Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1875, Page 13

: FOREICN. gadden Dissolution of the Span- ish Cabinet. ef 600 Bosnians Annihilated ated by the Torks. mh Foot-and-Mouth Disease Spreading Among English Cattle. uration of the Four Hundredth Birth- = day of Michel Angelo, Mapex, Sopt. 11.—Dissensions have arisen among the so-called conciliation coalition. A Cabinet council was held to-day, and, after six oars’ duration, the members were unable to Notwithstanding the Csnonss del Castilloto prevent a ruptare the bolo Ministry resigned. It is believed that Moltnee, Spanish Ambassador at Panis, has also resignsd. It is probable that Senor Canovas del Castillo will form another: Cabinet, and that thecnly changes wil be in the Ministries of Jostios, Public Works, and Foreign Affairs. patentee GREAT BRITAIN. TRE CATTLE DISEASE. Loxvox, Sept. 11.—The Execative Committee onthe foot and month disease have asked the Privy Councll for an order to prevent the ho!d- Ing of markets or fairs thronghont Warwick. shire. Three thousand cases have been re- carded in Norfolk during the week. Cattle, sheep and pigs are affected. Loxoox, Sept. 1,—The Times saya: The achlonions of tb» Secretary of Hooper's Tele- gquphic Works consist in the forging and oego- tating of a bill for $35,000. We believe an ap- peal will be &t ouce made to the shareholders, there being no more ca: ial to oail up.” —_>—, TURKEY: ‘THE BERVIAN CHAMBERS. = Brompzr, Sept. 11—The Skuptochina bes Gected a committee to draft s reply to the of. Prince Milano. This committee is wbolly composed of membors of tho party of action, but the Government is privately using all {ts influsoce for a moderate address. The Siup- tochina has laid on the table a Bosnian petition ‘ot assnd Turks recently encountered sixty Bosnians god killed them ell. —_————— ITALY. A MONUMENT TO MICIEL ANGELO. Fuozxsce, Sept. 11.—To-morrow will be the fit day of the festival commemorating the birthday, 409 years ago, of Michel Ange'o. The celebration wilt last three days, and will include sernices at the tomb of the great artist, and the ‘uoveiling of s monument in the square to bear hisname. There have been maay arrivals at Rome of distinguished Itahans and forcigners to Gitead the celebration. aS CERMANY. BETHOTHED. Bratry, Sept. 11.—Thbe daughter of Bismarck Dasbeen betrothed to Count Wendlzuenlarberge, ef tho Prossian civil-service. GEEMAN ARMY REVIEW. New Yorx, Sept. 11.—A specia! dispatch from ‘Brovian states that the concentration of the two German armies ofdered to participate in the Eze Autumn maneavres will be eff cied on jondav, when the msueuvrea will begin, end eonknne daring the week. FINANCIAL NEW YORK, Siew Your, Sept. 11.—The Evening Post says: “atthe opemng cf business this morning. it (as scoounced tbat the banking house of F, Bebubardt & Sons bad stopped payment. The Grm is one of the oldest and most respectable in Se business, bot its credit bas been onder a @oud for the last two years. The gauss of the suspension date back to Before the panic, the frm having been obliged to take securities on which it bad advanced, and which have since fallen in valine. The obligations of the house cona xt of Gorreatic paper, 2 small amoant of which is ont- standing, and of bills of exchaner, all of which Bave been accepted. The losses will fall priuci- pally in Europe. It is exnected that al-imstely the creditors will recnive full payment. The firm had {ittle or no interest in the markets, and they are accordingly little affected.” CANADA. Mowrnrat, Sept. 11.—The Jacques Cartier Bank resumed bueiness this morning. The bans does no discoanting, aud will not for some Booths to come. H. Cattle, tate Cashier o the bank, was again arrested this @fternoon, thie time at the instence ef the Federal Goverament, charged with issuing: false monthly reports, thereby deceiving the ‘The extste of Killert & Friendman was to- y put into compulsory msolvency. The debts ji about $120,000. Assots nominally DETRCIT. Beecic! Dispatch to ‘I'he Chicaso Tribune. Dermorr, Mich, Sept. 11.—The Detroit Car Company bas made an assignment becauso it ald not sdrantageously handle its effects, Pheer ave thought to be ample to pay all obugs- AUGUSTA, GA. Avovsra, Ga, Sept. 1—Jobn J. Coben & Gon, tenksra, have failed. Liabilities not RELIGIOUS, THE IOWA BISHOPRIC. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Davexrosr, Is., Sept 11.—Yesterday, the Bev. Yr. Barris, of this city, President of the Episcopal Committee of Lows. received 8 uo ifi- ‘ation of the fact that the Standing Committes Maryland had ratified . the election Of the Rey. Dr. Eccleston as Bishop of the Iowa Episcopal Diocese. ‘The Standing Com- Mites of the Dioceses of Michican and Now have also signed tne testimonials of Dr. Eccleston. So far, five Standing Committees his election, and: but one (Louisiana) Iasrefused an indorsement. Dr. Eecleston will tar peealy bo the next Bishop of 1 Toss, and as mes more ce the OF i- tion to hima becomes more bitier and firmer.” SUICITE. Moola! Dispatch to The Chicaes Tribune, Evanerox, Ul, Sept. 11.—A young man well evidently a traveling salesman for acme clothing house, drowned himself in the to-day. The body was found near the ‘Water-Works this evening, and his coat on the breakwater. From papers on his eraca hie name seemed to be G. H. Howes, of Me. The Coroner's jary to-night re- a verdict of suicide. Drs Moura, Sept. 11.—J. D. Cavenor, propri- (er of the St, Nicholas Hotel in Winterset, died REY Muddenly this morning in a room ip bis Bouse, alone. It in supposed he died from Poison, See ee - A CORAECTION. New Yonx, Sept. 11.—Austin Baldwin & Co., way, ageats in this city of the State Une of steamshipa, ware to-day interviewed on the London eho story, and expressed their sur Feige a: its statements. They savenat there hes ‘20 collapee of the Company to their knowl- ge. On the contrary, tho steamer State of vania, of thie line, ig mow on be way from the other side, and wit sail from New York on the 224 = Passengers and freight are now engaging this steamer. Whatever changes may be (ected in the organization of the Company on other side will oot interfere mth tho reg- Siar sailing of steamers of the Line, or busivess oe aide. It is earned that the reorganization y 18 HOt @ Secretly conceived plan. Past tft For aix months sacha change baa been tee plated, The State Line bas for some- time, ix common with othor sveatmubip lines, echt & Pers light businees, aod some of tbe ie" ins: Jaman ‘i R it was maincained at a efforts of | closing up its affairs rather | was Very HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1875.~SIXTEEN PAGE than makes sacrifice. ‘To this course, however, ag number of etockbolders objected, and the Iat- ter have been mating *efforta to buy the etock corned by the dissatisfied holders, and it is be- lieved that the ramor of to-day may have been carci in their intoreat, CRIME. THE SOUTHERN COUNTERFEITERS. Nasuvittz, Tenn., Sept. 1—An American Decatur, Ain., special to-day says United Stated Marshal Baker arrived this afternoon with J. 0. Grahsln, of Gainesville, Sumter County; R. 8. Neil, Alexander, and George Sampson, and John Healy, of Tuscaloosa, charged with coun- terfeiting. B. B. Bowera, now under arrest here for counterfeiting, was foreman of tho Jast Grana Jury of Green County, steward of the Methodiet Episcopal Charch, and Superiotend- ent of a Sabbeth-school. When arrested Bowers had on his person $100 in counterfeit 50 cent fractions! currenoy, and £300 in counter. feit €5 and $20 tegal-tenders. Bowers socially and financially is prominent, and gave bond for $20,000. Donn and Garven. of Tuskaloosa County. in charge of & Deputy Marshal. are cp route. A delayed train is the cat:se of their non-arrival. Deputy United Statos Marebal Wheat, from the Middto District of Tennessee, arrived to- day, having in custody W. W. Gordon, of Lynn- wile, Tenn. Gordon, in bis section, has com- manded the respect of the community. Gordon had ovaded arrest for several Gays, and was particularly wanted. It is claimed that his connection withthe counterfeiters was conspicuous. g 2 The case of the United State vs. Neil, charged with publishing or passing counterfeit money, came up before Commissioner Rice to-day. Messre. Pryor, den, and A.mstrong, rather sherp for the defense, moved discharge defendant becausa the affi- davit and warrant charged no offense. After arguments pro apd con, the Commis- sioner announced that bis decision would be givea ou Monday. Judges Clark and Harris represent the prosecutton. District-Attorney AlcAfee has just arrived, and will enter in the Pro-ecation. The defendanta have emploved abe counsel, including ex-Gov. John C. Brown, of Tennessee, ‘To-night United Statea Marshal R, P. Baker will the prisoners, twelve in numbor, to the Hantatille, Als , jail. In Mr. Baker the Government bas an efficient officer, and the community owe him # life-long Sppreciation. is diligent and successful at- reats ia this case merit the approval of all good citizens, Z CHIVALRIC ST. LOUIS LAWYERS. Special Dupateh to The Chreago Tribune, 8r. Loum, Sept, 11.—A ridiculous affair of honor came off here to-day betzean two Polica Court lawyers—J. H. Mincke and G. D. Gris- moro. fn arguing a criminal case this morning, Grismore was very severe oa kis opponent, Mincke, and che latter fortnwitb sont his abuser a challenge. Tne challenge was accepted at once, tho wespons selected being’derringers, the distance 20 paces, the fight to take place at 3p. m. Attheappoiated hour tne principala and seconds repaired to a spot which had been ; agreed upon near the Washington’en jome, s well known subarban Teeurt. After the principals bad been placed in pesition, Minoke threw down his Pistol, declaring that 20 paces was murderonsly clogo, and demanding thst it be extended to 50 paces, The demand was acceded to, and the duelisis posted 50 paces distant from each other, Mincke again declined to fight, but bis second declared it would be cowardly not to pro- veed, aud he then consented, though a little Dourbon was necessary to * brace him up.” Finally shota were exchanged aud the fight eud- ed, It subsequently travgpired that the dorrin- gers were tonded with saltio lieu of balla,—a preconcemed trick of the seconds. About two dozen peovle witnessed the farce. AVENGED AN INSULT. Mescrnts, Tenn., Sept. 1L—George W. Tur- pin, aged 17, was arrested bore Jast night at the instance of a man named Samuel McCarty, who charged him with lilling a msp named Wilhams in St. Charles County, Atk, 8 year ago. After being arrested Turpiy said Williams had bought his mother’s place = at 8 title eale for ¢4, and gove there sod taken possession of avow and other property, and bis mother remons'rated with Willams, whereupon Williams slspped bor jaws and sub jected her to other andieuities. Two days after ibe bov returned home, and, being told by his mother of Wiliams’ conduct, armed _bimself sith a shot-gno and proces. to Williams’ houre. Le atked him why he had struck his mother, and Willisms rephed, ‘I'm respon- sible for it," wherenpon be shot him. Turpin was arrested and imprisoned at Dewitt, but es- esped, and came where his father. a brickmason, was at work. Torpin was committed this morm- ing =t0) «await s requisition, Lut this afternoon Judge Kay. of the Probate Coutt, grauted a wrt of habeas corpus returnable oa Mondss, when the case will be hesrd on its merivs. ABOGUS CHECK. Srectal Disvatch w Phe Chicago Tribune, Snrvor1exp, Il., Sept? 11.—Joha P. Hodge, who claims to be acsttle-dealer, sud to reside near Chicago, this morning attempted to pact a check on the Fires National Bauk here for 1,500, eigned by James N. Brown & Sons, The eb.ck was discovered to bea forgery, for the reason that the father is dead, and the aons now, in signing tho checks, leave ot the -‘and.” and uiza James N. Biown’s Sons. The work was otherwise bungiingly dove, and Mr. Hodge left whe bank and attempted to get outof town, Lut he was arrested aoout 2 miles oat, was brousht ack to the city and lodzed in jal Hodge a tall, spare man, wears side-waiskers and mustache, and is very grav, and is apparently GO yearsof age. On his prelimmary examina- tion he was remanded to jail on his failure to give bail in the sam of $2,600, CAIRO ITEMS. Special Duvatch to The Chicaco Tribune, Caro, Ill., Sept. 11.—The arrest of Music in this city on Thurrday, sod his disclosures at Marion yesterday in regard to tho Williamron Connty assassinations, produce considerable ex- citement in Southern Illinois, and it is be Heved thet the whole troth vill be learned, and some hanging done. Lane, the man who ehot and killed the colored man Storiasin this city a short tims ago while trying to take him to jail, bas been ind:cted by the Grand Jury. He was immediately arrested by the Sheriff, and this moroing gave bonds in the sum of 29,000 for his appearance for trial at the Circuit Court, WINTERMUTE ACQUITTED. Spectal Dispatch to I'he Chicago Tribune, Srovx Crry, Is., Sept. 11.—P. P. Wintermute, who bas been on trial at Vermilion the paat week for the ler of Gen. McCook, was ac- quitted this evening, the jury, after an abarnce of eight hours, briuging in a verdict of not guil- ty. The prisoner was discharged. ANOTHER HAUL OF COUNTERFEITERS. Spena! Dispatch to The Chicago fribune, Scuaxros, Pa., Sept. 11,—A large and danger- ous gang of counterfeiters has been discovered hire, aud aeveral members bave been arrested. Particulars have not yet been divalged. HELD FOR EXAMINATION. Special Digvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Derzort, Mich., Sept. 11.—Young Whipple has been held for examination on a charge of shoot- ing Miss Amsden at the party at his father's house on Thasday night. gHOT DEAD AT A BALL. Special Drapatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cxpan Rarips:Ia., Sept. 11.—A distarbance occurred ata ballin Watkios, Benton, County, last nigbt, during which aman named Suck was abot dead. DISCOURAGING TO BILL ALLEN. Newanz, 0., Sept. 11.—Gen. Woodford, of Now York, to-night addressed s crowded Opera- Honse in this city on the subject of bard money and specie resumption. His whole address was x single ples for ostionsl honesty, which waselo- quently presented and frequently ebeered. When he bed Snished, a vore of thangs vas returned and « reqnest made thst he return to Newark to speak again on the sunject ; and the motion swap carned with cheers. This is the second like invitation he has received on his tour, the firas coming from Youngstown. JEFF DAVIS’ SWING. Br. Lours, Sept. 11 —Jof Davis apoke at the Callaway County fair, beld at Fulton to-day, to a very large crowd gathered from all aections of that part of the State. Ho was introdaced by . Bardi and made nearly the same etch be’ delivered at De’ Soto. He enthusastically received, and fre- quently applauded. Senators Boy and Cockrell Were present, and responded briskly to calls to Speak. There were also present quite a numb r ofeentiemen prominent 1p politica and sociel Restion from different parta of the State, sir. vis left Fulton this afternoon for Jefferson City, where he will be the guest of Gov. Hardin over Sunday, and then proceed to Kansas City. CASUALTIES, A WASH OUT. Special Dispatch to The Chicaco Tribune, Quriscy, Ut., Sept. 11.—Last night a freight train on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway was ditched near Booneville, Mo., by the giving way of s portion of the track, causing the death of the engineer and injury to three of the train-men. The regular westward bound freight train on the Missouri, Kan- sas & Texas Road left Hanvibs at the usual time, conductor George Frost having charge, and William ‘Sidle as engineer. The recent beavy rains had not materialiy interfered with the running of traing of this route, and it was thought that the track was in per- fect condition. When nearing the station of Booneville, distant some 90 miles from Hanni- bal, the track over a portion of low ground had been undermined, aod as the engine was paseing over the rails the embankment gave way, throwing the engine and wv few of the forward cars from the track. The mis- hap ocourred near midoight. William Side, the enginéer, was badly ecalded by the over- turning of the engine, and has died from the injuries received. George Frost, the condictor, was also severely, if not fatally, injured, receiv- ing bruises about tho head and ehoul- ders. ‘Tne brakeman hed not been heard from, and it is supposed that be was thrown from the traia and drowned in the swollen stream. The fireman escaped with @ alight scratch. RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. Speciat Disvatch to the Chieaso Tribune, Drxox, Ili., Sept, 11.—This morning » terrible accident occurred just below the fair-grounds in this city, and where the railroad compsay's tracks cross tho main-traveled road weat. As Elijah Walker, Daniel Ubl, aud Rt. L. Stewart Were coming into town, the borses ran away, up- setting the carriage, aod all were thrown out, Hr. Stewart, who is visiting bere, but resides at Gallipolis, O., sustained se- rious injories, Ho 1s stul living, but there are no hopes of his recovery. Mr. Uhl, a wealthy farmer, wos badly hurt, but is now conscious. Sir. Walker, leo s farmer, was badly shaken up. Drs. Wynn and Pame arrived on the grounds sc once, and the men are now in their charge at the residence of E. A. Snow, near the sceue of the accident. THE NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD DISASTERS. Special Disvatch to Phe Chicago Tribune. Janzsvite, Wis,, Sept. 11.—The biidges on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway at Law- rence and Snopiere have been repaired, and trains will ran regularly on acd after Monday. Special trains from Chicago and Oshkosh will run to-morrow to bring rai'road men here to atteod the funeral of Henry Morris, the eugmeer killod at Lawrence. BLOOMINGTON ACCIDENTS. Speciat Lisvatch to The Chreago Troune Brooannetoy, Lil., Sept. 11.—Charles Peck- mao, 6 German merchant-tailer of Bioomington, who accidentally shot himself farely, died to-day suddenly and unexpectedly of bis injuries. Oucar F, Edwards, son of John F. Edwards, Alderman of Bloominston, died to-day of in- juries received in a rnnaway last week. ELEVATOR ACCIDENT. Dergorr, Mich., Sept. 11.—When the elevator at the Pullman car factory started down, this morning, with a top and a baf of ginss aod six men on board, it gave way and fell from the third story. dangerously injuring some of the msn, one of whom. Frederick Rutz, is expected to die. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Oxana, Sept, 11.—Philip Metz, su old citizen, and member of the well-koown firm of Motz Bros., brewers, while bunting near Columbus, Neb.. to-day, in a bugger, accidentally discharged his gun, the contents lodging in his head, caua- ing instant death. CUT IN TWo. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sanpusey, O., Sept. 11.—A: German named Henry Besch was caught in = sa"-borse power machine, while cutting wood near bere to-day, gud out in two. He Jesves a large family. pas tates tata aoe aa THE WESTERN UNION. New Yous, Sept. 11.—The Western Union Telegraph Directors, st their meeting yestorday, ratified the recent election of D. O. Milla. of San Francisco, by the Execative Commitces, as 1 Director in the place of 8. Witt, deceasad. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, New Yorx, Sept. 1.—Arrived—Steamsbips Dakota and Germany, from Liverpool. Lowxpox. Sept. 11.—Steamships Idaho and Serthia, from New York, have arrived ont. CARPETINGS, &-~. ns Visitors TO THE EXPOSITION! And the Pablic Generally, will find at Hollister & Gorhan’s, 221 & 223 State-st., The Most Desirable Stock of CARPETINGS! Curtain Goods, Bedding, &c., &c, IN THE CiTy. It is our aim to display a very fine line of all grades of CAR- PETS, many private patterns in- cluded; the latest importations in WINDOW HANGINGS, Laces, &c., &c., and to offer to the public the best Goods at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. We design to make it to the ad- vantage of CASH BUYERS to trade with us during the EXPO- SITION, and at all times hereatter, HOLLISTER & GORHAM, 221 and 223 State-st,, “HOUSEKEEPERS’ ROW.” “THE STECK® WARDED THE ONLY COLD MEDAL AT VIENNA EXPOSITION OF 1873, BY THE MOST EXACT- ING AND INCORRUPTIBLE JURY EVER CONVENED AND IN THE FACE OF THE MOST POWERFUL COMPETITION. THESE PIANOS ARE UNEXCELLED IN POWER AND PURITY OF TONE AND PER- FECTION OF GENERAL MECHAN- ism, WHILE IN POINT OF DURABILITY THEY ABSOLUTELY SURPASS ALL OTHERS. CEN’L ACENTS IN CHICACO-THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC C0, AMUSEMENTS. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., near Randolph, opposite Sherman House, eek commencing MONDAY, Sept. 13, every might and Saturday Matinee will be presented a Society Ro- mance of intense intcrest, adapted from the French, and entitled PAULINE; OR, WOLVES IN THE FOLD, Which will be presented with new scenes by Hillisrd & Lengridge, ‘iachinery by BB, Harris and asnistanta, costumes, startling tablesuz, and the following un- equaled cast: Count Horace DeBeuzeval, Leon De Beauchamp, Lucien Do Nerval x Bars } Friends of the Count Cyrille... oe Sloat Notar: Fran Pauline. % Gabrielle Emma Pierce Mme. De nie Monk Hostess. Aire, A, Kunkel Hurrlet. aa AmDeS r ‘ACT 1.—-Soérie 1—The mesting in the house of Mme, ‘De Nerval, ACT II-—Beone 1—Lorio: Post House, Scene 2~On the Roadway, Scene 3—Pauline’s Bedroom, Ip preparstion—A now adaptation of the famous play by D'Ennery and Sonenan called the TWO OR- PHANS, with new ecencry and effects and new feature. ADELPHI THEATRE, Corner Dearborn and M: ncos-sta, GEROVER& COLE. LEONARD GROVER, Manager, GRAND OPENING of the Regular Beason Monday evening, Sep: 13, 1875. _ Tho Adelpht renovated, painted, &e., &c., witha perfectly immense Company. ‘i ‘Engagement for this woek only of Chicago's Favorite Bomantic Actor, =. =. The Great Trapeze Equilibrist, Sig, ELVIKO, The World-famed LANGLOIS BROS, Alfred and letes of Europe and America, ‘The Popular NICHOLS FAMILY in their Teutonic and Clog Specialties. ‘The Very Popular Negro Comedians, Singers, and cers, PEASLEY and HUGHES, their first joint ap- pearance at this Cleatre. ‘The Celebrated Ledy Song and Dance Artiste, Mile, LEA, her first appearance in this Thestre. rahe Popular Lady Song and Dance Artiste, L.A PE- MT A guia Popular Favorite Ethiopian Comeduan, JORNNY AY. ‘The Sterling Clogglats and Dust Dancers, TRUDELL and SMYTH. ‘Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Matinee and Night only, the performance will commence with FRANK &. AIRES'S famous impersonation of Bob Brieriy, tn ‘aylor’s. TICKET-OF-LEAVE. Romantic Scenery by Strong. ACaot of Genume Excellence, Remember, All Ladica’ Nights, HOOLEY'’S THEATRE, ACKNOWLEDGED SUCCESS OF THE Famous CALIFORNIA HINSTRELS. House Crowded Nightly by the Elite of Chicago, Monday, Sept. 13, AN ENTIRE NEW FIRST PART. Bumell, Tyrrell, Tila, Norerom, Murphy, ts New ngs. BILLY EAERSoOn In bis Elaborate Portraiture, ‘The new ekotch entitled HEARTS AND DIAMONDS, by Kemble, Rice, and Linden, WASH DAY, by Mackin and Wilson, _THE THREE ORPHANS—Emerson, Rice, and An lington. Chacloy Roed in hia Eccontricit’es, Ballad (selected), W. H. Till. The who'e to conclude with the Society Bnrlesque, entitled IMMOLATION, spins Evening and Wodnesdsy and Saturday Mat- ees. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Sept. 13, Buccess of the new management, Monday evening, The Marian Taylor Combination ‘The most completo organization in America, Bartley Semele graphic picture cf oontempbraneous society BULLSand BEARS! An adaptation of the German Comedy of ULTIMO, the ssme theme fram which th> groat New York suo- cesa of the BIG BONANZA was derived. ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Populir Prices, 75, 50 and 25 cents, COL, WOOD'S MUSEUM ‘Two Perfermances Daily. Grand success and sto- ond week of Around the World IN 80 DAYS. Every Evening and Wednesday and Siturday Matinees, | On Monday, Tuesday, Thuradzy and Friday Matinees, Di OUR COUNTRY COUSIN. : } , PUPULAR PRICES—2s cts. admits to Museum snd | Lecture Room, McVICKER'S THEATRE, Something New and Mirthful. “« Fancy localizes powers we love,"—Wordsworth. EVERY EVENING snd SATURDAY MATINEE, an antirely new localization, with a domestic plot, pre- pared expressly (or this theatre, entitied RUNNING A CORNER. J.H. MOVICKER as Joahus Ginx, of the firm of Ginx, Bangs & Co., Members of the Board of Trade can be secured six days in sdvance. In rebesrsal—A Grand Romantic Bpestscla, cers FAREWELL, ELGIN—Tuesday, ith, and Wednesday, 15th Sept, NOTICE, DIRECTORS’ MELTING, At s reguiar mecting af the Directors of the Ztns Gold Mining Co. of Colorado, held at the Sherman House, Monday, Sept, 6, the following officers were elected for theensuing term: President, 8, A, Einnan; Secretary, W. J. Terjenny ; Treasurer, John D. Mao- Adjourned until Sept. 1%, to meet ab 1:0 Lae Baliest, Room 48. W. J, TEEPENSY, Secretary. Chicago, Sept. 6, AMUSEMENTS. BOURNIQUE'S DANCING ACADEMY, 128 & 130 TWENTY-£OURTU-ST.. Between Indiana and Michigan-svs, WILL OPEN SATURDAY, OCT. 2, HANNIBAL ZOUAVE CLUB WILL HOLD a GRAND MILITARY BALL at Turner corner Clark and Van Buren Bept, 16. No pana wil ‘De apared to make hia the ‘best of the season, HOME DANCING CLUB, Promenade Concert and Social Hop at Martine’s ENUCATIONAL, University Ne Lane, tnd Studics will be resumen Tuesday, Sept 7, For cate- logues address the Presidents) Pt For REV. P. J, COLOVIN, €.8.C., Notre Dame, Ind. ALLEN'S ACADEMY, ‘Nos, 14hand 146 Twenty-xecond-st,, near Michigan-ay, Chicago, Ht, ‘Most elegantly fitted up and thoroughly prevaring boys for Harvard, Yale, or any University, or for business. Fifty new'sittings bave been pro” vided for new pupils, “Parents who wiah thetr sous to do thorough work and advance rapidly are invited to visit the Academy and satisfy themselves that ita pupils receive individual attention and careful supervision, Splendid Primary Department. A few good. boys re- ceived into tho family of the President,» School easily resched from all parts of the city, IRA W. ALLEN, LL. D., President, UNION COLLEGE OF LAW Of the University of Chicago, and the Northwestern ‘University, closed its second year with 103 students, Ex-United States Senstors Trumbull and Doolittle, Sudge Booth and Profs. Denslow and Meyers, taught four hours ‘daily, and 22 lawyers tectured in this Col- lege Inat year, besides s course by Dr. Davison Modi. cal Jurisprudence. ‘The Hon. H. B. Hurd. Revisor of tho Statutes, is added to the Faculty for the coming year, Reopens Sept. 15. Terma $50 per year of nine months, Dipioma admits to the Bar. For catal ee, ctc,, address V. B. DENSLOW, Searetary, 29 Tribune Building, Chicago, Il. jaipped for CINE COLLEGE. ‘The School of Letters, the Scientific Schoal, and the Gramm _-r School of Racine College will reopen Wednes- ay, Sept, Bo ae wras e restoration sylor Hall, with many improve- ments, ands new Laboratory and Gymnasium which are to be finished before the term opens will add much to the advantages of the institution. For admission spply to BEY, JAMES DE EOVEN, D. D., Racine College, Racine, Wis, Catalogues can be had at Jansen, McClurg & Co.'s, ‘Mitchell & Hathaway's, 158 Btate-st., and at the Mer chants’ Nstional Bank. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Opens for examinations, Sept. 10, 1878. 1, College of Literature and the Arts, Douglas College. 2. College of Science, Agriculture, Civil Engineering, etc. 3, College of Law, Address V, B, Denslow, +> Secre- tary, 4, College of Medicine, Rush Medical College, Dr. J. W, Freer, President. Ladies admitted to all de- partments, Miss M. A. Chapin, Supt. Tuition, $70 Pervear. Board, $2.50 to $3 per week. Addreas E. 8. BASTIN, Register University, or J. C. BURROUGHS, Chancellor. St. JOHIVPS SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Chiidren. Rev, THEODORE IRVING, LL.D., Bector, 2. West Thirty-second-st., New York. Dr. Irving's special class for the study of the Evglish Lingnage and Literature, as illustrating and illustrated by His- from the best suthors, will begin is class for the historical snd critical study of the Fine Arts will begin at the same time, The Fall Term begins on Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1875, For Circulars and information apply a2 abore, H. B. BRYANT’S (Bryant & Stratton) Chicago Business College ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL. Blste-st., southeast cor, Washington, Chicago, Dl. The largest and most thorough institution of the Rind In America, Send for circular, Chicago Ladies’ Seminary, 16 & 17 Sheldon-st ‘Thirtoanth year opens Sept. 15. Superior advant- ages in every department, Cisesical, English, European and Musical, Pupils can enter for either course, for welected branches, or the study of Art alone, Rare opportunities in the Reiding and Elocution Classes under Prof. E. Mf, BOOTH, who will also form a Pri- vate Glass for Ladies not connected with the inatitu- tion. Location cbcica; buildings ample, and all the appointments for either bosrding or day punils an. surpaseed, SS GREGG, Principal, CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE. LOUIS FALE, Direstor. ¥, ZIEGFELD, President, ‘The regular fall term at this institution begins Mon- day, Sept, 13. Complete instruction given by the beat of artists in singing, harmony, and composition, and on the pisno, argan, violin, ‘cello, etc. Also systemat- fe tesching fn French, Gorman, ‘and Italian. Pupils ‘will be received and registered daily from 9a. m, to § nym. No, 493 Wabash avenue, Caicsgo, Tl, HARVARD SCHOOL, 23 SIXTEENTH-ST, ‘The subscriber, having returned, will resume his classes Sept. 13, “His aim is careful and thorough in- struction, EDW, 8. WATERS, A. ML, Master, GLEASON’S ACADEMY. Aschool for Young Men and Boys, $39 West Adame. st, Course of instructfon extensive, thoroagh, practi. caL Fall term commences Sept. 6. Send for circular, M. B. GLEASON, Principal. CHICAGO ACADEMY, 11 Eightecenth-st, English and Clssrical School for both sexes, Fall term begins Sept, 13. a ee: KINDERGARTEN And Advanced Class, 1030 Wabsah-av. German and French taught without extra charge, MISS A. STEIGER, Prin. Monticello Female Seminary. ‘The next term of this institution will commence on ‘Thursday, 17th September, instead of the Sth (a8 heretofore notified), in consequence of improvements logues address not completed, For ‘Miss H, N. HASKELL, Principal, MRS. W. 6. BRYAN'’S BOARDING-SCHOOL Yor Young Ledies, Batavis, N.Y. For references, in- quire of Statou Attorney Clarion i, Reed, SCHOOL OF MINES, University of Michigan, For circular, Addreas H,D i 3 Hall Troes, 2 Chambre BPRpEws STUDENTS’ HOME, A Dove : Pesdences Etagores, Parlor an er BENNETT, Ann Arbor, Mich. Schoo! Middletown, Conn, Delightfal situation. Shperior acfommodstions. “Miltary dll ‘Thorough ; school, Address Rev. J, H. Bi FORD, ELMHUBST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, For Young Ladies and Girls, will reopen Monday, Sept, 13, at Elmhurst, 16 miles from Chicago. on tho Galena Division of ths N.W. BR. R. Location healthy and besutifal Grounds over 12 acrea in extent. Teschera able and experienced, Native teachers of German Wshingtan School, Chteago, Principal. Send for Cir cular. Mo 0. DA SILVA, Mas, ALEX. BRADFORD'S Mra, Ogden Hoffmun's) English, French, an Boarding and Day School for Young La- dies and Chidren, with calisthenirs, No. 17 West ‘Thirty-elghth-st., New York, Reopens Sept. 27, Ap- plication may be made by letter or personally, as above, Washington Park Institute, ia fe Foglish and Erea arohy Ok Delaware Flac, Dear Wa gton Park, Chicago, mh OPENS SEPT. 15, 1875. N. W. C. UNIVERSITY. ty firat session of this institution will open inthe Dow balldings--the most complete now on the ormerly and Gerro: continent—in Ievingion, 4 miles esst of this city, | 4 of study: both Sept, .5. Full Faculty; six courses of study: both ed. For catalogues address ©. esecr Secretary, or 0, A. BURGESS, President, Indianspolis, Ind. | Mt. Pleasant Military Academy. School for Young Men and Boys, West Side A-ademy, Thuraday evening, Sept. 16, Pro. | A Select Boi seeds to be applied towards farnihing new Chapel of ; at“siog ‘Sing in the Hodson. . A fall graded Nashingtonian Home, Tickets admitting gentleman ‘ course of ins Diplomas at graduation, “Mil and ladies $1-| For sale at Bishop-court Hotel and T. | itary organization complete and thorough. Grounds eS Sadi aoe eee es Bey + rs FINANCIAL. | Bileago references." J. HOWE ALLEN, Principal. TTriTATOI | “f, VERNON INSTITUTE COR YOUNG LA- ILLINOISTRUST | Vernon Place, BALTIMORE, AND Savings Bank, 122 and 124 South Clark-st. OAFITAL AND SURPLUS - - - $525,000 rere 4 per cent interest on Trust its. an G per cent on Savings Depos- ‘Little Girls, Established in 1:59, Mra, wi Snes and ire, Matland, Priacipals. Bourd, ing snd Dey ene scoken ia the family. No, 46 Mt. Latin, French is spol ‘fe Be te ME application. - ER TER. No extras, Me 57.88 z Pore 12 mites from Philadel- pbis. 10Instractora. 8. C, SHORTLIDGE (Harvard A. B.), Modis, Ps. | “TAKE FOREST ACADEMY. — school for boys. Fall term be- A.B, SABIM, Principal, A college preparatory gins Bet 9. | WHE a ERC and ch, BERS, L. N. CUTTER, late Head Assistant of ; (CARPETS. CARPETS. AUCTION SALES. BY G. P. GORE & CO, @3and 40 Wabash arenws. DRY GOODS! : Two Great Trade Sales this Week. * TUESDAY, Sept, 14, the third great sais of the UY COR. WABASH.AV. AND MADISON-STS. Moro students received the past wa-k than ercr befote inthe same time. Ofhco open at 8u'clack. Miss PEIRCE and Miss LAWRENCE Wil commence the regalar year of theit English, French, and Germat, Boarding and Day School for Giris Sept, 7, at 78 Mt. Vernon-st., Reicon Hill, Boe- ton. Terms—Tuition per annum, $250; board and tuition, $800, Refer by permission to the Rev. A. P, Poabody, Harvard University; the Rev. Brooks, Boston; Dr. E. H. lark, Boston; Prosident Angell, Michigan University; the Hon, C. B, Iaw- rence, Chicago. Circulars sent on application. Z CHICAGO SCHOOL OF ART. Oil and Water-Color Painting, object, antique, me- chanical and architectural drawing, modeling, and sculpture. Every branch appertsining to arts and mechanics, Fall term now open; also evening classes, PROFS. HOLMES and LAKE, Room 8, southwest cor- ner Btate and Monroe-st. LORRAINE SEMINARY, a Tot MICMIGAN.Av., ‘or Boys ani irls of all ages. Special zttention given to backward pupils, Music, dancing, ancient, and mod- cralangusge nght if esivd, set, Banes, a. | (Wednesday, Seph 15, at 9 1-24.11, sharp MODUS COUR, oer He,t cae : z 5 Pupils, “‘Unrivuled facllitiea for Fpeaking feces | ‘The assortment will be found com- aball Heotared ini ae = _. | plete and of all grades. NM Youth, 10:2 Indiens-ays soosoen Sent #2 | The name SUCKER BOOT has Tew more pupils can be received. been used for three years, ONLY awww REALESTATE. BY Us, on Bods or he Sick FOR SALE. MAKE, and each Boot stamped. This Boot is sold and guaranteed pa rraie only by us, and of which a full line The Elegant Double House No. 67 | Will be offered. Calumet-av. 5 lot 45 feet front by GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68.4nd 70 Wabssh-ov. 20 feet deep ; directly on the Lake i eae large brio barn, is for Retailer's Stock of Beats al Shes sale, ats bargain. Possession given | Ai; mid tealcasrcied olot Nov. 1, Will take part pay in other toque, wo tbal cose Sa: esinesot F. WaINBROTE: property, ifdesired. Inquire of A, fea J. AVERELL, Room 5, No. 127 Dear- born-st. METROPOLITAN weason, ‘THURSDAY, Sept. 16, another aale, at which tim eeparete dad Ristiner lines’ of seasouiole gooda wits stom is fovited lines to be of. fention the os fered Tuesdays (0 Be fouowing bes First—An entirely new line of Linens (never before offered, the ssme being a specisl importation) com- Prising an endless variety of Bleached, Brown, and Bory sary Re Laer ‘Fancy-Bordered towels ; 20 rae legaut susortmant Fancy Tableclona” and an el t 8 of ond—Gloves, Gaunt, and Mitts, tha most exten~ site line to be found In ths city, Tacitdion very varie ty of Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, and Childrens’ wear ia kid, buck, dog-skin. sheep, and cloth gooas, xt Skirts, every, meecie and variety. aw and at iva fine of Fancy Csasimeres, Cot tonades, D. & T. Claes, Beavers and Union Cloth, ‘Men's and Boys’ fall and winter style wool and fer hats, hosiery, notious, white goods, dress trimmings, eto. CARPHTS! A most atiractive line of 2 and -ply Cot! Single Chain Carpeta, ee tak GEO. P. GORE & Co., Bale at 9:50 am. 68 and 70 Wabash-ay. Boots, Shoas & Rubbers AT AUCTION, BY CATALOGUE, P. GORE & CO, 68 and 70 Wabazn-rv. THURSDAY, SEPT. 16. pitts Thureday's Salo of the sesson. The stream of y Goods, etc., constantly poured in upon us, neces- sitating two aalee per week, Please noie the following epe-ialties for this sale = Men’s and Boys’ Custom-Made Clothing, ordinar, and medium grade goods made up in the styles of the ‘present season. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. 40 varieties of Shetland and Merino Goods, Fall and Winter Weighta, an excellent line, en's, Boys’, and Youtha’ Suspenders, 50 doz, Gingham and Alpaca Umbrellas, B Extensivo line af Gents’ and Ladies’ German Linen, and Linen Cambric Adkfs.; besutiful goods. ‘New attrections in Hamburgs, Rutiags. ete. Anew lino of C:oth, Hair, and Shoe Brashos. Rich assortment Embroidered Piano Covers, Hen’ and Boys’ Fall Scyla Hate and Cape. New and distinct line of Piece Goods, Cottonades, Satinete, Cloths, Casrimeres, Buitings, etc. ‘Thursday's Bales will be continued throughout the aexson, Sales at 9:30 a, m,, prompt. GEO. P, GORE & 00., 63 and 70 Wabaah-ay, On THURSDAY, Sept. 16, at 9} o'clock, ‘Wo shall have another large sale of FURNITURE TO THE TRADE AND CONSUMERS. 200 Walnut Bedsteads assorted, 80 Bureaus with Mirrors, 100 Commaodes and W.3. Bue reaus, 60 Marble and Wood-top Hall Trees, 80 Marble and Wood-top Centre Tables, 456 cecoa-sont ore a Spae 8, 5200. paint airs ani cokers, arbie-' Chamber Sets, 20 Wood-top Chamber Bets, 20 Pare lor Guits, BU What-nots, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 108 MADISON-ST. 190 Thousand Canadian Pressed Brick AT AUCTION, For to pay charges, TUESDAY, 12 o'clock Sept Us tery co tie Bok adjaraing BORE eS tory, 100 foet east of (North Side) Rush-et. Bridge. WM. A. BUT 2ERS & CO., Alictioneera, At Butters & Co.'s Auction Rooms, 108 Madison-st, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 15, at 9:30 o'clock, CROCKERYT In packages and open lots. Handsome New Furniture, Carpets, Chamber Sets, Parlor Suits, Desks, Chairs, Lounges, Sofas, ates, Also, Open and Top Buggies, Demorrat Wagons, WM, A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. BUTTERS & CO’8 REGULAR TRADE gALB THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. 16, at 9:90 o'clock, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, %50 Doz. Buck, Sheep, and Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, and Cardigan Jackets, Shirts, and Drawers, Woot Hosiery, Suspendete, White Goods, Embroideries, Edgings, Notions, Hats, Capa, BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, t 5D Mirrora, 200 Bolis Oil Cloth, Sofas, Lor » Es Chairs, On Second Floor Salesroom, 108 Madiaon-et Ward robes, Bookcases, Parlor and OMmes BODTERS & GOS REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. | Desks Shaw-cetes. Otrbets, Plated Show: HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL G. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. CARPETS, PIANOS, NEW PORNITURE, and MERCHANDISE OF EVERY VARIETY, SPECIAL SALE Imported Goods, _Ssturday Morning, Sept: 18, at 90 0%ock, By WM F. HODGES & CO. DIRECT FROM EUROPE, en THURSDAY, Sept. 1, atQo’clock, Cut Glus Goblets, Champagnes, Tum- 759 MADISON-ST. pes. ‘Wine G! Cut Decsnters, Lemonades, Wine Wo shall sell on Tuerdsy Evening, Sept. 14, at otlock, the entire stock of the Fi fy Graces Picae aisting’ of Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars, ote,” cte.; | Bottles, Finger ¥ lee See, CaS alao, the Fixtures, Sheiving, Counters, Scales, Fan: in different colors, Vases in great variety, Coffee Mills, Show Cases, etz. Sale positive and with | Spocm-holders, Candlesticks, Match Satoa, Card Ea: thine. ‘Look out for ber J at gut verve, ran, hall or WM. F, HODGES & 0O., Auctioneers, 638 West Lake-st, On Thursday, Sept. 16, at 10 a. m. G.P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers, On Thursday. Sept. 16, at 11 o'clock, Openand Top Baggies, ADAMS HOUSE, | restemns esse rentiees Foot of Lakn-st., opposite Central Depot, ” ‘We shall sell the entire contents, consisting of Beds and Bedding, Carpete, etc., fine Hotel Range, Dining and Kitcheo Furniture, 8 Hotel Dining ‘Tablee, Omics Fistares, Bar and Billiird Room Fixtures, entire Gag ‘Fixtures im the house. Sle positive and without re- acrve, HODGES & CO., Auctioncers, 636 Lake-at, 8. DINGEE & CO., Auctioneers, 2 and 82 East Bandalph-st, REGULAR AUOTION SALES OF Housebold & Offce Forniture MILLINERY. &o. MIME, RAPP, Late of Twenty-third-st., New York City, has located her Dreasmzking Parlors at 109 State-st. Entrance through Mra, ELY'S Millinery Store, And General Mescieaiiee covery Medneaday and fat. FOR SALE. a am. ivate sale, ‘and band- 5 tonne amortent of Parlor, Caniber, Livrary, Din- Fe =, Oe CASEY, paige ee ee Keep on hand the largest assortment in’ the city of naw Liberal Cash Advances Made on and second tad goods, _ Fura ture, | Carpata, Dec i 9 jen] shi Consignments, | Rottige ico a oa, Fe Mengeaond By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. | aod Gse Fixtures, bought and sold. Friday Morning, Sept. 17, at 9:30 o'clock, MEDICAL CARDS. Weekly Anction Sale, ‘The largest and LOUK HOSETTAL cores Our Regular con moet attractive gale of New Parlor Suits, Now Cham- cerns the Gate et Bie ber Bolst Bureaus, Washstands, Easy | ots for the express purpose of Chairs, Dining-room’ Furniture, Office Chairs sod og the iguset, possible | Deeks, Book Cases, Wardrobes, Brussels and Wool | treatmont in I casos of D Carpets, Mattresses, Springs. Cots, Loanges, Sofas, | Dee SSios has stood at the Also, the entire Household Furniture of. large ' nead of the protesalon for ver 20 oars tee nad caper ! ance allimportant. A book for the milliva, free, or 12 Farniture, ete, ete; Piano, a large stock General | canta to p age, oa Marriage, Lat Energy, Love, Merchandise, Plated Ware, Glass and Chins Ware, etc, | Lopotency, Pimples on tho Face, tC. es Feqairsag Porniture at private sale at Auction Prices during the most nllcate arontion. de home board, etc, callow. the week, : write. Strte: fice, 9a. m. until 7 p.m ELISON, POMEROY & CO. cndase, 1 it eco Dr. Mrs. Ellen Miller, E SG BY te ROCK WERE S00, | Heqular Ladies’ and Children's Physiciar (late of New York), specislly treating DISEASES OF THE Lede “a lapsus Uter (falling of the womb), etc., peti and stata dieses of femsies. Ofice. 141 So. Halsted-st., near W. Madison, Hours, 9 to 12a, m, and 2to6 p. m. DR. BIGELOW specialist of the the the Rorth- wart” Aare to is welunvern, bas outablished to inspect ‘We are offering a large and select stock of Tapestry, Ingrain, and Stair Carpets, of the latest and most beautiful styles, consigned to us by Eastern manufao- turers, at strictly factory prices, at private sale by the tloce de by the yard. Cail and examine. L, ROCKWELL & Cv., Auctioneers, 77 and 79 South Deartorn-st, fo. nty, Years,in chroaio aod i AUCTION SALE OF ; NICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. | ‘The und will sail st public auction, at his | residenos, on State at. one door south of Madison, WAUBEGAN, SATURDAY, Sept. 18, 175, at 1 otclock p, m., the following property, to-wit: About $300 / worth of nice Carpeta, three very’ olegant Chamber Sets, Bofes, Toto-s-Teles, Lounges, 1NO PaY!! Rocking Chairs, Mar! Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Marblotop Teble | 360 SOUTH CLARK-8T., CHICAGO, * May be conmulted, by mull, free of cb sei etrmta or tnProns dnstooe. Daa EATS aly phyrlcian fa tho elty who warrants cufes or Go pay | “Uaioe huars, 9a. m. to 8D. me; Uandays from to oa reUt sent for two 3-cent stampx. eon! da! k just published sent for 41. ccatain. Hab vaca worth Rnowine, addrens ©: BIGELOW, a D., %9 South Clark-st., Chicago. Rogavt: Dr. Kean, fe} rockery, vide for sale at same time snd Terms Inde Enown on the day of aale, DR. OLIN, C.G. Bost, Salesman, WR, PATTERSON. | 197 Wohingis-at, Chicago: Longer Sogyund than a cian tment o; AUCTION NOTICE. Seluat and Private Dissaase, ‘Semlaal Weaknoas soak ‘Impotency ‘Ladies requiring deli. TO CASH BUYERS. Lot known as 145 Batterfleld-st, wilt be sold on Sept, 14, 1835, at 2 o'clock p.m., 00 premises, to the Bighest and best bidder forcaah, Barticulars at 2281 B.ate-st., up ataira. By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., ‘27 East Washingtonot, i FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. OCoO CAS: 2.000 CasES $5.00 Packages Boots, SHOeS 8 RUDUETS: pes crronai,” CURRENCY oflock. The finest tine of Fals Goods yet offered; aiso TM EXCHANGE FOR rapces cane "| Bis of Naot Cray, 200 Cases Original bbe closed out, JAS. P. MONAMARA & Cv. Auct'ers, at CONSTABLE’S SALE. A fine oppartanity to buy sfulding Machines, Kni Bawa, and Wood Working Machinery AT AUCTION | Ec ess! TRIBUNE OFFICE