Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1874, Page 2

———eeeeeee e of the kind bold earlior in the soason, the managers naturally oxpected o vast, ctowd, Who time was fuvorsblo, and tho woathor way all that could bo desirod, and vob tho attendanco did not number 100 votors! Tius flanca ia only an indox to n polititlenl rovolution golog on in Contral aud Southorn Illiuols, that a8 not begun, bug bas beon hastoned, by the eloctiona in Ohlo and Indlsns, Tho Farmors’ party in Bouthern Iilinols is_dixaolving into its original elements, “ho Republican cloment first took the alarm, and, in Montgomorv Coun- ty. loft it atmoat -in_a bodv. ‘The Domocratio oloment, viowing what thoy torm the bad fnith of their Xopullican brothren, have retu:ned to tholr party, ns thoy eay, i solf-defeuss, Tho Congressional race In thiir dinttiot, whioh at ono tima was concoded to the Farmors by a considor- lo majority, 18 now botween Maolin, Rounbllu: an, and 8parks, Domocrat, IIaury, tho Farmers' sandidato, 1s virlually out of the tight, Mulkoy and Ilagar, Domoctatie candidates for tho Legislaturo in the Thirey-fourtl Scoatorial District, will bo clected by targe majorities. Of the two Ropubliean candidntes, Seatt ond Doru- biazor, Scutt will most probaoly bo olocted, ns he Lias tho prestige of a rogulsr pnrty nomination, while Dornblazer s only tho caudidato of & diss wlocted wing. WOMAN-BUTERAGE 1N Juoniost. rrenponitence o The Chicin : Lt e gt St tho Woman. Buffruge Couvention lold at Roprotontasive nll to-dnv o resolution was adopted that n Com- mittee bo rppointed for ench ward avd township, to urgo tho voiers to vote for tho Womau- Bufrage Constitutional Amendment. DEOCRATIC-REFORM MEETING. Srecial Dispateh ta I'la Clicugo Iribune, Qnaxp Haves, Blich, Oct, 29,—Tho Hon. Honty Chamborluin, Democratio-Rofrrm no.ai- neo for Goveruor, and the Hon, J. C. Blanchard, sddressed & sunll audionco at Mueic Hall to. night. This {8 the fivat and the last Domocratic address befors the clection, MASS-MEETING AT SCHOOLCRAFT, MIOK, S1ccal Dispateh to The Chicann Tribune, Scnooorenarr, Mich,, Oct. 29,—Tho Hon, J, O, Burrows addvesred the Euoplu of Hzhooloraft lost oveniug on tho livo issuos of tho doy, Hls sudionco was a largo ono, composod of our farm- ers,merchaats, and lahoring classes, and all show. ing by tho oloso nttontion given Mr. Burrows tho deep interess thoy had in_hearfug tho great questions of the day faitly discussod. 1le ling no_oppoeition. 1lis Trequont interruptions by applauso aro tho hest evidence of the.pleasuro bis audience received by his oxplanations of the grave questions dizoussed by um. 1fe will bo re-elected by = largo mojority, WWISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS, Specrai svateh o Ylie Clacaan §rioune, Foxp py Lac, Wis,, Oct. 29.—Tho Repub- licans of the Socond District nominated Georgo Huuter for tho Assomolv to-day, His nomiua- tion i8 a victory over Postmaster Coloman, ono of Carponter's best frienda. Coloman wauted his artnor, Thomas Bpance, a very worthy Inwyor, gul tho fact that Culeman wanted him eatisod his doteat. Tho Republicans of the Tnird Dia- trict to-day nominatod George XKeys for tho Assombly, . LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. Corregponaciice of the Chicago I'ribune, LaxsiNg, Mieh,, Oct. 20.—The Poople's Con- vention at Vormontville, Eaton County, nomi- nated Uonry A, Shaw for Senator, and Jobu Dow for Reprosentative for the Second District, aud a county Lickot. Mausrs, Shaw and Dow are vromivent Republicuas, and wero membors of the lust Legisiawuro. TIIAD WISCONSIN DISTRICT. Srecias Lrspateh to The Chicano 1'1bune, Boscongr, Wis., Oct, 20,—1The Ilon, H. 8. Magoun, Republican Cougressional candidate {rom the Third District of Wisconsin, addressed the Ropublicans of this city last evening. Quito an interost was manifosted to boar what the can~ didate would have to sav. ‘I'ho church was woll filled, but thero was very little onthusinsm by tha faithfnl to reward the ancaker, whoso specch wua prononngad by hoth parties a rnr(ccc fatiuro, ond fiaa lost him votes nlready in this uitv. ‘I'bo Republicans are slraining avery norve to sccura votes. Poor succees attendd thair offorts, whiic the 1unks of the Reformers are beiug constautly reinforcod. MILWAUREE POLITICAL NOTES. Spectul Dispateh to Phe (Tacano fyibune, MrLwaukke, Oct, 20,—The followirg are the roturns of registrations made 1 the dilferont wards up to to-night : Fitta Ward—~Second Pro- cinct, 475, Sixth Ward—Yirst Precluct, 6733 Second Precinct, 485, Soventh Ward—Second Procinet, 5%4. Eighth Ward—Fust Prociuct, 840, Ninth Ward—Lirat Precinet, 741; Becond Precinct, 68. Tenth Word—Tivst Precinct, 360, Thirteeuth Ward—Tirst Precinct, 415. The Ion, W. R, Wilson is nv indopondent can- didato for the Aseembuy in the Sixth Discrict, A thud ticket for county oticers was put in tho field at o lae bLour to-night, namely: Deborucan, for Shoriff; Kasson, Clorlt of Court ; Eblere, Troasmer; Tuomas Hover, District-At- toroey; Best, Rovister of Deeds; Charles H, Moyor, County Clerk; Georgo A. MeGurriplo, Buporinteudant of Poor; Wiiliam Schmidt, Sur- veyor ; Charles Kupper, Coronor. id Aecherman consented to-dav to run for the State Senate ngainst Col. Jacobs. 1. W. Van Schaick was notinated to-night as a Poopio's candidate for the Assembly by tho Fust ‘Ward caucus. CASPER DUTZ AT OALESA, Boecial Dispuatch to e Chicagu Tribune, QGALeya, 1), Oct. 29.—Casper Butz addiessod 2 larze Reforny mooting ‘ here to-nivht. It was ;ho Tm-gesb mdoor mocting ever held in Ga- lona. REPUDLICAN MEETING IN NEW YORT, Kew Yonk. Oc:, 20,—Ex-Gov. Noyces, of Ohlo, was ano of the principal speakers at the Repub- lican ratification meoting in the Cooper Jusitute this eveutvg, IHe will address tho Republicans of Lrooklyn to-morrow uiglit, THE COLTON CROP. Condition of tho Scason’s Yiold, New Onieans, Oct. 29.—Tho Cotton Lx- changs Committco on Statistics and Informa- tion subnut tho folloniug crop-report for Ucto- ber: LOUISIANA. Our leiters from this State date from the 14th to the 23d, inclusive, Xrost slight, Qnly reported in ono parish—Tangipaphun, ‘Weather universnlly reported as favorablo end very favorable, A little more than one-half tho cropis roported as having beou picked, and, with tho continuance of favorable weather, the crop will be i),mked out Ly tho 10th of Navomber Lo the 1st of Dacember, Lhe yield 28 compured with Inst yoor will be somowhat greater, our answers to this inquiry averaging 8o iucrenso of neariv 10 per cent. ‘Tho staple has been injured by dry weather, whicl at the sama {imo bos cnabled tho crop to be picked cleaner and brightor, MISBISSIPPL. Thirty-ono letters from twenty countien report little or no injury to tho cotton plant fiom frost, Tho weather was almost unexceptionably favor- ablo. From ane-half to two-thirds of tho crop h.{;ickcu. and, with good wonthor, the plcking will bo fluished betweon tho 15th and 20th of November. Tho mnjority of theso ro- vortd estimate a decrenso in the yleld, 24 compared with last year, of about 25 por cent. Most of tho reports complain of tho quulity of the erop, tho lint being light and ehort, and consequently loss than tho usual Jield from tho gin 1 bad from & stated quantity ol seed cotton, ANTANSAS. Univoreally favorablo weather for pleking in geported by all of our correspondents. The frose on the 19th and 14th of the month scoms {0 have done but olight damnge on account of tho forwarduess of the orop, Diching progresses rapidly, ono-half to twa-thizds of tho crop boinyg reported already housed, and tho finish fs expected on tho 1nt of November in the uplandu, aud beforo Christmay in tbo bottom lnnd, " 'I'ie unprocadented drought of the pest snmmer has evidently injured tho crop to such an extont that tho fincut picking soagon will not repair the dumagos, According to our correspondonco thoe yield iy ostimnted ot {rom 25 to 66 per cent decronse, aversge 41 per cent, 88 comparod with Inst Bun- son, thonugh it s expocted the lato planting. in 4ho rivor bottoms will bo bottor than the prewent ropresontations, ——— SUICIDE, Special Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune, | WiLkespaung, Pa, Oct. 20,—Yestordny, at Hanover miues, John Haunick, who had drawn his pav and was undor tho influenca of liquor, committed suicido by acvering an artory on the arm. Ile was found deud tu = pool of blaod in- au outhouso, Civcinyaty, 0., Oct. 20.—~Mra. Anna Monby, tho wire of Col. K, M, Mosby, and granddaugh- tor of Guv, Detieling, of Virgluia, commitied stii- eide at Auchorago, Ky., yosterday, by tbrowing berself in frout ot a railroad trai, 1for act wan Emhnhly canged bg temporary ivsanlty. Sholiad 0on warriod ten days, PZRSONAL. Bpecial Dimatch to The Chieaao Tribuns, Prrisuung, Pa, Oob. 20,—fived Grunt and i loit Lero to-night for Washiuglon, FOREIGN. Emperor. William Opens the German Parlinment, A ‘Speech Full of Facts and Sugges- tions, Proposed Reorganization of the Army on a Larger Scale, A Word of Gnmfort for Dear Alsace and Lorraine, Trlal of Kullmann, the Would-Be As- sassin of Bismarck, He Confesses His Guilt and Will Stand the Consequences. Remarkable Scene in Court---Ex- amination of the Prisoner. Von Arnim's Relenso-~-Erie Railroad Report---Fiji Protectorate. GERMANY. TERMS OF VON ARNIM'S IELEASE. Benuy, Oot. 20.—Von Aruim, when rolensed, was merely required to guarantoo that his ab- senco sbould not cause o dalay 1o tha procoed- inga in lus case. 1o Is not bound to rowmain iu Germany, RULLMANN'S TRIAL. BenLiy, Oct, 20.—Tho trial of Kullmann for tho attempted asanssinntion of Bismarck began to-day at Wurzburg, The prisoner adwmiited his guilt, " Tho public prosceutor eaid, notwithatanding tho prisonor’s admission of gwit, it was neces- sary that full ovidanco should be submitted to the Court. Kullmnun, in reply to antorrogato- rles, stated that, white living in Salawedel, ho joined tho Catholio socioty, flad sald Biemitrek was tho worst and maddost enomy of the Churoh, Prisoner avowed himsclf an Ul tramontano, nud admitted that ho had uttored hiontoning oxpressious, suoh ns, ** Bofoto I dia anothor must fall,” ete. Ho eaid ho first thouaht of kitliug Bismacck last Eastor. Lo wont to Tur- lin for that puipose, but was unable-to fiud Lis- marck's residonco until ho loarned from the newepapers that tho I'rince had gono futo the country. o then ropaired to Sangorhuusen, in ordor to be mnear at hand, as Bismarck bad pot definitely deeided what watoring-place to visit. 1lo loaded bis pistol with powder, wnd- ding, and two bullets. ~Aecortained whers Bis- marek rostded from o stranger on Sunday after- uoon, Police Oficer Kowerts wassworn, and testified that at tho time of the attompt on Bismarck's lite hio notitied the prinst, Haatsiolter, who stoud 80 near the Princo'scarriase thatone of tho hotses brushed ng'nlnal. him. During the stoppago thus eoused Kulhnann hurried to the earrisge and firad, ‘Tho ofllcor furthor tostitied that, nt s first ox- aminatiun,Kullmaun sald, ** You think, of course, that I boloog to the Caiholic avitation, I cor- tainly belong 1o a Catholic society, but have not been went hitherto.” On bewg told the pgravity of his crime, ho repiad *‘Iam cared for.” Witness understood this to mean that sume accomplices bafora the act would provide for hns maintonance if ho escapod cap- ture, Tho prisoner disputod this conclusicn, Ho also douted tho trath of Kowertz' sssertion tbat lus domeanor was frivolous, He declared it wos mozt cool and doliborate. This caused a sousation in the court-1oom, Dr. Duruif ocposed a8 Lo tho natura of tho in- juries received by Bismarck, and tue illneas ro- sulting from them, ‘Lhe depositions of soveral physicians wero road, showing that the Prince shil sufered from nervous weakness, and that Lo is soon fatigued, even by the oXxertivn of writing, The_interrogation of the prisoner was resum- od. 1le mid respect for roligion weuld havo provented bLim from makiug the attemnt on Buuday, evou if opportunicy offered, Lut bo bad froquented the viclnity ot the house much, and feared Bismarck wonld again escaps lum ns bo did at DBodin. The prisonor described circumstautinlly what occurradat the timo of tho fiving in torma identical with those of tho mdictinent. o explained that he fived at the hoad becauso b thoupht it possible Bismarcl woro a shirt of mail, After firing the shot he rau in frout of the carriage across the road, whoro ho remained n momeut, when tho conchman struck him with = big 1le jutended to ily, but was soized, 1o learnod that Bismnrck was only wounded while ho was on Lus way to tho prison ; thought he bed aimed well, but his victim must have moved all tho timo; he had a second percussion-cap in his baud to uso if the first missed firo; was fully cousclons of tho gravity of his crime, and of itaconsequences,but had made an sttompt becauso Lo rogarded B.smarcik as the originator of tho presont roligious contlict, even though ho might not have bolieved chat tho coutlict woald ceano sl bis death. Now that Lo had thought mors of the matter, ho saw plainly ho had cowm- mitted a great crime. A ]'mlicn sergeant, who guarded Kullmann in jail, swore that the prisoner told him ba was gorty o had not taken botter aun, and that ho perbaps would Lave succoeded had he loaded With unothor Lullat, On being asked hiow he reconciled such & crime with his roligious protessions, Kullmann rophed, ‘ 1t sorves the cause, Are not our B.shops jme prigoned 7" Tho accuwed domed haoving so spolken, but tho witness was pomitive thoso wero his words. Auother policoman swore that the prisonor snid, “Even if I did not attutn the objoct, thero remain cuough porsons sot ou to prosecute it, and thoy wilt succeed. Death ix n matter of 1n- dillerenco to me. Bettor dio than allow religion to go ta ruin,” Kullmann, interrupting, said e did not rec- ollect these oxpressions, Could nulfi have suid, ** Blany othors oy shoot at Busmarck,” but not that they wero soton to do it ‘Witness, resaming, declered that Rullman furthor sald Dismarek would bo 8ot within ton years, Various acquaintaucos of Kullmann gave ovidence s to Lis quarrolsome behavior, and his indignation at aoti-Catholio laws, Other wits nesos doposed to numorous threats by the pris. oner against Princo tsismarcis, District Judge Delion deposed that ho held the first examinstion of the prisoner in the presonce of Prince Bismarck befors tho commencement of the actunl oxamination, ‘Tho Prince nsked Kullmann why ho sought to Ialt him, Kullmunn roplied : *'On account of tho May lawn,” DBismarck said: © Iv is not fair for {fullow-citizens to shoot at ono auother,” Kullmann gava no roply to the quostion fiom Princo Bismarck whouher ho lad nover bocn taught his dutiea towards tho constituted auhorities. Kullmann theo, without tho least ewotion, calmly and indifferently recounted the manner in which he had matured his plan, obtained hiy ylhnml, and followed bhig intouded vicum from whip, orlin to Kissmeon, I'no police doctor testiflod that, in his opinion, l[lm prisoner was perfectly reuponsible for his ace tions., Medical Councillor Vogt tostified tla hold- ing & eimilar opinjon to that of tho last witnoss, utuumi. howevor, that Kullumn bad u violent disposition, und that hig youlb, Lis fanutical weas, and mhereut Droneness to sudden passion, should bo taken in initigation of his offenso, I'wo modical oxports, called by the defense, will testify to-night. OPENING OF TUE PRUSHIAN PARLIAMENT, Benuwy, Oct, 20,—The' ecaston of the Reiche 8tag was oponod to-duy by tho Emporor William lu person.” 'ho spocch from the thromo cnue morutes tho comprohousivo measures to bring about u uniformity in judicial procedure, Iho attaiument of this'ond, the Emperor ways, will conter on Fathorland » boon long onjoysd by othor countriea. Hteps luyo boen taken to so- oure o kiudred uniformity of elvil rights, It is true taat vears will Yapso beforo theso refurms ean be wecomphisliod, but the Emperor rojolcoy to Lo ablo to-dny to express tho con- victiou that the hopes of the Governmont and country will berealized in tha not too distant future, The legisluion in regard to tiie militaly ayetom of the Lmpiro will bo completed by billa dealing with the landsturm and uppoi tlonient of contribitions nmoni tho various States for the maintenaiice ol 1he army i times of peace, The ronosul 1ivo In prices rondora the loans of monoy ‘mww(nru grauted insutticiont to meot tho ordi~ nory oxpeusics of the urmy and provide for the THE CHICAGO DAILY TRINUNE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1874. e e e e e N e o S T e & P -improved equipments demandod by the advanco of military :!oh{:mu. s > 5 THE BUDGET or 1876 . will show tho nocansnry inoranso of contribne ttona for this and othor branctios of tha ndmin- {atration, The alliod govarnmonts agron thn 0 oxlating powora rolutiva tn the elrewiutivn:of papor onrranoy wro only limitable by the do- mands of publio futorests in conjunction with the maintonance of o motaltic curronoy. Bills rogulnting the'teano thoreot will bo prosontod, Projocts of law making civil marriages oblieato~ 1v, rud introduclug olvil rogiatration throughout -tho Emgire,.will alsn bo -submitted. Tho Em- peror cantinuea: * Your co-oporation Is now ior tho fltst timoe {nvited to inadturing o budgot for ALSAGE AND LONUAINE, Yon will haro avo an_opportunity of obtalning o mora thorough kuowledgo of the resources, ro~ wiremonts, and institutlons of ~theso Lroviuces than was hithorto possible under tho old svatem of yearly adinistrativo roports, You viil show our compatr.ots of the Uppar Rhluo tho intereat the whola patinn-takes in this most snclont Gor- mun torritory. “Thanks (o TIHE BERNE POSTAL CONVENTION, and tho good-will of tho Blates which tool part intho Congress, It has been -found . possiblo.to outablsh n postal union which promizes facilltics Lafore nuknown for tho dovolopement of tol- :.‘:umnl and commorelal intercourso botwoon na- ons, PONEION NELATIONS. *¢ My rolationa with foreign nowora ars pacific and amicablo. Tho triod £.10udalup whick unitos mo aith,tho rulers of powerful Ewpircs affords 8 guarauteo for Lhe contlauance of poace, in which I may clalm your ontirn conficence, ny temptation to omploy tho unlied )ower of the Lmipire othorwlso than -for defeise w far from my mind. 'Lhis yory powor ennbles tho Govern- mout to moot with ailence unjust suspicions in reuard to ftu polioy. sShould the malevolence of party passlons, whaenos theao susplelons spring, soek tho form of acts, you linvo unly to tako your sland against it, whon I kuow tho wholo natlon and ite Priuces will bo rondy at any timg to ds- fond with mo the right and honor of the Empire," Tho speech was roceived at tho oloso with doalening applonse, About 200 Doputies were in thelr eonts, The Crowu-Princa Tredetick Willinm, his -uncle, Piince Olarles, nud cousln, Prince Fredeiick Charles, wero prosont, Bancroft Davis, Miuis- ter from tho United States, ocoupied o seat in the diplomatio gnllery, Priuce Bismarak pro~ sontod the Emyosor's spocoh. Tho passage ro- lating to Alssce and Lorratue,and the flan para- ranh, wore applauded with eapecinl onthusiasm. Eflm Teicustag will chooso & Prosident on Suture uy. 4 —_— SPAIN. ATMY COMMANDERS, BApRID, Oct. 20.—CGon. Lesorns, command- ing tho Ariny of tho North, has conie hero to ro- sign, Gon. Moriones will probably aucceod Lesorna, Mabnip, Oct. 20.—Tho Carlist officer Lozano in to bo tried by court-martinl, It 18 statod.that Don Alphouso hns ordered the destruction of trgina and shooting of railway offiaiuls. Aduiral Tupote's conditiou is improving. ————— FRANGSE, : TIIENS AT NICE, Nioe, Oot, 29.—Ex-President Thiera arrived in this clty to-dny, There was o gioat demon- stration.an his honor, NELATIONS WITH BPATN, Pamis, Oot, L9.—The Journal ae Paris says hitherto the Nioves nffair Lina beon exclusively discussed betweon tho Bpapish Vico-Consul and lacal Lrouch autnorities. Lo Sranish Ambase fadot at Paris Las addressed no requost to the Forcign Oflico, e eitler Intands to pursue tha matter 1o farsher, o is waiting for ihe roturn of the Duko de Cases to. Parie. Pt o GREAT BRITAIN. ERIE AFFAIRS. LoxpoN, Oct. 20.—Capt. Tylor, inrerly toa letter from o Dircotor of the Ene Ruilway Com- pany, states Lhat, io his opinion, tue working expouses of the rond onght not to exceed 63 por cent of the gross earninigs. THE FIJI FROTECTORATE, Sir Horcules Kabendon, iu a dispatch from the Fiji Islands, repors to the Home Government that ho Lins imposed taxes, establisbed o taiiff Dased on that of New South Wales, and framed a codo of laws. Ioratalus the government in his own bands until furthoer ordors. ''ho King Ling sont & messago contiding the interosts of the peopls to the justico and clomency of Queen Viztoria. Loxpox, Oct. 20,—Jolin Laird, the well-known Ahup-builder, died to-day aftor a protracted 1il- ncss, e SANDWICH ISLANDS. TO BIi MANGED FOR TREASON. Sa¥ Fravcisco, Oct. 29, —The Cypherens brings Ionoluiu datos to Oct. 17. ‘The Kingdom was quict. Joha P, Zephyrina Kakondu, ouo of the leadets in the recent riotous demonstration in favor of Queon Emma, has been convicted of treason, and sontenced to bo hiauged ou tho first Friday in March noxt. T'no King was considering the question of an entito raconstruction of Lis Cabinet. Eouo:ulu papers say that whilo tho perronnel of the Lmbarsy about to go to Washingtoo to nngotisto o recipracity treaty s noc all that could bo deslred, sl its membors are well quali- fled for tho cmiuent mission, Tho names are rot published. Sa¥ 'naxcisco, Oct, 20.—Among the passen- o8 justenrrived {rom Honolulu Is the Hon, ilisba H. Allen, Chancollor of tho Hawailan Kingdom, Judgo Allen iy acerodited ny Special Euvoy to Washington, intrusted wita power io negotinte a rociprocily trenty botweon Ilawaii aod the United States, Toe Hono, Henry P, Carter, a prominent citizen of that country, is also ausociated with the mission. It iy now known that the King will arrive here about the last of Novembor. 1le, togethor with the Am-~ bassado.rs, will aoond some time in Washington, and will probably be thers upon the opauing of the next sussion of Congseen. — THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIQ, PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS. Rio Jaxcino, Oct. 20.—Advices from Bucnos Ayres, by way of Montevideo, Oct. 25, report that tho Argentine Bank was about to roopen itg doors for business, The Ciilian Ainister had demnuded hiv passports. BURIAL RETUSED, An Interesting Cose Eefore the Toledo Courty, ToLEDO, Oct. 20.—An interesting caso camo up to-day in the Common Pleas Court, upon ap- Pplication of John Wynn for injunction against the Rov. James O'Reilly, pastor of St. Francis do Bales Catholic Chureh, to restrain the Inttor from intorferivg with the burinl of $he body of Mary Wyan, wife of plaintiff, in St. Frauncis do Bales Comotery ut this place, It appears that ihie famity of Mra. Wynn owna lot in that como- tory, in whicl they derired to bury her, bus aftar tho ‘prepaations” for burial had been made Wyna was notiffed by Father O'Reilly that ho would opposo it, 1f nocossary, by forco, Tho remaina were deposited temporarily 1 a vault in Torest Cometery, wharo thoy now are, and Wynnapplied for an infunction to provent intor- ferouco with the intermont. Tatbor O'Reilly, in answer, sats forth that tho cemotory is undor the control of the Bishop of the Dioceso of Cloveland, and that the rulos of tho Catholic Chutch muko it obligatory upon the Bishop or lua represontative to rofuse to permit to La in- terrod therein any porsons of whom full proof of mambership I8 not furnishied, and that thoy died in full coxmunion ; that Mra, Wynnhad for a loug time prior to her decenso ceased 1o bo membor of thoe Nomau Catholio Chrah, aud died out of communion, Declsion rosorved, — CASUALTIES. Wont Down ut Sen. B New Yonk, Oct. 20.—The bark Abby Baoon, from alaga, atrived at this port yestorday, hav- ing on bourd Uapt. Lonry, with his wifa aud child, und the orew, comprising seven men, of the echoonor Dauntloss, which loft 8t, Thornag Oct, 8, with ealt, for Lunonburg, Nova Beotin, and went doan in a gale on tho night of Oct, 23, T'he rescued porsons were four duys in an opon Lout, tving ou balf a bisowt and & litilo water oach & day. Barge N It CrevELAND, O., Oot. 20,—The barge Sherman, loaded with lumbor and ealt, lott this port this moming, for Asbtabula, 0., in tow of the tug Ldwarls, The sea way running bigh, and the bargo Yocamo wator-logged. She was auchosed 2 milos off Fuirport, and abaudoned. Whon the crow lofc, at 4 p, m,, thoro was 4 feot of wator in hier hold, ‘Tlio small boat, m which tho crow lary the veusel, cupsizod nour the beneh, aud the Captain’s son, n httlo boy about ¢ youars old, way drowned, Nelthor tho valno of the vessel and carpo, inwuranco, nor tho Caplun's LRig, can bo agcoriplucd to-ught. CHURCH COUNCILS. The American Misslonary dssoclation at Clinton, Ia, No Rotrenchment of Its Operations to Ba Made, Half a Million of Money Need- ed for the Coming Year. Prolonged Existence of the Episcopal Convention. Adjournmenti Not Expected Be- fore Tuesdny Next. S e The Wenona District Conferonce of Hotholis's, ANERIOAN MISSIONARY ASZOCIA- 1ION. 3 . RETORTA OF COMMITTRES. Special-Inspateh ta The Chicago L'rtbuna, CrxTox, 1., Qct, 29.—The American Misslon- ary Association spent tho Lour from 8 to 0 thls morning in devotonal oxerciges, led by the.Rov. J. T, Dudley, of Wisconsin, Tho Committeo on sho partof -the annual -report referring to im- migrant Obineso on the Wostorn const roported in favor of proseenting that worlt with fucreasod vigor In viow of tho growing auccoss, Sccretary Strioby stated facts in suppott of this viaw, Tho Rov. Dr. Patton read an intorcating letter from A CUINESE CONVERT. Tho Committeo on the work among the North American Iudisus roported that tho door is open- ing widor aud wider for roligious effort in con- nection with tho civilization offorts of tho peaca volicy of the Government, 8. R. Riggs, for thirty-sovon years o missionary nmong tho In- disos, mada carnost remarka in {his direotion, o was followed by tho Rev. E. P, Wheolor, son of o misslonary, nad born among the Ofiboways, who proved most conciustvely tho capacity of the Tudiang for civilization by facia within bis own kuowledgo, and who accounted for the prov- alont bolief to the contrary by thy falso state- monts of eolfish partics. Sacrotary Stricby read 8 most valuablo papor demoustrating the nocen- sity of the continued nnd ENFLARGED OPERATIONS of this Asrocintion as regards obtaining funds and of wisely working the fleld, The argument nud eloquence of 1t drew repeated applauso. The Con.mitteo on the Educational Worlk at the South reported through President Blanchard, commending the plaus of the Assooition, and favoriug un o masRiun tu secrct eacicties in the coliozo s and hluh-schols p thy South. ‘Ilio Commitice on thia Religlous Work at tho Bouth-mado s roport favoting a larger dovelop- meut of this pait of 1ts oj acntions, that souls may be raved through pute roligion, ‘The Rev, L. T, Clamberlsin added a forvent tppeal to this oud, which was eus alued by sov- otal apenlers in rnimated romarke. The samo subject was furthor dis.ussed in tho aftornoon, und several resolutious were pagsed vocommend* od 3} tho report. The report of the Comuuittes on tho TONEIGN WORK £ advised a continuanco of md to the West Indian field for-the resent, and the strougthening of tho Mission in Africa. Seeratarv Whipplo ex- {lnlucd Lho fucts which compolled 1o support of lie prosporous West Indiny dhwsston at &n ex- pense of but £8,000 per nnoum, From 3 £ 4 ., w, the Assoclution united In tho celebration of the Lord’s Supper, led by e Rev. Dr, J. L. Ttoy and the Rev, 0. Lmerson. On the resumption of busiucss a paper was réad by tao Disbriot Seerctary, the Nev, G, D, Piko, on Missious in Aticn, showmg that its evangelization must be prioipally by tlse colored 1ace, and thnt wo ehould look to its ropreson slives in thiscountry to furuish edueared Ohris- tian ministers and laymon for that purpose, Resolutions wore passed invitiog tho spocial AID OF WONEN, in viow of the degraded coudition of their sis- tors on all tho ficios of the Assocision, yot sug- geeting thal 1cal sovioties be not organized, but hat existiug women's societics broadon their basts g0 ns to comprohend this object, 'Tho Ti- nanco Committeo roported against any rotronoh- ment, even in view or tho aebt of £30,000, but urged siecial contributions nud the raising of not less than $500,000 the noxt year. On this o running debate srose ss to tho mothods to bo used, ‘L'ho recommendation of tho Committes wns adoptod, The Nommatwg Committeo reporting, the Hon, W. A, Buckig- ham was cleated President, and theotlior oflicors 88 last your, oxcopit that the ltov, Dr, Patton withdréw frem tho Corresponding Secretaryship, Tho Rev. Jumcs Powoll was appoted District Becrotacy for the Wost. Votes of thanks wore expretsed to the good peoplo of Clinton sud a copy ot Presidont Maguuu's discourso was re- quested for publication, RESOLUTION OF THANKS. Tho Rav, L. J. Gunmborlain, of Ohicago, of- ferad the following, which, aftor bowg warmly supportod by Seorotury Strioby tn bohatf of him. sell aud Sccrotary Whipplo, was unanimously passed : DResolved, That tho Assoctation {akes ploasnre in beurug testimony to the ubiiity nnd fidelity with which the Rov, Willlam W, Paiton, D, D,, hias dis- churged the dutica of Weatern Ovrresponding Secre- tary of the Amorlcan Miasionary Assoolation duclu g the last year, In resiguing bis position he boars wilh Lifn o’ warm esteem sud hearty God spcod, TILE CLOSING EXENCISES In the oventug consistod ol four missionary ad- dresses. ‘I'ha lrat was by tho Rev. 8. R. Rigas, D, D., on *I'ho Stations Among the Ojibewsy Iu- diany,” -Ho found the peoplo anxions to re- coivo instruction, and showing sigos of improve- ment bovond all bo bad axpected, Lle also told of lus life among tho Ducutaks, and couvinced all of the promising nature of that field, whioh now hos gix churcher, with several pative pas- tora, Tho Rtov, , Dudly, of Eau Cluiro, Wig., apolie with power of the need of educstion and renugion by the freedmen to fit - thom for citizons, and of the duty of Con- grogationalists to stand by them to the end, g Col. SBhaw did, who died aud was buried with his nogro soldiors of the Massachusetts bltok rogimont in the chargo on Fort Wuguor, He culogized tho JISSIONARY LIFE a8 the noblest of all lives. The Rov. Mr. Cham- berlain, of Chicago, followed with testimony of theoffect of tho meoting to mnlko bim feel the cortuinty of the comingof Christ's Kingdom, ‘L'ho cause is nughty and resta on tho hoarts of the poopla not able to bo presont. Christ's army i uow vest sud advaneing Lo victory, aud Ho is Himself at its hond, This is our only bope. Ho will uso ail possible mouns, but { ocapociully auch as teud Lo save souls, He is our inspiration; i the ilag to the patiiot soldiers, Tho |ast addveas way by the Rev. Dr. Goodwin, of Chicago, who 1nundo ono of his st rring apr.enls in favor of acting ou tiio funduncntal truth thap manhood dees not depoud on color or race. Paul tiad the oo Iden—a wpiritunl domocracy. Al Clirletinns are follow-civzens, Wo must seo things through the eyes of Ll Son of Gud, and lova thoso FOR WIIOM UE DIED, - ‘ ‘Wo rake dlstiuctions about tuis and that iind of L'agany, but tho Bible idea 18, that all.simors aro fundamontally whke, whether in Africa or Amoiten, and wo are to lubor and to puay for all, Yuel tlus, and the mercy will como, You will zm_v a4 vou pray, These frecdmon will vet come ton grand uso for Alries aud for this land, Wo esn traln thom as wo canuot mould tho Irish, tho CGermaus, aud the Chinexo, . —— THE EPISCOPALLANS. PROOEEDINGS IN TUL GENERAL CONVENTION, New Yonx, Oot, 20.—Aftor morning prayor the Goneral Couvontion of tho I'rptestant lipiscopal Chureh was callod to ordor, A messago from tho Houso of Dishops was ro- colvod, stating that they concurred in selocting Doston for the next place of moeting, It was rogolved that the 1Tonso should sit with oloed doors ta-duy, from 2 o'clo Hrmntion of Mlsmonary Blshops, IBSION WONK, Tho Committee on the Huime and slonmy Hocioty submitted s ropl Buard” of Missions o suthorizoi additional membois to its Stnoding making L our {n a'l, nad thy the Conatitution bo amonded by vorbal ¢hanges. 2 Tuo labier recommoudation elon, tho report wns recomtnitted to tho Com- mittoo, OITRISTTAY EDUOATION: . ‘The Commitics ot Chriatian Education roport- ed vosolutions recommonding that the Cliurch uphold schools and colleges under Chuich di- 1outior and fufluenca ; the appontmont of a standing committeo whioh might communicate with tho Committeo of the Goneral Convontion t> collect statin‘iea of church education, and thay the Jome Committoo on Chrlstian Education bo continiied, to matmio o roport on aducation to be vresomod at tho noxt meoting of tho Gonoral Convent.on. ‘T ropors was approved and tho 1ecommondatious adoptod. TIE PHAYEN-ROOM, Tho report from the Commitics on tho trana. Intion of tho anvur-hnok into Spanish, asxzing that the Commwitios bo continned and 1ty Presi= dont b authorized to fili vacaucies which might ocour, was adopted, . "Ik ordlor of the dny was then takien up, eing the cansidaration of report No, 18 of the Com- mittoo on Cnouns, with regard to somo rolaxa- tln in tho rubics m tho ofica for infaug baptism. INFANT DAPTISM. Rov. Dr. Charlos W, ‘Androws favored the chango, and asked that the prayer of tho me~ inoriulints for wuoh rolaxation should bo granced, becauso 1t wos asked fur the alorgy, untcss it could be shown thut it coutradictyl some par- tion of tho Word of God, 1t hind 8d far tailed to teach what it wns intonded it should teach, and bad proved a stumbling-dlock in tho patns of muny good mon, which shouird bo removed. In conclusion, bio bogged tho Houss of Doputies to accede to this roquest. Tne Rov. I1, Adsms, of Wisconein, exclaimed, i Brv 1O moans, sir,” Mr. 1Ll Burgwin, of Pittsburg, disagrood with such a prinoiplo, as Lo boliovad it would not be ncting up to thoir constitutional duties, 115 objected to tho climngo, Locauso 1t was not naked for by tho thrties who hind been offended by its uso, but by sympathizing brethren, TUBRICAL, REVISION, “The hour having arrived for the ordor of the day, tho 1eport of the Cuminitteo on Cauons, No. 10, dioussiou on bap:ismal mauvner was dropped, and the roport of tho Commtttoo in regard to tho proposed awendmout to provido for shortenod services in tho prayer-book was road. 'The Commtteo 10posted resolutiona decloring that tho:o was nothmg in tho present order of comunon prayer to prohitbit the soparation, when dosirablo, of tho morujug prayor, litany, and adwinistration of tho Lo.d’s SBuuper juto dis- timct sorvices, provided thas, when used to- gether, thoy bo used in tho samo order as they ocear in the pravor-book, sud recommanding tho appointmont of a joiut commission to consider tno whole subjeot of rubrical 1ovision, aud pro- vidlng shortoued und move varied services and o now lectionary. In the dircussion that onaned, Judgo Olis, of Illinois, Montgomery Blay, avd the Rev, Dr, Sullivan, of Illinois, expressad themsolyes op- posed to any such clinuges, The Hov, Dr. Alfred A. Wstson, of North Carolina, (hought thoto sbould beno haste in rushing thoso things througl, ns sorious injus- tico might be dona to tho Church. MESSAGLS PROM THE DISIOPS, A messngo from the Houeo ot Bishops inform- ed thie House of Clerical and Lay Deputies that it nd nppofatod as membera of tho Btanding Commitioo on Toreign Ilissions the Rev. Di, William I, Morgan, Dr. Robort 8. Howlangd, the Ion, Inmilton Fish, and Mr, L.P. Morton, "Tho mossage waa concurrad in. Altor tuo recess, s mossage from tha Honeo of Bk ]m was read, authorizing the use of the uew lectionary until tho noxt Genernl Convon- tion, aud in favor of continniug tho Committeo. BECRET BESBION. Tho Houso then went into scerot session to cousidor tho cuntlrmation ot tho now Missionary Dishopa. The delogates remained in socrot scsalon until alate hour when they ajonrned. It was stated thot the "Rev. Dr. A. C. Gartett, Rector of Omabs, Neb., had been conlirmed a8 Misslonary Bisbop of Nocthern Toxns: thoe Rev. W. D. Elliott, of Atlautn, Misslouary Bish~ op of Westorn Toxas ; and the Rev, Robert B. Winglield, Petorsburg, Va., Missionary Bishop for Northern Califurnta, The confirmation of the Rtov. Dr, Ortick, of York, Pa., 3 Misslonary Bishop to Chiua, was not noted ou. A messago wos read from the Houss of Blsh- ops intorming tho Houe of Deputics that they had consonted to a divigion of tho Diocess of Wiscouein, It is nrobable that tho sessions of the Conven- tion will Iast uncil Tuesdny or Weduesday noxt, —— METHODIST. 'WENONA DISTRICT CONFERENCE. Oorresponaence of The Clucugo Tribune, Dwiaur, Ill., Oct, 28.—The Weonona District Conforonco of the Mothodist Episcopal Church opooed its fifth semi-nnnual seseion here this moruing. Richard Hanoy, Presiding Llder of tho distrior, was chosen President, and G. B. Buodiker, of Odell, was chosen Seerotary. The morning session was oceupied with devo- tional oxorcises and the discussion of tho topio, *The Pastor and His Work" Refor- onco was made to tho pastoral worl in a distant citv, and some of its results, Tho Rev, O. N. Polland, of Diwight, beliovod in its officacy moro than ovor, and it was only the work of the dovil which had ever stood in the way of the pastor and his work. Tle alterroon scssion wae talten up with tha discussion of the bonofits of the Landies’ and Pastory’ Christian Union, Tho Rov. W. A, Spen- +cor, of Wonona, apolts of tho groat beualits whleh had srisen from the women's work fn con- vection with tho Women's Missionary Associa- tiou of tho Presbytorian Chuieh, and jaid a ugh compliment to theso noblo women whom ho hud toen in Cauton, and who bad biult thero o large church. e also alluded to a Methodist church in Chicogo, whouo membership in six monthy had beou increased 300 by women's work. The members of the Conferoiice wore unanimous the opinfon that their ndividual labors swouid be eroatly lightened aud their charges built up hrough tho means of this powertul auxiliary. Richard Hauey closed the diseusslon with tho statemeont that, when God created man, Ho found it no good until He oreatod woman, and lh&lt 8h16 had beon working over sinceat o foarful ate. A In the evening, & very attontivo audionce lis- tened to & deoply-intorosting leotuie upon the subject of Foreign Missions, from tho Rev. W. A. Bponcer, who nccompanied Bishop Simpson upon hig tour around the world, Ilo visited the Bucrod Mouutning, and saw tiaousands of pil- rima upon thelr journey thitnerward. 'Lho §npumm woskip over Linlf'a million 1lols. The mwisslons in Japan, of all denomiuations, give Rreat hopo of futnra usofuness, and tha miy- simaries themsolyos feol greatly encourared with thelr work. ~In Chius ne have beou won- derfully Ulessed, sud wo ato reacbing the mosses by moans of plaoing tho wspoken language in print, o described tho Chineso squeeze,—n procoss by whioh, whoa the Govornment wished to raise & tax of $100,000, it always lovied 8160,000.~the §0Gf,000 belng swallowed up by the officlals, In India our mis- siovanies aro all accomplishing a groat nnd good worl, and many of our statious are salt-suppost- ing. - Mr, Bponcor closed his leciure by stating thut he had soen so much, in his tour, of the solf-sncrifico of the missionaries of all denomi- uadtons, that ho Liad conig hume, hie'thought, losg a Mothodist aud more & Christinu, e MISCELLANEOUS. INDIANA DAPTIST ABSOCIATION. Speciul Dispatohto The Chicago Tribune, Font Warng, Ind, Oct. 20.—Tho Stato Bap- tist Associntion conoluded Its session to-day. Habbath-school statistics wore prosouted showing 512 schoola in full oporation ; number of tesch- ors, 9,800 ; number of pupils, 60,000; nnmbor of Sunday-school papora distributed duris the year, 20,0003 number of books in librarics, 25,000 ; total awount exponded, £12,000, A heated discussion took place in regurd to tho propesed eudowmont of the Biate Univorsity ut ndinnapolis, L'uo matter was roterred to tho Comunteeo for rovort noxt year. Dr. Balley, of Um‘un;w. delivered an eloquont address on Lidu-~ cudon. NATIONAT LUTHERAN SUNDAY-80HOOL CONVENTION, Prrrasung, Oct. 99.—Tho Natioual Lutveran Sunday-sobaol Convontion, now iu session ng Johustown, Ia., iy lmgu}v attonded, " Uho Cor- responding Secrelary, J. W. Bilton, of Spring~ floid, O., rend bis roport to-day, It u(m\vsnuur.l. cnroful statistioal preparation, Thoe roj.orc of the Committos on _International Sesslous shows on incronte of Dioloe study throughout tho Luthoran Church, The Rev, Dr.d, (oorge Dutler, Chnplain of tho United Btates tlousa of Nopiesontativos, ad- dregsad the Couveutlon, and aoly discussed the sudject of ** Early Conversion,”" ————e HEAVY WIND-STORW, Special Dispateh to The Chicaso ['ridune, * ananp [Laves, Miob., Ocs, 99,—Au forawarned by tho Hignal Sorvico storn dangor signat yes. torday forenoon, o heavy wind-storm fiow the wonth, accompuuied at Intorvals with light rain aud vivid lightnivg, renchod hero lunt ovommg wnd continued uotil midmight of to-dny, ‘Ilhe uvorage veloelty of tho wind was 85 miles an hour ; the highost, 45. Tue wind veored tu the woutward dating tho duy, A houvy son is run- ning ou tha lase, Tho Ohicago and Milwnukes slonmors arlved safo this worning, reporting tho roughest weathor on this elis of the lade,, Tho Milaankoo sicamor loft hera Innt ovontng, though the storm signal was dis- Eln.yu:k ‘Tho only damage yot ropo:ted is tho onciing, north of tho harbor entraneo, of tho barge J, 8. Nowhoudo, bolongiug to 8. Oubb, of Cliieago, hoavily laden with lumbar for Micligan City, trom White Swan and Muskegon. 'Ll ateam bargo Dunbar, also loided with lumber, snd _ accompanving the Nowhouso, ontored tho harbor in safotv,” Othor burgos, londed with Lunber, voniurod to, but did uot, lonva tho bar- Dor last nighe. CINCINATI, Oct, 20,—A proat galo of wind at Irouton, O., to-dny noon, blow down a Lhren- story brich bailding, vow, and nearly comptotad, for tho 7imes ollico, whioh, i ful ing, dimol- ishod u twd-story framo dwelling, Tho' {nmates of the dwelling iraro wainod of the danger, and oseaped, Logs §5,000. TEMP ERANCE. INinois. Grand Division of Sons. of ‘Womporance—OFfticors Elected, Gtc, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuns, Monns, I, Oct. 20.—The Grand Division of tho Sons of Tomprranco reassembled at 9 o'clock, "Lhe first business wan the fixing of Lhe pinco for hotding the soml-aunual sossion, Marucilles way agread upon. Tho Grand Divlsion then prococded to the clootion of offleors, with the following rosualt: W. C. Snyder, Fulton, &, W, P.; A.DB, Van Doren, Chicsgo, G W. A.; W, R. Honderson, Chieago, G. B.; Jamos Young, Montyomery, G. T.; T, M. Van Court, Chicago, Grand Chaplaing F. L. McKay, Marseilles, G. C.; Jumos Ilovie, Blorris, G, B, Reprorontatives to the Nattonal Division woro then olootod as follons: George L. Moore, J. 0. Bryman, G. W. lIughoy, £, D. Lomoioro, T. . Van Qourt, Jamoes Young, Rovort Altyn, I\, M. Crom-iopst, W, Ross, J, O, Bliaughton, A, G. Warney, T, Mouldine, M. O. Edwards, M. Ldgor, G, N, Abbey, J. D. Haiucs, W. T. Hop: kiug, W. O, Snyder, A, B, Van Doron, and W, 1t Lienderson, ~Tua tuitlation of ofticors_followed Sonior G, W. I, Dauman noting ns Muster of Ceramonios. Boveral of tha Grand ofilcors ins dulved m romarks, Mesurs. A, G, Warnor, T, Moulding, and T M. Compropst were spoint- od the Exocutive Commuteo. A, G, Waruer, Chnirwan of the Financo Com- mities, submitted the aunual ropory upon the financial condition of tho Grand Division, which was adopted. A resolution exprossing sympathy and co-' operation with tho woniau's temporance move- ment wod adooteds Aluo, ono 1n avor of resus- cliating the Order of Tomporanso Oadets, Tas tamporanco papers and_tomperanco literaturo Issued by the National Publication Ilouss wore commendod to the liboral support of the mem. bers of tho Ordor, and especiaily recommending tho Truth's Temperance Lannor to the Sunduy- #clioo 8. After tho transaction of businesy nlnun‘? to the Ordor, the Grand Division adjourned to meot ia darsoiles on tho fourih Tucsdsy of Apell, 1875, Olilo Sons of Temporamnce, TorEepo, 0., Oct. 29.—Tho Stato Convention of Sons of Temperance reassemibled this morn. ing and proceeded to the claction of officors for tho ensuing yoar, Francls Graugor, of Toledo, was olooted G. W. P.; Mis. A. M. Brozler, of Olovoland, G, W. A, ; John Gundry, of Ciucine naty, Grand Seribe, Dayion was sglocted as the place for holding the noxt annual seasion, and, aftar tho passage of somo uvimportunt resolu- tlons, tho Convoution ndjourned. THE ST. LOUIS DYKE, An Unfortunate Veutures Senr¥orieLy, I, Oet. 20.—Mayor Drown, of 8¢, Louis, acknosledges this moruine Lae ' vo- ceipt of the lattorof Gov. Bevoridgo respecting tho dyke in the Misalsaippi River near that city, and suya S From whatoves cauro, tha clty authoritias arodls- satlsfied with tho-cotiom of the river ut that point, throatening, a8 it does, to leavo the Missouri side, a tue Committco on Publfo Landlug, having the matior In churge, fuvlted your Ex odoncy to accompigy cor {ain of tho city ollicala, on tho 231 inet., fo ex mitio tha river at that poin:, with a viow to arriving ot somo solution of tho question, and regrot your fnabillty to altond. Tho matler {5 now in tho bands of tue Coun- cit Commitice on Harbor und tho City Engineor, and sll, no donist, have thetr eurly atlontion, us tho couras tho river fs uow tiking ia cousiderad eeveroly dotri- mental o tho itcresis of the city: in sdditiou to which T will huva the ploasurs of Jaying vour commue uleation Lefore thow, ~ Very res; o :tfully, Jostey Brows, Mayor. Tho dyko wns built, o8 18 charged, with the in- teution of throwing the river from that poiut over an to tho Lilinuis side, and from the point of contact the channel would azain striico tho slissount thero at the lowest point and_project into the river an fmmenso bend an tho_ Missouri sido, whoro taa washings from the Mlinms side would atrie and accumulato, and in time flll up tho bond, and thuasave taousands of aores of valuablo land. Now tho city nuthoritics are bo- comiug seciously frightenrd, for the channol, in- stend of chavgivg from the dvke, as it has al- randy Jong, now threatons to change ovorio the Iilinols side at & point abova the city, and thus threatens in o short timo to mase 8t. Louis an inland city. 'This ** exp'aina the milk 1n the coconnnt,” and 18 tho key to the tono of AMavor Brown's Jotter, THE MINERS. Adjournment of tho Nationnl Azyocie atton—Arbitration IZecommendod, and o Conscrvitive Courso to B3 Adopteds Speewat Dispateh ta T'he Chicago Tridune, CLEVELAND, O., Ock. 29,—Tho Convention of tho Mnors’ Nutional Associativn adjourned to- uight. Tho gencwal tono of the threo days' proceadings hua beon sonsible and conclliatory. It has boen fortunato for tho Association thot the ablest mon In its rauks ara its olllers, and through the maoly and eensible courso of Prestdent Biney, the turbulent epinit of the delo- gotes has been vory successfully coatrolled. The foctis fully recognized that most of the minore” surikos in this ocountry have beon not only l'lultu abortive and inoffectual, but they have intlicted groat losa and_suflering upon tho minors and their fawilies, It is nluo agreed that tho presont yearis n poor time for an aggressivo policy on the part of tho workiagmen, If " they can pget work at pricos eullicient to feod and clotho tholr families during the coming wmter they will considor themsoiven fortunute. 8o, the general drite of the procoedings horo hus boen in favor of strengtueniug the Assoclation, taking cara of agod, sici, and uufortunaio mems bers, and a resort to arbilration and co- oporation a8 remedics fur ol griov~ auces agalnst employors, This is a more favorablo result than eeomed possible on the firet day of the soesion, A ealm sarvey of tha tleld hag conviuced the Convention that discretion is & saior gamo than blutf, Tho gon- eral offect of tho mooting upon the miers |hmu;xhou¢ the couutry cannot fail to bo fa- vorubte. S = THE INDIANS, A Fight Betweon ‘Two 'Tribes in New Mexeco. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ‘Wasminotoy, D, C., Oct, 20.—A private lolter, dated about ten days ago ot the Cimmaron In- diau Agenoy, in Now Mexico, was rovoived horo to-day. Itatotos chat tho Mauche Utos and Jlearilla Apaches had just indulged in o pitched battle, with a slight loss of killod and wonnded, and that thoro 18 a prospect of & war of some waguitudo botweoen the tribes as a roault, A Big flnul. Tho following lottor waa roceivod yostordsy at millary beudquartois fu this city Wionira Aaresor, 1. Oct, 25, 1874, Gen, K, C, Drum, Adjutant. tiencral, Hewdquariere dilitary dricinion 4]7' the Minourl, € Chicayo, 1L, : “Uiaw Tndlan war 1 thls soction, 16 rapldly collspstog, Gon, Davidion reporty throigh soouts his eveuitd that” D), Scofleld with his columu ks captured, on Elk Crool, aixty-nito Noconco warrlors mud 2010 pouton, this ‘party I8 of {h worat «huractor, auil s sccompanled by thuir famlios, 1 ot Gapl, Carpautor Witlt L8 columi to-day fn ot pursuit of u lurgo party of Kiowus, who aro trying to got to Fort 8ill to surrou- dor beforglia can overtake thain, 110 hud Leen i pue= sult two duys, "he party fs thought to o Louo Woltls, . L7, L P, 11, BRERIDAN, Tidoutenant General Comusanding, e UTAN ITEMS. 3 Baur LaAke, Oct, 29,—3righam Young wont south to-day to spend tho winter abSe Quoigo, “The grading of the first 20 wileu of tho Utah Western Rallvoad ts noarly thnsnod, The ivon for it in now on tho wuy hero, Truek-loylog will vowmencs immediatoly on its arrival e . AID FOR NEBRASKA SUFFERERS. CixciNyar, Oct, 20,—The Committee appolnt- od vosterday jepurtad plans to-aiy to the Chune berof Gommerce for rondoring nitty Nobrasks,— appointing o man in'tho Chumber to reesive con- trivutionn slso recommonding iy pascors bo % requosted to tako colloctions for the prrposoy that the pn(r‘)lo of neighboring towns dea Ing to gontribito do 80 to tuo Urosldont of the Ohatne bor of Uommerze, It furthor recommonds that au oflics to rocelve and store old clothing con= tributed bo cstablinhed, ol a committso to solicit donunons and corrospond with Gon, Ord bo ap- powted. The Chambor of Commerco adupled tho roport aud sppoiited tho Commutico, y SPORTING NEWS, THE TURD, TITE RACES AT FOIT WAYNE, IND Bnectal Dispatch ta The Chicann 73 foure. Torr Waysg, Ind., Oct, 20.~Tho third day of tho Northern Indinan Racing Assootstion was murled by increased attondauce and fiuo sport, Tue wouther was quite cold, and o strong wind rotarded tho spood somowhat, Tho 2123 trot for o purso of 3700, lort untinishod lnst avaning, was concluded. 'The judges changod thoir do- cldion on tho last biat yesterday, declaring 1t dead. Observer tooss tho concluding heat of tha raco easily, winnimg in, 2:30, Kato Campboll was granted second money, Quicksiop thied monoy, and Onlo Boy fourth. monoy. Mucli 1utorest was shown'in the running raco focn purso of 8530, 2-mile heots, bost two in threo, Thousands of dollars chauged hands, War Jig ruled » stromu favorite, HOMMARY, Jamea Murphy, Cambicf dgo Olty, b, g War Jiz.l 8 Thomas Joncs, Camlxcidgs Oity, b, m, Lady 4 Q m WabIDLO Vv eesegee seveer o 4, Conll,k, Chitago, i+ g Dixio. Al iLuikiny, Galo g0, 1. o, Amad Thomna Mearlrs,' .Lcon, 1 Frank,, L, P, At th e 133 Inho8-minutapnizofora pursoof 3300, Hooslor Digk, aflor tho firt. hoat, wag sont to tho bainy beiug found inoligialo. 2 - A, Goanel, Loure, Jin doy by o, Tha Jimun Wl L ciacli, T or LIG3 wag s 28136, To-morrow fn tly clusing day, Thoro will ba a freo-for-all tro ! for o purss of 81,600, The entrics aro Mav 1l oward, Shm Boy, Black Frank, Jaite, Kato Camp’ oll, and Gon, Grant, The ons {rios fn th froe £)r-ull paco, for a purao of $600, aro Deflanco, Giavgor, Lucy, Sullie, Hooslor Diok, aud Steapy’ Gomgo, x ‘Bi.0KS AT TOLEDO, ToLeno, Oct. 2{),—At the 'loledo Driving-Parlk Association racos, third day, In the 2:27 rac postvoned from |, yestorday, Small Hopes, owmed by I, Doyo, of - Juckson, Mioh., won two hoats ;nl% l‘I;Im race. -.limo of winner, 2:40}5, 2:40%, In tho 2:40 Gray Bitly ywon 209, i, Tu tho first 1’2co to.dny, pu:se 3160, two wtarted. owned by Edigk 162}, 1:02)¢, 1o “the 2:00 :race, pursa 9300, four sterted, Tour heats wero trotted, Bashaw wioning two and Soriel Princo ano. ‘Iho socond hent was dead, Postporuxd till to-morrow on Account [} derkness, . [ A3 ¢, postponed from yostorday, o heat aud raco; Thino, 8:403¢) running, mile huats, Won_ by Neltis Buab, & DBish, Promont. Tlime, {¢ AN AND COPPERBOTTOM. Bavtivonr, Giet. 20.—In & 1nce to-day over {bo Ilerilng-1iian conreo "botween Amencan Girl eud Copperbo tiom for 82,000, Amorlesn Gurl won tha frat o nd fourh heats in 2:19 and 2:2134, C.1.petbottom won the second and ti:iid heats fny 2:21 und 2:19. Darkness put an ond to the Tace, wLich will ve ¢ jonoluded to-moirow. P e——— NQUATIC, TH!E SADLER-DROWN MATOR. TIsuIFAT, O o 20,—Sadlor, champion boatman of England, will row Goorge Brown on tho terma 1roposedt by Budlerin two montha from . tho signiug of | thoe ngicement, = ATTINHPTED MURDER. A Youax MYilan Sangerously Stabbed in & Qua rirey Gver o Game of Cardu. A wwdercw s cuttirg affuir ocourred on tho Nurth Sidoa t 5:80 lost evening, and may result in tho death of one person. Motihew Conuclly, & young man 13 veais of ago, and Charles Maxe woll, 24 yoa 13 old, were b deNulty's salcon, caner of Ylush and North Water strocto, playing car.3s sod drinking irecly of liq- uor. Thoy ‘occamo involved ia n disputo over ogamiy, whon Maxwell suddenly drew a larzo pockot -, wife, and drove tho blads into tho atdomen of ¢ lonnoily, dust below tho navel, in. Hlicting o dr v gerous and painful wound, abont anineh anct’s half long. The wounded mun staitod out of the ealoon, and was walke ing ncross tho bridge when he fainted, and wad picked up by Olicer Rysn, who cone voyed him to the Chicago Avenue Slation, where Dr, )Jonrutin attended tim, snd pro- nouncoi bi m in a eritical condition, Ho waa furnlsbod v v th o bed iu tho station, and made ny comsfortabl 2 a3 poesiblo, limmedia tosly piter tho stabbing Maxwell ran away, bué v ¢ ad subsequontlv arreeted in a saloon on Wabash :wvenue, near River streot, by Oficor Whalen, at s | locked up in the Chicago Avenun Btation, G onnelly identitied bim ae the man who stabbi 3¢ | bim, ~ Botlk mon aro elravgers in tho city. . i P — LATE LOCAL ITE| A disgra o ofut row occurred in Sves Hall, co ner of We il s and Superior stroots, last ovening, ‘Uuring thes progress of o Republican meoting, Lo nppear.s that tho Scaudivavian clomout Lave Dbeei> me divided on tho Eresnne po- litical cciritest, and lust night, as in dlaimed by 7 the Republicans, the Peoplo's-party fuction wi szt into tha Lall, and Intarrupted ctha proceodin g3 by loud demonstrations, Spenk- ors who ~ attempzed’ to addrens ‘the crowd wero- hirtied and hooted down, snd g sceno of! tho wildest confusion ensued. Tmally Eiorgh, Gerbinz and o posso of policemot 1 appeared at the vlace, and succeeded In dispert 1 ng tho contonding partios. No blows Wore BIv i 1%, 8o far as could bo learned, but tha bittorost I 2eling provailod, aud but for tho ar« rival of ¢ i o police ¥t 18 probablo o fight would bave take u 1 place, S During: the progress of a fight at Dodon's sa. loon, vy o, 25 Mfiwnulwn aveaue, last miduight, Cliris Ca & sco atabbad Potsr Nelson in the back and acm, [ iuflicting sevoro wounds, Carlsen was arrested. Al e INSURANCE STATISTICS. 8pe € 1l Dispateh to The Ciicaaa T'ribune, INDIA ¢ AvoLts, Ind., Oct. 29.—The report of tho Aud b .or of Stato showa the following totaly of their surauce business in ihls State during tho yeart onding July 1, 1874 : DY LIFE COXPANIES, Gross re e clpts, Losien} u hl Tazea § & i, H $1,520,541,2¢ 240,33 B X £1,600,081,01, 60,600.29 20,3702 Gross r o elpta. Losdon ; Jd. Tuxes 1 Id, DOCHRAY. 78 oeclat Dispath to The Chicano Tribuna, Was g ivatoy, Oot. 20.—A piivato lottor was read 'bvre to-day from Dockray, the Araorienn who wg 8 arrestod by tho Spanish authorities \n Cuba, Tho lotter wiss dated Santaudn, and cone talns on_ sccouot of Dookray's suifer g8 ¢ u shipboard, which are alrondy kuown tothe, publie. llostates that bo iy sentencod to apon s P colony in Africa for » term of ton yoars, bt t'h athe hopos Lo be released bofore long throt i ¢h the intorvention of tho Unitod Btatgs Govi if ument, ; b —_— PITYSBURG COAN-EXCIIANGE, * P.prrsnona, Pa, Oct, 20.—Tho first rogulny moe of nzx of the Pittsburg Corn-Exchango tools pluc 3 this mornlug; 1t was largoly ll.tumfinl and con 8 ldorablo businoss was tranmicted, LElovon car -] vads of giain changed hands. Tho more olit ve 1ts oxproesod themeolven woll satiatied, aud wi'fi hold daily nessions, The following aro tos day'y Juownuns: Mixod corn, new and old, ton de 1 4 delivory, on track, 7233 now corn, shclled, fr ee. n olevator, $1@700 ; prime whito' oats, on 1 ag:ks, S0@B6¢0; froo in olevator, 88%50, i d ot ainiin. BEE-CULTURE. o Spectal Disvatels tn L'he Chicans Tribune, L+ Prrrsnurg, Pa., Oot, 20.—1he American Booe i@ opers’ Association of North Amerion moots in al 4 city on the socond Wodnesday m Noveuber, 0 their fuwth annual sossion, Al interestod in I o raislug of boos nro favited. The leading K i bt 1 i t 1 % ilroady will soll oxcursion tickets to taiy city + W arfug its sossion, e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. BAN P'raxcisco, Cnl,, Oct. 2),—The steamer Cyphivoues, from Avstralia, arrived this morufug, New Yonyk, Oot. 20, —Arrived, steumships Al .Beria and Gity of Antworp, from Liverpool, and Glaworgan, from Cardiff, Quiuystows, Oct. 2),—Arrived, atoamabip Ab . lng, Irom Bosiou, ——— THANKSQIVING PROCLAMATION, WasuinaroN, Oct, 20.—Tho Prosidout has I wued Wiy proojutstion sotting apat Thutsday Nov. 20, 48 dey of Natious! Thaukegiviug,