Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1877, Page 5

: TIIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1877. P FORLIGN. “1IOME RULE. ” STATE AFFAIRS. The Grand Vizier of Turk: Proceedings of the lllinois Legis= o Grand Vizier o 0y, lature Yesterday. Midhat Pasha, Sudden- 1y Displaced. Wheat lias receded two shillings and six pence ner quarter from the recent highest point. Mx;ll ud barley nre Oat, with the turn against aclicrs. fi moes Into politics It eoes fn with its relirfous ralment on, and. its polltica are colored by fis relizion. {11t 13 not_reltlons, why Is it safiing. under false colarsl Why does it not haul down the Mag which it carries and call Itsclf the ied- ern Irishman, the Western XNatlonaliat, or the Frtle of Ein b Itn paper publiacd in Chicago calledd itaclf the Western JMethodist, the Werlern Preabyterian, or the Western Baptiat, cveryhody would know' what causo it was championing, and would know that it was primarlly arelizions paper. Thin I8 true of tha iestern Catholic. Where ft gocs into politics, it does so with the churchly sim in view, and it hopes to eecure aecular” advantages un‘g because they ate di- {nctl{ fil):mccl with the propaganda of the rue falth, 1t Is alao gratifsing to sce that “Grattan* fa ogpwmd to any renewal of the unholy alliance of 1873, which was known as the * People's par- ty.”" Onc of the parties to that compact is slck of {ts bargain and retired from tho part. ncmle weary of the business where it fuenish cd all Llie yotea and gave away all tho ofices. But “Crattan " should understand that any talk azalnst a Supervisor whom they elected in the West Town to recover mouey which, It 18 al- leged, e haa never pald vver. ~ The Clerk whom they elected was run In the other day 28 & vagrant. Onc of the Assessors whom they cleeted brought fn bills of so outrazcons ani! extravagant n naturc_that they were igno- minfously_rejected. Their adminfstration of connty affairs has reduced the credit of the county to such a_pass that, after weeka of ef- fort, ft. wns unablo to borrow a cent. It has saddied the county with a heavs floating deht, has made the publlc Inatitutions the shame and disgrace of the Btate, and, a8 a grand climax, a number of the men who have done it are hourly awalting s sum- mons to mcet Jurier of thelr own countrymen in a neightioring county. Its administration of city afTairs was_equally successful in ruining Its crodit, and Joading it down with & heavy deb! which will have to be pald by American amn German taxpayers, without the afd of any con- tribution from those non-taxpaying Irlshmen who put into oflice the Alidermen who dld these things. In view of all these results, tho entlro proceedings had been before the Clrenit Court, Motlon for mew trial o in arrest of judgment, and ohjections to orders And “decrees hsll he lieard hy the Judge- Arbitrator who tried the canre, and shall. with his sctlon thereon, be embraced’ I hia raid report. Daring the progross of any hearing before any euch Coart of Arbltration, “&n; gueation arl<ing may, at the plenenre of fhe Arbltrator, of npon the order of the Circnit Jnige, be informally re= ferred (o him for such direction'as may be deemed expedient and conformable to law, 8gc.4. The compensation of the.fadan-Arbitrator may be provided for by the azrcement of the pars tier, or if not e provided for, rliall be nwarded by the 'Circait Judge a1 shall be jnat and reanonable, and such part thereof a4 anch Judye may deem Lflm er, in.view of the expenne raved to tho connty i y the dispatch of buaincas, nay be awarded tobo 1. vald out of tho County Treasnry. . SEc. 5. At every ferm of the Clrcuit Const In erery county of this State in_which the Circuis dudge in unable todlsposc of all the husincas be- fore him withont such assiatance, he sholl prblicly call the attention of suitors and connsel to the pro- vislons of this act, and recommend them, as far as practicable, to avill themeelves of tha facllitlcs 1¢ pE— The Impudent Deolarations of the “Weatorn Catholio” Again Considered. MEXICO. TR LATEAT NEWS. Crry ur Mexico, Jan, 80, via YIAVANA.—The clectiona nare going In favor of Diaz, who ls urged to hasten his retorn to the Capital, as tho Government s In danger of falling to pleces, owing to disscnslons in tho Cabinet. Business Is ina worse condlzlon than ever, and faflurcs arc numerous. 8ome of the for- eigners who favored the Diaz revolution have failed, and the now revolution acainst Diaz I8 encoursged by tho capitallsts, swho make money by loans to tho revolutfonists at cxceasive intercst. Eacalante loaned Diaz £200,000 towards the payment of $300,000 to the United Btates with incoming dutles as so- An Investization Ordered Into the State-House Furniture Par- % chases. i i \ What Irish Nationalists Have Done for Chicago and Cook County. o Ts Ordered to Quit Constanti- nople, and Departs for Syria. Text of a Blll to Cheapen Litigation and Expedite Justice. Irlsh County Commissioners, Irish Contractors, Irish Employes, and Irish Pollcemen. His Successor a Turk of the Most Bellicose and Irreconcilable ILLINOIS. TOR LEGISLATURE—A REVEXUE ACIENE, / fpeclal Dispatch to The Tridune. - BprinoriELD, 11, Feb. b.—Jack introduced a curlty, recelving $25,000 Interest for sixty days. alists v about & German-American alliance {s the dircet | cunfirmed as - they are by what | rerolution fnstructing the Cominitiee on Reve- ' Stamp. Tantsof robbera aro appesting. evarppers, | LT Hation =) Have ST“"l e | e o af Buth sentimenta a8 | han teken place In New Forks there 13 certainly | o to “conaider th propricty of preparing and WISCONSIN, ! Zamacons {8 spokon of 35 Minlster to Wash- People to Death and Squan- those sct forth In the IWestern Catholie, | no Impropriety in saging that Irish rule, ani | reporting a biil for ralsing the revenue by a tax NSLN. [ Inir‘!rm. dered the Money. 5\2 {_? lhc“hfnl‘tl{ mcr i (qn: énlfilll‘z:‘nl Pg{tlm&nrl{&fiflé}(fl holic Nluo‘nnlt;l. rule, i8 8 | op the gross receipts of rallroad, express, tele- n'?:;";;‘l‘;‘::fl;;““;;. merican and o inte! ent Germas a he ng il h 0 property-uwness have - Spect e une, The Porte Publishes 2 Mass of cu“‘;’f.fifi:flm :,?5’ l [n)::fusb “‘?,,'“‘{,“,",‘2: A ;} o(’llcu sbl:‘m'h{'m;z l;e Awn&dcdl ,}'"u“’"“"fi{.“t“’"' )ul;;ll """(?“"’s"fl“.'x }Ié:‘s::znl nulnfet;u(lw):llan the: ::::’(‘:' 2’;":::&::3 w;::“:f""’:;’k::':c:: MMADHDN. Wis., Fob, 5.—Doth Houses of the ? - . of race, but tiiag places, mun! or Blate, or | will restst wit! e means at their disposal. cl chants, , nn- 5 : Private Diplomatic Cor %,".a. ‘;:':,“’afl"',’fi:mp‘“:r“'é“ 1n Cfia\‘-gh e‘em’, Irish Ballot-Box StufTers Work for Irlsh | national, should i given to Ll mén who are " Grattan " has sometbing th say sbout Ald, | grocery-keepers, liquor.dealers, toll-bridges, se:::r:":&s:;af;;:":“ ::“:u";fi:{afi‘ m’"{" ::": b respondence, in the Capital, The most important positions Candidates for Offices BEAT ENTITLED TO THEM} ,’;‘;;’;’,vg‘;,’,‘{’,fi,’.’:;‘“’{,‘."&,'}’,.'; ;lulfldfid.ll;?:cu;w; ferries, vendors of patent-rights, and persons | aqrares of thie Wisconsin Centennlal Board, and 2 in Michoncy, Paebla, and Queretaro are held by the Church party. A petition s circnlating ”“{.‘.’,’5 ihe Government, 1o pormit the return to those whose special qualifications best fit them for the pl is the desirs of acnetble Awerlcatis and Germans owning or using franchises.” After some de- bate the resolution was adopted. BLECTED NT TR REPUBLICANS, & bill amendlng the chaster of the City of Tau and when the Democrats of this portion of the es to which they are chosen, It Claire, were concurred In. Billa passed amend- The Irish Notionalists Incapable of Gov- i 1 the Slats o} - to elect as Aldern wh mpetent to | Bouth Side were hunting around for a repre- TICREY'S COMMIBBIONERY' BILL, ing the law for county agricultural aocicties; Mon;enegr: dRefhoneds ?‘s ",'avmg ?r{_: two ;cfi: E'EJ“.""“’ expelled feomthn cont erning Themselves at Home Goal cwllfl!the {;::“;:&nllgr;ficfil iizlfi‘l‘n are :G"m";l U'fi! cDImn: Tn{rll l'nfiy. L'i l; :mt‘ :&m- to be lnl‘;‘mluml to-morrow, provides for the ?{‘;fifig'flf ‘c‘é" ’““;&'é;:)lgorflgfl:!“l'&wg :é:nn; cepte e u artinin refuscs to ohey th at present confronting the city; men whose eitc- | tomary for thg Democratic party, which includes | reorganization of the Bo: t County Com- e antfacty and oRop g 116 Texns Teomtiar STo honr oommass D0 or Abroad B O e e o prieats | 1ho mmonse masa Gf the Trish voters, (o notnl- | miriontes of Crole Gy, 1t proriacs for the | Otlier purpotea; to ennble Jackgon Cotnts: to & onasals. compromise its Indebtednese. A resolution for- Peace Proposal: bidding adfournment. only from fday to day wan - presented in the Assembly, A biil vnuud to render County and City Tfeasurers Ineligible for re-election; to luan 820,000 to Racine Cotinty; bill disfranchising bondholdcra of_the Chicazo, Milwaukee & 8t Paul Raftroad Companyfrom | voting at the election of Dircctors wll? probably " be reported by the Hallroad Committee this ' week. The bill s a very important vne, and \ will draw a large lobby. "Ed S8andereon andAn- - 1. Eua £mith, of Milwaukee, are_championing the i 11}, and will mako a big flght for tho successof thcl!r measure.. It Wil doubtiess prolong the sesaton. nate a Proteatant Irishman for office, which is another proof of the fact that in this countr: as well as in Ireland a Protestant Nat{onalist {s treated with about as much res; ss Moody and Baukey at a German carnival, The troublo with * Grattan ** [s, that he docs not appreciate the situation. A minority of the citizens of Chicago,—a mlinority in numbers, and an overwhelming minority wlien it comes to contribute to public hurdens, a minority com- posed of a race which hns never had any scusc of government, which has never been able to Rovern itself,~la atteinpting to take violent pos- seaalon of n large and wealthy cll.{.c;nd to run it fn Its own Intereet for iho cfit of ita own paupers, Buch an attempt might succeed were the minorty tho superiors of the majority n wealth and_fntellect, but where they are neither, any such attempt is calculated to provoke bitter and perslstent “opposition on the part of the majority, eall them Germane or Amerleans, or by what other name you whl, The, onlfv result would bo the utter defeat of the Iriah element and the creatlon of a spirit of acrimony which would be spt to banish them for years to come from sl offices of honor, cmolutment, or trust. Before tho Irlshman ects up as & Governor, lct him shaw somewhere, at some time, and In some country, an Instance where ho has wiscly governed even bimself. affalrs has been such as to warrant the hellef that they can wiscly and honestly. mnnnfic the affairs of “tho municipalty, Neither the German nor tho American is In favor of picking up a saloon-keeper, or. a blacksinith, or a shys- ter, and scnding him, ignorant as lic is, to settlo uestiona that require the thoughtful considera. tion of financiers. If the offices arc to be filled on this Issue of nationality, both Germans and Aunericans are In favor of flliug them In pro- portion to the number of taxpayers which each race contributes, not in proporilon to its herd of voting cattle, or to Its array of paupers. 1f, on this basls, the Irish show ‘that thcy have as large a number of taxpaycrs as tho Americans, let them have a8 many oflices, But tho trouble is that they want to overatep that Hmit, They want to count {n mot merely thelr taxpayers, but the motley hordes who come trooping up from the Poor-flouse, from obscure saloons, and remote hlding-places when election-time comes o Thgy want to claim representation for tho gang and rabble, who carried the last spring electfon. But mefther the Germans nor the Amerleans arc Inclined to belleve that the indi- viduals who stuffed the ballot-baxes on account of thelr love for Glecson, Phillips, and Evars are entitied to representation of any kind. Tho serfous feature about the article o the Watern Catholic is, that it s a BOLD DECLARATION of what has Jong bogn o g’rlnlc article of Irlsh faith: that ls, that they have a majority in Chi- eago, and are lorda paramount of tho city. Hitherto they have socretly worked tosccure everything; now they throw off the inask which they consiuer uselese, and arc prociaiming thelr intentions on the housetops. And when ong considers the political situation of thls city and county, there ara actually many things which justify’ them in this bellef. Look over the long “list of officers, from the head of tho county ticket down to the faot, and you will flad it fall, dl.pmparuannu.-lly full, of Irish names. Take the Council which was swopt ont of existence by the reform move- ment of last spring. Out ‘of its forty members sixteen or seventeen were Irish, “Tho then Mayor, Mr. Colvin, was an American by birth, but an ‘Irishman by ‘udoption. Ho was3 an fn- strument fo the liands of tho men who sur- rounded hint, and no Irishian born ou tho banks of the Liffey or the Buyno could have been more to the taste of the Irishmen who then ruled the city. The popular uprisiog of laat year, coupled with the clectlon of an en~ tirely now Council, swept that set out, of oxistence. The ?::oumy Board lowever, changes its members more slowly, a third belpg elected cechs year,© Look for o mo- ment at that most fuflucntial and most uncon- trollable body in Illinofs. Scvenof its fifteen members are Irish, and those scven control the Board, Theso County Commissioncrships in themselves arc of littte value, for tho pay fs purely nominal; but, ontha other hand, the atronngzoe controlled is overwhelming. ' This rish element in the County Board inakes appro- priations of over §1,000,000'a year, It controlsthe Pul:lln charitics of tho vounty—its Insane Asy- um, its Hospital, snd its PPoor-House, It puis up public bmldings, and it employs Irlsh archi- tects, [rish contractors, and Irish laborees to do clection of ten Commiissioners for the City of Chicago—five to be resident of the Town of West Chicago, threo of the South Town, and two of the North Town, aud five of towps out- side the city. The bill prohibits the rofercuce of any maticr Lefore the Board to o committee with “power to act,” whiere an expenditure of aver 8500 is to be made, - The bill provides for the election of a new Board at the April elec- tion, DELINQUENT TAXES, Matthews Introduced a bill to-day g0 _smend- Ing the Revenue laws that all taxes shiall be due an Jan. 1 of each year, and shall become delin- quent on the 1st of Febrnaryaf each year, and after that timo shall draw Interest at the rate of 2 per cent per month until paid. It the taxes are not paid in January, interest will bo added from February. The DHI also provides that fractlous of nionths shall he counted ns whale months apaicst the taxpayer. This will har- monize our Jaws on the sul .{uct of dellnquent taxcs with most of the other Statesof the Unlen, and will put the prompt and delinquent. taxpayer on an cquitable footing, and will'be & strong inducement to prompt payment. TRE STATE-1IOUSE. Jack Introduced a resolution directing an In- vestigation of the purchase by the State-Houso Cominissioners of tho furniture, varpeting, ete., for the new State-Housc, cspectally as to wheth- er, s required by law, proposals had been ad- vertised for aud the contract or contracts let to the lowest bidder. The fact is generally un- derstood to be that In these fumiture purchases, s in pretty much the entire oxpenditure of the £3,500,000 Tor the construction of thu new State- ifouse, the Cominissioners wholly disreparded the law requiring them to let all work fur that bullding to the lowest bidder. umnfier moved a referenca to the Committee on Public Bulldinge. Herrington objected to a reference _of the resolution that would have it burled. The fair practice was Lo Intrust investizations to commit- teea headed by the movers of tho inquiry. Al that the motion for reference meant was o take the Investization out of the hands of the mover. If that course were addpted there would be lit- tle Investigntion of anytiing. Afterdiscussion. Ly a voto of 67 to 57 the resolution was relerred to the Committee on Publie Bulldings, which is tantamount to Its burlal. The vote csunot, however, bo taken 08 an indication of the tem- per of the House as to the Investization of the State-House matters. There ls, however, objec- tlon to piccemeal {nvestigations. - Subeeoucotly Smitl, of Sungamon, intro- duced a resolution Instructing the Committen on Public Bulldings to luvestigate the furniture purchase. The resolution was adopred. TIE REMAINDER OF THE DAY'S SESSION was chiefly occupied In a ponderous discussion of cconomy and reform, as involved in the reso- lutian for the appolatment of House Janitors,— should there be three or five. On that moment- ous fssuc about §2,000 worth of the scssivn, as the State has to pay for it, wns consumed, Then the resolution was carried, of course, to provide iorll‘gu appolotment of the larger’ number of an} s, IN TIE SENATE & jolut resolutlon was adopted for an investiga- SONORA. BAn Fraxcisco, Cal., Feh, 5.—Adviecs from Bonorn, vla Bandlczo‘ aro that, Jan. 25, Pesqulc- 1a attacked Mariscal's command at Ures. “The Iatter was soon relnforced, and Vesqulern was defeated, with a toss of about thiety killed, many wounded, and Hlty prisoners. At last advices o larga body of cavalry was pursuing Pesquicra’s fying auil demorafized forces. it I8 generally “belleved that this rovolution is thoroughly squelched, SPAIN. PREPECT DISSISSED. Mapnin, Fea. &.—8cnor Ednayer, Prefect of Madrld, has been dismisscd by regular decree on aceount of differences with his superor. ———— CRIME. A MADMANS CRIME, Speclat Dirpateh to The Tridune. Fort WarnE, Ind., Feb, 5.—A manfac named Johu Alexander, Jiving nine miles south of Wa- bash, Ind., near Latuntalne Statlon, last night cut the throat of his brother’s wife, who dled in a fow moments, Hia mothier attempted to de- fend the hielpleas victim from his bratality,when tho Infuriated man cut her biand, nearly sever- ing it from her body, Mo then threw her fnto an open fire-place, where aho was soversly burn- e, Her condition {s quito critfcal, = Aloxander was secured oud lodged {n Jail at Wabasl., e had been Insano for some time, but nover was regarded s dangerous, G DBLACKMAIL,. 8pectal Dispatch to The Triduns. Davexroxr, In,, Feb, 5.—Ocorge Wagner, a wealthy breser of Rock Island, last weck re- colved n jetter from a man in this city stating that Wagner kept & mistress, and the writer knew it, and that unless $500 were immediately fortheoming the matter would be publisbed to the world. \Vnfinor put the case into tho hands of the police, and tha blackwmaller was arrestod and to-day held ta boll. Iils nume is 1enry Hahn, o promincnt tobacconist of Davenport. Punishment for blackmall [ Iowa fa fluc and imprisonment in the Penitentlary for not moro than threo years, MURDIR. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune. Lacoy, 111, Feb, 5.—George Bynder, who was acquitted at Pontlac upon o charze of: steallng scventy-six head of cattla mado by J. B, Forbes, ol Lacon, dled ot that place on Haturday from the effects of three gun-shots wounds, which ho recelved one week ago {rom n pistol fired at him by the sald Forbes. ~ The most intenso excite- ment has pervaded tho community sluce Sny- der's deatl, Forbes, who is a very prominent wan in thie reglon, ns flcd. No moro unpro- vo;led aseault has ever taken place fu this reglon. To the Editor of TAe Tridune, Cntcaao, Feb, [j.—-ln your tssuc ‘of to-day I notica the production of & sensational article under the caption of **lflbetnomanin,” the text for the smno belug farmished by the MWestern Cutholic, Your weiter ansumnes, firsi, that tho 1. €., which Iypresume fa the impersonal form of Mr, Coffer, treata tho questlon of our coming municipal clec- tion **from an Irish Catholic staudpoint,*’ whil fow sentences furthier on we find this assumption moderated to *‘an_Irish National stsmipoint," Thero is here & dl»(lnclln%awnrlh marking, at least, and probubly Mr. ftee, of the IV, €., ‘would 'bo amply satistfed with Irish Natlonaliel candldatve for the offices whose “*requiresionta” ha nces At to discuss, with ref- eronce to his *‘inack ™ and his ‘*standard.” I presume that If ex-Ald, Dixon wers a truc lome- Ruler, and wished ro-clection, the question of religion would not be calted up, even by tho doubtable Coffee. 1 am not awaro that Coffee’s paper discelininates ayninst Protestant frighmon, I sound on the Irish National ynestion.” Your inti- mation that he dues, 18 probably gratnitous, orls it warranted by the name of his paper? 1don't think it ie, but probably ho can explaln, 1f, as ou intimate, the I¥. €. looks npun the matter nvolved from ‘‘an Irish Catholle standpolnt ™ {which I think you fall toshow by quotations from 1bat paper), then i8 the eilitor un unredeomed lm,;u:. and & full-fledged apustlo of Know-Nothing- 2, Now, 20 far as tho srticle from thell. ¢\ la con: corned, it is tho editor’s own, for which he in re- eponsible, and for which not n corporal's guard of Irishuen ate responnible, ‘Thecditor of . U, sesnmon a good deal when be undertakes Lo corie struct his political platform for Irlshimen or Irlsh Cathollcs to d upon: but if he were after no- torlety he has accompiished his undertaking, for Failare of the Soheme to Amalgamate the Gcean Cable Companies. THE EAST. MONTENEORO WILL TREAT FOR PEACE, Racusa, Feb. b.—The Prince of Montenegro accepts the proposala of the Grand Vizler to open peaco negotlations, and will treat dircctly with the Lorte. SUDIAT PASHA DISMISSED. CONSTANTINOI'LE, Feb. 5, ~Midhat Pasha has been dismissed from the office of Grand Vizler, snd left for 8yria to-day. Edham Pasha (prob- obly Ediem Pasha, Turkish Plenipotentlary to the Conlerence, and noted for his violent oppo- sitlon to the proposals of the European Powers) bas been appointed Grand Vizier, TIE TURKISTL MINISTRY REOROANIZED, T.oxpon, Feb. 6—5 a. m.—A dispatch from Coustantinople says Midhat Pasha was orderod to quit Constantinople. The Turkish Minlstry has been reorganized throughout, Badsk Pasha, present Ambassador of the Porte at Parls, has been appointed Governor of Vilayet Danube, « TAE TORKIST PROPOSITIONS, Loxbay, Feb. 5—A Vicnna dispatch to the Dally News says the Turkish peace propositions as communicated to the Austrlan Forelgn Of- fice are that Servia shall promise not to assiat or harbor Insurgents; shall proclaim theequality of all religlons, which in this case chiefly concerns the Jews, and shall keep the Turkish fag per- manently holsted at Belgrade, sido by slde with the Servian, as o symbol that Prince Mifan merc- 1y holds the tortress in truat for the Porte. TRESS COMMENTS, Tho ZTimes considers that the hehavior of Edhew Pastia at the Conforence * sliows that the new Vizler will not be mora ready than his predecessor to abanden any advantage or privi- lege which tho Turks posscas. Mldhat Pasho's dismissal wlil probably lead to an im- portant change in tho Turkish pollcy. We can only hope it will mnot Ube attended by any new display of fanatictsm, or hurry the Porta futo any precipitate and fatal act.! ‘The Standard belleyes that Russta will princt- pally benefit by the chiavize. ‘The Daily News is inclined to view tha change s haviug a conclllatory tendency. TRIVATE CORUSPONDENCE PUDLISUED, LoxDoN, Fob, i.—Tho Standard's correspond- ant at Constantinople gives a long stinmary of a pamphict which hias appeared there contalning e—— g BENNETT OVER THERE, e New Yonxk, Feb. 5.—A lawyer of this city has . recelved a letter from a friend who recently 4 went to Enrope fn the Inman stcamshin City of Richmond, His friend says James Gordon Bennett and his party were among his compan- fous on the voyage. ‘] BUSINESS NOTICES. Wilbor's Cod-Liver 011 and Lime,—Persons who have been takinz cod-liver ol) will be pleased o learn that Dr, Wilhor han ancceedet), from direc- tlona of several !ltulcn!lannlgenllumcn. In combin- ¢ the pure oil and lime In auch a manner that It 18 plessantto tho taete, and jts cffectz in lung com- plainta nro traly wonderful. Very many persons whnee cascs wero prononnced hopeless” and who » bod taken the clear oll for a long time withont ) marked effect, have Leen entirely cared by usiniy thin preparation, Be surc and get tho genutne. ¥ Manufgctured only by A. 1. Wilbor, chemiat, Hose W ton. - Sold by all arugglats. ' e ———— CASUALTIES. WELL-DIGGERS BURNED. Special Dispatch (o The Tribune. Broosixorox, Ill., Feb. 5.—John Morgan, Jimmy Downey, and Pat Maloney, wehl-diggers, while engaged In boring a well on the farm of Judge Scott, occupled by Mr. Wood, n dalry~ man, met with & remarksbleaccident. The well was dug forty fect,and thenbored forty. When the auger was pulled out it was followed by an ecuption of water sud mud, followed by a vol- ume of gas which had expelled It, and which continued to flow with great pressure and ac- companlod by a roar like thunder. As gaswells are no novelty In this rcpion, nothing was thought of this. A firo was lighted by the men near the opening of the well, sparks from which blown across thie gas-jet causoed its combustion, sud a fearful cxploslon followed, which was heard for miles around, filliog the "air with fire aud debris, Maloney and Downey, standing ncear, wera fearfully ‘scorched, balr, cycbrows, and whiskers being consumed, and thelr faccs burned black ss by ganpowder. Aaloney fell in the fire, and_ thero received additional buros, i‘l?m’\? and Wood cacaped more atunned than jpjurcd, you have give given him especial notice. You hink bia “ariiclo will prososs laughtsr.” You aru right, but soalso will your eriticism. Your sober nutice of Mr. Coffee's profound divquisition is a matter for laughter and astonishment, You say his paper has now *‘drawn the line," which Is equivalent to saying, ** Look out, citizens, for Mr. Coifce and his follows "There moy bo & class of well-disposed people Whe contempiste Mr. Coffec's attitnde witt nlarm, cspecially as you have adrerttscd bim s0 tberally. 1 don't kiow how far the cditor of the I, C. Is leagued with yourself in the busineas of organizing a Germane American Alllance, The thought that such n com- bination were etlected would be trcason, perlapa, ‘Would it be tresson fo remind a certain Uerman Jeaderthat ho met an Iriah Keely oncs upon a time, and that the Irish made 8 magnificent bult frum tho regular nominations, and squelched olloctnally for that tims an sspiving Know-Nothiug leader? Know.Nothings of all nationalitles, the “editor of the IF, U Included, (ake notice: Trlb Cathollcs or Irfsh Protestants want nono of your dictation, and will have nunc of it. They recognize In this editor of the Wealern Catholicn \ype ot the plundering Digot who can only hope for notica through his nins In embroiling other people In contentlon. may recognize, Mr, Editor, the neccasity of **an 1ssue" for the coming olection, but Mr. Coffes and_yoursell have the wrong hotn of the dllomma, Prowlsing ss it may look, it will not pa ‘The Know-Nothing 1suue, 11 1t waltx tha IV, C.'s effort to bring it iuto Jifo, ‘will langulah fof sustenance snd wupport, Tho thing {s dead, and no cforta of a sectarian paper, of of & defeated and branded Gorman or, " will succecd in furcinga resurrection of that unwholesomu and noxious (‘llllll- For all prastical purposes the Irish Cathiolics of Chicago, a4 rapresantod Burniett’s Coconine allnys rritation, re- - moves all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the actlon of tho caplliarles In the highest degrec. Tl Cocoalne hiss carned o desarved reputation for promoting tha prowth and presorviug the beauty of the human halr, Ladlen dressing thelr hair elab- orately for the evening will find that It imparin a helllb{ natural gloss to the hair, and will cause f& 1o retaln its shape for houre. A Favorable Notorlety,.—Tho good reputa- tion of *¢Tirown's ronchial Trochea™ for the re- Mef of coughs, cols, and throatdicases, hus given . them & favorable notoriety, w ¥ e ei——— . Keep's Custom Shirts Mado to Messure, s Yery best, 6 for 894 no obligation to keep any of Kceo's shirta unless perfectly satlsfactory, 177 Madison-et, f ———————— = Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chite H dreuteething, softens the qums, reducos [ndamma- i tlon, allays ail Bary 1o regulate the bowals. B . Boland's Aramatic Bitter Wine of Iron fsm remedy for narvous dobllity, Imporeristied blood, and npaired digestion. Depot, 53 Clark strect, . T DItY GOODN. Galden Opportimity - WRECKING RELICS. New Yong, Feb. i.—~Ciark & Bcaman, agents of tho Cromwell Steamship Line, received the following telegram: 87, Jonn's, N.F., Feb. 5.—Bodics, bzfldlnfi. ork, and flour (beddins marked Ueurge Washi- Tigtom plcked up at Mistaken Putnt, Cape tace, ALIPAX, Feb. 5.—The steamer George Wush- Ington, of Cromwell, henco on the $th ot Janu- tho Sieste: Catholle, 2 i . tho private correspondence which passed —— B et Trlals Jiomo Ttle and tho dghia of tha | 16 with: and then stulls thom with Irish pau. | ary for 5t.Johns, N, F., wont athoreat Cape | tion of tho allcged extortion at tho Unlon Btuck- , between Ignatioll and the Hussfan Am- PRTTY ROBLERY. Tactions St ovar the aea' ax they 4 foc ua 1tawe | peras 1t I8 I thin indirect. wway that the Irsh | Race, and becamo o total wreck. All bauds | Yanls st Chicago, in the virtua] contiscation of slan and the Turk, ‘Tlio thing will do for & sentl- ment. It 4nds no ulace In tho sense represented by the I, ¢\ In and among the Irish Catholic elo- ment. GRATTAN, ‘The sbovo letter, with all its misstatemonts and mistakes, has one gratifying featurc, It bears out tho asscrtion of Tne TRIBUNE that tho article fu the Waslern Catholic dld not reflect the oplnlons of all the Irlshmen lu Chicago, and that toeresre many among their number who would bo prompt to protest agalust the policy which they had sense enough to sce was not only wroug in ftself, Dbut destructive of thelr own intercste. - *J. C. B.," allas * (irattan,” has progressed far cnough In the art of politics to lcarn that It Is not quite tho thing for o minority, with sentl- wents ollen to the country in which they live, to attempt to run a majority who are attempting drowned, Fourteen bodlea have washed ashore, It I8 supposed sho drove ashore during the snowstorin of Jan, 21. ‘WASHINGTON. Why Troops Have Deen Ordered to Washe ington~The Kesumptlon Schome—0'Conor and the Frealdont, Speciat Dirpateh to The Tribune. Wasmixaron, D. C., Feb, b.—Don Cameron, Secretary of War, anticipating the demands of Fernando Wood's Fresidential inquisition, bas prepared au answer to show why troops were ordered here. It {s In substance, that times wero hard, tho people excited, riots were threat- coea during the winter, and it was deemed ad- visable to Lave troops to protect the Treasury from the large population here. Four regl- ABpectal Dispazch to Tha Tribuns. Lasawwz, Iik, Feb. 5~Two young imen, ong claiming to hafl from Rock Island and the other from Frecport, met a young man from Utlea yesterday alternoon about fivo milcs east of this city, and, finding that ho Lad a revolyer, one of them nsked Ieave to louk at it, and, wheu ho stot it Into hifs bands, Teveled it at tho man and compolled bl ta walk off without it. Iie fol. lowed them tothis clty when they wero arrested last cvening, and y were sent to Ottawa to emswer to o charge of highway robbery. Natlonalists of Chlvago have CONTHOLLED Tii% DESTINIES of tho county to n dearee far in cxcess of what thelr taxpay! cw:F, or thelr votlg streagth, even, bLas authonzed. Look over tho lst of county contractors, and you will flud that the carpeu- ter-worl is done " by tho [rishman Sexton, ths plumbing by tho Irishuian Hogan, the drawing of plans by the Irlshman Egan, the county patuting by the Irishman Nelson, the furnishingy of neat h{ tho Irlshman O'Donnel), the furnish- Ing of milk by the Irisbman Devine. Has in- dustry died” out amour the Americans and “Germans? Aro thers no American wmochauies, American contractors, Amerivan architects! Novody obfects to Mr. Hogan beeause be is an Irishman, but there s gravo cause for complaint when he s clected by the County Board solely becanse hie is an Irlsh Na- tionallst, who has patriotism enough to make bills 50 per cent In exccss of thoso which are made _‘l‘:fl persous not faithful to Irish Natlonal- animala that dlc on the cars orattle yards, The resolution provides for the appointment of a Juint committec of the two Houses to Investi- gate the matter, and to report what Iegialation, 1t noy, Is necessars for the protection of ship- pers and stock-ralseras against the alleged abuse. ‘The Senate cuncurred {n tho resolution in- ltmcllmf our Benators sud requestlog our Rep- resentatives in Congress to advocate the passago ofa b!llnymvm(ng for the free coinage of the old standan] stiverdollar, and to make it a legal- tender for all nmnupnts, A resolution was also adopted fnstructing our Senators to support the bill grauting o pension of $3 a mouth to soldicrs of the Mexican War, Keloe futroduced a bill providing that wife- bmlfip shall be punished by publicly whipping the offender. THE STATE TREASURY, ‘The followinz {s o statement of the reccipts anddisbursements of the State Treasury for tho month of January, 1877: e bassador ut Vienma, and between the Russian Consuls in Scrvis, Ragusa, and varfous other ports. Telegrams havo stated that the Porte held documents of this description, and was abour to publish them. The Standard's correspondent eays ho has no doubt that the documents are genulne. Tho correspondenco ranges from 1871 to 1873, The most {mportant s oue from tho Consul-Gen- eral at Belgeade, statine that he supplied certain emlssarics who are going to the Villayct of the Danube to catablish branchies of the Omlodina with frauds and introductfons to the Consul (leneral ¢ Rustchuck. A letter from Ignatieft to tho Khiediva of Egypt urges tha latter to vre- parc for war and conclude an alllance pgalnst Ao Porte, GREAT ANNUAL SALE. RETAIL DEFARTMENT OF GARSON, PIRIE & G0, - Madison and Peoria-sts, - L5 The Grent Annusl Saloe of tho Winton : Btock of the Weat ¥nd Dry Goods House 3 R {one of the largest snd flnost assortments in tho gountry), the greater part o1 it at such 2 sacrifices a8 will insure its spsody disopaal. THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY - For those who desire to_sconomize, W The reductiona ara specially notaworthy on s ILLINOIS XU-KLUX. Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. Maniox, 11l Feb, 5,—Alfred ‘T, Jackson, the member of the Williamsun County Ku-Klux who squealed on his partncrs, was admitted to ball by Btate's-Attornoy Hartwell to-day, Tho bond was $1,000, his father and brother-in-law GREAT BRITAIN. to scttlc domestic and local queations, But ho | fsp, o Americans and Germans do not want | nents were ordered to leavo for Fortress Mon- P " TELEGRALTIC UNTLEASANTNESS. E}’.‘,‘I.?,}',{‘J‘h,;‘.“}‘;f"fi.‘, L‘.M‘?.Y,fi};‘,‘};;_""m"fig}.:: Lias ot yet so far dlsassoclated himaol from | to proseribo auybods,and they would say uot | roo to-lay, sud four more arrived Srom South Stato Tievenne Foma o DRESS F A_BRICS i Loxnoy, Fob, 5,—~Tha attempt to effect au { dicted. David 1. Moss, Goorge Kelly, and Bwan | tho race feollog as to bo able to sco the common | 8 word were au lIrlshman awarded a con- | urolina to take thelr places. Cukuown and Minor Heirs' Find. " 70,84 ' ¢ which over 1,000 pi tad O o e Tote ha Toloway o orted \ —~Dark oolor Foy. Btripo Buite OTS,—~Heavy and good Btripo Buits ¥, Inl;l ] inug' ‘wide, and henpv.; wide amalgamation of the Dircet and Anglo-Ameri- can Cable Companica hins fafled. An adjourned meeting of the sharcholders of tho Direct United Btates Cable Company was held to-lay, ‘when tho motion of Mr, Perder, Manager of tho Bkelton, convicted last week, went up en route to Jollet to-night. They go for clght years, soven years, and one year, reapectively. AN OFFICER MURDERED, sonse which actuated Tum TRIBUNE In giviog the publicity which §¢ did to the article from the Western Catholic, It {s rather nonsensical In him to talk of an ngreement botween Tnm Trinose wnd Mr, tract flm‘x;ly becanse ho was & good workman; but they do object when work fn given to poor men, simply because they share the opinions held by some obscure gruinbliers iu & back-court o Dublin, ‘Tho Irishmen of Chicagoarespparently pretty 's 170,044,567 20,700.73 200, 047,45 164,050, 08 Hlinols Central ltatiroad Fund. laca) Bond Fund ‘Total State Revenne Fun The Ways and Means Committeo tuls mornlng Informally considered tho President's fuance message, rearcely a quornm belog prosent. It was declded to” request the Becretary of tho Treasury to furnish comprehensive details con- i New OnLeans, La., Feb, 5,—Ioliceman John firmatory of the statements of the messaze, The | 1ilinol: 1 t Fand, 845, %0 Twiil Btripe Poplinas, worth double, B Globe Trust Compavy, to postpuuo the meetng | McDonuld, shot 'ycal’erdny by Dan Shay, dlea | Colfee, who contributes tha monoy which sup- ;‘L‘“’v',} :“ {“,,:‘,,’;fif‘:,‘,’.} ::::VH .',’:‘,"J;f.‘,".;'.‘,&,‘{{.”fl;‘,‘i.’f lxx’xyreu!un in the Committeo was that action bl:?: ;Jé,‘,:'fi:,‘.’.‘.‘.’;’,‘f!?f‘?“ iy (i':ml.fio AT 1214 "OT8, ~ Tarilled Knlokerboake ¥y Ul Friday, and for tho appolntient of & com- | 1o-dny from tho cllects of tho wound, MeDon. | POFts the Wetern Catholic, or thu bright. young . Hoavy kad wide, Goodt iyl scntatlves. A year they had the Cit Treasurer. A year nz;g‘!.ho{. Klfll the Hhclfld aud whlle the dynasty which ran tho County Bulldtng has been turned out, a number of thu deputles who held otfics uuder Agnew have clunyg to their places, and the Natlonalists, who find “an organ Iu the Watern Catholic, cannot complaiu that they Iack representatives around tha courta. ere {sat this moment an Irish Catholle representing one of the Congressional Districts of Cook Couuty in the Houso of Rop- resentatives. There s at this moment an Irish Cathollc acting as Clerkof thoItecorder’s Court, For ycars tho police forve of Chicago has been chieffy composed of Irishmen. For soma cause or anotnor, Americans have beea UNABLE TO OBT PLACES there, the chictreason probably belufi that most of theappolutments were madv on Aldermaule recommerudations, and the Councll belng then controlled by Irish Natfvuallsts, it was ouly mflxrnl Lhat the police force should bo made up asit was, Ameticans have rcad from time to time of factlon-tights In Belfast, and of broken heads wwl broken windows, when the Home Rula 'l'arllnmentary candldate. upon the mcnmmdepenflm\ upon the decision of the President! :Lucmun. It that should be rendered fn two weeks there might be some sction upon the message. Of sixty members Interviewed to-day upon the subject of the [:mummmy of specls resunption, only Afteen a4l read the messuge, New Yonk, Feb, 5,—The Herald hos a story about Charles O'Conor, the distingulshed law- yer, and hls recent letter, In which he spoke withextremo harshness of tho Fresident. Thio atory goes that yusterday O'Conor asked Seere- retury ¥ish to accompauy him totbe White IHouse, where O'Conur was prescnted to the President, and made him an apoloy for what ho owned was memqenlo and ubjustifiable language. The President, it fs sald, mot O'Cunor frankly, and coufessed that he had never sccn 0'Conor’s letter, but he had scen al- fusions to {t u newspapers. o recelved 0'Conor's apology in the spirit In which it was tven,aud ft (s ealil that the twaspent some tima Fn Aenersl conversatlon. ————— THE- WEATHER, Wasmixarox, D. C., Feb, 6—1a. m.~For the 8, d &rost bargain alio, bost Quahify AT 30°0%8.—Flue Winter Poplins, darl Qeairable shades; Doges, Camel's Hair Sultings, oto.,nll of them very ohieap, AT 25 O'I.‘i—nuke! Oloths, Borge Buitings, Heavy Alpacs Poplins,ali-wool hoavy Twill Hogos, oto.; mont of them ra- dugad fram double tho prico. AT 30 OT8.~Btripe French Kniskerbook ers. B‘la’r. Bilk Btripo Suitings, Cos« s tume :ld-, ota., etc.; a ramarkably q chean lot, AT 40 G, ~Fronh Tarilled Vigoimos, all- 00 o 0. f O w0l Dasket Olaths, & e ] F'r. Disgonat Bergos, all-wool, . & AT 47°0TS—All-wbol X Fronoh Opabe © meres, 003t more to impor AT BO‘OTH.:DRE I:Ll;u:lct Biripe Bat 0 han . AT 088 %J'J.I‘BY ‘)’:’ino quality French Satinos, elegant shades, worth 85a. AT 57°018.~ Fronch all-wool Disgonals, aln. .3 AT 64 675 Sronoh Disgouals, finer and . ! Totalieesiree 102,422.18 TARDONS. Gov, Cullom to-day pardoned Joseph S8kinner, Joseph Irvin, and Henry Poliy, convicted of lar- ceny iIn Pike County Clreult Court Jast October, and sentenced to the Penltentiary for one year each, ‘The pardons were gramted on_ the peti- tion of prouinent citizens, judorsed by Judge Higbee, the Btate’s Attoruey, Col. A.°C. Mat- thews, and others. 3 REAPPOINTMENT. The Goyernor has reappuinted Capte WL W, H. Lawton, the me eftivient custodian of Unlted Biates Flcld Nates and Burveys. al s BroostiNaTuN, 11, Fev. 5.—-0n the arrival ot Senator Davis In BloomIngton he will be ten- dered a reception and welcome. The movement originates with Democrats, but will b carried out by all classes, for in this ety every one is glad to honor so distingulshied a cltizen. ARBITRATION, C. C. DONNEY'S DILL TO ESTAULISU 8UCH TRI- BUNALS FOR ILLINOIS, mitteo to consider the subject of amalgamatlon, was defeated. The motion was defeated through the rulings of tho Chalrman that shorcholders can have only 100 votes. Tho Globe T'rust Com- puny have resolved to test the nuestion In the courts, and a protracted ltigation ia threatencd. Tho ' scrutinecrs of the vote at the meetng Friday of tho shareholders of the Dircet United Btates Cablo Company,‘on the resolution of the amalgamation party for the appolntment of & committee to confer with the Directors un the subject of thie amalgamation, madv a roturn to- day, One hundred and twenty sharctiolders, representing 82,183 sharcs and 2,404 votcs, sup- ported tho resolutlon, whilo 315 sharcholders, represonting 26,358 sharcs and 2,454 votes, op- posed {t. The Chairmun stated the scrutiny was taken subject to objectlon.” A large num- her of votes were objected to on the ground of excessive votlug. No slugle “stock- holder has the right, under the arti- cles of incorporation, to cast more thun 100 votes. The Chalrman therefore ruled out men who wrlte for it, to get up a Hivernlan ex- cltement. Itis truo that Tix Trinuxa brought this articlo to tho noticeof some 40,000 or 50,000 e whom 1t would not have otherwise roached, But the Watern Catholic Is n sheet ;nhleh has o circulatlon of its-own. [t ll:, a arge cliontage—probaoly §,000r 10,000—amdne hio Irish u.mou‘.’;'cxmc"-, "to whichi Ita article was spocially addressed, Wero the majority of the citizens of Chleago to remain ignorunt of the appeals which are be- log mado to & large clags of their fellow-clti- zens, fatal mischiet might cosue. The danger Wwhich threatens tho local body politic fs best met by ¢ prompt expose of It.” And when the writer of tho article in the Thestern Catholic, and those who sympathize with him, nd 90, or 40,000 peoplo buslly engaged In laughing at their sbaurd fdeas, and their ridiculous claims, an thcfr effort tv make the leading city of the Weat a dependency of an Imn{(lnm Irish Parl'ament, thoy mn‘{ bezin to Imagine that thero is some- thiug ridiculous {a a pusition which causes BUCI UBNELAL HILABITY. “@rattan” also takes exception to the ald had arrestod Bhay for being drunk and dis. turbing the peace, and taken him to tho Central Statlon. After betng locked up Shay drow s rlsml from his boots, and, thrusting ‘his hand hrough the prison-bars, fred with the result stated above. INGIOWAY ROBBERY, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. EAsTBAGINAW, Mlch., Feb, 5.—The Treastter of Baglnaw Town, Johu Linton, was attacked by two highwuymen last Baturday night, knocked down, ¢ut 1n soveral places with a knife, and aglaiu of §800 in currency. The robbers ee S FORGERY. \ New Yong, Feb. 5.—W, 8, Lenhelm, Cashier of the First National Bank of Moutrose, Pa., was tsken beforo tho Court to-duy, and held [n $10,000 bail, charged with forgery, The prisoner was also beld {n $5,000 ball to awalta requlsition from the Governor of \‘unmfil‘uuln o5 4 charge L State, arty was rauning & Lakes fall baromet I A betier, n\orqm.z ot o Yotes In oxcoss, which lcit amajorityagainst | 'Pi43ppropriatiog 90,000 o coupliuyy together of the words Sirish Catholle | heso Drct accounts havo given but & | Upper Lakes falling barometer, Increaslog | ., e reutnt sugrestion, InTan Tnin- | AT 67 CT3,All-Wool F'r, Matelosses, for- = V" Mgt oF grer 600 yotea. - Fho. ninalia: SO Hier ot th wopds L iah, Cathiolls | FheS dea of - what Home. Kulo feans | southerly winds, warmer and partly clouay | APUE wen 5SRO RN LA P merly 1 STABDED FIFTEEN TIMES, LoussviLLy, Ky., feb, To-night Bamuel Hall, of Nelson County, Ky., who Is journcy- {ng to Pittshurg, was stabbed Afteen tines fn Loufaville, by an unknown party, His cars and nuso wers partly cut off, the juguler vein sev- fx’ml x::n! wost all parts of the Lody scvercly injured. MURDERED BY LUNATICS, 8rrinarizrn, Feb, B.—D. E, Bayrett, an at- tendaut at the Northampton Asylum, was mure The following lote of Real Frouah Morinas aro a purchase msde h{ us of the ontiro atack of a large importing houso, at a fearful sacrifice, being not more than 50 or 60 ota on the dnll;rn Nvuu’ln’;xu'M : i whiok —Lot 0! . Morinos ‘whic] ¥ AT A e Tn cotsiderablo ohojos, both in 1. color and quality ‘a eartioat pur o T B et toe, Talk assortment 5 'z, Morinos, Wy of shades§ foriner wholesals prica, 5 ots. g —~Fr, Marin choloe dark A 4z, ’ll'O'I‘MB"' h:u{ it :\'n'ulung, Would ba very cheap at $1. natioulsts atrongly [lruu-nud ugalnat this rul- ingz, and elalmed that the report” of the seruti- ueers was final, Tae Chalrinan declded that {lmmn were not in order. 1o sall the scru- incera had mado no decision on tho objections filed, and he took the responsibility of dolug so, lea\'fnz the opposite party to thelr legal reme- dics, “After heated dcbate, othor rcsolutlone of the nmnl;-mmunuu wero put and defeated on a show of hands, and & poll belny demanded, 1t took the same coursc as the firat. The wect- ing adjourned for one month to glve an opoor- m‘r;ny for testing tho legality of tho Chalrusn’s og. little tautological. $Irlsh Nutlonalist" pro- supposes * Catholic™ fust about as much aa in our local politics here *Irish Qatholic? pre- supposes Demnocrat. Thore are about as many Potestants fn Ireland belonging to the Nation- ullt purty as there arc Irishinen i the Unlted Btutes belonglug to the Republican party, Thero are a few exceptions, some of themn illustrious oncs, like IsaacButt, Bug they are, vumerically speaking, an fosigulficant factor, an occasfunal hundred, i tho ranks 9t the™ Natlonalists. ‘1!',:;:‘ Protestants | of reland have .thirty-four members to the Hritish Jarllament to vote on among the bascr classcs of 1rish Natlonalists, ‘The ctizens of Chivago have had a clearcr idea of Homo Rule thrust upon them durlug the last fow yecara at the aunual recurring spring elec- tious, Tnv.;{.uw last flulngnhm number ol faithful Irish Catholic Nativiallsts turn out in tko South Town and clect to office thoss trusty Irlsh Nationalists,—Evans, Glecson, and Phillips, Nestly two years ago, the Americans aud Germans withdrew altogether from tho fleld in the Bouth Town, and let the Irigh Nationalists sce what thoy could do In the way ol purllg(na politics, Oneset put up Mike Evans, anot| weather. propared the following toxt for a bill to Es‘ab- Msh Courts of Arbitration in this State, It sbould recelve caroful attention from the Legis- lawre: 8xc, 1. To facilitate, the speedy, convenien! +and ccononiical disposilion of auits, ' actions, an: mialtent of controversy, Courts of Arbtration aball Do hold under the supervlsion and cuntrol of the Circult Courts uf this Slats, at the jerme of sald Clreujt Conrts required to be held pursusnt ta Iaw, ia the several counties of this State, The Judyges of aald Circult Courta —peapectively ahall each sppoint, by gn order of record, In 20CAL OBSERYATIONS. L110400, Feb. 8, Tima, _\Bar. |T4r Hus|__Wind. _Rw. |Weaiher. g:A38, m, 0013 33 | 90 8. W.,freah..| ... Foui iise. m. 8018 83 | W0 Z:0Up. . .11 80 | 83 W 35, W 30,12 40 | &2 (W01 ¢ 4 37 | B0 W3 fre 10:1 w71 80 mlw_-._lru Numumluf‘r'mumm. 40; minlmum, 32. L CnaKAYATIGNY. R i a00. Peb, 6 -Mldnlabit. \Bar,] Tar.|_IWind. _(Biain Weaiker, i er Tom Foley, with David Thorn- 07 . . . ) T e THE MANK LANB REVIEW, dered jestenlay by lunatics all occaslons against every movement that | ton as Moderator or lle{umlm: Board. A fow ,m'c-}g'.:fl}: ';.',".‘o,"',', .“".'htf,'::,"‘,"(,',','lh,;fh. joist o auh b Anract“ve Bru- ains in sllks X Loxpoxn, Feb. 5.—Tho Mark Lans Expres TU looks towards a scparation of Ircland from the | respectable Awmcricans,who atteinpted to attond Cloudy, anch Judge, to act as & Judgo-Arbitrator for the 0 8. saye: ¢ Farmeras avo atfil much deluyed by tho OBITUARY. British Goyernmeat, Thelr reason for this 1s { the polls and sec what was dong with thelr ear sl on. under the geacral auper- | moyow All.8Uk Dlack Gros Grains st 81 4 abundant rain, Tle preecnt stateof agricultur- Hpsciat Ditnalch to The Triduns. not any speclal Jove that they cutertaln for En. | money, were cbucked out. The result, ¥ Circuit Court, of all auch "ll 10, 81,90, and §1.40, being S0 pes al prospects fs very diahicartenlng, If uot alurm. Gavnena, Jil., Feb, 5.—Thomas ('Leary, for | gland, but & fecling of selt-preservation, Tho | taken as o whole, was not calculsted to | Grand Havi actol uite atterd of controversy us may oent balow the market. " Ing, The wheat plant in the districts uninjured | the past Qlty years a cltlzen of Ualena, died at Proteataut of Ulster Is not ~ yet ready to trust | fnspire tho citizens of Chicazo with a very \l’-n:num be submitied to such Judge-Aruvitrator \vK tie | Richer Lyons Black Gros Orains at $1.75. Dy tho recent loods Is suld to bo vigorous and | his resfdence in this city at 5 'clock this morn- himuelt i the hinds of tho i,'u‘l;oumz Con- [ exaited ke of Home ltule, as applicd in this E","(','{:“ Agttamant ot 1he. partioy tetuto. A euli cire 33 and $2.35; caunot now ba egudled ealthy, T naught a nuster, The clty. ve that elect oo 3 0 h at the prices. : Ty T e s e e poes | mg: Doceased acrved four terms in the Board O ey ey | 1 aehr maatoniss ) be ratlior GRWINIGE | —oos Tlouof oy xuch partics: als0 wpuoint for 1he (2] | T.qyge nn-cfutt’olcnd. Sike from $1.35 up, AmMOong whid h? e growi out of #o many )l‘em of pere ctual strife Lave not yet sutticiently dicd away or the former Lo trust themselves fi the hands of the uverruling afority of tho latter. It Is not, therefore, Improper to use tho phrasc, “1rish Catholle Natiunalist Party.™ of any such action, suit, or maiter of controversy, any other it person who may: be selected by the _partive, 10 act gs & Speclel” Judge-Arbitrator in ‘thelr particular case, 5xc, 2. The submlasion of any action, suit, or Twatier uf controversy o any wuch Judze-Arbitrat- or, shall be shown by a briel meworandum sigaed Ly tho partles or their counsel, or by un onder of 1écord entercd In opew coust. ‘The pioceedings of auch arbitrations shall be, a8 nearly s practicablo and convenicut, {u confurmity with 1! t the Court in simllar cases. Thoe Cou: vide, or causo ta by ‘plid, for the Arbitrator, » suliable roum ur rooms at the county acat, or other convenient locality, ss vceasion may requiry, aud sball enforce ordef, compel the at- tendance of witnesacs, nud otherwise promote the dispatch of business by wuch Courts of Arbitration; s Lo scticus at law, Unless & jury stiall be waly- hall furnieh o jury to ascertaln qud determine 18 i the case. sxc, b, ‘IhedudgesArbitrator shall make & brief and condenavd report of the prococdings before him, jucludsug the verdict of the jury fu cuse thero o olic, xud 11 othes cases u shost statement of the wsterinl fucts fu the case s fouud by hio, with the pooper Judgment or decree Lo bo renderod thereon, ~ud upou the 8ling of such report the Clr- cult Court eball fu 5 summary way and without smnoceamary delsy proceed o kive wuch Judgueat, decree, or order in the cuso a3 Justice and the law may rouuire, snd the sawe shall Lo carried into efcct subject to appeal vr wrll of crror, a8 thouch hioh are somo special bare gains, Iarge lots Dark Fanocy Stripe 8ilks, h"“’l‘fi‘n’i‘r oent nhnnlrlgzn l)al;‘wul be bought this spring, 'rit ts specially re. Closk g Arimine e * HBargalps in Linens and Mousekeeplng Great l?glnctlou 1n Flannels & Dlankets, . Cloths, Waterproofs, Beavers, Cloakiugs, ced, » Bpecl.lln%l“flnlleu {n Winter Underwear | and Hoalery, 80,000 yds Hamborg Embrolderies at 00 Sihoat half price, . In addition to which we sball offgr TW0 BANKRUPT STOGKS, - Ono of Liadles' Corsots and Underclot! 3 and the other of Ladies” Winter Oloaks, g which togethier with the ramunlui atock of Oloaka of our u'f wanutacture, will be of- ¥ fered at ABTONISHING PRIOES. CARSON, PIRIE & €O, of Aldermen, and for thirtecn successive years held the position of City Marshal of Galena. Hisservica In this capacity closed In Auguat, 1578, flo was a member ot the Irish-American Beucvolent Boflulfl also of the Old Bettlers' Boclety, both of w Jeh orgaulzations will attend :hn fuucral, which will take place to-morrow af- jeraoon. 2 NEw Outxans, Feo, 5.—Tho Rev. William M. Dally, D. D,y L.L. D., & distinguished divine of the “Stethodlat’ Eplatopal Church, died this evenlog, aged 65, Ho was lnuu:ri,y President of tho Indiana Stato University. N —— [ THE INDIANS. Special Dispatch 0 Tha Tridune. Bioux Ciry, Is, Feb. 5.—Col. Kemble, In- disu Inspector, and Maj. Lawrence, Agent of the Ponca Indlans, accompanivd by Lone Chlef, Btonding Buffalo, White Eagle, Biz Elk, tho Chiet Mitchell, Cerre, Little Grexer, Stauding Bear, Smoke-Maker, sud Frank Leflecher,—tea of the principal Clicfs of that tribe,—~passed through this city this aftornoon en routo to the Indian Terntory to locate land for their future houtes. The l"oncu witl probably remove to that country early lu the spring, therefore, {3 atill lwited. Whers threshe Ing bas been done the result s unfavorable, a8 shown by the fuferlur grain, although a few samples wlich were offered brought %he late rates. The quantity of dry English wheat on 2ale in Mark Lans lias been so lml(lllllum that it scarcely aflected prices, which fell one shilllng [:crquumr fu the week desplte the unusually ight imports {uto Great Britain, ‘The dulincss in the trado continues, with —only a Tetall cousumptive demaud. Forelzn wheat fell six_ pemce to one shill n? er fiamr. ‘The lcss threatenlng aspect of the tert Tmuou was doubtiess the pflndznl Causy of the decllne, but the fall will probal l( beslight, Possibly the alteration fu the polith ¢al sltuation has affected the Continent more ban England, for uutil receutly coutinental "u{m competed with us for wheat, Now com. pelition scems to have ceased, aud a_portlon of thelr purchaseca is reotfered for sate. French lour bas also I‘Pp(‘ln:d in wome of our markets. Tome conslder this shows that the Contluental Tants haye besn exazgerated, though, ou thu Jther hand, the detlcleat crop on the Contineut 4 Indlspatable, ‘The demaud for fecdiog kinds 28 been slows Bulv:{ vats, and malzo de- tliued slx peacq to o eblillog pér quarter. Busi- 2¢48 In floallug curgoes has also becu very quiet, to turn over the City Councll to the particular element which then ralscd 14 head, Tho town elections In West Chicagu, with tho excention of the onc held last year, we 0 foolishly given up to the Natlonallats, K one was & 1o 48 certatuly dificuly for a person living In | disgraes and 2 wo. . The misfortune fs Chlcago, whoas attention fs devoted to the pol- | thab the ordinary [Irish Nationatist has wo Itfcs of bls native city, State, and country, to | political common’ seuse, vither st howne or keep track of the delicate shades and distine~ | abroad, and thosa West Town elections, nstesd tions which msy prevail in the rather ivsizuifi- | of beiog conducted with reference to the re- cant political discussivos regardiog a depend- | quirements of the town, had something to do ency of & forelgn power. Very probably thers | with some sutiquated contest which occurred are’ fitty shades, and gradations, and sections, | betweon a couple of rival clans a fuw years be- and factious, nnfi feuds, snd cluns In the rauks | fore King Jobu landed fu Ircland. of tho Natloualist party, just precisely s the 1t is ot & very agrecable zhlufl to ssy ofa heresy - of Manes iffereatlated fnto | race, clw:lul! of one which as fond of ity “separate hcresics, about ull of which politics as the Irish, that it has nubod( knows |n{thlng excopt the compller of NO FACULTY YO GOVERXING, an ccclesiustical dictlonery, and ho forgets it all | but by thelr fruits yo shall know them." alter bis book has gone to press, All that Chl- | They cutitrulled tho Bouth Town, aud the ass cagoans know fs that these singular claima that | 1ocots made wero the rost outrageous ever g tho control of the City of Chicugo shall be vest- | ten up In this city. Those who chose to pay ed in the bands of the were dropped from the books. Those who ré- NATIONALISTS, Sused to contributeblackmall found thelr asseas- oper which calls ftself the | ments doubled aud trebled. The Collector ' hich, by virtuoof its name | wuow they chose §s belog sued for defalcation. and its edltorial declurations, sctsitself up asthe | The Clerk aud Agsessor whom they elected were chatplon of Catholicisw o the West. It Isy fn | forved from shele_oflices by an upheval of pub- the Grat place, & purcly relighous paper. Whea | lic indiguation. Buit bus just bevn commenced e ————— ST, LOUIS' BIG.SUIT, 81. Lous, Feb. 5,—The final-decrco of the Clreult Court in the case of The City sgainst the 8t. Louls Gas-Light Company was passed to-day, It awards the city judgment of $207,000 agzalnst the Company, extingulshes the debt of $800,- 000 which the Company ¢Jals from the city for gas furnbhed for three years, avd which the tity bas refused to pay, and which gives to the ity sll the works and property of the Company. It also orders that the property shall rowaln In the hands of o Recclveruntil the Bupretne Court bas given & declsion In the case, snd the de- cision of the Circult Court is atlined. Tho ity will be entitled to all proceeds remaining lo the hands of the Recelver siuce Juue, 18i0. Tho case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. e —— . - INCORPORATION. Special DisputcA to The Triduse. Segisarieey, I, Feb. 5.~The Secretary of Btate to-day lLisucd certificates of orwanization tothe Amcerican Publishing (:omfm)‘ of Chlmfio, capital $300,000, corporaturs, A.B. Whittaker aud others, and to the Germuu' Silver Mining Compavy, capital §1,000,000,