Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1877, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1877. FOREIGN. Turkey Pushing Her Peace Negotiations with Servia, The Turkish Propositions thus Far Aro Very Unsatisfactory. Montenegro Reminds Servia of Their Mutual Stipulation. Russia and Gormany Bolioved to Be in Closs Communication. The Former Deslres to Know If a Victory Over Turkey Wonld Be Allowed to S(nn!l. THE LAST. MORAL GUARANTEES WANTED, Loxpow, Feb. 1.—A correspondent telegraphs that, despite Bcrvian suspicions, 1t appears tho Tarks do not require materlal but moral guar- intecs, namely: that the Powers, particularly Russla, should guarantee 8crvia's good behay- ‘or. Thia fdea fa nlmost na unfortunate as it a msterfal guarantce should be demanded. BERVIA AND MONTENEGRO. Lospox, Feb, 1.—A dispatch from Constantl. nople says: **It is belleved that the Porte, in its negotiations with Bervia, Is dispoted to re- quire a3 s guarantee tho contlnued Turkish oc- cupation of Alexinatz. Montencgro, in reply to Midhat Pasha’s dls- pateh to treat direct for peace, accepts the pro- posal to negotinte, and requeats the Porte to stato tho conditions it will accord as o bnsls of negotintion, A Times dispatch from Berlin snys Bervin fs willing to raza the fortifications at Deligrad and Alexinatz if Turkey lcaves the other fortresses in her hands, The Roumanians aro ERECTING DATTERICS opposite tho Turkish redoubts at Widdin, Itis understood that the mobilization of the Russian guards lias been resolved upon. BERVIA WAITING, A Times telegram from Belgrade reports that Bervla Is waiting for replics to hicr appeal to the Western Powers to fnterfere In her bebalf, for tho purpose of arranging terms with the Porte which shall bo satisfactory to both Govern- ments, and not contain stipulations for guarantees - s0 repugnant to both Bervin and Montenegro, It s probablo the Skuptschina will meot, notwithstanding the Cabinet's opposition, to ratify the treaty, it ons {s negotiated. It s certaln that thero will Do n Conscrvative Minlstry as suon as peaco is concluded. NLOOTIATING WITIT MONTENEGRO. A Vieuna correspondent of the Times telee graphs that. Coustant Effendi hoa been fostructed to proceed fmmedintely to Cettinjo to open negotintions. Montencgro fsawaro that the Porto, although anxiuns to make peace with Eervla, is comparatively fn- different as regards Montonegro, becauso the Jatter's geographical position precludes effectivo co-operation with Russla. Montencgro Is there- forg laying great stress upon the sgreement by which the Trincipalitles promfsed not to act Indepondently of cach other. The. Prince has scut tho most positive assurances to Belgrade that ko will . only act In union with Servia, as ho sces that by solldarity with 8crvla he witl bo ablo to extract much Letter conditions from the Porte. Midhat tasha futroduced a stipulatlon for Ruarautees as a concession to the Turkish party which objected to the Porto’s makinz overtures to A DEFEATED ENEMY, It 1s thought he will clther drop tho stipulation or reducs ft to an fnoffensive minimum, As s0on as it was known that Turkey had mado overtures to Scrvls, the Ruasian representatives 8t varlous courts declared that Russta hiad no objectfon to the concluslon of & peace. It fs curlous that thesé representatives do not scem to have orders to make a similar declaration With regard to Montenegra. BUSSIA AND GERMANY, The Parls correspondent of the T¥mes says it 18 aflirmed on all hands that a brisk correspond. cace 1s progressing between Russia and Ger- many, Some nssert that Russis wi to know whether sho could enfoy the frults of victory It slo uchicves one, It is certaln that Turkey quite comprehiended the dangerof the pro- of the present atate of A _direct lflllnfmlz‘flml which mlgmlmt to Russia {s, therefore, being aincerely sought——such o would atlay publle excitement nud Justify disarmament by both Russia and ‘Turkey, 5 Tho Journal de 8t, Pelersion o Journal . Pelersbourg reports that th Kban of Khiva hasapplied ruru”fur%?ll mmnlelg i!::mr ration of his territory fute the Russian mplre, ’ DIAZ AUEAD, Citr or Mexico, Fob. L.—Armed resistance azalnat Gen, Dlaz {s considered ot an cud for the present. Many adherents of Lerde contlnug ta leave the country, fearing outrages. ,. Tha Church party tacltly countenances Dlaz, but 1s really working to place the Conservatives in power. Tho gencral oplulon prevalls that the Diaz Qovernmeont will be of shiort duration. Gen, Dinz has ordercd the relense of a numbor al forelguers who haye been conlined In prisons at Matanioras and Monterey. Information was recolved here moro than & week sluce that Lendo and Iglesias succeeded In leaving the in safoty, but the U - went fas purposcly delayed s pubhications GREAT BRITAIN. RINDERV'EST. Loxpox, Fcb, 1.—Tho rinderpest having ap- weared in Limeliouse Parfsh, a suburb of Lon. don, nelther cattle, sheep, nor goats can leave ndon, P JOINED THE MABONS, Loxpoy, ¥eb. 1.—Tho Klug of 8weden, tho Crown Prince, and Prince Jokn of Gluckaburg, bave becomo Froe Matons. LEPT. Blade, the American * medium,” has gono to Russta to fulfill an eugogement. . BLADE'S 1EALTIT, The sollcitor of Dr. Slade, the Spiritualist, publishies a Jetter declaring that Blade,f whoe s altnaingly {Il, left England togo to Kussia Defore it was known that fresh procoedines would bo taken against bim. The sollcitor in- tends to zmcud to the Contlncnt shortly to tako medical ndvice a3 to Lis chicnt's fitness to 3ppear aud answer the renewed charges. FRANCE, PAMINE RELIXY, VersaiLLxs, Feb, 1,—~The Scnato has passed 8 graut for the rllofof the famine-stricken foe bavitants of Poudicherry, ou the Coromandel Coast, India, NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED, Pani3, Feb. 1.—iho publication of the Journal les Droits de 10 Homme been suspended for slxmonths by the Uovernment, its editor to_thrce months' imprisonment for sentenced insulting the Presid, I the Repub d g i ottt Ve MePe e SPAIN, TREATY TINKERING 1, 0%D0%, Feb. 2—5a, m.~A diaratch from Asdrid to tho Standard states that negotiations bave commenced between Spain and the United Bg:lu for the revision of thoTreaty of 1703, so unleas taken fu arncd rebellion. TEMPERANCE, Bpocial DispateA to The Tribuns. McGnxgon, Ia., Feb. 1.—At Cresco, In., the l,cmpemnu people aro trying to euforco the Probibitory Liquor law, 8lxty suits bavo been cummcneenl:‘ whisky has been thrown into the Street; tho groatest cxcitement prevatls; busk Beis ls aflcted, aud no ong cau now tell the Sutcome, or tho result npon the busincss-pros- Brets of the town, The worat kind of fecling friends are made deadly enemies, Special Dispated ta The Tridune. Mich., keb. I.—Dr, Reynolds, the ornier, ns atarted n movement. cnded all over the State. He will here to-morrow at. the Opern-House, a3 ugh n_devent Christion, i oprosed to spenking in charches, for fear of scctarinn ine flucnee, and because those peesons he wishes to reach varely enter a church. Dr, IR, telly his story in o simple, casy nanuer, uses the slanz phrases onc hears on the streete, and, ns Lo says, “is ona of tho hoys who knowa how 1t le hitnsclL." In the Saginaw Valley he lins created ad havoe with the Houor-scllers’ business, in some fnstances tho daily recelpts of a raloon are now lesa than 25 ccnta, where §12to 815 was formerly the usunl amount. Thousands of names liave heen added to the Reform Ciubs. In Monroe a club of 800 or 400 ina heen formed; and large clubs hase been formed In tuls city, Jackson, Adrian, and Battle-Creck, —————— CASUALTIES. THY: RIVERS. 81. Lows, Mo., Feb, 1.—The fce opposfte the cty and o8 far up as Blascli's Polnt, four miles above, made two or three slight movements be- tween noon and-3 p. m. to-day without dofnz any harm. The apace fn the harbor opencd by tugs yesterday was filled up, and it looked ns though ferringe would be stoppedagaln, About 4 p. m. o Inrge part of the gorged fce at thofoot of Arsenal Island, on the Missour! side, becamo detached and moved down the stream. Later atill a farger body extending from the fobt of tho falamt to the Illinols ehore broke Joase and flonted away. The river scems to be open for along distance below that point. The gorge between Arsenal Island and the Miesourd shore, extending avove the Arscnal, fs still firm. The fleet of boats helongingto the Keokuk Northern Line,which were jammed {n this gorgo when the river closed, aro “still at this point, but are in open water nlong the shore, and In_a position and condition to help themselves should the Rorga there break. Efforts have been made for several days tto cuta passage-way from where thicse stcatners le, above the head of the Island, to Cohokia 8lough, on the Ilinofs aide, with ‘A vlew to running the boats over and ‘plnclmt them out of danger, but tho cut bad _not been fintahed up to this afternoon. Between 6 and 7 o'clock this evening the lce moved again, anditis thought that, alded Ly the cut abova mentioned, and tho great pressure of tho mass which floated down this afternoon and that which followed to-niglit, the ficld Iylng between Arsenatl Ialand and Illinols has given way, and the channel Lins been onened on that aldo of the fsland, 8hould this prove truc, the K%ulmlx Northern steamers arg gafe, and tho probabilities are that all other bunm}lbnrgu. &e., lying between the arsenal and the bridge on this aide of the river will es- cape Injury, Advices” from _ Atton, IlL, twenty-five miles abuve licro, say the fcastarted thero ot 11 0'clock this forencon, but it probably did not move, for it also olnm:d at Jefferson City, an the Missouri River, but that would have no infucnce here. There {s n slight risc coming down _from above, but 1t does not scem to have any effect here, 8t. Louis, Feb, 1.—Later.—At this writing 10:80) tho fce hns stopped again, and tho har- r {8 viear, From the fact that the river has risen some three luchies sfnco dark, it §a now be- licved lhof;zmm on both sides of the Arsennl Island still holds fast. A steady min bhas been fallinz since about 5 p. m., and the ateambont men bave strong hopes, that the Arsenal Jsland Jam will break before mornlog. ASHTABULA. CoLuxnus, 0., Feb, 1.—B. F. Bowen, Thomas H. Jolinson, and John Grahamn, civil cngincers cmployed by tho Leglslative Committes to estl- mate the Ashtabula Ratiroad disaster, have sub- mitted n sworn astatement of facts sscertained by them. After referring to thelr calculation on the relative strength of different parts of thy bridge, and thelr observations at tho wreck, they submit the following concluslons: First—That all tho tension members had very In?;c factors of safcty, and wera abundantly ablc to sustaln oll the straln that could possibly come upon them in this bridge. Second—That all the comprosslon members, except the ocounterbraces, were doficiont in capacity, hoving very small factors of safoty. Third—Cousidercil with referonce to tho loca. tion of the break, it appears that the weakust hoint In tho braces was at and_near the break, and that the weakest polnt in tho top chord was at the centre. Though the top chord at tho polut of fallure does mnot show n state of sccurity much greater than that of tho Dbraces, tho probability s that the braces falled first, and_theroby (nvolved the falture of the top chord also, but inssmuch ns both members wern weak, and wers involved In the break, it is ot little importance which mem- ber took precedenco fn the failures, The factors of safety thronghout the compression members wero 8o low that falluro must Lave followed sogner or later. At this rolnt the enpincors proceed to say how tne fallure might have been prevonted ot a mnodernto cost. The remaiuder of tho sworn statoment of tha engineers s devoted to o consideration of other detucts I the bridge. Whilc theso defects wero not directly the cauao of fallure, they wero such as might fn themselves have led to fallure, They further add that the materiul, £o far as the! were able to judge, was of o superior quality, and, with fow exceptions, the workmanship wis very superior, Iis conclusion, they nn{ they find nothing In this caso to justify ronu lar apprehonsfon that thera may bo: sonio inbierent detect fn fron as o materlal for bridges, Thnr find no evidence of anv weakness in this brldge which could not lave been discovered and pruvented. A LOCOMOTIVE WRECKED, Apectal Dispalch to The Triduna. WAUKEOAN, Fob. 1.—The freicht trains arris- nving from the south aro generally detached from the engino sbout one mile distant from the flepot. The 10:45 freight arrived lnst night with Engino No. 277 (nadvance, As the englne ap- pronched tho switch near the tank, it was found openon the turn-tablo track, instead of the westor maln track: the whistle down-brakes was lmmcdiately given. The track which tho onzino was now on cxtended but o short dis- tauce, The engincer employed every means by which the engine tnight pau(my'gu brought to a halt, "Beelng, howevor, that the spaco was fast sliortening, he and tho fireman Jumped from their perilons itlon, th running into thy I.nln»l-hlu gfll 15;::; sugchg;? belng opon at the time, was struck broadald and completely deniollslied, &s was also the ¢ frlno and several cara that werg heaped upon it. ho traln wos managed by Walter Bt, Clalr, engincer; John Vantwood, firemmg and 8. Crowle(. conductor,—all carcful men, and to none of whom 1s any blauie attached, * Boveral ch-nfu have Jately boet mnado fn the Compa. ny's forcu of emFlo\‘u, out of which hias grown conaiderable Wll-feellug, and it Is supposed that :’ho u:lt‘v':r, “.t,l‘l;t'l. hm{ t:‘ean Ieft in Yru per - lon 0 Nl ~watchman, was | some ix the dfln(llfled nnl'{. Shiaod by —— DROWNED, Bpecial Dispateh 10 The Tridune, Keoruk, Ia, Feb. L.—Threo wmen named Adam Bchwartzman, W, Appel, ana Willfam Ely, who reside at Warsaw, IIL., while on thelr way homo from this city ou the river this cycn. ing, broko through end went under tho fce, Behwartzman and the horsss wero drowned, and the other two men only reached the shore after & desperate struggle, In which thoy were severe- 1y ent and bruised by the broken ice. The body of thedrowned man, together with the horscs and wazan, disappeared undcr the ico and have uot been found. — RUN OVER AND RILLED, Bpecial Dispaich (o The Triduna. IxDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.—A train on the Pane Handle Raliroad to-day ran {uto a buegy at Ir- vington, an eastern suburb, and killed Mrs. D. . Hume. Two other persons, Mr, Humo and alady, were not' fnjured. The rallroad will be sued” for damages, It. belng alleged that the whistle was ot sounded upon approachiug the crossiog, " $ COLLISION, Ixpramarorts, Ind., ¥eb, 1.—The lightning express on the Pan-Haudle Road st noon to-day rau ioto e carriage at Irvington, contalnlog Mr, aud Mrs. Huwme, aud Mrs. Guftin, injuring Mrs, Humo so badly that she caunot live.” Tho other two escaped by jutplug. INDIANA MAYORS, Special Dispatch (o The Tribune. InpuanaroLs, Feb, 1,—The couvention of Mayors continued its scssion to-day, and are making 8 thorough revision of the city charter. 1t is proposcd to make tho City Assessor to be appointed by the Council fustead of clected by the people, and to recommend that collection be iwade in confoswmity with the Jaw governiug tho collection of county taxes, but providing that thcre be by divislon of taxcs, and requiring delinquent sales to be wade from tho City Treasurcr’s office, fustead of from the Court- House, &s now provided. All rqeommendatious ture. presails hetween the apartfes, and life-long | were referred ton special committee to_eollect and put fu ahape for reference to the ‘The ¥peclal Committee eonstete of 13, . Feuislne Justice, of Loganeport; R O, [lawkins, of Tn- | dianapolia; weeks Senato. miams Assistan plans; and getting ery country. kuown. Bascts, Architects, of freight mon. pointe. wero presented to submit to the rreo smendment to the Constitution for five of three Bupreme eration of tho Lill excmpting from taxation the bonds of tha Weat Wisconsin Raflroad in Buffa- 1o and Pepin Countles was postponed until to- morrow. The bill to repeal empting the lands of the West Wisconaln Rafl. L lenllul‘l.h was (-ons‘ldunm;l, %g'rl lu(i detinitely postponed by a voto of 70 to aug tho motfon recousidercd and Iald on the table. way from to 81,101 ILLINOIS RO QUORUM, 7 ST 1, of Richmond; J. . Willlamson, and Allen Zotiers, STATE AFFAIRS. opecial Dispateh ta The Tribuns, JUDGE DAVIS, 8ramvorinLn, 1ll, Feb, l.—~Sevenicen Een- ators and slxty-one Representatives anawercd roilcall this morning, and, thers belug no quorum fn cither branch of the Assembly, both Houges sdjourncd. There may be a quorum to-morrow, but tnere fs little' prospect of the transaction of any real business until next Members generally report that they fonnd in all casca hut one expressfon among thelr con- stituents, Republienn and Democratle, as to the election of Judge Dasis to the UnitedsStates ‘That wan of sutlsfaction at the result, NZGISTRY. Oberiy, of tho Calro Jwilletin, who is here, says the explanation of it Is that Davls {s a Con. servative Republican, which s but another name for & sensible Democrat. Kehoe, In the Senate, and Taylor, of Cook, in the Housc, will shortly introduce a bill re- enacting the Election Reelstry law of 1865, The only changs made {s that a penalty Is Imposed upon members of the Board of Registration for negleet or refusal to act, thelr duty being made compulsory, as in the casc of jurors. TIHE ATATE-IOUBE. and watchmen, TOlal oiriieennreosearaanes o0erei$133,084,10 The State pald first for tho orizinal erchitcet's then 5,000 was pafd for the cxtra plans onlered of Cochrane & Plquinard, the architecta: thon Bauner, Carter & Deakman wero pald £0y and preparing In detailn plans and 8| speeifications to for Ifications, The a mighty sharp inqul after nll this outlay, and after the cxpenditure of 856,126 for supcrintendenta, ete., what oceasion was there for 877,853.10 more worth of archi- tects, commirsions, and premlums! And what were the commisslons nnd what were thoy pald, and towhom, and by what nuthority? One hundred and thirty-three thou- sand sIX hundred and cighty-four dollars and ten cents for architeets anid thing ‘*ete.,! provokes cxecedingly lvely inquiry as to what was Included fn the ctcetcra, the money, and what was it paid for! Inthe cstimation of cverybody who hns scen it, the new State-TTouss makes s showing foran fnvest- ment of $133,634.10 In **architects, ete.,” poorer than any other of the poor investments made of the people’s money in this Btnto since its organ- izatlon.” That much Investment {n archiivcts, with tha three million and odd fnvested In ma- terial and Jabor, vught to have givenus some- thing a deal better than wa have gotten, One of tlio ftems in the report of the State- House Commissioners thet excites no smalil in- quiry Is the following: Items cf expanditnre for archltects, ete,, which wero not Incladed In tho estimates, and which conld not bo ayolded. com: $77,658.10 + 60,120.00 golng over them new revised set of inquiry, and It fs ryy too, is, premium? On clnssed o8 Who got WISCONSIN., THE LEGISLATYURE, Epectal Dig Manison, Wis., Feb. 1.—To-day belng the day | for cutting off new busiooss, o perfect shower of bills wers presented - In both Houses, and cach Houso holds n scaslon to-night, when an- other cloud of bills will appear. A resolution was offered in the Scnate for the removal of the rematnsof the late ex-Gov. Harvey from Elmim Bills wero presented for an amendment to the Constitution cutting off old clafins nralnst the State; to enable the Wiscon- siu Valley Railroad to complete its lino of road, and exompting its lands from taxation; to con- pol milivays to avold discrimination in rates guscnzcrn, cxeept at com- n Aszcmbly, to Wisconsin, and the —— Court Judges. Dbills lo- an ustead o law of 1870 ex- INDIANA. TNE LECISLATURE. &pectal Dispatch to The Tribune, n clther Isptanarowts, Ind., Feb, 1.—The Scnate to- day passed a bill restricting the rate of taxatlon ‘This bill bas special reference to Indlanapolls, and was prepared by an assocla- tionof leading uzpniv:n. {mportance was dono No other matter of House. ELECTION CONTEST. OIII0, Tho Democratle contestant from Kosclusko and Whitley Conntles will _probably withdraw hls conteat of the scat of Senator Olds, Olds was o Notary Public at tho time, and it is clalmed was ineligible, Democrats 1tfs found that two ere Notarlesat thetime of election, and they will not vots to unscat themsulves, ‘The acheme for forcing still being urgod, but the Hepublicans in the Ilouso will have nothing to do with it. The de- slizn i8 to securc tho next Legislature to clect o Benator to succeed Mortan, a reapportionment (s BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS. Jox va, Harmon, and hicaring of tho case until Corusnus, O, Feb, L—~In the IHouse to-day a resolution was offercd and lald on the table to print, authorizing n company to eroct n Gover- nor's manalon on East Broad street, in consld- eratfon of adced from tho Stato to Its right to ten acres of land adjolaing tho proposed loca. tion for the residence, 5 A bill was futroduced to fIX the fees of Coun- ty Auditors, ‘Tho Bcnate decided this evenlng that {t had jurisdiction In the contested-clection caso of {mlponcd tho further Feb. 10, ARKANSAS, BALARY DILL. Litrze Rook, Ark., Feb. 1~The House to- Qay considertd, in Committes of tho Wholo, a blll to appropriate money to pay mileage, per dicm, and contingent expenscs of the General Assembly, The debato Jasted oll day,~tho ad- vocates of the Btato scrip at its face value for salaries making a strons fighit, ARIZONA. A LEGISLATURE CAPTCRED. BAN FRranctsco, Cal., Feb, 1,—A San Dlego Qfspatch eays the Arizous House to-day passed a bill oxemptiog the Southern Pacific Rallroud from taxation for four years, and permitting 10 cents per nlle for passon ton for freight, 11t to-morrow. and 13 conts per The Council will agreo to the NEW YORK. IN FAVOL OF BPECIE PATMENTS. Atsaxny, N, Y., Fev. 1.—Tho Benate passed unanimously a resolution favoring the speedy resumption of specly payment, ———— ILLINOIS EDITORS, &pecial Dispaich 10 Tha Trivune. Ca'ro "Hullstin, 1, whera the! -Gien, Hilllard, Ca on bebsll of the Association, briefly At the evenl #reas, read a history of night Sccretary and Mre. Ucorge H. Harlow bauqueted aud ontestained tho Assoclation, tho ocrasion belng moat soclablo and entertain. fug. Tho State oflleers aud prominent citizens were present. The 0. John 11 f the responded ‘on _ behal o wembers also visited the were cordially wel- BerixarizLp, 1., Feb. 1.—Ths Niluofs Preas Assoclation continued its sesslon to-day, and adjourned this evenlog, malnly occupled In th intercat only to the professior ternoon tho mombers calle Gov, Cullom, The Govere; ors for (helr call, and » lay’s sessfon was 0 discussion of subjects of dn.‘ During the af- nforually uj e ¢ briefly of the paw- dutics, snd responsibiliti hand u;:’n cs of tho press of the 3 Oberl{. of the of the pt. res) Berogze, nded. scasion Alr. Clintow, of the Polo tion. To- ———a—— FINANCIAL, East Burravo, Feb. 1.—Frank Weffner, an extensive pork-packer, has made an assigument for tho benefit of his creditors. Linbliitles un- Dispatol ta The Tribu::, Forr Wavns, lud., Feb, 1.—Tho fallure of Frecman & Barnctt, owners of the Fort Wayne P-per-ll'lili, 0&'). announced. Liabilitics $30,000; The: consfd- CRIMINAL NEWS, A Blood-Curdling Tragedy at Eg= bertville, on Staten Island. A Manine Nents Iis Mother to Death with a Clabe--A Sister Wounded, Another Maniao, ot Loulsville, Rills His Mother with a Hatchet, Still Another Maniaec, at Auburn Prison, Slays a Keeper, A Man at Bloomington Confesses a Murder Committed in 1869, BUTCIIERED BY A MANIAC, Aoectal Dispatch to The Tribune. Xnw Yonx, Feb, 1.—A terrible trazedy was enacted at Egbertville, Staten Inland, this morn. Ing. Patrick Dolan, a young Irishman, has for some time heen of unsound mind. His aged mother and a slster, not willing to place him tn an asvlum, took him to Egbertyille, hoping the quict of that village would ald to restore his reason. Dolan seemed harmless, and the pros- pects of his recovery promising. But, at 8 this morning, he rose while his sister was sleep- ing, went to the woodshed, nnd got a club. Thus armed he stole back to the houre and mounted to tho room In which his mother, on old lady of 70 years, was alecping, and began to nssault her, The first blow {njurcd the old 1ady severely, but sheman- oged to get out of bed and cluda ber crazy ron for some time. An opnortunity finally offered, and e fellea her witha blow, mutllated her body tn the most horrible manuer, and then sought another victim. Ifs sister Ann, who tiad been aroused, escaped him with cuts on the head ond limbe which will probably not prove fntal, The neighbors were startléd by the crids of her mother aud herself, ‘and, before Dolan could bo secured, b had hurt Lowrence Curry severcly and would have killed” him but for the arrival of his son, Bylvester, who had a fearful struggle with the madman before a rog could be I’m“md and the latter bound, I?: was arrested and placed in the Richmond fall, Meretaforo he bas borne a good reputation, and was not a drinking man. No cause for his in- sanity Is known. MURDER CONFESSED. Special Dispateh to The Tridurte. . BroowinaTox, 1il., Feb. 1.—A prisoner in the McLean County Jail named John Plerson, who was arrested and Jalled for swindling fn Bloom- ington aud Normal, tolay created a sensatlon among prison oflleinls by confesaing to State's- Attorney T'lfer and Jailer Rowetl that he mur- dered Murray McConnell, in Jacksonville, fn February, 1860, striking him with o poker In his private oflice, "°'"F excited by abusive languagze uscd by McConnell, Piereon'is about 45, and s & hgrdencd villain, well known to the oficcrs of Justice throughout Itinols. 1o has Leen sent to Joliet twice from hers, once from Ottawa, and onco from Champaign. His nnsrative is stralght, so far as the facts of the murder are remembered liere. TLLINOIS KU-KLUX. Epectal Dispatch ta The Tridune. . Mantox, 1L, Fev, 1.—~Nothing of particala Intercat In addition to the uncarthing of Wil- Yamson County's sccond Ku-Klux Klan has been developed. The Grand Jury to-day re. turned to the court, Judpe Crawford presiding, an Indictment of four counts azalnst David B, Moss, John E. Palmer, Alfred T, Jackson, and John Gossott for consplracy to murder and rob, They will bo tried at tho next Muarch term, Prosccuting-Attorney J. W, Hartwell descrves great pralse for his energetic movements in working-up theso cases In the Interest of the people, avid B, Moss is heibg tried at the lxrescm writing for forginz an order on I, N. Tarrison In 1860. = He will probably bo found guilty, and bo sentenced to about “four years® servitude, aud then be returned and tried for the consplracy, UNROOKFED, &pectal Dispalch to The Tribune. New Yong, Feb. 1.—Lah Fon, the Chinaman 8o torribly wounded by Ah Fuln Bunday, fa dead. 1118 case {s n remnrkable one, Ilis skull was 80 badly fractured that an opening as large s an apple was made, through which the pul- satlons of tho brain could Lo casily watelied, Hitherto fow men have' been known to live threo days with so large s part of theskull romoved. The physicians had ampleop- portunity toexaminethe .pulntlcn!nf his brain, and {v is understood important abscrvatious Tiave been made, There will be no_uutopsy, as Ah Tun did his woirk too effectually to leave any room fur doubt, 1a, who was also con- cerned in the murdar, has fled to Philadelphia. ‘The dotectives aro after bim, TRAIN-WILECKERS, Br. Louvts, Feb, 1,—~A baud of train-wreckers havo bess operating for some tima past on the Missourl, Kausas & Texas Rallroad, and scveral trainy bave been thrown from the track and robbed, The operations of the band have been in very thinly-sctticd parts of - Bouthern Kausas snd tho Indlan Territery, and the task of caj turlng any of them has been exceedingly dllfi: cult until Baturday last, when two of ‘them, named Meadows and !Ieml, were arrested by l)epm‘)‘ United States Marshal Stevenson. Thoy were fieavily froned and taken to Fort Smius, Ark., wherethey will bo trled, ANOTHER IIORRIBLE MYSTERY. Quixer, IL, Feb, 1.—A man supposed to ba Charles B. Webster, of 'Jacksonville, was at- tacked in the strectaof this city at 10 o’clock and terribly beaten with o club, s skull was fractured, and his nose and jawbono broken by the blows, 1t {a thought that Ws lujurles . aro fatal. Robe bury s supposed to have been the objuct of the attack, as no mnnudr was found upon his person when he was found. o came to this city at t this cvening, left the hotel at 8:50 to go to the depnt, aud was assaulted on his way there, Iils sssnilunt hias not beou discovered, EXTRADITION FROM LOUISIANA. LouiaviLLe, Ky, Feb, 3.—Informatlon from Frankfort to-night says Qov. McCreary - hus recognized Nicholls as Governor of Louisiana, by tssulng a requisition on him for the return of Muurleo A, Behwab, arrested in New Orleans, Hehwah represented Lhmul( a8 u correspondent of the I t, and for fraud comumitted in Loutsville 1s now wantod by tho authorities of Kentucky. ANOTIER CRAZY MURDERER, LoussviLLe, Ky., Feb. 1.—In thiscity this morning Johanna McCarty, aged 65, was killed by her son Timothy, a lad of 19, There was no witnesscs to the deed, nor hatl any troublo ex- Isted prior to its occurrence. When discovered, the woman's head wos horribly cut with.a hatchet, and the son gave evidence of fnsanity, Ho was arrcated, — INDICTED FORR MURDER, _ Muxpms, Tonn., Feb. 1,—Sherif Anderson Jeft this evening for Paducah "to brine back Robert Drury, who recently murdered bls uncle, Albert Gibson, fu this city, Ttis stated Drury hins conscnted to raturn without a requisition, and answor to the indictment for murder found by the Graud Jury, KILLED HIS KEEPER, Ausury, N. Y., Feb, L—Keeper Caslor, whiloongaged with o squad of convicts cleaning thio walks in front of tho prison this afternoon, was attacked by Willlam Barr, |a conviet, and horribly maugled sbout the head, causlug ine stant death. Barr was transferrcd from tho Iusano Asylum. Bupposed to be fusane, e ——e HBURGLARY. Bpecial Dispasch (o The Tridure. Maxpora, Il Fub. 1.—~The grocery store of Ruady & Fisher, of this place, was entered by burglars last night aud robbed of soveral boxes ot knives and 82 in wmoucy. The burglars forced thelr waythrough s back window, leaving au auger sud screwdriver behind. e PENITENTIARY ¥OR LIFE. Tup1aMaroLys, Feb. 1.~The juryin the case of Frank Alden returaed a verdict of murder in the sccond degreo: tenced him to th Penitentiary for l:?n.md e skl ——— COUNTERFEITERS, Nsw Onrzans, Feb. 1.—Francisco Pontfllo and wife, Martin J. 8cott, Virgll Gosgaruo, -and ALLIGED ROBBERY, Epectal Dimpateh to The Trihune. Damvinte, HL, Feb, L—Marstal Myers, of this ety arrested Willfam M. T'axton at his lome ncar Encene, Ind., last nizht, on the chargn of robbing Benfamin Naylor. e was tomitted in default of 8000 bail. ANOTRER BAD DELGIAN, Cixcisxari, ()., Feb, 1.—The Commerelals speeial mays ayonng Belgian named Vonder- helper was arreated in Goshen, Ind., to<lay, on n charge of forzery to the amount of 600,000 france.” He wiil e taken t4 New York to awalt extradition, ANSCONDED. New Yok, Feb. L.—Quack, of the firm of Quack & Burgen, cotton-brokers, has ab- sconded. THE RAILROADS. TAKING THE BULL BY TliE HORNS, It must have been notlced that during the last &ix months the earnings of the rafiroads leading to this city from the West and South- west have greatly fallen off ‘an compared with 1he correspunding months of the year previous. This large falling oft In the earnlngs of these roads is In some measure to be aseribed to the dull times, and partly to the dlscrimination made nzalnat this city by Eastern roads having southwestern connections at 5t. Louls, Toledo, and Yeorfa; but the chief and principal cause is the grecdiness of our elevator-men and poor In- spection law. TueTrisvxeshowed abont a year ago that such a result would follow un- leas the elevators reduced their chargee. But the eclcvator-men could not sce it They would not forego any of their profits and they denounced Tt Trinuse for darin make such an unbusiness:like pro railrond manegers offered to al ing charges I the elevator-men would co-opere ate withi'them In bringing down the outrazeous- Iy-high terminal charges. But the clevators re- zed to do auy thinz and kept on charzing ex- tortionate ratce, and the result is that the busi- ness which once came to this city is now seck- ing other and morc advantageous channels, ition, The Toledo, for cxample, has greatly qnlnml durlng a! the last year, because its terminal charges are only ahout ouc-third what they are‘here, Tiie ratlroads, pervelving that something had to be done to atem the tide, have again taken the trouble of arguing with the clevator-men to bring aboul a reduction in the terminal charges at this polnt: biit their efforts belng of no avall, they hive come to the conclusion that u"would be nccessary to take independent action, ‘The manazers of the Chicago & Alton Rail- road descrve the credit of having taken the first step In regard to the much-lesired reform. . Mr. Jnines Smith. the (General Freight-Agent of thix rond, fssucd the following circtilar to agents and shippers y:.-lcnla%: On snd’after ¥ob. 1, and antil farther notice, bulk graln dellvered fror cars on track will ve ch;m:sd ot the same rate as grain delivered to ele- vatars, Herctofore an extrs _charge of 3 cents hns cen mndeon grain delivered from cars on alst the road cents per 100 1ba, of “avhich amount they have heen muleted beretofore for termiual charges. But beeldes saving this large amount, the ships perswill Liave anothier advantage, T not have thelr prain {nspocted. can sell it on its merits, I all the roads ing to this city frum the West would follow the excellent cxnmg:la set by the Alton Road, then the problem of terinlnal clarges at this point would be cifoctually settied. It would bring the clovator men to terms in Icss than a week. — CHICAGO & LAKE IIURON. Bpecial Dispateh to The Tridune. Laxsing, Mich, Feb, 1.~Tho Port Huron correspondence relating to the Chicago & Lake Huron Rallroad gives probably the correct ver- slon as to how tho capital was derived to build the Chicago & Northeastern Rafiroad, lowing offlcers bave just been announced: Audltor, C,W. Rausom; 8upply Clerk, J. I, Andrews: Geueral Ticket Agent, D, K. Smith; Car Accountant, F. T Horker; General Bacgage Agent, J. E, ters (n Part Huron. Mechanle Western Divislon: A. R, MeIntyre, master, will bo located at Battle Cree! Ludge of the Locomotive Brotherh been instituted. hereds nearly completed, and other cxtensive linprovements are belnz made to tho road fu this clty. DIVIDEND DECLANED. PRILADELPILA, Feb, 1.—The Directors of the Fennsylvania Rallrond Company to-day declared the uspul dividend of 2 per cent payable on the £7th of February, — 1TEMS, The 8ceretary of the Southiwestern Rafirond Rato Assoclatlon has just fssucd jolng freight tarlfs and classifications on West and East hound business. The rates do not differ from those publlstied in Tue TrisoNe of Monday, Anotker circular fn regard to lumber shipments has also been fseusd, but it merely differs trom the onc lssued hieretofore fi Including laths and shinglen, which aro put on the same footing as lumber, and will have to be charged by the hundred ponnds fnatead of by the car-load. There is somo slicht ditiiculty between the Chieago & Alton and Illinols Central Railroads in vegurd to passenger ratcs, It is claimued by the Iatter rond that the former i cuttlng rates to Kansas in violation of etipulations, and that 1t {s wroug oh tho part of Mr, Charltonto do eo. ‘The trouble will undoubtedly be adjusted with- out tho aid of a trlpartite committee, Mr. Ben Patrick, formerly Generul Agent of the Chicago & Northwestern Rtallrond, lins been appointed Chitet Clerk of the allico of tha Weat- ern General Passenger Apent of tho Chilcago, Burlington & Quincy Raflroal, ERRING WOMEN. THo Annual Meeting. Atthe clectlon of oflicers of the Erring Wome en’s Refugo Assoclation at the annual meet- ing, held at the Howe on Indiana sveuue, near ‘Chirty-irat strect, yesterday morning, the fol- lowing were chosens President, Mrs. B, F. Norcross; Vice-Presl- dent, Mrs,J. W, Mills; Recretary, Mrs, Ellen Mitchell; Treasurcr, Mrs. M. Cunynghame; ‘Trustecs, Tuthill Hing, George &, Mand, J. A, Avery, L. I Chamberlaln, J. 11 Swan, Dr, Roler, G. C, Beuton, 1, G, § Mre. 11, G, Otis g Mrs. O, B. Wateon, The Becretary's report chowa the following facts: During the fourteen years since the So- clety was established, 837 woinen have been un- d(-r{umm During the last year, 123 bave becn fnates. Of these Bl remafued at the closo of last year; U1 have been ad- mitted * through the vear; 73 were recelved; 12 were returned to friénds; 18 wero hanorably dischareed and provided with situations; § were tranaferred tu other institutfons; 8 wero ex- pelted; 32 ran away; the present number of fu- mates s thirty-four adults and five infants, Two deaths of adults heve occurred, and three of fufants; thirteen children have beeu born— seven maicl, six_females; four women have been recelved with childrens two women, for- merly inmates of the Home, have been respectas bly marricd alnce last yvear's report. ‘The - industries of tho ustitution at preseat sra sowing and laundry-work for the public, be- sides thy gcveral housework, which is done by the lnmates. The carnlngs of the sewlng-room during the year were $302. 14, and of the un- dry $23.03, 7 It (s hoped that they way soon fu- cude dressmaking, :umxm-ry u\rmlrl“uu“lI z:x:.. broldery awong ¢ r vcrupatious, onder to 1 lawy the .cfim of the wowen for earning viug. Tho Tressurcr's statement for the year showeds Receipts, §9,123.423 expenditures, 8,209.85; balanco on hand, $018.47, In the ufteruoon the Managers and Trustees met for the discussion of the affuirs of the Refuge, which were reported to be in a Sourish- {ug condition. e ————m—— THE INDIANS, Convexss, W. T., Feb, 1.—The following from a rcliablo party at Red Cloud, dated the Slasult,, gives the status of affalrs at that Agcucy: The Sioux and Arapahos scouts who took part in the MacKenzls fight were niustered out and pald off yesterdsy, aud arc homcpsely pleascd with thelr treatment, aod convinced that loyulty pays. The pollcy pur- sued bero siuco last October bas been a success. The chaugo that has taken placo fn thu at- titude of tho Indians since disarmamcut redice elevating ehlnicn. 20n the contrll?‘. i o {sh the switche track, This was working into the hands of the clevator men, and as these men would not ns- {n bringing the business to Chica- £0, It I8 no loneer willlug to helv them in their extortlon, and will try to” zet alouz without the clevators h&;louullnx to the shippers about 3 ticy need n this city, but fead- The fol- Quick,—all of whom will have thelr headquar- Georgo Preacott, Mastor- ‘raln-IMspatcher; and W, i, Hollister, Pay. wheron Lon Just ‘The bridgo over Giraud River furd. Matrons, k 5 e e e searccly be- one row seos « tha alightest Lelest ofthe Agent ean he May showed ruch Giovernment and e dor recelvedt aa yet fromt Tl some tinie azo tn cominnnieate ®1ththe host Jes. The Chegennes fuceceded in stenling eleven ponles from this party nter fte departure from this point last Satiinl A trapper named Knant, shile followinz his avocation on Cattone wonl Creek, forry miles northiwest of Fort Laiamle, was surprised and kitled by the Chey- cnnc;. His hrother, with him at the time, cs- caped. rime aa thoee who inet sme confempt for thy No ncws has been e S e, FIRES. AT LUDINGTON, MICH,. Fpectal Dirpateh to The Tribwne, Lupixetox, Mlch,, I'eb. 1.—-A fire hroke ont this morning fn the rear of I.J. Goadscll's hardware. Four stores,a warchouse, and the opera-hiouse burned. Dr. Johnsou, of Grand Raplds, loss £3,500; no fnsurances B, J. Good- sell, loss not known; - fnsurance, $9,000; Jacob BtafTon, loss, #2,500; insurance, 21,0003 Mar- shall Brayman, Toss Iights large ealvago; fnsur- anve, 4 Andrew & Plerce, losn light: {nsure ance, 87005 M, F, Alexander, low, £1,000; in- suranice, $460: W, I, Cushway, lota light’; no inaurance. About fifteen companies ebare the oss, . CHICAGO. At ten minutes to 10 o’clock Inst night, a still alarm was seut In to the A, D. T. offlce from A. T. 8tewart & Co.'s etore, Washington strect, cast of Wabash aveuue, The Fire Patrol re- rponded nmmnlli, and entered the premiscs with thelr Babeacks, but no blaze could. be dis- covered, One of Pinkerton's watchmen claimed that ho eaw a blaze under the vauit lights In the engine-room. ‘This was the second alarin withe In two days from the eame place, AT OMAIA, NEB, Ostana, Neb., Feb, 1.—A fire last night de- etroyed two freme bulldings occupled as a gro- cery and blacksmith shop, corner of Sixteenth and Cass. Loss $2,6002 small Insurance on grocery. WASHINGTON. The President Urgently (n Favor of Imme- diate Bpecle Jtesumption—Ifls Rensons Therefor—The Public Debt Statement Feb, 1—District Polico Mattera, Epecial Dispatch 80 The Tribune. WasnineTos, D. C., Feb. 1.—The President permits the following statement tobe madeas to his vicws hud Intentions upon the finonce ques- tlons: First—ThePresident helleves we can commence payments now. Ile desires to put himeelf on record as éntertaining that oplulon before he goes out of office. He is convinced that tho currency can be brought to a specie basis within a month. Second—He does not - believo there will be much demand for gold under his proposition, because the holder of o greenback could getn Gorernment gold-bond for it, paying 4 per cent intercst, TANrd—Ilc urges an fssue of not more than £100,000,00 of such bunds to fund greenbacks, the bouds to e valid as bank reserves on de. ‘posits and sceugity for cireutlation. Jourth—Iie has now. fizures to show an in- creasing trade balance fn our favor, Including speele. He cxpresses his conviction that gold will soon beatn polut mot above 2 per vent premium, and that it will speedliy emerge from s ' _lplm-ns. I-:lfm hie Prestdent instances the fact that the Imports of spccie for the eix months ending "n"i 1 were uearly §700,000 more than the ex- ports. 7o the Western Avnciared pre 0 the Western Atinciated Press, ‘Wasminaroy, 1), C., Feb. 1.—~The public debt statement s as follows: Six percrathionds. {ll’n Per cont bons ‘our and af per ceai boid: Tatal coln bonds. Lawtnl ntoney debt. Matured dabi 1,081, 707,500 477,513,501 2, 184, 240,511 0,507 477,00 et e Epecinl depostis eintion. of af deposlt. ‘Totalfa Treasury. 120,718,047 Debtless cash in Treasury,. 2,000, KO 1, 572 # ?l.luu!d“m Pacifc Raliroad Conip: pn‘flhle In Iswiul inonc; oy ye pid ot Ly, the United s‘?-r{:': 34,018,020 2 44 r‘-u i 7,004,533 0.014,470 mmissionera to- ¥ stated Maj. Richards, Supertntendent of Police, and also the detectivea who had been suspended, e CANADIAN NEWS, Special Dispateh (o The Trivuns. OrrAwa, Out., Feb. 1.—A deputation from the New Bruuswick Governtnest-bad an nter- vlew with the Dominlon Government to<lay, and urged a continuance of the subsldy granted to New Deunawick at the time of the confedera~ tlon, and expires this year by affluxion of time. It was decided not to contlune the subsidy on the ground that were it granted, Quebee, and possibly Ontatlo, would demand better terms, and the Dominion Government thus becomno distributor of funds to the Provinces, ‘The customs authoritlcaat thls point have made another selzure of frauducntly, cotered Amerl- can manufactured. fron, the” offenders belng Messrs, Laston, of Rochester, Government con- tractors, The mnatter wus scttled by the irm paying 50 per ceut increase valustlon, in addi- tion to a beavy tinc. ‘The Dominlon Sprlngl flotel was destroyed by fire today. Loss, 815,000, Bpecial Dispa’eh 1o The T.X3xne. QuxnEc, el 1.—Mr, Lemotne, a clerk In the Tost-Oflice, was to-day cotnmitted for trial for stealing money out of letters passing through tho Post-Ofliees Pl S— THE WEATHER. Wasnxarox, D, C., Feb. 2—1 a. m.—FKor the the Upper Lake region, cooler westerly winds, rising or atationary beronmcter, and partlycloudy weather, ) OBIEAYATIONN. oo~ Cilicaco, Feb. 3. Wind, |l Time, o [Thr T 0 43 | 73 8:078. m. 182, m, (# “Maalmumibermometer, 631 mintm URAERAL Oa:ll;VAYlu APPOINTHENTS, Apecial Diapatch to The Triduns. LANSiNG, Mich., Feb. .—The Governor has appeluted the followlng members of the Board of Commissloners for the general supervision of the Charitable, Peual, Pauper, aud Reformatory Institutions: Qcorge D). Giltesple, of Grand s, for the term of eight years—belug for the full term, as well asto il thiejvavancy cuused by the resizoation of Henry W. Lord; Moreau 8. Crosby, of Urand Rapids, for six ycars, in piace of J. IL. Brockway, resigned; Usziel Put. oam, Jr., of Pokason, for two years, in place of Wililam B, Willistus, resigned. Tho apoolut- ments were coutirmed by thoe Senate. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Nzw Youk, Fub, L.—Arrved, steamships Al- gerls, from Liverpool; Iindoo, from Hullj and Labrador, from Havre, 8aN Francusco, Feb, 1.—Cleared, the steam- er Alaska, for Hong Kong. 4 OBITUARY, Ciuvsraxn, O, Feb. 1.—Mr. E. C. Rousc, President of the Sun Insurance Compavy, sud a prominent citizen of this ¢ity, died this moru- ing. RELIGIOUS REVIVALS, Bpecial Disyaich to The Tribune. AngiaN, Mich.,, Feb. L.~Tlo gospel work initiated bero by Maj. Cole, of Chicago, ut the Opera-iTousc last cvening, met with a favnrable reception. undreds were turned away from the: doars, and to-niaht an adjacent chureh wiil Fe prepared to re cive the overfiow, In the chioral portion of the services the Mafor s sns- fained by his taleated wife and ddughter and the combined chofrs of the clty, 70 the Western Arsoctated Drese. L Onama e revival meetings in this city and Base leen very euccessful, and are daily fucreasing in fnterest and Importance. e t— . THE DUEL. How the Principals Toro Themanlvegme Hands Bhaken, but No Conversation. Xae York Sun, Jan, 30, A Sun reperter yesterday ottained what there 18 the best possiblc renson for believing an ae- curate nceount of the duel. It will bo scen that 1t tallles perfectly with the statcments made fn the carl published in the Sun of Jan, 10, hut carries the history further, and 18 much foller n detall, ‘The only peraons acturily on (he ground and wituessing'the firlng wern tho prinsipals and ecconde. The. friends who sccompanied théin kent watch at a distance and out of slght. The twelve paces wero measured by Mr, Bennett’s mc:"ml The manner of the principals toward each othier was perfectly courtcous, but nelther uitered a word. Both nsed thelr’ own pistole, Mr. Bennett's being of English make, Mr. M: of Ameriean. When the word was glven May fired wide of Mr. Bennatt and_Mr., Bennett firedd over Mr, Maoy's head, Mr. Mas's second then asked, * Are you satisfled?™ % Jam, en- tirely,” answered ‘Mr. Bennett in n clear, firm volee, ®“Are you satlafled?’ asked Mr. Pen- nett's eecond “In his turn, “Iam, I'tm,"” re- plied Ar, May qulckly, picking up his pistol, which_he_had dropped, and hundflm it t7 hls sccond. Mr. Rennett had mdvanced, havinz tossed his plstol tothe gronnd nearits box. Mr. Mav, who hnd stooped again to pick up hia fur gloves, scefoy Mr, Hennett coming toward him, hastily stopoad forward, meeting him mid- way, and cordlally graeped his extended liand. Nelther rpake, Mr. May turmnz to take his gloves, which his sexond had picked up and Lrought to him. Mr, Bennett turned to his eec- ond, “saying hie was chilled through, end would like a sup of brandy, It was supplied him from a, small silver Eocket flask which many in New York are familiar with, The two partles then repaired to their reapective conveyances and were joined by tho others, 1t had been previously agreed that, if elther was wounded or killed, “the matter should be kept quiet untll the other could leave for Europes that if the result was_gs it proved, Mr. Bennett would go to Europe, Mr. May keeping out of town until the affair should blow over. Miss Mag hae recovered from her Indisposi- tion. but hias been kept all along in kmurance of the ducl, having merely been informed of Mr. Bennett's departurc for Ewurope. It i stiil e lieved by many friends that in good time there will Ue'a reconclilation and inarclaze. The atory that Mr, Bennett has gone abrond, lke Byron, to find another home, I8 denled by his fricnds, who confldently expect his retitrn in the spring. 1t Is known that bls yacht 1s to be in commisslon next season, ————, BUSINESS NOTICES. Holand's Aromatic Ditter Wino of Iron Isn remedy for nervous debility, Impovenisbed hlood, audtmpalred digestion. Defpot, 3 Clask street. ——r— Mrs, Winslow’s Hoothing' Hyrup, for chil- drenteething, softens the gums, reduves inflamma. tion, allays all pain, 8urc 1o rezulate the bowels, LDKELPING GOODS, &e. Colden Ot GREAT ANNUAL - CLEARING SALE) West Hod Try Gonls Hong, Madison and Peoria-sts, CARSOR, PIRIE & (0, In addition to other bargains proviously ad. vertisod, offer the following at this sale: , Liniens & Honsekeeping Goods. 7-4 All-Linon Bloached Table Damasks, 0. 7-4_Bloached Linon Damasks, ex. heavy, 00, worth 75, 8-4_Bleached Linen Damasks, ox. heavy, e, usual flnca. 000, 8-4 Moached Linen Damaaks, ex. fne, $1; reduced trom S1.35, 7-4 Loom Dice Tablo Linens, 30, 40, and 5003 roduced 10 and 156¢ per yard, 7-4 Loom Damasks, 4503 sold for 00, 7-4 Loom Damuasks, Gda; sold tor 75, 8.4 “Curkoy-rod Lismaaks, best washing colors, 780, Damask Napkins, $1 dos; re. 5.8 Linen Totter quaiiiien Foduced i i after qualities roducod in samo proportion, Good A?l-Lmon Crashes, 50and Emwslrdl. Bnrgains in Rusaia Orashos, Bloachod Dameak and Linen Huck Towala. heavy and good size, 20 and 350; re- duced one-tl L 11.4 Honcy.Comb Quilts, 780; reduced from 381, 11-: Marsoilles Quilts, $2,50; roduced from Best qualities reducad in like proportion. Whng lé?mu. 124, 16, and ;00': roduced one-third. Nomuihn‘m ZLaco Ourtain Nets, 13)0; for- or] m ) Nnmnxzmn Lace, 25 and B0c; roduced rom 60 and 750, Nottingham Lace Curtains, $1.50 pair; ro. duced fromn $2.50. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 83 pair; ro. duced trom $8. Nottingham Lace Curlains, §5 pair; ro. duced from §8, losiery and Underwear. Tho On:tren I;x:rnlnl ever offered in this olesa of xoods, . Ladtes’ Whito Merino Patent Hose, 80 a rairy well worth 20, Missos® Merino lose, 5o pairs worth 20, Omg'%nn s Fancy Morino Hose, 60; worth Men's Bhetland Mering i;.Hose, Togular :Ifiah?unmy for 150 pafr. M’cg’- Whh.c’ '.'}."?rshl"" and Drawers, 0 0acu § Just hal rice. Men's White "Merino Ehlfll and Drawors, B60ct reduced from 75, M!l;;l lmolgdolflno Bhirts and Drawers, 0} wor o Mon's oarios h?arlnb Bhirts and Drawers, $1.28, worth 32, Meon's full regular.made White Moerino Shirta and Drawers, heavy quality, 1.26:1 caunot be bought elzewhere un- &4, noy:" l.hf.e;inohahm: 5?1“ Drawers, 2303 u cheap at 8U. Misien’ Merico Vosts, 5o s loss than balr. Ladios Merino Vests and Drawers, 500} R pnmfi;’fih'gnduwea and Ho. smless, All our flne story greatly reduced. In addition to the above, and the rost of our msmmoth stock, aukrupt Btock of Ladies' Oloaks, Undor Clothing, Corssts, and Hamburg Embroidories will be offered in this Golden Opportunity? = TnorEsoNAL. PERAANERT FFIGE AT CLIFTON HOUSE, ROOM O. DR. C. R. BROADBENT, Rlectriciun and Physician Spectal, ‘or Luag sud Throat Diseases, Asthms, Catarrh B tauptions b Heuieated Teialatioarrse dsad cured thousands of the cllclty aad vectable remedics Paralisle Neuralgia, Bheumna- f Lo Eye aud Bar, s ciila ‘oa 1aVi0g tuved from Falaier touse, bia per D0 wiid Fcaluerce 1 ot the Clfton Louse! 1owi €azo. Tle Doctory IDDI('!ID years' expericnce a4 R G L e 0 where &l youl Chtvd BRIV . £i07r0m 10 40 G daliys