Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1873, Page 8

POLITICAL. Meeting of the Boone County, I, Patrons of Hus- bandry. State Nominations Made by the New York Prohibitionists. Proceedings in the Tennessee Farm- ers’ State Convention, Senator Wright, of lowa, on the Salary- Grab Business. . Hoone County (in,) Pntrons of Xlus« | « bandry. Speeiad Dispateh to_2'he Clfeago Tribune. Booxi, In,, Sept, 17.~Tho Latrous of Iusbandry of Boone County biad tholr hnrveat-feast in n grovo near thia city to-day. Tho turuout wae immonto, Tho largeat processjon that ever marched throngh the Birosta of thisclty was that of tho Grangors, oud a count of tho teams at th etrunca to tho grove showad thore wero 874, all loaded to thelr ulmost capacity, Tho procession was nearly two miles long, About 9,000 peoplo took dinnor iu the grove, - + " Among the Launers wero tho following mottoes s # Free Trado and Farmers' Rights,” * Equal Burdens and Equal Privileges for AlL” “ United Wo 8tand, Di- vided Wo Fall,” Falr Dealing aud Equal Rights for All,and Special Favorn for Nono, “ Honesty, Capabil- ity and Economy," and othier mottoes that woro equally suggestivo, Tho Republican eandidates for cotnty oftices wero at the grovo, but looked wornowhat create fallen, tho strongth of tho Grangens being so much greator than they ind (ho leant fen of, Buone Qounty can bo put down heavy for tho Anti-Monopoly tekot, New York Prohibition Statc Convens tion Synacuse, N, Y., Sopt. 17.—The Prohibition State Convention was held here to-dsy, Thero was & ro- #pectablo representation from all sections of tho State, The Committos on Permanent Organization roported tho following st of officera ¢ President, ov, Dwight Willinma 3 Vico Presidents, Comtory, Dr., P Mallony, L, 0, Hong, . J, Diascll, Stephon’ Merritt, dJr, 3 Becretary, W, H, Whealer, After tho adoptfon of resclutions arrafgning the To- publican pasty for fulthlousniess lo is pledges o tho emperanco catise, and declnring thowant of confidenco I oftherpolltival party, (ko Convention proceeded fo gominate a Stato ticket 3 For Secrotary of Siate, tho Bov. Dwight Williams, of Madison 3 for Comptroller, D. T. Eltioft, of Ronssclacr; for Trensurer, Bimon Brownoll, of Wasbiugton ; for Attorney-Genoral, Wal- ler Farrington, of Ditchcss ; for Oanul Comuminstoner, Thomas Edgerly, of Buffolk’; for Stuto Engineor nid Burveyor, J. O, 1i, Wallace, of Onoudaga ; for Tnwpoce or of Blato Trisous, liév, Tsaao Mareld, of Tomp- s, A Btato Contral Committeo of two from ench Judicinl dxlmfxcx‘ ‘Was sppoluted, and tho Qonvention adjourned sino dio. Tennesaco Farmers? $tato Convention, NASUVILLE, Tonn,, Sopl, 17.—The Farmors' Cone yention reassembled it 0 o'clock this forenoon, orgau~ 1zod as o Btuto Awsoclution, and elected the followlug oificors :_ President, W, 1f, Jackson ; Vice-Prosidents, Gen. A, E. Jackson,'0, W, Chariton, "Thomun Grutcl fleld, Dr, 3. W, Iload, d, W, Taywe, D. B. Thomas, Col, B, Hnwiiton, D, W. I, Snliwoo Col. 3, . Dowglnes, Col, A, 11, Tnynes ; Sccretary, Dr, Danfel ' Lea, of Davidwou 3 Pressiirer, I, B, Johtlson, of Davidson ; Recording Sceratary, 1%, 1, Wads, Gen, Juckeon, upon taking his seat ns President of the State Assocfution, sad Lio was eatisfled that tho present plantation fystem would pasw away, and thought ~ the fenant eystem would euporcedo it 1Mo wan of the opinfon that tho rafosds, nitor tho lileral grauts given thom, had failsd to como up La their full duty, ~ The raliroads of tho State wero owned and controlled by non-residenty nat futer- entaud i the ngriculture of tho State, but discthninate in fuvor of tho terminus of eaid roads and against local frefghts, Wo nsk nothiug but justico ttho hands of tho railroads aud other industrics, Wo dikcard polities from our organization in toto, but fecl that thero wro quostions of vital {mportance ta the wholo country which will como up beforo us for consideration, ‘Ttesolutions regarding tho adoption of tha principles of tho Patrons of Ilusbundry ns the most officlent micans of rolloving tho farmers of the grievauces now approssing thew, and rocommending tho study of theso principles 1o tho furmeraof the Stute, wud, it approved, the urganization of Frauges wherover prac- ticable, wero adapted. A grat deal of olld work was donoat tho cvening Bession, tho timo Leing dovoted to thorough discussion of questions of vital lnportance to every furmer in the State, Tho men who discusscd theso questions aro evidently scusible, tiluking men, who toke n doep in~ tareat i tholr chioren profesionyind 06 such thin State s roason to bo proud of thom, wnd to antlelpate sub- stantial results from thelr nnscinbling togetlor, ‘Tho Conventlon adjourned ta meot the firat Tucsday in Boptomber next at Nashville, Benator Wright Definey Mis Position on the Salary=Grab Trouble--What Spinner Snys of Xevers cr the Law of Unexpended Balances. Des Morry, In., Bopt, 17.~A speclal roport to the Btate Regtater intes hat {bo Lon. Georye G, Wright, Tuited States Seuntor, in his speech ot Onoeoln lo-day; sfter making o fall sfatement of tho bistory of ihe Congressional back-py salnry-toal, mald ¢ i1 voled agalust the ack-poy ; X worked agninst it ; 1 Bpoko oguinst it ; I determined nover to take ft; 1 agrecd with frionds who thought and acted ns I did, iliat we would mot tosich it3 I rufused Lo take it when offered mo: I nover touched a dollar of i, I In good fuilh, ondeavored fo ne- certain_ f thord' was any doubt us fo its Beiug covercd into the Treasury, nud loarned thero vas nof, 1 wought to avotd any publiclty fn my Ace tion, dcoming that if I discharged my duty it was scarcely neadful that it bo heraliled to tho world, 1 roturued from Colorado July 10, and s0on attor lenrned from tho papers thatu guicalfon vus eing made whiother ihis monoy would o into tho Treasury and {nvolving » construction of genural law for covoring in unex pended balances, It was alio announced that somo of the Benutors, with whom I had conferred, na before mtated, ‘hnd_drawn and paid in their back pny. haf, understonding this, ond de- sirlug o bo right, 3f porwiblo, I addressed o Yetfer'to Gion, Spinner, askiug what, If any, rlings kad boon mado, and statingg agalu my view that the money Would rovort tndor tho goneral law, There wan pub- dishied dn tho presn, within the last two wock, a lotter ‘written by the General to anothor member of the same Bubject, fu which lio nays ho canniot butter anawor bim “thnn by giving on_extract from o loiter written to auothcr, and theu ho proceeds to copy, word for word, what ho had written, From this lesrned that the First Comptroller and Secrotury of tho Treasury had ruled that this propriation wis an indefinfto ono; that bnlances re- aining - thereunder would not be covered into the Treasury, but would remain for ail time sub- ‘Joct 10 tho order of Senators or members, o adds that Senator Slermin, who drew tho Iaw for covering unoxpended “balances into the Treasury, construing it as 1 did, had determined to let bie back-Day revert by operation of thi aw; but, i deferenco: o tho declsions of tha nceouniing Bo had ordered tho amount coming bim_ yald into tho Tressury. The very hour I got thia letter I wroto to the U'reusurer and Financial Clerk of the Senato” to at onco thus disposo of mine. I anly add thut I have word from the Clork that my order bus besn complied with, Livingston County (k1) Republican Nominations, Specral Dispateh to The Clicago Tribune. Toxr1ac, WL, Supt, 17.—Tho Ropublicans of Living- ston Counly biold u convention hero to-day, It was & m ntiair. Thirteen towns ont of thirly wero unrepre- sented, They wero driven by publie sentiment to pasa rewolutions rch\rmt{ that they uro opposcd to o tariff for protuction, wnd In favor of n tarir for revenuo ouly, Judge Vayson was nominaied for County Jutr}( e 14 the roilroad attorncy for the Chicago & Alton Company, ond will recelvo very fow farmers! votes, Willium Jenking was nomi- nuted for County Olerk, I, G, Goodpeed . far “reas urer, und 4. W, Smith for Superintendent of Schools, 3, W, Hurovell tyndu w speech, in which he donounced thho Granges ws ulng at war With the merchants, sud yredictod un utter fullure of the organlzation, Reform Nomination for City Trease wrer of Philndelphio. Special bispateh to 'The Chicaga Tribune, PrILADELYIA, Eopt. 17.—The (hreo partiocs—Re- publicans, Reforinvrs, *and_ Democrats—are contin. uolly holiing publfo wnd other meelings, but notling of note bas cropped out of ' any, eavo the action of the Cily Convention of the % Citizens' Munieipsl Reforin Assoclation, thia morning. exolutions of rgpuet (o tho momory of tho late Joshua Iallowoll, candidate for City T'rous- urer, haviig been ununimotsly adopted, n ballot was fuken fur a successor, The first ballot resulted as follows : Williain Jenks, 20; Richard O F Willlam Resd, 9, Jenks belug b rec of tho votes cast, wan nominuted, It wa an organization fu cvery ward of ko clty bo provided for eliction purpuscs, Platform of the New York Xtadical Doemocrucy. New Your, Sopt, 17,—At a mecting of the Nationsl Exocutive Cammitten of tho Radleal Democraile party to-day, an address to the Granges and Putrons of Huse Yandry wan adoptod, IL states the ovils now being ufiercd Lo arlwo from tho IrrenpousiLility of Ropreson- tutive Lo thelr constituents, wul kays I tha peoplo b control over the ofliclad netlon of thelr Reprosenta- tlver, with the privilege of rocalling thetn whan proven unworthy of thelr trust, houesty would Lo tho rule, it corruption only poskible by {he free will of a vone tuency. Tet respenddblo roprosentation bo the watch-word, ‘Tho Rudical Democratly party offera co- operation in sccuritg this rofori, california Politics. HAM FRano1ico, Bopt, 17.—Durlug the rocont cam- palgn in thiy city, 3 distict chargo woa wade that cerlain tebers of tho Domocratie County Committee and Democeratic Leglslative Conventlon had lLwen Lribed iu the fnteres of the Contral Ruclfio Latiroad by Gen, .arens, Gompnuy, 1¢ 1 Anid that fourtcon mombora of tho Comit{es recoived tho prico of their votes, Yeaorda afiernoon tho Committes hiold n iceting, and rocelvod from tho Hpecial Committeo a longthy roport, which anys Onssorly was tho ono who mado the charge, for tho pirporo of creallug | discord aoiig {he Demaornta, Thoy asked him to apuzar boforo tho Comnsnion nnid teatify, 1o declined to do ro, deny= ing the right of tho Gommisaion which makes aqunre secumationn ngalnst Mr, Casscrly, and eny thoy can prove lio bought hta eloction to tho Sonnto, And will do 80, ‘Thoy recommentd (hat tho whole matter bo rofor- red toanother inveatigntion, HAN Fnaxowoo, Sopt, 17.—Tho Republican State Convention Inst niglit uominatod with 8, 8, Dwinullo, Auson Dronson, of Lon Angelos, tho lnat for tho short torm of tho Bupromo ourl, Contrary (o expeotation thio Convention did not toneh tho Senatorial quostion, Tho NMisaissippl Conservative Domos crnty Refuse to Nominate n State Tickets MynipiaN, Miss,, Sopt. 17,—~The Domocratio Cone eorvative Convention nesombied horo to-day, Forty- - flvo countlos woro Feprescatod, Ool. R, 0, Tieynolds, of Monroo, was chosen Prostdent; . L, Towers and A, . Pronts, Sccrotarica, Aflor an, ni- mated discission, the following resolution, offered Ly tho Ion,. Mr. Wilson, of Ponlomoc, was adopted, upon call of counties, by 98 to 45, “ Tiesoleed, That 1t fa tho senso of tho Domooratio Consorvative party of tho Btato of Miaaleaippl, in con~ ventfon asembled, that it {8 Inexpedicnt In tho ap- proaching oloction fo nominato Stato ticket,” A resolution proviously offered by tho Hon, H, M, Bireot, pledging tho Convention to ablde by tho action of tio donvontlon run adopied by a Iarge majorlty,— ~tho Countica of Chickasay, Olnrk, and Colfax withe drawing from tho Convention, ponting tho voto. Soy= eral prominont Ropublicats idontified with the Alcorn movement wora prosout ss spoctalors, ond_expressed satinfaction at tho result, ‘Tho Aloorn Convention moota at Jackson to-morrow. Hamilton County (0.) Democratic Cona ventlon, Crncrnatr, O., Sept, 17.~Tho Democratio County and District Jonvention mot this sftornoon and nome innted for the Btate Henate Willlam T, Wallaco, John A, Bunnk, Vachtol Worthington; for tho House, J, ML Brunswick, . 8, Gordon, I, W. Miller, G, W, Boyco, Charles 0. Arclier, A, I, Nowoll, Thomns O, Bater, Johin M, Yatteson, W. L, O'Brien, John J, Geglian, and & full county tickot. FAIRS. Second Day of the Illinols State Bx- hibition, Crowds of Visitors---Receipts Over $7,000, 1linots Stuto Fatr. Special Bispatch to The Chicago Tr{buna. Peonu, 11, Bopt, 17.—To-day tho Falr has boon & groat nocens, Anxiotyand hopo havo boon changed nto certatnty, and Peorlana and all fect proud, The trains on Tucedny night and to-day, from all dirco- tions, brought anticipated’ numbors, ond it 1a entl ‘matcd thet thero aro from 6,000 to 8,000 strangers in attondanico, Hotol keopers are woll pleascd, as sro all 1ntorested directly or romotely in tho aticcess of the Foir, An was predictod, tho work on tho art and floral Dol han redocmed nnd boautified it, and tho_intorior now prosonts an spparsnce 1 harmony snd keoping ~ with the = graceful proportions of tho ratlior amalt structuro, Tho so-callod art oxhible ton {s confined slmost oxclusively to local exhibition of oll paintingy portralte, peh and crayen akotcles and photograpliy, all creditable, but not worthy of specitio muntlon,” Tho section’ devoted to needio- work, embroldery, otc, {ncluding tho incvitablo blook quilt, 15 well fllod, and wins tho apeclal attention sud praiso of tho Lidfea, Tho floral dopartment s now ery creditablo, Tho préucipal exhfbitors nro J. K, Phanix, of Bloomiugton, whe displays b cholco Lot of hot-houso plants, floral dosigne, oud cut foworn; 21, Boller, of Bloomington, and E. M. Vall, of Kowani Dthior prdtty dinplasy uro fuado by Missce't M. Heads ing and G, G, Alle, of Peorta, Mre, J. A. Williams, of Quincy, and 3tlas Ay Beott dt. Sprisighitd. A largo spaco In rescrved for Vick, but his floral tributea havo not arrived, Tho oxhibitlon of fruits in mosgro; but the Suporintendont of the dopartmont complaius that 1o haa 1ot been allowed apaco for more thon throo- teuths of tho tutrics, Tho frulta sro not up to the usual Tilinols standatd, eithior n vardety or cxcollonco, Tho principal oxhibitions are from Dunlop's nursery, Chamipalgu ; N, Ovorman_& Son's, Canton; W. It. Tairbaroy, Freoport ; W, Willls, Will County's Jonab Tarash, Pekin ; dacob Littlojoh, Peoria and T, D. Hollingsworth, of Keokuk, Tho oxhibitions of stock in tho rlay te-luy wero waid by many good Judges (o surpasa nuytling of tho kind over soen in {he Hlate, Grtajuly no choicor cattlo and horscs wero over shown in tho West to the eamo number, It was a glorious sight, nud ono epeaking more hen volumes of rthetorie, to seo tho prancing steeds, tho nolghiug colls, tho bellowhig bully, sud tho bawling cows 'paraded fu-front of tho spa. clous amphitheatro, snd tho crowds that Gllod 1t and_crowdod about tho protoctiug ropes étrotchod about tho arenn. Tho cattlo wero firat slown in_the usual order, buils over 4 years old, and then to bull calves, and ' then 1n the saino order, commelcing Wwith the esfablished favorltes, the bandsome, Lieavy, short horus, In this lot premiums wero awarded, firat snd fecond, in tho following order: Horvey Bodowsky & Bon, Indianota, G. I, Ryburn & Bros,, Bloominglon, G. & R, Bodowsky, Indiunols, A, O, Slirapshire, biirg, Ky., Augunt Shropaiice, Ceutroville, Ky., I. H, Plckerell, IHorristown, J, B. Ryburn ' & Dro, Dioomington, J, I, Spears & Sou, Talluls, Robort Oluy, Rowane, T, Of Horeford stock, thero was o fino” Alsplay of buils, cows, aud progeny, by Miller & Towell, of Beeckier, Will County, who carried away all tho ribbons, Of fat cattle, thurd waa a lurgo and fine display, thero being somo’ mammoth toors aud cows shown 'in, Tipo couditton for o, butcler. Tobort Skelton, of Lincoln, took tho first and sccond promis ums for tho fattest stecrs, and Robort Otley, of Ko- wane, and J. 8. Blorthbes, of Tazewcll County, taok the bluo and red zibbois, For tho bost pair of yoko steers for 8 by, under 16 yoars of ago Robert Finlay, of Peoria County, was the successtul compettior, ho diaplay of herds of best fino cattls, malo or female, of any age, tho got of ouo bull, with tho alra ot tho licad, was a mingulficent ono. Thoen- tries wero: 1y Mra, E. Byron, Abingdon, herd sirad by Invincible Duko; Miller & Powell, hord sirod by Sir Clinrles; J, H. Spears & Hon, Talfula, bord sirad Grant} J. B. Ryburn_ & Bro., Bloomington, hord sired by $ho Oxford Jienick.” J. Ii, Spears & Son fook tho frst prewmlum, $100, snd J. B. Ryburn_ & Bro, of Dloomington, soconu promium, $50. In tho samo lot was » splendid exhibition of cows, with two calves, Tho entrics wero by J. B, Ryburn & Brow., Bloomington, Mismi fitth ¢ " I, Spears & Bon, Tallula, Nellfo Lly third, an Nollio Biy fourth ; 1, Badowaky, Indiann ; Jeésa Topo~ Well ; B, Z, and G, M, Taylor ; fobert Olicy, Kowaneo, red foso fhird; Millor & Lo Beccher Beauty, First and socond premiums woro taken by tho two first in ordor. ‘Tho oquino dis- play Los mover boen surpssacd in tho Blate. “At "ono timo thore woro 100 magnificont horsos fn the For draft horses, tho awards weross follown : For Lioraos four ycars old, thero belug twety.entrics, fivat premium to J. A, Porry, of Wasbingtos, Tilinofu} second, to I, Richmond, Mackinaw, Tllinols,” Thence down to aucklug colts 1o nwardn waro o foilowa: A, G. Vaubovabeko, Monmouth; J. L, Owen, Mokona} X. W, Dillon & Co., Normal; M. Dunba, Dupags To,; John Morgan, Bloomington ; ‘W, K. Beolt, Abing- “doil; T, Dilion & Co., Normal; if. Richmond’ & Co,, “Tazgwell, The exhibition of thoroughibreds was very good, Lut not 5o largo &a 1 othor clasi- s, Promiums woro awarded in tho ordor na above indlcatod, For staillons,” A, Updegraff, Ma~ comb; W, I, Hortloy, Jucksonvillo; J, W. Dilloy. Pokin ' M, 0'Gounor, Galesburg 3 J, W, Dilloy, Takin 3 . 11, iartley, Jacksouvila ; A, G, Carlo, Clisypalgn * Thowias Cofieldl, Camp Tolit. Mares and Sillon A’ G. Carle, I, G, ‘Buckles, hampaign 3 and Thomas Coficld, Gatmp Tolnt, Thoe carringo-toama mode a falr show, 'For (Mo Lest span of mores, O. Samplo, Morgan County, took tho bluo ribbon,’ sud Nelaort Olark, tho red. For geldings, Philip McCarinoy, Poorla County, 100k tho firat, and Goorgo Weedman, Farmer City, second promium, Beat femily maro or golding, first promium_fo 3, A, Tlchmond, Muckingw; second to Doniel ‘Whlie, Knox County, In tho' ewcopstako contest for ronde ster stallions, thora was & glorious displny. Sixteon handsome_sdimals woxc entered and spocded, James' Wadaworth, of Chicago, With his dappied groys, Silver Duke sud Major Graut, 00k the firat and_nccoid pro- miums, As yestorday Foported, tho oxhilition of hogs in thio fincst Soon for somostime, and though tho favor- ito Derkahires hold sway In numbirs, 1t (s notable thint the Chonter Whitea nro_ being restored to favor, Awsrds for tho host of tho Cheater Whites were mads to-dny to N, N, Jones, Normal ; David Leator, Lacon : 0. E. Kerchoval, and Chorles Bnoud, of '~ Joliot, To-morrow will Lo thy grand duy of tho'fair, and one of tho moat interosting contesis will o tho four-in- hand and the slx~in-band matches, The roccipta to- doy wero over $7,000 at the gidon, (AL kum belng about $1,000 more thun the third day’ receipta for tho Tnut fair, The numbor on tho ground to~dsy 18 cat— mated ut over $20,000, Clinton County (0.) Fair. Witamaton, O,, Bopt, 17.—The Olinton County Falr ia in projrss. Thero are nenrly 1,000 entries, and tho fAingst sliow of block ovar Buon &t & county fuif in Houthern Olio, SPORTING. Fast Time Mado by ¢ Occident? in Sacramento. BaonArETo, Cal., Hept, 17.—Tho racea at tlie Sac. rametito Driving-Lark to-lay wore attended by 10,000 peaplo, The frst race was for o purao of $3,000, and ‘was won by Tom I'urdy in threo stralght Leats, his heat time being 2:203¢ ; Moy Howard second, Doxter third, Occident thon started against timo for n purss of 81 Tlo mado thie quarter in 36) soconds, the balf * in 1104, ond finished in %10, tho best heat’ over trotted in Califors nia, Tho pocing raca which followed, for n pitrao of $1,000, was wou by Dan Voorheos iu three atrajght lieatw, Dofianco socond, Jn Brown third ; Leat time 240, Oceldont theu tried anothar mlle, wmuking the quarter in 35X seconds, the half in L0Y, sud tnished ju 2;182¢, i Nrw Yonr, Sept, 17 tuptics, 10, OBITUARY. M, v Arblay. Panis, Soph, 17,—M, F. D'Arbly, 8r,, s dead, rl of Minrdwicke, Tonnox, Bept. 17,—Tho Earl of 1ardwicke, Tord Livutcuant of Quabridgenduire, died to-dsy, ugoll T4, I o Tluse Dall—Nostons, 31; At THE CHTICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE FOREIGN. Livingstone Reported to Have Been Seen Last June, Prospect of a Conflict Between British and Spanish War Vessels, FRANCE. Pants, Bopt, 17,~Mr, Btornes, the English traveler, hea arrived horo. from Contral Africa, Lo roports that ho mot Dr, Livingstono Inst June, and paried with him on tho 1at of July, at which time tho Doctor waa in perfoot health, Tho numbor of deatha by cholora in this city, from tho Oth to the 14th fnnt,, ta 6flictally reported to bo 131, inntead of 10, na ncorrectly atatod In yestrday's dis- pateh, Offictal doonmonts communtoated yesterlay to tho Purls Acadomy of BMedicino oconfirm the roport that tho cholern provafla in Franco, At avre during the Inat month, out of 478 deaths, 110 “aroso from that malady, and st Rouen thoro atent rosont twonty doatha & day from thosamo causo, fio epldomia ia rapidly spreading tiroughout” Nor- mandy, RO SPAIN, Mapr, Sopt. 17.—Bonor Figuoras hins arrived, Aapnin, Sopt, 17.—In the Corten, the dobnto on the suspension of the siliings opened dywlcrdny, snd continued fo-dny, The minority trged that no ocons bo taken until tio now Constifution bad boen cou~ sidored. Tho polico have selzed coploa of Carllst nowspaporn clrculating in tho Oapital, The inaurgent frigatos lisve ngain salled from Car- tagons, this timo {or Agullas, thirty-soven milos din- | tant, £ colloct provisions. tho Natlonal Govornmont, and will resiat any attompt to lovy contributions, Tho British Admiral i thore, and promises tho Govornment that ho will provent tho inpurgont fleot from bombarding the town, Thorowas & sorlous rot yostordsy in Eetjs, pro- voked by tho Intransigonles. Many persoria’ woro Xlled and wounded, Tho muvlelpal loction fn Molaga yeaterday wna ationded with disorder and bloodshed, Thora was fghting at overal of the polling-places, and the riot~ Ing continued Iate Into the night. NDON, Sept, 17.—Privato ndvices contradict tho, London Timex' teport that the bombardment of Carta~" gena had recommaonced. 2 el Y WEST INDIES. TavAwA, Sopt, 17.—A meoting was held hore on the 15th inst,, at which tho varlons propositions for the abolition of slavery waroe discussed, It {s roported that tha planters of Gincovellas wanted (o adopt ex-Minis tor Morel's nixty year Emancipation Inw, nnd not- broach tho alave queation until tho Cuban deputics ‘woro sent to 8pain, but aa no election has or can fake placo during the fusurrection, the seitlement of tho question ia very indefinito, After cousidorable dis. slislon (o mesting onded without arriviog st say 7o- sult, — o GREAT BRITAIN. ToNDON, Sept, 17.—Steamera leaving this wack for New York bring numbern of delegates for the World's Evangelical Conference, to bo hold in thls city, Belgian firm has contracted for 2,600 tons of Wale worth iron. i LoxpoN, Sopt, 18.—8 5, m,—Calnes, iron merchan! of Liverpool, ina latter to tho prees, admits that iron may bo profitably purchesed in Now York for ship- ment to England “and says be is convinced that tho Amorican trade is to England, —_—— MEXICO. TnowseviLr, Texas, Sopt, 16,—Thero fs & rumor {hat Gen, Rocha, Commander-in-Chief of tho Moxican army, fs gotting up s revolution on lilw own account, Tochia has tho roputation of being tho best fighting wnu fn tho Mexican army, and if li rebels will hove plouty of followora. 1o 16 now at Zacatacas in com- mand of a lorge forco, nud {s suid to be in sympathy with thio malcontents of Saltillo snd Monteroy. [ T i AUSTRIA. b VA, Sopt. 17.—Tho King of Iialy arrived here. to-day, and was most cordially recolved by the Em- peror aud populace. ————— GERMANY. i Frangrout, Scpt, 17.—Carlist bonds ore quoted on) the Frankfort Boursa. FIRES. A Large Stock Barn in Wisconsin Burned-=Loss $30,000, Speciul Dispatch to The Chifeuno Tribune, MILWAUKEE, Sopt, 17.—The Sentinel of to-morrow will contain a speaial announcing the detruction of tho largo stock barn of I B, Sherman, at Spring=s Draok, obe mila from Burnott Junction, Tho bushling! was fired by Hghining and tho flames spresd rapldly. By dint of Dard labor, Bherman’s residence and mont of bis valuable stock was rescuied ; one large bull und two steors were burnicd to death, *Mir, Shorman paid $1,000 for tho bull when a year old. Three hundred tons of hay, 1,000 bushols of wheat, H00 bushels of oata, 400 buRlicla of barley, snd all of Mr. Shermun’s farming implements werv buruoed. The loss s esti- amated ot $30,000 ; (neured Iu tho Madison Butusl, North Afissouri, sud Continental Compauies for $16,600. A Rag and Paper Binzo in Philadel-, PhinesLoss, $15,000. Special Dispateh to e Chicaga Tribune, PHILADELPIIA, Sopt. 17.—A fire broko ont at 4:27 o'clock this oveningin thu fourth flat of & five-story brick butlding, Nos, 526 and 628 North strect, owned by Jeaup & Moore, rag and paper warchousemen, It {a belisved that thié firo originated {n o pilo of rags by apontancous combustion, Resldents in the vicinity at- tempted to extingnish §t by means of fire-buckets Dofore the arrival of firemon, but woro unuccessful, The building is complotely’ gutied, and at presont writing—11:90 p, m.—the fire still emoulders, Tots, $46,000, Tho stock is insured for §60,(00 and the building for $15,000, Both of tha firm are'in Lurope At Burnett, Wis, Bumeerr, Sopt, 1T—A barn belonging to I, B, Bhorman, i1 this township, was etruck by lightning this morning and consumed, Tho loss was $30,000; inaured for $16,500, in tho Continental, North Missouri, and Madison Mutual Gomponies, Cars Burned on the Great Western Roade. Hawrurow, Ont, Sept. 17.—A misplaced switch throw tho Now York Expreas frain on the Great Wesr torn Rallway from a frack at_ Stony Creek, this morn< ing, The engiue was ovorturned, and tho driver and firemon. badly injured. Two Ligs:gecsrs and one coach were burned. Baggago saved. PERSONAL. TUE OITT, Gov, Thad 0, Pound, of Wisconsin, is at the Gardnor. Cornelius Vandorbilt, Jr,, of New York, iu at the Blermon, ‘The Hon, Willism Jones, of Pittsburgh, 18 at the Sherman, ‘The Hon, Alvah Btrong, of Rochester, N. Y., in st tho Grand Pacific, Gen. 8, M, Brinkerhoff, of Springfleld, 1s at tho @rand Pacific, ‘Tho Hon, J. W. Bross, of Loulsville, Ey,, fs at the @rand Pacific, Licut, A, 8, Cummings, Fourth United States Artil- tory, 11 at the Garduor, Teury W, Storr, of Burlington, Carnea, of Sharon, Da., aud It, at0 at tho Garduor Tose, Charles Collins, Chief Engineer, and William Kline, Jr., Buperintendent of Tolegraphs of the Lake Bhore & ‘d[lchlgm Southorn Railroad, arrived in this city yes- ordsy. . Tho Hon, Soth Clark, of Wisconsin ; MsJ, O, F. Houso, of Doston; B, ¥, Lydo, of Manclieater : tho 1ton, 1, D, Babeock, of Cloveland, aud Maj, Ellls, of London, Eng. aro stopping at tho Grand Pacifio, Charles Payno, General Superintendont of the Lake Bhore & Michigan Southorn Railroud, togotlier with Lla Chief Engineor, Mr, Oburles Collins, went to Soutli Chicago yoalurdsy'to viow tho now lmprove- ments the Company bas Jatoly mado at that place, Mr, O, 0'Collaghan, of No, 660 Btate streot, wishes tho person who was present at tho timo of the ruilroad acciuunt on Twonty-sccond street, on tho 24d jnst., to make lumuelf known, No blamo attaches to him, &nd he will confer a fuvor on tho family by sending his namo and address to the above, Tho Uon. Q. O, Jobuson, of Washington, D, O3 Honry Wray and family, "of Hooululy, Handiich Tulunds; tuo Hon, ¥, 0. Wilson, ot Windsor, Conn, ; @, 3, Munros, of Boston; tho Jlon, A. B, Hall, of Houaton, Toxna; R, I, Stovens, of Buffao; J. X, Delano, of 8t, Faul, and tha Hon. M, A, Delano, of Luko Birperior, aro reglatored a¢ tho Sfierinan House. Tho Toy. 'T', J, Butlor, D, D, 5 shining ght in the Romun Catholio Church, who hins Mved fu thin clty Bearly ttonty et wil feavo this weok for Burope to be gono oighit or ten months at least, Tho Rovorend Doctor will bo remembered as tho Chap of Mulll. gaw's Brigado during tho war, with whom hio shared all the dangers and privations of tha cawmpaigna, Ho gapucta to" Vit ths. well-kuowa Dr, Gocclus, “of paig. Towa; James . Darry, of New York, DY TELEGRAPH, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. 1t fs anuounced this ovoniug by the sitonding physi- clang, that Wilder Fontor, membor of Cougreas from this District, i fast aioking to doath, 1o bes residod twonty-ive Jears oF mare fu this conimunity, and was one of {ts leading uud wealthiest mercl iy and & much belaved eitizen, T waa olocted to thio lint Cone gress to flll & vacanoy cansed by the election of ‘Thomna W, Ferry {0 thie Uuliod Blates Bonato; wod ro-electad {o'thio procout Coiigress Iaat Novembor, eecolving over two-thirds | the votea cast, or about 10,000 wajority, 1o roceutly roturnod from a threo wbuths! abecrico at Avon Springs, N, ¥,, Baratogs, and_tho nvashore, whore ho hud'beon nooking im- proved hiealth, 1o continuod growing worso from & complioation Of & chironio malady, e huw now taken final loave of Lifw tawlly, s los will o soverely folt bore and in this part of Michigan. New Youx, Sopt, 17,—Olarles Dradlaugh, the English sgitator, arrived to-day, Drxves, Col,, Bopt, 17.—Annte Dickinson, accom- paulod by Prof, Heydan and party, walked to the sum« “Chis ‘town Is faithful to | ' Btates anrvey. ;- THURSDAY, -SEPTEMBER 18, .1873. mit of Tong's Peak, Saturday, tho 13th, making tho ancont In threo hours and ten minutes, Lonpox, Bopt. 17,—Ifenry Bonvorio and Williara Brand, Bpenker of tho British_Touso of Comtmonn, nd hfs family, will snil for tho United Blales ou Sat~ urday, to reniai two months, NAWIVILLE, Hopt, 17.—Tho Ion, Fred Douglas ar~ rived hor Loty "ol deliver on addres ot tio colored Blato ¥alr to-mnorrow, MIBOELLANEOUS, John 'T. Wilnan, n salary-grabber of the loet Con- frvm\, from Oljo, has ‘been appointed Cousul to broutun,—which placa ia one of tho bost, 1n oo dintrict of Minnesota tho Ropublicans havo nomlnated Georgo W, Jencdict, of tho Sauk Ttapiils Sentanel, for the Btate Bennte, and M, 0, Russoll, of tho Brafhord Zrbune, for the Honso, An Engliel Journal statea thot tho Baronosa Bur delt-Contta and Mr, Ooulthurs, senfor partnor in Coutte’ Bank, have each glvon £16,000 to forma fumd for tho widows aud orplins of tiiose who dio in tho omploy of tho bauk, Tho wealthiest man {n Rtusnla, excepling a vory fow of tho nobility, i M, Btefglitz, merchaul and bunlkor, who retired o fow yents siuca from business, having accumulatod $50,000,000, Qommodoroe Vanderblit in satd to bo ono of tho cor~ pul’llorn of the Illincls Btock-Brocders' Aseociation, "Tho Tock Taland Unfon thinks 1€ tho othor corporators can fead stock ns well ae the Commodoro ean waler it, the coterpriao will provo most succossful. The ITon, Wildor D, Fostor arrived homo, in thisclty, thin morning, Wo regrot to_announco that his hosith 1n quito poor, nnd his physiciana proscribe rest snd imuninity £rom tho cares of businoes for tho pressuts 11is many frionds will thorefor refrain from making tho calls that would, under other circumatances, bo DIONL gEalefuly roséived.—Grand Japids. Zagle Septe A dispateh printed elspwhoro reports ho denth from ollow * fover, at Key Weal, of Liout.-Commander A, . Mitehell, of tho United Blates Yeasel Uawuco, Corn: mander Mitcholl wan acitizen of Monmouth, in 'this Slate, where his mothor and other members of the fumily still reside, and was a ncphiow of Judgo T, J, Bitcholl, of this city, Though still a young inan, he l»qnud With distinotion during the war—Quincy (il pia. ‘Womon are beginning to tako an nctive part In poll~ tica, Last yenr, Matlkdn Flotclior was by far the mont effective speaker tho Ropublicans hiad in Towa, Aud now Julla Garrotaon, 60 to speals, i3 * knocking tho focks off all tho Grango orators. Bho spoak from tho eamo platform with tho Mastor of tho Natlonal Grange, and according to roports, beals bim ovory tisno.—Burlington Hawk-Evs. NEW YORK. An Exciting Doy on the Stock Exe chnnge. Spectal Dispatch ta The Chicapo Tribune. New Yonx, Sopt, 17,—~The boars held high carnival in Wall strect to-dsy. With tho opening of busi- ness on oxchanges, thoy began tho clrculation of doleful rumors of woro (than ordinary calsmities throughout tho sirect, Impend- ing follures of oxtrsordinary magnitudo wera myaterinnly hinted nt eatly in tho morning, but 0 postiivo dotalls conld bo gleahed, As the day woro * on, however, namos of several raflroad companies bo- camo linked with the evil rumors,aud reports of the failuro of thelr promoters wora freoly clrculated whero thoy could do most hurm, New raflrond companten, with incompleto or freshly comploted roads, wera'florcely pusaulted, and with gront offect in tho stock markot, Tho rumora of tho provious day in relation ta the negotiations of tho Chi- esgo, Rock fland & Pacifio Ralirond with tho Canada Southorn Rallrond_woro revived, and it was freoly assortod {hat tho former liad loancd largo amounts 0f moncy to tho Intter in order to en- ablo it to pursuo tho work of construction, This ru- mor, however, was_ofliclally denied by tho ofticers of both' companles, Each rumor soemod to grow na it proceeded from mouth to mouth, ond tho goneral result was o feoling of dopression and diatrust, evon In tho minds of tho most sanguine, Tho moro conservativo worc at firat. disposed to dikbeliove, but oft-told_stories of ulslioucaty and diaster proved too much for thefr logic, Whtnover a public spirited bull vontured to speak of tho glorions futuro of tho areat Ropublic, ho was mot with tho familiar details of tho ruin of the Brooklyn Trust Company, oit; defolcationy arsont of City Trensurer Spragds an Tun accomplfce, Rodman, the fajlurs of tho New York Warchouso & ‘Socurity Company ombarassment of lersre, Skiddy and Gondy, entangloment of tho Mis- sourl, Kaunon & Texnn Rafltoad, sispension of Konyon, Coz & Co., and tho troubles of ‘tho Canada Soutiiorn Rajlway, 1f tho bull, in ou enthushstic aud prophetio outburet dwolt upont the govd time coming, ho was sflenced by tho hard loglo of facts of tho danioraliza~ tion provailing, At about nuon It bocamo gonorall known that tho Now York & Oswego Midln uliroad Company was in (rouble, It was nuscrted ot Grorga Opdsko Co., who wore its fluancial ngonts, bad suspended, or wero about to do o, Inquiry developed tho fact that tho construction and equipment paper of the Compauy bad gouo to profest, but thnt Guorge Opdyko & Co. hind not guaponded, 'tud wore doing business ou usual, though groatly sunoyed by tho rumors in_circulation. about them, On the strength of tho alloged ombar~ rassments of Geo, Opdyko & Co, and formal rotesting of ' Now York Onwego Tidland Rafiroad, thoro waa & goneral rush to sell storks by frighténcd iolders, o depression waa vigoroualy assisted by the porslstont Lasmmoring of tho bears, who fairly Jumpod upon tho matket. Amid tho most intense excitement prices docliued from Ty por cent, Erio declined from 87 10 652 + Harlom from 128 to 127} ; New York Central from 1003¢ to 99 ; ex, div, Lake Shore from 01 to 904 3 Northwest from’ 673 to 60; R. L from 102y to 100% ; 8t, Paul, from 45X( to 413’3 Weatern Union, from 89 lo 873 ; Pacie Mail, from 433 to 41%. As usual, Juy Gould syas supposed to bo tho instigator of tho whole movement, 1o is supposod o be short of the gencral stock markot, with perbaps the exception of Northwestern asud’ Bt Faul. It wil be observed fhst tho leavlest doclino has been in thoso stocks, which Lo s supposed to be carrying, It ia belloved, however, that A, Gould hns Iargoly profited by tho daclino in atocks, and that if ha lost mouey by bulling gold, ho haa retrioved his lossea Dy skitiful manipulation of the stock markot, T the Aesociated Pres New Yoni, Sept, 17.—The wifo of tho Rav, Mr. Wiswell, of 8t Jolin's Cliapol, in this city, us sued hor husband for tho portion of Ner proporty which ho han convertud to hin owi ueo, Shyrls the duughter of the Into Bishop Borriau, of Trinity Church; was worth 10,000 when who was married, aud charges Wiswoll with robbery and tufidelity, MICHIGAN. Proccodings of tho State Constitu= tional Convention. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune. Laxsixg, Mich,, Hopt. 17.—~The expediency of mak- ing sdult women eligiblo to any oftico {n tho Btato 18 to bo inquired into, State boundarica are mors expllcitly defined, in accordanco with Capt. Crammnor's United Provielons are added to the article on railroads, prohibiting stock-watering, and requiring such arraugements as will cnablo tho amount of capital stock, numes Of owners, smount of bond and other {ndobledncss, and smount of property and msscts, fo bo nscortaincd at any thme. ~ Alengthy debate was had on tho position of th{ State Senatorisl districts, tho Commission fually recommending tho division of tho State into sixteen districts, with two Senators from cach, one golng out every_two years, Tho Commisslon blso_consldered Mr, Risley’s proposition to limit to spocial log- islation about thirty subjects already tele- wraphod. Somo of it was stricken out, and some dis— Tosltion shown to kill tho wholo sectlon, but the Com- mission finally adjoutrned without voting., Tho Come nisaion Wil probably” Alels Work 1 tea daya of two ‘weoks, —_— BURNED TO DEATH. 3Mra, Catherine Elmors, wife of Andrew Elmers, of No, 1206 Prairie avenuo, was burned to death in her house yesterdsy morning, Bhe was found dead by Bomo noeighbor. Bhe wau about 00 years of nge, Tho Coroner will hold an fuquest to-duy, BASQUENTHAL’S CUNDITION. tasquenthal, tho violim of fho Baturday night tragedy, Ia sald to bo much mproved, and yesterday walked orotnd the room, Mis physiclaus say, how- over, that L4 condition {8 very procarious, Thero i 1o cluo, us yob to hix ansallunts, —_— STEAM-NAVIGATION, PrurApELTI, Hopt, 17.—1ho second annual Gone vontion of thie Natlonal Board of Stenm-Navigation ot to-dsy ot Continental Iull, and wan calld to ordor by President Thomas Bherlock, of Olneinnati, gates aro prosent from Now' York, Mass s, Majuo, Now Jersoy, Missourl, Indlara, Ieutucky Oulo, Pennsylvania, Gonneetient, and Maryland, an othurs aro on tho why, o Convention ndjourncd uu- til oveniug, husof The Wenlth of Ponnsylvania, From the Philadelphia Bubietin, Mr. Thomas J. Bigham, Commissioucr of Sta- tlatics of this Btato, has propared, in advanco of bis annual roport, o very inlorpsting tabulated statoment of the **wenlth, taxation, estimated, and truo valustion and public indebtodness of Pennsylvanis,” From this we learn that tho ng-' grogate nusosnod vulue of renl estate in all the countlos fs ©1,037,798,844, and tho nssossed valuo of personal property £85,609,420; munk- ing tho total assessed valuo of proporty of both kinds, $1,172,068,077, Tho Com- missloner, howover, asserts tho woll-known faot that {nla fictitions value is vory muoh less than the actunl valuo, and he has attompted, upon his own rcupmmlblmy, without hay- g positive data “with which to work, to .unsvt an approximation to the roal value, I'ho reelilt thus seoured places tho real und por sonal ottato of Ponusylvunin at $8,476,831,851, Mr, Bingham informs us that * in's fow coun- tlos,—in Chostor, Dolawaro, and Krie, and mens- urably in Monigomoryand Philadolphiia,—the as- wonsod oreditably spproschos tho real valuo, while in others the unsossod is shambfully below tho coeh value ; in ono county, Luzorne, it i only one-fourtconth. ‘o tho ronl nfd porsunal estato of Philadelphin ho attributos an actual volue of 81,023,040.804, The mext largost amount s given to Alloghony, which has 265~ 600,023, Luzqrue comung iu third, with 163,~ 700,078 ; T.auncaster fourth, with $127,078,488 § Borks fifth, with !‘12.‘!,017,'233 3 Schuylkill sixth, with 847,076,666, and Choster sovouth, with 203,406,009, —_— C/ESARISM. Comments of the Londdn Times: London (Sept, 13) Disnuteh tothe New York Herald. The London Times, in 1ls eauo to-day, troats the sibjoct of Cirrarism [n Amerlcs edilordally, using tho argumont that n clango in tho syatbhi of clocting " tho Presidont of tho Unitod Btates would be a grest reform, and ought to be wel- como o tho poopln, It posaihle, am n means of effccting tho oxtinction fu Amcrica of & systom of colis siant reolectlon of the Execitiva and Jts attendant cvlls, inasmuch o4 tho_prescuit plan fals to reouro to tho community tlio benefiia which woro sxpeotod from 1t, or fnvolves tho presonca of ovils greator than thoso which it was framod to provont, Tho writer goes on to any : ' Wo eannot bo surpriss ed that a timoshonld coma whon George Washington's oxumplo I refusing threo Tronldoutial torma_should bo called fu_question, aud whon the people of tio United Binton may bo nwked to oxpross by third voto oxcoptional contidonce in Gen. Grant. 1t sppears from onp Amorican correapondent’s apocini lettor that Gen. Grant 4s uot unwilling, snd that bis friondn, who aro ‘cager for much rosult and azo prossing his por- sonal clafms to tho houor, aro considorable Lotli in numbors and influotlco, To him belongs tho crodit of having out’ down tho .Iate ro- bellion against the Union, and tho man who oa thme maved the country will bo taken by saany Americans lo bo prosumably {ho fitest person to govern it Thero can b no donbt that tho clection of Prealdent Grant to a third torm of oftico may Liave {inportant conasquences ; consoquencos not infend by thoso who Liave suggahtod it. A third Preaidential torm may be followed by & fourth, and tho losno of power may again be ronuwed until it {a terminated ouly by tho falling health or thotormination of the lifa of {ho holdor of tho oflico, 1t may woll come in thia way to bo an_underntood Ibing that tho American Prosldont shall bo clected for life, and thot his ro- Cloction, taken at tho end of each four yoars of tha’ poriod, will bo moroly mominsl, or, at most, uwsd A mafeguard oganst tho perpes {rticn of any senndnioun abino of powar, It would Yo a groat and important chiange, i£ this weroto ocours ono thist would not fall to largoly infiuenco tho general stato of palltics in Amorica, ‘Thoro aro many ways in plich It might apponr desifablo, iTho rale whioh has Dboon hitherto fullowed Lna, cortainly, not worked o woll that thoro would soemn t0 bo 10 room for {mprove- mont, Elections, withoiit Uil in number, from the conduct of which thio betler portion of socloty 18 ox~ cluded, ara not 5o great o pusiic good in thomaelvos that wo should wish them to bo preserved in the spirit ms in the lotter of tho wishes of their foundors, Wo may dlsmiss the notlon {liat despolim would bo fikely to result from porpetual ro-cloction of the American President, al- though this was o real terror fo tho minds of the Rovolutionary hieroos who liad just emnncipated them= solves from the rulo of a King, The only quostion would bo whother tho new custom of Prosidentlal tens uro would tend fu nny dogreo to curd tho ovils of the old ¢ whelhior tho process of eloctlon would by prer whon tho uitimato prizo would bo greater and better worth contendlug for, With all theso weapons of argument all must dopend upon tho manner in which any change in the proscnt systom in worked, 1tmay increaso tho existing corruption, so far a8 such & change in tho Americsn Prosidontisl clection systom fa possiblo, It moy, and Wo beltovo it moro likely would, bo beneficial, both in it immediatosnd more romoto consoquences, Tt would bo likoly to socuro to tho pooplo of tho United Slates the morvices of bottor men and to rendor the process of_thoir appolntinent to offico less degradiny to thomsclves and all concernod in {t. Tho dotalls o an Amorican Trosidontial cloction are read on this aido of tho Atlantio with amusoment and diagust, and thioro aro many ovideticea which go to show that thoy ara looked on in much tho eame way in America, It would bs_worth whilo to try s plan which could do littlo hiarm aud might do muoh good. It i thia slunplest pian of rofortn whick was ovor cizslod aut oF suggeatod.” OWNERSHIP IN WOMEN. Iigginvon Keplics 1o ¥olland, nnd Demands Revolvers for BBoth Sidess From the Woman's Journal, Dr. Holland's acticlo in Scribner's Monthly would scou at first to be o simple ronssortion of the old, blind, brutal, Oriental dooctrine of woman's _subjoction. Dut tho truth is that noither Dr. lolland nor suybody else in this ago—not oven Mr. Fitzjamas Stephou—holds truly and consistoutly to this chnttel-thoory of ownorship, At ony rate, all through this Scribner articlo ruus a contusion of ideas, Ho trios bonestiy to vindicato chattel-ownership, but, it seems, when it comes to detaily, that what no calls ownership is moroly oxclusive poss scssion, Most advocates of woman-suflrage would sgreo with him in claiming this as the husbaud’s right. They would only differ from Lim in ossorting it ‘as tho wifé's right also. Thoy would mako it reciprocal, Thoy would not assert, ns he supposes, that tho wifo bhad a right to cnrr{ out ~her own plaus oud pursnits, irrospective of ‘the sncred duties of mothorhood;” and that ‘*‘the man who should expect such a sacrifico at tho hands of the wifo™ (as to do those duties faith- fully) “is regarded as o tyrant or a brute.” Nover yot, in all my knowledge of this move- ment—nud it cortaiuly includos, like oll new movements, some erratic peoplo—did I hear any of its advocates say anything so monstrous. What the Woman’s Journal at least has always advocated has beon ulmp!{ thig, that while woman had lier special and inevitablo duties, distinet from man's, in lifo, sho should be her own judgo within Her_own' sphero, as man in his; sud that in ll the yast realm which thoy have in common, thoy should be equally freo. That, indecd, the ownership of woman by man should not be a oue-sided, but a mutual and ro- ciprocal, ownorship; not as the brain owns and controls the body, but as_brain and heart own and control cach othor. This was the fiue sym-~ bol adopted by Swedenborg, who was, if I may ‘venturo to say 80, & profounder thinker than Dr, Holland, " 4 Phere is no true, pure woman living who, whon she gives herself away, doos not rejoice in the ownersbip which makes her forever the prop~ orty of ono mau." Thus Dr. Holland; but the reader looks in vain down the page to Beo what vow the man takes. Doos he enter intono ex- clusivo bonds? Doos hanot sign his lovo-lot~ Lers, aa she hers, ** Yours forever,” or * Yours til deth,” (sic), according to tho dogreo of ro- mance or orthography in tho partiea? Doos not oven tho Chureli, though it pledges her to obey (tho more's the pity), also pledge him, forsaking all others, to cleavo fo hior alono? And this is ownarship, mntunl, recipracal ownorship. Once grant the perfect reciprocity, and few ndvocates of woman suffrage will ask for more. ‘T'he defoct of Dr, Holland's argument, then, is that his good heart and good sense aro bettor than his creed ; and that though he tries to bo & dospot, in his theory, ke turns out in his argu- mouts to bo meroly a good husband, with a propor projudico in favor of monogamy, Thera 18 no objection to most of what ho says, but only to his forgetfulucss of the other half, which Lo should huve snid. This is truo even whon e maintaivg tho right of an iujured husband to use firo-arme. Heo should bave romomboered that ““the ideutification of lifo and destiny,” which ho proclaims, should equally entitla tho wife to the same protection, 'I'he Woman's Journal, at sny rato, in bound to see fair play, *Shoot away," it 1ny justly say to Dr. Holland’s imag- inary cnu’)ln “'go long ns each sido hns & ro- volvor. This stipulation, ot least, it has a right to make, For my own fi“" though no apecial friend of divorco, I think oven that prof- orable, as a remoedy, to manslaughtor. But as & friond of oquality, I can st least claim that both modes of curo should be faitly open to both parties. . Snakes Within Snakes. Whoover opens the New Haven Palladium now-a-days roads of sonebody who has openod a snake, Hero is tho Jatoat; it 1 apparontly in- surpussable : Having scon ina lato issuo of your paper a commnnication concerning the habits of the snako, written on tho 31t of August by Mr. B, J. Hull, of Woodbury, T desira to uy that his statement is certuinly o credible one, for my own experience within tho prosent year haa beois similar, but evon _moro wondorful than his, On tho 18th of Inst July I was in my cornfield at worl, and had aceasion to remove quite & lnrge stono, which 1 did with quite an offort, As soon as this had boen dous, my dog commonced bark- ing quite florcely. 1 commonced digging in the uncovored ground with my hoo and ina fow minutos pulled out tho largost black snnke Ievor snw. I strack the snake with tho back of my hoe, and out of its month ran one black snako about oighteon inches long, and one milk sunke thirteon inobes long, Istruck the socond black sunko and out of its mouth ran four striped wunkes, ouch nbout ten inchoes long. I then struck tho mllk snake, which my dog had been guarding, and out of {ts mouth ran two stripod suakow, cach of which was cight inches long. Out of curjosity I out the original blagk snake opon, and foundiu it ton eggs, ono ground mole aud ono small bird, ‘whiol 1 tools to bo n wron, I can furnish proof to confirm my statoments if nocessary, That snakes prn})ugum their specios y laying oggacan admit of no quention, Re- spootfully yours, J. B, Woon, Buwaxitixrros, Sopt, 8, 1873, — o e A Californin fMurdorer, From the Sacramento lice, In 1859, in Bucrumeonto, one Poter Motz foll in love with Maria Rupp, who rejooted hls addross- oy, and Petor, when his loyo was turned to linte, asassinatod lor. o was proved guilty and uoutoncod to tho Btate Triwon for life, aud is thoro yot, tho oldest inbabitant within ity walls, In theso long, dreary yoars of confinement he has not broken one prison rule—thoro fs not on tho boolks o single mark against him, Io Las bad for many years chargo of tho fire-waod, and Liny boon 8o eatoful of the Slato's interost as to savo hor wuch money, o is 60 years of ago, faithful and harmloss a8 & man can bo. and, it ho hind boon nentonced for twenty-five yoars, his conduot would have entitled him to a dischargo now. Bomo of his aequaintances in Sacramento proposo to mova toward hls pardon, and, if they ovor hope to gain his freedom, tho offort must soon bo made, — Another Miracle Deciared. g Tho Paris Univers sanys tho oxtraordinary favor accorded to n young girl at Blois, who was » donf mute from hor hirth, but was made whola at Lourdes, hias beon thosubject of an Epiacopal inquiry, A commission wan appointed to inves- tignto'tho miracle on the lnllowlflfi hoads : The past and prosont state of the child, and tho course of curo; whother moauns or clrcum- stancen purely natural might have brought about the result; the conditions necossary to mako tho curo o miracle; whether, in tho prosont ¢6do, tho rosult shown should he con- slderod o8 o miracls propor, or as onoof thoso surprising favors whiclt the Olurch {8 not ac- cnstomed to rogard as miracles, and which it tanges dmong the oxtraordinary biessings of heaven, After long aud minuto investigation, on oath, tho Commission hns givon in its opinlon that tho curo is rnallg a miracle. Tho Bishop, ¢onsidoring ol tho facts, has deolarod that il muat be 80 regarded. DEATHS. B e~ e BAKER-Wodnosday evoning, Bept. 17, Annle Ellza, wifoof Wrn, T. Hakor, d Notico of fhmoral horoattor, FYFE-In this city, Janot A«, wifsof Gea. Fyfo, sgod 43 yonrs and 8 mouths. SRl SMITII-At Gonovs, L, Bept, 16, 18673, Hattlo T Bmith, daughtor of J. Miiton and Almoria It, Bmith, of tuburculosle, a and_ 1 daye, 1 month, LOST AND FOUND. LOST—GHA\VL—LI\',I"[‘ IN A WABASI-AV, BTAGE Roing south about§ p, m,, 17th inat., & ltfl%;)fifov man reppod shawl, Liboral roward for ita return’ R AT ¥'00., 160 Btatost, [ OST TUESDAY, ON EAST MADISON.ST., X Lt “chain bragolos 3¢ tnot wido. Tho findor will be i{bor- ally rowardud by 14a¥ipg tho samo ab 408 Wost Madison-te OST—ONE TRUNK, CONTAINING OIOTHING, il o suttably rowhrdeds - BORTAM BROR: & G0- T 0BT A PAOKAGE OF PATEUS CONTATNING X on sharon capital siock, In my Dazios i Wost, Uhlefiu‘"hnd ‘Company. Tbo’tdor will ba rowardod on bringin any. Jorally aamo to my offico, }eom 6, "Ashiand blook, oornor of Handolph and Olark-stas GEORGL WILLARD. OBT_DAY BIARK, FROM PABTURE, IN LA« Ballo County ;laal hoard trom was coming towards Gl pavin on'noar hind log, somo saddlo marks on ‘A Mooral rovard tar intusmation loadiag to hurro- ‘Address JAMES FOWLER, 25 Arciios-av. T.O8T-A LARGE XMETHYET RINCG, TUESDA night, on Wontworth-av., botwoen Thirty-firat Kouauf . Lilioral raward will be patd foriia roturn to 1% Stata-at., THOMABON'S, [ OST-BETWKEN MADISON ZND CONGRESS. sta,, on Wabauhnv., walking-cans, obony, w T, ety part abont 16 Lnehos Lang s Food rawend. PLN. NOVER B Watnaheans oo OST_ON ARUNRI NOAD, NEAR BUMMIT, A bay mare 6 yoars old, thin In flosh, Iarge hm\d:wnlfh- aTout 1, by staall atar i [orohiond, WHiita mark. on hind Togs, gallod on nook; nowly shod 1h fraot and smooth ba- bind 1 iadon luathor haitor with rops shank, A Mboral for rotarn, of aald maro or. Tantion whoro ano in. A PIPAR & GOy, 16 Fallor.st, TRAVED OR BTOLEN-A TALL DAY MORSIZ; left oyo lind; will roward i¢ whoroabonts aro givon. TANESUHASE, No. 403 Houths Hnlstod-sie QTOLEN-3t0 REWARD-SEPT. 13, 8 O'OLOOK, P mhlswrm mare, fmyurl olfl,bgb hllaudl‘“zfllll, uaro "box i SR , “Rockiord s body pathtod datk grean, with lottor O “én cach sido: topy bood, and apron marked Crossman & Co., No.10. Hunning gear palatod dark rod with llght stripg: Ay person foturning lis saras "o giving any information (hab will Tead to its Tecovery will racolvo. tho above roward. OROSSMAN & [ 414 to 418 Wost Randolph-st. -2 REWARD_LOST, ON MONDAY AFTER- ?x' e e esodiata 3 Tho abovo Toward will be pald for Foturn 10 our olica, OANFILLD & MATTESON, No.60 LaSalle-st. ?25 NEWARD STOLEN OFF THE PRAIRIE, b o o artlolt's ma from noar Wes xa-av, and Evauscst., 00 Setur- Iast, four miich cows, aud a hojfor about 16 months . & dhrk-rown with 8 \hito steipo alonk hor baok: ou OF tho cowa was whito: alio was tho smalisstof {ho coma: Sho woni wra‘ipnt bty With tho top of e slgh hora off; third was rod and wbilo: (ho fourth was o heavy cow, daicucgei solor, "Wk waltsapots”on hor houidors an flank. b d will bo pald 10 auy puraon glv- i o any ‘tormation of thom, PATIOR. HOLG- N, o, Ts Fisk REWARD-STOLEN ON THE 18TH INST,, from our barn, ono by horag, 15 hands high) welght about ®0 pounds, whito star in forchoad, blac! mane, with white collar marks also rubhortrimmod har- noss, ‘and top_yatoh-box buggy, J "owur o, mnkors, Uhicago, marked ourear axio; aiso bluo and white stripolap tobo. Tho bova raward, will Lupaid lor ihe roturn of tho proverty, or for any information that i Joad s rocorary. . B. . DANFOITLL & 00., 300 and 203 Michigan-st. HORSES ANR&@RRI%GES- TION BALT OF TROTTERR, NOAD.HORBRS, e renohe onter: WA b sola ta the Diiheat. bid: oF for cash, without limlt of rosorve, on Thursday,Sopt. 18, 1683, w13 o the Gunalia Stablos, oppasi the si¥ion ifulliing, Miohigauav. ; O trol goling Fddy March (fofmerly Gold LoaD), can Trown mara Lady Kuox; osn trob in 2:50, or botter; 7 AUCTION SALES. ! WL, A BUTTERS & 00., Real Estate and General Auctioneers, 15 & 17 3AN’DO}.PI—I-ET. LARGE STOCK OF Ready-Made Clothing, ling Goods, Wool ani Cassimero Hast, D eoles, otoe, oto.r AT AUUTION: bhr b dn, Hopt. 18, at 9lg o'dlack, atour Balosrooms, Nos. T TndoRe . BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneors. HUMBOLDTPARK 8 RESTDENCE LOTS Pengeots Subdivision OF TXH North half of Block 3, fn Borden's Subdivision of. the north half of the sontheast quarler of Section 36, 40, 13, AT ATTUCTION, On Thursday Afternoon, Sept. 18, 0t 3 o'ol'ky, in Room 4, Hawloy’s Building, 144 and 146 Doarborn-t., oor. Madison, 12 Lots fronting on California-av,, 94 Lots fronting on Fairfield-av, 19 Loty fronting on Washtenaw-av,, South of Courtland-st., north of the Chicago ‘| & Pacifia Railrond, only half a blook from depot, cor, of Californin & Bloomingtoh-nva. agro?nrwinloun«sd o fow blocks east of the Boulevard, and only two bloaks north of Humboldt Park, and is regarded us dostra- blo as any in this vicinity. Itis nccosaible b; Milwaukoo Plank Road and the Ohicago Pacific Railrond. SALE PEREMPTORY. THRMBS : One-quarter oash, balance 1, 3, ond 3 yoara. ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & 00., Auctioneora, Regulor Saturday's Sale HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tioh Parlor and Ohamber Suita, Carpots, Orockery, B ding, ota. Also, 8 pisnoforty xood instenmonts, AT ATCTION, On Saturday, Sept. 20, at 912 a.m, 4t our salesrooms, 16 and 17 Randolph-at, 1 ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionowrs. 4-STORY & BASEMENT Marble Front Store, AND LOT, NO. 222 WABASH-AV.,, AT AUCTION, On Monday Afternoon, Sept. 22y At 3 o'clook, on tho Premises. For particulars sco WM. A. BUTTERS & 0O., Real Estato Auctloneors, 14 and 146 Dearborn-ste By C. C. THAYER & CO., Roal Estato Agonts and Auctionsors. GREATSALE yoars old. Tiack goldtog Wabash, 8 yoars old; can trobin 2,60, or or. b i!lulr golding Wolf Gomb, 7 years old; can trotin 3:50, or ttor. 'z‘;f'f-?ul jlding Addison, 6 oara olds trota o 820, Iay golding al‘Tender, 6years old; tru! 3 Ono falr sorrol horsos, 6 yuara old, 18 tands Bigh; osn trot in 4 minutes. Ono paie of vory, atslish black horsas, 7 yours old: 10 hiigh; ona of tho fincst paira i tho Biato, Ono vory fiuo saddioand harnuss pony, 18 hands high, Eight othors ; good singlo and doublu drivers. UCTION SALE OI 1ORSES, WAGONS, AND at tho Hxobango Stabic, 123, Michiiganav., bt. 20, ab 10 o'elock. Avotion salon ovot i Bntueder, o on your stook 1 you want them sold. . MIORTON, Auotionao, CAT-LOAD OF RXTRA-LARGE HORSES R | colred and for s ‘alao oraos In grost ving s ov o gnarantaod o ECT6 Btnfosne IMEADLEY & WILLS, ¥INE_ASSORTMENT OF OATITAGES, PHAK tous buisln ote., atcost for thirty daynat 526 and TAGETORSES — A PAIR__OF carrisgo-toam, color bay, n bo soon at Marris' stablo, Qught to suit any ono. AT AUCTION, OF Gloice Acre Property LOCATED 1§ Vincennes Road Addition, Washingtou Heighis, 10 ACRES IN XRUEGER'S SUB., FRIDAY, Sept. 19, at 12 o'clock m., At Salesroon, 186 East Madison-st., By C. ¢. THAYER & CO,, Real L R F g ety Estate Auctioncers. T{'0it SALE—10 110RSES LEFT, MUST BE SOLD. | Wo will soll as abovo, without rosorve, Block 7, containe, Prico, #10, $60, 875, 885, B100, 125, A8 Woat Mon- | Ing 64 noros; Bloalt 8, containiug 11 acces: Llock 14, cone rog-at.Don't fall'ta call beforo you buy. falutig 10 x'lf."l"\’:xl llll‘llnck 15, cll»&{.:‘lullnx :,‘.‘(huu\'nvrll & FRD=) n Vinco it Addition, & subdlvision of the W & o O e oty ad od orsose alWage | 5223 of See. 1857, i, adieining tho culcbrated Mogan % i i . subd o JolgBiants S Had T Wos Lakoat: BIENICH | ESE SR ho tat Dhsle, ek arg ol nubiriged, o & YROWN. gollant_markotablo condition. Will also sall 10 acres, FOR BALE_THRET-QUARTER SIZE SQUARE | boing Blocks, Keuogur's Sub, X (8A(of Soc, w0, 31, Tlo ‘Toad-wagon (Coan & Tonbrooko make), soveral bust. | fronfing north'on Lyons-av. Al ‘of ‘fiila proporty lids i Toes buggIve, and sacond-hand top-buggles, PENNOY- | the immodiato vicinity of dopots and tho_splondid ime B BITAW £7C0% 35 and 1 Wabssiear. Provamonts that aro bolng raado at Morgan Pack, JFORSALE_WAGON HANINESS, OARTIARNESS asddlos, bridlos, surcinglos, currycombn, brushos, oto. Govornmont Goods Dopot, 195'and 197 Lake'st. OR SALR—A FINKE DASIIAW HORSE, WITH Toad wagon, harnoss, %o, ; rig comploto; very choap, ‘Addross X 67 Pribuna ofifco, F_on BALE OR TXCIANGIE FO DIAMOND—. ‘boautitul whito mato § yoars old, sound, gontlo, and Yory ntylisi,_ Addreaa A %, Tribuno offico, [FOR SATE-ROOKAWAYH, PHALIONS, SLIDE op and opon bu ‘wagons, %0, at 10w Driooe, AL And 2 South Olfutonate TD. HiLLy 0T SALE—HORSE AND PIAETON: GOOD FOR {amilly, Addross ¥, 40 Wabsshear. VW ANTED_T WANT TO HIRE A LIGHT EXPRESS agon for 84 por wook. Addrcss A &, delbuno TERMS OF SALE--On blocks in Vincenuos load Ad- ditlon, ono-fourth cash, balanco in one, two, and throa ears, at 8 por cont fntorest: and on biocks in Kruegor's Ellb.. one-third cash, balanco in uno and two years, at§ por cent intorost, 5. O, THAYER & CO., Real Estato Auctioncers, 185 East 3adison-at, By ELISE);I’& FOSTER. No. 119 South Green-st. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Shles. AT ATCTION, 'ANTED—-OHEAP TFOR OABII, A LIGHT OPEN i ¢ i et o oro b o | Tuurstay Horaig, St 16, 10 o'l ANTED—A GOOD BUGGY, WOULD LIKE TO pay in part or wholo i arohttéctural drawings. Ad- BUGGY, Tribune ottico, 110 5outh Greonat,, conslcd g‘;‘&"{’flls{"flL':frffl?%f'fi'n'n’fnx-umm and Kirehon Fure i SEWING MACHINES. QROVER & BAKER ENOLOSTD CARINIT SEAV. Machius; Bichigas i to lmproved, Cost 81103 prico, §0. ks ! 4 prico, §: 74 Michiga ROVER % BAKE] T " Genoral Offico, 160 Stato.st, ; Brauch Ulieo, Halated and Randofphsts, Porsous having uld Grover & Isaker sowlug_ machings sro_jnvited to call and soo the now {mprovemonts und hoar somothing 1o their sdvan- tago. VW ILLCOX & GINES, THT BESTFAMILY SEWING machino, Throad, toodlos, o), and ropafring. oux & Uibbs Co., cornor il Ad: MACHINERY. X fuches, on oxtra hoavy 5 377 haohts by 1§ Lost, with a1 bipos aud cuniiso- tiots complota; & No. b Kuowles' Ateatu-putip cou! iy and pvory articlo roquired to wet up wald wachinery aud put it in sievoasiny oporation, Ahis maat, portuo outit, and will Rosold at a bargat for cash o s00d goou: itlus, "1 14 now"act up, ready ta run, andivay bo - tnuved If sold, F & favoralilo loas of tho pratuisas wiay bo “Alsy 19-horau portable eugine and bollor, omplete. Far {urthor information, fIt'& CO». 95 and 67 South Clin™ Ti ALI_VIVE ENGINES AND THREE BOIL. JPOR SALI-KIVE EROENS s thort ot good order i to 20-1ios nnqwor;lhu{;finfi‘lgmd at ”"'"f,fi"‘:fl,kv:;' e, e of et i Gl . MANIN, AGENTS WANTED. TS WANTED 430, AT e, X TLOYD'S NEW ] 850 ruady, nod aro t bo Rivon naay gri lzo of onoll map’ 6264 incos, it cluth, uxhibiting 1,000,000 nams of oo 0 o ingon, fivors, akvs, Dusabtaiisad , stroal i thust £roat mays ar (o/ho given grods to Vary housokerpor i Amorioa, Thess miaps 1o tioroat. atoror mate by Lioyd, who niadu all the meps usid by Qua, trant durlug (he war, Malo and ialg sunts watiod (1 ovory county, 1o whot we alle? 31 £ ovor) Than disteibuied. - Addrose with statun,oF s §) HOB- PONADVRITISING COMPANY, swJourt-ut, Hoston, DAY MADE ‘l‘-duhflr, and n - ling huhotise asa, i B WANTED-83 TO 48 A A‘:‘wuh iy btent ol holie (i ‘tresdor combind ; fust L8 B vasipos froo. 0. B, iR son st CWANTE! ifi%i s, by i wnd,! BEK AND w1 in oty or "aonutiy. Housoliold goois of p reo, i weal utility that & onlld can ray ol Ganmulos worth 33 sont, for K0 GHIEAP— A TIRST.OLASS SEWING FWING MACHINES— curt.er wdding, Brussels and Wool Caze o e Wara, Mo Linds, Grockory,” Glstamara, aroto; nor decliniog bousokoops ato., oto. Bale porguf T A FUSTRR, Auctlonoor CGENTEEL Housshold Furniture AT ATOTION, FRIPAY MORNING, Sept, 19, at 10 0'01'k, AT THR RESIDENCE NO. 862 CALUMET-AV., Jonaisting of Brussels and Wool Oarpots, Parlor, Chamber, Dining-Room, and Kitohs 33 I al Ver, | 01 taining to housekeaping. FERNE oL S5ON & BY GEO. . GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabash-av. "HURSDAY, Sept, 18, ot 10 o'clocs, JPECIAL BALE of Bugglos, Carrlagos, Toad Wagons, Expross Wagons, oxira fine Doublo and Single Harnoss. Also, & Targo Btook of Elugant Plated Waro. GEORGE P, GORI: & CC. AT ATCTION. Regulnr South Side Sale of HOUSEHOLD ~ FURNITURE, W shallpfter a Tirgo and fino atack of Furniture, sulta blo to furafah & dwolling from basomont ta attlo: Ward rohos, Hook-casos, Parlor aud OicoDosks, Falrbank's Platfora Soa gratos W, G, Crockers, (napen lote and by tho yavksgo, 10 roils Wool-Carpot, AT I3 0'0LOOK~Hugglos, Carslagos, sud Wagons, Doubls aud Bingle Harnors, On BATURDAY, Bept. 20, at 9 o'clock, GEO, P, GORK & 00., Auctlonaors, 68 and 70 Wabash-ar, TAKEN UP, UP—ONK DARK-BAY MARI AND B, Corior TwoAty 8000t ate A8L B1us Istand.an I'AREN hors A, JORMAN, FKKEN UP=ON TIE EVENIN y Toar i conor f Horarone aod Toreat. % baymare. ‘The owner osn Lave tha animal by prof 3 ol fro.” of B 3i0 TO 830 A D, .A_(:rlull)‘ b manily nilcn,\vlm!? mn-»,‘l\é.’.( Ha sl gand 49 Nurth Bavgauon- propesty aud paying for this advertisomonts