Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1875, Page 2

Dinclonatis 0, ¥, Tirnsh and wife, S Menaon Crawfordarills, Ind, 3 €, ¢ purd wife,” g 2iov, 8, L isccrand wife, Faranac, Mich, § Gy &, Dulicnand wife, Tt Juniea Brower ot wife, Lew Gentre, 11: W, Itush and wife, Coverl, Mich,; Rev, W e Yinrm ond wife, Dover, Tio 3 Halph Drowisand pict vy Forfolk, Conm,; Wilam L. Beahenthdue and Wi, Wware, Mann.s do Teusecd Brsdford nad wite, st iasn, i lon. A. C. Dneatow, Drovidence, . 1 mlien mud vils, Mollue, 11,1 Tté Junn and wifa, Byton, Tl ; Rav. Hope Brown, 1 ford, ML 3 Jlenty Bates, Vigmonth, S Ve i Jirown, Rockton, s’ O, 8, Bilitg A, Tiarkor and wifo, Moreis, Ti), Aiiwauken, Wis.: Tev, D, .f, Baldwin, Inwn G. M, Barcom, Peru, Ul; K. W. Horden, ¥ Mich tascam_and wrife, Ottawa, Il ;16 Breed, Ypailantl, Mlcl,; Mirses Susan nod Mary Ttrown, Newburyport, Mass,; Goorge 8, Bixce utd wife, Tipton, Ja.; O. Bligeit and’ wife, Fav tucket, B L Rev, 11 Tull, Genesa Take W Liov, .M, Bioguam, Militurn, T IL 1L Drosy arnova Lok i Mev. Jackson, Mich,; Mary E, liralnord, W, Thoo, A Taldwin, Newsrk, No Laker and wile, Mendota, 1k 3 Mpa 3 Fairgeld, 1.5 ftev, L. 1. Dlwke, M J. 0, Bultos wie, fildgenild, 1il.: M Tiiackma P . Bruce, Manchester, i o, 11 Willikm ruce au 0, Black, Ottaw,, ‘M i ftev. B, il rooks, Fatior, Ia,; . Babroek, Wi s Qv 7. aan snd_wi Gilerbinra, T E. H, Dlanchatd aud somntugion, 11,3 lary As Totta, Paymom, 1L, 3 Hev, Hl. A. Brdige, Great jfend, Ran.: 0. W. Larber, Milwauker, Wis,i @, F, Din: won, ‘Clinton. dunction, Wis3 Rev. . S, Hingtau and wifs, Dubuque; Aug R, lisrier, Jncke sonville, TILi Mrs. Anu Dovle, Arcu s ©, A" lurnhmn, wite, and on, Norwich, Conn. ; Nev, C. I, Benton, Victoria, Tl Rov, Goericd Tiusbsiedi and wife, Deloit, Win; 4.8, Binvil Diie Nuque, I.; D, Benlon and_wife, Sandunky, 0.3 Rev, D. J, Baldwin, Towa Falle, In, ; Misg Buraves, Loston ighilouie; Tev, J, W, Beach, Nofo g M Tiuehnell, Deloit, Win,; Miss Jiruce, Uudson, ¢, 3 M. J. 1. Derans uid son, Vlaticyillo, Win3_8. L. Ll and wife, Btorling, TIL § Mer, 1L A Barker, Newton Jtew, 5, 1, Barues, Fardville, 1§ W, B Delow, Brate UebAea, Vi.s Dr, 1, Brsant and wife, Tndepende Ta.; K3v. Charlea Brooke and wife,—; G. ml Ihirnbam, Pulladolpuia, I, ; Bev, L, Makieloy Topek, ™ 8, Bev « Nan,: . 0, Deriin, Olencve, ML J. N, " Daldwin, Newark, N, Tarnard and wile, Molin i Jyme, Coun.; (.M, W Frastiin 8, Daenes, Unfonviile, 0. ]lllh", Qriggavilie, 111, ; Rev, M. Bodfo Riev, C, Boratow, 5t, Johns, Mich, § 1f, Barker, L. Masn, ; Mrw, O, 13, Tiraces, hworthy Kaz; Wo “Uray, Kalamazoo, Mich. Nathan_ Carruth and mom, Tieaton, Misa: Anecy Qiark and wifs, Weat Salens, Wie b and daughter, Fort floward, W i3 Fenew, Kang Rey, O, Y. o wite, Run I, I, Clhaw and wife, Girvis Souti V' [y irs, Carter, New Yo daughter, Wankohs, % Ldstivton, N, 33 Hov, N, T, C Tev. 1L ‘M. Cave, wife, and_ o Jintiter Clapp, Wauwacss, WIS, Tomab, Wik,; D, I7 (o ¢a Cily, 10y Ales, 3, (1, Cio, Micts Yo, Tnud.; I, W, Chickering, Wakettoid, Cuanaber and wife, Mdieca, Wi end wife, Malden, 10, B Troy, Wis.; 1t of, Charica ». Cankling Cowler, Hatford, Con W, ¢ y Minneapolin, Minn 1, Muh, ; Jier, Wi, it LML Cho; ter, Dillon, 1IL; Mrs, 1, Kipot, Mru. A, Clrk fnd dsughicr, Morrdson, 1 TiLg Mea, CN, Childe, Mi Clark, Retioy Nev.d iy . il 1 vashingto: Ltey, 4, H, Coulter, ‘Washington, 1o, 5 Rev, J, Collie, Deiavau, Wie, 3 e, €, W. Ciapp, Waverly, i A, L. Clapiu aud wif Dololt, \\ih; ey, M, M, Colburn, §t, Jozeph, Mich,} 3. Cofler, Worcester, Mass. § F. W, Ghoato and wife, Juverly, Mans, W, W, Comurtock and wife, Lafayette, Ind; Rov. M. P, Caso nud wife, Haoy w , A, Cunnlugbam wud wife, vilie, Wie,; Hev. A, B, Charn, Galishurg, Mra, Mary A, Cole, Hrodliead, Wi {ev, No U. Clark and wife, Bost0a, Mass. 1L B, Courch and wife, Buranac, Mich, ; Mrs, K. Caborn, Whitewater, Wis, § Ttes, James L, Grane and wife, Deflford, Mich, ; C, D, Colton, Princeton, 111, Jo Chittenden aud nister, Ripon, Wi, ; A+ O, Chittendcn ond wife, Westhio.) Conn.’; Rev. T, Q. Colten, Hrid Clark, Powankee, Win,: Qilbert Clarifs W M, J, Crosawell and wife, Sancma, Cal, W. Crawford and wifo, Green Bay, Wis, 3 It Collinw, Clevland, 0.3 e, 9, T Coj 111, s Mrn, F. 1, Corning and dauphter, Lust '8 lllrh‘ + Mirs M, C, Collius, Keohuk, 1s.; 3, and wife, Phindeiphis, Ia.'; Mres, Coubliing und wster, Ann Arbor, Mich. ; David Corkling, Aun Azhor, M, B, H, Culhonn and wife, Mis. O, €, Cragin, M tiregor, 1a.; E. ¢ Cobb, L. J, and F Colton, Priveeton, IIL 3 D, J, Caryon, New York 1 A. Cralt, Glamow, Beolland ; Jey, J. ¥, Cameron, New Richimond, Wi, E. I Cilsby, Dr. 8, 3, Cobband wife, dluscatiyo, L. Reov, Crawford and wife, Lyons, la.; Rev, A. C, Ll in ‘snd wife, Hochester, Minb.: Rev. C. Prairia du Chien, Wis,; Dr. Condit, Auburn, N, Ttev, A, B, Campbell and wite, Sendon, 1,3 Ror. Coffin and wife, Batavia, 11, ; Al W Xegan, Ill.; Anron Catter an Rev. J, 3, Cliamberlsin and wify, W, P, Clancy, Staffordville, Con hell, Overlin, 0,3 Z. Culver, wil daughter, Oler- Iin, 0.+ Cornelfua E, Clark, Iiotoit, Wis, ; D. J. Clew. ens and wife, Weat Nowton, 1. n The Rov, Quincy L, Dowd, Warren, Wis,; Dutton and wife, Mntamors, 1il.; F.'D. Do aud wife, Ripon, Wis, § Rev, B, I8, Dols, Crete, 1IL 3 MNra, 8, J, Dins- more, Grinnell, Ta.; fwv. deurgy Lorling, Wunnun, Wis.; Rev, 1, 8, Do Forest sud wife, Councl Iuils, 1a, : Rev, A, F. Do Camp nod wife, Ludiugton, 3ich,§ Kellogg Day, Dontuark, ia, ; Miss Dowey, Beloit, Mrs, . O, Dodunfi Baverley, Masw, ; Liev, J. Ik, Dan- dorth and wife, Philadelphis, Pa, ; J, B, Dawson, Ovhl, Mich, 3 J, Doolittle, Clint N, A, B, Di Brooklyn't dev. £ is, 3 liav, ¢ William Dewoy, Granhy, Conn,; Re can, wife, and damghiter, Ludington, Mich Calvin Day, Hartford, Coun. ; lioy, A, Duremus u wite, Frovidence, 111,'; Ttev. ¢, E. Dickenson und wi Elgin, 1il, ; Rov. E, ¥. Doane, Oberlin; Tho, M. Da gflv‘camlq .x"' i Rtev. J, 1, DkxunhmflfluAArlvx; cator aud wife, Motsposet; Mary A, Dic Aoweo, Mich, S E. The Rev, T, €, Ewlng, Eufield, Masr Xolla wud wife, abula, (s, ; Edward Lidred wd wite, Y\urnuueri Mise.; Aliuy Mory H, Edwanls, Wenat Al ton, 0.t 3ira, Zachary Lddy, Dotroit, Mich, ; 3r, J Thiter, Hartford, Con. 1 llta, Giritinell, 1. . Emeraon sud wifo, ¢ liey, E. Eulw hui::fmi‘in.tz e & ', 6, Laton and ) 3 Borton Eddy; Pull River, Mavs, § 8. W. Ely aud wife, Morrbon, T3 i, 37 . 1 brook, East Susiukw, Mich. ; 8, W, Eaton, Lancuter, T, § Prosident Edwards und wife, Norusal, Iil, I 3. N, Fietcher anil wife, Boston, Mann, ; J. (+, Foota snd wite, Burlington, 12,3 F, Farnsworth and wite, Uuston, ‘Mow, 3 Mre, 3,20, Frencl, Blsiratown, In,: Bliss IL M, Frecmwn, Mausteld, C Hov, G, It. Fittw, Biateray L. "Puliof ‘and__wifo, Ifamilto 8. U, ‘Prociand, Newlon, Musr, § Kow, lery” Full sl i, Hoektord, 1. ¢ ov. 10, Foote and wife, Rocktord, Ti, 3 Fairbauks and wife, Prof, 1L, Fairlanks aud wi Joly Fitch sud wite, Byron, bt Milton, Win. ; ‘Tadii o) Fairta bt . . Yox, lolty Wig.; ., BE, \ Firke, Newlurys ord mud wifs, Versadile) leteher ey Frostpor i W\ ek, M belta, Menusha, W ey, €, Fislie Fonter unid wify, Des Moln, L Byeamore, 1L FA Lrehild, Obe i “Wife, Tev. Mr, Fowler, Otagio, il Fry, Balem, O, ; 2isy Fuwler, Coluna Ge P. G, Garrott snd wifo, Lat Goylord, Maulatee, ' M, Grout, wile, aud_daughier, Spriigfich, § choulding and wife, Mullund, V and wite, Niles, Mich, 2u.; L. 3 Gates, Cai Bigh and wite, Fastville, Wia; Hev, M, D, Gitdd y und my Nt Ty, T, Unllr and e 1L, 8, New M hall, ik 9. . Qraves and wife, 3 dev, Wl Yhet and wife, Woowigton, 111 Martha' £, ‘Gro Oitawa, 10, Mine Kittly' Guyle, Owamno, Mich Oumiana, Neb.; Rar, N, Galo unil wi g1y Bev, Thomas Ullcaple and wife, Dristoi, rs, Grooley and dsuglhter, Cambeidycpurt, ru, Hoberd Grant and daugbter, Mcurngor, a,; Hev, Willlan and A, Gill, Mantouvidy, Miun.; Mes, H.'B, Gaten, Pewankes, Wi £, Gurdner and_ vl for, Falt Btver, Mans.; ‘Tov, Johid Grey, Fulton, L. A, Guuld, wite, and dunghter, Owasio, dMich. lv 1T, Af. Goodhin, Rockford, 1. E. L. Goddard and wito, Goddard, N. H.; Jatow Uvidsbory, Daveuport, 1a.; B, B, Goodaly, Beloit, Wis, . Mips Tale, Byring@ely, 11, ; Roy, B, T, Hawes; 1. vy Belolt, Wik, § E; Tlollaiibeck, Winnobigo, . O, A, Hosuier, Ferriaburg, Vi I Hay: w York 3 Sopkine und wify, 'Colorado § Totinter, Haucock, M ", Holyoke, Unlow Bov, ML N, L Mae ich i 3 bum, 15 Rev, 1%, ©, Haakell, Colimbnue, Oc; 3o, 0, 8. Mirrison, Esstviile, 1. Hev, M, B, Jall and wife, ev., E. {lukell, Dover, N, 1, 7 Rov. Lawn Widge, Tl ¢ ¥. 8. 1iill, Astauitle, X Wy, Mlcugan Oiby, 1o ock, wife, and fu 3, 0, sdiock, ey, 1 3, Mhat, Quleabury, Mich,; Moy, Tuwe sl wife, Terro Haute, Iud. Dy W, lolland, Eat Bagluaw, M. Spw, Jease MMuds Platle- wilfe, Wls.: J, Jtammond sud wife, Mpon, Wis, : ar, 9, 1, Hlersick, Grluuell, 1, 5 Edward Hawes, Now Haved, Coun. ; H, B, ubbelf dud wite, Aun Jgarbor, Aich, . Bariweld sud wife, Litcoly, Maes, ; Mg A, Hurd, Bowaunes, 1L, 3 Rov, ) 2, Wawicy, Tlcotviic, Tunn, § Mev, J, Ve Hickuott, Grand Haved; Mich, 3 A, It. Heald, Griuucll, Ta, § Heve Ly Hurd aud wife, Mics E. O, Mubicock, Quiucy, Quincy, Tl {2 1. Henderaon siid fatbier, Walthat, Maaw. ;10010 1, Hura una wife, Faton Hapids, Moch, ; Mark' Hopking’ aud wit, Wilis awstown, Mass, § Rev, W, Hubbard, Nutlsnd, M, ; Hunry B, 1 Boaton, Mass, 1 W. Hyde, wite aud Haugiiter, Were, Muss, ; T. M, ko aud Wife, Mai s, 0 W. Vo Susted, Westehisster,' Ve, #. 7 C, ' Hsyden, Cluveland, 3 Moughton, Bull ver, A, B, Hubberd aud wife, 0l 2.4ML Usvou and wife, Rutlind, ¥ 3ikst, Now Uave, Coun, 3 Mary V. Hall, Whiltewatcr, 5 Hirdwich Goti [ Wiy w0 i, Qulaey, Masw, ; Georgo 0, 3Ll snd wite, Rossidale, Wik, ; Fraukli' Mazdwich, Gulncy, Masy.; Ol Uuttnius, Bostou, Maas, Awood sud wils, B d,' AL TR 1 T askall, Tolonw, 1L 3 AMry, Eliza Harwood, Ucounotuuwoe, rrick and wite, Bockduad, T § tho Bev, dyville, 13,2 the Tiew, 8, T 1 wifo, 1 Samod’ Haply, Weas Riicks T, Taseell an y Aduich, tirunety Ty . Vridue, Macs . Sane Howel, Tatlis's Ran, O, ¢ b, Viut Tik £ st Nov, Wo C. Hicke, Kile L, ' Rev, N. A, dlyde snd wife, Fidianag e ttov, M, S i fugtan, . I, Ji, Tansing. I ey, Adam irnese Tt fiten Ntay Mood, "\, Ming, e, Gyeun. Hamiin, mv, 1, 1, Hunt, tonminntinapl Vi Rarrtd, o, 1019, Holinew, Gisiex, Tk 3 K Mo § G Wannilton asl wife, it B, Howarid, Farmington Clucinnatf, 0.3 AMra e 1, ilenley, Toway Mtrn. Linv, A, Hazen, dabsatts, ville, 1L, % Tev, W, Ircland, Doaton, Mage, Crampann, 14 Bev, Hurd, Gulssburg, 10, § L4 line A, U, La Dr. 11, I', Johneon and 1, W, Jelliff, Brodhead, Vls, ; Rev, D, J, Tones, Jack- stiliman Jo Satanel Johuson, Boaton § wife, Cambridge, Maxs Wis, s Jiev, D, M. Joncr, Arens, Wis Joned, Rishwaukee, 1,3 Otles ' 8, Miew. 3 Jav, G, Tohneson and wife, ley, 1ihg ltov. M. Jonam, Macomb, U3 Beaver Dum, Win! Réy, E. Jenney Ttev, Katnite] Jolinson, Rodnian, N, Y. 1, Oberita, 0.3 G, D, 3 Wankert ron, » ~gly, Couw Jutiee, Wi, o e, Arena Win, ®, G wie, Pisttvilie, Wik: Sew. T i Nidrs Rev, T, Jonca o wife, Wikozan, U3 N S dntneon, Ozford, Wie Kev, B, Fo i mon atied, T, L [ M. , Resetand danghter, Princefon, Ik} batiny Walpole, N, ILi T Karslo atad wifc, ¥, Kil- w1V, Keibuey Ll 3 New, W 8. Khoball at, Kiog, water, Wl T, Ke ;K tenaitey € MACR 14 Michg Le er. 8 11, Toc and wifo, Cleveland, Oulaj Rev. W, A, Labley amk wife, Dwigte, 1il, 3 Hev, 8, L, Latirop, London, Wis, 3 Tiov, F, bauaon ood’ wife, Earl, i, b, Tadaid, Whildwaber, Wis, ¢ Mise Loster, wisy Mdison, Wie, : 1, Langley aind 10, Dove, Lroduead, Wis,: 3t ¥.3 A Lywan aud wite, 1 A wife, Hazabwo, W Lovepy, Ninevel Lo da. D, W, Learned 'and wite, Now Londo I, To-td wind wife, M4, 3 A, ife, lapert, Vi, . A w dwar, Wik, Lastkdy Al 2 sty Wit Atee/ € 1L Camde, M, Laue o D, W, Lae 7: “Nov P Lite, Lansiug, tnitonu, Ll Mre, Lawm, Arthur 1autic wnd wite, Foud slertold, 11 - 0cd, ortiticits Noethteld, Mg T AL W.b, Lano, kina s wiiey Foud du Jac, Wi g nd wife, ia. 3 101ty Bl Attan, 1 h Vandeor, CL Moure, Ko iehtield, ¢ Matiniia, O, ¢ ) A, Momgomery, Morris Tl rraboo, Wik L A, Mobdy, Eltyria, werison, Shcbodgan Falld, Wi , ¥, iiie, L 3P, Slaars and wife, subleite, Miiew fud wife, Sublette, Tk i, J, Meld V. Uew, Magoun sud wite, 3 sloracd, New Laston, N, enova BIOTE, o Mrs, B M Win Tteva J, O, Muars, Boston ; Artor, Micn.; L. Miller, Now laven, 1 Beulh, Whiterute Lorin Mlis, Ann y Conm; e Lith o, Dubiue, I tand, ialtor, Tov; lisg B, Metealf, 1ndson, Ou Men, . il Metitaw, Whitswater, wund wite, 4 Drosd n_Clatre, 0. Maton ant organ, Vermidle liav, 8. 8, Wi A.J, silos 3iatier, N 3 wier, NodL o, 1a.; H, A, Morse, Genon, 1 e, sholoyian, Mich.; 1, B, Mosely aud Conu, N coman, Waketield, Mass,; W, E, Nolson, son, $wan ., Mich.: 8, Nor. Wiz, ; J. G. Norih, New Iaven, .+ 130, i, 1 Quincy, IU1, [ <5 K, Newcomb and dauy Neteon und wif Lirowustidv, 3 R 0. B. 1, Olds and wife, Cliuton, Wis, . Tev. N, A Drenties aud wife, Aueors, M, Pirsouk, Lostori Drof, I i, 3 W 8, Votwin, Monous, T intomm, Gmes, Tily; s I, N, Peters, Mun Mich, ; Buv. W, Pluckpey, Wheaton, Il.§ Hev, H. D, Vet aid daughter, Danvors, 18, 3 G, Porter, Detrait, ¢ 5. W, Lurcon snd wite, Baineavillo, 0.7 Levs ) C. 5 Mixs I’ A, Anna E, Park " Perklua, Unuton e Q. B, ! Mann, ; Munteto, IV, ; 3, B, Puge and wife, Rut* . . K. G, lorter, Lexlugton, Blasw.; H, Vindicton, wife, and sbter, Chenoa, LL's E, Port ey, Mass, 3 b% JL, Polter, Terre Hatte, Ind.; ey, G, A, Padidock and wige, Rock. Perker and wife, Framingham, ury Porter, Kochoster, Atinm.; Levl ater, Boston, Maew.; Iov, U, . Parry, b,y Wow, HoJ, Putrick, West Newton, B, I'nilips snd wife, Cambridge, 11, Juer and daughter, Windon, N. 11, Tolluek and wife, Rantoud, 1L; Mins i, oy, Oxford, O, W, J, I, Payno, Waukegay, L3 Doggtas itharn’ sud wife, fanover, 0.3 I, 3L Pearson aul wifo, Pulo, 1L G, H, Prddock, Rocklord, da.y do 0L, Price, Do Witt, Ta,; Wo, Pattorson aud winter, Btafiord, YE.; Rov. . fi. Pope, Ooklund, Cal, 3 Horace Vithin sl wife, Phllsdolphis, Yo.: ¥, 3, P o, wily kit dunghiter, g ltock, Is.; T, Prudden, Lausing, 3 & U, Pont, Saute Clara, Galg W. Q! Peck uuti gans Usty, Jud, Q. %, Drysn, O, Rev, A, IL Quint, Now T, 8. L. oso and wife, Orland, Tnd, : Rev, J, A, Colnbiu, Neb,: Rev. G, nidell ot “Towdo, Ta.; Lev. Ar 1, Iobbing and wifs, Musealine, L33, 0. Moot wind wife, Lyous, 1a.; Kev. G, Bitehi and wife, mulllu 3 h.i Ttev. Frank Russcls, Kalama witey Atic Rev. T, Bedford, Ma 2 1li CHICAGO" Man- t Thompsan, Kilgin, Chin: fien 3, A, TiI daay Micha 1.8, Thomycou, Lello 11, thonipion, De Sots, Wie,; Tiev, L, Wheaton, Dl Mes, 1LS, Ty cott nnd” family, Rockford Roatai bon, 3l Mich,g Hov wil ol ey, Dr. Trow, Sunderind, M § Ies T W, Bosminglon, Wie; Miew 3.4 Wirs Rer, 1%, ‘Uhnreton, foston \asw,s A, €3, Th Tetiey, Eils Ttov. 1. T 13 e, Ean Claire, [} “Teadl, Baston s nee, HLG Mrw, T, H, Upsan, New Parston 1, Atgyats, Mich Dos R -, 110.¢ James Vieent Veldder, Nolson, i F. Tev, T, I Van An Yial sid wify, Weetern Spefh pud wifs, Tator, Tup Kov Valle, Katows, Tl ey wife, et D, Warl, Carond LN, Welwter, L Wik LIl Wells, iy eiand, 00 s Tev. . Wikler and wife, lapus low, Mot 3 Rev, I, 18, Woodworth, Devorah, In. Ward, Braton 3 1 2, WordUrhize and” wits, Danty, N, 8.5 Jtey, €0 § M T, Whipple, Woodwazd, Fattficld, Tn. Vio.e 6. Witlame, Uttea talltows, In, , . AL Wads: , Mo, s 7. While and b n A WW, Woodbiry, It keat Rev, D, Wolfsohn, Plymoiin, Wis.: Welia, Marict(n, 0. 3 Mre. W, W, Witliinus, Hender N €, 3 F) Wotds, Tatiaburg, Pa s son a0 wife Providerice, R, 1.7 Wev, 1, T, Worcosir and wife, Hortoni Rev, O. 8, Warburton, Eghar Ind. ; Rtev, W, Womlwell, Sowburvport, Stass, s J, Ward and wite, Yanktoni fov. 0, B, Hermey, Mich,s 4. 5. Wheelright, Bangor, Me.s W wile, Miltm, nefeld,” Coun: M, Eilza A, \Whitoomb, Griunell, Ing Rov, O) Wallare and heater, W . citham, Manchester, Wooula, osedale, 1L Voo, Bpringtie 1, Wiikin Tatrdel In: D, wife, Mins Wheeler, Rev, 1t, W, Waifave, Lomdon, Liev. T W, Winston, Peshifigo, Mich.: Jonnis ¥ famim, Delavan, Wisd 0, 1, Woint, New York 3. White, Ripun, Wis; G, 11, Wealv, Montreat} Rov, I Whituey, Washfugton, D, (i Mow, W, O, Williame, Marden, Farkey; Bev. M. Lo Wilston and - wife, Galemburgy | Kev.. o Wimy, Dunlap, DLi Mr, C. L. Ward, 1ake View, Mirs,: Nev, £, 3, Wills famis und swife,’ Minneapolts, Minn, 3 W. '8 iVoods bridge, Buiuth, Miun, i G, Lo Weed and wife, Belolt 3 Warrew, Grand Hapids, Mich.: Tov. E. E. atongs, 11,3 Mo, H. Woad, Hitula, Itev, J. 5. Williaine, Gleuwood, Ta. : Misa 3. A, Weal, Loe, Mawi. Kev, X, Wilkesow, Fafeold, Ia, 3 Lila C! Wilfird and molher, Galesbing: Row, 3. i1, Whedl- awriglit, I risy €. Weich and wi feld, Conn, ; Rev, 1 ren, Gransile, WIlimore, Mitwaukeo; 8! B, Wil W. Warren, Garhan L Val Tand, 0,3 o, A, WWataan, Weth aiid wite, Ozford, T wife, Almont lingford, Vi.! AWasten snd Wi ¥, 1y Ablace Walker a AL Wellw, T'ulton, Wis Nov, I & CENTENARY CHURCH. ACTION OF TUK OFFICIAL NoARD, 'The fact that tho Rev, L. W, Thomns, D. D,, had completed Lis threo years' lerm of labor with tho Finst Methodiut Charch of this city, and hed preached bis farowell sermoa to that Lody, has becoms well known to mewbera of tho denomination thronghout the Conferenve limity, beeauso Dy, Thomas has beon a bright aud shiu- ing light iu tho Church here, and has desorvedly talien bigh rank aw a pulpit orator, a pastor, and & culivatod, roflned gentlemno, iy character being unquestioned in the respects namod, there was underutood to bave been an idea or & move- wment in the First Church looking to securing from tho Bishop snd Conferonce peiwission to rotoin Dr. Thowns for another term, This was referred to by tho pastof in his Iarowell ser- mou, and at thet timo he gave it to bs kuown that le would not bo a party to such au attemypt uulees (€ were appoved by the whaly membership of his Clntreh. 1t does not appear upon inquiry that there ds ony likelilood of wuch i appii- carion beiny 1nade, for fha yoason that therw ure sor- eraiuf the ohler sl movs Teveevid mombersaf the First Chinecl—ita fathors, a8t wero—who would not approsa r, Chonay’ further atiy becauro they bave rious doubi as to his complew orthodusy, The members refereed (o (nd they oy e sl tobe headed by Grant Goodricky do not allepa that Dr, “Thotuns iy proached or teuglit any unorthodox dop- teine, but they profess to Laye reon i vome of Lis ser- 1m0a4 3 leandig tuward—a tinge, an 4t were, of—.uch Wess as they could nob approve, For this resson thiore {8 no pirosgoct (at any application will be mavo 10 the Confercuco from tho First Chureh in his behalf, Sumo weekd sgo L1tk Lmuuxe calded attention 10 the fact {hiat thero wun n movemeut sumoug tlie wem- Lers of Centenary Church (which has beou withvut o |Essorsince r, Pecks semoval Luat) o potition the }abop to have Dr. Thonus appolntod Lo tholr Chitrch, “Lute bas lweu agl fu and out of weetiugs of thy Chureh for some tme, aud TWO DISTINCT AND WIDELT-DIITEIING OPINIONS have been beld on the subject. A couriderable num- Liee of the plltars of the Clinreh—anong theat Mowrs, Dishop, aud Gammon, snd dew, Mshu—were fuvor. alle 1o the chatge, wiilo otherw, compx sed {n part of tlie yousger munlwrs of tha Church, oppoed Dr, “fhonms on the geusral grouud of unssiudiees of vicws as toferred (o above, Tho proposition to make Mo request bLefore fudicaled, having beon thorouglly ccussel among {ho memborship was discussed by tho ORlela thuard of the Chiurch ab s mcotiug held Monday eveulng, Tho scasion wus o wtoriay oue, and tio dl«cusvion of Dr, a0 was marked by grest controverstal vigor pro sud cons, TEE RESULT OF THE JRETING waa tho sdoptiun of ® resolution reciting that the Chureh did ol know of any proacher now Fu the Rock Tiver Conferonce whou they deaired us & pastor, und that thoy lutimata to the Bishop that s tenary Chiirch waa & vacant chargy W Le tlled by such appoltment us ko daemed good for o splritusl wel- taro of the people, Whils tuls resolution wus o vice tory for the oppunonts of Ur, Thomaa, it was also a defeat for tluse wiembery who wisted to huve other preschers in this city or Conference indorsed, In this connection §t +hould be suid that thers bas Lecn @ dealru to buve Dr. Thomas apj.ointed to TIUE ADS HTRELT CllukeH, and it has beens intumated hat Le would be willing to accept that chiarge, This would tot guit Dr. Thouas! oppoueuts, for tho reason thal, Wero be pastor of the Ada strect Church, bo woulil bs likuly to draw of from Centeusry many members who sre geograpkicals Iy ncarer the Ads Btecot thsn tho othier Clurch. 1t 4 understood thut suvther element of opposition 1= tho disposition of 1bsv Preaiding Eldor, the lev, Mr, utiing, who is understood to bulleSe that the Leat In- i terest of the Methodist Chnreh iz Chlcago would Lo wubserved by baving Dr, Thomaa aesigned to soma Geld of labor outside this city and outaide Lia district. Af 1his bo wo, 1t wonld seem that the bLeat thiug Dr, ‘L homas could o would bu to apply for trausfer to an- other Conference whese thora 4 Do suspiclon of his oxy, —— 2u0, St M. oot Stfiwaukee, Win: Alr. ite, Town; Mrs, M, A, liced, Breci- wridge, I3 Rev, B, Roberts, Troar, Ia.; ltov, 1. HL° Hobiduw, Alden, Lw.; Mri, Kiedell, A infee, Michy; D. Ao Mchardsou, Brooss, Turkoy; Mivw' 1f, do Rendail, Madurs, Indta; Mra, Kucker, Bloomingion, Wid. ; T, i Iliwsou, wife, and slster, Albnny, N Y3 ME 3, Boy, Morrion, Tl Kove B, 1L Htiddedly rsipiée, Ny He; Mew, Hoot, Cincinnatls v, o Fort Sully, Neb,; Alisa C, W. Hogere, Ferrivint, Vi, § Mra, D, Kuigg, Clisapatin, 15 s Ruchards, Nuwport, 3 A L. Iiggn, wife, and fldren, Sante Agene N/ 8, R, Riggs, wife, aud tleiton Agency, D, T.3 1. U, Wley aud ‘wife, L Wi L. . Hienand: liggton, Wis; y 3. 11, Rons, "Lerry ilaute, Ind. ; Rov, tartorid, K, X3 Rev, M. Rowly, Dare o Richardsos, Wincheater, Mars, Ne 11, Sholdon, Cleseland, 0.3 Rev, €, M, Saunders, e, Wyo, Fer.; A L. Sturgi, Woodimrn, 1,3 AL M. tiovens, Fliufield, N, 11 B, AL Weatileld, Masw,; G, . Stevens, Ashburnbam, rs, 1o 3, Storens, Bonton, Mast,; 8ira, Ab Gircy B mton, Makw, ¢ Mra, 8, M. Rbolden 'and chile dren, Pantucket, R L3 Bev, J, b, Btevens, Beloit oy wotise Bmith, Geneesee, Win, 3 2. A, Hadd wtit Wafe, Wappiiig, Comito ;. Mra, A. Bumiier, 1tpou, Wort Ul Bjenieer wd wife, Covettey, Byl 8, Hkln® Fat Ilumpton, Conu,i A, Boiythe, B, i M hlows A, Wi sy Oy Mrw, 11, Fo Swith, Lyons, Ta, 5 F. G, s, Morricion, Jilej EAward Strong aud wite, Bose b Mares, By, 11, ‘A, Bttasou, Minusspolis, Mivw, ¢ BV, T, Buvetw, Manktowoe, Wik, E. It Stica, f0u ey, W, O flanbord, Oik Grove, 'tk U, Birouyg and wife, Unkalla, Il ;3 Rey, et attd wite, ‘raverse Cley, Mielt, 1 1bev, G, withell, Uber:ing O, § M, Buermansnd wifo, Brod- - Tev. ) 1 and wite, Jackeut, Mich, aud wife, Uranvillo, 11l 3 *Mre, A, Hbelby, ek Rtevy Mr, Smfth aud’ wife, Northawmp= G Mewtawy.r, L5 M. B, and wite, Vinitlaty, 3, .+ shiddun, Perey, F Ay AL Stoughten, ‘Lhouesti, Conny ” Ming A, Mibvuitkers W3 3.5, Blimmerhorn, Homer, tatter, Lapeur, Mich Blckios, Lo, i Mew, 11, Btephiene, 1, 1., Btauleys Whitatlind, 1 M i b apdon, 1 Sz, 0 1 1, Clar ‘y Ny Athar, Myt Lew. W, Yuv, L0, Baltor and wife, 3. Spraitue ond wife, Spart, Atiinson, 11, Ktatford, Sattion, Tl 1y Mann, . B Saatt, Ay Hantord, Ashlaud, Wi, Dulutb, S, ' 3 Stre, A. Hmith, Bosmour, Dircoktichd, Wite, Oinabing Mg Tanco wud wife, Ore su, Mass, ; C. J, L Kiraub, Wheston: Gi A, Blanloy st Witt, “cverivy: Nase, s U Btearns, Bowlons M. U Swith, G, ’ . IJ. o I, gt 5w 1L aud wit Ltev, 1, W, Bhorts sud wife, Owuess, Micls Buowden, Oskulouss, Ia,3 Mrw, b, 1" Cuty La,3 Hov, W, J, swith aud son, Htunley, Marieita, 0.3 Ttev. 1. Jucknonville, 11L Jo 1t wukly, 13y e Hev, D, Bhcrrtid ind wife, Forest, 1y itey, Hiorm and wifv, Lockport, 1L J. B, Bluny and’ wifu, Bustonj D W, Smith aud wite, Polk, St Elyin, 1l 7 Bov, W, Birowy, olin Bailor, Allegau, Mich! ftey K Poter Buith bud davghier, £ THE ILLINOIS CONFERENCE. THIS YEAW'S APPOINTMENTS, Speciai Diepaten to The Chicaco Tribunds Bramvoricry, 1, Oct. b.—Tho following is tlo list of appointments in the Illinols Confer- ouce of the Methodist Lpscopnal Churcl ¢ Springfleld District—=W, M. McElfrest, Fresiding Eldir Biret Church, R, M, Daruss ; Bscond Chureh, M, D, Uaweu; Springaeid Clreuit, 8, 1, Olark; Elkhart Uily, Q. W, Dungan Williswavlle, 0. A, OLanahe LW, ot 3 Thuttule, I8, Hatr'; Wirard, A, Waggoucr ; Niiwood, A. Orey Carluville, Mreh ; fiochestor, W, 11, urnutt § Beihany, J. 4, Dugan ; A Chesiertiold, A, echianfeabury W. H. MoVey ; Bloati ; Pawnes, G, I Lowell and 11, M, Bhort ; o AL Miller, It 8, Virdon, B, Webslor, Prostding Lider ; Juckaouvillo, Centunary Church, Georgs Hice voun ; '(irace Olitirel, Taano Crook ; Ussrdetown, D, W, Euglrlh: Weal Jacksunville, W, atlodge ; Winclics- tor, Jobert Clark ; Wincheater Oiruuit, to be suppiled ; Matichester, B, T, Hawkine; Roadhouce, Il, Aliller Wiitteball, C, & Datdwin; Carrollton, A. M. Pitcher Carroliton Cireuit, to be supplied; Grosuteld, J, ¢, M, Hobbe} Greenflold Ciroult, J, W, Eckinanu; Pale myea, 3, W, Hehnick; Franiln, A, Dotcarlost Wae verly, A, B, Mlctoys Waverly Clreult, E. L, B, Catlye; Nupled sud Morcdusts, O, L. ‘Tindail und Alesandes J A, Blth ; Chapin sud Concord, 8, If, A ball Circuity to \ W, Pusllips ; ent of e libaols Yetle Col- lege, W ¥, Bliorty Prostdent, snd E, J, Hamill, Agent, Bloswanglon - District—Preston, Feolding’ Elder Tirut clargn, T, A, Tarker : Dioomlogion University chatys, 1. 1, Henry ; 8auford, W, . Lowe; Atlants, G, W, Batos; Mclean, Joln Everly ; Waynoavilie, Beu Ilyde; Delavau, W.'S, Looper; Han Joss, W, O. Avory : Grsen Valloy, A, O, Lyerly t Teroy, I, Ho I Town, Job Tugraimj Heywasth, C, Halo; Haybrook, J. A, Kuinlor ; Gibeon, B, Auer elteower, §i. O, Tieners Leroy Cledult, Jossph Loug: Hopeadals and Arusivong, A, Bland; Wagalls, E. A, Hamiltou; Dows, Osorge Hmith § Blouminigon Cireust, to b suplie 1 Prosldent of the Wevloyan University 3 A. T, Pantentiary, liecatur Luatriet—W, 8. Prentics, Truslding Eldor : Firul ‘Chuevn, Horaca Nand Hiayrte Ghapiel, Wo 1 artl supglled; (o fod Avylun Superintony Leat; Decatur Cirendt, 1 vels ucon, J. 11, Dimtuhts Marriatows, D, E. May; Lincoln,'J, d. Latlo; tducoin Circusty J. D, Conwell; Mt, Duliski, J. 0, Keller: Clinton, '@, W, Urays Oftatai Circuls, W, A, Biuith; Marod, Thouins lilies; Cerro Uurdo, Juhu W, Austlu; Lovington, Abuse Pittles Bement, dussply, Wintorbotton; Monticeho, M, W. Everbare} ‘Atduvor, Maww, ; liev, Jo G. Babin, Llkhoru, Wi} Masa T, U, btephiens, Newburyporh, Mass. ; Kev, J, if, Broddard aud wify, Ceutre Brook, Cubn,; Baray Ktuwy, Graud Meadow, AMiun, kX 'y Guorge K, Tufts, New Draiutres, Mass.; Rov, T, ¢, “TrowLridae, Boston 3 Yen Talbot and wife, Councii 1iutte, 1. Mre, M, B, Tustcher, Tows Oity, Tas Buv, A, EuLoacy, Ocutiomowou; Mra. M, Taylor, Gslousll, 5 T T Wowler, Otsego, MICL I8, M, upier, turio, Il od L oL paul, '3 Wiibtaon: Msmpion, Counet oy, d. E. “Todd Now 1aven, Conn.s Mev. D, Thotsas end wife, Big Rock, 100 e, A B, Tuorus aud witv, Mewpbe; T, W, veadaly, Goorge Muore s Atwood, ‘I, ¥, Wouten t 1+ :.i’mu)xla‘s'nnd‘:"‘“ At “\‘:flll("‘“wb; Chestnut, §, ]‘ N, J.}I‘LW";!'« i usburg, W, D, Hocubeck; La Place, ‘and Diatrict—. Teaton, ¥ :ldor § A0, Armentunt; iilisbore, ""'hu’;’:".-‘; L&flfi ‘.z“.?.' Stubbludeld; No- M. Dilion; Tagtore 0, Curroll; Yalmer, J. W, Lapp City, Ira Emmersun; Mowelqua, W {x‘u‘rfim' '%:;: IOl 3. W, Warseld | Bbully Vi, 3, V. hovuiags 8blLyvills Clrcuit, 4. Latimer ; Houlb Bhally vidy Gie: gl b 0. gtk 5" Whadaory J. N, odau; ‘e e ¥, O, Bruuer; orrisun ¥, i Aasiiatiicn, €, Copparthwasia e v ¥ lobarts; yluttion Duairci=it. N, Divies Prosiding Fide Jlsitoon, W K. Goodwing Mattoon Clrcull, W, W, Uittty Clarieston, V. A liewcs; Claeleabon Cle A R 1 Ksutds, W, ( cey; ¥ 3 oy’ ek, 3. s Crade; Grand View, 1 it Lurke; York, Wi wlidy ermilion, J, W m‘fiu"w Maraliall Foter §gle; Barvial Glecaty fo-po s WIED ISDAY OCTOBER 6, 180s, TRIBUNTS teds Martineviile, T, B Wamsles Camoy, W. T, Hliomnakat; Neogs, 4. W, Andossoi; Farminglon, 8, Hedgen; Onkland, 1 N, Bunly; Pralrie City, T, 8 Arcala, Willim Reel; Sallivan, 18, B, Tumbantt, J. Urorge F Morria: Maunfield, AL D, Smith ;' Cons lntock; Saabris, Ue Warringlon ; 1 Toleno, W wilder : Taneola, S, 'MeBirney 3 Tine cola Clreulty M, Warrington 3 Camargo, I A, Grime; Newman, M. 2. Meradlen; Philo, 20 Ll “Tarnn Dy Nolle, Trealding Eller; Danvilie ’, Kimber Church, ¥ G, Lowthor s Bis. W, arek, Wilila Kiino ; 3 ftonville, Miller : Hlue Grunw, o 1, Whith Hoopabn, J, Aifrhesd § Raukin, Jo &, Batkin g Plot, 3 Graven * Ogden, 1, Bartholow § catit, 0, O, 8t Clale ;. Fatrmonut, P A, Bwarte; St Josephy {h Gosaor t ' Homor, 1. C, Ritekor 3 Urorge town, 1. 8, AXers; hdiawla, G, 1, Goldsmithy Riies farm, Jtoliers Stephens| Chorey Grove, B, L, Robine h Jaekenritle Dietrict—A, Aomple, Presiding rootdiyn, W, H, 1, Mooros T Cirn hidleton ¢ “Narth’ Tackeonville, W i nis, Willia Moo el W 8, f, Ul b itavans, Henty Wils Jamen fresl 3 Mton Uity ; I, Kane ; Albsus, M, Finlty : Deteraburg, : Andlodd, dacob J, Oardners Sangie neo s Lind tirove, N, K, Whitehoad ; I, Welli: Grirgs' Chapel, to ho sup- mon, 1, G, Midedlotoy Phed s Eanton, B Bird s Gaklord, to o spplied, Quiney Disiriel itt, Presiding Elders Vermuni freet, 11, O, 1 ‘Trinity, 8. 8, Megin. nis L Quiney Clrculty Mie i Medon, G, D, Furber: Warsaw, I Villara; Rustville, 3, 1, Wl Rtaebvitie Clreutt, A, M, Dunnovan? Bowon, G, Lerry: Ulymoutly K. O, Moblw Lima, I i Hollmian R, itandolgh } Labids, 6, Qarratt s Caandot, T, Augusta, It. Greyg ; Littietad, G, W, R L, Hargents Ase e M. D innely wnd | i irowniug, to be wupplied ; Chill, o U supplicd 3 Artun Cuapel, l‘;\ l}lu nupplied; Agit of Jobusou Coiloge, loter Vallace, Gripmrille Distrioi—A, T. Orr, Promding Elder: i YoM, 1 Ashi Qrigguville Cireadt, i1, C. , Junes ' Stout 3 Mt Sterling, L. ir' Halows, W, A, Crawford ; berry Lirey, T, J, Gonitons 3 Kiadexhook, 10 K. Ml Drake s Payson, C, V. itecox s Columbus, 8, Haloni New nrtford, iraras ey 3. Sewnian g Detrolt, A, 1, Atiins: he mupplicl; Bummit Grove, 11, Kins- Vorsullles, T. J. iryaut ; 8oy Inland, &0 Do sup- 5 Beverisy M, Brecess Hockgort, ta bo lied, ————— MISCELLANTOUS, EPISCOPALIANS, GOES Tu A NEW FILLD, Sweclul Disvatch to The Chicago I'ridbune, Drxoy, I, Oct. Tho Bov, Bnmuel Edeon, Rector of 8t, Luke's Church {n thie city, and a member of the Stauding Committes of tho Diocess of iliuols, b resigned hie chisrgo to accent tho Lectore Ahip of All-Salwie' Churcl, in the Highlonds, N, Dr. Edson loaves hore on the Tzth ot C:‘l!é UALTIE FATAL COLLISION, Snecial Mapotch to T'he Chicvan Tribune, Naciyy, Wis., Oct. b.~The Westoru Union freighit train No, 27 was run into by the Chicago, Miwaukeo & 8t. Paul fivight train No, 11 last mght at 12 o'cloak botweon Franksville and Cale edonia, on tho Chicago Divisivn of the Chicapo, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul Ruilway, and the engineer of No. 11 Julled. It gcoms that No, 27 sas half an bour late sud runuiug on the time of No, 11. When puresiog o sharp curvo at the above- named joiut the train broko In two, tho latter hulf rewminiug on & lung, bavrow bridge in such <« mnnner a4 to provont the conductor trom gottluy back In time to watn (o engineor of tito coming train. The resnlt was the Lilling of John Bwoeney, ove of tho oldest nnd best ongiucers on tho road, and the total wreck of ten or a aozen oars, ‘Ihe firoman wayod hus lifo by jumpivg ovor tho eido of the bridge fnto tho Walsr, and escapod with sevoral BOVOIO Lruises. SUDDEN DEATH. Br. Lours, Oct. 5,—Mr. R. E. Ilyneon, maid to bo a wealthy cotion-plantor of Alexandris, Lg., was found near tho I'acitlo Railroad depot Isst ovontug i a helpless condition, and taken to the calabooso undor tho supposition that ho was fu- toxicated, sud placed in 8 coll, About midnigut some gontiomou cailed at tho polico-station and Inquired tor him, and upon gojug to tho coll to bring him out he was found dead upon tho floor, Corousr Dudloy examined the body to-dav, and gave tho opinfon that doath waa caused by heart-disoasy, It appears that Mr. Hynson camo up from tho Sonth to visit hmd:\u?h(urs resdivg a fow milen from (Lis city, aud when found wes vory il instoad of lutoxicatod, and, bolng unahlo to got on tho train at the depot, had lsin down near by, aud was iosonsiblo when taken up by the police. CROWNED. Spscial Dispaten to The Chioago Tribune, KrNouita, Wis, Oct. 5.—This morning about hal-past 11 tho sldcat son of Mr. 11, M. Zahnen was acoidontally drowned. It seoms that tho Loy was on Lis way bome from the school, and, having arrived ot Ursnd streot bridge, he thought ho would climb up on the ralling to got n boteor view of tho river, wheu ho loat his bat- anco, failing u distance of 95 feet iuto the river, and was oariled by the tide about & block north, before hio was drowned. 1le was 6eou by weveral sromon and a man, but, owing to the excitoment, thoy failed to rouder the litilo fellow any aa- sistance. RAILROAD AQCIDENT, Spacial Dipuleh to T'he Chicago Tribine, Mirwavkey, Wid., Oot, 5,—~Botweon 10 and 11 o'clook lnat night, & conpilug broke on a Western Unton frejghi-train near Oakwood, on the 8t Paul Road, and sovoral cars aud & cabooso wers rolessod, A Chleago, Milwaukeo & Kt. Paul frelght-traly that was following collided with the rolossod cars, that were by this time noarly standi 1g_sull, aud D. K, Hweenay, eugineer of tho colliding locowotive, received injuries from which he died this morning. The flroman of lus train jumped, sud is expucted to die, SPINAL FRACTURE, Speetal Dispateh to The Chivago Tribune, Arrrero¥, Wis, Oct, 5,—Last night, s a gaug of fonce-builders woro returning to this placs from tholr labors on the line of the Olics- go & Northwoslern Nsilroad on a band-car, ous of their number, named Miller, & resident of Depors, fell off, aud the hand-car passod over bim, and, doutbling him up, broke his back. He wan takon home on the firsé train, sud was alive &t lasl accouuty, but with no Lopes of his recov~ ory. DEATH FROM A RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Sreesal Diepateh to 'Tha Chicaao Trioune. Kansasg Ciry, Mo, Oct. 8,—Fdward Young, tho fireman on the Fort Beott engine who was so fearfully scalded by the colliston between the Hannibal freight train and tho Fort Scott engine on Bants Fe street, in this city, about § o'clook 1ant pight, died sbout 10 o'clock to-dsy, ¥rom all that can bo learned, the responribility of the acoldent roste with the Havuibal & Bt.Joe Road, aud tha bill of demages, amountiug to some ©12,000, will hiye to Lo seitled by thein. ACCIDENTS REPORTED FROM BLOOMINGTON. Special Dupaleh lu The Chicago Tridune, DrooxtNaron, 11, Oct. 5.—This afternoon in & runaway, Christian Drandt, & German olgare dealor, was thrown from s carrisge and probe ably fatally jujured. At Cliuton, yosterday mornlug, George Hol- land, & well-kuowo draygiss, died from the af focts of au overdose of murphine ¢aken for wiok- uevs, FELL FROM A TREE. Speetal Disvatch to 1'he Chicags Tribune. Drzoy, IlL, Oct, 5.—Capé. Dwight Heaton, son of the Hon. W. W, Heaton, Judge of this judi- clal alstrict, whilo up the river hickory-nutting, veatarday, fall f1om a tres a distanca of usarly 80 feot, aud was laken up very serionsly Injured, ACCIDENT AT A “ RAISING." Svecial Disputch to The Chicago Tridune, DavzoN, 0., Oct, B,—A carpenter uawed I, G. Weller, while assisting to raive ino frame-work of 5 barn in Wayne Towuship to-dsy, was struck by a stick of tmber and knocked from (ha top of she Lulldivg, killlug him slmost ostantly. ———— TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Thowas Btevans, of Dauville, Ill,, haa arrived from Englsnd with two English draught stall- lions, Oue of then weighs 1,000 poundw, Thia is the gecond importation of this stook by Mr, Htaveus. ‘TheComptroller sud DeputyAtiorney-General of New York bave recsded from their position re- gmhnn (be Btale approprustion to Washington's {eadquarters in Newbury, sud conocede that halt ihe yearly instalimens of 8500 wsa due Lo the ll);lulhl on tm; l‘:’: .l‘gcl::sr‘m ’l‘bil amount will ald over forthwith, s Headquarters lnufd.ms will not bo closed. L I FOREICN. - Tho CGreat Powers Becoming Tired of the Uncertain Polioy of Bervia, Turkey Remlits IProvincial Taxes Amomnting to #:30,000,000, Oount Andrassy, the Ausirian Promior’ Authorized to Draw up Pence Propositions, John Bull's Palate Tickled with a Dainty Bite of Jorsey Peaclios. TURKEY. PRINOK MILANO AND MId LEQIALATORE. Drranane, Oct, 8.—The I'rince of Milan has informed the Bkupiachine that his Miniaters bad secrotly puraued an indepondent polioy, slmost amounting to conmpiracy aguinkt tho Princs, The Hkuptsching (s unanimons in_itn opinion to sus- tain the Princo. Tho new Miniatry is not yot formod, RURNIAN ADVICES, 81, Perrasnung, Oct. 6—1Tha Jowrnal de St Petershurg, with referonco to the roforms prof- fored to the ineurgonts by tho Hublime Porte, rogards tho concession of the provineial ropre- santation na tho beat that could have boen mada to sattla tho present difiiculty. It,is cortain to meet general approval, the Journal ndds, and not oniy ought tho iaurgents to accopt i1, Lut uu: great L'owors ought to soo that it 1 carslod out. TIE GUEAT POWEDS DISPLEARED. Viexsa, Oct, 5.—the Taqespresse aaya that be- catino of tho donbtful policy of Bervin, the great Powers have commonood “negofiations wfih o viow of giving notice of their withdrawal ot tho uarauloo repsrding rights aud immunites of rvia. Princo Milan Informed tho 8knptschinn of the danger. The changoe of Mimsty iato prove tho genuincnoss of his paculic declara- tiauns. TAXES REMUTTED, Loxpox, Oct. §—5:30 8. m.—A dispatch to tho Times from Vienna sayy 1t 1+ ostimated that tho arronrs of taxen remittod by Turkov through the opnistion of the recont decreo swount to §30,000,000, ‘I'no Vienna Tagespresse wtotes that Qormany aod Russia have agreed to entrust to Count Anrdrasgy. tho Austrian Promier, tho tank of drawing up reform proposiiions for tho paciticn- tion of tho insurgents in Turkoy. — GREAT BRITAIN. FRESIT PEAOCHEA, LoxpoN, Oct. b.—1Tho expertmont of bringing ponches by tho stemner Causda, from New York, in a box on the deck, arranged on the Allegratt! rofrigerating pian, was a succoss, the fruit being dohwvered horo in good coudition, snd largely purchased. ATEAMER ACCIDENT. Lrveneoor, Oot. 5.—The steamor Montana, honcs Hopt. a0 for New York, has rewurned, 1t i roported that her anchor deck is broken, PROTEST AUAINHT YATICANISN. Loxpoy, Oct. b.—An enthustustic meeting to protest agsinst Vaticanism was lield at Glnsgow to-night, A letter from Gladstons wus rend ex« prossiug sympathy with the object of the meot- g, SPAIN, THE 81EGE OF AN BEDASTIAN. JeNDAYE, Oce. 5.—0a Monday all the nteam- ors in the harbor of Bantander were ombnrgoed to convey the troops to San Scbastian, To-day it is roporiod that tho forts of Hon Hobas- tion biave siluncod tho Carlist batteries. —a—e CHINA, CONCESRION TO OUTUIDE DARDARIANG, Lovpoy, Oct. 5—Tho ZTimes' specinl from Bhanghal esya: ‘*A decroo apposrs in the Qazette, at Vekin, ocovceding, hereafter, inter- courne botwoen tho chiefs of Government De- partments and foreign Ministers.” ——— CERMANY." TRY EMPEHOB WILLIAM'S FTALIAN TRIP. DBavey, Oct. 8,—Tho Lmperor William will leave liore for Italy on the 10th inst, FIRES, AT OTTAWA, ILL. OtrAws, Itl,, Oct, 6,—~This morning at sbout 9 o'clock » fire broke out in what is known s Htona's Block, It originated In tho third story. Tho building waa usod a8 a harnoss manufactory Ly Strobel & Gondolf, who used the third story it sooms s a ropository for struw for Lome-col- Jors, As uo firo 18 known to iave boen in that dupartnont, the presumption is that ppontancons combustion was tho origin. The otlor occu- pants of the building wore iill & Formbals, who usod thair portion of the third floor for & depot for wagon-makors' materials, Whhie the bund- iug was not burned down, the walls etill stand- ing, tho lova to tha goods by firo aod ‘water was copsidorablo. AT LINGOLN, NEB. Specsat Dispatch fo The Chicago Tribune, Liaxoowy, Neb,, Oct, 5,—Last night, tho Opera- Houso in this city was burued, The loas to the owper, 1, Hallo, was £10,000, No insurance. At n mecting to-night to conslder tho question of Lelping Hallo out, 320,000 were subscribed towards reliaviug bim. ‘Tho Post-Ofico was in the samo bullding, Al sho mail was saved. Evorything is all ngut. AT ARCOLA, ILL. Bpecial Dupatzeh to 'he Chicao Tr{Bms. Ancova, Ill, Oct. 6.—~Tho East Bide publie schiool building, in this aty, was dostioyed by fire within the past honr, turning 200 to 300 pupile and oight teachers ont in tha world. It ]u supposed to be the work of an incendiary ; fu- surauce about $2,000. Joining was also burned. 1N ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENN. Special Dispateh to The Chteago Tridune. Nasuviree, Teon., Oct. 5.—Five tobacco- Larna in Rebertson Couuty have canght tiro from drying tho wood during the past week, with an osiimated loss of 4,000 pounds. Tho barns are #ald to have beou fired by Rases ovolved from she tobacco. AT PRINGETON, ILL. TaixceroN, 1N, Oot, 5,—A large tramo dwoll- ing housa on Plessaot street, owned by Fuller & Fuller, ot Cbleago, and valued at abont 2,000, was almoat outlrely destroyed by fire about 10 a'clock lass uight. The fira originated from & defoetive flue, AT RIGHLAND, MICH, Bpecial Disnateh to L34 Chicag Tribune, KALaxAz00, Mich,, Oct. 5.—A barn belongieg to Wilham Barbney, in Rutland, burued thbis morning with much bay and graln. Loua large. Bupposed to Ls the woik of tramps, IN CHICAGO, Aboui 10 o'clock yestorday morming Engine Compasy No, 7 answered & shil alarm, caused by the burping of & chimney in the Tremant Iouse. On the way out the engloe folted against some obstruction, and threw Christian Lerch, the driver, out of his scat. Tath wheels pnaml over his logs, breaking the loft one at the aultto, and badly njuxlng the othor. Ho was taken back to the angine-houde. Shortly aftor § o'clock last ovening Eugive Company No. 10 answored a still alarm, cadgsed b{l a firo in the two-story frame semidonco of Charlos Yoges, No. 180 Fourth avenue. Dam- ago, §200; lul‘ly tnsured, A swall rosidonco ad- OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, LoxpoN, Oct, 5.~—~The steamvhips Spain, Olty of Moutrea), and Bolivls, from New York, and Batavis, from Hoston, bave arrived out, A N;\Zl }.':nul. (Ziuhn“'_fflud tonmplklpl Tds 0and Englaod, from Liver Bovrudmu: Oct. B.-—'l‘)t‘n‘: steamor Ordor, frow New York, hes srnived. Tweeds Lifo tn Ludlow n(ue.: '”.". Ho sees pobody bu$ bis family, s pl clan aud bis lawyers, Mrs. I'weed visits dally, and i counsel about as often. It is oustomary st the jaul wheb, for conveuienco, & prisouer Wished to bo put out Into the pure alr for & fow hours iu the company of sa oficer to grant him thut privilege for » (ve nal fized, but sassased accord- 1ug 10 tho smount of the baul judefault of which he is hold—a kind of discountiug of the risk {us volved. Mr Tweed's bail s Azed at #3,000,000, snd BALE & day's Lbesty in his case would bo echedulod ] AL about $100. Vo has only avalled Limenlt of {hia liernee oneo, howover, having 1o mouay, ss oun of tho order-of-nirest ollic: snys, for any- body but bLis Jawyors, Tiis nolitary Inatauco waA A fow daya after his aroival at ho Jail, when 1o wont Liome for two or thieo hours. ~ When ho Teft Blackwell's Intaud, Tweod apent the night hofaro golng to court, Whoneo ho was gent to nls bresont quarters, at his louso ln Fifth avonue, ‘'or that attention to his comfort ho has pant nothing yet, and fa not oxpocted to pay anything, 14 familiar fignre ja doubticss one elomens of his Indinponition to go uut, o it would inoyitahis b recognizod in any public place. o pays &40 # woek for hls accommodations tn-doors, aud tho cort of any vimbing e may wish to do before ho pota out of Jall, which ho thinas will not bomoro than Alx mouths, guos to tho order-of-arroat dopartiaent, EQUINE INFLUENZA. Grounds for Apprehension Concerning the Horses of 8t Louls and Cincinnall. No Berious Cases in Ohicago.--Pra- cautions Being Taken, CINGINHATL CrxesNsaty, 0y Oct. 6,—Tho disosse among horaes kuown na tho opizootic bay within o few daya renppearod among the horees I Lhis city. 1n all tho atreoterallvay atables tho hotsoa ara cotghlng, thouzh none are downu as yot. In matly privato siables Lthe disoaso (5 manifesting itaolf lu tbo awelling of the glands in the necks of tho ammala. At tho loswost caleulation, 2,000 harsea are sufforing more ot losy from tho dlu- enxo, Cincinnntt Commeretat, Ot, B, A roportor of the Conmercias Viatiod qu'te & 1 bor of stablos, yesterday, with & visw 0. gathering 0190 Tacth 1n rogard to thio reAppearance i thia city of the epizootia or hoiso plagiie. Thoro s liltle to dd to the facts roported yoalorday, osetpt that tho direara In spreading at » rupid rate, and that, At tho Toweat calculation, 2,000 liorses ate moro o lend af- fictod with thie diseano, Iu mosk of Lho cascs, bow- aver, 1414 of & very mid form, AUHI Davla’ slable, ou Patterson alley, sbout Nfiy Tioraca are conghing, and a few havo the wischarge from o nione, but do nat cough, M. Davia han abutis fity orecs cargling in bl ‘b stublo un Wainiit iitlls, e doca not regard tho disako In vary serous Tight. 1o saya hin hweses all fecd woll, amd whilo that 19 116 casn hio fear 10 serlous resulia, Frauk Zunsteln haa iftocn cF twenty horses couglie ing, but lita horeea ail feed well, sud ard being worked 8 tlla Jolin ermn ins Aty horsos fn Lin atable, all coughing miore or lese, and o four or e canoa’ tho liorsos 6o quite siek aud rofus to sat, H thinks tho diseano will pread rapully, untll evéry hotso i tho clty hna a toueh of #t3 itho also thinks it will Fap. Iy disappear, witiont any serious concquences— thut it will be only 8 anadter of luconveuience for a tew days, Dufley ‘& Bro, at Ine corncrof Fifth and Park streels, linvo aholit aixty horaos, but only ffteen or twonty uto coughing of shutving suy signs of tho dis- caso. Thio foregoing aro fair samples of about a dozen stables In th city, and will suidce togivo readers au {uea of tho extent'of tho plaguo, A number of hursen {1 the Fire Dopartunent aro couihing alnost conntant- )y, but ure kept st work, Tho worst symptoms of- surved o any of thn canos reported s tho swelling of th glaudn ki the uccky uf (he unimals, In all {ho sireet rafiroad stables horses are cough- Ing, Nowo are down yol. 'The diseaso 8 manifesting lsgit maro poaliively: il vivleully uinoug tho Botnes of thu Thilrd Styeet Lino than_any othors it thin Lusi- newn, Many of the borses huvo n awellingof tho thros y of tho horses of the Express Companios have commenced {0 couglh. Nous uve lid (0 1o wiibdruwn ¥ INCHICAGO. ‘The eplzootic, or horso-catarch, for tha present year 18 yuet n spectre {n Cliteago, and has not made iteclf o Hving fssuo with tho owners of horscs, Reports have como from the Ezst which havo brought anxlety on tleir wings and much figurmg-np of consequences, BUl, there have boen no real attncks Lnre; but the diseano appears to Lo moving this way with certainty, if not rapidity, It seoms from privato udvices from New York that the attuck there was tuch wore severa than the papers saw fit to report, and jt in inatanced that more than 400 liorses wero laid wp at ouce on the Third aventto streat-car o in that city, 1In Chicage it §s genoraily reported tiat the promon- ftory ymplonm—coughing and hacking—aro observed in wany stables, but thas no eases of dlschargo from tho nowo or ather viculuns symptoms have yet boen nated, Tt will, howover, be well if horge-nwners wiil avold the afliction by tuklog oxira caro of tholr ang- wals, and by keeping them oarefully blanketed when 1Ot I Uk ‘Lhe Vet Division Strest Railway roports thnt nnlfli: u I dozen or #0 of M4 horses aro disbicd, snd t this 8 Dot a larger proportion than unual ju its Lirge force, ‘Tho Company biave, howaver, dotstiuiugd to laks every paslble procautlo aid have purchasod blankets for all thelr horacs and arranged to have thein all coverad when they como inta the sta- bles, 'The Compsny also_{nteud to ruu their caes somewhiat slower, and lLave mady ot 3 uow time-tablo beginuing with to-diy, giving roveral minutes sddi tional on euch trip, ‘Il Wil not aifoct the secomuo dation offored tho publie, becauro tho Company will put on 1more cars, and thoy will foaz the brifi of- tonor, 'Tho only'ottect will Lo to rolieve the horecs from the niccessity of grest haste, and to make tholr work much oaaler. ST, LOUIS, Br. Loms, Mo, Oot, 5,—Tue epixootic, which bas beon provaillog in & mild forns tor » number of (nya, sppears to bo on the lucrease, aud its oxistonco 18 begiuning to be folt nwmoung the work-borsos. ——— Peculiaritios of Chi e YWomon. ' Lelter from Crina, Tho womon’are certainly not prolty; thoso one soes workiug out of doors aro docidodly coarne- lvoking, and thewr costumo i this part of China most unbecomiug, conwisting of nshort bluck blousa confined at the walst by a belt, a small white apron, aad very, vory short, wide trowsers, sumetimes bardly reaching tho Loee, below which thie log is left outirely bare, aud thoir foct thrust into straw slippera with no heals, which thoy c¢an only keep ou by shulling along tho ground in 3 wmost {iritating menuer, Thoir re- deeming featuro 18 theu bawr, which as well us Lhotr oyos is tnvatlably black, aud almost as in- variably neatly drossod, Ilow the dressing ia acs cowplished 1n such hard, swoath rolis, and twintod up bebind mto such a curious form, re- sembling tho Liaudlo of a toapot, ¥ osnnot tell, A long utnamental pin is stuck through it, whicly protrudes » good many inches on esch sido of tho hair ; and o bright Nower, either real or art- tloial, worn at onoe Hide, gives thom, in apite of thioir plain Jooks, rather a picturesque uppear- ance. ‘Phoir hoads ssem more linpervious to heat aud cold thun those of thomen, au they seldom woar auy covering oxcept thal bestowed un thom by nature, and of which, by the by, the men are aefrauded ; 8o that tho working cinesey have to supply tho doficiency by wearing the largo, nllghll(v confeal hut which you seo in any pieiures of Chivamen, snd which answors ually well 1o purposo of sunsbiade or nobrolla, ‘Llio dross of tho bottor clays of women is, I thiuk, rather pretiy, and eortainly mostsonsible ; for, as it doea not fit to Lhe fignure, vory little sy be worn in suwmer, aud a groat dealin win- tar, without lucouvenienve. In thsir cwe, bath tho undor garments nud a pettidost descend to tbo anklo ; only tho uppor oue of all ia whort, aud tho color and material of the whole costumo in variod nccording to taste and the season of the your, Their foos also ara clad like ours fu stock- m;in. and th:fi woar the wusual very thick but light-voled shoes, I spenk of course of thowss wlho aliow thelr foot to romain in tho natural form. The small-footed women loolk as if tueir Lol wore bound mml{ up 8o 28 tu form part of tho log, aud their foes only wera left for use, ‘he rosult is thoy go at an uncomfortablo pace, halr wuik, half run, and o doscent on their noses would poem juovitable but for tho atlck with whioh they help thamsclves atong. e —— Elegitimacy tn Sootinnd, The grounde on whioh **Puzitanle 01d Beot- laud " bascs her olaun for an improvement in the tono of her morals are, (0 say ke least, charactorlaed by a shade of uovelty, In the Inst suuusl report of the Bcotch Iogisirar-Gen- oral of Lirthe, Marriages, ond Deaths, we ara informed that the number ot Hegitimate birthy than recorded 14 mmatlor 8t auy tuue bofore for the past teu zous. Avd yei, in lookln| over the figures, wo learn that the 1tlogitimate namber 11,077, or 03¢ por cant of the entiro number born, 1t is sowewhal surprising, aod as the same lime ju- dicative of tue ignorance snd imworality of tho poorer claases in the rural distzicts, to note that in theae districta the porcoulage of Ulegilimate births 15 oleven and four-teuths, or more thau one-tonth of all tho eluldren bora. e e Au Indianapolis 3oy, dndianapolia Heral A bootblack, whodesister was sick with oholo :nnrh\u. was unu;n in hulE- for l. do‘:lor. llunh~ ug up to an ofjce on Penusylvania sireet, hLe oried out s **Bay, old mll-bngz the old Mi went e for you. Kis bas got it—'bout to kerfinmax —dowu tlst. Xattlo uver our way, the old girl's waitlog on you,” **\What ia the matier? Idon's understund.” * Tou moch gresn corn, Bis bhas tuwmbled bo it Cowe, sbufle off.” “1 am atill upsble to comprebend, Yousay tamble? Haa any one fallén sud dislocated anvthing 1 *What kind o' racket you givin' me? él alok.” »Ahl now 1 underetand, Your slster la siow.” **Yes, aud you wsué to nimble your pi old mln\ ithe %-l'n gripin' awful,” And the boy warbled off {u the &xwuon of tho Post-Ofice looking fog & job, COLLEGTOR FARWELL, The “Times” Raquests Ghost to Come Torth and Show Cnuso, «llg The Gentleman Mantioned Pingy 1t Incomprehenstble; And Is Equaily at a Loss to Onderstany Vhat Earwell Pio Is, The editor of the 7imes has imported now ep aud vigor from ihat grear field of metiopuhitay Journalism—Indlauapolis. And yertoiday g colutong of the Tunes bore avidence of tho freqy light and sweolness Infused inlo 1t by tho jy. portatlon, Operationn worn bognn sestorday Fitehing into ** Collsetor " Karselt "of the L lutorpal llevouna Distniet of JLinows, W hich tamwe " tho new editor of the Zimes imparta iy ia Cuok Conuty, amd Cuizage mn Lhe main® Contraty to custom, tho nn 't P6t about wildly ellLging o j mppTe faiva (e it Al 1te eviuent] huures, L enlef of the Pime futerestin’ readi thie attention of nles “Tho uew hers thoy are for b e 0005 I, ugon these garea’ the ow mdstor in W editorsin:ching e At Ui+ roun, werablo oo of Uthem up on * Collectar ™ Fap, well, Toquots the lunguagn o the ew cdltorjy, 10 th 0y Aadl, S0 k0 guress W IEs wa_promize you, und_ 1eny aewetl aud his purtieabse ey, ) iy atlicle it Il atiuch ond, & terday alserved to tho offect that by & mure e of subttaction they slowed whal had Ueen sbiractey from the fawful dus of ths Govertuent | 76, At tho mume tite, tho figures for I u 1474 clously obsurved thls brand-now edltor, provol thay tho_ prescnt oftietals *yunt 1aso renched elhow.deg in tho Faewell o tu belog g hall-witlow phya fop ho tax-pryors,” Thoroujuomn the uew eitor |y thy na1a of tue /imen eaidod upon *tho ghostof locter ! Eavwell {n como forids and siow cause why “thiar * shiould 110t bo marked upon e pelitical grapey Tho wholo belny slioyether Incoumprehnsiblo, Cols TMBUSE Teporier was ourly yesterday moruiug tulled to LooK UP ‘‘Tin aNOST OF !COLLEOTOR' pipe ter, I the puranit of Infornmiian, prompily lostitated, Trr Toro q, I ed tho Lion, cdltoritl, with " co wriw WL, and interviow tho samo in detatl as ta the wholo may. which Lo nceordfngly & raporter eaconter Yroducing tha 4 iy f wehich b wan equlpped, (o) roporter aaked M, Farscll to AFAIULIAY aniswer wiy tho Inreription thief whould Dol be written ujun (Ly Blono that tuurked the ro-timg piaco of tha politica re mndun of the guost of * Cutloctor Furwell, dir. Furwell glaueed at tho dtinea editorfal o tho now editor-t-chivf, After ha bad read It froia top 10 Lottom, Lo casayed rending it feom botiom to tog, oud dlagonally sud longitadinally, templated §t, 1o wore bewlldered prov hls o willi the air of » nan who reluctent] v, Furwoll exclalmed, leaiith up, M1 ** IT'H ALL INCOMPRENENBIULE T0 ME,— utterly tncomprehensibie,” “Flia reporier Ohserved that that wns & charsclerlatiy of uny Pimes cditoriul, snd anked Mr, ¥, what ho sup. posod it meant, T kot :x oot ot 8y 1y vy 1t Ar, Farwell—I can't fmagino what the 7imeaway dstviig at. 1t's ol fnexplicella to me, I wish Tug Uutpting would find out for mo what 1Us all ubout, Do yuu knaw of auybody who cau tell what it mears § eportor—Pardens tho fuquiry, Dut fu the-e deyaof the materiallzation or Apirits, therds o teliug sl wight huppeo, Ara youi * Collcctor * Furwail or thy ghoat of Collector Farwell 7 Mr, B, (ufter pausing fur n whilo, ne though toes aure bimaelf of his identity)—I uever was Collctir Farwelt : 1'm only & meinicr of Congrs way u Colluctor Farwell to my knowwilye thcro uerer Roporter—Wall, 10w, sinca (' all ont in that ieora. preueusible Imes articie, you wou't Liesits v, will you, 10 explain about THAT ' FARWELL PIE," IntdMvbich, sa the Thmes states i, the official snccessor of Collector Parwell, or Onllector Farwoli's ghott, it that plenees yon, Lke littia Juck Honer, jut in sz thumbs snd pulled out the half-militon phim—for the tax-payern 7 Mr, Furwell 8 one of those £*v members of Con. grees who knowa low fu keep cloquent silenca, To thie last quicry Lis unswae was cloquent silence, Dot the reporier alwerved thut Mr, I, Tegarded the greal ary gooda cstablishment at Monroo and Franklin stroets (1n front of which tho futervlow occurred) s the Farwell pio, Ltoj orler—There nover having been a Collector Fane well, nor the ghoat of a Coileetor Farwell, in the Firat, or any other 1 nots District, aud an tho Mmes article explaing, thot the iuterual rovouue tuxes have boen ine creased, which accounta for the figures given for 1875, it i3 mautfeat that the Ties in this matter hasius. ceoded in surpassing even ilsolfs o that 7 Alr, Farwell again auswersd with CIIARAGTERIATIO BILENCE, but the Mrtive glancu b cast at the oo of his gt Loot told moroe foreibly than could words that thet was i var.imly. tepurtcr—1t'a a delicalo question perhaps, Mr, Fara weil, but allow me—bas Mr, Btoroy taken chargs of the editurinl columny of the Tsmes again, or is [ the nutural offect of the fresh sap sud vigor infused fato aod tuls turo, indicatnd but time his that, in that shoct by the new editor imported from Indianap olia 7 Daflled parplextty shone tn Nir. Farwell's overy fow eloquent sbaorbed sltence contome plation of thu mizby conundrum as he w, yrolongation of the intorviow would be Looticss, 8 tke reporter took hia loive, pondoriog ns ho wenl, whether, at the matiuec 1n the Z'imes cditorial roams yuurd“g' morning, tho ‘tall ousaing” was bytls Treuh edlt or-in ehief from Indianapolis, or somal also, whether tho ghost of * Colloctor ™ Farwell obavrvo tho plous « dmonition of tho Tiues, sud, olso } would “hy turning Statos ovidenvo,” *save himscll," or itsalf, “and’ Live virtuously beroafter,” Who kuows? THE WHISKY MEN IN A BAD BOX. Speoial Dispatch to I'he Chicano Tridun% Mirwaukee, Oct. G.—I¢ is sad that moro thay ono of tho ex-rovenuo ofticials Indictnd for con spirncy in the whisky cases here have determive to pload guilty by adiico of counsol, and thron thomuolves on the morcy of the court. b Saant oy, THE WEATHER. ‘Wasmratoy, D. O, Oct. 6—1 s, m.—For tht Uppor Miesesippi and Lower Misgouri Yaliey and lakes, falling baromoter, northesat to noribe wost winds, wanner, cloudy woatber and raio, followed by falliug tamperatura. LOCAL OLSERVATION. B3 8, 0.140.09) 16 m. 10, 129000 00 p, 10, 54| E0IN. E., gentle, 83 p. o, lm05| 84 J0O.N, £, freah, 0:00 p, 10,(20.01, 63 “6.IN{ K, brisk.i| ) 10418 e mo29.81] 83 3 N. Bt Troad T e ) ¢ §1|Calm, . 63l 8aIN, K., gentlo, Wind, Uitiea00, Oct, 5 | ufimw Clml& YI. (Gioudy. Ay T Olouds, ICloads, “Maximum thermomoter, 50 minimum, ¢ UENSHAL ONYENVATIONS, Cutaaag, Oct, 6—Midulghts Stafion, {Bar., Milwaukea, [20,04) Teavenw'th 27 Omaha, Yankton, Gibson vl 1 GO o BUBtOe e Clouds. Clear, (Cleat, J02Clo ?albmln Cloudy. +|Tureatentog Tiaw) Ieather, — in. vy raite ——————— THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND. &pectal Disgateh to The Cnicago Tribuns, Bepauia, Mo, Oct. 5.—This littla city is now enjoying » sonsation in the shapo of » georel marriage hotween a blind musleian hero knomt Prot. Roulon aud 3tiss Mary E. Chanoy, daugh tor of ono of our wealthy bankers, O. AL A Chavoy, Tha pareuts of the brido woro Litterly apposed to the unlon, but the loving dostinely wet at Lldor Hallam's ons eveniog weak and wero made ona flosh, pair clan No ono oxceph tho witnossos kuow of the woddiug till yestts dwy, tho bride hlvlnq fathor’s realdoncs. T' and his Jovely brido atarted on a tour Luat. 'o-day tho biind ————— Suectal Mapateh to The Chicam Quinoy, 1, Oct, &—0n Sund SUICIDE. Tribuna place ot her resumed Ler D gty for b sy last Peter Olnemus loft his home In ths city, and bLad been board from thl tn-day, found ia the 1iver about a wile ‘Chio conduct of the muu for tho Ling boen such a8 to indicate insanitys when his holow the city: wo Weukd Taut b by body and 1 supposed that he drawuod hiwsulfy THE CROPS, Bpecial Dupateh to The Chi Kavanazoo, Mich., Qot. 6.~ 200 County will not ba over two-th in quality, mauy of tho Gelda failing 19 fmmense 1 quality’ H f wheat was 60 The yiold of quantity. 0tatosy A large avrosgo o Prospects sre good, ~ OLOTHING. __ AN s nBoYys® DRESS 8UITSH, | .G, COLLIN, CaBNER CLARIK XD Monrve-stg, e teapa Tridune. Corn ln Kalamv nod wat Irds of & crof §CH00L sUITS. 1o matusd ol wo. b