Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1874, Page 5

FOREIGN. Another Day of Tumult in the " French Assembly. Rocriminations Betweon Gambetia and he Bonapartists, A Good Word for the Serrano Gov- ; ‘grnment, It Should Be Reqannimd Reasons Why i in Europe. Mo More Suffering from. Famine ¢ in India. Runiored Massncre of 10,000 Chvristians in Chinn: The American Pilgrims at the Vatioan, i TFRANCE. i Panig, Juno 9.—1ho Archibishop Handirait 18 dend. Panis, June 9.~In the Assembly to-day, M. Girord, Deputy from the Departinent of ; the Niovro, and member of the Left, rend a docus mont which ho states has been cireulated dur- ing tho recent eloction in that Dopartment. The paper urges’ Bonapartist ‘offiolals to confor all oppointments . in -thelr gifts upon .retired officors, who aro in favor- of tho election of M, Borgéme, the Bonapartist eandidate, snd 2dds that tho Minister of Financo, M. Magne, bas furnished lists of such officers to tho- Gov- ornment, ¥ . Girerd demandod on honest inquiry into tho affair. z ' 2. Rouber disclalmed any kunowledge of tho documont, and msinuated that it waa fotitious, Ho doolarad bhimself in fayor of inquiry, and would disoues the subjcct when the results of the {fivunlgulnn should be presented tothe As. sombly. . - _M. Gambottn nccused Minlstors Magno and Cisaoy of complicity in this discreditablo bust- nous, ‘Tho Bonapartist members of the Assombiy in- dorsed M. Rouher's offor to discuss the matter whon investigated, M. Rouker then'rominded the Chamber of the chargzos in rolntion. to improper and fraudnlont contracts and appointments_reported by tho Commitigo on tho ucts of the Boptonnat Govern- ment against M. Ganbotta, A violent scene followed. M.J Gambetta re- yplied that he had always answored the questiona of tho Committee, but did not admit the right of **wrotches,” with which term he branded the ‘Bonapnrtists, to question him, . ‘The tumult and shouting which this reply pro- woked, rondorod M, Rouher's rejoinder inaudi- lo.. 7M. Buffet threatoned to move a vote of censuro’'on M. Gambotta for tho words o had spokon, Aftor tho sitting, M, Gambetta and his friend were followed, na they woro lonving tho Cham- Yor, and tnsulted by & Bonapartist. Tha ocour- renco I8 considored as ono of n serious charac- tor, and causes gront excitoment in Parls, The Loft claim that 830 members are Ehdgull 40 voto for the dissolution of the Assembly, and 4hoy only roquire 80 more votes to carry the anovton, which they intend to.introduce at the warliest day possible, - ; 2 . - INDIA. -.. DALOUTTA, Juno 9.—Roports from the famine distriots state that onscs of -actual starvation aro now raro. ‘The number of persons employod at the various relief worlke are deoreasing in con- ,Boguence of the rains whith prevatled. .. Loxpox, June 10—6 a. m,—Dispatches from Tndinzeport serious famine riots in the district xnear Darjeeling, in Bikkim Territory. The troops were obliged to fire on the rioters, a num- Jer of whom were killed and wounded, OHINA, o New Yonrk, June 9.—Fronch papers publish a TJetter written by tho Biehon of..Larands, upon (tue madsacre of Ohristians at Tong King, Ohina. Tho Bishop eays that with his mission - wore 180,000 Christians, but 10,000 have been strangled, “burned and drowned, and he adda that he has o hope of escaping martyrdom himeelf, This wstartling communication beara no date, but is generally crodited in ¥ranco. — ITALY. “Roxz, June 9.—The Pilgrims from the United ‘Bloles, accompanied by 100 American Catholic xesidonts of Rome, procoeded to the Vatican to- doy and were recoived by the Pope. .Bishop -Dyenger introducing them, expatiated on tho dovotiou of the Catholics of the Unitod States to the }Io]f' Father. Honestly loving liberty, thoy heartily condemned tho t{rmnlcnl perseou-~ tions of the Churels by tyrants falso to liborcy and estranged from God. Dy, Theard spoke briofly+in the samo epirit, The Pope replicd thiat amid tho datkicss which encompassed the world this manifestation was & ray of light, The enomics of the Holy Church were numerous. It was a firunt consgola- tion to look upon the Now World, where tho truo faith had so marvelously developed as to requim the frequont creation of & new diocose. BLll falso roligion provailod in a largo part of that continent, and wo must constantly pray for .the rostoration of sll to the true fnit?l. The rilgrlms then advanced, one by ono, and kissed he Pope's band, and presented the gifts they had brought from America, After & most inter- esting interview, tho pilgrims withdrew, deeply impressed. 0y proposo on a future occasion, to present an album containing -the signaturo of each mombor of the pilgrimsge, On. Thursday noxt the entire party will receive communion from tho hands of the Pope, LoxpoX, June 8.—The T¥mes, in an article on the American pilgrimago to Rome, oxpresses sur~ priso that a race Prldm itself on ite shrowa- .ncss and precision of thought should. in- dulge such antiquated superstitions, Possibly nfter contrasting ihe deeolation and wrack of - the lnte Papal States with the oultivation and fortility of America, the_ ominently practical Pcuplc, aconstomed to judge of institutions by hoir results, will find thelr minds disabused. e i £ BPAIN. _Loxpox, June 8.—A lottor to the T4imes, from Vittorin, says: Murshiol Conchn is moving ngainst tho Carlists In Navarre, with every available man. » - Gon. Dorregaray, the commandor of the Carl- ists, is in o good position, ' * Lonpox, Juno 9.—The Times this morning, in an editorial artiole, commenting on the commu- * nication rocently Gent to various powers by the Bpanish Govorument, says: ‘‘It is s hint that the time approaches. when the Spauish Govern- ment must: bo recolved within the palo of nations on terms of o?unmy. It it bo proved that the Carlist (ienerals aro inenpable of keop- ing the cnemy at bay in nlncnz and: Navarre, the insurrection “is likely to collapse, The limits of the . Oarlist mtrength on *Carlist * ground are now 'pretty well defined, "and whon the Natlonal army resumes operations it 18 not lkely to encounter eifootual resistance. ‘Chiese more chearful proapeots justify the Bpan- ish Government in making an sppenl to the pube 12 opinion of the world, - Bhould Borrano main- tain himself and constitute a stable defacto ‘Govorpmont, we know' of no veason why it should not be recornized e well as MacMahon's, Mapnip, June 9.—Latest advices from the sceno of war in tho Norih stato that tho Carlist forcos are concontrating in eutroncled positions sbout Puenta La Reius, The main body of the Republican army is still at Logrono. The weather is stormy, whioh delays the battle. The Carliat diveraion {owards Aragon was frustrated by the Ropublicans, —_— MOROCCO, LoNooK, June 0.—A dispatch from Morocco says fifly of tho Bultan's vroops wora killod sud wouuded in the attack on the Bity ot Tez, —— ' GREAT BRITAIN. Loxroy, Juno 9.—The Duke of Connaught, . Prince m-um:{ apposred a8 p wmambor m the Houso or Loxds last night, tor tho firt time, ettt et s THE HOMEOPATHS. Ni1acanraA FArLs, June 0.—Tho sessions of the Amerioan lustiuto of -ITomeopathy comuenced to-day. Dr. Youlin, President of , the Institute, fuhis nddress, - atatod - that - France - haa+ 4,000 ‘homeopathls practitionors, Gormany 500, Great Britain 400, Italy 200, and the United Biates noarly 6,000, Lhe chief business of tho sessiony consist of the prasentation of raports from va- rious sclontifio bureaus. About800 members aro alroady present. - - SPORTING MATTERS. THE BHODTING-OLUES- . The Kounicott Clubmot Iast evemng at tho offien”’ of its Prosidont, Mr. Abner Prico, on Washing- ton stroot, nnd, nftor tiahedcting gomo buainoss of no genoral Importance, discussod tho pro--| prioty of holding o club_tournament in this city’ duriug tho summer. Tho gontlemen prosont wore nlmost nnanimously In- favor-of it, and s [t committeo was hppointod to'mnke tho necesdary avrangoments,; -In all_probability it will bo hold [ in tho month of Auguat, provided the necossary number of birda can bo prooured. Tho Com- mittos was' instructed to use ovory possiblo en- donyor to make contracts for tho pigeons and rg- yurb,ll au onrly day. ‘I'he moeoting then ad- ournod, ' . . : Tho Prairio Club also held a meoting last aven. ing, at tho storp of Mr. Josoph Butler, on Madl-, son slroot. Aftor considerablo - disoussion, it was rosolved to accopt the recout challonge pro- mulgated by the Kennlcotts, to shoot a match at tou single and- five double risos, ten mon on & wido. Who tho Praltio man will bo, or whon the \‘x:‘izouod shoot will probably take place, was not mado publie. The mombers of tiic Prairia Olub and o great many othor sportsmen scom to be improssed with the idoa that fiu\\'ulmpm\-rnnduru would not ho intorosted. in such littlo” dotaila, Thoy aro greatly mistalen _in this, ond thelr ro- ticenco_in giving information when it Is sought for, and in giving propor publicity to the friend- ly contests botweon clubs -which so frequontly ocour, 18 undoubtediy tho causo of . tho small at- tondanco at vory many of the finest exhibitions of amatour shooting ‘thnt have over beon wit- nossed in this country, K ~ A numbor of represcntatives of the various shooting-clubs “of - the city left last avening, or will leave to-day, to_ participato:in ihe tourna- ment which will be held at Clevelnand during the wook, It will bo u suipiise 10 thelr filewds i thoy do not bring back all the prizes. that aro worth carrying away. —_— 'HE TURF. Speeial Dispatoh to The Chicnpo Tribune, . ' THE GRAND DAPIDS RACFS. Granp Rarros, Mich., June 9.—At tho open- ingof tho Juno meeting ‘of tho Valley City Driving-Park Association. to-day, fully 1,000 spectators were presont. Tho hoavy rains that have lately . fallon rendored tlio. track rather Lieavy, a fault that was incronsed by a.shower thnt began ot 2 o'clock, and lasted tho entire aftornoon. ] ¢ The first race was running, linlf-milo heats, for o purso of $300, and was won by Musketoor, owned : by. B, ‘N. Murdook, of: Lowoll, Mich, He' won the - second and ‘_third hoatsa in 86 _seconds; Daisy _ Deano second ; Nettio. Grim, 1hixd; Qoorgo I1. Akor, fourth. ' In<ho first Lant Motntaiu Boy, owned here, fell dend ‘on the home-atretch whilo two longthy chiead, s s Tha socond_race, forsa pwreo of $1,000, for horses that had nover beaten throe minutes; was adjourned aftor three boats until to-morrow at 10 o'olock. The first heat was won by Kitty Wells, and the second and third by Frank J., owned hore; timo, 2:41, 2:478¢, 2:48. To-morrow- the programmoe includes the Kont County purse, 8700; the 2:44 race, purso 81,000, mife boats; and & running race, purso £800. Porgons who iuvested in the fleld ao jubilant, as Frank J. was not a favorite. The pool-selling this evening is very lively, | % RACES AT KOKOMO, IND. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Koxono, Ind., Juno 9.—To-duy tho Union TNaces commence st this glunu, and are to continuo four days. To Mr.Joha M. Leoch, of this city, bolongs tho credit’ of &mpna!ng and porfectmg the arrangoimenta for theso racos, A conveontion composed of-tho Driving aud Trot- ting Associations of tho Cities of Kokomo, Peru, Cambridge City, Laporte, and Huntington, mob carly in uaginz, and’ formad thia Association, with Mr. L. L. Lawrence, of ‘Cambridge Oity, 88 Prosidont. The races wore aunounced to be- gin at Cambridgo City, Juno 2; Kokomo, Juno | 9; Poru, Juno 12; Laporto, Juno 23 ; Hunting- ton, July 1; and to continuo: for four days at ench place, Tho premiums, in tho aggtopato, | amount_to the sum of 925,000, which is_ dis’ tributed botweon the above flve-named citiey, making the fivo several courses oquivalont to Jone continuous race; Tho course 4t Cambridge City, just onded, is continued here this wook. - . TAGES AT TITTSRURG. P17780URG, Pa., June 9.—Tho races at Friend- th&l’ul‘l{ commonced to- n;é.mg'hn firat wos trotting mateh for a purso of ‘Won by the- Oleyeland mare, Maggie. Time, 2:44, Tho sec- 300, Silver Oloud ond was & pacing race, purso ‘won the race, gl‘!mo:£97 b ———— BASE BALL. JMADTFONDS V8, ATLANTICS. - Bpéeial Dispateli to The Chicado Tribune, - Hanrrorp, Connm,, June 9,—The geme be-, twoen the Hartfords and Atlantics was called at 8:30, the Hartfords at tho bat. From tho fact tlint the Allantics had twico ‘dofeated tho Bos- tond, oonsidorablo waf expocted, and a-largo! crowd was in attondanca, ‘The gara gtarted off brisk, the Hartfords being ‘blanked three timas, the Atlantics making-two in_the eccond inning, Io tho fourth -muning tho Hartfords scored six aud blanked tho visitors, From this timo the -Hartfords kept addiug to their score, blank- ing the vyisitors nearly every time, the, -game standing at the closo 15 to 4 in favor of tho iartfords. TFarrow had his thumb smashed in tho sixth funing, and retired to tho fleld,’ West taking his place behind the bat, This mis- hop disorgauized the Atlantics, and their.play theo last half of the gamo was not very sharp, B THE SCORE, Inntios— 1 2846017879 Hartfords, w0 0061242015 Atlantics, 4 02000200 0— o 3 t - THE WEATHER. ‘Wasnixaton, D, 0., June 9.—For the Upper Liake rogion and _the Northwest, partly oloudy woather, lacal rains, ensterly or southorly winds, lower tomperatare, and stationary or falling baromoter, LOOAL OBSERVATIONG, Oimioaao, Juue 9, 1874, Tour of ol ;| Dtrection anal . - sersation.-| § | § é‘ force of wind,| Weather. 0:53 8, m,, 29.75] 76 + 85 11:18 a, m .:20.88: 69 I Bt 00 p, m, ,|20.887 85 | 73 i 8:63 p, m..[80,01{ 5C /100 [N, H 9:00 , m..{29.07) 89 l 87 [N, B, 10:18 p. 1,.'29:09! 67 1100 [N, fFeshy. . ... Falr; thermomoter, 76, {hermomoter. 54, GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. Cu104go, Juug 10—1 6, m, Maximum Minimum Station Thr] Wnd, haw * Brook'ridgo|10.00 61|N, B, frosh, Galro... .03 81[8,, frash,... Cheyéiine..[20:84| 00|Gatm,, Ohicago, - Oincunaf 49! 1IN, E,) 53:0alni froeh, —_——— . OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. i QuernsTowN, June ), —Btoamship Chius, from Now York, Las arrived. A New Yonx, Juno _9,—Arrived—Btoamehip Indin, from Glu%ow 3 Dounn, from Bremon. QUEENITOWN, Juno 0,—Steamer Hocla, from Boston, has arrived, Lrvenroor, Juno 9.—The steamships Clty of Pn:'m aud Ruolme, from New York, havoastived “out. ——m MOSES HIMSELF AGAIN. COnancsron, 8, 0, June 0,—Judgp Graham to-day decided that the action of Gov. Moxay, a4 chnrged in the: indictment for larcony, wus ofiicial action, and if it was o crima it was com- mittod by him a8 Governor, and ordered the ine dictment a8 to Frunklin 'L, Mouea, to bo quashed, and the caso as to lum wtrickon from the docket, g, WATERTOWN, MASS., LIVE-STOCK.MARKET. WaTenTOWN, Muss, June O,—Dgy OATTLE—To- celpty, 601 head ; best Oxen rangod ut D) @10c, dressed Svolghtt, markot boof ; $8.8060.56 forexira ; $7.60@8,%5 ;or!\m quality; 30.0@7.28 for socond ; $5,80@6.,10 or Hhird, Bitgxe AND Lasins—Recelpts, 707; sales in Jots ot a4 §4,00@0,60 euchi; oxtrs, W,W0@8,T8, | New OnrEaNs, La,, Juno Ui~-A, THE 'GHICAGO DALY TRIBUNE: WEDNHSDAY, JUNE 10, 1874, CRIME. Particulars of the Murder and Suicide at Jeffersonville. Miscellaneous Criminal- Record. Tho Jeftersonville 'fragedy—Johun Mew Deormott Shoots Jlis Wiko and Ohild, ond Puts o Bullot Through 1lis Own Brain. From the ILoufacills Cotrierstournaly June 7, About’ inlf-past 6 o'clock Iast evening, John MoDormott, & woll-known* Irishman in Joffor- sonviile, who haa for {ho 1ast five or six yoars kept a family grocery-and. drinking Louso on Prigon Hill, shot his wife'and child, and then blow his own brains out, Tor tho last fow-yoara MoDermott aud his wife hove lived very unhappily togethor, linving fre- quont nnd violowt. quarrole; ending in, ilghts. IeDormott at times 18 ratd to have beaton hig wifo unmorcifully. Aftor theso reenos Mrs. BloDermott would leave hor husband and temnin away for goveral wooke, but amicablo relations would ngain bo ropewed, aud sho. woiild roturn home; thon, for a tuno, thoy would live penco- ably togother, uutil anothor rupture would oceur, Thoy both drank, and nearly all thelr quarrels woro tho diroet consoquonces of liquor. ~ Some. thing.noar six mounths since, Mrs. MoDermott appliéd for n divorco from hor husbrud on the ground of cruel troatment, but' befora 'the caso enmo into, court shio withdrow ‘the snit. Tho 18t of Iast month McDormott gave his wifo n severe whipping, and she loft him, and again in- stitutod suit for divorce., Since then, McDer- mott has boen drinking hard, and was apparent- ly in much troublo about tho suit. The euit wag to be tried noxt weok at the Clark Circuit . Gourt, and. as _tho day. of tha trial draw nonr MoDormott has been in o half ‘frantio conditfon for fonr his wifo would gain tho divorce prayed for, He has called to soo lior &' gront many times in the Inst weok or ton days, and ondonyored by the most Kl‘\‘fll!lmlt ontroatics to Induce hor to come ack and liva with him again. When this would fail, ho would throaton to Lill hor if she did not roturn, and then lenva the liouso in & tompost of assion, During thia time Mra. MoDormott was onrding with w friond, Mrs, Mary Horn, who renidos on Indiana avonuo, betwoen Soventh and Eightb streots, In Jofforsonville. Friday aftornoon McDormott went to Mru. lorn's to 600 his wifo, and they Lind n long talk togather.- He bogged hor to come home, prom= iging not to mistrent Lior again, but his ploadings were In'vain, the wife firmly refusing to again live with' him, This_angorod MoDermott, and ho canght his wife by the arm and dmz?nd hor out of tha door, swearing that ke would kill ner if sho did not go ‘homo with him. Bhe jerked away from the maddened man and ran into the houso, McDermott going off swearing that o would kill her, : Yosterday McDormott camo to this sido of the river to soe bis sister for tha purpose of gotting lior togo ovor and geo hia wife, and try aud por- suado hor to-Jive with him again. At ‘this timo MMcDorinott -to all appearauces was sobor, and talked to bis sistor in & porteotly ratiounl man- ner,’ Ilis sistor promised to go ovor the next day (thin morninu? aud oxert all tho influenco sho could to induce Mvs, McDormott to go back to hier husband. T'his.apparontly gatisfled Me- Dermott, and ho roturnod to Jeilorsonvilleabout noon. About 4 o'clack yostorday aftornoon M- Dormott again wont to #oo ‘hiu wifo, nud again entreatod hor to g0 Tiome, with him. Bherofused, a8 usunl, but told him that, it ho would go off and beliave himsolf, porhaps sho would como homie Mondny. He wanted her to go than, but sho would not do it, o, after - threatoning her ogain, a8 usual, Lo loft tho houso, From thoro ho went down to his storo on the Prison ITill, noar tho Btato’s Prigon South, and from thoso who esw him. wo . are . informed that ho *gcted like a crnzy. mau” He wenb across tho strest from hid store to a melgh- bor's and borrowed a large-sized Colt revolver, Iellhlfi the wan of whom ko borrowed the woa- pon that a swindlor Lad beaten Lim out of his monoy or pockot-book, and that Le was golug aftor lum, Ho told this same story to soveral mon whom ho mot io the noxt Lalf an hour, and, before the deed of blood had_ oocurred, the re- ort was_on tho atrects of Joffersouvills that ' John McDormott Liad been swindled out of his pocket-boole.”. About half an hour before the wurdor, Mr. David Tomlin, & Deputy. Shorift, met McDermott, and -gorved & writ upon him to appear in tho divorce suit ponding. This, it iy supposod, oxcitoa MoDormott more than over, and, after lmwinq Tomlin, he started di- rootly to Mru, Horn's, whore Lis wife thon was, He was socn to entor the gato, and go around to the back or kitchon door. 'Tha houso Is & small framo cottnge, with two rooms and a kitchou. M, McDermott was sittiug in the Litchon daor with her Jittlo daughter, en infant 14 mouths old, in her arms, A neighbor states that she was_wesbing the child at the time hor hus: baud appoared, and this is most likely the case, a8 tho child wes found aftor tho. iragedy with nothing on but ita shirt. not have been in tho yard more than five min- utes when three reports of s pistol wore heard, Mr. James L, Bmith, who lives nearly opposite tho houso, males the following statoment to tho Courier-Journal roportor: **I hoard n raport of pistol, ran out of the house, and when on the stroot hoard two moroe, ;They wore from Mre, Horn's, Iran over there nnd in_the house, ‘When I got ingide McDermott wis lyiug on his gide in tho room noxt tho Litchon. Ho was living whon I first arrived, but_gave a gasp ina moment, and I kuew ho wes dead. ‘'he pistol was about o foob from whera ho was lying. I pnssed on into the kitchen, AMrs, MoDermott was sitting in the kitohen door, with her hend leaning over on the door siil. She held tho child in her army, . I sow tho wounds of Mrs, MeDor- mott, and asked her {f she was badly hurt, She did not auswer mo, and could not spenk. I looked at tho clild, and saw that it wus dead, Blood was all ovor mother and child. Tho sight was 4 horrible one. Some of the womon by this time biad como in and taken the dead infaut from the arms of the mother and laid it on the Led, spread o comfort on the lloor, and Iuid Mrs. Me- ormott on it," Mra, Mary Horn, tho woman who lived in the house where the deed was committod, was ab hiomo at tho time, but last night was unablo to glve tho loast information about the shootwug, as lior system roceived such a shock from the ter- Tiblo scene that sho was perfeotly prastratod nnd 1 a spoochless and dagerous condition. Iu- deod, B0 great is tho fright sho suatained that fonrs aro exprassod that shio may nover recovor {rom it, and, if_sho docs, it wiil bo sevoral days boforo e can toll anythiug about the aflalr. Itis & motter more of conjocturo than certainty at present Low tho shaoting was dono. Tho genoral suppoition is that MeDormott commonc- 6d firing on Lis wife whon she waa sitting on the door-stop with the child jnlher arms, Aftor he lind killed thom both, as bo supposod, o rushed by them into the noxt room, and. thon plucod tho revolver tohis right tomple and pulled the. triggor, tho ball ]i("hlng olear through bis head, of courso killlng him lnnmutfy. Tho firat shot fired by McDormott, it ia sup- posed, killad thoohild. It entorod the uppor fip and came out at the back.part of ibhe hoad. Mry, MoDormott was shot through the loft arm and ou tho clbow. The wound on the albow, itis supposed, was mado by the samo bull that passed through tho hoad of the child, ‘I'ho third wound was in the top of her shoulder, the ball going down and lodging between scapula and tho ribs, The exact location of the ball iy not yobt known, a8 a probo of two and & half inohes tailed to dlscover it, The wound of tho syomnn Is consldered daugor- ous, aud the chancos are agninst her recovery. At Talf past 11 o'clook Jast night she was roating u8 oasy a8 could be oxpected from tho sovore uaturo of hor injuries. John MoDermott, tho murdorer snd suicide, haa resided in Joffersonvillo for tho lnst oiglt or uiuo yoars. o wans formorly a resident of this city, and for o timo was tho keoper of the Ohio Honso, on Front streot, in this city, betwoon Third and Fourth stroots, ‘o liousa Was o vory dis- roputable placo, ond was the rosort for nll dis- reputabla oharnoters, low dances boing held thero nightly. In perdonul appoarance DloDer- mott wan vory rop\Sslvn, being low und hoavy- #ot, largo hend and great broudth of forohead, gray e{u, and hoavy whiskers, 1o was ap- parontly about 45 years of age. His wifo is o #mall woman, aud has boon” in dolicato hnalth for soveral years past, Ior maidon namo was Mary Gorman, and sho was marriod to McDor- moth elghteon years ago in I'biladelphia. Tour chitdren have boen the umlnring of tho unhiappy union—the oldost a Loy of 16, one of 12, aud u littlo 4irl of 6, with tho muidorod child of 14 wmonths, The latter was n_bright, prnn‘y and hoalthy obild, It provontad a ghastly and horri Dble apponrauco lnsl night, Its hoad, faco, and ontire body being covored with blood, and searcaly T000f mzfl:lu. I'ie mothor ulso pro- sentod n Lorriblo nn[lmut, lylng in tho middle of the floor bathed in the bloud of Lor murdered child and from the wounds oun \hor own body, Aronnd tho' form of tho poor aud bloedhig woman were gatherod tlie children, woopluyg violently at the terrible soquel to the munyq;my- Lhioir rels aud Dbittor domestio wrangles . of parents, - ‘I'wo Murderers Lynehes. L. AlcDermott could | Notrls, who murderod and robbed & fatboatman on Day au Macon, nbout a month ago,woro taken from (ho Winnesboro jall Snturday night, by ‘thirty dlsflu(aod mon and hung, No verdict yot In the Grant-patlsh casos, Tho opinion is that the jury will fall to agroe, ''lo Reign of ‘Corror in Willlanison County, Correapondence 14 T'he Chleago Tribune, CArnoNvALE, TIL, June 8,—An odious nnd al- mest bloody spirif ia rampant in Williameon' County, which crops out in tho form of nssns- sinations, loug tho highways, in tho flolds, nud amid tho gloom of the forest, The familics mostly ongaged in tho sanguinary foud aro boing rapidly thinned, whilo numbors” are leaving for the Indinn aninn, thinkivg thomsslves anfor among tho savagon than whore they are, Tho' ond {1 hot yot. “Blood, blood, blood, fa atill tho cry. The horrors of & retgn “of torror are in ovory house, . Murder nnd Ars & RuTrAND, Vt., Juno ).—Aunle Frioze's houso hiore, was burned this morning, and the body-of & woman who was dragged from tho flames wag found covored wvith stab-wounds. No teaces are to ba found of tho money or jowelry which she was known to possoss, & SUMNER. Memorinl Procoodinigs by' tho Stitte Authorities, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicayo Tribuns, DostoN, June 9.—To-dny the Siate Govern- ment paid ita ofilelal tribute of respect to tho memoty of Olarlos Bumner, Tho oratlon of Mr, Goorge Willinm Curtis is the thivd already deliverod in this city on tho same thome, tho flrst being by Congressman Elott, of South Onrolina, on tho invitation of the colored citi- zons, and thorocond by Bonntor Schufz, on the invitation of the City Governmont. To-day, Music Hall wns elaborately decorated fn- rich mourning draperics, aud a profusion of flowers, The sudignee was quite -distinguishod in tho numbor 'of local' colebiition, ns on the occasion of Benntor BSchurz's " eulogy, but thore wore fewer moted persons {from othor States. The chiof difforonce In tho charnoter of the sudience wns the more numer~ oun prosenco of ladies to-day. The hall was crowded as bofora. * P € TILE PREPARATORY EXEROISES. | The exorcises proparatory to the oration were of & moro varlod charactor, and consumed a full hour. | Thore was flrat an organ voluntary; then a cbant by theTemplo Quartetof Rhodes' musio, to theo words, * Remomber now thy Crontor iri tho days of thy youth;" thon s long and enrneat ‘prayor by the Rov. -James Frooman Clarko, aftor which Clara Loulsa Kollogg sang the orin, “I know that my Redoumer livoth.” Prof. J, W. Churchill, of Andover, rend n poom written for tho occasion by Whittier. Adelnide Phillips thon sang on arin, ‘aftor which ox-Gov. A, H, Butlook's briof introductory romatks moved tho audicuce to applause. Mit. OURTIS' ADDRESS, Ar. Curtis occupiod two hours In the delivery of his oulogy, overy portion of which was listened to with rapt nttention, and many of its eloquont pagsngos woro recoivod with enthusiastic plau- dits, 'Tho orator gove loss attontion to the life and caroer of SBumuer than Sonntor Schurz, but Lo doveloped with distinctnosa the . spcolally strong points of his character as a man anda utatosman, and enforcod tho losson of high ox- nmllrlo with great power of statomont and ap- peal. Tho oration was MORE ARTISTIOALLY FINISHED than that of Sountor Sehurz, snd, although he had his manuseript hofore him, he was not confin ed to it #o closely, and the declumation was con- sequontly charactorized by groater froodom of sction, That ibwa# gracoful, improssive, and charming is n mattor of coursa, because it was the uttoranco of Mr. Ourtis. At its conclugion tho applause was hearty and long-vontinued, Anothier hymn was sung by the: quartotto, and tho coromonics ended with o benodlction. : ‘I'his ovening Mr, Curtls was entortained at a | banquet, givon by tho Committeo of the Logis- Iature, at tho Revore Houso. € sk RAILROAD NEWS. . COMMISSIONERS' BUIT AGAINST TILE ILLINOIS CEN- TRAL. v Svecial Dispateh to The Chicado Tribune, Oamno, Iil., June 9. —It will baromemborad that, some timo Alnce, tho domurrer of tho . Iiliuoin Contral Railrond Company to the doclaration of - the Railway Commisgioners for £100,000 dam-{ agos for- allogod oxtortion, wan argued bofore’ Judge Baker in our Cirenit Court, and Lo teol tho caso undor advisemont, Wlis morning ho rendered an opinion in which the uemurrer was sustained in o numboer of poiuts, and overruled iu othora, ; TOND TRANSFER FORBIDDEN. o also granted an injunction lo prevent the trausfor of tho Cairo & St. Louis Rallvond bondy of this city trom tho custody of the authorities bLore to n trustoo boyoud tho limits of this State. FIRST TRAIN OVER TUE 8T..LOUIN BRIDOE. B1. Louts, June 9.+The flrst locomotive, with A train of throo passonger conches, containing o number of invited guestsa and represontatives of the press, crossed the bridgo this ovening to tost the track, which has just been laid, Gen. 8 man, who was of the party, drove the lnst spike conueoting the track with that of the Vaudalia Itoad, Gen, Simpeon, Genoral Buporintendent of that road, also officinting, Tho train was run over tho bridgo sovaral timos, and about o third way into the tunnel this side the river. On Dacking up tho Iast Limo tho train was bltod on the cautro span of the bridge, and tho guosts drank the honlth of Capt. Jamos B. Lads, Ohlof Engincer, and that of the Directors and stockliolders of tho DBridge Company. Gen, Bhorman and others mado appropriate speochos, aud tho aceasion wns ouo of much congratula- tion and pleasuro, Engincors, sovoral of whom aro conneocted with roads contoring hera, wore presont, aud were dolightod with the structure, which guve 1o sign or token of weakness, Not oven tho ulightost jar was porcoptible. A rogu- lar seientifle testiug of the bridgo with immouse woights, aud yarious appliances known to the profassion, will tulo placo in a fow doys, in the presonco and uuder the dircction of somo of the most noted eugineors in the country. Traftio on the uppor roadway of tho bridgo 18 already ag- suming largo dimongiona, ILLEUAL PASSENGEU CHARGES ON WISCONSIN RAIL- HOADY, Speelal Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, MrLwaukE, Vis., Juno 9.—Allively tine is ans ticipnted in tho Munivipal Gourt hore to-morrow, when somo eight or fon suits aginst agouts of tho Chicago, Milwaukeo & 8t Paul snd Chicago & Northwostorn Railronds for illogal olsrges for tickots will bo brought up, Jola W. Cary, at- tornoy of tho formor Road, is expeclod hore to pload in its dofenso. 'THE NORTHERN PACITIO RAILROAD, NEw Yonk, June 9.—The Arst-mortguge bond- holdors of tho Northorn Pacific lnilrond have olected Willlnm B, Ogden Trustee, in pluco of J. Edgar Thomson, docoasod, PASSENGER-FANES ON TIE NORTIIWESTEDN, - Curvespondence of T'he Chicano T'riluine, Averrroy, Wis, June 8,—Tho Chicago & Northwostorn Tailway Company bhave postod noticos cnustplnno“sly m their dornls, roquiring passongors for all tratus to purchaso tlokots at lio ofllve boforo gelting on tho oars, A mun iy stationed at ench car, and all passongors ara ro- quired to show thelr tiokots boforo thoy aro allowed to ontor the cars. This 4 done to'eateh thoso who have boen' in tho habit of gotting on tho traing and tondoring the logal faro. i pracoodlng ou the part of this Company Horyos to Intonsify tho bitter feolings already oxinting in the minds of the peoplo agalust it, and mny lond to sorious disturbances, as it tonches & clasg who aro many of them rm\!]y for quarrel, but who wore satisfled as long as.thoy could ride at tho legal.zato by gotting on the trains withoub tickots, As this class are foy in number, not being probably ovor one-twoutloth of the whole number who travol, it seoms to ho poor policy on tho part of tho Company to bring on a cou- dliet with'thom. J, G, g e WIND AND WEATIIER, IRocent Storm, [ Special Dispaaleh to L'he Chicaygo Tribuns, MiLwaogeg, Juno 9.—A sovoro thundor and rain storm thin ovening, uecompaniod by a high wind, did considerublo damagoe. Much of the low lond around tho city Las beon flooded sud orops washed away, causing thousanda of dollurs” loss, In tho city numbors of sowors havo burst opon, nud houses hinve boon flooded, Lawanyk, Juno 8,—Anothor vory hoavy storm possed over thls weotion of tho Htate on Saturday night, ' commoncing about 0 oclock p, m, and continuing until sbout 2 a, m. The- lightning was vory sharp, but fortunatoly thore was no wind of any acoount, The rain was constant during the timo, Bunduy wnd ploasant, but st 9 p. m. o sovora #torm of rain, accompauied by & constant yoar of thunder and- incoseant llgh ning, commenced, lasting until 4 o'slook Monday mornlng, It was the largast fall of water “wo havo had in ton Durr, In froguent inwtances, was washod i to (ko dopth of from 160 2 fool ¢ on two roads mouth. to tho county lino, four bridges wero washod out ; and a largo extent of uounu‘{ ributary to Ottor Creok was complately +flooded: Troncos woro blown down and washod away, nd in many cagos, in which the highway tind with wiflows and poplar troow, the onie tiro road would bo covered with branchics blown from the samo, - Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ' Drs Morses, In., Juno 9.—A henvy hail slorm passod ovor this city this morniny, and consider- sblo dumn&:n 18 roportod to ‘crops and fruit, ‘Lho oxtent of tho damago Is not yet known. Following tho storm woro n sories of lLieavy showers, which washod tho strocta aud cornflelds, causing gront damage, e THE NORTHWESTERN STATES Nows Itoins ‘Telograph . engo ‘Tribus : ILLINOIH, i Heavy showers of raln, nccompanied by Ligh . wind and sharp lightning, bave prevailed in tho vielnlty of Ottawa for several dnys, 'T'lie stand of corn in'that vicinity, has not booi surpassed for yonrs, > . - —Migs Iorm, of Cairo, who waelndly burned with korosone yesterday morning, it is'said will not live, * I £ o —=Aftor fittosn days of rofusal to partake of any nourisimont whatoyer, Mru, Louiso Girard, an insano Frenchwomaun, of rome 28 or 80 yenrs, died Monday in-Kaukakeo of stnrvation, = Ifer ineanity has always manifested the same peca- Linrity, viz.: avorsion to food, nud whilo at Juck- sonvillo, whonco shie roturnetl tyo mouthe ugo, it was'nccosanry to, forco nourishmont bobwoon ber. lips to keop hor ativo. - MICHIGAN, A tologram was recolved in Dattlo Oreok yos- torday, stating that Goorgo 1L Lussoll dl Buffalo, N. Y., at 6 5, m. = Mr," Russoll wau well known thrmqi‘mut Michigau, and_othor Stotes, as a larga railroad contractor. Mo built the Peninsula Itailroud, aud, at the time of his denth, was ongagod on the Duilalo & Jamostown Rail- road, whiol waa nearly comploted, . —Yaatorday thore was a liquor-trial at Adrian, ab, the conolusion of which thore was & goneral row, which camo near torminnting soriously. One 0. P,..Brown, who has been hired by the crusadors a8 o spotter aud witness, was assault- od by & Gorman woman, who cut him on the head, and, whon an officor attompted to arrost har, tha dormans present .cnwe 1o lior rescuo, They nll rushed into .tho .Justices ofiico, and & gonoral row onsued, - Pistols wore drawn and chbairs ralsed, and-a riot scomed imminent, until the City Marshal aud other ofticers arrivod, who quieted tho disturbance, —A grand Mass County Tombvorance Conven- tion was, liold in ‘the Court-llouso at Borrien Bprings yosterday. Delegates from nonrly overy town in tho county wos prosent.’ Tho Court- Housa was filled with peoplo. Permanent county organization- waa offactod, and tho -mosb strin- gout resolutions passed. The Association re- solved to support no man for offico who would not exccuto tho luw.” Tho greatest onthusinsm provailed. —A small party of, Lansing roughs were st Delbl, 4 milos south of tho former city, Monday, in compauy with Charles Lunn, of Delhi, on'n drunken spree. Tlo drank whisky coutaining strychnine and died suon after. It was supposor to have boon put in tho whisky by bis compau- iona, ' A pout-mortern s boei eld, Uit 1o do olsion con Lo roached till tho stomnch {8 anniyzod, which hag boan sont to Aun Avbor, Tno follow~ ing hiave boon arrested aud are now in the lock- u|l1 :_-Goorge Mouroe, Androw Monroo and wifo, Ole Donlson, A, Fryaunt, nnd Lillle McLucns, —A _small building” was burned in Lunsing yestordny morning, ou Geuesso atraot, owned by I, Cuole. Loss, 51,000 ; insurance, $800, —Tho Topublican Stnte Contral Committon was in gossion in Lnlmlns‘ yostorday. It was do- cidod to call the Convention at Lutising on the 26tk of A\l{gnal. Tuch ropresentative district will bo ontitled to two dolegates, being doublo thio nuwmbor two yonrs ago, 'WIRGUNEIN, The Grand Lodge of Freo Masona of the Stalo assomblad_yostorduy in Milwaukee. 'Thora was a largo Enthurlu , most of tho Lodges being rop- resented, Tho day wae consumed by tho Com- mittee on Credentinly, in listeniug .to the Grand Master's aunual nddross, and in appointing committeos., Tho election of ofticers will tuke ‘placo to-dny. —Two train boyy in thoemploy of ShaofTor, of Chicago, on tho: Northwostern™ Rallroad, wore yostorday arrostedin Milwaukoe, on & warrant to the Chie | wori out by a Stato agant, for péddiing books, papers, ote,, without 8 licenso in this Stato, —A disoato rosembling tho opizootle Lus ap- peared among the hiorses in Milweulkgo. —1t is stated in Milwaukee, on good authority, that Dr. Doloven will not_necopt the nomina- tion on tho 18th for tho Episcopscy, and thet Dr. Kompor, gon of tho Inte Hlshop, will ho nominatod in his stond, Dr. Coles ' being' nom- inated by the opposition, A MINNLAOTA, Toy Oweng, hospital-stoward at the’ army- Lendquarters in St. Taul, was yestorday convict- od of procuring au abortion. Other indictments aro pouding against him for tho sanio offonse and Jor soduction —Tho Commissionets of Printing of Minnesotn, hiaving advortised for bids for next year's work, roceived no bids, Thoe nmended Inw of lnst win- tor baving cut off &l oxtras, printers doclara there fs no profit iu the maximum rates nllowed by law. Tho matter will probably hava to lia ovor to noxt session, and the anuual roports of this year will go unpublishoil, Y . P, Maun, of Now York, telegraphed to St. Paul yesiorday that the proposed connection bo- tween the Sioux City and the Southern Mimneso- ta Railronds by a lino from Mankato to Wells, of which ho line charge, oaunot bo built, mainly bo- cauro of adverso legislation, oxisting aud throat- ening, dostroying confidelico in ' any Becuritics they could put on the markot. 10WA, A boy in the employ of J. Knapp, living u few milos from Fort Madison, mot with o sugular aceidout. IIe was stunding in o wagon }when tho horae started, throwing him ont, aud one of the whoels struck Liu on the forchuad, tear- iuLi off bis senlp. Ho is dangorously, although not fatally, injured. —Tho ovoping DosMoines Jowrnal suspended Inst evening, aftor an oxistonce of two yenrs. It had always beon regarded ag the organ of Mr. Kusson, and tho suspousion creatos n_good doul of speculution as to the fulure policy of tho followors of Mr. Kasson. ~—The Ninth Abunal Convention of the Tows Babbath-8chool Associntion commenced ity un- nual gossion in Dubuquo yestordny evening. Thore aro about 400 dologates in attondauce from as mauy localitios, I. O. Chapin, of Daven- port, prosuding, Tho programmo of oxercises embraced many subjocts in the intarcst of Bab- batb-sehools, —A. wodding in Dubuque high life took plnco youtorday, the intorostod partics Leing Thon: Connelly, a woll-known carriage manufacturor, aud Miga Ellon Francos Brown, daughter of a woll-known railroad contractor. —A shooting affair took placo in Dubuquo you- torday morning, & man named - Hoopor firug o pistol at o wan namod Johuson, Although tho glstol was discharged almost in contact with obnson's porson, ho escaped with a moro burn in his garmont, ~Nows from the conntry around Dubuque is to tho offoct that tho storm of Sunday did cou- sidorable damage all over the region traversed by it, which includes soveral countics in that part of Town. INDIANA, Last night, in an attempt to wave his brother, & lad, Daniel Sullivan, was drowned in Sugar Oroek, near Crawforduville. * —Yestorday, & fire broke out in Robb & Mabonoy's sgricultural implemont rooms, at Crawfordsyille, destroying them, damoging their stovo aud hardware building, aud Fishor Doher- z{'e oarringe factory, consuming the blackemitl sliop and Dotiarty's residonce. —Eddio Bwift, a lnd of 18, was drowned yes- torday in Bluo Lake, three ‘mites north of Arcolg, whilp'batlung, Ho bad o boat with Lim, which slippod from his graep, and being unable’ to i, hho sauk, ‘Tho body has not boen recovs orod, C —— ¥ LOCAL ITEMS. A hack-drivor at bronk-nook speed, on Olark sireot, sonth of Aadison, at miduight last vight, attractod no little attoution, nud induced tho boliof that gome horrible crime lnd been committed, Inquiry atthe Armory olicited o statoment that the Jolu lad violated the eity ordinance by oxtinguisbing his lamp-lights, snd was hureying to avoid arrost. At hnlf-pnst 12 o’clook this morning tho np- pearanco of flamen in n three-story frame housia nt No. 630 Btato slreet, acaupled in part by the rocory ot Pipor & Co., and In part us a tenemont ouso, caused n still nlurm to be given to Rugine Company No. 21, wlio provented by their promnt action what might Luve boen o dangerous von- flagration, T.osa ostimatod at 826, Insurance not roported, The fire is supposed to have beon the work of an incendinry. A atill alavm wag givuu by tho Amorican Dl trlot Tologruph Company to the Insuranco Patrol, at 11:45 Jast night; causod Ly the dis- covary of n firo in tho rear basemont of No. 120 8outh Olark street, attachod to tho saloon of John Dowar, The flamea wore oxtinguished without tho uid of tho departmont, and with a Jous of @50 ¢ fully fugured. Gauso of lire, & do- feotive tlue, olmma shall bo _wonld pormit tho * Judgo in tho mattor, and tho rosolution was not WASHINGTON, (Continued from tha Pnmo.) ald until the D ; boen eatisfled of ?thr m““ml:“:!nunmon! bag Mr. SENER objoctod on tho ground that it apartmont to bo'the nltimate - rncolved, Mr, BPEETL, o mombor of the Committes on Coutingont Iixponses ln the Dopartmont of Jus- tico, ndurassod tio Howsg on tho sbjoct of the enormous exponditures n tho Wostern District of Arkanens, [A sumimary of the Commitleo's roport was ombraced in Inst Baturday's 1fouse rocondings.] 1o spoko of the Judgo of that istrict ae n porson of tho name of Ktory who Lud romnined in that position to mock tho ad- ministration of justice, Iie recounted the his- tnr{ of tho Wastorn District of Arkunsas which had started, ho snfd, with o corrupt Judge, o Judgo who was in_ tho habit of admilting to ball persons triod and convietod of eapital offouscs, and lotting thom go free forovor aftor- wards ; & Judge who wawsliown o nve bought cortlficales Issued for the pay of jurors aud wit~ nosgos at n discount of 40 to 60 conta on the dol- lnr; & Judgo who was charged with having ro- cofvod & bribo of $25,000 for admitting & nollo prosequi to bo entorad in o cortain cnse ; a Judge whost records were marrod, and intorlinad, aud orasad, and confused 5 o Judgo who Lad ape srovod oo of thio Murehnl’s vouchors for 220,000 u blank ; 8 Jmlfio who liad allowaed the Govern- mont to ho plundored of hundseds of thousands of dollars,” It was, however, but justico to that Judgo to ey that in rexponso to the Committec's mvitation, he had: apponred beforo it, and mado a statomont, That! stutoment wos lanie and unsatisfactory, It was uot tho statomont of & man conscious of his, ofticlnl .amt personal integrity ; not the state= mount of & mnn who felt that injustico was donn to Lim by " such chorgos, but the statomont' of & oringing, : shrinking, cowardly, corTupt man, The noxt stop in the (¢ rauds_was the infamous [ mymind It was_a very oroditabl 3 loved hor, aud T ranpurzl him nl’l‘ tll?a ‘:{gfi‘ f?r‘ll(q. I eaw thoir Majostlos Intaly at & grand party Ellx?l% ;}:nmllmnad [ ungnnfll, n\]ald on that ocenslon & Quoen of who B kel » Qu hotn her husband might —_— CASUALTIES. Fatul Mining Accldent, Speeial Disputeh to Tho Chicwan Tribune, Winkgsnanns, duno 0,.—A Loavtronding accl« dont oceurrod af the Stuiiton shuft of the Lohigh & Wilkesbarra Gonl Comnany yestorday aftory noon, ‘The Htaulon shelt is milo awny from tho fires at tho Kiddor slope, but s on & lower Tovel, i conuected with the snme by gnug- wayd, and tho water from the burning mines haoa run into the Btanton mine, thus Muprlnx work. Yeslorday James Willlams, o Wolchman, woe boluy lob down to ascortain if tho water was abutlig, whon hils lamp came n contact with tho blaok-dnmp, und a donfoning oxplosion fol- lowad, hurling Willlams 600 foot to the hottont of tho slufl, into Lwonfy-five foot of water. While efforts wore hoing mado Lo recovor the budy, the wifo and children of the unfortunate man filled the air with thelr lnmentationy, Ralivond Disastors. Synaovse, N. Y., June 9,—Ono conch of .an exoursion train jumped the track st Lobanon Iollow, last ovening, und thirty porsons wors morae or less sovarely woundod, Prrrsuunai, Po., Juno 9.—Last night abont 10 o'clogle the third and fourth soations of the frolght train on the Pittuburg, Washington & Baltimore Ruilway collided with tho ronr of the wocoud soction, otio milo cust of Indian Crook, Pa,, onused by n train breakiug in tivo, and rune nlog bnole boforo the Hagmen could. givo warns ing, Tho anginoer, nomed Husted, was killod by bolng caught botwaon tho engino and teador, while jumping off, I'be fireman had sn arpa .brolion. and corrupt Marshal named Willinm A, Britton, and the means ndopted woro the getting of lie- titlous nnmos of Doputy Marshals and meking out Dbiila; in such names; also, buying up vouchera for jurors, witnesses, and dephtics at_ 20, 90, 40 per cont on tho dolir, and in’ some instances cart-loads of thom could bogot at 2 bitu on tho dollar, which vouchors wore aftorwnrds paid in full at the Treasury De- Enrtmunt. Ho stated that, suspicions having con araused in - Washington, an investigation bythe Grand Jury was ordered, and it was 8o nr- ranged by Britton uud - the ‘District Atlornoy (nlso party to tho frauds) thnt n favorablo ro- port ghowid bomade; and 8o tho bills wero paid, and Dritton, who bad boen romoved, was ro- inatatod Dy the Presidont in tho - abe genco of " tho Attorney-Genoral, bLut the Attornoy-Genoral hud aftorwards gone beforo tho - fonato aud _bad the: appointment of Britton rojectod. But in disposiuyg of Britton & Worso mau was appolnted intho porson of Lo- gan H. lonts, who immediataly organized n Na- tional Bonk ot Fort Smith; became ownor of threo-tifths of the stock, and continuad to peddle out by tho cart-lond tho cortificates. for the pay of witnesses, * gumm, and Doputy Marshals, Ronts then sent thoss voucliers for prymont to his own bank to tho tuno of hundreds of thous- nuds of dollurs, and. they were patd at an en- ormous discount. M. Bpoer also roferred to the fact that, on one oceasion, when vouchers of Britton to tho amount of §40,000 or %50,000 wore ‘mndmg be- foro ono of tha auditing officors in-the Do partmont of Justico,” Britton . picked up oue of . those officials and gnve b & olarkebip i Arkaneas, with o salary of £2,000 o yerr, and aftor that tho vouchors were allowed. ” o fignres which Mr, Spoer prosent- od in tho course of his specoh showoed that the exponsen of that Distriot for 1871, 1874, nud 1873 wore $748,023, of which sum 14,791 was paid to grand jurors, 492,014 to potit, {umm, and B11d,- 117 to witnosses, foaving 308,101 for Marshials, doputios, nud clorke. Tnking the yoar 1873, whion the expenses of that District (with n popu- lation of less than 800,000) wero 3821,863, Hosnid thiat thoy oxceoded -the like oxpouses for the #Amo yoor of all tho New England - Scates, Now Jotsoy, Ponusylvanis, und Oblo, with u popula- tion of- 10,500,000, At the close of Mr. Speers’ speech, tho ob- Jection to the resolution was withdraws, aud the Fosolution was adopted, - Mr. BENER roported ubillto amondtho twenty- third paragraph of Bec. 8 of the nct of 25th Leo- ruary, 1878, to rogulnte the foes und costs of Clerks, Murubuls, sud Attornoys of United States Uircuit nnd Distnior Courts, yPassod. THE GENEVA AWARD MLl The Houso then took up the' Goneva Award bili, to which Mr, POLAND offered n substitute. “Sir, BUTLIER: (Musn.) addroswod the louso in explunntion and mmcnu{'-ur tho substituto pre- nonted by himsiolt” trom'tha Judicinry Committee. Ttoforring - Lo _ thi6” rdpoition. to puy iusuranco compunies, ho “#niit thnt there wnd au active lobuy at woric in favor of those insurers and wu- dorwnters, who had recowved 2 for evory dollar thoy: lost. Iather than et any of ‘tho - money ' go - to-- them, ho'thought it'had better o to mnke jotlios the mouth of tho'Mississippi Rtiver, loveos on ity bauks, or clesr ‘oub a mud bank h n lake any- whore thal n muslrat can swim, ‘The majority of the Committes lheld that il losses sbonld bo paid for inflicted by all tho robel crwsers for whoso ncta the United States Govornmont bad declared Great Britain linble. Cougross should not sheltor itself behind the dosign of the CGonovs Mribunal, or the uow rules of {uternationnt’ law mado after the fuot, but should pay under “the old- intornational rules’ of luw. Who next question wus, what closses of losses should Lo paid? -Tho Committoo maid that, first, overy diroct loss should bo paid ; second, all war promiums should bo paid to thowo who hd preforied to pay those vast war promiums, iustend of transforring thoir vosgols to Lnglish, Germnn, or French subjects; and, third, payment should be tnade to thoe in- suranco companies that had mnde actunl louses, In couclusion, bo warned tho ouse ugainst countonuneing an unseently sirugglo for thi monoy, and said that the eiicet of such o strw, glo would b to put the mouey in the position of tho Fronch wpolintion claims, and that ivwould not bo dividad in thiy genorstion. i Mr, TREMAIN nddressodl tho House in opposi- tion to tho substitute reported by Mr. Butior, In the course of his spoech be assorted that the bill nover could hiave beon reported at all unless th mutusl insuranco companies hud beon providod for init, and yettho flrst act of tho Chairmun who hind tho bill in charge wus to sdmit wu amend- mont to striko out thut provision, Mr. FRYLE assertod thnt the Committes had beon deliberntely cheuted into udmitting thet provision, é.. Mr, TREMAIN doolared Lo nurled buck on the war premiums olnims the a@sortion thab tho Committoo bud boen cheated into admitting that provision,. 'Cho unssortion wus totally unfounded, " Unloss it hnd been put in tho bill, tho Wil gould mever have boen re- ported. Messrg, WOODFORD and POLAND argued aguinst tho biil roported by Mr. Butler, Blogsrs, DONROE and BURLEIGII spoke in favor of Mr. Butlor's substitulo. LECESS, The House took n rocess till 7:00, Lho even- fug seuulon Lo ba for gouotal discusulon. 'ho dobate on the Genova bill is to be con- tinued to-morrow till 8 o'clook, when tho provious question is to bo congidored and veconded, and, after tho closing spaceh by alr. Bullor, the vote is to be taken. ———— HCG-CHOLERA, Correspondence of The Chicago Tribwne, CARBONDALE, Juckson Co. hog in this aud surrounding vountlos are beiny rapidly deciimnted by cholers, which has become opidomicul, Muuy farmers hinve lost their entire Liords, 1t vespocs noither ago uor breed; sll indiguantly that chumpions of aliko fall victims to it terriblo onergy. The. ‘| ruilroad-umployes. [um'id, mnggoty carcusgos of dead swino cross he travelor's path wherever he goes; and tho stench that fills his vostrils causos him to wish hiwmsolf elsowhore. The various nosirams folated upon tho' fuvmers ay infulliblo romedies have thu fur proved worthloss. ‘The foll destroyor still continues hiw worl with unabsted fury, lun\-ivl:g but fow living hogy slong his line of march, & Serrs einTas The Queon of tho sundwich Isiandd, Tho uow Quosn of the Bandwich Tulands, wiyn o lotlor-writor, J5 o vesy attractivo ono, 1 think. I can't suy what kind of nsensntion sho would creato I Doston litorary sacloty, but to ouo ne- cuutomed Lo Hawaiian fontures und dusky sking sho mukon o vory pleasing picture, Sha iwubout 85 yoors of uge, & qun above theavorage holght, poitly in_porson, and carries howsolf with n {ienly. dignity Docoming lior slation, whicly ity 1u ostizoly natursl Lo ber, as it iu'to most of tho Hawaitan women. Sho speaks so littlo Jenglish thutsho doos not trust hersolf to wso this lnguogo in_campuny, so convorsntion s womewhat diftienlt; but hor bright, pleased, in- totligont expression makos up for u great dosl also. Sho had & recoption of tho lndies of 1lono- Iutu at the palaco a fow weoks ago, and hor man- nura weore worthy of any lady Inthe laud, while Tor drans was nimplicity Itsolf, Lub ricl) cuongh! to suit horvank, In hor youngor dayy sho was nugo to the son of the presont Quesn dawni:nr. and was said to ho very beautitnl, * 16 was thon thought that Knlakaun lowercd himsolf some- what in motryiug ovo bolow him in vauk, but to FLRES, ¥n Now Yorik Oley.’ New Yonk, Juno 8,—A- firo broke out this morning in the building at the-northwost corner of Washington and Warron streots, ocenpied a8 o | woodenware, unrdngoA nd ‘niatels manntactory, and extending to No, 278 Wiwhliygton stroot, snd | cuued o tolal loss of 340,000 d ‘At Crawfordsville, fnd, Onawronpsviriy, Ind,, Juno 9.—~A large firo | acowrrad hiero lust hight, by whicl, damngos to tho amount of 830,000 wera sustuined, of whick Dohorty & MoLolland, -carrings-moauifacturots, - sud.Raft & Mahoney, sgricultural dealors, loss abont 325,000; insured to the amount of $10,000. Cho firo 18 nup&mucfl to havo haon the worl of uy {:wnnulm'y, and i the largost that ever oceurra ora. At Columbun; 0. CovLuxnus, 0., June 9.—A fire, this aftornoon, entiroly destroyed Lovejoy's planing-mill an Tumbor-yard aud three hrick and ‘two ‘framo houses,” Lovejoy's loss is catimatod at from’ 815,000 to 20,000, on which there was no Insur-~ ance. Tho loss from the buruing of the dwells’ ing houses'will be nbout 980,000 ; mostly covored by insurance in local componies. - The fivo origie nnted in the planing-mill m & pile of sheviugs, atorad cloro to tho boller for ful. - MISCELLANEOUS. Fall iver, Mass., counts a population ot 48,404, against 12,581 in 1860, —John W, Stedman, of the Norwich Advertiser, hine bron uppointed Stato Insurance Commise stoner 1n Gonueotient. ' —'The holol-keepors of Goorgia iutend holding 2 convention, probably nt Macon, for tho pura Poso, as thoy Hay, of adopting such-measures for their solf-protoction ne may Become nocessary in {'Illfl ovent of the puussago of the Civil-Righta —Tho editor of tho Leavenworth Daily Argus romarks, in Lhe obituary of his paper: e wont into the busiuoss dotermined to run it or Lust. . We have busted.” ; —John I, Ballou, a young colored mnn, late sludent in tho ofiice of B. T, Ames, Esq., wna yestorday admittod to the Lar by thoe Suprome Quurt,—the first colored man who has roceived thut lionor and rosponsibility in Rhode Teland.— Proyidence Journal. —Tho Now York Zribune does' not fancy Elize abeth Cady Stanton, and porsists in attributing bor utterances to Mrs, Henry D. Stanton,—a uamo thut fow outof New York will recognize. —'Tho T'ravorse Bay (Mich.) Zaglesays that tho prospects for an abundant friit-crop in that ro- §1m. wero nover more promisihg than now. While thore sro n few orchards iu which the aps plos.appear to blossom luss then’ ‘usual, in most of thom the trees wre full) 'to “overflowing. | amount to 284 Til; June 8—Tho - Ponches, plums, cherries, and small fruits, proms= iso abundently. 2 —Tho Wilmington (Del.) Commercial pube lishes & statemont showing that over 220 irom uhips, mostly stoam vausels, Lnve baen built i tho ynrds of that city, and gtates thnt this s o far greator number than has been constructed in all tho otlior yards of the United States togother. Tt ostimiates that the totul number of iron ships built olsewhore will probably not oxcaed flfty. —1'e case of Pamels Qruy agninst Jacob Coff- man—na easo in which was involved the title to the ontire town-site of Emporin, Kan.—has bocn decided by Judge Dillon, in the United Hiates Cirenit Conrt, 1n fuvor of dofendants, end Ewme porin real-estato owners now broatho casicr, —Tho 'roy (Knu.) Chiéf calls upon the To- pokn Record to nawe tho candidate for Govornor which it allndod to in a late issuo as bucking the tiger, ote, -Wo daeline to do 50 now, for the rea- gon that the object of the statemient made in the article reforred to was to offoct a reform in the habits of the goutloman not named.—Zopeka Record. : A —'I'ho Commontwealth has issued o proclama= tion doclaring Topela. the f*railrond-contre™ of Kanses, ‘The Champion still insists, howavor, that Atchison I8 tho *grent railroad-centro” of Kuusaw, Tha Spiiril of Iansas comes to the front and doclares thit Tawronceo has already be~ como the *railroud-centre” of Kankas, 1f this Westorn country is prolitlo of anything, it is of “railrond-contros.” S —Phe Boston Aduertiser anys that ** Mr. Freder- ick A. Bawyor, Iate Ausistant Secrotary of the Tronsury, was & sub-mastor in the Brimmer 8chool ‘boforo tho .war, and was rocommanded by Mr._Dhilbriok aw Principal of tho Charles- town High School.” What of it? He aleo ap oue timo -taught school nt Gardinar, this Stato § Dbt Maing docs not feol proud of the fact by any meuns.—Porlland (Mui) Adverliser. —* @G, B, 8.,” a leadiug advooate of woman- auftrage in Mlcblfil’mfi taltos serious oxcoption to 5} the Sounte Oivil-] ts bLill, beunuao it requires that colorod porsons shall be adwitted to public placos ou an oquality with whito persons, whila 1t pormils hoté‘bkunpnm to continue to exclud from their housed ‘‘ women, if strangors au unattonded.” — Tt in doubtful if Indisnapolin is growing aa fost as she did lant years but still the progresd boiug mado is wonderful, cousidering tha gen- ol dullness, Hundreds of reaidencos nra be- ing built, and thore is searcoly n Bl‘llnl‘fl In tha city on which some improvomont is not being mudo, Inside property holds up, aud the trans« actions Iu it are quilo oxtensivo. In out-lots those is not mueh doing, except onpe in & whild in the way of trade.—ludianapolls News, . ~The total vecorded saler of roul estats for ‘the month of -May, for Denver City nlone, 398, “Cho lrgost proportion of this amount has been purchused by foreign capi- tal, and at loast bialf of the property purchaeed s boiug improved, aud thoroby lurgely.oulinneed Invaluo,—Denvar Tritune, —Two yours ngo (tov, Tlowic's racing maro Australin, wis 80 sorjously injured whilo lmmg Joaded on a cur bolonging to the Ttitimoro d Ohio Huilrond Compruy, that sho was withe «drawn from tho tnrf, 1fo brought an action for damages against the Compnny, ulloging that tho accident oceugred through the negligenco of tha Y i oano o clrlad| {u m;‘ Hupremo Cowrf of the District of Columbia, an n\’urdiut rondored rov #10,000. -Tho de!nm}unq moved for a now triul, which was granted. ‘The sceond triul wan concluded vesterday by the flnd« ingg of verdict for §10,000 i Zeyor of “the plaine till.—Haitimore Amevican, « —Sunday (Muy 81) was an evontful doy on Plko's Penk, ‘I'wo foot of ‘‘sleot-snow™” fell during doylight, and_cloudy restod tiko » pal¥ upon the summit, Discharges of the electrig finid wore fo froquont that at times the rooms of tho signal station soemedto be Mlad with flames. Iho wives were all melted to the ground, snd tho stove wus the objoct for many an uttack. Ougo tho sigual-onicors were wll prostrated by a furious bolt. Indood, so torrible was_ the situa- tion, and 8o fearful tho constant and repeated igcharges, that Borgennt Loary was frightencd into fits, Holdom do tho obsorvers ousny o visls to the springs, tho snaw hus acoumuluted to sa great dopth upon the Pouk ; but we learn that the suow-lovel }u now rapidly gotting lowor,— SPECIAL NOTIOES, JC LUNGH. ANE. ORUELLY RAUKED, AND THIZOENKRAT KPRENGUH GRADUALLY WAST. KD, BY A PIRBISTENT, DEEP-SEATED COUGH, WHICH DR, JAYNI'S EXPEOTORANT MAY BB RELIED ON TO OURE. YOU WILL DERIVE OERe FAIN BENEFIT FROM IT ALSO, IF TROUBLER WITL EITHER ASTHMA OR BROVOUITS,