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

8 THE CATHOLIC UNION. Protest Against the Dothronement of .the Pope and His Im- prisonment, Bitter Discussion of a Resolution Denonncing the Public-School System, A More Temperate Resolution Finally Reported and Adopted. Appointment of a Committee ta, Look After the Immis grants, Br, Louts, Oct, 17.—The Irlsh Cntholls Bo- nevolent Union mot again this morning, and took up tho epocial order, the report of the Com- mitteo on Coustitutional Amondments, After & briof dieoussion, it was announced that Henry J. Bpanuherst and tho Tlov. A. Belfroningor, tha tho Presidont and Socrotary of tho German Cathiolio Coutral Assoointion, wero present, and on_invitation both took seats on tho pintform and mado brief speeches, congratulating their Irish follow-citizena upon the good work thoy aro engaged in, referring to the groat power and influence of UNITED ACTION, and oxp ressing tho Liope that in tho near future a_ Convention of all Catholio organizations, of whatovor mnntionnlity, ma; held, with s view to still' furthor promate tho intorcats aud tomporal and npl&gv ual welfare of tho Cotholles. Tho Right Rov, Bishop Ryan also visited the Convent on, and s luvited on tho platform. Iealso made a ‘briof spoechy, in which he urged tho Convention to parsovore in the work thoy are engagod in, that the Union may be strengthoned and in- creaged in power for good, Ho also roferred to to tho schemo to establish an immigration bu- rend, urged its nocessity, and advised thom to study the plan adopted by thelr German friends, which has rosulted in such groat benefit to im- Iuigrants of that nationality, and n(lufi! 80 muich ©of 1t a8 will meet the needs of tho Irish. Tho Convontion, then proceeded to business, and is now discussing some amendmonts to the Conati- tutlon, which, howover, are of no intorest to tha general public. THE, RESOLUTIONS, After tho dlsPosul of tho constitutional amend- ‘ment, Father Philan, Cheirman of the Commit- teo otn Resolutions, submitted ika following report Feaoleed, That the present deplorable attitudo of tho Qoverament towards religion and religlous fnstitu- tionsls the result of tho abandonmont of the true, necestary, and Eaviy prlncl‘!!m couditfoned of God, wud expreasive of his holy will. Ziesolved, That tho conduct of Governments and rulers in permitting tho dethronemont of tho Poy e and absorption of hla durminion by the Kingdom of Taly, s & flagrant injnatice to Romo' and tho whole Catligiio Jyorid, & ovimo ngalnat truth, social stability, and logite Emate authority ; that in tho prosont {mprisoumene of tho Bovereign Ponti wo bohold tho consummae ton of o hollish conspiracy, whoso offspring will some doy rolurn {0 tormont thoty authors,and that to tho venerable Popo, in'his ravished City of Peter, wo axtond our profoundest syimpms v Jolned with tho wish and prayer that ho uny live Boo iy Crown and Kingdom once moro wrestod from tho grasp of tho despoilor, Jtctalied, That wo hicreby enter our solemn yrotest ogaiust the unjust perucontion fuaugirates, againat our Mother Ohurch by the Government of Drussin and offer to the German Archibishopn and Dlshnx:u: ':eg;e-u“ tho Gernun Catholle tlorgy, our best sym: dtesoleed, Thnt morality, grownded on roly lon, and religlon grounded on fl:ns\ and dogmatio lflhlc ples, arathe just guido, and furnlsh tho aupport of mon i all the tlrcumstunices and situatioun of this Lifa; that sobrioly in conduet, honosty in fntercourro, andtruth in everihing, will prave the grontest. safequard agalust individual dewioralization aud national,degencracy, Jtesolved, Thut nceret soclolies, and othor dangoroun feecc audouks of mon untaught i o principlcs of re- lgion, aud Lent, throngh tortuols ways, on purely material ende, aro subversiyo of suclal ordor, i ne fatal ¥o the falth a it fa destructive of tho morality of Catholics, + dtesolved, That o Catholle cannot be true to Lis tountry if hio bo flse to his Oburch, or fattlful in Lis dutica to society and Lis fellow-man If he bo a stranger to the escraments and rocreunt to his God, Resolved, ty centre fn & projar education of the young, and thnt sducation, to be offactivo of good and conduciva of #ocial and natlonal advantago, must bo Clristion, be- Bin with tho catechlem, and end with the knowledge that God 18 our goal, and Heaven the rewatd of virtu. ous deeda and holy lives, Jeaolved, That tho presont system of public schools, guoring all supernatiiral suthorlty and moicing God, the fAral knowledge, the last thingto bo learned, fa & ouree lo our country, and o floodgate of atbelsm’ and &l‘,fin-unuq. and of civil aud social mational corrup. p THE RESOLUTIONS DISOUESED. -' A #plirited and somawhat acrimonious debate eneted on the last resolution. Air. Reily, of Virginia, thought the resclution ‘ghould bo recommitted to_the Committoo with Instructions to modify. Ho swas, by virtue of his office as Mayor of Ricbmond, Prosident of tne Board of Education, Ho had been electod Mayor by o conatituency which was about 80 per cont. Protestant. Iho Bible was not rond in the echools in Richmond, and ho had mesur- ances of the Board that mno religions svetruction was taught in them, Ho was not in sympathy with the rerolution, nor conld ho vote for it without stultifying himsolf, which e i not propose to do, Father Phelan, of St. Louls, defended tho resolution, aud k6 said : * Wo have nothing to do with Richmond or its schools, If roligions instruction was excluded from thom, ma Mr. Reilly said, then they woro the most objection- able of all schaols. ~The public mon of Amorica ‘were educated in the pxb io schools, and wero exhibitions of the syutd\n, and thoy wero_tho most corrupt of any coulliry in the world, Mon caa sloal in this country with impunity, provide iug the amount iy Inrge cnough ; that tho chil- dren of the country go houd over heels to the devll, must be attributed to the cducation they Yoceive iu tho public schools, which dacs not fit thom for the tomptations of tho world, Bir, n these schools men of scienco aro honorod and eulogized, Lut thio namo of Josus Christ is not allowed to bo mentioned with roverenco. Thesa childron lurn out to ho lonrned horso- thieves, scholarly countorfeitors, aud well-posted in_all schomes of deviltry, Mr. Harly, of Ponnsylvanin, denounced the resolution.” It contemplated union of Chureh and State, Presidont Dwyer snid_the rosolution meant no such thing, and ho didn't wish suoh an im- pression to got abrond, He advised that the resolution be changed so as to simply favor Catbalic echools, Mr, Harly proceoded. Ho snid the Oatholios had gained » great yictory in driving tho Bible out of the public schools. Tathor Graham iutorrupiing, said the Church did not drive the Bible ont of schools, ‘The purpose wa4 tn put in them the correot ver- &ion aud the Cathol'c catoohism, Mr. Harly—Exactly, Now I ask you, is it just or xight that’ wo should introduce our Catholic cnPnoldnm among Protestants, when we will not allow Protestants, who are groatly in the majority, to uso tho Bible in the public sehicols ? Mr, Chauce, of Delawaro, thought this wasa fling in tho wroug direction. They tmght favor Catholie schools, but they should not denounce Protestant schools. Ta Ler But'or, of Kansas, spoko to the same +ffect. Whilo bio did nov lka to differ from his fatlow-clorgyiaan, Father Phelan, he thought the regolution wont too far. It should not bo forgottcn that the public schoolu of this cou: try bad terved nsamodel for Cathole fparachial schools, and {n that respoct had done goud, The main difference botween {hom was ono of religlon only. Futher Phelan agaln spoke. He snid ho thonght tho “dolegatos from the Eust bod not ptudled thls subjoct enough. o frankly confessod that the Catho- 1ics stood before the country a# the enomies of public achools, and the reason therefor should be stated. ITo considored that theso roasons were embodiad in the resolution, Thoy must suy (hoy would as soon #end thoir children into a peste house, or bury them, as to let them qn to publio schools, They were afrald thoy would loso faitly, They wore afraid tho child who left Lomoe in tho morniug would come back with something in ite henrt Wiaok as hell, Tather Mongin said the publio soliool systom is a nuisance, The words in the resolution aro Done no strong. Mr, Chauce moavod to recommit the regolution, with inatructions to roport one favering Catholio schooly, which was carried by about & two-thirds ate, ¥ Tesolutions were adopted favoring the pres- ervation of momorials of Catholleity overywhore, nod aleo favoring a ritual prescribing a uniform gor ofllcers of the Order. INSURANOE, A seaolution favoriug, somo Avstom of insur- ‘That tho hest intercsts of Blate and Aocte. | anco In tho Unfon waareferred to the Ezxooutive Committoo, neatanaTion, The Commltten on Immigraiiah fi in tho fart of an lmoudm% o e iopert tion, Which provide for who shall conatder tho proper monsuros rolating to tho subjott of immi gm{‘lun, oorrasponid wit] varlowsuoclotfos and Committaoaon Immigration, BALS or local, collect atatistics and {nformatioh for tho welfaro Sl and protostion of {nimigrants, FOREIGN. Resuniption ‘of the Court-May. tial of Marshal Baznine, The Avoused .Bsx'ng Olosely Quos- tioned, Is Greatly Embar- agents ab Naw York, Philadeiphis Daltimora, ~ Toston, Vrovidonco, i New Orloans, whoss duty it shall be, In nouluuullon with the Immigration Com- tmtteon of woolotios at tho abovariiam d port: to tako ohinrgo of Immigrants wnd givo thom mil Tossed, possiblo sesiatance fn Yorwarding them to thelr e ostinations ; alw Yo mako muoh arran emen(s with steamuhips and railrond linos as will seoure to societios of tho Union tho privilogos of ngouts, ohd the fund derived ae oomnmiksion: from tho snlo of tickets shall bo oqunliy divide: Facts Regatding His Negotiations with the Empress Eugenie and the botwoon the National Committon. And tho va- German -tlous saclotiow, nnd hy nppml:lxm‘(\al for tho Tur. o thoranca of the purposes sBo¥o montioned, Re- T i port aopted, Pontio sonoors, Eabhor holan, Ohairman of the Cormitteo on Redolutions, prosontod the following rosolu~ \lon 08 o substitato for tho Iast ono of tgn novion mx rllugd by“tlhe gnmmmuo ; Blato rolved, Thot the systom of s Bducation, n csiabifeliod fn most of Who Blabes by lis fallurs tb prge ‘Yido propor rellglous inatruction for tho young and, its The: enlighteniug tba hoad 1o tho entire nogloct of hoarte y gulturo, mecte with our unqualifid dfaapproval ; that ) out danger to the faith and morality o offepring, avail thomsolven of its advantagon,” . « ‘o rosolution waa adoptod unanimously, The Couvention thon wont into alection for &m\cun:u l‘olr’t th? dmst“mAg i?“’ xrlltlh u.uil !n{‘luwln atlt ¢ esidont, A, M, Reilly, Richmon ) Yoo irat Vico-Tiosident, P. Batunon, Louiat | fourt askod wby only two dispatolin, one on yillo ; Bocond Vico-Prosidant, Houry 8. Buckles, | 12° o oSoptotbor, and tho othor on tho Bultimora; Bocrotary, Martin I, J. Griffin, | 218t of Ootober, woro sout by the Marshal to tho Philadolphla ; Troasuror, Rev. Fathor Henry, 8t, | Govornment of the National Defenso, Dazaine Louis ; Executive Committeo: Goorgo Ohnnce, | roplied that ho had racolved none of that Gov- .!A)xflax‘:):? N \fliol‘,’h{‘at:x}vlfam: 8t Louls; Rev. | srnment’s communioations, In answer to othor Committeo on Immigration—Francis MoH questions ho stated that, in sending Gon, B our. nany, Washington ; Thomas J, Dals ust. Lonfub; bakl to tho Empross, ho fent him to the one Donnia Dwyer, Dsyton, O.; G, J. {flhieu, Phil- [ who, {n hia viow, was tha only reprosontative of nadelphia ; Jamea Connoughlin, Baltimors ; the the Government, Ho had recolved no official in- Ttov, Ambross Butler, Loavenworth, xln.'; forination of tho gonoral aloctions, b n Glonnon, Norfolk, Baltimoro was #olocted as th 1 Tho Prosident eaid the Marshal's Intention of ik o noxt placo of | | ching Tuionville did mot agroo with his thoos moeting. Aftor the passage of & rosolation thanking the | ry that oftor tho surrondor of Hedan s sortio from Metz was impoesible, and he put the quos- rntl:ln'f ofticora for thoir services, the nowly~ electod officors wora installed, aud ‘the Convon- tion whother or not tho Marshal had agreod ith tho Prussians to coassoffonsivo movomonts tion adjourned. T e s from the time of Bourbski’s departurs. Ba- POLITICAL. zaine roplicd by golnung to subsaguont engago- monts in Beptember and Oatober, The EHon. W. B, Willinins Nominatea | Tho Prosidont—Why was there no serlons en- to Succeed the Lnte Wikder 13, Fostor gniznment for tho purpose of supporting the ne- from the Filth Michignn District. ol lmlon?a of the Governmont of the National Svecial Dispalch to The Chicago Tribune, Saane0 R A nnm‘;’,”mm. Oct, 17,21 Hopubli- | Dazaine—Our sick and wounded -provented can Uonvention for the Wifth Congrossional i| 80ch a courso. It would have used upthe army, D{l:su‘let of M‘f\mfim “uummm: i:fl this cgy ;:,ME z’l;g:dxhn onomy were all the time boing roin- aftornoon, Tho Hon. W, T. Storris, of Ottawa g County, was ohosen Chairman, and Georgo Tice, The Marshal continued: Hia offeron tho 20th of Muskegon, Bocrotary. Tho whole numbor of | ©f Soptember to Gon. Btiehle to capitulate wasa dolegates wore 80. At 'tho oloventh ballot tho | Fuseé. In regard to thoconvention which he sub- Ton. W, B, Williame, of Allegan, had 19; Alon- B0 ently concluded with the Gormang, ho said s zo Besalony, of Tonia, 6 ; Ebon Bmith, of Grand (13, Dosition was unprecedonted,” I was, Rapids, 11, Villisms'' nomination was mado ot ) senen, 17,1 ovu, woms unanimous, The Hon, Willism A, Howard pot oo hT‘"’ o st milifary $i0 yotos at tho lrat ballot, but nono aftor that, | Sbiefy when o logal Governmont exlats, nro Williams mado a fow romarks, after his nominae | Br ”1} y dofined. Iby no means admit that to ton, nnd roferrod to Lis rocord in tho State Sen- | be tho caso in tho prasence of an fusurroctionary ato a8 an fudication of what may bo expooted of 0“;”“‘“’““‘- tfi"’“ wag then no Government Lim it eloctod to Congross. Ho eaid he was the Tiacke wes notlln iakd suthor of tho olauso fn tho Btate Conetitution o Trclden=Wis Fronco thon no adapted laat fall, forbidding the consolidation of | longor oxi sod.” (Bansation.) i compoting lines of railronds, etc. Ho rathorgavo | Bazaino, in oxplanation of & previous answor, an_lmprossion that he hnsno moneyed wterost Blld‘ inusing the words) “'{o obtain nentrality In any rndlroad, which is contrary to'tho genoral | for tho army," ho mennt to obtalu an armistice supposition. ‘The Convention ?dn ted o set of harmicss roeclutions, which anybody would con. Sartlon amads b the rosidont of sont to. Tho Domocratio Conventfon will bo ¥ inst: the Court that” his (Bazaine's) phraso, held on tho 22 juat: “Tho nrllzlzasirou‘ld n;ufi:mn gnfirln;id% thxéfl‘t ,: g was an allusion to civil war, He deolared thal Trobls A'"a‘:flfl:}‘y"": emocrats of | T Pproposals wero misunderstood. Henover at sny timo troatod Rognior's mission scriously. Spectal Dispatch to L'he Chicago Tribuns, ] T B T e, | ool futne ket Wi cratic Conventlon, which met hiero yostorday, in | 2Vort Sors flip 0ok B fs oon Nl s nominating Onpt, Griflth, of Liborty, fas Ropre- | e, Bore the most sorlous, whon fanking ot sentative in tho Logislature, causes a ge2d denl tho lant oxtromity. Thond, i ool all ot ill-foeling among tho party in this city, Tho £ho rostilte of the pro o_f’ggouvm . Piata Renatar hid Botn clyan to the soutitey, and | MR I000 1 OLLL BIORoRs Soavomtion. - ie. the Ropresontative wna claimed by tho city, ood hi gl it o but tno mojority of dolegates, coming e and i ‘;‘;};"‘::I;";mu;"m";l;“d {rom tho couniry, forgot the agrooment an sldtieniost txciamen P wont golid for their man, The offico 18 of im- On tho rosumption of proccedings, the pris- ortanco from the fact that the Logislature wiil e i e Fiavo to oot ith tho question of-thn clty's zop- | S0 Btk fusther Intarcogated, stated that the fouenfation in tho Board of Suporsisora; aleo | SOMIDALIAnLS of corpu wei il e e that every eaudidate on the connty tickot i1 from | e {aphnn 88 not mentioned iu tho rural districts. A call i airoulatad to-day | council of war Leld on tho 10th of Qctobor. Ho for o convention to moot on Tuesday to momi- consldarod, Lawevor, that sccreay in lis nego- st6 an independent fickat, tintions with the Gormang was his duty, n Inflepencent Wokot, i Tho Prosident—I am compelled to ask you whother all yonr acts and thoughts wore for your country. nnd the army ? Bazaino—Thoy wero, I alwaya acted honostly according to tho dictates of my conscience, Being pskod tho object of Gon. Boyer's jour- ney to England, about the 19th of October, ac~ cused said ho ho'pud the Empross would obtain the conclusion of n convention, especially it ste could be induced to come to Motz. T'he President reminded acousod of his mili- tary onth, aud asked him whother ho obsorved the r«;f;ufnuonl forbidding oapitulation in the open fiold. Bazaine pleaded as justifieation the existence of thoe insuyrectionary Government. The Proeidont—Does the Imperial Constitu- Hon, to which you coneidered it your duty to ro- main falthful, authorize nogotiating and troat- ing with an enemy as you did ? o Marshol replicd that it did not. Hemaln- tained that the capitulation was compulsory, Ho Lind resisted it to the last, not having eyen's morsel of broadloft. At this poin tho sitting was adjournod, ‘Thoe court-room was crowded, and there weres froquent Bconos of oxcitement. Accused was ombarrasged in manner, and often homtated in making his repties to the soarching intorroga- tous of the Court, The French Monarchical Partics Agree upon o Compro- mige, Proposs to Establish a Fres Con- stitutional Monarchy, FRANCE, Pants, Oct. 17.—The trial of Marshal Bazaino was ,resumed to-dsy, The Prosidont of the for tho purpse of establishin, & rogular government. Ho protested egainst an ns- The Roform Movement in Philadels rhin. Special Disnateh to The Chicago Tribune, Purtaperemis, Oct. 17.—The Campaign Com- mitteo of tho Roform Association last night enorgetically denounced the frauds on election ay, and redolved to start a daily paper to furthor thefr purpoecs. Gen, Willlam M. Riloy, Domo- crat, expressos great indignation at the result of the lato elaction, Ho declares that it is impos- eiblo to naeertain the truth of any contest hero €0 long as the ring have the entire control of election-books, hallot-boxes, etc., but hopes for a better ntato of things whon the now Registry law comes mnto oporation, Wisconsin Liberal-Deomocratic Sonne torinl Nomination, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, Foyp nu Lao, Wis., Oct. 17.~The Democrats and Liborals of the Twenty-second Dlstrict, comprimng tho whole of Calumet County and a R(nrt of Quingamie County, nominated John E. nMullon for the Senate yostorday. Pratnam Connty Anti-Monopoly Cdn= vention. Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, HeNNepmN, Putnam Co,, 11, Oot. 16,—Accord- ing to provious aunouncement, tho People's Anti-Monopely Delegato County Convention met in the Court-Housa to-dny, at 2 o’lock 'f m., for the purpose of nomlnuflng county ofi- cors, and transacting any other Dusiness that might come bofore it. & Ou motion, Henry Hunter, of Bnatchwine Town, was ohosen President, and R, A. Tadlo, of Hennepin, Sccrotary, of tho Convontion, On motion, & Commitéeo of ona from oach township wae appointod to propars resolutions. Whilo the Convention was walting for the Committeo on Resolutions fo report, spesches wore made by Mr. Holly, of Granvillo, and Mr, Williams, of Bnatehwino, 'I'he Committoo on Resolutions reported the following, which were adopted : First—Wo bellevo in the protection of honest indus. . in all tho various associstions of lifo, aud nre opposed ta theencroachment of sggregated capital, Second~Wa are in favor of controlling by law the railroad corporations of the State, Third—Wa submit to taxation snd duties to meet tho necessities of the Gavernmeat ; but donounce ne unjust and oppressive all taxation for tho boneft of special clnnscs, Fourth—Wo ara opposed to all salary-grab and other Government-stanls, and demand that whot is common- 1y kuiown s {ho prosont back-sslary-grab law be im. mediately repealod. ifth—\We nra opposed to all future nta to rail- eve that the THE MONARONIOAL PROGRAIDAE, LoxpoN, Oct. 18—5 a, m.—Tho Times' Parls corresponéanc telegraphs a3 follows: Irom exact information, it appenrs that the mon- archical partics have como to an sbsoluts agreo- ment. Chambord has made_ concossions which aro satisfactory to tho Liboral Mon- archists, and tho following will bo_submitted at the opening of tho Assombly: The proola~ mation of a horeditary constitutional monatohy, the Bing Dromising liborty of conscionco and oquality bofora tha law na tho right of all, Tho onarchiste_aro confident of a munm{ in tho Asnembl{. It is soid that 416 Deputies aro pledged to support the restoration of royalty. i MEXICO, Maraxonss, Oct. 16,—oun, Sungoén. the de- osed Governor of tho Btate of Coshuila, has ot Baltillo for Mondoya, whore tho Congross of the Btato is in sossion, which recognized Dr. Buls a8 Governor, An en; ngumunt is roported between Gen, Bea- xmi.n and tho partienns of Dr, Salas, noar Bal- illo, tu which Beapata is said to have beon do- featod, and retired toward Piodras Niegras, on the Rio Grande, while anothor account sfates that tho action was not decisive, and that both pl{lbhflllm ml’zm Mondova, lnhr:fv sof B”hfii Irlm;l- pal businoes houses wore closed In Raltillo on ronds or other corporations, aud recoipt of the news that actual fighting had com- m‘&’l‘:: el pian e el grent o o gLl menged, foaring a pronuucismento nufiluat Boa- Sizth—o aro In favor of rigid cconomy in all do- | Pota's frionds, who still ocoupy that city, partments of the public sorvice, —_—— AUSTRIA, Seventh—Wa ote In favor of honesly and capabllity VIENNA, Oct. 17.—Tho Emperor William, of &g th only teat of officls} position, Ou motion, tho Convention proceoded to bal- Gormany, arrived Liore_to-day, and waa rocoivod with great onthusiesm by the poople. fat for Clln‘l;lll!igflfl which romultad in tho nomi- ation of W, H, Zono for County ‘reasurer, I, B o) g,' Edgely for Gounty Olerk, A{;gunm Caaeli ml’;\mh Exhibition oloscs on the 20th of noxt for County Judge, and J, I Beaton for Buper- intondont of Pubile Schools, The Oouvantgon glw inurmotnlgnln (n' its actlon o og ol 15 't oty _CIoEAte, SOYEL | 1, 3 o of (. Souis o Cagiiy formor- put in nomination aro all compotent men, and | been burnod and mauy worlis of art, including woll lhunllflml to flll tho positious for which they | Rumerous nketohings by Landseer, woro lost, PSS — GREAT BRITAIN, TLoxpoy, Oct. 17.—Ardervirike Oastle, former-" b n nominatod, el R, A, Raprx, Roorotary, RUSSIA, i 81'., !’x'rlznmrmxznl,) Onz;I :‘7 “71,“1“161{ Neva 88 risen ton feot beyond it usnal hof caus. MANITOBA. ing great damnge in this oity and thgmfjl:aul Riel, Oharged with the Murder of | VU0 Scott, Sent to the Onuadian Parlias | mont-=An Indinn War. Spectal nepatch to The Chicago Tridune, ToroNro, Out., Oct, 17.—A dispatoh to the Globe from' Maultoba nays ol, olurgod with the murdor of Beott, durlog the robollion, Las boen olocted by acojamation from tho distriol fornorly roprodonted by the lato Sir Georgoe Cartler, and that he hus loft for Ottawa, Lopine has been sent for trial for the same ml:lnoor. ITI:UB s8mo dlulutuh ulyad(ha Dlml{funt i oo Oroe Indlans are st war, and many LAYE | to Luy st prioos saked, Tl focel i for boan klllod on both sldes, Toadsy "Tho quslity of tho Safte I aeins ro 13 car- —— wl aat mfi:hfi;‘uh‘:w n: ln,rfiu u‘lllml:lar of 'l‘tixn NEW ELEVATOR FOR QUINCY. Tl Eautorh iatars, only. pwc hrienaauaco of loca Special Dispateh fo The Chieago Tyibune, S50 O g catle wame Joomm 1S {rom Now York, Bome of thio cattla were immodiutol Quoy, Il Gok. 17.—-A company of Gapitallsta | resbipped sasiwert 5 3 cam oms o wen s isoly have purchased a site for now grain olovator on | to-morrow moruing, Quotations are about tho same —— A oot, 17, tom Tovalar, th ADRID, Oct, 17.—Cen, Jovellar, the noyvly- appointod Captain-Genoral of Ouba, loft Bane tandor for Havana yesterday. ‘Tho Govorumont kyuadron remains at Gibral- R Al ALBANY LIVE-STOCK MARKET. Spectal DHapaich ta The Ohfoaga Tri Aunany, N, ¥, Oote Vo Snal i Dne ot thia morning wis'vory tragallug, Duulors oo szeetn the loveo, with frontage on the ralrosd and riy- | 88 st weok, Tut " (ho quality nob heing #0 er, aud will ercot an olovator capable of_storiug fl‘l’fig Mn‘.’l‘,“’flwh:"‘;l‘fl‘,‘" 2 -l:la&ljn {xh:m’ ‘Tl!rh n 160,000 buehola, Work will commenco Monday, | yhg ¢ Tiooves, 0,160; shoop, 7,600 ; Lo ":'m, and the building will bo cowpleted ity {imo fop ook s Boever, 9163 » N800 Noge, : the qponing of payikation, BUxEr AND Launs—-Tooetpls, 85 685 Japds, Relog 10 TIIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1874, In ndvancs of Ikt wack, e quallly I v%y fair, but {hio raatket fo dnll, tholigh woll mippiled, Thero 'n & fall of 130 off from lnt week's prices, Bhoep aro @BXc, aiiil lsmbs ab 64 @Ti¢e, 0 racoipta aro 408 car londs, against 270 for “Thoroia o good demaud 'for hogs, and #alos this wook amount (0 9,300 head, Good Logs mro quated st from 6 to Bige, - RELIGIQUS. Synod of Xllinois, Norihs Special Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Brentiyg, 1L, Oct. 17.—Tho Bynod of Illinots, Nosth rosumed its sorslonn this morning, the Rov, Qoorgs 0. Noyos presiding, Addltlonal delogatos arrived, smong whom woro the Rev. Dr, R, W. Patteraon, tho Rev. Arthur Mitcholl, tho Rev. Glen Wood, nnd Dr. Waltors, of Ohic ongo. At the morning sesslon, the Standing Commit- toes wors appointed a8 follows: On Bills and Overtures, the Rov. 8, I, Weller, of Moudota ; Ohaltmah on Judicial Busioess, tho Rov. Arthur Miteholl, of Ghiengo ; Corrospondonce, tho Rev, . T. Jonking, of Frooport; Minuton of tho Gonoral Assembly, the Itov. J. IL Walker, of Chicago; Nnrrativo for the noxt yenr, the Rov. Bon. EB. B Ely, of Ohl- cago ; Prosbytorian Record, tho Rov, Thomens Goult, of Aurors, tho Rev. E. H, Ourtls, of Rooklord, W, T, Wood, of Poeotine, tho Rav. John M. Linti, of Lons. Communications wors road from tha Roy. Dr, Kondall, 8ccrotary of Iomo Missfons, from tho Rov. Mr. McQlolland, Beoretary Freedmar, and fiom the Secrotary of Churah Ercotion. In tho afternoon, a lunfithy communication from the Rov. Dr., Spear, Chnirman of tho Board of Education, wag rend by Prof. Blackburn, of Chicago, after which tho Standing Committee on Home Missions mado their roport, showing tho contributions of tho Synod tho last yoar to have boen 87,600, They rocommondod tho appoint- ment of a Synodical missionnry, which, after an earnest disoussion, was tablod. In tho ovening, after tho dovotional oxercizos led by tho Rov. Arthur Mitehell, the Rev, Dr, O. 0. Waters, Superintondent of ColPomgo fortho Preabytorian Board of Publication, sddrossed the Bynod, stating that in hin flold thoro had beon performod 919 daya of labor, 4,260 volumes sold, 707 volumo glvon wvay, 92,464 pagos of tracla distributed, 10,311 famillos visitod tha past yoar, o Roy, W. F. Johnson, of tho Bynod of In- uring din, aj)c{léo at longth concornivg Lhat great mis- sron-fleld. Tho Firat Prnnbltorlnn Church of Chicago was choson as tho next place of meoting. A numbor of delogatss return to Chicago to-night, nmony whom aro Prof, Bwing, Dr. Waters, the Rov. J. H. Walkor, aud 0. L, Thompson, The Presbytorlan Gatherings in St, Lonin, Snectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, 87, Lovrs, Oct, 17.—1'he Presbytorian Bynods meoting in this city aro considering the question of organio uniou, " The Northorn body appoint- od a commiltoo this afternoon to confer with tho 01d Bchool Bynod of Missouri, which acceded soveral yoars ago fiom tho Northern Church, The matter eamo boforo the Old School Synod in the ehape of a roport in favor of uniting with tho Bouthorn General Assembly. 'This mot with & good doal of opposition, and Dr. J. W. Brooks, Wwho has beon looked mpon gs o lender of tho ©0ld Behool, mado a strong spoech oppoeing atich fotion. Tha day and ovening werooccupled with tho disoussion.” A soparation is probablo, in which caso about one-third of the churches be- longing will rofusn to go Sonth, and will, before {’cing,unnu with tho Northern Genoral Assom- y. Towan Presbyterinn Synod. Towa Orry, Oct. 17.—Tho Tows Synod (South), of the Prosbytorian Church, mot liero last night, Mr., Reod, of Fairfield, Maderator ; J. G. Patier- gon, Clork. The opening sermon was prenched by fhio Rov. W. G. Oralg, from Matt, xil. 1 the oponing prayor by Mr. Armatrong. Tho sessions are arranged frowm 8:30 2. m. to 5 p. m. To-day tho 8ynod discussed the condition of shu freedmen. The soasiou continuea until Mon- ay. Freo Rellglons Associntion, NEw Yong, Oct. 17.—At tho final session of the Freo Religious Aesociation, last pight, John ‘Woiss read o paper on the work dono in tho ro- gcont couforouca of dolegates from tho Evaugel- feal Allianco. Asron Powall was muccessively hissod and spplauded for saying that *sinco the day when Johu Brown was murdered in Virginia e’ novor folt moro suddened than on the day whon tho Modao Indians wero hanged.” Mrs. Mary T, Davia delivored a briof addross, doplor- ing tho abonce of womon sponlors at tho resont Evangolical Alliance. 'T'ho coneluding speoch of tho Convention was dalivered by the Chairman, the Rov. 3r, Frothingham. RAILROAD NEWS. 8alo of the Dey Molues Valloy Rails road. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Des Morxes, In., Oct. 17.—The Den Moinos Valloy Railrond wae sold to-day by Shoriff Bringolf, of this county, on o judgment ronder- ed in May last. That portion of the rond from Kookuk, to include the old dopot in Enst Des Momes, was_bid in by J. August Johnson for $1,175,000. Tho llp]?m' part of the road, from the old dopot to Iort Dodfm, including the bridgo over tho Des Molnes River, was bid in by Col. G- I, Terry, of Keokuly, tor $176.000. The rolling stock and other equipments wero di- vided to each portion on the bnsis of the pro- portionate numbor of milos, tho lower portion raceived in tho rates of 161 to 257. It E said the purchase was mnde in the interost of tho Chicago, Burlington & Quiney Railroad, The Covington & Loxington Road in the Kentucky Court of Appeals. [Fnankront, Ky, Oct. 17.—In tho XKontuoky Gourt of Appdals, tr. 3, 0. Tohnson, and Inaag Caldyell, bis assoclate connsel, acoompanied by Mr. Pondloton, without having given notico to the counsol for the appollant, mado an applica: tion to tho Court for timo, in_the. Covington & Lexington Railroad caso, to filo suggestions to the Court on their bobalf, in roply to the po- tition for a modification of the mandate and the Tesponso of tho appellant. Thero was no party @ court to ropresent tho appellant, oxcept Mr, Zinn, who stated that his prosenco in the court was ncoidonta), and that the application was a completo nuxxx!no to tho appollant's couusel, and lLe objosted to the dolay, If it was srantml however, ho_asked that the road should bo put into the liuds of & Recoivar, The Court stated that thoy had no power to do Bo, and grapted thirty daye ta the appollees within which to fila thelr suggestions, Tbis will carry the case over to the wintor torm, THE INDIANS. Raiding Comanches 10 Bo Given Up ==fhe Sioux-I'onca War in Dakotn, Pansons, Kan., Oct, 17.—At therocent visit of the Commiseioner of Indian Affairs at Fort 8l Indian Torritory, tho Commissioner domandod of the Comanche Indians certain dosperadoes of their tribe, thon on a raid in Toxas, The Indians iuforaed the Commissionor “that those young men were in Toxas, and if ho wauted thém ho could go aftor thom, Commissioner Bmith told thom if they did not deltver thom up within thirty days ho shonld treat them as onemfos of the Govornmont, and should withdraw all BUp- plios and intercourto with thom, T'his firm courso of the Commissionor had such sn offaot that tho immediately sent out a party aftor thom, and will delivor thom to tho authorition at Fort Sill with- in the proseribod time, Tho poople of Toxas Tnow seom satisflod that ralding in that Btato is practioally at an ond, Confidonce in business cirolos {8 belug fully rostored, Yaniron, D, T, Oct, 17.—Two Lundrod Brute Sioux Indians mado an sttnck on tho Poucas, on the 16th, at doybroak, but woro ropulsed. Itow- over, thoy continued to make sortics dur- ing tho day, and o measongor to Springfield, oight milos bolow, late in the oveniug, reported twenty killed, The Modoc RemnuuteaDelegation of Pimn Indisne £n Kouto to Washe ington, BAN Fuaxotsoo, Oct, 17.—Tho_romnant of tho Modoo tribo rouchod Yroks to-day, undor com- mand of Capt, Hasbrouck, with 4 company of artillory, on routo for Wyoming PLorritory, About thirty wagons were usod for their transporta- on, A delogation of fivo Plma and Maricops Tndi- ans, from Arizons, arrived hero to-ni kbt en routo to Washington, They are quartered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, —_—— KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET. Spectal Dispateh (o The Chicago Tribune, Janaan Oiry, Mo, Oet, 17, —OarasrRocolpls 2,008 § whtpmonbe, 1,917, Féodors ava i peclnal Buyers, o wesllor ety too warm for Jaokess, Siero ‘were it ayerations, ahicily fu Nyt stock, Eastorn ebippors holdlug off 'on ‘mocyuilé of iufaver: able Esstorn adyices, Sales include through Toxas sleora at $1.35G@1.67) § through Tuxas cows ut 1,23 5 good packlig steara at $2,10 wintorod Texds slecrs sud cows, average 051 1bs, at 18, & TIQUEFIL NA RURARL M $00@ 0,15, THE YELLOW FEVER, Chicago’s Share in fho Rellof of fho Strickon Southern Cities, An Unfavorable Report from Memphis--Thirty Deaths Yesterday, A Memphis Newspapér on the Ger;eroslty of Chicago and Cincinnati, ‘Che Ald Movoment in Chicago, o T'ho ravagos of tho yollow fover Bcourgo at the South stfll continuca and the unhnppy sufforers in tho citlos of Momphis and Bhreveport are atill in want. Ohiongo bns beon doing hor duty nobly, and will not consio to sond contributions to ro~ Lovo tho afillictod and distrossed, THL RIOM T REV. BISHOP YOLEY, Roman Catholic Bishop of thig diocoso, has issuod tho following ciroular to nis olorgy : Diooese oF Omioaoo, Oct, 16, 1870.—RevenEmd Bin : Tho roporta in tho papers of this date shaw no abatoment in tho ravages of tho yolow-fover fn. Aeme plils and Bhrovoport, - We, therefore, foel ft our duty 1o Fequost yon 10 exliort your congregntions, on Surn. day, tho 1001 fnst,, £0 contributo 1o ho reliot of o suffering Lrothroh in thomo fover-atricken places. Maty fomllics, a8 woll ns tho sick, ate in want: many orphians aro to'bo provided for, Wa aro confident, it you represent ta your poopla the distress which tho Plaguo hae prodiiced, thoy will respond liborally to our charilablo nrlmj. You will pleaso maks tio.ro- 1irus of your colloctions to our Ghancellor, the Tev, D, J, Riordan, 795 Wabash ayenuo, in tho ’carly part of tho week, that ho may at onco romit tho offorings of the faithful to the puators of Memphis and Shrovo. Dport, Very faithfully yours, Trosas FoLry, iskiop Administrator of Chicago, LETTER FROM HOWARD ABSOCIATION, . Tho following lotter, acknowledging tha re~ coipt of monoy sent by the Citizons’ Committee, of which Mr. N, K. Fairbank is Chairman, will givo somo idon of the condition of tho poor in Memphis: Towann AssogiaTioN, Mrsteiss, Tonn., Oct, 11 1673—Dear Sir: Yours of tho th of October, ia ab hand, with remittianco stated, $1,198,25, Your kind in- Yitatton to write you fully in refard to our wanty, na el as acknowledgiug your former remittauces would Liave beea attoudod to mora promptly, could I have apared the timo from my other dutica, & Aot xpress in words (o meaatro of qur appro- clntion for tho mympathy and goodness your peopl hinvo manifonted for-us i thin LerEibia hook OF Gus ol fliction, Wo aid not anticipate, whon the fever mads its first apparanco, that 'wo would be callod upon to wiincss tho fearful and heart-rondin scenea tuab sickness oud death havo mpren boforo ws, Euwh dsy wo have hoped and rayed that tho night would with s clflling rost and end our miscry; but, alas, wo have hoped in Yain, and o hearta aro’ almiost Allod with deapair, Tha fovor Liad, vmtil the past fow days, confined fiself to a pection of' North Memphis fohabitéd by tho poor- got clnsscn of our city, sud) by roason of thie mirorablo Houses, more propotly called ahanties, in ywhich they havo résiod, from denth nlimost frultless. In many fuatances, faiti- e, mother, and children would ho atricken dows, and, In'somo cascs,dio efore we or othiors could reach fhom; T could describe somo acenes to you that baveoccnrred Deforo our eyes that would mako your honrls na snd ua oure liavo beon, Tho &(ck, the dying, and tho doal in tho samo room ; and, i somo instances, withe out maitross, blankot, or food to comfort ond Auatain thom, God only knows how much thoy havosullored, Somo tenemont-houses in which tho realdents were too numeraus for comfort aro noi vacant by tho action of tho fell destroyor, Whole squarcs havo been emptiod by thln terriblo disase, Within tho past four dnys, tho southiorn portion of our city has becn nttacked, “Whon and whero our troublo will ond wa cannot toll, Tha goncraus donations which lisye como to our aid havo beet ample (0 meal all demands upon onr Assaciation #0 far. Wo cannot antlefnato our wants, and heartil thenk you for your sssuranco ¢ that all Chicago wan toknotwo ia our” wants, and she 1will yespond.’ Bo we will continue in our work and trust to the futuro, To- speattully, yours, A, D, LANGETAPS, THE SCOURGE ATILL RAGING. ‘Tho following telogram to Mr. Fatrbank shows that the scourge is atill raging : Msersus, Tonn,, Oct, 16,—~Tho warm weathor of to- day Tias fucrenrod the fover, e will bo thankrul it you will continuo your good efforts In our bohalf, A, D, LANOSTAFF, President Yiowardl Assoclation, Porsons who dosire to contributo to tho relief of Momphis will please sond thoir contributions to M, Fairbanlk's offico, No. 45 LnSalle stroot, NEW CONTRIBUTIONS, Tho Paid Tire Dopartment of this oity. in ad- dition to the £500 sout by the Firomon's Benovo- lont Assoclation, sont 69);5 yestordny to Mom- plus aud Shirovoport, Thess contributions aro a cradit to our gallant firomen, A collection of 260 taken by Mr. Lowis Cohon from g fow singlo young Israclites was forward- od to Memphis yostorday mormng. ‘liose whom Mr. Cohien was unable to call upon will confer favor by calling at No. 183 Bouth Clark street and contributing, The Young Mon's Christion Association will forward direct to tho Howard Association of Memphis, withont cburfo, any packnges or do- nations intonded for yollow fever sufforers that may bo loft at their ronms, No. 97 West Ran- dolph stroat, or at the book-storaof F, H, Rovell, 114" Enst Madison, Advices having boon re: ceived ndicating tho officioncy of agoncias in Memphis_for the proper distribution of rolief forwarded, the Asnocintion will not at prosent :andl}‘ ou g reprodontative, 88 contomplated yos- erday. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Mearrius, Tonn., Oct. 17.—There was n slight shower to-night, and the weathor is still sultry, catsing an inoreago in the number of new cases. Owing to tho warm woathor, the mortuary ro- port oxcoodus yostordsy's, but when ono consid- ora that throo-fourths of the whites are out of the city, 38 deaths is o largo proportion of the ontire population at homa. In ordinary timos, tho deaths would not bo so much per weok. Mayor Johnson is worso, Tather Sheohy, of Louisville, and Father Loo, [To the Assuciated Press.) of &t. Louis, died to-day. Mearms, Oct, shocmakor named Goorge Armstrong was found dend in his uhog this morning of yellow fever. He had boon dea govoral days. HOME PROMINENT PATIENTS. Two more Catholio priests, Fathers Leo and 0'Shea, both of Louisville, are sufforing from sevore attacks of the fovor. M, 13, Bmolser, of the Avalanche, abandoned his yollow fover conch to-day, and was on tho streot on two cratches. A MONE FAVORALLE ASPEOT, Dr, Erskine, Presidont of the Board of Hoalth, expressod tho o[plnmn, braod on & consultation Mt’h tho physicinus of this city, that thero {s a moro fayorable aspect to-day, Though the weathor is warm, thoro are fowor new casos than any day previous, but it is admitted that an un- favorablo chango ju tho woather msy causo a fresh outbroak of yollow fovor. THE DEATHS to-day wera thirty, an increnso of four over yos- terday. The atmosphere is thick with carbolie acid and disinfectanta, DEATIE OF PRIESTS AND SISTERS OF MERCY. Fathors Shirleyand Loo died to-night. Five Oatholic priests and five Slstora Linve died singo the fever began. Mayor Johnson is worso. TUE RELIEF MOVEMENT, 4 Wasuivaron, Oct, 17.—Tha Masons, 0dd Fel- lows, and othor houovolent associations, con- tlluluu to sendl money to Shreveport sud Mom- e, 1 New Yonk, Oct. 17.—The Rov. Morgan Dix acknowledges tho recoipt of $871 for tho slok at Momplis. ~ 1lo also gratefully mentious the Afi]mun Ixpross in sonding fundi thither without chargo, GHIOAGO AND CINCINNATI. From the Memphts Appeal, Oct. 18, Clnolnnatl and Chicago liave exlmusted gen- orosity in their cfforts to rofiovo tho desfituto and plagne-strickon eitizens of Momphls, Mon- da; }nut theso citis, in addition to formor con- trl{muouu to the Rtelief Fund, sent our afilioted Poopla somo 80,000 to meot tho crying demauds of boroayod and sorrowing men, womon, and tondor children, Any exprossions of more thanks soom poor and ompty in view of this full- hauded kinduosn nud tberality. Itisasad lhlu{; whou a city nonds such aid as this; it is humil~ iuting to her pride to ask it, but sho wlll treasuro up the noble rosponso to hor eall for succor that has como from Uhlcnfa and Oinclunatl, g bright sud beautiful ovidenco of the brothor~ hood of the natfon, Thoso deods of our slster citfos will not die in u day, They are monu- ments more onduring thai brasi—porpotual momorials of Ohriatian love, to remain with ug foruvoer, softenivg prejudices, comentlug friond- ships, sud kindly obliterating tho harsbiness and colduess of tho past, Cinownnti i lmked to Mompbis by tics of commoros, of interest, and of mutunl good will, Ono of'tho_gront oition of tho Misalusippt valloy, sho has a come mon _intorest with Momphls in the growth and dovelopment of that uplondld couutry, and tho porfootion of its moro splendld systom of natural water-lines of intor-Btato communioa- tlon. Wo might, wrhnxm. bavo looked to hoer with something of the olaims of & youngor sig- tev in diutross, sppoaling to hor as a more fortu- nale, wealthy, and oldar relative, Wo cortainly G er ewuosl sud hor auswer was v roudered our cfforfs to'savo them - not only like a efstor, but liko a queon | But Ohicago wancompnratively 8 strang- or to Momphia ; our commercial relntiona with hor wero but limitad ; sho was iu truth almost a forelgn city to us, but sho hna rivaled Clneins nati for tho honor of wearing the golden orown of Christidn chinrity { ~ Wo hinve for the proasnt but the poor comfort of thanks to offor our gon- trous friends of Ohleago aud Oinciunati, PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. % Bocrot Sceaion of the Executive Coma mitices of Stnto Grangon=Itoport of the Committco on Statistical Xndore mation. Special Dispatch to The Chicage Tribune, Keorux, In., Oot. 17.—Tho convontion of Ex- ocutivo Committoes of tha Binto Granges of tho Palrons of Husbandry in the Misslssippl Valloy was {n session last night untll about midnight, but aa the meoting was held with olosed doora 'tho tonor of tho disoussion is not publioly known, Tho following additional committess wore appointed : On Agriultursl Implements and Thoir Buply—F, 1L, Coflin, Indiana ; J. 8, Doman, Minucsota ; J, 8, Oa~ orn, Wisconstu ;' D, Duncan, Michigan ' and M, Forrlnglon, Bponcor Day, E. It Bhankland, and O, 1 P. Buchauan, of Towa, On th Patent Law in Ita Relntlon to Agrioulturo— 2. D. Whitman and J. 8, Donman, of Minuosota; and N, 21, Priconnd L, Wobatar, of Missourd, Ou Agricnltural Slotintica—Willism_Heslor, Misals #ipp T, Elliott, Chlcago; A, Goldon, Ilinola ; T, T, Bmith, Miuncaola ; and Jamos Bralaard, of Wis- consin, Tho Qonvontion roagsomblod this morning at 8 o'lock, and was called to order by the Proat« dent, Tho Committae on Agriouttural Btatistics mado tho following roport, which was adoptod 1 \nzneas, Wo rogard comploto and scourate ngri- cultural stalintics as te foundation of our control of tho businees of agriculturo, by which wo may obtain & fultabloand fust reward for our fabor and allow the' law of supply and domand to oporato froely in tho regulntion of prices {0 tho banet of both producer and connumer, tiorcfora HResolved, Tt we use our best offorts to establish or causs to bo cstablishod, in each and evory Stato in our Union, & systom of agrioultural statistica by which we can got exact {nformation of tho acresge of tho principal crops, tho smount of live-stock in the caune ry, the quantity of produco, and the number of ani. smnln of ench kiid for market, That wo consider tho heat plan for getting such in- formatlon ia for cach Btata to_have a Commisslonor of Blatintics, whoso duty 1§ shall bo {0 send the proper blanks to'Assossors aud. compile tho fnformation fo- celved, and causo tho ssmo to bo published in the agrioultural papers of tho Bats on_or bofore the Int of July of oach yesr, and sond a copy to the Commis- sioner of Agriculture at Waahinglon, That it acall bo tha duty of the Asssesor, whilo making yearly ansessmonts, to take the a e of all crops for tho year, snd the numbor of stock of each Xind, clsssifiod according to ago, and repart thio 10 the Commiasloner of Statistics on or before the 1t day of Juno of each year, “That the National o mimiselonor rrango tho roporls of Stale Commissloners, and causo the same to bo publistiod on or boforo tha st of August of sacls year, That monthly reports of tho condition of the grow. ing orops bo prapared and sent to the several Commls, slonora by agenta appolnted fortho purpose, which re. ports tho Gommissioners shall cated to be publiahod at once, and n the agricultural papers. At 3 o'alock thin afternoon the Convaution sd- Jjournod sino die. SPORTING. Base Rall. New Yorr, Oct. 17,—Baso ball—Bostons, 28; Atlantics, 4. Prmaperenia, Oct. 17.—DBaso ball: Balti- mores, 17; Athlotics, 6. The Prize-Iting, New Yonr, Oct. 17.—The statement is mado to-day (liat Joo Coburn willdeclin oll challongos to fighi. Ho determined, aftor his matoh with Mace, not to ontor the ring a8 principal or soo- ond, and, besides, during tho past yoar he has suffered from fevor and aguo. Loss of Valunble florscflesh. Nzw York, Oct. 17.—Tho race-horse Lookont, f?rh\‘vhicb §0,000 had boon rofused, dled, last night, —_— MEETING CALLED, Thero will bo & Law-and-Order moeting of ofti- zons of tho First Ward, at the rooms of tho Criminal Court, at the old Conrt-House on Olark stroot, this evoning ot half-past 7. Allin favor of the Law-and-Order party sro urgontly in- vitod to attond. — ORCHESTRAL MATINEE. The firat of tho sorios of orchestral matiness by tho Orchestral Union takes place this after- noon ot the Musio Hall, under tho direction of Hans Balatka, — VESSELS PASSED DETROIT. DETROIT, Oct. 17.—PAssED Ur—Props Rockot, O of Goucord, Japan, Bcolis, Bhslion, Barnum, Pringlo aud bargo, Ontonigon nud 'barge, Mineral Rook and barge, Robinson; ohrs G, Melllaon, Go. Ellsworth, J, drohom, Skylatk, . Volls, Mosrick, Howland,' Jonkins, Jamnics, Wabash, Lémb, If, O Polter, T, Ferry, R, Aloxander, PABSED DOWN—Props Morchant, Poreis, Atlontl, Tolodo, Potomac, Arlzona; barks Norwioh, Pomeroy, Tnadills; schra’ Grennds, Guyahiogn, Eveaing Star, Boody, Nasssu, Knight ‘Templar, ¥, Morse, Alphu, Uncls Tom, Winp—East, Detnory, Mich,, Qot, 17,—Pussrn Tr—Props Forest City and barges, Empire Stato ; bark B, Barwick ; schrs D, Lyons, 'Moars, Doslior, Norihwest, Orats: ‘man, Montealm, Dashing Wave, City of Alilwaukee. PissED Down—Props N, Mills'and barge, Banilag aud barge, Yosemite, Corning, Vanderbilt, Rice, J. §, fustin echrs O, P. Deals,’ Corles, Qarlinglord, 0, urks, WIND--East, ST R NEW ORLEANS MARKET. oV, Ommavs, et 10, Bursezurrs—Flour— #mall § ) i family, 83@0o, quiot at80o. Oats dul at ey AroK@Ns B Brax—Quiot at $1.20, Hax—Not in domond, Provistons—Pork firm and stock small; old, $16.00; new, $16.60, Dry salt shouldors firm, Hacon quist : ehoulders and clear ribs, 830} cloar, 9o. No demand “’,'3 hama, I.:rél dull; Nde::f' By @9e. oo aIEs—-Sugar—No salcs, - Moluases, 900, Witowy—Fizm ot Olc, ¥ b Correx—Quict at 22Gi2So, Mowrrany—Qold, 111@12; ourrency, S@5Y promium, Storling—Bank, 110} sight, 4 promium. AUCTION SALES. REGULAR SATURDAY’S SALE, NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Rioh Parior and Obambor suts, Libeary aud Dinlug- o Fueniture, Beigsoln, Worl and foeeels Cifbote, arioe an vot, B aud Toliot Sets, Flstod Wars, Orool -;‘“'finu O Patas. inga and Ghromos, an A TFull Assortment of Housshold Goods AT ATOTION, On Saturday, Oot, 18, at 9 1-2 2, m,, ‘At Balesroom 15 and 17 Kast Randolph-at. WL A. BUTTERS & 00., Auctionsars, Puir Horeos, G 3 o oo i, on s Hars, To Bogar, AT ATTOTITON, On Baturday, Oot. 18, st 13 o'olock, st Balosrooms, 16 and 17 Fast Randoinhest, . ‘WM. A, BUTTERS & 0O., Augtofioors, By WILLIS, LONG & CO., 195 and 167 Raudalph-st, ExtonsivoSalo on BATURDAY, Oct. 18, at 9} a. m., of NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, h O pif &o,, apoote Btovon, Natiropon SHEY 268 Sprmetaet, 4o Spacial attontion givon to Outaide Sules, CLOSING-OUT SALE OF BOOKS, AT AuCTion, . TILS KVENING, ai, 195 Hast, Raudolnlist,, two doors Toom ity Qv k0 At e, doo On THUNSDAY, Oot. &, ati0a, m,, At 743 DMichigan-av., Elogant warble-top Olswbor-sulta, parlor aud dinfog. a room FURNITUREBE, Ornsmionts, Lavo-Ourtalns snd Lamborkine, Oil Pafnt- inge anit fluo Eograviugs, ologant Book.Cato, Brussels throo-ply and tograin CARPETS, Bedding, Hair-Mattrossas, Pillows, Rugs, Plsted-waro, Orookory, Cook aud Parlue Btovas, ala., uto, Also, st 19 'olock, Au ologsat Mallot & Davis concert Grand Piauo, one of tho fluost lustrumonts o tho oity, WILLIS, LONG & 00, Aus — A By BRUSH, SON & CO,, 41 Bouth Oanalet, SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 8:30 A.M., oot et onorel, orihandive st austlon. l’l\; :r juts, 1 6h Al -Caves [t ina, Orook i S AUOTION SALES. By BELISON, POMEROY & CO., Ilson & Foster, Nenl Rt and ors? B“c"“n“flk:‘uulg:cn. Bfand 83 Randol vfllt.n G 250 I,OT TOR BALE BY AUTCTIOIN. BXOHANGH_ YO BANK ' ACOOUNT FOR A LOT AT RIDGELAWN, d NOTWOOD PARK and ph fi@flfi?fifi"%nififi??"fl;wnfl a8 OANPILLDY it aBoVE Gil0AG0, thue alfarding Sass arainssa bo aold at Augtion, ON THF GROUN. wu-i‘u::fly. ‘Oat. 21, 1673, at 8% o'alock. D, Laving b uto! the market for somy ol fonre o gt e e ok of tie mbsket for som fored FOR BATRL I lota of G016 oot anch, Como and natural soonory 18 not surpassed by any of the au towns surrounding this oity. Tho del MR RO ‘An Astosian Well 1s now being sbort time, making this a T4 milos from the out thi sunk and will bo finishod in A vory dostrable location; holag only EIGI! ol inutes’ rido, withi amplo railroad facilitieo, T ny, and, by's ohartor {rom tho raflroad company, orery i fa obllgod Lo atop at this station, Hohools, ohurglies, atoror, sto., are canvonlont. W f!bvr, kf‘ml"',’ AW{" offora many_attrastions artlos 2coking a ploasant homa noar Ohicago, Jonb an havo il (ha- comvanioases of oty HEa with the h gountey air. TR o s PROPERTY 18 PERFECT, T, " THE TITLE T4 inted abatraos ? {shod ench s PARMS Rol (et soh purchaser, and throo yoars, wit o th {ntoreat at & not cont, or g1 (il paid, or 16 por cout dissaunt for ALE, OABH s PN DRPOST O EE eatieed on ek 1an st itmo of o, A SPROTAL FREE TRAIN will Toave the Northweste oru Dopot, cornor Ganal and Kinzio-atey at3 o cloak, For turmingimiodiatoly aftor salo, s G LIRGL ther nformation, plate, ato., #RRLEOEE et piste 2 % & DAR-. 124 bonrboru-at., or 288 , or . O, BADRAU, LOW or abon” POMENOY §'68 Atitine an Tcement Bxiraondinay’ GRAND OPENING REAL ESTATE SALE AT OUR ATOTION ROOMS, 64 AND 86 RANDOLPH-ST., ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, AT 2 O'CLOCK. Wo have racelved posltiva fnstructions from R. P. BLANOHARD, Eeq., to closo out his Interest In varlond subdirisions, and wiii'offer for salo, without any reserve, tho fallowing valusblo proporty: IRST- 7 1ot b0Si2h Toat cacl, 1n Dlanchard Drothie ors' Bubdivision, 'sornor of Ghicsgo and Hichmond. s Ant poar th Gliicago & Nortliwastorn OAr Bhopas KEOONDL S fota, Six151 2o saohy 1o iseohaniy Gae division on_Tollunsboo-et, aud Fuilortonay s bomons dflwaukoe-av. and Humboldt Park Boulevard. “IHIItD—g lots, 262150 foot aach, in sama subdivision, on Humholdt Patk Boulovard, FOURTH—In same subdivision, situatod botwesn Mil: yaukoa aad Fullorton-ava., a block of 41 lots, which will t lot aabdl e, Tio suld entleo, or In lary s ‘aitond Sty pptmsbiock thor o8 Hino gordon ghort, applo, and shado tracs, olc, ; alsu & ] Thi lendid ehanco fos rofitabla fnvestment, RtRTEr B fpentla shanco Lo g brobiabl tovaiinat digision, noar Milwaukoo and Divisoy-ava. SIXTHI-0lots, 263193 foot.onch, on Madlsonat, ral Park, 5 ucron, - belng the south 3 af Block Har Lli's:e:mv:“éfi%‘nfl?fn. Sorner bt Hocty sisthats ety ORI ot on Monronat., In Kimball's Sabilirls- o bal n block ont 5 T e o N — lns Bark Buulovard. t, and Contral Park-av., near Dougla: PN’H&’ tho purchase-mouoy can run 43§ yoars, ‘Tho abovo offers very valuablo proporty in a seotlon of tho clty which is rapidly improving, and overy Lancing in value, Ths facilitias tor reaching th! ty are gooll, hoth by buses, 4iorse cars, and s #TTordine *apid transit (o"the Bonrs ol the Sy hod 3 ohanco witl bo givon to overy one to purchase’ elther a single lot or more, Tho sale will bo poremptory. Every lot offered will bo sold. Mr. R. P, Blanchard, 163 TaSallo-st., property, and give any further particulars. The Title to this Property is ; Perfect. tma sy on- proper- thuy will show the nce in one, two, sud 8 "R DEVOSTL of 10 par. cont Eoquized at tmo of ls, e e aret i e AT o haro not 1iea baving oioney 1n savings] suspandod can ko COIF et PLyiMeRt bY helr Dooks: ELISON, POMEROY & 00,, Auotionaers, 84 and 86 Randolph-at, ——— ——= BY GEO. P, GORE & CO., 88 & 70 Wabash-av, AT AUTUCTION,. REGULAR SOUTH SIDE BALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Call and Examine the Ln{fnut and Best As* sortmont of Housohold Goods ever offerod at Auction. ON SBATURDAY, Oct. 17, at 9 o'clock, Farlor, Library, Chambor, and Kitohon Furnitars, Easlorand Offao Dorkn, Siow obos, Bisors: Corbotes ovala (1o closo), 03 ul W, G. Orockory, 65 Iixtonalon Tables, Glasswara, 1 Plano, 1 Reod Orgnn, 1 Moladoon. AT 1l 0'CLOCK, Wwapea, nd Ton Dueclon i Rosd Wagon, Express ago: ruces, D B GONE &CO., Austionesrs, ATTRACTIONS In Spite of Panics! NEXT TUESDAY'S BALE OF DRY GOODS, ets., will be unuaually attractive, conslating of largo lines of aeasonablo and dosirablo goods, Fino Iine of Dross Goods fn Alpacas, Serges, Bro- chfien i alor In Fino Custom mado Cloth. The stock of a rotail dy 1, 10 Boils, Bieroats, Baots, ond Vests, wil ba port: ¥ty Dlosad: Elogant isio of Fancy Casstmero and Flaunel Shistings. iloh Laaes, Flowers; White Goods, 830 Dross’ Toma: HE Caps, Gloves 55, Caps, Knit'Goods, Nabis Deoss o and Jackstw, and 100 rolls Suporiine Ingrain tha N]filll‘l n'gkvluk- ‘at9:80 0'6lock. " Rogul 1LY :80 o'clock, " BEC. P GONN & 00,0 63 and 10 Wabashoar, PANICS MAKE THE AUCTION SALES OF GHO. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av., St more attractive. Our rogular BOOT & SHOE s of Wad, t. 22, at 0! . m., will boof the g;a’nrfi’a"flg%’f VIR Brwveas vl Put sour money whoro you got the largest roturn, By TAYLOR & HARRISON, Auctioncers, 204 and 206 Eant Madison-at, LARGE BALE AT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, This Morning at 9:30 O'alock. Cuntiog of Fina Paslor and Ohambor Furnituro, Modium Parlor Hots, Now Bruswels anil Yoy Bucond-band K p Tablo aud Ilon unees, Ihany airs, Oooking and Uunting Ktavos, 1larnoms, Grvckiry, Cute ory, Platcd Waro, and & Inrgo aa. sortmont of gouorsl gouds. ALS0, TWO FINE PARLOR ORGANS, TAYLOR & HARILISON Auotlongor: E: By EDWA o Gonoral Auatiouoers, 63 Eouth TLargo Varloty of Now and Seoond-land Furniture, Marblatop Chiambor Sots, Marblo.top Buresu and Contry ables, Desks, Ouslre, W ardrobos, Brussols Carpots, oo, 0.0, Alio &) Nuw a.d Foounu-nauid BLoves, % Sowiig s ohlaea and Binglo and Doublo Harauss. Chromos, Clromss, Chroms, AT ATCTION, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, AL 327 Weat Hadison-st,, opposite Aberdesn, 357 Elegaut Gormuan, Fronoh, Engliah, and Amerfcan Oliromo, 40 bo sold without vesorva, and the aslo 1o cete tuma evury avoning il al are a0l By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, We:ll. meu.Alxl:unI,‘_"\llllly'fil flelflfliganl;'ull.,nn fllfifla v S0 (1 " 7 soabud-hand turniture of" overy deporipting® (oot i thie- (0l omber sots, SOkl i BUSIRG S0t mo o i gl oBTpois 0SGO0D & WILLIAMS, - “Wost Side Anotion House, &, -8t - ine, o addition to il Koy ot e e thoy will sell at 2 & goad basinoss: Jlomo snd Buugy, cheat of fia Tools, ALl ‘otlos koodd kol bailex ohauatior ey i