Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1875, Page 2

2 e THE CHICAGO 'I'RIBU ISHMAELITES. Two Ilinois Man-IKillers to Bo Blotted Out of Existe once To-Day. At Parls, John Czun;;. and at Efing- i ham, Joseph Robbins. 4 Negro Deats Out His Wifo’s Brains with a Wrench at Indiauapolis, Ho Is Now Approhensive that He May *Hang for the Doecd. An lowa Domon Fails to Throw a Passonger- Train from the Track, CONDEMNED WRETCHES, Special Dnaputeh to The Lhicano ridune, Panis, Iil, June 17.—~The oty {8 in a perfect ferment to-night over the doomed murderor, John Casoy, condemned to bo bnug tu-morniow morning. Cortain partics bave telegraplied Gov- Bovaridgo to know It ho will be at homo to wmorrow morning, and, if 8o, twonty men go np to sacuro n repriove or pardon, The Hon. R, N. Bishop has niso telegraphed, and will go up with a company to reprasent tho other sido, No reply has been recoived from tho Goveruor at midnight. The ecaflold is roady, and Sberifl Hnlcane expects to hang Lim at an early hour to- morrow, Spectal Dispalch to The Chicaao Tribune, nursa had decampad with s boaty to Amerles, Whero, ahortly after bia acrival. he died suddontr, Tio Amorlcan autnorities scit tho collin, with the 60,000 florins, ta Trausylvanis, aud, ng the will was alno fonnd in thoe cofiin, the anthoritics at tho same timo scquainted tho refatives with tho doath of tho testator, After tho usual poriod cf nfourning, the wifo contructed A sccond mar- ringe. 'The first huaband had, howovor, agatn #avod a coneiderablo sum of money, and evont. unlly returned 1o his uative country to find his wife macried to avotuor wai. Tuo avent caused great sensation in the nelghborhgod, and ‘18 ln stated that a confarence of rabuia is about 10 La neld to dotormino to which of the $wo hus- banda tho womaa bolongs, LIFE AXD ITS PPOSSIBILITIES. Lecture by the Iloye Thomns Guard at Coutennry Church. The Rov. Thomss Guard doliversd sn in- structivo and eloquont locturo on tho abovo sub- Jocs at the Centepary Church Tuesday eveuing to » vory largo audienco, The followiug is & briof abatract of tha discourso, which was extraordi- narily loog, though the eloquence of thaspoakor &ept up an unflagging Intorest s Lite—~what { {t? It is forccful, butitis not forco; neithor s forco life. It im beautifyl, but it in not beauty; noithor is beauty life, It tg progrossivo, but it ta not progrese neithor is progross life. Thore hongs a veill of mystory over it which, as yet, human band bas not, parted. Wo track it with tho microacopo, Lut it cludes our gazo, Vo lay opon tha organism [u which it is ensorined, bat the vory oporation has fteod tho eaptivo, and frustrated tho offort of discov. ery. Neither lons nor scalpel hath olicited tho secrat; and tha lowliest student knows'as mueh of tho woird thing as the sage. Weo may wark ite m=thods of operation, ita sphores of evolu. tion, the Jaws which repulato its growth and its decadoncs, aud atitl the tincat moss a3 much detles the scrutiny of the pacring oye of scioncu as the awful sublimities of the lifo- Erewvanay, Ill,, Juno 17.—Everything i in roadiness for tho exccution of Nathan Burgoss, tho murderer of Joseph Robbins, of Vanudalis, ‘horo to-morrow, The murderer has strong hopos, but gronudless, of pardou. ‘Lhe attorooys of the cundemned nre at Springtiold urging a commutation of tho sontenco. Tho citizeus of Vaudalia Lave sent up s rewonsirauce against CGubernaiorial intorference. 'The murder was cold-bloodod and the law shiould take its course, WIFE MURDER, Innrawarorts, Ind., Jnuo 17.—This morning, about 0, Jercy Mouroo, colored, murdeted lus wifo in cold blood by bealing out hLer brains with a wrench, It scems that Monroo and bis wife ware formerly ulaves st Richmond, Va,, and after tho War found their way to this city. They Lsd no childron, bus hived happily togother until two montbsa ago, whon tho lus- band suddenly becamo jealoun of tha wite owing to an intimacy which had sprung up botweon her aud Johu Martin, & colored laborer. This lod \to rapeatad quarrels, ontil Sually she sought d procured & divorce on the ground of cruolty. [Lho enraged nogro then made such threats that “hia wife, alarmed for ber safety, chauged Lor {:llcu of residonce to a lsundry on Mar- ikot street. llere tho Dbrute found her this moruing, and while sho was leauinyg over a wash-tub lie apmni upon Ler and, aa beforo staded, doliberately boat hor brains out with a wrouch which o biad bouglt with bim for that purpose. Thio proprieiress of the laundry ate tomptod to stay the bloody work, but, seizing her by the throat Lo held her av arms length with one bard, sud continued his blows upon tho meuscless Drs. Monroo with the otber, Tho appearancs of sn ollicer uron the eceno, however, put an ond to tho murderous attick, but not until the skull had beon broken iu a dozen places, nnd the faco hidrally mnashed to a jelly, Tho bruto wus taken to the station-howre amid tho Loots and joers of an infuriated mob, Wwho threat- encd to Jynch uniess tho Iaw does its work. Decaved wns 33 yoars old, n mem- ber of tho Colored Daptist Church, and among her neighbors is esteomed » good woman. Her murderor 18 25 years old, stoutly busle, witl & small bead, bull ueci, ugly oye, and itl-shaped mouth aud nose. Ilo looks a brote, When wisited in fall, two hours aftor hia arreat, and told lus wifo was dead, ho exhibited littla emo- {‘lnn, but expressod a beliof that he would be ung. BURGLARS AT WORK, Spectal Liispatelto The Chicaco Tridune. Janesvirre, Wis,, Juno 17.—DBurglors ontered tho cigar storo of Jobn Dowoy, of this city, Iast night, robbing it of cizars and tobacco ta the value of $500. Parties aro suspocted, but no arrests Lhave bean made, Svecial D.pateh to I'he Chieaao Tridune, Font \WAYNE, June 17.—Yestordsy sfternoon tho houso of a widow Indy nawed Armsatrong . waa robbed of & liandeomo gold watch and chnin, Noclow tu the thieves. Shortly .alterwards o Ghicago traveliog-man named Luther Miller was eaticed by two roughs, named Mation and 8mith, nlo & grove just outsido of the city- limits, knocked down, beaten, and robbed of 50, Thenion were arrested and lodged in jail, About 11 o’olock Councilmas Wilkenson, ou” his wnj to his residonco ou the North Sido, wos waylsid b, two rascals, ono of whom aimad s blow at hins, bt ho mada a prompt showing of a revolver, and snceeeded in - pyttiog ono of them (nto the custody of a policeman. GROWINOG WORSE, Srecial Dispaleh to The Chicaqo une. Dergair, Mich,, June 17.—-Examipation in- dicatea that tha Stroh and Hudson paper,. the in- dorsing signatores upon which were allegod to have hoen forged, the notes having beon drnwn to the order of ¥arvoy D. Winsor, is beld here to tho oxtout of over $80,000, that the interior of the Slate iy libowally supplied, and that Cloveland Las about #£75,000 of it, somo of whicu cama here to-day for payment. Hudson sad stroh both daclaro that the bulk of the pa- peris foiged, % DASTARDLY BUSINESS. Spectal Dawvutch to The Chicavo Tribune, Br. Pauvr, Mjun,, June 17.—The talegraph operator at Pine City, on the Lako Buperior Boad, baw boen arvested for mssault upon & Bweds woman, who had boen carried past her destination, and begged tha sholtor qf his office for the night. A watohwman, alsq a Bwede. wlo weul to har assistance wheu summoned by hor criop, was attacked and seriously injurod by the operatur, whoso oaime bes uot bevn ascortained. A FIEND FOILED. Spectal Inapateh to The Chicago Tribune, Duonvque, In, Juno 17.—This evening the wostward-bound passonger train on the Towa Divleion of tho 1linols Central oncountered n pile of ties which had boen placed by somo flond on the rumlroad track, a short dislanco this side of Julicu, ‘Tho obstruction was discovered Iu time to check the tran, aud no eorlous resulty épauod. The raroad compauy offer a llberal xeward for tho upprehiension of the scoundrel. £ A LIVERY-THIEF, avecial Duspateh to I'he Chicaqo Tyibune, East Sacinaw, Mich,, Jan. 17.—A chap named Curry birod & horse and buggy from Alfrud Hurat, of Reeso Btation, Weduesday, brought It tothocity, and sold and traded off, snd then decamped. The property was recovercd, but the thior la at large, DEATH OF A WOUNDED MALEFACTOR, &pectal Dispatch to 7'e Chicago Tribune, Kaxsas City, Mo., June 17.~John Lyach, tho man shot Tusnday white eudeavorlng (o steal goods from a Fort Bcott fraigbt train, dled of Lis injuries. o did unl roveal the namos of the EADg With whom he ussoctated, QRAND LARCENY. Bpsclst Dieyleh fo The Chicaas Tridune, Lanpiva, Mlch, June 17,—Deputy Sberift Horaca Boeker, of Bay County, has becn arrest- &d at Fliut for grand larceny, and wag axewined botore Justice l\\'mu:r and p‘uld\u] uot guilty, A Strange Story, Jewnh World, A curlous facident s reported i tha American papers. About ten yests sgo alew instratened cucymstances left T!llll['lh‘lnll for America to lwprove hus position in the vew world, iie left » wife and soveral childreu behind, aud promised tbat 18 8000 ay It was within Lis tieuns, Lo would woud them some movey fiom Awerica. 'Yheia foriuns swiled ou biw, aud when he had aniass sum of 0,000 florius be resolved to rcl howe aud surprise his family with bis wealth. He started without haviug apprised his fawily of lus intended yeturn, aud on bis howe Lo arrived at Hamburg, where Lo wae seized with so dangesvus au illocss that lio made & will hnq\lzntmus wll his property (o his wite, He recoverdd, howaver, ouly to find that during iy Uluews his movey had been stolen froms bim l‘i‘yun wan who bad nmhlnfih !il\ llyfhu‘uow- b persous, pyin] with his misfartunes, oullocked about lDE‘florinl.‘ wherewith tuo gufor- asta Jewpesoived to roturn to Awerica in order 0 zaiilove his fortuncs. In the moauwbils the v principte of » Milton or a Buakapeare, a Nowton or a Itumboidt, for the lntuitely myaterions Ono hias flung the frivges of his sumptuous mantle of nsorutability ovor the minnow ¢f thae Lrook- Jot aw royally as ovar the frat-born of tho princi- palities that sorve in the immediata presence of their Creator. The tiwo prime functions of life arp assimila- tion and propagation, Food s the condition of the* on(-.—?wgeny the resuit of tho other. How ald is Lilo, aud whence came it ? Sclonce is ongsged in pondering theso quorios aud atiempt- fug thoir sulution. ‘Tho coal-tieldw of the world cacry somowbat of tho sacret, for thoy are but extinck comprosved vegointion, ‘Fho coral roefs and islanda of the ancient ocean inolose a littio of tho auswer, for they are scpulchros of de~ partod life, Tho hoary Lulls euclasp part of the suswor, for inmsuy of thelr ianges, extand- tng over milea of our plauet's our- face, dfro nono other than magnifioent “mausoloums of doparied races. Dar:in canuot tell you Low old is life, In his brilliant effort to gather facts wheromth to nustain his theory of **tha origin of apecies,” he cumplaing of tho scanty records of aucient lifo svailublo in tho strata of the globe'’s crust, and exprosscs tho boller that tho remaing of 1ifa billions of agea moto aucient than thoso found in Y'alaozoie rocks may yet be found, snd that such lifo is nocessary to the uplolding of Lis tascinating system, Life comon frowm life. This ia tho deep-seated conviction of average humsuity. e bhavo nover scen it othorwiee, 'Lis truo, meu livo to- day who belicvo that from substanco which ia not living existonca can como forth, Aund thoy ara laboring after facts contirmatory of tho bo- lief. But tho microscopo has vuco and agnin pioved that in substances thought of and troated 88 non-iiviog, there wero imhoddod the eggs or the intinitesimal eseds of plant and f(o- seet, And: with every addition mado tu the magnifying power of the leus still smaller gorinn of lifo hisve been detectod, warranting us 1u ths perduasfon that, with augpientatiou of icroscopio puwer, pillar after pillar of the ‘*mpontaucous genoraticn” hypotheais whall crumble, and the whole becomo but * tho buxo- less tabrice of & vision.” Whore is Iife? ‘Lhis must be aarwored by an- other questiou: Whoreislifenutr “If I an- cond up into Heaven, 1t Is there; if I make my bed i hell, it ia there: it Itake the wings of tho morning and dwell in tho uttetmost parts of tho sea, it 1 thero” It broods tn the grove, it swarms in tho pool, it troups over tho prairio, it buirows in tho suil, 1t carols in the breozoe, it surobes the storm-beatan bowlder, it festoone the battlomented turret, it lights up the ocean yitl phunrhomiconl shuen, it maokes the wildernoss rojuica and e sulitary placo glad, 1t feods oo and In Nife; it fattens ou corruption and Bpeeda un docay; it {8 * tho outward sad viaible sign ** of God's own ublquity. ‘ Tho carth is full of 3t ¢ tho wate:s abound with it ; it is in ehorls, and in Lords, and in flovks; it works [n tho wutbenp, and it toila In the golden palace of the geomotnc beo, Noris it lora varied lu typs thau vast in number, - There is no monotany— ruther thore is an iuterminable and bowildoring diversity in tho empiro of lifo, a8 in. mze, from violet to mammoth troe of Yosemito Valiev; in color more thao rivaling the rainbow 3 in form, from beetlo up to graceiul antolope ; in age, from sho insoct of eigut bours ocstatic oxistenco to the eagio, *“rooewing its youth” for a accond ceatury's fiyrnllmm; in “dwolling-place, from the all ut unfatliomed caves of ocoau to whera tle ice- king roigus amidst tho aolemn silonce aud stato- ly splondors of sntollito and etar; in cudow- wonts, from tho oystsr, which dofonds itaclt agaiost palo aud deati by fashioning s pear] ; and the Dbdaver, ihot builds its dam awmidut thy torrents of semi-Arctia Zonos, to the human Loing who measures thodistant orb, foretalls (he burst of the tuinado, interprets the bioroglynh- 108 carved om rocke, pud shells, and marply ; and from *the things that aro eeen,” jufors “the cternsl power and Clodhead " of their cause and end. Horo have wa illuuitable varfe. t¥3 Ous plaut yiolds medicinal viriuo from jin roots, anothor from its berk, anothar from i leaves, anothor frow its blossoms, avother from the riud, another from tho palp, and yes ane other from the kornel of ita frait,~.all this, an. other loatance of variety. And in tan bime welf, what illustration bave wo of tuo wame truthi: 1o physiquo Do wo exacly aliko—in tint of complexion, shado of halr, form aud sxprassion of ey, magnitude and contaur of hend, length or elavation or masa of nasal organ, breadth or lofticoss of forobeud, wilth or fuxi- bility of mou.land lip, recession or_projecuon of cbin, arch of foor, or lines of hund. And much more 8o ia thia tivo of mindin man. In ono the analytio ptovall, in anotlior the synthet~ jo predomiuates, in a third Loth’ unito and consttute the philosuphic gonius, In ouo wo lLave & logle-machiue, whose final ond i3, the manufanturo of dry—vorv dey—aytlogisma ; iu auother the imag- ination I8 fu mugust proportion power, by whoso nectomantic akill of facts, and formny, snd feoliugs, ies are wovon, aud fancies, whict men called ** Ll *1dyls of the King, Humau lifo omoraces the ossencs of all lower life, and adds theroto the qualities of lite yet loftier. T'he auimsl aud Lhio angol micot in hu- wmen lifg, Dy so much is the hnman groater 1 itw range of ponsibijitics than either of thoso ju- clndmfiu its myaterlous unity, Human hife ik thus **an watruwent of many strings," and 18 capablo of *‘coucord of swoot sound,” suoh ay neither animal nor angel knows, 1 ohould, therefore, profer the rsuk of manhood, with its =~ pousibilitios, ¢> that of the noblost peer amidst tho princodoms of the skies ; those all hio hias, aud more. And ono duy boyend him 1 shall sosr, and on him luok down with waouder, gratitude, aud awe. Lifo, human in its higber terraces, includes tho vilitiea of welf-knowloge, #elf-vontrol, solf-dovel- opment, aund welf-dispussl; or, fta ocontre fs wolfhood, its radu cousciousnoss, coutrol, do- volopweut, and nilJM!l . Aan js cudowed with a siranga souee of on- tity, and upon that rosty Lis individuahty or wol{hood. It Impresses man witls tho feoling that Lie 18 a relf and not a thing; that bo will never be morged into thinge; that ho shall rule aud control thioge, It tliled Dyron aud made i produce hiy nublhim apostrophe to the ocyen; i influonced all tho poots and grost windaof the race. Tho spcauer, in dilating upon this part of hs tlome, sald that meu do not eutliciontly krow themaelves. Iv is such welf-knowledgo shat wakes the poet the producers of Broat worky in_ hterature, cionce, and philosophy, From tiis ceitro of selfhood radiaten the ides of rolf-cantol, God inteuded that man should posscayébe sarth as su empire to bave dominioy o‘ll'- and conae- quently e muyst poussss self-ceuatrol, Nature's sulmals nill sorve tnay sn Ik 88 Lo proves sorthy of tholr service, Butsot bitn Lecowe fu- tozicated with bis power aps his crowa will fall fr0w big brow, aud hia 1)s0ne will topple to the ground. Beif-coutrol ligd the ratjoual above the impulsive, the woral aWve tho water . ‘I'hio ides of governsent is development, " The riud purposs of set-coutrol is to develop man's Fcuition. *"Mau s uot sll Lo can Lo, Ths sarth, centuries 880 Wan not what it is now, There are Juping Posstbilition in evorythiug. May comen ir0 beivg awkward sgd unskilled i the manageseut of his limbe and body, but hs ‘| acquires orace, eass, mud self-possesnion by practicesod developmont, and the same s truo and pesible of his meutal vaturo, 't leaturer closed with a glowing poraration to 40 idesl type of progreasive maukood, “ 1amlets,” snd ‘follows whom [ kuow of, and [ "SPORTING NEWS, What Jimmy Wood Has to. Say About Zettlety, "The New Man Hille Games, «=Noxt Weck's Tho Mutunls Defeat tho St. Louls Reds 4101, Racog at Jackson, Mick. ; Soulh Bend; Man- kato, Minn.; and Elsewhore. BASE BALL, ZETTLEKIN AND WOOD. Yestorday morning a reportor called around at Jimmy Wood's placo oa Stalo etroet for tho pur- poso of iuterviewing the business-managoer of tbe White Btockings concerning tho statemont publishoed in yosterday's paper to tho effect that bo had seolded Zottloin for his playing during Monday'a gamo, and that (ioorge seriouely medi~ tated tho advisability of tondoting his reslgna- tlon, or of breaking bis conncgtion wigh the Club iu somo tmaouner. Ar, Wood was fouud to be 1 astate of groat montal anguish over tho para- graph {u question, which he atated was incorrect {n every respect, and which was ealeulatod to work irrotriovablo fmjury o tho Club, Roportor—Was suythivg sakd to Zottteln about Lle pitching at Moudny's gamo ? Wood—No, not a word. Zottletu is cortainly the last wan whom I should over accuse of doing anything dishouest. I rogard Goorgo as ons of tho best and bonostost mon in tho business. 1t Iv a'werions matter to charge any parson with nolling out, and wo never do it unloss wa bave absoluta proof, aud then wo dismies shom at ance. 1t.—Do you thiok that Zottlein's playing don- day was as goo:l aa on provious occasions 7 (V.—Yns; tho only differouce was that tho Reod Stockmgs had learnt his pitching. Whon thoy Yln,\'nu thoir firat gamo hore, thoy wora faggod out, and wore uuablo to do any batting whatever. CGoorgo s got & now stylo of pitch- ing, but they succesdod 1in lnumlnq‘ it after tha first §l|ll’.!, snd batted him with great success. Justsowith Bradley, After & coupla of games thoy got tha trick of his pitchiog and bad no gurtuer difficulty. Itis s fino club, mado up of men who have boen to- gether for threo years, IL.—Do you think Zottloin is a8 good a playor now a8 ho Was Lo years ago ? * W.—Yes, I do:_just ns good a player and just o8 trustwordhy. 1am very sorry that thia state- ment in rogard to Guorge was publishod, bocausa it will havo a bad eiect upon tho Cinb. I don't B08 why tho nowspapers should o overlastingly pitelung into ua wihcu wo do so much for them, Ro—1o wha way ? W.—Lhero aro thousandd of peoplo who buy the papais almply for the reports of tho games, and who would tivt otheraino think of looktog at & howspapor. * I.—{ beliove that was trne back in tho baso- ball times of 1870, but hardly thiuk 1t is correct now. W.—Ishould think it wonld Lo, sinca thero ia quito a« much oxcilemont over baso-ball now as thero was then, OI course, wo dou't objoct to boing ctiticised when we do anything that is wrong, but I dou’t seo why tuo nowspapors should be pitcbing into ue all the time whou thero 18 no causo for it. Thoro soems toboa gort of dotermivation to run dowa the Club. R.—Thon thers bas nover peon anyilung said by you to Zettlaw iu rogard to his pitchiug ? W.—No, not a word, MILLER, R.—I #eo you havo engaizd Miller of the Keo- kukvn. What are you golug to do with bim? W.—Wo ahall play him at socoud baso. I..—Whon witl ho got hero? W.—Hlo left Keoknl this morning, T, —What do you think of hun s a player ? W.—1o ia ono of tho, most promising youn| tunk ho will mako Lis mark in tho profession. With a little practico ho will do oxceltoutly bohind tho bat, 2 lll‘.?—uaw did ho bappen to diifs out to Keo- 0 W.—ITe {s & ndw player, this being roally his first professional year. Wo thought somewhat of engaging him whon tho season began, but he sigued to tho Xookuks before wo could got hold ot him, Io promiacd, however, in casa ho loft, togive us tho rotusal of his sorvices, and tho momont wo kuow tho Weatarna wote breaking up we sont for him, B.—11ave yon seen much of hisplay ? W.—Yes ; wo playod four gamea with the Keokuka this year und two last, inall of which Lio tuok part, aud L was very muca pleagod witly tue way in which bo hnndled lnmsolf, I think hio wlil prove & valuable acquisition, COMING OAMES, R.—When will the Philadelphiss be here? W.—They play on the 224, 2ith, mnd 206th, The lotttords (lay Buturday, aud then jump ovor until the 20th, 'Lhoy wero to have gono on to Keokuk, but siuco tha Woestorns havo dis- solved thoy go instead to Quincy, whero theio {a & really tluo club, ombraclug some of tho bost smatour playera of Chicago, OFINIONS OF A CORREZSPONDENT, To the Editor of 1 he Uhtcage Tribune ! Cutrcago, June 17,—I am really glad to see from your paper o disposition to clearly show ap that our Chicago Base-Ball Clob s truly a failure. To be sure, now and then thoy win & nonderfal game. but the very noxt day sustain g wouderful u defeat, Now’that the Westerns of Keokuk havo disbanded, thoy lose four of their viotories, andit puts them well down in the score of games won ; and, with such irtegular play ma they havo sthown, what chance will theta be for them away from Lows agamst auch cluby as the Iartfords, Athletics, Bostons, snd Lhiladelphins,—clubs thay nover could beat on the long 1un, and certainly will not this year? 'Whore, lot me ask, iy tho biame ? 1 fear in tho inor Judgment of the manager, I do not believe la:ry Wilght would allow lus club to play sec- ond 4ddle yoar after year, ms the Chicago one does. - Do nat wo !];eml ‘noncy enougl, or bhare WO 8 poor manager 7 It is bigh time we either quit Lallglaylog, ur got a club togother sesond o none, Waich the prosout one nover will bs, Basz Bavr, RAQINE—KVANETON, Tothe Editor of ThvChicago Tridune? Racexe Coutroe, June 15,—In your iseue for to-day, thore 13 a spocial dispatch to Tur Tuisuse, which, as captain of iho Dlacimn Colloga ball wino, I feel jt my duty b notice. Tho Eranston nino came to Racine toplay us for the cliawpjonship of the Northwest aud tho eilver ball, 'As soon ns I leasnod that \hoy proposed to place My, Thiers befund tho bat, T objocted, on the ground thiay ha wan not 8 membing of Evauston Univeraity, snd 80 not eligible aaa plaser, The grounds of ob- Jection were not n’wl-lned Away to our satieface tjon, and wo reftecd to play. Tha fasts qre slmply that ‘Ar, Thiors uovered hiv conoection with _ tho Univeruty gome months sgo, and bowover laudable that geutlomon's ine tantion to roturu, It dots yoy render him a wmember of the [nsbitation, with whowo ninn . we wore siyposed 1o ba playing, 1 also indignantly recent the insinuation con. voved'in thie words, * Tho latter {R"nuton ning, thiok that the Raciues vaie afraid of thown, an: tho student community Yera s very indignaut against tho treatmont thor ninorecoived,” Tho flrat part of tho '(‘mb deectron no notice, As to tho ** treatment thelr nlue reaiyed,” I call upon tho Capiain of thelr nive, Wik, wiiom the mat~ tor war discussed, to instance any partionlar in swhiich tho oourtesy for which Remng Colloge in B0 well knowp nlu not shown 10 by njne, Wo met tho nino a¢ Racine Juucton Wil our ompie bud, entertained them at the Colloge dining-hall id oudeavored to make thelr etay 3 ploasan pue ju every respoct, We wora forcedig draw a Jine of dutinction, however, betwed. bojp, courtoous and atowing ourvolves to ba tqng.efi upon. Wostlll lxanr at tho 1nsinuation o dig. courtesy 1 tha telogram refarred to dld yoy come from any ono connocted with Evansgy University, Iu the iutorosts of fair play, I ay respectiully, 1L M. Mantoy, A GOOD GAME AT AT LOUIS, Spectal Disvateh (o 'he Chieago Tribune, BT, Louts, June 17,~The roturn game be- twecn the Mutuals, of Now York, and the Red Btockings, of Bt, Louls, camaoft tuls afternoon, aud proved to bo a very Interesting gamo, The flelding on both sidos was splendid, but five er- rors bolng made insll, The excellent batting of Mathews docided tho gamein favor of the Mutuals by a score of 4 1o 1‘. Innings— Mutiials oo THE TURF. TUE JACKSON LacEs, Mpecial Disvateh ta Jha Chisado Tridune, Jagxsox, Miob., Juns 17.—~The third dsy of tha aizth meeting of tbo Jaokson Hosse-Dreod. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1875. ors' Aseociation Locday gitracted n largn cowd fro 6,000 ta 7,000 pegpls: belng prosont. Th weathor wag Iglon\ofi, tho races good, and ho |n- torost In thend futeuss, particniarly amag tha Pool-buyers, aa the purchasera of favorlen jost quito heavily in most ovory instance. "ho first race was tho 2 nino outrics, and all 203 2L 3 Mazomanle took first mongy Iyauk Rooyes necond, Travafor thlrd, aud "Albitta foutth. In the pools for secord monar, Citlon and Danlol Boone were tho cdiof favorite. In tho firat heat of this raco, Clifton brote and ran, wlhile McLaugbliv, hia deiver, waa iying to Sum ant for Harry Mitcholl, who liad oeen exerciaing op the track, and ran mio him., Dpth sulkica wore smashod down and the drivem soilled out. For- tunately tho horses woro, Sekl or cauglht spon, and the diivors wpro nothurt. In thq sacand beat Danlel unol:{‘cut oat of bhis vosition in auch A uannet thathe lgcknd whoolg with Ches- tor Thomas’ sulk{ Tha Iattor's drivor’ was thrown out and Chojter Thomas ran nway. Mo was caught soon, amd no damago was dotie. ‘lho 2:20 raco vas the best. Thera wers eleven ontries audrnostartors, Littio Angus and Littlo Mac bawmg Lo ouly ones drawn, The following is 1 . TR} BUNMAARY ¢ DeanoanEN LTI cmaBmanem eutley dr, 23— 1’il 2ATY S PN X AMolilo Morris, Iady 8lar, Gan. Grant, Tdol, Tauaner Boy, and Noluey wera amoo the {avor- ites, most of thiem moro than Mplsoy previqus to tho rocond hoat it tha raca, 1Llonco the field wasn largq winuer. Po-morrdw will ploss tho munlkxf. the 2:40, 2:34, sud, free-forgll racos being In tha pro- grammo. y THE MARNGO (ILL.) RACES, Spectal Dispatchto Tha Chicago Fribune. Manexao, IIL, Juje 17.—1ho racos to-lay, al- though not Yory l-,uiwom atteudod byoyer 3,000 pooplo. An immouh crowd is expootod to-mor- row, as the freo-to al race is filled with some of the best lioraos of tiy Weat. A trial inalch i to tako placo to-morrog botweon Lady Elgin and Obsoryer, In the 2:50 race w?p{, nurso $600, Bam Shat lay got amsy with th{ tlrt monsy,” winnlng eac! heatina Jog. The bllowingiafhe 1 ¢ Dilly Wysson , Biliy Crisbing. Bam Sharpley. o, MoArth Eryeresy aamen o A40; In {ha 3:15 raccof to-day, Tanuor Boy was firet iu tho race. ' Timmy Munter was drawn in tho fourth heat on jecount of {njury, Tho fol- lowing s the ! [ Tommy Hunter,, ..\, 1 8 dr, Bily Race , ) 3213113 Haul Cloud. 4 dr, Tlnnurlhq!' flql 131 Tha runolag race,which was advertised for to.day, not boing filed, a pacing race took its placo, resulting in cL? folloming. < MAMAN Forent City Girl, viorerend 10 3 Cotton Picker, 1101 Lady Patcher, 3 032 Time—8:a13 2103 S, AT 30UTH BEND. Srezial Dispatch to The Chreago Tyfoune, Bovtn Bxyp, Ind, Juow 17.—Tho races io-dny were well attended, sud gave excellont satisfac- tion to all Jovera of fine sport, Tho firat was o 2:25 raco, with four horses, two of them owned in Fort Wayne, one in Kokomo, and -one at Groen Poiut in Loug Island, the latter of which was takon sick aftorfhe third hoat and bad to bo taken to tho atatle, Considorablo scoring was bad prior to the fliat heat bofora tho horses would get down to work, but when they did get s eond-off, thoy mado a race that gmat the spoctators info early éxcitomont, which thay kopt up until nestly dark, -Monsrch Jo that had been tho favorito, took tho firat he: but mads & bad bresk in tho socond, and barol saved his distauce. In the third Lady Mack broka and fell ‘back g0 much that numbera ex- clalined that she would lose her distancs, but in the Jast halt’she camo np boldl{. pasaing all her competitors, aod took the hest by half ‘a length. Tho fitih was close all ~through, with the Lady fallivg bohind for a time, E\i: on tho turn sho passod Monarch mud ensily wont by Kate Campboll in the home- ntrotch, faking tho hent and race. Tho purso wan 31,000 1or harscs that never trottod better tlan 2:25, 8550 to first, 8500 to necond, and $160 to thurd. Tho scorols: = D, g, m, Lady Mack, 1, a, Monard 5 3 2325 ; 2:38; 28, 8 pacing 1aco, with six horses entored, snd flve starting, aud was evonly con~ testad, thore beiug no long .,fi'” sftor the first beat, o which a horso badly named Daxzter was distanced. ‘Chopurse waa 8400, fron to all pacing horsos, with #2295 to firat, $135 to second, sad $50 to third, Tao scoro iss 7 E Tir, g. Bloepy Georgo, 3111 LA g. Grauger, . 1321213 1, g. Hoozier Dick.,, 24384 a, g. U 4348 dist, :30; 2:90%¢ § 23N & 22 The Inat raco was ruuuing, half-mile heats, best throe In five, Woight for age, with twolve entrics aod eloven stirting, 1t fook a long whils for tho ridota to get thoir horres to tho seratch for tuo sond-off, and from outsidors glv(ng the word go, apvers] falwo starta ware mado. ~ When tho fiosl send-off was glven, Crusader bolted, 1an agaloat the fonce, and was takoa to tha sta- ble. The pursa was$250, with $125 to first, §75 to second, and 950 to third. Theacoro i : LA Be. aas Eea i i 5, Tho racea close to-morraw, ons of the tratting- pusees Liaving twalve entrics, 8T, PETERSHDUG (“‘2: RACES, Spectal Duspaten to I'he' Chicaon T'ridune, Eutg, Pa., Jung 17.—At the St.' Pateraborg races, ‘second dav, In the 2:40 race, the fitas heat wag taken by Netllo Tarnes; the mocond, third, ;nid2 ‘o;ldtlhf y Josh Billiogs, Time—2:45; 2:41; Tho %34 race waa won by Ornngu Bllly in threo stral) hi hoats. Timo~2:40; 2:48%¢; 2403¢, JENOME PANK MEETIKG. Vr v Yoax, June 17.—At the Jeromo aces, 2‘:[) B;‘Bh-..'ndi““ wgvlv“oa%nul}e-, 1}¢ miles, was il “’,‘fg' Tim;vgflgl .vu urke second Carribog 8 second race, dash of by Madgo; Vinlagrotie O’uIy two iilflcd.z 16 ah The Woodburn 13£ wlles, wpa won o, Pl 5105, {akea for 4-yoar- miles, was won by Aaron l'.:nl‘ny;; ‘o I.{’l'u'(ufifi second; Crinslel ird.. Time, 44301, The fonrth raco, 176 wilen daati, was won b Beratob, Joe Cerus “socond, astaguon third, e Tt woas, 00 hand 'he Jast rsce, free handioap-sweepatrk: miles, was wan L! way, Snfimkmgnd’.fiug nybrook third, Tjmo;8:17, Gpectal Tnlflu‘leflocfi‘m’:m b ai Dispal " 3 Mankavo, Minn., June 11.—'1'::‘ t‘m'rd and Inst day witoeased i crowd at the races. To; or nm{n thouspyd dunlu clsnged u.n5 . x;’: the rynuiug race, 1 mile and repest, with eight antriga, for » pursa of €500, Wral won 10 1:62, L8d3¢. The 2:86 trotting rase for §1,000 was won by Dan Bromn, forerly Hivkory Tom, threo in five, In 2:, 131y, 2903, The s e class racy for #300was wan by n»b; O'Neal, tareo in five, in 2:34, 4:13%, snd 2:481¢, Dilly 'Noal waa dprolu}mi. but ‘allowed fo trot until svastigated, —_— THE RING, 5 OB PITTEDURE NON-COMBATANTS, PITRugso, June 17—The prize-fight between Teoke and Allen did not take place, ss nwuuced, to-day. Alln was oa the ground ss- lected a ahort time bators noon, but Rooke falled W put in 8o appearanis, and it is atsted that on tlo strengeliof thisfact Allen will claim thp Wfakes. —_—— ; THE TRIGGER, i BNOOTING MATCH AT LA CBOBSK. | Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicago Triduns, LA Cuossx, Wis,, June 17,—The long antict- stod and much-talked of matol beiween the parts aud La Crosae 8hootlog Clubs camo off ia bis city this afterncom. 8ix ragiessatative mon frqm agoki elub did the shooting, birdn to eqoh man, 3t yardg rieg, sprls trap._The m}‘owlnq igthoaaora; Hparts leam —L. D, French, 185 J.. 4, Frwych, 18; Kany, 18: Fobés, 19 ; Blmnson, 15 ; Ditn, 19, Total, 101, LaCrosss toam—Dane, 11: Cronby, 153 Chamberlain, 14§ Logan, 12 Ifatot, 15; Peck, 13, Taial, 82, $ } THE OAR. 3 AT PEILADELPUIA, !‘ml.An{nrn A Pay Jyng 17,—The clostng racos of the Sehuvikill Yevy qapo off to-day. Tho final heat tor aingle aculls wae won by Frank L. Yatos, of Uhicago, ACCIRENTAL POISONING. Special Dispatch (o Thé Chicdqo’ Trdune, Forr Wayxg, lng,, Jung 17,—Last night Mr. Cliase, wife, and gon, of this city, ahortly after eating thoir supper, wera attackod almost simul- tapoously with strange and pnaccountable Bymp- toms, canaing them to falt upon tho floor in an unconecious gonditian, “ip . which state they wers dizcovered by neigh- bofi" .]\nt’hl.rlmicu wm;n plml:n tuyc admiuistered ynder the inliuence of which Mr, Chaso soun rp- v‘lvud. hi Bl wite nit ul:n atill mn?n Vika “rfly ciitical condition, with smal] lope of recovery. It is aaid that thoy had ate whal purported to fin mushirooms for supper, but which wore evident- Iy a poisonous plant ressmbling tho mushroom !q appoaranco aud tasto. . A DRUNKEN FLIGHT, §pecial Dispalod to T8¢ CAieaaq Tridyne, LaSarex, I, June 17.—Froderick O'Brion, claimiog to be an attache of Howe's Circus, attendod & Gorman ball in this city last oyeping, sud, ‘bocoming {utoxicated, and ambitious to show what foats of acrobatio agility and daring clrcus-men aro capablo of, mounted tho backs o[llconlnlf %r’ chairs, from wlll‘lch Iu; nmp('n‘p;‘:d uuch jn jorn i ol & 9| - S TS B8 ol otk 25 bl right anklo. D#, Frazor ropsirod tho damages, aud tho circus-man wont to lus home in l'rce- pork to-day, sober and sad. THE LATEST SOTUHERN CYCLC NES, Special Dispateh o The Chicago Tribyne, . Naguvigre, Tegn., Jung 17.—John Mills was atruck dead by lightnipg near, Nashyille yoster- day. ‘I'wo porsons wero knockod s 88, Four othors wero knogked down In tho'city by lightning this morning. A treo waa biown ddwn, kitling a man pamed Willinma, in Rutherford Qounty, Pive honsos in Gallatin wore nnroofed, and atables, dwellings, cribs, sud foncas leyolad at 8myrns, Tha roofs of fiye hipuseg in Tulla- Lioma ‘wopa taken off; also tho rgofs of two churches, a dopot, two stores, stables, and othor hotsea'at Chattanooga, PR A E A MAN BAKED TO DEATH. Special Drapgich tod'ne Chicajo Lrifupe. Nasuviete, Tobn, Juno 17—Johp Woods, a colored hartendor ip a saloon at Chr)afi.unl, was, rescued from o burning byjlding ot tliat place oarly yosjorday morning ju sn igsensible copdi- tion. Duripg tho day hig skip cgrx’m off, and doath endod hig woes st night, Hia clothi: . B oAt Roht, Slaht, iin siothing curjous couditign whon rescued 8 that he was baked, and had repched tho yory brink of '¢om- Lmstion, and’ would' havo been consymed » fow momonts later.' i R FELL FROM A TRAIN. Bpectal Dixpatch to The Chicago Trivune, Ta Graxog. Ind., Jyno 17.—This moning, at Valonting Station, near this place, p map pamed Matt Brown, a bralioman on the Grand Bapids & Indiana Rallroad, was instantly kiilad by falling botween the cara of a northward-bound freight, 1lia romains wore faken to Ff. Wayno, whoro he liyed, for intormont, DROWNED.7 &pecial Dfapptch in Tha Chizgga Trioun, Fasg §agpyawy, Aich., Juns 17.—A young man ‘named Foator' Galbraith, emploged a8 a cook on the tug A, 1 Huntor, fol] ovorboard while tho tug wa3 ‘passing Porlamontl; st 4 o'clock this afterucon, snd - was dtowued.’ Ilis ' mothor re- sideg horo. Tho body was pot-recovered, ' RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Special Duvateh to The Chizase Tribune, 8r. Paor, Minn,, Jane 17.--A" yépdmaster and fireman on tho Northorp Paclflo wore killod yos- terday by o train bejug thrown from tha frack by a washotit, near Choyquna Cmrnfng. ip Daota, DEATH FROM L)al TN[UO, i Crxorsnatt, 0., June 17.=~Duriog tho- ptorm at”Milford,” 0., this morping achjid gf i. B. Estun waa killed, and $wo daughtors of B, Ed- er Woro aovorely burnod by f atroko of light- ng. . SPEAKER BLAINE'S INJURJES. P Cork Tr![bun:a Jutie '1';. ‘The Hon. James . Dlawg, of Malne, wes among tho passongers on tho Boston & Naw York express train, which was wyocked mopr Tremont Statjon”'on Satorday ovening, A roporter of tho Tribune visited Mr. Blilna at tho Fitth Avonuo Hotel sestorday.” 1 has boen confined to. his bed ever sinco the soodent. In wddition to several meratche e3 on different parta of the body, a revore brutae was roceived fn the rigne slde which givos him suoh acute pain at times as to render talking difficuls, 1t in now thought, bow- oever that no bonea wers broken, and Mr. Blaipo oxproades the hopo that he will b up'agaln in a for dayn, sa thoxe 18 no evidonce of ‘any serioys Internal Injury. e atatos that ho wna sitting quiotly in one of the parlor ears—the tralu rune ning at abotit 35 miles por hour—when he felt, by the peoullar Jolting, thas the wheoln were off tho track, snd almost immediatoly theresfter tho oar was' thrown around and’ o 4’ sdo, with men, women, band-boxes, #o! and other things, In & promidouous heap at ‘the bottom, The varsongors were at laast ton minutes in ex- tricating thamuslves from the wreok, ou account of the diftioulty in climbing aver the state-room Just Iuside of the door, i New York Hevald, June 10, Dr. A. Ruppaner found that two of the Spi er'a ribs weére badly brnjsed. Fortuustely, the injuries ara not of & uangerons nature, and this morniug Mr, Dlaino, accompanled by Dr. Rup- n:nfir, ‘zfll loavo for his home {o Maine, by way o oul e WASHINGTON, The Texnn Rplds~Kansns Polftf= clans’ Fighi-Tho Noux @opmis. sfon. g Special Disvatch ta The Chieago Tridund. Wasminatow, D, 0., June 17.~1I¢ is the apin- {on st the Wiite floueo that Cortins, the Mexi- can Genoral and bandit, will not undertake to defy tho powor of the two Ropublics. They bolieye $hat he will act with auch’ viscrotion =a will prescrve his band ag nearly intact as pos- stble for futuro marauding- operations, and that hio hias sonso enongh to kuow that he will be wiped out it Lo continues to dofy tho two Goy- eramonts, KANBAS POLITICIANS are ougsged fn'a fizlit here aver the office of Col- leator of Intarnal Revonuo for that State. The Ntepresontativea in Congtees ara united in sup- post of Anthouy, the prescut inoumbont, bns the wo Benators, Hlarvey and Iuga'le, are pressing the President to 'leom one Blalr, who, as s member of (he Lagislature, was in- strumontal in seonrlog Harvey's eleo- tion. Yhere aro no churges against An. thony, “whose record at the Deparimens s romarkably good. Tho effort to affe:t tha chaugs seomi to bo meroly to reward ons of Senstur Huivey's wire-pullers, S DHENIAL. ‘The statement that the control of the detect- ivo forae of the Internal Hevauue Bureau Lad been taxen from Mr, Yarian and hanaed over ;flln’ to the Boporvisoia, iy oficially contra- - THY BIOUX COMMISSION. ‘The Presidont has rovoked the appointment of Gon. . It. O'Tleirno 88 aneof the Commisuion 0 semat itk Lo Bloux. ’ ———— i OCEAM BTEAMSHIP NEWS. Fanzes POINT, Jusa 17.—Tho stoamor Man- hattan, from Glasgow, Lias nisiveq, z New. Yopw, June 17.~Ariived, etasmsl Utopla, from (Hasgow, g HovTuamrrox, Juno 17.~Arrived, ateamship Braunschwelg, from Baltimora, ————— TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES, Aunnle Flynn, s momber of the East Sagioaw demt-monde, took lsudauum yesterday for the purpose of making au angel of haiself, She was puped out, and is lzely to vogover. The fina) statement of the Hydro-Osrbon Gas Machine Cowpany, of Chicago, and an applica-* tion for & lceuse to organize the Uontiuental Lolt Manufaoturing Compauy, also of Chicago, "-w‘l:d yestorday o the oftice of the Becrotary P : . Mivar .. Valloy,© and .Choyanpas, ., THE SIOUX. ,{.Hp;lon of Some Thirty Thouspnd People, ' Tho Country They Now Inlinbit—Whore They Came from. Tho Tsvelve Bands- into which They Ars Divided,. - |, The Nation, Roally Ruled, Mot by Okefs but by Boototles of Wartlors, Special Correspondence of The Chicago Trybune, Ostana, Jupe 12.—~Now that Rod Uloud, and Bpotted Tall, and American Horae, and Sitting Bult, with Uis throo-knived war-club and his new rifle from the Prosidpnt, bave bigd thom back to the land from which thoy pame, tho pnblio is be- ginning to fuquize, * Who nro thaso Bioux, any- Tow? “And who ‘aro thoso people that would dofy tho natlon and oxcligo b0 Amarican peoplo from » postlon of ita own domain? Wliere do they come from? What'is thejr bletory? Anud Loy mauydo they numbor 7 f TIE AIOUT NATION consists of 28,300 people, divided Into twelve tribos, connactod by Lloodsralationship, and all of which spoak the sams Janguago, With them ate allted, by nsmociation and Intermarriage, 2,700 Northein Choysonea and Arapahoos, rola- tivea of thp Southorn Choypnnes aud Arapabiocs of Southoru Kausss sud Northern Tozns. Of thean 31,000 Kioyx and affiliating tribes, 10,000 aro abla-bodied warrlors, wall mounted on In- dinn ponios of great endurance, and parcally armed with ropeating and brooch-loading ouas, obtalnod from white tradors, from the Govornmout ss presouts, on tho war- path, or in trado with Northern Indiaos, who' in tarn procured them from Bnilsh traders -beyond our northern boundary, Thoy accupy the country bounded on tha north by tho 4(ith dogreo of ‘worth latitudo, on tho south by the northorn boundary ma of tho Btato of chirpaka, on tye opat b{ tho Migaouri River, and on the west ' by the 104ih ‘dogrés of longitude wost from Gigpuwich, —embracing an nres of ,670 squaro miles, oy 25,004,800 acres of Jand, apccially sct aaida for thom as Llo ' Bloux Bosor~ vation by the treaty of 1863 ; and, by suthonty fiunmd thom in tho samo treaty, thev roam and untover the conntry fiota tho Platto Riveron tho south fo th Yellonstonp and Miseoyri Bivors on tho north, and from the Mierouri liver on tho east o tho summit of the Big Horn Mountaing on the west, ' - TUE BIOUX CAME ORIGINALL) from tho country borderingon tly (!prmr Mis- siunippi River, wliouco they wors driven by tho Chinposwas fato’ Southorn ‘and Westorn Minno- £ota,—* the lahd of the Dakolas,"—Ttom whick Tatter locallty they foronsad tho Hlssours River, ving from’ befora tliem ‘tlio Pawnees, Choy- enues, drapahoes, Crows, and-Boakes or Bho- whones, ' In tho year 1832, the Sicux and Choy- onnoy, fighiting’ for posscaslon of tho country, bad a groat Lattlo on the Chug River, 85 miles south of tho :presont eito of Yort Eamm‘m nt which largo numbora were killed on both sides. Aftor tho tight, an uudorstanding befiwacn tho contanding “forcea was arrisod ‘at, rosnlting g?_i tho ceeplon to thg Blaux of the ternitory iving north ‘of tho Platto Rivar, and tho raton- tion by Hio - Choyeon ca of the coynfry sonth theroof, 'Tho Uh?'ennqs and Arapahoos thon beeamo associsted togother, and lived fn com- gnmuvo harmony till 1844, whon, a social foud resking out smong them, 140 lgdges (or wig- wams) of tho Cnoycones and G) of tha Arapa- hoes wont north and assimilatod with tho Sionx. In 1841, a simjlpr foud hnd brokon orl intho Stoux, camps, when 171 loggos of Bioux went. south, sod “pangdd with ‘the Chefiemmuln the Valioy of the Republican Riyer, in Nobrasia und EKansng, and wers calleq | [ " 5 .. " cpT-OFF8," name which they. hoid to thia day. A lodgo I8 ostigatod by thuse Indians at six persons, two .of " thom " warziars.. . Theso seceding northorn Cheyennes and Arapalioes ;apd southorn Sjopx tiavo; from 1841 to'the’pressut’ timb; buen ton- tinually.changlng 88 pasties have jolned. their -Fespactive bandd from tho parens trivge, or have oft them $p repurn to thoir pll afiitiationn, ~Lgr ?'hllp, fin 1859, ‘llim, ug{;hpm lAr?nqlmop lleu;n‘xl 0 vatrapged frot ofr Bidux rolatives, snd inade Reinhs {ot 0 eastort Bn_gglfimcn,‘u: dakes, fojoln them on thoit resorvation |4’ the Wind to forin" an' allisnéo with thom, offensive ‘and 'dofensive, agalust tho -“Btonx 3 bue Wiabakie, “ tha * Chist of tho Bhoshongs, -fearing treachory upon tho part of the Arapahoos, refused to listen to their propositions, and thoy romained with the Sioux, with whom thoy are pow in perfect Larmouny, 'The Bioux arq at copatant war &itly iy Pywnosp, Uten, Crowg, Bpgkon, sogd Atighareos, P THE TWELVE TRIBES of the Bionx-are the Drnies, the Ogaliatiabs, tho mixed Brules and Ogallallahs, tho Yanctonnair, a:n !(!)Inna‘uamotg'. ‘fi‘l‘ Vnz'cx):pm tho Sm}é Arcs, 10 Oyoolip! 1 acjtfpet, the ottles, tho GubTitads, atd R Betoets Hhve tabs. aro again divided mto -bangs, which cmbraco at timos mavy shifting members from the severnt grand diylsfonn of thie Hionx, ARér thd” fasbign gr the Cut-Offs, the Choyontay, dnd fho Ayapa- oes, 4 v ¥ 05y Jhe Brules consist of Tted Cloud’s band, which numoers 780 persons s of Iran Shell's band, of %lll:“ ;Xln‘l !![ml._l[c:g n!'l{’ 3;!!41, n[b 1,200, Tho sallallahia cousist of, opd'y_band, of (003 01’ pIm-Mmd-oflllu‘il rug's d:q. ‘:fi 60 gf tha Kiocsiad or C‘rt-onn‘ nnger legzoc Ilor, ‘Ball Bear, and” Littlo Wormd, namb ring 601 ; and the Loafers, numboring 180, Irom it appears that Rad Clond baa A following partly of Drules and partly of Ogallallahs, which form o division of themselvos known as *tho Aixod Drulos . and Oxallallabis.” . The Qycobpas, under Standing Bull aud Byd Dog, numbor ;3’:0. Theag lu?lnnu 850 goverod by (hp samo lams au the Ogall nlvbu pud have the samne- pocisty or order of ** Wagrlars of the White Hash," and ara ludo;sd Okll‘;t'lnt\‘:&mt. they b;udwby th&muvlfi:, snd:hiavyg g djsiinctive gnme pf ~ their own,> Tho et bt 320600 Sihocon. i?u:, yrder Loug for, l!umn{l Noso, ppd Whito ull, are 3,000 ‘sl g, The Ip :’chnjoux iavo ah'orgavization or ¥ Bacl,uty [} ‘ ‘drriors of the Dirgye Loptt,” which pon ulg‘;li’u trino. Fho Bngn Ares,’ upder Beabby’ lal), ' Yollaw f!?ren aud Foyr Crons, pumber 5,400, * They havo fo " horses, aud azo .peor warriors, Tho gmmpu Puwber 4,800, vnndg qmws:vw. Rare bro! ”i lifl W p{s'pl Laglo. dbuloi - 9 pRor In horsoy, but ‘are .gaod warslors, lfi:ol?en number ‘4,200 ; thos-l‘no-Knm", he Hantoes, 0873 and the Cut-Heads, 000, northoru Cheyenuep, under Modicine LMgn of the Chafienm\q. nlm?p}‘ 1,800 ; 'and the portharn Arapaliops, duder Eridsy snd Modicino fan of the Aya,i‘.uuc,_ numpbor 900, Total of Hiquz, fls,wgi ufi:ul of Elonx, Arppahobs, snd These [ndiave, including the Arapahoes and Choyennos, wintor fn the pountry AROUND TUE LLACK WILLS, whore timber and gamp are fonnd in shnndance, aud upon the streams flowivg into tho Yeliow- atone and Little’ Missdusi Riyers. 1ted Cioud is not a horoditary Chlaf, but & successful soldior, who has aqluoyed rotaiyors by prowees in baitle and by force of charactor 3 Atmorican lorse auce ceoded to his_Chiofiainship by lohopifsuce ; whilo ‘Bpottod Tail did’ fiol, buk was appainted to his position by Qen. Flarney, teu years ago, Tha power of thia Chlafs, excent iu their own villages, is lunfted; and the tribea over whick they preside aro mostly governod by sodiativs of warzipr, sugh as *‘The Hocloty of the White Baab,” or “I'ia Hoolety of ‘tho Brave Hosrt," T'hess gocietjos mako tho laws {or thoi trilios, and docide on war or peaco,o Thoir decislopd arp fashdatory, snd they arg iu30n4 tho ohiof rulors of their reapoctivg lflbal and, through geveral couuclls, of the ontlro S’lnux _S’mlnu. Bilting Bull spoke truly when po-said hero, whils en route to Washington, that moither Red Cloud nor Hputted Tail, .nor any of the arty, had any power whatover {o conclude a Yun{n that any troaty which they wight at~ tempt tomake would bo rejcated by thele uatjon; end t‘!m the troaty must b madoin thelr own country et =2k 1,20 DY THEIR OWN PEOPLE, . In council with Commlu\l;:uun pent to that country by thoir Great Kathor, tho I'residant. The visits of Indiau delegations to Washing- $on—oven such men a8 Red Uloud aud Spotied Tail—do not esom, goueral ruls, ta jmproas ‘lmufiymhly witli the great wealth aud come merel l'-uuéth of the American people; but whou thoso Chists, some yoirs ago, attoudod tne Cooper Ia ltnm.y in ‘Nuv.rn og’ull\i City, sud poticed bofors them iho soa of upturned facos, and then slippod quistly down and qut into tho seraets, to Jml that tho rguln crowds thero wora in no wive diminished 1 numbors by the preseucs of tha crowd within, thay began for the first tuno to think that gl whites aro iu numbor aa the grauw of saud upou the pos-sliore, the leaves upun the treos of the forost, or tho blsdea of grays upon sho prairios. And wheu they havo come Juto thair own cotp- try, snd would tell their pooply of this thing thiat ihoy have seod, thon do iheir kribes sura upon thom, and may to thiam =l("le¢'i.kn“ bad n[xmllihm from tha 1At they can no langor seo atralght ; o stliny llo, for thay taik ot Tho trach. a0 that thess Clitofs nra i danger of losing Lhole influence with their people, aud, in order 10 ro. :lnm that fotlucnce and to navo thoir reputations, oy that ), winto may 2 DARE NOT TELL THRIR NATION that which, by direcs ooular domonatration, sctuatly kiow to Lo the fact, Aud thus thee) f:lnua u{nlmdy. do not _bolieys, mud wil oy holfove, that tha whitos aro as powerfil as theme #elven, They think thisir prowass compolled thg Gavernmont of tha United Staton to ovacusto ang abandon the mll(mr{ posts of Fort Teno, Fogg C. T Suuth, and Fort Thil Kearny, g tho Powder Liver cauntry in 1569, uador thg treaty of 1803. To them lznoranco in bliss, 1n tliat tllnz Yécognize not the cottain ‘doom that awalts thom ; for their Inud s coveted b the whitep, who aro alrondy atanding upon the,e bordera and oxclalnlng iu rogard to $has peoplo, ** Why cumbor thay tho ground 7 they PIRT i NEAR PEKIN, ILL, . Bpeefal Digpateh to The Chienan Tyilne, Prrrx, 1N, June 17.—~Early this morning the lightning struck and consumed Houry Broges. mau’a bary, b miles south of Pokin., Nix Lioracy and two mules perished in tho flanjes. No fn. surauce, Yy AT ANCASTER, CANADA, AncasTen, Ont., June 17.—The factary of the Ancaster Knitting Company burndd Inst night, .o 2160,000 ;" pirtinlly fnsured. Trwo hundrod persans aze throwa aut of cmploymeut. et ' e 5 AT FLORENCE, N. Y. Urica, N. Y., June 17.—{yrroll Bros.” tannery, at Floronce, Onaida County, has bool "To los {8 $60,000; Insurod, " b THE INDIANS. : PBURSUIT OF MARAUDERS, Qxrana, Neb., Juno 17.~Telegraphio informa. tion was recolvod at Headquarters Dopartmeny of tha Platto, Iast evening, that a WAT-party of ahout seventy-fivo Indians was soon on the Hth €0 miles mouth of Camp Robinuon, sup. posed to be golug eouth. 'The commanding ofi- cor at Bidpoy was immodistoly ordered to hold Lis commaud in roadiuess to move ab onco, and asgoon asho hoard of tho Indlans to go for tham with m‘n? man he could sz in o saddlo and ovartake and kil all he courd. It any sur- wnflarsn\ to bring them in. Notbing hasLgon hoard from thom. b ——— BROOKE HERFORD'S SERMON. To the Edltor of The Chicago Tribune s Cuonctt or TuE Messtan, Oucado, June 17.— Mr. Coopor's courtcous lotter, professing to sof mo righ abou} gha recont actlon of the * Ro. formed Eplscopalian” Council, puzzios mo, I should bo roally obligod for his correction it T could toll what itis; but Imustconfosa I cane -nak. 1 made, in the sormoy to which Mr. Cpopor ro- fors, two statomonts, The first was that the Coungil o {aok the old Thirty.nino Articlen and Just Hnkersd nuin up--roformed them about an inch suda quarter; Ift out s seutence hore, put in a phrase thero,—caros fully mendod up thiaf venerablo old plece of theologlcal patchiork with some very thin now cloth of thair own, I underatand that’ Mr. Cooper doos not ime pugn tho main fact in this stafoment, though ho thinke tho language ** not over courtoous,” Der~ baps it is not, and Iam eorry to griove men whum I reapoct s sincorely as I do some of the leaders of this movemont. But Mr, Cpoper muet lundly aliow for tho malinfn of an English Non- conformist, Tho fact i3, I havo scon too muck of what = misorable snare those aotiquated Articles of tho English Government-Church aio to numbors who bave not the courage to brenk away from thom, as Bishop Choney and Lis fol- .Jows bave dong. Bo I could not halp fooling & ittlo fjupationt to soo a body of mou who Led bravely gtruggled out of theso entsnglements going gravely-to work agalu to ronllge evory mash oxeopt thoso in which their own foot hap- pened to have trippod | Lt thon, did they roplace thoso old meshes ? ‘That i whers I gather that your corroapondent tuinks I amin error. ILub what ia tho orror ? My sopond ptatempnt was : * Aud then when they.bLad got thelr Tovisad creed sectnell half afrald of ‘dolng - anything with it, and .t Iast alshed up witl @ compromise reavlution which neltnerstood clearly for tho creed, nor yet stood fatry for Hberty, v <Well, look at the facts.” Tho Council acom fo .pave got protty unanimously through their al- ‘bératidna of tho Asticles. “Lhen Hishop Cum- .Wiug moyed, '*Ihat tho Connail adopt tho Auti- cles pg tho Articlos of %lnlxs\ou of tho Refoimed Episcopal’ Churct,"” Tius wns tho logteal se- quenco of tho altorations, and if carried would heva poon ¥ utmagng elear]y for tho croad.” Eut how wae-{b roseived ¥ I awm quito willing to tana Mr, Cooper's softensd yorsion, inetoad of tho full aud Hvely ''nisunm report which les hoforo mo. " As soon as Bisbop Cummins hiad made this stiaighitforivacd propositipn gbont thess pmended -Artivios, ** the fact tyus pltelcod," unya Mr, Coop- er, * thAt thera wora four distfuot. and difforout oplojons In the hoygo with regard to them." One clads was opposed 1o any cliange whatever fn tho Articles, & mflnd denired them, av necepted, ltd .uver fgr couslde o by the-chugchos unl 6 Dt 3! Tt i e h was lu fayor, snbetantiolly, mparing “thd platform of tie ubstitute for tha wholo of wvermed {q threatan, Tko Bad Rlibert clyracierizcd o thosy ,uu;hw. Danger ‘Lqugrrn) armony which the Councll scomed ou th paltit of being broken Gy *AlL In view of 80 Ismoatubls down fu spirit, . T must awm that it dops stil) appoar to mo thnt the Couucit. haying. elaburated sheiy roviecd .oraad, wore * Lalf ui¥aid to do auytbibg wilki f1,” —not “*afrald w1 thp'yepas of moral cowardice, a tstilt, appeared bowed uo ono- 48 likely to charka thpm with that, but in thd sause thal :“K thrun Ursb began: 4o realizo ‘what adopbing™ that areod inoaut,—and sowo of tham did uot balf iike tuo business | - Hawaver, the’ roul questivn is, What did they do with It¥ <I shid -ty :tfin‘abod up witl compromise resotusioh whiol nelthur staod cles iy for tho ereed, nur Yot Atood fairly for liborty. Mr. Cogper utlgatizon tins aa ' prisvously mis- roppnenting thu factd.” Let us scel To tho 1% apd thd testim! nyL n“fl 1a tha |'m;{ word- ing of that rodolutian, which Dishop Chodey cir- riod, which Lio aotunliy ' offaiqd an & compromise resolution "'y 2 P Wikneas, Thin Cliircly Lpn §n Iaration of Triea: prochinbl 64 Wit i Tug ocutim £ frua substautially an they were ast fogih {n the Thic- y-nine Articla s therufore, -~ 1 T cll, that tho Aril- Tequ. 13p of this Go atmsdaiiod b A b 'angd War- nibiee ou ‘Lack, -ship, and accopted at this Counrdl bo aud orp herely L kuown s X Reaoleed, Thap the {oregoing preamble pnd resoln. e stod Lo 8 shotley e o the o erantes Religipn, R etk Yow whet does this mean? ¢ spoma at fired rla b lo ba Ij‘uhoY Cumming' resolulion, but & itito dilutod,—still & oleur adoption of (he smondeg sihicles as tho aroed of [’l [ 0 Reformed Chijreli. Bub thai I read dn, and !lnd l\u?nnn ‘the record this gbritence: * Ila Chair, (o auswer (0w ayestlon by a member of th-fi;unnfi.halv VBl ARt of Lo Chnpels ws not bound by s Articles whio dld mot balieve (hem 10 s substaujially similar 0 tho Articles of (hrace, . Now, uaudhlu. 16 vory stupld of me fo bp anmg;g 84 o what pl) this doen really meau? thougbs Ib did yoy veqm Qvte Ata) |t|‘lng clourl; lor the crgod, nor st fairly for ‘k arty, aud il Jn. am wraug, then I suppuse it #tand falely eithor for oo or for tho ather. Dub whigh wnmnr Houontly, I cannot telf. Will Mr. opey tell me plalnly?”. Xt Lo roplies, aud wil sure we thut lo speakn u\v\mruatlvo- with Dishop™ Chenoy's coucur- ’t‘llxinr ,un}l wn‘anfimm} Inlmlulilm-\ irly for lveriy," thon I will, ag he ko tho nmvuda’honornblu " Lofore my tion noxt Bunday, aven ab tho rigk of jowing tha naw Church—for 1t 13 80 lca to belong §o o churol with fiye Bishops to 4! If, on the contiary, ho tolld mo . that the resolution * stauds cloarly for tha oroed,” then £ must sa traukly say that, in roprosunting the Council as shrinking from 8o etanding, it ap- peara [ gavo thom nfore credit than thoy ware entitled to ; and agsinst Ar, Coopor's (dea that such o courge was produced by *‘tho over- ruling inflyonce of tho Holy Spikif.” I must sot tho word of o greator thia ho—-* Whoto the apirit of tho Lord 18, there is liverty,” : Buooze Hesrozp. SOALES, FAILRBANKS' " SCALES OF ALL KINDE, FAIRBANKS. MORSE & 00 111 & 113 Lake 8t,, Chicago. Rozarsfultobuy onty the Geaulne,