Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1873, Page 3

SPORTING, Programme of the National Three- Ball Tournament, 3 It Promises to Bo Highly Successful in Evéry Particulars Goldsmith Maid, Gloster, and Bashaw, Jr., to Trot Hero This Week. Professional Ball-Playing==-News of Interest to Chicago. A Warning to Shootors---Eastern Aquatics. BILLIARDS. THE TAREE-DALYL TOURNAMENT. Tho arraugoments for this grand nationol ox- Libition of billiards are now completo, and the managors, Mossts, Tom Foloy and Michael Goary, can rest on thoir onrs, ko to epenk, until the commoncement-dey ‘comea around The following circular, which was issucd by thom yestorday, oxplains the character of the tournnwent fully, It will bo road with intorest by evory profossional player of any consoquenco in the country : ) g the Bulltard Players of the World: Wo deslre to announco that a_tournamont, with prizos in cash amounting to $3,000, will tako place ot the Ringsbury Muelo fall, in ihi clty, commonoln on Monday cleuing, Nov. 10, and contisuing day an ovening until finfahed, under the following condi- tloun: “rho gamen wil o (ho threc-pall Fone ChFORN 400 poluls up each, on & § by 10 carom {ablo, with 332 incli nlls, Tho winuor of tho greatest number of games will rocelvo the firat prize of $1,! and an. emblem of auperiorlly, which sball become his prop. orty, and bo hold. without conditionn tho winer of thesocond greatest number of games will receive the sacond prizo of $760; the winner of fhe hird greateat number of games will recelve the third rize of $530; tho winnor of the fourth greatest num- Ber of games nill rectivo the fourkh DHZBOf £460, tho ‘wiunor of the 0fth greatest number of gamea will res colva the ffth prize of $360, The tablos manufactured hfi the following firms will bo ul(cmu‘nlfl used : Bto- nnl, Manhecimer & Horp, the 3. M, Brunswick & Balko'Gompany, &, Drutswlck & Coy-and A Zolier, The numbor of onfrios must bo not'less than seven nor moro than ten, and should bo addressed to the manngern of the tournnmont, t Faley's, No, 87 South Clark strect, beforo Nov, 1, Tho cntrauco foe Is $100, “Tox FoLet, M, Gesny, Cntoago, Oct, 11, 1873, Managors, It tho sbovo programme is strictly adhored to, —and thonamos of tho gontlemon who aro di- recting tho tournamont aro s sufllciont guarantoo that it will bo,—tho success of tho enterpriso will far excoed that of any gimilar one hithorto sot on foot. All tho first-olass native experts will cor- tainly participate. Slosson, Bossungor, and prob- ably Rhinos will ropresent Chicago in the tourney, and in all likelihood 8t. Paul will send Frank Poarkor to cross cues with tho skillfal gontlemen from tho East nnd France, Garnier, tho champion of tho world, will be hero, and tho grent Ubassy is coming with & Parisian friond who acknowledges no superior as a bifllard player. Takon as o wholo, the tournament Ernmlsan tobo the most notablo event of the ind rhat has yet transpired io any country, and 25 Chicago is conceded to bo the homo of bil- liards in Awnerics, wo have no doubt it will bo liborally putronized. BLORSON V8, DALY. Tt is hardly probablo that our wonderful home ployor aud Maarico Daly, of Now Yok, will como togolhor bofore the tournament com- mouces, though the hopo was onca entor- tained ' that thoy wonld moot in & maltch before that time, Blosson stands ready toplay any rensonnblo game thnt can bo are ranged, but ir. Michael Geary, who rocontl, returned from Now Yorl, states that Daly's business ia not in n_condition that would war-~ rant him ih leaving it just at prosent. He will surely be a player in the tournamont, however, and whon he arrives hore o gamo between him and Slosson will in all probability ba made up, It wonld be an cxciting contest, and one that would draw a lurgo crowd. THE TURF. AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT in the shape of a trotting matinee will be offered by tho muungers of the Dexter Park Club on ‘Thursday afternoon. Budd Doble and his famous mare, Goldsmith Maid, arrived in the city from Bt. Louls yosterday, aud as thay will romain during tho week, it has boon decided to show them off in conmection with a free- for-all raco for & purse of £5,000. It is bolioved that the race will attract o large audienco this time, owing to the postponemouts which wero made necessary by tho wenthor at tho closo of tho recont meoting, and which pro- vonted a groat many people from attending. The other horses in the race will be Mr. Goldsmith'a oy golding Gloster and Mr. Faweott's chostnut stallion Baghaw, Jr., which were tho opponents of tho Maid in tho last freo-for-all raco at Dox- ter Park, It is probablo that Mr. Geodrich's Bodino will also Lo entered, Bashaw is said to be a beiter horse. now than ever he was, his Isst raco mnot having affocted bim in the lenst. His ownor s beginning to think that tho injury to his leg, which has kopt him out of races for the past two years, has boon overcome. With a littlo mora work it is bolioved that he can be made to trot up to his bost record. ANOTHER ATTRACTION, ‘The Doxter Park Club isnow in_communics- tion with tho ownors of Dadger Girl Brothor Jomathan, Mollio Morris, and Ro Cloud, and i% ecndoavoring to malko arrango- ments for a raca for n purse botween them at Dexter Park. The Club -will proba- bly be euccessful, but even in that event it will bo impossible to trot the match for two or three weeks, owing to tho country engagements of the horses. Thia raco, if it can be mado, will attract fiunernl sattontion, a8 tho horaes are evenly matchod, and very fast. Thoir clovor performances during the fall moot~ ing established their claim to rocognition sa horses of tho bost class, RACES AT OALESIURO, Spectal Dizpatch to The Chicago Tridune, Garessuna, I, Oct. 1l.—Although the laat doy of tho Fair, tha crowd is noafly as largo ua any day of the week. From 7,000 to D,flm{‘ongln ar6 on the grounds, The woathor from the bo- ginning bas beon fine, and the Fair has proved a succoss, not only in the races, but also finane clally, The first raco of tho dsy waa the double trot & Nicodemua and mate, Col, Knox and mute, Honest Jim and mate, Tim Fanny Mann and mate wero entered, but did not take the track. The running raco for tho €000 purac acored as follows, throo miles and repent 22 "Time, 6:42}¢, 6:513¢, Mollio Jonos taking the firat money of $400, and Venus the second ‘money of $200. Tho third race wag for thoe trotting preminm of 8250, for horses that hinve nover beaton $2:40, Chickamangn, Quoen Isthior, Whitcomb, Iowa Girl, Juck Cook, Jr., and Jno, Morgdn woro snterod. The foflowing horaes fook tho track sud scored ; Ohickamauga... w111 Whitcomb, ... Laa3 lowa Glrl,. e 83338 Tohn Morgas, ie. Dist. The last of the day and Fair was & runaning pmm’lsum of 350, boat three in five, free for nfi B Pyeen oo Liady Fourflold taking tho firt monoy, $250, and Jork Gamble, S100. Timo—1:463{ ; 1:d0}; 1408, e 4o tioxt mecting of the assoclation will bo hiold July 1, 1874, whon 810,000 will bo offered In promiums, it e s, cfal Daputch to ifeago Tribu) Duntaos, Octe. 1T wan, tho itk and {nét day of (ho Dubuque Driving Tark fall racos. The only race to-doy was a runnfug race for & 8160 purso, bost two in three, half mile hoats. Won Ey Jofl, Davis in twostraight hoata, Lime, 57 soconds and 50 socouds, JEROME PAK RAOES, Jenome PAnk, Oct, 14,—Thera was an im- ‘moneoe attondance at tho races to-day, The firat race. annual sweopsinkes, two milos, was woa " THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1873 onelly by Tom Bowling, boating Mart Jordan, In UKL, Ooly iho to sharted, * Tho socond race, grand national handleap, two milos and & quartor, banting Harcy Bansott, Timo, 4:083¢. The fourth race, for a purse of $700, mile honts, was won_ by Springbok, bonting Warlike, Kadl, Artist, Lochiol, Minnlo Mac, and Fadia- doon, Timo, 1:4014, 1:48, 1:48}¢, Minnlo Mao won tha first hent; The fifth aud Inst raco, mwoopstakes, weltor woights, milo and an oighth, the following horaes started, riddon by mombers of tho Club 1 Groy Planet, Btockwood, and Villago Dlack- smith. Tho raco was won by Groy Planot. Timo, 2:063¢. ~ Btockwood socend, BASE BALL. TROFESSIONAL NOTES. The managor of the Chicago Baso Ball Asso- clation yoatorday furnished our roportor with the followlog information concerning the natfonal gemo and ita relation to Chicago ¢ Thore will be no moro professional games Played in this olty this senson, as tho necessary pumber of clubs could not be induced to como West. Tho Bostons woro willing to vieit ua, but wono of the othor Eastern cluba conld afford tho timo, owing to tho fact that soveral gamos of the champlonship series yot romaln to bo playod. Lovi Moyorlo will cortainly play third basq in tho now Ghicago professional nino. When he entored Into a contract with the Philadelphia Olub, after agreeing to como horo, he did so on condftion that ho would bo roloased from his Chicago engagement. As this roloase has boen refused, ho will be compellod to como. At a rocont meeting of tho Board of Diroctors of the Chicago Baso Ball Associntion, it was de- cided to immadiately call in 60 por cont of tho stock, whiok is all thoro is outstanding. Btook whioh has not been paid for will bo conflacated, and rosold according to law, Tho labllities o tho Association moko this stop necossary. Zottloln will pitch and Malono catch “for onr nino, without fall, other reports to tho contrary notwithstanding, NEWw Yonx, Oct. 17.—Baso ball: Washingtons, 17; Atlantics, 8. b furcapereitia, Oct, 11.—Bsso ball: Philadol- phias, 18; Athlolics, 9. BosTox, Oct. 11,—Bostons, 18 ; Baltimores, 6. THE TRIGGER. A WORD OF CAUTION. To ths Editor of Fhe Chicago Tribune : Sin: As this is tho senson for sporting, o word of caution and warning to sportemen by an old hantor may not bo amies, Nover allow the hammer of the lock to rest on the cap, but keop it at half-cock; it ia much enfor. Never take hold of a gun by the muzzlo and draw the gun to you ; for, in doing this, and o8- pecially if tho linmmer 1s down on the cap, the hommor is vory apt to como in contact with somothing, and bo raised enough soit slaps down on tho cap, and you are shot. One-half or more of all the accidonts happon in this way. And not to nllow your gun, whon loaded, to bo pointing towards yourself or comrades, when out, is suroly tho safost way. 14, Mr. Editor, this advico will bo tho moans of suving one lifo,—and I have no doubt it may many,—then yon and I will be sufiiciently re- wne won by Pronkrase, Followoraft, and Galway. warded, Truly yours, 3. P, GacE. Lxoxs, In., Oct. 10, 1873, AQUATIC, New Yonr, Oct. 11.—The ooesn yacht race from Sandy Hook to Cape May and roturn, for the Bennett cup, value £1,000, and throo purscs, amounting respectivoly to 1,000, $500, and $250, for schooner Elxlclxh?, pilot bouts, working schooners, and fishing Bchooner smacks, tor- minatod {6-day. Do Enchontress won the frst prize, tho pilot-boat Thomas Negus sccond, and vllobfiavnt Jamos W. Elwell third, TRough wonthor was oxporionced. The Enchantrchs made tho quickest run on record, sailing 90 miles in ton hours. HALIFAX, Oct. 11.—Biglin baving offored to row Brown'in New York water n month honce, hos bcdt:n snswored that tho scason is too far ad- vanco MICHIGAN. Saturday’s Proccedings 1n the Constl= tutional Commission. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, LaAxNsiNG, Mich,, Oct. 11.—A memorinl snb- mitted from citizons of Flint, remonstrating against lenving the control of the Univorsity entlrely in the hands of tho Regeuts, was too lato, because the article on oducation had passed. . The Committoo on Municipal Corporationa roported a restriction upon the power of muni- cipalition to incur obligations, fixing tho limit for cities and villages at 10 por cont of the as- sessod valuation. This relies on the presump- tion that horenfter agsossments will appronch noarer tho cash standard. No limits are yot stated for countlos and townships, . The articleson exemptions, militia and amend- wment, and rovisfon woro finally psscd. Gommisatoner Ferry nflorcdy }‘or separato sub~ migsion & proposition oxtending tho right of suflrage to women, Commissfoner Wells gave notico of a motion to amend tho educational article 80 as to place the A?rlcuunnl Collogo undor the exclusive control of the Btate Board of Agriculture, clzim« ing that tho case was analogous to that of the University. ST. PAUL. The Northern ¥nacific Raillrondes Legnl Status of Certain Indinnsse A Missing Woman Discovercde=Mue nicipal Contracts. Spectal Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, 87. Paul, Oct. 9.—Tho Northern Pacific Come pany lately stopped the building of the snow- fencos on its lino cross Dakots, and discharged six-tenths of the section-men on that division ; which is taken to indicato that it 18 not intended to oporate that part of the line tho coming winter, In tho United Btates District Court at 8t. Paul, Judge Nolson has instructed tho Grand Jury that an honorablo discharge from the army does not confor rights of citizenship upon an Indian, or preclude him from rocelving his an- nuity from the Government, Mrs. Mary Jono Olark, who disappenrod ro- contly from Minnonpolis, leaving hor ehildron alono and uainformed of bher golng, has beon discovered to bo visiting a rolative near Winona, ‘The contracts for stroet-grading and sowers in 8t. Paul, now undor way, amount to §283,000, Hoveral of the principal strocts have been ocous pled, in part, by tho contractors, to tho exclusion of , for two months past, —_— OBITUARY. Uonrad Mill, Fort Wayne. special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Fonr WArRE, Oct. 11,—Conrad Nill, & woalthy druggist of this city, diod to-day aftor & fors weeks' illnesa, He was ono of tho uarly sottlors, and held the position of City Troasurer a fow yoars ago. —_— THE WEATHER. ‘Wasmaray, Oct. 11.—For Bunday in tha Westorn Gulf States, southoastorly winds, ris. ing tomporaturo, and cloudy woather. For tho Enstern Qulf Blates, noriherly winds, partly cloudy and olear weathior, For tha South AL lantio Btatos, falllng barometor and ocloudy or throotoning woathor. For the Middlo Ktates, southensterly winds, veering to_wosterly, with cloudy wenthor and light raln. For Now' Eng. land, "easterly winds, cloudy and throatoning wenthor. Tor the Lower Lake roglon, cloudy and cloaring woather, with northwesterly winds, For tho Upper Lakes and Northwost, riging bne rometor, northwosterly winds, and partly cloudy and clear weather. eENENLL ODSERVATION, Ouicauo, 13—1s, m, Stution, Wind, |Rain| Weather, Brock'ridge [80,28! 8718, W., light. |.....[Olear, Qalro..., SHIN, gontlo, lour, 40(Calm, +{Clear, 51N, W, 0l onv 0. Dotrolt ,,..|30,01 uluth 130, 18| YELLOW FEVER. Memphis Still in the Grasp of the Fearful Scourge. Another Urgent Call for Nurses to Attend the Sick, TForty-Five Deaths from Yel- low Fever Yesterday. The Shreveport Death-List- Forward. -Aid Going Special Dispatch to The Chicano Tribune, Mexems, Tenn., Oct 11.—The faver stiil ragea, with prospects of abatement loss favor- able than beforo tho frosts that had been Iooked forward to with so much hopo. The wenther now uad setilod to Indian summor,—sultry days ond foggy nights, that aro dopressing aven to thoso of us not stricken with discaso. Thero g no hopa of the disease stopping its coureo until o succession of frosts and froezing woathor. YUE DEATH-BATE . . In alarming when it i8 considored how many hove leftaud nro leaving,and the numbors of now cases roported daily aro a9 great ns nt any tmo sinco tho first apponrance of tho disenso, and itis reducod now to a fact in which thoro is little con- solation,—that no abatoment of the malady mny bo hoped for until a Jack of materinl forces its subsidonce or a spell of hard-freezing weather sots in, CROWDS CONTINUE O LEAVE, and oach day's roport, as chronicled in the pa- pors, scoms to ronew tho panic among thoso ro- maining. With the excoption of heavy move- monts of cotton, which are coming to the city rapidly, there was littlo buincss apparent to-dny, ‘Tho roport of THE WALTHAN INFIRMARY under the medical direction of Dr. Luke P, Blaokburn, shows that since its establivhmont thirty-nina convalosconts have been discharged, which {6 regarded as most favorable, whon the conditicn of patients whon received is talen into considoration. All the Soclety Commitices are busily em- ploved, and onch day increasos the demands upon for thom attontion to sick mombors and aid for distrossod depondonta, TIE MABONIO FRATERNITY acom to bavo had tho Leaviest burdon to cnrr{, nnd sinco tho boginning of the prosont epidemls have buried twonty of thoir members, and have now fifty-two cnses in the hands of their Roliof Committoo. ey acknowledgo tho rocaipt of most liboral donatious from their brothren abroad, but not suflicient to meot the domands on thom for assiatanco, Thoy appesl to their brothren everywhore for MORB JELT, oand ask that all contributions for aid of the Ma- Bonio fratormity bo diracted to A. J. Wheoler, oditar of the Masonio Jewel, and Secrotary of the Mason fo Roliof Board. * Tho Board of Hoalth aro aotive in thoe undor- taking to THOROUGHLY GLEANBE AND DISINFEQT the city. Largoe gangs of Iaborers and carts wero busy all doy cloaning tho straots and alloys reparatory to the disinfocting l)]roccau to which hoy will bo subjectod to by the Bonrd of 1icalth. There is NOT MUCH BIOW OF DUSINESS on tho etreots oxcopt in cotton, tho daily roceipts of which aro lnrfioly on tho -increase. ‘Cho stroots are crowded with drays londed with cot- ton bales which is beiug roceived from the into- rior. To the Amsoctated Press, Mexrertis, Tenu., Oct, 11.—Thore 18 no appor- ont nbatomont of tho discnse, O tho contrary, the number of now casos which ocour in overy part of tho city give ovidence that it is ON THE INGREASE. .Tho doctors say that the recont frost had benoficinl offcots that will soon dovelop, but ng yob the mortuary lista are olarming. The rolief committees aro daily in recoipt of liboral contributions from avary part of the country, and aro busily engnged in_the propor dispensing of aid to tho afllicted and distressod. Tho demand for nuraes is yet greater than tho supply, and Mobile and Now Orleans nre drawn upon, and are supplying additional details. Tho digoage is not confinad to any porticular locality, though tho original soat and origin of thg ylnaua, Happy Hollow, is carefully avoided, and 8 bolng. thnmntghly overhauled and disinfectod by tho Bonrd of Heaith. ''he Howard, tho Cite izons' Reliof, tho 0dd Fellows, tho Mnsous, Gor- mans, and all other relief nssociations, sfo no- tively engaged in the work of ADMINISTERING TO TIIE SICK ond providing for tho.distressed, tho chlef and most difficult part of fheir task boing the pro- lv,mingiv of tomporary bomos for the great num- or of NELPLESS CHILDREX mado orphans by the terriblo ravages of tho yellow fover. As yot all hava beon providod for to o limited oxtont, but ay each dny incronscs the numbor, the means at hand aro_necessarily diminished, sud what the result will bo in an- othor wook is boyond presout calculation. ‘Tho Masons of Memphis aro : IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS on account of the beavy oxpenses thoy have incurrod during the epidemic. Thoy have buried twonty of thoir number in the last two wooks, and have now on hand fifty-two casos. Thoir exponscs aro over £300 a day, * They havo ro- mittonces from a fow othor cities, but not sufi- cient to moet thoir neconsitios. Lodges and Masons can ramit to A. J. Wheeler, Beoretary of the Masonic Reliof Board, who will uea all funda received for tho distressed belonging to the craft. The Walthom Infirmary, under the management of the Howard Association, with Dr, Luke P. Blackburn in chargo, is DOING A GOOD WORK, but faw fatnl cases ocourring in proportion to the number of patients received in considera- tion of tho condition of the groat majority of thoso carried thore. TIE FOLLOWING CARD from Mof. Waltham will appoar in the ,:'ppeal to-morrow morning ; WALTIAM INFIRMARY, Ocf, 8; 1873, 4. D. Langataf, Eaq., President of the Howarll Asio- clation : Dean Sm: In addition to the ninoteon patient herotoforo discharged from this institution, tho fol- lowing, twenty in number, hove this mornfng been turn over to me y Dr, Blackburn as roady for dlschargo: Frodarick ' Martin, Oharles Lowbio, Willam Malongheny, Dennis Lonaghm Olisrlea Lupersidorf, Joo McGuire, Patrick Reardo: Maggle onghany, Roso Rogatlen, Elen Dowling, Jomes Conroy, A, Reyser, Denuis Lynch, Jnmes Mack, J. L. Smith, ' Mary Bullivan, Noitio Gray, Joanni Flyun, Kike Mack, Oharlca Joues (colored), ' Some of these havo no homes of their own, and some are une {'mvldud with the neccseary clothing for going out. o pleased to nolify their friends to call and remove them as soon a8 possible in order to make room for tho sick if required, Yours vory reapocifully, W, T, WALTIAN, Orvioz Howanp Asoouazion, ct, 11, 180, ‘The frionds of the partics above-named will plaase call at once and pmvfi:a for thelr romoval, (Bignod) D, Lusasrare, Prosident, NEW 0ASES, Mrs, Gen, W. J. Smith, 0. Canning Smith, and James B, Lauronco aroamong the now cases ro- ported to-day. DIBINFEOTING, Largo gange of Inborers wera on the stroots to-day with brooms, serapors, #hovels, and cats, and a8 far as thoy progrossed thé Nicolson pave- ‘varlous oitles to seonro o prompt assigumont ot this desired matorial, THE FOLLOWING GIROUTAR 1a issued by Presidont Langstaft, of tho Howard Asgoclation ¢ Ory102 OF TR TOWAND AsKOOIATION, Oct, 11, 1873, Vo roturn onr heartfolt thanka to aur sfaicr cities aud fowns for (ho Lounteous old_oxtondod o un fn this hour of sadncss and doatl, From Boston to San Franciaeo, from Lausing to Now Orleans, from nlmost evary hamiot In the land, and oven from far-off Old Eniglind, lios como iich bvldonco of minpathe s to mako our heartn overflow with gratitudo, Lindfng wa 08 {t doos to thom will (b deatest. tlod, Tho fevor sti)l continuon its march_omongst uA, Increasing doy by day, taking rieh ond poor, God only knows when aixl whora {t will ond, Our Togolpts for {ho presont nro amplo to meet our wunts, Wo feol nraurod all the #1d o want will o fortlconing, - Respocitully yours, (Bigned) A.D. Lanasrarr, Townrd Associntion, THERE ITAVE RCEN OVER 300 APPLIOANTS to Bt. Poter's Orphan Asylum by orphang made by tho ravagos of tho fover. Tho Bistora pro- vided for ng many 08 thoy wore nblo, but wero forcod to turn many away unprovided for. The following TOUGHING ATPEAL apponrs in the papers of this city to-morrow morning : Tothe Knighta Templars of the United States : In tils, our diro uxiromity, sny rollof you can con- tributo whl bo thankfully récolved, (8igued) 3, M. Perrianew, £, 0., pro tom,, Gyreno Gommandery, No, 4, @ro, MiLiEns, @, 0., Blato of Tonnosate, EXPRESS EMPLOYES' CONTRIDUTIONS. Buporiutondent Hamilton, of the Bouthern Expross Company of this olty, yesterday divided omong the difforent roliof Commiticon §400, subserived by omployos of the Compauy. TROMINENT VIOTIMS. Judgo @. T. Swayn, an old and highly estcom- ed citizon of Momphis, died yestordny of yellow favor, Judge James T, Barton, SBuporintoudont of tho Momphis Oil Worlks, was nlo smong tho victima yosterday, The following i TIE REPORT OF DEATHE b{ yollow fayer for tho twonty-four hours ending at 6 o'elock, Oct, 11, 1873: Mra. J. Leedy, 81; Wm. Rogan, 22; M. Ronrgan, G5; Mrs, M. Lanas; Kottlo Rob- ingom, 18: 'Wm. Wild, 25; J. G. Wi En 1.7C, Abbott, 85; Cora Gtes, 18} Willinm _Viers, 205 A. MoDonough, 23: , H. Nowton, 18; Mra. Woodward; 0, O. Woodward, 465 M. Hutchinaun, 28 Lon Boo- son, 18; Miss Guy Coopor, 18; —— Gusick, 18; D, Lonnorgan, 453 Mary Ann Shoan, 20+ Hary A. Bullivan, 90; Michaol Grady, 45; Charlos Siand, 45; Minnlo Trimblo, 03 Mrn, J. Stowart, 27; Michaol Wengan, 61; J. R. Bartor, 83; E. Bimonn, 81; Chus, Rivers; Henry Potoraon, 25; John B, Lenurant, 883 Lllza Sponcor, 50 ; Bfc- Dougal; Jobn Arrata, 25; Pat Domorral, 86 ; Frod Cooh, 60; G. B. Hugon, 86 ; John Bosems borg, 653 H. Marblo, 49; Johin Horn, 86; Emma Thrall, 16; Elton Shos, G8; Katie Shes ; Augusto Lang, 38, Total deaths, 613 by yol- low fover, 45, ‘abber, IN MONTGOMERY, ALA, MontaoMERY, Oct. 11.—Thoro woro threo denths hore from yellow fover within the past 24 hours. Tho dosths to-dsy and Friday are old canos, and attributed to the cold wonthor. ‘Spectal Digpatch to The Ghicago Privun. NasuviLLe, Oct. 1L.—William Willis, Superin- tondent of the Southorn Express Company, lus issned o ciroular to besent to overy ngont in the Bouth to sollcit aid for Momphis. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, EKansas Orry, Oct. 11,—Tho Cizg Council hna voted £600 to tho Memphis and Shroveport suf- turgm, and tho Jowish citizons §175 for relief -day. J UASES TN AREANSAS. LirTLe Roor, Ark,, Oct. 11.—Throo fatal cases of yellow fover wero roported yesterdsy in Ar- gonta, opposito Little Rack, being_men employ- ed on the Momphis & Little Rock Railroad, wlio contracted the discase in Momphis, A %\mrnn- tinoisto bo cotablishod between this city and Argenta, ATD FORWABDED. LouisvrLre, Oct, 11.—1The contributions from this clty for tiio roliof of Momphis nud Shreve- port foot up $12,000, and subscriptions ara still going on. O>aita, Nob., Oct. 11.—Tho citizens have con- tributed and forwarded to-day soveral hundred dollars to tho Memphis sullerors. The Odd Follows have algo sent a dountion of a consider- able nmount, Rioinrox, Va., Oct. 11.—The Musons of this city to-night'subsoribed 8500 for the Memphis and Shreveport sufferers, and nppointed a come- mitteo to solicit contributions from individual moembors, A number of additional subscrip- tions have boon made by other citizons. SAN FRANCISCO. A Hmomicide Acquitted=-=Freights to the City of Mexico StoppedeseTho New Camps--=Kidnapped Wortimen Sue to Recover. 8aN Fnaxcisco, Oct. 11.—The jury, in tho cage of Thomns Curtin, who was tried in tho Fiftconth District Court for killing Willism Johnaon, thoseducor of Curtin's young daughter, Iannoh, o fow months eince, roturned's verdiok of acquittal Ingt night. Tho crowd loudly cheor- od tho result. Judge Dwinelle told Curtin that o did not regrot tho verdict. ‘The shipmont of froight to Arizona, via Guaymns, is onded. The Mexican Government Los annulled tho order of November last, aud will horoaftor roquire & striot complianco ‘with the law, which makes it obligatory ou tho part of Amorican aLippors to proctro o pormit from the City of Mexico bofore freo transit of froight can bomado. It boing 1,600 miles from Guay- 1mas to tho City of Mexico, wilh poor moans of communication, the timo and expenso of procur- ing pormits, asBuming tliat ono would always bo granted on upfillionlfun, will offectunlly closo up ull freighting that way: Fifty thousand dollars have beon sob apart to continuo building Camps Grant aud Lowell. Tho Unitod States authoritios will commenco procecdings against the ship Daltio, from Now York, to rocovar ponnlties for huving shipped & crew of kldnnl’;’pud mon, There aro tailors, shoomakors, barbers, soldiers, and firomon in the lot,—men who know nothing about sniling, who sny that they wore forced on board tho ship in Now York. Tno Gorman corvetto Nympho arrived to-day, having mado the voyage from Yokohsma undor #oil in twenty-sovon days, . CASUALTIES. Fatal Kiclc. Speciat Dispateh to The Chicagn Tribune, Avroy, Iil., Oct. 11.—This ovening about 6 o'clock, Honry Martin, driver of the stoam firo- ongino, was kicked in tho abdomon by ono of his borses, Hois lying vory low. Recovery im- possiblo. Three Porsons Burncd to Denth, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Dunuque, Iowa., Oct. 11.—A fearful and fatal accidont acourred on T'hursday night at a cottago noar Towa Talls, which rowultad. fa tho buraieg to denth of Mra, Wagner and her two children, a boy 7 yoars old and a girl 2 yoars old. Cause ~—~tho explosion of & kerosene ismp, Faial Fall From o Treo. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, NEevapa, O., Oct, 11, boy named Krach- bsum, aged 10, while out hickory-nutting this morning, wad instantly killed by falling from a troo which he had climbed. Iilled by Falling from a Cliff. ITuaca, N. Y., Oct. 11.—Mortimer M. Loggalf-, son of tho Ion. AL D, Leggott, Unitod Htutos Commissioner of Patents, was killed by falling from a cliff on Bix-Mile Creck last night. Drowned In the Canal, OmionywaTs, 0., Oct. 11.—Villiam A. Lowry, Buperintondent of the Wheclock Bridge Com= mont looks as clean u8 o now pin, but smells mn{ at Dolphi, Ind., was drownod last night loudly of disinfeotants. while crossing the canal at that placo, attompt- THE BUREYEPORT DEATH LIAT, iug to ford it. Smneveront, La,, Oct, 11,—1The following in- torments wore made to-day: Arthur Levy, FAIRS. colored, 18 montha Ellia Jones, 8 yoars; Ade- lino Browd, 89; Laviuia Idwards, 20; Dan ‘Ward, white, 83; Jamos Griflin, 20, Mexruns, Tonn,, Oct, 11. 0 fover rages with unabated fury, and no bopes are entor- talned of ite eatly disappenranco, MANY OITIZENS LEFT oatordny, and more will follow to-morrow, Tho otal contributions rocoived by tho Foward an immouso ‘weathor has been very Rae during the wholo fuir, and tho attendanco ‘was vory largs ovory ‘The Dolalb County (Ind.) Frire Spectal Dllgnlzll to the Chicugo Tribune, ‘Warznroo, Ind, Oct. 11.—Tho DuKalb Counly Yair closed to-day, and has boon succoss in ‘evory way., The duy, Au % 386, | trains bringlug large numbers of pooplo; ‘e Maaien oy ot e | et ey oo The amount to §1,000, and {his amount i buing | Mora cspecially live stook, ngrionttural machine- hourly incransod by the oxtendod operations in botnif of the sufforing poople. Thero v great dostitution among the poor, and all kinds of contributions prove most uccoptable at this stago of affairs. I'lie various boneflclul organiza- tions of this city aro actively angnged in ALLEVIATING THE BUFFENINGS af the slck, many of whom dopond upon such ohinrity for food “and micdloal attondatico, Col, 0. Bannon, Iuspector of the now Board of Hoaith, I8 sfrenuously ongagod in closning tho strocts, aud will cominonco DISINFECTING THE OITY 84 soon a8 carbolio acld oan be had from abroad. ‘To-day only ton gallona wero to be had in the olty, and ordors by telagraph lisye boou sent to Aouthorn Blatos, from which a large tho vimzars wann. and the Gnaucial ry, ond form ond garden” produce showed & marked improvemont, ‘I'ho vuces wore sttondod by immonse tlrougs, and some vory fino racon wore hnd, somo of the horses making exceoding- Iy good time. "I'he munugoment dosorve orodit for tho success of tho fair, and aro highly gratiftod at the moed of praiso giveu thom, groit ‘The Lounlsville Exposition. LoumsviLLe, Ky, Oct. 11,—The Exposition olosad for the'soason to-night, with an lnmonso attendanco, n{;omunt asn gront finaucial succoss, notwith- ol “ho soagon is roportod by the matk anding the opidemics which hnve ravaged tho ortion of oprossion, THE CITY ELECTION. Eriend of the Committeo of Soventy. To the Fditor of The Chicago Tribune: 8im: Tho truo glory and honor of towns, or citios, or Blates, or nations, ought to and docs conslst in the lionest organlzation of the powors it Do ; the right uso of the moral and elvil law by cily obiclals; tho emooth and of- foctive working of tho Oity ITuthors and thelr aubordlnates 5 tho honest and appropriste ugo of tho Uity Tronsury ; tho prompt aud suro punishmont of all disorganizors, rogardloss of soclal position or nationality, Whnt truly ole- ‘vates and onnobles our rational manhood abovn tho dumb bruto ? Ts it personal benuty, or fino clotlies, or glittorlng gow gaws, or atono- fronts with Munsard roofs, or fashionablo turn-outs. Tho right uso of solid reasoning, and sonsclenco, rectitiod by Bible othies, toll us, No, L'ruc worth consisty in the boliof and practico of moral and religlous truths, solf-control ovor our inward passions, and o dolicuto and sincero rospeot for tho feclings of olhors, Chicago ling not, n times past, sud does not now, hold tho first raule fu those particulars, We now bave, I am suro, n clngs among us who ish to rulo us to gratify thoir own bad instiuots ; to trampie on tho Babbath,—tho dsy of rost usti- tated by God Himsolf for tho physical ond moral good of all. This class, rogardloss of all Iaw, civil, or moral, or wagial, riot in saloons and boor-gardens on tho Sabbath-day, early and Into, aud sometimes make night hidoous *with Baechaunlinn rovols, Ought.not this -whole mat- Views of o ter to bo brought to the considoration’ of tho.| public mind, und urgod u,on the sorious contid- orallon of tho bottor part of eur popuiation, 0, in thoory, at least, aro in aflmty with thoso who are scraving to purify and advance Lhe moral stutus of our city, but who scem to bo, just now, rathor tume 7 ‘e 1t iy dovontly to be wishod that tho Commit- teo of Boventy will continuo their labors, with- out foar or favor, to scoute tho elaction of mon who will 800 to it that such laws shall bo onuot- cd as will closo oll szloons ond beor-gardous on tho - Sabbath, and stornly onforco tho law ognluet all who trent it with contempt, I ws sorty to find, iu recant issue of L' TrInUNE, o communication from somo ndividual, who. sncors ab the membors of the Committoo of Sovonty, "calling thom, and thosa in aflinity, bigots, Puritanical meddlers fn tho matters of otuor people, nnll-r_u[mblicnn, siming to force mon to bo sabor or roligious, Lo chiarges bint soctarianism, and o desiro to appropriate the Euhhu fauds for sinistor purposos, lio at tho ottom of thefr zeal for the tomporanco couse aud tho adyancomont of good morals. Lost of ho warns tho voters ngainet plous’ frouds, and charges the praying bratherhoods of Sunday-echool teachors aud temperanoe-locturors s nesaciations for putting God in our Stato or Nationul Constitu- tion. Beitor go than King Alcohol or Gambii- nus, I woen, Lot us hiave something moro of the samo sort beforo tho great battlo, catied by somo tho bat- tlo of tho kegs, bo joitied; oud mind, lob him muster bis rogiments when thoy are sobor, or, 1 fear, tho Puricnvicul Sunday-echool tonchors,and tho prayiug brothoerhood, and the tomperance- lecturers will, like tholr prodecossorsof the Oliver Gromwell school, koop their powder dry, and maks somo confusion among {ho _followors of King Alcohol and Gambrinus, X It will be a durkday for Chicngo when our city officials must bo solccted from tho lnndlords, and thelr pagrons, of tho 1,600 or 2,000 saloons now in full blastin this duy of our Lord, 1873, Buch a contmmalion cunuot bo dovoutly wish ed by sober, thinking, law-abiding men. And this city, notv holding such an honorablo position in our land for couraye, onterpriso, and industry, will bo nscofl aud by-word everywhore, Wo Lope that vvory good eitizen will seo to it that sobor, honeat, capablo mon, irrospectivo of formor party alliauces, will b ehoson to organ- izo and carry forward the city_governmont for tho publio good. FaNNING MiLL, Cilioago, Get, 10, 1873, Views of an Opponent of the Commits tee of seventy, - To the Editor of The Chicayo Tribune Bmn: In your article of the 9th, you say, con- cerning tho action of the Committes of Sovouty, that, if they procoed in tho direction indicated, they will drive, ns with n whip, into tho ranks of tho * Mesing-O'Hara tribo,” o large clnss of such Inw-nbiding, worthy, and influential citi~ zons as Schnoidar, Prugsing, Wahl, Rosonthal, oand other gentlomen of German nutivity whom Jyou name, This is true, but it is not all tho truth. They will drive not ouly Germans “ who ara no drunk- nrds or frieuds of druukards,” into the opposi- tion to the candidates whom they would olech, bub thoy will drive alse into that oppoition native Americans who aro as respoct- ablo and as rospectod as thomsolves, Perhaps, a8 you suggest, it would bo botter thiat overy man, woman, and_ohild in Chicago should submit to the domination snd control, in privato aud social- muters, of & fow woll-meau- ing but narrow aud somewhat fanatical zeelots, than that the candidates of Mr. Hesiug's party ghould bo olected to the oficos of trust sud profit in the city. Dut Mr. Mesiug's party may, aftor all, nomi- natomen who havo no bad record or repntation to stamp them na dangerous; and it may bo woll for tho “‘ Law and Order " party to remombor that tnere are many men in _Chicago, not in tho Labi€ of taking much part in politics, or saying much about nominations, who desira to voto in: tolligontly whou the clcotion oceurs, and who will prefer to cast their ballots for sich men as 8. B. Hayes, John O, Hnines, and B. G. Caulfield, ovon though their bames may have been put’ forward by that party with which {s acling the most obnoxious cluss * of ward-politi- ciang aud bummers,—to throwing thom for others, porsoually as good, but no botter, whoso Bupportors may be all reapectable, but who stund upon a platform plodging them to the vrlg- orous enforcomont of ai ordinance long regard- ed s obsolete, aud deemed usolesd, unreason- able, and unjust ; and who nro tho roprosonta- tives of idans narrow, proscriptive, aud, disgniso it a8 wo may, dangorous to the pnuclpius of tol- eration and roligious liborty. Buch, at all ovonts, is the view of ono Axen) ICAN, McGREGOR, IA. Turner Celehirntions-A Fleavy Colte= Flethodist Clergy man. Spectal Correnpondence of T'he Chicago Tribune, McGneaon, ., Oct. 9,—The Turn-Verein, on Thuraday last, celebrated their anniversary at Gamaville with mnging and sposking by emi- nent orators and sougkters of our Stato. Tho erowd was vory large, people coming from al- most evory town in this seotion, Recontly the Turners bought the Methodist Church at Goma- villo, and converted it into & dancing-hall and beer-saloon, Hflnrx T'rya, n farmorof this county, has a two- oar-old mare-colt which woighs 1,210 pounds, }t isof tho Dressor stock, and took IYla flrst romium _at our County ' Tair, aud alao ab the strict Fair nt Postville, Tho Rov. Mr, Fawcolt, tho popular Methodist {)rnaulmr of this placo, has boon stationed for ko coming Couforonco yoar at Davouport. Tho {:'w')}“ II. Carhurt hos"boon choson to auccoed im hore, 3 THE CITY IN BRIEF, Plymouth Oturclt contributed $185,10 to the Meme phis sufforors Just SBunday, Go do thou likewlse, Womeless girla will Lo provided with Lomes and work on applylng to the Woman's Ald Assoclation, No, 51 Lagulle streot, Tho first onuual ball of the Orfental Lodgo No, 180 will ocour ot Orpheua Hull, cornor of Lake and Peorin streets, on Mondsy oveniug, The Rov, W, R, Algor will deliver his colebrated dis= courso on “ Tho Kingdom of Hunven and the Keys ‘Thoreof," in Musio llull, this ovoning, Mrs, Kate N, Doggott will resumo lier art lessons bo- foro the Ohristion Unfou on Wednesduy ovening, Any rerson can Join thoe Union on puyment of a dollar, Mury Mollon stola a watch from 1f, Marks on Friday ovoning, This little thing wus suiticlent reacon for guulli holding Mury in §500 bull to tho Orlmiual ourt, A Law and Order meettng wil bn hold af tho hall on the uortheast corner of Hulsted und Cifnton steenta on Tuokday evendng noxt, Topular spoakers will be revent, “Phe Cenfenary organ recftals, peaterday, fu tho Cene tenury Mothodist Churel wers bul poorly atiendud, Noxt Balurduy u_very utiraciive programme will draw o much lurger uudionce, Comptroller Hurley han pnid out about. $465,000 thin mouth up to yostordny ovening, Of thin awount the polica forco liuy tuken £43,858, und tho Miro Depart- tuont Luy vocelved $23,303, Bauyon took a trip to Winnotkn yesterdny, so Justico Kaufmann fook Lis chalr ot {he Soulh Hide Tolive Gourt, ‘ho chango was elfbor for botter or worac, it 1 dintoult to declde which, Owing to the trisl of Madame Secott-Uda's firc-lade der veatcrday afternoon, the Board of Tolico tranaact ed o buslncss, and the Mayorand othier city ofleluts dengrted thofr oftices at au enrly liour, Tguntius Wickham s yagabond who abuees his wife, Taufmann sent him to Hridawell for six montha, Tl poor womsa: fold tho Court that her husband takea ail her bard-carued money fo buy liquor, Tho Boord of Publlo Worke yoatordny Iot the con- tract for hutlding the Smoll-Pox lnapital an the Bride welk grownda to Johin 11, Donliu for §13,600, The bujlde fug into boof brick, und tust bo comploted within siity dayn, Thomaa Clancoy alolo o canvan g from n milor, Thls ling contafiied all tho poor foilow's eatihity pose sosslons, aud Do foll vory i 4l ho rocovared it Thomns' ua gouo on & vist to Deldowal for sovn montls, Jolin Dunvel stolo n quantity of carpet from A, T, Shorp, who residos ot 1196 Wabush nvenuo. Thia femporary klcptomnnia Lukiness was tho neeas shon of Jolu's being put uador ballof 4640 to. appear at tho Oriminal Court, ‘Tha tnnagers of tle Half-Orphian Asslum ars now pormanently sottled at No, 176 Buriing atreot. Thoy il givo thetr firat recoption sluco tho firo on Tucadoy noxt, from 10 , 1n,, on wich azcaslon they will bo glad tosce thelr fricnds, Mr, G, L, Chapfu most emphatically denfes that ho Dhos withdrawn bis sult fn bankruptey solust o Freanklin Dank, und promisea that an invesiigation of dts afMaira and tho dofugs of fts ofileers will be con- menced ina few doys, On next Bundny ove: [&:‘ch. 19, John F, Finerly i1l lecture on “ The Irish Brigado fn_Yrance,” In tho TFutier Muthiew Temperanco Hatl, on Harrlson Btreot, neur Malsted, Tho focturo will bo for o bonefit of tho Fathor Mathiow cadots. “Tho Ninth Ward Law.nnd Order.Club held n meeting Inat avening ot (o alsted dircot Opern-Loure, Aftor tho transaction of the ustal business, the mewting ade Journed Hil to-morrow oveniuyg, when flul urrange- Incuts wilk bo perfoctod for u iba-meoting ot au early iny. A cholco freo enterlaiumont s promisad by the Parle Avomtio Literary Associutlon for stonday cveningt noxt, ot tho M, £, Clittrel, coruer of Payk nvenup ani Hob; alreet, Prof, Seliz, tho piantt, will glve tho Gran: Exposition bareh, and omo choiée vocal tmusio I ox- Dected, There will bo b froo lecturo glven nnder the au splees of tho Romnn Cathollo Wotnl Abstinenco and Bonovolent Saclety by Mr, A, L, Morrison, at Kinro's Hall, Now, 70 and 72 Nortli Olark atroct, thig cvening at 20, Erionds of o Socloly sud caust aro lavited to attend, Tho cltlzens of tho West §lda have made arrge- ments for o popular cotirse of leciures, to be glvon during tho fall and_winter in the Union Park Congre- gtional Church, Tt s utated that tolland, Beecher, Ghapin, Do Cordova, and Rurseil aro L0 bo ainong. tha lecturers, T Tho Alpine Hunters, snd the 1tellan Bocicly of W, and F,, will givo s graud milltary and civio ball fn lionor of tho discovery of America,on Wednesday evouing at Orphous Hull, corner of Lake aud Peoris streeta, Tho discovory camooff in 1402, Patrick Fugan ls o thlcf, Ho parlolned $0.75 from Bolay Uadilow, No, 237 Weat Adwmn street, by knovl- ing lier dovm on tho sidewulk and turniug her pockel inaldo ont, Patrick could not furnish (X requlsito Datl, and, in consequence, now langulshas in. jail, Mr. Ghesbirough, City Eoginecr, lo ongogod in pro- pariug an accouilt of thio condition of tho water-pipen of the city, tho mnount ordored latd, and tho motnt yot unflafstiod, If thostntemont can be propared in time, 1t Wil bo presonted to the Councll to-morrow ovening, ‘Tho contractors for the lako funncl to the West 8ldo Dave scttled with Mr, Johm Lawler, whoeo ouse was injured Iast week by tho caving in'of the tunnel nt the caruer of Polk and Halstod strects, and tho building s being rapidly demolished, 1t ia understood that 85,000 covarad Ar, Lawler’s loss, Peddlers aro cluss against whom Rowdal Cameron haa o epecial aversion, Ho makesa polnt of raiding on {beir packs and pockefs ovory timo ho gota s chance, Hia Inst act of plundering has brought him to gricf, and Rowdal Lias gono to tho Bridowell for two montks, Meanwhile, poddicra are safo, A carpenter named John Muatine, whilo passing along Evans sireet, between Union and Halsted, yes terday morning of 3 o'clock, wan assanited by 'four men, garroted, and robbed of £65, John called loudly for help, and & polico ofllcer camo up, Just in timo t scp Lo raacals dlsappear. Thoy escapod arreat, ‘Tho Ohleago Ohrlstian Unfon will elect {ts naw ofi- cors on Priduy ext, ‘The polla will boopon from 9 4, m, untll 6 b, m, "Tho sccond snuiversary of tho Jn- siftution whl bo colebrated by o roception'and socin. ble at ita rooms, No. 114 Madiuon streat, Tho ocea- sion will bo ono'of great enjoyment, Architect Tilloy was looking for thio Moyor yosterdny aticrnoon, to obtaln permigsion to retouch aomo paris of his City 1)l plan, Mo wished to bring out tholights, and despen somia of ‘the shadows somowhat, if it wai intended to placo it in the Exposltion a8 n work of art, Ho waa given permigsfon to do so, Comptroller Burley was busily engaged Issulog voucliers to various partica to wiion: tho' cily s i debted, to enablo them {o pay their taxes, Thig ar- Taugenient fa_an advantageous one for both partics, winco it sacures tho payment of tho city taxes, whila { alio caucels so much: city indebtoduces, OnoIndividus al recelved about §14,000 su vouchers, The ladies of the Unlon Park Congregationnl Qhurel bavo determined to continno thelr luncaca at No, 172 Mudison strect during the whols of west week, - The attendunce han been nnusaelly largo for the last’ three days, nttracted not less by the carming manners and attontive waiting of the young ladica than by the good things provided. At noon yesterday, a8 Mrs. David Binkoley was walk- ing on Dearborn tréet, botween Randolph and Wash. ington, »_boy suatched Ler packot-book aud dorted into an alloy. Tho Indy cricd “ Catch him,” and tho young thiof wos canght, aftor he had been tiie unliapny Dossessor of the pureo {wo minuites, more or less, 1o was takion to tho Armory, but refustd o give hia hame, Officer Van Telt saw b man coming out of tho resl- denco of A, P, Shurp, No, 1156 Wabash avenue, st 4 o'clock yesterday morning, with a roll of carpot under his arni, Tho follow waa fu hin stocking fect, and was o linrd-looking customer, and the officer very praperly arrested bim, ' Banyon Leld him for trial at the Crim- inal Court in $500 bouds, At nbout 5 o'clock on Frida; afternoon, a little girl named Loulsa Leubke, aged 10 years, duughter of Frederick Loubke, revldent at 264 Goclidgo streot, was atruck on tho head by u pieco of the cornieo’ of n three-story bullding, cornor of Halsted and Eighteanth streets, which fell from above. Dra. Cralg aud Chan- dlor, who woro called {0 attond ber, rogard her inju. Tivs pa fota), Oficer Rennifeck yesterdny morning found tho dead body of u now-born_ babe. under th eidowalkc in front of No, 877 South Jofferson sireet. 1t was wrapped in pieco of red flunnet that had thie appear- anco of having beon recently seorched. ‘Tho body wan taken to tho Morguo, Tho fnquent was deferred by tho Deputy-Coroner until to-day, {hat tho caso might bo investiuted. In the matter of Hughos, the West Sido sewer con- tractor, whoso cmploves have boen blockading tho doors of the City Haull ot frequent intorvals on nccount of non-payment of waos, tho oard of Public Works have tukon the work out of his hands and declared bis contract forfelted, It s underatood that ona of his bondsmen will campleta his contract, The Kaneas City Stock-Yards report s having shi Jed, durlag tho weel onding Oct. 7, o tho Stock-Yards in this city, 10,603 head of cattlo and nbout 500 hogs, The Illinols Central Rallroad brought to this clty yis- terday 100 cur-loads of stock, and ull the other’ roads nro trausporting equally largo_quantitles, The grain trafllc i aiso very heavy. Tho eama fond s now bringing in about 200 car-louds of grain o day. Yesterday morning, William Arnold, sa employo at Merucbecker's livery stable, No, 221 Rush atroet, whilo cleaning a horse, was kicked 1n tho right sido, aud so goriously injured that ho oxpired almosl iustantly, _Doceased sas 63 years of ngo, and residod on Whittioy strect, near Rueh, Tho Coroucr hiold au fnquost, which fosulted n'a Verdlet of accldontal catls, Fourteentls sirect and vicinity aro infesiod Dy s lnrge gang of young ruffiaus, who live by steal. ing, 80 Wro o grost sourca of aunoysneo to the noighborkood, Tho polico aro determined to brose p o gwug, mid, by wayof beginning, arrested Willinm Canoy and Denuls Caton, who ara regardod ns tho ringleaders, and_ yesterduy oy ‘wero"triod by Justico Kaufmani, and “tued $30 each. Tho cause of education #n to bo furthered bya grand fair st 8. Dridgot's Hall, No, 716 Archer avente, com- menciug on Oct. 20, and’ continning muil tho end of tho month, Proparations are being made to nchieve for tho fuir an immense suceeas, The ladica of the parish ore sending the richest and most Leautitul gifts for the oruamentation and ducoration of the numerous tubles, and the gentlomen are making overy effort for suceess, Thera fs ovory indication that the fair will b0 a most notable featurs of the prescut scavon, A meeling of votersof the First Ward, In favor of Iaw and ordor, wss held ir tho Criminal Conrt Inst night, Mr, D, Harry Hummer in the chair, It was de- cided that the spirit of the meetlng wus that if o stralght Ropublican ticket was nominated tho meoiing would adhere to it. A commitivo of three, cone slutlng of Col, T, I, Keofo, D. J, Lyou, uud Georgo L', Graham was appofuted to call & meoting ot an early duy and to completo the organization of tho First Ward, The meeting thon adjonrned, As Mr, Plows, of the Union Copper Distiliing Gom« nhy, was driving down (o his oflico yesterday morii. g, decompaned by bia it dunghter tio bueklo of ong of tho reins gavo way, and tho horss started ou o run down Chlcugo Svenuo, Mr, Plows lsaned for- ward to recover tho reln, and in o doing was thrown ot uud protly soverely brulsod, Tho liorss contiuued on bis mad careor until solzed at the cornor of Rush streot, by OMcer Dolan, of tho Huron Hireot Btation, who gallantly hield on {0 {ho animnl until he atopped, ~ Ofticor Dolun i entitiod to great crodit for his promplices and bravery upon the accaston, “Cho Committeo, conulsting of Measra, A, BT, Wright, Robert Warron, wnd loward Priostly, appoited by tho Jiourd of rade at tho request of tho Mesurs, Hough, fo fnvestigate cortan ‘alleged frrogularitics in (ho insnogement of their olovator, met yesterduy marniug ut Uio rooms of Mr, Warren, No, 3 Oriental Tullding, It was declded, since u short-und reportor hud Leen employed to miko a full roport cf thy yiros ceodlugs, that 1t would be inidvimble (o publish aiy- thing Coicorning the Invostigation vietil the Gomuit teo tudo its funl roport, which probably will not b for several days, Thio futr nud fostival which 18 now betug hold at the Wt Blda Rluk, cornor of Tandolph wud Adn atraots, for tho henetlt of B, Columbikillo's Ourely, in uccoss, Lango numbors ave W ationdaticn wvery evenlug, aud a thriving bustioss {8 dono fu solling the beawttiul and urtiatlo handiwork i faucy goads contributed by tha Indiea of Vo purish, Silvor sols, gold watehes, paintings, chromos, Lusts of ominent mewy ele, b fo bo ‘obaluod by tho favoriton of forlune, Tho main attraction 18 the elegunt gold wateh utid chain to bo awarded to the gentleman who will recefyo thio largest nuwmber of votes, Ald, Dixon aud Ar, Francls Bawyer, a loather morohant, ovo the nnpiring candidates, 'Tho voting was quite lvely laat n::'gnlm?. The fair will conlinug during tho week, The camplimentary benefit nnnonncad for Mr, George Btevens, tho well-known snusiclan, ot Iooley's Opera ioune, ‘on Mondny ofternoon, at half-pust 2 o'clocle, ronises 1o ho one of nuuaual attrnetivencss, In addle jon to tho musieal bill of fare, Ifonry Greenebann, T, hos voluntoered o play {ho violln, oitlier nlosid of In company with tho colobratedd Corl Wolfacn, of Philadelplifo, who is cxpected to ho prose ent, nitber of actors and singers lave Kindly voluntcered {helr kersicos, eud thoro will Lo u Turo and ptiractivo bill of fare, As (o bonoficary 1y doserving and popular, undoubtedly there will Lo a full house, John Benslom, n Bwede, roturned to Wi Tume, ab No. 260 North Hfahted ircoy uu Felday ovoniig, ind found ncithier bin wifo. nor his supper to ureet Is nr- tivwl, This mado bim mwear, nnd o deink of whisky mado him procuro o kuifo ‘wnd go fir search of lts wife, slhiom ho found at No, 23 of tho samo alreot, Demslom cursed Ler and plungs el tho knifo futo her back, The ery of murdor was ralsed, aud fu_fivo minutea tho pireot fn front of tho hotwo 'was filled with an_oxelted multle tude; atmong which wero muny who talled of lynchiug (ho Inluman Bweds, A polles oflicer, kowover, toots thio s dnto custods) and safely Incked him wp, A€ tho Wonl Blrdo Lulica Court, yesterdoy mosni Lialit for farther examinntion i Londln of $1, o tho cerlificalo of & ybysician, tho not erlously injurcd, . When Olifeao wus in diro distres Lwo yeors ngo, Memplia was tmong tho fieat cities to'sond eoil pathy. Now s tho thno for Qllcagn to reclpracate, e cali for afd comes nb a time vilien mouey ia 5 2l tho way 1o coniribuio 19 a puzzle, Me, i, Lexwin, tho cuergells proprictor of the Iiatern 4 ® paper well known in the West, in lso puhe lisbiug o popular aud prosporonn ' work entied tho Towily Folke' Hural, which ~bhan niready a good ety clroulntioh, In bohalf of tho Memphiu aufforers ho oifers to v two-tluds of tiio_ontirs amount paid during {ho preacnt werls s subscripiion tothie montlily, which [s equivalent to L on caclt subscription, e ilousand subscriptions dur- inge the week will bo $10,000 fu tho lnnds of tho Mem- ‘plifs mutTorors, A1 tho papor i3 o good one, subscribory il linvo the pleasant recoffestion of having benefitod themsclves whillo conferring uid upon otliera, Mnry Jackson, & souug womun 25 years old, wlto had been employed in the famlly of W, N, Hinkly, Ko, 230 Ohleago avenue, 8 In a pitlable condition, Ler thvont fs cut, and hier heart fa broke, ond ber dosirca uro for death, 8hio voluntorily placed Lesself In this condition hecanro of her love for Peter Taterao, aud ble neglory of her, Pator thotyt ilybtly of wriing ioe to become bin wife, and hos disregarded s vaws, nover dreaming how dusperately tho poor girl Joved him, Last Thuradoy sho_ becatno frenzied by his negi and pecferring death ratlior than life without Leter, ehocht her throat, But tho kulfo was merciful, an did not cut deop, ' Dr, Varges sewed up tho wound, andd Mary swas thought to he aut of dsncer, But her heart wia broke, und her head * whirled,” nn shio descrihed it, and'yesterday morning #ho tord tho gkl open with Ler tingors, and almast bled to deatls beforo #ho wis discovered. ' She was then removed {o tho County Hospltu!, wlicre sho will Lo closely watched, It will beremembered that on tho eventng of tho 25tk Septomber, E. G, Asny, tho ltwyer, was tho victin of & rol bery, thioves on it dato baving en‘ered bis hou v aud romay 000 worth of jowelry. Notlcn was in- wicdately the city deteulive force of the oceus rence, und Joo Dixow, Dennis Simmous, und B Ellis ‘at onco begun {0 work up tho cuso, They mado up thelr miuds that the b was dono by profesaionals, an_opinfon which Was generally dis- hented from by otlier experta in thonrtof ferreting out erimes. In twa hours they Jearned that tho goods had been removed frem the “clty, nud were on thelr way Lo 8¢, Louis, which fuct Eillé connumnicated to BIr, Afay, On Monday the thfeves were followed to Bt, Loufs, whero Ellls “Jeurncd that tho Jjowelry had becn gent to Milwaultee, and thut it was in the bandy of u *fence,” On reaching Milwaukce, tho detectiv at once began minking on energetic senrchi; vo cner- fetle, In fuct, that ot Sotclock on tho Wedininday fol. lowing the “robbiery, {ho jowelry was left by tho thiaves, Eills, with the clerk in 1 packet addressed to EI of tho Plankinton House, who was' requested ing note to dalivor it to tho detective, This Lo dld, nnd returnod to Chicago with tho goodls, whicl wero 'given to Br, Away, whoso high opinion of the «ty deluctive force hias Leen consideralily clovated by this last speote men of thelr ability uy rocovorers, plichindionsiok it P OUR VATER-SUPPLY. The shore-basin of tho Water-Worke has heen fnally dredged out, and to-morrow tho supply of water for tho city wiil be drawn thence, and tho tunnel fo tho erib will bo purped out, 1t may tako five dnys to fix matters In gotting tho #oyo™ of the second tunng starled, nnd it may tako fivo weeks, Esperiment alouo will dotermine, Candy. The fujunction granted, abont & wook ngo, ngninst 0, Marancsi, confoctioner, at tho sult of O, F, Gune ther, restrainiug tho former from ndvertising Limsel? 08 the “Origiual Maker of Guullier's Candles,” wan dizsofved on Thurpday Inst; and Mr, Maranest ban agsin Tofsted his flup, brarioy tho ubove legend, nt his pluco fa tho Lxposition Buiiing, under tho south dlomo. 10 ts 1o popuias bollo tht Maruncs! ub tha Dot candios fu tho clly, 14 factory and 8toro uro as No. 183 Twenty-sccond strest, i e The Produce Marketss YORK. —i0 Hnnitea Quinua wua ivc. Ctivoand eastor; recclpte, rit and State, $5.500.107 NEV rls 5 superfine W common 1o gooil extra, $6.4065.55; good to cholce, $0.70@7,16; whilo wheat, oxtr: 003 Obio ux! trd, $0.0068.00; Sk Lotifs, Ryo flouz aud cornmeil_lnchiunged, at dull and Iower ; Tecclpts, 303000 bu; No. 2 hlcago, SLK@1AT; No. 3, $LU1@LI2; choico Northwest, Town spring, $1.3I@1.] @1,32; mixed, S, 1 Chicigo, SL4! torn, $1.45, “liyu Mt wuchanged, b 3 steumer ‘mixed Wes ¢@0c Ligh nixed and yel Wentors, 6i@04i(c; ‘Unsounia o in store, hle. Osta dutt und'lower ; recelpts, 18,000 bu ; now niized Weste arn, atloat, 62@53¢; while, 65@66e. E Iav--Quiet and unchanged, Hors—Quiot and weak, #t 40@53c for crop of 1873, \THER~—Quict af 27i¢c, Woor—Steady; XX Ohlo, 62)e; unwashed, 3503 pulled, 430; scoured, bie. Grocenes—Coffeo dull and lower; Rio, 10 e Sugar_ dull snd frregular; falr to good refiulng, 7:463 77 3 Ouba, 7ie, Molugees dull and unchanged, Iico du 1; 'noLEUA—Nominal ; erude, 53@0c; refined, 163¢ @1te, TunrreNTINE—Steady al 4lc. Provisioss—Pork dull and heavy ; now mesy, $16,75 @750, Boef and cut meats unchonged. Middiey were actfve and firm ; short clear for Jununry, Bies long snd short clear for wiuter delivery, O Jong nlua{:] upot, B3c, Lanl lower; old Western ateaw, e —Unchanged, Curese—Strong ; Western, 10@1dc. Wittsiy—More uctive und firmer, at 93@950. oregn Murketn. Loxnoy, Oct, 11—-2:90 p, m,—Conola for_mones, 93@Y2% ; necount, 23 3 204 of 'G5, 803 3 do 767, 963 ; 10-103, 913 5 mew b, 92 Tallow, 144 6d, Amoutit of (hllon withdrawn from the Bunk on balance to-day, £41,000, Panss, Oct, TL.—ltntes, BSf, LivenpooL, Oct. 1L.—Cotton quict ; middling up- Iand, U3@Uisd; Orlcans, 93@Yd! eales, 12,000 bales: American, 6,000 bales; speculstion aud vxe port, 2,000 balos. Breadstuffs steady and unchavged, Chiocsu, Gds, - Mesn pork, Tle, The Wool Trade. BastoN, Oct, 11,~There fa a_better feellng in tha wool murket,* Transactions foot up 1,000,000 1ta, Sales—Ohio dud Pennsylvanis flocees, oxtr, double oxtra, and troble extra, f0@58:; Michigan, Wisconsin ond Indlana, 473@sle; deluitio aud combing, 52@ G3%c; Westdrn, ‘Soutbern, and Nevads, unwashed, Y@ile ; tub, 40c: scaured, 3:@FLO0; uperfu and oxtra, pulled; 40@0 Y iz, 1ilinols River and Canal Nows. LABALLY, Oct, 1L—Tho prop Illinois urrived lght frow iienry Dam last eveulug, largo No. 3 was towed up from Perd, light, to hs loaden hero with coul for Qlcago. Tho chnal-Uoat J, Blanchird was towed down with lumber for Peru, {ho_prop Ilinols o parted, towlug the canal-buat R, H., Addnson with Tough btone for the Lenry Dam, ~ Uargo No, 3, wilh LaSallo coal, and caal-boat Joln Curter from Lus Halle, with dath, Loth for Chicao, passed futo tho cavnf, Tho canul-boat R, I, Atkluson, with yough stous for tha Henry Daw’ thio Progress, with lumb for Lagalls, and the Juhdstown, Light, for Depue, all passed out of the canal, Elght frct aud sevon inches of water on_the mitor-sili of Lock 15, No report of tho 6tago of water below, CaNAL OFF10L, CH10AGO, Oct, 11,—ARMVED—Tar- rlet, Sencea, 6,000 b corn 3 A, Waolwon, Moris, 0,100 u corn; Drill East, Morrie, 143 tons' coul W, A, Sleol, Auxsablo, 60 yards stone ; Gon, Shermn, Mo tiy, 6,100 bu torii s Ilaery, Lockport, lght 3 Dells Frunco, Morrls, 6,000 bu corn 3 North Star, Oituwa, 000 tu corn; N Benocy, 0,000 bi corn; prop . Wasp, Bummit, 35 yls ‘stono; Clurles 'Stcels, Willow Springe, 00 3ds stono s 8ligo, Willow' Sprivgs, G0 tows ide; I 8 Gnrpéntor, Sag, 89 yda stouo s Menriottn Waller, Lo- mant, 60 yda etono; Oliarles’ Walker, Lomons, 89 yila stonu's J, A, Wells,' Temont, 63 yd stono Advance, Lomont, 85 yils stotie ; Col, Munndug, Letont, 73 yd stons; Florenco Hoyer, Lemont, 8 , s wionu; Jalper, Loimoit, 60 3da wtono’; Thundorbelt, Lot 80 3a5 stone, CLgARED—Onuniags, Morcls, Mgl Lasiulle, light ; Gen, Rosoerans, Tast Tumbor, Bargo No, 1, orche, 1,000 fect CANAL OPFIOE, CiIeAGy, Octy 11—Cin) p, Al mvEp—Harclugton, Witlow 8 colslor, Hummt, 83 s ston tons wand ; Robert olnies, Az, fugge, 60 tor O, Utkes, 160 ~, 5,000 b eorn, olphilin, (itiws, 16,642 Teat Jumber § arceitios, 1,281 felt Inmber, Mumitor No, 1, New Domiuiun, LansED DowN—Praps Tudis, Lothuir, Glaggow und harg: Yoreat Oty nnd bargy § sehi Yer ery Axe, Goorgo 1olt, Oty of Wourds Wa outheant, Deriorr, Mich, O: Pros 3. ?hu;‘ Gsig ackivs Goldon Iuly, I, Pesur, Pansrn DowN—Dtop Oraly solis 5sdd of tho Mist, Jouca, Vit Hugh, 8, 4, Wood, Wisp—goutlinist, assen Up— Venddphere §