Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1875, Page 5

ol unsettloment of municipsl Governmen snd 8 barvent of feos for lobby-lawyers snd 6o! supt politicisns. The Darls Journal dea Debats haa recently publiehod & long and careful articlo on the Amorican Centennial, woighing motives, and in- | quiring whothor & fs to tho intoreat of tho Fronchi_nation to asnist in tho Exhibition, It seknonlodges tho_incancistency on th part of (bs Amoricana of inviting FEuropaaus to show Jsmples of wares which are turnod {be Cuntom-Tlouso in ordinary times jally objects to Pennsyivanis and Philadel- fs—{ho veryliot-bod of tho L'rotection poliay— s tho seat of tho Ealubition. Btlll, it believes tho Frooch ey thomsolves derive bLanofit from covtact with Amorican fdoas aud industrion. The apticlo continaos: It cannot bo denled that America promiscs to becomo & formldablo nival toEuropo, Within the past fow yeats aho hae mado groat progress, and ono day will, without doubt, bo In & gondition to competo with ua in {ho forcign markots. Tho Philadaiphia Exhibl- {ion offera an opportunity to sscortain tho ex- gent of the poril, snd the means of providing sgainst it ‘With all the fine and dolicate producta of artistic Europe before them, tho Americans may, porliape. rogret tho rigors of their pro- pibitory Byater, May it ploaso ffonven that thia great Exbibition may touch them and convert thom to saunder economical doctrines. They esninot keop up Cuatom-llouse tariffs that ara ualiko any others in the clvilized world. The fsrmers of tho Wost, who are by interost Fyeo- Tradors, and who vislt Eurape moro rarely than the inhabitants of Now England, will learn at {bis Exhibition of how many comforts and ele- gaoces thov are doprived by the unjust lnfluence of the Ponnaylvania msnufacturers and tho At- lintlo Blates.” PERBONAL, Dr. McCosn says that cannon must come pack. Vox ArNnt has beon rustieating in Italy, and will havo a hoaring on July 15, QGen. McCrerrax, who has boen wintering on e Nlle, is oxpocted back in July. Boventy-five per cont of the words in Jomw Batout's Bpocches aro monosyllsblos, The estato of tho Jato Joun Hanpen is valoed 14,000,000, A man who owna that much can afford to dle. Foor men canoot. Won't somebody go to Vienns and make up tho population? The last consus makes it ox- selly 1,001,993, which Is awksward, Only 260,000 & yoar is what Jonzs expocts to makeout of the ertificlal fco busness. Tho other fee-nellers will have to come dowu then. Gronor WasuiNaToN FEATHERSTONPAUOH, ence s momber of tho Wicconsin Constitutional Convention, hins been sent to the Insane Asylum, Aucobol did it. The High-Bheri® of Idaho Is engaged In broaking in & pair of old-tippod-and-heoled boots, valued at $100, which are to represent dsho ot tho Contonnial, Count Lopis Contr. the Italian Minister at Washington, is going to Conntantinople, and the ladies nro preparing to shed bitter tears. Ha's #0 handsome, you know. ‘Tho malicious contemporariesof the New York Tyfbune are trying to make ita basement beer- mloon unpopular by alluding to the frequency with which lightning shatters tall towors. ‘The ramor is that Lord Durrenx reaigns his position as Governor of Canada as soon as he rolurns to England. Whether the young and tslented Marquis of LonNm succeods him isnot settlod. The Lexington (KXy.) Press tried to tell of the recoption of Bishop Jacoan at Cincinnati, but the vilo telograph-operator made it *The dis- pateh joggers' reception by the citizens of Cine elnnatl.” Pamzizr, Dean of the Cardinal College at Romoe, Lints that tha police cooniva at the rob- beriea perpotratod i the nacred siables, If thoy rosemblo the Amorican article thoy probably steal thew outright. The posce of Forope {s again threatened. Russia and Germany both clsim to have the biggost boll In tho world, and will sarely run thom into now cannon and soe which is the bet- ter at long rango. The saaken in the Jardin des Plantes of Parm have beon fed hitberto on live rats, but ons tough old follow, handod toa 2,000 franc anake, killed tho roptile. The suthorities kill the rats now before fecding. Hia Royal fighness, the Duke of Cambridge, wishos Eugland to * carry woight in tho coun- ciln of the world. The noble Duko forgets that who is slrosdy hampored with too much :z it, snd thas he ia partly responsible thores or, Tho Bt. Lonis Qlobe-Democrat of the 224 says: ' Br, Gronox Arvxep Towxsesp has accopted tho editorship of the Z¥mes, of tius city, and will begin to preach Bourbon Domoo- ncy to a lost and ruined party on Mondsy next.” The Govornor of Khorasean sent the Bhah of Porsin 2,500 scalps taken from rebela. Ho ont tho heads, but the exprosssya- country is unfortunately too im- perfoct for the transportation of such bulky luzuriea. A follow with s rod nose and blind in one eye & selling the negroes down South a pill warrant- ed to make them white, and about fiftecn min- ‘utes afcer they swallow It theylean across & saw- buck snd: turn thomaclves Lnside out, but the Whito i1 all in thelr eycs. Lucnrria Bonawa's autograph sold for 840 the othor day ; that of Madame px Poxrapoun for $35; of Larontamie for $100; of Prrin tha Qreat for 831; of Nonrsrigmanx for $24; of WasminatoX for @144, and of Manay, Ropxs- #snox, and VoLramne, for $20 each, The London World explaine that the Claimant may bo both & Tronpornx and an OntoN. The elder Trcunony® Lad s handsome cook of the name of OrroN, and did not conceal his par- Mallty for the damsol, She had & son by him, and that son iwnow said to be the perjured Salon, ‘The leanes and propristor of the new Mission 'Bireot Opera-Houso, San Francisco, Ar, Frep- xmox J. Benr, was o the ocity yesterdey en toute for New York. Tho thostre ia the largest in the Wost, and the Bxn Franolsco papere pro- nounce it the most complete and parteok struot~ ure i the country. According to the Roohastor Democrat, Doxn Trurr's papor is to be called hereafier the Sun- day Clara Morris. This oan scarcely be core Tect, 1t is true that sha ia now Mrs, Hanatorr, but sho hasn't oast off her first name for good, aod that's no name for & newapaper, ADyway, Dion Poit would be just a shada better. 1t Is sbout time something was heard about +10ss mysterious papers sbout Micmaez, Axoxzo, s Tarausz wrote him s yery hanasome obita- 87y, a0d the loast bis friends can do (s to send us documents without delay, There are toirty-six of {hem, but we don't want to be melfish, Bend ua thirty, and keop the balance. Jaxes Wirsox, Boston's most notorlous con- -dot, lsdead, Just twonty years sgo he came ¥o A¢ the same thing that the rope was round hls neck, the black oap was over his face, his limba Wore pinioned, and tha clergyman was just con- tlading his final prayer, when a roprisve was ™oy from Gov. GARDNER, WiLAON was & halt- @red man, bus the change of Loass oxpestsd of was undiscoverable, An amusiog oplsode is sald to have occourred 4 0ne of the Moopr snd Hawzsy meestlugs in don whare the ox-Premisr was present, Upon heartily grasplog Mr. Moopy's hand, Ar. Quiperowmsalds “Iwish Ibad your body.” Mr, Moopz made replys ‘‘Iwlshl hsd your Besd My, GripsTONS sgain retorted; 1 Kotg, X wish I had your lunge.” To which Mz, Moopy agatu replieds I wish I bad your beaias” aud with Dearly good wishes Khey Dasted, o omer day b bosimo known &6 Rrmvsan Fin burlod in & paupar’s gravo, undor the name of CLanK, snd in twonty minutes saubscription was on foot which will rescue the Lonen of the once brilliant man from & namelean reating-place, and give them the final home they dessrve, New Yotk 1s » nico pisce to live in—aftar you are doad, The poet's fate i oft in amblem 1) 1o ank for bread, and he receives & atone. hown ; Punch glves this advics to persons who go fo w00 BavLvINIt Tio prepared with alz eyes—two for the atage, two for {he Ttaliau, and two far the English of the Luok, Or, if you ave only one pair, and prafer to kee| Alage, disponaiag s for {le your reat with & hook yourself, immediately in front of & patty, ranging from four o wix Individuals, qwmse scting uf interpreter, Ty thin means a Iikely to hiear the with one ook hetween them, tha it are tazt and translation of #Otbello” ez~ tensively discusand, and, §€ ot all of su ieritable naturo, ‘may carry away enough of it o last you for some tiiae, Daring tho twenly yoars that Lord Faumouru has boen connected with racing, ox one only oo- caslon has ho baon templed to mako s bot, When on a visit to Whitchall to see Lia filly Qurex Bentua, ho askod 1Mra, Scorr, wifo of tho trainer, what would win the Oaks. plied, “ Quzay Bho_ro- Bentia, my lord,” Lord Far- ouTit bet ber sixponco that thia would not be g0. His lordebip had the best of the betting, but bo lost his wagor, aa tho filly won. On the doy attor tho race be obtained from the Mint a bran new slxponce, which ho had wot in rables aud diamonds, and presented to Mra, Bcorr. Haney Hivn, the woll-known New York aporte Ing man, has boon converted to & firm baliof in Spiritusliam, and on SBunday ho had soveral of the brothren proaching and exhorting in bis thoatre un Houston satroct. The New York Herald thus dosoribes an {nterview with the new converk: A Ilerald reporter lant evening, while in converss- tion with Mr, HiLr, seked him whst Lis new move- ment mesut, Tlanny Hitt—I've seen tho herror of my w * to roform—so they all tell e, 7," addod AnRY, smphatical] Iast, I'm next gue minister who ix to preach?" o, Hanat I1LL—E's s middle-welght, and he preaches &t a hundred and sizty ponuds, Tev, Mosgs HoLt {coming into the m-mllln)-—l seo goubiras very fins audicnce to ight, Nr. 122, and ‘am glad to 866 {L—it gltes mo Joy. 1axny Hir—Ol dience, you can bet, h, hit's & werry fotalloctun} b~ Moatly ball peopis from Aurray 11l and Madison havenuo, they aro, NOTEL ARRIVALS. Grand Pacific—0, A, Weod, Jollet 1 J, A Dubuque: J. J. Hi sylvanln : ‘D, Htrach, New York ton; 3, Blakely, Thotnas Loute; G Kittred, §t, Paul ., 3. Jiatt, 1. Cas rrentor, M1 Drown, Baltimore ; A, Sich t ird Dllokford, Ottawa; W. H. McCrary, D, C, Curzan, I, 1L, Cale, New York: Geor 8. A; Louls's French, Boston ; Laphar, Detrolf McCoy, ' Ballimol Bosto: T, 8. Splnner, Washinglon 8t Louls; "0, 5l. Anderiesc, liroo] Yortlaud. ... Tremant Iouse~D, O, 11 W. . Lyon, New Ifaven; Btoddard, Lon orge A, Will nkcl, Fow York ; 1. lough, Oloveland ; go, Ban Francisco: Teisud; 3¢, 1f, Cabin, Now 3, Withne, D 1. Trowa, Doston 3. Buflum, New , A, Rhomberg, ogan, Doston ; D. M, Peck, Penn- 0, T, Weston, Scran- Philadelphia ; %, O, Wheeler, Towa; on 108, N, A, Hamilion, Jullus inch Tallou, Eagland ; A, D, cmi;‘mi, Towr al Pardon: s Alwanke el, Now Vor] Ttunectl k; E. R, Am B,'W. Golding, New York; E 3 Victor Barothy, New York'; G, 3. ro; A, W. Cbare, I, W, Terrill, ¢ A. D, Fariridne, yn; A, Herses, L, Now Orlonun ¢ Henrl E, Dacon, Ruode otk s L, G. Prait, George York: 8. 8, Taylor, Maisilon; Jobu McDeviit, Bt. Louls'; John P, Flletz, Dotroft: Henry Freland, 'New York' lamual Chadvrlck, Toriland ;B B. Wlcor, orl Connoetiat; Wa A Wail, 52—, ouse—J, Ttodfield, M, Trtls, Troy : J, L MHal yood, New York lalphs Litfcoln ; Fea New Orteans ; 0. 1. Townley, Oinciunati ;_Jimuoe C, Dunbar, Davenport ; Edwa t W, Phillips, Tittabirg Davis, Georga 3. wert, Wisconsin Q. Tooles, it Capt, liardy, wife, snd maid, New Orlesns ; Cspt. A. i Yy 3 ¢ l“mm New Yor! nvil Jofferson, 3 J. e A ecker, Now ' York nk glate, Uuffalo; P. B, Bexton, adwick, jardner snd maid, . Goodlove'and wifs, Now Orleans ; Mrs, Wi Conroy, New Orloans ; 3tra, F, Olark,” New Orleans Luther 'Westoros, Davenport § Ares oston ; Menry 31, Underwood and sy’ City, Mich,; L. G. Davis and ¥, E, Conda, Bi, Louis; D. ¥, Mo~ Bt Loula; J, E. Brown, Dur- Rackin, Milwaukes; W, Laiber, New —— i RELIGIOUS NEWS. EPISC WazeLixa, W, Va., of tho Hev.J. Catholio Dioccss of Wheeling, this morning which waa pacity, large OPAL CONSECRATION, May 23.—The consecration J. Emn, as Bisbop of the Roman took placo in Bt James' Cathedral, filled to {ts utmost on- delegations from thia and adjolning Statos belng In sttondance, Tho oero- 1monies vore col nductod with ail tho ritas pecn- biar £o this donomination, forming the most im- posing pagesnt evor soen in this clty, The procession included o ita train twenty- four dlocesaa priosts, thirty eminent clergymen from other dlocesos, Blshop Rononcrans, of Ohio ; Bishops of Pennaylvania ; an Assistant Bishop Boker, of O'Harn, Blnaban, and Dominis, Gibbons, of Richmond, Va. Banlor Bishop § [ Dolawars, s Junior Asslataut; ‘Archibishop Dailoy as Conse- crator ; the Very Nov. Driberniel, of 8t, Mary's Collegs, as Axchpriost ; D. D, Ocoanon, of Bal- timore, a8 Froat, Proalde master of caromonies. Deacon; tho Tiov. Btaislavs ot of St. Charlos Colloge, as Aftor tho Archbishop, who acted as consocrator, Lad taken his neat at the altar, the ishop-sloot, who Lad beos with his altendant Bishop at tho altar, was preasuted to the consocrator by the senlor as- oiatant, Tho osth wag then adwminaterod by the Archbistiop, sftor which the constora-~ tor_procoeded to the altar and continuoed the mass- At tha close an addross was delivered to the elect, after which hia annointment took Elua. The closlng address was eloquently de- ivered by Bishop Gibbons. PRIESTLY MUSCLE. &pecial Dispatch to I'ha Chicasa Triduna, CrxciNATy, May 28, —Fathor Bchuonwinger, of 8t. Ludwig's Catholie congregation, of this city, took loayo of Lis charge to-day. In the courso of his remarks he wept, and stated thathe bad boon badly troatod. This priest haa boon very prominent In this city for his tiberal views and words, Ho issman of brilliant powers and magnotio soclal attractions. Ho hea aspired to bo & Blsiop, Ho has coms In conflict more than once with tho viows of Archbistop Purcell. Ons might, soclety meeting, worda _ with to tha Wahrheil Tis was pacaod, bLest of the moment, Eweat, choked & fow weoks sinco, st & Le waan drawn into hot ons Yred' Ewest, reporter lsfreund, a roligious paper. The and Fathor 8chuenninger, in the id bis hande on Fred snd thrust him from the bim, room. ‘Tiiie was published inthe Commercial, snd Schuenninger the Archbishop snd do penauce, * Report has it Lhat hio was ordered to sad eix hourd thls country ha York, last ovening in work at THE Bheridan, Cuicado, Mey Qity, Qeo. roleascd if side of the Bloux parctially ~ donied in a wombora of svory twenty-four honra, he will go to Europe, EVANGELISM AT MEMPHIS. Mreupms, Tevn., May 28.—Mossrs, White and Dlias, the Evangelists, were compelledto change from the Opera House to the Expoaition Hall who sought sdmlssion. Ehl Iattor place duriig the prosent weok. —_—————— DIRECTIONS BY QEN, SHERIDAN. The following dispatch has been ssnt by gen. Others, Sious CX seut m your diupitch of Turry, Dikota, has directed th oard | by the Boelsty. Fathor bad to confess to uvent for two weoks, of prayer on his knees out of It is etated now that A that on his retarn to 6 in journalism in Now will en, arder to accommodate the crowd They will conttaue their BLACK HILLS, 0,—The Hon, 4. W, Hubbard and iy, 1a,~The Becratary of War hes tho v1st inat. from Bloux Commanding ~Depattwent of at the Gorden 1nining party the caplure was mada Out~ Cily Reservation, but in case it was :z‘-ldnmm.. to ‘r‘nqn‘r‘u romise from each individ- compoalng 1 not ta Sty of Load wi Areapase olate the conditions of the th the Sloux Indisus, which forbids any on the part of tho whites until the Qovernmant gives jon, " Tue Gore lon. s or aay other ty, lhave mo ‘more right under the treaty of etghtocn hundred and sizty-nlue (1843) u}flu 10 the Biy Horu then they have £0 g0 o the Black ills, and 1t might justss wll be up- detwtood at anoe that it or any other. parly will not be rmitted te go to thess places until th Rl sow ddvern tha rau . (Blgusd) tructions lary aze rovoked, P, H. Breunay, Lisutsnsni-Geaeral R T WEST ¥ IRGINIA'® NEW CAPITAL. Waszuing, W, Va,, Msy 22.—The Governor aud otber executive cMosrs sxrived this moming by stesmor from Chasleston. 'The srchives and otler Biate property remaio at fhe late Capital for the prossnt. 1In the tmuhour rod-paddler mariies & fomm: hewspapery cal wledhfo T m "hrass™ wadding—if we THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MAY 24, 1875. WASHINGTON. Montgomery Blair on Sherman’s * Memolrs and Charac- teristics. Frank Blair's Military Record Vindi- cated by His Brother, Serious Trouble Expected on the Mexi- can Border. An Armed Force of Ralders Or- ganized, Numbering 2,000 or 3,000, FRANK BLAIR'S RECORD: A DROTIHEW' VINDICATION, Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicaco Tribuns. Wanmnatoy, D, 0., aay 23.~Montgomery Blair has written a lettor vindicating his brother, Gon. Frank P, Blair, who, owing to bis illness, is uuable to auawer the sporsions cast upon his military rocord during the lato war by the “Momotrs” of Geu, Bhorman, Mont. gomety Dlair bogius with Gon. Dlair's offorta fn Musourh, snd recitos tho fact that for lus patriotic and couragoous con- duct {n protocting the §t. Louis Arsaoal ho re- colvod the offer from President Lincolnof tho position of Urigadior-Genersl in the rogular army, tho first recognition mado for gallant ser- vice st tho begluning of tho rebollion, Ho nescris that CGon. Bherman rofusod to idontify himself with the army until he was mado & Colonel In the regular army, slloging that bo had no confldence in = volun'ser force or the commandars of voluntesrs, Tho princi- psl point In DBlair's lotter la that in overy instanco the opposition force againet Gen. Bherman succooded {n escaping; that Do was etampoded in Kentucky with & force of 76,0°0 mou, while the Icbsls had only 25,000; that Buarman's ontira military record during the War, until ho came under’ tho command of Gen, Grant, was characterizod by timidity ; that Shormav {4 ronponsible for tho doath of Gon, McPherson st Atlanta; that had it not been for tho porsonal coursge and soldierly dariug of Gen. Blair tho Mareh to tho Sea would biave bo- como o disgraceful retreat; that Gon. Shorman utterly failed to protect tha forcos of Gen, Blsir whou the latter were attacked tn front and rear. Ar. Blair alludes totho fact that he hns known Shborman from boyliood, and says that hie never know bim to eay & kind word of & comrado, aud that his * Memoirs '* would not be like tho man Lo hias known had he not indiscriminately arro- gated to Lumuelt ait tho honor and glnr{. Mr, Blair explains that bo wntcs the leiter becauss his brother 18 still an invalid, snd bocause the bistory of Shorman's bostility to his brother has been known to him ever &ince Frank Blair was requestod by President Lincoln to use his influouce in sustainivg the army and enlisting roops for the supprossion of the rokellion, —— NOTES AND NEWS, THE MEXICAN DIOBDES TROUBLES, Bpeciad Diapaleh to The Chizaue Tribune, ‘Wasitsaton, D. C., May 23.—Mail advices ro- coived horo to-day from Ban Antonio, Tox,, in- dicato tho imminenco of serious difficultioa on tho Moxiean bordor. Coriins, tho raider, is re- ported to have under his command s force oati- mated at batwoen 2,000 and 8,000 men, Boveral murders of American citizens are allegoed to bavo boon recently committed by thom. It is thought that preparations aro bojug mado for a gigantio raid Into tho iaterior of Texas farther than any which have yet boon mado. The opinion is gaining bers that our Governmens will have to adopt somo very decluivo and summery mess- ures bofora pesco and security can ho established on the frontiors of Texos. CRYING BEFORE THEY ADE HUBT. Tho Boutbiorn papors have, within tho last waek or two, boen publishing & lotter wricten up by Gov. Smith, of Genrgls. moro than a year 270, o0 tho Centenntal Exposition, to Sacretary uh. 1t soems that Secrotary ‘Fish, in sending tho appointment of a Centennial Commissioner for Goorgis, thmufih Qov.pSmity, inclosed tho {ron-clad oath for the appointco to subscribo to, Gov. Bumith returned tho sppointment and tho onth in ® fit of grest indigoation. Bouthorn papers sro &lhliumng this lettor gto show that ftho uth was ratuitously insulted, and thet it ia purpossly Hfl.andud to oxeludo it from participativn in the Exposition, Tboy do nut atat, howovor, tho additional fact that Sacrotary Iish promptly re- spondod to Gov, Bmith that tho inclosuro of the iron-clad oath waa & mistako, and sent bim the modified oath, which the appointee took, aud hiaa boen acciug a8 & Commissionoer for months, THE REW DONDS. Bacrotary Bristow states that the negotistions of tho new b per cent loan are progressing very favorably, Qhere romamna but €87,000,000 of tho £500,000,000 snt to bo oxchanged. Tho high prica of gold, aud tho unsotilod condition of the European marke! groatly embarrassod tho loan contractors, but tho roturns from shom for the Iast fow wooks show a marked impravoweot. Dristow to-night la of the aglonlon that tha on- tira remaining amount will bo oxchanged before thomoetiug of the next Congrosa. TIE OHICAGO CURTOM-IOTSE, Ropresentativo Canifield, of Chicago, arrived liore this mornjug. Jis visit for the niont part is of agocial character, but he will coufer with Boc- rolary Bristow upon tho subjoct of the Chicago Custom-1fouso, - Caulileld 1s opposed to poat- poning tho nfattor uutil the mooting of Congress, and thinks it tho wall sbounld come down or 1io constructlon be resnmod withons dolsy. Ho postponoment s rain. (4% the Aswoctated Press), TIUAT MINT, ‘Wasuinarox, D, C,, Moy 23.—Dr, Lindemann will, on tho 10th of June, commonce & personal ination of tho Weatern Mints, with a view certalning the best locality for the new bsanch. — FIRES, v THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA FINES, TrroNE, Pa., May 33, —At Oscoolk the destruc- tion and desolation s vory much groater than has been reported, Nina-tentha of tho town are Lurned, leaving Bcarcely enough sshes to matk whero the bouses stood. In the midst of the conflagration thisvew and robbers were plying their trade, breaking Iuto trunks and appropristiog to them- gelvos sundry sriiclos of valus. Monoy snd clothing ls nosded, and the supply of food will bavo to bo kopt op for wome timo. speoial polico force on dnl(. To the oredit of the miners, oven {he violont atrikers, worked like hercos to eave tho coal shods and fmprovements conuacted there- with, some of which baye beon damaged. The railroad will be repalred 80 as to briog ont cosl by morulpg, A report received hora this even- ing desciibes the fires around Osceols snd Phillipsburg as vearly out, BomanToN, Pa., May 23.—A drenching raln visitod this scction yesterdsy, complately ox- tinguishing tho forost fires on Maoslo hlfiu ands aud in the woods around Moscow, Daleville, To- byhsnos, and other towns along the Delawaze, Lackawauns & Western Railroad, Dispateh to New York Times, Tynoww, DPa, May 2l.—An far s the oye could reach from tho roof of the telograph office st Oaceols Izat night, tho forests were blazing flercely. Where, in tha mornlog, Ouceols Liad stood wan marked bya number of ymall firea on the moun Each fittle blazo ropressuted a houes thi short hours before, had sbeltored a family, Noar whero tha Moshaonon Lumbor Mills had stood, the 14,000,000 feot of cut lumber was still burning, and formed a solid bed of fire, Bo far o hiss boen st presont sscortalnad, the loss of lfe haa boen coutinod to one, a paor! woman, the wifo of & woodaman, who wak. burned in her log esbin in the forests. ‘The escapo of the f"ph was little short of mirsculous, snd had it not been for the fortu- uate prosence of Mr, Daniol Wood, the train- aaster of the Clearfleld Divislon, the loes of lifo must have basu terrivlo. Beouring a numbor of box-cars, nsed for c: g froight, Lo loaded them with eople, ont them dashing through tha flames to Phillipaburg, 4 miles above Osceols. The railroad tios wore burning in several places, and many of the cars asught fire ou thelr passage throngh the woods, bat a8 ti people were completely coversd in, snd the pas sage oub was m o b grest sposd, the buruing cars were extlnguishad bafore mudh damage waa dono, Duxing tke shatd peried bobwses the time the people were bozed up in the cara and their ar- rivalat Phillipshurg, thelr sufferiugs, as do- acribod by themsolson, were foarful. Four wuch trips waro made bofore all the peoplo who es- caped in that mannor hed been carried safely out of the town, To such an extent did torror overcome tho peopla that many of them hiad to ha dragged to the cars out of the Moshannon Creok, initho waters of which they hiad taken ref- ugs. The scano in an Lour efter tho flames had caught the houncs was appalling. Denna cloud: of thick, yellow amoke formed over the town canopy, through which tbe sun anpsared hke s ball of red fire, and the hurning forests formed ;n all sides an apparsntly {mpenetrabls wall of amon. Mauy scts of horoism were parformed during tho fire. A young mao nmmed E, De Leck, for- merly & Stata policoman,hicardjthat a woman who bad jnst been confinod was I5ing helplens in » alianty In the woorls, scross this creek from Mo- ehannon Mills. 'The mifl had canght fire and was burning fiorcoiy. ‘Ihoro was narrow pas- sage loading Lo the waods botiveon the mill aud a pool in which logs worn stored. Tho logs wera burning even whils thay wero ou tho wator. Do T3ock, with four or five others, whoso names could not te ascertained, wiarted over this sage thraugh tho flames and smoke, roached the woman's Liowse, and pusfing herself snd child on an old gofa, carried them msafely out on their shouldors, e Beck's eyea were soverly burned. Hovaral leading citizens, among thom Mr. Laweho, tho Huperintondent of the Moabaanon Mills, aud Mr, James Lipton, propriotor of the Lipton House, rofused to loava the town, They fought the fames, snd aucceeded in eaving, aid- By tho Tyrone firomen, who arrived about 8 o'clock, thn Mothodist and Catbolio churches, and a few Louses in the immediate vicinity of theso buildings. The reat of the town Lias boen utterly dentroved. The peoplo bavo eaved nothing, and out of tho 1,640 inhabitanta 1,000 at leant are uttorly destituto, without means of any kind. 3fany of the men enxgaged with Mr. Lawshe, who is latd HF {from burne, this morning owned homes in the vicinity, Tho wives of these mon staid by their husbands, aud refused to loavo on the firat car- Joad. After the flames had caught the mill, and 1t was fouud impoasiblo to mave it, theso women woro sately transferrod to tho cara. About 2 o'clock yosterdav the village of Houtz- dalo caught firs, " Like Ogceols, it ta built on- tirely of wood. M oro than balf of it has beon deatroved, The fireis atill ragiog within the woods for miles around. Hundreds of woods- men bave Joat their. homen. Yesterdsy a large number of peovle, under tho leaderahip of Mr. L, G, Lingle, sucésodod in making their way to windward of tho fire, where they found eafety on & Lill full of timher. These Eoople aro utter- 1y destitute, aa are also those who wore taken to Phillivsburg, In all there aro about 1,200 peo- plo who havo lost eversthing they hsd in the world, and nre now without meana of any kind. The woods at the back of Houtzdals ore etilt buralng, and it {n belloved that the town will be atterly deetroyod, It was kunown oarly yeaster- day morning that Houtzdalo was in dangor, aud a number of citizous ‘of Oscoola, among thom Mr, Georgo Drisbin and MMr. George Frazier, ont up to give essistance, Thoy remained all day fightiog tho flames at that place, sud did pot koow until ovening that in tho moantime thoy Lad beon left houseless and homelegr, All tho railroad track betwoon Osceold and Houtzdolo has been burned, inclndiog sevoral Dbridges. Mavy of the buildings surrounding the mines in that scotion bave becn burned, and the minos are in greot danger, Iu any event nocoal €ap bo taken out for some weeks. The wind, which had died away during the night, is again rising, and the fire Liss worked ita way around through the woods tos point 7 milos abavo Phillipsburg. In that vicinity, the eaw- mills of Hoop, Humea & Co. havo been burued. Two other sawmills, nearer to Phillipsburg, one of which was owned by Hovey, Harris & Co., woro totally dntrulod. Alany of tho ties on the main line of the Tyrone & Clesrfield Branch ave been burned away, bat tho road is not ob- structed. A bare, amoking patch on the moun- t:ln-“iliidu marks to-day the place where Oscools atood, k Early yosterday morning trains loaded with provisions arrived in cherge of committecs of citizena from Clearfield and Tyrooe. Tho atores woro dealt out to tho poople in the Blethodist Church, and & meoting of the prominont citl- zens was convoned by Chief-Burgess Lingle. ln ordor to tako moasures for tho rollef of those who had los! svorything. Aroport hina just camein {hat the fire has brokou out afresh in tho wooda near Houtzdale. It 18 going dirsctly for tho town and the mines, A forco ot 100 mou ars engaged fighting it, mud largo roirforcoments will be sent out at onco. Qrest eoxcitomont and alarm prevail all round tbis mection of tho couutry. Bhould tho wind continue to rise, the destruotion of proporty will bo aimost incalculable. “Tho iosscs in tho region, including Houtzdals, will run over 99,000,000, About half s mile nbove the town tho lumber-yarda of J. Elliott & Co, and J, . Ellis & Son, of Philadalphis, waro, with thoir contents and a number of bulldin surrounding them, burned. No sstimate of loss crn bo obtalned, but it ia very Jargo. At lzst accounts tho tiro in tho woods back of Houtzdalo had reached and burned through the Viillage of Parsonsvillo. Itia thonght now that Houtzdale and s number of mines fn that vioin. ity must be destroyed. AT LEXINGTON, KY. LzxivotoN, Ky, May23.—A firs of some magnituds broko out Liore about 2 o'slock this mornlng in the livory atablo of Davis & Adama. It eprend with great rapidity, and it seomed at one time as though the whole town would be destroyed. A high wind was blowing st thie time, and the flamea apresd rapidly, until the wholo block botwoen Bhort and Main stroots, on Limeatons, was jovolved, It then took in the block on tho ather elde of Limcatone, epread along Sbort, aud burned three houacs on Maio stroet. The Firo * Department worked well, but a3 thors was but ono fire-ongine, its work was mot very _effective. But for the bucket brigades hislf of Lexington would now bo in ashes control at sbout . The b 8100,000, and tho insuranco about $35,000. AT PITTSBURO, PA, Prrrenyno, May 23.—A firo was discorered sbout 2 o%closk this morning in Hussey, Denn & Co's Oam-Stool Bhovel Works. When discovered, halt the building wae onveloped In flames, and, despite the effarts of the firomen, was totally deatroyed. Tho fire was undoubtadly the work of an inoen- disry, Loss on bnilding snd wmachinery, 830, 000; on asocls, 85,000, Total insarance, €16,000, of whioh €2,500 was ln home compauies. LIGHTNING AND PETROLEUM. Prrranona, May 23.—Lightning struck a 20,- 000-barrol tank full of oil at Karus Oity to-nlght, solting tho oft on fire. Efforta are being made to save tho oil by running it off, but it is feared tha tank may burat, Tho tank was ownod by Battorfiold & Taylor, and the oll belongs to the l?x:mnd Plpe Line. Lossand {nsurancs not yot own. IN CHICAGO. A frame bara on Asbland aveous, botwesn the river and canal, was burnt up at 5 o’clock yestor- day morning. O. McGrath wae the owner, Lots 6200; no invuranca, Incendiarism in sald to be the causo of the fire. —————— POLITICAL. Davroy, 0., May23.—Tho Montgomery County Republicau Conventlon appointed dolegates to the Btate Convention yesterdsy, indorsed Judge Taft, of Oinclnnssl unapimoualy for Governor, disapproved of the principle of s third term, snd resolved to dofend and maintain the non- seotarlan public school systom of Olio, The Topublican asntiment for Taft inthe region ia unsnimous, Torgno, 0., May 23,—Ths Willisms County Repoblican Oonvention vesterdsy, at Bryan, io- structed ita delegates, in cass be was & candi- date, to vote for Gen.J, R, Sherwood for Gov- ernor. e OCEAN STEAMSHIP REWS. Naw Yonx, May 23.—Arrived, the steamers City of Brussels, Biltanuis, Wyoming, aad Egypt, from Liverpool, and Bwitzerland, trom Autwerp, Loxpox, Msy 23.~Ths steamship Cambrls, from New York, and Peui vanis, from Phils adslphis, bave arrived vnt, uraNeTowN, May 43.—Arrived, steamer City of Berlin, from New York. —_——— COLUMBUS RACES. Corvunvs, May 33.—The mansgers of the Columbus Drlving Park Associstion last night docided to offer s purss of $1,500 for a hardla race st thelr July races. REVENUE ITEM, New Oarraxs, Msy 98.—Sarveyor Welles left for Washington to-day to arravge for the ape lutmant al Hepubils Yasanoles s e wud bles ufi.‘l‘hvm UNTUTORED GRUMBLERS, Unpromising Aspect of tho Sloux Business ot Washingtow. Negotiations Retarded by the Absonce of One Big Injun. That One a Red Individual Called, for Short, * Young-Man-Afrald-of- Jig-orses.” The Wild Mon of the Bunch-Grass Forests Chango Thoir Hotel. A DEFENSE, ¢ ‘WasmxoroN, D. C., May 23, —John Richards, Yodixn Agent st Wichita Agoncy, lima sent through the Indian Bareau a reply to tho state- ‘monta roflecting upon tha affairs st that Agency, oxplaining the circumatances of its sliort ra- tions. He admita that there has beon aearcity of provisions, but desies tho ststement that every moans possible wers not used to prevent suffering, snd sayn that full rations of beef bave baon issued regularly evory woek, The winter s boen unusually cold, and beef has falleu off in quality, bat has generally been good. Other rovisions Lave not been as plenuful as could . Tho principal causo for this, ho arisen from want of funds to make He states that ha Las not boen ab- ment from hix poet unpecessarily or without lenvo, and charges that tha statement to that offact was_maliciously put forth by lutarested partios, He closes by suserting thai there is no truth in tho statemont that therois dangor of an outbreak among the Indians thore. NOT GENERALLY KNOW/N. Syectal Duapateh to The Chicago Trivuns, Wasmixorox, D. C., May 23,—It appears that agreat deal of the sympatby expressed for tho Indians on account of their food for the last year and this, is & gratuty. 7Thoss who, with Prot. Marsh, have beon 80 onthusiastic in insiat- fug that the righte of the Indians uoder tho treaties aball be proserved and better food sup. plied them, will be surprised to learn tbat, un- dor the treatics as rogards food, the Sioux In- dlans biave no rights whatevor. The fact ix that all the food which tbo Government hns given the Bloax Indians for the last two yeara hasbeen a gratoity, Tho sections of all the trestics Le- tween the Uovernment and tha Bioux which provide that the Government aball furniah the Sioux & certain amount of food esch yoat oxpired by limitation two years sgo. Dy thy terms of tlio treatics, from that day the Indiani bave$o provide themselves with food outof their anuuition and the goneral fund. and by ag- ricultural pursuite, Yet, Iast vear, the Goveru- ment appropriated €1.200,000, and this year bas appropriatod 1,100,000, for food for the Sious. 'he Indiang, according to the terms of their own contract, have no right to demand food of the Govornment. The quarxel, therefore, about the quautity or quality of the provisions, or the manner In which they sre distributed, 18 the quarrel with the bonefactor about & gift. Thete 18 0o troaty-right concerned. MORE CHIEFS NEEDED. Bpactal Dispateh (o The Chicago Tribune, Wanuixeron, D, C., Msy 23.—The indications are that the nogotiations witl the Sioux Indiana hore will extond over & considerable petiod. The Indians, in their counsels, have decided that it is necessary to have the opposition faction of the Sloux ropresonted Lore, which is now entiroly withont representation. Accordingly, a telogram was sent to-day to the tribal ofiicers at Choy- enue, requesting that tho Cliof * Young Man Afraid of His Horaes™ ehall immediatoly set out for Washington. This Chief is tho sole remain- ing horeditary Chisf of the Sioux, snd was do- posed by the Council which elevated the nsurp- er, Ned Cloud. *Young Man Afrald of Hia Horses" remained behind becanse tho Gov- ernment_agent refused to allow him to bring on his own interprotor. 1o wanted ono of tho fa- mous Richaud family, & descendant of the old Frooch-Canadisn trapper family, that Las so long been allicd with the Stoux. ~ The interpret- era hers say that if ' Young Man Afraid of Hin Horsoe" 18 brougnt on, whatovor he sod Red Cloud and Spotted Tail mav agres to is much ‘moro likely to ba ratified without delsy by both branclies of the tnibe, CHANGE OF DASE. Wasminatons, D. O., May 23.—Beven of the Bionx Indlans, including Red Cloud and Spotted tail, to-day left tho quarters provided them by thie Commisaioner at the Tremont House, and weat to the Waskington Iouse. It is not known what sction the Comnussionor will take in tho premines, but this step on the part of the In- dians i conaiderod & bold one. SHERMAN’S MEMOIRS, Simonson’s Shot thnat Killed Blshop Polik—The Tragedy Gruphically De- scribed by nn Eye=Witucss, To tha Edior of the New York Herald o your reviow of “Shorman's Memoirs " what purports to bo a statoment of the wanner in whioh Qen. Polk wan kiled fa givor, from whioh [t sppears that Sherman called Gen, How-, ard’s attention to a proup of officers on Pine Mountain,and * ordored him to coinpel it to keep under caver.” Will you permit ono who waa at- tached to Gon. Howard's headquarters, and who was by his side daily on the At- lants campaign—one who, with Howard B olhor ~ officors, sat our _ horses besids the Fifth Indisus battery that fired tho fa- tal shot—to give the trus story from my notea made that morning and published in & Westera dsily s few woeks aftarward? 'Thore certainly 18 8 'grievous error oithor in your review or in Sherman's description of the tragedy. Gen. Sherman was not there, and con!d nat have goon the shot firad. Gen. Bhonnan may havo, how- avor, as horods to tha rear, where ho met How- ard, called his ttention to what ho (Howard would sse when our party resched Gen. Davi Stauloy's front. ‘Che facts—inwhich I am sare I will bs sustained ia the maln by Gens, Howard sod Stanloy and the ataff oficors presont—are 0863 On June 14, Gen, Howard and staff loft thair headquartors for_the front, whera Staniey's i vision of Howard's (Fonrth) Corps had broken csmp and wore awaitdng tho ordor to attack I'ino Monutain, It was just aftor saurise. A milo or two in rear of the advance Iloward mal Sher- man, bat the convarsation betwoen them I did not hear, as the two (suerala conversed aside. Howard aud staff ?olnnd Btsnley and his staff oo tho road, ia full view of Pine” Mountaiu, snd an wo drew rein and exchanged grestings, Stan- loy oxolaimed, “ Howard, do yon sce that Emua up thore on tho orest of the moustsln ? Dwondor whothey o, ‘We all brought our fleld-glasses to boar upon the point indicated, aud cauld piatnly seo threo persons standing In front of & line of breast- works, and & lufor group fu tho background. We could not toll whether thoy woro oflioers or privates, bus as it was ovideut that they were watohlng our movoments, Stanley suggested that » fow shiots be fired to drive thomn under covar. Howard, who had suggestod that perbaps Bishop Tolk was in the party, made no objections, whan Stanloy turned to Cantaiu Slmouson, by ohiot of astitiery, with the remark s * Bimonson, can's you unlimber, put a shot into that group, snd give the Nishop & morniug salutation " #1'll try 1" was Simonson'a laconio reply. And awsy he galloped to tha rear. A few minutes later ction of the Fifth Indians Battery ) was nulimbersd within 20 feeb of ‘is Lisutonant sighted the gun and the shiot exploded over and to the right of the s«rouY. Hera my wmemory fails wo, but my improsalon Is oond shot was eightod and” tired by the % with no botter effect. Bimonson, un bad been reloaded, dismounted, “ Hore, Licutonsut, lot mo tryit." d, Ho took the ranga and tho messenger of desth sped on {ta mission, ur glasses were bent upon fhe group, sud we observed a commotion as the shot taok effoct in the group that acattered to tho resr. While Bimonson was upon hls knees sighting the gun for snother dischargs, Capt. Leonard, Chiot of Howard's Bignal Corpa, sittlog oo his horse beaide me, resd the Confedcrste sigoal code thas our ofticers had interprotod st Looke ous Mountain and caoght the words: *Gon, Polk is killad!™ With » lock of smazemant, Leonard turaad to Howard sad Stavley sud exclalmed s * Bigho ‘?elk .imd.gl'" Al i exolalmed Howard, ¢Lave you ln. ‘ltynud the rfiml oorrectly ?" IYga, General; Nimonson's Iast ahol killed Jgnlln IIunn:fl:lanl." Jouog man of 160 MAd wbo Wase ing jokes instantly cess d for & moment none spoke. _Then Howard said: *Woll, s Chriatian has fallen, Buch lu war.” Just then Simonson caught she worde, ** Bish- op Polk in killed | ™ He waa sighting tha gun, sod, lifting his eyes, that glared fearfally, oxclalmed ¢ “\What is that, Leonard 7" * Blishop Poik is killod | Yourlast ehot did it. ;.I'lllvol} are sigualing it over tha mouotain,” I re- plied, Bimonson's head dropped v; whoro it rested a moment, oyes, lia exclaimad 1 “Thank Uod ! Yenterday they killed my dear brother; I hiave killed a Lieutenant-General and am avenged!* Without rlxnchlrk(nfi thepiecs Bimonson arose, remounted and foined the staff, Silently he ro- paired to his regular daties, and, the fine being formed, we advancod slowly t the moun- tain, every ono of us feeling that wa would bave rejoicod liad soma other than Loulsiana's fight- ibi Itishop gone dowxn beforo Himonson's firkt and only shot. The encmy was so de- moralized that he evscuated tho mountain, and half an bour nfterwarda we stood upon the spot whero Polk foll, and saw tho ground stained with bis blond. A dl{flr two after, poar Simon. #on, the only one of us who rojoiced at the Birhop's death, felt, shot on the skirmish line in Ackworth Woods, Then was tho Confederacy avonged. It is poakiblo that Gen, Bherman hed been to the front that morning, and, sesing the group re- ferred to, ordered Howard to disporss it; but certain it is that lio was powbere near Howard when Bimonson'a shot felt for the heart of Leonidas Polk, the fighting Blshop. ———— Ultramontanism in Switzeriand. The Pall Mall Gazette says: “The two_ prin- cipal laws pansed by the Swiss Ansambly during its fato mession aro both to e contestod at tho ballot-box, the plebiscits aliowed to this ulti~ ato appeal Laving been domanded in each case by moro thao 100,000 citizans, Tho measures thus quostioned aro tho now law of sottiement for all Hwisa citizons and the Civil Marriage act. Sevon hundred thousanacopies of each, of which 600,000 oro_in Gorman and 200,000 In either Yrench or Ltalian, have been duly printed, and aro now in caurse of distribution throughout the foderation, The popular will is to be taken on the 17th of May, and it is stated that the whols of tho Ulframontano party will vote sa one man sgainat both measuros. _ Thoir objection to the Civil Marrisgo act moy easily bo underatood, especially aa the Tope bas taken the trouble to condemn the new leg- inlation af Switzorland in this matter by su Eucyclical letter as hopolessly irreligious, aud not 1o be acknuwledgod s binding by suy good Catholic. Why his taithful peopie shoald equal- Iy protest againat the Iaw of sottiomont does not at firat aight appost to any but Swiss observers. The fact i#, however, that tho now law, if it bo- comos inoperative, will allow citizons of tle foderation to transfer theirdomicile, without any of tue difficalties hitbotto exinting, from ono canton ta another, carrytug all the righta of old residentship, except, indoed, any claim to share in such communal_ property as publio woods snd lands, ‘Uhis facility of domestic immigration tends directly to broak up tho_stiictly soparate nature of, the State system undor which the Ul- tramontanes Lave hitherto kept certain cantons, with their votea in the Uppor House. in their own handa, lonco thoir present coalition with thoss who, ont of political conservatism, sup- port Btato night net I"adaral contralization.” n the ** vent " en, rajsing his Clnderelia’s Gluss Siipper Not Glass gat Atl. _Wan it really & glan elipper bymeans of which the darliug Lttle Ciadorelia triumphed over ber unnatural relazives sud won tho band of the Trinca? No, that ia a philological blunder. Tha story of Cinderella waa a tradition beforo it was putinto pratin the Pronchof Charles Porrault. In mediwyal Frouch the vhonetic equivaiout of verro §glns was vaire, a kind of variogated or spotted ur. The firat man who tranalated the mpoken into the written logond is nnowerablo for tho in- troduction of rerre in<iead of raire, and hence for changing the slipper of the anciont story in- to tho mow univereally accopted glsss slipper, Tho verro is a manifeat nlmurdh{. The pretty Cindorella could not Lava danced in it. Ths far slipper, on the contrary, Lias abundsat excuse for 1taappearance in the story, for was not the wear- ing of “far and other pelletors” rigidly forbidden by tho sumptuary laws to all but Princes and Princesses? 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