Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1876, Page 8

THE CHICAGO Bothean he hlentil a the Colonel Fufiml fhem three tines during the evening, and tried to get a policeman ot theie track, but falled on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28, 187G—TWF[VE PAGE o { clection of oflicers y ay nfternoot There were two tivkets [u the flehl,—Democratie and Republicau,—atd the Infter was, of course, fety 8hell Ladder Com- | Klates ara present. s Willard's report for Al u«:;!x £2,000, ¢ the year sots forth that thers are organizations Dct. 27—~Doth houses of | o Women's Chirfattan Temperance Assoclatiing THE CITY. et e TR b TPoor-House It it auy one In the country, The pany, Chicago. Capl ONTTRIAER, Vi € TPELAER, Vi THIED 7ARD, - brother of the inrane Jady i< too poor topesuine | aeconnt of the tardipess of the oflicer. | eleeted By adarge mujority.” the Legistatnre have pmssed resoliitions In % : ‘ In neeordanca swith arders paeagyq GENERAL NEWS. B T Teven 11 o | 11 Wi tronk of sewnd Inele that. the Tght | © Me. L 3. Williama returned tost esening | structing ticle Congresamen to use el fnfla- in twent Btatrs, Muotlngs to hear | Genel, faningii, b, faee o o thy — kuown anything about the Kind of treatment | of the fellow came Just na it did, ‘or | from a very euceessiul hunting expedition. enve for the repeal of the Bankrupt law, apeeches nre held nightly, Mies Wallace, of In- | G{iolart munnton for nats ok, The Hon. P, Mitchell, formerly Minister of | which shie'was recelving. there would have heen a Coroner's inqueat - this SOUTI CIICAGO, Memrita, Teun,, Octe 27.~~The Splritunlists | dians, yesterday nu.no...rmn,mxm nlso Mrn. | aharp, &t the headnuartees of fho oy - Marine of Canada, I8 o town at. the Grand I'a- In regard to this sclioolmaster, Ws nssietent | mornlng and some repalra required to the A Targe fire oceurred on Ninety-sccond strect of the State met here to-day tu conveutlon, the | Lathrop, of Michigan, and Mra, Leavitt, of Cln- | on Wabash-av., for the purhase of ) n|v[;,;‘[ 18 an unmarried female, and they_live s ther | premises, for the Colonel has uttachmenta (by elfic Hotel. with the mother of the woman, ~ Theie futimac: Miss Lucille Western and Mr. A. G, Cam- [ gave rise, not n hundred vears ngo, Lo so1 bridge, lier busincss manager, are at the Sher- | scandnl, which rung In the ears of the membel turb at the cost of his life. man House. of the aforesald aristocratic church until a con IR WRONG CUSTOMER. ks 1 mittee wnnn‘lpohlh\d to see about ft. Adele- Not more than a week ago a young man Mr. William Bturges, of this city, arrived ab | gatjgn of Indles called upon the schoolmaster | named Gearge Faulkner sut hiliself down, and, g Rey. J. M. Peebles presiding, and appointed a | clonatl. " They generally favor arbitrary meas- | tor J. . Dlalne from the hoe| foid seaterday morning ot 3 o'clock, which spread | committee to draft by-lnws hd rlmsll[ullun for | ures to mnirefis ulou}:m. To-day rca{hmnnn Inilding. Jrule with fearful rapldity, burning the elothing | permanent Stale orgunization, s were subinitted on the juvenhle work, the lec- store of McKee,n horness-shop, hakery, and L17TLE ROCK, Ark., Oct, 37.~1n_the Federal | ture burean, and Bible wines. A long discus- wrocery. The amount of Joss i8 $15,000, Whivh Caurt to«luy, Judge f[‘ C. Caldwell prestding, | slon took pluce on the rexolution plediing the Is supnosed to by covered by Instrunce. three of the {|ru&rluturn of itlicit distilieries | membera of the Convention to abstaln from were conviel ewion Stortns gets one year | partaking of fermented wine at the communlon o 1o the gt PIFTH WARD, Thero will ba a Hepublican .;3'.-",. \ No. T2 Archer avenue, Good "“"”"E"‘n;'r:‘l?\l)‘q 2 i clevtriity) 1o trunks, hmwers, safe, and some othicr navable artlcles witich u thicf might' dis- attendance, {he Tremont yestcrdsy from Philndelphia, se- [ one evening, expecting to ho_introduced fo | with thowghts like those of n craity spider en- 0 o I and £1,000 fine; David T, Inman one inonth and | service. BIXTH WARD. cu:npfl‘;flell hyrh?a l»flgc. They will remain in "ll'? nflsrt.-m'z" ng nmughmnhc lwu\'e l:lc }I?nT"'me,}u|nwunL d“;'lmsrpi‘lfll“(g'mj:‘t‘!m“'h Wy CASUALTLES. fll.'(:mlil'n?';s ’li.nif‘ller:“(;'nrg “?:r z;‘c‘r'l]r &%\% [6"5‘.;‘00 Gy Msgm)v::lr‘!!" l‘_{,n]!:fl“{". Hnya’-" 1 Whecley vy i . | wile m W ¢ s wel Cl wiig notes — 3 A i tIs ont A Men, y erehy notified ey Minnt town n fer days, and will theu proceed to Call- | jjg,g, l‘l’ullhe;?wcre ot, amd thero belig only T TR Toe awesh o YA important - THE HAZING CADETS, 772 fontis TaTeterd-nt, At 050 bt RAILROAD SMASH-UP, Louvisvinug, Ky,, Oct, 27 neal Diopateh to Tie yivune, ciniam, by whtdh Vi vlldity of the Frankfort | ANNAToLts, Md, Oct, 27.~Cadet Midship- Rirgwoow, 1L, Oct. H.—Wenre agatn ealled | Lottery Tranchise of J. Smith Is cstablished, was | man R. R, Cockle, of 1linole, a third-clnss man, on to chronicle 4 aceldent on the Buringten decided yesterday by the dismissal of the suit | who refuscd to testify in tho investigation of S D [ bronghthy the Attorncy-General of Keutucky | the caso of the *hozers, has heen dismissed Road nt this statfor, which occurred abont 3 | 4o declaro it exhausted. T8y o'dlock this moming, A freight-tinin bound from the Naval Academy. This is tho ninth Iy Dear Annte: 1 am dying for an oxplanation tornta on o wedding trip. o Etplelon G which oo rost tho rimor, 1t waw | of (H1s crosistr.” 4t shall b Iy Sxtariay ovening, The temperature yesterday, as observep by | suppressed. It might be well to add that tho | Cannot youcome up sud see mo? If you do not Manasec, optician, 88 Madleon strect (TRIBUNE schoolmaster will save himeell an lnealenlabie | come, T'rhall write and vxpose you to Mr. dunes. 2 18 44 degroess 10 n. m,, | Mmount of troudle anud everlasting disgrace by | Your consin, Q. F. Building), was at 8 a. m., egroes; - My | doing what hiecan to mend his ways, care for | - The centle Anple (whose other namo fa with- 43; 13 m., 513 8 p, m., 633 8 p. m.y 55, Barom- | his wite na eho shiould be cared for, and conduct | held) evidently thought that )f Ucorgo was dy- 0 o'cloc; evening, In full uniform, G i, uniforia, a VETERANS, The membera detalled for duty Sty atthe Exposition Building, wiil rer o, mandor . W, Davle, at § 6eluen. " 80.253 B . m., 80.3. timself in the proper manner herealter, tng ahe shoutd not fiterfere, and she did not £o | west w he maln track awalth cadet who hns heon discharged for the same of- | nosth entrante of the bullding, - Sl ;E:‘ e ftroity oot ol to'eicve i troutied mind, bat went .tmsgfhi e 0 & Tallwsing CRIME. fonn within Ioas than by ook, Ondots - | S l:'.v'.."“. et o 7 - way to her cousin, John Jones, who s one of o b & side, who witnessed the *hazing,” aro just as’ S AND Funy, Tork, have {xsued thelr first number of the 7l THE CITY-HALL. T Hutlwtidors mcw, and would as roadily go | frelzht-trafn shich was running about fifteen STUPID MURDERERS. LAl et e l‘m":': k-5 1“1""0 cormmnsnnnri SO EALRY, = lustrirtes Wochenblalt, n German weekly papery to the ald of o female T distrese as ho would | miles an hour. The crash was terrific, and seven Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune, tiird clasn, 1t atill appears, will ave to bo dis- Rt profuscly and fincly Hlustrated, and containing | Mr. Charlea Heafford, lately appointed to the | run to 4 fire. Now Juhn} ‘a8 firomen sbould | box-cars and tho way-car mashed fnto kindling. | 8. Louts, Mo, Uct, 27.~A Littlo Rock spe- | milssed. ‘i court of inguiey into tho 4har. sn abundaiico of interesting reading matter, office of cuy-c_oncclur, wiil file his bonds, Q‘n-, l: ol l»zld {tlmn to Imn.d'c'" t;ml Ihu l,“d' ot | The cup\lnu was budly wreeked, and was | clal to the Globe-Democrat says that three Meth- | fnz s gtill {n eesslon, nm? Cadet Midshlpman Deputy-Coronet. McBire yesterday bold an in- amounting Lo $25,00, to-day, onrms Tl b iviual preacnton. A wolul | oy sdeway tcruse the track by the shuck. | dlst mipisters, whilo riling o circult {n vopo | Chiarles . Garrett Is on trial ° quest upon Frank Oswald, the young German | The Fire Department will recetve Auguet gal- | appearance. . Wereupon John was arrested for jnn‘i e it el et miruchy | Connty, Ark,, wero'shiot from the brush yester- :tlrlg:g ;-’:;‘t{rt‘l'n.\’w'l‘m":a::: t‘;cu;‘t‘:;h:thllly{):: arles this moring ot 8 o'clock, and the pollee |*assault, and appeareid hefore Justice Malucs s dict death by sufcldo | at 11 o'clock, at the Clty-Hall, and the employes st.cnl:w nfllcrnuon. ’}'m: case was tricd by & ““’[Qh“uJCmgae\rV f&:"?:figfé’ 'Xu’fi?‘éfl.‘&m‘éflfifi g:‘[‘mld about, $15,000, at 8 o'clock; at the EX- | your youne and pretty female couslii, put & URC] CKEy . Sandy Warnell, Gonductor of the traln that was | day moruing by two fllicit dlstillers named THE CONTINENTAL FIRE, an into, wnsin his way-carat the time, but | Mughes and IHale, It 18 belloved thoy mie- New Youx, Oct. 27.—The réport of the sus- crawled out from under the wreck ufter the ne- | tovk the ministers for revenuo officers and { pensfon of the Continental Lifc-Insurance Com- cldent. flo geceived somo fnternal infurics | Norgyals coming to arrest them, 88 | pany having catled forth numerous dlspatchea A w 1 uleshurg in an ;‘,‘,‘;fl‘,‘,‘,‘;,:,"‘{g;“,‘,‘:l{,‘,‘; g L G burt. | Warrants are out for thelr capture for {Meit | from the West and Southwest to IL. L. Lune g tecident was catised by the tralumen neg, | Hstiling, Ong of the winisters was mortally | pory, Vice-Prealdent of the Contiontal Fire- JectIng to flag the 1u|lm\'|l|'}' train, and ecurre] | wounded, and died two hours after belug shot. {’n»u’mnre Company, fnquiriug it the Iatter had I tho conteal part of the town. and, had 1ho The other tivo were scriously, if not mortally, pany, ing 4 b e ot B oL isascrons. conflamras | Wounded. Therearcn Jurgo namber of fllcit | been piaced i the hands of o Recalver, it s M i AAe X distlllers In that part of the smcl and six of | prover to state that the Continental Fire-Insur- HATS! Fur Trimmings! The MOST COMPLETE Sto- tion Bullding. The total of the paymcnts | fowd g i n tho st approved seuse of the fstol-ahiot sounds. inflicted by his Inndlord, | made this week ls $04,000, i 1 the most app S ki, st Savey WA Gl |, Tonop reurod ottt | e tiro fmportant witnosse exam yesterday, after an abscneo of abont ten days. N SCEMEN' tho case was postponed untl Tucsday. Tomptroller Farwell ia expected home Monday, AN NOUNOIALLNTS The United States Grand Jury haa been inves- and Fire-Marahal Benner s off enjuying a dny’s The Philosoplifeal Soclety meets Monday tion would certainly lave taken pluve, > - - # Rt thesc partics have been convicted during this | ance Compuny is in s sound condition. g et G bkt | R e e ool SE, U | v thosoh o nt o | 5 ORI i e )| el T RS G o T ehn e in tho clty. ainst ex-Ald. John T. Corcoran. They are | Fred Hecker, and will epeak at _Watertown to- The noxt regular monthly mceting of the | wera not delayed long, ns they can get by the | tHct REGISTRA T, ) o % = 3“!’“‘“‘““ the pronricty of finding an (“y‘uc" night, and fn Miliwaukee Monday night. “ Northwestern Travellng Men's Assoclation” | wreck by passing over tho switches. A Tarzo BURGLARY. 81, Loug. [.)rrfz ;!gyrlstugisiégglil voters SGO PI'IGGLISt ol F 1] Tl'il!l]llill“‘ ment ngainst ex-Tux-Commissioner James Ju | Mr, Zophar Mllls, Vice President of the Loril- | will be held this cevening, at the club-room, forco of Men nre ot work dearlug the track, |y oL a0 taeT it patded tho | I this elty was finished this afternoon. Total Y Ug McGrath. lAml nl“t‘:m"mr CénnpnnLy, ngnd I'ruhgeg;t MY lh,n( Tremont Touse, Chicago. ;_\t!;?\mod has become famous ltor wreeks this fismn e W “-fi“‘m:hm lur’t;ho e ob | AniabAt Tacstireilia. AELTRE nsccanlv’lefl. it | minck coney er yanl, | Pergin, A mecting of dry-goods clorks was held In | Assoclation of Excmpi Firemen ot New Yor! TSIl P P ! ] i e ; Girny Conog.. L lower Farwan Hall i ovening; for the purpose | Cit nud who has been promiuently couneeted ,mB.L’ .':.”u";;‘;fiiv‘.'_- j.,.‘,?,’,’i,-?'{'],“??d?i:|r;cn.,“;-':,';|. this clty lnst Tueslay night, entoring the | will be betweon 55,000 and 60,000—some 12,000 | 3% TN e ; RAILROAD DISASTERS, sleeping-room of Mr, flutchins' son Willlam, | to 15,000 more than nt any previous registration, New Yok, Oct, 27.—This morning o frelght mm‘:ufiflng'“ bouty about $00 in moncy, | The ‘mtmber of pnlllugivxsnvcs has %no teen train on the New Jerscy Milland Ruilroad fell | (i s n tne pocket of Willlar's coat. The larirely incrensed, whicly will greatly facllitate through the trestle and bridge-sork nt Haw- voting and the counting of votea. " with the New York Firo Departmient forthe | o b0 R et Qe et < O o Searotary. The thneat | in this city, cxuniniag our Fire' Dopartment, ( {vsl ub Frinly ¢ S ' the meetinir was given up to the hearing of tho | WIth the organization and description of which h A o . he expresses himsell as highly pleased. The Board of Directors of the Half-Orphan thief effected an entrauce through a parlor s e %?.lg}o;:mnmmaofl;gsmsx#g{:I‘zg,;ll.mbuutc:‘lgrfic&. Srflfi‘l)" & Co,, the C}gnlc:gs Provision and | Asylum will serve warm lunches from 12 . ul. therw, Lhe engine and “""‘"l ]‘;“"‘.“K “"“‘{;’]"f; window, and In rummaging around awoke the cisive action was taken. Packing Company, and ient ond Hutchinson, | 103 T M for two days, commencing Wednes. | most upon the Eric track,and the cars tunibling | voung man, who arose, scized his rovolver, and RHOMBERG. . threo Bridgeport ' stenchemakers, were hefore lln);, 1\L~M)s. 10 and 121 LuSn!lc street, adjoln- nn&‘&“.yg‘::‘gn’g:—’:mf ",féfifi"“. '!,’," Tolm';,.:', ",:,',',: Summerflelil yesterday afternoon, and, promls- '_‘;L ttrllleunl::nal:dn‘;g ::?‘;ll'l"i» ‘{" I‘Ill‘fl‘a’gf""‘mll‘;lgu!"lf found Iying dead. fn the bascment of an unge- | InE 1o adopt wachinery to consitin the stenches b ppec in o pite upon them. The ongincer, the fireman, | Hursued tho unexpeeted enller both in_ perfon { | DesMorxes,Ia., Oct, 27.—~The jury in the caso and three brakemen were fatally Injured, and | and with a bultet from his e)mnl. The ehot | of tho United States ve. J. A. Rhomberg, of the conductor had both legs broken. The Erle | took cffect in the wail, while the thiel escaped | Dybuque, returned o verdict for the plaintiff ElgBY & PHRIBLAT 7 Madison-st, : capled hulliing, No. 178 Eighteenth strect, He | gencrated in thelr places of busiiess, thelr cascs {ributlons to tho lunicliroor oF 16 e Aer ;| Rondis blocksed. Thowestward-bound Erlutrains | V13 the open Wwindow with his ¥ take.” for $103,011.55 a8 nmount duc on distillers' | o Was last seen alive several daya provious at th | Wers postponed for ten daye. M. st nd a1 | T inaking this”effort foreplonish their Lreas- | will bo dispatchied by the way of blormont nd S ki bond. Thie s tho flrst_of o sercs of auits e corner of Eightecnth'and State streets, and was | TenCY & lopted ‘“‘" n ""'“".““'3' 0']“"“"‘:’ & ury, they sollcit the Mbernl patromigo of pes- | Suforn. Tio castward-bound traius, which lle gl ngalnst Rhomberg for §434,000 for whisky R atthe time very much under tho influcnce of | Co. have not and will nots therefore they will | S0 P TG S itiorous publicat large. | wost of the scone of disaster, were omptledy LitTiE Rocit, Ark., Oct, 27.—To-day, at Fort | fauds, e SONFECTIONE !‘muor.“{)fic%mfid (;wun sénnlu ma?‘. mu,lr IIm!l'ml }':zn“;“":f“"—‘;“l:d or carrying on a nujsance-creat- ?ml Miflr passengers transforred Lo a train sent | Smith, four murderers, W. N, Hdwards and ————t——— gl- l;-:l A s yom Whitehal reen County, N he o~ - s rom Pattersop. 3 three sons, were examined und sent to jall b; he Union—expreased o g quest will be Lield to-day. : The following bujlding permits were issned SUBURBAN, The Central Railroad Company of New Jer- | paderal Commissioner Wheeler, for the munlu’n” LumaQ'EH: FI(F()R()I:?%'§ Blsl}l(alanlsxgly\; Dickt ¥ e Lo s o Curiosity-hunters and moralfsts will undoubt- | yesterlay: C. E. Towne, one two-stary aml HYDB FARK. sey offera a reward of 1,000 for the arrest, and | Ty, g senlis “This csiiie. a8 some AVILLE; Yoy UCh Siemi ckin- il s 40, _m]a'y‘nrm. Adires edly be plassed to hear that. the Sullivan Jury, | Dasement dwelling, 32xti fect, No. 1 Cfuinct The residents of Hyde Park donot, as a rule, | $1,000 for the_convletion of the party or parties | f BETOT B 8o ButWe LIS COME, o G050 § 6ot closed n successful engagement of flve orlers GUN VHEN, Copfes han taken to tho Sherman Houso for n good | avenue; C. Erickson, one two-story dwelling, | appear at the meetivys of the Bonrd of Trustces | Who nisplaced_the switeh on the night of Oct. nights at Macauley's Theatre this evening, her Ebieazn, 24 % o lived September. There are now sixty-eight prison- square meal, per order. of Judgw MeAllfater, | 89%40 feet, on Fowler streot, near Roheys E. | ot the’fown iiall, nnd conscquently the True- 24, which resulted in the loss of three lives and | oo iu i intted States dail, impersonation of * Anno Boleyn " having won e Toga.don tho. Presidonilal candlaater, | torb, oub threestory dwelln, 23550 1668, 00 | {0 are onty known in thelr vospecliva dlatricts, | 11 wounding of fourtoen passcngers. A man known s Bill Jones died this morning | for ier many ndmirers. with the following_vesnit: Tilden, 10, which, | Hurl ulftrr;l] ncnrsgp with the votes of Balliifs O'Nell and’ Joscph | twe-story dweillngs, 19835 feet vach, N Conley, made 12 Hages and Wheeler, 3, Berey, | 522 Fulion strect; Mrs, Elizabeth (:mrori tiie rowalcityant. juror, and Hume, the Changes | three.story dwelling, 20x57 Icet, No. 183 Tl Tingz, were tho vwo odditles in that pgalaxy of | Strect: Otlo Rolllue, one three-story dielll s o of pneumonta. Ile made a voluntary confeaslon —————— VERMONT I'T thiat two years ago he murdered o Teighhor six: FINANCIAL. 81, Jonrsnuny, Vt., Oct. 2 teen milcs from Nashville, Tenn,, and that bis [ ppnyque, Ta., Oct. 27 ZVan Antwerp, Moore at Calhionn Falls, six miles vorth of this place, | right name was Theaphlus Willlama. & Co. 'lf l’tll 's n'”u powe zT{‘ ! Frank Jotnson, of Windham, Me.; Charles 2y fOANR KT EH FULIES, Dk Manchicss Nos. Bijto | Whet the uctions ot s ‘Yrustee are. and what one | work he docg, I8 not thought of. Thoso who ana | attend the Board meetings ure gencrally lobby- {sts who have some *little gatne™ they want B TS s SV Compiete seck, Wholesaie 1 Feiall fronds i 10 any hariof the U, b I.‘IlhB 1 ‘ll rdress| '] aiva Rowlo's Coryr E. Durnbam, 5 W sty et Glan, e E Durilam, S Juristc talont, fifi.‘ E\L‘v% 'u?rgnj‘nrs“‘\::‘l‘l’hn‘gf 3‘0;40’ Lnut, l‘&o:. run through, such as o streel-crossing, a3 £oé- | pugney, of Concord, N. I, and Joseph Ileon, A YOSTAL TOIEF, :fir‘ rh,:f,h,'“o :i’,:du an assigument for tho bene- mu.,A,.,‘.'cMT..l.o“. SAT Chester L. Root, one_of the exllcd whisky- | il bvo thecestory dwcllings, 0% foeh Not. | Jamp, a sidewalk, o some other tmprovement. | oSy, fobnabury, were excavating for o paper | _NAsuviLLe, Tewn, Oct. 27.—Judge Con. | ft0f thelr eredhiom, i By G. P. GORE & 6o, itee, has returned from Canada, wherehehasbeen | ywo-story dwelllng, 43572 fect, Dearborn uvenue, | They wateh their Trustee with all the hope and ? i - sovwd dry | nelly F. Trigg, in tho United States Cireuit TR ¥ Qeades (A0 & €O, epending the last few months In clegant retire- | noar EIm strect. 1] forcthat it iamossibleto sk 0 mill, and placed some rend-rock powder to dry £ lodng Willlam Mattock THE RIGHT WILL SUCCEED. 08 and 70 Wabasii-av, ment. In returning to Chicago hehas a safe- > ove that it is possible to bestow upor & person | yuder a stove fn tho basement. Whila they | Court today, sentenced am Mattlock to laiiud s n ) = Jano 11, 1875, 1 stated to the public my plan of were at work on tbe first floor, tho explosive | tho Penitentiary for two ond o lalf years® hard |, baiiynr clothing at lower pricen than woro ever Ignited, blew the bullding (twenty feet squaro) | labor for baving while Pustmaster of Cooke- e Elnline seood, and hupled T wnen k2 | wille: Tatnam Coanty, robbed soglitered itters, | L tmiad hofors i dnbrallys Thav Kogt ituy wards Ticon was deitided of his clothing, and | Miceted "t Lovel Eastman (. Howoll, of | Lo ¢ fan well-known fact that Nutting, tha illed with splimters, and may dic, Johnson and | Nusnellles Kemnedy & Coy of Plitshurg; 'the | G, O; i Clothler, |/ hroko tho nock™ of high v“““;’ Will recover, Wheeler % Wilson Mamnfacturing Company, { Prices in this city for men's, youth's, and Loys' A falling derrick instantly killed E. W. Louisville, and to John W. Gurrett, Weat P “h",’ clothing and farnishing gooda. Hawkine, one of the proprictors of the St | Mo, agrcegating $AN. i * | dustseo what o fow dollars will do now toward Johnsbury Granite Company, Huwking was 30 L clothing yonrsclf and son. conduct from the Governtent counscl, and fs 1In the grading of Archer avenue it was found | whois in power. thereforo not Iable to nrrest, |S(m:n s ‘return “l'_g:'l!’f"'-l'l':c‘fl':é"":hz’(;"h;l&‘::l oyas rafsud tothe | Auotlier cluss that attend are Lo men whoaro ho i 8 ould | 4 y ‘i » ? };nv)::nn‘\!:xr:tt;{nfi:;m?:lmt;‘c’l;fi%t‘;fi;‘s&:’lg Eu {mpossible for cars 1o be run nto the estah- :n the uuuluxy of the [to“ n, who would ums(vdu' fino and no Imprisonment, On tho other haud, | liment of Turner Bros,, on Archer nyenue. it a breach of town fl_fl“lflm’l not '-li' |"0 l'il’“tm' o A torney Tanes Ta detormined to exact | 1t 18 very essential for the welfnre of Tumer | Thes tien walch, tha fobbuisl ond oy M6 to tiie fallst extont of the law, though | Bros'. business that cars be run futo their cstab- sstien new work s ordered or thelr bills pass e e o amemtite._the imprieoniment, | Msbment. Therefore they obtained the coneent | Withailt cominont, Lhe persons who attend tho T realt "B bl e that 1ot sl coma | Of the old Board of Publlc Works to have n de- meetlgs the [east ore those who pay taxes. On_8atarday, Oct. 2R, ut 9:30 o'clock, 12 . G. Crockury, in onch ot ) casks Selorrany Rackingham Wara; 6 larze stock of Imported Vascs Parian-Marble Goods, Tollet Sets, Hotiles; now anl second-hand - Furnlture, Iledsicnds, Ite-Ches, Feather-ieda and Plllows, Halr-Matiressce, i reaua, Parlor Sete, Marble-Toy Tables, Launxe, Parlor Desks, Mircors, sy Chinlre, Wainnt Clisrs and Rockers, Wire Springs, Drescny-Casce, Desks, Stiosiearer, . Ocicce carpeta, Oflcloths, S\m\wF“ " " "The polive do duty at the gatewhich separates q i = EO. P, GURE & CO, totarit el wil iy upcotatt b K o can D e e s enom inernin | the Trtistee froi tis Topker-on, and fedl that years old, and receutly niaried. MYSTERIOUS MURDER. Ten dallars goos farthor than $15 Md ahxteen | ————5 o SrNece Qo ductieens T oty desided” upon.. 1y the | a8-much ns Dossibio tho car-entrance, nnid can | they carn thofc ey, Phelr report ustd to bo TNDER ‘1IE WITEELS. New Youk, Oct. %i—A privato watchman, | Menihs e, and Tbtought that shout by rofailing SDTOIN, event of his not paying the fine, he will bo al- [ Cut awaymo more. ““l' o of l"'“ property- w%!:x'ehllll.ln::x:scwlru"l‘i-‘::;%g:‘:lc‘::filalu of six persons, Spectal Dispateh ts The Tribise. ramed Mitefell, emplosed by tho residants of | & JoUhurs pmc:};:-r}:: l:xl:‘clg ‘SMI‘)C '(':‘lm fr:? E il lowed to return to Canada. an;:%rx:lud;h?cc;‘i’ixt-’inés‘-lflwc;:i‘(; u:;g};fi“’;l‘;‘;i who re olevted on the third Tucsday W April, | ADBIAN, Mich,, Oct. 27.~George Freeman Cumberlund street and Myrtle avonue, Brook- 2 = ¢ S D SRRy G 0- P- (]OI{IE &' C{).. The btreet, and 8o informed the Mayor yeateriay | nd Who hold their oflice for ono year. ‘Thelr | Dangs, u young. man of Tecumsel, had both | 3yn, reported at the station-house lust evening 88 & 70 Wabash-av. 4 THHE NORMAL S8CIIOOL nftomoon, Jle thought the Board of Pubiie | PAY 18 33 for cach meeting nttended. The pres- APTER AN INJUNCTION, Warks had no riht to zrant the permission fn | Ent members of the Board are Megsrs, Bensley, The action of tho Board of County Commis- | question, nnd has ordercd ft stopped, or rther | Hogue, Furrell, Puwell, Schlund, and ‘Toylor, 9 Yias ordered that the work must b done ne- | Slose terms of ofllce will explre next spring. stoners Thursday In eclecting a Principal snd ne- | g Pre; b1 it sentle . cording to the regular gradedine. If Mesars, The President Is John R. Bensley, a_gentleman corps of teachers of the Normul School, thts | iy mor Bros, wisll to have it othierwiee iuoy of wedium slze, with keen cyes” and sharp-cut iguoring the protest of the County Board of Ed- | will be oblized to present the matter fo the | foce, who preatly resembles the Yaukeo feet cut off by tho cara last night, Ieat- | that suspicious characters were ubout, and su- | 1onp0g ot &’L‘Xfi u%%swezuszsufig&fi E'n—m., ta the tempted to Jump off while tho traln was fnmo- [ Eested that the regular pollco be mare than | o5y conego in tho Weat whero the student has th tionin oner 1o reach s liome, and s drsyn | Usually viglont. This morning the body of | wohial countiug-houso practice. Young nf hen tho vhao! vl 1 - ol V' 0 it . underthe wheels' with andoubledly tatal ve- | MELRE Hie T e ‘avidence of & foul mr- | B0t 4o betfer ihan (o attend this inetitution, Send Bpectal Diwatch to The Tritaine. der, Mitchell leaves a wife und family. for Drew's Collegs Journal for particulars, TUESDAY, Oot. 31, 8 n. m, REGULAR TRADE SALE, fo 4 "FoND DU LAc, Win., Uct. 27.~Archibald Me- ————— —_— wieation, hos ratsed o largo breeze in tho latter | Counclt, and it will sest with that body to | * Brother Jonuthag. ! Mr. Densley is 45 years | Donuld was kitled lost evening by falliug be- KENOSHA. THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY body, and the opponents of Mr. Wentworth sny | 83y Whether u riso and fall of cightecn inclics in ol uze, aml resies nt. No, 131 Laongley avenue, | tween the cars, A whole train passed over him, Special Dispatch to The Tridune. offer speclal fndicements to purchasers, at wholo- they are dctermined not to he out- | onic block will hurt the strect. D B sy | Castiug olf o Jox ani oo artil. 1o it | _ Krsosita, Wis, Oct, 27.~Burelars haye agaln | saloand solall of shoet-muslc, musle-baoks, vio- ) witted, Thoy ery “law, Jaw and | Tho following explains itscif: Teld: the following oflices I heSatter organizi- | Demevratic meeting at Ripone - Fo 8 isitod our ity, snd Jast night three saloons | Mua, guitars, and all kinds of manical tnatrumonts, Clothing, Carpets. aro going to Oght from the lowest to | Noflee to Scacengers and Employes: From gny | bon: Yresident one yeur, First Vieo-President s were visited by them. It ts supposed they | Generalagents for the Standard organ and Steck e the ighcst court, If necessary, to majutain | after this date (Oct. 26) no information conceming | 01t yoar, Steond VicePresident one year, Db A RIVER WRECK. effected ou entrance by means of false koys, ns [ PIono: Quallty gusrantood. 150 Stats street. Y oshalloReiuy thik bele fnothet Tumeiae s thele © rights.’ What they purpose doing 1s | night-scavenger work witl bo furnished to auy par- reetir two years, member of the Committee of ticularly Attractive Assortinent of Scazonable Gools, Bpectat Dispatch to The Tribune. no signs could bo discovered that they entered IO B Kroxuk, lu., Oct. 27.—The raft hoat J. W. | through windows or basements. Borkenbugen's, ADVERTISED BY SMILES Vansant, was sk in the raplds soven mntles | Killlan's, aud Gottiredscn's wers tho thrco ea- | 1A Sozodont, and if you uso It daily the white above s city last evening. She wus on hep | Joons visited, The burgiars took all the looso | Eleam of tho pearls botween the parted rubies will way up tbe river when sho struck o rocl | Shungein the motey-drawers, but did not med- | prove fts excellence as o Dontridce, and tho sweot- Y © | ale with the liquors or cigara. ness of tho breath will attest ita purifylng proper- set forth in the pubjolned tuterview had yes- | ty whatover af any timo from the books and papere | AThitration two years, Iis busincss fs com- terday by & TRISUNE reporter with Mr. Plant, of thin offlce, this courag having proved the uniy | misslon merehant and his sirn Bensloy & Wag- the Couitty Superintendent of Schools, and ex- | ODe posible to insure perfect (mpurtiallty, All | uer, M. Bensley 13 probably us populur as any oiiclo a member of the Board. i fia’lh;’{‘:"‘;cfliflfl:’;‘;‘rfi-flh’:" {'"-’"‘;:0“]"’ ";Y‘“mdfl; :" one It the tows. At the Tust election for mem- Eald the reporter: * What aro you golng to dielasal, B pemiligo i, 1010 | bers of the Boord he recelved more voles than thoronghity adeauate to prescnt demand. This ofer- Ing, In the Great Whole, s of Couslgnmeats frxa Manufacturers and Imparters who seck trough our Vast Resources an outlet for thefr Surphi Product, L. 1 dot’ Assistant-Comml : my other enndidate. §lis actlons In the Board 1 1 F ol rub- This stock particularly commends ltself fo the Auen- : G lWe intend to enjoin the parties—the stcommlenjoner of Healt: e A:m:‘ll\; for reform and ceonoiny, Icls a ’Yl);‘lllg ::,:I‘Ill’:; 5;:7“'::]:1 o “:"( 3‘-‘; diis e tles. e B Gl R s e e NI 3% R = # g9 2 A Whan TIHE COUNTY BUILDING. | Following Mr. Bensley in alphabetical order | Cricket, which was passing her at tho Bpecial Dispatth to The Tribune. MARRIAGES. ::':"m h"h"g}_;-gr:;g“\;}lz 2"0"1‘2"2”3;:,':" “ Forthwith." e comes Mr, Hamilton B. Bogue, of the Firat | time. The oflicrs of tho Vansant clabm that MiLwAvkee, Wis,, Oct, 27.—Hermann Nun-{ 3053_LARNED—ALSt. James Church, by tho i bt Sl d e AN # Iave you engaged lnwyersi™ Commissioner Busso yesterday recelved a pe- | District. Mr. Hoguc Is upily déscribed by 100k- | ¢ne Cricket collided with hee and sunk her, and | nemaclier, sentoncedto jafl for threo monthe, | Rov. Dr, Sauiel S, Harrls, on Thuraday, ‘et 20, »Yes: Judge Luwrence, George C. Camp- | tition from the Town of Burrington, signed by | GhHen ut one of the Buard-meetings us * that oell, and D, L. y.*? " elo. | itle maw with & big head,” Mr, Bogue is 41 o \{"'I:mnwlll %:::r?unllwuon bo made for an :‘l‘fllly persous, pledglug him support for ve-clec years of age, a membher of the firm of Ogden, fnjonction 1 v Eheldon & Co., und was formerly ugent of the “To-day or to-morrow. Wa are also going to The Grand Jury contfuucs to drag along slow- | Merchants’ Dlspateh. He resides on Greenwoorl threaton snit for dumages, but the oflicersof | andto pay a fine of §1,200, the lust of tho Mu- | Jesso Lathrop Moss, Jr, and Fanny Greeno Larned. Iriche ¢ ¢l v, i s o ' Although Iying [n but five feet of water the 5;.&11'“" ")"? "’id':y' “'{ au, ""’,""‘QI, ““dm’h yers, Vunsant is a pretty completa wreek. o father of tho prisoner 13 lying at the point Boots, Stioes & Rubbers Boots,Stioes & Rabers Largo lines of very Dosirablo Goods will bo sold AT AUCTIONon WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1, at 9:30 a.m. It is theinterest of buyers to sttend. QEQ, P\ GORE & CO. 68 and 70 Wahaeh-av. By WM. A, BUTTERS &C0. venue Forty-se: s deuths, and desired the preseice of bis som, a3 DEATIS, . cnjolu thy engincer and janitor, and ateo the | Iy, It fs daing comparatively nothing, which g5 | S¥chue and Farty-scvently street, v, Bogue s o deuthe v 6 som; Covnity Treastror, to_provent nim from paying | fusteated hy%hu Lt et a [wall known hoth i Ttyds Dark ai. Chivago: A FIENY TRAST, - \as shown by affidavits. these men.” At the meetings of the Board ho s “On what ground will the application be | Feturoe: enerally very quiet, but gets In & lrge based 1 The County Callector was engaced azain yes- | Luuiber of m;:lim‘-l "f e e v'”é\ mnrfim; ++ On the groun: that the Commissioners have.. rday in sellis operty t 5o | and econonsyy bu hotigh Le is very carcful of 510 rizht U5 Shect teachiers. e e e e oty cons | iz expruiiren, b namietlnes votos for itle *on el that thut s exclusively the bust- | Wi tis Onbtom-Thouss Slock, i Aeverst 6 | {05 Kol ¥kt omaied by bl clorhoby wiose ness of your Ar o) ) el s LY = Yes, The law says our Board ‘shall bve tho }:'e,gg‘;;',‘:"ggf';:;{' §ikle churehes, from which | ald Lo manies Lo get out un immense wnoums o) " MONE | of fipures, Mr. Bowue s Chinfrman of the Streets power to nppolnt teachers, those who liave been rern(ss in the matter of tax- | SodTifehiays Comimittoe, wnd. menibor of the o i thore o pruvision governing thelr seloc- | payiug. The sanio thing lwpponicd lust year. | Juliefary il Asscastients and " the Dr “No; there | ch ¥ 19 The attorneys in the Turner forgery ease were | and Sllewalks Committee. He also Lolds the 16wl u;fi;n: :&fiufi,"f r&é‘:flm {nvalyed ts | In the Crimlnal Court yesterday ucei‘;lng tosos | ofllee of Water Commissioner. Mr. Bogue votes i %fl?]'[“’;‘?"hmg'fl;?" Inl‘:iniluu of Willlam DOUBLE MURDER. n za 8. Stray, Ocl y aged 14 months and 17 days. CranLeston, 8. C., Oct. 27.—~Nowa has just h\f‘ué':::;‘g?;ldfl ,nll 1 pa :;Yv aumr{‘lngu to Rose~ been received liere of the murder of two aged s, pms Bro Schonck, this evening at @ o'clock, on the ocea- & - FENTON—Mm. Johanna Fenton, Oct. 26. { g ; sisters, widows, named Uroadack and Stoddard, | ienmeral wili tako pinco from hof ‘reskienco, 708 slon of the warriagu-of their son Frauk to Miss o 1 Longstreet, ouo of the waltors knocked lfi:‘figfi fi::}:th:m %s:mm County. Anaxwss {‘l‘o,v,t.lmd»nv.. 28th {uxt., by cars to Calvary Come- o posoline lamy from its holder, COOK—In thia city on Frida: " - L =] y, Oct. 27, Mra, J. TN e ool fif:.n&'}",‘,’u ot ot DOUBLE EXECUTION. W Cook (mother of Dr. Jo 1. Cook), aged U7 years, Hardly recognizablo, though not” fetatly it Is | 87 Banr's Lawping, N. J., Oct. 27.~Jobn | * Fyrieral notico in Sunday's ) hoped. ' Mes Sflrfi?'nt s alea sarfoualy Bared, | 111l and John . Allen, who wore eonvicted of SN g eoln Py Ao Special Dispatch to The Tridune. MaRoa, Il Oct. 27,.—While the guests were fented at the table of Mrand Mra. d, G. " £ 2 the groom’s hunds urs burned 80 that the | the wurder of Georze Chislett neer Elwood o ' POLYTICAL ANNOUNCENENTS, Auctioneers, 118and 120 Wabsib-av. 2 new one, and therefore the cause for trial. The Court was adverse ton | the Republican ticket, o : i i e A AN ASOGES 2 S«:pf’nmu hCncm{”tr:fl noltna_r::llk:ll_‘v Lg;l_. speoily trial, ovwhi Lo tho pressure of other bus Marti Furrell, of the Third District, b #kin was stripped off. Ang %\wrn hanged henc this afternoon, ll]fl 0 GE ST 1 Mm UUUK smvm ety s poes upon tha® question, | Iacat, nud potiied the attoraeys that T 1t wan | usunlly very Ilé to sy, 1iis resoluuuns uro WIE About: 00 persanis Wikncasedl (ho'exeeutlo. B I | flm:'l d ‘hm 2t relation to Normal® schools | tricd ot an early day K must be by another | very brief, and they win the lovo of the men SITIPWRECK. ————— llu):'mulmunm'n-xmmx OaxrataN Conxit- ettt s e ol Nsreh 5. 1500, ot womteinaas | dutlge, sad that unfess the motion for a change | Who work for the town, forall tho resolutions | Banmmorox, N. 8, Oct. 27.—Tho schoonor SUICIDE, e er ot 7 e Sepubiicans L 5 A AL . ir. Ulunt JFs, 1o proviston empoworing any | Of venue was withdrawn prior to Morday the | regarding ealarics up to the present time have { L. B. Duuno fs a total wrock and the mateand | Prmapuiemia, Oct. 27.—Early this morning s;'g:;l:'cgfli'y‘gofi'fififlfi'nn{:eale’l:n”;{":nullfil{:’l': SATURDAY MORNING, Oct. 45, at 10 o'clock, 3 body to scl toachers when th caso would then be set and disposed of. comu through bim. Mr. Farrell (son the Pollee, Vi vned, s i our Auction Itaoms, 118 and 120 Wabash o i Cony boar) ki e ol Db Grostds, Comuntoees. ity | oo monaredrownal William K. Hastings, who 1s supposcd to be a | {Rtoration jakon auemi VoL be made o sarvy WM. A, BUTTERS & CO.,_Auctionren. las never before arisen in this Btate, and, CRIMINAL business fa that of retafl grocer. The Demo- CANADIAN NEVIS restdent of Juckson Court-House, Jackeon | of mocaring thia renll fraudntent reisiration: has though John Rountree adylsed the course of tho b vratic ticket posscsses stroug clalms for Me, o i » County, 0., committed sufcide by shiooting Lim- [ In somo Inatancen been resorted to in the interesty 50 FINE M ALE MGCK[NGB[R Board of Comtnfssloncrs, Juiige Luwrenco holds | 1w, Kettel lay = 1 | FRETOIL Bpecll Dpalch bo The Tribunte sclfiu tho forehead, at Lesgue Island. Tho | Of the Dumocracy. thut they have transcended thelr suthority. . W. Kellehier was yesterday fined £50 ly Alexinder K. Powell of tho Fifth District, Is { Banmiz, Ont,, Oct, 87.—The special Commit- 1t 14 absoluiely necessary to frustrato thin at- | Wil bo sold thls (Saturday) moening at our Auc e C it body was takon to the Morgue, and, on | tompted fraud. - Every itupublican ghould be him- teo of the Bimeoo County Councll appolnted o | ke an examination, a note was found in boltreintarod and should son that Hone but votors confer with Queen's-Cunnsel Caprol on thesub- | 070" yig ockets, which read us follows: aro permitted to romaln on the rv‘ginmunn Hat, Ject of the Huron & Onturlo Ship-Caual have | w3 wateh give to Ikes live on and brosper, | Siauy belicve thcir naes arg sopl stered because reported that they ure satisticd that the under- | This terriblo mystery wlll never be brought "'H .“,.‘:'3.“,,"2.1}.';.:’.‘.‘,’,5‘?.'.'&!.‘2".’,‘.’,2.'“fi.".‘%‘.nfil‘if.‘ffr.‘};m taking la practicabls and would be of great Im- | tolight, 1 Im’m to Giod you muy live to acc the | suchipoll tists were wholly dlercgarded, We nrge tion Noaws, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. Also, ot 12 o'clok, o MORTGAGERS SALE- 2-ncat Domocrat Wogon. 1 Leather-Top Buguy, nesrly new, 1 8pan Bay Horscs, The application for sn Injuuction was in pre Justice Foote for'striking Kate MeNulty on the Cliuirmun of the Financo Comunlttee, and a lrntlui{wyc.}manlu{v’?nd w%lln I;;robnbl- Mn"er& head. ?wxun‘l_:x;;‘ of u‘:& I’?lln‘:xc. u\l.\'u Chni:‘mlu‘u' ‘:‘r’ tho sented to 2 liams this morning, r ’ ormer Cominitteo it devolves upon him to pro- Bitalt g ahon Aonday if £herw in T tnone | Detective Rickey yesterday recovered, from o | vidy funds for the ather Trustecs to e Teronce, but a prefiminary Injunction wil wp. | Clark strect pawneliop, o 800 overcont which } This f» Mr., Powell's second year In the Board, doubtedly, be erunted beforo then, and Mr, | Was recently stolen by sneak thieves from G, A | hut be threatens to reslgn unless lces Wentworth will have to rest on bis vars for st | Follansbee, lawyer. money Is spent. Mr. Powell 1s a Democrat, tanco to the country at Jurge, aml recom-+| ay tho truth {s not known, and'Xam helpless.” | youtobo present on Tdesday, Oct, il when the | 1 Set Double Iarncas, eaat & week Tonger, it wot perpetuatiye - | C. D, Boyank s e I e e ot ot | Portatio fo, the cainiry at larce wid recons| Ty van nater finaties nor udruss o Uho | Feginry s o Ve rovived, ud to bo coraih thatyour | Wil A BUFTERS & C0., Auctioner. ALy C. D. Burbank, of the office of James McDon- | Cook & Co., of South Chicago, swhere hie re )L i letter; eonsequently no eluo can bio obtafned as | Bomo E!lupufly entered. Do nat_neglect thie, % 0 R ‘I‘ Sale MAN? e 5 ald, Room 12, No. 12 Washington treet, yes- | sides, Mr. Powell {8 the yonngest member of | W confer with the stawilng connfitee supoit- | {0 1o elrenmatunces Toading to the act, Mfi nothing intefore with this sacred duty. Butters & Cods Baturday Salés 'S INIIUMANITY, terdsy mourncd the loss of un overcont by | the Board, and s only 30°ycars of sge. Hels | €d by the County ot York und the City of To- Special Dispalch to The Tridune. y arder of the Ixccutive Comwitica. FURNITURE. ABANDONING AN INSANE WIFR. sucak thieves, and in the pockets of the pur- | unmarried, ronto, The report was carried and the Com- INE!A!‘M«)LIS’ Oet, 37,~Levt B, m"umin“ —————'——Tm BLATNE MEETING (=] A_RPE’:ES. 1t is often (not speaking of county poor- | ment were stowed away some vory valuaols | Peter Schiund, of the same district, Is a Re- mittes “N‘“'")",“b‘ {ch (o The Trid ,r?nn‘:!:l joans &( fiq%’;fim";‘“:‘f‘l "“"w{!hfr 18 1 Gropm have been taken fo overcome. tho annoy- Nos, ETC nouscs and hospitals) that acase of thelnhuman | popers. - publican aud a member of the firm of'Schiund | ¢ Suestal Dupateh to e Tne, | SR gl o W83 | gneq uring tho. Tngemoll demonwiration gt tho 1CE, PARLOM, AND COOI STOVES, URNIBIING GOODS, at 0:30 0'cluck b, B0, BU thele st Wahush-av. he has maode, Ho wasin vey lumher to New York are {n®grent demand, | comfortable ereumstances, and leaves a famlly, EJ,".",‘,‘;}",,‘;,?}!,‘S:‘L" ok u‘.!:“",‘f,,&?"&};“}';‘,,:‘,‘z; led, and frefight to New York has sulvanced to 25 87, Lowns, Oct, 97.—~An unknown men jumped vill be closed, and will not Do e et T emund for - Canadlon | off o bridke this allernioon and was dFowncd. | WAl be Tescréodfor adics and Sicls gentiomon ats arges (s cz\unll ¢ ood, frefizht to Quebec belng | 1o Jeft on tho bridze an overcoat fn which wus | tendants, Gentlemon will be admltted at tho main a8 highus $4. Four weeks ugo the price pald | found $240, but nothing by which ho could bo | entrance, foot of Adantd.st. Ladics aud their treatment of a person bereft of reason fs to be A. Tollack, keeper of a saloon corncr of :“’ M.ch“"’h‘ tealora it pumps, '“",fi.'mum‘ 5 recorded. But when o msn, calling himself a f““"‘}‘ fl"e(““'“ aud Harrison strect, was before ;:‘e‘:l’lwx."l:: 5’(«3? l‘)‘&vnl'nl\';l; \\‘:t\-vlfxl;;yo(“‘x-:ln{l\l::!gr‘; Chrlstian aud a gontleman, deliberately aud pm‘,{;‘:‘, s yesterday to aswer to UL COM- | 1o offer, Gra protest wgainst something, Hols knowlngty makes himselt u party to, and tho | Jas §600 behind In- thoir suonnty arl refused | BoMctimes cilled the Websterof the Board, as roums, By JAS. P. McNAMARZA & CO. 117 Wabash-av,, N, W, cor. Madisor-st. ke . ‘cd | Jipds glven to speech-making, e belleves in f ol o chief Insirument oy ko malccatmont of | o pay up. Tl case v condlnue 1oy, | il fheTnprovement of Spue Ghi: | 10 Qusbec g 1, ; ientited. cutiomin aitentity vl b, nimiiod ol ke TOTION SALE e, ot iea promisad 10, misept | wis e L | e i Elapa G oy, | prAleITAEAL, Ut Jr.elTu cialof the Misses LOOKING_FOR TWEED sirun etuchientas s o picent o e LARGE AUCTION § v s Tawful, wedded, wite, for betiex and for | 16ad-pipe from umoceupled otscs on tie Norti | - Mr. Douglas S Taylor, of tha Szth Ditrict, | Aeliors wlich has bews B proxress Leme for o ) Nepioetere Thalons tromo e Wil e OF' 2,600 CASES dnys before the Court of {ucen's Bench, termit- | NEW Yonx, Oct. 27.—There s considerablo vide, nated to-duy. They wers charged with being | excitement to-day at the lower quarantine C o mwmpnue? of lhu'llr]bsnl‘&l;m wha ‘nbsrcmn}m boarding-station, caused by the expoctation of TPhero will %flfifm."'hf?.’,’b(figfiugim.mmng suwe tnonths sgo with SL00,000 worth of Jewel | th arrivnl of the frigate Franklin, with Will | by the coloted pedplo ot Chitame Thnratlag, Nors vy, Both were ncquitttd, fum M. Tweed on oard. This 1 Aing Ll £, at Turnee Hall, corner Clark and Van Duren The steamshilp Lake Neoplgon sails to-morrow | Jut Mo ed on Loard. This morniug the ) G000 ™ Addresses wilk bo delivered by o number for Liverpool with 700 shucp.. SIX hundred | revenue cutter Grant left the upper buy for | of prominent genticnien on the political [ssucs of sheep shipped a few weeks 2 arrlved at Liver- Bundy Hook to awalt the arrival of the Frank- | theday. 'Fhero will bo reseeved sents for Jadles, ranl ‘with o lces of thirty, A largoe shipment of | lin. “Ihe United States steamer Ning, L. Switt | Singloi by a pgles composed of forty ladics und \orses took pluce yestérday by the steamship | commanding, went Into commission yesterduy gentlemen, Let all interested porsons turn out, ag Ontario, and proceeded down tho bay Inst night. This will bo onr Jast meesing of this campatygn. e———— — worse, for richer and for poorer, sud to love, | Bide, and wus held over to the Criminul Court in | I8 Chalrmun of thy Drainage and 8idewalk cherish, and protect, the mere mentfon of the bomfa of $300. e was subscquently acrested | Commtiee, and aa such much tabor devolves fact should be enough to cause that man to hide | for other offenses of the samu naturé, und hield | upon him, his position on the Committee nlu)gu!l‘hy hcn}d and get o:xlt of town xulul quickly | to the Crimiual Court {n 3300 bonds. heine wnnnlcnl'd"l;s)ncxl ta t]h'uz f;f Cllmlrmnn ll)f as he knows how. Yeu there are such persons White, fos 2 k. | the Strevts and Highways. e also belleves In nd ‘sucly casee, ane of which comes to Tt | juohis Wit for iy areeny, of fiie, stocks | Sonth Cllvuzo streets, Drides, _centrifugal rather singularly, as follows: On tho West | Adams streets, sud Dayld Rlordan, for the lur- | PWUPS, and dralnage, to o fearful extent, Asg Slde thero is. a Drivate school of promiucuce { veny of lead pipe from an unoccupled house at eftizen, Mr. Tavlor votes the Republlcan tieket, the head of which fsa person calling himaelf | No 441 “v“[' ‘Jackson street, owned by Jumes | HVes i a handsame reshience corer of Cole- a Christian gentleman. He gocs 1o good | Crampton, were the only urrests worth notice Bour avenue and ‘Ope Hundredth street, is a Boots, Stioes & Stippers Tuesday Morning, Oct, 31, ot d:¥pvekeck. | irst-class Uno of New Goods, Calls Kip, W Split Boots, P By WM. MOOREHOU! soclety, lives well, appears well, and 13 0 mein- | gt the Madison-Streat Station last cvenlng, membey of the real estato firm of Taylor & Tl e Mi Building Soc! 7 ey Der and attendant of ons of tho sristocratlc ki Cotohote, am. 1a. probably the most. poputar | 3 e Bto. Marle Bullding Soclety lias gone tuto THE WEST BIDE. 1t 274 and 270 Enet Maditon ot ;\":sf;' kl!‘lgn l‘::g:nfi:s“insuneoh:fl"? .:urr(r:l k’i“: mfi;:b\?;'ur?édm \{f!(‘)ur;l\i’;x ,m'l’ll"l‘l"l"l:cg:i‘ Lfl‘_llvir{ iai on the east sab of the Calamet Tiven, tawidagan, - P ‘P"{,'-AD’?-‘P“#' S5 ; “"“?w’fim'}‘g span, Diyistox Havrs Awn Adloacer SUAN e PR, i Benl ct ¢! r o ‘. X 1y, Oct, 27— m VItKELER BN (T8 MEN, v reloc! to bo taken cars of by the sister of or. | Lako and Peorta strects, between Patrlek Sul- BYANATONy THE TURF. HHARBLITEN Dhy B LT AE v in et ait ofticors will zonort | swin bo sold thin a. m, at 10 oclock Gov, Hayes and his party visited the Centonnial | JEOptly In citizen' drese st hesdquartors, Grand Ll atock of new and elegant FURNITURE, husband. This sister finds her caro a | vanand Timothy, Daufel, and John llealey Evanston has for yeurs cnjoyed an unusual The trot announced to take place at Dexter burden and expense, und notifles tho school- | ecensioned by soma old Teud which wus stiil | fmnunity from the tmdustry ot burglars, thanks P 3 Park thls afternoon will not come off. Mr. otal, tla eyoiing at7:30 sharp, 10 cscort on, Jumes G, Bsine to tho Exposition Iiufld- grounds, and are spending the day Inspectiog | th master to that effcct, But the schoolmaster §s | farther emblitered by Bulllvan * cutting a | to the vighlance or its police officials. Onco or g v ‘ot | the principalobjects of Intorest. fug, 0. ‘I, Matson, ot v oft s abpy Ivik ob euasan | abing® to "Tivs Theaos's gt dUPNEEE Lrsition | wies o oear ierhai L H0s. b Ribosaasy 10-| e ear Oltorosl tho puras I Ko b expoit | osts tutcenatlanal. Foultry Extibitione whih 1 .. Brigallor Qensral commandiin: + ot TAbrary, Kitehien DI* discards the womuan—his wife, of the dance, During the fight, John Healey | o000 ; b 'r,“]. St tho piltuat fug that it would bo contested for by o good | was to have been opened ‘on the Centennfal NORTH SIUE BOYS IN BLUE. Parlor Sets, Chamber Kets, Jibra 7;[ =) Not many dsys sigo & letter was recelyed by a | drew & sl pocketkhife and stabbed Sullivan | feeonl semy moe TUEKIE S, o perpetras | gefd na fale vuce, und Lo was quite tight tu | grounds this morning, hos beon postponed for {0 T B DL etntion Ing-rooin, and OMco Furnltuce. gentleman (whose_nate it I8 olso unnvcessary | twice in the buck. City Physicln Duune tors hase gonerally been cuptured aud brought | withirawlg it and'dvelariug the event ot under | 8 duy o two on uccount of tho ncouplete | o AR T TR S a roquested 1o meetnt U0 CARPETS, New and Second-hand, to mcmluns of this city. Tho oplstip was | dressed the wounds, nmlrmnullnwd them not | to fustice. The flight of thme wmade it | the circumetances, ‘There Hus Leen no * funy | preparations. rlak this CLo It n:"‘lhe;‘;q“m""‘ pibeidel] a A\ 'H Iing Seves oo e Burrogate. of 'St Lawreace Coune | at ol serious, The' Heafeys wereat once ar | necowsnry for Evauston o agalny take | Woek™ at Dexter Bark this scason aul there fs e ——— North Clark. and Lele strcets, for preparation for New and used Conkingand Heallle e L;I N‘fv%ank. l’l‘hlnwp:lnnu IP“D uu-!t'o be lg‘l!nl‘tid und Jocked up ut ‘the Madison-Street | s turn, and it came Thursday night, [ 1O Prospect that there will b under My, Man- OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, participation fu the parade. Alargo Jot of sccond-hand goods; BT refate marrisgo he wife of o Chicago lon. whe ‘some erprlstnge clditals | = N, Oct, 27.—Ste: = = s Eentleman, who s the brother of the insage | Last evenlng at sbout 7 o'clock tho machino T e el RE | fIOuete | ™ Hasaisony, Ma., Oct. &7.—The oneamdachait- | | SoUmuAsy O st a0 NORTH BIDE VETERANE, By B, W, WESTFALL & G0y Homun. Tho leter from the Surrogate says | shop and plaster manufactory of Col. L. Col- [ where they socurcd twn valuble gold watches | TH¢ tash wis won by Ben Rruce, with Galiway Wi e e 4 Comrades will asseible 3t thelr headquaricrs, 3 Eaat Randulohst. that he bad recelyed a letter_from the Buperin- | burn, 75 Btate Hroct, was cytered through a | ani s diosiond pin, The rume or other equally | tevond, aud Gourlee tiied, “,‘“‘-‘-*“’f QuEENsTOWN, Oct. 37.—Steamship Hibernlan, | corer Clark aud Erlo siricts, thls evoning at A tondent of Troor at. Malonis, N, Yo sottinic forth | rear window by a bargiar while he Colonel wos | bold persuns oiade a fricndly call ut Dr, Scott's, | [0 the thivd race, Bowly stuke four-mily heats, | from Baltlmore, has arrived, o'clock aharp, 1o Juln in Wo" escort lo Benslor | pyRINITURE. AT aets fu thio caso T 8 Woinuii Kept. 1o tho | B suppor; but the nian wus frightenca away bes | Bit, st Nudius the fanily awake, did not dia- | the frat heat was wou by Adu, Heestorr second, | Nuw Youk, —Oct. 37.—Armived—Steamship iaing, the sulilerd® fricad, CARPETS, 70, Poor-Tiouss ‘ot _ that place @8 & common | fore layiie hunds on auythiie valuable, and | turh then. Tho fuct that they had called was | Viscolo aud Bl Sandy dlatanced, Ui, 7:85:40 | Weaer, from Dreuer, VETERANS, BTOVES, pauper. Ho learned she was from | made good hlseseaps with bis pal who wus | mude palufully apparent yun{emay worning, ll-“l'“ second ‘}'“En“"fl S s won by A“s‘ e —— Alold ..,fi‘ffl‘.".’,flfl?f tuen g"(n. ‘with the es- THause Faralshiug Uoods of sll Kiadt Chicago, aud wus related to persons | watchligs outslde. Juse as the Colonel entered | however, when the '\'nuge Clerk inseed tho | Heretog second. Time, 7133 FENIAN FOLLY, cort to Senator J, G, Blaine aturday ovening, will | _BATURDAY, Oct. 28 st l0o'clucka i —— Liere now, er nx)runmuue was that of & lady | the frout door, finding tho window urcn. und | brand-new overcoat which the eltizens have so ot retluement,and she was evidently out of place | I2arnlue from tho people lving in the atories | much admired, and various artledes of minor there. Tho rcuson why the Bufiurlnlendenz of | above that twa men had l]u he carried 0 his pockets. Jils h X Tiotd st 7 ©'cluck sharp, TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. BostoN, Oct. 27.~The Ierald's 8t, Albans ;;'_tg';;.;‘“;gg“{{g‘g‘gmg_.hfl O'tlecic sharp, Pt e > stionecrsy Naw Youk, Ott. 97.—Tho entiro Board of | SPccial says sccret proparations aso golug on I By L MOSES & GO ALC 6t yun off, | value which Fo. 25 East Waablogton-ste Poor biad written waus partly to flnd out if there | ho selzed his revolver ~ and started | brother ulso missed, nong other thiney, a gold ! ? Aduy of ¢ northern Vermont for anothier invaslon of Cane THIRD WiRD. 9 — of Fine Was 1oL Bome MG whe coull o held respouste | i puratit, but falled to come upwith them, Bt | wateh, by which he wsed 16 time tio nhuolmgg of Efi:fi:;—’ufin‘;fiefi;‘i ‘5,{’:‘{“"‘:";}‘“"‘3{"“??",’;3]‘;{ ada thia fall or carly in the epriog. Minuto-Men of tho Third Vard—You are orderod | Largo Dankrupt Bals of 8 "‘,‘f,“cflm‘vndf“ a ble for hier board and other exenscs, from the description by the people who saw | the younz ides of Glencoe, tion of the Exclse law In grautlug leenses for e —— 1o ruport ¢ your reupectivo amorfca to-dsy at 7p. | Clathlng, Tussday, Ock. 33, 167k K0Ty Gobdt Tn the above curious way the facts reached | thent como In the yard wid run off, the Colonel, | * 1tis expocted that the ~pipe for the extension | the sale of spirituous liquors to the proprictors TEMPERANCE m., suarp, o go and boar Halos speskcat tho ki | 0:00 oclock sy .~ Alsod T the ears of frlends here, and they fntend o | who has been (i edrlior days yood on u scout, is | at the Water-Works will lxu shipped to-dsy, | of cativg-houscs. o ’ 0 “.‘"f; by ‘5?,‘ \':nm“t:m'm:hwwm will buoffered. TR that therd Is'a chanze. * 11 not, Tegal stops will | satistied that he has spotted them. Onofaa | and the Cuminissioners are auxiously awaiting lad Dipatch (o The Tribuna. Newang, N. J., Qct. 37.—The Women's Na- | Dadies by 205 DRBRons CoCReitlt M ciasion TOVE MOARD: e be taken toseo if the schooltnuster, the hus- | tall, well-made man (the burglar), und his pal g | {is arrival. 8ruiNowisLD, ()1, Oct. 2%.—& certificate of | tional Christian Temperance Unfon is in session Exzpomtion Buildiny era scale whll b for | gt OSSR BOARD: L baud, cannot be wady to take care of his wife | sbort, thick-set, viclous looking scoundiel. The High-Schook Literary Society held sn ¢x- | incorporation was tu-day fssued by the Becre- | About 200 delegates Lrom Western and other | served for you natil Lalf-pst 7 o'clocks PAGH'S % TILE” BT