Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1874, Page 1

The Chicagn Daily Teibune, CHICAGO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1874, DRESS GOODS, ¢ O0STUMES. DY GO0DS. THE SOUTH. HESS G00DS | GRAND) (PENN, FOLET 2 b SPECTAL NOTICE. et B e P T PSS D, B Announe & Continuation of thoir "GREAT SALE DRY G00DS NUMBER 30, THE COUNCIL, tho killing of Wost, .and that 1o was killod by a \voundo(lkhlotmpol tan, Wost saw tho- polllo- man fall, and rushod forward to seizo his gun, but: tho Mnlruxolltnfl 1alliod. his romalain strength and mado a lungo at bl assallant witl his b{\;uunt, and at tho samo thne fired full mto Wost's broast, They both foll ovor and died nt tho samo momont, Thia atatomont is vorifiod by ?doznn othor mon, who claim to havo vrnnosauj arguing from thoso as a braoless promise—thoss (fl!g;{ll: ood tho presa with briltiant gonoraliti. 1 YA NRW nEDELLION,” S S and hope, by Fodoral intorferance, prompl S ypf fn oxaaporated publio sontimont, to rotury £ s foal ' Congrossmon from districks overy i ‘lugly Opposition, nnd to havo ai S roturned * to * tholr control whosa | 3 e, whito and dlack, are opposed to ¥ in the ‘mtio of ‘nino to ono. I of S go thosa faleifiors of our peoplo o point to, o otima committod sinvo tho inauguratior ., £-sx- Passago of the Supplemenial Fire- Ordinance, Kellogg's Police Patrolling New Orleans, : ‘nEstaviTion,: . . Judgo Atocha; who ropresontod Gov, Kollogg's Ititorosta in tho Conforonco Committoo, to-night Mr, MaoVengh Expressos the Thnnks MeBnery Odlolals Sl Holding toniorod bis rosignation 8 JTudgo, |n sono- | forn Admimianis g ouglmtior . an of the Oitizens' Assoointi Drombin o o publioly "stated, of the alloged | intolrant. apisie. o i Cory, Vg fUES = lo, . AogRson; Many Parishes, bmnkln'filnrfln ou tho part d&r the Govotior Celinon Tiave boon commitiog: but =3 O o ponding of negotiations. atiination will devalop thoe fact that 115" % soro not outaldo the ordinary rimn of offons idoh, oven in tho bost regulatod communities of the North, aro of common oceurronco, - Our people are during [T the Aaroclated Pyers,) i WIIO was RESPONBINLE, . New Onrzass, La,, Sopt. 21.—Gon. Jamos Longstreot, Comimaudor-in=Chiot of Kellogg's army, says that tho Biate-House and arsonals wor surrendoroed for want of ammunition to do- fond thom, and plasos tho responsibilities. on Attornoy-Gonoral Fiold, who onfofniod. the sl tin appropriation of 9 1000 mado by the last Leglelaturo, . ) A Further Move in the Direction of Building the City-Hall, Miscellaneous Business. Long and Earnest Consultation Stato and Washington-sts., FIELD, LEITER & CO. of Ogpoatig Teadors, omIcAGO, will open Tuesday, Sept. FAVE OFPENIDD |22, their New Importa- L A_RG.E LINES tions of Fall and Wintelr | COSTUMES, Cloaks, Pol- I(;genndus!,l’afi%%{igg'vr?gg%g:?:;gzrgg onaises, a,n(i Overd’ress. i q 881, T Rotail o . R et A “:mo)i‘gfit es, in Silk, Velvet, Mat- LOYAL AND PEACE-LOVING, = Tho only intolorance of which wo ara ity Is an avorsion on the part of an overwholming majority agalnst voting for thoso mom who £00k, by traducing us, and by high-handed Fod- oral Infor, osition, to placo our aifairs undoer tho control of & pitiful minority, This is tho head nnd front of our Intolerance, Thia in tho or| in, the motivo, and tho socrot “of all this tro- mondoua tafk about & “Now Rebollion," - " Rateiam, A —— . THE FALL RIVER DISASTER, Erery(mpg Arranged Excopt Repre- senfation on the Returning Board, The Common Council mot Inst evoning, Preuie dent Dixon in tho chafr, MEMDER OF TIE BOARD OF EDUGATION. Ald.-Mooro asked loave to submit tho ropord of the Committon on Education, recommonding the contirmation of A, L, Chetlain a8 membor of 3 { TIE GONFERENOR. - - Tho Conforonca Committas that ‘have beon holding daily sesalons’ sinco Thuraday Inst, had their final ititorview thia aftornoon, Tho objock of tho conforonco waa to arrango for. the joint anporvision and eontrol of tho maghinery of tho Novomber . clection, Eve; thing. :apparently The Kollogg Party Consider That g % o . rogrossod satisfactorily untll the quostion of tho Doard of Education. Loavo was grantod, A broughiinte iis | ellasse Cloth, Cashmere, For a fow days longor, Porsonal Affuir, gfi,fif&m;:mx?:fllr i Bonrd waw ronch, Tl || - Catastropho—Who mrg | 7 110 BOmmation was confirmed nnauimouety, s ; 0 40,890 otlos d7 A BOHOOL BITE. Wote mAnITaoted oLy, of thom | 10 &c. These Gar- 3 ‘ jobom,sonln of s nrabars, lgiod by o Dt o e e ntozet | T coport ot summ. iammiltas yas pro. FIELD, LEITER & CO., and, can- nts have been select-| W© ofer this wock tho balancs of owr | The Meecting Adjourns Withe | daseanie gg 187, P romafuing momeers | Bossen: Sopt. 3L—A calm roviow of th | 160403, recommending tho roforones baok o e uot bo obtnined elsewherd; and sur. | 1L€: stook of fheoq. ponrd. Tho MoEenoryiias proposed thnt | mourmfal il 1agedly on Bnturday morning, and | 102#d of Education, with a recommendation thnt out Resultsf throo vacaucies should bo created, two of tho yacanclos to bo filled by thom, tho othor to De filed by tho- jolnt action of " tha partics, who should solact s6mo gentloman of irroproachable charactor, without rogard .to his arty conneo- tlons.- This proposition was. pon(lfimly doolined they readvortise for Proposals, the mntter of tho lacation of m school uear tho cornor of Centro avenue and Twelfth streot. Tho TOPOrt way cone currod fn, A communfoation from the County Collector, in styles, colorings, and quali- v 1 %)ynsgny przvio’us ip:po%tz’xh’on.q Wo ed from the Ma.ga.zmes mention a fow fabrics most suitable of the ]ea,ding Modistes for POLONATSE ! < ; Genuine Fr, Camel's Hair, of Paris and Berlin, es- its numerously attondant inofdonts, leads only to the bollof that a groat doal of blame romhing to bo attached to somo one. The lad Young, who forgot to oil tho fatal mulo-hond, - muss bear his portion, LACE SILES MoEnery Men in Franklin Parish’ Yield Their Places. ' 3 o . ' by the Republican Committeo, and, thé Confer- asking that his compensation bo fixed for tho i . il Tho sction of tho various oversoers in thoir Basket Camel's Hair, pecially for our Retg.ll At Exfl-&gpflmm Rfldflflflfl PI']GES! onizo Committoo finally adjoirod withont ra: rooms, on dcoveing i dangan, e Roh, of | OLSEon f cty ez, was Ko ot o . : 7 _o18 X ioked, but, i ¥ .])mgonal Camel’s HBJI‘, 1 Trade, and ladies will $1.258Silksat - - - - 9pc | Gen. Dibble's Work as a Sharp- WM:?I’IN:!:AT?; ET;’EET?'?:‘;‘:?F% alos im?nffli?’ifif&fm" o :wctl?l::;h\::n::' ot s 6R i i R . . 3 3 % gram has boon recolva: 0 War Dopartmon cation waa receivod from the Sanie * Striped & Plaid Camel's Hair, [find in this assortment | 150 Silksat - - - - $110 shooter. om don. Emorys iy | S tiom Yo VB 1, cvtneed i | & Somamncntion vassegiad tro pranont 7 } : many Choice Novelties| 1.75Silksat - - - - 1.26 - UEADQUARTEDS DEPANTHENT OF TITE GiLy, Provented the situation from boing understood | By&tem of romoving nighit soil e dofectivo, And Camel’s Hair Serges. y : 2,00 Silks.at - - - 1.50 T 1he Adtand- Gomeria S5 QREASE, Bo, 2. »}...;._ a¢ glanco. Ihoro worg four indopandont firo- | 80d recommonding ‘tht authority be o' 03 not tobeseen elsewhere. i LLtH 8 weieht 1ok | e Is Charged with Murdering | %t 4 d Slala dray, gocapin runclog up o ho Gfth story, but the | bogla anothor syetom, For Streot and House Wear: B °l 2.2 Silks, heavy weight, 1.76 the Corrcspondent West, Yeatorday tho. State authorities feplaced the tom; attlo, whore tho losa of lifo ocourrad, was unpro- . Cullorton submittod an ordinance to rogu- 1 d at very reasonable |: B h igh ; oy pollco force by tho regular polioe forco of tho elty, | vidod. Thoro was & fire-alarm, but it could not [ Iato this matter, 4 French quue Cloth, and a Yy .60 Silks, heavy weight, 2.00 : v Loarod that it change might coure samio 0 | Bo.peschiod. Thioe woroamploarangomonta for | -Both the ordinance and communication -woro " 1 s 8.50 Silks, Satin finish, 2.76 {rbanco, and troops waro posted at varlous points in gxtinguishing firo on ovory story, but thoy wora | Toforred to tho Committes on Judiclary, Crape Dmgonals prices, . s S, Sa/ 1sh, . _LOUISIANA, T ik e e s asaed oty ‘usolods, boowuso tho oporatives 1iad not boon o ANOTIER VIADUCT. P d i Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, ; " ovidanon con. | Btrubtod how to uao thom. Thon, outsido, the | Ald. Cullorton submitted an ordinanco for Unusua] inducements are offered in all our other Departments ag well, We invite an oxamination before purchas- ing elzewhore, 63 & 66 Washington-st. Michizan-av. and Twenty-second-st, EXPOSITION. rendor waa complota and {n good faith, for by a pocil liurity.of the Léw of: Loulsisnh tho polico foreo of this clty 13 organized under tho Blato Iaw, and is under tha direct control of the Governor. . - W, IL, Exony, Qolonel and Brovot Major-General Commanding, BURRENDER TO TIE KELLOGG PARTY. Foaxxuiy, La., Sopt. 21,—The MoEnery par- ish officiais who' fook “posscssion of their oflll)cus on Wodnosday Iast surrendorod thom to tho Kollogg Government thia mornivg, All quict, ——— TENNESSEE, TRIAL OF THE ABNESTED GIBSON COUNTY PRISGN- EBS—EYMPATIY WITH TIE NEW ORLEANS DEVO- LUTIONISTS, e Mexruts, Tonn., Sept. 21.—Tho United Btates Commissionor was engaged ‘all Friday ovening hoaring evidonca'for the * defense of - tho caso of the Gibson County, Ku-Rluxors, hearing somo. fiftoen or twonty Witncssos; and on * Batarday opened comt, whon $ho counsal went'inta an ar- gument of two Hours and a half. The Commissioner then rendorad hia docision, discharging W, E. Eldridge, James L, Morgan, aud W. P. Pooples for want of evidonco, and bouivg, Moknight, James T. Warren, . L, Huron, Monroe 3organ, H, M, Floy, and J. P, Halo, for ‘their appearance hofore. 'thé Unitod Btates Gircuit Court, in the sum of 8,000 each, which they gave. The court meots to-day, and tho cases will bo brought ap first on the docket. Threo prosecutiug witnosses were xont to jail in dofault of £500 each. A largo mooting of citizons washold hero Fri- day night, and resolutiona of s mpathy for the pooplo of :Louisiana were u{opled. . Bimilar g‘{"""“’ havo boon held in smaller,towns tu the ato. . NEw OnceAns, Sopl. 21.—The conforence at tho Custom-Houso waa carried on during tho greator part of Sundsy and Monday. The mem- bors of the Committee woro oxtromoly myatori- ous in thoir movoments, and ‘vory guarded in what thoy sald about the mattors under eonsid- eration. Thoy finally adjournod about 8 o'clock to-day without having come to any sgreemont. All the MoEnory peoplo continued to attend the sittinga until tho Jast, including Penn, ox-Licut.- Gov. Voorhies, Senntors J onas, Chapin, and Beard, and others. Many of the Reo- publicans dropped out of tho affalr at difforent timos, ospoclally thoso whoso officos it was proposod to trade off. Thoro soomed to bo a spirit of willlngness on tho part of overybody to ewap off overy ono olso's oflico, and groat reluctance to deprive tho | Btato of tholr own scrvices, About tho tough- oot question to sottlo is, what sido should carry on tho registration and election this fall, both partics boing very anxious to have it under their own nuthorlfy in ordor to insuro that it shoutd bo carriod on with tho ntmost fairnoss. *Tho ar- gumnut on this question was & very hoated one, Exposition! 1 i 1d have show with Domocratio iati The Executive Committee of the | you cuperviaom, and Ale, MoHnurya i ¥ i i ointing out tho'extreme improbability of faie: Inter-State Industrial Exposition Poee e fha appointoos of Kellogg. 1t i Reporta coma in £ th it Isboa of congratulate the oitizens of Ohmago tgm‘:g;"n?f, :’??::'L'{’:%fi :‘5'3“0%:‘?“3‘3“‘:"’“;::‘:" s cials, 2 aud the Northwest on the unquali- | iuwgosof ot "' Tont of 0% phiohosof fied success of the Second Annual | thoStato, and the fastat the five days mentioned plans and specifications for o viaduct over tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and the Chicago & Northwostern Rallrond tracks nt Bive Island avonuc, Reforred to tho Committos ou Btreots and Alloys, West Division. ] Ao urdor was offored by Ald. Quirk, and passod, directing the Board of Public Worl to preparo anordinauco for paving in front of cor- taln Iots oo Faiton stroot, whosa owners Lavo ro- fused to pave by privata contract, RATLIOAD IIGHT OF WAY, The Committos on Railroads, to whom wna re- forred au o rdinanco granting tho Chicago & Bouthern Railroad Company tho right of way Into tho city, roported that thioy had invostigateq tho route, and found no matorizl obstaclos fu tha way, end no objeotions on tho part of proporty- ownora; they thoreforo recommended that tho Corporation Counsal bo instructed to proparo an ordinanco granting tho Compauy the right of way. Tho proposed route iu as follows: Come moncing noar whero the contre lino of Seo, 85, I 89, 1. 18, crosges the Iflinois & Michigan Cne Zol, thonco bearing northonsterly botwoen thse Yiver and canal, crossing Kedzio avonuo to Thir- y-firet stroot, thonco east on Thirty-firat atreol to tho canal, - Thoe report was Iaid over. ¢ THE MAYOR'S VETO. Ald, Hildroth called up the Mayor's voto of tho appropriation of money to pay John Wilhely and Dorothea Bugol for houses dostroyed t¢ checl a firo on Halatod stroot, somo months ago. Ald. Hildroth moved tho pagsage of the ordi nance, the voto to the contrary notwithstanding. Ald. Sohaffnor said that ke had been informed that tho Comptroller would not Day the order if it.woro possed, as ho was advised it would br illogal g0 to do. 0 motion to pass, the order ovor tho vold Fire Dopartmont camo to tho ecene in such a bungting way that it scomed as if thoy had boan koopt more for ornament than for usa, Their manngomont and working after assombling WAS opon - to gorious . criticlsm and condemnation. Last, but not lenst, is tho blamo that must come, liko nn auathema, to tho cor porstion for allowing girls of such tosdor age, a8.many woro, who aro now among tho dead, to work in tho mill ' True, thoy say thoy did not omploy thom, but they woro allowod to holp sistor “or mmher, and siater or mothor drow an additional ealary for such steady hel{. It is aln- coroly hoped ihat the leason of this disastor may bo heedod, a it gives & now and unplessant shook to the community in tho thoughtof the groat dangoer thero s of ita m(rouuon, #nd whoro 18 the remedy ? Not in lnside staire cases, say tho Snporintendents at-Fall River, but in outaido balcony escanes in tho form of Btair- ways, All of the girla who wore spoken to on tho subjoct said -that the Iadder form of firo-csoa; 14 almost usoloss, ovon if it con be reached, Tho excitement in the City of Bpindes is enddonly abating, sa all known distross was rolieved. To. day arrangemonts were still further perfootod looking to the caro of the wonnded, pnd a com- mittoe of citizons is to co-oporate with tho corpo- ration in caring for tho ‘wounded and the families of the killed, N * g Tha {ollowing card has boon fssued by the corporation : Baddened beyond exprossion by reason of tho dis. tressing caaualtios attondiog tho burning of the No, 1 mill- on Baturday, the 19th inst,, the oflicers of tho Gronito Mills, for themselvos and the carporntion thoy rnpmgn& gmln lud e:\'\r::fld :n thl:‘ ubll,n"m::; nor thel ow frionds” or the "decosmsd onc " ann? fo h injurod and suffcting, and to assure them (hat all Oheos it chos, | FIFL), LETTER & 00, Fine and Heavy Serges, : ; Double and Sirigle Cashmeres, | —Stuto & Washington-sts, &O., &O. 1 GRAND EXPOSITION. " And, for Dress Skirts: y SPECIAL MATELLASSE, : axfcle: v now, view, and segt| A NNOTNCEMENT! Also, & magnificent line of BILK TISSUES, GRENADINES, GAZE DE CHUMBERRYS, &o., &o., for rimD, Lerrer & oo, PO, LAIEET & GO, GOODRICES STEAMERS | "o et ¥or Reolue, Milwaukeo, Sheborgsn, Manito- EVeIlillg, Sept, 22, make their e, oo oo iz S5 | ap CNTRALT, TXPOSITION OF Mackinae, ote., dally (Bundass oxcepted) 'lz l;.. :: FOREIGN NO‘YELTES )&ND For Bt. Josoph datly (Sunday oxcoptod).. yfi“fifi&“fl?fifimf‘&?}m e ‘FASHIONABLE GOODS, em- in the Presidont's proclamation having expirad ' — thiat lies in thelr powor will be dons to allsy and se- oar y sy O bracing the most elegant Cos- Exhibition, both as regards the exhi- {loes not acem to alarm thom. L mfkol;ffim . GEORGIA. Phakk tho e Doperimck B oo, 1o mannor o | fafled. for the lack of-tho requisito wo-tbinde troee T Do, s IR S i ollogg parocbial oficers will meot with a Avavsrs, Ga., Bopt. 21.—Conflicting roports | mensang untiring efforts on this occasion, "' THE COUNT-HOUSE CONSTRUCTION. e e m, tumes, Slmwls, Sllks’ Dress | bition itself and also tho attendance, fi:;tagfigfa&?wfignmgd t:‘a‘.flflfifi?fi:fl Tz | aro in ciraulation sa to tho condition of affairs uommu‘:ucnuon-, ) mcugfd from nearly CAI«.I. I{tl'nhnglson s;x&ml&tod\l;ge ‘npimo‘x; of the S5l & ki i 1d County. Th T t, ring- { every other corporation, containing assurance orporation Coungol ho offoct that tho cou.. Goods, Lages, &G,y &0, .| The DeP“:“ment‘} are now complete | the i iy, S oapession through tho aid Ll p::;,’wurn:‘":,f;m;‘nfl;o;;f, Ehat they would furilsh omplagment, or fios | Garborstion Corn Court-Houso must bo futruste!” OCEAN NAVIGATION, Theentire establishment will | and the display in all respeots sur- | nogroes. thay mih e heoise inciting tho | ed_ yoaterdoy.” Latost zoports stato that all iy | utmost ability, to thoso ‘who hiaso boma 80 sud- | to thes e chopoqurt Works, but thio Council denly thrown out’ or work by the disaator, and & committee was appointed to sos evory porson _ employ in Granito Mill" No. 1, .and procure employment for thom whero neoded, or to furnish them with all tho pecuniary asstatanco required. Ono mote death Is roportod—Arabells Eeith, & warp-tender, who had her riba broken. wo more blackenad, charred, and norecog- nizablo bodies wero found in the north end of tho lowor spinning-room to-day. . ‘Tho Coronor’s jury mot this forenoon, at the may provido for tho solection of au architoct, but bia servicos must bo coutracted fur by the Board of Public Works, s Ald. Foloy submitted an ordor directing the Board of Public Works to confor with tho Coun- ty Commisasionors with the view of securing oint netion on the part of the city and couut. 'tho eroction of tho proposed new City-Huly and Court-Houso, aud for the beginning of such work withont unnccessary dolsy; providing, howovor, that, if the Board of l'ublia Works cannot make such sgroement, thoy quiet. —_—— » ''SOUTHERN OUTRAGES.” . * Correspondence of The Chicago Tribuns, Lrrree Roox, Ark., Sopt, 18, 1674, Has it not suggested itself to the Northorn mind that it is extremely peculiar that all this howl about Bouthern outrages comos immodiato- Iy beforo the election of Jongrossmen from the various districts? Is it not peculiar that, over FOR EURQPE. |be dressed out for the occasion | passes that of anything of the kind ZS&E‘:?;(gzl:‘&%‘&u?‘gc‘;‘gég‘.‘,;?.ha.j‘:ghl@?;;;bgfiiig - (and illumitated during the | ever seen in this country, « | 5o tio worst of i armod cainis 0% WIY THEY COULD NOT AGREE. EHNARD MAIL LINE. evening, N[}_fllm_ Shl]lllfl Ffill m Anflflfl. Tho registration quostion was Al stted 5 by nn agreemont that both parties sl BESTABLISIHBED 1840, A cordial welcomoe is extended to bave. sapereiaon o o Ltk ‘machinery, thoir patrons and the public gener- Tho subject on which the conferenco finally upiit s s . tho’ Returning Board. This Board b - Four Soilings Hvery Week. |, FIELD, LEITER & CO. CANNED GOODS. fi:’éras‘;‘,’uy,"m?.fi'o‘é’v'fim?upowm. "I T ot of fivo mombers—T. Anderson, ox-Gov. J. . ) 3 sinco the War, evory two years tho Northern Qourt-Houso, at 10 o'clook, olooted Job I. Fronoh | proceod forthivith to tho solection of an archi- :;:: fifill:.".ff..‘:;"fifi;"fii‘é&?&'fl"f.‘"fl" LAGES AND EMBROXDERI.E. 5 A fif,‘;‘",;‘,’,‘& ‘X‘,‘”é;,,g,‘;";nl‘"" d ,‘;“,‘,‘f&;&,fl;{oéfi: pross Lias boon treated with & dogs of tho samo Toroman, and, aftor & fow proliminarios, ad- | tect or architeots for tho proparation of plans, Cabin Pasago, 880, 8100, and 21301n gold. [ ) pilo and announce tho rosult of all eloctions in | physic, and the Northern mind Iashed to fury on Journed to meot in s largo committec-room in eto.i for fih“ umcufin of s éi‘mvi;llnl(ll (;n thu \;gni Ronnd-trip Tickols at roduced ratos, t tho Btato, and they havo authority to throw out | the subjoct of Southorn insubordination, South- | the City Buildingat 2p. m. At the afternoon | half of the Court-Housa block, and to wdvertim Stooraa Paseago ot lowost rates. acfls | m l fl B any parish, precinct, or poll {rr which violence or om ruffianim, and Bouthern intolarance? In it :;f,’:“ n;lx‘z‘;um:é:nng?‘ez: fi?zgm:};;" “tggii; :u;ril}:'neercezsg:;ynl;l:g:v l:trllld matorial to begin the P. i1, DU VERNET, A Infimidation has boon usod, of whuch fact thoy not strango that thoso tnmults aro always ocea- | statoment wag substantially the e 2 by g Tho papers were referred to the Commitico on T Sor. Gk and Ranlobolte,_ [ jon SITEea T, arziane Jo REAL ¥AR LuOus, Hie Boumtene Judges. fonna,ased, Ja tleciod D7 | etonwd by tho soume sot of politid cormoraate, | foro publishied. The fury adjournod at 0 p. m, | Public Dalidings: PRl TN M, o, 1000 ¥ | mado upof all porticn. o MoEery Commit- | and thour suceoss fn misloading tho Norimars | to et roicae A 1V 2djourne ovening son- . THE FINE-ORDINANGE. : Jards HAMBURG EMHROIDERIES, which will’ ha i slon o Iargo numbor of wilnossos wero prosont, | Ald. Wosdman asked wnanimous congont to ” loned at 25 por cont loss than hnportation, Call aud ox- toe proposed that threo vacaucies should bo mind alweys ovontuates in roturning them to v ] call up tho firo-ordinanco. It was geansed. Y on e to Glnagow, Livernoal, Sielfast, | 2. > fhonted i the Doard, alloging that st prosont *| thoir officos, and in pad fhe mmony hie a ropeiition | “Iog Obaimmn anan that Mr. Franklin Mao A T s, stggant, now el DT, FEESPPINRT, 10,000 o, Toopls ;fl"?“”“‘{fg,mag;‘::l' Hoaa, Cnimod Dt ntrlgg;‘::::ngiprfggnt: ul‘:; e e PoopIo. Ehat it o for fiss | of tho statomonts whish havo. sirosdy sppeared | Yoagh, Proudant of tho, Gitizons' Ausacistion, 1 OF INDIANA. Wodnoutar o §; | ZOSTATEST. bot. Randoigh and Washington, | £:085 s+ faphy fun e Obolso. | Jote slaimod thay Welle. Thoso gontiomen | apjoct, tad thia alons, Phat tho. Nortiupes e bty amuol J. Young, b bae-boy, who wae oot ot casairo o como bofors tho Couucil oz HIE O KA, Weuesds o 8 5,000 “ Barly Gorden Pons, Omanision ' ofcial scte placed thomeolroa n | {o'a thia timo foodod with tho saosr WabIaLi Deunis Toary oil tho mulo which eubaequently | Ald. Richardon moved thet tho fira-ordinanca BTATE OI FLOKIDA, Wodnosd, Oot. Ms WROUGHT IRON PIPE. 2 “ opposition to tho othor members of tho Board, fabricationa. Let tho Northorn prosa and the W STATE OF NEVADA, Wodie Oct. 31, _ s mcorrorcocmenacons | 1,000 ‘Whito Ox-Hart Chorrioa, Lo of tho vacanoles thus crontod wero to b6 | Mesiea ooing rofuso to accopt thoso ox-parte | £0OK firo; also saw Leary throw water on the | be q‘ruud. And ovory Wednesday "thorasttor, ‘inking brsonacrs Li 5 Allod_ with sgostod by the | nioroiorn bR P! fire, whioh ho had cbtaitiod from o sink two- | ~Ald. Ouilarton movod rocoss of holf an hour irough rates to ull parts of Great Britaln sud Ifolaug, STRAWDERRIES, RASPBERRIES, od with namos to bo suggested by @ | gtatements of unprinciplod advonturers, and 4 of tho longth of tho room from tho flva, in ordor that tho Committeo of the Cltizons® Ans Nudrv-u. Swadag, Donciark, and Gomiany, I'Jar-f‘li' for ‘c‘} LLMA BEANS, CONUENSED MILK, {'no‘izds hnt McEnory, and ~the third to they will find, upon examinatlou, that each and |' At tho aftornoon sassion, Alfred Duokloy, | soclation ‘might como in and pass tho ordinance, and unwa gt :é":‘i( passage m:: PDly W AUSTIN :?;l G ]!:3.\1\8, JELLL & 0 fllled by mutual agreomont betweon tho par~ every etatemont s either a lio manufactured out Becond Oyorseor of the ttlo, toatidod at Frost [Tanghtor.) way. Stooray a2 low a8 by Lies, with the namo of somo goutloman of in- . 5 CA'T: alid] N, BATILE, OREGON SALMON, SAUCL: togrity, irreapoctivo of party efilitions. The Goo'l Wostorn Agent, Al Olark-st,, Oliicago. as afl a CHERRYSTONE CLAMS, COVE OYSTERS. nupubllllcu‘nl:l I:mre hvnlllng that tho MuE‘;mry . g : ; —— arty shor tho naning of {wo members, National Line of Steamships, "7 | 67 Wo receivo the praduct of n lnrxe nnm. | Lo oy wonld noe pauiog of two mombors, of whole oloth, or gross exaggeration and als- tortion of tho faots, longth. Ho stated that if any one had come to tho attio, aa McGroory says_he did, and enterod tho spooling-room, be could not 'help hearing tho sarecching of the women and. girls in that . The vote on the final passage of the ordinauca ‘was taken, and it waa passod, na follows : Yeas—Tichardson, Foley, Warren, Gooy, Fitzgorald, Bldwell, Spavlding, Hildzoth, afloy, Olurk, Woods ", TAKK TIE AUSTIN APFAIR, which the Now York Herald saw it to manufac- ture into a civil war, making it the oceasion of a o - | man, Whi Ieath, M smpbell, Cleveland, NOTICE No. 144 DEARBORN-ST ber of Inctories, aud e enabled to muko Jaoancy, The Conforonce Committoo then ad- | joctura o the white poaplo or drkansas o8 o mls,;homn::&n . Seaten to fcraam hls (Buok- Jiary. it ?“‘"“"’a‘flh';fif"flt:h'; jm;l‘;n s 1.“' ol i =hdss. ow prices. ourned. A aubjeot of their intolerance, 0 first place, g ot I ‘) “Nays—8chmitz, MeClury, ldy, Cullerton, M. 1, iy T e rele bas alwase baen adaptod by (DASEMENT), . DEFOT TOR THE SALR OF Immodiately aftor, & mooting of the B e fissiasippl. | Arkansas Tiad no | 10 Epression provails gomerally that the re. | p Maye- itz Nebiuey, Holay, cull Malih, Stouty Sallug from tow Vork for LIVIERPOUT and QuENS- DEMOORATIO STATE AND PARISR CENTHAL COM- | moro to do with the trottios thero than if the | SUits of tha investigation will be vory unsatis- | Saucts Murplyland Mr. President—14. O Yor g SATURDAY. CHICAGO, ILL. ICKLES AND wTTEES affair Liod transpired in Obina. In the socond | f9SHOTY: - ‘Tho following is tho ordinancas Batling from N. York for Laudon (diroct) avery fortnight, & CRYSTAL LAKE PIC. and tho Committes of b 1 7o Matusl Insuranco Companios, which had | iiznsas, Dovbte heve bt otco ue to the legal o T 7y at groa 4 venty was callod for | placo, tho facts show that tho whitos woro clearly . oD vasengo, B b SOt Eariono s Aleorags, at groaty FioTomy. BAY Give. Wi CANNED GOODS, this ovening ot 7:30, Thelr ‘653,,‘, g not ot | 5o the right. A whito man was arroated for tho [ Policios on the Grauite Mill, have ndequato | effect of th oetinenns passed July 20, 1874, oxtending ehio fire-limita of tho City of Clicago to Lho corporuta mita of said city ; therofore, Bo Yt ordained ete ? BECTION 1, Thiat the provisions of all ordinancos in forco bofore, and at tho timo of, tho passngo of maid ordinance of July 20, 1674, abiall'apply and bu L forea to the fire-lunits a4 detind by said ordinnnco of July 30, 1674, and to the fro-limiis s thoy may horealtor by dofinod, in tho samo msnner and with hke effoct ad auch provisions did apply to tho fire-limits aa dofined in cliapter clovon (11) ‘of the Itovisod Orditunces, passed Jan, 20, 1673, outitled * Firo Dopartment,” und all prohibitions in safd chapter shotl bo iu force'to the means to pay all losscs, The Companies' ad- Justors will at once commence the work of ar- ranging the logs, so that tho work of rooon- struction can bo commenced immodiately. THE WEATHER, Wasnixarox, D, 0., Sopt. 31.—Over the Upper Lnkes, falling ‘baromoter, westerly winds, lower tompoerature, and partly clondy weathor. LOCAL OBBERVATION. Cuioauo, Sept, 21, 1874, Drafts for £1 and, upward, been made public. . R TARSON, Westora Asent, o -sta, 0 RETURN §HOTS. RS G, (oo, Gl | TAX SALE, A W AIDNER PRSI o — . Sturuaa Houso), O M 1 3 | oppeared o statomant thet 11, 0. Dibblo, Assist NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, IaIB []u]][ aXBS s {‘""‘v‘“‘{“,‘,“"‘af',‘{”“"bfi momber of Gov. Kol- il % '8 staff, on- The Sonth iales Atlantlo Emmlhlr Uompany's Now [ 415 & 4:7 Rlver St" uoritiu? Lad dl‘l\"‘ing :1‘:: ouf;'.‘.‘,:-gfi?.:’ug lnnn“t :lrund:l TFint-clas, Mo oLl Hloamahipe will ] firod from the window of tho Custom-Houso and involuntary killing of ‘s nogro-girl, Upon his trial boforo a compotent tribunal, ho was ro- leased on bail. The nogroos were incensod at this ; and, arming, organized ; and, coming into wn, .fnaugurated o reigu of terror by threaton- ing violouco unless tho accused was placad in conflnoment and kept thore, The exerciso of foroa by tho whites wns only that wnocessary to disperso this Iawloss mob.” Not one drop of blood way shed, THE AFPAIR AT HOMERVILLE oo | Ponnssivania Rallrosd Whart, Ji T SLAHOOAN 'E:\,qlrfifiuufl'oxfirfn —— | ,,The salo of lands for Btato and OQoun Beite CHICAGO. | killed s man on Cann) streat, 1a zoply Mr, Dib- = ble publishod in an ovening paper to-day a roply, ity N \Jarrying goods and passangors at through ratos from | Taxes begina on Monday nast Bept. 248, and (. allpnrta ol o Ui eates sud G douEl Fates, from Rroooed s fast na onsib10 uahi A 1 sabn | . N. NoAsEy, ono paragraph of which is a3 follows ; Ald, Cullerton moved that the Committeo of the cmznmé' Aaa?rlnnun bo invited to appeue ore tho Council, bu’l{'hrenchnh' statod that tho Committco did not i 08, du:‘li.ln‘ ‘l?i:gzrdaon thought that tho courtesy of ono shot, Gen, Thomas O, Ankersou was standing Byistol Clianuol, and all othor polnts tn Kngland. 0_avold o rush, persons owing such taxes ATL'S EPRINICT - extent of the new fire-limits, and any violation of {ho Ky lilpe, builf [] d . SPRINKLERS, During tho progress of tho fight I stood st the win- was almilar, . Oscar Burton was attacked by tho R fire-Umita slall e subject to tha v Al R Mot oo ei8 trad, sropro; 30 oiiaing, o, savo additional cost, would HALLS dow looking out, but ‘taking 50 pari. 1 was In tha | Nives arkere: Tos oo o bimaolf, and do- g% g‘ e R e b e oy 2 lutt Ao the adufanioncy af fondod bimeelt woll, Tho politioal friouds of | prouy o o § | 3! 2 | pivection and 7 Chantan, Rives inglted the nogroos to an insubordinate | Tour of ¢b K] E force of wind,| IFeather fioc. 3. Tula ordioance shall take fififfi‘pfima’ffiug' act, and drow my rovolver and returned tho fire witl | Bpirit. Threats wor frooly mado. An armed % h forco from an T it pauung H mob of lginumuk and deluded colored mon, un- dor thoir lawless white lenders, sctuall organ- ized and marckied upon the fown, Whatever tho citizens did was In self-defonso, No blood was apilled. An armod force was oxhibited auf- H. B, MILLER, uniforw of tay sank "l‘xm;dsmx' Jolitla, t\rnll‘u ‘t!hcro, CABIN AND STERRAGI PASSENGERS, County Troasirar and Uollevtor.” v & Dersou on tho onposite aido of tho stroet, seeiug mo, First Cabln, 876 and 860 ourrenoy. Socond Cabln, 85 fired two pistol-shols ot me. I wasinconsed at tho 3, REAL ESTATE. o ear tho window in company with oue or (wo geutlos gurtoney " ik 8 3 e~ e e s NSO For lucthor partieulars, auply (n Oardif, at the Oom- men ot the mo, - Boon after, and while thesa ny's Olliccs, No. 1 Dock Clinmbrs, and fh New York to eutlemen woro etill there, ono of the porsons in ') iy A 'y ARCHIBALD BAXTER & QO Afene A_B ] OL'U'TE PROTE GTIO N fle body o posto, taok a ritfo and doliborately fired nt orago, ®30 curroncy. Prepaii Stanragu gortifoaton fron Bardi D for £1 and u; me, thoball siriking near my head, I was very angry 0:83a, m..[30,26, 62 1:18a. m. (50,21 64 | 3 %00 p, m., 30,16 66 | 41 3:53 p. m,.|30.13] 66 | 41 o1 61 . A For & pleasant homo. Houscs bullt t6 ordor on long 4t what I deottiod a wanton nttemyt upon wy ifo, sinco | flolent to overawo the lawloss ; and, a8 soon na 9:00 by . [30.19] 01 8. W, Y 3 o) 14 i 200 p, m,. [30.. . W., gentle, | Fair, 1d be extonded, and he renviy- Great Western Steamship Line, time, enay """‘““"a‘p?a'l‘('t.'i'e"ié‘(',‘il'x{fl?-?"',{,’é'.,‘:““"‘ 5 3 T'was ot n 1o ongapommem os iinpusdibolycaled | dasgor waa past, they returnod “to”thair omes 1008 b e o0:11 61 | 81 1o e o kale A1 {nvilntion stionkd be exteiad, From Now York to_Tirlstgl (Kngland) disaot, No 1t Chatnhor ot oabonls, gains ire. 8 vaundod soldior, und takirig his rie, I dred ogain, | poacefully and without riot. i : od the 3 Sobittuan Corawall, Wodnosdny, Sept. 3. “Arragon, ‘Thursdsy, - m———— = st 4t romalued at, tho window unti tho thao of tho con: | Tt will bosoon that, In both of thoso onuos, |~ Maslmum thormometar, 63, . Tk Al Bishanison, Huiletton, and, Sckatfuds Cabin rzo. 410 %’lfififih&w#fl%fi:&fii%m, MISCELLANEOUS. Ottizans aud Strangora aro fnsltod to callat thaoflopot | flit swept out of elght, No ono was killod at tho spot. | 416 citizons ors oloarly la the right. Thoy ox- s OO Bl i wera appointed & commi from which tho shots woro dirocted, and to which i i o tation, i Facursion Hobots, KDy 84" Con'l Frolghs Depsh | s e e . it T fired, It ahy o, w e s oo b | oreited simply tho God>givon Xight of "aeli-qa R ot . sttt s Ao CoRmltess: pabiessl, ti —— e, TRERS| TRERST BROWN BROTHERS, |Shifi i i Sty ERSSERHSM IS | S, e e e u soldiorly act. Y — S ——— drod. bty lant good HOME GROW) q % With rogard to s One Hun 2 EROPOSALS. | ,Eeenpuitiiog o gitnt oot HOMK Ofiows mooos | © (300 o Clinton and Jackson-sts,, To-morrow mothings Futiss will contaln, in | i r— Crscarget & Pisleit o D i MO, s s acino:av. Chicago. % . lowing commanieation : 3 h " i x QoUKOIL ; You have luft notlie i | e — SEND FOR OIRCULARS. My ttenion has. oot caied o a, caxd fn tho | WABOR o (el p o 20 sixteon, " 1n polnt SO Lo gl Ing for st enyy. “Hhoro was i ono HOUKLE T tlia FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, s | Pieiiunie of Mouday, signed Hoory O, Dibble, In | Of fact, thoro were but throo murdorad. Thoro d minds of ihs Commitico to-lght, au thut w:xlnluzx: "}:’m:?ll‘luvfl}:obn";oc:l:fi? xfl" :{::c fix%:tlma :‘v.lc“,;"::,. HAIR GOODS. that card ho states {,,..g Lio was acon {o firo from a | wero but oight or ton engaged in tho dastardly converned tho passage of the fro-ordinauce, Biud procsoding, and they are now in confincment, and likoly to moot with condign punishment. ‘T'he good pooplo of the South are ay mueh o0x- asporated againat thom as you of tho North can possibly bo, Take away thoss throo cases, aud nothing remains of the chargos l.‘:rlhllih tho Bouthorn peaple, saye ambiguity and iunuendo, Properly underatand the Austiu and tho Somorville af~ fairs, and, instend of furnishing tho oconsion for donuncintion, tho conduct of the citizous will commgud atsolf to the falr-minded men of tho assod it {applauve] thero romaine nothiy, {:l“nll:!.kva.dg excopt, ‘h‘:’bohnl} of the citizens whom represont, aud who were l.llll‘\‘:"l‘lll‘ng“::ugzluf; lbfnl:;;: you except upon your vxpl :;DH “,m,'h o c gt. It hag Jou our Learty thanka for Jout setiun| wijtt, Tt ollaved our miuu uu hosris o B very grast b, w fool that tho prosperily of thg i i e thterrupted by “tho. Gro’ of 171, and'sndangered by tho fearful suggoations of tho tira of July lust (though we hoped the coutrary), {8 Hable to no fartber jeopardy, And for this, bucause we Dolievo the reform of to-uight {a but the beginuiny ol many reforinu thint shall resuit (o the protoction o thin eity ogalust the dangor of o gonoral contlngeation, o 07, Leavenw ith130,09) Milwaukeo , 10, Omaba, YPemliua..,|29.80] CATTLE DISEASE. s | eInioW I o Outom Lo, 10 SO fE0 & Bareon afGeciiiatiols can be tin & thioflos ol . K. Killed by Bim (DIbbe. T stat, Pty foc " sulyod for tho Whld or for tho diffaront Darta o Lho worl, (Dibblo) did shoot from tho Onstomn-1ouso, ot the and oach propasal must bo ylaced in & soalod onvalohe: ac. a,g'es gorner of = Magazing, the southoast quartor o nipon which niust bo placod somo motto or privata mark. . the Custom-lfouse, and 1 a8 ocm;phati- and sccompanylng o hropora, And s ssparsto soalod . cally stato “that ' I, O, Dibile, o i envolope, tpon which it bo 0, oF Torsonatly kuown, without uniform, ond in bis sbir must bo 'a bond af b, 4, with fwo of more snoliss TO‘D A\ 79 : 3 3 Bl 1 bo 0 Bullding Ce N )t sleeves, and without a cvat, did firo at a :an on my U tain & toniract ha . st e | FRACTIONAL ) RS i | e R shall be a) od oard of Buporyis L} - ndividual wi fired the two tol-shots al e Blomaethutat Pl ot conterot shall bo awsrdod i I N. MARCHMONT & CO. I conueqnonc, of DIbbie G T s e and bond to bo 1m:|fll:!4d I ong l;ld tho s 3 IN EXOHANGE FOR the wiudow of Ihe Custom-Tlouss alier hid fire, . I now & 4 ) = to you, Ly f to .t o pronounce the statemont of 1 0. DibLlo aa falso, North, ‘Tho Gibuon-County outrage i In the | Newnuma, N. Y. Sont. 21.—A oar-load of [ \o'7eelthat we aro vory groatly indubted T G S s 1 Marmue rlght tn koot 1y 3 1 8,000 HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES aliloumans of Tadient rric™ 5 Blcple s false, | North. ‘Iho courts, and o sogudrols Wil | tyarien o Sort i) ero autscked by | fouluson Talmply depest wiat Ll (bl o nll bil, o dnscasy woy b r yarccl & bla Thes s B]Hs []f Nflflflflfll G[m‘flnc T0 BE SLAUGHTIRED] Col. J. W, Fairfux nlto comos out in & card, | moot the punishimon’ they #o riobly dosorve, | & wystorjous disordor at Washingtonvills, B e e docin beat for thol s et ity The 8000 bt ] donylug o wimilar ohiargo as that mado agalust | Congross cortainly will not punish an innocont | Orange County, on Saturday, Eight suddonly | eftizons iaaal d th hoors £ ST i Sulf Gt U i il AT Uuman i vitoiosut 35, To, $1,5, €3, sad upward. | oyl o i Dooplo for tho orimos of a fow dosporudoos who | dled, Fyud ottiori will i, 'Inf honio leeom. | An siatad tadlvidual proposod | Dronion, attes cumcs) that tha suratios havo' roal proporty to the r?1 't LED, #ottle in their midst, ecturod to bo an affection of tho lungs, cauto 3 & - % - it of s il il o i TEIER F.ATIR,” Postmunetor Ghrion W, Kinggert and Doputy | s poss B9 1 i tho bladdor blown to X roceut dry woatior wud loog sondsiat i | yofing onos, by th Borgennt-atr A, & g guaxéxafi.fi.wfln\fl:&fimmum. m such dimonslons for nolitical purzoses. Yot— | the curs, The Counoll thon adiourna 328 Wost Madison-st,, oo, Abordoon, Collootor J. L, Liorwig stato Lt they wituossed |