Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1875, Page 7

i 3 eB te ok wt eteobn! Sa Se means SPORTING NEWS. Interesting Meeting of the Gun Club. Challenges from Other Organizations Classification of Members. Proposed Conference Botween Sportsmen and Commission Merohants. What the Latter Are Willing to Do THE GUN CLUB. ‘TMANSACTION OF MIBOELLANEOUS: TRUSINERS. A mecting of the Gun Club was hold Jast evening at tho Grand Pacific Hotel, Vice-President J, J, Gillespie presided, The frat businens fo order wan the IFICATION OF NEMDE! into first, aan, ‘and third grades for the Club shoot ‘on the 22d of February, ‘The arales were formed on averages of birds killed out of 100; tho Orst conelsting Bf thos who bad averaged seventy-fivo; the second of thono who had averaged from sixty-five to sevouty~ five; and the third of those who bad averaged lesa + than sixty-five. NEW MEMBERS, 1,0, Barkley, E. 8. Jordan, James Wiggins, O, N, McClintock, James ‘Thompson, were proponed for emberab! rise, Konny #ald the Gun Club was filing up rapldly, ita membership was lotge, and it was wecersary, now that {t had become a populsr organization, and par- tles were anxious to Join tt to ho more careful about tho character of the people they admitted. ‘Mr, Edwards moved that a committoy of two bo ap- pointed to oxamine the revord and stauding of all fu» ture applicants, Mz, Morton moved to amend by referring tha matter Board of Management. Cartted, tore fame of Mr-Joun D, Drake, of the Grand Pa. cifle Hotel, was proposed for election a6 honorary member. ‘On motion the rule Just made was tempo- rarily suspended, and Mr, Draite wos oleted, COMMITTEES, ‘The Commiltes on a Club Medal reported that $83 had heen aubacribed therefor, and that tt had been or- dored of Mr, Sherman at a cost of $125, Tho Committes on Uniforms anketl for further timo, Mr. Martin suggested. that aa Bir, Porter, a member af the Ciub, was 8 merchant tallor, ho be requested to ke 8 nnmople Bult. MTho Chile auugeated that Mr, Porter would need some instructions, Ifo had thought of having brown Relretoen facut with roling collar sud siaple pockets, rad eap of the same material. aUie, Hawards atated {hat tho Plymouth Club, of Dos ton, were appatelod in pleasing sults of tlonnel,whteh material he thought would answer for tho Gun Club, inasnittch asa good many of tte mombers could nub very ‘voll affosil to buy anita of « costly material, ‘On potion, tho old Committes was discharged, and a new ono, couslating of. Phillipe, Oharlon sor? iy fad Dr. Phillips, appointed to obtain a sample autt and present it at the next meeting. STREPING OUT, Messrs, O'Nell! Brothers tendered their resignations, stating In a communication that thoy were nrgod thero- fo by the fact that their names had been left out of the Unt of members contaimod sn tho history of the Club ublisbed recontly in Tur TRIDUNE. Puli Morton stated that the omiseion had been unin. tenifana), ‘After @ Uttle additional talk of an unimportant nature the rceignation was necepted, CHALLENGE, Achollenge was then read from tho Prairie Club proposing to shoot the Gun Club, the torms of the match elng teu men on a ide, to ‘shoot at fifteon avow-birds cach. : ‘The communication wan received, and» brief dis. sion followed, P itr, Edwards thonght the match shonld bo for fiftocn men, and be shut under the Gun-Club rules at Btagg’s. trey enny thonght tenor ffleen men would not mullicienily test the strength of the clubs, aud favored twenty men on a side. ‘Bir, Edwards waid the Prairlo Club could not bring out twenty men, ‘Mr, Wailer moved that the Sceretary be instructed to inform the Prairie Club that the Gun club wotlk shoot a match on tho following terms; Fifteen men each, Gun Club rules, plungo traps, 18 yards riso, at Staga's grounde, in a/woek from to-day. ‘The motion was carried. Mn Martin moved that« challenge be taste to the Kennleotts offering to rbioot them Saturday with twenty-five men at ten birds each, Tait upon the fabio. Ar. Martin moved to obtain badgos with which to { divtinguish Gun Club members during their future ahoats, The miceting did not eee thelr necessity, snd the motjpn was withdrawn, BUSINESS, Bir, Quigg offered the following: * feaoleed, ‘That the Secretary be authorized and in- 5, atructod to procure a suitable book, {n which all ecores ‘by members of tld Club be Kept, “« Resolced, That tho members of this Olub bo divided Anto four classes, according to thoir average, as shown in the book kept for that purpose, Resolved, ‘That all momber whose average alsall equal or exceed 80 per cent of all birds shot at suoll | eountitute Clam 1, All whioso averago eqttaln or ax- cect 70 per cent shall constitute Class 2, All whose avoraga equals or exccods GO per cent shail constitute Clase J, All whoue average is bolow 60 por cent to constitute Class 4, Nes, + Provided, That no member shall be entitled to on average or to soot in auy clays other than Class 4 ‘tut he shal unvoaliot threo times on dtfarent days, nd at not lees than Afteen single and tive double wines, ts olved, That the averagen shell bo made up from birds shot at at 91 yords, aud none other, “ Resolved, That the average of members be madoin Pigeons ond snow-birds soparately, * Revolwed, That in all matches engaged in by this Club, the number of oontostants shall be selected from bers having the highest average In tha kind of to be shot at in the match in which they are to Fepresent the Club," ‘Tho resolutions wero tatd upon the table, «The Glubadjourned, . ——— THE GAME-LAW, FROPOSED CONFERENCE BETWEEN STORTEMEN AND COMMISSION-MEN,. Ioan atliclo recently published in Tue Tarnune it wea shown that tho gomo trade of this city, eupplicd from the almost bottndless prairies ond woodlanie of which it {s tho centre, {8 moré extensive than that of any other city in the Union, and annually supplica dt with an enormous revenue, The article also showed that a large number of merohsnta are engaged tn the trade, which, game boing essentially an article of luxu- xy tathor than of every-day usu, must be quite proftas blo in sts nature, Another point brought out then j which is of especial interoat jues now, was tho fact that much of tlie game brought to Chleago during tho winter montha, eapectally during 8 neaton when snow abounded, had been illegally captured, In conatdera- tion of the fact that in the gamo trade the clty ts in possession of asteady source of income, it behooves thoso who hold the trede in their hande to remember, © as well for thelr own ns for the elty’s enke, that, though the atrict enforcement of (he Gamo laws may vecastoually rause them some Mttlo siiconvenionce or even loss, it is only by auch means that the gomo and the trade therein can bo perpetuated and thelr own intoreste protected, ‘The world of nations ta full of examples of tho disastrous rosulle of a lack of or falluro to caforce tho laws for tho protection of that Kiud of food wiileb, like the manne fa tho wildernces, 4a to be had for the gatherfug; but there ato eo many places in this country which ence teomen with, but aro now bere of, game of all kinds, that it ie unnbceasiry tocall attention io this, The mon who ansres wild fowl, or shoots them ott of season, and the con- signor abd consignes who wink at, such viold tion of the laws of Natura and mon, aro aa stupid ne tho fool who cut open’ the grote that laid the golden eage tn order to eecure ino bonanza, and us buso a8 tho profligate who beggars bin progeny by equandering his paternal acres ju his own plesutires, Unfortunately, however, the race of fools ‘will never bo dead, and just as long aa ® peal ghicken fs left to pon,'at so long will thera be a pole hunter to go after it, Xo matior what the ecaeon or what the law to the contrary, To quatd againat this Dhortaightedness haw ever been the polfty of theos Tihs inyarabiy boon found fo be dinieale oeettoegs ound to bee diflic Kuss tnverlably toa cult matter {0 ENPOUCEMENT OF THE WISE LAWS which have been enacted pou the aubject. ‘This bas proved the caue pariteularly in Chicago, which con- tains a large number of gouticren-apartemen who have devoted much time to the matter, bnt the peculiar naturyof tho game-trade of the city makes It very diteuss for thy law to be sitlelly enforce, ‘The trade insuppited from Btates somo of which have nu Gamo Jawa of all, and others wherein the cloxe weason {4 two monthe later in begiuning than in thoBtate of Uiinols, A certainly seems hard that @ Chicago dealer ehould Bot be allowed, and by the atrict jetter of tha Jaw he js Bock (eat: LoMS, praitio-ehickens, which ‘can ‘be zhot legally up to tho lat of Aprilh on the Ia of February; because on that day bogitie the Ll{uote close peatou t but then, again, how eau thove interested in the Eresarvation of Milhole pratrio-chickous, by curoreement of our Htato laws, tell tut the chickens Phare for sale on Bouth Watur streut really met with hele death in ows, or Kauasa, or Nebraska, or elie= Phere culalde of Uiinoia? ‘These things have been Toree the Busts (oom she aporlamen: who wish to en- fords ‘ie fate Jaw, and to the consiguees who eee tele giving’ by sclling yume forward- ung mati hag prone and consequently sowards ameliorating amairs, and {1 ie well rn thas Turkdy, have boca a gbteken und quali, aud witd A legally shot or tray nt sold, ahd eaten, At Iw ataled, however tbat’ tee set » that this year ae Tice State Sporting orgeutzstion tuteud to A VIGOROUS CRUaADE against all parties who muy be cau, 06 fatter of the Gano laws, Wieiget,Volsting even silo really wild bo carriel ou tuorevigorstate’ ry the diitecout ones whlch Lave boen auusatig neon tet Cos Oy lavt few years, thus only ‘will hog Pee fact that the gazne-dealora oro anxious to haves roe ference upot the subject with the sporiemen Falher favors, wuaplcton "that Qe tien AOE feally rolled up thelr sleeves ‘for Uualnoes ont Hime. in order to gain suse ides sof wits {Badal of success wasitely fo crown the efforts of y merchants ih (helt attewy't tobi upon some plan by which the Iegitimste trade in game of Stuer dates might be carried on without aubjecting the tratler to puniahment, u ‘CaipuNd reporter yoster- day callod upon. MN. A, TB, CARE, a South Water strect commiarion merchant, who takes a lively ialerest in tho pubjeet, and had a conversation with him, an follown Teporter—Me. Chare, I helleva that you aro one of 8 number of comminaton merchants who aro nnzlota to Thoct tho aportnnon balf way in thoireffortsto enforce the Gamo lawe? Mr. Chaso—That {a exactly what I am, Col, Bond, of Bont & Furworth, and myself have been appointed a committee by tho Produce fExchange to hold a mect~ ing wilh eportamen on the mubjert, mo tat 8 proper {ntotchange of views tiny lead to much an arrangement a5 T am autre will be mutually honeticial, Toporter—What havo you dono? Mr. Chaec—Wo called yestorday upon 3fr, We F. Milligan, a member of tha "Bite Spotting Asroctation, to arrange for « meeting for to-tay, 1F posnlbe, but be auld (hat Mr, Lo Moyne had foo much huainess on bis honda tonttend to the matter before next Thursday, and Mr. Clark, another Ieader among sporting men, was unwoll; 60 tho confercuce was postponed till ‘Thneaday. Reporter—What are THR DIFFERENCES between the comnilasion mictehsuts and the sporting mon which you propose to remove in tho confer~ unea Mr, Chase—Tho sporting men consider that the lawa of this &tnte apply ta gam from otlior States, whilo we hold that it does not,—that thore always hse been and alwayn will be a trafiio in gam from otlier Btates witilo the cold weathor lasts, Wo want to soo if wa cannot yoamend tho law thata trado in this grme will bo legesl, ‘Reporter—And thon alt the dealora will be pasain off Iineis gaine as coming from other States, wi they not? Nr. Chase—No; we propose that the respousiblo commission morchants who deal in game aball plete themelves not only not to deal in Tilinola game dur- {ng the linofs clone season, but also to work with the fimo clubn in enforcing iho Mate lava, against any eaters, who moy persitt in their infraction, Now, not one-half of the commission merchanta deat in gate, and the bulk of the trade in principatiy in tho handa of 2B fow largo dealers, Now if thoso, an thoy undoubtedly ould, weroto apprise thelr consignors of this blate thnt they would recelvo no game from them in the close reason, the action would prove the host protec- {lon posstble'for the game, ‘To stop the sllogal killing wo niust get at the consignors, and the beat way to do that is through the consignecs, Hoporter—tiow do you think tho negotiations *ilL reault 7 Mr, Chaso—f think, from what T can already neo, that ihey will end in’ on arrangoment by which the reaponsible commission morchants will agreo to hau- dio. no game killed in Hilnole during the close season, and tofto allin thelr power to onfurce the law on other commission merchants, ‘Reporter—How about gama from ather Sintes? Mr, Chase—With (hat arrangement perfected, wo can go on handling it aa yefore, — BILLIARDS. CLEVELAND, O., Feb, 2.—At the billiard tour- nament to-day, Houing beat Coleman—rcoro, 200 to 65; Choate beat Mullon—score, 200 to 199 ; Casper forfoited gamos to Coloman and Thatoh- or, and Bluin one to Gallaghor. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. SENATE, BENATOR WALTACH. ‘Wasnixarox, D, 0., Feb, 2.—Mr, Cameron present. ed tie credentials of William A. Wailace, United States Honator-clect from Peunoylvanin for six yoars from Marchi 4, 1871, which wero read and placed oa file, BROOKA, OF ARKANSAS. Mr, Clayton prorented tho memorial of Jamos Brooke, of Arkansas, claiming that st an efection held. ‘on the’ Sth of November, 1873, he was diy elected Governor of ‘that Btste for four yeara from the first Monday of January, 1873; that he wax in all respects eliysble, but that the Government of the ftate hod been usurped by force and fraud, and st is now Held by armed force, Ho aaks that the lawful Gavern- anent of the State be recognized, and that auch action bo faken hy Congrens ax will protect the conatituttonal Government iv asld Btate, Ordered printed and re- ferred, ‘WANILINGTON GAMDLING HOUSES. ‘Mr, Sherman submitted a resolution instructing tho Judiclary Committe toinquire and report whether thera fataw tu force suy act of leginintion under which the authoritios of the District of Columbia aro einpowered fo prevent and suppress, uotorions gain Uitng eatahileuments in tho District, aud, if there is not such legislation, to confer stich power, Agteed to, Mr, Sherman, jn proxenting the reenlution, sald be knew nothing of tho matter bimaelf, but from what he had acen in the uowrpapers, there existed such ertallishments in thin city, which wero s public scandal aud in violation of the lawa of any State, ‘MR, SARQENT ILL, It was snnonneed tint Mr. Sargent, who Und the flour to-day to address tho Sonate in regnrd to Louiel= nna affaits, had been tuen suddenly sick, and, there- fore, could not #yoak to-day, LEGISLATIVE MEMORIAL. Mr, Hitchcock prescnted a joint resolution of the Nobraska Loyisiature in favor of estublishing @ branch mint at Omaba, Referred, TRANSPORTATION. ‘Mr, Windom presented tho preamble and renolution agreed upon by the caucus yoetorduy, Sustructing the Commitieo on Commerce to insert in tho Kiver and Hecbor Appropriation bill auch sums as in their judgment can be judiciously and economically expanded during the, uext ducal year upon the improvements named in tho presmble, published this moraing. Ordored printed and to 116 onthe table, Hegave notice that st an early day ho would ask the indulgence of the Senate to cousldor samo, Mr, Allison introduced a Vill to authorize the con- strucifon of « pontoon bridge actoas the Mikniemippl Tilvor at or near the City of Vubuquo, Ia, Keforred, INFORMATION WANTED, Mr, Bogy mubmittod » resolution calling upon the Secretary of the Interlor to furnish tho Senate with full information as to the servicos rendered by Will- fam P, Adafr and G, N, Vaun, for which tho sum of £50,000 was paid thom out of monoys belonging to tho Osage Indiaus, Agreed to, THe MANQUETTE BREAKWATER, Mr, Cuandier presented « memorial of oltizens of Detrolt asking at appropriation to extend the break- water at Marquette, Mel. Neforced, INDIAN BILLS, On motion of Me, Ingalls, tha Committes on Indian Affairs was allowed till’ 2 o'clock for the redispoeition of te bills on the ealendar roported “by that Cons mittee. Mr. Ingall called up the Hone bill to authorize the fieneca Nation of New York Indlane to lease the Janda within the Cattaraugus ond Alleghany Hesurvutlons anid to coufirm exteting lenses, Mr, McCreery (Ky.) said as this bilt mado a radleal cuange jn the pollcy of the government of the Triliuus, ho thought i$ worth while for the Senate to pause bo- fore passing ft, ‘Tho Government had alwaya con- stituted itself the guardian of the rod man, and ib was ‘bound in law sa woll ay humanity to guard tholr rights eatofully, Tho titlo to tho land In question ia not and never was in the Govorament of tha Uniteil Btates, On this reservation thero were about 3,000 Seneca Thdians, who had Leen in pescenbloe poxsession there for ninety-nine years, ‘Tile bill hod bosn intro- duced in ulter disregard of tho wishos of thote mort deeply intercated. ‘“hoso Indisua were cducated, aud cottainly shoutd bo beard upou a measure of such ini portance to them. Ife hoped the map of the United Btatea would show one pot, no matter how wmali, ‘whore the good faith of the nation liad Leen maintain ed for ninety -uiuo years, and where, in God's namne, it whould Yo maintained forever, Mr, Unmilton (Toxne) sunt to tho Clerk's desk and had Yead s protest of the Seneca Council ayslutt the ‘passage of the bill, anit ratd this legislation bad been Asked by no ony except a railroad company, which has squeezed a coucession out of these poor Lutliane, and now wanted the Government to confirm it, ‘The whole Interior Department was ongaged in this acheme, and Us for che would stand in his place and insiat that it wan public ‘plundor, ‘Thoso Indians were protected by solemn ‘treatic, ‘Tho Legislature of Now Yérk has enacted laws about the reaervation, Dut the Bupromo Court of the United stated held it has no power to do HO. fe entered bis solemn protest against the passage ‘Mr. Ingalls said tbat ho hed been profounily im- reanet by the arguments of the Senator from Kentucky (AlcCroery) and the Senstor from Tors (Uamilton,) but unfortsmately the remarks of both of them were Lascd tipon eu entire misapprehenaton of the priuciplo involved and. ubject sought to be accomplished, None of tho obe jections urged agalust this Lill were good, ‘The Beneca ation occnpled thts ploco of land, about 40 miles long nnd milo wide, Lt wae cromed by three railroads the Erlo, the Atinntio & Gront Western, and Rochestor & State Line, Tho two former rode intersected at the Town of Balanianes, where leascs of portions of the tsnd had been mado by In. digne to white men as well as to ratlraad compantes, and tho object of this bill wan simply to confirm eich leases, ‘Tho rallroaite entered the tos ervation by conacnt of tho Indians, aud the money for that right had teen pald into thelr ‘Treasury, The bil did not propose to deprivo tho Indians of thelr rights, but almuply proposell that the leusca tmade by the Indians themeclyea should bo ratio, There ‘was not o vingle whito person upon the reservation. without the consent of ihe Indians, —Improvonente amounting to over & million of dollars had been made hy thoes who lented the lauds, aud thete rlglts should ho protested now, ‘Tho Supremy Court of the United Btatea had docided thot the New York Legtsla. tura was not competent to ralify the Therefore Cun; Mad anked 40 pi ote WU. The prdtesta hero ngaiuet ft were iy ‘trom Indisue who lived upon the, Cattaraugus Hescrvation aud ‘not from thone on the Allegauy ites. ervation, who were most intorested, A great Majority Of the lutter wore iu favor of it, Messrs Fenton aud Bogy supported tho bill- Mr, Prat moved on apieudment providing that alt Jeasea now made or hereafier tu vo made purauant to tho act, whould be subject for thetr validity to the ap- proval of the Hecretary of the Interior, Alter further dobate the motion of Afr, Pratt refer. ring tho lesson to the Necretary uf tho Interior for ap. proval ‘was rejected, aa well us the miution of Afr, Bos Ireery to recomnit the bill, ‘@o amendments mude by the Commiltes on Indisn Allaire were agreed to, and the bill pasaud—yeau, 26 ' nays, 11, CANADIAN BECIPROCITY TREATY. ‘Mr, Morrill (Vt) gave woticd that to-morrow or next day ho would call up the resolutions of the Vermious Legislature relative to tue propaved Canadian recl~ procily treaty. ‘After cxectilye session, adjourned, HOUSE OF KEPRESENTATIVES, THE NEW LULZ caRMED, ‘The House resutnwil ite session at 10a, m. ‘Mr, Butler (Sfuvw.) moved to suspend {No rules so a9 to givo the Comuajtice on Mules leave to report forthe wit it a smenamente xo {he rules, and pro ring the consideration of much report no dilatory motion whatever aball ertalued {the Speaker, nal bter nee uy ‘Mz, Byect made a poinb of order that the same report a bill to” THE CHICAGO DAILY proporition in ruletance had been offered threo tinton durlug tomday's nerston ‘The Boerker overrnled the point of order, saying that the proponition had heon clinpged each time, Mr, Storm rald he did not think that the gentleman from Marsachuretts shoult he racognizet sntil ober entlewien who lind roroluttour to aiter gota eiance to dono, Tho geatleman from Masmehusetta had been recognized by the Hpeaker three tines. Mr, Feaniall—And always on one attbject, Mr, Bpeer—Thls samo proposition has already been voted down, "The Spesker—This one hoa not been, Ir, By coraaft hos been in wubstance, Mr, Uutler—I have changed it. ‘Me, Raudall—J nloulil like to'know how sauch timo that shie of the Hours tn to lave, aa that Wo on this side may know when wo are to get in "Tho Hpeaxer—In proportion to tha number, the sido of the House to which the genUeraan belougs ian used tip twica ng much timean the other sida, Mr. Kandall-Yea, i taken trtice the time to defend thin side againet encroachment, Mr. Butler--Yon tind all Jiat weok, and wo aat up two nights to accommodate you, {Laughter,] Tio Speaker—Tho geuttonan (Itandall) made twen~ ty-five almilar motions the name day, Mr, Handtatl--In w good eanisa. The Speaker—It docs not Me in that gentleman's ynouth, Lowever, to object to anolhor gentleman inake ing three motious, Ste, Gerana—Aud in a better cante, Mr. Deck—Is it eight to move that nobody but tho gontleman fcom Madsuchunetts shall bo recoguized by she Chalr? ‘Tho Kpeaker-~Tho Chair thinks that that remark {a not by pny pracacdings in the House called for on tho Side to whitch the gentleman belouge, Tho Chair dee Alros to repel tho Idea very publicly before tha country that the minority in the Toure docs not have tho am- plest protection in its rights, and_ does not, fn propor tion to numbers, occupy twice the tle thaf the major- ity stocs, “sir, Slorm—1 do not compiain of any ylolation of our rights under tho rules. but I cotpplain that, in the exereine of his dixcrotion, the Chatr has recognized the geutleman from Masmaciusetts threo thos, Tue Kpeaker—As was tho Chair's porfoct right to do, ‘Mr, Butler (Mans,)— was not recoguized tiis morn~ ing until after a Domocrat was recogutzcd,, Mr. Bpcer—Tt fs o discretion which tho Chair should exercise fairly, Tha Spenker—And the Speaker has exercisrd tt falr~ Jy. The first gentleman recognized this moraing for & motion to nunpond the rules was # geutioman on that 10 of the Hautee, {Loud calls for Regular order” from the Tepubiie. an ride, Sire Teandoll moved su adjournment, voto of yeaa and u ‘Tho Louse thon proceeded to voto on Butler's motion, and {t wus rejected—-yoas, 177} Bays, 00, losn than (wor thirda {n tho affirniative, "Great excitement prevaliot during tha taktngof the vote, and Sts progress was suxfously noted, tho only Republican voting with the infnority waa Soner, and his vote again defeated the motion, Mr. Garfiota then moved to nnpent the rates, and adopt an a now ruto the followin: “Whenover s question ts pending before the House, the Speaker shall not entertain’ ony motion of a dilatory character, except ove motion to adjourn and ono motion (o fiz a day to which the House shalt adjourn, But tho provions quea- Hon on engrossment and third reading of ony Ul or fotnt resolution shall uot bo ordered during the first day of its counideration, tnleas three-fourtlin of the members present shalt second the demand ; rovidert, that tia rule shall pot apply to Hous reno lutions; and provided furthers that It shall not apply to any proposition to appropriate tho money, credit, or other property of the United Btates, except regular aunual appropriation bills, ‘At the suggestion of Me, Halo (Me.), Mr, GarGeid jeadifiod the role by changing throefourtha to two- thirds, ‘Meacra, Butler (Sfane,) and Connna made an effort to have the proviso abont. the previous question struck out, but they were unable to do 80, 4 vote waa taken on Garfield's motion, and it was re- Joctod—yeas, 153; naya, 110—not two-thirds in tho ailirmative. The Republicans voting “no” were Butler (Mass.), Butler (Tenn,), Cobb (N.C), Weld, Fost, Haya, Hodges, Hynes, Todand, Pelbant, Sheals, Builth (La.), and Todd—13, Mr. Kasson moved to auspend the rules and allow the Committee on Rules to report now any now rulo of chango of rite; that during {ta connideration tne Rpcaker shall entertain no dilatory matlun, aud that tho discussion thercon shall be Iimited to one hove, Me, Hldeodne augested that twas about time for the House to attend to the public buaincss, Mr, Wilbor—We are attendiug to the public busl- near, ‘The vote wan taken on Mr. Kusson's motion, and it wan carried—yens, 181; nays, 00, ‘The reault was the canse of great congratulation en the Republican eld of the House, and of correspond~ ing depression on the Democratic aide, Mr, Garfield thereupon, from tho Committee on Rules, reported the rule ‘which he bad previously offered, ‘Tho rutes having been read, Mr, Cox, 2 member of the Connmitico on Rules, made a point’ of order that tho Committeo lad had no meeting since {t was ordered to report, ‘Tho Speaker overrule the point, ‘Mr, Randall saked to hayo {he rule read, which he royarded aa besting on the polnt, and tho Speaker not having asrented toit, Mr, Mandall said he would new reaigu any further convection with the Con nilttee on Rules. ‘The Speaker notified him that that would be in ordor ata subsoquent part of the proceedings, but was not now. Mr, Cox nota be would try and make 9 point in order, unless orackling of thorns uador a pot disturbed Lim, ' [Laughter on the Republican alde,| ‘Mr, Cox—I have had the honor to serve on the Cons- mittee on Rulos for many yeara, snd during the War, anil very few Innovations of the rules bave been allow= ed. Wo presorved them during all the tomptations to change them, Tuo Spesker—The gontlemen will slate lis potnt of order, Mr, Cox—Iam going todo no, Tho point fs, that I resigh my pouitiow on tho Committee on Rules, ‘Tho Speaker—That tw not in order now, The gentle- man may do that for dramatio effect, but ho knows that st is not {n order, * Mr, Cox—I gavo notice yosterday, ‘The Speaker (with the sume soverlty of manner)— Noting more frrelovant could possibly bo obtradad. Bir. Lamar—low does the Chair know that tho gen= tleman from Now York did it fot dramatio ofect 7 Tho Speaker—Dacause, the gentleman from New York tmaws that it le abeolutely out of order, absulute- ly. {Groatezeitement on the Demiocratis ‘afte, ani calls for the regular order from tho Tepublican side,} The Spenkor—The Ohalr in willing to tho utmost ergo of liveratity to hear all points of order ; but ho 4a not willing to havo tho proceedings iuterruptod by Sevelevaut remarks, ‘Mr, Lamar—Itow does the Chair know that the gen- Heman from New York kuew ho waa out of ordor? ‘Tho Spoaker—Becanse the Ohnir ja very well_ao- quainted with the largoexporioucn and great Intelli- gence of tho gentloman from Now York, Mr. Lamat—Tho Chair had no right to assume any auch thing, ‘fhe Bporker—Porsthly not; but when the Chair is accused of deciding unjustly, aud trampling ov the rights of the mluorlly, the Oualr may be pardoned for commenting with some freedom, Mr. Cox—I mada no charge against the Chatr, and the Chair had no right to make thut polut on mu ‘Tho Bpeaker-The Obale has uot in to remnolcst doe roo reforred to the gentleman from Mississlppi (Lamar), from whom hie has recetved nothing bnt reapect, but the Chair caunot beliove that any gentle- man of’ the House, and especially two gentlemen 80 thoroughly conversant with the rulca na tha gentlemen from Vennaylvauia and New York (Randall und Cox) could possibly suppose that wile the House 16 acting ‘under a suspension of the rules & proposition to put fa their restinatious contd bo jn order, Mr, Randall-—t nay, air, that you have no right Inauy partlontar to question my motives or reflect pou them, stand hero in every respoct ax your pecr, ‘Tie Bpesker--Tho Oliair eantiot believe, unless he will so ptato to the Honse, that the gentleman from Penusylvania conaldors it in order now to offer his resignation eee Randall—-You havo rufed my resignation out of der, ortho Speaker--Dovs tho gentleman believe that itis tn Mr, Itandall—T did when I offered {t, You havo ruled {tout, ahd therefore I canuot offs it now; but f ehiail aval myselt of tho first opportunity ta do ft, Bir, Garfield explained tho provisions of the new pigane apoxo at length in ite witpport, He said fears had been exprossod that tt would mavle leginlation of tho character of clatms, or of wubaidics, or of what is sometimes called Jota, of,yarious sorts, to pass without tho necessory conslileration, ‘Tho Spakor—Hy no posslbitity can thet class of hills evor bavo the bouoft of this rule, ‘Mr, Hale (Mo,) moved to uthend the rte by require ing the previous question to te seconded by only two- tuleds tustoad of {hree-fourthi ‘Mr, Kasson moved an aichdment providing that the rio shall not be enforced on tho frat day of tho bonsidoration of a question, Me, Wilson (Iud,) moved to amen, also, by provid- ing that tho new rile shall not apply ‘to nhy propoal- ton to rofer any clafm (o the Gourt of Clalina, Mr. Kasson accepted Mr. Wilson's proposition, and Ancorporated ft in hfe awn, Mr, Cossus offered toamond further by giving to the dndiclary Committes power to report bills of a publle ohuracter on Thursdays, Mp, Lock dofended the action of the minority dure ing tho “deadlock,” omit maid now ou offort was mado to break down all tho rules, inorder to throw into the House the firebrand of the Ciyil-Rights bill, which had been rojectod by tho pcopleat the polls last November, Rejected ona Mr. Mutlor (Masa) sald no legislative bil {fo the world has over been cnrued with rules with whidh this Mouro has been cured, | Wheto di those utes come fran? | They fre the relies of the old alavo power, (Sucering and jatighter from the Democratio alte.) Thoy were inado to protect that power iu order to prevent any discus sion of Slavery or Abolition. I know whorcof I alfirm. Phoy were mnio to throw the powar of logixlation into 6 Lands of a few leading committees, mo that ne ruse ution could be introduced, and nothing dune which ‘Waa not In accordance with tho views of that power. fr, Hutler next referred ta the backwardness of Public business, and the shortness of the sqssion, and bald: Thia rule would allow Alluustering to go ou for ne day, fivery Lill, f the minority chore, can bo ‘ld off for one day, Woaronow hore in this ext. TRIBUNE: WE FEBRUARY 3, 1875. (DNESDAY, Hutlor=—Clearly tt does, for we have no way ing these bills before the Hours, T pray you, quod who stan for the country, to etamit to- are our hands, which have been ted up auld notdo anything for the benrfit of the d that we adopt x rule which shall not bo aw tho report fe, fr, Cremnin~ta thern any way to do thet, unless by down the previous question ? Hatler—Thera inno other way. Let us vote it down, and then each one of the amondmepts offered will come up and be voted on, and the majority of tho Toure can do what {t ought to Jo—that tn, pan auch a, rile-an will enable us to carry forward ptthlic business without haying one-half of our tine conyumel at (is will of the minority. Mr. Gox maid the gentleman from Massachuretts (Butler) referred to ouf siliburteriny to prevent certains Huniners lotended to affect the Honth, I cen show hin that when President Grant rent to Congress o mnoawage about Louistaua in February, two vears ago, {t wan referred to the Judiciary, and that Cotnmitice Ena never taken action tipon it mince, Yourawn Presi ont charges you with dereliction of daly that regard. Tatated at that timo that nonenction of the Judiciary Committes would prompt usirpation, and ithas done a0. It i4 not, therefure, for the gentleman from ‘Masrachnretin to complain that the minority obstructs Uin restoration of order and tranquility in the Bouth, The genticmun saya (perhaps for dramatic effect) that the rales, and Latippose tho Constitution ttrelf, were made by the slave power, They wero adiinisterod at courts in Charleston by the slavo power with the help of Caleb Cushing and snother reapectable Maranchnseite gentleman, — [Laugiter.] ‘tha parMamentary rules were adopied aan guard against the sucrnachments of the crown and the cor ruptions of power, atid now, dropping into s litle ifuority fn Congeees, you arc unwlso enough, for the aake of a temporary advantage in thin Clvfl-itighitn bith, to take down all thrao safequards which would vevent tho qusrkeries and extravaguucies bn longing to Iegislation. ‘These rules ara olds they are venorable, ‘They havo stood the text of tine over ninety years, ‘They have the mternity of the father of Domacracy hinwelf in the interextu of Mberty and not in the interest of royalty, I may not know Low to ainendd them, of to wisist io amending them; Ye entitled tothe clegant complitoent of the Byer tone thing ia certain, that during ail tho time £ hive been in Congcess: during the War, whott the temptations to chao rales were great, £ Raye stot stoailily agaluat all fnuovations on tho rulta, Tregr.t that the day of innoydtiona has come, but the hf Demucratic Jubilea haw alxo come, and yon, Mr. f, ‘vonal not Le hero in tho next Congrens if yor nat vted carly in the apring, (Laughter.] Tui that “for dramatio effect." (Laughter,) Me, Lumar sald: Thope that when the Deincers fe ry comes inta power in tho Houre it will reinstate uient and highly-moral rule, and obrerve ite stizulution# aa exactly uit hina always oleerved the conpromises of the Conatilution. [Applause on tho Dennerutiontde,) Let naadmit that tie nlaye power dit ofigiate tho rule: let it go forth tothe world that when there mon—whom the gentleman from Mussachu- rotts denomiuates—the slave power—had unquestioned ascendancy in thin Goyorninent, aud bad the power to carry their menstired over minorities, and rerardiers of the rights of members, thoy voluntarily cuine for- award and put a fostraint npon thelr own action, and. gave the tainority the right to protect themselves against all opproasiye meusures, (Applause on ihe Domocratic side.) ‘The Spenker came down on tho floor and advernted the rule roported by Mr. Garficld, The rule which had clovated n motion to adjourn toe fixed day abuve # nimplo motion to adjourn bud not been incorporated into the rales for Bfty years after the Government wae organizeil, and, untoss lie wan entirely mistaken, the use of jt Jor the purpose of what in now known os filibustering never tok place until 1654, when it wae resorted to on tho Kansas-Nebruaka bill by the minority to defeat what bd pone into hiatory oa “a parlismentary fraud, by which, in Committes of tho Whole, the ” enacting clause was atruck out of the bill, aud the bill, oa being repurted to tho Houne, waa then considered, ‘That had gono inte history asa parlismentary fraud, and nqaiust that the minority had ealled tho yeas ond nays 14 timet. That, ff ho midstook not, wan the origin of filibuterivg. Me came to the’ floor, however, to oppose the proposition of the gentleman from Masuachurotts (Butler), who abjects to that porlion of the proposed rulo which gives the mipority one day's debate, and he proposca that the majority of the House shall, without muy delay whntever, without «ny opportunity for a word of protest, without auy opportunity for an amendment, withartt debate, with out explonation, without cousiderstion, force down the throats of ‘the minority any measure that the uuajority may agree upon. | For, one am oppored to that, and for one i desires to soy that I would mover consout, while I am in tho majority, to the support of nm rule or to report o rule from tho Coinnilltce of which T um Chairman which I would uot be doubly willing to live under in the nifnority, I belleve that this pro~ conn of Alibustering ia wholly and entirely wrong, and Thelleve moreover that its growih came probubly from the fact of too rash a tea of the proviows ques tions on important measures, The Speaker opposed the proposition of Cessna to clinge the rile so.an to enshle the Judielary Commit- teo to report at any time, atid said he did not feu tho nosasity for it, berause tho elect Committee ap- pointed on affaizs in Mississippi, Alimma, and Lou isiana have a right to report nt auy time, After further dobato the House proceeded to vote on tho rulo and umendments. Mr, Kneson’s atnendment waa rejected without the yeas aud nays, and Mr, Hale's amendment reqursting tha previous ‘question to he secoudei! hy twonthinte, nol three-fourths, was sdopted—yens, 15%; nays, 13, ‘Ar, Cestna’s amendmont was not admitted. ‘Tho rule aa amended was adopted—ycan, 171; nays, 87--Mr, Sener still voting with the miuority, ‘Tho rule as amended rows as follows: Whenever a qucttion te pending before the Houre the Speaker sbsll not outertain any dilatory motion, excepting one to adjoin, and one motion ‘to x 8 dey to, gy hie dlle, Moure | shal adjourn, but tho provious question on the engrosement aud third reading of any bill or _jalut revolution shall not be ordered during the first day of ita consideration unless two-thirds of the members Prosent slall socund the demand ; Provided, that thie rolo shall not apply to ‘House resolutions offered in tho morning hour of Monday: ond provided further, that it shail not apply. to any proposition to appropriate money, credit, or other property of tho United States, excopt’ regular annual appropriation bitts.! Merurs, Randall and Cox then inelsted on renigning thofr; places on tha Committeo ou Itutes, and, after some discussion, their resignations were accepted, ‘Gu motion of Mr, Butler (Mass) the rater were sine ponded, aud n bilt pagseid appropriating $9,000 fur the oxponses of the Belect Committes on Louinians, Mr. Butler (Mnss.) moved to go to tho Tusiness on tuts Speaker's table to take up the Bonato Civil-Mighte Mr, Ward (8, 3.) moved to mapond the rafes ani Pers he bill wiviig to the hairs of soldiers killed, in battle, who hnd eniisted for fess thon one year, tho samo botntios ne if th Without notion ou al had enlisted for three yearr. er of these motions the House 7 A KNAVE OF HEARTS. Mow Me Proved to Be Trumps in Amboy, ill. One of the Most Respectable Elope- mente of the Season, AN ELOPEMENT-SENSATION AT AMBO‘® ILL* Speaal Miapatrh to The Chacaa Tribune. Annoy, HL, Feb, 2.—This flourishing little town on the Illinois Contral Ronl was recently thrown iuto quite o flutter on account of a run- away match, which, bosides adding another {n- stance to the many which have verified tho old asying that “Love Inughs at locksmiths,” is fraught with such romantic and melodramatic incidents an to make it epecially worthy of no- tice. Among tho prominent oll residente in this town none fs better known or moro revpected than MIR. A. WH. WORSTER, who is the representative here of one or two fire and life insurance companies. Though bis busi- ness wan of a kind which led him into relations with a large number of citizens, it is only within the last few daya that he has been elevated to fatne, tho cause of Lis wdcten notoriety being the receut clandestine marriage of his daughter, Mies Stetla Worstar, a prepowressing and perti- nacious young lady of 17 years of ago. For somo timo peat, how long tho young lady bersolf knows Lest, alia had bden indulging in corre. spondence, all the sweeter becanse strictly Bo- cret, with a youny; man of the town named CHARLES LOS, Why the parents thould have opposed the ad- vances of young Lony ro atrehously fa not kuown, a3 he iv & respectable young felfor, but it 3 thought that the relations between tho fothern—tho lattar of whom will bo recognized iu Cbicogo as the individual who sold 36,000 worth of cattle thera somo weeks agu and came homo minus {ho money, which he ‘stated had been stolen fram him—were not of a lund likely to help the boy in his suit for Stella's alfections. In order tho moro effectually to wean the young Jady from ber love, ber parents BENT HEN AWAY TO BCIOOL for three months Inks winter, and when she re- turned they were happy to perceive that sho neither spoke of nor suemed to take tho rlightest interest in her lover, and in tho fulness of their heats thoy coneontod to her plea not to be sent back agaiti. Circumstances which Jast fall enne to light, however, showed that not only bad the girl been corresponding with her Cbarloy while ay gchool, but that since her recurn home she had managed to keop in regular correspondence with him. ‘ho immediate conxequenco of this dis- covery was the great wrath of a brothor of the gicl. named Charles Werster, who met old Long on the ntroet and beat himso severcly tuat hit life wna for nomo tine dexpaired of, Having ne- complished this feat, youug Worster jumy town for Iowa, and it was only alter long nego- tions between mutual friends that be was permitted te return, Bince his return no fire ther unplessantuess occurred between these village = Montagues and Cajntets, as to all appearances Mixa Stella seamed quilo oblivions of ler Charley Long, who seemed ultogether in- different to tho youn aly. Recent develop- ments, however. show that instead of declining, the intimacy, fauned by tho kind offices of friends, who, unknown to the parents of Stella, carriad Ictters to sud from tho lovers, increaeed daily, and wan & mnatier of intoresting village gore to all but the parties mast interente: Not only did tho lovers enjoy the pleaxura of rending tho oft-repeated. but lone tue legs pleas~ ant, oxprezelons of love which their letsera con- tained, but even MASANED TO MEET protty frequentiy through the arsistauce of 9 mutual friend, Hix name was ‘Taylor, aud upon lim the parente of Miss Stolla bad always beuta tender eye aga desirable young man in whose breset their tar might tind fit resting- place, and, when ‘Tsylor ealled with as horsa and bngry to take Mies Stella out. driving, he was alwaya receivod with tho kiudest of welcomes on the part of Mr, Wors- ter, and with many teuder bend-pressiugs on the part of the mother of the girl, Asa mattor of fact, however, Taylor's drives with Misa Stclia wore of very short duration, ss it always lap peved that before dtiving very far the couple would, accidentally of course, mect Charloy Long, when Yaslur would sccommodatingly va- eato bis place in the buggy in one’s favor. Still it slways happened that Taylor drove the young lady back to her house. go that no stn- picions wore aroused in the hearts of tuo old couple, who wero so pleased with the advances that ‘Laylor was making in the daughter's rac {hat quite recently they added wo very materially to her wardrobe that eho became the euvy of tho female portion of the whole town, ‘THE DENOUMENT, however, was closo at hand. Quo evening Inst week, it secina, while Mr, Worator was busy cut- ting up some ment in the cellar, sud Mrs, Wors- ter was working st ber scwing-machino, Mies Btella quictly went unnoticed to her room, and astily eclocted three of her best dresses, and othor articles of wear sufliciont fora runaway trousseau, and went to tho epvé ot which sho used to meet her lover on the bnggy-ride occa- sione, having first of all gent word by a friend asking him to meet her there, He was prompt- lyon hand, and surprised at finding her aluno and with 9 formidable bundle in hand, he erled, “ Why, Stella, what do yon want 7" to which bhe replied, ‘1am ready to go wilh you.” Ho ox- adjourned, FIRES. AT PEORIA, ILL, Speotal Diapateh to The Chicaae Tribune Peours, 111, Feb, 2.—Lhe cracker and candy factory of Kellogg & Davis, better known og Field's {bakery, on Franklin strect, way destroy- ed by at a very early hour this morniog, ‘There is no dofinito theory as to the origin of tho fio, but it 18 eupposed to havo started from a poorly-constructed chimnoy in tho roar ef tho bitilding, Tho ostoblishmont was ruvning at the timo of tho fire, and the flames had made contiderable hosdway before the workmen knew of the fact. The building wae s fino one, sud 8 lurge and profitable business Was done, The loss will bo a sorlows ono to tha ontorprising pro- prietors, who are but partly covered by insurance, The lors on tho building will be about one-third, while that on stock and mochinory will be nearly total. ‘hore {6 $29,500 inutirance, in the fol- lowing companies: | Buulding—ZAtna, €2.690 ; Home, of Now York, 22,500; Insurance Com- pany of North Anterica, 1,000; Springtiold, 91,000; Ponnsylvauia, 1.500; Orient, 21,000. Btock—Fire Association, $1,500; Underwriters’, $2,000; Royal, $1,600; Springtiold, $1,600; Tu- suraneo Company. of North Amorica, £1,500, Bency, with tho country almost breaktug tuto civil ‘war, with White Leaguere all over the Nouty, with ono Blate Clsorysitzed snd held by bayonets atone} aud et thiw rule offers to give hislf the remaining tio of his Housy to Alibustering, AYE. utlor Derouglt ths majority not tu allow any Ailbustoring under any form of rules, aud voit wo aro how asked fo give uf ono-hulf of all the thine that ie Jeft us to wave the country, out of courleay Lo a ile bority which whows us nothing but ite teoth, [Laughier und excitement.) Mr. Tremoin—In it not necorsaty, in order to logis. Jato upon auy Southern questian, tut the amendment oerea by the gentleman frum Fonneylvauja (Cetus) Bir, Ute tteasly 3 aud therefore I was going to ask the Houso to consider that amendment aa thet the House can p2see bill by watch the President can be atmed with power to presorvo the pesce of the coun~ try so long as be remalna in the chair. ir, Tromain—Anid does not this whole contest lose ite siguificance if we do not adopt the amendment ¢ Machinery—F'rauktlin (Pa.), 82,500. AT FORT WAYNE, IND. Special Dianateh to The Chicago Tribune, Font Ways, Ind., Fob, Quito a largo fire occurred hore about hnif-past So'clock this morn- ing, involving tho total destruction of the ex- tonsive furniture factory of Nelson Whooler and tho factory of the Fort Wayne Bod-Lottom Com- pany, together with a barn adjolning, belonging to Fred BieCulloch. A number of adjacent sheds and buildings were more or leas damaged. Tho total loge is about 812,000, There was no insur. ance on tho main buildings. Mr. McCultoch's Joga ia about @1,500, of which ho had au iusur- anco of 8500, Tho supposed caee of the fire ‘was inceudtarism, AT EAST SAGINAW, MICH, Snectal Dispatch ta The vhreaao Tridune, East Saatnaw, Mich. Pob, 2.—A dwelling- houge owned by Johu Guinay, in this clty, was pretty effectually cleaned out by flro this fore- noon. Loss 1,000. A quantity of ‘furniture, owned by J, M. Thompson, on which there was au inguranea of 83,000 in a Connecticut fire in- sarnuco company, wan mostly destroyed, The fire {8 supposed to have boon tho work of an in- condiary. NEAR SIONEY, O, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Aiwngr, 0., Feb, 2—She large sanmill of Trossct & Hon, G miles north of Sidney, was to- tally destroyad by fire last night, Loss, €5,000, No insuranco, IN CHICAGO, ‘Tho alarm trom Box 614, at 5:30 o'clock Isst evening, was caugett ‘by the burning out of a chimucy at No, 70 Dosplatues street. F Bae: setae “FISHY, FISHY, IN THE BROOK.” Sprciat Diapatch to The Chicano Tribune, Bropx City, Ia. Feb, 2.—This morning Fish Commissioner Charles Haines deposited 5,000 young California saimou in Floyd River hore, aud inteuds putting the same number in the Bi, Sioux. Both rivers empty into the Alissouri within the city limits. pressed the utmost astonishment ar ber audden determination, but rojoincd, “ All right, Pi) take care of you.” ‘Tho couple then procired a vehi- cio, in whieh thoy drovo to pay a visit to s sister of Loug's at Lamoiille, iu Bureau County, in this tate. Meauwhilo old Worster had got through ent- ting moat, aud Mrs, W. bad Ict down the covor on her sowing-macbine for tho night, aud ina very fow minutes they discoyored that BIELLA W23 BMISHING. Until Into in the ovening they awaited hor re- turn, and when tho late hours of the night proached thoy wero elarmed and excited. Charlos Worster, the brother, coming home tn tho midst of tho pother, rushed tor lie revelvor and shot-gin, and, mounted upon his horse, rado tpand down the streets of the village, alternately shouting threate against Chorley Long and discharging his rovolver and gun. After av {neffoctual effect to find tho runaway couple, young Worster came home and went to ded, but got up noxt morning and continuod tho search, armed as before, aud making bis presence kuown overywhere by discharging his broadside, Frionda in’ tho villago who had fearned tuo wheroabouts of young Tonk and hia bride sent hin) out word “that lus brother-in-law was seeking hia blood ; so Long returned to Aindoy, gat down in tho railway station, aml seve word tothe sanguiuary Long that Mz COULD LE FOUND. ‘ thero at any time dering the aftomoon. Whether young Worster weakened Incommbently when he heard this, or whether his ecuunition tad all piven out, is not kuows, but he mate no at- tempt to {ind the man vnom bo had beox hunt. ing #0 vigorously tho fow days provious, but of the contrary’ went olf home, and hay not been ween since, What 1urther developments may ariao ig nut yot kuown. ‘Tho Lappy couple aro still at tho ‘wigter of the young fellow ut La Moille, atid afl Amboy is of the opinion that tho only thing left ig a reconciliation of tho pacties, and the blessings of the Worsters on the hesband oud bride, eee SHOPPERS. A Relief Convention at Fort Dodge, fn, to perfect the diaplay both during the day and meht, Tho costumes for the Ulks have aleo ar- rived, and nothing but good weather is nue uecorsary to make the Carnival tho finest over wilneased on the continent. 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Tirst Matinee in Chicago nf the charm littio pet BABYT BINDLILEY, With her father, Prof. Bind i alan th a I mal edacacin WODL AA DC Wn hae are Many educated Di ‘Last Matinee but one of of t! i : Axtravaganre, The i * Doxtteegests FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD! Ail the Stars annear, A programme. Admin sion to Matiner, 5 rit mibies: Suahir, MROW, THURSDAY 17. The hours crowded wit tho elite and cultured fy. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Clark.st., opposite Sherman ions, KELLY & LEON‘ MINSTRELS AND BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE AFTERNOON £2 S-GESSE Grand Matinee of the Crimson Scarf, Every Evening at Tar ALE these ore McVICKER'S THEATRE Mrs. D.. Bowers Weanerday and, iF mbghta ents, fy tier poiweefad orsanatinn of * FAREL ELMORE," in te Hine and beautttal way of area Mov l'Ss SACRIPTICH, Supported by F.C, M'COLLUM, J. 3G Mardiey Fs Wree Poh Sd, Uaintord, Ge Moilied, Mie, Alter, Mrs, McCORMICK’S HALL, GRAND VOCAL AUD TSTROMENTAL CONCERT, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA, BY THE CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE, jatiny ‘STU. Thursday Evening, Feb. 18, 1873, Admissinn, {02; Reserved ects, ae - eqhdmietion, fo; Rosarsed tects, she extra, Can bo et D, Director. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, First, {GREAT SCCUPSS of Bartler Camp. | hell's new Irish Drama, Gn ANA i TO-DAY |- xowand heautital sconery by Plagoxt: At 2 O'Clock, Charming muste by Loesch! HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE, Oorner of Halsted aud Harrison-sts. THE GREAT SUCCESS. Mile. Marie De Lacour’s Franch Can-Can Dancers! Madama Reutt’s Fernale Minstrels, and the Great Yaniely Gompany. ‘The Finest Fnterlaiament tn the elty. Matinces Tacsay and Fridy at 2:2). Admission to Matinor, #5 andl fireeats, CHICAGO MUSEUM. This Ercning tho GREAT BUCCERS, Font Dona, Js. Fob, 2.—The Convention called for the purposo of devising ways and qeans for the relief of tho grasshopper suffor- era in Northwestorn lows, Dakota, aud Nebraska mot hero to-day, with Gov. rpentor as Chaleman. Roporta wero received from & number of Jowa counties, and from Dakota and Northern Nebranka, showing tuat ovor 600 fami- Jiow will need further aid and grain for seod in Towa, ang over 1,500 iamities in Dakota, Jn tho latter mitch suffering is now provulent among the people, aud aid is very much necded of atl kinds, Upou Gea, Baker's motion, an appeal was adopted for Dakota, and tho Ntate divide Into districts for canvassing by Dakola, N: braske, aud Kansay agents, tho iret taking that part of Towa orth of the eouth ling “of the counties through = which the Northweatern Road passes; Nebraska that portion of the country betweon the North- weatern and Hock Isiand Roads, and Kangay, ,the balanco of (he Stato to tho south line, At the eyoning session, resolutions weroadopt- edindursing the ageuls sont out by Dakota, ‘Tho attendance was good, aud & deep, caruest feoling manifented, as THE COMING MEMPHIS CARNIVAL. Memruis, ‘fonn., Fob. 2,—The Commitzees sp- poloted by the Chataber of Commerce and Cot- ton Exchange to make arraugementa for enter- taluing visitors during tho Carnival havo made faxoreblos Eapactas ond haye no Soubl of shuiing accommodations for the immese crowd expected. ‘She various scnetion nze working night aud day SCANDAL! WITH A MUST POWERFUL OAST, To conclude with Wan, the Good for Nothing, Noat week an onticoly new rensattonte THE RINK, THURSDAY EVENING, Feb, 4, Grand Masquerade! Coma pnd soo It sou can toll Iehnny Cook front Altes ore Gelial, Come and ses Rariuin's Pat ios oe *RAtOBs ot imissthefune = BEAL TITU Ls IC ‘Admission, Bete, “BURLINGTON OPERA HOUSE, MADAME SCIISEIDEIR original, eicein in sclowl TLE TS BANE a Renee tf fhe DENG IN'S CARNIVAL, everg nbs. an d Family Matinces Wednesday and Racutdldy attsranurs egy HORNER'S HALL, West Rando Ieee ANT Wie ickain gee ballon pee, r ___ MUSIC BOOKS. 5 THE BEST HOME MUSIC BOOKS. 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