Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1874, Page 1

ago 7 VOLUME 27, REAL ESTATE. 40 Acres him stated that, although loss than throo weoks liad elapaod sinco tho sottlement of the Guber~ naloria! imbroglio, averythlng thoro was sa quiet 88 at any thno within “the past soven or oight yoara, and that Brooks and his adberonts ab Little Rock woro dally on the streot, a8 bofore iho troublo, unmoloated by Gov. Baxtor or sny of tho suthorities, and that ¢ho ropore ourrently oiroulated hore to tha effect that Brooks and his adlioronts, and Northern and Unfon mon, wore driven out and could not safaly roturn, wore ute torty: falae, Those of the Drooks party, tho Is’{otagdunt was informed, now absont from the ats, - ¢ 3 HAD NOTIING TO FEAR FROM DAXTER. They could roturn with porfect nssurance of immunity from violenco, and thoir only just canso for approlicnslon, if any, would bo on " no- count of colvil prosceution for malfeasance or misconduot in office. ; 9 : Tho Prosident .oxproasgd. Limself as boing yory much gratifled to loarn that quiet and order hias boon 80 soon reatored, adding tbat ** from tho timo Lo learnod tho trua status of tho case, - WASHINGTON. ‘Who’s Afraid f--The Pa- per-Money Men A:ge Not. Weoffor a tract of 40 Acres on North.av,, near Hum- boldt Park, 1t fa Intersooted by the Milwaukos & St. Paul tailway on its wost sido, aud tho Chioago & Pacific Railway on its north aldo, which placos it within treaiy minutos’ rido of the Court-House, Tts nearnes to tho Park, now bolox rapldly and hand. somely improvad , and being 8o accossible from tho busi. noas contros of the city by frst-olass steam railways, and 20 near tho horso-oara and paved roads,makes It a vory lue witing pleco of property. Any one scoking & desirable invostmont, promising eariy salos and largo profits by sabdividing, will do well totako this lot., OGDEN, SHELDON & CO,, Farwell's Currency Substitute to Be. Reported, Then the President May Talke Room 3 Ogden Building, " the I{eéponsibi]jty ho bocamo matisfiod thab ho propos Bonthwost cornor Laka and Olark-ats, courso for tho disposition of tho %euhon of a Veto. wos that which was finally adopted. Mo bad LUMBER OR C0AT: DOCK TO RENT OR FOR BAT.H. 160 foot front E'\li Twelfth-st,, running back to tho Bmpiro hoped that tho partios would scttle the difilculty themsolyes in & lawful manner, and he deomed it advisable toawait tho assombling of tho Legia- R Iature. This fndicates clenrly enough that Clay- Blip, with failrond ' connogtions, noar | The Republican Caucus Let the | ton aua Domsay have sained ub spund. st tho 105°W hahlptomat.. Bomamont, ’ ] Wito Houso since tholr sigual ovorthrow. Currency Severely Alone. — # E DISTRIOT INVESTIGATION. Special Dispatch to The Chisaco Triduna, ANQUMENT OF (OUNSEL FOR MEMORIALISTS. . Wasmnaroy, D. 0., June 8.—Mr. ‘Robert Ohristio, of counsel.for tho memorialists bo- fore tho Distriot Investigation Committeo,to-day flled his argumont {n answor to tho briefs of tho couneol for the Board of Publio Works, Itis an ablo and brillinnt production. Ho mithily de- saribos the prosont condition of tho District Ring thus : ‘Tholr ery now ia tho ship {s hopelesaly on tha rooks, ‘Hag tho ongineor, cast the Yurscr info the yawning waves with his stubs around his neck, drownall the mx,!um save the Onptain, chiefly responsiblo for tho diroful calamity, aud build and place bim in command of a stronger ship. BRIDAL GIFTS. BRIDAL GIFTS, GILES, ; 00., - BRO. & 123 STATE-ST. Besutiful New Slver, Clocks, Bronzes, Tonrl Sots, Result of :flxe Arkansas Invéfifi- gation by the House, - A Bad Showing Up for Senators Dor- soy and Clayton, - Pagsage of a Bill for the Admission of Colorado, Rockiacos, Orossos, and other New and Fashlonablo Jow- And of Aloxander H. Shopherd, tho Captain, elry atvory low prides he Bays ¢ " LAKE NAVIGATION, - Wo addmit, aa tho District counsol claim, that Alex- ander Bhopherd was tho Gulliver among the Lilipu- tinna ; glant among pigmies ; that ho towerod sbova thonbjoct crow, 1le haa displayed just stich stuff os tyrants are mado of,—aolf-polse, iron will, and infloxi- bloresolution, But for the posscesion of thess very «qualities he must b hold to the atricter acoountability nnd sosponeiblilty sa » publio officer, and tio soverer tho condemnation bo must rooeive at your hands, ‘The testimony in the matter of tho HARBINGTON BAFE-BULGLARY, which was takon bofore tho District Tnvestiga- tion Committes somo weoks since, has not yot beon sent to the printors, The Committoe, in “order to complete their roport on this branch of their inveuli?ntlan, want-to hear the ovidonco of one moro wituess, This missiog link is the man Butler, the assistant of the bogus burglar Ben- ton, who waa taken into custody by the Chief of Polleo, aftor bis failure to arouso Calumbus Refusal of the House to Take Up the Civil-Rights Bill GOODRIGH'S STRAMERS. &or Raclus, Milwaukes, ‘Bhohoygan, Manito. * woe, oto., dally (Sundays oxaoptod)... .. 9s.m. *Fir-Baturday's boat don'tloavo untll 8 p. m. For Grand Havon, Muskegon, eto., dally (Saa- days excopted)....... o ¥For Bt. Josoph, Tugadsy, Thursday, aud Bator- ¥or Manlites and Ludington, Tucsdsy and Tharsds; For Groen and Friday, For Esoanaba, Senator Boutwell’s Opinion of the DMoiety Bill. PARTY CAUCUS. Spectal Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune, GROPING IN THE DARK, ‘WasamvaToN, D. 0., June 8.—A cauous of Re- publican Senators and Roprosontatives was held to-night in tho hall of the House, and was Iarge- day and Thursday, 9p.m. | ly attended. The primary object of the cauous | Alexagder. Butler, who was formerly a do- ¥~ 0ffics and Dooks J waa to decide whother tho National Ropublicsn [ teotive mnder Col. Whitoly, Chiof of the Congressional Committce should bo continued | United * Btates Becret “Borvice Bureau, was pormitted to escapo by Harrington and bis conspirators on the might' of the bogus safe- blowng, and st once ho TOOK LINMBELF TO OANADA, ‘where ho has remainod ever since. Tho Com- mitteo's dotectives have been watching him, de- tormiuod to pounce upon and .arrest bhim the moment be_recrossed the - border, - A few days ago a friond of Butlor's, residing in this city, ro- ceivod & lottor from tho rofugeo, wherein he statod his willingnoss to como Lo’ Washlugton and toll all about tho ‘conspiracy and con- another term or disbanded. Senator Chandler, Chairman of tho Committoe, called Sonator Ham- lin to the Chair, aud then wont on to stato that he bad been n momber of tho Committos since 1858, aud now desired to be relieved. He thonght the Committes ought to be roorganized, and new blood infused into {t. Benator Edmunds, Scere- ta:y of the Committoe, made a report in which hie atatad that 048,000 documents entitled ** What Groeley Know About tho Democratio Party,” had Dboen ciroulntod during tho last Presidential cam- FOR BUFFALO And Intermediate Points, 8 FOUNTAIN OITY, Capt. Gibson, will | gzgffl;?f Taot of North Doarboraate, Tacsdayy'duno by s m. 4 » Bteam TA, Capt. Starkwenthor, will loavs d PR A e H e T A For Patsago Tickots, State d Tiok 1y at 15 Bt ClSicks: oF 10 Canavete cbrmor Madtson™"” * SAMPLE & HARGIS, Passongoer Agonts r paign. The total exponditure of tho Committes irators, provided the Committes would 2 . EURNITURE, In Pthoir - clrowlotion of - documonts had | pomorss PhimoGrom arvo g oo beon - somo - 124,000, Judgo Kolly, of | pating the putup ~ raid ' on ASHIONABLE | Sonoyivunin, Suid” that. “tha'” queation. of | Batnigtonts oftes and math. Now, unfsstunsis: s b 7t fluanco had got into and divided tho Committeo | jy, tho Committos bave no right to-give any such h‘r’ u;,x@hm extont that he was in favor of ite | guarantoes, and, inasmuch as Harrington ia the abolition. criminal proscoutor of the District, Butlor, if he values his liberty, wilt not put hmisalf in jeopardy by coming back' to Washington to - testify, at least not until after tho dischiarge of tho Invos- tigating Committes, As tho caso stands, HARRINGTON 18 MARCER OF THE BITUATION. ‘Whilo the testimony now in possession of tho Committee, unaided by Butler’s, is too ciroum- stantial toconvict Harrington of putting up the Job to robhis own safe, and fasten tho crime upon Columbus Alexander, it 18 sufliciently dnmui;- ing to the reputation of the young man,to_mako his resignation of the offico of Ausistant United Btatos District-Attorney an imperative nocessity. The . Distriot Investigation Commuttos - bave sgreed upon, and will to-morrow report, & bill to Congress for the .BEORGANIZATION OF THE DISTRICT. The leading provisions of the Dill are as fol- lows : That the nffairs of the District shall be administered ad interim by troe Commissiouors, to be appointed Ly the President and con- In this sontiment ho was m%pomd b{l Mr. Lynch, of Mmamipsl, colored, and Platt, of nia, white. tarkweather, of Counectivat, ngpoued the suggestion, The ques- tion of abolishing the Commitico was putjto a vote and dofoated by a decisive majority.” The auticipated disoussion of the financial question, which it waa supposed would crante & good. deal of troublo, was not haed, and tho cauous ad- journed, after o session of ono hoar. 5 the Associated Pross.) WasmyaroN, D, C., Juno 8.—A caucus of Republican Senators and Reprosentatives was Leld 1n the Linll of the House of Represontatives to-pight, Souator Chandler in tho chair, and TRepresentatives Parsons and. Lynch acting as Beorotaries, A proposition waa offered thata Congrossional Committae bo appointed 1n view of the coming elections. This was opposod by Mr. Kolley, who thought the ‘appointmont or such a committce was unnecessary, as ovefy man ehould go before the ‘people 1n his own I'IURNITURE. W, W, STRONG . 266 & 268 Wabash-av. PICNIC GROUNDS, PICNIC GROUNDS. 'The elegant new Park of the Turner Park Assoclation will be ready aftor Junos, for use, for plonics, summor ox- ralons, oto., sltuatod in the Town of Leyden, 10 miles co, rom 1he Gouzt.FHonso, on the lineof tho Oblcsgo & Pacle | WaY. Benator Chandler explained thepolitical | firmod by the Senato; that an Auditing o . * Bhady groves, opon spacus for gemen, com- | gituation, and gave_roasons why.s committes | Gommission, to consist of two porsoms odious buildings, aud overyibing to makelt atiractive. | should be appointod. Mir. Lynch (colorod), whilo | ghall |, be ' appointed to = investigats the toom 23 Nixon Hatldio, &, 74008 MOHR, Buperta- | advocating tho sppointmont of s committon, anoke | aooounts of the presont District oflicers, and ro- tendent Vorwarts' Turnor Hall, West Twolfth-at. of the necessity. for passiug tho.Cwil-Rights | port 1o the next Congress; that & committos consisting of two Senators and two Ropresenta- tivey nlm.fl be lpnuimud by the President of tho Scnate and BSpeaker. of the House rospectivoly, who shall. sit during the recess for the purpozs of maturinga plan for & permanont form of governmout, this Committoo to bo compdsed of two Ropublionns and two Democrats. “The bill nlgo’ provides for the funding of the District debtand outetanding sewor-bonds, whon (he amount is ascortainod by the Auditing Commis- sion, into & 8-06 bond. [To the Associated Press.) REFORNS PROPOSED, Wasnixaron, D. 0., June 8.—Tho following lotter was to-day cranumitted to the Hon. W, B. Allivon i Wasnisaxow, D, C,, June 6, Hon,. . B, Alilson, Chalrman Joint Carimities on District s e s AR Brm: In furtherance of the views this day exprensod peforo your Committes, I beg to suggest that provision bo made for the following objeot First—Bimplification of tho prescut form of District Governient, it belng, in my opinion, too cumbersomo bill, and enid that the colored voters in future, as herotoforo, would support tho Ropublicans, thore baing mo ottigr.party to which thoy conld go, Others spoke, but s the financial question was sought to be introduoed, and.ns it was foar- ed this might produce discora, the caucus avoid- ed it by adopting the pending resolution, and a committoe thereforo was ordered to bo appolnt- od, ench Btate dolegation selecting a momber, seloctions to be reported to the officors of the meoting. The caucus adjourncd. (et ey ARKANSAS. THE POLITIOAL WOTTENNESS THEREIN, Special Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune, WasHINGTON, June 8,—~The speoial committee of the House appointed to investigato Arkansas affairs hold » moeting this morning, and tool the tostimony of Gen. Gago, a prominent lawyer of Fort Bmith, in that Btate, and an avowed Ropublican, Gon. Goge eaid, among other things, that tho pooplo of Arkansas wore LAWN MOWERS, HE FAVORITE " LAWN MOWER. 3 lesslo and rotatl, by the i i b No. 153 State=-st. —_— PRINTERS, STATIONERS, &o. 'MEMOARNDUM BOOKS, and beautiful assortment at whole- AR A e St BY COLVER, PAGE, HOYNE & €0, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. S > and expenslve. e FORBALE: e | woll eatislod with tho xecont scttlomant of tholr | © Seond—Proper proviion for the funding s ° : difilcultios, and all they dosired now waa a Con- | bt outatan og ok XAtE of THIStealt o Will - stitutional Convention, for the purpose of so {\mlucn par in currency, the United Btales guarsn- @ | organizing a8 to prevent, if possible, & recur- flfl?‘}fl:’:{f ‘::g’ o .?“';ZL .,‘;‘.".;.‘fi‘:.‘.‘.‘,"u‘,"u'é'.,‘:.“ A n - Tolico of their lnte iroublon; thab there | 3 Government and tho Disirich, Aud fhat tho boda Good B-{oint brasa mounted Rodatuc. All the nowest | Was D0 doubt in his mind that nine-tonths | §il, 1unicd be undor the suthority of the Treasury u:u and Tackle, Sent by exprosws. Disconat totho | of the peoplo, including somo who bad boon | Departmont, and atsuch rate of intorcstas will by trade. SPRNCER, abash-av., noarP. O. | jn tho foromoat ranks of the Radical Republi- ot ublio advertisoment bring pat in curroncy, ¥ Third—That the grn])arslrmllng Onmmfllllnn ‘bo ap- poin’ed to thoroughly examine und audit all unsotticd accuunts of the Doard of Publio Works, Very truly yours, AvEX R, BULPRARD, For Balo or Fxohange, Largo and vor dotliabls beoperty 14 hoartef prosporors Sriacis, S BReRWITI ™ 140 Michigan.av., HOTEL, LAKE FOREST HOTEL, LAKE FOREST, ILL. This well.known and favorits Bummer Hotol ls now cans, would be in faver of the Government pass- ing into the hands of the Democratio party, as a monns of cscape from tho MIBRULE AND RODDERY that hoa characterized tho administration under tho lend of Clayton, Dorsey, Rico, aud others, His own opinion was that such a change would ' rove & bloseing to the Btate, and he asserted his a8 & Republican. He had boen told it would be dangerous for Olayton to go back to Arkensns, HOTEL surpassed. NOTES AND NEWS. Special Dispateh to The Clicano Tribune, TUE QURRENOY BILL. ‘WasmnaTox, D. 0., Juno 8,—The Conforence Committes on the Currency bill have finally goen tor tho season. Dostrabla rooms may ba concluded that they can do no better *than re- &5 pplioation st the Hotel or st the ot COL. B. A, HOWATD, A “D:s?::Lfi: iz e Ciongo "8 al lomves | & Inwyor of prominence from _ Arkansas, | port tho bill that thoy agreed upon some days elis-at. Dovot datly for Lake Forestat 110 8. m.{ ro- | wag noxt examinod. He was in Little Rook | ago, as telegraphed you. They may possibly 3. 3i0hinerL, Manager, @ £ FINANOIAL, A A s annnnnns MONEY TO LOAN On firat-class olty proporty. MEAD & COE, 165 LaSallc-st. MISOELLANEOUS, Notice to Tax-Payers. Tho sssassments for the Town of Lake are bow Lol mads, &0 parties owaing pmitsof Ints which are tazo 5 wiiolo lota can v thiehs subdivided aud assossed sop- gratoly by foasing (ule dsacrblons at e Town-lial, oF Nonnal Hohool, Fowa of Lake, CkongR MURHEAD, “Assossor Town Lako, FURS 5463 MOTHS _Bond your Furs to us for snfs keoping through the during all the rocent difonitics, ~Peaco and good order prevailed thore when he lett. A fow dnys einoe Brooks was living in the olty undisturbed, and was daily seen on the streots. Gen, Fagan, Brooks' Commander-in-Chief was likowiso thore, and Lisd not boen molested. Gon. ‘Thompson and Capt. Mat Brown, took their seat in tho Logislaturo from Pulaski County, snd participated n itg procesdinga’ up to the day of adjournment. N. N. Smith, who had beon olected Liout,-Gavernor on the same tioket with Baxtor, but who turned in favor of Brooks, pre- eided in the Htate Bonato withous distarbance or quostion. Tho CIIIEY COMPLAINT OF THY PEOPLE waa that they had no voice ;n_the Governmont, sud that tho'taxes had been burdensomo in tho oxtremo, amounting in mauy important respeots to confisestion. He folt suro that tbero hnd not been a fair olection in the Htate einge tho recon- struction measures weore adopted. Not one mombor in Congross from Arkansas, neither | Benator nor Reprosentative, UAD DEEN HONESTLY ELECTED mako thoir report to-morrow. Of course thoy know that Grant will veto the bill, aud that it cannot be passed over his veto, [T0 the Associated Press.) NOMINATIONS, ‘WasmnoToN, June 8.—Tho Prosident has nomuated John F. Loug for Surveyor of Cus- toms at 8t. Lows, The followiug nominatious were also sont to the Honato to-uay: Clarios B, Gordon, Register at Fargo, formerly Pombina, . T, Postmastors—J. W. Marshall, Platts- mouth, Neb,; H. O, Paino, Fremont, Nob.; 1l W. Floury, Proscott, Arizonn; Mrs, Elizaboth A. Stevenson, Greenville, 0. | BILLS BIGNED, Tho President lus signed the aot to amend the act to promote the development of the mining resources of the United States ; also tho aol obviating the necesslty of lusuing patouts for cortuin private land olaims in the Htato of Wis- cougin, and for other purposos, ) TUNNEL IROJECT. The Senato Comuntteo on mines snd mining deoided to report ndversoly on tho bill providing Lako, Juns 6, 1674, jummor, ginco that timo, and that not one of thom | for tho construction of a tunnel under the Des J. 8. BARNES & 0O., woas outitled to his eat, Iu answer to Lho [ Dlofnes River, Furriers, 70 Madison-at, | question a8 to how the oredit of the Blate THUE BTEAMBOAT BILL, lind beon msnaged, he eald that the Btate bad uo crodit, Duriug tho oxammation thero woro present in thio room Benators Clayton and Dorsey and ex- Beuator Rico, tho Iatter ncting as attornoy for the Olayton faction and cross-sxamining the witnessos, The prevailing opinion ia that Brooks and his a\l[‘:pntlom bayo little to gain through this investigation, and that thoir object in_ pro- ourlng it was to break tho force of their down- fall and lot them out with somo show of grace. OALL ON THE PUESIDENT, This morning, Judge W, ‘Wilsbire and_ Col. Howard, who ha just ar- rived from Arkanuas, ocalled wupon the Drosident, and during thelr sonversatioa with The Scnato Committos on Cummorce to-day, on motion of Mr, Congling, decldod tolay on tho table tho House bill to revise, amend, and consolldnte tho laws relating to tho seourity of lifo on vessols, propolled wiolly or in past by steam, commouly known as the Steambont bill, ‘L'uis nogon, unloss the majority of the Bonate voto fo udisobnrga the Oomunttes from ita conaldoration, will prevent action belug takon on the bill by the Sonato at this session, ‘Tho vote was unanimous with the exception of Bonator Cliandler, who favored the bill, ¥ THE COLORADO GOVERNONSUIP, Thae Senate Committee on ‘Porsitories, having concluded the examination of additionsl elmsou agalish Gas. McQook, decidad Ly & 4 —_— = FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. $5 Pa;cfkages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR BALE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUN i < ) l voto 1o again roport favorably on bis hominatl to bo Governor of Colorado. COMMISSIONER OF QUSTOMA, i Bpocinl Agonta of tho Troasury Department,’ with all tbe books, rocords, ela,, pertaining to tho offico of Bupervising 8pecial Agent, wore to- day trausforrod by direction of the Socrotary of tho Tronsury to the custody nnd suporiutondeuce of tho Commisalonor of ‘Customs, . . i o CONGRESSIONAL RECORD: BENATE. WAsuINGTON, D, O,, June 8. | NECIPROOITY. Mr. THURMAM prosonted the resolntion of the Toledo Boaid of 'Trnde in favor of a reci~ Tmnlty trenty with tho Dominion of Canuds. loforred to the Committoo on Finauce, ANNIVERBARY AEDAL, Ar. SCOTT,.from tho Committoe on Financo, roportod n subatitnte for tho Houso bill to au- thorizo mednla cummumnn\tlnf tho one hun- drodth anniversary of tho first meoting of tho Continontal Congross and tho Doclaration of Indopendonoce. . Pasged. 5 g DANK TAX. MMr. DAVIS presonted a momorial from citizens of Jelforson- tion of the tax on Reforrod. tonal ‘and, Btato Banks. 3 CONTENENUE REPONTS. Mr. PRATT from the Confercnce Committeo on the disagreeing votes of the two Hougos npon the bill to" rovise, consolidato, and amend tho lags rolating to ponsiovs, 'made b xeport. which wag agrocd fo, He also mada. nm\mrt from tho Conforenco Commitico on the bill to* incroaso tho pensions of soldiurs and sailors who lLiave beon totally disabled. Agreed to. MIACELLAREOUN, Mr. LOGAN called up ' tho Houso bill to au- thorizo the Firat National Bank of . Soneca, 1ll,, to change its nome. . Passod.. . ......... Mr. THURMAN, from the Judiciary Commit- too, reportod, with amendments, the Honato bill author sz nny Circult Judr:u to designate tho time of tolding Distriet or Ciremt Court, ‘and to dosignte the Diatrict Judgo to attend and hold court in o district not his own. . Passed.. . Mr. WEST cullod up_tho Senato bill for the boter organization of tho-District Courts of the United Btatos within tbe Stato of Louisinna, Possod—yons, 84 7 navs, 10.° ¢ - & Mr. BUGKINGHAR,” from the Committeo on ‘Commorce, reportod favorably on the bill to pro- vido for the establisbment of life-saving stations and houses of refuge upon the zon and lake coasts of tho !Inltevf Btates, and to promote the officiency of tho life-saving servico.” Placed on tho calondar. SRR, g Mr. WRIGHT, from'tho Judiclary Committeo, roported, with amendments,.the bi)l providing for the collogtion. of.. money. .dus . tha. Unil States from the Pacific Railroad Compauies, Placed on tho calendar, = sae Mr. BOUTWELL, from the “Committeo on Commordo, reported favorably on the bill to au-* thorize the connatruction of 'a bridge across tho Missiesippt River at LnCrosse, Wis. . Placed on the calondar, 4 2 Mr, FRELINGHUYSEN roported favorably on tlio Houso bill fixing the time for tho olection of Ropresentatives: from the State of Pennsylyanin to the Forty-fourth Congross. Passod. 5 PUD. DOUUMENTS. . The morning hour having expired, tho OHAIR called up unfinished -business, being the bill to provido for tho salo of oxtra copies of public documents, and- for - tho- distribution of- rogalar _oflioial oditlons thoroof, B T, RRIMON' offered 'an ' smicndmont au- thorizing Senators and, members to frank docu- ments now nKqutlonod to them by Inw. Mr. SHERMAN said. it was ovident that the bill could not be passed without debnte, and ho therofore moved that it be laid nside, and that. the Benate procesd to the ‘consideration 'of ‘the bill to amond the ‘customs and rovenue laws, and to repeal moitics, Mr. LOGAN asked that Wednesdsy next, aftor {ho oxpiration of the morning hour, bo devoled to tho consideration of bills from the Uommittee on Military Affairs, Acreed to, a!m motion of Mr, Bhorman was agreed to, e TIE MOLETY MILL ‘was taken up. % Mr. BAYARD objeoted to the amendment of tho Finauce Committee, inserted as tho fifth soction, which authorizos the Unitod Statos At- tornoy. to examino the books, invoices, or papors of defendants. In his opinion, it' im- paired the constisutional righta of tho citizen to compel him to criminato himsolf. e Mr. SHERMAN argued that the provision was of vital importance. It-did not impalr the rights of the aitizen, neither did it compol to orim- inato Limsolf, but only protected tho Govern- mont, 5 T Mr. CAMERON seaid the idea of sefzing the books pnd. n‘:ram of a .merchant- was horrihle, and ho would not vote for any such proposi- tion.: N . Mr. 'WRIGHT advocated tho adoption: of tha smondment, and 681d tho bill would be of no nso without it. It prevented any unnccesaary orim- proper porscoution of the morchant, ay tho hooks wore not to bo produced without an ordér of court, i Mr. BOOTT thought no honest merchant wonld object to this provision, as it would doaway with the onorous feature of auything like arbitrary soizure, Tho object of tho Committeo had boen to provont tho rocurronce of such o caso ad that of Pholps, Dodge & Co., and at the same time provide moans ‘ by which dishonest. imporjers could not evado their dues to the Government, Mr. BOUTWELL said upon the general logia- lation of mototies -ho had expressed an offiein! opinion moro than four years ago in hia anpual roport a8 Sncmtur{. 1 1870 he submittqd to Cougross o bill for the abolition of tho moicty system, and subsoquently urged its passage; He still adbered to the opinjon that the molety systom wos & _bad one, and ought to bo abolished. He thought the proposed seotlon a judicious one, and would therefore support it,” Ho hiad no judgmont to oxpress in regard to the oharacter and conduct of the firm of Phelps, Dodge & Co., montioned in the courso of the aiscussion, but. wished to lay be- fore the Sonate cortain facts which would justify what was done in xeferenco to the claima the Governmont mado against that firm, The vine dication of the courso of the Administration was of more consoquence than the vindication of any privale person. One who had been em- l)loyed by tho finn went to tho Speclal Agent of he Dopartmont and Inid beforo him what he onlled ~ evidenco of the uudervaluation of goods imported by the houss of Phelps, Dodge & Co. Ho submitted documents to tha Agent, and when these doouments weore compargd with the books of the fim, tho evi- douce was conclusive, No matter what tho motive was of the person formerly omployed by the firm. Tho Agent of the Dopartment never hiad sny knowledge of the relations of that clerk with the bouse until after tho evidence referred to was prosontod. Ho (Boutwell) advised Mr. Dodge to go into court, whero his testimony could be hoard, snd if it sbould then turn out that thore was no intentional violation of the law, ‘tho Becretary of the Trensury authority to romit the penalty, in whole or in part. hore was no pressuro brought by the Troasucy Dopart- ment upon this house, but, on the contrary, the Departmont dolayed and postponed to obligo the firm, Eminont counsol was employed to represont the house, He did not believe Dodge wag himself responeible for the fault, but there was o mystery conneotod with tho transactions of tho firm, "Thoinvolces giveu at tho Custom- IHouse did not conform to those on tho privato books of the firm, The Troasury Department did, from tho boginning to _tho end, delsy and postpone the payment of this monoey, to sult the conveuionco of tho firm. If ever the law was mereifully administorod, it was in this case. Thoe ameudment way thon rojected by a vote of 2L yeas to 20 nsys, os follows s YRAY, Anthony, Gilbart, Boreman, Huwmlin, Boutwelly Harvey, Buckinglism, Mordlt'(VL), Olandler, Morton, Sheriusn, Terry (Mlel), Oglosbyy Windom, nagan, Tsso, Wright—a1. NAYS, Alorn, agor, Patterson, Tayard, Humilfon (Md,), Robertson, Camaron, Tlowe, Baulsbury, Gurpenter, Jolmston, Htophensun, Cuukling, owle, Btookton, Gonover, MeOrdery, Tipton, “Gauper, Borrimon, Wadlolih, Davls, Miteholl Waabiburi—20, Goluthwalte, Norwood, Some discugsion ensued upon the fourth soc- tion of tho Lill, aa passod by the ‘Houso, which rruvxdou thut uo paymiont shall bamade to any ntormer In uny cago wherein judicial proceod- ings shall have beou justituted, unless bis claim to compensation slall bave boen ostablished to the satlfaotion of the Court or theJudgo havin coznizsnce of suoh proceodings,ond tho value of hissorvices duly certifled by said Court for the u- formation of tho Hoorotary of the T'reasury, and it was pasaod without amendment, CONFERENOK GOMMITTEE. The Chalx anuounied sa the Comuoltles of 4 v, Leutsvile, ounty, V. V., for*in squaiizn- | o . modern civilization. Conferonco on the Doflolonoy Appropriation bill, *| Bargont, Morrill (Mo.), and Kolly, THE REVIBED CODE, Tho Houss bill to provide for the publication of the rovisod statutos of tho United Btnates passod. ADIOURNMENT, Pondiug discussion on tho Molety bill, the Son- ato adjowrnod, ‘oa. HOUSE- OF REPRESENTATIVES., ;. NEW DILLS, Dilld woro introduced and roferred, including tho following : f . - By Mr, BENER—To abolish the Western Dis- trict of Arlanena, B By Mr. BTARKWEATHER—To incrosso the rovenues, (o rostrain gambling, and fmposing & tax of 20 per cont on &il salos of stocks, bond,’ gold; oto. OIVIL RIGHTS BILL. . Mr. BUTLER (Masg.) moved to suspend tho rulea nud take from tho Spoaker's tablo the Bon- ate Oivil Rights' bill, sud rofer it to the Judicin- 13, Gomanittoe,witttia right toroport at by izo. lio'motion was rejoctod—yess, 136; noys, 186 | not tio-thirds in aMrmativo. Among those voting * No," woro tho folléwing Ropubiicans : Banning, Bromberg, Butler {Toun,). Hasrison (Loun,), Houghton, Lowndos, "holps, Sener, Bmith (. 0.), Btanard, Btrait, Thomas (Va.), and Thornburg (Teun.). . £ ADMISBION OF'GOLOEADO. - Mr. OBA¥FEE moved to suspend tho rules and pass the bill for tho admission of Colorado #8 o Btato. Passed—yens, 170 ; naye, G5, . __OIURON INCORPORATION. . Mr, BTEVENSON, from tho Judiciary Com- mitteo, roported favorably on tho Sonato bill to incorgiorate tho First Prosbyterian Church at Bolt Lako. . Passod. ToUNTIES, Mr. GUNOKLL, from the Committeo on Mili- tary Afairs, reported a bill in rolation to boun- ties. Ho moved to suspeud the rales and pass it. The bill proposes to pay all the rank and filo who served faithfully in the army, inoluding those borne ou the rolls ns slaves, 88,3734 por month for the wholo timo of sorvice. The House rofusod to sscond the motion to suspond the rules by 80 to 74, T ELECTION OASE. The Houso then took up the Lonialana con- tostod clection caso of Bhoridan and Piuchback, Bpoeches in support of the majorivy .report were mado by Mosers, SMITH (N. Y.) and S8YPHLR, ao ainst it by Mr. LAMAR,” Tho Inttor doclarod his belief that tho interests of tho gront Ropublican paty woro not identifiod with the maintonnuce of tho so-called Govorn- ornment in Loulsiana or of kindrod establish- mentsin tho Bouthorn States. No party could endnro the infamy and disgrace that had been brought upon the American name b% those grotesque caricatures of government. Tho ro- sult of the War had beon to establish the in- dissolubility of American Union and universali- tfl of frocdom on tho, American continent, but the North wns not eatisfied with that. Con- ‘| gress hnd pnssed tho reconstruction mensuras, and-hed sunk tho'iron deep into tho heart and soul of the Southern Puoplo. But the position of the Southora mmr o was that the doctrine of socession—the right of witharnwing from the Union—was oxtinguished and eliminated from the Amoricau system, aud no longer constituted part of the clemonts of the orican Gav- ornmout. -The institution of slavery, withallita incidents was ‘dead, extinat, sunk in that son Jhich novee givos up its doad and tho pooplo of tho South did not ask for its resusoitation. The enlightoned peoplo of tho South would not, if thoy could, identify the interoats of tho country with an institution which etood utterly antagon- {stic to all the elomonta and was a living farce of Applauso]. Thoy regarded tho.threo last amondments of the Constitution 8 inviolablo and sacred as the articles that were written by thoir forefathers. 5 - Tho discussion closod with speeches from the two goutestants, Bhoridan and Pinchback, The latter interosted and amusod the Hougo with a disoursive description of tho Louisiana election, which hoe deolared was in all respeots a fraud. r, D, L movad as a substitute for the _minority resolutions that Pinohbock is ontitlod to tho seat prims faclo. : The quostion was passed over, sud is to be voted on to-morrow. : CONFNUENCE DEPONTH., . Mr. RUBK presonted conference roports on tho bill to revise tho ponsion Inws and the bill rogulating Pensions for total disabilitios, which were agroed to. Adjourned. CAPITAL AND LABOR. Tho Streator Miners Decide ‘Not to ) Strilco. 2 " Spectal Disvatoh to The Chicagn Tridune, Sraeston, 1l., Junio B.—A largo and enthusl- agtio moeting of Btreator minors was held herg to-day to decide.whothor to join the Braidwood miners on & strike. They were addrossed by John Sinoy, President of tho Miners’ National Union, and others.” The excitemont was intonse, Qitizons and busluess-men waited in anxioussus- ponse for four hours. * For somo timo tho issue scomed doubtful. Once o vote to'quit work car- ried by o small majority, A little lator opinion changed, and, by a vote of 70 to 63, thoy decided not to‘jolu in the strike, and to advise tho Braid- g wood mon to compromise if possible. men i ' ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. Procoedings by the. Court.Yestorday. Specsal Dispateh to The Chicano Tribune, * Mr. Vensox, Ill., Juno 8,~Tho Court mot sk the usual hour this morning, a full bench being prosent, and the following business was traus- noted. nfotious disposed of by. Mr. Justice Craig : 35, EUas Gibzon et al, v. Asencth Gibson ot al; error to Marion, In this case, thero isa diminution of Tecqrd suggested and motion for a wrlt of certiorard, Tho motion fn allowed. =131, Bupervisors Glsy County v. 0. I, Murry; o peal from Richland, Motion ia made in this case to dismiss tho appoal. Tiie judgmonts sppeaed was rendored April 14, 1878, Tho record was not filed until June 3, 1874, The statute requires the record to Le filed by the sccond day of the torm next after tho roudition of the judgmont, if twenty days intervens botwoen the rendering of tho judgment and the term of this conrt, and that If tén days interveno, the rocord muy bo lod any time to tho fonth day of' the Yorm, Tn this case thd 1ocord was nob fled until over ayeor sfter tho judgment was rendered, which ia claarly not within tho statute, 'The appeal will be dis- misaod, By Mr. Justice Bchofleld : 130, C. H, Ungato et al, v, B, F. Reynolds ; egror to Clay. . In this cane thero was & motion for certorari 10 iave the minutcs of the Judge in the Courl below sent up here, Tho Judge's minutos are nopart of the rocord, Tho motlon Is overruled, By Mr, Justice Bheldon : 138, U, B. Prout ot al. v, Elmer Grout ; appeal from 8¢, Oialr, Dimiguition of record Ja suggested, and ‘motion for a wrib of cortiorarl, The motion s al lowed, 108, G, W, Brackoett vs, The Peopla, ox-rel, elc.; appea from 8. Olatr. This is & motton to dlvmlss the appeal because tho bill of excepifons was not filed within the time limited by the Court, The appallant shows by’ amdavit that {Lo bl of sxcoptious was to tho Judgo witin the time limited, and {he Judge neglocted to aigu the bill of excaptions, Thia afdavit shows that the apppllant ropestediy |Fpllul' far i, nnd, an scon os 1t could be obtained, It was fod, ' Thore baing bo fault on the pert of apnellsnt, tho motion will be overruled, By Mr. Justice MoAllisters 82, A, Posrson ¥ G, L. Jonos; sppeal from Ran- dolyh, * This in » motion to dismisa tho appeal on tho ground, na is alleged, that all the puriles praying the apyeal did not Joln 11 executing the bond, Tiils was & ol Sguin ¥l o eatate of one Darwin aid the minor oirs aued by him, The gonoral guardian prayed sn appeal ond Lo oxeduted the boud, Thore would be no asuise ot all in having tho minors Jolned on the bond, and the motjon 18 overruled. 50, John Ouriice va, Joseph Boazloy ; appeal from Jackon, Tn this caso there 18 & molion mude by the ‘apyelloe to dismiss tho sppenl for non-comvlianca with tho order allowing the appeal, and a motion by appel- 1aut for & continuation of the caso, The motion to dismulss the appeal is s mere repctition of a motion ‘mnde at the luat term, Which waa theu denfed, ~Tho wotion for & continuinco, msde on bohalf of the aj- pellant, a bosed upon tho fact that the appellos, the adminfhtrators, come in and entor thoir appearanco, “Phe appollant’ asys that that suthorizes a contiuu- aucs on lis opplication, We havo given this mattor somo consideration, Thereis no preciss dloclsion o the polnt, but this cage way regulurly in Qourt, and, n cave of & writ of orror, Whora there Wik noseryice ‘on the defendant, if ke should come into Oourt aud entor his appearsnice, the plaintiet i error 14 bound to procecd now. We can sue 1o cause for & continusnce In fhis case, Tho motion for a dismivsal of the appesl will be overrulod, snd also the motion for continusuce, It will atund for Boariug ab this terin, NEW MOTIONS, 2011, Padfeld et u Bt lDhll‘. rror to Lg up- o v, Haflstorom, Motlon for rule sn OALL OF DOOKRT, 61~Goorge H, Varnell v, ¥, D, MoGinnis; error to Jefforeon, ‘Takon on 83—Tobert W, Smith et al. New Albauy & 8t, Louls Batlwey Cowe -va, David Miller ; appeal from Jaspor, pany ; exror to Wabash, Bsmo ordor. 631072, uclusive —Thoso aro allcasea against tho Bellevillo & O'Failon Ralroad Company fn condomnation, and wero {aken on vall, 73—A, Atkins i ol, va, E, 8, Blllings et sl, apposl from Madison, Taken on call, 7d- e crinetnl, vb, O, Bliglemn ot al.; orror o Jorsey. Taken on call, 76—, J, Fealtn vi.' M, O. Meadows} sppeal from Hictlaud, Hamo order, 77—, 8, Wilton Samo order, Bame order, 79—V, Hart- 3 orror to 8t, Olair, Home or- John Reach; apposl from . H, 78—ifenry Luden va, 8y man 6t nl, vs, The Poople dor, - 83—, Bchradur v Bt, Olair, Bame order. Opinions hnvo this day beeu filed in the fol- Towing caaos of 1872 and 1873: Jamea Harringlon etal va, Mary Slecs snd Robert Dill; error to Ldwards, Reversed nnd romanded, with' dircetions, Opinfon by MoAlllster, Jacob E. Baston v, Zolotes 8, Clifford; sppesl from Clinton Tove! Oplnion of the Court by. McAllister, J. Dismonting opinfon by Walker and Sheldon, Georgn B, Gravea ot al. va, Androw J, Weher; appeal from Terry, Judgment_affirmed, opinlon by MeAllister, Julia Fagan ot al, va, ¥, Roscin appeal from 8t, Clair, Rovised and remanded. A, 8, Dadgoloy ot afl va. August V. Olvim: sppest from Marfou, Reveracd and remanded, Joeopls Dialcom* w8, I, B, Androws; crror lo Marlon, Reversed. The’ Court adjourncd until 8:30 o'cluck to- MOrrow. ) i FOREIGN. rred ‘and remnnded, Critioal Condition of Affairs in France, A Dissoluiion or a Republic Demand- ed by the Left Centre. The Sultan Quells the Insurrestion : in Fez International Conference to Prevent the Spread of Cholera. FRANOE. i Pang, Juno 8,—The fooling at Versallles is gloomy, The propossl for a diesolution of the Assembly Las boen signed by 126 Doputics, who bave hopes of sccuring in addition the signa~ tures of 105 membors forming tho Left Centre. A motion for disgolution will bo presented in tho Chambor at tho ogrliost opporiunity. The Loft Centre 18 dotermined to have a sottlemont. of the ‘quostion of Ropublio or dissolution bo- fore the August adjournment, Lonpoy, June 9—~5 8, m.~Tho Times corre- spondont at Paris !.olc;;mhu that it is expected it AL Dufnure in a fow days will ask the Com- mittee on Tustitutional Laws to come toavoto on tho first articlo of tho bill introduced May, 1873, providing that the Government consist of a Bon- ate, Ohiamber of Roprosontatives, and President of the Republic. the Committes rejects the article, the Loft Centro will movo in” the As- sembly to rofor a similar pmrnsmnn to & mow commission. Should this fall, the Left Centro, a8 & last rosort, will movo the dissolution of tho Assembly. In tho event of an adverso vote on tho motion, tho Doputies bolonging to all soc- tions of the.Loft may possibly resign en magee. —_ TMOROCCO. Loxpoy, Juue 8.—The iusurroction at Fez has boon quelled. Tho Bultan's troops, on tho 10th ult., oponod a. keavy cannonade on the town, and kopt it up sovoral hours. Many houecs ane stores woro burned. Tho troops aftor- ‘wards cntered and sacked a portion of the town, Ninoty of tho inhabitants wore killed. The loss of the troops was trifling, The insurgouts gave ‘up tho’fight and submitted, and the Sultan has granted thom amnesty. Tt 3 i i ———— & AUSTRIA. Vienna, June 8.—An international conferanca .to discuss mensuros to prevent the spread of cholors, and for tho_rogulation of quarantino, will meot hero on the 16th inst. All the Euro- pean powers bave accoptod invitations to send delogates, . ) ITALY, : Roxe, Juno The American pilgrims will be n%elqu by tho Pope next Thursday. - EW, speaking of . the Vatican, saya: “ A curious fact 1o minke record of ia that one frequently Lioars tho United States praised for tho liberal troat- ment of Catholics both now and, with a fow ex- cngfiuufl, in the whole courso ot its Listory, ‘Che ouly serious offenso charged againat the United States is that we will atill’ persist in maintaininy “those, dreadful public schools,’ which makos it loss .hopofal for the Jeauits to find in that vast country, ground for the propagation of thoe doo- trinoa of the syllabus aud Papal infalibility. The Pflnst! gay that what the Catholioc Church has o8t in tho past two centuxios haa beon more than made up by what it hasgained in the New World. Tho fitat stops have been taken, and beforo lon; beatification will bs bestowed by tho - Churc! upoii the namo of Christopher Columbus, An exawinotion of bis title to Catholio heroivm has for some time, by command of the Pope, ongaged the attontion of Doctors of Common Law. ‘The claim .is foundod upon the groat act, littlo less than that of inspiration, by which Oolumbus en- larged the boundarios of the Christian world," —r, CUBA. New Yonk, Juno 8.—Allegations having been made receutly that Cuban bonds weroe placed in ‘Washington for the purpose of corruption, Senor Aldames, who is the only gontleman in this nouutr{ suthorized to pledga tho oredit of the Ropublic of Cuba by bouds or otherwise, writea to eay that he hus always bad too bigh AD opin- fon of the American Congross to sttempt to sway ts action in rogurdto the belligerency quostion by any corrupt means, » —_— GREAT BRITAIN. Loxpon, June 8.—Tho Earl of Yarhorough, who s snid to bo frequently *as druuk usa Lord,” is again miseing, and'the police are now making an earncst soarch to find him, On Tucsday last the Earl was in the Houme of Lords, and a Doputy Sergonnt-at-Arms, thinking bim ju a worse condition than usual, sccom- ponied him into ono of the anto-rooms. A short time sfterwards the Deputy returned to the room, but the Earl was not thero, and singe then no one who knows him has seen him. Loxpox, June 8.—Disraell says no leas than meventoen bills of domestic importance are to come before Parlinment, and he urges mombora to be diligent to avert a protracted session. S deet INDIA, LonpoN, June B,.—A dispatch from Bombay saya tho wot season hns fairly set in. ——— = MEXICO, - Maramonas, June 8,—The recent act of the Tamaulapas Btate Oongress re-establishing oap- ital Euniaumnut for murders and other orimes Lias boen gromul atod, Itis underetood that the Mexican Government will roform the customs tarilf under hberal torms, abolishing export duties on monoy and silver bullion. SUFFERERS BY THE SOUTHERN FLOODS. Nzw Onreaxns, June 8,.—Gov. Kellogg to-day sent tho following mossago ; 4 “Gen, Uelknap, Secretary of War: *The roliof reports shiow that the sulforing from the overflow romains unabated in Atcha- falays, Lafourchs, and Ouachita Valleys, though thero is some abatoment on the baukns of tho Mississippl. The Committos are issulug fully 40,000 rations daily, and in some distriota aro compollod to restriot their reliof to women aud children, even whore work is not obtaiuable for the able-bodied. It the Geueral Government would order the issuanca of 20,000 daily rations from tho first appropiiation it would avert much Bufforing." s DAMS CARRIED AWAY. Aunany, N. Y, June 8,—At Enst Worcester, yostorday, severnl housos and barna wore enrried off by the glving way of dams. No lives lost. A grand ulmnunig-mnluh botwoen the Grand Haven & Grand Kapids Shooting Clubs took place_yostorduy aftornoon, All the prizos wore awarded to Grand Haven men i the flrat to Daniel Millor, the bost suot, killlog 14 out of 15 ; the socond to J, A. Randall, on'a tie shoot :?nlnn four contestants, 18 each ; third, N. V. Slayton, in the same manuer, 86 throa tlos ot 12 sach. Yon, Juno-'8.—A lector from Romo, accompanying & NUMBER 290, WIND AN WATER, Further neporlq of Demage by Re- cent Storms, Wide Extent of the Territory Trav- ersed, Altinois, Wisconsin, lowa, and Michigan Especially Suffer. = . it Partioulars of the Tornade in Saturday Night, i ipico Chinch-Bugs in tho West Huri }] tho Crops. han ILLINOIS. S FURTNER DETAILY FROM TAMIMOC 5 3, Special Dispatch to T'he Chicano T 3 MeNpoTa, TiL, June 8. —Immodiatol,*\a hear- iog of tho torrible tornado of Baturday nighs, which almost ontirely destroyed tho Town of Tampico, & epevinl train undor the charge of Trainmastor Henry, necompauied by Dre. Cook and Edwards, ot this city, was sont out by Bupt. Ledyard, of tho Ohicago, Buclington & Quinoy Railroad, to the relief of the people. The train reached Tampico about 2 o'clock in the aftor- noon. The following are the particulars, as noar as'conld bo learned: . The storm struok the placo about ton minutes past 11 o'clock in the evening, while most of the inhabitants wore 1n bed asleop, littla anticipat- ing the disaster whick came upon thom Bo sud- denly, It commoncod gontly at frst, asccom- paniod by severo thunder aud lightning ; then, all at onco, CAME TIE FEARFUL WIND, and io a fow moments the peoplo found them~ selves, somo lying many feot from tueir dwoll- ings, while others woro covered with tho debris of tho falling buildings, ‘The scene was terriblo aud beggars -description. Flying timbers fitled the air, and no placo seomed snfo, ‘The storm #00n spont its fury, but it eufilced, in tho fow momouts, to dostioy many plessant homes and render two-thirds of the inhabitants homeless. Quite a . number were soriously in- Jured, several dnngoronsly. 2 THE LOYS TO PHOTERTY will excoed 8146,000, The following are the names of those sérions- Iy injured: Miss Maria Banos, jaw broken, and badly bruisod about the head, doubts being entertained ns to hor rocovery; Mrs, J. Banes, leg brokon in two places; Mr. J. G. Lianos, badly bruinod; Miss Bnnes, badly bruisod ; Dirs. Poorsoll, sovercly injured s Qranville Connor, badly lLurk = about the Load; Mrs, Gaios, a sovero contusion of 'tho shoulder; young K Mr. Poarsoll badly bruised. L A number were inelu‘ud by flyin, timber, and how the injured people oscaped wit] thoir Iives is wondorful. Mr. Gates' house wat completely demolishod, himsolf, wifo, and gix childron being buriod undor thoe ruius or carricd out on the prairio by tho forco of the storm. Mrs. Gatos was found some fifty feet from the Louse with hor ehouldor badly broken, On gelting cloar from tho ruinsMr. Uatos found him. self alone, and, frantic with torror, ho commenced immodiate search for his wife and littlo ones, sroping his way through the Bgyptian darknoss which prevailod. Awled by tho lightuine, ho found his wifo, at somo distance, too badly hurt to holp horself, After conveying her to o safe placo, hio returned sud commenced tho search for his oluldren, finding two of thom on s mat- trens, the remuant of their bad, sevoral feet from . tho - houso, ~Tho othora he found under tho ruins of the dwolling, ing on the prairie, uunjured, ened. Eleven persons, Gates, wera - COMPLETELY COVERED WITS THE RUINS of ‘their house, and, strange to soy, HOE Ona of thom was seriously injured. Tho storm struck a “‘hotel ‘occupied by Tom Banes, de: ving the wirg and movlng“ tho main tlilu 3 from its: foundations. Mr. Buues, his wife, and three g‘l‘ls were blown out of the building and covered with the debris of anothior building. Al woro foarfully bruisod. A druggist was care ried out. of his storo by the force of tho wind and thrown to the ground. Attompting to rise, ho was atruck b{- plece of timbor and ngain prostrated ; concluding that it was uusafe to ror sumo a perpondicular position, ho lay still £11 tho storm hiad coused. o was bub slighly injured. A little bubo bolonging to s family whoso. honso was domolished, was slooping i the second story of the dwelling whon the storm commonced. _After a caroful search, the ngon« ized parents discovered & pairof tiny feet Pro- truding from awong the- dobris which filled tha collar.” Tho child was carefully extrioated, and found to be only slightly injured. - THE EXTENT OF TUE DAMAGE. Every building - in town was more or loss dmmaged;.- ono church, twanty. one dwellings, and ' two Iarge = elovators wore completoly destroyed, Tho loss on prop- orty is as followa : Glassburn & Bryant's lorge alovator, containing 12,000 busheld of grain, laveled o tho ground and grain soattorod; loss, £20,000 ; elovator belonging to B. Each, coptai ing 500 bushels of grain, destroyed: loss, $5,00 M. Banes' hotol, dunaged ; loss about 800 ; Mr, Davis' loss, $500 i Mr. Poarsoll's, 600 ; 1. Huinos', . $4505 Mr. CGuymaw's, 85,0005 bir, Burke's, $800; Mr. Humphries, $1,000; Mr. Gain, 300 ‘:“eifi Jaglor 850D ; M, Dilis, 800, ho dopot,of the Ohicago, Burlington & Quine; Tailroad vina badly dumagsd, - o 0" & Quiney WILERE IT CAME FROM, The tornado camo from the West and appeared to be an immense whirlwind whose {ury nothing could rosist, It was about forty rods wide and half a mile long, and struck the town, demolish- ing evorything in its path. It then scemed to rige and dissolvo. Thoro is ittle damage in the surrounding country. _Yesterday and to-day the sufforara by the oalamity wora ongaged in getting togethor what little it léft, Aid will donbtless bhave to be rendered by the citizens of neighbor- ing places, aa thera are many in a destitute con- dition, Call for aid on soveral places have been rade, aud it is to bo hoped thoy will respond promptly. DEVASTATION IN MALTA TOWNBHNIP, DE EALD and the rost Iy- but badly frighit- living in & houso opposita Mr, COUNTY, Spectal Dispatck to The Chicago Tribune. Caeston, Ogle Co,, Ill,, June 8,.—On Thurs- day of last week, Zolus gave us a preludo (which damaged the growing crops, especinlly the corn ; fruit and shade treos wors blown down in Iarge numbers) to his grand play on Sunda; morning, which commeuced ‘IF :{m southiwes cornor of Malia Township, DoKalb County, 111, The wind proceeded in a uorthensterly diroction, aad was go furlous as to carry. with it everyching movable. “The house andn-arm-buildings of its mad frenke, Tho barns m11: sheds wore com= pletoly domolished. Bome of the timbers wera carried 20 rods, and forced through the sidos and roof of the house. Ono plunk, oamo with such forco as to strike through ung hit tho hoad-board of the bed on which the children lay sloo) iuf. A wing, 16 by 20, was ear~ rlod 2 rods, and badly damaged. The hind wheels of the wagon wera blown 16 rods, brosking s shado, apple, and plum treo, in their course. Two " cows 'were lkillad by tho falling timbera, Bome of the pieces woro found 1 mile from homo, Damages about £8,000, J. Miiton bad tho roof torn from his barn; loss about $300. R, Bpikeman had his new carriage-house enpsized, and the contonts badly injurcd ; loss 81,000 'P. Nivor, noar Malta, hud about 300 worth of buildings mado into kindling wood. ‘The fouoos wero all leveled to the ground, It is fourteon years eince thum section has boen visitod with such a destruative cyclone, Last night we were again visitod with » severe rain and thundor storm,—tho heaviost we have had sivce the harvest of 1860, We have not hoard at this writiug of any sorious damage be- ing done, It ssems Providentinl that, iu the combined fury of tha lightuing and wind, thore woro no human lives lost. DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO, Special Dupatch to The Chicago 1ribune, Mr, Monus, 1L, June 8,—A terrible tornado, lh\mdor—nm‘m, (Hoe BiGh Puge) Thomas Kompson were ohosiui as the viotims of * 20 foot long, - vieited this