Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1877, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: \VEDNESbAY. NOVEMBER (4, 1877, tempt was made (onmstfllc‘fl\lncr Garrity, ACADLMY OF SCIENCES- or any of his pals, sequirea no right. Under local law, any ons can make nmed vend Dis invention there; aud Mr, THE GARRITYS. tonthern cliff, which waa partiy separated from the first Congresational paator i the State of \Wis- wmain ledee by the watera of that tremendons river, fncendlar consin, and well known a4 one of the founders flces hava ocenrred hero roer tiy, Po.t draws tha ronclusion that the American The next das the dirty coward Garrily and s I‘hny'pnm;'d Aetoss :ncwrl&ut Irr‘x'wrum(;x;lnr‘y.' of Relbit College aml Chicaso Theolngleal Sem- a:gml‘z n:c'?figuff;»'fni'f?n"fif.'.m’,'xfi‘{{'.,.'.""n(11 iy patent law elnply hinders native manufucturers i Dawling were brouzht up before the article call; & Bt Tho anciont res sanis are piled thera 14 | fuace, divd n 6 o'elock this momming at hor | talke of oraanizing for protection. e il fiom cornpetition aheund, ani develops forclgn A Few of the Many Crimes of the gmfl-;‘m(-)p;lmng\ll{;g:l“;g fll. MeDiapanl A Trip to Starved Rock and Deer foct bore the prosent wator fevel, showing tho Lomeli s ix. . Ll ',L},C'én;\‘;'”‘g,';fi,’; geema to b Infested with & gang of burglar, A te the sraeriient an ak foapon Gang. 50 ate, Jop ghelr frioud Geeives Howllie Park. "/'«"mn:?'u hlnll;‘:r'{*lr;\‘lllxc‘l 'p;‘ifk Tiie Vermiltion frver | Mre. Peck s & woman ::r;;g{mi’n;m-'el«’l o A —— - ) v X A & alee cnmen throneh A ravine o «own cxeavation, Il X 3 T M ATG At TR P sRg Dahaid gasa tho oL e : 'l s ihe famous beor Fark in brapch ravine cut by & | the warm syingthy of a \rv')m.:‘ gl af frende POLITICAL. - Thuraday, 't 2 R i was tried for 1 i rihatary of o Vermillion, “The noft carbonifer- CINCINNATI, Nov. —Dariits Eggicaton, an Seeped Larceny, Mayhem, Confldoncing, Bun« |, hurscar, Ot i 190 Garrty Fas (el O | Hlistorioal and Geologionl Facts—Theo- | s\t incs of i reaton, revily S1oit 10 o | ald+joisen of Liln by, amd senior spemiet of WISCONSLN, TIIE RLECORD koing, Highway Robbery, Ete. taken the p.llnu, to provide himeelf with n choled ry of Cave-Formation action of water, <0 that the atream las cut s worge 4 s A 3 , Bte. : o i 5 ; the firm of D. Eegleston & Son, of Chleago, dled this ovening. - i i Ll CRIME. CITEAP MONEY, Specinl Dispated to Tra Chicago Tridune, 8. Louss, Mo., Nov. 13.~8cveral danys ago it was discovered by the United Btates Marabal in thls city that the Catro & 8t. Louis Rafiroad hml been ssning serip of the denomination of AENATE, Wasnmxarox, Nov. 13.—During the morning hour a number of bills were Introduced and re- ferred to appropriate committees. Amongthein were the followin: By Mr. McDonald—In refation to distilling and rectilying spirits, By Mr. tiarlund—To sutnorize the. election of & Dclegate to Congruss from the Im¥an Terrl Special Dispateh ta The Chleagn Tythume, Maprsoy, Wis., Nov. 13.—Definfte rotamy .from every Assembly and Sonate District hayy been recelved. Those bodien will stand: gey. ate, 21 Republicans, 13 Democrats; Assembly, 48 Republicans, 42 Democracts, 7. Urccnbnulmn: 2 Independents, 1 Bocinllst, Fonr of the Green. Vackers are Democrats al threo Republicane, and In the organization of the House the geule. men will, without question, votewith thestrahy assartment of witnessce, who awore him out of conrt with a facility that sarprised every one but the jury, and they know what was coming very naturaily, McDanall defended Garrity on this occaston. ATTER WOARRY, Johnwaawith Mike McDonald and Nick Geary when Mike, in September, 1874, attacked. Jim Me- (iurr{ Inhis saloon on Madison street, and, asal- Teged, anapped a platol at him. It will, pertinps, beremembered that Jolin M, Rountree, John Gar- tick, dustice Boyden, H. B. Miller, and o nom- half a mile or moro in lenath, with perpendiouiar wides, up which neithor man nor beast can climb. The npper endt of the gorze in closed by A perpene dicular face pock over which the stream loaps in a pretty eascade, Tlie rldes of theravine show reveral caverns ox. ceavated in 8 mannce_not expiained-in aclentine treatises, on a plan which, so far ns [ know, hns not heon explained in any aclontifle work. All ledies of rock are traversed Ly cracks or scame, the l!rfldl!flul carthqnalie waves, wiich cut the strata feom {he surface down to naknown depths. Theva seamn_hecome the rontes for percolating whater, and when g crevice cuta across the ravine it How Havo They Managed to Escape {he Clnichies of the Law 1 The State's-Attorney Requosted to Ehove Them Along to Joliet, The Academy of Scichces met 1ast night at their rooms, on Wabash aveune ncar Jackson street. Mr. E. W, Dlatelford presidea, ‘The Secretary read the list of douations re- celved since the last meeting, Mr. G. W, Howe was elected a member of the Bociety, and tho Sccretary therealter announced that Prof. Ellas Colbert had acvered his connee- | tory. A{r. Booth, Chafrman of tha Cowmittce on Kepublicans, theraby sccuring the The nearest approach which this city has ever | ber of other politicians. were n the room at the | tlon with the Acadeny. resorizn to springs dincharelog alony iin tine, 25 ctols to thelr employes, and, as tbis t(nfi to that mm{ It Is ::mu;-l ::;z:’n hf, Bluuu‘!m (l\lrns mln, al m-' len rrmwm cxcmlxig sownto mntn?;'omnn tendenciea tn the way of :":.“l' nr.||‘!hnl aumlnlzllml eml';m'-'fllcr;\'wml?ne Mr, Witliam Broes stated that the Trustecs n}vt:'gmcym:[: .,."1’-.':,'31,’1':""."9 :T.fgfl&'fix:':f;'flm was 2 grave criminal offense under the | ple authority that the Hon. A. T, Turner, M‘m- frown further service on thal committec. o hetween Jotsn Garrdty and ** Buffalo ot 3 ok, anil o s D 3 g e, . o abmitred. & Fesatution calling upon th [ erime has been fu the wag (L has suffered the | Tho evidence woa not. sufliciently strong to | 14 met and ud a consultation with one of the | { o 'the rocky fioor of the ruvine, On the sites | United States law, tlo —matler was | Fortage figjisters wlll Lo Assistant Secrotary op President to inform the Senate of the cause of thic Nez Perces war, the nunther of Indlans and rodiers engaced therein, the number of Yives lost, thie cost of the war, and what disposition has been made of Chilef Joseph and those who surrendered with bim, Agreed to, The Hense hil} making appropriations for tho most prominent sefentiats of this city, lnp that gentleman nad aignified his willingness to take hiold of the nffalrs of the Academy, and, under Ifin, the apeaker thought the intercsta of the organization wonld be very much advanced, City-Engincer E, 8. Cliesbrough made n few remarks upon an {tom In the last annual report exiztence and fourishing abundance of the dirty, cowardly, aud Infamous gane of thieves, thugs, bruiscrs, and women-beaters namel Qarrlty. There are at present four of these vile crimiunals scattered about in the County Jafl and clsewbere. If they had their deserts they would not be alive or at liberty onc wareant sending Garrlty to the Criminal Court, althengh. according La the evidence, he claimed ul: uwn‘tlm platol MeDonald fad; g0 he was dis- charged. In March, 1575, Dugh, laving In the mean- time Lecome A “DUNKO! STAERER, of the cliil the crevice can ba traced fenm top to bottom upan hoth banks, From thin Insignificant crack emanate forces which excavate the rocka in n remarkable manner, 1t not only transiits soring water in visible sircams, Dbot satorates the poren of the adjacent randstone ke a sponge for some dirtance on cach alle of s lower part, In cold weathier the frost expands the water {n the at once {nvestigated, The serip etated on fts face that It was ouly pasable or recelvable fur meats, but it transpired. that on deveral pay- days the empluyes of the Company were pald thelr wawes with it, thus being lorced to use it for wl) the purposes of maintaining themsclves nnd their familics. It was found out that o State. It was rumored that the place woujd L offered to tho Hon, Alexander C. Dutlkin, o Milwaukee, hut ho has lately beun nppoing Consul to Manchester, Engiaid. For fi:ilregg Commissioner, the prorent Incumbent is g ¢qp. didate Tor reappointment, nind it s stated tigy Fred Horn aud Joe Eldred ars also can for tho position, Col. Andrew Seaton, t of the army for the flscal year ending Jone R, was read by title and refecre turned up agaln. Ile roped a mau named P T, ‘mmsnnflcmmb!c'oflnlln’clmbml!nl‘nlnnyml~ 1 '0f his serlp had fond oy " £ irtbite. Brope ne “Ianati S ¢ ] ¢ So. 165 e ; Kol erial, which falls down like sand, and is wasticd | large amount of this scrin ound 1ts way to | Superiutewlent of Public Property, is 'a candj. Inz thie appointment uf_a Commiseion tu ascortamn | gald that there nre four of these misbegotten | @200, e was arrcsted, uud at the trial wit- | thers were th) vacancics n the Board of Trus- g:::',';nf:'i'f,;flgfilf"'f;"c‘;'“_i‘;‘hg:“‘fl'}:"}}:‘fir:fih‘:c S;DUO ‘P:l l"v A (Rie BIcel ydry Hitale foruy o, upon what torma 8 reciprozal treaty with Mexico | whelos now maltreating thesity by living fnit. | nesses proved an allbi for bim. They wera. in | tees, onc cared by death and the other by the | maiciont mojetare. wntll s depth ir reached whers | at' 45 and * 50 cents —on _ihe doliar: o110, ean be :umngc‘:]’, antd mém‘-;gd (Ir:(l"urcrnnte tothe | qheir names are Hugh, John, Mike, and | theroom at the tine the trick.was taken, 6o | witidrawal of Mr. Rumsey. Upon his emotion | frost can no loncer pencteate, Alonz the crack | An afidavit was made against the Company's L L L Lt;mmmte‘nn R:“l?ihu l;"n‘tmm-n Mr. Hamy Tommy, and tliere~ (s mot @ .ctme on they swore, sud it waza fellow named **Rice, | the Chale appolnted a committee of three o ahove mantioned the chifin have been hollowed hack oflicers by ¥, G. Eastman, fortmerly an vinploye. Ci 0., Nov. 18.—At " R litee wan Tmaprosted ‘withi/ Frace ¥y ar wha looked Jike 1ugh,” that came In with Put: | nominate eandidates for ths vacancies, the Com- Mixty | fect, ubing ghzanile vlazn, In-whosa | Qe Y e senet anil tite morning 0 G LEVELAND, O,y Nov. 18.—At 0 recent eles Srtn mnon he sublect, The neaotiation of | the etatutebook - that they have | pam. The victim was pald $300 not e prosc- | mitteee to report at the nost mecting. lanks this procens hen nolluwed eurions dome- | iRl WO, SRy RO0, VLD IUECRR, Sio | ton Curtle, Tepublicau candidate for Stats freatics helonged to the Executive branch of the | not amoog them committed. To be | cute, but hadid It, since be was under 2500 bail A TRIP TO STARVED ItOCK. shaped caves. In tho samie way the water of the h + Government; besides, the resolution looked 1o the ratsing of revenuo, and such matters most originate dn the House, Other bills were fntroduced as follows: 5 By Mr. Dorscy—To anthorize the constrnction of a bridze across the Mississippl River at Memphis 2lsn making an appropriation for the improvement ;1 the At!;lnlln Iilver, by removing bar opposite Fort Smith. Ny Mr. Cameron (Wis.)—To ald the Winnehsgo Indians of Wisconsin to obtainanbsistence by acri- <ultaral parsuit<, and ta promote thelr civilization, At the expiration of the morning honr, Mr, fChaflee called np tke resolution submitted by him Jast week in regard to the managemont of (ho Pa- 'tlfln‘,‘ Wailrond, andspoke al length In regard to tho wnabject. Mr. Chaffee, in tho course of his address, sald he asked attention to this subject thua esrly in tho md gave bornd, A warrant ‘has also heen swor out for T. E. Canda, —General Manager of the rond, now absent in New York, who will be arrested ns soun _as ho returne. ‘The oflicers of the road will also he arrestud, 'The prosceution will be conducted under Sec. [83 of the Revised Statutes, Senator, only had 32 mojority on the faccof the returns. By casmal examination scvery mistakea wern discovered, all against him, ang Baker, Domocrativ candidate, I8 now contesy fug. Counkel for both purtics have agrevl ty ljave the ballots recountod in the City Clerkly apartments, in _preserce of such as desire 1o drop i, I'wo dnstices of the Peace have been specially sworn to do the counting, 1t fa thought aker Wwill-be counted fn Ly the Democraly Henate, however the count may result, s . CASUALTIES, RATLROAD ACCIDENT. sure, Tommy {8 rather young yet, and only fit to pick pockets, rifle ballways, and rob inflrm wromen and young children, but ho makes no poor hand at these Uranches of erlint and such others as come In his way. [le is growing up frown a smart little thict tothe eminence of a highway robber, and may cven hope to be able to commit a murder if the other brothers don't get killed Lefore they have time to teach him what they know. The origin of this remarkable family of beast- 1y and brutal eriminals has nothing remarkable fn ft, except perhaps {t be that they come from comyarstively decent parents. They have to appent as o witness. The gaug, however, swore him ont of sight, and * not gufity 7’ was the verdict, atroam Itzell soaka into the losror pact of the cifff4at many pointe, and when the frost comos crinbles ont the atrata, making those excavationd nlon whase roofs traverse the exquusite ripples of Izl reflected from the water Uelowy, and ro well de- seribed By tiov. Tiross, Caves Tormied in the ramo manaer accnr in the ** Dells™ of the Wiscousin Rivor, near Portave City. In the vicinity of Cowden, Til., I studied Inet spring quite s diFerent metiod of Cave-formatlon. ‘Three miles eart of the village a fall-formed brook rushes outof a cave inthe alde of a rocky hill. In thls care feost had but littie to do with 1t, bnt the ingvitable . erevice. In the stealn was there. The rocks In the upper purt of the hill wezo very lard, and iittle aifected by the water, bat nent the base wus a stratam of roft ahale easily washed out. ‘Tho pent-np waters of the rroviee cut this shale awav, nud umlermined Mr. Willlam Bross then read the following paper: Un the 1%th of last Jano Dr, Andrews, his son Frank. ] nn_ exritrtion to ‘*Starved Roek™ in Ladalle County. My notlee of the trip will be conflned mainiy to the mmvzm'my of the acction vieited, Teaving to my friend, 13r. Andrews, the intereating geological Iacts which hls keen eye and carcful culture will enable him to present “In liy graplile style for the constderation of the Acadeny. To reach these interesting objects, take the evening b o'clock traln of the Itock Island Nall- way; -stopat Utiea, a few miles below Ofiay where miue host I'radenbary, an honest, nccom: madating Dutchman, will taks good care of you tillmorning, An carly start next day will enahte you to virit all the localitics hereafter named and VAGRANOY. In December, 1575, John was arrested for ‘being u vagraut, and fincd 5. Jan, 1, 1570, I|mxh was arrcsted for helng o vagrant. He forfelied his bail, and was recap- tured two days afterwards and fined $10. CONFIDRNCING, On the 3d of Jduly, 188, llugh was arrested, ‘with bis pal, Mike Shaunessy, for fidencing James Hall, o Grauger, out of $100 by the bfl\mpnhnck gaine. They hought tho *sucker" off, gaye him perhaps 325 and paid his fare hotne. Consequently he didn's appear at the Police Court, nnd the cazo was dismisscd. CATTLE THIEVES, Special Dispatch to The Chicaian Tribune, Manion, Ik, Nov, 18.—Far thres years past farmers living on the herder of Frankiin and Williamson Countles have suffercd great loss of cattle aud sheop. The number Is estimated at G600 head. On the 3d tnat. twenty-fiva head of enttie were shipped from Du Quolu to the 8t. L : Sneclal Diswalteh to' The Cafcagn Tryseme, jscusion becanse tho loz-continued faflure and | just now come nto special promi- | In October, 1670, Hugh ond Shauncescy wore | TEeT, mTuated sbs Mre or wix miios sasvionet of | cicacks abave, which, in thelp t4eh, Jolt M xt | Louls market, This gave o clow, and partica | 87, Lovns, Nov, 10.—A serious nccldent oy ‘;'"‘l‘a’;‘lfi'c;m;;'{;w f::"fi'}!‘"o'," ‘fg:;;f,,::}:‘; nencc—os they often have before— ?x‘n:rnli\':-r?n‘;xg; }!g;“:’gff“; "\';}c:""“g *\l‘:’gl{’gfif 'Lur? n'u n r“u‘m lhul;unlxl rock, fnl)m une'-l;nll Tocen and_crriod o by tho rireame 1 fatowed | traced the car, Fecognlzing n greater part of the | curred last uizht ahout 8 o'clock near I Tiehiland, wrought almost Incalculablo damage and loss to [ by ~ the ‘commission of crime of | oG R0 by tho bond game. Thoy wers held 1 o f,m"’gl‘l‘;";"’ge‘:lli;‘_c LY | fhiscave o0 fect by n Crooked ronte, aml nlows | eattle, awonfs them ono onfmal with a broken | 11k, thirty wiles from 8t, Louis, on the Van. /ihe peaple and Gavernment. In his: Judgment. the revolting brutality in which two of the cowanl- the centre of tho roof of nvl-:ly’ pasange ran tho ly, sncaking beasts came together npon one Rulding crovice, which had directed the water aad determined the form of tho eave, In $10,000 cach to answer al the Criminal Court, road resches it where the amall stroam that drains but they have never buen tried, aud never. will “hardehip 1t inflicted waw greater than would be en. 1t mingles with the Vermiition River, a fow milles yoke on its neek, From this the plon scems Lo, 1atied by the entiro loas of all the bonds loaned to dalfa Rallrond. At first 1t was reported that have been to gather them from the communs fivemen had been kilied, but (avestigaton haforo it cmpties futo the IMlinois. The Park 8 a0 Immanes cave which oc- . The thieves we A ;‘l;:x;el\i::-!‘ :3.}:;;;:’1;:' ”ggx:'ku;c '§.?é'r'{fé‘u'l‘.“ :22 ;:l,lll‘lq :(“ hdz I.l! l:lrzem;:] %H-h‘e;' ',"'d':"lcl'l I'nn :’e'-‘l-lt 3{%‘:!!’::;’&";‘;;.1‘:};“ ‘;‘;‘:’é‘fi‘fi;‘:{'&:‘g ‘xm about i ugml Angin Jo the \’:{m}l]lflm :ulp';:r.-';"t‘h’é‘ll'n':fdr.k);rmur“nmml"uvemg-nmlmlm ,‘1}:“‘{:",{‘.},}.','".’.‘.,; T{'fi,a‘;‘.‘f rfi::(fi-? d‘c,:;cm‘:; Tl’u‘é E{.‘;"‘mfi{'“ ||lr;‘r,:’ {)'no nr:;:‘nn k“l"-“:n‘t ‘xfi onbected continuous ng, The fntention was not | ) d.m}t‘:'( ;’:' Ay 'z l“ o) S tho | 4)0 Grand Jury. elther alno.wo Lhat. hien nace Tl 1 fe Joons | 3o o o O Y ow /| purlolners, was arrcabed and given a hearing at | west-hound work-trin was backhuz tor «<bat the main line shonld grow rich at_{he | CTOW erim{oal reporterof long experfence ASSAULT. aible for men or animals o fot out except by re- | hut slontt the centro af tha roots of th tont cor: | Senton. Notbeing able to sive the remitired | wards the sintion at Hizhlond; ween it vespense of tho brauches, = Fout or mare | in thls city cannot remember in all the Jears &0 On the 82 of March, 1877, John attacked J, | Tracing thoir ster, With tho cxcention of & sngie | tidom atil et o sailiig crerias, spowing tha *llwflhoud-- T lingera in the Franklin County | colilded with & hand-car. on which there wero men controlling fonr great trank Hnes | utterly (nbuman and scoundrelly an aftack as | 11, Romalne In Datchelder’s salvon on Etate | point, and cven 'there {t would require & good | infinence which had directed thooxcavating power, | Joil Last night two mssociates, Jerrs Martin | five e, The mon jumped off In time to e ;L‘;m':“";‘i“‘n“”"}’;;rcl"':h m:wafl’-‘\‘.‘flf”‘";m and | when twa men fell upon one to murder bim | street, and in the fight urockery was sinashed, | elimberto cale it, At the upper end a small riva- | [n this care tho roof of the cava wasn haed Insotus | und James Cary, were brouciit into Marlon, and i e ? cape fatal injurics, but the cugine and ey Bower 10 work ug or down the brice which mitlions with glass bottles, and then tried to stamp on | and Romaine teeeived two bad cuts over the | Jet from the prairics Ieaps from a perpemdicutar | bio stone overlyin will have o preliminary examlhation to-morrow, Iigs ith heavy boots. That was tho charact Uarri ted, but whon U rock mearly oa gh ayany yat of thewoige: 1 1 Tomcattune vt srins watoraof 1od | StatusAttorncy Harnsel sinted Lo-Gay that e | Toyuen o e o emin i Doro of our Western farmers would realize for their | Dim Wwith heavy . That wastho character | oyo. Uarrity was arreated, but whon tho case | WEK Reary o8 CIEE Bs BRF post OF Bhe FArRS, 18 18 | moto orless scluble Sorh i y Hartwoll sty H at he } Relker, was killed, aud a brakenian’s lez broken, products, and this uncertainty dependent upon Ei;&.’.‘%n"afi.?{‘r'%nri'.!’é‘i°-P§ni‘¥Fi‘i,§“?,'.::é?“'f‘ of | ciuno up at the Armory therg was no proseen- | SRR G0 @ CER 0™ “Caliate them reglon, 1t 1 tobe remembered that all spang | kns sufficient prouf to couviet hls men. The: There were uo other scrions easuaities, The ¥ in carbonic neid, which 14 a powerful | are ull young inen of Franklin County, and well vrock stransporiation was nne of the causcs of tho great tlon, und the charge, ¥ assault with jutent to do 3 waters contal re ull young ¥y engineand traln wero not badly wrecked, and Nepreasion in the WesL. Unjust, illegal, and dis- TIR HISTORY OF THR CASE bodtly Injury,” was dismissed. The samo ilay | (a0, A0 benc e N a1 iy 0f | solvent of Jimeatone, . % erpechally af the inaznasian | Joyown - wilk e uss the track all Tizhit b i o . zht by morniug. Srlninating ates et scverely”fel: copocaily By | haa been before given In theso columns, but e, | 1o was arresied for eeating o disturbanice 10 8 | &5 Sy ive Shei- ariingen. o1 ihsoadt 15 | o Fopmee” e, Tmenone i dimoped | K07 o . = p stho peaple of Colorado, Knnsas, Missourl, and all | reasous for. the assault have not been written? | iouse of ill-fame—n favoritc amusement. This | Taken ST 11 ofl, 1118 reaily 0n6.0f " the most inter- ‘ovety crevice, and constitiling w cavor: THE CLEVELAND HACKMAN, LIQUID DEATIL. “fii mc:;:mh!m u::'u‘n‘t: lm;;x Xe, r. Chaftee | 1 APPELTA that somcthing over two years awo | caso nlao fall through. esting and enrions placed to vixt that I know of at once enormous In extent, and bewildering In Special Dispateh to The Chicagn Trihune, rohbed Dowling of some £300 o ¢ " o " Loumsvinty, Ky, Nov. 13.~James Craw iec Jon' Garrit RODBING A GAMBILEIL anywhore within hundreds of mites of Chicago. the complesity of ite paseages, Ourparty eaplored Crevenanp, 0., Nov. 13.—The hack mys- i3 ' o {orisd posent cossblemtinn of te sesalation, ool when Dovling was drunk. aod fiad with | In May of the hresent yenr dohn, Hugh, and | While here our party had_ tha pleasare of wit- | from 4 o'ciock in thy aficriioon untif mfdniaht | gory. an ceount of swhich was sont lnst uigh, s | 113 moring from tho effect of sculding by o ‘read @ Aclegram from A, J. Poppleton, | 1L to Memphis, Dowling sent a detective after | on nssoclate named Snoll, filled Qeorgo”Duval, noseing without scolng Tt of lin Interior, Tho preat. L Lo eknan turnod | 1arh aucntire tankful bavin suldaly oiforney for the Unfon Tacific iiroad, | him and brought bim back. It id 1ot scem to | the gambler, full of Uquor, in Elliott’s saloon, Uirely dIfT A ""!ND-“{I:'ON tad Mammoth Cave of Kentucky was hollowed out on s A says ho found Itmseit Ivk ourcd Itselt upon him while at work lu a porke riatine tuat tho querlion viielugr the Kan | tho intercet of tho owner of the meney to bring | corner of Ifarrison street and Fourth aveniuy | SLi0rsY Shoniabs 15wy i ths Forgs, the wator | * Mot sprlniuiave. tho power of dimslviugalos, | Rhs nvar the outakirts. nf the. ety when ho | PNEYeleRlar, T acifie, nver Pacifc, and Darlington ¢! 'y ed { and robbed himn of $346. Joln _and 8null were ¥ ‘ ande ‘ 5 " cly e i En. Thoinuas Croel, age yeare, dlod this morn. up by the repayment of the sum stolen. 8inco | arrested, but Hugh skipped. The two former has worn away tho brse of the rand-rock on the | excavating caverns in siliccons rocks oxactly as o " acific, and what their righta were, was now pend- H northwest aide for some eight or ton feet, creating ng before Judge Dillon, and adeclsion might bo a sort of shallow cavern. rom tho back mide the rtock s beantifally rounded off tili the lincs reacly the perpondicular wall. To bido the naked enr- faco of the rock Nature has kindly coversd It with o detleate ganzo-ltke fabricof hright green lichons, Under [t 14 wpread ontn puol_of clear aparkling water, amooth os glass® and Rasling back tho ‘bright sunbeams that are pouring down from the awaoke, but does not know how he came there, Jle has no Kdew what became of his pasecngers. 11s head s cousldcrubly cut. It is thought ho stopped ton long in a saloon, that bis tenm walked n\m{ froin him, wud that ha got be- wildered and fell down. drunk mto tho gutter; that he fell from bis hack [ u drunken sl carhonated waters do In Wmestone. The subter- rancan hollows from which the geysers of the National l'ark spout thelr boiling Jots were doubt. lesafornted in thls mnner. Another clusd of caves |5 the result of wave ace tlon, atil} malded, huwever, by the Inevitanlo erevice. Where o cruck weakens tho wall of o shore cliff, the tromendous dash of the waves, that time there bas not been the best of feelln; between the pang, growing, no doubt, out of the undoubted truth of the maxim thot a mon ?cvcr forzives o fricnd who has donebimn [avor. Curlously cnouch, tha Garritys, big, uncoath, dirty sncaks as they are, bhewan thelr carcer 8 confldence men, and worked thelr way along to En-murl Ttiver RRoads were branches of the Unlon were held for trial. In July. Hugh retarned to the city and wos arrested. " Dusal went Lefore the Grand Jury, Lut, as ho was unable to sup- port his statement, no fndictiuent waa found, and that ended the matter. MATHEM. In August of this year, John bLeat a man iney hn\'lnfiauflcrml ovar 10 convelsion:, proe duced by dripking widsiy found In the deutls jexpected in a fow days, and expressing the hope of the recent (lre. n ithat there would bo no leglstation nnlfi aftera de~ “cisfon should be made, e Mr, Baunders pald ho desired to address the Henate In rogund to this resolutlon, but wasnot Prepared ta-day. Mr. Chaffee then ylelded, and the resolation was i INTO T RIVER, Pontsyouti, Nov. 1.—An engine, with a saloon aud three empty tretzht cars, phunzed to. o o lded by frost, soon makes an lmpresslon ou tho | wag knock:d down., Some think that the pas- | day through an apen draw, which the eng- named John Conllsk, who was tuken to thy Ar- s % il il A 1 «d_down. pas- Ay pe 'y il the eng 1a10 over for the present thelr favorlte smuscment of - getting | mory in g scmi-unconsclons condition. At ot | SPPopee mec: o But arcl = A feh anape | fuck and ol cnzth cats it Gavemaiith inay | sengers, tired of walting for him, rlrove avay, | neer did ot see I tine, lofo the Piscatwls M. Daxls gave notico that on Thurday nextho | beblud o taan “mash” “him_ when | tempt had heen made to gougsout hiscygs. | ings of - aunebino "chise oncli othr on | rares Lhio INhil-¢nd of the creviee hecomen chlnrced | 0dy nfter ueing the hack s Junzgs waiited, | River, . Novady killed. T e T e amatenof the he.. catinok ‘m‘;“" m.m".',"ll'{. ulmh' L | dio was ot evon_arrusted, probabiy becalso | the cnrtain of ichens in_ tho most beautifui and | info whiat v calic 1.3 4 bloe-hote, and avery pris turned the teain loose. It I8 not probable e —— . i wmay e . Wi Tl at no Junlisk refused to tnako a complalnt, astonishing manner. oned wave rolling througi the nrches beneatjiseuds Hhebooks of the Treksusy Departmont, Otlicy muthod of getting a iving has sulted this | Colonris a Each ot nsdropinn Fchhlv. nud then asthe wavelets rapidly crow and dance within and about each other In “ten thoneand fan- tastic Rinpes thay flash on {he moss-covered rock riugs and circlots of living light mora gorgeons and bowltchiug than jentoe poncll can evar paint to the mind of another, Fven onr friond Colbert, I there Is any tragedy in the afluir. FATHER SLACK. A Court Declnres 1im to Inve Been the Victhn of Unjust Perscautian, ., WitLiamseors, Pa., Nov. 13.—Tlhe caso of "The Scnate went Into executive sesslon, and, Jolin has, or had, o girl named ** Belle," and, when the doors wers reoponed, adjourned. when drunk, be was in the hablt of thrashing Ner for not making more maonoy or not giving Nim all she innde, * 8ho bas had " him locked up {::r his brutality, hut neverwould appear agalnat im. up n lofty jot of water through lhe ojenint. Tliere ate caves in Sonthern THinvia whizh, though thoy ar now dry, ssem to hase been formed in 1his way in past geologic nzen, when the clifs con- taining them duny back fromn their fronts tha salt waves of Lho retinng sea. THE DYER MYSTERY AGAIN. Avecial Disputch (0 The Chicago Trisune. CoLunpos, 0., Nov. 13.~It will be remem- bered that, nvoeut two mouths ago, Edwin C, spawn 80 well as mbblnfg the defenseless ofter using the bludgeon. Thelr whale lifstory has licen vne round of brutal cruelty, such a3 fm- plled in knocklug down o woman with a _club, and then jumpiue on lber face while she s TOUBK. Bitls were introduced and referred: Liy Mr. Hanksa—To extend, facilitate, and chespen 4 . would forget to note their mathomatical elo- Flnally there uvo volcunle caserne, Inthe Sand- | Deur, n stock-buyer, myaterlously disappeared, | Fother Slask azalust Blstiop O'Mlars, n litiza- and water trausportation of freight and pas- | senselcss.” Therefs uo record of their ever ' enta, and stand entranced at tielr maichlens | wich Islands long lava_etrentne owing down yur, Lyary my y Rjarells 3 s sczera, and ta promoie industry s 1abor With- | Taving shonn oven ono tralt. or Instancs of 'lh“b“"b{&u.'::’:":,’,":fll:; Jewaty. "Nlafturawill il 0 onjoy thin” rceno na | Mountaine becamis couled and solld an tho mdrtacs | ondl thaty near;tiic place where he was lastscen | ton for moro (hau elx years, Is deiicd 0‘;‘,;";“‘;"{‘vg{g_‘_'}\".',;"’ffl‘mg;“"’.‘,f.{‘:ub;hw 1o | gourace orhr::lcry. Thcy:;(eblnnlllm 50 188 | of theso creatiiros. Vlicre o scoren of drunic. | o 41d nnless thote o n clear lag ~anout tha timu | while sili fowing teneath " In mary caer iho | allve, bis poclict-bools, o small amount of ?x"a"xl!x fn fflél“f 06 ll;fi Lfflflz_- r-:udx; Committee on' Public Lands to faquiro what aa. | Delow thecur-dugas to make the name ©80n | on men beaten and robbed, of strumpeta choked [ e wer: 827 betwed ok e | e Tiiat yot In the fanne, fows out at o Tawer | Blutey, ond uther artlles were found on the | famble, a3 GChancellor in the Courl uf Coniifen an. i o inquiro what 24 | ofa dog" an honor to which they have never h D morning. ‘enmn; in the tannol flowa out at the lower untll they gave up their poor camings, of mon bunkoed und thon run out of town, of comrades robbed and deserted, which have neverappeared in the papers, or which were nentioned only casually, During the -last ten. years hardly a Common Pleas, to-day filed an elaborate opla- fonIn which he malutalned that tho power cxer- cised In the ense by Bishop O'Hara fa wawar cuen ll the W end, leaving the roof in stalactitcs of fava Ll the black cefling, On our return wo visited “STARVRD ROCK." 18 faa perpendicular wall of sandstone nearly ‘160 feob high. washed alita baso on the shdo next tlig rive Ly the IOl " On cither slue 1 'a deoy zenu who desire to vmigrate to the West for the pugpo<e of engaging in agricultnre, By Mr. 'Townshend (111 }=—A revolation instruct. been ablo to attam, And these cowardly, bru- tal beasts have been allowed to vreu{,murh run at large through this cily for ten years. they river bank, which caysed people to bellove he lisd been mubdered for the mousy—32,000— which Lie had nt the time, Beveral days were [ and frotted with hardened as it dripped from ene tunnola may exiend for and Corrency to Opce in & miles, and farnish some of tho most improseive jny thy Commitiee ou lllnklng' while Inquire into the cxpediency ol runted by the eanon “laws, aind Liat, Jfornaof, CAYOTIV fCRUCTY. spent in svarch of tha body, but no clew.was dscipll £ 1k s . 1 winding up "Na. } have been arrested, but have generally used this 4 ¢ St TaVing b sIehe nuled 1o tho river, with, e per 1 Toll by Dr. J. 8. J over oblalnad, . The relatives of Dyer have re- | Sidpling - of o' Lognse - luved: o tional Bunks, withdrawlog thelr eirculatlos, and { wonoy taken from victims 10 bire meis to uwear | ek s elapsed In which anc of Lhem Lias fut | 0 e nba forty (0. cighty fo0t Mgh | anroeriwtatiowed Ly Dr. J. 8; Jowell, wha read | 0 iH1y offered w raward, and @ wealtny farnier | SUClt power sl novertholess, Lo Euustiutiog 1o Hed thescar roegBacks and other themn put of troublé. Tt bas been attomped ‘;fl;fi“m’ of nerime, aml during it long | FEGREERL B UPYIaE i o e rock clves | D camy outitled: & Recont Lcscarchica fn, tho s ; o vondemned a8 contrary to the baw of the Tund und prejudlelal to the rights of citizenshp, The supesiority of ¢ivil over ceelesastical law fs expressly assevted, Tho deeree of the Caary, necordlngly, deetsred the tamoval o1 Father Black as 4 punlshment for the supposad oltenso to be uniawful; that the probhibitivs die recteu to Father Black, forblddlug b to csee vise gny priestly tunctions i Willlawmsport, was uniawiul. Bot the decree of rostoration asked for I8 not granted, on the ground that it might be injudicious to disturh the present stato of things in the conreiation, ‘Thia point, hovever, is un *open question if the Bishop slould appeal to the Bupremo Court. —— ——— SENATOR MORTON'S WILL. none of them except when at Jolict has carnerd an honest dollar, "It {s slncerely to lic Loped that, now that three of them, the worst of the gang, have been arrested on a serlous chiargo where there is smnple testimony to prove It, there will be no delsy on the part of tho Btate's Attorney and the polico authorities [n glving them their dues and sonding them to Joliet tor not less than ten years aplece. . For the question Is getting to be o serlous one to this city whether it can affurd to have such In- famous dogs as theso men n lts midst. No de- cent man can walk the streets with anything like sceurity while.they are at liberty, beeause they may take a liking to bis watch or even to Nislife, and tlicre has been no law found yet that can_hold them Lo any sort of respoiisi- bility, Ono of them (the blggest thiel, the dirtiest coward, andtho vilest cur of the lot Etructuro and Mode of Action of tho Lrain, livinir near where: ths coaty vert, and emply pocket-hook were found has offered an adaie tianal $500 for tha recovery of the body. dend or allve. Auother search is tiow in progrosa, NEWAGO, MICIL, Hpecial Duspateh to The Chicado Tyilune, Anraxp Rarios, Mich,, Nov, 18.—At Newaygo, forty miles north of here, yustorday, Asron Thompson, an 0ld and formerly wealthy and much respeeted cltizen, was sentonced to Stata Prison for five and alall yeara. Ile hired two men, Mapes and Wright, to burn n church near his residence, Mapes and Wright, aiter break- fug fail twies, once after Zofug to Btate Prison, werg sent theru and are hoth to be kept there five years, ‘Thowpson expected to got rw{ hut, below tocull from the records a few of many cases against the gang, though, of course, not one-tenth vl them can now be reached. Up to June, 1869, thie scoundrels had confined themselves wainly to confidence ca and the like, and had not gone into brutality on so largre n scate as they did thereafter, Wednesday moruiog, June 3y 1569, Milke Garrity wos brought up on a habeas corpus, he being at that time a prisoner io tho County Jall awaiting transportation to towa. Iis of- feosc fn that State bad been burglary, cotn- mitted near Clinton. Having been arrested at the request of the Governor of Iowa, be was on his way to that State when HUOIL, 18 WORTOY DROTITER, arrauged to rescue blm. Mike had been before Judge Uary, and the Jatter had decided that there was good zround for holding him. Just “Ciie liouso, then went into Committes of tho ihe Whole (Mr. Blackburn, of Kentacky, in the chair) on the Deficlency bill. ‘The tolal amount I?mprl- ated by the bill s $2. ‘40.(105} of which $1,446, 088 is for the uavy, 53 for the amount doe h‘t‘llgn:ln Bros,, London, aod §45,000 for the ma- rino corpa, ‘Tho bill also provides for tho payment of United Btatca Judges, ete. After conalderablo diascussion, in which Mr. Blount (who had chal of the bill) promised & rizd inquiry into the diversion of the pay fand, und Mr, Halo sald the late Secrotary might bo wcrutinized from cellar to garret and there would 1ot be found & stngle doliar of all the miilions that lind passea through his hands which had boen ap- pm‘rhlcdw a purpose outslde uf the malntenance uf the American nur in the proper manacr, the Bilt passed without division, Tho llousa then proceeded to the considoration of_the Lill to repeal the Resumption act. about thirty fect ahave the raving, but It is somo- what broken for somo twenly yards ‘or more, and onu can nmunT’ 10 ciimb to the top, A fow qon, huwover, could canily defund it fram uny force that coufd ho brouglit acainat i, Acrosu tho Ta- vine, up the river, within mnsket.shot, and pn {ho sonth sido, the top of the bW Is o high &x the ruck, and lience tha “”fi?‘ u’{_ the oarthworks on it s easlly underetoo he ures of the top 1s ahout sn wcre. Thure ore eomo reattered cedars andeothior treew, and, fn digging In difterent placen, bones wero found, which Dr, Androws decided had beloneed to the butfalo. Of conrse they had been brought there vy the Indlans or the F'rench. with thelr meat, to enable thom to maintaln & rlege. Above and helow, the river blutle are coverea with urand old oak, standing In Al thelr majesty as they Qid when LaSalle and ‘Tonti rosmed among them nearly 200 years ago, Thure may they remaln casting thelf morning shadows on tho” bosom of the [ilinols for a thou- TIIE RAILROADS. THY ERIE, Mr. I, J, Jowett, Lteceiver of tho Erlo Rall- rond, siates in regard to the deereo for the sale of his road that it was the rexult ofa plan made about two years azo. At that time.n number of first and sccond class bondholders fopmed o schieme for reorganizing, altering the financlal management, foiproving the road by introduo- Ingg tha narrow-gauge, double tracks, increasiug terminal fackities, cte. At tirst there werconly a few of tho Lundholders in favor of this schicme, but after awhile more came o, nnd lhc{ declded to admit shareholders also upon r . e Boqueathos All Ilis Property to Mrs, has toudly boasted'of his intentfon to “mash | a1t vears to come. thiclr shavos. The fifst thing noccasary to carry | the Bupreme Court allirmed the action of the | T8 PFRS B0 S BL RN (talee 3r. Kden offored a substitute simply repealing the [ 88 -the tulel was golng town-stalrs again in woof the newsatherers of thls city. - 1t [ *Cron : i Ammo was to lave th rold | Clruit Coutt. et G 4 ’\}nnl -%L‘lfinl:ll the ,lln:,l"lm tion lli?L, d nrolvfiung chiarge of two ofticers named Hoglo and Baileny- ?{,’: ;:n‘erfil :\ubl!: wcr‘fi Iu;l!"cfir:rmlyhu;:1 k ow a fl;‘{!ff:.r:nllmvl‘:llfn:{vt';:'umom S, W maL (i ::&flt:nm‘fi'mrfl ot l:.. l'l'l:ls‘l.uu “bc:::mdun‘n. dames Fluley, whoshot bis wifo and ncarly | - terod for the Cumnman Heaellt of Mersell hero & e no forther isaue ol ational-Ban! hole throush a Garrity ua tha threntened men are, they would all four have gune to tlhelr descrta long before tbis, There Is not czactly o law commanding one to kill a snake or a (lnrri- but, in vlew of the character of both, it fa ger, Uuqh Uarrlly ran up behind Hoglo and struck him from behing with aalung-shot, whilo another thicf named Moynahan caught hold of Hallenger, and in the melee Mlike ran off. After o time the police zot hold of Hugh, and he was tried Dec. 17, 1560, and found euilty, and sen- Killed licy, in Newaygo County samomonthsago, being jeslons, was convicted of nssault with (n- tent to kill Inst uight, — ASSAULT ON A MOTUER.IN-LAW. nud ‘Clielr Three Sonn, Corpespondence Cincinnatt Gaveite, INDIANALOLIS, Nouv. 10.—About ten days prior to Bunator Morton's departuro from Riche notes, except to replace wuch as aremutilated, worn, or Jestroy Mr. Chitteuden took the floar and sent to the Clerk's desk ond had read the memorial of the Natlopal Board of 'Trade and draft of & subatitute for the pending bill preparcd by that body. lle SULPIUR 8PRING soma twomiles or more up tho river, and haif. way between It and the bluffe, 7The waters are very strongly impregnated with the munera), and I rhould supnusc its rumedial quaiities wero volua. ble, When 1 frst saw it In October, 1840, it wi ‘The salp of tho property need not bo had unti} after the sultain other States have been brouyrht to judgment, but !Iglr. m conesquendt of the decrea grantud, has mae a merg formnlity, then stepped to the Clerk's desk hif; and ad- dressed Lhojlluuse, $lolding up 8 ten-dollar legal- 1ender note, ho said he was very much mistaken 3 tho bill before the House was not downe ight repudiation, Thls note in his haod waa & promise of Lho Government to pay him 810, but no date was dxed for the payment, The nolo . wan fssued In 1876, and on the fourtecnth doy of 8 tenced to ton years In Jollet. EHe, liowever, re- malned-there only a short tiine, belug pardoned because of his belng Wil Friday, Nov. 19, 1871, a fow wecks after Hugh Garrity was released from the Peni- tentiary oo & physician's certificate, he bad sa Inrugexcovucd s heaith os to bo ablo to partict- pate in 1n ono case thau in Lhe other, QUAKERS. QOrand Thee-and-Thouing of Friends of the United Htates at Indin napolls. -t J‘.’nhl!ul whether it would bo any more munder o beauliful pring, and tha atage station was clore toit. So clenr was the water that une could rwnlf tell whure it and the .ale met. Now sn unsightly pila of stones surrounds a wooden cylinder, constructed in orler to force the wator up tu s suflicient head to supply & descrtesd hotel, bulit to mako thi 8 popular watering-place. Huch 1t would undoubtedly becowe were ft not eituated Tuis u\.ocl.cd that the sale will take place I about slx wecks or two months, Though Mr, Jewett states that he 1s in favor of thu reorganization of the road, yet ft fs clalined that he scerctly desires Vanderbilt to et control of the pmvcrtly. and the harmony with which the two gentlumen have worked togzether Jately seems to Indicato that thero s somcthing In this gasertion, ‘Those who ars Sversal Dievalch (o Tha Chicazs Tribune, , Anuiax, Mich., Nov. 10.—=0n tho aftcrnoon of Auyg. 30 Tnst Willlam M. Godley threw his mother-in-law, aged 60, down the collar-way in his residence and fearfully mangled her. To- day he has been on trial for assault with Intent to murder, Lo trinl exciting greatlnturest here. mond to this city he cxpressed a desiro to make his will, At that time the following was pre- pured, which was adwittod to probute this morning. He skrned the lustrumncng, wridog hia name for the lust time: 1, Oliver P, Murtus, of the City of Iadianapolis In the Siate of Indiana, do make and publteu thu wy last will aud teatament, . 1 duvise and bequeathe all my ostate, rq1land nwon-l.:nuuun actun, aud property of of ereny ind wlatsoerer, 10 my dear wife. Lucioda Morton, mnd her beirs sud aselfus forevar, 2, 1 redquest iy said wifa to pay 3100 to Ancs Marla Hart, . i 1 reguest my eald wile to have my son, Olives T, Mortou, cumplete hla collegiate edncation, and to ald hitn b doing 0, and aleo In tho atudy of the profession he may select; and also to ald my wa that year Congress Lad cnacted & law declaring this debi of the Uovernment shoold be pald on the Iat of January, 1870, ‘The Goyerninent must keep ds promise faithfully, or it would become the sesderof all repudlators In the land, inciuding wery defaulting town, cily, and State, The jJuestion of honur was the central and vital polat «a the diacussiou. Hu criticlsed the opening Jpeech made by Mr, Phillips, saylng the contrace siun of thocurrency undor the Heaumption act biad 30 more to do with_the present sufferings of the on the Ihnols 1tiver Oats, where fogw and other couses doubticss mars than overbalauce the beng- At that might be derlved from thess mineral wa- ters, Cortuln §s 18 thut within less than 100 miles of Chicago thura ia a large apring whoxo water are strougly clarged with sulpliur, 28 much s0, probas bly, axany In the country. HISTORICAL, ‘Though not exactly within the subjects appropri- ute tothy Academy, perhaps 1 may be pardoned for adding a few hlstorical ‘Incldeuts, **Starved &recial Dispatch (o TAe Chicago Tribune, INDIANAPOLLS, Tud,, Nov.13.~Tha ninth bl- ennial Firat-Day 8chool Confercnce of Friends in America began its scssions to-dny. Thers aro delegates from ten of the twelve Yearly Moct- fogs luto which the United States and Capada are divided by the Frieuds for tbo purposo of religlons supervision and orgauization, while, In well posted ns to Vanderbilt's affulra say hio hos not the ghost of a show of gettng posscsalon of the roud, and that It {s almoat certaln that the English bondholders will obtalu control, and rovrganize the road with an cutlrely new management which bus no sympathy with elther Vanderbilt or Col, Beott. BT, JOSEPI & DES MOINES. A HICOWAY ROGUERY of a character robuat cnough tu ba croditable to a full-blooded thug uud scoundrel, On the night named above Garrity and & pal named Charles Weed (allas Jitumy Powers) lay in wait for a clerk fu a grocery storo oy the corner of State and Taylor streets, The. ¢lerk, whose name wos B, J. Buchanan, resiated the robbers W the utmost of his strength, The caso will go to the jury to-morrow, Qudley }u traveliug ‘salcaman for an Eastern shoe- house. = INFANTICIDE, apecial Diapateh 1o The Chicago Trivtine, Dunvgus, Ia., Nov. 15~Sunday morning the body of acbild was found smong some logs ut theend of & ruft near Sahnla. It was a full- Walier lo complets his studiea, try Garrity drew his revalver aud nd) ¢ Y Itoek'* owes ftenae to thu fact that in the last Speclal apaich to The Chicage Tribuze. rown child, naked, with the ambilical copd | 3 1requcat wy ssld wife to rolor such asist- , fodatey than, It “wad, to o with, the reoren | OATN e o "hend untl o ea o e b ance t | cTeinto war wasei b tho Slamis, tho Kickspoow, | 87, Josaru, . Ma., Nov, 13—Yestcrday the | & y 2 ! ance and id o our chijdron a4 she, In her joig Tue limitation y severcd and ticd, ond had evidently been born alive but fmmedlatoly made away with, Wheth. er It belonzzed ubout Sabula, or ted there, 18 not known. . uf the paper correnc should be leit to adjust ftwelf under tho "flx-b:nl-’ foie system, galded by tho eazer, Jotelligent, ug grewsivo cuterprise of the people.’ ‘Fhero was but vuo alternative, an exclusive reenback currency subject at all times to the caprice of Congress. scnscless, Mcanwhilo enough nolse wes ade to bring some oflicers to the scene, and they took both Gurrity and Weed to the luckn[l. ‘I'iey were, on the following Moaday, held In bail'of 5,000 each to answer, Judictments and the Pottawatomfes on Lo una side, nod_tho 1lind Indlans on the othor, about the vear 1768, the latter wore defeated at tho Wabash, at Blue Iuland, near Joliet, and at Morris, and tho rem- nant 100k refuge oo thie inacceasibly ruck, Lut starvation aud the want of from suent and alscretiun, may doem neccassry Of :mum #hio being ihe solo fudgo of what ald shall rondered., vanncat iy nala wite 1o give snch asslatance (0 garav, Wil Hachel i S ad Alary . bur Board of Directors of thu Bt. Joseph & Des Moines Narrow-Uauge Rallroad lst the contract for grading the Himt twenty miles of the rvad running out from 8t. Joscph, 1t was awarded the Couference, among them Thomas W, Ladd, of Brooklyn, Allen Juy, of Yrovidenco R. F. Btanley, of Pumpbrey, Eng, Dr, Rhuoads, of Philadelpbls, Benjamin Frank- ——— . i ht. waler, to Johit McCarthy, of Leavenworth, Kan., a WAYLAID AND ROBBED, Uauk an shio In het Judgment may think debt, T Y were promptly found against uzh and We ] . whicl, the; wero cut off b thelr 5 bt 1 bodoma s 6, 1request my sald wife tu give to Willtam 1. 'slv‘xiluhu':nctn:xl:xfn:ul'r::‘e&?:::‘r:‘&::‘:{.‘f‘.‘flflf;,.‘fig and on the 10Uk of November they pleaded “e:}.‘ :n‘::‘::w.fl lg"'l:’"',hl:::‘:" o‘:""‘""" of Ten- | RLEN.,, Concealed ot tha faastof tho rask, forses | SIVIL tnidnecr and a heavy conteactor, A lurgo Bpecial Dispaichid The Chcago Trimine, Holloway and Jobn A, Burbank sowe testmoulsl y furce will be put on imnediately, and the work is to bu comipleted by March 25, The Company have also contracted with the Rrouks Locomo- tive Warks of Now York for a Brooks engine, to be delivered as soon as nossible. u wild blast of grand currency illuslon which bad* swept over the TM"' of the South and prairies of the West, carrylng lhe Houss by storm and threat. voing to engulf the national futog Tutk was the tnval POWEr(u lows, Busan Doyle, of Ircland, Jano Younghluod, of this city, Dr. J. Il Btuart,of Kansas, Elkapah Beard, of Winchester, late miselonary to Indis, guilty. After several continuances and noni- appearances by Hogh, his bail belog forfeiteq, Tt thu acl fa_subscquiently dismisscd, he faced “thie twelve in the Criminal Court, aud they fxcd his punishineut at vix years fnthe Penlten- DANVILLE, TIL,, Nov. 1§,~Richard Russ, Har- land Boyd, and Ostuy Miller were brought be- foro Justico McMahon to-day on & chargeof hav- ing waylaid and robbed Sllas flal} on Satund thioin t mako & dush on thelr fos, on & dark, stormy night, when bnt cleven escaped down the Hlinols, “Allthe rest—m:n, women, and children —wera slaughitered amid ull the crueltiea known to #ayBKo WALIAre, of my regard wud appreciation of their uoiuera . kindncas to we. 7, 1 reqnest that my ssld wito administer my ostate for the common beneft of licrscdl nulmy three sous, John, Walter, aud Ollver, as far »8 1o 1y, The green- y e country e ! anle! But ** s1arved Rock * has s history far back of - n}uht last, and bound over to the Orlwiusl | her Judgment uhe can do so, 2 ?-:;‘!“d-e\u Luncal;:wr:d 7:'.'::1." i Lh;n.u' X | dary. e left the cit nhufuy u!lcr Lelog wen- n;ul' fmc‘;',}..g.'":?! lllu:l:' z:fflv%:n;. li.;l m(u:‘ur b i whon tho fast of thu Lilinow ook reluge LIVE-STOCK RATES. Court fu the suin of §K0 cacli, They were cowm- b no b:d‘inm w gn;-. W 'u',‘;."x"\}'hfi::’fl stam; it familiarized tho individual 4 tenced, and, as fore, rewained only | of the Vorker, an atrman of the | ypon it. Whether LaSallo was tho ficst white wan Y. N ) " witted to jail in defuult of bail, causw ne nome, but my puuhe conacivnce with shame. It had wuiddjeq | 8 short part of his ‘term In prison, | Executive Committec, called tho meeting to | that lovked upwn it In his yoyage down the llinola New Yong, Nov. 10.—Represoutatives of the i noue the loss, all the springs of honest thrift and wolid enter. prise; hiad coufused and misted the pudlic judg. inent bad aapped the couraye aud wisdom of the After he bag been there a portion of his term, a umnf effort was made to secure his release, A petitlon was drawn up, signcd by the State's- i 1671 I8 not waterial in (his conpectiou, Certain it is that Jolict and Marquette were entertalued in the vrest Judlag town nearly opposlte ta il on their onler, Tho fullowlug officers were elected: Lako 8hore, Michigun Centrul, Forl Wayne & President, Charles F. Coflin, of ‘Richmond, Chicago Rallroads to-day agreod, It 1a said, upon ve a fins covy of ortou_Hulloway, u to Sefr 4. 1request my sald wife to Welster's Dictionary to Eddie sad alvo 10 Ollver Morton Scott, snd al MURDERERS ESCAPE. LousavitLy, Ky, Nov, 13,—Sburf® Myrick sderal Tre ¢l % » Ind.; Dr. Wilag Nicholson, of Lawrence, | roturn from their voyage down ibe Wiecousin and | 8 new apportionment at Chicago of Bast-bound | and threo men who wers concerned with him | mnour Seott, i ¥ederat lreaeurs, sud bad given {mmense coutort :‘;flm&n& rfi:"h'-fi'fi;fn“ffxf'-x' :;‘.,SP.'.‘.?“;‘} 1\;‘“.'. Vice-Presliéhts br. mlh oty ot this -fihnx‘.’;.u..::»nfflfiu-?‘";‘xymsu- Aot " Lako | livo stock. A readjustraent of the former per- | fi tho wssssalnation of Carrlo. Auderson_at arll; L agtent my aaid yite foglra s copy of Uitc Mr. Mouroe assumed that the wholo coautey | the Peattentlary, The former beliaved that | S8 and Ifannal iy Pilaticlotin Revees | 00 M “oneats waa 7 | coutaces becamo neccasary upon taking ‘the | Worthvllle, Ky., wera acquitted to-day. The | 10 Jusie 1, Gill, and aiso to Murgaretia Scotty ald ba vt L aca the Eresmhack ";‘x’;'i‘xi’f‘.‘n‘.‘;'xéfl Hugh bad .-xfiwrienc:d & chnage of heart, while fl:"‘fl’;“g'::: h*.{;l&,k: o:'fidnyugllx::m;gl; Teacte o il lfi;,“;fl"“{w:f Graud Trunk Railway juto the pool, trial took place at Cacrolton, aud its result was | 11 1 m‘uut' wy a3kl wife to pay to Mes Abble 145 Gountry ind wiich tended fo Lring about that | t0¢ lbter sald Lo wus just' one ulcer, and | B0 5RO PR 0RO, 0 L P ho night | aud also the summer of 1050, walting for the o> very inespocted, so ovident was the guil of the | Caldwell gloo. o wquslization was repealed by the uift under constde | WoUldi't llve inore thun a wonth or two if he | ETé WhiEh ey ¢ BNt | \urn of his chilef from Canada, ‘Tho town was uit- ITEMS, 3 scaslon Benjumin Franklund, of Chicago, de- 1%, 13 {s my desire that my old [riend, lvered an address upon * Blble Siudy, u its Biddejl, sct as attorney for wy catate. 14, l’mq‘ Lhat na bond or ventory of my accused, remained at the [nstitution, and thay it would on. He quoted from the st. Louls Democratic ’ e Tepublice be a merey L et b die ot boms, The Goys uated on tho plateau between the place whers Utica platform, which desounced the Republican party N atamile Sk shOHVCE, ndkbad at Indian popis | g ok dissatiafaction bas existed. for somo —— . INDICTED FOR MURDER, 2 3 % Relatlons to fbe Foundution-Frinciplesof the | Jation of 6,000 or 7,000, In September of tuat | tiMe past among the various rouds cost of thia 1 & eatate bo reauired of my vccutor, e e e 1 ira oot o love ibat o wuuld dla | oiery ot Frieuds i Sear & torribly battlo iras fouglt o the prairie bor- | clty on account of the uuequal diviston of tho | _ WiLkmsvanug, Fa., Nov. 14~The Grand | “*jy It my dedr wife, Luciuda 3, Mortos, Which repenicd the oniy stey (aken toward resamp- | by allowlug Lim o breathe his Tase. at. home. = duriug the thoberalung thu Vermiltion Kivetsouth, | through business, sud & rupturs lias beea Im- | Jury of Lusarne County have indlcted Michact | exebior sl e wiind soad this 12U day of Sepr Ilhuu“lllu&}u‘:z‘lfllfdl’n:ml o lispublican platfarus, i wan Teleased, but within six mionths was CIGAR-MAKERS. ey oawaun the lroquols aud | yuinont among them for some tima past, };u- Lahey and Patrick Connor for the murder of | yopper, 187, Quyxi §4 Mouton, et Mo pasty was aleo Infavorof 18 | ground sguin fo opparcutly cxcellent bealth. 845 FRANCISCO, Nov. 1h—A committeo ape [ aules croscd tho river and utierly de. | duy the Managers sud the Genorsl Ticket fud | John Boole in June Jast at Ebervalo; alsy Johu | ~Atteat: Jesse P, Biddell, W, Cliuton Thoupsos, UM, Kelloy sugzested that all Ilepubllfimn;.lld ON THE RAMPAGE. pointed by the CigarMakers’ Assoctation to fu- | #ireyed tho town. Iu Decomber, 1082, La- | Fassenger Agcuts of the New York trunk lines, | Mulla for the murder of Michael Walsh lust Sop- valued at u! Beuator Mortun's property is t atand together upon that platf Wodueadsy, Bept. A, 1573, Mike scDonald, Sslle and Toul took asion of ‘the rock, | the Cavuda roads, the Michigan Central, aud 1 had tewber at Duumore. Tufs fucludes 00, 83 beretofore reported. ne under Ligh offic John Garrity, brother of 1fugn (who was they | terview the clgur manufacturers of San Fran- fortitied ite samnmit, bullt Luts and storeliouscs, e the Lake S$hore & Michizan Bouthicru will inecy s New York stroct residence, belug llsted b and Central Feor fu the Punitentiars), oud Johuny Dowling had | ciscoand ascertalu thele views on the question | and -un_nunduu_]{t ucar the blulld un thres sidea | gt Butlalo, to consult tugether and seo whether FATALLY SHOT, . $10,000, 1t ia » valusble plcce of propestys & Vrosecd 10 svery audicuce ho s a bigh olu tima ou’ Clark atreet. ” In the évcu- | of ewployiog whito labor Instead of Chincso | Yith SUte | Jho remins of easthioris cas wiso | thio dilticulty caunot be smlcaly settled, NaguviLLs, Nov. Eh—A special to the Nash-,| 1 tioe will seik for souch more thau thls, e ey auclal dostsi of tas lpuhi I, while they were gtanding in frout of Jako | Lave called upon tho various finns enguged in | i ‘wae named Fort bl Louis, and wis vo refersed he Southwestorn "‘“’%”:‘1' o, Awsoclatlon | oo Ameriean from Decatur says J. . Stuast, e———— B et S aconptunger anet (hat was iy | Wolford's rati-aliop, tho cowurdly dug Uarnty | 11,g trade, Most of the clgar manufacturers | to t perhape bear thy tiive when ¢ Tecalred tha | ELves votice that on und after Mouday, Nov. AiEL: Ietich U sechutines, anil (et turned upon an upoffenduys citizen, who ha e whou 1t recolvad tha | 3 “the following arbitrations will ‘apply | 8 Young lawyer of thla placs, shot aud futally GOOD WORKS, name * Starved Hock ) ¢ Sweeial Dupatch 1o The Chicsge Trivene. . | not spoken to any of tho party, aud struck | have been futerviewed, and state that thev are | TRty “onti Fort 8t. Lou xor | upon busiuess to the Eastern scaports: | wounded Gcorge Hickey, of Moulton, Ala., this i of el wut i e i Roa™ it [ M iroul blow in the faco; Shien crutelni the | prepared to discharge all thels Chineso om- | ehybt yeare. i It In 108310 o t0 the nselats | Frow BL. Josepl, Atchlsou, [Leavenworth, | evenlug.” The sct wus dono lu solf-defense: MznnoTa, LI, Nov, 13.—Thomas d”"‘;:_':‘m victory of epecle resumption would ba nm; he Lu:lm‘l,l‘ted 5nuthc& lunafl?whng citizeu | ployes as soon as » sulficient number of compe- | ance of L Lm- : J?a:ff.f"u'.‘":‘ kn(\mmfi that l:.? ha lndhl{uum) City du: Chlcqfi). 1“"" &}u&. l'{.‘» BB GAROLANA fl;flh?::.ulm. wlu:i lu:l:alnle(i ',fi";';o:;.‘.‘, s achieved, If the t bill ed, the feells uocked bim down, befng, of course, seo % ¢l cen | ed there y e cfore, | ccnts per pounds; second class, centsy N ol jezs and othur injul Of discourazement would prevall theosgh thetand® | onded by McDonald, who was ut hus hecls, | SGR¢ white meu can bo obtalned to take helr | kory st. Louts, now **Starved Jock," i, ihe : ¥ 2 : % third cli 40 centa; and fourth class, 30 conts. O, 3 ] 5 1 ber, bas 50 12 WOuld Lo Nard i Gud & more Tl St vlaces. After the Committee Lave called on R 3 CoLumsis, 8. C., Nov. 13—L. Oass Car- | onthe night of the 23th -of Heptember, - o bly connceted with the mout Impor- X Leaviog the ‘men Garrity, then wssaulied | Siher vivar wanufacturers. they 0tend. W ap- | tooerents i (hy carly bisiory of the State, fwo | From the sauu polite to t. Louts, Hannibaly [ penter, on trial for forgery, has been found | far recovered that hio was ablo to bo removed Boyicut were ot rekebed Saien Mo ppcaca i, | f0 vomen who | wecs’ (8 0 risfe | pric the igurmakers of New York uf the pros- | handred years bave yosied way aud yetiheret | S0 30055 10, Tubeq 0 s Fh G35 8 | uiey.” Counsel gavo motleo toranow tria | s hows yasterday. Tho suthoritiesof U8 guinstutices 1ho contey might well despair of over | wjih pmty | Sceta for thon.In this elty, and Bope b lndues | sta e gt and chavgo, and | ceutad witd fourth ciaas, 3 couts, ey Chiicogo, Burlivgton & Quincy Rallroad deserve reachiug it. without serlous budily barin, A fow oICULs | {lem (o cowe here Lo supplant the Chinese. taere I will staud fn all its solewn @randous whea | ceutsi wifl fo s, 30 conts. SCONDED. 950, i Lt Hovea later the party pitched futo Wells Blieraw, - ——— 1llinois shiall contaiu balf as many iotelligeut, hap- | The Exccutive Conumitteg of the Soushweat- ABSCO> o greas credit for tho attention bestowed ou L sty o b forameny g u{v‘guwr‘lnwmenlk of Fullce SORTON'S HEHORY g w"::'iufifinunlun;u ate sowial :ore‘a?.fv‘;. bt | eru Hasg dasstaton will old o mectlug av i | | Dosow, Mass, Nor. 18—Edward and 0. W, | Sntoriuunie ma duriog bis grcst sulletat loto sl the departcuts ¢ eut lead open with brass kuuckles, after h 0 vust territory of tho Hepublic between the Atlan- iraud Pacific to-lay. lay, dr., brick msgufacturers, of Dauvers, are Was kept al 5 R e T T LT TR R e Sl il gl o Spectal Dispuich ta he Chicagn ‘Tribune, ic and tho Pacit, the Likes and the Guif of Sa- | -3z, Day K. Smiths Northern Passenger and | remmreed 5 Vad “Awo. of our . best pbyslcisni ¥l absconded, Liabil! 3 Con, f;:"h““"“‘ uailed boots, leaviug bim biceding on the side- fco. eported oded, Liabilisies, $00,000. INDIANAPOLIS, Jud, Nuv. 13.—The Trustves walk. Afterspending sume Hitle thne in driuk- it Twumigration Agent ol the futernational & ws' of Crowu Hill Ceractery donated to-day & site DE. B. ANDRRWS Gireat Northern Rallroad, has seut to-Tum four of thy ¢mp|o¥‘e- of he rodt then delivered an address upon the “Formation rang Tuil INCENDIARIES, beudo Hig blocice &by other mestbers ot ¢ 2 3 - . n coustant sttendauc o THE INDIARS. Efi.‘,{":n"?.'"hi m:y b:;?t,:filiwr:};ernmfig for the Morton monutucut and a 1ot for the asa | ofCaverns 1 the Keitlon of Starved Kock," 8 | aolsvss 2 biauch of an or St u‘jth:: Byectat Dispuich to Tha Chicaga Triduns, Cotaiioy detraytug all expenses. Alrs. fa¥lory Caup Ronixsonm, Wy, Nov.18.—Clay Dear, | Mastin, attacked the then city cditor of Tug flhl::‘:y %;‘::'-‘:": l‘:mfl& n?l l::l&'uttle‘d ull;:a‘t:t folluws: ruu-fll.ui'lul‘ul wnd other paris of the South, | KEOKUK, la., Nov. 13.~A bold attempt was | thy proprictress, aid Ler (umily too, were il widwa e v ¢ o THISUNR, _Garrity was the active party W this 8 voat-trader for tbe milltary with the Spotted attack, Tadl Iudians en routs to Poucs, has just arrived Lere, and reports them sbout balf way to their dostiostlon whea be left, and cverything work- Jug us well 2a could bo expected. Red Cloud's coiuwn bad reached White River, near Wounded ¥ues Ureek. Dukota, un Nov. 10, and speuks well for the productivencsd of the soll in Southern Texas, e —— OBITUARY, §pectal Diavaich to The Chicago Tribune. Brroit, Wis., Nov. 18.—3Mrs, Murths Deunf- son, widow of the late Rev. Bteohen Puct, the made at au early hour this morniug to plusder and bura’ the resldenve of Mrs. Gen. lew, ove of tho fineat, fo the city. The parties drat broke 1to the house, aud, fufliog to sccure the valya- bleg they were fn search of, Sred tho bullding intwg pleccs and cecyl Tho Q5o was dis- wvuzdpm‘cmugwfid' No less than ten witting ln thelr sttentions, aud did everst Lrl?' in their power 1o relicve the poor fellow’s o fering Tels satd that the fracturod limbs wurfixfig well wet that therg whil be oo percevtible \:lu {Lur enca ju thelr length, though it was fearcd awhile that aoputation would bave to beiw surted to. . The valley of Lhu lilinots River at tha Starved Rock s o ravine ou u lazge scale, That is {u aay, it is 8 chaonel cur 150 feet decp lnto thesolid rock, with precipitoss sldvs, and is oniy not called a ra- vise uxo 0f ite creat breadtl * 1o the ages suc- ceqding the dritt, the surplus waters of Lake Mich- izan rotled through it, cuttlng & channcl over & 10slu I8 width.. blaryed Kuck fs & projecting butiresd of the , snd he, emerglug from bekiod s Jango post, struck the object of attack from belund with bis brass-kuuckies, inlwting s palotul wound. Afterward the party went to Watt Roblins® gunbhug hell, aud, being refusca ad- mound covesed with soldisrs’ gruves, being one of the most eligible oud conspleucus spotg w these beautiful grounds. The oftivers of the Associationsliave goue 10 work with commenda- ble carncstucss’ wrganizine the State, suda mittauce, fired their revolvers ut the doorkeen- bandsome tund I8 expected Lo be ou hand befure er, whereuoon the house was pulled, but no at- 1 the/ vrescut yoar is ut su end. \ .