Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1873, Page 8

8 —_— FOREIGN. The Prolongation of MacMa. hon’s Term Assured. A Reoonstruction of the Ministry in . Prospeot. More Conservative Measures to Be Adopted, The Governmont Accused by tho Loft of Monarehical Intriguo, The Pope Cougratulntes ,the Count do Chambord. FRANGE, Paris, Nov. 8.—The budgot of tho Mmlstor of ‘Financo {s nearly ready for presontation to tho Assombly, Estimatos for tho War Departmont aro very heavy, and M, Magno will ask for s tomporary imposition of now taxos, TILE DAZAINE TRIAL. In the Bazino court-martial to-day, tho ovi- denco given related wholly to tho non-receipt by Marshal AacMahon on August 28 of Bazaino's allogod dispatch, datod the 21st. The position of MaoMahon on this point was rend, Tho MMarshial statea that he received a dispateh from Bazafne dated Aug. 15, giving an account of the battle of Bt. Privat, and indicating that ho still tended marching northward. In consequence of this information, deponont detormined_to maroh in the direction of Montmedy instead of Paris. Ho rocelved no other dispatch from Ba- zalno. M. Arniot, Inspector of Tolegrapha, teatified that cortain_dispatches which wero rotrans- mitted from Lnugwy on tho 22d of August were communicated to Paris, whore ‘they apparently were stopped. M. Rabasso and Mies swore that they wero dispatchod by Col. Btowell to obtain information concerning Bazaino, Thoy rocoived on tho 22d of August four dispatches, which thoy forwarded to Btowell by telograph. On roturning with the originals of the dispatchos of the 25th to Rothel, thoy showed Ithem to Col. Dalzoe, of MacMalion's staff, and ho ordered thom to ba given to Btoffel, saying at the eamo time that he wos awaro of their contonts, laving roceived thom by tolagraph two days previonsly. * The Duke (’Aumalo cautionod witnesses to be careful, but uu:f porsisted in their story. Thoy wora confronted by Col. Dalzeo, who positively contradicted their statoments. DELEGATION OF THE RIGHT VISIT MAOMAHON, Presidont MacMaben to-day received fle?- ations from oll sootions of tho ight. It is bolioved that afjor the prolongation of tho President's powers has baen voted, tho Ministry will be reconstructed, and & sorios of strongly conservative mensures will be introduced in the Assembly. TUE LEFT, Tho Doputiesfof the entire Loft have ngroed to question the Government on its participation in tho intriguos of tho Monarchical coalition. OHAMIORD CONGBATULATED. It is raid that the Count de Chambord has re- ceived o congratulatory lottor from the Pope. e CENTRAL AMERICA, AsPINwALL, Oct, 26.—The insurgonts under Correoso retreated from bofore Pausma on the night of the 8th, and, being. Lmrnuad, sought safely by flight into tho bush, abandoning a cannon, somo rifies_and sovoral boxea of ats munition. Two of the insurgents were captured and four of the Government troops were wounded in thio chase. The eoamen on hoard of tho United Btatos vossols at Panama sre sufloring groatly from gicknoss contracted whila guarding proporty on shore during the recent political disturbances. ‘Whilo Lieut. Lanta's squad of soldiers were conducting DIrocapio Salans, of, Costa Rica, to prisou on tho charge that he wns a desorter and robel, BSalana made aromark which displeased tho Lieutonant, Tho Iatter immediately order- od Lis mon to kill their prisoner, which thoy romptly did by lmocking him insensiblo with he buts of their rifles, and then emptying their xifies iuto his body. PANAMA, Oct. 25.—The latest news from Hon- Huras shows that the country is still disturbed by Palacios' Snty, who ocenpy some of tho towns, The Govornmont troops were on tho march against thom, Prosident Barrios, of Guatemala, has decreed that masringes botieon persous of different ro- ligion shall be legal. Nicaragun has entered into a treaty, defonsive and offensive, with San Salvador and Guate- mals. Honduras is to be asked to join the alli- ance, The Congress of San Salvador has approved of the proposition to mako & treaty with tho United Btates, %wo recont fires in Valparaizo caused o loss of Whilo celobrating at Angol the anuiversary of oational independence, some fireworks and pow- der oxploded, killing and wounding oloven per- BODE. An earthquake was felt all over the Tsthmus of Panamn on the ovening of the 18th, but no damaga is reported. s Owing to what is_choracterized as tho deplor- oble condition of the suspected morality, dis- credit, and administrative aparchy into ‘which Honduras has fallen, it is proposed that the other Contral Amorfean Btates spportion that country among thom, aund thus rostoro the gon- oral credit. : — GREAT BRITAIN. Loxpox, Nov. 8.—A meseting of tho Royal Ge- ographical Socioty was held to-night, Sir Bartlo ‘rere presided, and Capt. Markham read an elaborate paper on tho discoveries made by the Polaris oxpedition. 3r, Goshen, First Lord of the Admirally, Lord Houghton, and Sir Henry Bawlin woro present. At s moeting of the National Laborors’ Union to-night, it was stated that the Goneral Agent of New Zealand would give free passngo to all la~ borera who wanted to emigrate to that colnng and_that there was room there for 20,000 families. ——— SPAIN, Mapnm, Nov. 8,—Four hundred mon loft Ca- diz on_Snturdsy for Huvana to reinforco. tho Bpanish troops operating ageinat the Cuban in~ surgents. Several Corlist bands wore scattored by the Republican troops Saturday and Sunday. e AUSTRIA. Viexya, Nov, 8,—The total number of ad- missions fo the Exhibition from the opening to tho closing duy was 7,250,000, - —_—— GERMANY, BenviN, Nov, 8,—1he provailing foeling hore 18 ono of satisfaction at the collapse of the Count de Chnsmbord, — GREAT BRITAIN, LoxpoX, Nov, 8,—Charles Hall has been ap- poiated Vico-Chancellor in place of Sir John Wicker, docoased, Loxpoy, Nov, 4—6 a, m.—A collislon accurred yostorday ovening on the Midland Railway, by Which twenty porsons woro severely injurod. —_———— SANDWICH ISLANDS, BAN Fraxcisco, Nov. 8.—News from Honoluln Oct. 18, rocelved to-night, represents the health of the King etill improving, = All fears for tho safoty of Lis lifo were removed, Ilis Majes« ty makes his appearanca in public daily, NEW YORK. AInjunctions Issucd Kcestraining Oneo of the New itourd of Police Justicos from Actings=JvorsDrinicors? Strike for n Botter Article and Lower Prices ==Loss of n Pucific Mail Steamship. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago T'ribune. Nzw York, Nov, 3.—Police-Justice vames B, Coultor obtained to-day, throu‘;h his Attornoys, from Judge Robinson, of the Court of Common Plons, an ordor of Injunction agaiust Ienry Murray and other mombers_of tho recently-ap- olntod Board of Polico Justlces, rostraining rhem from taking any stops which mny provent him from disoharging his dutics aa Polico-Justico intheSoventhJ udinhfinlulrlofi until January, 1876, unless final judgment shall be rendored in an action of quo warranto, It i alleged in the compiaint on whioh tho injunotion was granted, that tho nowly-appointed Justicos design to use violence if tley are resisted in their endeavora to assume the dutios of Justices. Copios of tha injunction have beon sorved on the Mayor, Board of Polico Commissioners, and caoh of the defondantn, 'Ihis injunction relates only to Yorkvilla Polico Court, and unloes tho other 01'3 Judges got out injunotions, the now, onos will formally “assumo thielr dutics in all tho ofhor | Courta to-morrow, 120 the Assoctated Preas.) THE PRICK OF LAGRR, b Nxw Yonx, Nov. 3,—Diseatiafnotion liaving oon found with the q;,nmy of the Ingor-boer furnishod from tho broworios horaabouts, on Baturday » convention of browors wan hold in }hlu oity, at whioh thore woro noarly 800 presont, Lhoy woro nsaured that thoy could rotain thoir custom if thoy would only manufactura n good artlelo, go it .was rosolved to do so, but to ad- vaneo tho prico from 80 to 810 n barrol, Tho browers maintain that & good article cannct bo browad for lows, Tho advanced prico will take effeot this weok, L053 OF A BTEAMBIIP, Tho Pacific Mail Stosmship Company to-day recelvod n digpatoh from thelr ngent, announc- ing tho wrook aud comploto loss of tho stoamor Ariol, whioh was.running botweon Yokohnma: and Hakodadi, The passongers woro saved. The Ariol was one of tha oldest steamers of the Company, and was valued at $50,000. ELEGTION DAY, - To-morrow belog clection day, it will bo' ob- sorved as a logal boliday, Tho Gourts, Post:0f- fico, Btock Exchango, and othor butldings will remain closed, Tho wholo polico farce will bo on duty, although no trouble is anticipated. —_—— - YELLOW FEVER. ! Favorablo Reports from the Latelys= Infected Districts, o Mexrems, Tonn,, Nov, 8,—Tho Cicalla seandal {s tho absorbing toplo. The public fooling is intones, and oxprossions of indignation are bitter, Oicalla rofuses to mako n statomont to tho olty pross reporters, ‘but promises to give a full statomont of the affair, showing that ho meant no harm. The publio is eatisfled as to his monnness nnd oriminality, but leok anxiously for his state- mont, No offlcial reports of new cases are made, but from privato sourcos we: learn of sovon this morning, BORTUANY. Meareits, Nov. 8.—8 p, m.—For the twonty- fours ending ot 6 p. m., the yellow fever doatlhis hore numbered five, and from othor causos sov- ou. Two of tho deaths occurred at tho City Hospital and throo at houscs. Woather cloar and pleasnnt. AT BELMA, ALA, BErata, Als., Noy. .—Tho quarantine reatrie- tions against all points aro romoved. . . THAT DALE. New Yonk, Nov.,3.—The bale of cotton which was gent to Norton, Slaughter & Co., to be eold for tho bonofit of thoMomphis sufforers, brought £2,875, or moro than £6 por pound, On Batur- day it was shipped freo by the White Siar line to Liverpool, Eng., thero to be rolled over in further sales. MATTIE BTEVENSON INDUSTRIAL HOME. From the Memphts Appeul, Nov. 1. Bo many correspondonts have written tous suggoesting tho establishmont of n large orphan asylum a8 & pormanont monumont to the memory of Mattio Stovenson, that we-aro con- strained tourge it upon the attention of tho Oitizena’ Excoutive Commiltes, the Howard As- sociation, and tho Committeo oharged with rais- ing moncy to orect o monument commomorative of tho sweet_young lifo that was expended for our poor. Such an inatitution would bo a glorions memonto of tho martyr-girl, and all the othior martyrs that gave theirlives that we might live, and would bo o continuation of the work- they died in the performance of, It would bo practical, nnd, we bolieve, if the dead could #poak, would be Ij‘use ‘what they would wish, and would ndvise. ot us have o ** Mattio Steven- #on Industrial Homo " for the orphans boreft of their parents by the yellow fover. Lot us hoar from the practical and noble conductors of our Ralief Committees. — ICASUALTIES. . Under the Wheols, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Avnora, Ill, Oct. 8.~Johu Cady, sssistant baggago-master in the employ of tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad at Aurora for eight yenrs, had both legs cut off this morning by o switch-ongino. It is thought ho will recov- er, o was attompling fo jump on, and fell un- dar thoe wheols. A Brakemnn Killed. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Derrorr, Nov. 3.—A Bay City special says : This noon Edward Tucker, o braleman on the Jackson, Lansing & Beginaw Railroad froight irain, was instantly killed near Wells station. Tho train was londed with ties, Tucker got off, and when tho irain staried up he was caught between tho ties and skida on the side of the track and killed. Collision on the Great Western Road. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Tonoxto, Nov. 8,—At a fow minutes of 5 this afternoon the accommodaticn train west and day expross oast on the Groat Western Railway collided nenr 8t.Oatharines station. No ono hurt, but the track was blocked for four houry, Death from Croton Ofl. LousviuLe, Ky., Nov. 8.—A special to the Courier-Journal from Harrodsburg, Ky., states that John V. Mansford, an old and respocted citizen, died sftor a fow days’ illngss recently of what was supposed to bo flux. During bis ill- ness linseed ofl was recommended Dby friends, and tho dootor wrote o ruuerlfil:ion for o small quantity to bo taken internally, which was put up ab the drug storo of Winn, Payno & Co, After taking tho first dose, the patient suffered soveraly, becoming delirions, and eall- ing for fco-water. Ho dicd apparontly in ngony, His wifo_aftorwards taking up the bottle of supposed linsoed oil, found it to be croton oil which had been administered. The fatal mis- toko crented great excitement in the commnnity, and it ig roported that the widow of the doceasc: has brought suit against tho dm%fiiflls for $25,000 damages. - Both partios are highly connected. A Cut Knocks Over n Korosenc Enmp and Nearly DBurns 1 Woman 'to Death. From the Dubuque Herald, Nov, 7. A shooking aceldent accurred ab Jesup, Bu- chanan County, Baturdsy, by the fronk of a cat. Tu the evening, betwoen ¢ and 7 o'clock, Mra, Shultz, who hives in tha town, was sitting quiet- ly ot home, in o chair, besido o tablo in the ining-room, whereon stood an ordinary kero- sono lamp, lighted and burning. Whilst Mra, Blultz thus eat ongaged in somo pleasant houge- lold duty, the houschold cat, which had beon muking hersel? troublosome to got somothing to eat, sprang upon tho table, and, on boing drivon away, made o lungo ‘to resch tho floor noar the corner of the table whero tho lady sat, and struck the lamp a3 sho passed, kmocking it overon to theearpet. Thebowl of the lamp con- taining the oil was burated in tho fall, loosingthe inflammable li«l:xid upon the carpot, which took flvo from tho burning wick, Mrs, Shultz tried to quench the flames, and in the attempt hor “clothes took fire, Sho scroamed for holp and tried to_tesr the burning garments from Ler body, and members of the family and others who were attracted into the house by tho noise made frautio endenvors to kill the fire, but bofora it was dono the poor woman was 8o horvi- bly burned, that her life is despaired of. Some parta of hor body woro nearly ronsted and she wuffered the most oxquisite agony. —_— FIRES. Destructive Fire in Xoston. Bosrton, Nov, 8,—This afternoon between 4 and 5 o'olock a flro ocourred on_Central Wharf, in bullding No, 41, ocoupled by Willlam X', Wild & Co,, Taylor & Randall, N. F.] Goldsmith, Jo- soph Daviy, and 0. R, D. Macdavitt, - ‘The build- iug innearly a total loss, TEusoniinl oils and camphor were the principal articles burnod. Loss about $180,000, of which "Caylor & Rundall lose §100,000, partially insured, At Ncotln, Ne Yo BoneNgerany, N. Y., Nov. 8.—The village of fcotia was badly damaged by an incondirry firoon Sunday morning. One dwelling was dostroyod, ton wero damoged, and the rope-walk “was burned. " SUICIDE. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Fom)pruflmc.’\‘{’m‘.. Nov, 8,—Levi Johnson, a shoomaker, commited suicide 14 milos south of this city last night ‘l‘)ly hunfiheg. The following lotter was found in his pooket : Oor, 31, 1670, To the Overseer of the Poor, County of Fond du Lag? I want you to bury mo on tho Cuunty Farm, You will nd §15in_miy wallet topuy for iy collin, T come it suiclde bacause I cannot carn my own living, I am a shocmaker by trado, and have boon for twonty years, I was born Murch 8, 1810, consoquently iy ago 4a 4 years snd 7 months, My nawo fu Lovi Jobuson, 1 s borm in Hopewell, Albert Gounty Now Brunswick, Dominfon of Oanadd, Tho causo of my trouble 15 loks of eyeafght and being out of work, I finyo no friends, no Liomo, and X cauuot earn my liv ing, God havomercy on iy soul, My goods and #hal tools 870 in Waticousts, “Town, of Oscoola, Wis. Yau can tako me to the povrhouse for Lfe. or I will THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TU DAY, commit suleldo, Teannot help ft. I am inmano I know, * My hioaul his been bad for weoltr, * (Bigned) v Lrvt Jounson, « Spectal Dispateh to The Chleaga Tridusne, - ~ Pronia, 111, Nov, 8,—John Liltlo, n son of David Littlo, s wonithy farmor living near Milan, Iil,, shot himself with o pistol twico in tho forehend this morning. 1Is i# yot nlive and congclous, Tho causo of tho attompted sulcide fsnot known, and ho refusos to tell anything about tt, Xt 18 supposed to bo finanelal troublos, owing to somo bad investments in siook, in swwhich ho waa a licavy doaler, DAVENPORT. Exchange of Muscatine City Rondse= Enforcement of the fowa Liquor Lo, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Davenront, In, Oct. 8.—The attornoys for the holdors of tho bonds of the Cily of Musca- tino haye succooded in oxchanging somo . $240,~ 000 of tho bonds of that cily, issued mainly for tho aid of rallronds, tho intorest on which has not boen paid for many years, for now Musca- tiuo bonds, payablo in twonty-fivo yoars, and benring intorest at 6 por cent, intorest due and nob rn d belng Included in the bondod amount. Croditora not ropresentad in this hold bonda ag~ rogating 100,000, which will no doubt bo sot~ lod in tho Bamo mannor, The Grand Jury of this county hos indicted all the saloon-koepoers of tho town of Loolalio, oloven in numbor.' This {8 tho first attompt ovor made to onforco tho Iowa Liquor Inw in Beott County. POLITICAL. The COnmpnign in Massachuscitses Apnthy of the RRepublicans Since the ‘Worcester Oovention==Despair of the Democratse~Plan of the Work, and . Naomes of the Workers. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BosToN, Nov.8.~The annual Stnto clection appronohes with remarkable quiet, Thero is Iittlo interost in any part of tho Htate, notith- standing that the political papers have, during tho past fow days, mado gronl offorts to pro- duco o contest. Tho dofeat of DButlor at Worcestor in Soptembor, and the nomina- tion of Washburn, obruptly onded what promised to bo, when it opened, ono of the hottest and sharpest campaigns of many a year. Thers have been no Republican ratification meetings sinco tho Convention, and the Demo- crats hnve mado but two feoblo offorts, Tho Inst of those was held at Worcestor, tho othor night, whon Mr. Gaston, their condidato for Governor, with Mr, John N. Tarbox, of Law- rence, an aspirant for Congress, sud ono of the foromost mon among the Domoocrats, mado violont speeches, nnd Nrropouod to overtwrn things gonoraliy if elocted. Gov, Washburn may not poll o large a voto as the remaindor of tho ticket, ns the oxtromo liquor ond tho oxirome temperance mon aro both dissatisfied with him, In tho nominations for the Logislaturo thero has been a little con- to8t, in some sections, betweon thoro opposed to the unpopular snd absurd Probibitory Liquor Inw now on our tatuto-books and the radical prohibitionists ; and, in others, botwoen the ad- vocates of tho differcnt plans for tho disposition and use of the Hoosac Tunnel, which ia now nr- pronching complotion, aud will require legisia- tion this winter. Thero have been n fow local contests, aud in two prominont logislative districts boltors have put up thoir candidates and will probably win. ‘Tho most notable of theso cases is tho nomina- tion of Gen. N. P, Banks., Ho has_boon placed against Mr. Copoland, of Malden, tho rogular _ Republican nomines _for tho Btate Bonato—the same Copeland who o fow years ngo lod the charge against Banks, ond vory nigh defeated his renomination to Con- ress, by making uso in cancus of the Portland, 0., oandal, which, it onght to bo romemberod, ‘was based on_tho report of his oxcessive intoxi- cation, though a professed tomperauce man, In this city thoro is a sharp contest over the ofice of Registor of Probato. Tho present incumbent_i# Qen. Quincy, and lus oppo- nent Col. Willinm King. The former, though 8 Democrat, hns o large Ropublican support ; and the Iatter, though nominated by tho Repub- licana, Lag o rather unseavory record, having re- signed the oflice of Internal Revonuo Assessor somo timo ngo on account of alloged malfeasanco, but this his frionds doclaro hns since boon satis- factorily explained. The teu-hour men iave put n ticket for State ofticers in the fleld, tuouglh thoy hava hold no convention, and thoy havo Lind some influence in the represcntative caucuses. ‘Thero istobo ono Congressional olection. The death of tho Hon. Willinm Whitney, ropro- sgonfativo from'tho Third District, caused a va- cancy, and the Governor ordered the election at this time. Tho Hon, Honry L, Piorco, Mayor of this ecity, will be elocted with little or no opposi- tion, the Domocrats having found it impossible to got any one to stand against him, This is not o much on account of his popularity, though ho is quite popular, but because of the domoralization in the rauks of the Demoorats of the district. The Anti=Monoepoly Fight in McLean County, Ill.=-Col. Morgan’s Address to Rallroud Laborers. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Broominorox, Ill., Nov, 8,—The unceasing labor of the Auti-Monopolist leadors in McLean County has not beon without its good effoot, and a full vote of that party will be pedled to-mor- row. Col. R. P. Moygan, candidate for County Tronsuror, hns iseued the following circular for distribution in _the morning, which contains un srgument the forco of which will bo fully real- iued by tho buadreds_of workingmon cmployed Dy railroads contering horo : To epable tho payment of dividends on tho great amount of false capital of the Chicago & alton Rail- rond Compony snd other railroad comrpanies, ox tortiomate frelght and passovgor rates aro cliarged ; the ‘wages of their machinists, carpentors, and all their om-~ loyes are cut down for the same piirpose; and their *Inbor extorted by over-hour duties, snd for less than Juat componention, Thus it is that tho farmers in tho fleld and tho Workmen in the shops sre alike oppressed by falso capitul, Al classcs of Iabor bave s common jutercet in uniting to resist the oppressions of tho monopolista of tho country. Probabilitics of the Elcction in Mils wailkee To=FLOXrows Spectal Dispatch to The Chicayo Tribune, NMILWAUREE, Nov, 8,—It is probable that tho Ropublicans of this city will elect three out ot cloven Assomblymon to-morrow. Gov, Wash- burn will pollmore than the Iepublican strongth, and Baker, eandidnto for Licutenant-Governor, will run ahead of his ticket from 500'to 60D yotes. Tho Democratioc nominee for Treasuror, XKuohn, will receive a henyy mejority horo over Oliver O.-Johusan, tho Ropublican nomineo, ... DuPage County Nominations, Narervinee, Iil, Nov. 8.—A Union County Convention, composed of represoutatives from all parties, assembled at Danby last Fridey, and nominated tho following candidates for tlhie va- rious county offices to be filled this fall in Du I‘ng)u County : For County Judge, A, 8. Jancs, ot Danby ; for County Clerty Gapt, 1. Colo, of Wheaton 3 for Suporintondent of Schools, 0.'W. Richwmond, of Naporville 3 for Tronsurer, Lewis Blovor, of Milton. Tho Couvention \was attond- cd by a full dologation from the sovoral towns in tho county. i SOUTHERN KANSAS: Land Salcs in September and October. Torrxa, Kan,, Nov, 8,—T'he roport tbat zottlors are returning from the Arkensas Valloy, in Houthorn Kansas, is wholly without foundation. On tho contrary, the poople from that seotion are thorouglly contonted, nand are improving their farms as fust as possiblo. Bales at the Land- Offica in Southern “Kentucky during Septombor and Ootobor aggrogate 240,000 acres, and rails road land snlos during the same period amount to 26,100 acrox, e - THE GOOD YOUNG MEN OF ILLINOIS, Special Dispateh to_T'he Chicago Tribune, BrooxmNarox, Ill, Nov. 8,—Tho Btate Con vention of delogatoy from Young Men's Ohris- tinn Assoclntions In Illinols, which opema hero on Thursday, will bo attondod ‘by at least 800 dolagates, for whowe entortalnment full ar- r‘n‘ngnmuuw are mado by tho Assoolution in this oity. KANSAS CITY LIVE-STOCK MARKET. ectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Ranss Oree, Mo Nowr BT rean scatpts, 9,815 shipments, 1,110, Tho demund 14 good froth pockers and focorh, biprers operato ‘apariugly, Pricos ralod stendy ot the olos, Salts. wero made of Qolorado and Toxin steors ot $2.60; through Toxom cowe 8t $1,30@1.30 ; througls Toxan 'sioors kb $1,0 2,15, Tioas—Domsnd woak at $0.2083,80, | OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New Yong, Nov, 8.—Arrived, steamehip Heln- mann, from Antwel LoxpoN, Nov. 8,—Arrived out, steamshipa Coltio and Frisia, from Now York. Movirre, Nov. 8.—Arrived steamehip Olym- ple, from Now York. RAFFERTY. - The Su].)rc"m‘e Court: Grants a § Now Trial, : To Will Come Beforo a Jury for tkie Third Timo. The Ground Is the Alleged [legality of the Original Warrant. History of the Murder and the ‘Various Trinls. 3 Early on the morning of tho 5th of August, 1872, Christopher Rafforty wantonly shot Officor’ O'Moara, of the Chicogo police force, For that offonse hio hag boon twico tried, and bwico son- toncod to denth, once in Gook, snd onoo in Lake County. Tho exccutlon of tho last sentenas woa poatponed by a supersodess, and ho has for ‘months romained in the jail in this city awaiting tho actlon of the Bupromo Court. It was ex- pected that the decislonas to thoremittivur mado Iost wook in the Portoot cnso would sottlo Raf- forty’a fate, for tho Stato's Attorney, and every- body olse, looked upon tho othoer exceptiona taken by his counsel, Mr. Bmiall, as moroly thrown in to swoll the record. But yostorday tho followlng dispatch was ro- celved, which shows that what was considerod ono of the wenkest excoptions has boon sus« tainod, and that this man, like Stokes, is to have tho celobrity of & third trial, and that he will again hayo to bo tronsferred to the Waukegan JIail: OrrAWwA, IlL, Nov. 8.—The opinion in the Raflorty cage has boen flled this' afternoon, it ‘is writton by Mr, Justico MoAllister, and ro- voraes snd remands tho cago, on the ground that tho Court erred in exoluding the writ or warrant on which Beanlan and O'Monra wore sooking to arrost Rafferty, and tho testimony connected thorewith, If the warrant waa illegally issued or attomptod to bo illogally served, then tho chnracter of tho offense is changed to that of manslaughtor, and is not murder. 3 Mr, Justice Scott dissents, Tho_flrat nows received horo fa bolioved to havo boen a dispatoh to Mr. Bmall, counsel for Raflerly. Subsequently Mr. Reed got a boiof tologram_stating that tho case was roversed and romandod, Unablo to underatand it, he tole- Fm?lmd for the roasons, nnd received the fol- owing : OrTawA, Nov. 8, 1878.—Raferty's onso ro- versed snd romanded, on the ground that tho ‘warrant upon which he was sought to bo arrested ‘waa not issued by Banyon, but by the Sergoant of Polico, and therofore hnd no validity in law, and that, thorefore, it was improperly admitted in ovidenco, 0. D, Trixnre, Clork. Tho point specially Invoived hore is & now ono, and the longth of time which has clapsed since the commigsion of tho offengo is so great that it will not bo unintoresting to give 4 full bistory of tho wholo matter, which illustrates so fully the dolays and uncortaintics of the law. THE MURDER. The murder for which Rufforty was sontonted to death was committed catly on the morning of Monday, tho Gth of August, 1872. On the Bunday woek provious, Rafforty and four others wore arrested on a warrant for riot, they baving assaulted two Emm“»' On Saturday, the 8d of August, 1872, they woro arraigned at tha Police Court for 5 final liearing, tho case having boen continued once, and cnch was held in §300.bail toanswer ot tho Criminel Court, Ono of tho witnosses for tho prisoners, Drvid 0'Donovan by name, had refused to attend the examination, and hed to bo subpoonaed. This witnoss and Raf- forty mat in a saloon on Douglas placo, Sunday evening, and bogan quarreling, Rafferty accusing O'Donovan of 0 {rlum.fihlp " becauso he would not attend tho Police Court until com- Eollcd ‘and following up his acousations by mocking him down and hammering him on the hond with & brick, O'Donovan mado ' his way to tho South DBranch Polico Station, and roported -tho nssault to Sergt. .Hood, who, upon the wounded man’s stating that ho did not think Rafferty moant to kill him, pro- oured & warrant for Raiforty's arrest on & chargd of disordorly conduct. i At 7 o'clock Saturday evening the warrant was hauded to Policoman Scanlan, with instructions to nrront Raforty that night i? possible. Officer O’Mearn accompanicd Scanlan, - Togothor! thoy made a goarch for Rafforty, but wero unsuccess- ful uatil at kalf-past 13 o’clock Mondsy morning thoy eaw him sitting in O'Brien’s saloon, No. 1466 South Halsted street, near Dauq]na place. They entored, O'Moara faking a r&:a tion near tho door, and Bcanlan going towards the end of the room where Rnfferty was seated on o table. Scanlan umeuhml him, whon Rafferty said to O'Meara, “Will you kiave a cigar ?” at the samo time taking one from bis pant'a pocket, 0'Moenra replied that ho did uot want one just then, Seanlan then said, **Rafforty, I have a warrant for youp" *Whatis it for 7 quoried Rafforty, “1° don't know,” Bonnlan replied. ‘ Read it to me,” wag Raifferty's next romatk, and Bcanlan complied. - ** Woll sid Rofforty, 4t I must go, ‘I _must. You will let me get my coat, won't you?” He was in his shirt-slesves, and. whon Scanlan sald * Certainly,” started toward the door, Afterad- vanciog o fow feot, ho suddenly pulled a large rovolver from his boot-leg, and almod it at O'Moara, That officer said ‘** Don't shoot,” but tho words lind hardly escaped his lips when tho sough pulled tho teiggor and O'Dloars foll. Taf- forty tien turned towards Scanlan and fired at himonce, ‘Thore woro four othor persons in the room at the timo playing cards and drinking ‘beor, and, whon the shooting began, th(g. mado & rush for the door, knocking Rafferty down in their hasto. Scanlan, who had dodged bebind a oountor, saw him lying prostrate, and rushed upon him, grabbing at the same timno at Rafferly's rovolver, which was again pointed at him. Ho | waa just in tho nick of timo, the hammor falling upon his littla finger,. which was upon tho nipplo of the weapon. A desperata strugglo . onsuod, in which the ndvautage loy ton ono side and then onthe othor. Bcnnlan, liolding Rafforty's rovolver in one band, struck the murderor with a billy he held in tho other, but the skull was too thick or the ‘blows wore too llfiht to'have the desirable offect, | and Rafferty flunlly got away from _tho officer, and ran through the front door. Scanlan fol-, lowod, but tumbling over some Inger-beer kt‘afin ou tho sidewalk, ho foll into a ditch, and by the timo he'oxtricatod himself, Rafforty had 'dmn‘l- peared. While struggling, Scanlan ropoatedly cried for help, but o policeman's cry for help in Bridgoport {8 not apt at any timo ?;1 moat with very prompt response from ‘the: citizens, and in. this caso his crics wore unhecded, On roturn- ing to tho enloon, Scanlan found O'Monra lying on the floor, almost dead. A physiclan was sum= moned, but_his_sorvicos wers unavalling, the woundad officor dying boforo his nrrival; The ocourrenco wus reported to Bergt, Hood, and an :mlmgdlnte #oarch for tho murdoror was insti- uted. B 2 THE CORONEN'S INQUEST, ° ‘The Lody of O'Mearn was removed to No. 08 Deering sireet, whore he resided with his wife and kovon ohildren, and Corouer Slovous bold an inquest at the South Branch Biation the samo aftornoon, Dr, Ben Miller and County'Phygi- cian McCarthy, who mado tho post mortem ox- amination, testified that tho deccased diod from o gunshol wound, tho ball entering the right chost, passing -through the fourth riby, tho lower portion of the upper loba of the loft lung, tho upporportion of tho perieardinm, through the hosterior {mrthm of the left lunF, oaud out of the oft chest, lodging beneath the left shouldoy- bindo, T'he man was found to be othierwise in n healthy condition just was cuused by the woun: he most important tentimony was that of Policoman Beanlan, who said: *‘I ways prosont when O'Meara wae shot, I hpd o disorderly- ‘warrant for the arrest of Ohristophor Nafforly, the Borgoant telling me, it possible, to bring him in on Bunday night. I soarched all the straotn aud saloons for him, and, sbout half-past 13 o'clock I wont into O'Brien's galoon, on ialatod stroct, jluu: south of Douglus Placo, 0O'Moura wae with mo, Tafforty was sitting on a table in the bnole part of tho room,falking to snothor man, who waa seated in a chair, I do not know tho other mon, Rafforty spoko to O'Monra, sud asked him if be would have a cignr, at_tho snmo timo taking one out of bl pauts' pooket, Io was in his shirt-sleoves, 0'Moarn snid ho would Lave ono oftor o whilo, I thon stepped up to Rafforty, and said I hind o warrant for him, = o naskod mo what 1t was for, and Itold him I did not kuow. o eoid, *1f I must go, I supposo I must,’ and I said * Yos,"! Mo thon fiyl off tho tablo, and safd ho wantod his coat. hore woro three or four men sitting at n table near by, playing cards, and ho wont by them, towards the door to get hfs cont. O'Moara was stauding by NOVEMBER 4, 1873. wards mo (I was standing near ono of the tables) aud fired at nio, yTho bali wont through my cont, T'atoopod bohird tho' nd of tho connier, I -hadn't timo to gob my revolver out. Rafferty foll on tho floor, or.was knooked down b% the mon iunning’ from tho waloon, and I grabbed him na Jio'was gotting up, e pointed tho ravolver at my hoad; and T'oaught Liold of ft. The hammor eamo down on my llttle fluger, and cut it, I siruck him twiao on the hend with my billy, Wo then had & strugglo, £ had hold of iia revolver with ono hand, aud ho hiad hold with both hands. He got mo down, and I had all I wanted to do to kuog: him from fliing inmy faco. X eriod ont for holp, but no ono camo to my assistance, o thon brolo away from mo, leaving tho revolver in iny possersion and ran out of the front door. I jnmpod up nud followed. In front of the door, on the sidowalk, woro some boor kegs, and 1 stumblod over thom and foll into the ditoh. When I got up, Naforty had disappenred. I went back to tho snloon and found O'Menra lying on tho floor, very fatut. X called in a doctor, and wont to tho polico station for assistanco, and roported toBorgt. Mood, I idontify the rovolver (pro- duced in court) sa th one usoed by Rafforty.” No hard worda pagsed botweon nny ono previous to tho shootivg, Wo woro in the'saloon five or slx. ‘minutes beforo it ocenrred, L never lmow of O'Moara having any difiienlty with Rafforty, X nover bad nuy mysolt. Rafferty's reputation is Mary O'Brion, wifo of the keopor of tho saloon in which O'Meara was murderad, alao gave tosti- mony, whioh proved confirmatory of Hoanlan's, savo that sho did not know who fired tho two shota, and did not a0 Seanlon hide bohind the connter, nor hear him shout for help. Bho did *hoar Rafferty say that he wouldn't go for tho *first man of thom," Thomaa MoGur and Michaol Watcrs, who woro in tho saloon at tho timo the shooting oceurred, gnvn ovidenco similar to that of Mary O'Lrion, onying knowledgo of who did the shooting, and Policoman MoKinty tostified that he foun in tha enloon a cont which was supposed to have bolongad to Rafforty. This onded tho' tostimony, and the jury ro- turned the following vordict : ‘| That the sald Patrick O'Moara came to his doath, ‘Aug, & 1873, from s gunshot wound in_tho x-ygnt Droast, produced b; n&mmm tho hands of Ohristoplier Taforty ; sald Paf O"Moara bolng at the time in tho dischargo of his duty as a police officer. Tho Ooroner committed MoGur and Waters to Juil, in default of 1,600 bail, to appenr og wit- nossos, It was tho opinion of every one present ot tho Inquest that they dosired to shiold Raffer- ty na much aa possible. TIE ABREST. Tho murder croated an intenso excliemont in Bridgeport, aa O'Monra was known and ro- spoctod by nearly every one who resides within itg limits, and tho oxcitomont inoronsed when it bocame kuown that tho murdorer was cap- tured. Tho men who had boen set to work to hunt up the villain did so with apparont zost, aud tarned insido out all the low rum-holes of the district. During the day, word came from & smoll town in the sonthwostern portion of tho county that Rafforty had passed through ‘thoro in the morning, Detectives Simmons and Eliott wera instructod to take two men with thom, and lonva the city in chasp of the fugitive, Forming into two parties at o littlo beyond Bummit, they loarned of Rafforty's near prosence, and hosded im off, Officer Mahonoy was the lnola man to ke tho arrost. © In turning from tho main road trun tho tow-path of the oanal, ho obsorved Rafferty walking quietly along in the direction of Joliet. Presenting s pistol to his ear, Lo or- dored him to stop, and eaid ho would shoot if any resistance woro offored. Tho murderer know enough to bohave himsolf under theso un« inviting ciroumsatancos, and _ontored " tho ivagon without making the slightest objection, He wag then taken to the city a8 quictly as possiblo, snd locked up in the Harrison Streot ‘Station. Ho was remarkably roticont, and began, with the truo instincts of his olass, to play the insano dodge. I8 ¥INST TRIAL. Rafforty's first trial commenced in the Crimi- nol Court boforo Judge Tree, Bept. 9, 1872, thirty-five days after the murder had beon com- mitted. ury was_finally obtained out of n anel of 120 men, and, efter short addresses Ly ho Btnto’s Attorney and the prisoner's counsol, grovh)ms to doath, which .| Mr. E, A. Small, the trinl proceeded with: tho oxamination of tho witnosses for tho prosocu- tion. Tho testimony was short aud to the point, being the same as that given at thoinquost, and on the adjournment for that day only two wit- nesses for tho prosecution remained to bo heard. “Thoso were hoard tho day following, Sept. 10, and five witnossos woro called to prove the gomf character of the prisoner, after which an. equal numbor of robutting witnosses were cl\lle:} to show his bad character. Tho Btate's Attorney then waived the opening speech, and Mr, Small msde an argumont for mitiga- tion .of moutenco, in caso tho prisonor was found guilty. Tho Stato's Attornoy then closed for_tho prosocution in a flery, cloguent speech, and - tho Court charged the x?m‘,v briefly 08 to tho law and ovidence in tho case. The jury wore out for only a fow minutes, and brought:in tho following verdict : ‘Wo, !hl!'llll'y jmpanneled to try the case of The Peo- ple v. Ohristopher Raflerty, for the murder of Patrick O'Mears, find eald Raflerly oUILTY, snd sentonce him o bo hanged by the neck until dead, ‘The Court found this verdict to be informal, and directed the Clork to amend it in conformity with law, which was done as follows : We, the jux, find the defendsat guilty in manner a8 and form arged in the indictment, and fx os his punishment that ho suffer death by hangin, 8. ‘The jury having boen polled, and haviug indi- vidually agreod to tho verdict, tho Biate's At- torney moved for sentenco, and tho prisonocr's counsol movad for a now trial, The prisoner was bmufiht up for sentonce Bept. 14, Judgo Treo on the bench, when tho motion for & now trial was made on the ground that tho Court rofused to give Ympa: instruc~ tions for tho dofenso. This motion being over- ruled and oxcaption taken, n motion for arrest of judgment was made on thafollowing grounds: That the Court errod in refusing & chango of vonue ; that the Court erred in refusing tha chal- longe to tho array in the canso ; that the Court orred in refusing a_continuance; that the. in- diotment. was_ 80 dofogtive as nob to support udgment, and that the indictment did not chargo hat tho death of O'Meara was caused by Chris- topher Rafferty, or o pistol in his hands, Tho Inst cougo cited “was shown to bo incorrcat as rogarded the original in- dictment, ‘but to bo woll taken as far as tho copy furnished to tho prisonor was concernod, and, tho motion for arrest of judgment “having been ovorruled, Mr., Small prosonted an addi- tional reason in that tho copy of tho indictment furnished the prisonor was faulty, This also having beon overruled, tho motion'to pass fen- tenco was acted upon, and Christopher Rafforty wa# santencad to be confined in the County Jail until Oct. 4, 1873, and then o be hanged by tho neck until dead. THE FIRAT GUPELSEDEAS, - Rafforty’s counsel wont beforo Mr. Juatico Mc- Allister with his oxcoptions, and o un[l)lo_rqeduns was granted ; and, when tho case wes heard bo- fore the Buprente Court, that body reversed tho judgment - in _the - lower .court, on tho round that Judge 'Iree erred in: refus- ug the motion of tho accused for a chango of venus, deciding that it was not o | mattor within the discrotion of the Court, but - must be granted whon asked for, i g Accordingly, on tho 20th of Novowmber, 1873, the cago was ro-dookotod in the Criminal - Court of this county, and, on Rafferty's application, o chongo of venuo to Lake County was grauted. TIE SEQOND TRIAL, . Tho second trisl of Raflferty ocourred at Wan- kogay, und opencd: on tho 4ih of Fobrunry lnst, “liore was nothing _ospocially now in it to oither paliinte the prisonci’s crime or add to tho colloc~ fon of damuatory evidence whioh had beon piled up against him ab the previous trinl, All the im- portnat witnessos rojterated thoir formor’ state~ ments. Waukegnu, however, would not undo tho good work which Ohlcngn began, and the prisoner was again doomed to doeth, tho Judgo, on the 16th of tho month, sontencing him to bo hangod on the 7th of March-lagt, Mr, Swmall did not give up hope here, howevor, He filed a bill of excoptions, the points raised in whioh aro giv- on bolow ¢ s TITE BECOND BUPERSEDEAH. i Tnfforty's counsol obtained s writ of erfor, whioh was made & suporsedeas, from tho Hou, W. K. MoAllistor, Associate Justico of tho Su- preme Court, el 26, 1878, The first error nuuinml by Mr, Small was that, there was no romittitur, or mandate, from the Bnpreme Court, remanding the couse to tho Oriminnl Coutt of- Cook County; and that, therofore, that Court had no jurisdiction to ordor the onso to bo re-docketed and to oxder the chinnge of vonuo to Lake County, Tho second orror assigned was in substanco tho same s tho firat, Tho third error usnifinud, and tho ona that rovod fatal, was that tho lower Comtt excluded }’mm the jur{ the evidenco concorning the al- loged fllegality of tho warrant, It waa alleged that this wariant on which Scanlan attemptoed to arrost Rufferty, was not_legal, sinco it was ono of a baich which Justice Banyon had signod in blank, and loft at tho station to be m'fml out and used in case of emergenoy, such boing his custom. In relation to this warraut, wiioh was for Rafferty's arrost on a trivial chargo, Blate's Attornoy Rued, in bis brief filed in tho onso, states as follows: *‘The ovidencs in the record conclusively shows that Patriok the door, and when ho got near him he_drew a rovolver and eaid, ‘You s— of a b—, you can't arrest mo.' O'Meara told lim mot to shoot, but ho lhad hardly sald so when Rafferty firod at him, He then turued to- O'Menra, tho murdered “officer, had nothing whatever to do with tho warrant and took no part in tho arrest of Rafferty, The warrant is regular on its face, Although it may have boon irrogularly issucd, thero was no evidence given or offorad, to show that OfMcor O'Moars, or Lis dssoclato officor, Beanlan, know it was irrog- ulor. All tho evidence in the record shows that- O'Moara nover .eaw..the warrant,. didnob. road it, or hear it road, nnd dld not - know tho contonts thoroof, Ila did not eponk to Hafs forty, and munde no nltempt to avrest bim, It (tho ovidonco of the - alloged Irregularity of tho warrant) waa oxcluded by the Court below for the very good rongon that it had no bearing upon tho Isguo, and beosnso it was manifest that it was an attompt to _got up n side issuo, ro as to mislend tho jury and covor up and conceal a hor~ riblo erime. ~ In thug oxcluding the ovidenco, the Court bolow did what it was manifestly his duty to do, and what was lawful and propor.” Tho fourth orror nssigned was, that the Court orred In giving the twontioth fnstruction, T'his instruction aim l{‘wld the jury what the form of their verdiot should be if thoy- found tho prisonor guilty. 3 T'ho sixth orror assigned was that the Court orrod in admitting the evidonce of Officor Bodell. His ovidenco related to a statomont made by TRafforty three days before the murder that Nono of thoso — — — of policemen in Bridgeport should arrost bim a8 long at ho (Taf- forty) had o ¢ pop’ with him.” The evidonco alao showed that '* pop” was o elang torm for pistol or revolver. Tho laat orror aasignod was tho rofusal of the Oourt to allow ovidence of the drunkenness of Raflorty two hoitrs bofore the killing of 0'Moara, This error was anawered by the Supreme Court wlien the caso was beforo it first, it boing thon docided that tostimony to show drunkenncss ono hour and a half boforo the killilng was nob compotont. The other errors assignod woro of little con- soquonce, ond wero not oven mnoticod in Btato's Attornoy Reod’s briof. Binco the suporsedeas was grantod Raffertv has ‘boon enjoying lifo in ithe County Jail, oating and sleeplog woll, and apending his idlo momonts in oarving chains ont of broomstioks, Ho was un- movod by Driver's oxecoution, and has beon buoved up by a conatant hope that ho would finally escapo with lifo. = - The opinion will bo published in full in to- morrow's ‘CRIMUNE, and 8o soon as the offlcers of the Court recelve tho proper documents, tho naecessary ateps will bo taken to prooeed with his third trial, which will differ from tho formor ones only by the introduction of testimony rola- tivo o this nlloged illegal warrant. P THE WEATHER. WasmNaroN, Nov. 8.—The storm centre on Linke Superior will move castward rapidly, TFor the Northwest and Uppor Lako region, south- westerly winds, partly cloudy woathor, tollowad by bris northwcutorl%wiuds,mulunulrnm, and low tomporature, Tor tho lower lakos, wind ‘backing to southoasterly, falling barometor, and artly oloudy woather. For tho Middlo Statos and ?lnw England nortlwesterly to northoasterly winds, rising tomperaturc, and gonerally cloar wonther, For tho Bouth Atlantic norfhonst winds, cloudy and cloaring weather, For the Gulf Blates, easterly winds, cloundy weather, nnd oc- casional rain mear the Western Gulf coast. Oautionary signals continuo ot Daluth, Esca- naba, and Marquotte, GENEDAL OBSERVATIONS, 011040, Nov, 4—18, m, Thr| Wind. |Itain]iWeather, 2., fresh. 378, W,, fresh.| Slutton, [Bar, = Cheyenna ,.|30,04| 45|V, fresh, Qleveland ..{30,10[ 84'8., fresh. Oincinnatt, {3085/ 44N! E., frosh, 418,, gentle, 45/8."W., freeh, 8l8. ) frea: DISCHARGED. New Onreans, Nov. 3.—W. R. Adams, nc- oused of the murder of Judge Crawford and District-Attorney Harris, in Franklia Parish, in Boptember, wos to-dny discharged by United Btates Commigaioner Wellor, tho prosecution not ‘being ablo to make a case against him. . . The Oldest Timber in the World. Probably tho oldost timber in the world which hns been aubjected to the usosf man, is that ‘which is found in tho ancient toraples of EgyPZ. It is found in connection with stono work which is known to bo at least 4,000 yoars old. This wood, aud the only wood used in the conslruc- .tion of the templo, is in the form of ties, holding the end of onestone to nnother inits upper surfaco. When two blocks wore laid in placo, then it appenrs that an excavation about an inch doep was made in each block, into_whioh nu hour-glass shaped tio was drivon. It is there- fore very difficult to force any stone from its position.” The ties appear to have been the tam- arisk, or shittim wood, of which the ark was con~ structed, a'sncred troo in nncient Egypt, and now vmz rarely found in the Valley of the Nilo, These dovatailed ties nre just as sound now as on tho day of thoir ingertion. Although fuel is extromely scarco in that counl wood are not large cnough to make it an object with Arabs to heave: off layer after layer of heavy stono for so small a prize, Had they been’of bronze, hulf the old temples would have beon flaum;yod 'agos 6o, 80 precious svould they have boen for various purposes. MARRIAGES. ARTINGSTALL—AROCHER-In tho Church of Ro- doenier, Sunday evoning, Nov. 3, by the Rev. Dr, For- Tostar, Mr. Samuol G. Artingstall and Miss Susan A. rohor. ¢ B BIRTHS., BEAVIS—-At 82 ITubbard-st., on Fridaz, Oot. 81, tha wifa of Mr. James Boavis of a dauight DEATHS, MoICINNON_On Bunday eveilog, Nov. B Donald Mo. Kianon, father of D. (3 mfll‘fify'xngdu;"ncmnnun. agod will bo held at tho roatdonco of bis son, 0. 210 Sonth Dospatuos-at., to-day, at3:3) p, m. Irionds arainvited ta attond and docompany the romains to tho Biichigan Oentral Dopot. SMITII—-At Orango, N. J., Nov. 2, Allco, wife n; Al hort Smiths, and ouly daughtor of J. 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Bxtensive Bale of Now and Becond-hand FURNITURE, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware, AT ATUCTION, On Wednosday, Nov, 5, at 0 1-2a,m,, AT OUR BALESROOMS, 195 & 107 RANDOLPII-ST, WILLIS, LONG & ©0,, Auctinnoors, By BRUSI, SON & CO., 41 Bouth Usualest, Ratensivo Salo of Farnltnro, s, &o,, W , 108 o, Klogant Mianitoron Oitasibey o . sdutcads, amiodos o Burlot Sots, Tollot & \lll(m-ul!uu. Tiod ug, Viato aro, Oroo o ol Btor Band 1ab. Thblon, Ko, ~Ald 1,000 yards'of Eagist. Vor 2 and Wool vet, Dirussols, an: mffia?i" , theso bita of . oo, MOCTION 5ALES, BY GEO. P, GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabash-av, i New York, Pilldelghia, & Boston Manufaoturers will bo represented in the sale of a $25,000 STOCK Of ‘Modium and Buporfiio Oustom-Made Clothing to bo held by @EQ, P, GORE & 00, 68 & T0 Wabash-av, On TUESDAY, Nov, 4, nt 9 1-2 a.m. lotter roqoived from thoss gon- our goods, a8 mnne‘ wo _tnust havo," wo havo congludod w!\uhl a Grand Bale of Oloth- Gonta', Boys', nud Youths' Wear, connlsting of Cbinchilin Ovoroaata,’ Dross reen and Businoss Bnits, Pants, and Vosta, 0 ishing (oods, ndorwoear, Hoslery, Gloves, and Nockwear. Will also offor Chinohilla, Iicaver, and Ml ton Ovorgontings, Onssimoro and Flannel Bhirt{ngs, Car- digans, Hatinots, Cottonades, and Joans. vornmont Glothlog in poyfat ordor, and rogular elzss Ororeoaty, fackols, P , and 3 Uik Dirore. attond this salo and convingo ourmsivos of tho {ruth of an assortion that hina hocome hrovorbial, that avory lot offerad in this liyuso is actuaily sald, IMPORTANT SALHB gl Class Forein & Auerican OIL PAINTINGS, By tho most Eminont Artists. Geo, ¥. B ,UIXIOIGIII)BEMS BY‘T o 0. ¥'. Bona avid Bt, Jo! Wi, Krippondors, Humnyvsmholi, n, Aligo Hortor Harry Whiting, Carl Bondell, Augustin Mchrr}hu.« ‘Paul Delacroix, Jus] Btraussmeira, Frod Willls, Thoa, Soarby, and othort THE WHOLE TO BE EOLD AT AUCTION On Tuesdoy Morning, Nov, 4, at 10 o'clook, ‘Tho Paintings aro now on Exhibition at the Storo, 68 & 70 WABABH-AV,, OHICAGO, GEO. P, GORE & 00.¢ Auctioneors. SELL, SELL, SEIL ! Is tho ory of all our Consiguors, and in consoquence our salo of BOOTS ANDSHOES, ON WEDNESDAY, NOV, 5, will bo ono with NO LET UF to 1t &8 OABI MUSTDE maD, Tho nssortment was nover larger or better, GEO, P, GORE & CO., Auctionoers, 68and 70 Wabash-av, Our. Dry Goods Sale, Togothor with tho salo of Dress Goods, Hostery, No- tions, Glovos, Whito Goods, &c., and fuvoloos of Arti. fickal Flowors, Foathors, Laces, Ruflings, and Dross Trimmiogs, Knit Goods, Shawls, Nublas and Scarfs, Lad{os' and Missos’ Trimmod Hats, Fur Goods, Volvot Tubbons and Ladios' Bolte, Embroldorios, Edgings and Insortions, Decorated Ohina-ware and Toys, HATS AND CAPS, &C.,, . 'Wiil bo hold on THURSDAY, Nav. 6, at 0} a. m. Bamo day at 11 o'clock, speofal salo of 100 Rolls Ingraln .| and Homp . CARPETS. GEO. P. GORE & CO., . 63and T Wabash: By ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Bucoossors to Elison & Fostor, Real Estato and G 'Auationoers, 81 and 8 Randolpliate o AT AUCTION, Seven Dosirable . Rosidenco Liots, * 375160 frontlng east on Barncido-st., hotwoon Forly-firsh and Foriy-pueond-sts,; near M, 8, Round.honso, Boom. or's Iuldge Works,-aad Lunl's Smelting Works, Ars eul]{ renched by hursc-care wn itato strout, Plttabargh, ¥y, Wayno & Ohfcago, or Rack Liland It, XX, Wo ive recolerd furtructicus from the ownor, Oharlos o, 250, of New York, to offor the abnva valuablo Rosidanca lotr, ntkAuuuon ‘on tho ground, on TUESDAY, Bo'clock, Nov. 4, at 8 o'cloc b 1o Tl sslowill bo” poltive, sad on tho following oaty One-quarter cash i balango [a threo, four, and fivg @ earn, at 8 per con {Fhis offors a svlenilld. cliance to working-mon, or mea of madorata mosns, seoking 4 boma fa & guod location, which 13 rapidly improving. 2 Titlo * pofect, 1'ro0 irom: any incambranco. Abe stpncts ll"""“hldfia“m{-t puschasdr. p or plats or farthor particatars aonly to » SO sSMER0Y & co., Auctioncois, &1 and 8 Randoiph 3¢, Peremptory Sale, at Auction, Of tho Eatlre Contonts of the ST, COHARLES HOTEL, 48 and 48 Sonth Dosplaines-st., norr Washington, on THURSDAY, NOV. 0, afclock, embracing eon. tanta of 40 ronins, good Af:df-m Taraliire, Pariur, Chatm. In Black Walnut,'all in. 0 bnrmflll.leflufl»kl‘m&xm Hiack Waluat pod o for..._ Also Hods, ing, Orackers, A 4 dor, Al g, Oravkary, Glavswaro; Kitoh “Porenoy. & €O, Auotienons, Randolph-at, AT OUR REGULAR SALE Friday Morning, Nov. 7, ‘Weo will offor a largo aud goneral assortment of New and Bocond-band = FURNITURE. Asplondld Parlor Suit, Bedroom Sets, Parlor Suits 13 Rop nnd Mair Oloth, Lotinges, Lasy Chairs: a full liug af Blankats; 50 rolls Wool Cnrpots, Drussls Carpers, Bodding, Mattrossos, otc., ote.: 100 Cook aud Parloe o0 toves; 25 orates Orockury in opon lots throo splondid a1 ALSO—At samo timo we will offor ontiro contents of Hotal of 100 rooms, reinoved to auz atoro for eonvenlonca of salo, comalsting of Parlor nnd Ghambar Suits, Marbie. fop ‘Burosns, \Yashatands, \Wardrobos, Loutgos, ote, ‘Brusscls and Wool Carpats, Ruge, Mate, oie.s ote, s, Bodding, Ghegts, Plllow-Cases, Towels, © tnnm«flm{q sod Glavate, Platodware, catlro Bar Fix: vor, olo., oto. - Salg pedltive: ELISON, ponMEROY & CO.. 81 and £ Randolph-st, VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON MILWAUKEE-AV, AND HALSTED-ST., AT ATCTION, On the Premises, Friday, Nov.7, AT 8 0'OLOCK. : Tiolng the elogant and eubstanifally-bullt B-story bric! {riti sgano frant) building, 73 Milwaukec.av., acoupie ? wirh dwallings ui scoond and 1,40 por anau, “Alsn (o promises 163 and 163 North ilnistod-st, 163 oopneoting with the Milwaukeo-av, bullding, making & dogbla tfont on two buslnces sizoots, 0o N, 103 thurs ullding now ooouplad a3 store a 3 Wholo will B spld fogotiior, - Tho titho to tho proports s purteoty with full warranty déed. ~ Abstrack furnishad, TERAS EABY. Quly 31,000 casl, 1 hasor to as. aal), tho purc tgago of dduo April, 163, with Intorestat e R 5 I b A FH{in dyou, a8 21 oont fhtorost. A danoult of 8500 will bo_roquired oa 3a; oFtalo and Batancoofice prymant by Nov. 2. 81 a0d & Randolp! By TAYLOR & HARRISO OLOSING SALE OF O0IL PAINTINGS! CEHROMOS, ETC., ’l‘:-({-g’;:ax l)‘l“l:l e un'nllflxuk.l l’l‘nul balanco of this Els gnnt W 0 sold withont fall by - ¥ RRISON, Auot’ Entire. Stook of o Rotail Doaler in DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, On Wodnosday, Nov. 5, at 8 o’clock, The whole Stock, con: HOK & 00,y Avotionoors, T g of Linoss, Dress. Goods, Olutha, Furs, Shawls, Loslory, s &0,, tagoies 1 ¥all Lin of Soasanabio Goods, ' B; T o e R AT RON Antioraaes, 0! 201 and 203 Kast Madison-at. PAWNBROKER'S SALR At Nos, 204 & 206 East Madison-st, THENEW YORR MONKY LOAN OFFIOK, Wil sall ihelr uncedoumed plodgos on TIURSDAY, NO st 10 o'clugk, conalstin, DT Fioo Dlsmond Riugt and s, Gonts' Gald 4, filrfllr Watohos, very Hus Tondion Vs Guld Watolisa, Gojpd Onara. Lorito s Uhat=latns Chains, Finy § larul aud Gold Juwalry, Lokt ot wid “Seal Ringa, Cold s, 2t 3 itinga atl Sowv, ko, Fina N Abls, Sunl, Jirtaine, e mad” Tbs, Fins Oloslos Ganiny Ohyos, “Musical Insteuinonie; ahio two liza Ch ats of Care ioal It Pontur's Fouls, Torms cpah,’ Bala poromplozy. b itifon,” TLYLO y Auotionaure, ¥4 and 204 Madisoi. TORNTEVAE A4 OIS AT ATTCTION, i Qn WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 05 o'olock, at & Fast TRantolphat Toar Bisto, & lesgo lor ot Clormiag: —Alvor & Private Libi ehvelo LIS WL LAV & 00., Auctioaveors,