Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1873, Page 4

T e e e st e e, . TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE., TRDMA OF BUPGORIFLION (PAYANLE 1IN ADVANOR), Dally, 1 B L Honutas 3 Fittvoctiiatts: B G40 Sroutay 238 Yarls ot o yoar at tho samn rate, Toprosont dolas and mistakos, bo suro'and givo Post O coaddress in il inoluding State and County, Nenittancon may Lo mado olthor by draft, expross, Post Oftico ordor, orin reglstoeod lotlors, ot ourrisk, TENMA TO CITY BUNRCRINERA, Telly, dolivorod, Snndoy ozcepted, 25 cante par weole, Daily, aelisorod, Bunday Includod, 20 o3nts por wook, Addrens THE TRIBUNE COMPANY; Ooruor Madiron and Dearborn-sts., Ohtoago, 1l TO'DAY'S AMUSEMENTS, . AOADENY OFSIDSIOHatutod toas A Mongow. Fngoetn na Botlon of tho Hitahan " Of the botwoon Mad- okos Faraily, T00LEY'S THEATRE-R OBk a0 Lnbaitor 4 Chogasandolols atroot, botmeon MoVIOKRR'S THEATRE~Mndlson street, botwoo o tborn _and Stato, N Rearborn and Stato, " Kugagomont of Misi Nollson. MYERS' OPERA-IIOUSE-Monroo atrct, hotwoon Dearborn and Stato, Buricaque of ** Ronieo and Jullot,* Aliustrolsy aud comicalitios, GLOBE TIIRATRE—Deaplatnes streot, botiveon Mad. Jeon and Washington. ~ Kngagoment of Amy Htono #*Cigarotto, tho Litilo Loopard of Franoa,™ UNION. PARK CDNGREGATIONAL OHUROH— Rondings by Prof, I, F. T, Russell, INGSBURY MUSIO HALT—Clark streat, bot P G VTt s o Bubject: ** Bullding and lelng," INTER-STATR EXPOSITION~Lake-Shore, foot of Adama stroof. _BUSINESS NOTICES, ALTHOUGIH JUST OPENED, ‘*THE WINDSOR," Now York, 13 alrendy widely known, and justly popular. 12 sumptions apartmonts and tnatrpassad table, gom: binad with tho oxcellent managomont of Messra. Hawk and Wethorboo, ronder this Liotel a porfoot palace of do- Hight for all {ta patrons, ‘TO ONE AND ALL.—ARE YOUSUFFERING FROM ® cough, cold, asftung, brenehitis, orany of tha various Ppulmonary troubles that so ofton torminate in consump- fon? 1f°s0, usa '‘ Wilbor's Paro Ced Liver OU and leo, " a safe nnd efficacious mmed{. ‘Thix 1 reparation, but ls m:ulnrl.vxmur lbed by tho medical &onuy. Sanufastaroit by, X, B. WILBOR, chomist, fuston, Masn. Sold by all druggists, BATOHRELOR'S HAIR DYE, THIS SPLENDID bairdse i tho hoat In tho world, Tho only trao and por fect dyo. Harmless, reliable, and instantancous; nodisap- polntmont: noridicnlous tirits or nnpleasant ador, Romo- ica tiio 1 olfects of bad dyes And wishos. ¥ Producos im- modiately a superh biack or natural brown, and leaves fne buir clean, goft, and benutiful, The gonuino, signud Vv, A. Batcholor,” Sold by all druaklata OHARLES ELOR, Pronriotor, N. Y. VAN SOHAAOK, BATCHE STEVENSON ‘& REID, Agonts. The Cheage Tetbune, Thursdey Morning, November 6, 187S. Yontordny waa the day.upon which tho Rail- rond aud Warchiouso Commissioners of this Btate were to. determine what railroads thoy would proceed sgainst for violation of the law. Tho Board met, but the decision will not be an- nounced until to-day, The easo of Twoead, which was ealled for trial sesterday in the Courtof Oyor and Torminer, under the Ring indictinonts, was brought to suddon stand-still by an objection filed by the dofendant against the Judge of the Court sittiug in tho cago. Tho matter is now held under con- suliation, —— A morning newspaper which devoted three wecks of earneat effort to prove that the Citi~ zens' Union tieket wos o Trinexe ticket, and ono week to proving that it was not, has now got back to its first unasspilablo position, and is propared to show that ‘it was, in question bad better resumae its profitable and entortaining discussion of tho DBankrupt law, and leave tho question, whother it was a Taoin- ‘oxe ticket or not, to bo sottled by future ages. e The Supromo Court of tho Stato has just pro- nounced n decision which decides tho action of the town authorities of Lake View, with refor- euco to the Rosehill Cemetery Company, illegal; ‘Tho town, by the passage of an ordinance to that eficct, has horetofore limited the Company in the use of their own property to o tract of wbout 500 acres, in which they wero allowed to meke intermeonts, the design of tho ordinance “eing presumably to protect certain fancy prop- erty on the oulskirts of the ccmotory, The ordinanco being decided illegal, the Company is &t liborty hencoforth to utitizo their entire tract Tor burial purposes, % i The great baitle in tho Canadian Parliament, betsween honesty on the one hond and corruption. on the othor, has resulted in & trinmph for the formor, owing to the determined manner in | which the Opposition hns struggled under _tho compotont and cnergatic leaderahip of Alexan- der Mackonzio, Anticipating their dofeat at the fnal voto, the Ministry has resigned; and the Governor-Goneral has ealled upon Mr, - Macken- zio to form o now Cabinet. Tho Macdonald Government hes been in power ginca tho establishmont of {ho Dominion in 1869, The ro- tiring Prewmier was first,electod to Parliament in 1844 Tho firat Cabinet in which ho #as s mem- ber resigned in 1850, and the Roformers leld the roius of power until 1854. In. that yoar ha Joined the Governmont ns Attorney-General, which post hie held until 1862, In that yoar, bo- ing defeated on tho Militia Dill, he and his col- leogues rosigned, and romeined in opposition auntil 1864, when he again accaded to officoas Attorney-General in the Fache Cabinet. Ontho death of S E, P, Tacho, in 1805, ho became Min- ister of Militia, whish offica he held until 1868, when lo wss appointed Ministor of Juetico and Attorney-General, and in 1860 bo- came Premior of tho Domivion Csbinet. Tho glaring scandal of the Canadian Proifie job, the olection briberics, and the attempts, pending tho present debate, to bribe members of the Opposition to support the Govornment, have beon too much foy it, and it has given away toa amore honost Cabinat, %y . —— o Later roturny from tho clections on Tucsday only servo to emphasize the Republican yout. Jo New York, the Demooratic ‘mujority on- the tato ticket is probably about 10,000, but tho Republicans have tho Leglsiature by asmall anjority. In Massachuselt, Washlurn, Ro- publican, is olected by ahout 13,000, ma- Josity.. ‘Tho . Domocrats elect 11 mombers of the Henste and 60 mombors ‘of the House. -In Wisconsln, it s coitain thut tho Reformers have carriod thelr Btato tick- et by at least 5,000 majority, and that thiey will havea very declded mujority in tho Assombly, tho Senato being sbout equally divided. In Michigen, it will roquire tho officlal count te sat- tio tho result of the Congresslonal elactlon in gho Yifth Distriet, Both parties claim the vios tory, with the probabilities in favor of Com- stock, Domocratie. In Minnosots, Davie, Rto- ‘pubiloun, is clootod Governor by about 5,000 majorify, but the Auti-Nonopolists Lavo oloated thoir Btate Yrossuror. In farmora have very gonorally carriod tho day. Now Joraoy retaina g Ropublican majority in the Vir- giuin has - eloctod Komper, Consorvatlve, for Loglslature, but .cousjgorably rodpeed. ‘Governor, by sbout 15,000 msjority. [n Kanass, $hoarmers and labox-xeformers will Bave & Ji- The newspaper | {bis Bato, the Jority intho Loglalaturo on jolnt ballot, Misntasippl, Amoa fimjomy. e —— . : Tho Chieago prodice markets wore rathor slow yostorday, and graln wad'wosk. -Moss pork was in fair domand, -And stoady, , ab $1L60 onsh and -§11.95@11.40 sellor Docom- bor. Lard was quiot aud n shado onslor, at 63{0 casb, and 6){@7o sellor January. Ments woro moro nctive and enelar, at 8370 for shoulders, 53¢ @60 for short ribs, 6%@6o’ for' short clonr, all boxod; noller Dacombor; and G} @0o for greon hams, Tiako froighta woro loss aotive and unchanged, at 7 for. corn to Buffalo, Iigh- winos waro inactive, and noiinally -ensior, at 873¢@880 per gallon. Flour was loss activo and unchanged. Whoat was dull and 18{o lower, closing at 980 cash, and 98%¢c sollor Decombor, Corn was loss notive, and 1370 lower, closing.at’ 845¢o cash, and'858{c- moller Docombor. ~ Oats woro moro activo, and 3o lowor, closing at 270 cash, and 280 soller Decomber.,. Ryo wag quiot and unchanged, at 6lo. Barley. was dull and woal, clostog at $1.01 for No, 2. Hogs were 1alrly active at unchanged prices, sales making at $8.60@3.80. Oattlo woro dull, with salos at 81.00@56.40, Bhoop woro unchauged,—quoted at §2.76@4.00. . Tho failuro of tho Californis & Toxas ‘Con- atruction Company to moot its obligations, the décling in Amorican acourities nt London, and varions rumors affecting railroad ‘prospects, combined to produco & goneral shrinkage of all kinds of values in Wall stroot yestorday. Gold ot ono time touchod 10634, tho lowest polnt it hes ronched since 1802, and Vandorbiit's specinity, Now York . Central, droppod lower- than it lne ot any othor timo since tho panio commonced. The focling was ‘s very gloomy ono, and the air was full of rumors. Tho fack that tho paper of the Oalifornia & Texas Con- struction Company was indoracd by Scoté pro- duced & doubt about- tho condition of his othor ram. In addition to this, thoro was o gunbml n in oloctod Govornor by 15,000 feoling of approhension ' that the Ponn-' sylvania ,Road . would fail -to -most. ita soml-annual ;. dividond, and to. increaso the goneral fooling of insecurity, camo the'nowa of tho meoting of the stockholdors of tho Phila- delphin & Erio Road, which is undor lense to the Ponnsylvania Company, to protoct their inter- estd. Roports about tho condition of the Read- | ing & Thiladolphis Railrond, and adfecting tho status of tho kirio Road, wora alad frocly ciroulat- ©d; and created 4 genoral feoling of apprehonsion, which shows its effech most iibmistakably on the stock quotatione. In gonoral business cir- clos, therd are reports’ of, falluros in 8t. Louis and Towa, and a fecling of distrust in Boston ro- gl{d(ng soveral dry-goods houses in that city; while the nows from thoe great manufsoturing contres rohoarses the- ssmo old story of dis- ch;rgcs of workmen and reduotion of wagos, THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK. The Republican party is moro complotoly Dlightéd by the Ootober and November elections than the Opposition was by thoso of last year, and for two roasous: (1) That the Republican partyls essontinlly o party of the past, huving 1o bond of union but the epoils of ofiice, and (2) that it has now to contond'with a financial crigis, against which the party in powor has never yet, in the history of thé country, been able to siand up. Thoso who fancy that tho “oft-year in politics" accounts for tho actmal defeat suffered by the parly in Obio, Wisconsin, California, and New York, andits practical defont in Jows, Illinols, Kansng, and Massnchusotts, are completely blind to the significancoof things going on around them. Tho off-yoar in politics los'latterly beon moro disadvantageous to the ‘Dormocracy than to tho Republicans. Thero ia 10 reagon why o party holding all the Federal of- fices and throe-fourths of the local offices, hav- ing & paid train-band in every" achool district and at least one paid organ in ‘every county, should suffer proportionately honvier' losses in the oft-year than o party leving no .such ox- trancous and adventitious sid. Thé real truth of the matter was set forth in tho dispatch which wo publishoed yosterday from Massachusotts, viz. : . Tho feature of tho clection to-day s tho rovelntion 1t ‘maken of tho weakness of party ties, Tho Indopend- | ent tickots have boon tho popular ones oyergwhore, and no opportunity”seems to hava beon lost for ro-” buking the trading politicians, Those who ihink that these simultancous Re- publican dofents aro thé -symptoms of anoft- year and not the firat tokens of & ravolution had better study the rotwns by localities, and they will find that ‘tho heaviest inroads have boen made in precisely those places whore the Ro- publican. party has hitherto been' strongost,—in’ such countios as Kano, Kondall, and Bureau, in Tllinoia ; such as Scott nud Honry, in Iowa ; such 84 Douglas, Kanens, and Racine, Wisconsin, to 80y nothing of the Stato of Massachusotts, which 18 strown with local wrecks overywhore, Tho firat quostion which comes up is whethor the decadence of the Republican party. is likely to inuro to the permancnt advantage of tho Demooratic party. Two faots of apparently op- Pposite charactor and tendency presont thomsclves 88 an snawer to (his question. In the States of California, Jows, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Minnesota, tho Democratic party has oither formally disbanded, or informally merged {tselt into tlio Opposition, by whatever namo it has boon called. In California, the name *Indo- pondent” was sdopted. In Tows, it was called “ Anti-Monopolyi" in , Wisconsin,* Rta form;" in Iiluols, the, phrgss “Farmors' Movoment " was, without nny concort of aation, choson, although tho voto showa thit largo num- Jors of people who are,not farmers’ have jotned it. While this stato of faote axiéts in tho Wost, “oxtonding oo far as the Pacific Cossf, wo find thiat in Obio, Now York, and tho'Tast. gonorally, no orguulxntlbn giving promiso of effective re- slstanco to tho, dominant party has oxistad; ox- cept the Dorhocratio party, Consoquontly, the drift 'of sontimont adverso to tho Ropublican party hiad. floated -to tho Demooracy, and Las pobobly. givon thom courago to, Bupposo that thoy can oarry the country in 1876 with tho old namo and orgauization, Wo do not’ beliove thoy can do go, with tho wost end of the party in the tattored condition in whicki it now slunds, * Tho now party which has sohieved such important résults in tho Wost Lns acquirod just sufiiciont foratasta'of viotory to foo} porfact don- oxisting orgaudzation, : < Tho - Democrats, who far todosiro a change of programno,whilo tho Re- publicans wha have contributed to {ho same offort will, it it becomos nocossary to go baok to any old party, go back to thelr own, - T “ TFortunatoly, there is plonty of time for pre. paring tho groundwork of tho next Prosidential campafgn, -~ Forbunately, -too, politiclans: will havo very Uttle IuSusuco fn proparing jt. All thia will be done by events, ‘i countzy 9 in & transition state, and very queer thinge will be i fidencos in futuro, success on_ the DLasie .of;its hove helpod to achiove thoso preliminary suc- | coton, Ao too woll .satisfled with the results so | THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, likely {6 happon without the ngoucy of anybody in partioular, The flunnelal cripin will run fts cgultor noxorably through rotton political par- tios, and it ‘bohogyes evory man in publis life wlho tlilnkcm_ Le swndoth to take heod lost ho foll.. - ¢ 1 g THE SUNDAY QUESTION IN CITY POLITIOS. ‘It e fortuunte that tho majority of (le 'Poople's Party” hus beon largo cnongh to Ieava no doubt 08 to tho condition of the public mind in Ohicago on the mnin iskuo Involved. Hid tho result boon s moro serntch, o bara ma:u‘rlty on. cither nide, it might bave boon necossmy to try coneluslons on the esme issno sgain, Tho cnormous majority rolled up bi the *' Poople’s" candidates is conclusive ot onco of tho imposaibility and inexpodioncy of attempt- ing, in o large city ©of n conglomorato nnd cosmopolitan population, to put - o . traight jacket, as rogards personal and social habits, upon the poople. There is ono polnt on Which both tlio viotors and tho vanguished now agreotr It was tho jmpross loft by the Commit-, teo of Soventy upon tho public mind which ne- counts for the rosult that has nstonishod both partios, It was thelr formal snd ropostod de- mand that all ths poople who live in Ohioago should conform to thoir idens of Bunday obsory- anco that lod to the resentmont so emphatically “oxprossed at tho polls on Tucsday. In thoe light of 010,000 majority for Mr. Colvin, it would bo both foolish a5 unjust to matntain that ho Las beon electod by the vicious anddangerous classes alono, It would bo.an admission that these clnggca aro in a Iarge majority In Chicago, which is sufliciontly disproved by tho quiet and orderly conditlon of the city, particularly noticoable on election-dny. The vots of 80,000 citizens for tho Poople's tickot was o protost sgainst tho mia- guidod offort to impose & cortain rogimo for the firat day of the woeole without regard to diverse traditions, customs, or porsousl habils, Tho voto of Inst Tuesday must havo convinced all intolligent poople that such & rogimo is utterly Impracticable, and that tho attempt to onforce it inlarge communitios is both undosirablo snd im- practicables - ! Bihind this unsuccossful offort to bresk up the social customs of a large community was a suspicion 'that-tho Committco of Seventy, and the peoplo thoy reprosonted, looked forwand in the futuro to a supprossion of tho uso of stim-, ulants allogeiber. Their opponcnta . belioved that thoy discorned ‘the doctrine of prohibition 28 their ultimato design, and corteinly rocog- nized an indiscriminato and uncompromising warfaro against nll spirituous, vinous, atd malt liquors alike, o' far ns they went. Tho Com- mitteo of Soventy rofused to ndmit that thore wag. any - distinction botwoon wino and boer on ono eide, and brandy and whisky on tho otlier, uuuriy rogardicss of tho organic differ- onces in’ theircompoaition. All alcohol is poison, thoy suy, and 63§ por oont of it is just ns bad in principle as 57 por cent. This is not true in chonustry any mora than it is in politics or gov- einmont, Wo have referred boforo to thoe report of the State Board of Health in Massachusettson tho use of intoxicating drinks. This roportisaval- unble nonlytical document, whether stimulants aro rogarded froma sanitary, moral,or social point of view. Itis thoro hold broadly that tho love of stimulanta is ono of the strongest of tho hu- man instincts, and cannot bo annibilated, but only reguluted by law when it eticronolios upor tho rights of othora. The ground is taken that tho couse of temperance can be best promoted by encouraging tho uso of beer and light wines. The thoory is entirely ronsonable that, if theso bovoragos can be made to displaco the stronger alcoholic drinks, to that extent will tho vices consequont upon intemperance bo di- minished, Thoro i physical and moral truth in this, suscoptible of demonstration by scicnco, experience, sud daily comparisons, Tho Com- mittoo of Beventy rofused to recognize this, and insisted upon their crusado againat all or noth- ing. In spito of all concessions and compro- misos, the spirit of forcible Sabbatarianism and coorcive tomporance was recognizod by the mul- titude as tho iesue, and this spirit wns voted down with such emphasia as to leave not the ro- motest doubt of tho sentiment of the pooplo. TuE TRIBUNE was contciqus of all this hofora the election, and it cndeavored to modify the issue to accord with common seuse, solontifio demonstration, and the oxperionco of other communitics. . Iis counsols did not provail, and it was constrained ot last to support tho ticket which, in its judgment, best ropresented the ‘taxpayors. ‘of . tho communily. Tho result will not havo been without avail it it shull tonch cortnin ‘oxtremists and impracti- cablos never again to forco tlicse iaaun‘a‘ upon the peoplo, f L As for Mr.:.Colvin and the gentlemen who hiaye baen elocted with him, it is their duty to regard thoir eloction in the light by which wo bavo dofined it,~n8 ‘n popular protest sgainst intolerauce, -and not as the indorsement of license. Tho German oclomont, which wis the most prominont in seouring tho rosult, consists mainly of ordorly and peaceable citizons. It is’ now cortain also that & largo nm‘nbur of .conservativo and respectable Ameri- can-born citizous voted with them, Wo bolieve that o largo mnjority of the voters aro in favor of good govornmont. Mr, Colyin is a man ‘whoso porsonal intogrity has, never beon. quos- tioned in a rosidoncoe hore of asbout twonty years, IIo lins & sovero task bofore him, whate over polloy he may pursue, sinco he.has not only to fear the disordorly crowd to whom, in part, lio owes his election, but financial difiicul- ties of tho gravost claracter, If his adminis- trafion hall provo to bo honorable, atraight- forward, and guidéd by good counsels, thoro is 1o dangor that the late fesuo of- intolerauce va.: liborality will over be made sgain iu Ohleago. Ho must keop in view that ho is Mayor of tho whole city and not of any ono clags, i —ean TREASURY MANAGEMENT, ' The rocent exposare of the illogal loan of ewo,t?au by tho T'ronsury to Jay Gooke's broken bauk, 'without securlty, and the complaconey with whicl! the proceoding s rogarded” in offiolal circles, servos (o rocall other flagrant violations of law by tho Treasury Dopartment, which have tioon pormitted to pass without any nttempt to Lhold the guilty porsons to accountabillty, Two years ago, tha Bocrptary of the Troasury, .without suthority of 'l und ngalugt the pxpress prohibiltions of law, farmod out to Jay Ooo}to & Co, tho job of exchangjug cortain 5 por cont: bonds! for G per conts, The considoration or profit of this jab to the porsons comprining the Byndidate was the iysue of somo 130,000,000 of bonda jn duplicato for threo months, tho Govern- wmpnt paying to the Byndicato Interest on hqn.\ sota of bopds for that time, tho extra intorest amounting to oypr $1,000,000. *Thia was cloarly nnguttiorized by law; tho Soorotary was ox- presely probibited by the funding law of 1870 from incregaing tho bonded debt, and Lo was by the samo aok iimited to an expondituro of one- bt of 1 por cent for mnkhig tho exehange, That willful violntion of lnw wos dn(fllnda\! by uw‘snurucnry on tho ground that tho ond justl- fled {he mosus, aud s servilo majorlly in the 1louso of Roprosontatives ncesplod o oxouso 28, aufflolont dofonso. i 2 5 ' A your ormoro ago, cortain banka in Now York got into trouble from londing tholr monoy to stock-gamblors, and forthwith thoy sont . to Washington, and somabody in the Treasury Do- partmeht abuaod tho powers and trust reposed, in him by iminediatoly solling a large amount of: 801d, the procoeds of whicl, in curronicy, woro, doposited with thoeo banks, Ag this waa insifi- alent, tho Treasury issued . sovoral millions. of new groonbacks, In liow of thoso takon up and ‘cancolod by Socretary MoOulloch in 1807, and doposited flieso in tho samo banks. Horo was a ongo of the Tronsury Dopartment londing ' pub- 1o monby to cortaln-banke to ésso the monoy .matkot just befors tho elootion. To carry out. this programmo theto was rosort to & reisauc of oaticoled notos, nn offonse a8 gravo and ng in- oxcusablo a3 tho rolssue of paid’ and cancelod bonds. Tho Committeo of tho Benato invcal‘:l- gated this offenso, nnd prondnnced It a most dangeroua procedont, snd an unsuthorized as- sumption of power. Tho Housoof Representa- tivos declined to tako cognizance of the sot of tho Beorotary, i . ., ‘The Prosidont for somo time had & socrot con- {ract with Baoz, the usarping Exeoutive of San Domingo, whereby that Republio was to be pur- chnged by the United Statos, Dacz in the moan- timo "to be. paid $160,00D & year in gold, - Con- gross rofusing to meke mny npprqp‘rlifldn og money for that' purposo, somobody in thoe.Gov- ctnment found n way to draw tho monoy out of tho Troasury and forward it to the conspirator in 8in Domingo. Another job waa tho oxpondi- turo last year of $76,000, without any approprin= -Hon from Congress, for tho purchase of cortaln ‘sllegod Contederato papors, the samo baing in- tondod ' to-'bo ‘used, and belng nctuslly used, as olectioncoring documonts. This job was not o more disgraceful nor dishonest usurpation of pdwor than drawing $120/000 of monoy from the Trossury on the requisition of ‘the Maishal of North Carolina, ostonsibly for ‘judicial pur- posos, 'but notorionsly to insure a Ropublican majority at-the August election in 1872, Theso arobut u few of the *frrogularitios " which havo charaoterized the administration of tho . Treasury Dopartment of late - yoars, They haye boen marked with all the cssentials of ofii- cial turpitudo; usurpation, of power ; oxerclso of prohibited powers ; tho loanlug of public’ money and, credit to porsons and corporations.; the illegal expenditure ofjmoney not appropriat-' od ; und tho uso of monoy lawfully *'appropriat- od for other and illogitimate and corrupt pur- posos. i % pe. s The country has the right to assume that offi- cors charged with the: custody and administra- tion of public monoys will not pormit thom to by’ employed 'for unofficial and unlawful p\xrpasug without some ‘consideration; and sny con- pideration thus rocoived must, of nocessity, be corrupt, Whilo all these official trans- grossions have been . motorious, thoro lims boen no effort made to arrest thom nor to lold tho offondera to responsibility. Tho majority of tho two Houees of Congress havo bnd their timo ocoupled in trying and white- washing their own politieal associates, accusod and convicted of bribory and other misdomenn- ora, . Whenover committoos have beon appoint- ed to investigote, thoy havo addrossed them- selvos to tho task of denying the facts, and cor- tifying to the good character of the official, The toleration shiown to ono offense hoa invited othors, and the Byndicato pillage of $1,900,000, has sinco been repoated on a. largor scato, ‘The offense of roissuing old and canceled evidencos of indebtedness, which ought to have boen pun- ished at the timo, has beon ropeated, and the Becrotary, accopting the past failure to punish a8 liconse to do it agnin, now ostentatiously issues thoso notes at his discrotion. Thue we go on; dayafter daysome additional barrier for the protection of the public sgainst the weaknoss, ignoranco, and corruption of of- flciale is thrown down, and the Treasury Dopartment is becoming go loose and 8o reckless in its monagement, that in time we may look for an’ explogion that will astound the country, Thero is no safety in atlowing auy officer to obey or disrogard tho law at his discretion. There should'bo s striot adherence to law always, and any .violation of it-should bafallnyvnd by tho, immediate dismissal of tho officer, or, if that remedy ia not appliod, tho ropresontatives of the peoplo should oxoreige thoir power of impoach- mont.. The deliberato act of Secratary Richarde son depositing $100,000 with -the Jay Cooke, bavk at Washington, without gecurity, would nover havo beon comnyitted hod proyious viola- tions of law been punished. Congross cannot | overlook this act, and, on ita meoting, should he not bo sooner dismissod, ho should be im- ponchod, XIf thoro is to be any respect for Iaw, or any official responeibility anywhers, tho punishment of tho Violators of law must begln.’ — s NOTES OF THE ELEGTIONS. The total voto in Chicago for Mayor is 47,811, agninat 42,853 for Prosidont last yoer, and 89,600 for Prosident in 1808, —The vote of Milwaukee for Govornor: e e i, L %:.’J)‘.‘{'ui‘:,‘ ST :gim “‘?n:nhuz-'n, Rognn 2805 —1ho Oity of Jancsvillo, whoss former rpro- sontative in tho Wisconsin Légielature was the author of the so-called, Graham Prohibitory Liquor law, now elécts. John Winans to the Logislaturo, plodged to o repeal of tho law., The majority for Winaus (Domocrat) is 107, and for Gov. Wasliburn (Republican) 41, - * 0N —Wo quote from Drothor Hnrlan's Washing- ton Ohronicle :' O "The;Worceuter Press saya that tho timo s coming when ‘Massabhusotts will be' countod roliably, Demos erotie, It I very unreliable fn that direction ot pros. out, and Lug boon for years past, 1t 1a safa to suy that 1t Will bo 40 for yoars fo com, the Preza to the contrury notwithstanding, ¢ 4 Anawer: The vote of Worcoster: 5 ) 8 8 1 Governor, i Presldént, 12, Gaatori, Dot 80[airocley, 2,147 Washbliza, lép. Ceborne,308 —Tho voto of Bostan (the home of Gaston) ia: 17, g 1872, Gaston, Doin, Waahbiirn, RoP.voesse —1T'he four countics of Westorn Massaghu- sotta (tho homo of Washburn) voted as follows : 1679, w3 Gnaton, Pemw, Waslabjir, Tep. X —T'wo years ago Buifalo olagted Loran L. Lowis! (Ropublican) to tho New York Eonatp by 1,846 'majority ovor Willism G, Fargo, Thia your, |John @anson (Domocrat) ia elaoted Ly 1,200 gvor Lowia. The Rochestor distriof, two yoats ago, sont a Republican to tho Benato by 1,640 majority ovor Jurvis Lord, and his yesr - eondi Liord (Domoorat) by 8,000, 4 —Tho prevailing tendenoy among Ropubli- oang, this yepr, Ia manifosted even in 8t Law- ronce County, N.¥., whioh droyu off half its Nopablioan majority, And yet, tho ‘votors of Bt.” Lawrpnce didn't.do go in the ‘‘off yesr" that fo)lowed Prosldent Grant'a firat eleotlon,” —The Oity of Racino furnishod the last Domo- cratio eandidate (Doolittle) for Governor of Wie. oonsin In 1873, sad this year the Republioan osns didato (Bakor) for Lioutenant-Govornor, Re- publiean majority in 1871, 87; nuti-Iepublican ninjority in 1873, 144, —Qov. Washburn's' homo, City of LaCrosne, Wi, gnvo bim 14 majority in 1871, and thiayear 201 mojorily, Thin was for compliment, But tho city nluo olocted sohn McDouald, anti-Wash- burn, to tho Legwlature by 100, Mhis was for businoss, ¢ - 0 —Wo are plonsed to obrerve in tho good old Albany Everitng Journal ot Monday o much complaconoy ay Is oxpressed herein : Ropublicans tho sklss aro Uright, Thoe roports 4rom ll parts of Lo Htato continue of & favorablo and Chooring chiaractor, Tho Ropublican canvass and ose timato gves ua tho Btato, aud thero I ovory reason to Deliovo wo shdll do bolter ovon than fho canvass, As an {llustration, the canvasi:puts a certatn county 500 dgainst us, But onr own Informaloln from the most intolligont and roliablo sources is thnt 1t will ba 500 tho otlior way,”_And thiat is n snmplo of other cascs, . It, -mow, ‘the' Journal had ‘only ‘named that county ! . But{it's too lato, and wo may nover know.. . ¢ Tk —Tho Fifth Michigan (Grand Raplda) Distriot’ oleoted Wildor D. Fostor, Tepublican, to Con- | gross, last yoar, by 10,600 majority. This yoar, A vacanoy having beon caueod by death, the dis- triot. elocts Chiarlos 0. Comatock, & Domoorat! by 200 majority, Why is this thus, even in an ‘' off yoar?" : , —Tho Keokak Gale Oity, whoue cditor holda oftico undor Grant, confossos that U. 8, Grant would not have boon' an nvailablo candldate, this yoar. And something olso tho Gate Cily says, * which wo quote as paragraphed in tho Burling- ton Hawk-Eye : Tho Eeokuk Gate City, in whoso offico the absurd and foolish bolting plauk of tho Ropublican State plat- form had #is origin, proposes now to introducs another principlo, namoly, {hnt ' the party ahnll be pecuniarly responsible for " any steals, losses, dofalcations, em- bozzlomenta, otc,, tliat may Do porpetrated or ocour under tho adminfstration of any of the ofiicors clccted byitl That papor doea not indicate tho oxact manner in which it would have this done, but it would probe ably mako every porson who voted for Republican cane didates sign o' bond fora faithful porformance of tha dutios imposed uponcsch. With such n condition precedont what o rush thero would be to vota the Ro publican ticket | ; ‘—If tho Conservatives carry. Virginis, ag they probably will, thorn will bo a warof the glants ovor that Sonatorsbip. Gov. Walker, ex-Sona- tor B,- 3. T. Huntor, and A,.H, H, Bluart are attor it hot-foot—to eny nothing of logaer politi- cal Anakim.—Springfleld Republican. —tog e - LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Buit Agatnst the Chief of Polico, of St, Louis in the Intercsts of o Disropus= table. Woman., . Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, B7. Louis, Mo., Nov, 5.—The Canivan case has been proceeding for two days in the Court of Oriminal Ovrraction, and is attracting a good denl of “publio . attontion. It is n suit for dam- nges for falso : imprisonment against, McDon- ough, Chiof of Polico, by Mra. Uarnivan, wifo of 8 hack-driver.” 'The circumstances aro ss: fol- lows : Carnivan and tho Chiet live on opposite sides of Myrtlo stract. * Onoe evening in the early part ‘of tho summor, two women in a carriage drovo up to_tho door of Carnivan's house and wont In., Two or throe hours aftorward, the Obiof camohome, and arrosted Mra. Carnivan for ' divordorly conduct enid to havo oceurred whon the "womon called, Hho was taken to tho ata- tlon-hougo and confined with fomale thioves and prostitutes until morning.. The-Polico Commis- sionors susponded tho Chiof for several woo ke for transconding bis duty, no breach of peace having” beon proved; and Mrs, Carnivan now comes upon him for dmwnagos, through tho courts. Bhe has bersolf boon on the stand for Awo days, and tho testimony hns boen of the most piquant deécription, ‘A largo number of apectators have beon constantly in attondance. ho. dofonso triod to justify tho Chiof's conduct by showing that MMre. Carnivan o year or w0 ago, was a woman of tho town, and 80 rogistored. Tho prosccution acknowledged the fact, but claimed that this had nothing to do with the cado, and they wore sustained in their position by the Court. Tho Court also ruled out teatimony in regard to Mrs. Carnivan'a pros- ent conduot and tho charactor of hor ovoning visitors, Tho prosocuting witness appeared in tho witness-box, modestly attired in black, snd affectiug & cortain eaintliuces of look and benring, Occasioually tha old fire wonld blaze out, and sho would give answers that. startled Judge, jury, and spectators, She is good-loolk-. ing and infolligont. Dotails of o certain visit to Chicago and a stoppago at {he Bherman Houso wero oxoludod from the ovidenca, An air of ro- mance is givon to_tho case by the existonce of n husband, whom Mrs, Carnivan thuuqht doad whon sho espoused her presont lord. Lvory ap- proach to the Enoch Ardon businoss was, how- over, ostopped by the Court, . United States Circuit and District i . . Courts in Xowu, ! .Special Digpatek to The Chicago Tribune, Desblorses, Iows, Nov, 5.—The United States Circuit and District Courts adjourned to-day, In the District there wora six eriminal trials and two conyictions, oach cage being for o violation of tho Revouuo laws, In tho Circnit Court thore thore 313 cages continued, 126 judgments were entered, and 80 casen were dismissod. RELIGIOUS. National KLutheran, Sunday~School Convention. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Buoynus, Nov. 5.—Thoe proliminary prayer- meoting of tho Natioal Lutheran Sunday- Bcehqgol Convontion was held last evening, and an able sormon proached by the Rev. J. B, Helwig, of Dayton, Obio—subjoct, **The value and im- portance of Sunday-School Convontions.” At 9 o'cldck thia’ morning, the Convention was duly organized by the eloction of tho Rey. Juo. W. Goodlin, of York, Pa., as President; Mr, J, H. Emmingor, of Mausfleld, Secretary, and the Rov. 8. B. Barnes, of Wheeling, W. Va., Treos- urer, A numbor of questions pertaining to Sun- dny-8chool worlk woro -onrnestly discussed, and tho epirit of tho meotiug was very animated. This, evoning, the Rov. Dr. Conrad, of Philadel- phis, nddressed an immense audlenco ‘on tho subject of tho roligious training of the youny. There were ovor 100 delegates in attondunce, || _ THE INDIANS. Clioctaw Indians on o Railrond Ex- ou? @ cursion. i3 Sepauia, Mo, Nov. 5, —The Choctaw Logis- laturo pud their frionds recount many iucidents of pleasure on their trip overZthe M. K. & T, It, T, At Bedalin thoy received the courtesies and attentions of tho citizens, visited tho goneral oftice of the Company, and wero welcomed bi Gonerul Manngor Stovens, were shown throug] tho oftica of tho Company, and afterward taken through the machine-shops. Aftor n plossant drivo through the oity, thoy started for Boone- ville, Mo., on napncl* train, to aecopt tho hos- italitios’ of- that Wity, teudored them by ?he Mayor and citizons, A’ concort was gotten ~ up | for their ontortainment, and ' speeches’ - made’ by Col. - Loflors, and ather prominont Choctew Indiaus, Rewolu- tions of thanks wero Imsaed to tho General-Man- agor of tho M., K. & T\, Rtailrond for his kindnoss in giving them an opportunity to enjoy and sco 80 much of sdvancing clvilization,” Tho party loave to-night for Parsous and homo, and_thelr visit cannot fail of much good to them and thelr joountry. : e OBITUARY. # ©* Mrss Le Lo Stanton, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Prrrsnunoi, Pa., Oct. G,—Mrs, L. L, Btanton, mother of tholato Edwin M. Stanton, died to- day, aftor & short. illnoss, at tho rosidonca of hex daughter in Now Brighton, Beaver County, aged 80 years, < s The Right IRev. John Early. Rionzronp, Yo, Nov. 5,—The Right Rev, John Enzly; D. D.; Bishop of tho M, B. Uhurch South, diod to-day at Lynchburg, aged 88 yoars, pros daambed gttt SPORTING NEWS. - The Omaha REroess ¥ Qarawra, Nov. 6.—Tho first raco at the Driving Park this attornocon was o trot, best throe in five, for horses that had nover boaten 2:50, Tho entrioy wero Itutland Boy, Gray BIIH, and sorrol Frauk. The firat hont was won by Gray Blw in 2:613¢; tho sccond by Rutland Boy in 160 ; the “third by Gray Billy in fl:lfl}!{ tho fourth aud fifth heats Ly Rutland Boy in %61 aud 2523, L& horeo Davy Grocket won tho hlfmilo running raco in two hoats, enoh in 53 soconds, The otfior contestants woro Yivl, Rambler, and Bly, QVERLAND TRADE, Oxaxra, Nob,, Nov, 5,—Among tho froight East to- woro 44 oara tos, four of silk, and wo of sealskins, CANADA. : The Triumph of the Right. The Macdonald Ministry Resign on the Evo of a Division, Alezander Mackenzie Ordered YoBhin a Now Cabinet, The Composition of the New- Cab~ inet Foreshadowed, Grent Rejoicing Throughout Canada. . Spectal Diapalch to The Chicdgo Tribtine, TIIE ORISIS OULMINATES, OTrAWA, Oct. 5,—Tho great potitical crisis has ab length culminatod in the overthrow of cor- ruption, Tho Govornment yostorday was ovor- shadowed with corialn dofont, It had a following grontly demoralized under tho oxposo of Blake; the sentiment of an outraged and indig- nment poople eriod out for the erasuro of a atanding blob on the fair famo of their country ; and toall this was added tho exposure of unblushing attomipts at bribory which had boou brought under the cognizance of the Houso, Bir John and his asgoclatos, at the 1ast moment, . whon the Commons was about to rocord its cone domnation of their polloy, placed thoir roeigna~ tlons in the hands of s Ezxcolloncy, and with- drow from the position of his advisors and Lkeop- ora of their country's truat. TUE RESIGNATION OF TIE MINIETRY, This aftornoon, aftor the Houso had sssem- bled, and whon s division was momentarily ox- pocted to bo recorded, Bir John asked pormission to mako » statoment, which was, in effect, that feoling that -ho Lad " lost tho con- fidonco of tho Houso, ha had" this morning placod the resignation of ‘the Ministry in the hands of the Governor-Genoral; and that His Excellency had rocolved the same 3 and, farthor, that ‘Alexander Maukenzio, loador of the Opposition, had beon seut for to form a new Oabinot, > A DRIEF REOESS, s The House consequently adjonrnod, and mo action was talon on the bribory caso before the Houso or on sny otlior business, AACKENZIE AS PREMIER, It is understood that Mackenzie hag accepted snd is now forming his Cabinot, which is ex~ peoted to bo aunounced in the courao of n day or two, The country haily the announcemont with Joy, though no public demonatrations are noted. Thero ia statod £o bo.a strong bond of union ex- isting among thoe followers of Mackenzio, and it in belioved that his majority in the House will be lorge. Many formor Ministorinlists rojoico at, their escape from the dogradation of condoning tho Government’s corruption DODGE, : who at tho last moment came to render succor to the Government, and eulogized them' to tho bhighost polnt, hos added tho last stroke to his Inconsistency, innsmuch as ho vislafed his plodges that ho would not sgain’ appear in the Houso, 1t is particularly montloned ns worthy of noto that Sir John's announcemient to tho Houso was recoived in dead silonce by the Op- position—an exhibitiorfof modoration and self- control in the moment of victory which was highly commendable. 61‘:' the dssociated Press.) OrTAwaA, Ont., Nov,5—On the House As- sombling "this afternoon, Bir John A. Mpc- donald announced that tho Ministry had ten- dored_ their resignations, which had been ac- copted by the Governor Genernl, and that Mac- konzio had been sont forto form a uow Goy- oroment, Ho then moved that the Hounse ad- Jjourn till to-morrow, and the Pproceedings cameo to a close. THEB NEW CABINET. A It is rumorod that tho following members will coustitute tho new Cabiunet: Alexander Mac- kenzio, Mr. Macdonald, of Glongary ; Mr, Cart~ wright and Senator_Christie, from Ontario ; tho Hone, Dorion and Halton, Mr. Fournior, from Quobeo ; Mr. Smith, of Wostfork; 3lr. Burpeo, of §t. John, from Now Brunswick'; Mr. Dilloam and Mr. Coflin, from Nova Scotin, and Mr, Luird, from Prmce Tdward's Island, 1t {8 doflnitely sottled that there shall be only four Ministers from Ontario, and it is not quite cortain that the Hon, Dorion vwill take office, 88 ha is spolten of in connection with » Lower Can- ada Judgeship, At 9 p. m. it was lonrncd that Lalrd, of Princo Edward's Island,will not havo a scat in tho Cabi~ not, but that Mr. Young, of Waterloo, will be Jfaken in, 1t is probablo that Mr. Mackenzie will not tako » department, but will bo President of tho Council and Firat Ministor only, Afr, Blake will not take oftice. MEMPHIS, Departure of Yellow 'Fovor Nurses— The Cicalln Korgery Casc—Mors tory. Meareing, Tenn., Nov, 5,—Tho nurses in the employ of the Odd Fellows wora oacorted to tho dopot this morning, on their departure to their Lomes in Now Orleaus, by tho Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, aud. membera of the prase, in n procession, Nearly tho entiro memborship, of hoth orders participated. ¥ : MORTUARY. Tho report for twouty-four houra endlng 6 p. m,, shows yellow fover donths, 4 ; other causes, 8. " Tha woather is cloudy, with & moderate tom- Torature, TIIE CICALLA OASE, " At the meoting of the Oity Council to-day, Choirman Cicalln, of the Donrd of Aldermon, asked thut n committeo be appointed to inves- tigato tho clmr{fl)s against him of imposing on tha Citizens' Relief Cominisgary. Mayor Johnson regrotted tha¢ Ald. Cicalls bad assumed the duties of Mayor during hia iliness, thoroby enabling bim (Cicalla) to intliot & foul slaudor on tho charector of the City of Momshig, ond invited the attention of the Doard of Aldermon to his cugo, He hopod they would deal promptly in his case, im- posing snch punighment as the magnitude of the offenso doserves, THE MEMPIIS INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION opens on the 18th iust. to hold till the 10th of Decombor, o BELIER, New Yorx, Nov. 5,—The total amount -raised for the Momphis reliof fund in Brooklyn yestor- day waa $1,903.26. CASUALTIES, Marine Lo Dispateh to The C/ ' Spectal a0 Tribune, Deznorr, Mick., Nov. 5—A Bay City epeoial | of to-dny eays tho towof the propoller Prairio SBtate, which was broken up on Lake Huron re- contly and subsequently returned to Port Huron, wog broken up again off Ausable yesterday, whilo en routo to this point, The Fro otlor and Lior tow wero struck by a gale on Monday, The propolior hung on to the bargos until 4:10 s, m., ua{urdny, whion they broke udrift, Thebargo i"ynn woi soon bythe stenmor Bherman, off Huyrlgville last night, but the barges Polaud aud Northern Light are not hoard from. Tho, oboouor Lambort wont ashore at Hy- atoria, Island; the sohooner Btranger on the maialand at Falr Haven; the schooner Rural at Blg Oreelt; " und tho sail-boat Corpoutor at Quanicaso, Tho Inttor got off Monday, but the othors nro all ashore yet. 'Tho crafts all went asliora in tho galo of last woek. Considorablo damage was dong to tho docks at Casovllle, and sowe lumbor was washod away. Speciul Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mruwaukes, Nov, 6.—A privato dispatch to . B, Hibbard to-day contained the following particulars in rolution to the wreck of the dtonmor Oity of Toledo: *'We have got the lrnl[;he off, tnd aro stripping her of furniture, Willgat o steam-pump rboard this aftornaon, Lunst night was a bad one for tho steanier, Sho is full of water aft." A lator dlefinwh Baya 1 * All tho goods gnd furniture have boon taken off ; tho gngb‘fl uppor-works aro in bad shapo,” On ropeipt of this dispateh tho Governmont stenmor Aundrow Johnson startod out from this post to pull off thoe steamer if possiblo. A Steamer on Firo in Lake Ontario, TowaraNviLLg, Ont,, Nov. 6,—A steamer was goon to be on fire a foi miles off Point Dagling- ton at 8 o'clook to-uight, nud continuea to burn untll ~ the " veswol waa spparently oons e — ‘sumod, tho * burnihg hulk drig ‘in tho. lako, No partioulars ).mvnug bggx: iroceived, but all the availablo bonts nt thiy pork Lavo gono to the roseue, A iug wns goon going: {to tho burning stonmer from Nowcnstla, ¥ Willed by n Falling IZock, J - Bpesicd Diapatal to TS Chicago Tribupe, ; LABA{.):M, Nov. 6,—A minor named Pat ITaf. ifern, fu the employ of tho Northorn Iliinoly Cont \and Tron Gom(muy. in this clty, was Instantly ;killed at 11 o'clock {o-day by tha falling of 3 "rouk from tho roof of the mine in which fio was {8t work," 110 leavos n wifo aud four ohildren, i Nino Perions Drowned, Oarr: Vixcent, Nov. G.~—Yestorday afternoon lnino fishormon, wloso names hiave not yot been inscortainod, wero lrowned from n sail-boat off. ‘SBimeoo Island, fu Bt. Loawrenco River. Throo of tha party wore Soth Gieon's mon, engagod in collocting fish epawn, . Died of Lockjnw, : Broosuxatox. i, Nov, G.—John Lustor, & oung (rorman mechauie, of thia city, died of ook juw yostorday, from having run & nsil into Lbia foot threa wookn ugo. Two Childron Hurned to Denth, Orrawa, 11, Nov, 6.—Yostorday, at 11 o'clogk," o :muue'r;!]l}mur_} Motz o, Goriin, Living 1 the town of Tidon, LaSalla County, was burne: togethor with twa oluldion, % 4 Killod by o Fan. Br. Lopis, Nov, fh—Thomas M. Koamn l,:har‘or‘ on «P’ol.lmwl Lludulltll}nul}, foll from the sixth story to Lho batement of that b day. Ho was inutantly killed, il o CRIME. New York Oriminal Mattors, New Yonr, Nov, 6.—Whilo tho Rov, Mr, West was walking down Broadway, he was accosted by 8 young man who said that ho bad drawn a prize in'n lottory; that ho was in tho habit of givin, aportion of his winoiuga to tha church, an asked the clorgyman to accompany him to the Iottory offico to got the cash. The Ry, Mr, West was willing, and thoy enterod a saloon, whore the clorgyman participated in s little amo of bunko. He lost 76, and, concludin; that ho bad beon swindlod, cnused the arrest of tho lllefiud owner of tho saloon. . N2w Yonr, Nov. 6,—James Lonnon bas mada & confession that his fathor-n-law, Patnck Gil- ligan, shot Philip Roid Howard, at South Jamai. ea, L. 1., on Bunday, and implying that tho act was douo in solf-defouse. William M. Tiweed appoared {n the Court of Oyer and Torminer to-day, and, when his caso was cnlled, ox-Judgo Fullorton eaid that before any proceedings wore talon ho should hand in paper to which tho associate counsel for tha mewr had egreed. 'Tho paper is understood 0 be o protest againat Judfi avis prosiding at tho trial, and whon road by him seemed to oxcito “his surpriso and indignation. Ho charactorized tho papor ag oxtraordinary, and part of it un- truthful, but doclined to point out any particn. ldr passago’ns objectionable, Mr, Bartlett, of' the counsol for tho dofonso, then snid that if Judge Davis was o eaint from Hoavon thioy would take tho samo course, A recess was then taken, 1w order that Judge Davis might consult his ag~ Bociates. q ! Aftor the recoss, Judge Dayis announced that ho shiould take no action on the untruthful and extraordinary paper presented by Twood’s coun- sel, and ordored the caso to proceed, sharply- checking Graham and Bartlett, who das‘xm?‘:o argue tho point. After uxmnlulng o juror and electing him, and whon examining o second one, Tweed's counsol claimed that, as under the now lnw tho Court was ncting es a trier of Jurors, sbiould take tho oath formarly proseribed for triors. Judge Davis stated that it was no new thlng for 8 Judgoe to boa trier. Counsel con~ onded ngainst the Judge, but without any de~ cision on this novel point the Court adjourned. till to-morrow. It is understood that tho paper contains o protest of tho counsol azainst udgae Duovis presiding, on the grounds that ho 1s projudiced ni‘nmst accused siuco tho last trial, and nlso that ho is personally hostlle to him, fosiisca s . Escape of Jail Prisoners. Special Dispatch to The Chiego Tribune, Pronu, I, Nov. 5.—At Lawiston, Falton, County, this afteruoon, soven prisoners escaped from the County Jail by boring through the caile ingin a stonocoll. .None have boon teken, Tho Deputy Sheriff and posso are in hot pursuit of the esoaped ones, Man Shot and Futully Wounded Near B Richuiond, Inde Spectal Dizpatch to The Chicago Tribune, Rromioxp, Ind., Nov, 5,.—One Vick, rosiding eight milcs southeast of tho city, lad "an alters eation with his unclo, Mat Poters, and delib- exately shot him. Vick is nowin jail, churged with shooting with intant to kil The phy- sloian ig of the opinion that the wound is fatal. Tho PrizeFighter Looncy mHeld to N Appear. pectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, . Aurox, Nov, 5.—Iack Looney, of prize-fight~ ing notorioty, appeared at Edwardsville to-day and gave $2,500 bonds for his appearunca at tha next March term of tho Criminal Court. NMurder nt Bunlker Hill, ¥l Spectal Dianatch to The Chiéago Tribune, OAnLINVILLE, I1L, Nov. 6.—A. diliculty oconr~ red at Bunker Hill ‘to-day botweon two negroes, ‘which resulted in one of thom boing shot aud fnm- slantly killod, T'ho causo agsigned for tho dood, was joulousy, . J DMurder at Fast St. Louis, 011, JACKRONVILLE, IlL, Nov. b.—lIsanc McKay, a. brother of Maj, James McKay, of this oity, was shot and killod ot Enat 8t Louls yestorday in an election dimmllty. His romning pnssed through hore -lant night, and wero taken to Petorsburg,. Menard County, Iil., for.burial. | Fle Udderzoolk Oases West Cururen, Pa., Nov. 5.—At the adjourne: ment of the Uonrt to-ulght it was evident that the cavo .of 'Udidarzook was hopeloss. . Able counrel for the défouso bave nothing to bring forward to combast in nuy way tho awful array agninst him, bir, Waitaoy loft the caso on Fri= dsy. A movement is on foob to-night. to get Jano Udderzcok to advise- hor . son, to- con- foro all ho knows, and trust to. the merev of tlo Courl, dMra. Udderzook had anm: interviow with the counsel of tho insurance company, when the cxact stato of affairs was Inid before Lor, showing the light in which all perties in tho inguiance and homicide cases stand, and that thie ouly Lope her son could have was in making o claan Lrenst of it. Her dotor- mination may Lave ihe effect to wring & confes= slon from tho prigoncr, Othorwise the dofense wil go over. ¥ Found Dend. Correspondence of 1'he Chicago Tribune, . McGuraor, I[a., Nov. man whoss name is unkmown Ianded from the steamer Min~ nesoln, last night, at Lnnsth,‘ Is,, and wos found dord in his room at the Union House thia morning. - It is thought he poisoned himsolf, At the samo Itfluv.'o and houso, » man named Butler, from Dayton, 0., was fouud dead in his room'this moruing. " Ho hind bocn sick consider~ n[:bly of late, and Was intoxicatod the night be- ora, ; Unpleasnnt Developments About the Juckson County (In.) Sanfe=Itobberys " F'rom the Dubugue Herald, Nov, 4, Binco the courranca of the Jackson County eafo-robbery at Andrew, throo weoks and more 880, and sinco tho Bourd of Buporvisors mot and Degan o investigato thonffair, the County Treau- urer, James Bryan, Los boen industriously en- goged overhauling the wooounts of his ofiice, at tho, solleltations of his frionds and the Board. * His labors were fiutshod and his balances struck on Mondny, wo aro rolinbly {n-. formed, - snd will bo omcmlli sunounced in Andrew ta-dni. Tho result is that the deficien~ oy na shown by tho books and vouchers in his oflico amounts 1o 841,280, which he insists was stolon’ in the robbory. Bofore Le began his sorutiny of the books he estimated tho dofiolon~ oy from: 12,000 to 16,000, then he raised hig cstimato to $20,000, and now in conolusion the figures climb boyond the worst oxpectation, A rofound focling of gloom provails at Andrey, AMaguakotn, Bellovue, and overy ant of Jook- tiou County ut this denoucment. An export has boonappolntod to revise the books sud the ‘Lraasurer’s oflico, who will bogin his dutios on the first of January, and it s feaned he wili dls- cover a atill woruo condition of affairs, It fs al- 80 said that Bryant's bondsmen cannot be held for tho full amount of tho dofioit, Sovoral of thesa are men of no financial eredit and caonot pay anything, while othors ot tho ton, who are asbundantly sble to meot tho domnnd aingly, os= capo it by & olauso in the bond which provides that caoh bondsmon can only Lo Lold to pay —— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New _Yuflx. Nav. 8.—Arived—§t eamship Rus~ sis, from Livorpool. Loypon, Nov, 6,—Stoamship Bamarls, from New Yorls, Las arrived out, Bouruaxrrox, Nov, 5, ~ Arrived — Steamet Mynl. from Naw York. 5 W i H