Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1873, Page 1

' ) \? | i hS . VOLUME 27. " THE OHICAGO TRIBUNE. CEICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNT. " THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN THE NORTHWEST. THE PAPER FOR THE -* FARMER, i )l X IAECHARIC, HANUFACTURER, | MERCHANT, BANKER, PROFESSIONAL MAK, AND THE FIRESIDE. PROSPECTUS FOR 1874 4 . The coming year promises to be the most eventful in a political sense that we have soen since the close of the war, . The gquestions which have engrossed and divided the publio mind during the past twenty yoars ere rapidly passing away, and we find growing up in different parts of the country a party called by vari- ous names---in California the Inde-~ ', pendent party, in Iowa the Anti- Monopoly party, in Wisconsin the Reform party, in Illinois the Farmers’ Movement---having a com- mon purpose and inspiration, and exhibiting a strength which proves that it answors one of the chief de- * + mands of the hour. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE will give o large share of its attontion to this NEW MAN- IFESTATION OF PUBLIC SENTI- MENT. It holds: 1st. That the old party organiza- tions are essentially corrupt and fraudulent. Having no longer any «(Jpinociples to carry into effect, they * hae become, mere business enter- prses, making a show of opposition tooeach other, but really sharing in th proceeds of profligate and dis- bnest legislation. To suppose that wny healthful reform can flow from the pretended éfforts of these worn- out and demorsalized partnerships s altogether vain and illusory. 2d. That the tariff system now in vogue is a cunning device to rob the many for the beneflt of the few, and that its effect is to cause farm pro- ducts to exchange for about one-half the guantity of foreign or ¢pro- ,«ected” goods they would otherwise buy. . 3d. That railroads cannot exact more than a fair rate of interest on the capital actually investedin them, and that when, in addition to this, they claim dividends on watered stock and fraudulent bonds, the State may rightfully interfere for the protection of the people ; thatunjust discriminations between different localities are in violation of law and should be prohibited. 4th, That subsidies or bounties of money, land, or public credit, to railway, steamship, or other corpo- rations, are flagrant abuses of the powors of government, franght with the gravest dangoers to the people, and tending to promote corruption, extravagance, speculation, and < finencial disaster. g The general character of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is too well . established to need recapitulation. ” H'is always independent and fear- less in the expression of its views. In its news department it is second to no paper in the United States. . The Weekly Edition contains a care- fully prepared summary of the news of the weck, brought down to the hour of going to press. Literary, political, financial, so- cigl, and agricultural topics will oofisfitute, as hoeretofore, leading features of the Weckly Edition, and no pains will be spared to increase its attractiveness in these depart- ments. Its market reports are un- surpassed, embracing all the infor- mation which farmers require for tho intelligent transaction of busi- J ness, both as sellers and buyers. . THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is a . large eight-page shoet, of the same g1ze as tho Deily Tribune, consisting = of fifty-six columns of closoly- . printed matter, and, as a family ! pewspaper and in its goneral make- ) up, is unsurpassed by any paper in tkw land, “IEE, TRIBUNE will be furnished 4 during the ensuing year st the fol- * lowing rates, payable in advance: ) WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Single Cony. Elve Copie ten Cople: Fiftoen Copl Twenty Cople 5 DAILY TRIBUNE. 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" Romittandos may bo made by ¥ draft, money ordor, or registorod lettor, at our risk,, - Specimeén Copies Sent Free, E) {.rive Post Office address in full, in- diuding Stato and County, and ad- .-dress 'TRIBUNI OOMPANY, Ohioago, I, DRESS GOODS, CARSON, IRIE & 00.% ~ PRICES il the Lowsst | Farthor and swoeping Reduotions in prices of FIRST-OLASS DRESS GO0DS, ot - Gorner Madison & Peoria-Sts We will meet the lowest prices made and go lower, ‘Wo shall display on our centre-tables this wook, at TWENTY-FIVE OENTS, on as- sorted lino of Dross Goods, some of whioh are reduced from 60 conts, all desirable shades, FRENUHAMERINOS, all reduced, ENGLIVH MERINOS, 36 ots, yd, ALL-WOOL OASHMERES, 87 1-3 ots, yd. ALL-WOOL EMPRESS OLOTHS, 36 ots, yd. Highor Qualities EMPRESS OLOTHS at o saorifios, : BLACK ALPAQAS reduced from 45 to 26 ots, OAMEI/S HATR SUITINGS at your own rioe, Ys?x-q-w;ide PRINTED ORETONNES, 12 1-2 ots, Frenoh and English PRINTS marked down, LYONS ROLL POPLINS, 62 1-2ots, half rice, BEAUK SILES will be slaughtered, Other Ihr%nins as_heretofore advertised, IT PATS 0 TRADE ON THE WEST SIDE, Corner Madison & Peoria-gts. i TABLE LINENS, &o. TABLE LINENS TOWELINGS MARKED DOWN FOR MONDAY, Nov. 2. FIELD, LEITER & 60, RETAIL Loom Damask 75¢ from $1, Bleached Barnsley Damask $1.25, $1.50 from $1.50 and $2, s, down to Gie. ¥ Real. Damask Napkius, an_unusu- ufa,l,mlly nice article, $1.50 {from B. 1. Diaper (picces of 16 yards) 25¢ frmg 40c¢. Bleached and Unbleached Huclk Towels, 0 and $2, large re- duetion, Loom Huck, superior, 20c. Barnsley Toweling, 15¢ {rom 20c. Crashes, 8c from 1Uc. Specialties in Honeycomb Quilts, $1, $1.50, and $2, largely re- duced. And. a splendid assortment Mar- seilles, Quilts at corresponding priices, STATE AND WASEINGTON-STS, LOTTERY. TEB300,000. Capital Prize, $60,000, Missouri State Lottery. Graud Slugle Number Scheme. v L dayof ith, [, 880 Prizes, amonnt.. e I W Ciorae 103 Jes ki Som for gireulig 16 MURRAY, MILLK & CO,, Box” 3440, St. uis, Mo’ ROVAL ILATANA LOTTERY, Dravringzs Iwie svory month, Giroulnes, Kising fnll in- format foti, eon plication. Prizes oarhed and orders e, aiy drawing ‘T8th Decombur, ddrans &, MALIG Afianta, 62 liroadway, Now Fork, Rovin B, ar P. 0. 1ix 24 FOR SALE. SLABS for SAL At Sn'wmill, enst end of Tlinois-st., North Side, -per cord in yard, §6 per cord delivered, e ANTID..AGENTS--FHON 8715, ta 8200 por mouth, evorywhero, ta sell uno)} of the most nsoful articles evor inventod! neoded (n avery family, Sond for Clrcu) far. Add "% sroowu & co., | f Curoaao, . _PHANTOM FOWDER, “PHANTOM.” <41 gin'a Phantom Powdor® Ladios will find this the nloost, whitesr, soltast, vrottiost of faco powiders, Nano wiould fall to tiy it. You aro sure to bo dellghited with llllhflll ‘ll:’AlM:fl: IIE“A“UT\:‘ l&lul\‘l“l to i%:ll UGII!IHXO‘HII‘I.‘Ia Kol by drikglats at Sy and 6 'conty nor bax. Tliy tra Rt b s Slosbra: VAN SOITAAUR, BRVENROS & ROBERT WINTHROP & 0O, BANXERSE AND BROKERB, 3 .st., Naw York, executo vrlers for HTOUKS, o SOt ation 7';:«'::" et fntorost on- Dise %, And transabt a konural Baukiug o Tirokoris “Carms, o sear, Vartiol conreo In proportion, 1 Joakares Yior day fr nino manth, by dudken LYRAN ARUMBULL, Ja . DOOLTETLE, and HENIY u Mu,d i ‘Drat ');.‘ PUSHELEN Su MY o M’(’tlbs’.' initore el \.EJE'.?ESW'-' ol j al A/ ! CHICAGO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1873. LET US HAVE PEACE. Only the Most Pacific * Advices from Spain. Arbitration Strongly Favored at Madrid Instead of War, Emperor William, of Germany, Recommended as Umpire. The Spanish Government Denies the Report of Violenes -to Siclkles President Castelar and the British Minister in Conference, Seoretary Robeson Hos Already Spent 18,000,000 in Equipping War Vessels, The Restoration of the Embargoed & '(}ubnn Property of Americans, Sphinx-Like Remarks of Pres- ident Grant. AT THE SPANISH CAPITAL, Maonmm, Nov, 22—Evening.—The roports that violanco had boen offored by the Madrid popu- Inco to Gen Sickles are pronounced falso. Presidont Castelar had o long conforence to- doy with Loyard, British Ministor. Tho result of the interviow ia favorablo to the continuanco of good rolations, J Tho idea of submitting tho case of tho Vir- ginius to arbitrationds much telked of. Should thia conrso bo agreod to, the German Emporor is indlcatod aa tho probablo arbitrator. ! i it WASHINGTON ADVICES. Bpecial Dispateh to Tho Chicano Tribune, TRE AFFRONT TO MINISTER SIOKLES DENIED, ‘Wasursatox, D. 0., Nov. 28.—The Spanish Min~ istor, Admiral Polo, ins recolved a tologram from Lis Governmont, a copy of which he delivered to Secrotary Fish to-dny, contradicting the roport of hostilo manifestations against the Unifed States Ministor at Madrid™ The telegram de- claroa that Gon. Sicklos is treated with conside- ration and respeet, and that tho infemperance of Ianguago of tho Monarchical pross bas beon promptly siloncod by the threats of immediato punishmont. RESTORATION OF ENMBARGOED GOODS. The Ministor of the Colonies reports from ‘Havana that the restoration of embargord prop- orty of American citizons is hoing diligently pro- cooded with, CONBULTATION OF TIE SECRETARIES, Becrotary Robeson Is closoted with Socretary Fish to-night, in consultation on the Spanish complication. [0 the Assoctated Press) WIAT THE PRESIDENT MAY HAVE AID, New Yong, Nov. 23.—Washington speclals to tho New York papérs contaln the following: During an interviow with a prominent Sonator, Prosidont Grant is said to huve used the follow- ing languago : “YWhen the Government males every prepa- ration for an aggressive or dofonsivo polioy, iits out its nayy, and does ovurflzhing to mako the army effactivo up io iho limit of calling for troops, you cnn put whatever construction you please on such activity, If wo dre to judgo of such movements oy o civilian, I should say thoy wero warliko, Ido not romomber of unything of tho kind having boen done in this country, which was not o prefaco to peaco or to entisfac- tion for our offonded honor. 8o far, I beliove our history sustaing mo in this assertion. It my messago to Congress does not convey this idea, it will be becauso I forgos tho words in which fo express i [ DENURRERS, A Horald special, from Washington, suys tho Spanish objections to our domauds axe tho fol- lowing: s . Firsi—Thot the Virginius is not an American ahip, as sho was owned by the Cubans and rogis- tored in the namo of ono Pattorson, residing in Now York. Sccond—She has forfeited ovon the falee reg— intry by subsequent salo to othor partics. filn-{l—shu lias_frequently sailed during the past two years under flagn of other countrics. Four at Gon, Byau was not o citizon of tho Unitod States, Fifih—That the Virginius, ot tho time of lior doparture, was ongaged in an unlaw ful oxpedi- tion agninst n friendly powor. A BOBER: BECOND THOUAIT, ‘o Spanish question is everywhoro discussod with more enlmnesa than lnst” wook, and tho improusion seems to provail, to a greator extent thau horotofore, that there will ba NO WAR ! botweon the United Biutos aud Spair tono of thq Spanish Ministry continues friondly, and o aisposition is manifested tonct in all minttors in controversy in mich a_way as will progorve peaco botweon tha two natlons, NEWS FROM MADNID. ‘The only important conmunication recofved hiore to-dny from Mudiid was by the Bpanish Ministor, Admiral Polo, who communicated the contents to BSecratary TFish, Tho Spanish Governmont comradicts tho report of any hostilo manifostations against the Amorican Miwmstor, aud say that Gou, ;Sicklos I8 treated with connidorntion ond rospoct, nud that somo intemperanco of language on the part of the Mounwrehical pross was promptly silenced by a thrent of [mmodiato punishmont, g vt NAVAL MATTERS. Spectal Dispatch to T'he Chicaqo Tribune, BUNDAY WORK IN WASHINGTON, ‘Wasimiaroy, D. O, Nov, 23.—The full forco at tho Wnshinglon Navy-Yard wns kopt at work all doy to-day, notwithatanding it ls funday, WECKETARY RONESON BAYA, in oxplanntion of hia recont great activity, that o hias actod morely at an oxceutivo oficer, and in obedience to ordors from hiu superiors, The smount chocked out of tha Tronsury by the Scu- rotary of the Navy on account of oxpondiiuros for fitting out war-vesnols ainco tho capturo of the Virgintus, up to lnst night, was §,000,000, Spectal Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune, AT THE CHARLESTOWN YARD, Tosron, Nuv, 23.—~Work was progoouted in the Clintlostown Navy-Yard to-day as if it was not Bunday, and every dopartment was driven as it war was.ulready sl our doors, Ovar 2,000 men aro now _omployed, and aro distiibntod as follows : 1,078 in the construction department ; 472 1 the Clvil Enginoer’s dopartmont { 01 in o oquipmont ; 83 in tha ovdjuary, and D in that of provision and clothan, THE FIMXKLIN was floatod out of the dry-ilock yesterday noon aud now 8 anchored a4’ the lowor shear-whar ond roady for hor boilesn and rlufllng, Ble will be iu complete readiusvs, St I8 now thougls, The oquipped with arma and stores, insido of two ‘wooks. As soon as sho {8 off THE BROORLYN will be driven shoad, and it is ssid sho will be tully fi»rnpnrcd for sorvico a wook after the Franklin's doparture. ''he bollers Liave beon plaged In hor, but the plping g yot to ba done, and hor rigging sccured. » 'As 800n a8 tho Franldin was ot out of dry- dock 100 mon who had boon employed upon hor woro discharged, but an oqual force was added to the engincer's dopartmont, and thoro {8 GREAT BTIN AND BUSTLE all ovortho yard, In tho morino departmont, thero is every indication of unusual life, The now rooruita aro drilled as fast os they come in, and overy offort 18 making to render thom it for duty at onée. BEAMEN WANTED, Commandor Problo iasuod clroular, sbout a wack ago, to onlist soamon of all grades, and o Iarge numbor havo boon alroady roormted. Many of thoso are landsmen and groon hands. TIE DROOKLYN'A OFFiOERS il include Capt. Luxton, formerly Inspootor of Ordoanco hero, in command; Chiaf lIFInunr, Jo Jobueon; First Engincer, E, P. Phillips, or- derad from 'Loaguo Island; snd Gunner, . P. Cushman, TIE FOANKLIN'S OFTIOERS are Licut. R. M, Outts, from the Hydm%m hio Offico, in command ; Chiof Ingincer, A. J. Kin-~ ntoad, ordored from Philadolphia ; Guoner, T. R. Wilson, TIE DIOTATOR IN NEW YORK. New Yonrx, Nov 23,—The monitor Dictator from Now London arrived to-day in tow of two large stoam tugs. & THE WOROESTER AT KEY WEST, XKry Wes, Nov, 23.—Tho Unitod Btates stoam- or Worcostor, flag-sbip of tho North Atlantic fleot, has arrived hore. . TWO MONITORG FOR KEY WEST. Pramaperrma, Nov. 23.—Tho Monitor Man- battan, convosed by tho Powhattan, will loave for Koy Wost to-morrow. ——— ‘THE_LONDON TIMES SPEAKS. Loxvox, Nov. 24—5 a, m.—Tho Times, to-dny, says tho domand for the surrender of the Vir- gmmn conld not with justice be meintained, but o othor domands roported to hiave boen made on Ssn(n by the United Btates aro just, and En- gland might woll join in, FOREIGN. Failure of the Negotiations for the Surrender of Car- 3 tagena. Disracli Prediots a Confliot Between the Temporal and Spiritual Powers of Europe, Resignation of the Jhpanese Ministryes- Exeoution of Officers in St, Domingo. SPAIN. Loxpox, Nov. 24,—A spocial to the Times re- ports that tho negotiation for tho surrender of Cartagona proved a complote failuro. Contreraa bas siuce boen arroated by the Intransigento on suspicion of haying connived with the conepira- tors, ——— GREAT_BRITAIN. Loxvox, Nov, 20.—Disracll made a politieal spoech at Glnagow Inst evening, He govoroly criticizod the Governmont, and predioted a groat struggle in Europo_betweon tho spiritual and toemporal powors, He foared tho conflict might result in anarchy, and doclared tho partisans of homo rulo in Ircland would unmask and show Great Britain thoir real dosign. pi DusLry, Nov. 20,.—An immonso domonatration in favor of home ruls took place in this city to- day. 1t is cstimatod that G0SR0 porsons - took pazt in the pracossion snd mnsy mooting which followod. Spocohos woro made by Messrs, Butts, Maztin, and others, No disturbanco oo~ currod. —_—— SAPA Bax Fraxorsco, Nov, 23.—The steamor Great Ropublig arvivod to-Isy, brings Japan datos to o Nov. 1. On Oct. 24, tho Ministors of the Mikado with two excoptions sent in their resiguations, which wore accopted, though somo havo siuco with- drawn thom. ‘Tho rock on which they split was tho Coros project. A plan for sending an oxpo- dition against that country was warmly offerod by Twalura, lato Ambugsador. San Jo Daifin, tho Primo Minister, bad baou_very ill, liaving Deen attacked with o kind of convulsive fita from overwork. Hois bottor and has withdrawn his resignation, as also had Okuma, Minister of Tinance; snd now Torrashimaglato Ministor to England, is plncod at tho Foroign Offica. Ito, latoly ono of tho Ambassndors, is Ministor of TPublic Works, and Yamnguchi and Kido, both of whom woro connected with Iwakurs os Ambassn- dora, aro in tho Ministry, though Kido ia 80 par- alyzod that itis vory doubtful whother ho will b6 ablo to do much work. Bugesclima, lato Am- Dassndor to Chinn, is one of thoso who bnyo re- signed. Tho Miltado finally abandoped his Corean and Formasan projocts. Tho Court journals roport the Empross of Tapan encointd, 'ho nows from Chius I8 unimportant. paaclSibiniins THE WEST INDIES. HavANA, Nov, 23, —Couui Sasu Fernando was assussinated ot the door of his mension this morning by a young man, Tho tragedy was tho result of domestic troubles, Bax Dosunao Ciry, Nov, 12.~Gen. Manzuota and throe othor Generals havo boen shot by or- dor of Presidont Daoz. Thoy wero implicated in tho rocent revolutionary movoment. It is roparted that six othor officors of high rank now in ‘mgnuu on similar charges will soon bo oxe- outed. MICHIGAN. The Prison Reform Movemecents=Dr, Wines in Detrolte=Probab) IResig= nation of State Officers=='The Cons test for the Appointment of a Ilomeopnthic Professor in Ann Arxbor. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Derrorr, Mich., Nov. 23,—Dr, E. O, Wines, of Now York, addrossad s largo gathoring at tho First Oongrogational Church to-night, set ting forth tho gonoral mcope of tho American Prikon _Roforrt movoment. At the conclugion of hig romarks practienl stops wero tnkon towards forming a Prison Roform Association in this city, by the uppointmont of . special commitice, composcd of tho following gentlomen: Gov. Dagloy, E. 1t Brocloway, Ohatlos A, Kent, Jofforson \{;noy, und W, A, Butters. N. L, 8inith, of Flint, has resigned his posi- vion ng ono of tho Truston of the It Arylum ; and it is alao undorstood that Gongros sinn-oleok 4 W.R. Williams in about to roa(ilv;n his position on tho Commisvion on Ponal an stitutions of the Btate. . Tho homeopathy Professorship ease comes up abt Ann Arbor to-morrow hofare tha Circuit Judge, when a roply in bohalf of the Rogonts will bo filed, and the dato for tho argumont of tho caso by couusal will be definitoly fixed., AN EARTHQUAKE. A Sovere Shock in Northern Califors nin and Oregon, 8ax Fraxcisco, Nov. 22,—AL 0 o'olock to-night ». nevuro shook of oartliquako was folb ot Yreka, Cal, Insting 16 soconds, T'he shook was ulio ol at Urave Crock, Oregon, 100 milos narth, T'his was the soverast shock over feltin that part of the country. BN Fnaxotsco, Nov. 28,—Tho oarthquake in Orogon last night Was quite sevoro, extonding over tho greator lmrtlun of tho Htato at about tho vame hour or a littlo lator, A slight shock w;n fult in this olty, No damago was dono sny- whoro, Reformatory In- e SO PERSONAL, Speetal Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Dernorr, Mich,, Nov, 43,—D, "0, Whitwood, ono of the oldest residents of this clty, aud for eoyoral yosrn ita Qomptroller, lo reported to ight av bolng very dsugorously UL, FINANCIAL. Another Suit Instituted Against Daniel Drew by Stook Operators, Resumption of Business: by Manuiac- turers in Piltsburgh and Buffalos The Completed l’a.rt of the Northern Paciflo Railroad Acoopted by the Government, NEW YORK, Apecial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BUIT AGAINST DANIEL DIRW, New Yorw, Nov. 23.—On Saturday last anothor suit was institutad against Daniol Drow, for con- epiracy to dofraud Ernest H. DBiedermsnn and Jacob Rubino, who place thelr damages at 8100,000, As tolographod you on the 14th inst., Stophon H, Aldon has rocontly bogun suit against Drow to racovor $203,001.26,which he claima be lost by buying 11,000 eharos of worthless Quicksilver stock on Drow’s roprosontations that it would rapidly rigo in valuo. Tho complaint instituted on Baturdny alloges that, at tho timo of Lia dosl- ings with Aldon, Drow wae nanbfflrhm with Alden and Bugono N. Robinson to untoad his Canton stock upon tho plaintiffs, whom, it is chargod, woro viotimizod to tho oxtent of £1,000,000. TIE OANTON COMPANY was organized ovr thirty yours ago for tho pus- poso of improving coriain Jands adjacont to tho City of Daltimoro, Nonrly 91,250,000 havo been uxynndod by the Company in grading streots, bullding plors, oto., aud in_cobstructing rail- ronds designed to enhanco tho valuo of their proporty ; stook has also boon subscribed by tho Onuton cor‘?)mny in monufacturing enterprison which it was proposed to ecalablish on thoir lands. ‘Tho incomo of the Compnny aroso from the sales of lots and wator-frontago and ground- rents on loaoed lands, TOE PLAINTIFFS GLAAM that in Novombor, 1873, the capital stook of the Com&uny was 84,430,000, of which Drow owned 93,000,000 ; that ho ropresentod to thom that it would soon advance in value; but that Alden and Robinson,also atockholders, had bocomo sud- denly alarmed and woro anxious to sell, _Drow added that ho would not ssll his stook under any considoration until it advanced to 81.50@2 per share, its market valuo then being about par. Aocting on those ropresentations, the plaintiffs allogo thnt they bought of Alden and Robinson Canton stock to the amount of 18,600 shares, payiug 81,807,100.75. Tho stock novor sdvance above the price thoy paid for it, and whon, in Ecgmmhnr Inst, thoy wero compelled to soll, thoy did €0 nt a Joss'of $100,000. it e T THE MANUFACTURERS, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Prrrapunon, Pa,, Nov. 23.—The Pennsylvania Cotton aud Sheoting lills will resuma to-mor- Tow mopning, and give omployment to over 300 operatives. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Byrravro, N Nov. 23,—Pratt’s rolling mill, at Black Rocl, which was suspondod on the 1at of tho month, resumes to-morrow. Bevon hun- drod men wero employed there. e THE RAILROADS. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ACCEPTANOE OF A SECTION OF THE NORTHERN PAOIFIC DY TIE GOVERNMENT EXAMINEES, Wasnmarox, D. C., Nov. £3,—The roports of the Govornment Commissionors to examine tho Northorn Pacific Railrond, Mossrs. Sands and Stoolo, will bo filod to-morrow or Tuceday. It will recommond tho accoptanco of tho scction oxamined, boing 190 miles. This will make about 400 miles alroady accopted by tho Govern- mont, and on which patents will be issued for the lands granted by law. Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Borraro, N. Y., Nov, 23.—On Saturdsy bo- twoen soventy and olyht{ cmployos of tho Erio Raidway boro wore diacharged. “The Paymas- tor i8 over & weok bohind, and conmiderable dissatiafaction provaila, —_——— PITTSBURGH. special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. RUMORED DEFALCATION, Prrrsnonot, Pa., Nov, 23.—There are rumors on tho stroots hero to-day of a defaleation of up~ wards of $500,000 that can bo traced to no relin- blo souroe. A ‘prominent ivstitution is mon- tlonod, and o prominent man ; but, Ro far, tho offair {3 wrapped in the dnu{mut myatory. ' To- morrow may dovelop sometbing now. T pub- lie h:m iamost anxiously waiting for develop- monts. * CRIME. An Affray Between Two Young Mich- ignn Farmers Leads to Serious Ke sultn, Speciat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, EasT Sacr¥aw, Mich,, Nov. 20.—Orville Rud, a young farmor of this county, engzged in haul- ing pressed hay to DBirch Run Station, whilo coming with & lond last Saturday. got into an altoreation with Irving Spalsbury, in front of tho farm-houso of tho lattor, about a milo south of tho station, Hard worda led to blows, and, durlug tho struggle, loed mtruck Spalss bury on tho head with & apade, catiing s torriblo gash threo Inches in length, Tolegrams woro ment_to thin city for an oflicor ond surgeon, and Dr. Ross and “Oflicer Wood waut out on tho 2:20 train. Reed waa brought through to this city in tho ovening. Dr. Rors ia of tho opinion that Spalsburg_would probably not live through tho night. Both of tho men aro young farmers, stand el in tho cnlnmunizm and the affair croatos considerablo oxcitoment tho neighborhood, COharged with Incendiarism in Fort Wayne, Ind. Special Dispateh to The Chicano Tribune, TFont WAvNE, Ind,, Nov. 23.—The insurance companlos intorestod in tho Broadway $15,000 conflagration of last August, having entortainod s suspicion o8 to the origin of tho firo, have cnusod an 1vestigation to ba made into tho matlor. A prominent druggist named A, O. Koil, who occupiod one of tho stores burned, and his clork, Ed Balloux, havo boon arrosted on a charge of sotting firo to Kiol's premises, thoraby _cnusing the destruction of {'\m whole Dlock, Mr, Kiol was heavily insurod st tho time of tho fire. Tho two men woro arrosted at 2 o'clock thia morning, aud lodgod in jail to await thoir trisl, Allogeda Rapo, Special Dispateh to The Chicuga Tribune, Moxricerro, Ind., Nov, 2,—A man named Willoy, & citizon of this placo, has boon ar- zostol'on obargo of committing a rapa upon his daugltor, Publio fooling Iu high ngainst Dim, and 16 is “thought if tho law doos not net promptly in tho matter tho citizens will take tho caso in thoir own hands, ‘Che Prize=Fighters, Allon nnd Kolly, IEoleasod on Bail-Ohambers Cun Got No Bully and Languishes in Jail. 87, Louw, Nov, 83,—Tom Allon and Tom Relly yolurnod from Edwardavillo to-dav. Thoy Tinye antored into bonds of 35,000 euch to appair for tral for participathig in a prizo fight in IHli- noly on last Boptonibor, Arthur Ohambors, who wae alfo talien at Ei- wardsville, lu in Jail thoro, unabl to obtawn bail, Eorgers Arrestod in 8t. Louls, 87, Louis, Nov, 28, —James Howard and John Onrten, two woll-known forgors of Now York wore afrested liova to-day for Lumug forgod checks on tho Drondway Bauk ona day lust waelk, Unsuccesstul Attompt to fob n Hanlc, Correspondenco of The Chicago Trfbune, ¢y sanszeo, ‘)Ilch.h Nor. 1, Tho pxcitomont attonding the hoar-fight Lere, vouontly chyou foled in Tux'l 51V, had bardly subnlded, when the town was trented to another seneation. 'Thia was causod by the almost auc- consful attompt of throo entorprising gentlemen to ' baar” tho money market, or, in otjor words, to diminish the amount of cash on hand in the vaults of the First National Bank. Tho time of tholr oporation wa Iast Bundny night, and tho looation was hardware-store adjolning tho bank, Tho vault of the bavk is built up against tho partition-wall that divides the bank and storo, Tho gentlomen onterod tho hardware- storathrough a aky-light, and, going to tho firkft floor, commonced making n holo in the wall that kopt thom from the vault. Thoy had almosi sucocodod,—but a fow bricks moro, and thoy would have beon ready to attaclk tho eafos ineido of tho vault,—whon, from some causo or othor, thoy bocame alarmed, suddonly coasod work, and postponed further oporations indofi- nitely, 'Thoy loft bohind tholr tools, conaisting of 60 differont kinds of saws, chisels, drills, oto. No puspiclons aro entortainod as to who the would-bo robbors wero, Thoy must foal rather blue to know that thoy wero noedlessly soarod away, and_ that, but for thoir own norvousaosn, they could have holped thomsolves to all of the money in tho vaults, Qonviction of n Gang of Counterfoitors in North Caroiina, Correapondence of The New York Tribune, Asnvinir, N. O., Nov. 17.—To-day I send you tha results of tho trials of a portion of the gront gung of countorfollors, ~'ahovars * and ealers in the “queor” in this Btato. North Carolins, Tenncsaco, and Southwestorn Virginin liavoof Iate baon ovorrun with counterfeit money. Tho bills and fractional currency, and ti silyor and gold coin, though poor and ' genorally vory inortistio in_mako, linvo found smong our tod greedy morchants and drovers and too ignorant mountaincors a roady transmission from hand to Dand, but tho facts olicited provo that mon, in~ cluding tho names of rich planters, doalers in livo_stack, and ofco-holders, Liave lont their activo sststauca to theso nofarious trangactions, and have given o sort of coloring of respoctabilic ty to tho business. 5 Judgo Dick s concludod tho labors of this sonsion of biy Court at Ashovillo, and Inat Satur- dny it was ndjourned. 'I'ho Court ling beon om- ployed in trying tho porsons charged with fasu- ing and dealing’ in_countorfoit money, and tho records of Baturdsy night show tho following convictions: David Frazior, for passing and deslingin countorfeit gold coin of tha donomina- tion o $2.50, was sontenced to bard Iabor in the* Ponitentiary for threo years. Lee DBeclkor, o rosldent nnd planter in West Virgima, was convicted a8 s wholesalo donlor. Jason 8, Hydo, who was formorly tho High Shor- it of Graham County, wag found fiuluy of con- spiracy with othors to pass and deal in _countor- foit moncy, and was sontonced to hard Inbor for two yonrs, and to pay s fino of 81,000, Tho fact camo out in bis trial that this ‘man, bithorto trusted with tho oxocution of tho law, bas boon for yours band-and-glove with robbors, _Adam Cable was sontonced for Lo yoors at hard labor and a fino of §1,000, Hois & rich plantor of Choowsh, Graham County. o is ouo of the most viliinous-looling of tho gang, but lis woalth hos enabled him. to shiold himsolf from tho consoquonces of his numerous crimos. Joel Loving recoived a similir sontonco. Io Los baen ono of tho most notive of tho dealers aud "'abav- ors” in this Stato. R, L. D. Burchfleld, of Obarloston, Swain County, got tho full bonefit of tho law,—two yenrs and a fino of 1,00, Dauring tho war ho wns first in tho Confederata sorvica, aud then o Caprain in tho Union army. Boforothe war ho was_tried and convicted of murdor, and sentonced to bo hanged, but oseapod tho galfows by somo trick of the Inw. Not lohg sinee ho was prosont at tho oxecution of a mur- dorer, and whilo tho black cap was _boing drawn over tho faco of tho culprit he noticed him in tho crowd and charged him with being tho insti- gator of tho crimo, Ho hos boen shot at repont- odly, and_prominont in the contro_ of his foro- head i & bullet-wound, and yot this mon sinco tho war bas boon & Deputy-Marshal of tuo United Biates, and_engaged not only in com- pounding crime, bt in high ncts of erimo por- sonally against tho Govornmont which ho had sworn to dofond and protect. Tho rosnlt of his trinl is o very satisfactory ono to tho law-abiding citizons of this State, and reflocts tho highest credit upon the brave und most officient officor of the Socrot Servico of tho Governmont, whoso skiil has brought him to his just desoris. Mo, Louiss Ponnolly was givon only six months in jail. Bho was arrests ed in_Knoxvillo. “Whon arrostd sho had fomo_8200 in countorfoit monoy on her peraon. Mrs. R. L. D. Burchflold was convieted, but in considoration of sox and the fact that sho has o babo about esght mpnths old, her sentenco was suaponded. Tho most noturious of those who woro convictod and sentonced to hard labor, was Josoph Beckor. Ho i a dark, ‘saturnino-lookiug wroteh, and though intimately connocted with s gang. wae, when arrested in Toxas, in tho omploy of 8posrs & Howel, a8 o bar-tender, 1lo is an ex-member of tho North Cavolina Legisln- turo, and ag such, bas been intrusted with tho maiang of the laws of this Btate, 'I'so arrosts in tho southwestorn section of this Btato have been 49, and have beon disposed of a8 follows: Forty-nine bills of indictmont have been found against porsons connectod in somo way with counterfeiting and altering counterfoit money ; two Lavo been di!cllnr?ed for want of proof ot guilty intant; bvo bills hwvo boon ig- nored by the Grand Jury; soven have boen con- victed and sentenced: 1lve oseaped nfter arrost by the opecial doputies; fivo are now in jail waiting trinl ; threo pleaded guilty, and the're- maindor aro out on bail, A Woman Shot, Carved, Sot on Firc, and Etobbed LY Her ¥lusbund, but is Still Living, From the Philadelphia Bulletin, In tho {ulographic dispaictes of this moming apponved the following : ) ‘A woman was found at Elizabeth, N. J., on Thureday, with & pistol-shot wound in her faco and gashoa on her wrists, Sho is sum‘)omd ta bo tho wifo of Hermann Krull, with whom she arrived in this country on the 5th instant, and he is chorged with having attompled to mwrder her 1o obimin possssion of o largo sum of monoy which sho had doposited i a bank in Hamburg, ho couple went to Elizaboth from Philedolphin, and police aro now searching in the latter ety for Kyutl," 11T'he full facts of Lhis case show the man Krull to bo o second Udderzook, barring the insuranco business, Tho nuuljl)\e arrived horo on board the. Ponusylvanio on the bth inst., and the noxt day ongaged bonrd at the Alloghoeny Ilouso, Markot stroot. above Eighth. 'Uhe nost day, tho Gth, tho Liusband, whose propor namo i8 Hormann Xrull, eudenvored to ul.\l{)n lot of baggago via Adams Express to Now York, but ot boing ablo to do wo, sont it via the Unfon Transportation Company. ‘Ihat afternoon ho loft for Nowark or Now York, and roturned the following Tues- day, {old his wifo that ho had taken a placo in Nowark, and wng golog to stark in businoss. Now, Mrs, Krull wus formerly tho wifo of o wenlthy Gorman bouker ol Ilambmrg, who, dying, left ler some £8,000, tho uso of which Krull mauagod to sccuro. This, howovar, was ot enough for him, and upon his'rotain o fo- cured hor diamonds, gold watch, and other jewalry, all of which Li pawned. Tho next day, Wednesday, the_wite, at tho aolivitation of iCrull, startod ' for Nowatle, Ar- riving at Elizabeth, Krull enid: ** Wo are going no furthor; we'll got ont huro!" and thoy loft tho traln. Ho thon conductad hor to a point abont n milo and s half out of the town, tho tima being about U o'clock p, m., whon, ronclitug a secluded spot, he told her Lo was going to kil hor, and, produeing n pistol, discharged the weapan, the bull entoring over the right oyo and passing out of the cheok. Noxthe drow a v zor, or_some other sharp Instrumont, aud flictod four gashes noross hor loft arm. Solzing o right arm, ho made three mora cuts along the longth thoreof from elbow to wrist. Ono would liayo supposcd that this would hava gatis- {led tho villain, bub to make assuranco doubly suro ho eot firo to hor underotothing and left hor to burn to death, Iho popr woman was almost helploss, and Ta04t probably wold hnve boon tonsted hnd it not just ko happonad that the ground was wet and hor olothitg hoavy, 4o that by yolling ovor and over, she succoeded In smothbring tho flames, énmulug from tho piatol shot wound in the hoad, tho gashes on hor arm, aud tho burns, sho lny oxposed all ‘hrough the long night, until 5 o'clock Thuvsdey morning, whon shio waa found by & colorad man, and the anthor- itfos notifled, I'hat tho villsin supposod that he had forover dioposced of hor in evident, but the chances aro that sho will yet live to confront himin a court of justico. 13ho fs now boing carofully cared for in Llizabath, and tho polica are on tho trail of Krull, ‘lhat Kruil's objeot waa gain ia moro olearly vhown i the fazt thatafter shooting and cutting hor and firlag lior olothiug, Lo ont from hor nnnfi & gold ploce, valuod at about $10, which sho woze Ay & chirm, Jyull know that 1is wifo pose e hicage Daily Teibune, NUMBER 95. 208n4d & large amount of property, in hor own Tight, i Hamburg, and to gorporaoeion of thin 16 would lavo mukdared has 1o in » smart, i t Aot abt ntolligont German, about 40 His viotim {s about 85 years old. Bridge Accldent Nont Peorin, Il.«0ne Tan Killed and Six Wounded, sfrom the Peoria Tranacript, Nov, 32, Tor somo timo past workmon have beon en foged {n putting togethor an lvon Lridgo to span Kiokapoo Creok ‘whoro it is crossed by the Farme ington rond, distant nbout 8 miles from this city. Tho construction was suporintendod by W. W. Winalow, sn agent of the King Iron Bridgo Company, of Oloveland, O. Yontorday thio apan wau éady for hoisting, and all day Mr. Wins- low and bia soven workmon wore engaged in loioting it into poaltion, ono - ond resting on & stono abutment. 'What brldgo, Dullders osll fallow polo was used, inntend of a dorrlok, with threo blooks, two doublo and ono! singlo attached. Trestle work Lizd boen orected in tho bad of the orook, wlici las tully thirty foot bolow tho lovel of tho approachos. At o'clocks yostorday nfternoon tho holsting was al- most ovor, and six_mon woro below turning the windinas, Bir, Winslow and o men named Ernest Boibold being above nnpudutundlnfi’ aod watche ing tho ropos. Stddonly tho largo ifon hook at- tuched to tho uppor doublo block, on which tho wwholo weight rosted, broko in two, and in 8 mo= mont tho huge structure had fallen, crashing througl the trostle worls aa if it had boon made of siraw, Fivo of tho mon at the windlass wore struck by tho fnlling timbora of tho trostlo work, and moro or loms injured ns_dotailod heronftor, but ono of tho men named Daniol Dolich was afrack Dy ono of tha chords of tho apan itaolf, which foll on his loft groin, putting cloar ‘down o tho bono, and complotoly ~disomboweling him, Though so terribly injured, ho complained but ittlp, nnd Tived until ho was takon to Nelson Clarl's tavorn, about a milo distant from the 8cono of tho aceldont. Tho following i8 a list of _the woundod men as furnished on tio spot by Dr. Lucas, who, with Dra. Stowart and J. P. Johuson, wore summoned from thia city as soon na possible, and did all in' their power for thoe wounded mon. George Fach, aged 28, of Pooria, badly cut fn tho head. 1t i6 not kuown justhow dangorously this mon {s woundad. Jacob Wolstonbolm, nged 18, living noar the scono of tho accident, bruised In tho shouldor. Goorgo Waggouer, ‘fi:d 24, living near Clark's tavern, torcibly hurt in the epine and back. This man is more soveroly wounded than any of tho othors, and ho 18 not Yot out of dangor. Abram Tunison, aged 40 yoars, of Peorl thrge o four ribs fractured, and torribly bruis on tho right log. ‘Ernost Seibold, of Peoris, slightly cut on the fago and considorably bruiscd about the body. Teauk Pouch of Poorin, nllitly bruisod. W. W, Winslow, tho Superintondent, has one of his logs budly sprainod. Mo was on the spsn. at tho timo it foll, and dencondod with it for a distance of thirty foot, Lo saya ho_inspectod tho work but a shiort fime_boforo it broke, and snyy nb signa of ite weakness. Dolich, tho man who was killed, onmo to this city about, four or five yars ago, and has worked a8 3 doy laboror ovor since. Ho was unmar- ried. Tho span iteolf is much broken, and the work of waoks liss beon undone in an iatant. MARINE DISASTERS. Particulars of the Loss of tho Oadle Stenmer IRobert Lowo == Eightoen Lives Lost-=T'he Vesscl 'Falkon Down Before the Litc=oat Conld i2e Lowe creds Tonoxto, Nov. 28.—The following particulars hnve beon received regarding the loss of tha Anglo-American cable etosmer Robort Lowa from tho sursiving offlcora: Aftor connceting Lamanche and Placentistown by ocable tha stoamor loft the latter port on the 19th, bound for Bt. Johns, At 4 n,m., on tho 20th, the woather heavy and thick, acd the wind high, “tho ehip siruck beavily near Strait Bholts, and & very fow minutes aftor fillod and sottled down B0 fast that it was imposaiblg to geb the lifes boats aflont, Three other boats, contaiving twenty-threo paople, succecded in getting cleat of the wreok, and romnined by it till daylight. Capt. Tidmarsh was on tho' bridgo at tho tim¢ of {ho dinator. 1o was porfectly cool, nud took in the whole situstion at n glanca. Ho ordored the boals to bo cloared awny, but porsisted in sticking to the vessel to the last. In flve minutes aftor strikiag tho poop vag under water. McQuorden, of onrt's n Contont staff, and Day, tho Hecond Stoward, wero drownod in tho cabin, Tho rost wera swopt off tho dooks by the hoavy soss which ln a fow hours reduced the stonmer to atoms. On Friday, fivo bodios wera picked up aud buried. Eightcou wero lost in nll." H.oss of n Prcific Mail Stenmer. 8ax Fnaxcisco, Noy. 23.—On Oct. 24, ths Pacific Mail stonmor Ariel, from Yokohania t¢ Hokodadi, slruck on a reof, slid off, andsunk t¢ hor mast-hoad. Bhae ia n tolslloss. The pus sengors and crow wore all saved. |, LITERARY. Sale by Messrs, 3. T, Osgood & Co. of TCheir Interest in Periodical Literax turce-fiurd & fMoughton Take “ 'The Atlantic? and’ ¢ Every Saturday, and Scribner’s ¢ Our Young Folliu.? Special Dispateh to The Chicago T'ridune. Bostox, Mass,, Nov. 23.—The Atlantic Months 1y, Zvery Salurday, and tho Young Folks, uil Boston magazines and identified with Boston, Lave bacn sold by James R. Osgood & Co., long their publishors, and will henceforth be olaim. ed by Now York, Tho Atlantic and Every Satur- day have been sold to Hurd & Houghton, and tho l’aml'(' Folks to Scribuor, Armstrong & Cn.\ aud will bo merged into the new _illustrated ;]mmn“o Magazino St. Nicholas and disnppear. The Atlantic #nd Every Salurday will be printed hore, and Puhl[uhufl from horg at the Riverside Dross, which is Houghton's. Itis said that the priced paid aro = rogarded 88 advane tageous ~ to all concorned, but thae figures nro not made public. Tho Atlantio will continue to bo adited by Mr. Howells, and will show no change, it is understood, in styla or charactor, T. B, Aldrich will continuo as editor of Ivery Saturday. Tlio Ongooda propona to do some groat worl, with thoir uullnce-pa process of engraviogs in works of art, and to dovelap tho popular aduca- tion movoment inaugurated in this State by act gl‘ ll;:i Logislature snd directod by Mr. Walker mith, P THE WEATHER. TRODABILITIES, Wasntoton, D, O., Nov, 25, c wont, nortneasterly and foutheastorly swinds, and partly clondy wealher, For tho Lakes, ond thenco to tho Lower Missouri and Ohlo_ Valloy, northoastorly and northwesie orly winds, clondy wonther, snow and rain, For tho Middlo Statos and Now England, north. oastorly and easterly winds, cloudy weathor and rain; for tho Bonthorn Statos, southeasterly and southwosterly winds, cloudy woather and rain for Tenncssoo and Kentuoky, soiithweatorly an northwesterly winds, oloudy woather and rain, GENERAL ODSERVATIONS, 010400, Nov, 24—1 s, m, -TFor the Northe Station, |Uar. Thr, _ Wind, | Rain|Weather, — Trakoridys [20.30 ~ [Clondy. Gincinnati, Ol 29,79} Ohoyontie,d, 110,02 Chicago, .. [30.01] Cloveland., 139,67 voupori. (10.11 1NVt !y gont 110AM, v o THE NATIONAL PRESS CONVENTION. Bavasnam, Oa., Nov. 23,~The Committen ot tho Coorgin T'ross Assoviation has decided to 0atpono tho National Pross Conyontion, called '.? meet ot Bt, Louis on the 26th, to some future me, —— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New Yongk, Nov, 33,—Arnived, ateamship Colt- fo, from Liverpool. QuENuTowN, Nov. 28, —Arrived,steamer Idsho, from Now York T,