Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1874, Page 5

CRIME. The WMilford, N, H, National Bank Robbed of $100,000, The Cashicr Forced to Produce Wis Safe-Ieys by Threats of Murder, Trial of the Washington Safe- Burglary Conspir- ators. Rumor that Detective Whitely Will Tumn State's Evidence. A Millionaire New York Peddler Robbed of His Money. History of & Remarkable Murder Case in Germany. A Mcavy Bank Robbery. Nisnua, N, 1L, Oct. 20,—Tho Souhegan Na- tional Bauk, ot Milford, N, H,, was robbed last aight, by maskod men, of about £26,000 in our. rency and bonds. The robbers proviously vie- Ited theresidence of the Cashier, and compelled hum to sccompany them to the bank and open the snfe, BosToy, Oct. 20.—Farther investigations show that tho securities takon from the Souhegnn Na- tional Bank at Milford, N. H., will smount to lmost £100,000, Professionals nundoubtedly lunnod the robbory iu advauce. Che Casbior, wyer, has Jong ‘beon in tho habit of lozving tho koys of tho bank in tho posscesion of tho Postmaster of the town, whoso ofiice is about n qaarter of o mile from tho ropidence of Sawyer. Thiw precnution was tuken Dby the Iatter in order to guard ogainst such & echome ns that followed out by the sobbers. The partics engnp}ed in_the robbery scemed to bo well awaro of the dispoeition of tho kevs, end nfter placing & cord around Baw- yer's neck to prevent suy outery, forced him to wccompauy them by threatoning to kill bis babe au case hio refused to comply with their demnands, Arriving ot the Post-Ofice” the robbors effcoted au antrauce by removing o pano of glass with o dinmond, ud the keys of the bank were soon in thelr possessicu, A FORMER RONDERY. Cuicaao, Oct, 20, 1874, %o the Editor of The Chicago ¥'ribune: Siu: I see by the papers that the Souhegan Natiousl Bunk, of Milford, N. X., has egain Veen burglarized, though this time fu an entirely differcut maunner from that of ten yearsago. In the fint robbrry tho writor was o * sufferor ' to the oxtont of & fow hundrod dollars fn bonds glut:;ed thore for tafo-keoping, o portion/of which iug in 7.0 bonds, and payablo to myself, were oventunlly recovered through tho Trozsury Departwent, having beon sent (inoocently) in sichange by aNew York bunking-liouse. Attaat timo (he banlk wae cotered in the night, and tho safoblown opun in the *‘usual manuor.” The burglurs were naver_caught, though vigorous efiorts wero ado. thiuk it wus hardly ex- peeted the Divectors would e caught nseeond tune in any wanner, 'Lhe Cashier is well-known to me, and is 3 gontleman kuown and honored throughout tao county in which ho lives, aud wherever o 14 kuown. ki Trial ok the Washington Safe-Burglary Conspixutors. Spceial Dispateh to Lhe Chcago Tribune. ‘Wasursaroy, D. C., Oct. 20,—The trinl of the safe-burglary conspirators came up in the Crim- iuul Court to-day. Nettloship and Kunz were not presont, end Nettleships bail was forfeited, and @ bench-warrant issued for him, Notwithstand- ing the fact that Hwrrington hes loudly pro- cluimed Lis desire for o speedy trial, and his pur- pose not Lo interpose rny technicul objection, his witorney did to-duy flle a plea in obate- went, slloging that the Grand Jury was not lezally constituted. This plea was ar- guod at leugth Dby connsel for the accused, tho atiorneys for the Covernment conteuting thomselves with calling attention to the fact that the point had alresdy been deeided by tho Court. Judge Humphreys fuled that tho trin! should proveed nt once on 1t merit, 08 the ples in sbatoment i slready pending in a bighor court, and he did not feel undor tho uccessity of ruling on 1t agsin in thie. He roferrod to the cise men- tionod iu your dispatchen last night. It ia un- derstood that a decidion therein i not oxpeetod for romo timo. To-morrow the sate-burglary case will bo procecded with rogardless of tho plea in abatement. It is rumored to-night that Col. Whitcly is de- termined to turn State’s ovidence in the safe- burglary ense. ‘The Hon. J. M. Wilson, of Indians, is here, baving becn snmmoned to testify in tho case. {70 the Associated Fress,) ‘WismsezoN, Oct. 20.—The trinl of the con- spirators began to-dny. Whitcly asked n post- ponewment of his cauo till next ‘torm, which was donied = ettleship dought for o postponement to give hnn time to produce ex-Solicitor Bantleld and another witnoss, now desd. His request was deniod, and his'recognizanco declored for- feited. Tho court took & recess to examine the Elen of Ifarrison and Williams, that the Grand ury that found o true bill against them was not properly constituted. After ihe recoss, Assistant Attorney-General Hill, for the Government, filed a demwmrror to tho plos of ubatersant, Davidge, for Harrington and Willinms, joined uo. Mr. Riddle, special Governmont counsol, said the sama question had been bofore tho court throe times, and, unless tho court propesed to toverse its former decisious, the counsel for the Govornment would not srgue tho case. Judge Huwplireys said he would hear the argument suppor; of the plea, aud if auy now points were procented ho would thon heat from the Govern- meat, Alr, Hennkle read and sustained the plea of sbatewent, aod srgoed that the laws had not been complied with, and olaimed that the citizon could ot bo legally,tried on sn indictment found by Lody not urawn or selected in strick con- formivy {0 the law. \Alr. Davidgo said he wounld not trouble the Cowt with an argument. iiv had meroly flled o plea pro foran for the purpose of uaving & ml\ulti sad was willing to take the decision of the N Adr. HMill euggested that the Court rale pro forws on the polut, overruling the sbrtement plen, and lot the case proceed. Consel night tlew note au excoption and urguo the oxcoption Lefere tho full bench, m’nkd?fi;‘:dg“ csuunutod. but Ar, Hri_ncL:Xe lln- n & ruling upo tho plos in ubatement. 5 Ut thaimesits. o Ly Judge Humphreys said he wonld sustain the dm_uun'ar, but it at any time during tho trial the Court should eeo that this s an orronaous de- cition ho wonld rovorss it, 4 nto W domrer till to-morrow, SR pies Hr. Riddle asked thut Whitely bo required to give bail in tho sum of 10,000 for hig appear- ance from day to day for trisl, His own recog- uizanco wos taken’ for th Court adjournod. S g cuidie —_— 4 EMillionauire Streot Peddler Robbed of Elis Hlourd, From the New Yurk Worid, 0ct,18, Many roadors of the World way have seen tho old wan who hss otood st the coruer of Fuiton wnd Willinm strosls, with « case haug on the nulings outside the Reformied North Duteh Clawck. A placard wea wlso hung on the railings 50 uotify pasuors by thet old coma and postage stinpa wore bonght and sold at thi point of the sidewalk. 1t was brought to light sbous & wesk agu that the old man was dolng u driving tixdein postage etamps aud rovenue stawps, whick he bought from Loys, who stole thew from thnir anployors, ond wold themn to lum e #a fwmobse discount, Beveral of the meivaniile frms dowa town who wero continually misaiug &wuuu-uumns ouployoll deiaciives to waten alr boys, and thkce soon ascertajned Vhat the buys bronght the stamips to tho old wan, whoso name Iy Luther Bryuut, Ona ot the firms heiug eonatautly vicumized in this way was Willikai K, Evans, of No, 134 Willlam wtreet. A trap was 1ald for his Loy, Whio was seon 1o vialt Brynut'a seand vory offen, Ondo ho wtolo ¥6 worth of ze-BtoMpY, w4 wue folloved Ly no o{rcor W3y Qo S0E ATVOE Do 014 Kt bid prid tor THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: '\VET)NESDAY OCTOBER 21, 1874 TEN PAGES,. the etamps, both were arvosted. The prisoners woro taken to the 'Tomhs, and Drysot was thero held fn default of 8500 bail, It Was subso- quontly ascertalned thib no lvss than forty tirms were dnnfl viotimized - this way, whilo tho old man ou tho corner grow gradunlly rich. Bryant Lins beon pouished, fiowover, in inost numinar ul&'llu, ns hln‘hln:‘\‘«lin‘:{:: of n llll‘uzlnm woro carrie off iu ono niglt by thieves, s loss bLelng up- Sards of #100,000, i 1fo lived in a ronr room on tho third floor of tho Inrgo tenowoent houno No, 1 Forayth streot, +hio houso helug filled with fanultes, probably none of whom over dreamed thut the old wman had osved up nuch mouoy, or had any yaluableo In his posscorion, us ho wan “not a man to talk much,” and mado but fow. frionds in tho houso. Mondny Inst, Dryant Leiug in tho Tombs nt thoe timo, somo poruons in tho houso notived that tho pad- lock with with Bryant_fastonad s duor on' tho outeide wag Lroken off, and thin lod them to be- Tiova that the place hind beon ontored by thioves who knaw of {ho lodger's absonco. Ono of tho tonnuts immedintoly wout to Capt. Ward, ot tho Tonth Procinet Station-Houwo, ond Inid’ an in- formation. Tho Captaln, with Dotoctives Lyon and Dyor, of his precinet, wont to tho hiouso and made an o thorough inyostigntion. They found that tho main Juck bad beun pried off, with u jimmy, no donbt, sud two other locks on tho door oponed by means of falio Loys. The room wnu in disorder, trunks and Doxes broken open, and portions of their con- tentn strovn about iho floor, as though the thiovos had beon in s burry, Tho Captmin sent +Ofilcer Dyer to inform Bryant, The ofiicer was refused admisglon to the 'Fombs without o pass, and bo wes forcod to procoed to the Commise slonor of Chantios and Correctlon, whero ho obtained it, and then returned to the Tombs, Whon Bryant was informed of what had occurred Lo foll to tho floor, and it was somio momonts bofore ho hiad power to spoak, When ho did, howover, ho astonished tho oflicer by declaring that he had had nearly $100,000 in gold in that room, as well aa o largo quantity of jewelry, clothing, books, ete. Tho officor was not {nclmed fo beliove this story, and thought that the old_man hnd gona erazy, but he rotnrned to Capt, Ward and told him what he had beard. The Captain hurried to Supt. Walling, and recelved instructicns to let no person know of tho robbery, but to go to work quietly and sco what ho conld learn. 1'ho Capain then wont to the oflico of the District Atlornoy aund informed 3, Pholps, who sccured the relears of Brraunt. Dryant aceompanied tho oflicers to his room, and "to his dismnay, fonnd that overything of any valuo wes gone. 1o then detoiled tothe Captain the follow- iug losecs, ofter n caretul woarch thraagh the rooma: ~ ®70,000, in twenty-dolinr old piecen 3 (each piceo was marked by puncli- ing o small holo in tho heud of the Gioddess of Tiborty) ; 812,000 in legal-tonder notes ; $1,000 in mutifated currency ; G700 in GU-cent nud 10- - cent currency ; & gold bunting-case walch, misnutactured by the Appleton & Tracy Watel: Manufacturing Company, of Marion, N, J. (the cavow welgh 75 peunyweights aud aro marked with ** 3, D" in old Engiish lettors ; tho number of tho caseis 808, andthe walch i yalued at 2600); a h(-u?‘ gold chain, weigh- iug 100 punuywnlxhtn, sold, oblong bara, partly engraved ; o “dismond ring; su aniethyst rivg, encirclod by small dismonds; onae pair of amothyrt sleeve-buttoon, marked * M. D, pair of gold short-sight glasses, with tartl; »lmu{;, ouo dozen silver {able-spovns, ono daz- o silvor tea-apoons, a mustard apoon, a sugar spoon, and u salt spoou, & pearl album, en- g‘m\l-ml. and n quantity of ather jewelry and clathing, ‘Tha “officers procured scaroh-warrants and sofrchad overy room in tho house, but without finding and truco of the misaing vropecty, Sinco then sevoral othor detectives from Polico Houd- quartors bava boon desailed to huut for the thioves, but wp to the presont time have ob- tuined, it 18 beliovad, no clow, * End of am Extrasrdinary Murders ‘Arknt In Germany, From the New Yock World, Tho Frankfort Jowrnal brings o very full ro- port of the conclusion of au oxtraordinary mur- der-trizl in Germauy, in which the peoplo of Central Now York will foel'n lively degreo of in- terest, na it i3 tho sequolto u homible tregedy which transpired in Cayuga Couuty last yoar, Condenging the story of the preliminary ovenis in this remarkable caso, aud its strange—and, as many here will believe, inrdequate—result, the following facts aro prosented: TIn 1871 Mr. Westcott, o farmer living near the Town of Lovke, Cayuga County, N. Y., took from tho Houso of Refugo at Buffalo, for the purporo of reariug hier, o young lrish givt numed Lita Conkling. Sho wis & sorvent fn his Iataily when hio Lired a young German fawelsborer, named Josoph Egislor, in April, 1873, On the worning of May 8, 1878, Mr. Westeott and his wifo left fome, fiuiugpu\'eml miles distent to spond the day, and leaving at homo tho young Irish girl and the Gorman Inborer. Thot ufternoon Jano Weste cott, o relutive of tho family, visited the house and found Litta Conkling dend, lying 1n & pool of gore, iu the hzil-way bofors the kitchen, with the blade of & huge butcher-knite buried in her breast. Sho ealled iu ueighbors, und suspicion at oneo foll upon Joseph igglor s the wmur- derer. Ho was not to bo found at tho time, but was captured the noxt dey in tho Lown of Dry- den, 20 miles distant from the scene of the com- mission of Lis borriblo crimo, Doo, 4, 1878, ho wua brought to trisl at Auburn, Public opinion was vory sitrong against him, tho murder ropin~ ing tohnve been o wanton and oxtraordinaily brutal one. On the 6th of Decomber kLo was found gailiy and sentouced to bo hanged. Thir- teon days Iater the counsel obuaiued n siay of proceediugy, and, boforo tha Supreme Court, nt Syracuse, moved for s new irial, which was de- nied. 'The care was next brought botore tho Court of Appeals, ot Albany, aud that tribunet, on March 28, 1874, fixed tho date for Eggler's exeoution ou Juno 5, 1874, Meanwhile, {ho nows of these proceedings reached Egpler's fomily in Germany, aud,tlrough the influence which thoy were snabled to bring to bear upon the Badon Munster of Justico and Forelyn Aflairs, tho Imperil Ambasgador at Washingzon, and the lmparinl Consnl-General in Now York, wero instrueted to intercedo tor tho condemued man, A petition for his pardon was, Dy thew, addressed 1o dov. Dix, who wo far ox- oreived his Ixecutive clemency ns to ploca Egglor at tho disposnl of the Iuiperiel Germun Ambassador, on condition that he shonid be vent for trial and punishment to the courts of Baden, On Muy 16, Liggler wau sent, undor safe escort, to Baden, eud his trinl thore at the Gonoral Assizea has just been concluded. x Upon bis trial he asked tho privilese, which ‘was aecordea Lim, of making a statement to tio Court, and then dotailed tho circuratances of the commiysion ox Lis crime, & coufession which Lis counsel, when Lo was tried in this country, would not permit him to muke. His story was, in anbstance, gs follows : Ou tho fatal 8d of May, 1878, at about 10 o’clock in tho forenuon, bo went in irom thefleld, whero ho bad been spreading manure, to tho houen to obtaiu n Inuch, which Ars. Westeott bad been in the hubll of giving him uttor his four houra of hard norning work, In the paniry be en- countered Etta Conlding and askod hov for sowo- thing to ent. Sha 1efused to give him any- tilug, kayiug 610 Lad wothing for Jiu, aud withe out taking auy further noiica of his hnugry con- ditlon, went ou about hor worl, gomg aut to tho well for a puil of water and retrning with it to the Litchen, e reitoruted his request Tor sowme- thing to eat, und roceived n secoud refusal, whereupou he vowed he vould not g0 out to the fiold ugain withont his lunch. Iitta scized w poker lying q}wn tho hearth, saying she would put i out it he did not go of his own nccovd, s sho wuntod biw to take bLis Qirty boots out of her kitcheu, He persfuced in hia rofusal to go, and warnod her not 80 strike Lim with tho potor, Bhe rejoinod that sho wae not afraid of him, sud doutt himn s violent blow upon tho shoulder. Ro suatched tho poler from her and threw it downupon the Learth, wheroupon uhe solzed him by bis Lsir and tried to drog him fyom the kitchen, A desperate stroggle cusied botwesn thom, oach tonring at the otlier’s bair, aud botls oxchanging savsge blows with their fists. Dur- uyg thin consliet they got near to the door of the tool eusiaber—cloks 1o which, ou a bench, Iny thrae Jerge Lnfves, Loa, porceiving the kives, ondeavored to saize one of thew, He, in strivivg g0 provont her doing #o, prhed hor tack, and 1n #o doipg upret the bench, tloawing the kntven upon tho Hoor, A violend coutest now cnsued for the poesemsion of one of thoe deadly wespove, Byyler tinully succesded in clutching & Linife, At this moment ho vecolved w blow from Lita's clenched bind upon bis uoso, whicl set thut ovgun bleediug aud Infuristad Wim, 1n his rage ko seeock the ghel with the laife, She stooped, us ho snpposed, (0 plek up raother knife, und, in he upcounvions rary sud dedperation of the no- nienl, bo uyain und xgain plaged his kuifo inso bor bedy—not suelug whors liu struek, nob think- ing whethe ho was murdering hey or uot, Aw one mad thrast plnnfiell 1ho blado up to it bilt in her breast aie sunlk to she ooy, gasping: * I'm tewl," lu wa iustant the horrorof thedoed which Lo liad dous overpowesed bioy, e suulk upon his knees, calling hor by nawmo, trying to raise b, luoking v«.lnfy tor coma wign of life, Bhawas bu- youdhupo, deud, mangled hidesauly, s gory corpse, u hig dnuunir ho 1uabed up-atales, ntonaing 1o kil biwnself, tirat dragging hor body a ltle adide {rein tho door, but nov waitivg to_cndvavor 0 bide It. Whon upon tho verge of selt-destyaction bte 10v0 of itfe ovarcswe Lip resolitivu, nnd Lie Aetuimied Upot oo eXott to vacer Abox ne rushed down-etalrs nzain, and fled from tho hiouso l?' anotlier door than that nenr which sho lay. Ho vould not pass the horrid pight of the accu- Ing corpae; and, deiven by o horrar ovon greator of tho doad than of tho living who might pursue hir, fled on and on until he wna eaptured, Tho Comt.und aven tho 1‘roflnuuunr Attornoy, deemed hia story plausible, aud consldered that there woro mitigating clrcumstancen to Lo takon {uto constderation in awarding tho pounlty of hin orimo, As o was & 1minor, his punislinent wes fixed el two anda half years' imprisomment, Hud he boen of age, doublo that tormn of confine- ment would have hoon given hitn, In all its aepacts this is ono of tho most ro- markeblo casou upon the record of modern erim- {ual jurlsprudence. capture of n Notortoun Comfidence Mo Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Loumvitee, Oob. 20.—Dateotivos Bligh and Gallnghier to-lay brought to this city J. B, Mar- tu, aliag Scott, nlins Hall, alinu Thoman, o no- torlous bogus deteotive and confidonco mau, whom thoy arrostod at Parle, Ky., on the ehargo of having obtained money undor false prelonses ® year ago, by ropresoutiug that be lad tha clew to tho mion who robbod the bank at Columbin, Xy, fn 1872, Martin is wantod in nearly overy Stato lu thoe Union, his frauds hav- ing been widespread. At ono timo hoe represont- od hiimaelf gp one of Plukerton’s doteclivos; ab another, as in the Now York forco, und ngain_as Col. Muslon, chiof detectivo of Texns. The Adams and other express compnnles figure amoug his victims, o will have a herring in the City Court to-morrow. iSalt Lalke Xndictmonts, BAvT Lakr, Utoh, Oct. 20.—Eighteon indlct- menta wore brought in by the Grand Jury to- day. It is ptated that somo of tho murdere com- mitted in tho Territory years ago are being ju- vontigated, but it is probablo that mest of the indictmonta found are for polygamy. Tho Netws this evening computoa the ntumbor of polygam- isty In the Torritory at 1,000 mon, 3,000 women, and 9,000 cbildren, aud the cost and los: by pun- isbinent of all nt $3,000,000, und that the courts ‘wortld have around them 3,000 erying wowmen and 9,000 crying chuldron Sentenced for Possing Counterfeit Nickols. Special Dispateh to The Clicago Triinine, Prrrsoune, Pn, Oct. 20.—Perry Woodward (colored), of Litinois, was to-dny convicted in tho United States Diukrict Court, Judgo McCand- less on tho bouen, ou n chrrge of puosing coun- terfolt nicklos, aud sontanced to pay & fino of 25, aud undergo one yeor's inprisonmont in the Westoru Panitontinry. His \r,le. who is o whito woman, way alvo convicied and sautencod to five months' imprisonment In the Poulten- uery and to pay & fine of 11, A Dyvelling Robber. Special Dimateh to The Chicavo Lribune. Dubugue, Ia., Oct. 20.—Mr. Lurkin's house, st Julion Statlon, near Dubngute, was robbed of $130 in money and othor \‘nhu(rles, last wmght The thieves have not been arrested. A HSweet? Thicl. Speetual Dirpateh to Tha Chweago Tribune, JavzsviLLy, Wis, Oct. 20.—For somo timo various citizens of the Town of Bradford, Rock County, have missed boxes of houoy frown their lives, and to-day MHenry Sutliff, a shoemaker, waa arrested for tho thofts and jailod. ‘Che ovi- donca is stroug agalnst hun, paities hoing found in Beloit who had pavchased some bundred and fifty pounds from him, Phelps, the Now York State Treasury ©iticial, Sent to the Stato Prison. Avpasy, N, Y., Oct, 20.—-Phelps, tho State Treasury oficialj who was convicted on indici- msute charging him with embozzlement, larceny, apnd forgery, has beon sentonced to tha Peplten- tiary for fifteon yoars. Tercible Cutting Atfrny, Special Dispateh to The Chicagn 1rbune, Cairuicorus, O., Oct. 20.—A terrible cutting affvay took place on Yoint wetrect to-day, in which a German barber, named Emlict, carved the face aud head of n maon named McKee in o dreadful manner. Mclice was under tho influ- exnco of linuor, and attacked Emlich, who in tura assaultod Meleo with o pruning-knife which Lo hiad in his bard. Ono decp cut extends from the mouth to tho eur, while others aro to be seen upon the facs and hoad. Ewmlich is now in jail. 2eld to Bail, Speetal Dispateh o The Chizagn T'ribune, Quixoy, I, Oct, 20.—~The Quincy Whig this evomung haa tho following : **'Ihis morning the prapriotors of the Rockport Afills, Slepars, Shaw & Ttuport, and nlso tho foreman of the gang of laborers who attempted to cut the Suy lovee, wero arreated and taken boforo Justico Barker. They waived un examination, sud gave bonds to tho amount of 8600 cach for thetr appearance nt the December tern of tho Circuit Cowt, ‘The men who wore arrestod last Sunday mnorn- ing uro sull contined inthe Jail and Court- Houge. They will \wombly come up for exam- ination to-morroyy,” . A swindling Cuattlc=Srover. 8r. Loum, Mo, Oct, 20.—J. W, Haley, a oab- tlo-trader of T'exns, is ropresented to have re- cantly obtained $10,000 from Rogors. Powers & Co., on the represontation that he owned & largo drovo of cattle. Ha alo obtained 5,000 from Uare & Snydor, and varions snms frow other firms, after which Lo sold his cattle for 240,000 and ubiconded, and has not since been heard of. AVt THE TILTON LIBEL SUIT. Compluinant Catled upon to Etemsze ity Dawmnges, Nrw Yonk, Oct. 20.—2lotion was mado yes- terdsy by counsol for the Rov. Henry Ward Boocher, in the City Court of Brooklyn, that Theodore Pilton should be compolled to furnish & bill of particulara of tho damages which he churges i his complaint, Judgo Nellson ro- marked that the application for a bill of partiens Lusin such n caso way sather extraordinary, and damiages could hardly be rendered in itense. Ho then eipued the order to show cause, making it returnablo on ‘Thursday morniog. LATE LOCAL ITEMS. The alarm from Box 139, at 11:40 lnst night, wen oeeasionod by fire in o two-story frame barn at tho coruer of Ashland uvenue sud Thitéy- sixth street. Thros horsos, two wots of doublo aud one #et of siugle harnoss, thirty barrots of eugorluunt, gnd 1 ton of hay wore burned. Losg, 2740; no insurance. Poter Platt wos the owner of the property, Lhie cause of tho fire is attributed to tho cavelessncss of & colored man nrmed Smith, w wintewashor, who woas sleeping in tho atuble. Ilo was not ayrostod, UOTHL ARRIVALH, Paliner - House—1hoodore 5. Parker, Naw York ; Mr, vnd Mra, BircklLiead, Wi, W, ‘I'aylor, Chrates 1% Luryler, Baltimoro; 11, Neilvou, Y'o- ronto ; en, Giles A. Smith, Sun Jose, Cal; X, 8. Alvord, Indlunapoliy; 8, T, J. Colemsn, Cin- oiunati; H, Harper, England. . . . Grand Pacile Hotel—\W, Howe, J. M. Leardsley, Look Zaland; A, D, Sluetord, aditor Take Suporior .Miuuri Col, Audrick, U, 8. A.; Thomna Whit- well, Englund ; Hoory O, heam, Livorpool; Hugh Yiutlor, Denver ; J. Asser, Hamburg, COD-FELLOWS. Sueeial Disuatch ta 7'he Chicauo Trivune, TLNcoLN, Nob., Oet, 20,—The sunual session of tho Orand [odge nud Grand Enczmvmont, 1. 0. O, ., of tha State of Nebrasls, commenced its forlon b to-duy, All tho oficers wers i attendence sud about 100 meihors. Hepasss of ofijorrs for Inat yeur were rend und voforred, which comprises all the business transavtod, Lo worrew the uew constitntion aud by-laws will bs subinltted for aetion. 'Lhe sesrion vontinues till Friday. On Thursdsy eveulng a grand banques will b held, O%EE’AN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Loxpox, Oct. 20,~Tho steamships Republi Chiua, sad Exhiopla, from New Yclwl;l:, hlpva n& olyed ont, NEw Yonr, Oct. 80.~Arrived, stoamsbhi Qrecce, from Londo e 4 i SYEERAGE FARE T0 EUROPE. Nrw Youx, Oct, 20,—$teorsgo rates to Enropo bave bcen incrensod to §20, PR st YELLOW FEVER IN PENSACOLA. ‘WasmNolon, Oct, 80,~The Nlrvy Depariment ?uuru thruw ne¥ cuses of yelloty fever s tha ‘:.;.ruu BuryYard; oow DxtalwsQDEd; & Gre ) UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. 'The Railroad Hostilities Brought to an End. Indiona Militia and Gatling Guns the Peacemakors, ;E‘xcttlng Scenes at the Ballimore & Ohio and Michigan Central Crossing. The Sheriff, Backed up by Troops, Arrests the Ringleaders. The Michigan Contral Submits to the Majesty of the Law. Completion of the Last Link in the Bal- timore & Ohio Route to Chicago. The forcos of the Michigan Central, mossed naar Loke Station to provent the Baltimore & Obio from orossing its track as that point, have surrondored to tho militin semt Ly Gov. Heondricks to nid tho Shoriff in enforcing the laws, Tho crossing has been made without shedding o singlo drop of bleoa, althouph it looked for a loug time yestorday morning ss if rivers of it would have to bo spilled before the barricades ocoupied by the Michigan Central fortea could bo atormed. The Michigan Contrat peoplo, facling tho responstbility they were in- carrivg, gave way to reason ob the lIsst mo- ment snd ordored their men to surronder to tho militia, When ® TriavNe reporter arrived at tho grounds yesterday morning at 6 o'clock, tho sit- uation remnined unchanged from what it had boen the doy beforo. There were still about 1,000 Michigan Contxal men GUARDING 111 CROSRING, most of them taking thelr breakfast, which thoy had prepared by the bright burniug camp-fires. ‘Tho officers of the Baltimore & Ohio, and the Sheriff and lig pouso, wero aledo still on the ground, though they had concontrated thom- rolyou somowhot to the rear, and taken upa good dofousive position in a shady grave, about £00 foet distant from tho Michigan Contral track, No sooner did they owpy the reporior than they rushed upon him for the jpapor, oud, after carcfully reading tho account of the previous day's proceedings, they pronounced it » moat impurtial und correct statomant of what Lad been going ou. * Tho militis, which had beon uxpocted to arrive at § o'clock, had not yat mede its appearance. THL MEN ON LOTII RIDES wore quite orderly, and no attempts at arrest or disturbance wero made, each one feeling that matters wust como to n focus with the arrival of thomulitio. At 8 o'clock. a train on tho Balti- 1moro & Ohio was observed coming up, and at ouco overybody was sstir kuowing that, ss no rogular traius wore running on the Baltimore & Ohio, this mnst bo the train with the anxiously- expected eoldiors. As tho train came nearer the Urited Staten flag was seon proudly floating ovor tho eugine aud two UGLY-LOOKING GATLIN GUSNS were on o plutform-car in front of tho locomo- tlve, polnting diroctly at tho Michigan Contral forcen, who, perceiviog what woa going on, at once massed at tho barricades, wome crying “Now tho dnet will fly!” but most of them re- maining qulet, eud with folded arms awaiting tho cvenis to como, appavently feeling shaky and unonsy ut the bloody prospects aliead. T'he ocoldiers, who numbered alout 160 men, alighted and formed fnto line. ‘They wera quito o motley masy, wearlog uniforms of all colors and pat- terns, Still they were srmod with splandid Springhold brosen-loaders, tho cartridges ruttling in_the cartridga-boxes, =nd their b:xp’omw logking bright aud sharp. Capt. T. B, Wightinan was in charge of tho company. Mr. W. W. Convor, Governor Hondricks’ Adjntaut-Coneral, was also slong to direct matters in porson sud ullow no unnecessary blood to be spilled. A portion of tho compauny wero then FORMED INTO A HOLLOW BQUARR directly faclug the crowd on the barricades, while ravther dctachmeus was placod on the switchies, at eithor ond of tha crossing, to prevent tho tioteva from gotting mway snd to #top traing from going ono way or the othor withiont being first oxaniiued, ~ Cupt. Wigii- man, Adjt.~Gen, Conuers, and Soeriff dones then went 1y to the crowd aud asked for the person in cherge. ‘I'ho snswer was that no one of the ofticers of the Company wero presont, but thoir orders cemo through Mr. I. A, Gardner, tho Chiof Englveer of the road. An 1o onc could or would tell whero 3lr. Gardoor conld be found, Capt. Wightman orderod his company to GET BEADY FOR A CIAEGE on the enemy with o view of surrounding and zreesting tha wholo crowd. “Matters looked now very daugorons; the soldiors stood with fixed Loyouets, wailing only for the command of ** For- ward!” to mako a bluody churgo. 'I'be Mlichigan Central men, who had all massed on tho barri- cades, stood calm and collectod, making no threotening demonstrations nor ustoriog o word of complisut, They stood liko sintues, eyoing the movements of the State Quard and tho mo- tlons of the Gatling guns with fixed eyes. Une doubtedly, judging by tholr pale coutsnances, they folt thuir dangerous position, but ontwardly iboy showod no sigusof fear. heso wen had Doen ordered by their superiors, tho oflicials of the rozd, to JOLD THE CROSFING AT ALL RAZARDS, and they were bound to oboy and stay at thoir post. Yet what a contrast boiweon thoso men und tho ofilcinls of the road, During tho entire thwe whilo hostilitios were goiug on, not ono of them mado hie appoaranto on the grouonds. They lof: the men eutivoly to thomselves, and to bonr tho bruntof all danger. How difforently did the mruagers of tho Bultimore & Olio act, Thoir worimen wero left in the rear, but they them- gelvos wore ulways §n tho fronmt, aidiug the militia, tho Sheriff, and constubles evorywhero, Particularly conspiouous was Judge Cowan, of Baltimoro,” Ou u white ¢harger, he rodo up und down tho lines, choered the men on his slde, ond then galloped ap to tho opposing forees and. \vnrnufi then: of tho consoquences of rosinting. Liverybody admired bi boldness, snd oven tho eneimy respacted Lin intrepldity. Everything wan deadly silenca now, and only the command wau wanling o keo that Hooof gliston- Ing ‘boyonets warched through that ecrowd of men on the barricado, all of whom stood Mie posts, yot noue of thom giviug the loass sign of resstanice, Tho roporterq, of whom no less than sls woro progent,—Indiunapolis ond Cluoinnuti oven haviug usut its quoix,—atcod expactant) by, with_tead-pencils uud note-books in han Of o sudden A MERKENGRR onmo up the Captain usking him not to give the commd to attack autil Mr. Gardoor, whe had Just wrrived, hud liead an_jutorview with some of the offlcors’ of the Yaelthuore & Olio Tailioad, Gov. Buker, ons of the ealicltor, sskod Mr. Unrduer, whom he found standing cutside the fouce dividiug the grounds of tho Baliimore & Obiio from those of the Mighigan Cenual, to walk ingide, as the Chief Engincer of the Balki- more & Ui-lu. At'lflnl.nut-flnuaral Convorg, und others, woro watching evonts on & blaff o jittle way briek, A Mr. Garduer evinced somo fears of comlog in, Gov. Baker ussured him that he wonld not be hurned, ‘Theroupon he entored, aud waa lod by the Governar to tho othor ofilcikly of the Bsltimors & Ohio aud tho Stule oflicors. Ar, Counors agked My, Gorduer if e way uot uwero of the fact that ho wid committing n great crime, 1o replied thut hu was not wwire of it, no violence huving bosn committed by his mon. Dy this timie Mr, Joues, TIY BEEAIFY OF PORTER COUNTY, cumo ap s the group, sud,yecognizing Mr, Gurd. ner, grabbed hini by the aror, and declured bin his prisoner for obutructing procoss of Inw. Alv. Fichbuwn, tho Conatuble of {he coauty, came up alo by this tine und took hold of Atr. Garduer on o waceant for inoiting ot It Ar. Qurdoor had bloaen atruck by lightning be could ot have looked ore surprived, o tumed nhy pulo, and tremblingly wanted to kuow why he was troated thus, He eallod upon Gov, Bukerto have hun yolezted, us ho was us- suretl uafety by him should ko enter thn grouads of tha Compuny, Mr, Baker sud be had no power over the oficers ; he hud aswured him oo, Bomarer s It ey or s e ey ST RER I s £ ARG ke A presont in rogard to his rotention, ‘The officors theroupon rolensed their hold; but, no socher hnd they done 8o, than he COMMENCED 70 RUN YOR THE DANRIUADE, where his men woro massod, bt both tho Shor- il nnd Constnblo woro after Lim like hightning, and brouglit him safely bagk, During all thewo procuedings tao Michigan Contral men made no offort to ausiat their Chiof Eaginoer ; thoylooked quintly on, ns if it concorned thom not at all, and rathar seomod to onjoy his discomfiture. My, Gardner thon requosted tho ofticors to read to him the wavranta and writs under which thoy wora actiug, anying that this waa his prorogative s ho would insist upon it. Ubo Sherdfi's ordor of taking posscssion coverod_aboul thirty pagoy of foolscap, and it way argued that ho alrondy kuew all 1its contents, and to read it would ocanso an additionnl delay of at Torst two hourn. But o Mr. Uardnor romnined fiim . his do- mand to hear tho paper road in full, the Adju- tant-Gouoral thought it tho best policy to com- ply, and thorefore uat down with him on o rail- road tie and commenced tho tedious job of rend- ing that legal docunient. As it was clalmed that 3Ir. Gardner wos dolog this to give his mona chanco to disperzo In the moan timo nnd be tnken off by traine in waiting noar by before they could bo arrested, Capt. Wightman took tho precaution to post hw mon all uround the Michigan Contral mon, pluced guards in chiargo of the switchox, and gave orders that no traing be allowed to pass ono way or tho othor if any men woro taken on board, Nor wore any mou allowed to pass tho pokets with- out & pass. TIHE READING OF TIUE BOCUMENT tool: o lony while, Mr, Uardnor often interrupt~ ing for the purpose of gainiug time, aud tho troops began to grumble, thoy liaviog had noth- iog to ent siuce thoy loft fndianapolis tho ovening rovious. Tho rations whioh the oflicinla of tho nitimore & Ohio had ordered had nok errived. Mr. Gardoer, boing oppealed to ot to iugist , Jongor ou tho rendiog of the docu- meant, a8 tho mon wore nlmost starving, offered the provisions which had been provide for hio mou for tho uxe of the soldiers. 1lis of- for wae aceepted, and o wagon-lond of provisions soon mude ity appoarnnce. Al disoipling wan nxnw thrown ngide, and the half-famiibed War- riog CIARGED ON TIOSE PROVISIONS, and in leva than no time tho ontiro load was dis- poeod of. 'The troops folt better aftor huving rofreshed thomselves,; nnd thoy wors bound now to do somothing. As it hud been learned that Mr. Johuson, the Itondmaster, waa hid in o car, and as ho had acted ns londer most of the timo, search wag modo for him with a party of soldiers, but Lo waa not found, but lusterd several of thosa thot kad beon most violent and blatsnt the day before were talion in chargo and pluced under ar- rest. About this timo the reading of the docu- ent was finished, and tho Shoriff ngain ot tempted to arrest Mr, Garduor, Ilo asked tobe allowed to o off for a fow minutes with the Adjutant-General. He would havo things amic- ably settlod ; at tho samo titne lio gavo bis word of Lanor that ho would deliver himsolf up after that. His roquest wag, after o lousg controversy and st the speoial request of the Adjutznt-Gen- oral, granted. Thoy walked off tozether, end after awhilo it was ascertainod that they hed GONE TO LAXL GTATION, Evorybody wondered what they had gone thero for, aud why the Adjutsut-Genoral wes allowing such deloy, Whilo they weve at Lake Station u lively incident oceurrod, which nesrly cama to be a bloody one. Judge Cownn vent o & wmeasen- ger on horwobaok to Millor Btation with a die- patch. Wheo the messengor passed one of the ongiuos stunding on thre track the cogincer com- 1menced to ring tho bell oud blow the whistle, for the purpeeo of frghtenivg the Liorse, and hewic- ceaded in his object. Shoriff Jouey, who stood niear Dy, attemptod to arrese tho porpotrator of this outrage, but the other meu on the engine re- sisted, and tried to push him off. Ho called for liolp, and Judgoe Cowan rnn to lis aid uad took hold of two of tho mon, keeping them at buy, while the Bhorilf wes calliug for thu aid of the militia. The wolitora rushed to their uns, the drums were bont, and they enme ou in double- quick with charged Layonets, ‘The wen on tho {rain, when they naw this, resisted uo longer, but willingly allowed themeelves to bo arrested aud warched off by the guards. Alter & long ab- #ooce, Mr. Gardoer and tho Adjutent-General returned from Lake Station, end unnounced that tho manngors of the Michigan Central had decided to muke AN UHCONDITIONAL BUIRENDER, AMr., Gardoer then went on the top of the bare ricade ou which bis men were naesed, and nd- viged thom to submit to the State guard, who wero acting under the orders of iho Governor, The company by surrendering, he said, did not cedo auy of its rights, but they merely submitted to tho orders of tho Governor and to superior forca, The men wero undoubtedly glad to leave their perilons pasition, and thoy us ouce laft tho bauricudes and ditches nnd mrsaed next tothe gate of the fouvo. 'The koldios then swronnded them, end werohed the ontiro crowd within tho incleswo ns prisoners, and ne- nooner woro they inside than tho Gatling gnus wora sreauged to covor them, They submitted liko a berd of cattlo, aud no demoustration by auy ous was made. Thoy squatted on tho ground And paticutly awaited thio ovents that worato come, The surronder was mado at ox- actly 12 o’clock . THL CONGTRUCTION CORTS of the Baltimore & Ohio then marched up and commenced to remove the barvicades, which was done with lightning speed, The traing which had been standing on the track wore nlso movod ont of tho right-of-way Ly order of Mr., Garduer, An immonso force wont 1o work at oncs, and put in tho orossings over which se much has al- voudy been said, aud which bas caused alroady moro trouble than other crossinga ever construet- od, This completes tho last link of the Daltimors & Ohio, which enut 110w ran itd traing divect from this city to Daltimoro. The question now ariecs whut t6 do with all tho prisoners, it beivg impo- eible to keop 1,600 men under wrrest and have thom bouuntl over boforo o Justico of the Pence, thyee of whom were ob tho ground LOBBYING TO KXCURE THY: JOB, 1o viow of tho fact that these men had merely oboyed inatructious, and wore ignorant of the tact that they wera commiiting o crimo, it wis dacided to pick out a few of the ringleaders and let the balauce go homo with o warning. As the mon left the grounds they lustily chicered and lusrahed, and were in roturn cheered by (he no- blo defenders of tho State of Indiapa. AMr. Garduer stated In o convoreation with o Triu- uNE reporter that he had telegrapbed to 3ir, Joy for justructious ae toon as ho heard of the wirival of the militio, and as ho was womantarily oxpecting an suswer, ho used ull means at bis command ta securo o delay. Tor this reason, also, he took tho Adjulrut-Geu- oral to Luke Station, as tho dispatch would come there. While theve, tho anxfously-niwnited dis- patch axrived, in which Mr. Joy eaid that LYOAL PROCESS MUBY BE OUSKRYED, They wauted no shooting nor killing; they would hiave enough of thet after the crossing ig In, On ho stren| of this dispateh Mr. Gardoer sur~ rendered. THE FARTIES ARRESTED, The following uro the names of the parties orrested, regulur warrants for riot, ote,, baving been sworn out agalust thom: . A, Gardner, Cbiof-Engineer ; Josoph Jobnyou, Roadmaster; Jumes Potts, Assistant-Roadniuster; Patrick Ro- burn, firoman ; W. H. ¥rocmsy, engineor ; John O'Neil, foreman; George Lock, machinst; Georgo Luwrence, conductor constructione tesin fliam . Johowow, conductor construclion-teain 3 Qarrett Woleh, yard- hund, Lanxing Melntyro, vonductor construction traing Alva C. Spaulding, carpou- ter; Patrick Dounolly, track ropairer; Honry Kickhoiver, engineer.” Mr, Gorduor, tha Chief- Engineer, was not kpt under gaard liko the yest of tho vrisoners, bur allowed to bo around on hia parolo. THE PRISONERS HELD. In the ovening, all tho yisoners were taken bofore Justice 'Thomuu J. Fields, of Portugo T'ownsbip, aud held over for the action of the Critiual Court, ‘The Indiroa Stato Guards will romain ou the scenc of the late disturhance until to-day, whon they will votum to Indisnapolis, covered with glory, having won their fivst grand viotory. el Snitod) LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS. Speciad Dispateh to The Chicayo 1'ribune, New Yons, Oot. 20,—Thore wou an active in- quiry for bLorthefroight by stoan to Liverpool, with rates easier, "The wheat nusrket oponed quite dull pud tome, moro eupecinlly forspring. Khippors ave holding of. Wintor ig vory woll, and is in fuir roquost, The morket closos lower and unsottiod, and, in tho absoncas of salos, of any vonsiderablo oxport dewmsnd. For spring, pilces fuvor the buser. Winter is lower wnd Ioirly active, The sales aro 104,000 bujg at #L04@LU6 for ungraded lowa ani Minnesots, 41,00 for ordinery No, 2 Chieago spriog, 4108 for Northwestern, 31,05 tor No, 8 Chleago spring, $1,11 bid for No, & Miwsukee, ©1.18@?1,%22 for red Wostern, 2 for umbor do, #1,80@1.97 for white Mol #1248 for wmver do, 81,25@1.20 for whico Indianu, $1.20@L28 for white Genesos, Barloy b :L“(“' but steady, Salos of 9,800 bu primo Canads. and Wostern at 2147, Barley malt i quiet. Choles is seurco and flem. Covnion is plonty knd guiel. Seles of 2,800 bu two-rowed Btute ac KLOD, time ; 600 bu fromn Hungarien weed at 51,45 3 5,600 bn primo Canu- dian 4t §1,63, cash ; 1,noh bu inferlor Woston at 81,10, short time, Oats aro In failr demnd and ozo frmer, The ln%&n nthLs 1:: ke tr ‘The salos uco i ¢ uety Ol U SSMENNd ¢ whitd HIE T S M mitial Bt 02@020 ; whito at 0314@03)(c ; Htale mized at nu@ne:‘; and whita at 61i¢@0ic, Rvo I firmer nnd in Hmitod supply, Tho saley are 2,000 bu Btato ond Jorsey at §1.02, delivored. Corn I8 iunctive and tamo. 'Tho principal hioldors decline to ylold to moot the viows of the shippera. _Now milxod 18 moro plontifal, and is wenlkor. Whito i searconnd whntod, ~ Tho sales 0ra 60,000 bu; Western mixed ot 0o, iu utora for ordinary m‘lmd, and 500 for good new mixed; Wentorn whito et 8c@®1.04 3 do yollow at 2@ #2)e, and 1o for good mixed afloat. Tho pork market su very quict. nud thoroe is only n modornte jobblug businoss doing. Salos of 260 brly movs ‘at $10.25@10.60 3 60 brls oxtra prime nb 118,00, Tard {8 onsior aud vory dull. Salos of 150 tea oity ab 103{0 ; 100 tes old Wostern steam at de; 200 kes now, to arrive uext waok, at 139¢e, For futaro dolivery, wa hear of 50U tes, neller Novombar, on_ nrivate terms: 1,000 tee, mellor the year, at 11 13-16@11%40; 600 tes, scllor noxt month, ok 123{c. Whisky is “tnivly netive aud steady. Sales of 950 brls ut $1.03)7, FINANCIAL. Nuw Yong, Oct. 20,—1Tho Post soys: * Tho Rothsohild-oligman Syndiceate bnyo mado their Bottlomonts witl tho Transury for November and December, which meany that they hava sent into tho Trousiiry the 520 bonds which linve boen called, and which interost conses Novembor and Docember, so that tho calculations that tho ‘Iroasury will have to pay out any conaiderablo amouut of gold for thuao bonds will be at fault. The amount of tho eallod bonds matnring Nov. 1 is 26,000,000, and the smount wasnring Doo, 1, $10,000,000." Ouo of tha chief reasons for o rirg In exchange {s that seourities are cmnmi: hero from Turopo in vonsiderable amounts. It Is understood that largo amount of Lirie shares are oo the vay frum Lovdon, aa well us United States bonds from the Gormznu markets, the latter having been ordered here boeeatiso this hay been the highest markot, Privato rdvices from Germany sny thero i con- siderablo nueasinoss, beeauso of tho recent dee- laration of two Statos in favor of redeoming L‘:lnluxl Ststes bonds in greenbucks, instead of coiv, It was reported on tha atreot thin morning thot (he Erlo Company has closed n lonn tor £5,000,~ 000 in the London mztkot, at n prico bolow pre- vious nogotiations. 3 A CASUALTLES. Accident on the Chicago aud Alton Rond. Special Dispateh to The Chivayo Tribune, Joragr, IiL, Oct. 20.—An accident, resulting in fho loss of considorablo property, oecmired thin afternoon, on the Clicago & Alton Railroad, at Hickory Cronk bridgo, near this clty. Ase 8 northero-bound train was pnssing over tho bridge, o king-pin from a truck fell on {he bridge, thrawing the truck from tho {vnck, domolishing a portion of tha bridge, and procipitativg_ thirtoen cars to Lo bod of the creok. Eight cars wero losded with oosl. throo with bran, nud two with fiour. A teap, name ankoovwn, who was ntusling a ride, sas takon from tho wreck veverely injurad. Ho was uttended by Dr. Charles Richerds, physician of tha roadd nt"this point, who thinke the man will recover. Tho briigo wns o totaporary structuro, to ba replaced ju & fow days by an iron one, At tho time your correspondent left the scano of the necident the railroad smployes here were awaitiog the arrival of the wrecking-car irom Bloomiagton, proparatory to clesring away the wreck, ‘'raing will not be dnlzyed by the neci- dent, as they will se tho old traek which crosses the crcek on au iron bridge. A Conductor iZun Over and IKilled. Sweeinl Dispateh to The Chicagn Fribune, CrpsnFaLLs, In, Oct. 20.—Conductor Putnam, of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Reilroad, was ruu ovor by the chigine of his train and Lilled, this afternoon. Ilis foot caught in a frog, and thoe eogino crushed bim foarfnlly a8 it passed over him. Ho wns dead when taken from tho trac! Gored to Denth by o Cow. Speclul Digpateh to Dhe Clicayo Tribne, Broowmxarox, Ilk, Oct. 20.—Mrs, Mary Har- nkill, o well kuown nud sged lads of this city, was to-dny gored to death by a cow, which uho attemptod to seperate from hor ealf, Eatal Roiler Explosion. New ALpany, Ind., Oct. 20.—~1'bis morning about 7 o'clock the boilars in the pork-house of Mitchell & Co. expladod with terrifle force, tear- ing tho boiler-shed to piecos, and geverely seald- ing four persony, one of whom has since died. The boilors wore blown into the air to the height of 50 feat, and carried 200 foot trom their orig-~ iual position, "The tiro from the furnsos set the bnilding on fire, but it was soon oxtinguisherl, Puc engineor slates that thero was but 45 pounds of stosm. This appesrs almout incyedi- ble when tha offects of tho explogion are yit- nogsed. The firm will at onco place new boilers in their eztablishmont and bo ready for opera- tionk, 2, Marine Disasters, New Yony, Oct. 20.—Tho Const. Wrecking Compaay’'s ateanter A. Winants is roported loss, with nll on board—ilfteen persons. Ponr Rowax, Coonda, Oct. 20,—~The echooner Amorican, with 23,000 bushols of wheat from hicago to Buffulo, ran sshore this mornizg on the south side of Long Poiut, end is probably s total loss. Spreial Dispateh to The Chicaaa Tribune. GuaND LAvEN, Qich,, Oct. 20.—The schooner Ottaws, white pessing up the river thin fore- nooy, struck the Dotroit & dlilwankeo Railrond bridgo at Ferryshurg in going through tho draw. Tho licad-gear of tha gchuouer was stove away and other damage enstnived. The npprosch to end support of the drawbridzo was wo dumaged that traive were delayed until midaight. Anothier Fatal Ntenmboat Explosion, Larree Rock, Ark,, Oct. 20.—At & o'ctock this morning, while lying at Dardanclle, tho steam- pipo of the new steamor Mawelle, recontly built at Now Albany, Ind,, esploded, fatally scaldin; twwo deek hondg, and throo others slighly, Sttt auather jumpod ovorboard and was drowued, ftailroad Eagineor Orushed to Death, 87, Louts, Oct. 20,—Charles Williaws, an on- gineer on the Atlantic & Pacitic Railway, waa 5o orribly crusbed betweon tho wator-touk snd lecomotivo at St. Paul Station, o few milos from this city, Iast night, thac ho died in a fow honrs after being brought to his home here. COMMON-SEINSE TRUSS. ttodd by the United Statos Govormuent. as the best Fatisnr Searanort al 10 Hoant af Mudtonl Oticons u%;t!dunuo with un Aot of Cuugross, ap- K. BARNES, StrgeonGoneral U, 8. RS oy adtramont Y OUNRS RUPTURE, MANUFACUTURRED BY BARTLETT,BUTMAN &PARKER @0 Stato-.st,, Chicago. of all kinds, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, ockiugy, Cruichoy, Jusirumeats for Duformis Ado Alga, 10 x he COMMO that POSTLIV] A, ) to. Mavutactore estahlished in 1840, Uttiog extablisiod in Chiengo (G STTAREES For Tacle, Milwaukee, Bheboygan, Maoito. woe, ete., datlyeSnndays excapted, . .. 98, T #~Batarduy's boat dow't Jeave until 8 p, w, Tor Grand Huven, Mukogon, ete., Mouday, Wodnesdar, aud Frida N £ ForSt, Joseph, Tucddss, Thureday, and Fat UrdAY vousssseres vee LA D0 200 Por Mauistos and Ludiagron, Tuceduy wed “Thursdsy, oo ..o 9 a0, For Giroen Huy #id Tntuiedisto porcy, Tusaduy T p. n For Mianuba aud Lako Superior port, Mone dny and Thursdy £ Orien snd Dol o > Taylor's Additlon I situatad fu 1o contro of this rapidly arowlug munnfaoutrivg elty, boin: just south uf the harbor #ud Letwrewu tho Ualumat itiversnd Lako Michigan, Thuro drawhrldges ate now belag Loilt avross river oupodita this Additlon, cnd the Baldmoie & Oda Dopot s laoa- tod {n tho centre of it, Seu this propurty and muaks & produsble fuvsitwent. Oifion st Bonth Oliloayo at Ose Hysdrodtbat Statlon, L ent rtivalae, tus 04y fuquice at the ol 2 portivaise, tushh " ”Q 5 AAYLO] oo Eion Hioek, Noriv Clhrk and Kinnrate 4 Oa . RIBEONS AND MILLINERY. A Pt Saiier Ribpans i CARSOR, PIRIE & (0, Madison and Peoria-sts,, o Tob Tiof of 3,000 pos, FINE IM- SGRAIN TIBBONS at loss Ofrer PORTEHD GROS than half price, ns follovws: Ribbons 1 1-2 inches wide, 80c quality, for 10c yard, Ribbons 2 1~k inches wide, 35 and 40¢ quality, for 15¢ yard, Ribbons 3 inches wide, 50 and 60c¢ quality, for 25¢ yard. Great bargains in Sash Ribbons, Blegant assortment Ladies’ Ties. STYLISH WILLINERY At Popular Prices! D ATy Shel oo SR, RO, 000 A rich and choice displa: FASHIORALTLY MIL I N HRY anar ML, LIVERY GOODS, FUATHNRS, FLOW- RS, &c., at prices’any one can afford to paye We will zuarantoe to customers the MOS! ARTISTIC SUYLES and the LOWEBY I PATS 10 TRADE ON THE WBST SO, __DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS ! el Laiter & Co, State and Washington-sts,, Call special attention to a Lot of 200 pisces All Wool Serges, heavy and stylish, at 50c per yd. A New Line English Serges at 26c per yd., and a select assortment of IRISH & FRENCH POPLINS, Entirely New Colors, all DECIDED PARGAINS ENGLISH URUSSELS, $1,25. § [ ] BEAUTIFOL INGRAINS, 75 OTS. THREE-PLYS, §1.25- ARPETS! +Infact, tha CHEAPEST Carpet Houss in the West. CARPETS! 6. W.& I PARDRIDGE & 00, 112, 111, 116, 118, 120 State-st. . BUSINTHS Ck FOR SALE, (R 70 LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS n tho clty of Nuw York, com- uilding, titted with alt appur- gine, Loller, ko., requlaita for i ling capucity th malt 200, Lnahelw, Tho properts' hos a frontago of about 160 foet, by abuut 100 roat doop, With a river front, Sealed propurals to purchaeo or loaso tho samo mugt te sent to eliber of tas vadersigned on or beforo 1o ith of Octoher, 1874, at noun. e proposls to lesso be Accommsnlod \ith an offor of seourity, snd uust stase thio tormi of soars requived, aad tho proposed roata, Lo {oxther pertiohiars Anoly'ta elthior of the nodgraigned : DAVID JJONHS, 618 Faat Hixthest., New York: BERNAUEIMER, 20 Broadway, York P B 7, atur-at., Now Yor Cas. Urion_Buok, Jerioy Ciky, N.'J 1tk Firit Natioual SPIELMAN, No, 8 Nowsrk “CAUTION. To All Parties About fo Purchase Liceuses for 1he Manufacture of Butter From Deel Suet, TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONOPRN: Take notice that ilis “UNITED STATES DALY COMPARY O o sofooemer of tho wight tn manuisouire NUTTER and ULGOMARGARINE ‘with thelr voveral produel uuiler lattore patout, fanited by the United Btatow, »u they haroby forbld Wil partice MANUFACTUIING ar LLING attiticlu) bnttor of products coverod by thelr pitent. Partiea Intringing wilibe forthwith prosscarwd. poumsniestiong intine bo aidrocped 10 tho” Compaisy uol &3, roadway, Now Vork Cliy. PR Ay HOTT, Preddoat. S1pNRY WRITTEMODY, Bocratars, CLIFTON HOUSE, Prica Rediuced 1o $3 per Day Yor slagle rooms, Special rates to Fxcursloutsts, e Tt §3. a1 7 B0, e Bl or s JUNKINS 101MER, Proprictors, Pha copartnership heretofore euiatlng under tho Bria ik QiU Ty thte sy Gluired by tuaties game of Willianis & oty hab 8L S INRYS Hiflteagor Oot, 20, 1874, 'he busincsa—~Qeneml Prodaco Cotnmtsslon~will be f,"f.}‘“ ) L acconnty sasiled, by W liiiat Olenne Tha copavtersilp ""'S‘S.‘?‘.’.‘u‘é“y‘lx"‘g‘ Sudge the duy 0 mumflxu- byl B S G K SN asr,