Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1875, Page 10

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. CRIMINAL NEWS. Arrest, Thursday Night, of Sam Music, One of the Illi- nois Ku-Klux, The €ircean Cup Freely Offered 1o Wm in the Shapo of Car- bondale Tangiefoot; Whereaftor Mr. Musio Attunes His Horn and Blows on All His Pala Tho Principal Killers, Whippers, and Tor- riors Now Under Lock and Key. A Wanton Murder Near Fort Wayne, Ind., Consequent upon a Wed- ding Charivark An Inflationist in Tennesseo Steals the Livery of Heaven for Queer Puoiposes. Closs ot the Proscceution in the Wintermute and Charlie RRoss Casces, MOST EXCELLENT MUSIC. &vectal Diseateh to The Chicano Tritiente, Oarirospare, 111, Bept. 10.~Tho Ruesoll-Bal- liner foud, which is o well kuown to exist in Willinmson County. is at lart to bo unearthad, Bamuel Music was airested at Cairo yosterday ovening and broaght to this placo lnet night by B. P. Lowe, of Marion, Thls moruing he was takon to Marion, Al along tho hino he imbibed freoly of Jiquor, and. when Lo arrived at Mariou, Lo nas in a good copdition to tals and to!l ail he kuew ahont the recent murders and murderers, A pamty of cltizeus was chesen to talk to him. Their vart was well pere formod—so well, indeed, that Music made Aome etartilug «nd doubtiesa true 1ove'ations. npon which the Shierift took immediate action, and formed & posse of foriy men, wlo, a.wed with ehot-guns, started to mako tho arrese of the parties namod by Masic. Thoy fist visitod Cariev.lle, whore thoy srrested II. A. MeCartey and Jobo Bulliner. 1hoy then rode to Crain- rille and arrested Joff, 8am, and joung Il Crain, These parties havo bean taken to Marion and placed 1u jnil under a strong guard. ‘L'woof the gang pamed by Music aro stul at large—Ale len Daker and Marsball Crai. Daker is sup- posed .o bo st DuQueln, where Ouicer Lowe bas gono to srrost him. Cran is clos:ly purstied by a pacty of twanty men, and will un- doubtedly bo arrested by davbroak, It is Mar- shall Crain who bas dene the kilting of Col. G. W. Bissney and Wiliam Spenco at Craiuville, hired for tho tritling sum of §1C0 by John Bulli- ner. Muslesays that Lo was with Ciain when the shooting touk place, but fred no arme. Il bas been convected with this gang for sbout elglitcen months, andkuownz|1the parties, whosa namen Are now in posso:sion of tho oflicers, and are only nunlln;i‘memuolvan An artests aro made. Swsney wan kiled I ¢ au old grudge. Bpence was not conuccted with tho trouble. e was simply kifled becauzo ho know 100 mnch, and might " squesal.” No rovolt is antipipated, but the enemy may at any t:me attompt to ro loaww their friends. 'Tha neople of this conuty aro rojoiced to hoar thal the vondatts is closo o su eul, aud that no more cold-bluoded avsassi- natwps will be beard o, Great credit 18 due to Ofticar Howe, who haa for somo time, nssinted by triends, been working tbis thing up, and bas now sprung the trap which catchies at ouce all tho parties inthua oly conuccied with vendetra, and which will lead otnors i soon, The vendeits, so much tatkod wbout, can now enfely bo ssid to bo at an oud, aud law-ablding citizens can lvo unbarmed sod foarlosa of bloody and widnight oatrage. WANTON MURDER, Special Diaratch to The Chicago Tribuna. Fonr Wamng, Ind, Sept 10.—Auotber brutal murder »as committed last mght about 4 miles northwoss of this citv, The viotlm was Carry Hycks, wio lived :n Michigan, but who, with hta paronts and slater, was wpending the summer with relativos jo this county. Yesterday morn- ing ono of the young men living in the nelgh- borhood pamed Ihll Behovoy was marcied, and, 1nst night, secording to the custom tu rural dise tricts, the young men residing m tho vic.nity to the numuer of about fifty gatherod togoilior ta bell lim. Atout 10 O'clock the gathering dige poread, aud tho young mten statted for liume, alfl considerably under the infiuence of liquor, Hveks, snd & frlovd pamod Ilatileld, in company with scveral other compauions, wera pastlog along s fonely picce of road, whea Charles Krout camo up Lebind thom and sccoste ed Haufleid, eganat whom he boro an old grudge. ilo acensed Hatfold of beating him out of bis share of hquor &t thn belling, and msde loud threats, suiting the actlon to tha wock oy drawing s Lugo dirk-kaifs from nis pocket and opéniog i, aud, st the vame time, wtriklog Hate fleld with bis fist. Wheu lio lnd opousd tho knife, he sitomspiod repestedly to cut Hattictd with it, but waa praveuted by byntanders, Young Hyoks thereupon went to Hattlola's defenses, whoroupon Henry Krout, brother of Chuy, Keout, sttackod 1Mycka ana threw bun 10 tho ground, falling upon lim snd pounding bim avout the bead. Cbarlos Krone kisked bim bratally white e was lying on the gronud, but, with the uealst- snoo of frionds, ho rogsiied nis fest. when Charien Jirout usod bis knife, abling 1lyeks 1n tho right of iho throal, tofleting & wonud 134 inches long and 4 luchoa in doj th, grazing the collar-bons. and meverdig Lhie carctid aitery, Hycks wupk to the ground, and ex, fred i a tey muments withont utt-ring a word. I'o torr re stricken orowd alto ved tho two Krou.s t) get in & wagou aud drive &way. Just provious to laaving tho mpot, Charles hrout was informed that bo Lisd killed Hyous, aud topld st Le dul nut care & damp. Tho youugest Lrother f Heury weat bome snd wen, £+ Led, wheie lie wau arvestod st 8 this mornlug, Charloe Krout went to the city, snd wag roturning hume this marusng waen tho ottleors in cbatge of big Diother met lim and placed tim under arret. Tho two wtre licked up, aud. she Grand Jury being 1u sesslon, waived ah exsmination. The oroner's Jury Lelu an injquest iasting nearly fl Ay, and rendersd n vordict tuay the deceax was ktabled to death by Chaides IKrout, Docoszed wem bLu: little™ over 19 yenr of sge, sod bLore & gow chassoter, Charles kwm‘ the murdarer, in but 21 yoars oid, but bes lovg bad tho reputativn of being & das« porado, baving been cngased 1 wurderons stfars fioquently Lofore thia, Henry, nho wwus arrosied as an sdceasory, 16 Ou® year bis soblor, 8nd simple-inded, T is the socond murder hers within u wowk, anu publio sentiment 18 much arovsed thoreat, BUSINESS t Botciat Disvaten fa the Chicata Tribune, Torravo, Bopt. 10.—This furduoun Uov. Til- den's Committes caused thu srreet of John Kelly, Canal Suporintaudent of thls Divisu, on the chiarge uf perjury in certitying to traudulens bills under outh, The acrest has created con. widerablo excitement in the city, Alr, Kells being s citizu sud proaduent Dewooratic politiciay, Ho assndmitied to bad under 83,000 vouds, 1§ s rumored thal one or two othein are wauted, but canuot be found, A PIOUS COUNTERFEITER. opecssi Dupatch b The Cucave Iribune. Wasutaoton, B, ., Sept. 10,—~Chisf Wash- bury, of the Becrev Bervice Divielon, hias ar- rested & large pumber of couslesfelters duting ' the wade neck, twenty-two arrests huviug be.n by bis men sluce Thursdsy, tue 4d lust, Eighteeu of them Lelougdd tu one | gang. with headquarlers fo 8L, Louls, whenoe wae distobuted tlwoughout the Bouth 6u-cens cnrrency, 81, 82, £20, and $30 Tresaury-notes, and 45 National Bavk notod, One of the clin s & Dedeon of & church in Tennaraes, snd while Secret Service dyerativn tncogtito wan nagotint- i widl him for v anav, nb ta k supper with Iifm, The plous Deacon sald giace gt the tabls, and, rrlienquent ¥, 10 a flold, rold tue detactive 260 In bogua tuild for 8% cents on the doliar, + THE MONTREAL ROUAMS, MoxtnEAr, Sopt. 10.~Linst night the gusrdon duly L 1bd Protestaut cematéry viult was sntled by 8 mob, whiob, snsaking undeineaths the thicket, firod n voltey of Atones, evidently - tendod a8 a rurs {0 draw out the extent of thie foice, Inachage tbe guard firod fourtenn At into the Litsl, and & ganeral reat etk of tho encmy onsuced. They could bo heard poing through the brusl up tne mountain side. A caro- 1l peatch thir morning fatied bo cations that any ono had been wonndud, apathy of the aiithorit e 1 reference fo the ar- [, revt of the anf cliation mote 8, and thore oncoped n the cowmotion in the Cutes ies ges Cometery, I8 exciling tuch unfavorable conment, HOMICIOE, Lomsvitue, Sept. lu,—Anderson Mediey, hoetior for Ihunen. a hotel-koerar at Lavrenco- burg, Ky., was killed on 1hureday by William Bowen. mon of tho proprictor. ‘The Courler~ Jowrnal's special furni-hes two acconnts of the killiug, Ono is that Bowon aml Medlov, while in a stuble,ursnuted aboat 8 tavial maiter, Med- ley eefzed a hos sm! wan sdveucing on Bowsen, when the larter &hot hun threo times through the bods, ono ball pAsring into the henrt, Au- othet retort in that - Medley made no thressening demonstration, At waa sliting in s chair, whon Bowon wiot. Iia then rtosa up to k0. but sras nhot thronpli tho hoart, Bowen war utrestad and gavo boud to answar, KILLED AN OFF'CER, St. Lora.Sert, 10.—Thres young ronghs, shout 20 vears old, unamed Gecrge (Oassort, Abner Mitcholl, and William Salisbury, went into Fred Fistior's saloon, corner of Morganstreet aud Jof- ferson avenne, lasb night, aud ordered beer, which they drank, and refused to pay for, Fieler calied in policonnn Jobn Cumminus, who at- tempted to arrest the rowdics, whan they strock Iim oser the hoad with & heavy bickoty club, knucking him dowo aud teating bin abont the shoulders and Deed, inficting injunes from which Do died early' tins morning, alisbary »an arrested to-day, and (issort, who struck ine Llow with the elub, will be caught tine ovening. INCEST. Srecial DianateR to (e Chicage Tradune, Hantroun Ciry, Ind., 8opt. 10.—~Tho trisl of a Frenchman named A. Laduke on a charge of incost, which has been in progtesa at Mation, Ind.. for roveral days, rrsulled in his conriction and sentonce to three veas' imprivonment in the Pevilentiary. Somo of the evidence shoved the deferdant to bo fittle removed anovo the brure creatior. The daughter mith whom the crimo war sommitted in but 8 seard of age, snd lost her wmuther Bome years singe, THE WINTERMUTE TRIAL. Venaeuiox, D, T., Sept, 10,—Col. Jason B. Browu oceny led the bimo frowm 9 a. m. to thirty winutes past { p. m. im making the closing ar- gument for the promecution m the celebrated trial of tho People v8. Peter . Wintermute, the defenaant to this euit being cliarged with the murder of Gen, Edwin 8. MecCook in tho fall of 1872, Col, Brown's argnment was the ablest over made in this territory, THE CHARLEY ROSS CASE. Pomanereuia, Sept. 10.—At the opening of the Court tuis morniug, Mr. logart announced that tho Commonyrenith case againat Wentorvelt was closcd, Men, Wentervolt testified that on tha Gth of Jaly, 1874, the day whon her huabaod was, ao- cor ling to the evidence of Mrs. Poarw, sean In & atreet-car with Chailoy Ross. ho remained in the house all dar. Sho romembered it distincily, ay 1t wau Ler bittuday. AMREST FOR ALLEMED MURDER, Louisvinuy, Bept, 10.—1Iu is reported that Pate rick Cuyow, a prominent grocer of Lowling Groen, Ky., was arrested to-day on & requisition of tho Governor of Tounes-os, charging him w.th baving committed murdor ln Manry, Toon,, in (%8, Quyon s vrrv much respocted in bis Kevtucky bom , and liis arrest, which many ale lega fu dono turoagh motiv's of mal ce and ro- amgr. produocea groat excitement 1o Bowling reen, ST. LOUIS MURDFRERS, 8r. Lours, Bept. 10.—Gesscrh, one of the murderers of Policeman Cummins last tight, hes beon arrested, Tom Morau, who killad i\‘llixk;iwn!uh last night, has uot yot boon csp. RELEASED ON BAIL. LovviLre, Ky, Bopt. 10,—Lonis Rebm, late tellor of the Planters’ Natfonal Bank, which hé roLbed ol $100,000 & weok 530, wax reicared on #1000 boud ta~day, the moudy atolen, having beeu robtored. ——— RAILROAD NEWS, CHIOAGO, SAGINAW & OANAODA. Srectl Dirvateh to L'he Chicado Tyfbune, Euar Broixaw, Mich,, Sept. 10.—The Chicago, 8aginay & "enada Raifroad Cothpany bave com- 1lls brother | pletod arrangomenta to flnish its road to tho Chand Rapids & 1udisna Railroad this fall. S8aud Lake hes bedo decided upon aa the point of 10 tornection. Tho grading s well under way to Laka Viow, ‘I'ho Pounsylvania Central desires & couucction with the Nagiuaw Valley, and Lave offered hberal inducements for the compleiiun of thio Baxinaw & Canada load to Sand Lake b Jan. 1, ‘Lhey will give the Clucago, Elxmlw«s Canadn Road an outlet I’sst over the Qrani Rapids & Indisna and Detrott, Lansiog & Lake Michigan Itoads, AID FOR WESTERN ROADS, Bywecial L.apaten tn I'he Chieato Tribhng, Oxana, Hept. 10.—Soversl countres in this Btate liave beon askod to chooss beiween tud proposcd talltoad from Omala wast, designed to ultimatoly renon the Black ilitls, and iho pio- grosed extension of the Atchison & Nobrasks Railroad from Linou'n to Fiemont. Nelther tho Omabs [erald uor Republican favored the bonds, A conventiun leld ta Haunders County to-day declded in favor of the Atchison & Nebraskd. This deprives the proposed railroad from Uniabin of $140,000 {u bonds, and s prob- ably fatal QUINCY, ALTON & ST, LOUIS, Hpacral Inasaieh o The Chicago [riv-ne, Quixoy, L, Bopt, 10,—The rumorod leass of the Quiney, Alton & Bt, Louis Road by the Chi- i cago, Umlington & Quinoy, al the suw of ! | §6:0,00), has, bo 1t in konerally understood, nos | been effectod Ly the oiicors ul the former road, thongl there 1a u wtrong probabuity that some lewso or purchase wirl eventually take plave. e g~y . THE WEST VIRGINIAN CAPITAL. WnzrLing, W.Va., Bep:. 10.—~Tie Infelligencer has wroimation to-night that the Supreme Court ot Wostoru Virgiule, siltlog st Clariese town, Jeffeteou Coonty, has decided that the ach . of the Legilatura remo the capital ‘Whoeling 1 con-tiutiousl mfi! vahd, pl‘ho dl: cimon will provably ba foimal, i T Tt ly 1mnaliy asuounced in —— 5 THE DIRECT GABLE, New York, Hept. 10.—'The Diract Blates esb 6 will Lo o ened for tho uf.mH:-":g | Of wmeensyos botwern Auiores aud Euro_e Hept. 16, ‘Lo tardl ate wili whort.y L pubiialied. The oame of tho placa from wh.eh [LCT YTy origiuate will be tiansutted freo of chsrge, ot uin CATTLE DISEASE, Rurszoeck, N. ¥., Bopt. 10.—A fatal caitle diseaso has broken out A1moox eeveral droves of oattle ucat tue Aneram lead mine, and ueasly all Lave died. T A Strange Accident, A Loudon letter tolli of » strsuge accident that Lnp.pened 1o Sir, . Baldock, an ex-member of the House of Commons: ** \Wheu ihe touss of Aisxander Collie, the avscoudivg awindler, .t Kenutugton Place (atdens—a lighly select aud mislocistio querter of Lopdun—was on view previous in maly, 14 Was, of goures, (rof its jus- Tioun gisndeur. an object of much curiority, ard was vasied by g ewt uutubeis of psople. Amon otliers, Alr. Lald ch wout, and was very wuc . #track by w maguiticent couservatory, Iu ad- vaucitgio lovk st it mors mearly, ho walked st18ikile through o Isrge yhoat of giass whick Le Lisd uot obuerved. sud seveioh cut ond of hie Trecoiviug othier in- sxcited anwety, but Eryuipelss, bowever, l way Lopefuly roqside et in, and proved aial” RATURDAY, 1876.~BIXTEEN PAGES. FOREIGN. Speech of Prince Milano at the Opruing of tho Servian _ Chambers. The Porte Wil Reward Servia and Moutenegro for Their Neu- tratity, Catholio Clergy Instructed to Assist in Pucificmioq. Latest Steamer News from Chinan and Japan, Burning of Fifteen Hundred Houses by a Fire in India. TURKEY. PRINCE. MILANO. Brranape, Sopt, fo.—Tuo text of DPrinco Milano's spesch in openiug the Huuptichns Is published. Toe paraginph concernlug the in- eurrections {8 aa foliows: “E,euts jn the Turkish proviuces lLava caused muol suxiosy. The peoplo of those countries have taken arms to nd tusmselves of difficultion which beses them, The Porte is luassiug troos on ouf frontier, Tlus comolicaten the cauuey of augictv. ‘Lhe nition asks for profection. The intiabitants of Jfoania coms fu hero to es ape 0 aud sword, 1 will do ail I aotable to coutribite to reatoro a well-ordered condition of things, It 18 o ba hoped that the guarauteeing poveis will succeed 10 pacifging and éaving the popniation.” TUIKISH CoNCESatoNs, Panis, Bope. 10, dvicon tocetved hero from Conatantiuoplo ropresent toat ke F'ortw, o ro- ward Sorvia for ueutraliiy, will ovicuate Zwor- uik, and_ grant facilitien [t roguid to raitway construction, and for the same reason tt will conceds 1o Montenegro s portion of lier from- tioru, PAPAL ONDERA. Vezyna, Sopt. 10.—1t is icported that the Popo Las iostructed tho Catholic Dishopa iu Bonina and Horzegovina to use their i Jlienco in ealming the poople, and to Iacitiato tbo pacifioativn of thoso j-rovindes. el e ITALY. HONONS TO CANDINAL M'CLOSKEY. Tous, Sopt, 10 —A deputation ou bobalf of the Amorican residents, buth Cathoile sod Irotestant, visited Cardinsl 3lcClosxey to-day, and prosented him, a1 tokon of estoem, a com- plete Cardinal's deess, and s mitre sct mith precioun etoucs, togother with an addross ex- pressing good wisbes and vonoration. e ol CHINA AND JAPAN. JATAN. 8an Franomco, Cal, Sopt. 10.—The Pacitic Matl stosmship Tokio has arrived Irum Houg Kong, vis Yokobama, with datesto Aug. 24, Tho Japancso and Russian Cominlerion have ssilod to complete the trausfer of Kerrtloo to Japan and Sagliato to Rusaa. Tteporis wero circulating among the Tapanese offieials that a war botween China sud Bn- gland was immineot, but it was not bolioved tu bo based upon any intelllgence Leyond that lready received by forelguers, In reuring from Japan uvext miooth, Gen. Legend.r wiil reco.ve the first luporial decors- tivn 8y6r offercd to auy fo.eicner. ‘I'hie question of the Corean in/asion romains unchanged ut prosent. The moss iniluentinl memb. ru, though not s majurity of the Goyoru- meus, Are azaimat it. : Judge Richardson, of {be United States Conrt of Clams, aud Commatdor Lewie, of thes Yantle, whila iraveliug willu tho tremy Hmis of Yokobawa, wero anosted * by~ local ofi- ceia snd senb back to the “foreign sot- tiement, ~ This aot, was uodoubtedly 1liogul, and waa immodiatoly recognized as such by tue Govern.uont at Yoddd, which took fu- madiste tneasuros to investigate it betora any compisint was modo, The offending partlea woure promptly puuishoed, sud atica au apology offered s to givo full satisfaction to tho gentic- men ocoucorasd. coma. Hoxa Konu, Aug. 16, snd SmaNomal, Aug. 17.—~The British Minister, Wade, oas loft Tien ‘A's1n for Leking, thoo o delivar the ulthwdiun ol e Britsh Government in the cane of Mr, Margary, Several attachos ptrecoded him on difforent dstes, with tbe purpuse of giving the Coioene full and Liumely warning of the ace tion wlioh Mr. Wade would take. It was com- monly underntood that if bis demauds woro not acceded to 10 tventy four hours, ho mould with- diaw bis legation ard deciare opon howtilitles, Thoro domauds corutlse 4 complate investipa- tion and thn punisliment of tho alieged ofenders in boavy pecuuiary dsmaged. 16 was not doubt~ od that tbe Chingso wotlla agroo to everytaing, aud pay the Indemaity promptiy. As to the pumshiment of tha guilly parties, much ovasion Is oxpected. Tho selations betweon Mr, Wade and Li Hung Chaug, the Ticoroy uf Cuill, whilo st Tien Tum wero not cordlal, 'Tho tiaaty between Clunaant Puru wos ratitiod at Tien Taio sfter loug deliys and difou)tios, J. N.aduws, formerly of the Engtish Conanlar servica, and latterly an Juterproler Lo tne Pora- vian Legution, aled suddenty ai Tton 'Tsin, Reuewed ditauke bad bren made by the Chi- nfinn moba on thoe teleyraph attacles uesr Foo- cliow. Efforts to obtain an explanation of, and ree dreis for, tho murder of Ar, Biscklook, the En- fglisn Assistant Ageut in the Fooohow dustoms service, Lare entiroly failed. — CREAT BRITAIN, NELUCED CALLE 1iTEs, New Yong, Bept. 10.—A London speolal to tho Erening Post soya: **After tho 1Gth of thls munth, the ralea ol charges ol cable messages frow Now Yorx Clty ant all points osst of Now, York City to the United Kiogdom aod France, will bo reduced to 1 suilliug aterling per word, This reluctton will cover all kiuds of buviuess.” WIITEWAST, Lospox, Hept, 10.—1te body of the mate of tho yacht 8liatietoo having Leet revovertd, sn inepiost was beld and a verdice roturned of asel- dontal death, nich & ssder that thoro was v ettor ot judgmout on the pare of tho offidera of ihe royal taclit, Caps, Alborta, and thoy turther ex- prosa the ojluwun that n s:owor rate of speod and & moto efliciont lookous wotid bs conducivs td thie publio sstoty, ———— FRANGE. POLITICAL ATRAWS, Pants, Bept. 10.—Le Soir reports that the Duke De Cazes, Miulster of Furairn Affairs, Lad & socret mnterviow with Prince GortachokoX on the 8th inst., st Juterlachen. Priuce Gortucha- koft bas sluco arnved at Vovey, whore ho will mset ex-Prozidout Lhieis. The Journal da Paris, otgan of the Orleans inls, pubil-bes » noto rof ud\uinfi tho réoai philet in which the Cowpte de Chdinb. i advised to 7osian s protensions to the tbroue of Frauco o favor ot the Compie de U'aris. Tha pote |s cousideied fwmporteut, va abowlug that tho Orleans Priuces ava resuived ta remaly ingétive 10 pureulny their élalng while Chambord ives. —_—— IND'A, DIBASTROUS FIRE AT BLERNUGOER+FIFTLEN HUN- DEED AUILLINGE BUBNED, The Indfan Public Opfiion pultishes an ace count of the dlsastrous fire which took place at i Breenugger at about 8 p. w. on tha 5th of July, A whiop some 70 or 82 yaids abave (ho seaoud bridge caught fire, and was in & blaze in a few minutes. As goon us the flames had mounted to the 100f, the fire commieuced to spiead with terilble sapidity among ke suirounding shops and storebuuscy, combiustion of clicuws stancen msalstea the devoming slement w ita proax the neighburhood was & deusely yopulsied one; mauy weeks of dsought hsd reudeied the wood-work of every bulldiug trebly iiflammatle ; the roots coomisiivg eltuer of thatch vr wood eurtled over, sud on wmost vf thew aere uumoerous wults of grass more or lee withered, and a light biecze was a'so blowing. Within & quaiter uf an bour fifty bulldiugs wero buruug, vr rather flity ruofe, for the flaines rau aluug 170w rouf 1o 100!, tho withored grass act- ug 84 & couductur. Aot & suy 0 gracd ou the rout of a Louse, about & quarier of a mile distaut from 1ho origival seat of the conflagra~ Siou, aud 1 daugeraus progimity Lo the REPTEMBER 11, palsce, was obgoivel to b lu B A now conits wa thus obtained, At {t geewed a8 {0 tha whole olty wonlt Avaa bain llamas, Fortnuatsly tha sind entico.v 8 1b- aided, and it hecamn &_paa ¢ that no more thab 1£0m 1,400 40 1,400 hoidsa and Ao e wontd ba denteay o), for tha area Iaid Lo flantes oy the May fira foimed & gAp 10 tha sonthwest. an i the Jhollum Rivor amd Katakul Uaual o the dilier altor. Iy 9 p. i nll wAs prolty wall over, and ano of tue bastoat and mokt erowaod qun tors of thaolty wan A& smouldoring thass of thins, A quarter of an inar maliced for the total dantruc. thon of most Muldligs, bint & few made a longee 1caintanor, notably & many.stotled shiawi manu- fadtory, wineh burnrd throughout tho wholo night. The sght o the tivor about @ p. m. wns vouy meabd, but very sad, The firo waa then at 1ts haght, Tho siver waa crowided with beats. con- tmning women nud children, and such small articien as they had been ablo to catry anay with them from heir burnimg bousee, Whilo the fiatnen roared smel aptutterod and now and apaln a great erash 1old of the falling in of & roof, the worhen and clildran 11y tho boats wero bealine thelt branste sad keoping up A contintious nail. Hometimen a eudden fronzy stemod 1o eefze them, and, thirowing thetnsc lvesdonn, they would tear out theit hairin handfam, All th.a thne the.r malo roiatlona wora fighting the fumes biavely. Thero was no combinatwn, no dhectim, no syetent, and c¢onsequontly the confusion was ~upiome. NoGovernmont officala of auy gralo fi6m Wazoar dowen to Pulice Conntable, appoared on the seeno At all, hut wcorcs of white-robed Pandita ancd Munthis, and hunereds of sepavs wore vialbla on the roof of the Maharsjah's 1:a'see, the foumer Jooking on at tho apathug speciacle, aml tho Iatter armed with garrahs f' walbr, ready In c¢aad an unineky xpatk nshonld leap the narrow Kufakul Canal And igoito any yart of tho palace, Toe firg way hiterally atlowed 1o burn iteoif ont, Fho loss will never be no- curatoly axeerianed, hut it cannob bo lens than two lakhs of ruvoer, and it 1t is trae that hoae drods of sbawls have been burned, must Lo much more. I CASUALTIES. TRAIN ACCIDENT, Bpecial Dispateh lo T'he Clacago Tridune, Lonrt Waryg, Ind, Sept. 10.—About nooo to- day o young man named Alonzo Hutchinson, & we!l known momber of tho Fico Department of tlus city, attempted to board a train in motion on tho Pitwburg, Fort wayue & Chicago Rarl- way, phon he fell boneath the train and had bath tegn eut. oft, 1le was convoved to St Jo- seph's 1lonvital, whore it was pioposed to per- furm sop-ueation, but tho unfortunate man dled immediatoly upon his arrisal thero. IxpiaNaroLss, Ind,, Hopt. 10,—-Thomas Mar- row, night watehiman ‘at the Contral dopot, was osught by the wheels of a passiog train this morning, and fataily infured, ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Snecidd Diavateh to The Chieano Tribune, Kirn, Win,, Sopt 10.—Charles Deford, living near Iiel, wan killed yesturday by an aceidesital dischargo of a eun, tho chaigo entening bia back, Kiliieg him instantly, Stecaat hanateh to The Chicavo Trionne, Drruorr, Mich., Sopt. 10,—Miea Frances Ams- don waa accidentally shot last uight Ly n gun, which the Coroner to-day decluod wan at the timo of the d.acharge in ‘the bauds of Dianch- aid Whipple, in whose fathor's houso tho trug- ety occenrred. ‘1his evoung young Whippia wan air-sted, though it is not “claimed that he w.lifu:ly killed the girl. The charge ngalust him is wanslaugheer, RAILROAD COLLISION.' LowisvriLe, Ky, Sept, 10.—A oolligion of tro trains on the Obio & Missizsi_ pi Road at Miiloc's Mitl, 1 wmila woet of Dillahoroughb, Ind., Thure- day evening, caunod 316,000 damage to oars, on- gluce, aud frerght, bes'des killog threa boya, Tloir names t1e John Mosan, L. Rubenatein, and P'eror Rictuor. All pelongto Awora, Iud., and were ridioe for pleswuro. A fireman, name not known, -was slightly lojured. ‘Tho trans wore both freiglt, one cast and ovo west bonnd, RAILROAD ACCIDENT, Soeerat Disvat:h to 1 Chicaon Tribune, McGrzaon, la,, Sopt. 10.—In an dccidert on tho Chicago, Dubmquo & Miunesols Railroad which occurrod yeaiorday 2 miles youth of Lan- alng, eightéen prssongers weto injured, for- tuuatoely nono seifotisly. The scciden: occurred akilo comipg round a curve and trylog to make np timo, Tho rear pagsepger-cosdh was throtvn 45 feot donn an embankment luto tho river. A paral list of tho pmenEuru Injured is as fol- lows: Q. 8. C, Beott, Urlbert Nelson, Slary Tal- foferon of Mothiegor, Mr, Tacer of Cl cago, Mr, Matgatt of Na# Albia, H. Neilsndor of Lan- nlng.kl daughter of W. Brownoll of Villags Crook. GCRUSHED TQ DEATH. Orwerymate, Sopt. 10,—A freight-train on the 0. & M. R. R, woa ditchod last night ncar Dells- boro, lud., and thres small boys named John Morag, P'ator Leltner, and Lowis Robenatein, altof Aurora, lud,, who were stealing & ride, woro oruslicd to death betwooa two oarn, THE FATAL FEAST AT NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Sprinajield (uar) Reyubiican, sept. . William 8. Blackinton, cao of tus party so unfortupately affected by the suppor at bis fathor's house Weducaday 4voning, died Satur- day morning at 9 o'elack. The immediata causo of death was what the physiclans torm collapse, tho hoart refuslog actlon on acconut of the extromo depreasion of the todily dnerglon, brought on by the violont putg- iug waich tiad coutinued through the two daya aud nighty, As to tho cause of the singular wickuess wiich sttackel o0 wauv of tho parsy 1o tho sdtno way, Dr, IL J. dhillard, who i3 sttend- ing Mr. Sanfurd Blackinton, aod whoue wife is 3lr. Blackinton's nivce, betieves. aftor cousulta- tion with Dr, Frosmun, of Now Yo:k, that the troubls caws from & @épecillo powon in the custard. As faf #8 cun bo arceriafuod it apponia that every one that ato custard waa sick, and no others, Iho alck ones of tho jArty are Mr, Bantord Blackinton, wiio was 8o lor, Sat- urday, that lis rocovery was extromoly doabtfal; Mr, Hirsm Sivleg,” who was vory slek, Lut whoss dutesmiuation to got wall willjrobavly save s fo; Mrs. John . Tyler, Mrs, 8.blov's fistar, wnoss cada wae vory doabtful, but who was cousiderad & Hetio botler Sawurday; Edward ‘P'yier, 8 youtig man of 24, kon of Juan B, Tyler, wao aleo Las beon very wlol; Mrs, Atkloy, eister of Mr, Plumver, Mr. W. 8, Disckin.on's Now York pattuer, whio was comfurtable, Haiurday; Ara. Swford Blaosinton aod lier niece, Mred, Whealer, who are both up; aud the thres sor- vant girls nho waited lxguu the guests and hotp- ed themaoisos afcorward, and who are all jost aols to bo avant vgan, No evout fur many years has osusod sachs ahock 0 North Adamwa ag tho deaths of Alr, Brsch. inton. As an upnghe, voergeie, aud success- ful manufacturo’ ha was kugwn all thtough Wes.orn Sasgachusets and 1n New York Uity whilo 1n his own town he was dotarted to on all tattara of bit«ncad s Wah N0 othor man 1p tna sleinity, and even the polliieiaps valied hia opinlon very lighly. s placa will be dimea.¢ to fil in maay circlea, but 8spocially fn businzes Aftaird, 88 liis fathor's deo Inlng yoars kad throwa the bulk uf tLelr exionsive munutaclutluy Infer- eata ui.0n bis euouldors, ‘Thsy owaed togother the Bisckinton Mills. while lie oz bl : Is hier had Inige interouts it tho Freowan Manatactunng Cowpany, the Norta Adamd Wooleu Com snv, the en Voolon Lowpany, aud the comufssion firm of Pemervy, Piumoer & Co. of Nuw York, Mr. Blackintou's " lite was lusured for 100,000, all takon three yeurs ago, aud dividaiaa follower Uuitod States and Equitsblo, $25,000 each; Con- necticut Mutual aud New York Lite, $20,000 edoh § Pheure Mutual, $10,000, “Lhe history of the basineas of . Dlackinton & Bon 18 vory iutoresting, ‘Lhe father comwenced woolen mavytud' Ming In lo2d, at the syo of 22, an s @émber uf the flin of Wells. Blackinton & ‘Ehey bad but s mmall capital, aud thelr busineds was doue on a vory fow looms in a hitlo wooden tn |1 no + staudiog near tho grest stono fwoiory in the willage of Blackinion, White witnrow fu 1633, sud Weils dicd in 1844, leaving Nz, B.ackinton slone uotil 1819, when lis son bécawe » parinar, In 1842 & new utons mill was balt, which was burut i 1857 and replaced by the present buildin| bave been made. is sstonistung with what rapldity the older Mr. Blaokiuton rolled up wealca all bus loug life of actlve businoss, Pwo yoarn ago, wheu wiil pmpm{ and all real eatsle wan worth sowetbing mure than uow. the Br: was cariwatod to bu worth 839,000,000, the aon’s sliare belug about oue-third, Hirawn Bibley, for whom tha party was made whaere the trouble commenced, is ouly » yimtor in town, but was & North Adams bov. Holeft thera in 1826, at the sgeé of 10, snd began the wanufactuie of tuacbiuery neat Rochester, which city 1 8b00 bae towe, His auccess in accnmu~ lanig wealth Lias been even Fruur thaa his old } friend, Mr, Blackiutou’s. His malu busivesa cf lite Lias Leen tu telegrauls eutorprissy, In com. pauy with Ezta Coruoil, he boucht up eeveral couce: us aud organized the Western Union Tolo- ranh Cow, auy, Aud was for soue years its 1 e aont, Ho'was lso President of the ich Bou beru Reilroad for 8 number of years, sud Director of the New York Central, Hie rmpmv ovusiute of slocks aud resl cbtals, Is varl- ously ostimated at from ¥3,000,000 to £10,000,000, Ho wea teuding tu stars for Loma Frdag. , - { fadou out uv my memory entirely. to which many addicions | NASSY ON INFLATION. Progrees of the Unlimited Trust and Conildon:o Company, 1ts Continned Buccess, With o Fow Slight ravhacke. e Toledo Blade. Coxrzontr X MoADA, WicH 18 1X TiR SYATE UY Kentoeny, Aug. 27, 1876.—~Ef lifo ever wuz » rose-tinted dream to me at any time dootin my mortlo pligilmage, this is the preciso time. I am thoroly happy,—so bappy, ndeed, that the privashons sud troubles that I hev bin 1hio are 1hev paid Dascom’s account, which hez bin rnuniu for so wALY yoars, aud bev his receot in my safo-emy sare I Prondlv I write theso words. Mr eafo! Who — thirty da; hov euppored, (hat I should over say wv safe! Thon I hov two soots uv clozo— good oncs—wlol is ons-snd-a-hal? moro than 1 hev lied senco I was Pustmaster undor Jobhnson ~TTaven rest his sole—1 hov two shirte for the firat time in tmy hifo, and I am wearin stocking. 1 hev bLuc one paro oz yot, but oue caut 1iso to the summit of hooman grandjor at woo bound. I shel buy annther paroin m week or two, I think overy Dank Premden: vught to citlier hav two para uv stockiua or return to the atero virchoos uv the Repubjic in its better days, and go barofoot. Clown barofoot or hovio & chiango is neconwary to tho koe.en uv & Dauk President’s oftico in a Ancet-smolhin condition, But this is o digrosbon. Suiiica it to eay, I am clatued. 1 prdo tnreo dollars aud 8 Ll & pare tor thom #tockins—they is cotton—wich is Ihree dollard aud a quartor more than they wuz wotlh In tho old niousy, but what dilference does it tnako ? That thrés dollars and s bhalf wuz mado by four pulls on ¥impaon's prioun’ proxs, and when money kin be made in that way was difterence dook It muke wa L pay for cotton a0k ¥ At the beginuin® we ishood 10, 20, 25, aud 650 cent curroncy, buc we hov quit that, Prices hav gone up éo, nnder tho gonoral prosperity, that thoio aiut amtlung in the Corners thit sells for losa thin & dollar for ous, and tho fraokshnel currency wnz desldod to be yoosohw, Desdes, it costs jest ox much to print a tet oont noto ez 1t does & dollar, and wo bleovo in economizin, Bimpson, thoe printet, 14 makin as » Hitle troub.a. At the boginnin I yoused to pay bim for piintin vur biils by juat signin enuff uv em oz thoy come from tho proes to make his amount, but lately ho hoz refoozod to take our mouoy, and Iusists on groenbax. We tried to overawe hirg, buc whon ho threatened to publish the finanshiel vondishan uy the Lrosidont aud Direk- tora, it wuz cousidetod a bio to humor bim. 1t is singl.r thaé sich men throw fmpodiments iu 1ho Way uv piogiess, Thie obstaciss tn tho way nv the Bank that hey thun far devs oved themseives, Ly bin bap- pLy oud easily removed. Dadoom demauded whirat nv ug to ship to Looisville to git more whisky, and we hed to let him hov i, wnd take PAY In out owh manay. And ea he demanded thiat we taks our owh money jest the samo ez graen- bax, that pein the eténdsrd in Loosvilie, we met 8 hieayy luss. The account eiands oz fol- lows 1,00 burhels ity wheat coat un, {n’ our own money, &t $4.50 por busliel. . ou'vereeessess. 81 Bold 1t to Barcum at Loofeville rreentisck s, which s $1 per buntiol, takin pey fn the same imoncy we hed paid for ft. Loss (wich 18 caslly fizgéred). . e ned ope mors troub e, wich we got on or with, Pngsby, the ahosmater, who took our mouey, ruc out uv leathor, and whon ho sent to Luoisville for more, the merchants kero, oz in the caso uv Bascom, rgioozed to tako our our- rency. Pugsby inowd uv Bascom & experience and ho camo ap smitln to hev us seil bim whoat onuff at groenbdck prices to ronoo hig stook. *Wat kin wado ?" I domanddd in diro die- tress, for roally I didn't sed why Puguby shioodent hey wheat to robuo his Atock 6z woll ez 13:8com, cootits that whitsky ia tmoro nocessaty to the Coinors than loather. “Do!*” maid Iegaker CGavitt, with a ex. preshun of akorn on bis claskick fecehers. ** Dol And you clattn to bo ihanscors? ez Pugaby & aalo? No? W, wher does ho koep the 212,000 tv otit mouey? In hls doxk? Yos? And that ts_woodon, And bis bildin is wood, Vory good., Toll Puysby to como to-morrer and we will givo bim wheat at & doflar a buehal for all ov our moudy ho hez got. Wo have twouty- four houts, and banke, 82 woll a8 nashens, kin bo eaved in twenty-fout hours.” And 18saker }).n qome_m-iohos fo his vest pockot—abuut $5 worth. Matchos sz gone up £4.50 & hox—our maduey. That mto Pagaby’s shop burnt up snd the fire commenced Jist undor Lis desk, Tho pext marnm that unforolilit man oame to us and in- sisted op hevin the wheat on the &core uv the mo:ey he lied uv ours, 3 “ Bring us the m..nay," sald Issaker, beaming seotly onto hlm, “and we'il give yoo sl the wheat you want," “ I3ut yoo koow that T hed your mouoy, and that It wuz burat up last nice.” +1 persoom vou Lisd gotae uv our manoy, bt I don't knot it," repl.ed Issakor, *'No woll regu- lated bauk kin live if they shood thke every man's word, 6z vou waat ua 0. Llow ki L tei) vat wat yoo hev toat money cducealed, and that the butnln af \aor shop s a dkedm to dafrod yoor creditors ? 1 am not yhoor that it fst’t tny do ty to fuvestizata the matier.”” And fasskor looked g0 starn that Pupaby lofé the Lank with a Lbowl of toisor, Taunkor I8 davolopin 80 treat s gonlus in finan- ceoriu that I'm reely joalts ty Lim. e [sihe maéter uj.orit 0f the inatitadslian. < AL, tho Board meetin last nito we disoust wat wa shood do in eich caden e2 Pugsby’s borsatter, but aitived at no defihlt ednclooslin, There I8 govral. dv 8m. and chey wlil by to bo niet, Is- eateor biosves 1n tho stylo uv steatthont he yoosed in V'uguby's cage, but 1 caw't cogsont tu it. lia herote, I adwit, and good euult for a tomprary expediont, but it won't do for & regiar uystom. 1:1 obur monsy rtimoolatea & man's bizais to {he fat of bid bifdia & pew bouse, wa lev behofited im, aud the commaonity oz woll, But of to svold the inconvonlonce uv rédesmin that monoy ra hay to burn the house, wat good hev wo ace ¢omplished? Nons. We hev got t0 Aud soma other way. I do.'t sés Any atber way, but no doubt it will sejeat it oif L6 me 1o time. 1t 1s astouisyin how tho Uoruerd la boomin, now that ft hu2 wouey cnuff, Fivo now ralo- rodes aié bofo built, éws ve new turnpikes, o:q hundréd and twenty-sight cetlers for uew houses is beln dug, and 14s. tréek tho coruer-stitus lor bight factrys wuz lsdo with spproprit cere- moutea, Thé gradin 1s béln duu on the rae- rodes and turnpkos, and that uart uy the work will be pusbed to nu early dompleshuo, for tho labrers furnish thoir own waovels and pieus aud tase our money for wages, ‘Cho ladrers Lo their Lyiu uv the farmers along tbe lioo witl that monay, and then the farmors come fo the Corners with ity sud choer thor solea ai Dow all is serenc and awsot. Bo far the mons; wheds blessins, oz a ekuuk does porsfoom. But al this put cuwes worry. \Vat 18 Baxoom to do with 1t ¥ The Loolsviile merobauts refooze to teoh it for likker, and we can’t afford to give tim wheas at Lonaville jnices sgin, Wo wood Buid s distiliory, but, alas | we o' pav for (ho naiss, the glass, aud tho stillin spparatus in cor money, Abd Wo ain't got ang uthor. Bui, tbank &n_oietruilu Providencs, Dascom hez ppough ikker to 1aat two weekd, Abd duthln will turn up ofcro that i gous. Prioes Liave gond p o that It takes a vast yolume uy cutrondy to transos the blzufw uy the Corficra, Bimpgod's baud preas wou't anger the domandd made onto It, sud hLe bLaz pucchasad s power-preas, which will pilug 1,000 sheots an hour, And to faciltato biznis, and to mako It perfeptly shoor thot we ahol) hey all the onrrency we want, [ hev hod 1wy namo snd Ishaker's eugraved, 8o that it ki Lo printed lu, tbis ¥Avio us the trouble uy signia em with 8 pori. Pijces uy things is still mouutin up, snd gen- eral pwnulfllxd gu Tugeby gitn 240 & pair now fo: paggdd boota a great doul eazier than ha yoost to git €4, ard Dascom hez pot drinks up o 80 cants for tew whisky, sud 75 whien yon take sugar in it Lots in the corporashun haz quade zuupled in valvoo within the week, aud reel os- {ate 1s changin hands lively, I cood wish. Liow- ever, that tha shood uy the Oniimited Trtet and Coufidence Company cood hev s wider elronlastien, took s ‘brief vatashun this meek, wuz at the Glsuber Hah Bpriaga, sud wuz bastea out uv 200 at cut-throat leo, ‘Tbe gawblors refoozed to tuke my movey, ln&! wuz cowpelled to leave my watsh wih ot ; that la, Caplam MoPelters' watol, wioli T bed borrowed, 40 iuake an imposin_sppearance. 1uv it wuz ail thia smne to mo, ea 1 paid hum for it iy our awn ourrency. 1 wusz sorey to luse it, for I hed de- ponded on that watch fo help us out wheu when v zceuln tits place. wagot iuta a8 & hgnuuml V. Nasny, President uy the Onliaiited Trust sad Contideace ALY g‘."s.—lt{mlner trouple is loomin up on the horizon, Peilius, the blagksmith, ts out uy iron, and Bampasll, the car, enter, hez to have a Jaok-plane aud two augers, ail of wiuh hez to be %o in Looluyille, aad tbey doinand of uv us sich wouey & Looisville will take, Thea anotlior mort.fvin ecirenmuinhbt hsppenad vestenlay. T'he Directors uy the BAnk hod determined fo Inv_ the cornstatin oy vur new bankln edifls, trich w8 hitv eommendt, hut after aanonnaln 1t wa condont (ay it A bleger ropo than any in the Corno:a was novancy to lift the masaiva stun €0 1fn (i 78 (78 Hed 1t MannL. 8 82 &9 prblam 0, are so'iditt), hut we goodant raké up euufl oit- renor that thoy'd take in Loolaville to buy one. 8o thar cornar-stnn mn't Inald. and the work on the bititdin, [ sposs, trill bar tu stop tul wo kin tier np authin, Tuer'd & erisie nppralnahg\. s ‘“THE REAL CHINA LAND.” A Tourist {h the Province of Shan. tung—Nirango Sights, The fotlowing extragt of an intoresting lotter from Weli-hyen, in tus Province of 8hantung, sppeara in tha London Zimes. Me, Thomas Ferguson, the writer of tho letter, fa the prin- oipal merchant in Cuefoo, and fe also the Bel- gian Conaal at that port: *Weinven, Buantrya, China, May 80, 1675, ~- arzived hore on the 27th inat. after s moat In- terssung jJourney o1 200 miles through the Provinge of Shantung; and, though I bave had a doal of fatigus, owing to tha bad roads and wrotched suns, I fesl much bettor in nealih thau when I left Chefeo on the t0:h Inst, I have tiavoled in my large Cousular chair, wiili four bearcrs and four more to change, so, mnall, 1 had eight man at my eervice. 1also have s cact for my servant, my trank, provisions, and dooking utensils, and my bed, for in the 1nms thers ore only epgs and chickens, and in some places fresh fish, I genorally slaited st 5 o'clock in the morn- Ing and travoled 1 12, thon bad & good moal, and eterted again at 2, and reacled my evering rasting nlace st 8 or 7, when I had supper and wout to sloep, This silting in the chair 8o long every day was {iring, bat the nov- olty of tue journoy, and the interesting country through which I rmwd, mads mao fool 1t lesn than I fear I stall do on my re‘urn, wheu tho noveity of the affair will ~exist no longer. I had no idea of what tho real Chiua land 1a until now, or rathor my iden of it was lucomplete ; and now I have neen this admirable country 20 o osoly, I feol that it s & most wonderful place in mauy wavs. Fromthe time I lofy Ciafoo unti [ 1eached this place, tho fielda of whoat extend ou buth ades f the road a8 {ar as the ove reaches. Luxurianut cro: s thoy wero, aud they botokon great worith ia the land. For the firat 70 nitles the road s over » luhy conntry, not sted;y, but undulsting, aad with the groatost boight of 276 feot. ‘I'is portton of tho journcy onded st Weng-hyen, and aftor ~ that ~ tho road traveises & vaeb plain, over wilch uumerous villagea aro rproad, mt 1 to 4 miles apart. Al the villages are inclosed by mud wally; and at o di -tance loak nulid, but whou seen close they aro miacrably dofended by such walis, tha greator part of them being ous of ropair. Tho popula- tion of thia province Is quite up to the estimate of 33,000 000, if one can jndge of i from the iohinbitants of the plaiu I camaacrors. I passod the large Oity of Lai-chu-foo, with Litgh watls of atone, and anoiher City of Chaug-gi with vory fiuo stono walls, aud the place whero I am now 1w & vast city of 250,000 {nhabitants, with magnificont stone walls about 70 feot h:gh, with bas;lomonta, and moet grand in appeat- ance. I had my sarveying barometer with me 1o the chair, and, by ite ‘heip, I have been ablo tn get tho protile of (s waole country se 1 camo slong, with the exact heightol esca hill, andthe Iovngnbo\e the nea of ovory placa throngh which Ipassed. 1 went to tha cool-mince, sbout 12 milos distant, and 1 was much struck with the lielulnssuess of tae Chine:o lo work thoso minea prC Furly. It was a ourioua fosliog .o tiud my- nelf and A misstonsry goutleman (hiving hore) among a crond of Chineso miners, sbout GUY men Lecping & ring round us #8 we advancod, looking at us with sston- {shwent aud ooncern, but with no hosiile feshug or a word oxpressiyo of dislike, aud th re was the appearance of respect arising onbof e f. 0 ing, *These fureigners cau holp us to keep the water ont of our miues, and allow us to work them and gain our bread.” Thlais what thoy roemed to be eayiog to thomselvos all the winle. It was stiange 2ight aa I stood in tho midst of tho cromd, with av umurella over my head, and tho people staring at me, and good-naturedly walking with mo to the coal-pita. I have had visita from saveral paaple, to whom Lba, e shown tiow to work thede mines,. snd I bave visitod ono of tho must nncient and wealthy familiss of the city. Chin is the family name (his visiting card {n * Chin Ghiat Sea’), aud I am to dins with lim to-day, His hot s _remarkable—tho firat 1 have soon in Culna. The recoption-room is furnished with ancient arm-chaira at least 3 foet wide in the soat, like throvos, The piace of honor bad & beautiful drasing of a bamboo grove in the wall, We nover ssw such a thing fv Chips. DBofora it a large porce- Isio plate on s stand 700 vesrs old, On one sido Ie a bronze vase of fho ‘Chen’ dy- pasty, or GOO years befors Chriat, The old man Iutroduced Lis grandson, a charming boy ; and on our joquesc to ues some old curiosities be wont to bia room aund bionght & wscrifioial brouze cn? on_three logs, which belvnged to & pobto fawliy 1,100 years betors Christ, just the samo as one neem printed fu the pook. of tho snolent Chinese classica, It was must ontjous, and 1t seemed to say, * [ show you & thing which was used bv my sncestord 1o their worship near- lr 8,000 yoars sgo.’ fact this cap was contemporary with Bolomon's Tem- ple, and was ‘mado before Homs was bulls, Ha only shawed un tlat, as if all the rest waa 100 modorn for cur sdmirativn, In s grand room, whero he received us, wad him nibrary of books, in beautiful cedar cases, and lis family bannera of silk, with gold lattors on them, which are borue boforo the colus at their interments, I also saw suother fiue houe— *Yang '—and I wm much pleasod with my vist here. To-morrow morning I go o Tal-nanfoo, Capital of the provinco, #0 38 to sed tle country.” RS LAIE LOCAL ITEMS, John Gonngh, 8 hackman, Is under arrest at tho Armory 4t the complaint of Kate Stout, who accnsea him of an attempt to outrage hor. . H. W. Barkor was srrested by Detoctive elnzemsn yesterdsy, and boozod aa & vagrant at the Central Btation. He is also acoused of dafraudiog & physicisn oub of & smalt sum of money. A hnge Bloné fell on John O'Malley, & work- man oo a new buildivg at the corner of Markes and Michlesu etisels, yosterday, and broke his ngbd leg below the knee, Io lveaat 127 Hu. fon strest. Clarlos Tucker, & young map, was srrested on the West Blde yeaierdsy aflernson by Detactive Sloigan oa charges of latcony in stealing two hordos and bLuvyics. He mold one gr t}un veblolew, He was fucked up in Central tation. A bricklayer, namied Leonatd Bohadnok, ro. log at 3 Mobawk street, attempred suleida yesterday by (dlkiug » dnbe of araenlc, He obtained the polson at a drug stoie corasr of Nosth a,0nue and Sedgwiok street, nndor |re- taise of uming itls kil ing rats, Lr. Hoym brought him out of dauger, No cause fur | ack vas jgiven. The young man ia 21 years ofage. Abount 5:30 o'clock last evening while irnst Leonard, of Na. 107 Twouty-seventh ""b’fil wan waliiog the Putaburg, Fors \m{una cugo Haftway track at Tility-olath sirost, he wis siruck” by & toh epgine and the flesh torn from loft leg between tue 5ip and the ankle, No bones w broken., Dr, Chendwith attended the man and he wad snb- sogueutly ssut Londe. A bold attempt waa made by s muscular youn, man uamed Thomas Gl 10 rob Freuk Maynard, a allokigan Granger, of $45. He inot him uear thé ruius of Eba old Post-Offico, cornor of Wa- pash savenue &ud 1Iarnison aireet, abomt 11 o'clock lsat hight, aud, after koooklug bim down with 8 slobo, waa about to rob bim wheu OMcat Mesd cania upun the sceno, Gill let g of bla victim and rsu, and the patrolman vhnng him and sewt throe shota atier bim, which Lad tlie offadt to 8lop him, o was not hit by soy of the buliets, the oflicer frivg to intimidute bim. 1le mas taien to the Armory aud locked op, and Maynard was eld as a ®itnoss. Detective 8immons seturned from Grant 8ta~ tion; abuut 80 nulea from tlus city, on the Chi~ cs0. Dauville & Vinoeunes Railroad, last eve ing. baviog lu oharge m merchsnt of thab piace od D, Heury barber, who waa a formor resls d of Chicago. 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