Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1873, Page 15

WEST VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND, A Sketch of the Alleghany ‘Wilds. Down the Yough==The Upper and the Lower Falls. The Story of Tom Winans--Tom Swann and’ Pinkney ‘Whyte. From Our Owen Correspondent. Ot Riven Countny, W, Va,, Sopt. 26, 1870, MOUNTAIN ARTISTS, Bon/ag and many of tho landscapo-artinta hayopainted up the Ohoat Iivor Countiy, and olhers intond to vislt it. Soning was once mia- takou by Frank Thomas for an interviower, and dnvon off his track with a shot-gun, Thomns Iad been Governor of Maryland, but political md domestio contrariotios oxpdiled him to the mountains, whers ho lived in a log-hut, near Bavage River, with only a nogro-cook. 1io was the Mountain Sam Houston, forvid in oratory, deop in resontmont, and bo revived his caroor ond ennoblod it by leading tho mountaincor sontiment for tho Union in 1861, Sontng waa interosted in his story, and wag skolahing his bt and porson, whon tho old man got bis shot~ gun and demned him off the glades. Thus Bon- tag is tho ouly man who has been interviowed with a shot-gun, Swallow Falls, n spot nlmoat uuknown, is ono of Sontag's slkotohos. Tho rido from Oakland to BWALLOW FALLS (8 miles) traverses a boautiful Lill and glado country, 'The beat path for oquostrinns s west of the Big Yough, although tho road for toams, which is none of the best, passes cast of the Yough, under tho mountein ealled Roman Noso, Ialf-way to Swallow Falls there is o yole or great bend of tho Yough, and hero tho equesirinn path through the glades roturns to the wagous rond, laviug crossod two considorable glado- strenmo; tho Yough in forded st tho plnco of mocting. A milo south of tho ford is tho place nemed * Amorfcan Stock Farm,” . gonorally known beroabout ag ‘“ THE EXOLISTMEN'S PLACE.” It I the creation of & colony of young English Inds, of good families nnd abuudant prospeots at homo, who, voluniarily chose Amer- ien ond tho indopendent lifoe of Re- R"bnm yeomanry for residence and career. Ir. Droad led tho way, aud purchased 500 neres, for §10 por nero, from John W, Garrott, Exq., by whoso advico the glades of Maryland wore solected. Mr, Broad was joined by Mr. Willink, of Liverpool, the sccond yoar (1872), and Messra, Ford and Bushby, of Chestor mig Dovoushire, camo: ovor in 1873, Good barns, stock-sheds, and a comfortnblo dwelling wers erected; almost without nasistance, thoso youn men clenved oft tho timber and thickets, fouce the upland flolds, tiled and_ ditched tho glade in o manner now to theso parts, and, at tho time of my visit, had oponed in tho wilds of the Yough iho rudiments of o profitablo and _beautiful cs- tato. Interaturo, bosing-gloves, fire-arms, and tho arcana of young Lingland wero portions of this rustic retreat, Theirs is tho only habitation —two log huts_cxcopted—botwoon Onkluud and Muddy Creek Falla. DOWN THE YOCK. Tho onk-groves givo way, as we approach Tol- Jiver's Run, to tall and statoly pincs, and the steep path down to the Yough is turfed with sofs moss, and flanked by laurol, ;:rul)u-vinu, end rhododondrou (mugnolia?). Gigantic rocks also appear, strown along the teep ecarp, rent from. Bome mountain-wall, apparently, and cast up on tho sides of tho river, ThoYoughis, in summer, & stream of pools, eddics, shullows, and dry rock, which a horsoman can ngcond, and for somo long stretches lio can drivo a wigon in tho river bed; in spring, and after rains, it is o torront, raiscd 10 feet, and even more, above its summor- level. High banks, rock-strewn, and rrucipitouu heights of fir, shut in tho aisloof black water, Doulders, and fonm ; the margin is inclosed with 1aurel and magnolia, With occosional mountain- ash pushing through and havging its insecls over tho strenm ; A gulf of black light,” somo Lave called the river on firet viow. The Yough, near the Upper Fall, passes under a rough bridge, sud is soon after drawn between 8 pair of rocky slabs ; after which it flaws ovor an_apron, or hulf-domo, of uaked limostono- rock, parting it a sheet of foam on sither sido. The fall hore is about 80 feot, and tho breadth of surfaco wet by the riverin dry weather is about 40 feot ; this is nx{muau.d, in rainy timee, to o running cataract, filled with tors and drift, quite hiding all barriors and obutacles, Below thie Upper Fall,—whose are is couvex, and can- not thereforo bo tho true Swallow Full,—is singulurly-bold precipica of detached rack, with a ehclf or tablo overlooking the pool, and beau- tifully ndorned with ferus and mosses ; thiy in aboui 40 feot high, Further down, on tho othior gide, aro soms bold forms of_ fallen rock ; balow which tho river is received into n spreading snlver or bnsin, of comparatively still waler, and a rim of flat rocks nearly lovel with tho current. Just off this placo thero is n circwlar arbor tramplod ont of the Inurel for the uee of picnic partics, with n cool pring at tho water's adge, About 300 feat below tlie Uppor Fall, pud with o descent of about 10 feet of rapid and curront botween, occurs the second or true Swallow Fall, Inferior ne to height, but a truer cascado, with o clear full ovor the coucave rim of a ahelf of recessed rocks, with a chord of about 80 feot, aud a periphery, conscquently, of above 100 feot. This fall is 10 or 12 feat high st low wator. Below the Lowor Fall in.a cavo about 40 fect deep, dry at low water. A fow roda off, Muddy Creel falls into the Yock with ono tremondous leup of 70 feot and stronming rapids ; and, o milo further down, Deop Creek oxecutes the samo foat in o slriking caseade. THE RECLAMATION OF THE ALLEGIANY WILDB In West Virginia in n necesaity in the forerround, Coal is too deur, travsporintion too insuiliciont, to permit tho groat coal-ficld from tlie National Rond to Staunton and Charleston tolie void, Tor 200 yours thore are deposits suflicient in that blanlk epot to eupply ail the chimnoys, gas-ro- torts, and steamships cost of Lake Erio and tho Miselesippi, _No conl-ficld s 8o central to all parts of tho North, Fast, and South. A railrond from Fairmount, or from Plodmont on the Poto~ mac, to Charloston, W.Va., would not only drain all this rich section of mirioral and timber coun- try, but would boa cowpleting link in on air- line between Now York, Now England, and Toxas, Buch n rond would bo about 200 milesin fength, and follow up wator-courses and betwaen mountains which it heed not cross all tho way. Tho nbove dvucllEllflhB give, ina feeblo and hasty way, somo of tho quaintnessesand benutics of tho Alloghany country, which I leave re- tuctantly. As wo sit, aftor our ride, in s littlo pavilion of Alre. Hanson's otol ut West Liborty, in sight of {he old German settlomont, wo hear tho loco- motive, on the DBaltimore & Ohio Raliroad whistle, 4 “ Alil there is Rosa Winana' * Camel's back * ongine I" eny we. ‘It doos not whistlo like tho Mogul® they use nowadays, all plentiful with mighty driving-whools.” n thon we bear again the wondorful yarn about TOM WINANS § but wo have it told over in tho newest form, to ot the Maryland idioms in it. Tho Colonel, who Eullfl at, sticks liy Jacob’s staff in the floor of tho pavition; for Lio ind onco boena surveyor, m»d‘i’n allowed hin wide-nrms In o stata of ‘civie ropona, and Lo jobs away thore at the important points, till the planks look like a housewife's cullonder, % Pom Winans," eays tho Colonel, “is n romance, sir, Tloss Winana way tho roludo to him. Tioss; his fothor, wag o blackemith, nman of pmdlglnnu originality, Ross Winans Inveuted the common car-truck, you know, sir, whioh all the railronds uso, aud e spent years and 2300,000 to rocover from Infringers, Ilo ought to have bad it,—~Lo ought indecd, sir{ Ile Inveuted the Camol's back engine as well ; and, whilo the Baltimoro & Ohio Couprny omployad him, ho got from €800 gradually up to 51,200 per annum, When ho alyuck for "§1,600 a year, ono of tho Doard of Diroctors cut Lim off with tho remnrk: “What nssumption| A more bluokumith roceiving 21,6001" But it was then predicted that tho mechanical right hand of tho Company had beon kucrifleod by e wol of pornicious ignoramuses, Igno-ran-usoe, I sy, Birl” repented the Qolonel, driving Lis Jucoli's slaff through a HE(\I)l“lIIE{. “, Culnno‘l," wo timidly suggest, “ you began with Thomas Winuns, ALY puys the Colonel, T am nt that pint again, Toss Winan kot uxl» mnchine-shops of his own and perfected his ongine, “om Winang was a journcyman-machinisb in that snop, and_was fumiliar with Uist ongino, At thin period o tussian agont of the Czar was in the country, looking up rallroad-improvements, Throo engines Lad then beun consiiets ed in Amorica,—one at Patorson, N. J., ouo at i TRoss Winans', The Russlan got acquainted with o kineman of Rose’, nnd abkod him which wna tho best of tho now nuglhms in Amorica, ‘Ross Winnne’, to bo suroe, sir, answers tho dutiful kinsman, _And forthwith the englue is ordorod, aud om Winaus is sont out to Yiurnnu with {t. On tho way o mot, abonrdship, Iatrison and Ensbwiol, nlso bound to Buropo to build sail- wayn, Moy asltod Lim Lo Joln thom in rnrtnnrshlp and lio consonted, “When thoy saw hin_ongiug llioy oxelnimod, *A contest with that s tl}xip‘rnoncnlu.n Bultimore has whipped us out!’™ ‘“But tho Czar, Colonol 2 wny-wo, dodgin, tho Jncobs tull, ' y L “ Al l sir, thoro wns o grenlor triumph of, Baltimora mnuhoad than tho victorion of our Womon who intormarried with tho Bonnporics, {ho Wollosloys, tho Osbornes, and olbor Royal bloods, Lho engine was put up on tho Bt Dotorsburg & Moscow Railrond, then partly Ind down. ‘Pom Winaus mounted the platform, and drove her nlong tho giades, When Lo camo down from the box, nll grimy with smolko aud cindors, the Ozor, without saying o word, took Lila riug off his own flnan, and pub it on our young mechinnio's dirty hand, It was ahyacmtho, olnsped with n row of dinmonds all iho wny round. Thero bogan ''om Winans' gront for- tuno, gir, o nmdo a noble fortung, and os- tablished hin bonulifal residouco of Lo Cri~ men,” at Baltimoro, Thora ho was mrtnetingi,l with his fathor, tho colobrated cignr-bont whicl ho teated off Cape Honry, aud which Lo osteems to bo n suceess in principle to this day, when tho War broko out. laltimorcans gonoratly objoct- ed o the aggressive course of tha Government, and, whon Toss Winnus was thrown into ord MelTonry, Tom loft tho _country in indignation, 11ia benutiful placa was lolt cpet all that poriod ofnbsonee,—or about elght yoara,—with ucy vants, wine, and " hoapltulity for all who came, and tho In-oprlutur meantima dispenged lavieh Lospitality u Lugland, whore the boys intormarried. Tom Winane_is again amongst us, our greatosl mo- chruic. l!ufllm(lgru(uuulolmlpnn Lo, ko tho print- cr Amos, muko his houso their home, and ho s always at work with his head and tools. e will jump up in the midat of o conversation, and boro hin gimlot into n pieco of walnut-furnituro, o test or fix in his. mind somo momentary me- chnnical suggostion, Hin father hns littls reln- tivo woalth, and it is rolated that, somne timo ngo, Tom protosted with Ross for driving 5o bnd o wagon and horse through the streets, ‘Lhmg it, Tom ! enid the old mun, ‘I'm poor; Icau's afford your stylo,’ ““LYom sat down and drow n cieck for £100,000. * ‘Thore, father, ho says, * you can't suy aftor this that you can't drivo a decent team.’ TOX BWANN AND PINKNEY WHYTE. ‘Wo cxpress some interest in the subjoct of tho contest in Marylend for tho Unitod States Bennto Dietweon ex-Gov, Thomes Bwann, who oponed thig road to the Obio in 1853, and tho prosont Governor, Williom Pinknoy Whyte, Anothor grave old Baltimorean, with a raceding chin, e puckered visage, aud much self-conli- dence, onlightons us, “Tom Swann,” ho rays, “ia & nntive of Lho District of Coluinbin ; ho moved (o Dallimoro, and inquired for tho richost girl ut ouco. It wns Yeni, vidi, vici. Thin put bim on his feet, and Lio hias had the business-copacity o groatly In- creage tho fortuno, Ifo hns loft his mnrk on Daltimoro, but bis career has beon without tho olement o fixed.or ascortaivablo principlo, and hag often bordered on unscrupulousnesy, o mado n grest reputation by mtending 08 Presidout of tho Baltimoro & Ohio Tailroad at tho perod of its completion 1o tho Ohioj Dbut tho work precedent to this had oll beon arrangod by the third Presidont, Louis McLone, The latter beeamo the vietim of momentary projudico, owing to the delny neces- sary to got monoy to complete tho road, and he dotermined to resign, *Don't do it,’ eaid ono of our soundest mon, *If you do, n’ person of no merit in tho work will tako to himself tho: roputation of ull the succoss you have already insured.’ It happened just thatwny, Bwann it Lorited tho fulttlment of the work. When tho rond got to tho Oluo, ho _slipped out, and loft another labse of {ll luck to it. As o politician, hoe is nct to bo found hero or thera; as a financlor, ho s medium, ‘Wo owo him Druid Hill Park, and the rostoration of the ballot to Conservative Marylandors ; but the latter wan_a trado for tho Senntorship, of which b is atill in puranit. 1t is not forgotton that, in uow-Nothing tines, the instrament of warfare iu the hands of Swami's men was tho shoomaker's awl. Pinkney Whyto is tho best oliticinn, if with less carecr. Ho has cleaned r. Bwann oul, wir 1" Garu, —_——— INDIAN OUTRAGES. Fhe ITostile Zands in Scuthern Cols orado ~- Eiling Cattlo Radiscrimis notely. Pucbio, Cul, (0ct.B), Correspondenco of the St Louia Democrat, - I have saveral important facts concorning the Iato Indiau outragen in the Upper Arkansas Val- Toy, tho firet which have oceurred in this part of Colorado for soveral yonrs, On tho %th ult., n lnrgo party of Indians, cstimated to number over 800, nnd “coneisting of Cheyonnes, Arapahocs, and Kiowas, camo into tho Aikansas Valloy from tho south, and campod nbout two miles nbove the town of Log Animas, {ho connty-seat of Bont County, Col., nnd just neross tha river opposite Tort Lyon, Theso Indizns wero intorviewed nest day rfter thelr arrival by tho commanding ofiicor of the fort, Lo learn, I possiblo, their intentions, but littlo could be got out of the Chiefs, oxcept thrt they considered the country as belonging lo thom, and_thoy should roam over it as they pleased. Tt was found that the Tudians wero all warriors, not a #ingle squaw being among them, and that eneh warrior wus armed with o breech- londivg Goverement rifle, and from ono Lo two goad revolyers, bosides hows aud arrows and #peurs, and coch supplied with an oxtrn led horse, Theso eigns all hetokened mischicf, and in tlie meantimo tho commander of tho post had recelved disputchos from tho military authorities at Fort 8ill, in tho Indisn Werritory, thut these Indlans bad loft their reservation, Ening north- weat, nud that thoy wore probubly bent on mis- chief. Acting, Lhorefore, upon thoss intimations, tho military authoritics of Fort Lyon requested the Chiefs to leave, with their warrior, and go back to their roservation. o this request tio Oltofs roplied thut they would not go till they got ready, and talked “in a very impudent mau-~ o, Thoy loft, howover, in a day or two aftorwards, and proceeded up tha Arkmisas River, through tho settlements, nnd soon began to scatter ont in bonds among the stock and ranchos on the rivor und Lributary stronms; and fs thoro ia no gamo in this pari of the country at thi senson of tho year, the gentlo wayages bogap to kill cattlo and compol 1he horders’ to cook for them whilo thoy fonsted on juicy steaks of fat short- horus, 'These net wore soon followed by am in- diseriminnto slaughter of the eatflo through- out tho valley, and for noarly n week theso outrnges havo continued, until tho ut- most oxcitoment and conaternation provail throughout Southorn Colorado, For throo days past tho settlern have beon coming into Preblo for a distanco of 40 riles down the river, bring- ing in thoir faniflios and Eroumlun arms for pro- teetion. Alrendy o numbor of our citizens have formed imprompin companies, and gono down tho river to protect the sottlers, Tho Bheriff of this county wont to Denver two dayn ngo, sud was supplied by Gov. Elbert with such arms g could bo spared. Gov. Libert aleo tolegraphed to Gon, Popo for military aid, but up to tho presout nothing 18 known liero of any military movements againet theso * friondly” “red mon, The Indiana aro now proceeding toward tho sot- tlomonts on tho Los Animas River, below Trini- dad, and tho sotllors of Los Animas County aro arming for defouse, although many have loft their yanches snd flad to the towus and thiclly-sottled neighborhoods. 'Tho schools wll through tho country havo boen clunod‘ nud sov- oral lndy toachors havo como into Pueblo for protection, It iu imposeiblo to give oxact de- tnils of the damago already done, since muny stock men daro not yet roturn 1o thoir ranches, but onough s known to gve some iden of tha general extont of thnilil ngo and slaughter of eattlo, At Col.Modd's ranch, on Wild Iforsa Creok, tho Indiane droveoff (ke Colonel's family and tho horders, snd shob down a largo number of cattlo, At Cronk's xaneli in the lower ond of Puoblo Gounty, nbout tweuly liend woro killed, nad Mr, Cronle takon prieoner and l‘om!ml]ud 10 cook for the savages, but lie muneged to eseapo in tho night, Louis Kramor lost’ fifteon or twonty hiend. Dy, Tuttle, of Puoblo, lost u largo number, Qoorgo Ttoynolds, o Inrgo owner of loxnn onttle, at Doint of Lookn, and o Tnssoll, mancossstyl rowor of Amoriean eatilo, ut Rocky Ford, nro oth reported to bo honvy losers, Bubtha worst slunghtor, 80 farag reported, in thut of cattle ownod by'D. M. Idgerton, Isq, Mr, Ldjrorton brought” to Colorado abont the firat short-horn ontlo fhat woro 1ug}mrtud into tho Torritory, and lira Loon o Buccenstul grower of hnproved ntocl, at his yanch, on tho Arkunsas, near tho mouth of florge Creok, A_band of thoro msrauding Indiaws came upon Mr., Edgerton's ranch threa Qays ago, drovo offt tho hordors, and wantonly shot down, uy noar_as cun bo necorinined, over 100 head of blonded nnd gradod Amorican oattlo, leaving Uholr cutcarsen on the ground, bokldos wmm(hn iz and half-litug many othors. ‘I'wo or throo herdors ave roported to havo heon kilted iu attempting to dofond tho stock {n theic caro, but nothing dofinlte an to names or number hay Leen lonruod horo to this date, owing to the ox- citoment and foar of vonturing out ju the nelgh- THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1873, COLORADO. The Fair of the Territorial Industrial Asgoolation, Tho Reeont Trealy with tho Dios— 4 Rugh to the San Juan Nines Mnticipated, Bome Pooulinr Criminal Cases---The Monotery Sitnation---Rail« ‘way-Progress, Correspondence of The, Chicago Tribune, DENVER, Col,, Bopt, 29, 1673, The firat fair hold by the COLORADO INDUSTIIAL AS300IATION commeonces in this cily to-morrow, and will con- tiuuo until Saturdny ovening, It intonds dis- tributing £15,000 in promiums. Tho display la to bo a vory fino ono, nnd It §s thought the at- tendanco will bo large. This Asuociation Is no outgrowth of tha old Colorndo Agrioultural Bo- cloty which was formed in 1866, and which held aonual fairs up to kst fall, whon, becoming cm- barrassed, it dissolved, snd, from among many of Ita old mombers, the new organization was brought into oxistonce on tho 19th day of Feb- ruary of tho prosent yoar. Itn capital stock was placed ot 25,000, divided into 250 shares, Its object {8 to nid and promoto the growth and de- volopment of the mineral, agricultural, pratoraly commereinl, mauufacturiug, productivo, and in- dustrinl intoronts generally of the Torritory i also, to oncourage the introduction and succoss- ful operation of il kinds of industry, 'Tho farmor, tho stook-growor, the mechanic, aud tho miunor Liave all contributed lborally Lo the prosent exhibition. Bomo splondid apecimens from tho richly-yiolding muines, of both oro and bullion, lavo boen received, Somo of tho finest speci- meus of horses, enttlo, and sheep evor exhibited aro tobo displayed; whilo coreals of oxtraordinary growth will attraot tho attontlon of the ngrical- turist from afar. Tho ecity is alrcady wolle filled with strangors,—not only from tho intorior of tho Territory, but from the-States and Tarrl- torios to tho cast and west of us, The Bouldor County Fair was hold fast woek, at Bonlder City, and, os far a8 tho dlaplay and receipts wero con- cerned, was quito succossful. Tho Pucblo County Trir—tho last tobe held in the Territory this sonson, and whigh will represent more especinily Bouthern Colorado—is to commence on the 16th of Qctober, and continvo for fivo dnys. Tho rocont trealy made with tho Utes, socur- ing n largo, and, ot {ho samo timo, most yaluable portion of TITG BAN JUAN DISTRICT of this Territory, is a matter of moro than ordi- nary importance, especially with those who seck to make speody fortunes out of gold and silver mines. Aside from theso preclous metals, thoro nre in that section large and veluable doposits of coppor, lead, iron, and conl. The * Little Giant * Mine,which i located thero, has, for a long time past, beon yiolding ovor 1,000 in gold porday, and this with vory inadequate ma- chinory. It bolongs to n Chieago company, who pnid $500,000 For it and, sitics tho troaty, it lina more than donbled its valuo, Othor minas, bo- lievod to bo cqually ns rich ns. this, avo in the samo locality, nud capitalists aro now nogotint- ing for their purchaso, 'The gold of tho B Tuan mines yiolds from 2,000 Lo 8,000 for oach fou of ore mined. Wil better fncilitics for e extraction, it will givo o still moro profitable yiold, Tho ~country iu which theso rich mines ara loented is rogarded us the most beautiful on the Amorican Conti- nent, The seenery i truly sublimo, and tho fertility of tho soil equals that of tho most fn- vored portion of any in this Territory which is now under cultivation, It is o series of lofty mountaing nnd inviting valioys, 'Iho Uto Indi- ans, who mudo the conoession of this valuablo portionof the country, give essurauco that they will not only mnot miolest miners, farmerd, and othor whito men who mnmy settle thero, but that thoy court their coming, and will live in full harmony with thom, The couns try ceded to the United Statos covors an aren of about 60 by 100 wiles, Tho Uncompngue Creok, o Gunnison and_the San Miguel Rivos, wilh tho agricultural aud grazing lands on tho south ond of {hio presont rerorvation, aro still resorved to the Indiung, Theso Utes sro fast becoming civilized. Alvendy about cighty of tho tribe aro ralsing coreals, end soon many others will com- 1aonco farming on g somowhat oxtondedseale, nud nfter tho mothod of thoir whito brethren, Miners Twvo always looked upon this couatry with o Jealous eye, and now, since ull barriers are re- moved, thoy can_onter it and tako out fortuney iu & short timo. 1t is belioved that a groat rush to that rogion will bo mado next spring; thob fortune-hunters will flock there by himdreds aud thousends; pud thet the San Juan exeitement will then far eclipso the famous Pike's Peal furor of 1850, ONE OF TIIE 3{0ST PEOULIAR CASES that ever aroso in tho criminal annnla of Col- orndo aceurred recontly in this city, Last winter, Hiram Burton, ou oxtencive rotail merchant, dis- poscd of hiu_ostablishment, 01 one of tho prin- cipal thoroughfares here, to Andrew deLaughlin, who', ting recontly arrivod from Savanuah, Qa,, taking in - payment therefor part cash and tho "balauco in _promissory notes. Before the latter matured, consider- ablo jll-fooling was engouderod botween tho two mou, each charging tha otler with attempting to swindlo, Onthe 27th of Juno, and st noon, when all tho clorls of ‘tho establlshmont werd abaent, Burton stopped info tho store, no ono boing thoro nt - the time but himseif and Me- Laughlin, A fow moments nfter his entraueo, three roports, as from a pistol, were heard. A crowd soon gathered aronnd tha storo. Burton was found lying inside mortally wounded, n ball baving entered his ohest and snothor his head, McLaughlin bad s slight abrasion on one of his cars, lle was immediataly put undor arrest, whilo Burton was carried to his reaidonce, whera ha died eovaralhourslator. ‘Fho shooting was nat wituessod by auy one, though partios sworo that they saw piatols fn the hands of each of tho men immodintely after tho occurrenco. The ona clagped by Byrton, & rovolver, showed that throo of its chumbora had boen discharged, while those of McLaughlin’s plstol were all loaded. The lntlor declared that the formor, after using gome barsh language, prosaeded il pistol. i hand toward him; that a scufilo ensued, during which Burton tried to shoot bLim (McLaughtin) & but, by reason of using tho wonpon with his 10tk hand, and being clinched, o sent two of the balls into his own body instond of thab of his nntagonist, whilo tho third merely grazed his (MoLanghlin's) enr, a8 ho alroady beon staled, Tho case wos im- mediafely investigatod by the Corouor, and bis inry nccopted tho version of MeLaughlin, ag hoy rogardod it corrost by reason of corrobor- ntive circumstantial ovidonce, and ho was forth- with dlsfi]mr‘i‘ud. Burton was buried, sud the ublio thought {ha caso endad baro, bub not so, Truo, nearly threo months had passed by, aud It was boginning to fadoe from the mindu'of tho peoplo, whon, about ton doys ago, McLaughlin W puddenly olzed by defectivos just o ho was bosrding & train ju this city for tho East. Ho waa imunedintoly talkon {o jnil, and not al- lowed to commuuicate with any one but lis counsel. Tho caso waa esllod for preliminary oxamination in the T'robate Court st week, "Tho intereut of the publio was awnkenod anew, nud tho oxcitemont that followed was intonso, Bix ablo counsol wore engaged on oach sido, aud, for tho four doys during which tho oxamination lnsted, ~tho lnrgo court- rocm not only was crowded Dby ansioun men and womon who canio as spcotators, hut it would not afford evon standing-voom for many who sought admittance, During the osaminas tion many interosting J)olnlu, loth direct and callutoral, woro dovelaped, From tho tentimony olloltod, it seems that [horo wore two insuranco policies on tha 1ifo of Burton, the decensod, and Lot the compuny rofused to pay cither, on tho ground that Lio lout his 1ifo in the commiseion of o folontous nat ; or, in other wordu, that ho dlod by his own haud while altempting to commit murdor, The Coroner's jury havimg rondorod n vordiot to that ciect, the insuraico compnny adopad 1t as the ground of thoir vofusnl to pay. ‘Lha witnosees for tho proaccution, on orogs-ox- aminatlon, admitted thut it wou the desiro of the family of iho ‘deccased to Nt tho stigma fromi his momory and convick MoLnughlin, 60 that tho amount of - fue anrines—$10,000—conld Lo oollooted, - Thou, Aurgoons and othor experts wero callod to show the possibility of a man shooting hinsoll nu Burton waa eliot. Bome unld ho could und othie ors sald ho couldn't be shot by himwolf in the nanner doseribed, Thon, witnosses who bud clreumstantial ovidence wore clusely oxamined, mony was cnnfllnllm{tn on oxtraordinary dogroo, and, nt its conolusion, much ':jmunhtlmx B rifo s to tho rosult of tho exnmination,—ns to whethor the prisonor would ba batled for mon- slaughitor, committod to prison for murder, or digonarged, Aftor o closo andt claborato roview of the testimony, tho Conrt deolded that thero waa not sufliolont gronnds upon which to hold tho prisoner in custody any longor, and ho waa discharged tho second time. The noxt turn in this peenliar caso §8 anxiounly nwaited, ny many 10w seem to think that it will'not ond horo, Another cna which Is EXQITING MUCIH INTEREOT HENE at the presont timo is that of a gambler and_no- torious dosporndo who at ono timo was an officer in the Unitod Btatos Army, Lub was subsoquont- 1y cashiored for somo malfonsrnce. Recoutly o liag boou sojourning in this city, and “was Inewn ag Capt. Qoorge W. Grobam, On the 10th fnat., just boforo daybrealt, ho, in company with anothior_deeperado, ono John' Dick, madd an attempt ot Rivor Bond, on the lino of the Kansns Pacific Railway, to rob n United Btatos Paymastor, Maj. Brooks, of n largo nmount of Government monoy, r8 ho was_going from a train to tho enwp of tho Sixth Cavalry, about 8 miles from River Bond, to pny off tho troops. On (hat morning Maj, Drooks {:flt off tho west- orn-bound train o short timo boforo dn{llglxe nud vios mot ot tho station by Capt. Irwin tnd Liout, Wetmoro, of tho Bixth Cavalry, with nn mmbuianco. A $rs, Roborts, Wi wiia of tho post-trader, nnd some soldiors, wore also in the vehiolo, Graham and Dick wore both mnasked and Jying in ambush, ~As tho ambulunco appronched, thoy balted tho drivor and sought to secure the treasure. Thovillaing en~ doavored {o intimidato tho party by firing into tho ambulanco. Hoveral insido’ wora slightl wounded,—nmong them Mrs, Koborts, - bull Laving paesed throngh her Lund. Tl soldiors soon voturned tho firo, Ono of the highwaymen, Graliam, was sovoroly wounded, while Dick, the otlior, wus mora fortunato, Mo oluded captura, and tho Innt hoard ot him was, that ho was malk- ing his way townrd New Mexico, Graham was found to Lo so badly wounded that it wny thought Lio could not survive, n cnrbino-bull having cu- tered his bronst and come out at his bacl, leay- ing an oxtromoly large holo in his body. Ho was removed to thi city, o distauco of 80 miles, and taken to tho Arapahoo County Horpital, to dio, 04 it wos suppoged. For o forinight Lo seemo to linger, ns tho enrgeons and nmursos sny thoy thought, botweon lifo nud doatl, Ono ovoning ho was mirsing, No ono cowld ncconnt for his absence, or ‘;:vo any light s to how ho got away, 'Thoy said they supposod” ho had boan spiritod away by o balf-dozen mon with n wagon, whilo thoy were naleep. This was cor- tainly n poor excuse for hospital-officials who bad n daugerous oriminal, a highwayman and ‘would-be-muxderor, committed to their safo- keoping. Bevoral dng: fpnsm.\d and tho missin criminal was not to ound. At lust, on Fri- day umuln[i. o city-policomnn eaw o suspicious- “looking {udividual coming out of a low groggery in an out-of-the-way Hnrt of tho city. As Lo ‘tottered nlong, tho oflicor scrutinized him as well as ho could, and, thiuking thero was somo- thing wrong abont tho individunl, arrosted bhim on suspicion, ‘Taking him undor s gas-lamp, ho eaw Lo had in his ohargo a ‘whito taan disgnised o8 & negro. Tho scoundrol bad been mnking for tho depot, “with tho view of fotting awny = from tho au- thoritics, When hio found that Lo avas in closo custody, he offered his eaptor $300 for his lib- orty, bub it wes of nonvail. Ho wos taken to tho Connty Juil, whoro lio ig now clogely watch- ed. Itis not ut all improbable that he'mny gat away from this institution, for hardly o month passos but what o general jail-delivery occurs, much to tho ehngrin of tho jailors and cnnoy- anco of the county authoritics, The authoritics aro cortainly open to much censure in allowin, o villnin of " bis ilk to oscapo from tho lospilal, Should tho cnso evor como to trial, it will un- 3uemom\bly bo shown that thors wore sovernl osperato characters ongaged with Graham in Liia plot to rob and murder Government olicialy, TUTS FAR TIE FINANCIAL PANIQ in the East has had littlo or no porcoptiblo effact upon (ho businesn cithor of thia city or Torritory. Asido from a glight run upon somo of 1 he banking institutions Ly small depositors in tho mining reglons, the banks lLave beon doing their Lusi- ness as usual, oxcoptin Lho matter of foroign oxchange, Many busiuess-mon here, howaver, fool that ono of the results of the panio will be a tight monoy muarket, and, to roliove thomsclves from nuy ombarragements which may ariso, aro dovising menns whoroby they may pass snfoly and easily through the winter ‘and epring, Ono miovement looking to this ond hns beeu fairly in- uwugurated; whichia the ostnblishing of o comrao- diotts grain-warehousoin this city whioro our farm- ory may storo thelr surplus grain, taling thorofor n warchouso recoipt, which thoy éan uso ns o col- Interal upon which to raise money, especially should thero bo o falling mavket for wheat. Our whent interests have grown so large in thig Ter- ritory recently that it becomos ubsolutely nce- eseary to ndopt somo such method as tho ono proposed for the encouragement of our whent- growers. TIE ARTANSAS VALLEY RATLROAD, which i olborwiso kuown s tho Lit Carson Branch of tho Kanmus Pacilic Rnilway, in_now completed to tho Arkaueas Rivor. ft will ho rondy for trndo nud travel withing fow duys, This ling 0|;cun up tho lower parts of the Arkansng ani o Los Animns Valloys,—one of tho richest sections of Colorado. Considorable progrous ia boing mado with othor railway onterpiisca in this Lorritory. CITINTSE LAROR is gradually oxtonding throughout this Territory. About twenty of the Celestials wero yostorduy ent p to the mines ncar Black Huwk, 'Choy aro to be employed at Cameron's Diggings, on Cloar Creck, whera thero are abous eighty of thoir countryinen alyeady employed, 0. 1L, O, Sl bl adely MISOELLANEOUS. Ounn tombstona ut Stenduy, Prussia, is in- seribed tho epitaph : **Sho died of o corset,” —The 8t Louis Demoeral snnouuces threo deaths In that city within two days, from koro- sone, and styles the articlo ** the greas American obitunry-provoker.” —Discontonted husbands nnd wives in Paria aro in bigh gleo over tho discovory that tho Commuo during thoir possossion of Paris do- stroyed, smong other things, nll the official rec- ords of births and marringos, ~Anua Garrott, colored, of Plymouth, North Carolins, \who, bocoming sngry at Lor grand- ohild for stealing eovonty-fivo conts, whippod tho obild to death, then (.irm\ucd it, and was caught in the not of tossing it into a flro, is to bo hanged ix; Decombor, Furthormore, she is 80 yoars of ago. —I'our hundred penstoners of the United Stales aro residont in othor countries, aud Tocaiyo their ponsions by Lills of oxchange. —A Californin papor of lute dato contains tho following advertisement: ** Born—In Eurelka, Aug. 19, to tha wifo of D, Manhoim, a sou—s 15+ pounder,” —At a locol claction in California, tha otner day, n majority of tho votes wors cast for n woman for Constablo; but sho didu't got tho offico, tho judges rofusing to connt her vote, —A corroepondent of the Boston Transcript au{a on looking over nu addross of the Hon, Wililam Sullivan, dolivored to tho Suffoll; Dar, i1 1825, ho fiuds ' that oarly in coloninl time & Jury, if thoy woro not satistled with tho opinion of the Court, woro allowed, by law, “fo consull any b;/slandc A —Lhis 16 tho pathotio appeal of n disgusted Englishman: “Wo e going to war aguin to soundly thrash tho Ashautecs, aud probably put & ponny or twopence more onto tho ncomo tax, Lot mo ask, then, why not nrbitrato with theso misguided niggors? = Got Quasheo to Goneyn, 18 wo did Jouathen, aud arbitrate,” —An Alfmuy 1Emuugmr picked up an abandon= ed tobacco-gnld from tho straot and found chowed up in it n $6 bill, and o 69 cont und 10 cont serip. It is supposcd that womo chewer who koops his money in his tobacoo-box tool a chow of tobacco and currency at tha sawmotime, in tho dark, and the tasto proving rathor un- pleasant, ho rejeotod the quid, —An Awerican Indy tolla us that sho wont to s lnirdressor's estnblishmont this morning to got ber hale shampooned, and, making tho cost, slia rocoived tho muswor thet it would be threo franed, Attor Lho oporation wus finishod she wad _prosonted with o bill for nine franes, nnd, nIvon donumring, wag Lold that threo of tho nd- ditional franen Wero for putting ler lair up ngein, Lwo others for tho lignid usod, and tho fourth for thouge of the combs aud brush,— ZLaris Leticr, —A largo number of lagles in Bprlngfeld, Masd,, buvae beon Pmunucd whilo gnthering for- ont leaves this full, Ono pligulelan Lny twenly cation of polsoning by allor loaves, * ~—Thontory of tho degradation of the Norlh Onroliua Univorelty in this told in the Yillsbora Jecorders Bomo of the younys ludios ealled upon Mr, Yool to_obtaln his pormission to uws tho ohapel for tho Babbath-school celebration, Dy, L. roplied that Lo had 1o objection, providod the chapol yas restorod in au good order as when tho pormission was grautod, Onaeof tho yonug ln- dicn roplicd (hat, on exumination of tho chnpol thoy found it flliod with cows, Bho supposed it woilld bo au casy matter to drive thom buek into tho building whon Lho exerclses were ovor, —Mr, Rtodney’s death s oxplained, My, T, opuippod Limsolf with o throc-pronged pilche fork, und viited n Colorado edilor. Tho Cor- onei’s jury found thut R, died uf & full from n window, —A Hitlka correapondont thus deseribos Alaskn seenory 1 ** Take one big mountain, coveredwith trooy from tho baso nearly to the sumw 15 Almogt impnesable—multiply tho one by ton thousnnd, nnd you have Alaske, Thoro ia'n tor~ rible amencss, One mingular fentura of this mass of forogt 18 tho nbsence of birds; I have soan but ono robin in Bitka," —It Is now definitely eotllad that tho tole- ph-wires in Gormany aro no longor to bo at- dixed to polos in the open alr, but aro lo be buriod fn undergronnd tubes, 'Lho lines on which the ‘prluc plo 16 to bo first fntroduced are those requl rinfi o largo numbor of wiros; and thosa first on the roll are {ha lino from Borlin to tho Iihine, which branchen to difforent polnts. —Tho Datnosville (‘U.) Enlerprisosnys s “An old ;funtlcmnn nnd lady from Ponnusylvanin arp viniting our fulr whoso life-hiatoryg 18 nomowhat singuinr, It appeors that o widow Indy tool nn orphan Loy to raleo, and whon he mrived ot tho age of 18, sho narriod him, she thon boing in hor G0th yoar. Ton yenrs ngo thoy ook an or- phan gitl to raiso,” ‘Lhis summor tho old Indy dled, bolng 96 yoars of age, and innino weoks aftor thoe old man morried the girl they had rals- od, ho boing 68 yonrs old, and sho 18, —'Tho coolest Bpecimou of womankind of swhom wo havo rond of Ialo Lias gone to Texns from Ia- znar ’l‘o\rnshi{! Iansns, Sho left hor Iusband and throo ahildron to go off with Lo birad ma, whom she snid £be loved better than husband or children. Bho took & Biblo and hymn-book in hor hand, and a6 ehe siet out asked hor husband to pray that thoy might havo s prosperous joure noy. : —There was o domostio oxhibition at Monnt ITono, R, 1., Iatoly which was not ploasant to ho- hold. A Mra. Wentworth, who had beon divorcod from her husband, wisbed to bury her doad ohild by tho sido of anothor who died ‘beforo tho dl- yoree, but Mr, W. appeared on tho scona whon the grave was dug and forbade furthor procood- ings. Thoro was n disgrucoful wrangle in the burying-ground aud Mr. Wentworth had to bo srrosted. ~—The Roman Catholic Bishop of Ferng, Wex- ford, Ircland, has forbiddon hit parishionors to danco waltzes, polkas, or galops within his dio- coso, —QGray parrots, which used to bo warth abont $7 apioco, hinve beon put up to double that price by Now York bird fonciors. Thoy nro usunlly *batter talkors than tho greon Linds, and tho con- soquent demand for them has mado thom scarce. ~Tho oxponso of the Yollowstono oxpedition will bo clioarfully horne by the peopla whon thoy learn that Prof, Hayden discovercd on tho Lrip 227 differont speoios of grassLioppors, —At tho cclobrated dry-goods cstablishment Au Bon Marche, suys a Paris lotter, which is ox- tonsively pntmnlsz by Americans, o new fonture beon iniroducod this sewson. It Laving been noticod that Amarican gontlomen troquent- Iy got impationt whilo tholr Wwivos und dnughtors woro shopping, and burried them off before Lhoy had obtained "ol thoy wanted, a_well tittod-up billiard-saloon has “been provided for their amugement whilo the purchnges are boing mada. It scoms to anmwer tho purposo well, ns thoy nro ulways casy to bo found when it is nocensnry for :ll:mi:'}lu come up to the Capiain's ofllce and fook o bill, THE LOSS OF THE BRIG HAMPTON, Stntomont by tho Captain. Racixe, Win,, Qcl. 9, 1670, To the Lditor qf The Chicago Tribunc: Sm: Inclosed find o Lruo statemont of the losa of the brig Hampton, which ploavo iugort in your paper, and obligo yours truly, U'nrovone LANE, Master Lrlg Hotpton, As I noticed a statement in the Tue Crircaco TRinoNE of Oct. 1, of tho loss of tho brig Hamp- ton, which is incorroct in nlmost overy purtio- lar, and as it makes o *“ Moses ™ of one and daes groat injuatico to the balanca of the crow,~Mr, Goorgo 1lntcholl's story to tho contrary notwith- slanding,—I wish to” enlighton tho readers thereof, and the sailing community in particular, I will now givo particulars which aro true, and I will warrant that the crow (with tho ‘uxcep- tion of Mr. Hatehell) will attest to the samoa. ‘Wo loft Racine on Sunday morniy, y Sort. 20, Datween 9 and 10 o'clack, bonud for Teh Crook, Qroon Bay, whoro the voeeel was_ to undorgo ro- pairs. Wo bold o fair wind until botweon 7 and 8 o'clock in tho ovoning, when tho brig wos taken nback by n frosh breoze from the north, obliging us to shorten snil, which wo did me cordingly. T'ne Wnivxe's slatomont snys s “Thoy ecarcely kuow what to do," which in n mistake. Wao kuow what to do, and did it: shortonod sail. Wo then put her on the slar- board tack, and stood for the laud; but tho wind being from tho northwerd, aud o heavy gen ruuning from 8. 8. W.. wo tool the sen. on, the lec-beam, which mado "her voll very hoavy, ond tho wafer ac this timo was aboit two feob deop in tho hold, and washing all tho dirt from oft forward, \v}\lnfl s liablo to clog tho pumps. Tho wind canted to N, W., and wo went about and stood to \Lo northward, 8o as to get tho sca after us as much a4 poasiblo, in order to roliove her of tho water; but tho pump, whon woesmo to stact it, was slogged, ~ Wo gob it olour sovoral times, bus it would olog ngain. After scelng tho water was gaining on us, and no r])mspeum of clearing tho puap, wo stood for tho lond ngain. By this time hero wos a heavy sea running from’ N, N, W., ond tho vosvel wus rolling very heavy, and the wator gaining in tho hold. Bhelooked s though sho might roll over. Wo got the boat ready, with E&nu, ours, buckats, ote., rondy for a Inunch, and had'got tho storn on the rail (the boat being ou dock), nud woro getting tho bows on, when, by somo misnnderstanding or oxcite~ mont, tho gteru was shoved off, aud the boat was swamped. Our bopes were gono in that quarter. Being in fonr les¢ tho vessol should roll over, we cat tho spars oubof her,—uob by Mr. Iatehell's orders, howover, for 1 cut the Ditin rigring mysolf, nnd I knoiy whera I got my orders, ‘I'lbio noxt thing we did wes to re- liove her of her auchors and chams; that was not done by Mr. Hateholl's orders, and I doubt wifothor Lho idon camo into his hend until the order bnd boon igsued. The noxt thing wo did was to burn torchos, nud also o construct o raft to oscapo deatl if possiblo, Mr. Hatcholl's story thnt I begged of him to ‘so bis ingenuity to snvo tho crow, and did not Tnow Liow to build a ralt, otc., fs all snloon-tallc around o good warm stove, Woall took hold, evory man oxcopling the Bloward, Barns, and my son, 16 yenrs of uge. Thoy wore Lcopiug the torohes going while wo worked. 'Tho story that Mr. Hatchell stood by with an ax, to Leop tho men from launching tho raft, is fulso; for at tho timo wo built tho raft wo lnd no ux,it boing lost in cuttingaway tho fore-rigging; and, furtlormoro, thera was not & man on bonx who showed tho least sign of robellion, or ro- futed to do us ho wns ordered by cithor Mr. Hatcholl or myeolf. 'Thero was as good discip- lino g8 ab any othor time. Somo of thom, It i truo, wore auxious to lnunch tho raft; but, nfter talking with thom, thoy agraed will My, Jtatoh- oll muf mysel! that it would bo safor to hold un- til tho vessol was about sinking altog .Aher, Mr, Heteholl wag quito suro that the vessol would not sink, with auchor, chaing, eto., off, nnd told o, whon I was uunfilmlg up about the buildin of tho raft, thet wo should not need it, and stuol to that idon until sho wont from undor na. told him wo_lad bettor mako it, sy I wonld rather be glad twico than sorry onco. If wo did not nced: it, 50 much tho batior; and, if wo did need it, wo would have it. That i how he built tho ratt alono (s Tk Titnuse's statement hus it), Our floating on the raft for eleven hours ia truo; but, whon you coro to the shirt part of it, Hatgholl divoutinig himsolf of his elitt, otc,, it is all tulk, "Iho tucto ave theso: X hold n board with an oil-coat ou it for two hours in the morn- ing (rolioved Ly Georgo Williems), as long ns thoro wero nny prospeots of aitrnoting tho at- tention of any paseing vessol; but, at tho timo wa sighted tha Joo Vilug, Mr. ITatcholl Lind heon nukiig o chango in his_clotbing, aud, in wring- ing ous nomo wot clothing that was fu n bag, 1t wag proposod that nomething whito ba Yut up, a8 it might bo soonor discerned than the oil- cont, Hutcholl, coming ncross tho old shirt, handed it out, nud Goorgo Willinma uEllb ibup the baole and tied It on, while I Leld tho bourd, and took my turn bolding it up flret, und wag valjoyod Ly’ Georgo Willimma, — M. Hnteholl noithor put tho sttt on tho board, nov took his turn olding it wp, Ihavo mado tho abova atatemont. to do justice 1o all concerned, and Lo givo credit Lo thoke who desorvo It but the idoa thet My, 1lnteholl id it all, and tho hatauco of us looked on, is 8 mis- {ulio. 1 doubt vory much_if, whon M. Iateholl told bis slory, lo expected it would ovor Bppoar in print, "furovony Laxu, Mastor Brig Ilampton, —— . Revolt of Rusyian Convicts, Ilowry I3, Davies, an Amorlenn, was in tho employ of aNow York fire-proof snfo flum ny ugent in Bt Potorebuyg, 1lo Planned and cnr- rfod out o robhery of ono of thefmperinljpalnces, waa eonvieted and sontanced to penal nervitude for lifo in tho gold-minos of tho Ural Monu- {aing, 1o was sont to Dirgoroy Btation, and, linving the Inw voad to him, wau rot to worle in ono of the mines. Mg indopandont Amorican u&)h‘lt Legnn to provail amoug tho mombers of hls gong, und ono duy durng dinner- lour” wll of thom suddenly their foet, broko thele ehaing, which Tud boen ' proviously filod through, wnd attaokod their four keepors, Daviea waa the leador, The Leepors were woon killod, aud nino of tho couviets urmed (homsolves with thoir annvinta uintn anialianade dn 4l sprang (o moro convicls wero soon fraed from thoir chalns, ond no ImuPum wora loft to raiso the alnrm. Davies now had a imall army, ho thought, strong onough to attnck tho barracks, whero thoro was balf & rogiment of soldiors, 'Thore woro ovor 100 convicts, nnd twolvo of them were armnod with* rovolvera, Thoy surpilsed the Governor and tho woldiors,” and o shurp battle ensued, in which many foll wounded and dond. Tho convieli—wint wns loft of tho ono huudred—iinally Veeams pante- stricken, and Davies wes nol able to rally them, ‘They ran nud toolt rofuge in ono of the mines, Davies wag obliged (o follow, T'hoy wore shut up, 88 in n trap,” Tho Governor shotited to tho convicts fo murrondor, promising to spnra thelr ltves in that ovont. 'Phie flrst day thirty of them Yyiolded and loft tho mino, ~‘Thonext doy all but avies surrondered, and he was loft alone, It #eems that the Governor detormined to starye him Lo doath in the mine as the bost way of gat~ ting rid of n conspirator and a troublesome lie- publioan follow. A day or two nftor the mino w8 visitod, and Davien wans dend, Ninetcon conyiots and soven goldiers wero kiliod, bosidos the keopery of tho two mincs whero tho rovolt {ook pinco, —— A Drunken Cockronch, An English Captain writes in Chambers! Jour- nal touching queor pets, that ho was shipmato with o snilor who tamed a coclronch and built a cage with o littlo kennol in tho corner of If, ox- prealy for hiss uneavory pat, and called tho cren~ Lura Idzky, * which he named Limsolf, sir,” he oxplained to mo, Idzly was a glant of his raco. His longth was fally four Inches, and his Drondth ono inch, whilo ench of hiu waving fecl- ers monsured gix. This monstor knew his nmao nud his master's voleo, hurrying out of his kon- nel when ealled upon, and emitting tho strange sound which gained for hitn tho cdguomon of ldzky. 'Tho boatswnin, Lin master, was na proud of him ns ho might huve boon of a prize Eix[h‘nnd nover tired of exhibiting his cecne- citios, I mot the boatawain tho other day nt tho Gapo, ond inquired for bis pof, * Oh, sir," ho ald, with genuiue feoliug, ‘“ho's gone, sir. Shortly aflor you loft Lho ship, poor Idzky took to driuk- ing too tnuck liquor, and that don’t do for any of g, you know, slv. Iauppons it wos that, for I nover had tha heart todput him ou allowanco and ho went raving mad, bad regular fits of delic rium tromens, aud did nothing but run around bis cago nud burk, and _wouldn't look ot _eny- thing fn tho woy of food, Woll, ono day I was comibg ol tbo forenoon watell, when what should Tueo but o doublo linp of than ants working in and out of tholittlo place; Lwonty or 8ojwore enrrying o wing, aud a dozen o log, ljuaz liko men earrying n stowed malnsall ; and that, says T, is poor Ldzky's funoral ; and ®o it wos, and I didn't disturd them, Poor Idzky " ek sl g i A Losson to oyss Boya who disturb camp-meotings by erying “Amon” in tho wrong place, and remarkin; ‘“Glory " with more zeal than judgmont, shoul roud aud pondor the fato of thirloon srall Loys in Knneas, ~ Thogo thirteen ill-ndvised boys wore guilty, 50 tho story gocs, of disturbiug o Kanaas camp-meeting by inslsting upou shonting “Amen® when a very musculur preachior, who ;mdea him- 8olf on hisvoico, was siging o hymn, Tho proache or boro it for somo time, but flually becoming illed with rightoous wrath, ho desconded from tho pulpit, and, nover oico interrupting his hymu, succossively roversed aud spanked tho thirtoen owmell boya. As Lts avenging band do- seended, and tho dust of the small hoys filled the nir, the rest of tho congregation shouted in rapture, and encouragod bim with loud cries of U0 on, brothier, gaon!” Then ho returned to tho pulpit, still’ singing, and thoso boys went half o mile away, behind & haystack, and lny il';:v(rn‘with their facos to the ground, weoping tterly, e —— MARRIAGES, —WILITE_On Tiesdaz, Oct. & at 1ni. | tov, Rabort Callyor olliointing, Ar, of Kockford, 11k, and Miks Ldlth ROBERTSO 4 Chureh, Ch L il Roberts Whilo, of Chicag: FUIANOIAL, » ANY ONFE WI10 OAN LEND FORf0DAYS ON LN e e TN Tomor by nddresning OUYILENGY, Trbne OHIoG FEWITHOUSAND DOLLARS iN ITAND TO nfi A e Do or city rallway stockay or il fnnkn elinet loauis_ o “samo at fa(r raton. L. QURRY, Roum @ Tribuno Building. A , WALRER & CO. TIAVI: TUNDH 18 han for the purchnso of ancared fintes having shord timo o sin, and for loans for 30, 60, and 80 dnys, . No, 3 Jnrloy Bultdbug, southwost corhor’ Dosthorn aud Aats lf&m:w 'TO LOAN--TOIL 70, 00, Ot P _DAYS, 1IN 0 to ghid, on ' Govorument, houds) om ‘othar npy ccurltios, ' Address 1L 70, Teibuno atfico, OIVTGAGT NO AT, BROPERTY, e e e, . bunta a1 shoo 0F o orconniry. - LEVL WING & 000 ) Doarbarane™ © ) MONEY T LOAN ON"DIAMONDS, WATGITRA, anid valunble it Ly YK, Bouth Utarieat., Tsom B nea ot MOLLEE, 'lwr")miv'l LOAN" ON DIAMONDS, WATGITRA, Lionds, ole., nt LAUNDIILY ulplist., none Linrk, - oniabiivhod Tepges Cme% 120 Hand ONILY T0 LOAN ON 1IOUARIOLD T MO o AN O QU imonda o athor collatoral sceurij STak in b, 0100 BAVINGS: HANK DEPOSITORS AND others, “'u|hnvu a llnfl"’ who wants @1, G0 o, Noot 1 ront extate-srenriis, who will Pag dotbic. sty intorent. " THOLSUELL 8 BROWS, 16" Werk sedie) . SERSTANENT INVRSTMENT-R18,000 AT 15 r-ma’ . cont.porannwm. T hava for saloong of tho vory bot Dinces of Improved broperty n tho oity, ow joasod for A torm of yoars, o first-olass tonants, aud paying 16 pon onnt por anumn on the price asked, ovor tazos and fnure anoo. 15, I, JACOLS, Ropublio Huilitng, Latallo: TPIE NFSTAAVINGS BANK 18 A LOT AT OFN: izt Dark, Iaido olt lmitn, ness fing hopiovemonter ong timo, b 16 por cont ol for 3 ; STBMRR D, STl o o ARYED=$16,60, 48,00, AND 35,000, ON PROPS VA eichy ost- Seatn Ok e en Do “Tribudv oftice, : WA —$5,000, 01t 64, WA i 0 _OF (00D RE o papur,_THOS, A, 1TLL, 199 Dosrborn.at, 1 \WANTED PATHY ,000 TO $1,000TO JO! park il ot oL SO RS iyl seny nulovard o Eent ot proitt, - Addrues 0 0 Tibungoliase o 1 PH VWANTED-TITE TOAR O 80; GOOD SEOUNT, 1 glvon, o will_soll two Iofa niecly Tocatod i Kne flogoud, hearlonot. L ¥ TENNEY,) Call on or addross YAyt I‘l'm Bh.00 O Fnom FOR 7 OR. b o 5 o slating torm, A B, Tribuno offiees. Lo Sl TANTED—#50,000 ON GIIIGAGO WEAL ESTATH wortl Bit,Gis il pay 10 or conts Address S [ Tiibuno uiiico, i e | VWANIED-TO RORROW—76,(t0 OR 810,000 TORR 6 senrson roal eslato worth ' 20,60, and’ will give collatoral saourlly to amouut of loan in nddition it'doe eired. 1 K9, Triliuno offica, 7 Y ANTID_TO PURCIAS: §10,00 OF ORTTIEIID ohocks, cortificates of dopasit, or other indebtedness ngatiat eyt T sl i of Rafonat ke N\é’l‘li LTt neo n real " Po 07 omms 18 madt T 168 1Washin ashingtosst, g Oft "% DAYS, ON VARTED fio OF Rib0 TOR, m 3 r . ot i n cout pbr monti ss 2, Telbuno aiiea, - Tor VWASTED ON WELLL.0} o (7 {wicn tho mimey: (itlo oloar, Aliktract to dato; will pay I oz cent aud b or voat comtwlsalon, Address'U 74, Trib: w oo, §1.5( 0~ ARISTONSIRLE BARTY, WITH ANMS I scourity, wani thin suin for & moathey: S chnttol morlgage, AQdress L 4, Teibune, iien: & 0 LOA it INVEST IN NOTES O 53,000 Terom, ShITENL I Kors o {rado for hiorsu und Duggy. Addross O 3 dulrees %5, Trl\nunuamrn.‘ TO LOAN ON TMPROVED, GITY REA $3.000 Sl SRR e Wt Nizou's Bulldivg, & WANTRED FOIL 16 MONTIIS; WILLY k. pay 1 por cant r month iotorost, soa Chrod Ty inelda biotioss pronors Worte S5 oo haracs J, Tribuno offico. AND 3,00 TO LOAN FOR A TERN 55,000 ¥ seard, 'on snsfde Improved nrnporlyxnl'\ SRACY, Toryehars e, ou mortaugo sollataral, ' Mo g KT TS ated, noincumbered real vstato, worth maro mi‘ KINJON & MARS] Clax % AND 25,00 IN KIESPROTTVE S0V 10 20, oz o ot v W ML WILLNER, 198 Lasnloat, o or o0 IO T , 00 WANTED TOR ONI 0. -?)8.000 L0 yéars on tieg brick oz oo o Aadison.at, ; routal yoarly, 811,40, Good commisaions., Addroes U 1, Tribuns oftica. FOR SALE, TOR BALE-BY NOV. 1, 125 FEET GOOD SHELV® ahcaofe oix counlore, U0 sliow.casca,” at i3 South Hake IR 7O BATE_A MARVIN & 0O BAFF—AR GOOD DEATHS, I a now—-cont $355. W mn%lu-n,]-, a0 i e N ATERIOUSE A Mewphis, Tonn, on (o moming | 200 f0r it 0. W, BARRETT & CO., 1t LaSailo-st. g Bap, 5 o sollow fovo, "Rl 5. Walorhouts, wged | O, BILE = PHo: SRATHERS —A TIST: s tolding ) B0 fook, * Tor phes cn%n‘;‘flanlc:an Mo., and Bladlson, Wis., papers wloaco | toulars addross, With siamp, W, Box f00. Locknort, 'Hic RGN~ ok, 1, a8 908, 401 ; oI 8A AT TOI OASIL-ONE L, STTATED combined witl conumption. MEs, Teatio Syons, wis o, Dot AL e pacs i vith, Veench ylatoglaue. Alvort Btoue, ard danghterof Lifas Sumith, ugod 17 yours Tinonthy and bno day, Fuuoral screicos at 10:0a, m., nt Westernav, M. B, Chureh, thanco to Gracolaud for faturment. €2 "Tuscole end Dunsillo, 1L, pajera plazo copy MoORATH—On Sopt, 21, at£8 Montgamory.st, Lin, John MuGeath, of Sstitus, Kildaso County, 50 69 Muy'ho ot In peaco, OIARNLIEY—At Westorn Springe, ., Marcits Morton, youngost obiid of Williai Charnley, aged's yoarss . Dub- roland, Oct. 1, and Ay (ST tho fincealof Mes: Mory A1 Syt il taka o 0 LAdkpnst 1%, (cous hut residence, Mo, 250 4 g 8ty Lo Tio Tioly Kbty Charel, il Soncs 1o Calsacy Cémotory by carriagos, ROBERTSO (3 £ No. 1203 Wost Jackson-ot,, on Fe. day, Oct. 10, Tilzaboily Oraty, sgod 16 u?-rn'nm:, soungout duughtor of A, and E. Rabortson. al to Losohill, on Buuilay at 11 acleck, by car- ¥ ringe LOST AND YAUTION-LOST OR STOLEN-COUPONS FOI lgaoy: e Lo & Onines Ratlrond C N cago, lnglon & Qul y n No. S e e | B o oo % lcagn, Burlington & » No, B S e Jiaro, Dubhaiig & . b 11 xf"gr ,‘,w-: .‘\l::"\:fil P ’n“;‘xe; un n“ md € el urlington A 01 No. 3, o 45 dun duty Ty tirg. o o coed Cormpany, No Buclington & Miesourl River Rallrond Company Land iy for 335 (o Oct: 1, WE5 rant, No, 8,686, for , 3 Allpayabio'tn Boston, Mass, Alf phranas aro onuttoncd PESiRS! feotlating thom; puyimont lis bocu stopyed. Can bo secn ot lickorion & show-cann man factory, or inquirs of Mru, Twenty-fourtl-st aribing! FRanE" ORGSR, "8 T1-0FFICE FURNITUR] desk, chalrs, fron-railing, i1 ron. o ONT, CORSTSTING, . aleo, mew Galt at Tidoms "4 and &, 195 nd/oni-gt. (L-ILO0D NEw- Inquireol ANDREW Mouday, ot sfix.h AUGUH " fono elier, ot ANDIEW Tz m“m'u?‘rig‘ TEET OURBING o o 3 ot bonoved vory soon. fuquira Foxi BALE=SECOND.HAND MICROSCOPES AND toloscopes, from 100 to 1,000 diametor; spoctaclos Fited, by toepuetion ot tio o, urih-av., Opticin and O Don't forgat tho pluco, risoi-st, oullat, o fow doors from SALE-CHEADP-T T-CLASS TIOKTY Laver Gily, Addresa Ciear Stors, £ Mes Rag SMALL SATE, CUEAB, AT L2 AR R s JFORSALE-AT AT VALUT, TOT OASIT, O FX- chinngo for faunituro ormarohinndisa oty sy AIo ki, 0 ting fpsoved farn, noar Faribaully Hico Ceur Stinn. aleo, oiio fn Linn Couhty, Mo., nd. atlior uninghm b roal ostato In eity ind gotintry, and Alsu oo waod aeoured putoson ratonate, Wil caat alforeret i o lino g horica at rgol St - TANMS, 63 south £ Lt TOR SALE AT, A LARGE AND FIRST. WOL sl class olllca eafa, news cost. price, 8400, Bonos Moy no maetor et Wl v U, Jeng setorfu WEMIERELL, PUTNASK Qor LA LL, Trousuror. QUND- AT EXTOSITION, RVENING GF GOT, 0 NS ' olo™ racnue. - Provo pronocty at Witk s Vi deap cox & Giliba' Sowlng Macl) ay'a ilice, {OUND — A “HOISE, ON TAKEAY, FY idheo call at Roow 1, 127 ] '}u OUND_A SUM OF MONEY, WIlIGIL Til5; OV or can havo by proving |~rlmw|z and paying for (his dross 257, Keibuno ofico: THYDE [OR BALE — NEVTFO! outh Halstod-st. , fn zo TiOR SALE-A L.OT OF FIRST-RATE NN 1 altabio for counter fous. | d A ANDRIS 0 ¥aal Indlana.it, (1O SAL= 4 SOTID TEAGK WATNUT OFFIOE: : 4 0k, ey heve: 70, Wiltsoll for 340, Appl (0 ANTLOL of AeGomsioi Hally cornor Cintk and Kingio-st NDLAND FUPS AT 14 advertisoniout. At uno otlico, [OUNU-OCT. 7, A SMALL BRINDLE GGW, WITIt Tave whito: aleg undor tho ' chovka, o owdor cun havo it llrf proviug property aud poying oxpouscs, at 3i6 Adnms.st. W [OUND-FRIDAY EVENING, AT MOSIO AT, i il ot S PR e U o o S IENOTE T Taue y i, 2 Portse WELLS, OST—A BHAWT.ON BLUK ISCARD-AV. STAGH, o findor i1l confern ‘favor by roturaing tha saws iom paor glrl, 400 Morgan, OST—LEFT ON A STATE AND MADISON-HT. i, Erlday cHlompon, & bitok (Faraliat g con: {iatug panecs valusbln only to tha ownor, Pirly iinding saim will Uo rowarded by Teaving .y fe B BMITH, or INGLEDIEN, ol Losahoca?, ot OST—8%5 REWATID AND RO QUESTIONS ASKED Lot tho washi-roum of the Hhurman louse, - Ipintng tho lndios” reouption-ragmn, ept, "47. tiroa”golid lug batr, "snd uiio & gacngt, W, ]1’5;,“,,,%},’:”;“," NGRAVETE um;‘r‘-x-:n-mi;\'ni utiog peoss, all o ‘with o mntorlel, " Rddrers 211, Deibune st 0 Vlane n JHORBALE_AN INTEREST IN A NEW WORK. i][(qu::a'?fl’ffl,"'fl" It dust Debltinds indiaponsablo th oy cachior, yiipil, and stident of H . Aoy u Nt 1 Work Aduiaat. - 190 870 chanca., O BALE_AT FRRANZ SCAGKR, =4 I oa e T o osp hoapr LWAU: JPORBALE-1 LARGESOREW PRESS: ALSO 1 N0, 3 el drop pross, b 4 it 3 LIS, phimatae — ond U1 Lako-at. “OROSEY Fun SALE_HOTET, RANGE, chalrs, tublos, an Eeatanrant, ook BALEA YT cago W Mankato, ¥irybing cuntalnod o & AASL “dtrors 29, Hrlbiuno olfase " » iribelasa KT TROM OIIT-. un., 0F any paint this slios will’ soll chioap; minst bo sald ts fsbt's drug uisio, 41 Nouth Ol st 22 3 Hambrigit's ORSALE=X COW AND J-HOTSE WAGON, 1 willoxchiango for uoal, ut 23 North it O ABN IO OST—ANY TRUCK OR EXPIg movad tlio farnlliro from a storo at t97 La tho 21at dy of August, o any inan haviug them fn n haru oF aforouusa, wil obligy ths awier by leaving iuforua- [t lulr wheceabouts at 921 Woat Laka-st, Lu A YOUNG BIG {T:D DOG, WITIL A LEATIE: or gollar, 156 for binging bim back to [lotol Don- Hilvaukeo-ay., No . T.o5T0N TRIDAY okeb by Ctnek o pooket. o Floheo loavo at dos oot Tar] ) N B AN s, e Pwolfthest,, mosov. i ooy sud somo ‘papora. ton. ot roward, " OST_TE Tiik YOU. AN K TITE Lwallot with 86,7 on Thureduy ovoning feaw 1ho bujlde fogof M. Buawos, on Koroateav., will tolurn tho sae no oxposuro will ba'mado, * O SATE—NW 4-TON SOALR, i 3 4" uliango for ool n S A TOR BALE-SI% W ANTE b i R SEARIEL 00 TOP: [TOR BALI, TOLASS P, OAT TOR AN A MRS ST oS oo Bes Dlatnos-st., oty T BET OF BARETX. lollianat., Notth Bido, INSTRUGCTI P, MUSIO TEACHER WOULD LIKE AFLW MORR \ pupils, T 3 a ovhiils s, S8 por giaicr, il o of pina fo PO SALE | R LD COW, WITH NOUND ORUDRED trayod frum Forty-secand and Wost Lukosstin, Aoren seteoli (o suino willbo Liborally rowardod, OST=RE; TATAVIA AN KN, LGty oo Gty Durliugtau & Quthoy Tiallroad gan ot b rond g0 i Draget binooral 1 conteg-wuis- graved inslde, *'Gourge, to Mothos," § 3 t o tun toownar, _Address Q a5, Telbrina ofheas - o o 0; B GO, LO3trauana hll]Vll ba suliably rou foot. vr 'vfmu-:n'imfin LAKE VIEW—A BROWN 13 haudu fizh, Witk whity etelp in forohiond, Wity toot, Cany bo Green Hoyroad, MART, il oua tound ut coror of Addison MUSIOAL, N BRI ST A i KOLD: Ry BPLENDIN DANG (AT MUAT TF AN o B, MAUZY, 74 Boath et 1L buy it, ovot btod-st, y REUT, BUIKDETT ~GAGINET Zor paclor ar wehuolvooing at, s aud” podi) FONED 10| uxcallont oumdithun, would Lo olicsp at ALLE-A'T [LAL, ! pisno, boon used o olty, * Apply 8¢ 158 Doap WIETIO INSTROOTION 1N LANDSOAD] _A. drawing and painting Wil ba glven to a fow pupils h‘; Houbrucently tiom Pasisy who hus’ cofbyalt "t icveral yoara! st i itdoratd: thdio, Art Tustitato Buia: ot Termy g T RAMAL INSTIFUTE, 1o D IS G o i vooal dhurs tnigh sl it lsthnsoughly propared for tho atage. Praf. 12, 1Hfokty, ho colebratud banjotst, olog, iy, song and. danco artisty ies boan ongagod to mleul npncln"xl}ux o of tlis deparc !Elf" l{ DID_KI wux‘lll‘y‘ ‘oning wodorate, LEGAN'T RIDING TAUGHT TO TADIRG JUU S et bt FAUGHT Flootion Tosscnn R b atlon, i saglo” Wil by paiup THORBECK:, Tt ry'l‘}un‘uurrfixl‘;nk:“mw' 2% WEST MAD. Prifoipal, Ttooution vnrions branclios: pue orol JOVEN NG DRAWING.OLASE FRON 7 TO 5,75 M o Selool of Civll Hnginocring l.luli‘nl:n; 50, “glnlr:‘ Dok, om Mlonday, Wedneddsy, and 1eiday; tori, 81 for fui lusuin 1a ultyanoo; aldd ovoulag courdo of onglos T.AYDSOALE PAINTING SCITOOT, NOW OPEH i for pumita, 16" Kandall Building, Sornor Dearbora ERSTOAN DE OB HOARDING AN DAY Salioat fok Young Ladios, Taeestown ot Iidrany Wil roupen Sop, 17, m'u. CUAUVEAT, REOENTLY TROM PARIS Sl talo u fow fnoro guylls in Vrouch, Addross 5§ Yilzhep ocurt, o ( DIANG, GOST™ ERICH a1 J‘nb‘x‘x’uu"?fim or §50 ool or good uolos, Addrsk 1F G, NEW YORK PIANOR HOLD; AT ARD ON N mmxllllru{ PIANOS HOLD! |)III‘§‘\XSDAHD ON Wabashu Dasanty ut KL GUOL coritor P TING TG TUY PIA av, ROOH L1 Trke il Yrigos for I do well to'eli i d, 11 WOLO 1o elajins tnt o **buata the rowd s Initrumieat, 14 BALE=X TN RQUART 1 £y 15 vctaven, vory tlely f o, voaowond wed al- ot how { all1ocaat Bproomicnts $iLo, fo onshy 13 gold veoliy A i 385 00 7T0 PER MONTIT, AV elioap, Cornur Atans. A3 WHST 34 DISON-ST, v opantiiz Fraioh clavs, Tug uight, An ongagoior ‘di !| AT, i '“]S, l){lf“r ad drieeing, wator-cuioriog, "and dors otlloar rushiunin. Addcoss RIOIARD O, \§ st Trvonty-socond-sf, 2 5 GOVERNGAN Of joars! oaperlonoo, Ulty soforons Dy o A S50 sl lavo Tawon 10 be L, Augall,* {11 PLANO-FUT 310 Fulioueat. a3 thoso you liva i 1030, * Youru b Y ANRED- BRI Kol i exporlonced {040k