Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1873, Page 8

e (8 /’ v THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST I THE EASTERN FLOODS. Additional Accounts of Damage Lo Railroad and Other Property.. Considerable Injury to Shipping in New York Harhor, Men and Animals Carried Away by the Tlood and Drowned. ‘A Fall of Soven Inches of Water in' Twelve Howrs, New Yorg, Aug. 14.—The storm coutiuuos, accompanied by a light rain. Last night in the ‘crowded collars, in the oldor part of the city, tho poor had to baltle with rata drivon from tho sawors by the rising tlood, and their wrotchod bods wero surrounded by watdr. Tlore has not ‘beon any sorious derangoment of the mails, with ‘tho excoption of the through Bouthern mail. All that wore due yostordey sud this morning wro racoived. The New York yacht squadron, on thelr naval oruiso, was obliged to run for sheltor, and most ‘of tho veasels are now reportod safo at difforont Points, e Digpatches from tho East report a storm pre- vailing in that section. From Daltimore it js roported thag the stroots in varions parts of the city are sub- merged and cellars flooded. Jones Falls hag overflowod, and a portion of tho ola flooded district wos again iuundated, in somo places to "tho depth of four or five foot. All the railronds running to Baltimore bave boen more or loss ' damaged, and tho dotontlon of mnils is moroe ‘goneral thau in some yonrs, On the Boltimoro & Oblo Railroad Iand slides occurred at Red Out sud Vinegar Hill and other placos, and o wash st Elkridgo Landing threw tho Olncinnati ox- ross, bound wost, off the track, Tho train, owovor, woa not dsmaged. ‘ho St. Louis ex- press, duoe last evening, wos delayed at tho samo point, The damage will not bo hoavy, and tho main Uino will be in running order by 5 o'olock this efternoon, Tho track at Bovorn Btation, on tho Baltimore & Potomas Railroad, is sub- mergoed, dolaying all tho trains. New Youk, Aug. 14.—Tho storm broko so un= expectodly on Now York that shipmasters and froightore had a busy time for mnking sccure their vossels aud goods oxposed on tho docks. About midnight soveral canal-boats. broke looso and driftod helplessly about, but none so far ro- rted have beon lost. At Joersoy City a forry- mue was sunk, aud it is thought that "some of thoe crow were drowned. Over 100 outward-bound voesols of all clussos are at aunchor ioside the bar waiting for tho stormy weathor to broak, Tho wind is high yet, but the rain is moderato. PriLApELriIA, Aug. 14.—The amount of rain which foll in the Into storin in this section ox- coeded seven inchos, Moro than threo foot of water ia now passiug ovor tho dam at Fairmount. The first floors of mills at Munayunk are flooded, and business there is partially suspended, In the city a boy wos rescued with diffieulty from droyning, near tho mouth of a culvert, uud John L. Major was drowned while attempting to rescuo his Lorsos from the stablo, which way flooded. Tho body of Robort Black, fireman, was found beneath the engiuoe, it a pond, into which it . ran aftor lenving thio track. Bavtivong, Aug. 14.—In consequence of tho burating of a portion of the arford tunuel, this morving, dividing walls of dwellings Nos. 270 and 272 Bood stroct, gave way, causing the destruction of two back buildings, All the kitchen and dining-room furniture were procipi- tated into tho stream. Tho iumates barely es- caped with lives. New Youx, Aug. 14.—The storm has subsided without causing sorious dawnago in this city or Brooklyn. Notwithstanding n large fleot of vos- gels arrived to-day and this evening, nono roport any serious disaster from the galo. Al delayed mails arrived at tho Post-Office bo- fora 9 o'clock. 'Tho Southorn mail due at G:30 this morning reached horo at 8:45 p, m. Loxa Braxor, Aug, 14.—Fho storm was tor- rific ol last night, but has now abated its fury. Tho Now Jersoy 'Southern track noar Camdon was carried awny, Thero were no trains on tho direct routo from Philadelphia to—d?. Bavtirore, Aug. 14.—Tho damsgoe 'bF the storm lust night the Bal- timore & DPotomac Railrond was mo gorious that travel will bo entirely sus- ponded for eovoral days. A paseonger train which left Washingion "last ovening for Balti~ moro, over this road, could proccod no furthor thon Btony Creek, somo fourteen milos from this city. It was also found impossiblo to return, and passengers, forty or fifty in number, wore forced toromain on the cars all night, and some of tho women snd _childron woro not takon off the train uutll 8 o'clock this ovening. PontsmouTn, Aug, 14.—A storm commenced here at 10«w’clock this morning. NEW YORK. Supposed Intended XRomoval of Cuss Tom«Iouse Officials-=flcavy Ship= nients of Grain and Petrolcnme==gu» neral of the Late Georgo N. Roberty== Miscellaneous. Special Dixpatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Yonk, Aug. 14.—The Custom-IHouee wns wild zo-dny with o rumorof the removal of about soventy Inspectors, detectedin taking bribes. It i a woll-known fact that [nine-tenths of the Inspoctors are paid by merchants for various dutios, such ns keoping thoir goods from general order stores, hurrying snmples through Apprais- er's dopartmeont, and similar labors, by which smuggling is ofton made au easy art, but, hitherto, ovidonce of this coull not be bad. Whon Speclal Agont Jayne scized the books of DPhtt & Boyd, and found debits against a largo number of Inspect~ orid whoso names aud sorvices wore givenin full, Jayno sent his_report to Washingtaon, and Asslstant Euerumri Sawyor camo on to 1nvosti- gote tho mattor, Ilis arrival caused tho proscnt grent commotion. e denies having any com- munications from Wasbington on the eubject, but it is well undorstood that ho is here for the purposo of investigating the matter. Dlatt & Boyd admit that thore were suclh ontrics” in tho wselzed books, Jayno confessos that ho sent & rcport on tha subjoct to Washington. dlany oflicials thought to bo incriminated have boon moving heaven nnd earth to interviow Sawyor. Irominent Re- publican politicinng, Who aro patrous of the nc- cused poreons, plead for them, sud Collector Arthur is very anxious. Novortheless, S8awyor donies all knowlodgo of tho matter, It iasup- posed horo that his- dosign is to sacrifice o fow, and lot the influontial Inspectors, whoaro guilty, oscapo. Tho Fifth Avenuo Hote] lobbies aro all crowded with Custom-Houso officialy, who ox- pross their anxiety froely, 7o the Associated Prese, . New Yonk, Aug. 14.—By the burning of Autonreith's factory in Coutral avenne, Brook- lyn, last evening, 176 mon have heen thrown out of 'omployment. An uvorage of 500 sowing- machine frames woro turned out duily, besides a large amount of chamber furniture and a con- sidorablo number of refrigorators. It is pro- posod to robuild tho factory immedistely. Within the past three duys twonty-two vossels have boon chartered 1 the petroloum trado, with » oarrying cnpncll{ of 100,000 baorrels, and sighteon in the grain trade, with a currying capacity of 500,000 bushels, ‘The grain goes to Great Britain and the potroloum (o the Conti- nent, Ylatt & Boyd, Importors of _glaseware, agninst whom "o suit has heen brought to recover $1,000,000 for un alleged undervalu- stion of goods, stute that tho proceediugs agninst thom are moroly to test tho intor- pratation of the statutos rolating to tho im- gcrlutlnn of tho eluss of goods involved., Thoy dony the existonco of mfi' intontion to defraud tho Government, as implled Ly the action of tho tustom ofiicera, A Washington dispatch saya the Sceretary of ‘he Trensury lato lust night sent by a specinl messongor to Collector Arthur, of this port, nn ordur for the immediate removal of neurly 100 sustom oflicors, somo of thom ocoupying respon- sible places, on chargos of fraud lu!uorrupuon, snd that the dismissul of another lot of dishon« b oftleors i oxpected in a fow days, e Aked ek st Mudidlo Over n Street Contract, Towa Orty, In., Aug, 14.—Tho xoport han gained siroulntion thut Trof. Ticonard, our City MinALr, was {neorro his comry envations made in improving our_streots, and to guch au oxtont that C, M, Irish, Engincer of tho L 8. W, R. R,, waa omployed by the contractor to correot tho error. Mr. Irish decided that the City Englncor had nllowod for only half tho work done. Lmst ovening, at_n meoting of tho City Council, Prof. Loonard domonstrated that higfigures woro' correct, and his roport was adoptod by the Council, which conclusivoly sot~ tlos tho miatter. SPORTING MATTERS. THE TURF, TIIE UTIOA BACES AGAIN FORTTONED. Special Dispatch to_ The Chicago Tribune, UTi0a, N. Y., Aug. 14.—A cold, heavy rain has provailed oll day, nccoaullntln& & furthor post- poncmont of tho races until the first good day and track, THH FORT WAYNE BACEH, Font WAYNE, Ind., Aug, 14,—This has beenan nausploious second day for tho racos at tho Fort Wayno Driving Park.” 'Tho attendanco was vory large, and thoro woro somo vory interesting xacen, The flrat raco, purso €100, half-milo dauh, between Allon ommta horsos, wes won by tho Broodatotlor. Time, 66X Tho socond moé gnrs- 00, for horacs that hind noyer boaton 2:40, was won by Gray Alex, owned by W. J. Walsworth, of IIagorstown, Iud. Time, 2:35, 2:30, 2:403{. ‘The third raco, purso $250, opon to all pacors, was won by Hoosler Tom, owned by John ;vfé’}? of Edenburg, Ind. Timo, 2:83, 2:28%, ————— ¢ THE TRIGGER, Spectal Divpateh to The Chicago Tribune, BIOOTING-MATOIL AT GALESDURO, GArespuna, Ill, Aug, 14.—Bolow is tho score of tho &flgnon-mnu‘h beld hore to-day for a purso of $100, usual distance. MoKinzio was the win- ner. This match was nn unususlly intoresting ono, pools solling m]\idl{. MeKinzle had throe dend birds given him. Tho shooting waa closo, nn;l vastly interosting to the large crowd pros- ont: L‘;?}"g?t"].fl}: 11,1 1,011,141 01 3,0, 1,]:?6"3':15'. 1,0,1,1,01,1,1,1,01,1,1,1,1, stock—1,1,1,0,1,1,0,1,1,1,1,1, 1,0, 1,1, 1, L0 Austin—1,1, 1,1,0,1,0,1, 1,1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, ST ey ¥R LA LA HRG LWL, e CRICKET. A BT, LOUIS ELEVEN. 81, Louis, A"f' 14.—The 8t. George snd 8t. Louie Cricket Clubs, of this city, have soleoted olevon ot their number, to bo called the United Elovon of Bt, Louis, to mako a tour of theNorth- o Btates and Canada, and play matches with the clubs of various cltics. Ohallonges will bo nt onco issued to play the clubs of the following citios on theirown grounds : Chicago Olub, Sopt. 1; Dotroit, Sept. 33 Hamilton, Ont., Bopt, 3; Toronto, SBopt. 4 and 6y Boston, Bopt. 83 Now York, Bopt, 9 and 10 ; Philadolphia, Sopt. 11 and 1. gy BASE BALL, Br. Lours, Aug. 14.—Baso Ball—Red Stock- ings 22; Empires 4. The Red Stockings will play in Chicago on Baturda; WEATHER AND WATER. War Department Wonthor Reporti LOCAL ODSERVATION, Ont0aco, ‘Aug, 14, 1673, Hour ofob-| 3§ £ |pirectton and 28| & servation, g‘ i BBl orecaf wind 2§ REE N faf i 31 s m '.m.m! 70| - 11:18 o, m 130,05 .03 .01 ‘Mioimum thormonioter, 72, Maximum thormomoter, 67, UGENERAL ODSERVATIONS. Ouraago, Aug. 14—10:18 p. m, Jar.| Thr| Wind, 4N, E., brisk, B0|E:, frush, 7|X’, Ight, 60N, frosh, 09|N.E,, gentle, 0N, géhle, G8|N. E., brisk. i, ) gontle, E, gaily, Stution. Ureckour'ge|20,83| Buffalo,.... [29.99) 0o} Marquott Milwaukeo,. Light rafn, Qlear, FRONARILITIER, ‘WasmINGTON, Aug. 14.—L'r tho Northwest and theuce to Missouri, low barometor, southenstorly to sonthwesterly winds, cloudy weathor,and raiu, For tho Uppor Lako toglon aud southward to tho Ohio Valloy, northeasterly to southeasterly winds, falling barometer, increasing cloudiness and occaslonal rain. For the Lower Lake rogion and thenee to West Virginia, northerly winds, cool, clearing wenther, For the Gulf States, northorly winds, shifting to southerly to-mor- roy, partly cloudy weather, and occasional coast rains. For tha South Allantio Statos, south- westerly to northwesterly wind, low temperaturo, gonerally clear weather, with exceptiona! ran mear tho const. For the ddle Atlantic Statos, northonsterly to northwesterly winds, occasionnl rain, cool, clearing and clear wenther to-morrow. _For Now Lngland, north- castorly and northerly winds, falling barometor, clondy weather, and rain. Cautionary sfiunls coutinue at Now London, ‘Wood’s Hole, Boston, and Portland, BTAGE OF WATER, Daily roport of tho stage of wator, with ghx;jxgnu in the 24 hours ending 3 p. m., Aug, 14, onANozs, Fall, ltise, Gin, 11t,111n, *Delow Ligh water of 1871, W, 8, KAurMaAw, Obaerver, Room 78 Major Block, Chicago, i e Murders, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, 87, Joser, Mo, Aug. 14.—A homicide occur- red yostorday, at Rockport, Atchison County, in this Btato, Which oxcitos’ the doopest rograt on account of the ligh chiarncter of the parties ongagod, P. G. Morgan, an old citizen and farmor from near Sonora, iu thst county, was in Rockport, ,and, baving busmess in the oftice of ~Durfeo, MoKillop & Co., -went thero, and soon after occurred nn affair that has boou for the past fourteen hours il tho topio of conversation. Morgan addressod his conversation to Col. A, B. Durfeo, calling Lim o d— puppy, and othor improper numes, following tho epithiots up by grabbing hls (Dur: feo's) nock, At this juroturo Mr. MecRillop rushed forward to separato the two, but bofore bo renched them Col, Durfee, in his attempt to loason tho torrible'grip upou s thiront, plekod up o notary seal and struck Morgau_ almost upon the top of the head,: Morgan dropped, and in droppiny foll Leadlong oul of tho offico, tho buck of his head striking tho stono step, The striking occurred at 6 p. m,, aud ot 1a, m, Morgan died, his family having arrived a fow minutes bofore. The canse of tho difllcultf' was, 84 wo aro told, as follows ; Durfeo & McKillop Lold an oxccution againat Mr, Mor- gan for their clionts, J. 8, Hooper & Bro, Morgan wont to soo if Mossra. Durfoe & HoKillo {wnlnased to enforco It, and, npon being informe Lint thoy did, he commenced tho sbuse above statod, P. d. Norgan was an old citizon of cousiderable wealth, we loarn, and prominent for mony yoars, Col. Durfea gave himsolf uj lust night.” A post mortem oxamination was al onoo held. Col. Durfesis a Eromlunnh lawyor and oitizon, aud wonlthy, aud {s n brothor-in- law of Col. Buunott, Pike, of Bt, Joo, Iata United Bates Distriot Attornoy and Judgo of tliw Judiclal Cireult, 8r. Louis, Aug, 14,—John Brown and Goorge Thomas, two young farmors living in Osago 'L‘mvnnh{p, Juckson County, Mo,, got Into an al- tercation yestordsy, and” Brown stabbed and killed Thomas, InpiaNavorts, Ind., Aug, 14,—At Alamo, Montgomery County, Ind., Inst ovening, John Campboll, while drunk, bad & fow words with John Littlo, with whom ho had herotofore boen Ifriondly, and fatally stabbed him, Littio dylngin about fifteen minutos. Campboll was arrested and {6 now in jail, Aruany, N. Y. Dath, N, Y., and :’t:ln(l, while diunk, yestorday, and Qulnn 4 Aug, 14.—Petor Brown, of Thomes Quiny, of Troy, ‘)‘lm:i o . ee n ohair, Onimn way arrested, | WASHINGTON. Rumored Defloit of $10,000,- 000 in the National Treasury. Conflict of Opinion and Usago Regarding the Civil-Sorvico Rules, Proposition to Make Coast-Pilots Government Officers, Special Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune, , CIIIOAUO POBT-OYFICE. ‘WasmnaTox, D, 0., Aug. 14,.—Tho eatimatos for the now addition to tho Chicago I'ost-Offico woro to-day recolved ot tho Post-Office Dopart- ment. Tho oatimatos aro for §4,800. They will doubtless bo approved. o ALLEQED DEFIOIT. Thero t8 much excitomont in cortain circles on account of an alloged deflott of 10,000,000 in the accounts of tho Troasurer of tho United Btates. T'horois good resson to beliove that thero I8 no aotusl doflcit in tho cash sccount of tho T'ronsury, and that any supposed defleit xo- sults rather from a most complioatod and mystori- ous systom of bookkeeping than from any actual losa of monoy through unfaithful officors, Al- though the Beerotary of the Treasury declines to glve tho pnblio nuy information concerning the condition of tho peoples’ l.ronumm, careful inquiry- oleowhoro shows the improbability of the oxist- conco of & defaleation, "Tho officors more di- rectly in chargo of tho funds are reported to bo oxcoodingly ~ suxious that ublio examination ghould be made _rolative to this mottor, but Seerotary Richardson has choson the poflcy of socoreey, aud through an Administration paper hero practically says that tho pooplo will know the truth aboub it when thoy find out. It Is known nt tho Tronsury that tho bull cliquoe in gold in Now York have afrendy sufforod ruinous losses. It is supposed that many of the current rumors concerning the -coin balances iu tho 'Ireasury, tho poouninry systom of accounting with the = Byndicato, and _tho Jutest report of an alloged doflolt of $10,000,000, have tholr origin in tho desperate endoavors of the loadera of tho movomont for the rise in gold to save themsolves from ruin, IRNEGULARITIES OF NEW TORK NATIONAL DANKE. Tho Uun:filro]lur of the Currcncy has invosti- Fnlog tho alloged practico of National Banks of oaning ourrency upon specio reserves, aud is of tho opinion that tho oxtens of tho practico and its possible dangers havoe beon considornbly oxoggerated, 80 fnr ns it oxists. The practico has boon chiofly confined to New York City, and to one or two of the baukas thero, There is nothing in tho Danking not which pro- bibits tho loaning of curroncy upon the basia of gold. Tho law which has been supposod to cover tha caso was enacied for tho purpose of proventing the locking up of logal-tendars, and 18 comprised in tho foflowing soction ¢ That no Naifonnl Banking Association ehall _hereat- tor offer or zoceive United Slates notes or Natlonal Bank nols o8 socurlty ur us collatoral socurity for -auy loan of monoy, or for o considerntion shall mgros to withhold tho satuo from use, or offer of recoive tho custody or promiso of custady of such notes ns securily or collateral socurity for conslderation for -| any loan of monoy. Whilo tho law is construed to monn tho loan- ing of gold on groonbrck securit iosit is not 1n- derstood to prohibit tho loaning of curronay up- ongold ; and, {nasmuch sa the law was passed for a spocial purposo, the authoritios do not con- sider that o differont construction can be placed upon it. The Comptroller of the Curroncy has, thorefore, no powoer to regulate this im- proper practico, oxcopt through the ro- turus of tho baukivg houses. If theso rolurns show that tho bank has reported its specio a8 & rosorve, whilo in faok it has em- ployed it ss collatoral for loan, tho officars mak- ingg tho roturn have eworn false oaths, and aro liablo to punishmont by the Comptroller, In the cxamination which has thue far been mads, hiow- over, this roport shows that no considorable amount of gold has been tied up, and the prac- tico is not likely to continue to such nn extont a8 to resirict tho currency necessary for tho transportation of the full crops from tho West. This ractice, B0 far s the bavk receives . Interest on the currency resorve which they loan, and upoun specio s collatoral, is rogarded by tho authoritios 28 n manifest violation of tho spiritof tho Banking act, which prohibits tho taking of interest upon tho capital, but it is considered that the _privato nature of such operation will prevent the dis- covery of tho wrongful act excopt after vro- tracted public investigation, when tho com- moroinl dangor resulting from such o practico would have passed. THE CREDIT MODILIER SUITS. A Governmont legal official, who has recontly thoroughly examined the documents and law in tho case of the Government against the Credit Mobilier corporation, oxpresses tho opinion that the T'rensury Dopartment may not properly with- hold one-half tho cost of the Government trans- portation over the Union Paciflo finitrond toward the interost of tho bouds of that road, pond- ing suit agalnst the Credit Mobilier. Ho states that tho Government has mani- festly no uuthorlegu for collocting annual intorest upon theeo bonds. Tha ouly section in tho orl(iluu_l act authorizing the building of tho Unlon Paciflo Railroad, relating ‘to tho interest on the bonds, has no provision for tho payment of annual {nlerest thoreon, and the Government in demandiog sunual intorost is collecting com- pound-intorest in o caso where it has not been specifieally authorized, an act which, in most Statos, is a violation of Jaw. TILE WISCONSIN FIND LANDS, Tt is understood that tho report in_the matter of tho investigation into the ealo of Government pino Innd at the Aenashn Agoncy, Wiscousin, will not be forthcoming for sometimo, for the renson that the Syeclnl Commiysioner will not confino himsolf to his own obgervatious, but will hold an open investigation and take a largo amount of tostimony. TNDIAN ETHNOLOGY. Although Congress refuscd to pass the Dbill authorizing the establishmont of a Burean of Indien Ethnology, the Becrotary of tho Intorior Lias practically established this Burosu by cront- iug & branch In the Indian Dopartment dovoted to that purpose. Dr. J. W. Fostor, of Minno- sota, who unsuccessfully nuginuumd tho bill in his own interost, hay been appointed to o clork- ship in tho Indian Oflico, authorized to ca: out hi ideas. Ilo is now understood to be col~ lecting and collating a large amount of in-. formation concerning tho Indiau tribes, ns a ssmplo of lis schemo, with tho intention of again introducing his bill of Ilnst winter to tho noxt Congross. It is statod that anothor spocialist has succceded in the samo manner, through a clorksbip, in establishing o Dranch Buronw iu tho Indian’ Dopartment. ~ Dr, Curtis hns boon appointed to a clorkship, and is organizing a schome for the creation of a Gon- eral Ruroau of Medicine, Burgory, and Ioapital ‘I'rentment for the Indians, REVENUE 0¥¥ICERB AND BPEOIAL BTAMPS, The Commissioner of Iutornal Revenuo some timo siuce fouud it nocosaary to hiold Colloctors of Internal Rovenuo rospousible for the spocial stamps which were forwarded thom to bo sold for special stamp taxes, Althongh an nccount 1u kopt of the stamps at tho Intorurnnl Rovenue Buaresu at Washington, it was discovered that ir~ rogularitios on tho partof some Colleotors made it necessary to charge all Collectors with thestamps, The chargo is, 1n fact, a_double charge to tho Collectors, and, to romedy this duplivate chargo, the Commissioner has now issued now roguln- tions instructing Collectors how they ean frame their uccounts to avold this duplicato charge. THE CIVIL BELVICE RULES, Notwithstanding the adoption of the new Civil Borvico rules . rccommended by the Civil Borvico Commission, and the™ pro- milgation of theso rulos by “tho Prowidont, tho Mromsury _Dopartmiont Is sUill without an Examing Board. ‘There is nominally & Board in oxistonc of threo porsons, two of whom have long since resigned. 'Tho Tronsury Dopartment has never appeared to ontor into the spirit of the Oivil Harv}cu rules ng Lave tho other dopartmonts, Prior to theadop- tlon of the Curtis sysfom tha Treasury Dopart- mont had a s{uwm of origliil oxamination nud of oxamination for promotions, which many of tho ofticers of that Dopartmont consider vastly suporior to tho system proposed by this Commise sion, It is discoverod that the operation of thewe now rules {s matorially differont from the formor Curtly rules, which theso latest rules have supor- sedod, until now the Examining Boards, aftor examinations were conoluded, woro obliged to rofiorl the then highest on the st in point of ex- collenco, From thoso thon tho choico wasmade by the nrpolnung power, Now It would soon tho appointing power may soloct arbitrarily from tho entire ist, irrospoctivo of tho superiorlty of tho examinntion of one caudidato worthn{ ot snother, ([To the Assoclated Press,) BEATICH YOI BHIPWHECKED HAILORS, Wasuinazon, Aug, 14,—The Hearatary of the ‘Troasury to-day. orderod the Colleotor of Cus- toms at Port Towneond, Washington Territory, tomond tho rovenua steamer Lincoin to oruise for & month abont Quoon Charlotte's Bound, to inquiro for any survivors of tho stoamor Goorgo B. Wright, which vessol was wrooked in March 1ast on tho passago from Bitka to Ban Franofaco, Bigna of tho wrock having boon discovered ab Queon Charlottd'a Sound, it is thought that tomo of tho survivors may bo in that locality. MARITIME PREOAUTIONS, Tho Scorotary of the Tronsury may reoom- mend Congross to mnko pllots of all steamors Oovornment ofticors, nnd roquire them boforo taking o vesscl out of port to bo fully satisfled that sho has complled with tho Inw in overy re- spect. FOREIGN NEWS., 'GREAT BRITAIN, New Yonr, Aug. 14.—A London spacial statos thal Postmastor-General Mousoll hns resigued. ———— FRANCE. World's Spectal. Loxpox, Aug. 14.—Itis atated upon the high- o8t authority that tho Count do Chambord hag announced his rosolution to secopt the Constitu- tion for Franco propared by tho mombera of the Right of the Assombly and himeclf, and will rulo both by o will of God and good will of the peoplo. “Proclamation of mon- archy will bo made in about six wooks. ———— SPAIN. - DancernoNA, Aug. 14,—Tlio Carllats have bo- n thoir long-throatenad atiack on Borga. Bix E:urn aftor thoir batteries oponod fire tho city was burning in several places. . THE INDIANS. Tho Pawnces Proparing to Give Bote tle to tho Sioux. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Onana, Aug, 14.—Julius Moyor, Indian inter- pretor, returned to this oity to-doy from a visit to the Pawncos, 1o found the wholo tribe in groat griof, tho warriors painted black. Ono or the chiofs ‘said that the Sloux bad' bumed Pawnoe babes on fires made of buffalo corcnssen; that tho Paw- neos would mourn till the full moon, and that thoy will thon go to fight the Sioux,.and nobody, not oven the Govornmont, shall provent them. Thoy aro gathoring thoir frionds, and say thoy can mustor from 1,600 to 2,000 mon, — CAIRO. Scverely Cut by Two Womene=Fatal Runnwaye Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Oarro, I, Aug. 14.—During o fracas on Third atroet, in this city, this aftornoon, among #omo nogroos, 8 man, whoso namo we could not ascortain, was sevorely cut by two women, armed with & hatchot and knifo, while snothor man thold him, Trom intolligence racoived we learn that an old gontloman, named Abo Moisonhoimer, living ot Dorgola, IiL, while riding yesterday was fa- tolly injured by his team running away. Ho waa thrown ont of tho buggy, and when found was ingonsible. o died from his_imjuris this aftornoon, Ho was one of tho oldest and most rospocted inhabitants of Southorn Illinois, POLITICAL. Snun Francisco Politics. Bax Fnancisco, Aug. 14.—The two Domocratio Conventions in this city aro al varisnco. The Logitatayo Convontion, packed by Stanford and company, mado nominations, and now tho Munic- ipal Convention proposecs to mokon soparato ticket, indopondent of this influence of the Com~ pany. Eight mombors of the Democratlo Coun- 1y Committeo huvo rosigned. Tho renson is stated to be that the Committeo_tronchorously gold to Stanford and cnmgnny tho Legislativoe -Convontion, which was packed by them. There is much oxcitomont in 'tho ranke of the party about the matter. Tho Maine Reformers. Baxaon, Me., Aug. 14,—Tho Liberal Mass Convention in this ~city wos organized, with Hebron Luca for Chairman, and nhuuuorb- per- sons in all, Baxaor, Me., Aug. 14.—Tho Reformers na- ‘sembled ab 2 o‘c}ocl:, and made county nomina- tions and passed a serles of rosolutions, A, G. Lobroke ssmkc uoarly two hours, after which tho mooting adjourned. Tho largest number pres- ent in the hall at one time was eighty, of whom lows than twonty took part in the meeting. Ohio State Senatorial Nomination. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Lribune, MaxsrieLp, O., Aug. 14.—COapt. A, Al Burns, of this city, wos to-day nominated by the Tepub- licons of this district ns Btate SBouator, The dis- triot 18 Jargely Ropublican. ‘The Arkansns Adjutant«Generalship. Lirrie Roox, Aug. 1i—Gon. M. McCanary having rcalgned tho position of Adjutant-Gen- oral, A, W, Bishop, a prominent candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor against Gov. Baxter, has boon sppointed to £ho vacancy. —_— Itnilrond Nows. Spectal Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune, Inpianarvons, Ind, Aug. 14.—The caso of J. Pullan, Trustos, vs. (‘J & C. Air-Line Railroad, came up to-day before Special Mastor in Chan- cory Broadshaw, boing roforrod back to him by Judge Drummond on eoxcoptions taken by de- fondants. The caso was commenced in 1864, and i8 now to bo finally dlsposed of. A half million dollara.is involved, and tho bost logal talont has beon omployed. “he Hon, J. E. McDonald, of this city, and E. Walkor, of Chicago, n}‘)lpm for tho defondants, Judgo Tilden, Hon. J, E. Ste- yoneon, and R.B.’Palian, of Cincinnati,ropresent tha intercsta of comrlnlnlmm. The aftornoon was ocoupied in taking testimony. Tho argu- ment will be opened to-morrow. The case will oceupy thio romaindor of tho wook, and its final | disposition is looked for with interest. 87, Loos, Aug, 14.—Tho Atlantio & Paolfic Railrond Comg)nu ontered suit to-day in the United Btates Distriot Court for $100,000 dam- ngoy. n%h.\st Josoph Brown, Mayor of this ocity, and J, B. Moulton, Oity Engineer, for tearing up their track botweon the SBaventh strect depot and the rivor front last Monday oyening, The peti- tion does not oxplain why Mayor Brown, who was in Ban Trancieco at the timo, and had ‘noth- ing to do with tho removal of the track, is mado one of thoe dofendauts in tho suit, Des Mornes, Iows, Aug. 14,~Tho Des_Moines & Minnosots Narrow-Gaugo Iailrond Com- pany haye decided to lot tho contract for grad- ing the rond from this city north to Ames, and lonve the question of entoring the city for futuro sottlement. Dunuque, Aug. 14.—7, P. Farloy, Iately ap- rointed Recoiver for the Bt, Paul & Dacifio Rail- road, roturned last nifiht from 8t. Paul, whoro he had gono to make hls nocossary qualifications nnd look aftor the interosts of " the Company. Ho says nothing can be done at prosent. The Direotors are vory sanguino that the Holland capitalists, who' have ulready oxponded 10,000,000 on tho rond, will furniah §5,000,000, the amount roquirod to fluish it. 'Cho agent in Now Yorl has writton to Holland, and oxpects an anawor by tho 17th nst. Spectal ispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Osugosu, Wis,, Aug, 14,—T'he Wisconsin Con- tral Railrond Company will make oftlcinl appli- cation to Gov. Wushburn for lands on forty 1miles of rond noxt Baturdsy, It is clafmod here and olsowhoro that tho Company liave not com- plied with the requirements of the law. This party aro organiziug their forcos to prevent a cortificato from boing given. J. A. Dently, of Bhoboygan, attorney of the Shoboygan & Fond (‘!u Lac l;m{l. n&amn to b?t ifllu r{fiuh promlnlcul u organizing the opposition. There promises £0 1o & lively dght. ¥ y —_——— Suicido. Speeial Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Grand Rarioy, Aug, 14.—A dispateh rocoived by his relatives horo, aunounces tho suicido to- dny, ot Litohtiold, 1fillsdalo County, this State of the ITon, William Htoddard, *}o has sorved four years in each House of the Michigan Legiu- Iature, and in the presont Sonate became inilu- ontlal s loglslator, e was highly ostoomod o8 o citizon, 1o has boon in bad health sinco May, nud latterly vory low-spirited. Illu ago was 53, e T Frostdent Grant's Eastern 'T'rip. Ponrsovrs, N, 1L, Aug. 14.—~Gov. Btraw has tolegraphed l'rosidont Grant, Invitlug him to visit Portemouth aud tho Iules of Bhoals. Avausra, Me., Aug, 14.—A roception was glvon Prosident Grunt_to-night at the rosidonce of Bllnnkor Dlaino, It was o brilliunt affair, Many distinguishiod porsons wore present. Tho fos- tivitios continued till a luto hour, s e + Telegraphic Brevitios, Col. Cobb, member of Congross from the Wrandotte Diatrict, Kausas, hias suod B, K. Tag- lor, of the Wyandotte Gazelle, for defamation of charaotor, otaiming $10,000 damagos. The groat auction soloof frult-landa took place at Carymbo, flvo iniles enat’ of Michigan Oity, Ind,, yostorday, and was a docided eticcoss. At Galnos, fowa, Bldney Colo was caught in & throrhing ‘machino on Wednesday, and overy rib in his body was broken ; bis recovery is not oxpoctod. ‘Thoso engagod in boring tho srtesian woll b Tort Wayno are now through the boulder which govo thom go much troublo, They are now working night and day, and folng down ot tho ralo of about forty foof in 2§ hoyrs, They ara now down about two hundred foot. Tho flrst balo of cotton evor imported into Codar Rapids, Iowas, arrived on Wodnesday for flne n&w kull,dug factory which is now in opora- on thero, Obituary Bpecial Dispatch to The (hicaan Tridune, Br. Paur, Aug, 14, — Col. DoWitt Clinton, Judgo Advocnte of tho Dopartment of Dakotn, diod at his rosidenco horo this mumln& Ho wns abont 40 yoors old, & son of Judge Clinton, of the Baporior Court of Now York, and n grandson ot Gov. DoWitt Clinton, Ho hns boonin bad heaith for somo monum} but off duty only three wooks., Arrangements for tho funeral awalt the arrival of his fathor from Buffalo. OmoNNATI, Aug. 14.—Private dispatehos to- doy annonnced tho denth at ‘Sandusky, Ohio_of Probato Jndgo Willlnm Tildon, of this city. His digoase woa brain affoction, NEw Yonrk, Aug. 14.—Col. Jamcs A. Blolino, tho woll-known journalist and author, diod this morning in Brooklyn, —_— The ienshrw Murder Trinl at Wine chostery Ind. . OrNomNATI, Aug, 14—The Gazelle's epocial this afternoon from Winchester, Ind., gives tho following particulars concorning tho Henshaw murdor trial now Fclng on thoro: The dofend- snt's sistor camo in whon the prosccution bogan to oxamino witnesses, and, aftor kissing tho deo- fondaut, sat down by tho sldo of tho widow of tho murdorod Honston. She waa marricd about two ‘wooks sinco, and is reported not to hayo boon in Winchostor sinco hor husband was murdered, Tho defonse bogan to call witnesses this fore- noon, but o largo part of tho day was consumed in logal discussions. Publio opinion scoms to hodivided 1n regard to tho morits of tho oaso. Gon, Tom Brown conducts tho dofenso, and, bosides tho others nlroady Mntioned, has callod §o(§xla aid Moj, J, W. Gordon, of Indianapolis, nd. ———s A Guy Fawioes Plot Exposeds Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. MANSFIELD, O., A“f’ 14.—A horriblo plot has just boon bronght to light horo in time to pre- vont tho destruction of & wholo family. A sait isnow ponding in court sgainst Willlam - H.. Dobbs, o farmer living six milos north of hero, for an attempted outrago of s littlo girl named Barnard, living in his neighborhood, and, to prevent tho atfondance of the flrl or har father as witnosses, Dobbs prooured 0 servloes of two low charactors in this city, named Winflold and Lightfoot, to blow up Bar- naxd's house. Winfleld oxposed tho plot in timo to provont ita exccution, which was to havo tekon place last night, Lightfoot wns arrested nnd s quantity of powdor and fusoes wore . found in _his possession. Dobbs wna aleo arrested, ond the two have beon bound over to keop the poaco, 3 4 ——— Burgiary in Goshen, Ind. Qosney, Ind,, Au;;. 14,—The store of James Wilson, of Goshon, Ind,, was onterod by bur- glars on Wednesday ovening, sud a Jarge amount of jewelry taken, oonsisting of two Indy'’s gold waichos, throe gonts' watches, ono gold-plated watch, twolvo silver watohes, ono four-onnce silver-caso, Barlett movomons, and ono four- ounce silvor-case, without movement, two Iady's oreide watchos, ‘snd ono composition watch; twolvo Indy's hoavy gnld-l{\lnmd opors guards and chnins, and fourteon gold rings, of » total valuo of $1,000. Tho burglar is supposad to bo from Chicago. —_— Defaulting ounty 'Krensurer. CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 14.—Au Enquirer special {rom Lancastor.states that tho report of tho Committoo appointod to investigato tho affairs of the Auditor and Treasurer of Fairfield Coun- ty, roported to the Commissioner of that connty tu—dn{,thnt they hod found a doficit of 3142,000 in public monoy. Tho present incumbonts are oxculpated. Blamo is attnched to their pre- decessors in oftico. e Arrest of an Alleged Forgers EvansviLig, Ind,, Aug. 14.—0. J. Andorson, alins C, J. Bmith, wag arrosted horo this evenin by Dotective P. 'A. Connell, of Memphis, an arshal Underiich, of this’ city, charged with having committod a hoavy forgery at Momphis o fow wooks sgo. Ho was takon Bouth to-night. First Bale of Cotton at Shrovoport. BSuneveront, Lo, Aug. 14.—The first balo of cotton, recoived to-day, wae ralsed in the neigh- borhood of Troupe, on tho International Tailroad,—shipped by filnpg & Drown, of Troupe, to Clapp & Bros,, of New Orloans, and Eoos forward on the Texas to-night, Tho firat nlat Inst yoar was rocoived on tho 18th of Au- guat. —————— Ocenn Stenmship Newns TLoxooX, Aug. 14—The clippoer-ship La Escocess, which sunk in the Morsoy, has boon raiged, Btoamehip Ismalit, from New York, arrived, New Yonr, Aug. 14.—Arrived, steamor Ham- ‘monia, from Hamburg. e Iowan Valuation. Des Morves, Aug. 14.—The State Board of Equalization this moruing comploted tho valua- tion of this Btate, which is $364,336,680, includ- ing the railrond valuntion of $18,842,088. This i an iucrosso i 1o valuation of $3,149,136 ovor ——— Drowned, Detroir, Aug. 14.—William MoIntyre was drowned Weduesdasy in Luke Iuron, mesar Alabaster, by the capsizing of a small boat, His paronts reside at Port uron. The Poetroleum Trades TrTosviLLE, Pa,, Aug. 14.—Petroloum market quiet at $1.2234@1.25 for Tituavitle and Oil City olivery, ——— Lord Wostbury. London Correspondence of the Netw York World, Thora is going about o vast amount of curiona {alk concoruing the late aud tho now Lord Woat- bury. The newspapors all decorously stated that tho new Lord was provented from attending the funoral of his father * by illness ;" but every ono knows that the gentleman who was the Hon, Mr. Boethell the other day,aud who isnow Lord Wost- by is *‘ outlawed,” All the circumstances at~ tonding tho unhappy affair which resulted in the disclosnre of the son's dishonesty and the fath- or's wonknoss, if not complicity, soome never to have boon fully told, Buch things are never fully told 1n England. Dosides tho alloged om- bozzlemont of tho funds of the Bankruptey Court, thero wore ugly rumors of cortain bills of oxchango upon which the ndorsomonts woro forgorics. Although Xord Westbury resignod tho Groat Sonl upon thess disclow- ures, ho nover drenmed of hiding his head in whame; nor did he eoom at all to suflfer from tho oxposure of his son's misdeeds and his own carolossness, 1o was 78 years old at tho timo of his death, and had long heon o widowor, Bub n fow wooks boforo his death ho was married to young Welsh Iady with whom ho had formerly, n8 was undorstood, maintained nu illiclt connec- tion, Tho report {a that his Lordsbip was com- elled to this murringo by tho threats of tho Emnsol who is mow Lady Westbury, that uploss ho mado hor “an ¢ houosl woman™ sho would send certain_ lotters to Mr. Gladstone and to the Quoen; and that, hav- ing at lnst married her, ho loft hor at tho ohureh door aud nover sawMior moro, The last part of the story is not true, I am assured, for the hap- y couplo did fivo togather durln& tho loneymoon which onded with a funoral, fore this marringo Lord Wostbury had carried on o very intereating flirtation with & cortan Italian Countosy of groat wit and spirit, Jondan Correspondence of the Boston Post, Tord Westbury was & man of most brilliant abilitics, ITe fought his way up ot the bar by tho wheer forco of intalloct, for nover wasthore aman who made more encmics us ho wont along, 1o hind o way of speaking hia mind, especially to the Judgos, which aroused indignation at evory stop, Ho was tho vory opposite of nsycophant or tritns mor, But 8o unquestioned was his genius nsa chancory lawyer, that ho reachedtho Obancellor~ ship through an endloss thicket of obstaclos. Howasn groat chancery Judgo, porhaps tho groatest since Eldon ; and did more for law ro- forin than any othor six Ohancellors of English hiatory, It was duo to him thas imprisoumont for debt was abolished ; and he worked ke a tigor to got u codification of tho statuto and common law, Nomman rospocted tradition lous, or cared losa for aristooratio vanle, In the Houso of Lords he was a_bull in a china-shop, 1io ronched the some of audacity whon ho said of the proud Duke of Bomersot, the bheir of tho 'Bt. Maurs, ‘‘Tho noblo Duke hay beon turning gver iu what heia pleasid to call nis mind;" and whon he rotorted to an_Earl wlio had aaked an oxplanas tion of him, *It would roquire moro timo than I can sparo, and, porhaps,, gronter effort than I can omploy, to rondor fho judgment of tho Pri: ouncll Intolligible to “tho noblo Hnl." Dut his loss is o vory groat ona Lo Lhe Tuglish Judiclnry ; for hio hag cortainly not loft hiy logal poor bohind. ——— CITY ITEMS. At half-pnst 12 o'olock yosterday afternoon Jobn Duohl, a boy 10 years oll, who was baihing in tho Inko at tho foot of Jackson sroot, ‘wad acoldontally drowned. Ilis hody was recov- ored about an hour afterward, and was taken to the Morguo, tho rosidenco of hiy rolatives belug unknown. William Hootzel, n somnambulist, who repldes at No. 74 Enst Indinns stroot, narrowly missed bronking his neok yesterdsy “morning whilo Y:rndxng sround “{n his seleop, In attompting to ot on the root from tho window of his bodroom on the third floor, hiofoll to the sidownlk, a distancoof thirty foot, Lronking sovoral thick hoards, and oueaplufi almost unburt, Ho experlonced o similnr fal onco beforo. Tnquests wore hold yostorday on tho romains of John E, Boek, ngod 7, who wnsg crushed to doath botweon cars ; sud on tho remaina of John Dempko, who was killed by the kick of s horse, The former resided at tho cornor of Fifty-first and Durnsido stroots. The residonco of tho lat~ tor was in Bluo Island, e THE CALEDONIAN CLUB, Tho Chicago Calodonian Club held their an- nual plonio at thelr now grounds, on the W. U. Rnilrond, The following is a briof summary of tho gamos: Boys' Raco—Edward Kchoo, first prizo ; John Moran, second prize, Threo-Legged Raco—Jnmos Madden and John Tern, first prizoj R. Androws and H, Carpentor, socond prizo, Throwing the i6-Pound Weight—Potor Foloy, flrst prizo ; — Behoofel, socond prizo. Putting tho Btono—Poter Foloy, first prizo; F. Robertson, socond prize. . Tossing the Oabors—F. Robortson, first prizo ; ‘Goorgo Tough, socond prze. Throwing tho Hoavy Hammor—H, H, Camp- bell, first prizo; Poter Foley, sccond prize, Throwing the Light Hemmor—H. II. Camp- bell, first prizo ; Potor Foley, socond prizo. Hitch and Kick—TReid, first prizo; Frazer, nugt‘md rizoi:" 3 i B anding ig] oap—Crano, TRobortson, second prize, Running mqh cap—Trazer, flrst prizo; Roid, second Yl:xm Highland Fling—8ims, first prizo; Roberteon, socond a co—Robortson, firat prizo; Sima, first prize ; 7t Bwor second prizo. Bnck Raco—~Dockor, first prizo ; Roid, sccond Tizo. P {mng Raco—Traoy, first prizo; Bork, eecond rizo. P\Vmsmug—flnut, first prizo; Drink, sccond prize. —— ADULTERATED MILK. To the Editor of The Chicago T'ribune : Bm: Tho complaint arisos from overy house- hold and ovory consumer of milk in the city, *Why doos all the milk we buy so strikingly ro- somblo Lako Michigan? Tho anawer is not dif- flcult, nor would tho quostion bo nsked, could the inquirers bo permitied to seo tho milk from the timo it loaves the cow to tho timo it ontors tho mouth of tho consumer. Each dairyman—focling confident that the mille from his cows, owing to their good condition aud oxcellont keeping, is superior to that from other cows, and will boar a little water and then bo cqual to othor dairymon's milk ; and fooling al- go that it will bo roduced a littleby somo one bofore it roachos tho consumer, and ho might s woll—indeed botter—introduco n little of his pura woll-water, as for another to add impuro, unwholesome wator, adda water enough, in lus judfmune. to make the quality only equal to the milk of othora, In this, howaver, he ofton, owing to the ox~ altod opinion ho ontertains of the supoeriority of bis own milk, over that of his neighbors, and not baving a sampla of his neighbor’s at hand, odds o little more water than lio really intends to. Tho millt is thon, in its reduced condition, sold to tho middlemun, who takes it from the country station to tho city, Tho middloman not know- ing that tho milk bears a stronger rosomblance to tho well than tho cow, by reason of the farm- er's water ; and boing woll eatisled that the milk he gots from tho farmers {8 vastly superior to that sold by others in the cit{‘; and knowing that thero i nothing purer than the wator of Lako Michigan, odds to tho already reduced fluid & further supply of water. Tho fluid is thon taken by the city-dealors, who distribato it among the consumers through- out tho city. Beforo delivery, however, mnot knowing that tho milk has alroady beon swollen by its own 1\mxmy of water, but supposing it to bo frosh as it comos from the cow, and having lonrned that the stomachg of his customors are not sufficiontly strong to bear milk of full strongth, the city-dealers give it nnother copi- ous draft of water, Thus the milk, by the time it is ready to bo delivered to the consumers, has boon so diluted that It ceasos to bo milk, hut has become water with a littlo milk in it. Often times, to avoid dutu.}i?nh tn little chalk or othor substanceis od to it. Of this white waten, bordering largely upon the bluo, the peoplo of &olicngv are daily uu“l’:g, ond paying o bighost prico auked for tho purd article.’ ot only aro tho people paying for what they do mnot receive, but the various ngrodients ~ mixed with the mllk]m'n positivoly Injurious to the health of the peoplo, What'can be done? Can nn(lhlng bo done? is tho inquh—{ of tho wholo peoplo. Yos, something can and ought to be dono to prevont this univorsal cheat aud fraud. I would suggost, as a remedy for,tho evil, that anow ofiico bo croatod, known aa ¢ Milk Ine spoctor,” and filled by a compotent person, whose duty it shall be to analyze a portion of any milk brought to him for that purpose, and give to the porson buying the same, for s roason~ ible componsation, o gortificato 0f tho com- ponent parts of the milk, This would place it within tho reach of all to have thoir milk analyzod. 5 If, then, any consumer had resson to beliove that adultoratod milk was boing sold to Lim, ho could have that fact dotermined without tho sualyzer knowing who sold the milk, and no collusion botwoen the analyzer and tho vendor of the milk could poesibly exist. Then the vendor of tho milk should bo by Inw held strictly rosponsible for all such adultera- tion, by fine, and, if necossary, imprisonment, By this means, I am satisfied, the great abuse of ‘which tho people mnow #o justly complain would be entirely doue away with, A MiLg-CoNsUMES, Cu1caao, Aug, 41, 1873, —_————— i Fatal Chineso Duel Arkansas. From the Pine Blug Republican, Onthe 28th ultimo Lincoln” County was tho scone of & very intorosting affair in the shapo of o puro and unadulterated ducl bolwoen two sons of vory noblo familios of Chiua, It appears that for several conturios a rivalry has oxisted botwoon the houses of Lnk Zud Qui Camn and Au Jou Flulee Yung, gentlomen rosi« dents of Oanton up to 1605, Many difliculties wore tho rosult of this anmu{ and the ranks of oach family boonmo sonsibly diminished as time_olapsed, Tiually the hour arrived for the Yung hatred to bocomo sutisted, A revo- Iution threw it in_ power, and its rival wag fonud among the dofuatod rebols. As a con- sequenco Camm was imprisoned and tor- tured, and his family banished. But ho made Lis oscapo, and in dlagulse sought his onomy, whom hie found rioting in luxury, and sur~ roundod by n courtly thronq, and there slow him, Aftor roapiug his rovonge, ho dostroyed himsol? by harikari, a sulcido practicod by the nobles of tho country, 'The banishod Cnmms all died but Lak Zud Qui, who drifted about until ho landed in Arknusas, and sottiod in Lincoln County, By tho snmo train of evonts Ah Jou Iluloe Yung, the only survivor of his lllustrions houso, wan- dored to tho locality whero livad his common onemy. ‘They dwolt togothor for some timo in totnl ignorauco of oach othor's idon- tity. DBut the donouomont came at lnst, during a conversation about thoir sfar-off home, and all the latred of thoir- uafuro was #tirred_up anew, Tho rost is soon told, ‘Phoy concludod that this world could not con- tain thom bath alive, and silontly pud sadly, un- kmown to any ono, proparoed for the bloody sac- riflco. ‘Thoy chosa the doadly Colt with which to porteot tholr purpose, and after embracing, and promising that no harm should attaoh to tho Burvivor, they took thoir pinces, gave their own signal, and firod. Oamm fell doad, and tho too confiding Yung now langulshes in the Hotel do Doby,—whithor ho was escorted yeaterday evon- ing by Doputy Bhoriff Oapt. Charlos Lyman, and wondors why tho law showld iutorforo with tho privato affaits of forol tlemon—not e\fizg)uu of tho United flllfil::i.s L -IKansas City Live Stock Marlcot. Special Dispateh to The Chicugo Tribune, TANHAR CITY, MO, Aug, 14,—OarTLE~—Rocelpls, 1,200 3 shjmente, 1,094 ¢ fronh Toxan atock in oo pply, and tho quality 1a finproved ; markot, atendy. Halon of wintored Toxan cows aud ‘loors ot $3,23 ; fresh Toxan cown, $176@%15 ; do atack ateors, $1,50; cxira freah Toxan stoors, $2,06 ; winlerod Toxan cows, $3,25@9.60 ; corn fod Toxan atoors, .10, . Houn~KExlrome rango on snles, $4,004,10, Weather very hot and dry. Thormomelor 03 t 100, ~ MARRIAGES, CTINKLRY ~WOODDUIY-AL 195 Paricav Aug i3, - by s B e Komwion, 3. 11» Linkdoy and A farta - ‘Woodbury, ait of this eity. LATHAM-SQUIER—AL 5% Warronar., Aug. 13, by the Tov. dulin Gordon, of \Vestern-ave Ajtist Gzl Mingauls Taifiamy R, of Grona Day, and il Nattis > Bhutor. No oarile, DEATHS. AR A AN KA o AR AR AP AP PP P DADD_Ta thinclty, Aug. 14, at 400 Borneldo.at. Tlate tho rlot A. Dadd, widew' i Tato Dr. Goorgo IL. Dadd, soars and 8 months, [ '4%9 Burnaldost., at 11 o'clock ;:\::u:rnl Trom rostdonca, Doston, Mass., and Now York panors plosss oopy. £ Hoston, Mass., and Konosha, Wis., papors ploaso Y. DENSMORE—Ang. 13, infant son of J, A. and Fannio ‘Donsmoro, of Winnotkn, Funoral at farrison-court, arrison and Halatod-sta., cl(!]léklt 11 o'clock, by earo to Rosohill, —At Denver Clty, Ool,, Aug. 14, George D. Oogk, of Thixalty tod Shyan e Ava 8 Funoral from fhe residonco of hismother, Mrs, Amanda * B. Cook, cornor of Vingonnos:av, and Fifty-eocond-st., ?:'N‘;? sy noxt, at 3o'clock. Vrionds of dvm fawlly aro AUCTION SALES. By ELISON & FOSTER. 201 WALNUT-ST., ‘Ono Block north of Lako-st., noar Ralioy. Genteel Household Furniture AT ATTCTION, On FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. 15, at 10 o’clock, consisting of Parlor, Chamber, Din- ing-room and Kitohon Furniture, Bods, Bed« ding, Crookery, Gl re, £0., &0, 5 Y L SON & FUSFIER, Auottonoors. LOOK 0UT! LOCK 0UT! FOR THE GREAT AUCTION SALE or Residenca 10 IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING HUMBOLDT PARK STATION, ' TUESDAY, Aug. 19, At 3 o'clock, on the Grounds. This Elegant Proporty {s on tha Chicago, Milwaukoo & Bt. Paul Rallroad, located on Central Park, Tinkham, Ridogwny, and Lawndalo-avs. Theso lota form a part of Boebo's Bubdlviston, Evory lot is suppliod with puro ar= tosian woll wator froa to nil conmumers. Grand-av. is now bolog paved, whioh will havea continuous drivo to thy contro of tho olty, Those lots aro distant ono balf milo {from tho groat Northwostorn Orr Shope, and diroctly wost: of Humboldt Park, Commutationover tho St. Paul Road about tho samo as stroct car faro, and tho distanco about four milos from tho depot at Madison-st. bridge. Tho St. Paul Road has alroady ostablisliod ou thia property ita station, known as Humboldt Park, with a guarantoo that all accommodation trains shall stop thoro to tako up and disohargo passongors. ‘This road will como Into tho city on Kinzlo-st., and land ita passongors at. tho Pittsburgh & Fort, Waone Dopot, at tho wost ond of Madison-st. Bridge It would bo difficalt to concolve of butter facill- tles for rapld and cheap communlication with any part of tho city thau aro here realizod. Partios desiring proporty for speoulation or occupation, should not fail to attond this salo, Titlo porfoct—a printad abstract furnishod with oach lot. Torms of salo~10 por cont cash at timo of #alo, 16 por cont in 30 days, balanco ia 1, 2, and 3 yoars, with 8por cont intorest, A froo train of cars will start {rom tho Pittaburgh & Ft. Wayno Dapot, at Badison-st. bridgo, on Tuesday, August 19, at 2 o'clock, returniog aftor thosalo. Tho Mammoth Tent, used only by Ellson & Foiter, will ba eructod on tho groun | ELISON & FOSTER, Auctlondyrs, FIRST breal Auclion S SOUTH ENGLEWOGD. 400 RESDENCE LOTS To be Sold in Lots, or by the Block, to Suit Purchasers, On Thursday, Aug. 21, At 2 1-2 o'clock p. m., on the Ground. Belog Bollamy's Subdlviston on Halsted-st., north of Vinconnos-av., botweon Elghty-fourth and Eighty-sixthe sta., sud frouting on Groon, Poorla, Sangamon, sud Mor. ganats., and {s eplondid, bigh ground, with yer- foct drainago. South Englowood: {s dostincd to bo ono of Chlcago's finost suburbs, It is situated on the ‘Vinconnos 1tidgo, 18 foot abovo the lovel of Ohicago, dl- roctly nouth of tho olty, Halstod-st. passing through it. ‘Tho boulovard, which {3 200 foot In width, contccts with tho Bouth Parks. Tho depot {a eaid to bo tho tinost on tho ontiroroad. The stroota aroall gradod, sidowalks laid, and a largo numbor of shiado troos sut out. Thoro Is a good achiool houso, and somo fine rosidoncos are slroady cceupiod, Btack to tho amuuat of §16,000 has boon sub- scribod for a hotol aud a church, and sovoral storos witl also bo bullt, Pacties owning adjolaing proporty aro bound by contraot to oreot twenty buildings a yoar for throo yoars, About twonty buildings aro in courso of orotion, six of which aro brick with handsomo swell fronts, Thisfs tho ouly point at whiol: Halstedst. and Vinconnos-av, aro accosslbly by raitroad, Vinconnus-av. and Halsted'st, sro fn perfoot condition, thus affording olugant drives to tho parks and "Thio ratlroad facili- tos nro good, thirtoou daily trains stopping at tho dopot, which i within 500 foot, of this property. Commutation faro, 6 conts oach way, A SPEOIAL FREE TRAIN will lonve tho Rock Ieland Dopot on Van Buront., at 1:45 p. m, on day of salo, and roturnat b p. m, Froo tick- otsand plats will bo furnished by A, & A. D. BELLA- MY, Room 5, Noa, 167 and 159 LaSallo-st., or of ELISON & FOSTER, 87 Markot-at,, orattho t TERMS OF SBALE—10 por cent at thmo of salo; 25 per cent i 80 days; balanco in 1, 3, and 3 years, with 8 poe cont {ntorast, Titlo porfoct, Printod abstracts Murnished with oach lot, A mammoth pavilion will bo orcotad on tho ground for tho couvenicnoa of thoso attvnding tho salo, ELISON & FOSTER, Auctioneors, BY GEO. P, GORE & CO., 6B & 70 Wabash-av. AT A U__J-r T O . REGULAR Sflg’gfl SIDE SALE Hougehold Furniture. A VERY LARGRE SALK OF Second-Hand Furniture from Several First-Class Dwellings, DParlor Sulta, Marblo-Top Ohatbor Fots, Wardrobes, Eatenslon Tublos, MarbloTap Tablos, Hookeasos, Sofn Tauugus, Ohaim,’ Budatendy, Mat(rcsses, Carpot sorw, 15, Jxtenslnn Tablos, 60 Haloon Tallut, Ohlen, 16 orates W, (. Grockory, 10 casks Yelluw Parlor Organs, 3 Gabinut Bowing Machines, aiia ) Plstod Wara, Gutlury, Hardwaro, AT 12 O'OLOOK, Ttxtra Fino Opon and Top Bugiios, Extra Fino Bingloand Tuuble Harnces, t, Salosroomus, 41 South Canslat. Fanitnee, Cavpets, aud Genepal Hvohandise At Auction, Saturilay, Aug. 16,at 9:30 a.m, BRUSH, SON & C0., Aucllungors, |