Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1873, Page 8

8 et d—— THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE. The Disease Reported to Be Rapidly Spreading in Memphis. An Additional Number of Nurses to Be Sent from New Orleans. Five Catholic Priests in Touisiana Fall Viotims to the Scourge. Liberal Contributions Arriving in Mem- phis and Shreveport. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Mreaems, Tonn,, Oct. 9.—Tho now Board of Health commonced oporations this morning in earnest. Nearly o hundrod laborors and s largo number of carta aro at work in tho infocted dis- trict, under tho porsonal dircction of Maj. O. Bannon, Hoalth Inspoctor, and a thorough over- hauling of the almoat depopulated First Ward is bolng vigorously prosocuted. It is probable thnt tho locality knownas Happy Hollow, in the Firat ‘Ward, WILL DE BURNED OUT, and tho most poworful disinfectants applicd to the grounds whoro the shanties now stand, From the oarnestucss manifosted by tho new Board of Hoalth, much good is expected to result from thoir labors. GETTING WORSE. Thoroe waa scarcolyany sign of frost this morn- ng. The tomperature has beon rapidly rising during the day, and our hopes of the past day or twoaro waning, Many now cases are roportod to-dny, and the diseaso is scattering all ovor the citv, oven into the suburbs, and the pbysicians seem to havo no control of it. i PHYSICIANS LEAVING. The physicians also complain that many of their profossional bretbren aro going away, leaving thoso lere, alroady overtasked, to bear the inorensed burden of the ac- cumulating cases, Among those that have loft the city aro Drs. Alaury, Kavanaugh, and Howitt, Itias reliskly estiniated that there aro now botweon 700 and 1,000 . POOR OHILDREN LEFT ORIIANS and homeloss by tho ravages of the disenss, and much anxioty is folt for thom, The Orphan Asylums aro full to ovorflowing, and the Reliof Comittoos aro doing all in thoir power to pro- vide homes for them. NEW CASES. Among the new casos reported yestorday are the names of Father O'Brion, of” 8t. Pofer's; Georgo F. Barrows, of_tho house of W. O. Byr & Co.; COol. Charles M. Carrol; Mr. George D. Plummer, of tho Masonic Relief Board, all of whom bave been untiring in their offoris to alle- viste sufforing, Among tho deaths to-day were thoso of Mr. Thomas Sheridan, well known in our circles ; John Campen, of the police forco; Mra, J. H, Willott; Thomds Pombroke, of tho Mempliis Gos-Light Company. A private lottor from Covington, Tenn., announces the death of H, A. Littleton, tho prominent insurance agent of this city. Mr. Littloton loft the city & fow days &go and was rosiding at Covington, where le was attackod with yollow fovor and died. Thera are many othor justances of persons dying in in- torior towns who bad fled £ho city for Bafoty. CONTRIBUTIONS continue to pour in from every quarter, and all are disbursed oither by the Howards, the Citi- zens' Committoe, or by the pastors of the differ- ont churches in tho city. To-day i tho first doy that carts and Inborers have been employed to clean tho infocted districts, To-morrow limo will bo scattored through all the streets and alloys in that locality, It is most likely that TILE DEATH LIST to-morrow and next day will bo somewhat larger than to-day's, e those taken ill just provious to tho {frosts of Monday ‘and Tuesday nights aro_now roported to ‘be’ dyiny and tho warm weathor of the past two days wfil mereass tho new casos. Tho entire northern part of the city is * . BUROUDED IN DATKNESS to-night, with tho excoption of the streot-lamps, and i thohousos on Front, Main, and the croas: streots, in which are tho dead and dying, nd from Chelses to Washington stroet, on%hlu, there was mot aftor dark a dozen business F]“'c“' Including saloons, open. To-morrow's raing will carry away ANY REFUGEES, as will thoso for & wuek. Somo, Lowever, aro now afraid to 0, 88 soveral denths wmre reported in adjncont towns of those who, while in Lg\ocd herlth, fled the city, and have sinco died of the fover. 7ue 10,000 nATIONS ordorod by tho Prosident are being consumed at the rato of 1,000 por day, tho applicants in ench caso bringing a cortificate from s minister or physician of some ‘one of the difforent reliof committees. Thero wore but three deaths at the infirmary to-day, whero six wore discharged, and to-night two patients are under trentment. THE TOTAL DEATHS from all causos to-day wae 59, of which number 48 died from yellow fover, as follows : Father O'Brien, nged85; 0. W. Willett, 50 ; Kont Reid, 16; Wm. M. Hays, G5; Lizzie’ Hays, G0} B McConnel, "45; Mary J. Yayno, 45; Mike Dovino, 95; dJ. J. Harvoy, 81; Hugh B8tewart, of the firm of Stow- art, Gwynne &.Co., 42;_Mrs. Mynta M. Moore, 20; Elln Bussey, 243 D. W. Bharp, 85; Caro- line Cross, 27; John Haunegan, 19 ; Ann Shire- lin, 87 ; Slater Mary Josoph, 60 Mike Fay, 30 ; Frédorick Lang, 7; Mrs. 1. Burke, 25 Will- iam Williams, 17: Michael I“iezfum\d. 45 ; William McBrido, ~8; P. M. Mahon, 45; P, Bhon, 82; Martin Kolly, 27; Batton Mott, colored, 18 Normau, '88; Mary Achio- man, 40; Eddio Horneck, 12; Charles 3. Allon, 25; ' 8, AL Edgerly, 95; Kato Ouno, 233 Mra. Oharlotte * Gano, 83; Aupusta Goldbaum, 8; Amelia _Cohon, 17; Moses Hammor, 503 Jounie Burbaum, 22! Patrick Mallon, 40; Jomos Bhehan, 40; 8. Ellon Cartor, 44; B, Schligser, 45; Frank Stophons, 883 Ed Smallman, 22; John Dolan, 82; John E. Hagan, 42; Flora Endor, 18; John Camper, Tho number of new cases reported at mid- night to-night is large. The estimated number of cagos now is sovoral huudred. 'NURSES WANTED. New Onreans, Oct. 0.—Of tho sixty-three nurses and physicians sent by the Howard Asso- ciation to Bhroveport, not ono haa taken the fever. Fifty-six nurses have beon gont by them to Momphis, and to-day the following was ro- ceived from Momplus : W. S. Pike, President of the Howard Asscciation : Bend us twenty-five female nurses in addition to those previously ordered. The fover is in- creasing, Bovoral of our firat citizons have died. (Bigno: A. D. LavausTary, Prosident, Mr, Piko states that the nurses will bo gent forward to-Iorrow. IN BIREVEPORT. A Shrevoport snncm to the Picayune says: *'Dr. Burns says tho backbone of tho epidomio ia broken, bub only ice will dostroy & poison more malignant than any ho evor mot.” THOMINENT VICTINH, The Very Rov. 8. H. Goud, of the Boclety of Mary, President of the 8t, Mary Jefforson COol- lego, Parivh of Bt. Jamon, died thoro yostorday after an illness of only throo days. Ho was one of tho most distinguished priosts of this arche diocose, and waa in tho prime of lifa, The Itov, Fathor Loosont died of the fever at thavufiurt this morning, o was the Bocretary of the Bishop of Natchitochos, and makes tho fifth pricst of thut Diocese who have been stricken down by tho scourge, having loft Natchitoches a fow days 8go Lo Viit tho &uffor~ ing at Bhreveport, DEATIS IN SHIEVEPORT, The intermouts in Blroveport to-day wero: Adeline Wurhman, whito, ago 413 Mary Burk, 15 ‘montha ; Richard Fiold, 225 Nathan Wright, 23; Lilia Bweotzer, 16 montha; Frank Baolk, 80 ; Hiram Loundens, 8 fweoks; J. W, Stunrt, 40; the Rov, Father Leosont, no ago; Dan Brooks (colored). FALSE ALARM AT DUBUQUE, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicugo Tribune. Dunugue, Tows, Oct, 9.—The supposed fatal enson of yellow fover furned out to be nothing ‘but severd cases of congestive chills and fover, 1 Dispat 0 g Chicggo Tribune, cfal Dispatch to The Chicag ne, Droominazon, Oct. .—Tho ¥: 1. O, Ar of this elty hold & mooting to-night for tho reliof of tho Memphis and Shrovoport sufforors, Specful Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PmiLADELPUIA, Oct, §.—Our manufacturing ewelers and silversmiths forwarded to Momphiy zmdny £260, 'This I8 in addition to a subscrip- tion of £1,000 forwarded by the Commorcisl Ix- change Assocation, LoussviLLE, O Memphis and Bb: dey Em—: THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1873. mrlullm\ work will bo continued through the wook, New Yonx, Oct. 9,—The mnnufnotur} - olors of Lhlw clty gavo 81,000 to tha. A{lugmjl;l‘l'n sulerors, and the Cotton ixehnngo fins colloct- eod, nltogothor, 82,600, The Bt. Androw's Bocio- ty onds $260, RELIGIOUS. Meetings of the Evangoelical Allinnco in Now York Yesterdnys=Iitclation ot opo--Ministerinl Suppor: enceo of Chiristinnity on Civil and ke~ ligious Liborty. New Yonk, Oct. 9.—The Rov. Honry Ward Becehor, In his addross Jnst ovoulng, at tho Brooklyn welcome to the delogatos to the Evan- golical Alliance, said: **If it woro an oxtormina- tlon of seots that was sought by this convocation, if that was tho philosophy, I certainly should not boof it 5 forI do not think that it would be wiso to oxtormiunto thosoots and bring the Church into ono great phalanstery, any moro than it is bonoficial to rocloty to bring togother all tho groat familios into one phalaustory, We got along very woll, and allow mon to keop houso s they want to,” BEEING THE SIONTS, Tho forefgn dologatoes to the Evangelical Con- forenco accompanied Mayor Havemoyor and other membors of the Olty Governmont on a visit to tho publio institutions, 1IN ASBOCIATION IALL. The sesslon in Asgociation all was opoued by prayor in the nsual form, and the Rov. Dr. Prime snnounced that his farewoll address would bo madeby the Rov. Dr. Schenck, in tho Acndomy of Musio ‘on Bunday evoning next, and that tho meotings likowlso would bo hold in Tammany Hall and Steinway Hall, and_froo to all who can got in. Tho German megting, on the snmo ovoning, will bo hold in tho Coopor Inatitute. Tho nnnouncoment was also made that tho ticl~ ots for roturning home were ready for the dele- gates at tho different shipping oflices. The first paper road was on ‘' THE CHUROL AND TIIZ NATION,” by the Rov. Frooman Leo, of London. Ho ar- gued that in o Christian nation tho Church and the Btato are idoutical, and thero can bo no al- lianco botween them, for thoy are not indopone dont powora, Ho bolioves that in the futuro the Julpis will spoal maro of olvil goverumont and nw, and tho Legislatures will feol moro the in- fluonce of religion, The Judges and the magis- trates aro tho true oldors of this day, aud in tho Seripture tho authority of rulers, as it comes from God, is moro insisted upon than that of tho teacher. THE SECOND BECTION of the Allianco met in 8t. Paul's Church, Dr. Crooks presiding. The fevoral topic was: “Christianity and Liberty.” W. H. Campbell, D, D., of Now Jorsoy, road papor on “Iho Tutluonce of Christinnity on Civil aud Roligious Liberty.,” Ho was followed by DX, CURNY, OF RICHMOND, who spoke enthusiastically in favor of & sopara- tion of the Churchsud Stato, captivating thw Loarts and oars of his audiouce. Ho was in tho full tlow of his discourso whon tho boll rauwg “timo," nnd ho sat down, Tho audionoo called loudly for him to go om, but tho Chairman statod that thero woro mlu{ invited guests to bo hoard, and for Dr. Curry to go on would bo discourteous and unchristian, Notwithstaml- ing this oxplanation, calls for i “ Curry,” rang tlxrun[‘h the church, Doctor rose and said that while recognizing tho rule limiting the time of spoakers, ho must om- phatically protost against being stigmatized by tho Ohnirman a8 discourteous aud uoachristiau, “I'ho calls for ** Curry,” and the stamping of foot bocamo doafoning, but the Chairman suc- ceeded in making himsolf hoard sufliciently to say that * a foreigu delogate had prouounced tho discussion vory painful to him,” hymn was then sung, and the storm was iulled ; after which Prof, Goodwin spoko of the effoct of civil and religious liberty upon Christianity, OTHER ADDRESSES, Tho Rov, Mr. Davis, Prosident Woolaoy, ox- Prosident Hopkins, the Rov. Mr. Menzie, of Scotland, and othors, mndo addresses, and Clutlos Reade and tho Rov. Mr, Gudlestono wore announced as roprosentativos of tho Lon= don Workingmen's Lord's-day Rest Assaciation, THE RELATION OF OHUROH TO STATE, The afternoon seseion of the Evangolical Al- linnco, at Association Hall, was dovoted to a free discussion of tho goneral topic of tho dayon rela- tion of Churchto State. Tho Rov. Mr. Bruno, of Pittsburgh,was tho first spoakor, and said he was surprised thoat such an nfgre to of thought should bo expressed without striking against the thoughts of others. He eaid that tho Constitu- t1on of the Unmted States was ona appropriate for all wocls and croods, ovon Molismmedan. Thorofore, he blushed forit. Ho belioved ina clogor unity of the Ohurch with the Btate. The Rev, Mr. Stovonson, of Pluladelplhia, fol- lowed, and eaid thot many LEuropesn nations wore trying to work up to our Amorican model, 1If this e true, it concerns as to what that model sliall bo. He snid thot our Government was strictly a ml(glous Government, our law of mar- riage was a Christian law, Blasphemy is an of- Teusongalnst atatute law. Pho Christian religion is part of tho common law of our Governmont. Teligious worship is rccognized by it, Our Legitlatures and National Henate aro DE:nmlby prayer. Public foaste and t).n\nks?lv 26 Are established by the Government. The Chris- tian oath is administored in tho civil courts, and by it our civil ofticors aro qualified, Oursystom of cducation is purcly a Christisn one, We have Bibles in our schools, excopt in fow places where bigotry has vaused their expulsion. The Rev. George W, Grant, of Bcotland, fol- lowed, after which tho Dean of Cautorbury ex- pressod the idea that what was practicable in this country was not 8o in England, The Rov. Mr. Burnett, of Ircland, and the Rt. Roy. Bishop Simpson’ then spoke. The lat- ter eaid tho Alliance had not assemblod to make o constitution for the United Btates, nor a Church for England. Dr. Engle, of Bcotland, and tho Rev, Mr. Me- Cook, of Phi 1|dul‘)hin. and Mr. George H. Stew- art, of Philadelphia, concluded tie list of spoechos, EVENING SESSION. A session of the Lvangelical Alliance was held to-night, at the Church of thie Disciples, cornor of Madison avenuo and Porty-fifth stroct. The Hon, Georgo I1. Stuart, of Philadelphla, presid- od, and many eminent divines wero on {he plat- form, amongst them boing Dr. Hugh Miller, of Scotland, Bishop Cumming, the Rev. Jno, Hall, Prof, Balrd, tho Rev. Drs, Hoprorth aud A® m&tg‘;:u. The church was filled to its utmost co- pacity. TIE SUDJECTS FOR DISCUSSION were, “Froo Churches ou tho Continent of Eu- ropo” and ‘‘Ministorial SBupport.” A paper was road on the former subject by Prof. J, I{)Anm, of Bwitzerland. The speaker reviewed the wholo system of the establishmont and support of urches throughout Europe, a8 contrasted with Americs, and argued that it has always been found that where churches aro not supported by the Btate they thrive botter, the mombers no doubt feoling it inoumbent on_ thomselves to be moro liberal and encrgotio than whoro ondow- mont is tho rule. Sovoral bymus wore sung, after which the Rov. Mr. Hall opened the di- cussion on ‘‘Ministerial Support.” At a meet- ing of TIE OITY MISSION to-night at Olive Chapel, tho Rey. Mr, Kuox, of Irolaud, mado a short address, giving bis experi~ enco in city mission work in Bolfast, Ireland, He urged ministora not to confine themaclves to the pulpit, but o visit tho poor in their homos and thoro pronch tho Word. LY, NARAYAN SHESHADRI, of Bombay, India, was introducod. o said: “That L am & forelgner is most cortain ; my color botrays me,” o spoke of the dograding charactor of the casto idea provalont in India. The influence of Christianity in England and this country astoniuh him— no castos, no grades. I am_wuot a foreignor in one sonse—in Christ Jouus, Indis has 240,000,000 people. This country i groat, but India i8 grenter, Tho resources of this country nrogrenat; of Indla, inexhaustible,” In speaking of Yuroposns resident, who, sinco the introducs tion of railroads and tolnfim))hu have in- cronsed prodigiously, bo said: “As a class, they aro a worthloss, whisky-drinking people. Their example {3 ' dotrimontal to the onuso of ~Christianity,” Ho rocommonded an omigration of sobor, ateady mochanics, whoso influonce would be favorable. Ho bad no doubt of the flual trinmph of Ohristianity in India, whon his Ynnplo, East aund Wost, "North an Bouth, would Lie ds ono peoplo in Christ. “* From Groonland's Ioy Mountaing” was sung, closlug the procesdings. Yown Ohristlan Convention, Special Dispatch to the Chicago T'ribune. Des Moines, Ia, Oct, 9,—At the Olristian Counvontlon, to-day, F, M, Bruner, W. W. John- son, G, T, Carponter, I, H, Black, 8, . Pearre, E. 8, Iaddix, and J. 5, Fowter wore appolntor delogntes to the Goneral Conforenca at Indian~ apolis, Fairfleld was dosignated asthe place for holding the next aunual meoting, and tho firat wook in Octobor, 1874, as the time. By rosolu- tion, the Missionary Socloty of tho Ohurch was incorporated as a body pohitio, with it prinoipal :'=~vnf businoss at Des Molncs, A roaa\utfim . approviug of bickerings botween - difforent churchos and thoir periodicals and min- Istors, [To the Associated Press.) Dea Moines, In,, Oct. 9.—In the Btate Oliris- tinn Convontion, {ho Btato Board mado a long roport reviswing tho history of tho organization; algo, that §7,000 had boon collected during the yonr for church purposes. Light churohos ro- ported 880 mombors, and one ohurch had beon addod. Boventy-six ohurohos aro in co-opera- tion with the Convention, showing an Incroase of over 400 por cont during tho Inat yoor, Tho Stato Bonrd was re-olooted, as follows: J, K. Connell, Prosidont ; J. C. Hay, Vico Prostdont ; T. E. Ponrro, Iecording Scorctary ; J. B. Vaw- tor, Corrosponding Becrotary ; J. W. Porter, Trossuror. A committeo was appointed to so- loct dologatos to the Natfonal Convontion at Indiaunpolis. The Tronsuror's report waa read and roforrod. The Frocport Presbyterye Qarxna, I, Oot. 0.—Tho Prosbytery of Frooport clorod ita session to-day at 12m. ~The Xov, F. E. Caroy, at his own roquost, was dig- missed to the Prosbytery of Watorlao, Town. Tho installation of the Roy. T\, 0. Easton ag pastor of tho First Church of Belvidoro takes Pplnco Moud-{‘umnlng, Oct, 18, ca’il;h?l Church of Oregon, Oglo County, waa ro- ed. A committeo waa appointed®to inatall the Roy. H. D, Jonkins ag pastor of tho First Ohurch, Treoport, The Rov, D. K. Gordon was rocolved. The Tov, H.'D, Jonkina was appointed to visit the Ohurchi of Rock Run, and the Rev. A, 0. Smith the Ohurch of Elizaboth. The subjoots of " Homo Missions," * Vacant Ohurchos,” and ** Unemployed Ministers " ro- coivod very earnost attontion, and sovoral churchea were recommondod for aid. The Rev, M. B, Pattorson iwas ro-clected Trovsurer, and tho Rev. J. M. Linn Stated Olork, Tho thanke of the body ‘woro roturnod to the guoplu of Galona for thoir hospitality, and to the oditor of tho @Gazelte for gratuitous copion of the procoodings, NEW YORK. National Catholic Abstinence Union.= Miuscellancous itemns. Nxw Yonx, Oct. 9.—Tho National Cntholic To- tnl Abstinenco Union, 1n scssion to-day, gave oxprossion to thoir sympathy with tho finly Tathor, and condemned tho action of the Gorman and sub-Alpino Govornments in thelr expulsion of religions ordors, ‘Tho Booretary's report showed that tho Union includod 2665 socleiies with » mombership of about 28,000, Tho roport of the Tronsuror showed a largo balance in hand. At the "'"““é soseion, an addross on tho im- ortance to Catholics of tho Unitod Btates of ho causo of tomporance as a poworful agont of Cotholicism was road by Fathor Walsh, of Mas- anchusotts. Tho nddross was s printed ono, and vory lonfthy. Fathor Dyrne, of Now Jorsoy, wad oloclod as Prosidont for the onsning yoar of :!lm‘ Catholio ‘Tomporanco Union of the United tatos, J. K. t1oko, of Atohlron, Kan., aftor searchin) mang montha for his little dauglitor, 5 yonrs old, whoin his wife taok with hor whon 'sho_oloped, tound hor in Brooklyn yostorday, and, obtaining tha nasistanco of o Shorifl, soourod tho child, Al easo will bo hoard to-morrow. New Yonx, Oot. 9.—A statoment issued to- dlay shiows ¢ho tatal vity and county debt, as fol- lown: City, S101,962,606.92 : county, §94,046,~ How,! Wotal, $180,908,061,58, Invested in ainking fund—City, ' 819,047,247.04 ; county, $4,200,005,29, Toinl, 8,612.27. Intoron sn\'ll\k\ on lt{ dobt, &4,777,664.04 ; on county olit, 1,876,415, ‘otal, $6,3561,009,19, 1 W.'Goutrloy, formerly of Tilinois, has beon appuinted membor of tho Board of Examinors, undor tho Uivil Borvice law, for tho naval oflico of thw city. ‘The counsel for Goorge Washington Bowon have filod bonds proparatory to an appesl from 8!0 decielon in the Jumol will caso to the Supreme Jourt, - FAIRS. The Indianapolis Exposition. Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, Ixpianaroris, Ind., Oct, 9.—The Exposition Isatill flourishing, Twonty thousand people wore presont to-day, with a promiso of a atill grentor attondanco to-morrow, the closing day. spo- cial programmo has boen propared, including & grand cavaleads of promium stock in tho fore- noon, a trot of four-year-olds in the afternoon, and & moonlight mule-race and ball in tho oven- ing. " Tho day promisos to bo tho most. intorost- ing of all. The 280 raco to-day was won by Red-Oloud in three straight heats; Bost time, 2:37. Bix horses startod, but tho winner came in easily; Ruasoll, 2d; Indiana, 8d. Graat sport is nnticipatod at the mule racd to- Morrow evening. Grand Traverse County Fair, Special Dispatch to The Chicago T'ribune, Tpavense Crry, Mich., Oct. 9.—The second day of the Grand Traverse Connty Fair hag beon decided succoss, over 5,000 people being on the ground. The display of articlos has surpassed all n;{pwhflon, especially as rogords stock and oultry, 2 » 'l‘o:lylorruw, the last day, is expocted to be do- voted to tho county races, in which considorable interest is manifosted by our sporting men, Central XYowa Fair. spectal Dispatch to Tha Chicado Tribune, DesMoINgs, Ia., Oct, 9.—Tho third day of the Contral Towa District Fair was well attonded. Tho stallion race, best throe in five, was won by Gray Eagle in tho firet, fourth, and’ fifth hoata. Best timo, 2:89}¢. During the aftornoon, Cas- tello performed the most wonderful of walks, 6 milos, one-half mile being backwards, in 69 minutes and 59 seconds. Fair at Valparaiso, Ind, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, . VALPARAISO, 1nd., Oct. 9.—Tho fair to-day has boen very good. Tho woathor was fino anda Iarge crowd was upon the ground. Tho receipts wore heavy. The dleplay of sl kinds of work Lins boen oxcollont. To-morrow will bo tho groat day, ‘:a racos will take plnce and Colfax will speak, St. Louis Fair. 81. Lours, Mo., Oct. 9.—To-day has boon the annusl gala day of the fair, Busincss was al- most entiroly suspended in the city, and tho day 'was almost univorsally observed as a holiday. The gate-racolpts at the fair wore over 30,000, which would make the number of guo loon the grounds noarly, if not quite, 25,000, fully equal to any preceding Thursday. The snccoss of tho Exposition is assured boyond question, and has {far oxceoded expeotations. FIRES. in Davenport, Xn. Spectal h to The Chicago Tribune. Daveyrort, In, Oct. 9.—About half-past 2 o'clock this afternoon firo broke out in the bar- rol factory of Stoffen Bros., in this city, and tho building was soon destroyed, together with its contonts. Loss, $2,600; insurance, $4,000. In Boston, Bosroy, Oct. 8.—A fire broke out this evening intho box factory of George E. Puge & Co., Droadway, Cambridgo, whioh was onliro- ly destroyed. ~Tho flre caught in the en- gine-room, and burnod with groat rapidity, sproading to the lumber-whart belonging to the 8ame company, whore & large nmount of Jumbor was destroyed. One hundred men wore em- ployed in the bullding, all of whom aro thrown out of omploymont, ~Loss ostimated at $00,000. Partially insurod. An Newton, Manss, BosroN, Mass,, Oot, 9.—The Elliot block in Nowton, owned by J. W. Bacon, was burned last night, Bacon's "loss is £85,000 ; insuranco, $12,000. The other loascs are not stated. At Now Orlenns. New OrvLEANS, Oct. 9.—Adlre hins boen discover- od in the hold of the stoamship Western Mo- tropolis. The enginos are filling hor with water, ‘The extont of damago is unknown, MILWAUKEE. Indicted by the Grand Jurye-Court Matters. Minwaukee, Oot. 9.—The United Btates Graud Jury yostorday indicted Otto H. Medner, of this city, for porjury. Mr. Modnor formerly ocouplod a prominent position in business 3&‘"’}“ hore as & carpet manufacturer and oaler. ‘The Jury also found indictment against Ella | Yan Veleor for taking lottors out of * tho Post- Ofiice. ‘The dofoudaut immodiately ploaded guilty, and waa sentonced to pay a fine of $100 aud the costs of prosecution, L, Sonthmayd, of Oshkosh, was indioted for for forging and altoring fory od postal money-or- dors; and Mossrs, . W, MecCord, A, G, llook- woll, Georgo Budd, Laban 8, l!mmfmr, aud Fred- oriok W. John for cutting lumbor on an Indisn resorvation, In tho United States Cirouit Court to-day, Nathan B. Hyde, Konosha, was, ap- Bfllm{h Oourt Cummm{nn'ur and E?lunlu:u- Pn hancory. MILWAUREE, IRON OOMPANY, U, J. Hagoman, Superiutendont and Beoretary of tho Milwaukeo Iron Compnny, rosigned the position of Buporintendent to-day, aud will here- aftor dovote Limaolf to the flnancinal businoss of tho corporation, Mr. W. F', Durfoo, an ominont Constritoting Engincer, of Philadolphis, haa s~ copted tho position vacated by Mr, IIagoman, SPORTING MATTERS. Slosson Plays Illiards at Xndianap= ollne Spectal Dispach to The Chicago Tribune, INDIANATOLIS, Ind., Oct. §.—Tho match gamo of billiarda {n this oity to-night, botwoon Bloss- on, of Chicago, and Shaffor, of Indianapolis, ro- sulted in o victory for Blosson. Winncr's score, 500 ; opponent's, 821. . Winnor's best run, 86; losar’s, 45, Winnor's avorage, 5 48-100 ; losor's, 8 52-100—Tronch caroms, Blosson’s backers of~ fored two to one, but found fow takers, and ho had an onsy victory. ITe lina challongod Garrott, tho cham Kan of Indiann, the gomo to bo l)lnyud within thirty days. Tho challengo has not boon accopted. Galcs] rg Driving-Park Fair ana RRncos. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, CGALESDURG, fu.. Oct. 9.—Tho races at tho Driving-Park yestordsy atiraoted an immenso crowd. The intorest contered in the afternoon in tho trot, bost throo in five, betwewn Drothor Jonathan, Llln Wright, and Lady Fox. The firt hoat 'was won by Drothor Jonathan ; timo, 2:33; Lady Fox, scoond; Ella Wright, third. ‘Tho noxt hoat was won by Elln Wiight ; timo, 2:20, This was considorod romarkablo timo, the horses having to trot 2 rods outsido the track on account of thoe insido beiug barrowed for run- ning horsos, In this hont Drother Jonathan was second ; Lody Fox, third, Tho third hoat was wonlby Lady Fox ; time, a:sa;i,; Ella Wright, sccond ; Jonathan, third, The fourth lheat was also won by Lmls Fox; timo, 2:32 ; Brothor Jonathnan second, and Ella Wright third, Dark- noss coming on, tho raco was postponed until this morniug, TO-DAY, Tho gates wore oponed at an um‘l{ hour this morning to a large crowd. We are having boau- tiful wonthor, and tho stracts leading ta the ounds_aro crowded with vehicles. Eightoon housand poople wore presont to-day from all arta of tho country, including many prominent orsomen from abroad, The day opened with the unfinished race of yostordny. Jonathan won the first_heat; timo, 2:301¢; Blln Wright, second ; Lady Fox, third, Tho sixth heat was won by Jonathan in 2:3234; Lady Fox socond; Wright, third. This aftor- noon thore was_n_running raco, milo-and-a-halt dagh, all nges, $100 to first, $50 to pecond ; won Dby Nlok Bukor; time, 2:4287. At this Junoturs, Mr. Colfax wont through his Imcuu, ronding a printed sqlcenh, tho same as do- livored throo timos clsowhero, It was wishy- washy in the extrome, praising tho raflronds and appropriating Matt Carpentor's pointass to pub- lio_bighwaye without giving credit. Cries of ** Crodit Mobilior,” ahd ** Grab" only elioited a smilo from Mr. Colfsx. This raco Iasted an hour. Whon tho Committee gave Mr. Colfax his purse ho was withdrawn. A trotting raco followad for horses that had nover beaton 8 minutes. This was won by Iowa Girl, in throo straight heats, Time, 2:69, 2:65 and 2:60. Next was a running raco, two miles and ropeat, Union Hotol purse of £400. Tho first heat was won by Lady Fairfiold in 8:41; Vonus, second ; Molly Jonos, third. Tho socond heat was won b; olly Jones in 8:49 ; Lady Fairfleld, socond; Venus, third. The third hent was also won by Molly Jones in 8:46; Lady Fairflold, second ; Vonus, distanced. Thou followed lmbfin%ngn&ust time, a four-in- hand to bo driven by a boy 17 years old, threo milos in 11%¢ minutes, Won by ‘young_Hall, of Yatoy City, in 10 minutes aud X{ second. A compuny of second-hand calvary from Alto- na sorenadod Mr. Colfax to-night aé the Union ol Tho fair, undor the suspicos of the Driving Park, is o gratifying succces. The display at TFloral Hall is said'to exceed that at the State Fair. Tho officors of the Associntion aro com- phimentod ou all sides for thoir euergy, entor- prise, and liborality. Races nt Enu Clnire, Wis, Syecial Diapateh to the Chicago Tribune, Eav Cramg, Wis., Oct, 9.—Tho result of the foronoon racing was as follows : BUMMARY, Pacing raco, beat 3 in 6, for a purse of $200 G. P. Smith's Gypsey Gil. 1 Dr, Day's Clevoland Maid J. Ganz’ Philadelphia.... Tennett's Millio, W. Buow's Coh;)‘( 3B BUAL TRunning race, mile heat H, J. French's John Morgal H. A, Allen's Frank Alleu., I, G, Gridley’s Dolly Vardon. Timo, 1: The firat afternoon raco was a trotting race, best threo in five, open to all horses that uavo o rocord of 2:35 or under ; #800 K;\rrfln 3 8600 to firat ; $200 to mocond ; $100 to third, BUAISALY, ‘Weatbrook's Charley Westbrooks 3. Bmith's Draco Prince...... ¥, Guess' Star of tho Wat. B Gatea' Hamblotonian, Time, 2:40 ; 2:09; 2:07X } 2:38 ; 2:38, The whole afternoon was spent in deciding five hoats. Darknoss coming on, it was post~ poned till to-morrow. Dubuque Fall Races. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, DusvQue, In,, Oct, 9.—This wag the third day at tho Dubuque fall races, and everybody, it scomod, was in attondance, Botting was moro lively, and the races wore vory exciting. First camao tho finishing heats of tho 2:84 race, post- poned from yestorday., The firat heat and raco was taken by Whalebono in 2:45. ‘The noxt was a 2:40 raco, purse of $250, milo hoats, bost throe in five. Vild Oate won tho race in throo straight heats, Time, 2:45 ; 2:4! and 2:40. The noxt was & running race, best three in flve, milo honts, Alico Ward won tho raco in throo straight heats ; Lady Winslow second, aud Mollie Howard third, Time, 1:5-!}‘#. Durluifl.m firat hent of the £:40 race, Oak Grove Lndy becamo unmamagoablo aud ran away, throwing her driver to the und, He was I.rnm(!)lnd on by the othor horses and serious- ly injured, The Lady ran_ around the track twice boforo sho waa caught. Tho sulky was totally wrockod, and the Lml{ sustained somo vory ugly wounds osusod by tho shafts of tho sulky striking hor ou the legs. As throo racos woro 08 many s could be got through with to-day, the swoopstakos wero laft for to-morrow, making four days' racing instond al threo, a3 was at first intonded by the Associa- on. Races nt Beoloit, Wis, Special Dispatch to L'he Chicago Tribune, Bevorr, Wis., Oct. 0,—~The racos to-day wore vory entisfactory, though tho dust was trouble- some and the wind strong., The race for 4-year olda was won by Hickory, Gon, Mack socon nchantross third, Time—2:64; 2:51)¢ ; 2:49. In the 2:50 raco, Amy B, came in firt ; Black Diamond socond ; Maggio G, thirdd. DBest time, 4416, To-morrow is tho last day. Somo ox-~ traordinery sport is promised. Trotting at the St. Louis Fair, 87, Louis, Oct, 9,—The principal attraction of tho day at the fair-grounds was tho trot between Goldamith's Maid and Gloster, for 32,000 ; but it boing nttorly impossiblo, with'all the polico and uFucinl force organized for the ocoasion, to kee, tho track clear of the Immenso throngs whic fairly overflowed it, only ono hoat was trotted, and that in very slow time, neither driver being willing to risk his horso or himself in such an oxcited and unruly orowd, Subsequently another trial was mado in'the arona of the am- phitheatro, which was witnessed by fully 40,000 sople, but tho circle was too short to ehow igh spoed. Tho Mnid took the purso, of courso. Auothor raco for horsea that nover boat 2:40 was won by Bob Ilunter, owned by Tom P, Roach. Benut time, 2:40, on a half-milo track, Rucos nt Pittsburgh. Dirtanonon, Oct, 0.—Tho racey to-day wore well attonded.” The trotting raco for a purao of £1,250 was won by Tom Dritton, in three straight oats, 'Wimo—2:391g, %97, 2:34, The Trigger. Special Dispateh to 'he Chicago Tribune, Burraro, Oct, 0.—11, W. Millor, of Toronto, and AL J, Oloso, of Pontiac, Mich., will shoot & pigeon mstolh hore on Woduesday, tho 16th 1ust,, for $250 o side, IInse Ball, BostoN, Oct. 8.—In a baso ball match '?la od hero to-day botwoen the Washington and Boston Qlubs, the home elub won by & score of 25 to 0, New Yonx, Oot, 0.—Daso ball: Baltimores, 80 Atlautics, 5. —_——— PERSONAL. Lonpoy, Oct 10—0 a, m.—Bir Samuel Daker and wifo haye arrived in England, . Benuy, Oot, 0.—Count Yon Ledoohowski, Archblshop of Meson aud Poson, is seriously il HuxmNaroN, L. I, Oot. . —Mrs, Miriam Kirtland, formorly correspondent of Tue Cui- oaao TuisuNe, was serlously injured this morn- ng by bolng thrown from hor carriago. CASUALTIES. One Man Killed and Soveral Injured on the Dotroity, Eel Rivor & 11linols Rafirond-=Engincer Xiifled on the Ft. W J, & 8, Rallrond, = Speetal Dispateh to L’he Chicago Tribune, Tr. WAvng, Ind, Oct, 9.—A construction train on the Dotroit, Eol River & Illinois Rail- rond, whilo backing up noar Auburn, Ind., this aftornoon, was thrown from tho track by running over two cows, Tho cabooso, in which was & lnrgo gang of men, and throo flat cars woro thrown of and badly smashed. Thomas Kinnoe- can was sitting on the top of the cahooso and had ‘both arms broken and rooeived intornal injuries. Ho now lios in a stupor, His injurios aro fatal. One man gerlously hurt, aud two othora badly, but notdangerously wounded. All the ocou- pants of tho car wero moro or lesa bruised. A firoman, named Charles Lowis, employed on tho Ft. ngnu, Juckson & Baginaw Rlflrond, wag inetantly killed near Jonosville, Mioh,, this aftornoon. Ilo was olllng tho valves of tho one §hm and tho brakes boing put on threw him on ho track in front of tho ongine, the wholo train passing over him. Driven Of o Bridge. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, NewToN, In., Oct. D,—Yestorday, a8 & train of omigrants was crossing n_long trostlo bridge, about ton milos wost of this placo, tho horses, socing & spaco botwoon the planks, rofused to cross, commonced backing, and, the railing be- ing brokeu off, backed off the bridge,—a_helght of 8 or 10 foot,—damnging tha wagon and goods, and killing & child about 8 years of ago, which had 1tn nook broken, and Bovoroly injuring jte mothor. Tho bridge boing out of repair, tho county will probably bo liablo for damages. Xtun Over by tho Onrs and Slightly Injured, Speeial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, MiLwAUKEE, Oct. 9.—A young stono-mason named Mollardy, on a visit "from Madison, waa run over by the cars this aftornoon, at the depot of the Milwaukeo & Northern Railrond. Me- Hardy had loft tho platform and was on & part of tho trackwny, when an ompty car backed against him, knocked him over, and cut off the hool of ono foot and the toos of the other, Killed by a Fall from a Treos Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuna, PrEASANT VALLEY, O, Oct. 9.—Yostordsy a boy at Unionville, 0., feli from o treo a distance of fifty foot, sustaining injuries from which ho died in a few hours, Thrown from a Carringe. Foxp pu Lac, Wis., Oct, 9,—James Russell, editor of the Fond du Lao Jowrnal, in attempt- ing to pass a toam to-dey, was thrown from his mfrrmgc. Hisright arm was broken in two places. Killed by o Falling Walle LoursviLLe, Ky., Oct. 9.—While the workmen were tearing down an old brick building on Mar- ket streot to-dny o portion of the wall foll, crushing to death Charles Smith, & laborer, who had gono into the collar, BUFFALO. ¥lotel Enterprisc—Statues for Public Buklding: Prison Reform—Excur- sion Party. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Trivune, Burraro, N. Y., Oct. 9.—Tho Union Hotol Company have decided to commonce work early next apring. In one yoor from that time they oxpeat to have one of the largest and bost hotels in the country. Mr. Boyington, of Chicago, who has built twonty-nino hotels, has sent in pluns which aro attracting groat attention, Tho firat of four statues for the new public buildings, has just arrived from Maine, It repro- sonts “ Agrieulture,” and woighs fourteon tons, is fifteon foot high, and five foot thick. Tho names of tho othor threo aro ‘‘Justice,” #3fechanical Arts,” and * Commerco.” Thoy wiil stand on o tower 300 feet high. Thoy Woro out by tho man who made the Cardiff Giant, and cost $22,600. The Roy. J, B, Cleghorn, agont of the National Prison Association, addressed & large audience at tho Central Prosbytorian Church here to-night on ¢ Prison Reform." The Buffalo Children's Aid Socicty is making great proparations to give the bootblacks and nowshoys a dinuer at 8t. James Hall on Thanks- giving day. A grand oxoursion has beon arranged by the Buffalo, Now York & Philadolphia Rajlway Com- any of this sity. tor citizons of Philadelphin, altimoro, and Washington noxt week Wadnos- day, Tho party willbo a_large one, and will spot d tho day at Ningara Falls. CRIME. A Body Found Under Suspicious Oir- cumstances. Special Dispatel to The Chicago Tribune, HuNTERSTOWN, Ind,, Oct. 9.—A dond bady was found to-day about three miles northeast of this placo, by some boys, It was supposedto be the romains of a man named Torguson, who was sgont of a sowing machino cnm}{uny. and who haa_ beon missing from Fort Wayno sovoral woeka, The body had been buried deep in the gand, and was rooted out by hogs. The inquest hos ‘not beon held yet, but will bo to-morrow, when moro facts will bo clicited. A Recklowns Driver Hold for MNMane slaughter. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Mruwaugee, Oct. 9.—Georgo Howard, the hack-driver found guilty of criminal earoless- ness in running over and causing tho death of Dr. Crugom, waa to-doy arrested and held for trial on a charge of manelaughter, Now York Oriminal Matters. New York, Oct, 9.—Tho trial of Edward 8. Stokes for the murdor of James Fisk, Jr., was rosumod this morning. Judgo Davis sustained the challengo to tho array of jurors, and counsel for the prisoner asked leave to withdraw it, as- serting that an investigation by them showed that the panel was drawn in the usual way, and without an intontion to projudico tho case,” The work of impaueling the jury then bogan, Detoctivos arrived this morning with John T. Trving, who mado statomonts inSan Francisco that he was present at the killing of Mr. Nathan, in this city, abont throo yours ago. Bix jurors wero obtained in tho Stokes case up to the ndjournment of tho court, It is said that Irviog will prove that Kelly, now in_Bing Bing, lilled Nothan with the iron dog, which was obtained of & caulker in tho Brooklyn Navy-Yard. That tho $10,000 in bonds which were in Nathan's safe were scen in Kelly's hands & few days after the murder; that these, ‘bonds wers negotiated, and that Nathan's watch and ohain were found in Contro strect tho day aftor the murder. Crimo in Cleveland, OLEVELAND, O,, Oct, 9,—Tho wifo of Barnoy Curtin wau discovered in a saloon belonging to lier husband, 168 Boneca stroot, this afternoon, terribly cut up, and bruised. Sho states that Inst nf’ght hor husband came home drunk, and beat and kioked her until sho becamo insonsiblo. Her rocovery is doubtful. Curtain was found in bed with a torriblo attack of dolirium tremons, J.D, Coss and Andrew Poters, who woro ar- rested rome timo ngo on a chargo of procuring and abotting abortion causing the doath of Bar- bara Kaun, wore bofore Judgo Abboy, of the Polico Court, to-day, Potors was discharged, Coss was bound over in tho sum of $3,000, KANSAS CITY LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Speetal Disputeh to The Chicayo Tribune, Kanans Orre Mow,” Ocks 0. UATTLE—Rocolpta, 3,653 slnpmoutd, 1,003, Tho recolpts oro in oxcess of thy démand, with' 8 docliue of 100 on prices, and & Jarge sttendunco of 1lliuols feodors in tho market ; closing prices were weak, with a_downward tendenoy, TThrotigh Toxan stecrs, $1.00@2.25; watored Toxan cows, $1.707 through do, $1.35w1 ‘Tous—Very dull at $1,35(33, —_— ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL REWS. Speclal Dispateh to The Chicugo Tyibune, TaSatie T, Ott, O,—Tho Hieauor Tancaster ar- rived to-ay, tawlng (wo light barges fromithe Copperas Greck Dam, to be loadod at this port with’ rough stone for Copperas Crcok Dam, ‘he propetlor Illinols, tow- {ug tho canal-boat Arabls, from " Heury, light, for Wit- Jow Hprings, slso srrived, The propeller Iilnols de- arted, Lowihg tho canalbouts Gipsoy llnnry, und the Motropolis, light, Barga' No, 9, with lumbed for Yoru, was towed down; the Gold Hunter, from LaSalle with oats for Chicago; bargo No, 4 with LaSalio coul for Obicugo ; and tho ‘Arabiu, from Houry Dam, light for Willow priug i all pusdod luto the’ cunul,’ T “Lraveler and Tyrom, from Lemont, both with ‘rough stono for tho Gopperas Oreck Dum, and barge No, 4 with Jumber for Poru, all passod ‘out of tho canal, Tight foet aud soven Inehes of water on the mitre- of Lock No, 16, No repart of the stago of water below, ‘UANALOVYIOF, ON10AGO, Oct, .—Arrivod—Eilzabethy Lockport, 6,807 bu corn, 600 ompty flour bils ; Contest, Borrls, 4,000 bu corn, 2,000 bu oata ; Darge No, 1, Lae ally, 165'tons coal ; Andrew Jackson, LaSalle, 8,300 bu corn ; Montroal, Ottaws, 5,000 bu_'corn Ontarl Boriocs, 6,160 bu cotn 5 T 1yburn, Marsollles, 0,000 but coris ; Maplo Leat, Birils Bridge, 6,000 bu 'corn ; @, L. Booth, Benocs, B! bu coru ; D, T, Wright, ‘Morris, 6,150 bu corn § Phaonix, Lockport, 7,500 biy onty, 4,515 Ibs soed; Mary Orely, Lemoht, 87 yds stouo ; Eclipse, Lomont, 75 yds atons ; Kloyence Boy- uecn, light, foi e Guiflsctie, or, Lemont, 89 yda stono ; Georga Judd, Lemont, 72 a8 atono § W, J, Rooback, Lenmont, 89 yds stono; J. A, Wolls, Lemorit, 83 ydn stono ;' Advatico, Lemont, 8 ydn stono; 11’8, Garpontor, 'Sag, 80 yia slone, OrrAnED—Guba, Oltawa: Aflda, Joliot, 70,004 ft Ilumber, 97,500 laih; Moniauk, Iockport; Allantic, Morrls, 80,900 £t lumbor; Georgln, Tankakeo Feodor, 60 m lumbor; Jounlo, Morrin, 47,143 £t lumber, 10 m Iath, 35 brls Time, 187 brls enll, 5'tons coal; Petor_and Taul, Ottawa, 200'brin salt; Resouo, Lemont; Col, Mara tn, tomont;’ 8. & T., Lenionts Auginty Lomont: Ad miral, Lomont ; Conatitition, Lemont; Martin logan, Lemont ; Honrfolta Walker, Lomont; Edfin Walkor, 3r,, Tomont; Advance, Lomont; Chatlon Bleolo, Wil- oy Bprings § Ello 0'Gonucll, kag; Excollor, Bum- mit, Caan Orrior, OntoAao, Oot, 9, 050 p. m.—~An- n1vep—Prop Wasp, Bummit, 35 yda stone; Onondagn, Morris, 6,700 bu corn Cayugn, Tomos, 0,400 by corn. Or.ranzp—F., T. Biorman, Kankakes Feedor, §7 m lumber; Wavo, Morrls, 11 tons conl, FOREIGN. FRANCE. Pamig, Oct, 0.—In the Bozaino Court Martial, to-day, tho reading of M. Rivicre's report woa concludod, and the documents appended woro road. Ono relates to dispatchos sent and ro- colved by the accusod, and shows that the mis- carringe of thoso which Bazaine addressed to MaoMahon proolp itatod tho catastrophoat Sedan. Oount do Chambord has loft Frohradorf. His doatination is unknown. M. Grevy, formorly President of the Assem- bly, will soon publieh & lotter doclaring in favor of tho Republic. Bpocie in tho Bank of Franco has increased 2,000,000 francs during tho past weok. —_— SPAIN. Mapnio, Oct. 0.—A brisk cannonade was kopt up yosterday by the Ropublican forco that is be~ sloging Usrtagona, During the day many In- transigontes desortod. The national squadron is momentarily expected at Cartagonn. LonpoN, Oct. 10—2 s, m,—The Carlists pro- foss to have rocoived information that their Gen- orall (Ollo) on the 6th dofented and routed the army of Gon. Morlones noar Cirauqui, and com- polled it Lo rotroat to Puonte la Royns, thirtecn miles southwest of Pampeluns, loaving bohind n largo number of dend snd wounded. The Car- lists olaim this a8 the groatest viotory of tho campaign, —— ITALY. TRone, Oct. 9,—An oxplanatory note rogarding King Victor Emanuel’s recent viait to Rerlin is oxpected soon from the Italian Ministry of For~ oigp Affairs, to correct erroncous interpreta- tions which have been given to the event. e GREAT BRITAIN: Loxpox, Oct. 9—8 a, m.—Tho Rt.-Hon, Ed- mund Hommond, Under-Becretary of State for tho Foroign Dopartment, has rosigned. S SRl CITY ITEMS. The alarmof fire from Box 813, at 6 o'clock last ovening, was occasioned by fire in a two- story rosidenco, No. 958 Wost Madison stroot, occupied by Mrs. H. W. Davis, Loss, $600; no insurance. A physician, named Dr. Grior, of this city, is nceusod of having given a man named William Harrig, who lives on West Van Buren streot, ure koroseno oil for some trivial complaint. 'he offect of tho liquid was to almoat hurn the pationt's stomach out, By tho skill of another physlcian tho man's life was saved. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New Yonx, Oct, 8.—Arrived, stoamship Aus- tralin, trom Glasgo! Liyerroor, Oct. The City of New York and Wyoming, from New York, havo arrived out. - e Effect in Europo of the Jay Coolke Fatlure. Paris Correspondence New York Times, From all parts of tha continont dispatches aro now coming in to testify to the distross caused by this failure, Sovoral lndics in Dresdon claim to havo been loft utterly dostitute. One gontle- man has just telegraphod as follows: ** For God sako, Lielp me out or I shall bo arrested horo. I was 'bohind in_my payments—waiting monoy from home—and hava just got Juy Cooks & Co.'s draft.” Among tho hotel-keopers of Europe tho failure of bankors will not be taken aa an oxcuso for dalay, and if not at once troated a8 an oscroo an unfortunate will bo informed that * that triok s tried on noarly every day.” Tho waiters ‘becomo ineolent, and make overy hour a poriod of torture, and the victim has to bear it all, be- cnuso ho cannot got away. Messrs. Drexol, Harjes & Co,, and Mr, Tuckerhave beon advanc- ing money liberally to all who could furnish a known indorscr, and in this way much presont distress has boon relioved. DEATHS, MCDERMOTT—AL b o'clock Inst ovoning, danco, 18 Hcott-at., John P, MoDormott, TFunoral will bo announced o to-morroir’ AUCTION SALES. By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. 939 MICHIGAN-AV.’ Fing Housghold Furniture, CARPETS AND LIBRARY, At Auction, ON FRIDAY, OCT, 10, AT 10 A, M,, gt e, W M et 4 sk Hlteon, Purmitord. i, 0 Volumids Misseilsnooss d Wi . Books, Blaaqed Ve HUTTERS & 0., Austionoors. The Sale of the Four-Btory and Basement Marble Front Building, ‘With Lot 27x171 Foot, 222 WABASEI-AV., Postponoed from Sept. 22, will bo sold Monday Afternoon, Qot. 13, at 3 o'olook, On the premises. Bale peromptory and with- outreserve, By order of the Propriotor. WA A. BUTTERS & CO,, Real Estato Auctionedrs, 144 aud 14§ Doarbor-st. REGULAR SATURDAY'S SALE, New and Second-Hand FURNITUORE. Carpots, Parlor and Ooak Stovas, Orookery, Glassware, and prarything ¥oquisito for Housokgeplng, 'at’ Augtion, on SATDIDAY, 1554 o'olook; atour Salos- ot. , 16 aud 17 ftando} roome, 10809 WhL A, HUTTRRS & CO., Austionsors. years, '8 papor, LEF WAL, BY G. P. GORE & CO., 3and 70 Wabash-ay, AT ATUCTION, The larg’oat fnest, and best assortment of Housohold Furnituro and Oarpots over offar- ed at Publio Auation. Hlogant Bidoboards, Book Cnacs, Parlor and Chamber Furniture of every dosoription, Marble-top Tablos Botas, Lounges, Blk. Wal. Bedstends a Bureaus, Chairs, Rookers, Mirrors, Kx. Ta- blos, Matérossos, Show Oases, Olfice Desks, 20 Rolls Wool Oarpet, 36 Orates Orookery, 130 Extonaion Tables. At 1L o'olock—3 Organs, 1 Melodeon, 1 Tlano, Opon und Top Huggios, 5.4 Kond Wagona, Iixpress Wagons, Double and Sin. glo Harness, On Saturday, Oot, 11, at 9 o'olock prompt, Housoliold Furnituro. The entiro contents ot largo Hotel: g p, aonm & 0., Auctionosra. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. Now nnd Socond-Hand FURNITURE, COarpots, Show-Oases, Stoves, Bedding, Mattresses, &o., &o., &o,, At Auotion, at our Salusrooms, 186 and 17 Randolph-st., on Batur*~¥, Oct, 11, AL 9 8, i, ‘WILLIS, LONG & OO,, Auot'rs. ttontion kiven to outnids EDWARDS & COIEN, Gonoral Autloncors, 65 65 65 65 65 65 South Cane 1o on Baturday, Oot. 11, 8:30a, m., now and P '5!?:?5nuw. ‘marblo-tan (abies, carpota, ohame 1, doat Yanoription, o i ton. aleo, olinlee oL PR UOITRN, Austtonoers, BY BRUSH, SON & CO 41 Bouth Usnalst, arnots, Btoves, do. 5, L TOI e, Cuali s ‘i eoitanta f & ey dvellig, FRI- i ‘undur & Ohattol Mortuago, asunorior Tot of New Fursitura, manufsoturod for the Fotull trade; - All gooda sold on Friday muat bo removod. tho same day ¥ wiake room forour rogular Saturday 3 BON & 00., Austioucers, s AUOTION SALES, Ty BLISON, POMBROY & CO., ta Itllson & Foator, Ttonl iata, BeooRaOr L o omoets, 61 amd &0 Tanduplony > 020! Grand Opening Sale, At thotr Naw and Bpolous Baloscoom, 84 & 868 RANDOLPH-ST.,, On Friday Morning, Oct. 10, at 9 o'clock, ‘Largo and attractive salo of New and Socond-hand FURNITURE s b ita, Marblo-top Tables, Extonsion i bk e B i R S Trga ot Wood-ont Arm Olsirs, Do ay horse, 8 yoars old, warrante wund ‘and kind, ant fM driver, with Top Buggy an Harnoss, Must'be sold. EROY & 0O N, e b8 Reamdaipl-at. VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON MILWAUKEE-AY, AND BALSTED-T,, AT ATOTION, ‘ON THE PREMISES, On Saturday, October 11, at 8 p. m, Bolng tho logaut and_substantially built S-story briok (witliatono front) building, 72 Milwaukoo-av., oceupled on the main floor aa & store, with dwolllogs onsecond sud ting for 81,420 g P [ow ocoupla ‘togothor or opartoly, Atoas ar Al Tiohns, Ligdors, Also, at 12 o'clock, s bulldin will ba eol ta the pro) 13 Porfoot, with full arrantéo doed. Abstrasta fab- {iTorims sary. For Milwaukeo.av. proporty, only 88,000 {n nisl Shab tho puraliasr to aesumo & mor Kaxy!af 0.0 du ‘April. 1618, with fotoreat at 8 por coats And Lalance in 1 L 7 per cont in 7 R ormma for all 1 t0 one buyor, 84,000 caah, the ove mortgago of 86,000 dua il 167, and balanco 3 1n 8 yoars, 3¥in {yoars ab7 per at, :'},'« doport ot 8500wl bo reguired on, day of sals, and o6 of first payment by Nov. 1 noxt. z‘n:',’ oy fardh Dariiculacs ndulso of JOIN OULVER, i alloat, or o il BLISON, POMEROY & CO., Avet'ss, 8 and 86 Itandolph- Peremptory Auction Sale OF VALUABLE [ngide Gity Prnneny'! On Monday Afternoon, Oct, 13, at 3 o'clock, ON THE GROUND. Bolog lots7and 14, in Block 13, and Lot 13, tn Block of Dnn‘:n‘- Addition, each B0 foet front by ffi& foot, deug'_ Lot No, 11 (ronts wost onSangamon-st., botwoon Adsms and Jackson-st. (N0, % ongt front, on Poorla-at., botwoon Adame nckioh. Lat 18, Blook 9, west front, on Pooria-at,, botween onroo and Adams. Thedo lots aro contrally locatod, ombracing the most deaizable proporty to bo found in tho city, . TERME OF SALL: Ono-third cashs balance In ons and two vonra, with & nor cont intaroat. Titlo porfeot. A\’l\lldrlcl (ll:m(uglofi% wlllhbelull ln‘A. a Siikon & 1 opouit of will bo required on each lot on day of aor HLISON BEATREY et dor Teal Estato atd General Auctionu 8§ and 8 Raudolph-t. ATTENTION!!! GREAT ATUCTION SALE NORTH EVANSTON, Wednesday, Oct. 15, 1873, Tiook out for further particulars, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Real Estate and Goneral Auctionoors, 84 and 86 Randolph-at, By C. C. THAYER & CO. Roal Estate Auctioneers and Brokors, LAKE SHl]BE;jUBDIVISIUN WINNETKA. The Hudson River Prop- erty of Chicago. SECOND AND CLOSING SALE OF BEAUTIFUL GROVE LOTS, Locnted on and near the Lake Shore, 40 to 80 foot Above the Lake, AT A UTUCTION, On Saturday, Oct. 11, 1873, ON THE GROUND. Thia proporty (s vory acocnible to the clty, and offers perfcotly puro alr, UNOLSTRUCTED ACOESS TO THE LAKY, an a magalficont viow of the outiro ship- ping to and from Chicago. The villago of Winnotks is sltuatad on tuo first high ground norih of Ohicago, about 40 to 80 foot abovo the lake. Tho casy deainage, rocdom from swamps and ma« larious broszos, tho boauty and variots and ih (o frosh air, make Jt tho niot, an toywns for rosidonce. 1t has good Schools, Churchos, and an Acadomy, conduoted undor tho auspicos of tha Cilongo Unlvoraity: has good stores and, markote, aud tha most boautiful rosidences 1n the county on Tha bistory of al largo cltios porty Is in the vielnity of largo bodlos of o hieh propersz lying Hortt an Lake Mieblaan, witli 1t zes, bracing alr, and glori i e b tho STGRT DESAEA BLE SORGIERAY PROPERTY NEAR CHIOAGO. Tho railroad sccom. modations aro amulo, Boron trains oach way daily. T toproperty parfact, * Abatracta of titl furniabud EIMS OF BALE-—Ono-third cash, aod balsnce fn ono and two yoara with lnterest at & per cent. A deposit of 10 por coat on tho value of esck lot will be roquired at timo of saly, and balancoof first payment within 30 dsys. A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN Wil josvo the Degot of tho Northmestorn Tiatlway, core nor Canal and Kingio-ate., AL1 . m. e by of saio, and Totarn AMlor anlo. Farther Informatios aid piats of the e AV R & CO., Roal Estate Austionoers, i ++ 0% B st Madison-at. A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, AND LOT 93KI65 FERT, WINNETIZA, AT AUCTION, 0n the Groand, SATURDAY, October 11, 1873, ty will b sold {mmediatoly aftor the AL o ——— By TAYLOR & HARRISON, AUCTIONEERS. GRAND EXPOSITION SALE or FURNITURE AND CARPITS, ON BATURDAY, OOT. 11, AT 9:80 0'OLOOE, At 204 and 206 East Madisonst. Visitors to the Exposition should not fail o attond he llmvll‘l‘llu, Wol\llv ordors to oloso many consignments it "f¥ogant Darlor Sots in Plush, Ailk, and Turry, im Parlor Kol ih Rep and 1ie Cloth, arblo Top. o asiortuant of Moahum Gbambor Sots. i 0 dd Volvot Carpota, mireain and Wool Oariota.. . hand Hirussols aud Wool Oarpota, ; "f’..':y:i'?::n aky Chiaite, Gt Oistre, Toskors, and Dite g Chatre. it i 3 ! SiReblo-fop Tapios Tlaruoss, Crockers, Plated Was, outlory, 4o, &o. G00DS ON EXHIBITION THIS AFTKRNOON. TAYLOR & HARRISON, 04 and 200 By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, Wast Bide Auction House, 63 South Canal-st, SATURDAY, Tug at 9 m,, Mouss fie:unnflsaluno( ‘xm‘xfirfifi'%’?gfi o o7 dosoripe , and Goneral Misoeliansous 3 | i eimine our Stook wad buy at Auckon Prices, M el