County. Farmers® Aasociation, At Potiae, on the Fourth of July, Is now ready for dolivery as an B-page docu- mont, for goneral eirculation. - . Farmera’ Clubs and Granges will be sup- plied at tho following rates: Address J. W. DEAN, Room 6 Tribune Building, Ohicngo. REMOVALL, Iy The Wfil.l'kfll]Ym. Establishment \ ¢ MENDELSON, REMOVED TO No. 34 Washington-st., Bot. Btatost, & Wabash-nv, NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICH’S STEAMERS For Racine, Milwankee, Sheboygan, cte., daily, ¥ Sunduys excepted, 9 a, m, Baturday Excur- sion Boat for Milwaukee, cle., do'w't Teave un- il 8 p. m, For Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Spring Lake, Fruitport, Munistee, ete,, daily, Sundnys excepted, 7 p, m, Por 8t. Joseph, Dnily, Sundays cxcepted. 10 a,m, Seturdays, Boat don’t leave until 11 D, Pulr (ircen Day Ports, Monday, Wednesdny, and Iv‘riuln_yn”y m, Monday's and Wednesday's Boat goes to Escannba, FOR BUFFALO, And Intermediate Points, Wostorn Transportation Company's stoamor BADGEN STATI e Clurky will [0avb fuck foot of North Dt Torn-st.s Thurdng, Angust T, 817 b, nis Htounior OHINA, willloave’ Friday Atigust 8, at7p. m. Woatarn ‘I'tanapartation Company's atoamor 'ONELDA, Gapt. Drako, wiil Inave duck foot of Northi Dearborn. Baturday, Algust 8, it 7D, i, For Berths und Pdssaga Tickets, applyat 75 Canalat,, corner Madison, A. A, BAMPLE, nkar Agont. FOR BUFFALO AND ALL BASTERN POINTS Paracngors dealring to go Kast by the Takas will bear In e T T Thar e e OALDWICLT, will et inoncor's Douk, uorth ond of Wolle-ut, Brigo, TIURS. DAY, August7, &t 7 p. i Faro'to Mackinag and Nortiport, round trip, $10; Buflalo, "Now York, 207 Hoatin, 205 Huston aid tolrs, Sintoroning and tiokntu cait Lo securod at tho Couipa c0, Nos 2 North ¥ Vella-ty WIS SPIRGRE, Passongor Agont. RO ECY. on {0 tho whdorsiunod at tha Works, 324 and 220 Miohk ht., a ngo Butlding, cornor Clars Vi, G BURON I iouivery Dr. MARSIT'S RADIOAL QURI TRUSS curos Thipe tura: Thiowe, s all kindn ot Trussas, Apwratus, for Huw ooty Spinal G v RE appiod and Eakatond b} A SOWLESY i wadlivgtonsi