Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1874, Page 8

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1874, LOCAL MISCELLANY. UNIVERSLITY OF OHICAGO. MLRTING OF THE REGENTS, The Rogenty vf the University met atthe Suormrn Houso yestordav afternoon. Thero wore in atiendanoe Chancellor Burroughs, Judgo Booth, Judgo 'roc, the Rov. Dr, Kobler, the Rov, Dr, Choney, and othora. The following lottora wore rond e Rer, I, €, Liurrouh 8 Bt Sntin 1T have funt roturned. this morne ing trom niy motkcr's fanocal, tid am unblo fo at- fend the weeting to-morrow, | With regrat, T am, your Arlend, Jonx A, LugaN, Ciicauo, Oct, 20, e fMtew, o, €. Durronghs, Chancellar : Tk Bins Tnm 1 }ucfl’n of ‘your notice of the meoting of the Regents cf tho University of Chicago i the Sth inat, 1 would liko vory miich 1o ho with Jou ont that oceaston, nnd alio ut tho inanguration of af {ho President und Choncellor on Thuredny oveulvg, Dt prior obagements wiil provent. T wich sonond the Universly alundint success, Vory reapect fuliy, Jonx L, BEVENIDOE, bet, 24, v, T, C. Durroughe, Chaneellor af'1he Chicago Unl- b ‘Ym: Your favor of the 294 inet, {a at hand, akiugg 1y prowcico ot & meetlng of tho Regonta of the Culy 'y on tho 28th, and alsu my ottendunce on the o ceidon of tho fusuguration of tho President and Cuancollor of the University, Iregret that sickuces iy family, and a severa Jenesens of oneof my knees, will aka it imposaible et 1o to bo prosent on elihur occusion, Yours very JOUK A, JAMESON, BPRINGFL Tie an * Shicaao, Oct, 26, Aftor geueral covsultation in regard to the work aspizuod to this Board by the cliater, and 10 tho munner of conducting it for the comng yoar, the Board adjourucd 10 meet at tho satno place in one weok. 'Lho Lrustaes meot this attor- noon at 4 o'clock, nt the Luw Colloge. THE INSTALLATION. An event of more thau usual interost in edu- cational circles comos off this cvening, at M. Uormicic uull,buiug tho oceasionof {ho inat 1ation of tha now Presiont of tho Univorsi! thicago, tho Rey. Lemuel Moss, In D., when Ihis goutloman will make his debut boforo a Unicazo audiouce in a formel, aud, doubtless, serofully propared, address, which, from his rep- niation #s w close thinker and eloquent writer wnd sponker, may be anticipatod ns & 1o intel- lectual tront. At the same lime, ox- President Burroughs will bo inducced iuto the Chancelorship of the University, the attice crented last winter by act of Legislaturs, and will deliver an npprninluln addrens, 'Lho Bon. Willinm B, Ogden will presido und addross the sudience, which will coustituto a prominont tcature of lutorest, eypecially Lo his very many porsonal friends iu zhis community, o8 it is more Gan probable that this will be tho last oppor- tunity our citizens will evar bave of hearing btig, whilo his nume is ono thacsll delight to ‘aouor, when wo consider the doep iutorest he aus over taken in Chicago's welfare and develop- went, There will also bo oxeellent musio and nthor Bpceches. As the University s Chicago Institution, in the euccess of which the city is interestod, o gonoral turn-out nnd o crowded bouse should oncourage its managers, and ac- ourd & hearty welcome to Mr. Opdun, who has come West largely for the purpose of attending this movting, The progrunime is as follows: 1, Music by tho band. 4, Jtuading tho Scriptures by the Rov. Dr. Gibson, Lrayer. . IIIIYDIIHIIROI‘Y address by the President of tho Tristecn, G, Address inducting tho Prostdent-elect, by Chan- zellor Burroughh, 0. Inungurat uddrens by President Moes, * 7. Address by the Hou, Willlam B, Ogden. #, Voluntary addresses, . U, Beaedlction, "I'ho biall i on tho corner of North Clark and Kinzio streets, and accessible by cars and busos from all parts of theaity, The exercisos will commence promptly ut 8 o'clock. THE ALDMNL, A specinl_meeting of the Alumul of the Uni- versity of Chicago, will bo held at McCormiok Mugic-Hnll this evening at 7 o’clock sharp, to mako arcangentonts to attend the innuguration of the new Lremdent-elect of the University on the samo evening, and no the sume place. Tho slumni sre aleo invited to dino with Chancellor Burroughs at tho Brevoort House on the Friday ovening following ue 7:00 p. m. fmportant busi- ness conngeted with the proposed ahunni endow- auont will bo trausacted ut both meetings. Pt e T, THE*BRYANT TESTIMONIAL, Tho proposed teatimonind to Mr. Bryant on the occasion of his 80th birthday, next ‘Tuesday, meets with warm favor. The movement origi- anted in Now York, where Mr. Bryant's home and work huve always boon, and it has been placed inthe handsof o cowmitice on which all tho priucipal citics of the country ure ropresented. Mr. Jonathan Sturges, of Now York,is the Chair- man, and v, George Cabot Ward and Went- worth 8. Butler ave ‘Preasurer and Secrotary. Beyard 'Paylor, William DL Livatiy, Gioorgo Rip- Joy, Wilbum Buttor Duuncun, tue Ilev, Dr. Bol- Jows, tne Rev. Jloward Crosby, and A. A, Low, ate smoug tho New York wmenivors of tho mittee, 'L'lio othor members uro tho Iiey. Tinlo, Boston; Edwin larwuod, New Huvens Jumes L. Clayton, Fhiladetpinn; James L Lo irobe, DLaltimore; Eawin O. Lurned, Chicago; Villism G, Bliot, 8t, Louis; Meury Provasco, Cincinnati; Ogden Hoifuwmn, Sun” Francisco Alfred Ilaven, Portsmouth; aud George It Ionr, Worcester. iy ‘I'ho sum of £5,000 is to be raieed by this Com- mittee, to be spent for o vase of original design sud choiee workmunebip, in coming tion of Alr, Bryant's licerary ond patriotic car Lhus veso is to be placed in the Motropolitan Mu- ceum of Art, and its designs are intended to ombody the lessons of Mr. Dryant’s civie and: literary carcer in 1ts relutions to the country, who nature, history, liberty, law, aud conscioncs 1o has illustrated Dy bio tiie aud works, The Chicugo Committeo desire to raise $500 towards this object, aud this sum is alrcady peatly secured, $800 having been subscribed yeslerday. As My, DBryant’s birthduy occurs T'uesdny, and the list of nantes must be in New York al that time, it will not be possible for the Comnutteo to make the rounds of tho city, and any persons who wish their names to appoar 1hiy testunomal ‘aro juvitod to send thewr sup- seriptions to L. L. C, Laroed, 94 Derrborn strect, Itoow 13, —e——y SOUTH SIDE STREET-RAILWAY. 4o the Edivtor of the Chicugo Trivune: Bin: Wo presume no ono will deny that, when valuable rights and privileges are relinquished by tho publio in fuvor of private individuals or corporations, the publio hay the right to expest aud dowmaud in roturn o full mensmo of ro- muneration therefor. If the privilege so grant- ed iy o right of way shrough a public street in prdor to establish a railwsy-tiack Lhereon, the public has an unquestionable right to demand that those who travel on that railway shall have $he beet accommodations in traveling that the uaturo of the case will admit of, Tho right is cleazrly » mutual one, and tho road is to bo ran, not in the intorests of tho Company mevely, but for the advautago ond good of tho public as well. 'Fho mioasure of righis and pquity nnachiug to cither party flopends on cir- cumstunces, Frow roads on which there is a gioat nwonnt of profitable travel, it is reasona. blo to demand a higher staudard of conveniciice and n botter sccommodation than iy oxpected from ronds whore tho runuing exponscs are equully s groat, whila the profits ara loss. Wo are led to speak of this in counection with the South Bido City Railway Company, and the managetont of its alfulrs.” Weo are swuro {lat tho cuss of mnintaining such o lue, with its sey~ cral branches and conncetiony, 18 expensive ; that “the perplexity attending tho control of ity Dusinees matiors mnust be great, and that it would bo quito impossible to arvaugoe allits moaemonts i & way to meot tho appro- Lation of the entire communily, but we are as fully convinced that the prolits acorning to its tronsury aro 80 remunerative that fow of ita ntockholdors cun bo found desirous of dispos. ing of their shares in ordor to rid themsulves of ity burdens, 1n viow of what has been sald, we vonture the opinfon that that there s ot ono man in the City of Chicago, outsido of the list of atock- holdors fu the institution, who will not pro- nounce the course adopted by it in introducing cn its lines tho ona-lorue, or ** bob-tull cars,” ny thoy aro called, un imposition on the public, aud [ ?nfrlngoumntar rights that woro iutandod to De secured to onw cluzens whou its ehurter way prauted, Iv is mot nocossury to enumerule the owvils and aunoyRuces incident to thin vystoin, Noono who haa beon unfortunate enough 10 Le abliged to uso this mode of couveyanca ean full to appreciato the truth of whut wo say, 1t s poulutvely refroshing to ride iu the cars of tho Madigou aud Clurk strooct lines aftor uuder- roing the nuisance of this onc-horso system, By o Iutter method, paseongors aro srowded i a rhort and narrow oar until thoy are nearly suf- focated, and are ouliged cithor to clbow thele way throngh the ciowd to the driver’s window to ey their fare, or else they muat subjoct some other passenger to the insovenienco of doing the work for them, making tho chnuge with ono lund aud hanging by the strap with the uther, And, wo ank, {4 It just to tho publie t0 compol thom to ‘endura such ianoyances on Jiney ro livgenlly patronized 2 Is M just by eyt the Laaolu. =2 Sunilion (Who aro oflon obliged toride In these cars in tho evening) totho ovile ariniug from irude and drunkon rowdies, who take advantago of pns. seugera in a oar_unprotectad by a conduotor ? No driver shonld bo expoctod, ‘or roquited, at ono and the same timo, to give his attention to hia horsen, guard bis car from collision, watch for passengers ab tho crossings, collect faves, malea change, koop order in his oar, and attond to signals for stoppages. Those thingy are, for tho most pats, thoduty ofn conduetor, and should bo performed only by tho conductor, and It i nothing more nor loks than a gross imporsition upon tho public for this Compauy to introduce this unipgardly systom of maling tho prusengor potform tho duty of the conduotor In ordor to anve his wages to onvich hy so nuch the corporation, It Is o palpably unjuet that it has long boon o mutter of astonishmont to us to witness witn what pa tlence and kindly forbearanco the publio hay borne the infliction of such a gross imposition, ‘Thera {8 uo moro resdon why this Compauy aliould cloim such immunitios at the exponse of ita patrons, than thab tho Bichigan Central ohould dispouso with ita conductors, nnd obligs travelers to go through tho traw to hunt up tho ongincer on the lo- comotive, in order to hand him the fare. Huch n course wovld doulitloss savo monoy to the stockholders, hut wo fancy the howl of in- dignation that would salute tholr ewrs from au outraged publio would soon conatraiu_them to adopt tho old sud bottor mothod. - In bahinif, thon, of tho public iuterests and of common Juetico wo dosir® to call the attontion of the Company tv this much-needod reform, Givo us what wah guaranteed to us when tho road was established, namely, » safe, comfortablo, and convonient modo of convayanco ; for, as- surod, the patience of the poople of Chicago, thouxh very forboaring, s by 1o menns nex- Dbaustible, e CirizeN, Citteaao, Oct, 28, 1874, ———— THE CITY TELEGRAPH. To the Bdstor of The Chtcano I'ridune : 8im: Whon tho city telegraph went into oporation, grent oxprctations were bad of ita usetuluoss and convonionce, It was haped that mossagon tould be transmitled and unswored fn such briof time as to bo of tho grontest con- venionce to businoss mon, Yo somo oxtent theso oxpectations were woll founded; bub in any instunces we lave been disap- pointed. As wow conmstituted, our local tolegruph does pot come up to the neodls of the business communicy, 'I'hey are nob fust onough to satisty the domands of such = fast city as Chicago, but they might anuwer for §t. Louis or Milwuukoo. I wish to give an illustiation of their failure in & gingle instanco, which is ono of many which I have witnessed, I had accasion to telegraph to =« patient from my offico on Twouty-uccond Ktreot to 662 West Vau Laven slreen, Lhe messago wes sent ot 1:30 pom., wud an suswor requested before 3 p, r. I aftorwards ascorrained that tho message was uot delivered at ito ueriination tdl3 . i, and, on asking an explenation at the Fwenty- eocond stroct ofiice, 1 was iwformed that the messsgo had to go to the centrzl ollica, down- lown, nud thenco bo transuntied Lo the West Bido offica. It reems that ‘ red-tnve” and “*errentmlocution ” obtuins io telogvaphing as in almost overythingelse. Aud iv took one honr and a balf to transmit . mesengo to tho Went Biulo! It sbould have been ‘delivored in ten minutes, and aud au answor returned and de- tivered in twouty minutos more, or one-lall Liour in ail. 1conld have wsent & boy there by stroot-car and roturn iu loss than en hour and o half! Aud these city tolegraph compauies complain that thoy avo not suitielently appreciated and pateon- izod! They never will lo tuntil they have botter Incilities for tho transmission of importnuy mesvages, There is a gevotul complaint on this acore aumeng business men, and tie svoner thesa locul compauivs begin to meet the domunds of the peuple, tho botter for their [uiure prospouts, Cuicadc, Oct. 28, 1874, s ——— GENEREAL I 3. Louise Chiess, a liitle givl of 9 yonrs, io miss- ing Irom ber home, No. 617 Buttertield atraot, Tho Town Clerk of South Obicago cortilios to Geu, Liob that hisTown Board will need 216,000, of which tho Assessor is to got 315,000, tho Collector $15,000, und $10,000 iu to bo used ns & sinking fund. Yesterdsy mornivg at 3:30 o'clock Officor JTnckson discovered o firo fn the basament of No, 45 Bouth Clark etreet, oceupiod by Brutsby & Strauss, wine and liquor-dealers, and promptly estinguished it with tho aiuof & szl Vabeock., An investigstion siowed that somo one had fillad n hucket with rags eatmated with kero- seue, and ignitod them. Thero is_stock vahied at §12,000 ou tho prewives, aud it is not msured. The tomperatura yeatorday, ns observed by L. Muuasso, opticinn, 88 Madison street, un- dor Tur TrinuNe Building, wus as follows: At 8u,m., 06 dog.; 10 & m., 69; 121n, 673 3. pu mn, Th: G p.om, 713 8 p.om,, 69, Thomns Aludden, a Iaborer at tho Union Elo- vator, fell from tho top of that building to tho bottom, and roecoived iujuries which will prob- ably prove fatal. 4ho acvident oceurred” at 5 o'clock yesterday aftornovn, ‘I'to Young Mou's Cliristinn Associztion of this ity are holding cottuge pruyer-mesbiugn iu des- tiLutaPurtiouu of the city. They wilt bo glad to liourof places where thev oan bo held, aud young meon wishing to attond should eall i tie rooms, No. 148 Madison stroet, and loave their’ names with'the Superiutendent, That was an nmusing rcone in o crowded Cot- tage Grovo avouue ear the ollier duy, when a oung _colored ludy of *18 or 20 eutered with » arge dry-gocds bundle. A young gontlcman gave bor s sent, and, thinking that she would suve rovm, sho placed the bundle on tho seat and placed hor worthy solf upon it. Whon she wanted to got out, she got up nnd rang the bell. A gontieman, not thinking that ghe would it down sgain beforo gotting ou:, placed her bundle” on tle floor and took ber seat, The lady immediately sat down on tho gontleman's lap, of coarse thiuking that sho wag_sitting oo hor bundle. 'The gontlaman blushed to tho nape of his neel; stitl o enjoyed it, and did net lke to #ay anything to the ludy. The other passengers, “boti lndies and gentic- man, hid their faces in thoir hauds to keop them from lauehing too lond. The girl did not notice Bier mistnke until abo got up aud wanted to tako Lior bundle, but, with groat coviness and equal politenoss, the gontlomen handed hor her buie dle, and sho said, ** I tLauk you, sir,” & "The French Political and Litarary Club was or- ganizad Oct, 26, 1874, at tho residenco of L. M. Faley, 376 South Morgan stroet, by Dr, I, ard, 1L Thetrean, L. M. I-‘nlg, John Lnbalte, 11 Pollotior, N. Rousseau, ‘L. E. Guoronlt, Churles Andricux, aud Charles I, Peiniger, L. nrd was chosen temporaty President; Gueroult, Vice-President; N, Rousscau, Trens- urerisL. M. Faley, Cortesponding Sccratary ; and . Thotrean, Keepor of tho Records, Tho mecting in the First Methodist Church this evening is cauntug & good deal of excite- meut, and pvomised to be ono of tho most im- portunt tomperance gathorings ever hold in thiy city, 'I'he following ropresontative tadios and sontlomon will take part in the prococdings : 'l'l.m e, Dr. W, II. Ryder, who will proside: the Rev. Dr. W. W, Evorts, Daptist; the Ilov. Dr. H, W. ‘Chomns, Mothodist ; the Rev. Dr, L, P. Goodwin, Congrogstionsl; the Rov. Dr, J, Monroo Gibson, Prasbyterinu ; tho Hon, Luery A, Storrs, I, A, Hoyt, Miss Francia B, Witlard, and Mother Stewart, of Bpringtield, 0., the cel- ebrated lady who commenced the erusade movo- mout, and who it said to be ona of the mont ef- fective speakers ln the country, At the Annunl Conclavo of the Grand Com- mundery of Knights Templur, now in session at tho Asylum of Apollo Commandary No, 1, in this city, tho following grand oflleers” worae olected for the ensuing year : Gramt Commander—R, L, 8ir Hiram W, Hubbard, Centralin, Deputy Grand Commander—V, E, Blr Theadore T, Guriy, Chicago, : Graml Generalfssimo—E, 8ir Lowls 11, Jorgenson, Calra, a Grund Captain-General—E, Bir Charles 11, Brower, icugo, Grand Prelate—Tho Rov. and E. 8ir Jobu White Phillige, Oluey, Grand Sewor Ifarden—E, 8l Jobu Fivk Nagh,Ottawa, pliraid Junier Warden—Li, Bie ltabork L d1oKiutay, uris, tirand Treasurer—L, Sir Nobert 11, Foas, Chlcugo, Grimd Recorder—L, 8ir Jumen 1L, 3lvs, Ohicugo, rand Standard-liearcr—E, 8ir Courles M. Morso, Jacksonvillo, Grand Sword-Bearer—L, Sle John O, Smith, Galous, Grand Warden—L, 8e Logal T, Munu, Frevport, “(l‘imml Cuptainy Guards—E, i Jubn 1, Ferny, Obi- 4140, An ofiicer who arrlved in this city from Omaha & “wook upo Puosday, reports that he informed Liddell, of tue Chicago, Iock Island & itle fulvond, of the wherosbouts of the gaug of robboers who have boon infesting that le fur over o year punt, 1Ie asiced for asslsianco—tho aid of the ruilroad tolograph and other moaty— to offect the arrest of tho parties, whow he Imew by sight, and who wero then at (trinnall, In. r m\dull, ho stalos, pusitively rofusod to rendor bin an{ aid, 1o made a similar roe quost of Mr. Bwili, Bupertatendont of Wolugraph on the Rock Istand [Road, and tuat rie Bri- gnntlumnu gave bim po engouragoment. Tie TRIONE's Informnut oallod the actoution of tha nbove-named ofticlals to his requoat, but, being a poorly-nppearing man, thoy troatod him with coutompt, and retuaed to lListon futthor to him, Ilo states that tho James und Youngor brothera have not becn concornad in therailraad robborics, but are_horne-thiovos, and known to him and othor Westorn ofticera a8 such. Ho nesorts In omphatio torms ihat, hnd the railroad authoritios asnitod him, ho could hnve captured tho gung, nud uphraida the oftieials for a falluro to protoct tho hves and propecty of peesongora. Tha informant furthor states that tho gang is com- posed of four mon, one of whomia known by tho namo of Willimn Muolt, for whoso arrest ho hoan warrant., The oflicor beurs gaod crodentialy fiom Nobiusitn nuthoritles, aud lotters from Governmont oiticiuls in this city. . e CRIMINAL RECORD. GRIBINAL COURT. Judge Moore—1'. 0. Parkoer avd G, W. Crau- delt woro triod for tho larcony of a load of liny from M. Krisblo; vordiat, *'not gullty."—Miolnel English, nltas John Conloy, ploaded guilty to an aeeanlt with intont to kill J, W. Rich; remand- od,—Michnel 0'Brien was tried for lurceny; jury digagroed.—Jnmos Leo, triod for araon, Iu fieing tho clothiny of & woman fu n houso of ill-fama; Jury disngracd.—The trisl of Kate ITartnett, for asuauiting Mary Whaley with intent to kill, 1s sot for heuring to-dny, JUSTICE COURTH. Justice Boyden—David Cashen, arrestod for sssuuiting his wife with intont to do bodily in- Jury; placed undor poace bonds of 8300.—Ilonry Roost, arrested for the Iarcony of clothiog from the bonrdivg-houso of Mrs, MeGnan; held to tho Criminal Couxt in beil of 3700.—huhert Leo, John Murray, Patrick Healay, and John Stowart, arrestod for muticions mischief; flued Y10 oach, aud eld to tho Criminal Court in ball of 200 eaoh, with & view of sending thetn to the Roforin Hehool, ns they nro boys ouly 13 yoars of ngo.— Jumes LL. Otark, mireated for dirordoriy condnet, and mrking threats to do violence to hid wifn; flned €3, and plecod under poaca bouda of 890, —Julin Lyan, avcosted for buralary: beld to tho Oriminal Court m bal of SL00.—Ldward Bavei:. fleld, nrrested for disordariy cenduct; santonosl to thie House of Correolion for ninety deys und slued $10. 9 Jusfice Scully—Mictinel Sulllvan, arrasted for disorderly conduct ; continned til Nov. & in bail of #100,—Jacob Levi, arrested for lareeny ; held totho Cruninal Cours in bait of $500,— Micuaol Colling, ariested for tho larceny of a sailor's compasy 3 cuntinoed till to-day in Dail of §600.—Joh \Vluimrn, atrosted Yor disorderly con- duct ; continued (il to-duy in bail of §00.— Jamoes Murphy, srrasted for the larceny of a toam of lioruos, hurnoss, aud wagon, from Wal- dron, Niblock & Uo., “con! doalers ; continned till the 81st tust, in bail of $500.—0. IL, Britton, arrested for Invcony; coutinuoed till the dlsc ingt, in bail of #2,£00,~—Jonu Mahoiev arrestest for larceny ; continued till the 3ist inst. in bail of §500, Justice aufmann—No offondlors on trial, Justice Vaw'! Woud.—A, Do Thiers was ur- rested Tuenday ovening by Speciat Constable B, F. ditts on a warirut sworn out by Constablo Jobn Klyu on thachurge of *rosisting an officor in the duscharge of Lis dury.” Yosterday ho was bronght boforo tho Justice for examina- tion, wnd the caso contiuned till Nov. 6, It sooms thut Coustablo Klyn bad writ of attnchment to merve on De iors, aud goiwg to his honso, 558 West In- dinna Htreer, after dark, on the ovening in ques- tion, to levy on his porsonal Empurty 1o satinly the writ, he found Mrs, Do ‘hters there, but Do ‘Thiers was out. ‘Che Cunstable removed from his household effouts sulllcient to eatisfy the writ, On procecding to place the property inan express wagon, Do Thies put in an appenrance, nrmed wih a large club, and ossaulted Kiyn, who in tun struck the fellow und knocked Iim clenr throngh o largo paae of glass in the slocn noxt door to Do 'Thiers’ residence. Bitis slso camo in for his shure of tho muss, and was cut over tbe hend. Klyn, howeser, got away with the #oods, aud immed ore out the warrant a4 nbave. Do Thiers’ languished in fail over mght, and, when brought before the Justice, gave bail in $250 for his appoaraneo a8 above. ISCELLANZOUB, Charles Reynolds, an alloged *snide™ jawel- er at. No. 210 State sircot, was arrcstod yesler- duy ulternoon wt thoe ijustunce of Poter Swmith, who charges him with swindling him out of 37 intue snle of bogus trunkets.—Thomas Iyman was arrested vesterday by Oflicor Stowart for tho atlegud thiefl ot a pair or pauvts. g e PERSONAL. E. D. Forton died snddonly in Omnhbs yester- y. "Tho decoased was supposed to have rola- tives near Watertown, N, Y., and had been for about one year in the employ of Bradstroot's Agency. TOTEL ARRIVALS, Palmer House—John J. Lock, Philadelphis ; C. 8avery, DosMoines ; C. Lippincott, Spring- i 3. T, Fargo, Buffslo; A, Anderson, New tho Hon. R. J. Qulesby, Decatur; 8. Ateed, Joliot; the Rev, Dr. Jacobs, Alloghany ; R. . Crampton, Hamilton, Ont. ; ex-Gov. Dill+ ingham, A. Dodron, W. Dodson, Vermmmt, . . . Grand Pacific Hofel—1ho Hon, A. M, Cosby, Thomas Ambiose, Port Hope, Ont. ; J. W. Gar- rett, Omaha; the Ion, J. F. Elv, Cedar Rapids L. P, Bartlott, Jr., Bosrton; Miss Clara Louiso Kollogg, Milwaukee ; Col. K. M. Hamilton, Naw York; Gen. G. Dodge, lowa; ex-Liout.- Gov, A, B. Horrin, Loutsinon{ the Hon, J, W, Tarrigh, Wushington; T, M, Bmith, Mortford; C. M. Stration, Philadelphia. + o+ Sherman Ifouse—Derkins 8, Cook, DBoston ; Lucius W, Miller, Now Orlonns ; E. 8. Huldroth, Boston ; George Kmfi, Omaha; I R. Culdweli, St. Louis ; Georse iarl, Louis Hoff- man, Now York; I, B, Kent, Louisville; II Morgan, 'Toronto ; Gen. George W, nrrington, Kalamnazoo; D, T. Leushy, New York. ., . . Tremont [louse—Gozzam Gano, Cincinnati ; James 8. Young, New York ; C. ¥, Morso, Box- ton ; Wm. M, Craig, Datroit ; M, B. Carey, Mil- waukes ; G, E. penton, 8t. Thomas, Ont.; Qeorgo I, Brown, Vieksburg ; 0. M. 8ibloy, Bos- ton, w e THE CITY-HALL. Ald. Quirk aud Cloveland are sponding the moxt of their time fn the onice of the Loard of Public Works, lookiug after theiuterests of thar ward, Mr. Barry, Scoretary of the Sewerago Depnrt- ment, has for the past two weeks been confined mora or losd to his hume on uccount of a sovere attack of rieumatiem. Ile is Lurely able to bo about. At present the City-Hall is almost entiroly deserted. Almost el tho regular lubitues are out cloctioncoring. The waloons across the way are doing a thriving business, The Boston delogntion yesterday took a trip to the crib, tendered thom by Messrs, Steel & Mo- Aabon, They wero accompanied by the Mayor, Buard of Public Worke, and several other prom- fuent citizons, In tho afternvon, Previdont Richberg, of tho Board of Education, escorted them to the Iaven Suhool. ‘Tho Board of Public Works yoesterday oponed Dbids_for tho paving of Jofforon street, from Vun Buren to Hurrison stroot. The lowest bid- der wus B, Hariington, The Bonrd also talked over tho sewarnge coutructs which have not yot beou awarded, but reached no decision. The Gorman Boclety yesterdsy requosted tho Meyor to revoke the licenso of Lhe Euglo Iouso, on Houth Caunl stroet. The house 18 kept by ono K, Abt, who, it 1 clnimed, is continually awindling emigrants, aud hing boeu arrested aud finod for tho olfanso, The Mayor will invesci- fiav.g the matter thoroughly before rendering any ocision, e ANNOUNCEMENTS, A, P, Burbank will read this ovening botors tho Union Catholie Library Association, at heir Lull, corner of Stute und Monroo streets. Eldor Miles Grant, of Boston, is now holding meotings in Greon Btreet Tabornncle, and will continue overy evoniug through this wook and over the Sabbath, 2 A freo looture will ha given in the Clark Street Methodist Ciurch Fridsy evening of this woelk by Mru, D, A Forbes, in behalf of the Society of Good Sumaritans, Mre, Forbes is a vory ablo and agrooabls lecturer, Hor addreas befcro tho late Wornan's Couvontion was waeil recotved, The Nav, M. M, Parkhurst will loctura this ovening at Ouklund M, B, Church, on Langley avenuc, ITis subjoot 1, * A Chaptor from My Your Aronud the World," The elovonth ermon in the courss to young men under the auspiers of the Young Mon's Oluistian Association will be dolivored uexu Sab- bl umnlull;; by tho tey. G, L, Thompson, [n the Lifth Presbytovion Obureh, corner Wabush avenuo and Thirty-fivat Bubject 1 #Yitons for Young Mon,” Thoro will ho_a soclal gathering of Boveraigns of Industry aud others at tho rosidence of Alr, Altoway, on Burnsido stroet, opposito tho Rovk lulund var-ghops, this evenivg, Alr, Heury B, atroot, Allen, by apacinl roquost of Councll No. 0. will ropont his looture entitled *Tha Pandora’s Box of Madorn Roforms.” Tho ganeral publio are cordially invited to bo presont. The soventh entortnimnont by tho Christ Ohuroh Bocial Union takes place atthe resddoneo of Mr, Chnvlew Follatisbes, No. 1047 Wabash avenuo, this evoning, Tho annual meoting of tho Chioago Athonmnm will be held Afonday evening o connation witin tho leaturo of Mius ' Francas 13. \rillard, who glvoa the fourth lacture of tho Athanwum froo coursa on that evening. Po ncconunodate tho larga numbor of persons who will desire Lo henr Miss Willard, tho Athomeum has wecared the Tirst M, 1, Churoly, corner of Waahington and Clark streots, for the ocenslon g BUBURBAY NEWS. EVANHTON, A meoting of the Villugo Trustees was hold Tuoxday nvening, Merusrs, (ilbert, Gage, Maun, and Kiddor being present, Tho following bills, with other minor oues, woro approved : Maton & Lenary, houling stono for engine- houso, $128; Noriliwestorn Railrond Compnny, froight on water-pipes, $216; I, D. Corbitt, hydint boxes, #36; G. W. Iteynolds, stroot- croneings, #41. ‘Lhe Spesial Comnitiee on Wntor-Works, on motion of Lrustoo Gago, was authorized to om- ploy an ongineor and fireuion to tako chinrge of the Watsr-Works when in op~ration, Tho considoration of a lenythy ordinance pros viding rulos and rapnlations for tha governniens and mansgomont of the \Water-Works systom of tho villago oconpied considerablo timo. Aftor fully dixcuseing all tho poluts involved, the ordinancs wns adopted, and it was deaided to print 600 ropien for general distribution, w0 now momberd having beon elected to the Bonrd, Presideut Gillert announcod tho roor- ranization of tho wtundivg comwittees a8 fol- owa: Frnance and Clufima—Gago and Mann, Water=IWorks =Blanvacrd wnd Kia ler, Streets und A leya—Kidder anct Gling et Loints 5—) ard, dder und Blauzhard, 2 ik = et —slann and Gage, 1d tnd Grge, 8 it agu, i Suodiciafon—Witlard and K. Ju dor. Adjournad for onn weok, The body of s mau was found in the lake at Lvanston_yestorday murning, Justica Ourrey wpaueled & Jury, who brought gin o vordiet of acaidental doath by fulling in the Iako when in- toxicated. Tho mnn was identiti.d s 8, 0. Lundo, of Evunston, o tailor by trade, RAILROAD NitW3. ONRTREFEROUS RATLROADS. As is wellknown, tho thres Chieago toiok lines tapping the Union Laclfn ot Omahr—tho Chica- go & Northwestern, Chicago, Durliugton & Quinoy, and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifio— some years ago formed u pool dividing all their onrnings both from feight and passougor traffio to that point. Thin poolis gwencrally known as the Jowa pool, and numberloss timos has its downfall boeu predicted, but every timo it proved tobe acannrd. Many offorts hnve niready beon mode by various compelivg lines to break up this monopoly, but all wore iu vain, The pool was o strong that nothing but an extraordinary occurrence could break it up. A diiflenlty has now arisen botwoen two of tho pooling lines—the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and the Chicago & North- wentern—which may flually rosult in tio broak- ing up of tiio combination. A regulur war has begun between thess two roads ovor the con- noctious at_Clinton, la., in which tho Chieago, Chnton & Dabugue Roud is the main bone ot coutontion, 1t is known tat {lie Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy hos uot only docided to build s pontoon bridge at Chatom, but has let the contract for it to be fimshud witbin ninaty days, The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Iately submitted these propositions to the Nurthwesiern, und asked for portaission to crows the ruilrond bridgo airondy constructed, or, in caso this pormissiun was not granted, to allow tho use of the isluud in operat- ing the pontoon bridge as part of the rondway, Lhus 1sland beiug owned by the bridgo company ; orto lense. or grant the use of the Midland Ttoad, siso coutrolled by the Northwestern for 8 miles tlus side of Lyois, us now used by the Chicago, Clinton & Dubuque, Last Saturday the Northwestern msent in an answer rofusing all three of tho propositions, and also refusing any and all other propositions tho Chicago, Buriington & Quincy had to mako. ‘The use of the bridge was expacted to ho re- fused, Bus tho refusul to give, sell, or leaso the ugo of tho island will probably postpone the building of the pontoon bridge for sumo tiwe, und perbaps for au_indelinito poriod. Nor will the Chicagoe & Nust; westorn allow the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy to use the Midland toack at sll. The Chicngo, Olinton & Dabnquo {8 graded and nomrly rondy for tho irom, alongside of the Midland a8 far ua Lyons ; but from that poiut to Clinton no work is doue, und tho Northwestorn proposes that nono shall bo, ‘Ihey are bLusy putting in side-tracks und switches Just whoro the Clicigo, Clinton & Dubm‘uo will have Lo run, and Lhoy ure propating ull tho obulaclos possible to tho competing road under tho mauagemont of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. 1t is probablo that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and the Clicago, Clinton & Dipuquo will ingist upon putting their road into Clinton and acrobs the river. But the Northwastern hiny power to delay their projoots for a long time. It will undoubtedly make a long and bitter war, and will dostroy tho friendly foelings horetotore existing betwoon these two lines, MARD ON THE BUALPERS, ‘T'he Baratoga ngroewent hus at loust boen the caune at ouo desirable reform. Lo systewn of naying commispions for the salo of tickets nas finally beon abolished by all the roads,—even those not belonging to o Naratoga combina- tion, At the wmoeting hold yeaterday at the Grand Pacitio Holel, the munagers ~present signed the following sarcomont, which ie similue to the ono sigued 8t Now York by tho roads be- Iongiug Lo the cumbiuation ‘The undersigued, fu behalf of tho soveral roads they reprosunt, terehy ngrea to dlscoutinuo the ment of commirsions on_tickets from and afler Nov, 1, 1874; and witl {futruct aud roquire thelr sgouts not 10 pay Or recelve any conmssion, draw-buck, rebate, or otlier consideration for the sale of 33 und fur. tlier agres that ol] tickets in th hunds of “ outside ” agonts sbull be wilhdrawn from sale ou and after Nov, ) 1674, Obicigo, Burliugton & Quincy Raflroad, by Robert Hurrls, Genural Superinteadont, Ciilekgo & Altou Tadlroad, by 7, G, McMuliin, Gon- eral Superintendont, Olfozgo, Rock Islud & Pacific Raflroad, by Hugh Riddly, General Superintendent, &t, Lous, Kunsas City & Northern Railway, by W, It, Atthur, Genoral Supwrintentent, Ohicago, Milwaukeo & St Poul Railway, by 8. 8. Merrill, Geueral Mauager, Western Union Raliroad, by 8. 8, Merrill, Vico- President. Chlcago & Northwentern Raitway, by H. IL. Porter, Geneed Alunuger, Kousan City, 8L, Josorh & Councll Bluffa Raflroad, Uy J. ¥, Bariuid, Generai Superintendont, ‘Atiantic & Paciic and Miswouri Pavitic Ralroads, by A, A, Tulmage, General Saperiniendent, Haunibel & St Joseph Raflroad, by L, W. Towne, General Superintendent, Clicago & Pacitio Rallroad, by George 8, Lowen, Vice-President. Illinois Coutral Rallrona, by J. M, Douglus, It remning now to bu socn whethor the man- agers of these ronds are in earnost, and will en- force tho rulo. Similar agrovments in rogard to this matter have heretofore beon pussed, but always broken. It isn woll-known [nct thau many of tho Geunoral Picket Agouts ara strougly opposed to this reform, sud no ntoue will bo lott unturned by thom to break it up if possible, All that is neveussary to be done to muko it & sue- cons is for the Genoral Munugory Lo iusue ordern tuat no money shall bo puid by the “Lreasurer for such purpose, It is not very likely that in thut caze the General Ticket Agouts will puy the money aut of their poekets. “Lhe reform iy an oxcollent one, and should bo atrictly euforced, THE ONICAGO & HOUTIE ATLANTIO, Work on the Chicago & Honth Atlantic Rail- rond 18 progrnnmn(,- vory wpidly. Tho lmo of rond is to bo bullt in almost un wir lino from thiy city to Charlesiton, 8. C., whiol will shorton the roito to tho seaboard by neiriy 200 miles, tho survoyed distance being 780 miles, Thoe first cousidorable town venched by tho lino after loaving [Englewood is Delhi, Ind., from which pinco 1t procoeds to Daolphi and Indwnapolis in uenrl{ a divect route, glving the shortest line by which oither of theuo citien is roschod. It orosses thy Oblo River at Vevay, Ind,, and thence runs ta Loundon, Ky., Ashleville snd Bpartanburg, N. 0., and Columbis, 8, U.. following o favorable aud gradunt descont slong the banks of tho Brond Niver shrough tho suvuntaiug, Aniy por tiouy of the Houthorn Division of this toud, or tho soparate rouds which cote into the gonoral corporation, ure alreray Nnishied, but, liko most Bouthorn roads, are poorly mlulppud. I'he von- atruction of 160 miles” will cunnect all the branoches soutn of the Ohio Ivor, the gaps bolug a8 follona: Glutwoud to Caryaville, 40 miles; Wolf Orook to Ashleville, N, C., 45 miles ; aud botweon Ashievilto nud HBpartanbuig, 75 milos, ‘Phiy wil{ {orm tho sunthorn conneo- tion thwough 4o (haxieaion, but not by the hiwo routo sa projeatod, and to be flually built, The northern ond of tho - lino Is not so well under way, but is now pusbing forwnrd very rapidly, Construotion was commentod a fow dayn 8go at Dolphi, Ind, toward Dyor, und oporations have boun procoeging for somo tlme between Englewood nnd Dvet. The con. tracto havo hoon nwardnd to voptractors lately ot work on the Baltimore & Ohlo, It {a tho In~ tonfton of tho Dirastary to hava this rond com- plaied to Indisunpols within A your (rom the prosent time, TUE CHICAGO & PAGIFIC, 'Tho Chicago & Pacuifle Railroad will eommenca to Iny thia fron on the rond-bod fromn Jilgin wask to Brron, on tho Roclk River, Nav, 1, Tun rond in oxpagtod to bo complote | on the 1st of Jan- uary, ‘Lhe lunt cargo of fron will artive here during this wool. AUDOINTMINTS, Mr.. 1. Hickson, formerly Treasurer of the Graud Trunk Raflvav, has nesn appointed Gon- oral Mauagor of the rosd, iu place of Mr. Lyman Brydges, resigucd, Mr. J. R, ‘U'nbbs, formerly Suporinteundent of Telegraph of tho bhiv:nnu. Burlngton & Quinoy, lipn oon appointed Division Suporintendont, In place of A, Ledysrd, promuted to & position on the Miehigan Canteal, GRNEBAL PREIGUT AGENTS' CONVENTION, 8r. Lous, Oct, 23,~1'hie somi-unnun! meoting of tho Genoral Froight Agents of the Umied States aud Canads was hiold ab the Lindel! Holel this afturnoon, but nothing worthy of notice wna dono, ather Uiy that the reprosentazivos of the ovoral frolght and d:spateh liues held a sopar- ato moating for nuditing aud sottling nceounts, preparatory to cho mnin work of the Uunveuntion, which 15 to meke the wintor rat THE COURTS. Itecorit of Suniness 'Transacted Yesters dave TUE PERILS OF MARIAGE, Seone, the Oircuit Qlork's offico; time, & o'clock p. m, Entor a Liliputian tan-colored individunl with » lugubrivus alr,—ovidontly on the rggod odgoe, ote.,—wearing & dilapidated straw Dat, ruety cont, black truusers, smoky and such & shirlscollnr |—who speaks : b us a rocoipt. Monosyllabic Ulork—What for ? A,—Tar 810, Wit for 2 for ulimony. -In what cnso ? Colored {ndividual (with the air of ono who ia tolling somethimg tiny must ustonish tho worla) —1n de case ob Lowis Batos. Tuo Olerk, uowover, fails to recognizo this im- portant and world-renowned divorco case, and is compellod to ask furthor questious, which finally show that tho dusiy applicant had boen medo & defondunt Ina divorco suit by his Chloe, and boen compslied to pny & periodieal stipond of $10 for her support, Having obtalued this informa- tion, the Clark proceeds to make out a rocelpt, while tho descondant of Ham drawa out a bill rodolout with the odor of whitewash, stove-pol- ixla, goot, old clothes, second-hand furniture, to- baceo, and Jorsoy lightning,' which ho bands ovor with the airof aman suffering from an ! nooute attnoc of newralgia, aud departs, mentally figuripg up the price of the beatings he gave i wiio, nnd ihe longth of timo he would bo obliged to go withont s schuapps, DIVORCES, August 'Timroth filed & bill for divorce from his wife, Johanna, ou tho ground of dororlion. Goorge Rydor asked for a divorce from his wife, Louina, becauso she hed, as he chargoes, been uufaithfal to him, Annio Z, Barry complaing that her husbsnd hias committed adultory, and neglocted to supply her with the wvccesraries of life, ever since ho marriod hor. In cousequence of wluch she de- sires n divorce. Hattio L. Warren says that the six yoars she hag beeo warriod to John M. Warren have boon vears of 5o much troublo ou account of her hus- baud's eruelty that she ean no longor enauro it, and sho humbly prays thint she may be roloased from herobhgations to him, Margarct Sugo says that for thirty years ahe Lna boen a faithful nud atfectionato wifo to John 8ngo, but, thouch thoy have two olive-plants, or rather sage-plauts, John 18 not sago enough fo leave his cups, and ceasa from mnaltreating her, and she therefove thinks it will be sago iu hor to procure & divores, Annn Gessoor alleges that lier husband has ili-troated her, and that,in addition, she yestorday found him in flagrante dolicto, fu bis own houso, sua imwediately filod a bull for divorce. BANKRUPTOY ITEE, John ¥, Gricsman, & boot nud shico desler at No. 28 Wost Madisoa streot, floda voluntary pe- tition in bookruptey, IIu: nbilities atnount to $10,210.82, and Lis susets, meludiug stock valued &t &4,000, figuro up $4,630.95, Tho case was ro- forred to tho Registor, BUPERIOR COURT IN DRIEF, J. 8, Barnum_bogan a suit for 32,000 againat tho Mercantile Insurance Compnuy. ‘o Stato Mills Flouring Company comnmonced o suit in replevin against the Union T'rust Com- puny aud 1. M. DBradloy, to recover n large amouut of mill proporty and office fixtures, situ- atad at Noe. 71, 78, 75, and 77 Maiket street, aud valued ut $10,000. R. P. Wilson and W, II. Crook commenced o suit in trospass agaiwnst James Bligh aod W, J, Dlggh, laying dumages at $2,000, LML Smith bogan & suit against Franz Ar- nold, ¢hniming $2,600, A. & D. H. Chambers Logzan n sult in attach- ment sgaindt 1L W. Bulfuw & Co., to recover 32,070,830, TU COUNTY COURT. In tho matter of the ostate of Patrick (0'Con- nell; grant of adininistration to Margaret O'Con- nell, undor on approvad bond of $10,000, Louita Alt_was appointed adwninistratrix of the estate of Frank Alf, under an approved bond of 6,000, 1n the matter of tho estate of Alexander G. Gower ; inventory, appraisenont, aut widow's award approved. ‘Lo will of Patrick Ward was proven, aud let- tora testnmentary 1gaued to Potor Ward, und hin individual bond ¢f 20,000 approved, o fol- lowing is the will of the decaasnd ¢ Tn the nnmeof Clod, nmen, I, Patrick Ward, of the City of Chicago, Cook County, el fitate of Illinoie, being weak i’ hody, but of tound mind and memory, do wiake, ordain, and catablish ihis to b my ls will aud teatimont, und I do hereby appolnt Peter Wurd to bo the exceutor, adminlstrator, uud guardion of my property and my cbildren,” and nok the Honorable Court of Cook Caunty Lo aceopt Puter Ward his vwis individual boud, without surety, 18 T plae ovorything uud my confidence in bim, together with the dispow:) of ull iny persounl progecty, of any naturo aud kiud whatsoever, for tho Luncdi'of oy children, Mart: Wird aud Mary Avn Ward, It in iy willthat all jw dobts b puid ; that ull sutlivient of iy personal o erty bo wold' for that purgoso; 4t my prisunal property should bo lusufMelent, it s then 1y will thit iny executor, Potor Werd, ehall soll any part or pov- tou of iy real estuto to pay tho same. After the pay- ment of all my just dobis und funeeal expensen L do higreby dovive and Legneath to my children, Ward und Sary Aun Ward, tho following deserl real ostute und personal yroperty, towit, to and fi them nng thelr oxeentors pud administrators foceve: to wit: Lotud and 10, in Block 6, in Butler, Wright & Webstor's Adaltion 1 Ghicago, in' the City of Chifeag, Qounty af Cook and Beate of Tilinols, together with ti improvements on tho sune, and, ul of my yore sotal prapurty, 1n0tioys, otes, Kid' MCANINg evory- thlng i B whassoever, I witness whoreof I havi herennto et my bond and soul this 22 duy of July, A, D., 1874, TRE CALL, Jopor Gany—1G6 to 100, oxeopt 174, 178, 181, and 185, Jupar JAMESON—I120 Lo 147, oxoept 133, 124, 129, 154, 184, 185, 189, 141, Jupart Rugzrs—14 to 160, oxcopt 145, 143, 149, 153, 155, 160, Jurar Booru—201 to 250, Junae Tnue—90 to 118, oxcopt 101, 102, 103, 104, 111, 112, 137, IUDAMENTS, Unrren Brares Cincurr Covnr—Junar Brobakrr —Lavoralt Birowi v, Tho ¢iilwan, Oliuton & Spring. fleld Rarlroud Compan; BUMERIOR COUlT—110: Asahel Plerco and I, B, Symonda vs, B, G, Caultleld, § Cu, ve. Williain 51, Loughlin, $i J Il‘l-‘ "fi @ = #HIONS—Lugene Cary va, creo, $5,052,60,—11, 1. i, —Coom, ark . uy—-U, 11, Willett ve, Cavter H, Ilarrison, dunnd Duuno ve,” Augustus’ O, Prout, ames B, Btory vi, Richnrd Rtiloy, $364,98,— 1 1Y, Tiden va, 2 Gllnay, $403,04,~The Slmonds Manufaeturing Company ve, Luthice A, and Gayloc D, Heube, ¥: 1t v, Johu €, MeCord und on: o Wlgging ct al, va, 7 - as B, Dabbimy, $8,717, S e Cinovtr I unGt Roaens—Nicholas Martin vi, Pittsul t Wayno & Culeugo Ratlroad Com- pany 5 vordict, $306, nuit mothon for now trial, Jusas Bovru—itudolph ¥, Bluducss vs, Patrick Ryder, $1U0.—M, O'Connior v8, Johih Shuuloy, $20, Junor Tigk—Jouathun Bowmun vs, Samusl T, u! Walkor, 33,576, —Androw Gurrluon el, sl yz, Charlcs Fraatz,' verdict, 3810, - Chickering Squaro Grand Planos, Extra purlor planos, AL the Litest sprovements, Warrcnted to please, or monoy refunded, Rood's Templo of Musle, 93 Van Buron stract. e DBarry Bullivan, the Trish tragodian, who was in this conutry whout fifteon yeurs ago, and who wis for some thuo manager of the Holborn ‘Theatre, London, {8 at present playing o faro- well engagomont in tho British oitles, propara- tory to veviuiting tho Unitod Statos, SHORT-HORNS. Gront Bile nt Earis, Ky.—Thirty=five Iend Bring $58,075~An Avernge of BX,675 Euch. Spectat Disvateh to I'he Chicano Tribtine. Pamis, Ky, Oct. 28.—To-day the far-famed and wotld-renowned London Duchoss herd of Edwin G, Bedford wns scattored to tho four winds of the earth, roven of them bringing §24.600. Livery Ntate in the Union entored n "hot vontest for thesa noble animals, but Kan- tuclty and 1llinols cavriod off the prizos, Thin 18 tho greatesl malo over hold on tho Continent. "I fullowlug ia the list of puroliasors London Duchcws Oth, £0,050, John B, Rennedy, Parle, Ky, ¢+ London Dithes tl, 5,100, T J, McQlie hony Gynthiing, Ky, Tondan Duehesr 11th, - $1,400, J, McGibbon,'Osathinns, Ky, ; London Duchicsy 3, 200, 0. 1, iy, #r,, Darls, Ky. 1 Duchord i, '§2,000, J, i1 Bponra & So Memia tounty, I Lonmdon Duchers 1ith, §2,7M, Lobort Hellowsy, Monmoith, Ill; London Ditcle Mo, 8 B h montlin roan calf, $1,240, Tho finost London Duchess of the lot to J. M. Hponrs & Sons, of Taliuln, Il With this olosed ant tho monat fnmous family in Amerlea, making an avorage of £9,641 per hand, tho largest over made on any tawily in tho world except the puro Duchesnes. T'hen cama tho cows Corn 3, 31,600, to A. T. Lockridgo, Greoncastle Tud,; Cora dih, 3600, W, L, Bimuws, Parls, K.} Tous 35th, $1,080, to Joln Hoells & Hons, Ed- monton, Ont.3 ' Luuan of Woodlsud Villa, $850—n 4-nontby ali salf, ind_saldy to bn ono of tho finost Loans tiviug ; 3, H. Speara takes hor to Forest Iills 3 Tth wouen of ~Oaklaud, $1.176, J, Niee Blcomington, Il; Killlo Olover 24, $5 Tiocace Millor, Durls, Ky.; enlf of ahove, Duko 'of ~ Airdrie, 'L month old, Eitly Glover 3d, §026, ¥, Klity Olover oti, $1,000, Wisley iy jutn, Ky,; imported ~ Gaufiondule 1,00, if, E, Thompron, Winchostor, Xy.; imported Cinnondate ‘4, $2,076, B. T. Davidxon, Hpring. fleld, Ky,; Cantondale 81, whito yearling, which sliowa_Lhat good whita oucs wiil soll, broughit $1,600, ——a ] oholr was ainging the voluntary in ¢came the prator and discovered this brothier clorgymnn u;mud comfortably in hisn placo, The pastor, who know him, gajd: ¢ Ars younot in the wrong oburch?" 1lo roplied: " ** No, I kuow whera Lam, I was to cxeliango with tho pastor of thin chureh," to which tho pastor rejoined nmlt Lo know nathlug of euch an arrangemont, r[u‘u pracenided to give out the hymn and prasch ':.n ‘l(urmun M nwual, Finally, the strange X rather whispared: W1 renlly baliove that I am ‘:xm‘ll'): v;’x"gmlplaun." At tho churen whore ho A ) tho eanpregntion s hind prayor, and dopnried fiu;rlllmrx;wn.ws' it MARRIAGES, GURNEK_TINDSAY_At the rentd P 1 A the esklegen of tobrtin o WA and Miss Mollla O, Liudmy, lustige, o' Unloago, TP T-REY NOLDS 0000 110 brio eimorCqaclar, Qet. 28, at therast- s I faldyette: Tid., Hoborl R, Hitty Jaq., of Marrie, nd., Robo: nolas, detgater of Willie i, 'nlzl;;n'::i:,‘.,‘“,‘,::,_flnlllu Roy- LUSK—WARNFR—0n Tucy Kt angs Sttcastin ot o :‘fl?fl:{fi.}’&i',’n’a "t heRer g ud Siss Jous' Wrraoe, borh o WIS -SHA P~ oot Dotman Wi adnge ' enog. of i D, Do Tieutorat 8t: Jon tllu'l brido's e it B b r. Kdward Powvers, brothor of t Sl Bin Llizaboth Adulin e DEATHS, At Hydo Pack, Oct, o 3. wail Unibastao 1. DEVLIN~On the 23th of Uataber, af fule tho bawols, Julin' Doviln, formor’of B, Gethoviaert Linmocal teom hin Iate restidone, 136 N . on Thuradny, Ust, 2, by ears tu‘bnlvnrfi'uifm‘n‘:h"-"grfli'. §i5™ St. Oatharinon (Canada) papors ploaos oop, N84 4 JOINSTON—On T4 o b, Yo %X.’.‘a:‘?:a." gt bl soaldonoa ot inecal st tho Waliusion - Humostosd, Lombard, day Claorsing) ot 'Y e Telonds of tho Tamiy afo 1o Q'BRIEN-Oct, 2, 187, John O < Tuoral will (ko plaea Ahi Oy oo a2d Ty carringes to Calvaey Comotory, from 11 Weat Fiftontyy 874, G H orgs, infant to I, P, Bedford, Pavls, Ky, ; imporied Lady Adels, 1,076, 7. Niccol, Blovininzston, Ili,; Gazella of Wood~ Jund Viils, $945, 3. Niceols, Bioomington, I Ll Batea Ath, §3,325, Edward K. Thomus, North Mide dlotun, Ry, With tbis finished the cows on the list, roaliz- lnii an avornga of S1,995, The fivst bull on tho list wsa 21st Duke of Airdite, tho best breeding bull on thia vontinaut, 1lo wont Lo graco the pastures of tho noted Forest Iill herd, ownotl by J. H, 8peats & Hons, ut §7,0:0. A bottor selection to fill the pluce of Chorub could not have boon made in the short-horn worid. Othor sales woro as follows: London Duke 16th, $2,100, 8, Bleredith & Sons, Cawbridgo; London-Duke 19¢h, n 6-months old_culf, 33,600, A. X, Duncan, Towsuda, I!l; London Dulke 1th, $600, Albort Crane, Duriam’ Puark, Ron, ; Wood- Tand Star, $500, M. Brigys, Kallog, Tn.; Oaklaud Duke, 225, 1, F, Gooeh, Muson, Tex.i Catinon Ball, $425, itlchardson, Loxingten, 1Ky, s Northumberlan 5330, ¥, . Barboe, Patie, Ky.; Onkland Duke 24, 75, 1 Goggor, llchigans Marquie of Dlo, §673, . Burbee, L'urls, Ky, ; Second Marquis of Buto, $240 G, Anderson, dMouut Sterling, Ky, ; Bertram, 1. Cuchruno, Ohlo; Jasper, 3225, Jumes llancbr Greencautle, Ind, ; Btorling' Duke, $300, James Su duth, Nowton, Ky, With this closed the most noted aale in short- horns, oxcopt tho grous Now York mille sale one yoar £go. 2 Hall'& Bodford sold forty-five head of very chofeo animals at prices from $360 to 1,600 oach, making an average of $460, and wore fold to tho differont broeders of tho country from almost every Stato in the Union. "Whoso suies have slown most conclusively that a brightoer prospect ia in store for the shoit- horn interest o our nation thun the most san- guine bad over antigipated. ‘To-morrow thesale of B.B, Groom, of \/iuchestor, Ky., will sake place, aud will, liko this, be & grand success. A REMARKABLE CASE. b The Infllucnce of flind Over Matter— A Wile FProsorved froim Violence by 0 Bedridden itusband—Itclapse and Nudden Dea Mingawd Valley, N, Y. (Oct. 30), Correspondencs of the New York Herad, On Baturday lust su itinorant peddler entercd the houso of Jamos Tolin, living uoar this place, aud procoeded to display his wares to Mrs. Tolin, despita hor assertions Liat sha did tot wikh to buy suytmg. v, Volin was conlined to his bed, and lind boon 8o conlined for many years, h“i"!r’ 80 crippled with rhowmotism that it bud been long imponable for him to leave bis bed unloss carried fram it, After showing bis goods, and M. Tohn not buying suything, the poddler commouced n conversstion, i thu course of which e learned te Liolpless condition of D, Toliu. Fiually La made an insuliing proposal to Afrs. ‘Lolin, and she ndignantly ordersd him to leave the house. Instead he appronched her and selzod nold of her, suying, with an osth, that sho wos ic bis powor, as her husband wus as good as dend, Mrs, 'Woliv, being o delicate woman, ran scream- iug into anotlior room. T peddler tollowed her, and, before she could escape by tho door, canght hor again. A desperate steuggle ensued between them, and Mrs. 'Lolin was thrown violently to the floor by the powerful vitlain, Mr. Tolin had beou all the time o witness of the struggle, lying powerless in his bod. At tho sound of hia wife falhug on the floor, however, uud her frantic whrioks for nid, he soomed to bu endowed' with supuroutural power, buder the wuiluence of that power ho sprang from tho bed he had boecn unablo to loave for years, Hoizing » heavy oratch that stood near tie bed, he rushed into the room whero the struggle was going on. Mrs, Toliu bud suceeoded in regalnweg hor feot, but tho pedaler hnd grasped bor aronnd the waist, and was endenvor- ing again to throw ber. As Mr. Tolin ontorod tho room, tho singular spectacle of a bedrididen cripple bLastoning to tho defensa of his wite seemed to parulyze the scoundrel, and ha stoud uiating a8 1f in a trance at the approach of tie Lusbaud. ~ Mr, "olin, norved by unualural strength, brought the cruteh down over the hoad of the podd-er, aud fellod hitn ik un ox to tho floor. Tho noxt instant the oxcitoment and superbwunan clfort chut had supported the hus- bund loft lnm, With a shriok, that told of the intonse ugouy of the relupee, he elusped his tolus forchead, and diopped to the tloor, and almost justantiy oxpirod. Ars, Tolin suceeeded in gatling the body of bor husband baciitu the bod and then staited for assistance. Sha was obliged to go over o milo bofore she was bl to obiaju any, \Yion sho roturned with sovoral neighbors tho peddlor was goue, 1o Lind recovered consvionsnoss sud fed, leaving his paelk in the housa, When the newd of tho atlempted outrage and the iragic death of M. 'Lolin #proad thronghont the neyzh-~ borhood, the most intense excitament prevailea, Squads of man slurted invvery directivn, searcli- ing Ior the poddley, but as yet ho Las not beon found. In tho present foohng, if he 1alls into the hauds of the populaco, that he will bo lyuclied chere is not the slightost donbt, - A TRUUBLESOME DYKE, Senivarteun, I0l., Oct, 23.-~T'he following lot- ter is grven to the puotic to-da; .. Hramt or Inues, ExrLtive 1) BORINGrakLy, ik, O, o the Hon, oseph L igumny Whgor i e e 153 1 am udvisod it the dyle built by the ¢ 8¢, Loule, i tiw 00t ol Biyun wtreet, near thy Le Alseind 1shaud, ubont 790 feet oartward futo tho river, bas canscd the nadu curront, heretofore Bowiug weat of the Inlanl, Lo flow cant of "tho fslond, st witu snok farco upou tiw Lituors £horo 08 10 o grest duwige to eyt sights, und to injure, 1€ 1ot tu deatroy, lui- Jolant privatd nteresta, Lala dusago aud dugor st hoon causod by the act of the Oity of St. Lovis, v buding the dyko aforeantd, it ucema 10 mo u macier oZ justico wnil auiity between th citizens of tho two States that Lho olty” alioul wioakires 1o remiedy the ovil, oither by v sald dyke, whivh woulil U dhly i partiol ru or by bullding & dyko from tho Ilifios shure Westward. iy sueh & 1uter ag to divert tiv nyuin chaunel Lo ald bod of thio siver weat of tho fulaid, Such & dyke should be located and construcieit Lo protect th tuter- cate of wll, and to do no damiige to any itz orto navigatlou, 1 ycapoctfully rk thut Your Honov prowont 1hix matter 10 th amlocitlus of your city, mid g upon them freedy action in tho premiscs, 1 sy riy yours very tuspecifally, Joi L, Bevinrnse, Governor of Ilinuls, —— CANADIAN ITEMI, Snectal Dispateis (o The Chicago Tril OT1rAWA, Onit., Oct. 23, ~Serwme ehi at. h’l'.flnul are invited to attund, SMALL-Suddenly, Oct, 5, Rinburg. Seort oy ol i Toneaan Al from iz nfo Eeallorioe, § North THRAath mo s oy nativo of 5. i Tzhlothentes &0 1 ol Frionds aud Achunintatces nte reltod riey ow Yurk and RAMDGRR (oiand) paprs ety enpy. SPECIAL NOTICES. For Upwards of Thir ty Years MRS, WINSLOW'SBOOTHING SYRUP ar childron wilh nover-falling success, 1t l':.'.l’f'{'"n":fix'. ity of tha stomach, relioves wind colic, regulates tho bow. ols, curcs dysentery and diacehon, whothior arising from testhing or othor causos, An old and wollutriod romedy. For all Purposes of a Family Liniment, THE HOUSRITOLD PANAGE. ble, Tinmediato rolio wil u.wt‘.d".‘.'i 5, fomdinmales, n Lo stomacl, Lowols, o sides Tix Colds, spratng, adl Brulg0s. IFoF (M(CEnAl RO oateraay A i0a Children Often Look Pale and Sick From no other caure than basing worms {n tho ste by BROWN'S VERMIFUGK COMFITS will del:r:vm:::;u ‘withoutinjury to the child, being perfeclly wiiTe, and free from all eoloring or other Injurious {ngrodionts nsue aily used in worm proparations. Bold by all drugpists, 35 senta s box. MORSE'S LUXURENE, WORSE'S LUXURENE FOR THE HAIR, A mew and perfect Daodorized Cocoanut 01l Cempound, having NO EQUAL IN ELR GANCE; rendoring tho latr soft and glossy; promotel Its growth and beauty, and remaves Dandruff, NA TURL'S GREATKST AND BEST NUTRITIVE FATE DRESSING. Bellsatsight, Prico, S conts, Wholo. salo by VAN BOHAACK, STEVENSON & REID, Sol by all Druggists and Notlon Donlers. AUCTION SALES. o L By GEO, P. GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabnsh-av, CLOTHING ARD DRY G00DS Auotion salo of Olothing and Dry Goods, THURSD Ot I atdan oilock n . "d S o stoi-mado Glothiuk, Men and Boss' Wear, Sults, Panta and Veats, Orercosts, dnckets oro: i “Also a full Tingof Governmont clothlng, Cavalry and_ Infantry Ovorcoats, Dress-coats, Oavalsy Jncliots, Blousoe, Pants, olo. Ploce oo, Ohatings, Cloihs, and Cassimeres, Ropeltantsy Toavers, Mittons, ote. Satinels, Chuvolls, ud Jenps. - GEOKGE P, GORE & CO,, 6 3ud 70 Wabarh-av. AT ATOTLIOIT, ON THURSDAY, Oot. 29, at 93¢ o'alock. We con show ‘tho Laryost Stock of Household Furniture That oxcr was offerad at Publle Augtlon fn this ity (sud arloy Ward. will sell). “Marblo and Wood-top Chamlior Suts, Sot of gvery quality, Baok Cnses, bldeboneds Tobes, Extanelon Tablos, Lounges, Marblo and top Tablas, Huckars, Drcssing Caa siaads, Onkyats, Uiljge Doskn, Sho s ', GURK § CO. AT ATCTION, On SATURDAY, Oct, 31, at D o'clock, 20 Geates of fing Whila Granite Clugkoey, 0 rolls oxtea Floor Ol Cloth. ATy 0'CLOOK, Housohold Furniturs, thambor aud Parlor Furnituroy Bookeasue, Wainut ' Wavirobos, Rxtonsion Tables, Imungos, Marblo-Top Tablos, Walut Bodstoads and Iiu' rious, Iasy Ohairs,” Watnots, Wainut Iockars and Ghalts, 1ajr and Iusk Hiattresor, Oilica and Pasloy Deska, ko Casos, Gurpors, Far o Staves, &a, Opon and Top Huggior, Harne i £0.'7, GORE & By ELISON, POMEROY Fridey Morning, Oot, 30,at 91-2 o'olook, oun RHGU!:I\TI WEEKLY BALE OF NEW AND SECOND-EAND FURNITURE. 0 largost aud bost-assore stock AT AUCTION io e ond-nind_ Partor aud Clinmbot cas, Sulas, iasy Clioire, Roddins, it T’ of Pngitan 12, va et pois, Btoves, and a large stock of Genoral O% ClELI50N, PONEROY & GO, ' "Alund % Randol TEH BANEKERUPT FYYT Y fadl AUCTION BALE Of DIAMONDS, WATCIUES. and JEWELRY, Advortised for thls morniug, is uuavuiuably yostponod Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock, PRELLL, ert, D e TR O GOy Avettonen Aturchandisy, st By Wil, A. AUCTIU. AT SALESROOSIS, 168 {ADISON-ST. AND, CLOTHING, 50 g oniLadk, ULAR SATUROAY HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIAK PARLE AND OF iy ICRLIY Wi, TURY, GARPLLS, HTOV. Py GROOKLRY, 15 opt MORBIES AND AN HOUNING AT 9% U bean mnde againug the Custom-ifuuse author- tied of Montrenl, und an investigation Is likuly to Dbe inntigatad, To-murraw will bo Fhankegiving day thyough- aut Ontarig, by proclammation ot tho Lioutcumuts overLor. ‘Fhio yeturn of the Ctovorn poned till tho and of the weol A movanntilo (irm i Montioal have fnstitutad o libol wuit aguiuet the Moneliy Zimes, laying damages at ¥ 200,000, o weator the Ottawa and St Lawrenco is unusaally low, liaLivax) N, 8, Oct, 28— wera launehed in this provinos vehiivly fu tho largodt yoo buitt in he Muritune Yroviueed, cuersl {8 poste vouroly From the Eprinaitld (M i Tho puntor ol tho L'all 1t fureh haying made 1 arisgement to exeiange pulpity with o Mothothat clorgymun lnnt Bunaay,. the good brothor oamo accurding to ugrcomont ; but, un- fortunutely, at the appotnted tinie for afiorioon #orvioo ho walked Into the wrong church, enter- od the pulpit, and took us scat, Whils the ROCKWILLL, & CO. PHIS MORNING, & 9:30, withous, cogard (o valuo, wa aell AUUriuN Over 500 Picces of Purniture and Household Goods, . ‘""('.::v';“'sx Io\;‘ary varlot 1 Bllfar By & vaclot £, Lniar, _ Ot T . uats W 11ncas, b nd Uuuk Stores, 1 3 TOL Aue b 200 e By WL F HODGHS & ¢ o, 1278 Indiann-av,, South fide, LekoNre e b dng doae, W wil ol thls Pl un 37 0t 55, ot 1o a i e P TS ENTIRE CONTENTS, Cunstyiang of liewasolu aud Ygealin Carpats, Marbiutsr Clhinider Hota, Burior, Diniis-romme aug Kt e bl wey Urcekiory, Glassmaro, Cutlory, Ku., Ko, i, Lise kogravings, 5alo positivo wiw with el Wale ¥, UODULS & L) K 2