Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1874, Page 7

oys, Caliwells, Osborns, Delabays, Tngaliscs, Booe ' [ds, Hayencs, etc, Lave comploioly Wisguated s arge'mnJority of the'ioteat, righi-thiniing portion of o party, A niumber of nowspapurs, horotofors Re- abear, bive taken down tholr colors aud holated thia Bpposiion buncr, e rumbling of the coming storm a airesdy hoard in tho dletanco, Tho armors and Iaboring mon of tho Biato Liave aoiermined th ro- ‘buke not only tha corruption In Stata politics, but ulo #hio third-torm protonsiona of. Gravt, and tho utparule lalod disbonesty of tho eutire Fodaral Admintatration, ~—Tho salary-grabbora of tho Forty-socond Qongross turn one 9 bo a pitiablo sot of cowards —aa thiovos usunlly aro, Thoy (alked gayly, nob Jong ago, about’ vindlcating thomsolves biofora tho peoplo, and thoy assured us that they wora not & bit frightonod by the * forty-jackass mud- powoer * or tho howla of a Jlcortious press. . « + Wothinkitigeafe to hazard tha prodie- tion that no man wuo handled the back-pw wtands any chance of golng into the Forby-fourt] Congross. This romark applies with oqual foroe to Damocrats and_Topubiicavs. o mona you, Mr. Bllis H. Roberts] And _you, Mr. Fornaudo Wood [ And all tho othor ‘Httio flsh and gront {ish wiio ran tholr honds Into that notwork of fraud and corruption known as tho salary-steal, —Ttica (N. ¥.) Obserter. ~TI_votoed for the mosatira which would take monoy ©at of my pockot. I volod to make thio messuro rotro- activa; nnd to compel o roturn of the pay aalary- @rab] {o the Tressury,—Dunneil's peech at Ouwatonnit, Indoeod] Votod to take tho monay outof rmr own pocket? But why did you put it nto your pocket, Mr. Dunnoll? And, if yon ‘wantod it oot B0 bad 08 to vote to hava it takon out, why didu't you tako it out anyway ? Nobody compols you to keepit {n your pooket. You probably voted for tho moasurs waon you ioro mura 1t could not bo carried, just the vamo as yon waitod 4i}l you wers sure tho enlary-grab would Kmnnywm‘. and thon voted againatit. Doab, {r. Duonoll!l that's too -thin altogether,—Red thfi‘(“lmn.) Grange Advance. —In the olection of - Reproscntatives to Con- grees uoxt fall, no nttentlon should be paid as to ‘whothor tho oaudidate hiss beow or Ja Republican or Domocrat. Tho only question should be: Ie ho honest, ospsblo, and to bo tiusted? If 8o, thon voto for him, and the noxt Congross will bo tho wisost and most eMolaut for the good of the pation that has ovor met In Washington.—Cam- bridge (I1.) Chicf. —Jndgo Poland, of Vermont, has struck an opposition porty in the way of his renomination. Xt carries the Grangor olomont, aud malcs an 1ssuo of tho * press-gag " Iaw, ond 1ta oandidato 1& Col. Jolm B. Moado.—Bosfon Globe. —The Democratic State Commitics, not belng natiuflod that Gov. Hondricks fu entiraly dend ag & Presidontisl candidato, hnve docided to print 100,000 copios of his recant spoech for circula- tion. That will ‘I:ul hum out of his yo— oo s Sendh g nel. F RAILROAD NEWS, WESTERN FREIGHT-TARIFFS. During tho last two dnys, now freight-tariffe, from Olicago to Woatorn, Southwestorn, and Northwostern points, have beon published in Tye Tomusg, The.o rates aro what rallroad companics call “ arbitrary rates," becauso thoy will not pro rato on them, Formerly New York roads mado their rates to all pointa Wost, and, undor tho system of pro rating, the West- ern ronds bad fo tako on their through-rates whatever the Now York compavics chooso to allow thom. 'The action of the four leading New York truak lues in making rates at their lato mooting at -New- York, by which the sharo of the Wostorn ronds was reduced to almost nothing, mude tho mavagers of our ronds kick, and thoy decided to no longor pro rate with tho Eastort lucs, but compel thom to pay local rates ostablished in the now tnriffs printed yostordsy and tho day boforo. By this action 'tho rovenues of our Woutern roads from through tarll will be grontly incronsed, but at tho samo time thia arrangoment is of iucaloulable bemeflt to tho mer- chants of our city, who can now much better competa with the merahants of Now York as the ratos from this city to West- om points remain tho same, while those from New York to the eamo points are groatly in- oroased. 'The Now York roads cun mako their ralos only to Chicago, aud from this polnt West thio arbitrary ratos establishod by our ronds have to bo added. Tho Wostorn lines were compalled 10 taka thiy nction, na thoy are troubled tm mak- ing their rates by tho raiirond laws enactod by the Logislaturea of the variousWestern States, In making their local rates thoy aro forcod to adopt tho figurea of the Railrosd Commissionors, which in nimost overy instance ure wuremunerative. Thoy, therofore, clain that their now local rates, ‘which nro a8 low.an canbo made, ought to bo satiafactory to tho Now Yorkara. PERSONAL - Mr, §§. M. Folton, Jr., has boon appointed Gen- orad fuperintondontof tho Pan Hundle Railraad, with his oflce at Pittsburg, Mr. Folton is o ‘youug man, but inherits railroad ability, being a son of Hamuel M. Felton, long tho distiuguivhed President of the Philadolphis, Wilmington & Baltumore Nailroad Company, Speeial Lnsvateh to Fhe Chicaoo Tribune, Jouxt, i, July 81.—Tho Superintendent of the cut~off division of the Michigan Central Rail- rond, Mr. Carlton Wheeler, resigued to-day. Atr. J. G. Hopper, a resident of Micbigan City, Ind,, in his enccessor. MMr. B, MeKugh, of Marshall, Mich., is the local agont In this city. —_— THE MINNESOTA LAW," THE EPTECT OF TUE NEW FREIGLT-RATES. . Swelal Dispatch to The Chicuno Tribune, * Br. PavL, Miun., July 81.~The State Commis- slouers’ soliedules of froight-rates work such an entire chango in the tariffs of thodieront rosds that railroad-men thewselves, after ono day'’s dil~ Tigoot study, are yob unable to say just what of- foct they will havo upon their business, though 1 i8 evident that, as the schodules are based oun distanco ontirely, o etrict conformity with thom will stop the compauies from giving the samo fa- .eilitios ag now to sparsoly-sottled districts on tho weatern portions of their liuos; aleo, that all apecial freight contracts, mado for the purpose of building uo trade along the lncs, will bave to bo rovoked. ~Whother tho companics will bo imjuted in thg mater of re- ceipts, a8 proportioned . to the outlay, is doubtful, but it wcortsin thot the rural poou- Intion ot 'tho Stato will loso by tho application of ho Commissionore’ rates aud rules. In womo in- stances—that is, from certain stations to other cortaln statlons—the rates are loss than in tho companics’ present tarlila ; in atners, highor, Tho aim of tho Comnminsiouers appears to have been £0 equaliza tho rates wahout reducing tho earn- Ings. o nome compnnles, at léast, intond to con- form olosely to tha ratos and schedules of the Commissioners 111l the noxt Legislatute, botter Informed, sholl amend the lsw, 1f found neces- rary, However, two fluential railroad managers Jay that the Commissionors’ soheduies arp based on correct business principles, snd they will help the reilrond compauios towards correcting the errors of maoagemont whioh have impoverisbed tho local companics. Their u\)Eno'.ImlB aro that 1ho law requires them to prove in court—what iy tolf-ovideut—that froight may be rcoeived and delivorod at wome stationa cheaper than at othors, and compels the Commissionera to make rates entircly by distauce, without rogard to tho amount sad rogulanty of the frattie. THE GRASSHOPPERS, Troublesoinoe Insects Moving Eastward from Minnesota, 81, Pavy, Minn,, July 90.—The grasshoppers aro rapidly moving castward In myriads, avd will doubtloss reach Wisconsin, porhaps Illinois, boforo the flying eeason ia pasged. ‘I'boy are ro- ported to-dny very sbundant at & numbor of i’}qn“ far onst of their former scane of activity, Byou in this ity euveral gardens are overrin with thom, Alf the damuge tha late comors can now do is to doposit eggs which will bateh ont millious ot devastating tueects auothor yonr. It | in now absolutoly certain that other statos than thiy will complain of tho sconrga noxt year, aud if the olouds of insocts continug_thelr present mavement oven the Central and Esstorn’ Htates will not e8oapo, Br. Lous, July 81.—Great quantitios of grass- hoppers hava sppeared In \Yontern and Houtie wostorn Knansng and are destroying averything batora them in” tho shapo of orope. Auch dame 3go and dlstross Is approkiondod. st e QREAT COMMERCIAL NEWS AGENCY, New Yonk, July 8L.—The Europeun news The agonclos, the Router Tu]l.:grnm Company, of | London, aud Havaw, Lafito & Co, of Parls, haye smalgamated undor arrangomonts mado between . thom for s Jong torm of yoars, and the agency of the former Uom{muy in thi clcy will horeaftor bo known as the *¢ United Statcs nTmuy of tho Touter, Havss, London mud Darls” The Mbusiness of the Ileuter Compuny, swhich bas . bitlerto suppliod for uropeau, Aslotlo, African, aud Australion consumption the uowa and commorolul aftalrs of tho United Btates, tho Woat Indies, Cantral Aworica, Maxi- co, and Canads, Lag, since the complotion uf the Bouth Amorioan cable, beon oxtended to -Braail, the Argontino Rupublic, Ohill, and suals othor of the natlons of South Amerioa s #50 lu Selographlo communloation with tho rost of tho world. The conolldated gompanies annonnce thaat thoy will horoafter deliver sll comwmeraial mflgan Intrusiod ¢ ol charge to all parts of Iord - ntrogntod - conatitutlonal FOREIGN. Tmportant Speech of Gambetta - _intheFrench Assembly. Tho Motlon to Adjourn on fho 6th of August Carried, Dofeat of an Attempt to.Raise the State of Siego, Grounds of Spain’s Complaint Against France. The German Squadron May Drivo the Spanish Navy Over io the Carlists. FRANOE. Pantg, July 81.—In tho ‘Assombly to-day, tho quostion of a recoss amo up for debato, M. Gambotts made an important apoech, profossod- 1y ngaivst o prorogation ol tho session, but ronlly u favor of tho Republic. Prorogation, ho sald, was simply intended to concaal tha 1w- potence of the Assambly, which, although it powers, had dono nothing but successively rojoct all known ‘forms ~ of goverument. Tho Right was responaible for whatovor might hap- peu. ‘Tho organization of tho Soptonuato was a8 impossiblo as thay of thoMonavrchy. Ile mado & poworful appoa! for tho oatablishment of a Republic, winch would give peacoand unton to France, and concluded by demunding that the stato of sloge b ruisad. Tho spoaker was tumultuously applaudod by tho Lofe, T During tha subsoquent debato, the Mazquls do Fronoliou, o Logitimist, doolarad that hao cou- sidered it his right and d“t{l to do avflr]thmfi in his powor to ro-establiali tho Monarohy, This caused great oxoitemont, and the Left called tur tho views of the Government on tho subjoot. Gon. do Clasoy, Vice-Prosidont of tho Minis- torinl Council, ropliod that tho Govornmeont would saek with™ firmicss rud impartiality to maka {tu powers rospoctad. by.all partics. A motion to raiso (he stata. of. ioge Was ro- Jooted by & vota of 233 yens to 360 nnya, “I'io motion to adjourn on the 6th ‘of Angust until the L0th'of Novembor was fnslly carred by & large majority, e e——— . SPAIN. Lowpoy, July 81.~The telograpk office at Buntundor bas “rofused to accopt any dispatoh relating o military oporations and evonts of tho war. Paus, July 81.—Tntimations are_thrown out Dy tho press that the advent of the German squadron in Spanish wators may causo tho Spou- lfix navy to pronounce in favor of the Carlists. Le Temps roports that the subscription to tho loan of 6,000,000 for tho Carlists has beou ccommenced, and that out of lhu({:mcnods 80 far rostizod 83,000,000 wore forwarded to Spain to- day. Mapnr, July 81,.—The Jmparcial makos tho following specifications of the complaint agalust Tranco :- Arms bearing tho royul initinls of Don Carlos have beon publicly sold at Bayonne. A mapufactory »t Lordeasux has been allowed to undortake contracts for supplying the Cailiot srmy with boots and shoes, ‘Tho Duchess of Madrid, wifo of Don Carlos, hzs been suffored to resido at Pau without boing interned. The demaud for fho oxtradition ot the Chief, Bavslls, on account of vatious criminali- tles, was rofuscd by the French Governmant, snd Lis roturn into Spuin was not provented. _Tho Profact of tho Dopattment of the Lower Pyre- nees, who promoted the publio entry of the Car- lints into Spain, s still rotatued in offico. Thou- gands of armod rocruits for the Carlists live crossed the fromier. Iinnlly, two cargoés of arms from ¥rsuco have boon landed for tho Coxlists. S g GREAT BRITAIN. Loxpox, July 81,—The oxeavations for tha new Law-Courta hinve rondered Templo Bar uugafe, and_nll tralo under it, between tho Susnd and Fleet streot, is intordioted, cansing much inconvonionco, Loxpox, July 81.~Travol has boon resaumed through Templo Bar, that structure baving boon propped up and deelared safo. THE ALLEGHENY FLOOD. Clearing Away the Debris—Danger of Pestilonce irom Docaying Substuncos —Rolief for the Needys Spectal Dispateh to Ine Chicage Tridune. Prrrspund, Pa., July 31.—The work of olear- ing up the debris in the flooded districts con- tinues uuabated. Three more bodies were re- covered to-day. Tha stonch at Spring Gardea and Butcher's Run, in Allegheny, s getting positively fearful, and is threatening, in addition to ono calamity, tbat of a pestilence. Tho guthorities are doing ell ia their power to clear away the ruins, but the number of moa 18 almost insnilicient, and more cannot well bo put to work, ‘e Penusylvania Railrosd Com- pony s given tho labor of 100 non to sasist in o workc : Contributions.are caming in frocly from every quartor, aud they aro very much neoded, Clath- ing us woll us money is scceptuble. Relief dopots, remiodiug ono " of Chicago fu October, 1871, have been established ju the districis do- vastated, and overything is being dono to slla- viato immodinto wants. ~Abo:t B0U families who esoapod the flood have lost thetr ull, 170 the Awrceiated Press,) Trrrenono, July 31.—Subscriptions to the re- liof fund for tho sullerers by tho lato tloud nre pouring in rapidly. Tho total amount subsesibed now roachas about 850,000, ‘Tho total loss of lile, so far as known, foots up 133 persous drownod. "To-morrow the work of cloaring away the do- iis 1n Vooghtory's Moadow, Butchers’ Run dis- triot, will %n comincnced, snd thero is every reason to suppose that additional bodies will bo recovored. 'Thie damago to tho atrects nod sow- arg In thig district will reach $60,000. THE INDIANS. Troops Ordered to Kanuns—The Wyos ming Bxpedition, Svecial Divateh to The Chicaao Trabune, Owana, Nob., July 81,—Cowpasy I, Third Oavany, Lieut, King, Tiaa tiaon ortoted tEom Hoct MePhoreon to join Gou, Popo in Knusns, and will march to Gronnel Sintion, on tho Kansns x’nfmc, which tho Southorn Indisus sre throate ouing. Oapt. Wossels camo into Fort Bteelo aftor chnsing the Indians that attacked the Beminole niners 90 milos up the Bweetwulcr, without catohing thom, . Thieving Xuids in Texas and Mone taun, @avrvesToN, Tox,, July 81,—Information from Auntin staves that tho Indians visited tho town of San Baba and carriod of & lurge numver of horéca and mules, BALr Laxe, July 81,—A roport from ‘Helena, Montana, says the Indinws ratded to within 9 milos of Bosewan, Moutans, thivs dags ugo, and alolo some Atock and captured twe white inom. All quiat now. P ——— THE LATE STORMS IN THE WEST, TORNADO IN HOUTIHXRN MINNESOTA. Srecial Lispatch to Lhe Chicao Trioune, Br. Paug, July 31, —Baturday laut was a day of storms ju_Southern Minnosoia, From 0 to 7 o clook a flezeo west wind swopt over tho north- orn towns of Faribault and Froeborn Countios at Wolls and the vicinity, Most of tho village chimnoys wore blomu aver, and several housos on Col. Thowpson's farm were wreoled, In Nowry a Catholie church was wioeked and two houses unvoofed. A Uatholic church at Shoo han's Oroye was moved 10 feet from the founda- tiou, bu the frumo hold togetlior. In Hartland poveral housss wore blown down and n number of peraons injured, novo fatally, At Frocborn u wind-mill was wreckod sud several housss wn. roofod, At each placo both raln wud bail fel) heavily for a shoit (ime, ‘nccomvaniecd b) tarriflo llxfluu&ng. l}re{; wera wuck dlnmgo& ull along the storm track. Boon aftor, the storm struck Lake Popin, oxpondiug most of Its foren on the luke and noar its shores, but at Fronto- nueg, Florance, and Lake Gity, nestly ovory house lost fts glans on tho exposad sides, &nd ln many drdons und on & fow farma wll tho orops were ostroyod. A nuwmbor of light buildings wore blawn 't piccey (u vach place, Ou its custorly courso, aftor leaviuk tho. lake, a number of barns wera wracked iu Wisoansin, and the crops on sevors! farma were destroged, The hails stouecs at Lake Qlty ware uald toavazage ao fuch THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE:- SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1874. e e e e e in dismotor, 8 milos wido. THE BTORM IN MICHIOAN. Tho track of tho storm was about Correavondence of The Chicago Tyibune, TLansino, Mich., July 30.—Tho sturm of the 24th and 20th iost. did goma damage in vo- rious portions of tho Btato, A partof tha track of tho Chiengo & Lake Bhoro Rallroad, noar Lapeor, was washoil away ; nlso, a bridgo cross- ing Pino Rivor. At Witliamston, a man named Lovejoy was killad by lhgbinlug whilo sleoplog = with bis wifo; eho oreuped uninjured. 3L G, Woodman, of Koono Town- ship, lovia County, whila lotting down a window to provont tho rain blowing in, was struck dead by lightning. A Mrs. Walls, of Iomor, Midlwnd Courity, waa struck by lightning whilo ‘stunding iu hordoor. Sho stoppod bsck to s chalr, ox- clniming, * Ob, Iaball "diel® and immoediately oxpired, ORIME, A Toledo Bank Swindled by njForged Deaite Gpecial Dispatch to The Chicaco Tridune. Tovrgwo, July 81,—Last Tuesday moruing, & business-like looking man weunt tuto the Toledo Bavings Inatitution, of thia olty, and prosontod a lotter of introduction to the officors from busl- ness acquaintancos in Now York, and with it a cortifiod dralt for §8,000 upon theNinth National Bankot Now York, Ho etated his name to bo G. P.Rollf ; proposed to remnin in tho city for 5omo timo and invest Inrgaly iu gruin, and would lteop _n cousidorablo Lalan~o with thobanlk: Ifo would slso lie §2,000 jmmedintely o use thnt day. The ofilcors fonnd all his papors rogu- lar, tho certlflod drsft standing closo scruliny. ‘Tho man's appearance and couvorkation im- ' prossod thom favorably, and thoy sdyanced im the monoy. A short time afterward thoy Lele- graphed to New York in refevouce to tho mattor, and tho anasvor was thut tho diaft was a forgery and Rolli a swindler, Measures were takou to appieiond him, but ke had made good his escapo frow tho efty, The bank bas tried to keop the mattur vory closo. Arrcsted on n Chargo of Forgorys Spectut Dapateh to_t'he Chicuao, Y'ribune, TInp1aNAroLs, Ind,, July 81.—Kolman, Preel- dent of the Indlanapolis Collln Campany, was to-day delivered to Ulncionatt ofllcors on n requi- sition of the Govornor of Olio, charging Kelman with forgorv. Tho lattor's attornoy rawed tho ofos that Gov, Hendricks' weirant undor which lio arrost wos mado was illegal, sinco tho Goy= ernor Is out of the State, and reelly know noth- ing abont Lho issuo, having signod blank war- ranta which aro fllod out by hia private secrotary, T point was rajsed before Judgo Dlairto-nighil, and tho warrant declared invalid. Tho prisoner is out ou 94,000 Loil on Labons corpus. ‘Che hearing 18 sot for Wednesday, Tho casa ia ox- clting much intoroat, sine it an boon customnry {rom time Immemworial for such warrants to issuo from tho Govornor's ofiico. Attempt to Wreek o Raitrond Frain. Stiecial Disyatels fo The Chfeaun Lribunie, BupLiNaToN, Is., July 81.—~Yestordny evening thore was an attempt to throw tho waost boun pusaengor train on tho Chicago, Barlington & Quincy” off the track, botwoon Bizgavillo ond Bngotows, bt it was provonted by Mr. ulet, of Bastetown, who chuneod to bo wal kh}g aloug the railrosd on lug way home from a hunt, Tho ob- struction whigh had beon ,led upon the track, conslsted of a largo railroad tio securely fustoned down by rails, Mr. } nttompted to remove this, Dbut could not, and bearing tho noise of tho ap- proaching tradn rushed np Abo track and sli- naled the cngineer, who roversed his ougino and put on tho air braies Just in.timo to provent a ‘orribln disastor, Arxrest of Alleged Post-0ffice EEobbers. | Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, JacksoNvILLE, IIL, July 81.—Batos Bargent and Willtam IE, Sargeut, two worthiless follows of thiy city, were arrosied to-dsy by BSpecial Agonts J. €, Beard, of Bloomington, and W, £, Kanon, of Decatur, chargod with robbing the meils, Somo weeks ago, the Post-Office at Princosillo, Pooria Conney, Til., wos robbed, and &oon after & package_was racelved hore b ox- proas for William H. Bargent. Tho express apzont oponed it nud found $40 or €60 worth of postago stamps. . He dolivored them to Sargent, who recently offered -thom for salo nt the Post- Ofifca hore. -~ Bates Savgant proved to bave been at Drincevillo abont tho timo of tho robbery, and tbebufio were arrosted nnd sent to Jnll in default of bail, 5 Shooting Affray at Xemin, ¥tk suecial Dinpatoh to Thr Chicago Tribne, Famgiewy, Ill, July 81—A sbooting Aflnx ocenrred nour Xoniay 1L, n fow days ago. young wan’ named ' Coatos had boon paying bis attontiou to o young lady, who bad refused him, an+ married anothor man by the namo of Beard. Cu..cs threatenod revenge, sud, in company with one Clnrk, passed Besrd’s houso and fired on him, Beard ran into lus houso for his rhot- gun, aud with it put soveral shots into Clark and his horeo. Aftor emptying their rovolyors with- out liwwimg Bourd once, thoy fled. Clark bLas sinco been nirested, but Coatos is atill at large, and defyiug tuo oilicers, A muby-Turntug Monomnanincs New Yonx, July 3l.—Honrietta Wuibal, aged 15 years, hod boou nrrostod on the charge of making threo attempts to burn the hotel of Loopold Appol, in West ¥arms, N. Y., and_an lafunt cbild. The girl admits that she tried to burn up tho child, snd, failing in this, attempted to et tiro to the Louse, When quostioved 88 to her roason, she meroly said thay when slo saw tho buby nsleop she took anotion that sho would liko to bura ft, and atrempted to do so by sotting fire to tho ved. She thon said that ahout two years a0 sho was omployed by Alrs, Kioney,in Tremont, and one dsy, while bolding & baby ju hor arms, she folt desiro to burn it up, und it o mateh sud was about setting fire to its dross whon the child looked up in her fuco and laughed. which bad tho effect of staving her houd, Tho girl afterward wont to live with Dr, Uling, tho man who buried & cofiln-load of bricks, aud who 18 now iu the State Prison. sk e Lite-Tusurance Swindiers Punished, New Yonn, July 81,—A Dublin lottor xayd {hat Wiiam Barey and Dre. Mochan 2ad Shoedy, of Kilmallock eod Bruf, iu the County of Limerick, aro found gulty of un uttotapt to dofraud tho New York Life-Insuranco Company. Darry, who was {tho Company's ngout, Was uentoneed 10 imprison ment at hard lutor for eighteon manths, and Mochan and Sheedy at hard lsbor fur twelve months ench. ‘Lhe indictinent upon which tha Ilrluuuun wero tried churged thom with attompt~ ng to dofraud the New Yark Life-Insurauce Company by fraudulently-propared applications aud medioal roports, purportivg to be ail bonn fide applicatinug and roperts fur saveral genile- wen who were fvsured Swike Retribution, Bunrveront, La., July 81,—1ho roport of n horiibl outrage ‘sud swift retribution reached this city to-uight., The fucts, as far as wecor- tained, uro as follows: A widow named Silas roeidos, with her 1d-your-old dnughter, in De Hato Parih, uear the Cuddo live, ' At 6 o'clook lnxt ovouing a nogro ramed March on- tercd the houso during tho absence of the wother, ovorpawerod the dsaghter, carried ber to tho woods, aud_outraged tior, ' Aftor roturning to congciousbess the girl gave the alarm, snd a mounted patty started {n pursuiv of the' nogro, patroling the roads in the neighborhood. March was eaptared st § this morning, nonr tho scons of tho oulrage, snd hung on the Coddo sido of Cypress Buyow. "F'hree Norsc.' oves flanged. 8r, Lout, July 81.~Tho Demoorat's Kansas City (Mo.) speoisl says s ““ A vigilance commiitee of abcut 100 men has boen formed at Wollington aud other Pniuw lu Knoens for hangivg borse- thioves, ‘Thros men, namod Mosbrook, Bill Brook, and Chailey Bmith, woro hangod’ noar Wellington last mgit, and made confesaions ju- volving tweuty other partios. The Udderzook Case. West Ongsten, Fa, July 81.—Potitions are bolug pignod_ prajing for purdon ora commuta- tion of tho death kantenca ju tho casa ot Udder~ zook, Pordne, ono of Uddorzoolk's counsel, aluo potitlons tor & pardon orcommutution, and gives, au bie reasons thotefor, mainly thoso which wero uunv:&}h:g {n tho attompt of counsel to obtuin s now trial, The Cihanski 'Cragedy n St. Josoph County,y Tud, Fromn the Mishaic (Ind.) Enterpriss, About tho most hornble Lthing that wo have boal of fu connection with' tho terrible murder of thae Cihanslls Is, that it 18 now supposcd that tholr hoy, who wae thought to have buen Reei- dentally drowned two weoks provious to tho mir- dor, had In roality beon murdored by tho snawo (m\\lnu who tillod the purents,—the objeot Leing, s {n thought, to mnke him divnlgo whore hw fathor kopt hiia monoy, and, after obtuining the information, drowtung him to get him out 0? the woy, ‘Yo sustain tlaH terrible suppoudion, it ly oluimed that tho wator whoro the Lody was found was only 15 inches deop; that the boy wui strong, healthy Ind of 14 or 15 yewss ; his clath- fngg ud not Doon removed, bnit, it s said, tho #ieoye of hiy shirt, which wan » strong, now woolon one, spponred partially torn off, ns if in o strupgle, Nothing was thoughu of {t nt tho Lo, bub the revont murders Luve made these suiwison ut leas plunsiblo, POLITICAL. Gov. Ames Informally = Asks that Troops Bo Sent to Vicksburg, The Prosident Refuses to Respond Except on a Oonstitutional Requisition. Congressional Neminations by the Democrats in Ala- bama. « Organization of a Scandinavian League in Chicago. Tho Political Tronblos at Vicksburg, Wasnixaros, D. 0., July 81.~Tho followng ia tho tolegram of Gov. Ames, of Mississippi, to the Presidont in relation to the Vioksburg troublos RaoN, Aties,, Suly 20, 1674 Preddent U, 8. Grant, Washinton 1 regret to inforim you that I Gud, upon returning here, that an alicning coudition of ‘nffuirs exists fn Vicksburg. Infantry snd cavalry organizations oxiat, and it 1s roportod thiat a number of pleces of arbliery bava beon suut o that city, und thisdo bodios, organs {zed sud armod withiout wuthiorily, snd In viofation of Jaw, Assumo to ba tho guardians of tho pesco, Thls is 5 political controversy. On tho onu side, the Domo- crats, roprescnted by the whites, claim (bt they foar frauds on the putt of thelr oppoheata, The Hepubli- caua, consluting mainly of biscks, cluir that thoy fesr fruudts und also violenco un the purtof tho Demozratu. Dut by tho Demacrata it is disbelioved only becausd they have bocomo mustors of tho sltuation, o they also who opyose tho iroops st ibis Gme, Of courso n jamentablo stato of affaira it is now uscless innposk. I ouly sook peaco and protactlan far all, Can thore boany serlous objection why troops should notbo sout thore? No barm can ramult, for troops aeo i may of oue ollsa—ut, ths moraont in (o of tho citica of thiu Stata, ' Thede prosonce may do great good; §t may savo many lives; evon ono would more thon "compennnte for thu harm which would rosult from pucl: presoncs, Will ft not Lo tho least of ovils to Liave Lroopa thiore far any emorgoncy D (Signod) AbrLnkn Aves, Govornor of Misslusippl, The following roply was sont to Gov, Ames to-duy: ‘Wasnmvarox, July a1, The Bon, A, Ames, Jackion, ilse.: "Tlio confents of your alspitch have been submitted tothe Presidont. ~Ho declines to move {roops oxcept under o call made strictly in accordance with the tormus of tho Coustitution. W, W. Bzrgxar, Sccrotary of War. Oongressional Nominations, IN ALADAMA. MoxTaoxneny, Ala,, July 31,—~The Democratic Btato Couvention ndjourned at 2 o'clock this morniog. B, D. Lowis and W. H. Fornoy aro the onudidates for Congrass at largo, Tho resolutions announce that the action of thoraaical portion of the Republican party ne- censitates tho union of tho whito peoplo in solf- defonse; acknowlodgo the rights of all classos under the Uonstitution and laws, but refoot social union or_oquality ; denounco the so-called Civil Tights bill 64 » fiagrant and dangorous invasion of the consorvative principle and froe_govorn- ment, and palpsbly 1 violation of tho Coustitu- tion, sud view with abhiorrence the sttempt to take possosaion of achools, colloges, churches, hotols, railronds. steambonts, theatres, ote., for the purpose of eatablishing nnfim oqunlity ; in- vito white immigration ; urge tho onactmant of Iaws to sccurc wagos to omployes of railrond corporations ; &od pfi)dgo econumy in the Stato Governmant, anid paymant of evary dollar justly owod by tho State whaen it i8 ablo to do 8o, IN WYOMING. Ouryexse, Wyo,, July 81.—The Ropublican Convention at Laramio City yesterday nomiuntod unanimously tho Hon. J, AL Carey for Delogata to Congtess. THIRD TEYAS DISTBICT~CONSERVATIVE. ‘GanvestoN, Tex., July 81.—The Vews’ special #ays the Conservative Convention at Fort Worth nominated J. W. Throckmorton for Congress from tho Third District, Another snlary-Grabber Comes to Gricfs Spocial Dispateh to The Chisaao Tribune. Detnorr, fich., July 81.—A livoly war hos opened iu 'Congrossman Ovager's distriat, Ha is u candidate for romomiuation, and evory~ thing bLas beon going smaothly . uniil within the Inst weok, whon ‘the two londing papers in_the two tranguat Ropublican counttes in s district, Bamlao snd Tuscoln, Lave opened off Lim, charging bim with taking Lis_back pay, lthough bo voted against tho grab, Thoy doclaro that hio canoob cany tho district, THs main CFY”BM for the Republican nomination will be B. W, Huston, of Vassar. Scandinavian Freo Trade Leaguc. A incoting of Swodish, Norweyian, and Davish Amarican cuizens was held ou the West Sido Thuraday eventag, and tho piatform adopted is atatad horeiu, Mr. Hangen was eloctod permanent Prosident, and & call iseued for meeting of tho Association to elect tho yest of the ofticors Mondsyat 5 p. o, at the bauking-house of A. Potorson, U0 Bauth Clark streot, “I'ho platfora: i as follows : WhERE4S, Tlio growing Scandinuvion population of our city, noly nuniberjug towarde 40,000 souly, in tha muta wltoot (ul dedinlte expressed ‘aud Toyrtacnta- tive political viows, e, Americau oftizous of Soxndina~ vlan exirsct, Lolleving it our duty to sot ourselves na sueh sright, ‘agreo to form ourscivo futo an organfzs. tion, tu tlio full conviction that concerted action winopg ull vlusses of citizens §s neceesary to save our country, and that tho interosts of all aro bost guarded when 6acl aud avecy olass With unity expressce ia sontiments and demands its rights og citizens ; and Wiizaz.s, Tho prosent debiuched staty of vur ua. tional politics dewund tho attention and reflction of all edtizeus, (0 theend of bottering tho materiul condis tion of the whole country ; sud Wiitigas, Wa sro irmiy convinced thatin low tar. #Tand n burd mouvy systum of uatfounl legilution alous ury tho romedies for our future nstioual pros- purity and greatoess ; und Wiitaizas, Belioving tho doctrine (hat tha best gov eruoi aro (Hoso least govurned 3 ubd Waxneas, Without auy fecliuig of national factiou, Delloving wo aro all of cquu) rights, tho mau witl prine ciply tho standard, whervor is brthpluco ; therefora wo resolve to form oursalves into a politieal ovgunizen tlon, having in view : First—By prylic mooting to diacuss the moro fme portaut pofitical queatious of tle day, S:cond—To lustriot onr brothor-citizens of this their adopled counitry as 10 their political duties and to tholF rights us eltizous of this grout aud freo Ropublic, Lhird—Opposition to ull monopolles, Fourth—With our every etfort to opposa all political demgoglam, Fyth—Opposition to gag law, Thereforo, for tho Lutter furthiering of tha foregoing riclples, wo form oursolves under tho biyio of tha curidiunvian Free Trade Leaguo of the Clty of Chis €307 1o contiut of & Presldent, nlue ViceePrexidents, tw0 Secrotuvles, p Troasurer, und su Executive Comn mitteo of ten, to hold oflico one year, oud of such Scandinavlans as can and will aubscrib to the forego- i a8 memuors, und we sk the co-oporstion of sl ta the end of wakiny a permanent political club. —————e——— WISCONSIN FAIRS. Correspondence of 1he Chicnaa Tribune, Mirwaugee, July 8l.—Tallowiug ave the fairs of ‘this Stato;so far as heard from, to be held this fall ¢ Htato, Milwaukes, Sopt, 7—12. Nortliern, Oslakoals, 28--Qct, 2, Houthora, Juncaviilo, Sept. ‘20=-0ct, % Bouthweatorn, Bineral Yoiut, Sept, 1~ COUNTY. Adams, ¥Friondship, Bept, 29—80, Builalo, Alimu, Hn)l;‘ 232 Olark, Nuilbevitlo, Sept, 1511, 25—~0ot, 1, Cuiunhibis, Partago, Das, Nalivon, 35, Fond'dn Lac, Foud du Lao, Sopt, 2304, Grant, Lancustor, Hept, 24, Groou, Monrae, Suu, 4320, Joilerson, Joifemon, Bupt, 23--35, Lafayotte, Darliugton, Sapt, 17— Hiarathon, Wuusall, Hapt, H—siD, Qutugasate, Appleton, Supt, 33—k, Tovlage, Atoberst, Bapt, 5324, TRichlzud, Nchiand Oentre, Hupt, 10=18, $auk, Bakaboo, Sopt, 14—10, Bheboygan, Bheboygou TFally, Sopt, 16-~18, #t, Crolx, New Blelinond, Walwortli, Eikhorn, Sept, 29—Oct, % Wakealud, Wankosda, Uot, 70, TOWN AND DISTULOT, alolt, Dulolt, Aug, 2618, y Lo, Bipt, 18~18, Waubuu, Waupun, Oct, 1-8, Wisconaln Valloy, ‘Mazogmule, Hon, Koy, ot 16—11, Buulisburg, Shuliburg, St 1012, gt Gl ot THE JAY COOKE BANKRUPTCY CASE, New Yom, July 81,—A Philudelpbia dispatoh says: Tho exuiination of the mowbeis of ko bunkenpt firm of Jay Cooke & Co. huw not reaultod in any fmportant disclosures, Juy Cooko ntatod that the l}rums of the tirmn woie 600,000 I 1871, and (he wawe fu 1874, and thut 1 2878, up to tho time of thor sux- pondlon, the accumulation of profits aounted to 81,529,000, The Hirm took the Northorn Dacltlo bonda at 83 and *interest, - nakiy about 3¢ M undorstoud that the bonds wora now urg, worth 80 in tho markot, and If ald shonld be granted by Congroes tho bonds wonld bo abiova par, Honry D, Cooke stated in bis oxamination that tho flirm owod the Iirsc Natfonal Bank of Washington 000,000, for which the bavk had no woouity oxoaew. %100,000 in Nortnorn Puolfic bonds,” Tho {ndlvidusl mombera of the frm woro tho principal owaors of tho bank. Ho owed the bank, personslly, $49,000 when it suspended. The account of tho Potomse Forry Companv, 8 concorn controllad by the firm, was overdrawn ©5,000, Ameng tho Individusl soooun's with the Iirst National Baul which woro overdrawn was thst of U. 8, Grant, to the amount of §2,600.87. Tho bank wau in~ debted to the Troasury Departmont $17,000 on aocount of contluuous transactions, rannin, back to 1862, Gov, Cooko snid that ho adwiso the investmonts In Northorn Pooiflo, Mr. ¥ahine- atoclt, bad, however, exvrossod doubty to him of ¢h:d wiedom of sdvanoivg so muoh mouoy tv the road, ——— THE NORTHWESTERN STATES, Nows Itoms Tolographed to The Chi- cngo Tribunce ILLINOIS, Patrick Carlin, of Howlolt, in Sangsmon County, was arraigned yesterdny bofore Com- missl onor Adams on the chisrgo of dealing tn to- baceo without paying revenue tsx, As usual, ko was held in $500 bonds to appesr af tho next torm of tho United Btates Court. —Liconso was issned in Springlold yestordny to tho Northwostorn Iron and Bmelting Com- pany, of Chicago, aapltal $100,000, sad to tho Voorin Minoral Bprings Compsuy, eapital 50,000, % ~lillig Dillon, the Norman horse-dealor, of Normal, writos from Eutope thnt Lie has pur- chased oight head of Nosmaus, ss good as can be found in Buropo; four of them 4 yoars old, and four B-yoar-clde. 1To expects to Bail on the 2lat wat. on tho Erin, of tho National Line, #o bo is orabably nlmost at Now York by this time, —Jolu Dunn, a bridge-carpenter, of Ottaws, diad of cholura morbus in Lasaile on Thussday ovoning, aftor & fow hours' illness. —A G-your-old- daughtor of Mr, Bly, section boss, of Washington, Tazewoll County, was given & efiumtuy of candy by n couple of young men working for Mr, Bly. “They then induced hor to drink vut of bottlo of whisky that thoy Lod, The littlo thing bocame intoxicated, wont iuto n spoem, and diod. Col, J. 'J, Walker, of Ford County, an- nounces bimsolf as au ndopendout candidate for Congress 1n tho Eighth District, —Mesbre. Authony & Donbert, of Washington, Tazowoll County, woro in Onattsworth last weck for tho purpose of establishing s now bonk thore, Thoy bave ronted the old bank building, and will opon it about tho 18t of Aus gunt, 7, Oolton, junior oditorof tho Burenu —L, County Republican, st Princoton, was publicly Lorsowhipped on tho streots of that placo yoa- torday, by Joseph I. Carponter, for Publlabiug L3 tamored roport of the marriago of ono of Car~ poutor’s gons. ~DBodford Farrie, of Wayno Qouaty, waa killed at Fajrtleld tho other day by s wagon running over his hoad, ~—According to the Assossor's books as return- od, Wayne County Las in caltwation tins yoor 18,805 acros of wheat, 53,042 acres of carn, 16,748 oras of outs, 16,488 aores of meadow, and 11,016 ncros of other flold-products. Thoto are alao 25,612 acres_inclosed in pasturs, 8,350 acros of orchard, and 234,293 acros of woodlaud, The total atscssod value of all property in the county s 4,405,814, —During tho ptorm last Sunday night tho lightning struck the residonce of A, K. Lord, in tho enst purt of Wayna Couaty, came down tha chimnoy, sot the bod on fire, whero somo of tho fomily wore slcoping, and knocked things to amash gonorally, Dut none of tho family wero tojured. Mr. Gardoer's bouso, in tho west part of tho county, wos struck tho same night, the olumney torn’ down, and other damsgo done, but no lives lost. Mr. Tusher, fu the souh part of the county, had & horso killed, and Mr. Morison’s warohouso, at Ilmnr!:y. nour the Wayno County Jino, was also struek, —A men named Davia was Lifled in White County o fow days ago, by a Conatable and his posse, whilo atfompting to escapo from arrost. Tour men were drowned last Thuraday, while crogsing the Wabauh River at the Grand Chsin, The skilf was crowded with toun or twelve men, sank 1 the despest water, and thoso four wero drownod beforo thoy could Le rescued. —A raport comos from CGrayville, that » ohild vag boru In that town lust Suuduy nighs, Lmriufi o eyes, four eors, four arms, four logs, su ono body. ; ISDIANA, Last Wedoesday, whilo Houry Hamilton, a wealehy furmer, Ifving sbont 4 miles noxth’ of Muncio, was 1 that town with his familiy. kis house wa. ontered Ly some unknowu persons, and valuables to the amount. of about 32,00 stolon, Tho missing articlos’ cousiat of over 81,000 in notos, §60 iu monoy, clothing, ote, No clew to tho robbors. —Patriok McCarty, head awitchman of the 8t. Louis, Vandalia' & Terre Haute yards ac Terre Haute, was run over by a freight-train yes- tordoy and frightiully muiilated, dying a fow moments atser Le rocelved the injury. Ho wag switching o traip at the tune it vcourred, snd, stooping dawn 40 plek up o board to put undor tho gar-whicols, tripped and foil dirootly undoe the whaols. —A mpn nnmed Konanco mado a desperato at- tompt to commit buicideon Thureday, ot Mitlers- burg, Ko wont ioto tho cellar undor bis rewi- dence, attachied s rupo to & bonm, adjnsted tho 20030 nround lus nack, snd was about to jrmp intotho jaws of death, whon, caught iu tho hor- rible act, and preventod from doing so. —T'ho’ Daily Bulletin, publisued lu Goshon, contains a0 accouut of the poisouiug of a family of s1x porsous, b wilos east of that city, whilo at dioner ut tho residenco of Lovi Miller, on Thurs- day. A dootor was called, aud tho vietins are unprovivg slowly, —Tha tuost church-altar in the Wast, com- posed of tho wmost cosiy forolgn marble, way orcoted yesterdsy in rinity Cbuch, of Fort Wayno, to tho meu\or{‘nt tho lato Churles D, Bond, vy bis widow. The workmunship is cle- aut, —Walter McEnrae, ano of the thres laborers who wore accidontuily hurvon the Hultimote & Ouio Railway, wost of Alvlon, recoutly, diod you- terduy. Tho whoreabouts of bhia howe sud frionds connot bo sscortuinad. Any juformation of the sawe wilt be thanktully rocoived by tha AMoKay Brothers, coutravtors, Fort Waywo, Ind, WIBCONBIN. Maj. Brooks, of the Miohigan survey, has completed srrangoments with Lapham,” Ghief Burveyor of Wisconsin, to survey the northern garh of Qcoata Couuty, to discover whather tha Tonomoueo iron range entora tho Wisconsin iron ragion, as genorally believed. —d, G, Putnum, of Neosho, hua Just harvost- ed 28 acres of whoat, which will yield at loast 25 Lushiels to tho noro. 'Tho beorry is large and plump. Ha says that with good tillage nud res- eounble care iho tarmer fu always sue of & good crop. —'vo passongora uamod Shroeder and J. Albrich while seuilling on the stunwer Dubuque, at Brownsville, yosrarday, foll ovorboard, shico dor was drowued. ~—Tho Milwaukao & Bt. Paul Railrond detect- {ves, assised by the loual oficess of LaCrosue, crossed thoe river to LaCrescent oo Thursdoy night, and took in woven of & gaug sho have beon robbiug the Milwaukee & 8t Paul, C., D. & AL, and 8. M, Railronds for throo months pnst. Tho soven mon nyrested ara all employes of the Milwauleo & St. Paul Ruilroad at LaCrascous. ‘I'no nbove-pamed rozds Liayo sufforod Lo tho ox- tout of several thousand dotlurs’ worth of mer- chandieo, —Seven hundrod and Afty harvest handa wont up ‘:1:: tho stoamer Dubuque from LaUrosuo yes- torday. 10WA. Bixtcen soldlers from the Wostern srmy ac- rived nt tho Tows State Pricon at Fort Mudlson, on Frulay. _They were sentencod for dosortion and kll:um. This makes twenty-faur brought this waek, —AMr, Martin, o farmor living near Porrv, Dallas County, was fatally injured on Thursday Dy bis ronpor Tunning over him, $lo was ene raged iu ofling soma of tho machinery, when tho Y.o.vm gob frightened and sturted to run, ghrow- ing Mr, Mavun under thio meohino, and Lhornbly mungling hia logs, both of whioh wore immeadi- aznly amputated, but doath enpsued In o fow oura, ~—Yarmers in the vicinity of Toonaville report Larvast hiands vary searce, and sny that muoh of the whoat will not bo out tn gonsoquunoa, —Many of tho Bwodes about Swedo Pont, DesMoluas, unacelimated, are suiforng from the hoat, T'wo deatbu aroreporced from sustrako, ?fi“} » number of others sro in a daugorous con- tion, oo, August Dornard was killed at Tronton yostorday moining, by falling wndor tram from whioh ho Jumpod whon in motion, —1'ho Lowranes County ‘Temporanco Convens tlon met st Ironton yesterday. 'Tho attendsnoo was not largo, but the delogntos seomaed very carnest, XKuncoursging ropurts of tho tempor- ange worlk fn_tho couutry wore mado, Mother Btawart, the Rtov. A, G. Byers, and tho Rov, Mr, Blonloy, of Fortsmouth, were presous frous abrond, and ppoke, Tho scntiments of tho maoiing woro sirongly anti-licouso, ~—On_ Thuradsy ovaning at Dolphos, a1 tho hack aud ladder company were out for practica, & gontloman and Indy drovo pnat with n l"'i;gy. The horany took lrlg{t and raa away, smashing f‘llxg'hunn w0 plooos and severely fnjuriug tho HICHIGAN, The rumber of boya attending tho looturos at thia Alichizau Roform Bohool Is 231, During the xoxlx;usnu% month 10 bave boou rancived and 12 dis- (0d. aroline Mars, an intomperato woman, waa found doad in bor bed in' Domrolt yentordny, At firab fowr play wes feared, but Invostigation showed that uhio diod from the offoat of aleobiolic potoning, F1RES, At Davenport. Spectal Disvadeh fo The Chicaon Trivuna, DAvexronr, 1a., July $1,~The rosdonce of Mr. Pater Findler, located in tho suburbs of the city,waa ontiraly dostroyod, wish all its contonts, by firo this morulng. The' famlly, who wora all in bod, had & narrow oscapo, Tho origin of the firo s uuknown. Losa sbout 86,000, No fusur- ANCO. At Sazinaw Oity. Special spateh o The Chicage T'ribune. EAst BAaNAw, Mich., July 81.—Botween 11 snd 12 o'loote Jaat night, the old saw-mill of Goorgo F. Willinms & Dron., Saginaw Olty, was duam;y«dmy flre, togothor with a large quan- tlv of lumbor, Tho townl lows will nmount to about 840,000, on which thoro was an insuranco of 916,000, Ino large mill of the snmo flrn located w short distauda fram tho oua destroyed was saved with some dilliculty. At East St. Louls, Br. Louts, July 81,—What apoears to be quita & largo fire has beon raging fn East St. Louis sinco midnight, but islographic communieation cannot bo obtained with that city, tharefore no dofiuite Information can be givon to-night. OBITUARY. The on. Philadelph Van Trumpe Special Dirpateh to The Clicaon Lribiene. Lancasten, O., July 81.—Tho Hon. Philadolph Van Trump,' ex-Congrossmon of the Twolfth Ohito District, dted this morning, at his realdence In city, of heart disoage. ———— ANOTHER ST. LOUIS BLUNDER. Snecial Diepatch to The Chicago Tribune, 87, Louis, July 81.—A nrcnlnl to tho Kepubli- can to-mglt, from Boonvillo, Mo,, says o lnrfio lot of cattlo arrived thoro thls ovoniug, from the Paoiflo Railroad, for shipment from that point to Chicago. Upon inquiry it is ascortained that this uausual moyoment is mainly attributablo to auordinance of the City of 8. Louis,objectionabla to tho shippors, who bova equal chancos to both markets, To sny nothing of the meits or de- morits of tho otdinance, it 1s suggostod that, it it bo corrootly_undoratood in Contral Migsour, thoussuds of dollara por day may bo lost o tho St. Louia trado in favor of Obicago. CANADIAN ITEMS. Quenec, July 81.—The Hon, Mr, Irvin has ro- signed his portfolio in tie Local Governiuent. Othor dofections are sald to hnve taken placo, It ls roported that the Promier will resign, and tho Hon, Alr, Joly bo calledon toform a now Govoramont, MonTREAL, July 81.—At 8 moeting of tho Corn Exchango assoclation, o resolution to make all transsclions iv produca cash on delivery was re- Jjeoted by a large majonty. COMPULSORY RESIGNATION Suoeveeont, La., July 8L—Lue Times' Natchitochos correspondonco roports that the white tax-puyars of that porish, numbering 700, mot in convention on tho 27th and domand=d tho roslgnaticn of tho Diutric: aud Parish Judgos, Tax-Collector, and Parish Attoinoy, Tho Lwo Judres had left the parish, aud thejdemand was not complied with, Tho Tax-Colloctor and At- tornoy rosignod. All quiot. No violonco ap- prohended. — A Fish in tho Thront. The vicious practico of putting pius and small pleced of mouey in tae mouth hag often been noticed a4 loading to dangerous consequoncos. As fow have heard of a aimilar or aven groator dangor from tryiug to hold s live flsh tompo- rerily botweon tho tooth, we prosent the follow- ing sacount_of & romarkablo iucident of this knid, given by s medical practitiouor in Madras, in a letter to'tho Medical Zimes and Gazlle of Mav 2, 1874, Speakiog of a visit to tho Goperal Hoppital, undor charge of Dr. Goorge Smith aud Dr. Paul, he proceeds s +*One moruiug, in thojmidst of tho vimt, word waa brought to Doctor Paul that a man had como to the lospital with o live tlshin ms throat. Accordingly, thoro was a geveral move to the verandsb, whoro we saw & coolie, aged abont twenty, walking m, supported by n man on olther sidd, broathing with Intouse ditliculty, ! and 1 great distzoss, ‘T'ho sbory was soon rold. Ho waas that monlqu employed in emptving a tank, and in_catonivg the fish thav wero foft floundering when Lho water was drawn off. In his eagerness, he had oue under onch foot, oue in onoh hund, snd, to make sure of a Afch, ho triod to socure ono by taking its hoad boswoen bis front teoth ; but tho fsh was too quick for bim, aad, wrggling Lol (500 from tho toach, made its way into the pharyux, A flsh of the sumo sort and ulzo wag produced ; it was like s poreh, about 4 inchos loug, with a most formid- ablo dorsal flu, the spines of which, whon eract- od by botng pushed the wrong way, 8:00d out at lenst an inoh. A floger pasiod into the throat easily folt the fish, Horo was = very protty cassl—but a8 tho firat point was to enabla tho man to breathe, in loas time than it taltes mo to writs if, o bod was brought out into the voraudsh, and bo was laid upou it and tracheotomized. Taon what was to be done? Pull tho fisn out! any ono would 8ay ; but although 1t was oney to sielze tue tail, thero wore tha croct spiues of the fins, which would have Jacorated the parts paat recovory bad tho fruitleas attompt boen made. Then it was sugieated to push the fish down into tho stowach; Lut alag! it lay doubled up with its bead to the left, and this could not bo done. Thon, when this was ascertained, 1t was hoped that the hoad might by turned upwards with 8 binat hook, and so bo_draggoed ont, But the flah would not move. Boit was necessuyy 10 leave the puaticut for & few hours— lio waa broathing freoly, and nourishod with boef-ten enemsts. Next moroing it was found that the fish had bacowme docompoeed, and way euslly broken up Into & putrid pulp, somo of whinfl mado its wav into the trachea, whilst the spiuos_offerod the greatest obutaclo to suv ro- nioval by the mouth, In order to afford room for olonring tho throat, the wound made in tisclicotomy wae enlarged upwardu throngh the juuotion of the alm of tho thyroid; but tho putient wns very exhaustod, and diea boforo reliof could bo givou. I buliove this sccidont is pretty woll kuowa amongat fixhing communitios, and thst thocols 8 preparation in the musoum of onoof tho Scottish upivorstics showing a pharyox with tbe fish impacted. A ahort time afterwyrds, the history of just such n case was rolatod in the Indinn uowspupers oy baving oo- ourred in Coylon, It is aid that the flsh was al- lowed to putrofy In the phiarynx, whenco it was ofeutod plecoment next day, nud that the patieut rocoversd., But fu order that such a policy ma! ba successfal, the pationt much be provided wit! meus of breathiug, and the sk should have no splues.” A Grent Notnral Curiositye From the Providence (2, 1) Journal. Tor the past duy or Lwo thevs has boon in thia city s colored mmn who presonts in himsolf & ncor phyaiologionl freak, e is 34 years of ago, tlugk sot, of modium height, of fuir intolligencs, aud was born in AMauchostor, Kngland, He gaina a livelihood by oxhibiting himvolf to phy- sicighs, His nbdomon la nnturally full but ap will, without tha uea of bis hauds, he gives 1t o wavo-lilko motion and it gradually sioks iu ns if boing wonud up, untll it spparently rosts close agmnst the baokbons, sud hio presents the n[). pearance of a mn with no abdomen, and then tn the samo mauner be rolls it out to its origlnal form, 1o then drops from wndoer bis ribs o duplioate ot of ¥iby, with » broust bone, whon the original ribs and the duplicntos can boe dis- tinctly folt and countod, and tue whole front of the body iy, a8 it wore, iron~clad, Or, ut will, Lo apparontly drops hig hoart from ita nat- ural position sowmo 13 inohew, puts it bnok and sonds it to the right side of thu body opposite its natutal position, puts it baok and souds It to the lower part of tho body on the right sido, thus utting it in four dilferont positiovs, During Ylwnn changes the two wounds of tho heart oan be distinetly hieard i oither of thoso uow posi- tidns, and not whoro thoy usually arohoard, It sooms to bo necessary, however, thay alier each ohango it should go back whero it bolongs ba- foro boing sent to & now quorter, Ho also huy tho power to stop the boating of his hoart ut will from flye to ton soconds st s time, tho pulso stopping at tho sanie time, IHo wooins ulso to huve consldersblo strength, esslly bouding by u blow on the arm a heayy iran ‘cano whlehha carrloy, Boveral of our prominont phyelolsus Liave oxaminod him, from one of whowm wa bavo obtaived theso faok, aud pronounce kim to bo tho grontost um‘lnnl:{ In phyalalogy thoy bave ever sosn oF lioard k) WASHINGTON. Twenty-five Milllon 5-20 Calied In. Bonds Miscellaneous ltems of Nows. Bpeetal Dispateh to The Chicaao Tribune, THE PORTAL-OAR PIONT, ‘Wasntxaron, D. C.. July 81,~The contraveray Latwoon tho Post-Ollica Deparumont and the Philadelphis, Wilminglon & Baltimora Raifrond In withous change to-day. By to-morrow night we will doubtless know ho' much it all amounta to. Tho Postmastor-Goneral ntates tht Prosident Uincldloy asppoars to bo acting altogothor inde-~ pendent of other rosds in this mattor, It wau thougi' fora time thnt it wns understood bv all tho mwn linen that thin waa to bo o sort of o text cnso,—that Previdont Hinckloy was flchting for all,—but thoro is now renson for thinking thot thfs way » mintake, TILE ATATE-DEPARTMENT NUILDING, Buporvising-Architect Mulioth a:nouoces that ho oxnects to Linve tho south wing of tho now Stato Dapnrtmeat rosdy for occupanoy by the 1st of Octobor. It will accommodate the Dopnrt ment, with somu orowding, till the eutire bulld- ing 18 completad, TIEABURY-DEPATIMENT OLERRS, Tt {8 announced that tho Troasury Dopartmont bn now for the flrst tuno In mony yveara tho propor number of clorks authorfzad by Iw, and tho ualary-list is not ouo doliar in oxooss of ap- propriations, NOTFOLR NAVY-YATD. Only abont 800 men are now employed at the Norfollc Navy-Yard, but it Is stated that 400 mare will bo put at work early noxt monta. THE MOVEMENTS OF THE OABINET, No a singlo membor of tho Uabuwat will ba {n tho oity noxt wook, In fact ovly flying visits boro will e wade by the memboerd of the Exectt- t1vo Council during tho noxt flve or six works, unloss somo untoresoon and unusual contingency should avise, (To the Assoctated Pressd FIVE-TWENTIES OALLED IN, Waamvazon, D. Q. July 8L.—The followlag will bo lsgued from the I'ressury to-morrow: By virtuo of anthority givon by tho act of Congrass approved Jul, lf. 1870, ontitled ‘An act to authorizo too rofuuding of the national dobt,’ T horsby givenotico that tho prinalpnl and acurued intorest af tha bands horeinbelow desig- notod and known as ‘5-20 bonds® will bo psid st tho Troasury of thio DUnitod Batos In tho City of \ashinglon, an and after the 1et of Novomber, 'T4, and fant tho intorast ‘on snid bonds will fenss on thnt dags that is to say, catpon bonds known s tha thitd norios, ok of Feb, 25, °02, datod 3oy 1 '63; coupon bonds, 30, = Nom. 12,301 to ' 14,600, both inclusive; $100, Nos. 88,201 to 45,100, both inolusivo; %50, Noa. 10,401 to 24,100, both Inolusive; 81,000, Nos. 47301 to 70,200, both inclusive. Total, $20,+ 00D,000. Registerod bonds, 850, Nos, 1,461 ta 1,750, both inclusiva; 8100, Now, 10,701 to 15,300, both inclusive; 8500, Nos. 6,401 to 7,700, botis inclusivo; 81,000, Nob. 26,167 to 31,000, both inclusive; 85,000, Nos. 8,304 to 0,800, both inclueive; $10,000,° Nos, 10,518 to 11760, both inclusive. 'Total, §5,000,000, Grand 'total, $35,000,000. Tho intoroat due Nov. 1, 1874, on rogistorad bonds, embracod In tho oull, will be paid with tho principal of tho bonds. TPOBTNASTERS, Tho Prosidont hos signed tho commis- sions of tho following Postmnstors: Thomns Knoll, WestBold, Mo.; Hiram O. Paine, Freemont, Neb.; Joho W. Mershall, Plattemontl, Neb.; Jamos I, Stoner, Akron, Ohio; Honry P. Strong, Boloit, Wia.; Hiram 8. Towne, Ripon, Wis,: Thomas' N. Btono, Elko, Nov,; Albert B. Chamberlain, Ashland, Nev.; 0. H. Sbeldon, Burlingame, Kan,; Joba H, Drinkerhoff, Waupun, Wis.: J. Robers, Ottaws, Kon. 3 uuma B. Jngger, Mudson, Wis.j Q. J. Langadalo, Groon Castle, Ind. INDIAN BUPPLIES. Tho bids for rupplying boof, flour, coflee, and sugar for tho Indmns of Arizonn und Row Moxi- ©0 werg openod at tho Inierior Doparsment to- duy. Thoro wero twanty-two partics bidding. ‘Tho offors ranged from $2 to §5 for bea! ; flour, 8 to §13 por 100 pojnda; colls, 20’ to 44 conts; and supar, 16 to 40 conts. Booretary Cowan nnd_Commissioner Snith have tho bills under consideration, Tho sward will be mado in o few days. TREABULY DECISION. In roply to o Intorrogatory by the Secretars of the Ureasury, the ncting Attorney-Genoral hag decidad thst a railrond existing in contore piation or unfipsbed 38 dofined mud dootiffiod by its brack aud tew mint, If, thersfore, a land-grant hns boon mado to & company to ad it in constructing, in whale or i part, & rond betwween cortain tormini, upon_condition that it lios botween tho ternurd mautioned, no mors or less, any mubsoquoni cliaugo of termini will nob alecs the orginal ap- plicatlon of condition, el S, The Process of Oromation. ~ from the New York Times. The moetiug of tho Gorman Cremation So- cioty at No 97 Ludlow stroot. Satnrday evoning way waoll attonded, and an address of some in- terast dotivorad by Mr. Stilek, the President of the Socioty, The proposod roform, ho thought, would jrrently lessen the cost now incurred in disposing of the bodies of tho dond, This tho Society shortly intonded to provo, by orocting the nocossary vuildings and spparstas, Their desigy was to'build o halt with walis of iran G0z 44 foot, with n rotunda in tho centre supported by eight pillars. Al light would bs admitted from thotop. 1n the centro would bo orectod an altar_for relivious coromony, and upon a largo plate in front of tho aitar the cofin containing the doad would bo doposited by rela- tives, On this dplnto would bo a iron cotlin, in which tho frionds wmizht placo the body only, or fhoir 0w cofil if dosirod. A Iight gomposition plate would e attnohed and serewed to the won coltin, und overy othor sorvice performed, s in presont burisls, ‘Tho coromonies euded, tho colly would sradually disappone from viow, tho Iato on which it rested boing lowored by scrows, 0 mortal hand wonld tonch or mauipuiate thu body after the rolatives had takon their fare- wall, ‘Ihoaporture would then be closed. The cofliu fn ita doscent would rest upou a car, and be moved by machinerv toward tho farnace in the ronr of the altar, By means of other scrows, the plato and coflin would bo raized to tho furnaco, aud tho romains submisted to u Lot-uir blust of 1,000 degtoes Fatuoulelt, ‘ From 260 to 450 pounds of coal-oil would bo raquirad to feed the futuace, sud complote cre- mation would be effected iu au bour and s balf. Conucotivg with tho furnace was wuothor sppa- retus for condeusing tho geses and smoko, Not tho slightest smoll would be parceptible, aud tha whole business would bs conductod with duo renpoot tor tho footingd of relurives and fiiondy. At tuo expiration of the time mantioned the cot- tin would ngaln bo returned to tho ultar, and the ashien gathored and placed ju urns aud given to tho rotatives, ‘The untiro process will cost about 28, Tho Socioty ut prosont numoors 45) mem- bors, and au effort will be made to hava it incor- porated by tho noxt Logisinturo. bt it 2o Se RMany who are suffering trom the offoota of tho waem wosthier and aro debllitated, aro ad: visoa by physiolans to tako moderate amounts of whisky two or throo thnes during tho dsy, In a littls whilo thoso who adopt this sdvico frequently inoroaso tho numbor of **drinks," and fu tlwe becomo contirmed in- obrlatos. A bovorago which will not creato a thirt for {ntoxloating Uguors, and which 1s futendod eapoctatly for tho bonafibof dobilitatad poraons, whetlior at homis of sbroad, {s Dr, Sohonck'a Soa-Woed Tonlo, Contaluiug tho fulces of many modioinal hosbs, this propsration doos not oroate an appotito for the fntoxioating oup, The ‘nourishing aud thel fe-supporting proportios of meny vala- ablo natural productions contained fn (¢ and well knows tomodical mon havaa most atrongthoning lnfluonce. 4 stuglo botilo of the Tonla will demonstrato lta valuable qualitios, For dobility arlelng from sfoknoss, ovor oxon 4{om, or from avy causo whatovor, o wins-glssstul of Soa Waod Tonlo takon aftor moals will strougtlion and oreaty an appetite for whalosomo food, Tosll who aro about loaving tholr homos, wa doalro to say that tho exeationt affoots of Dr, Schonck's soasonable romadios, Soa-Wood Tonlo, and Maudraka Pills, aro parlloularly ovidont when takon by thiote who are iunjurlously afloctod by & change of wator snd diot, No porson should loave home without takinga wupply of thoso safoguscds along, NorsalobLy all drugg DISSOLUTION NOTIOES, DISSOLUTION. Tho firm of KINGMAN, KLEIN & 00., s this day asolvod by limitation, HENRY KL ‘I'hia businéss will bo ourrled on undor tho firm na 18 & KLRIN, 0, ¥, LS, ULNRY KLKIN.