Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1878, Page 2

fnerease over yoaterday's report. The deaths yeported to-night are twenty-two, o8 follows: Annie M, Wond, Charles Hode, (RIS €. Nartacto, (col.), Mes. Marf Jinelen, A Stenhen Jahneon (cal.), 4 W. Hammond (col. ), Nornim flnnt teal.), Vielet Jackson (col. ), Anieha J. Hoswell, Mike Gopten, Mary A, Vandenberg, Mise Mory J. ¥. Woltte, o nge Mepy Vi, Gantte " aasant weather, for the past week has caueed & great nombdr of convalescenst to make thelr appesrauce on the atreats, which I fear will prove fatal to soms, for BNVERAL CASXS OF RRELAPSE . bave occurred todday, Among the number i8 Past-Master . R. Place, who was taken down about noon and 13 reported as being very sick to-night, Ilis anxtety to help the afflicted 1s sald to be the cause of this attack. Hehas been ont abaul 8 week, and began wisiting the eick at onee. ‘The Chief Deputy Postmaster, Charles Hasfe, was burled to-day. I8 death lesves bnt one attache in the office,—Miss Mary A. Bannon,~ who has heroically stood at ler post during the entire epidemic, always mectiug visitors at the different departments with a kind word aod pleasant smile. Beveral of the doctors who have been helping here for soveral weeks oxpress their lotention of secking a ficld where their servives are more neeided than here, in consequance of the rapid decline 1n new cares during the past few days. DEATHS, TRENTY-TRO. i Th the Wastern Anrocsaled P'ress. VICRSAURG, Miss, Sept. 15,—Weather very warm and clear, ‘Thermometer, $6 dex. Deathis to-day, tiventy-two; new cases, about sixty. Among the deaths ta Chariea M. Huxie, clark 10 the Post-OMce. “I'ie cold weather of last week caused everv one to feel more hopelul, buc the warm weath- er of the past few days has again reduced them to a gloomy state, and a stiling face Is seldom seen. All hope for s rain to bring a change i the temporatitre snd probably a Killing trost. Bishop Eller is repurted convalescent, but he 18 very wosk, i IIOLLY SIPRINGS, THE NODLE WOILKERY. Nzw OreEans, Sept. 17.—=W. 4. L. Molland, Chatrman of the Relfef Committee of Hully Borings, telegraphs the Associated Pross as fol- - lows: The medical force has a nohle volunteer in Dr. John Lewis, of Denlson, Tuwa, who tas just arrived. Dr, Metealfe, of New Urleans, will ba here in the morning. We who are loft in health resolve to continue the strugelo with braveraad more united hearts than ever, Tue writer of this and thosa who so herolcally stand by his side have endured every vicissitude of wor, but all scknowledge thiey have never £ecn such danger as Lhreatens us every moment. ‘The orphans who crowd sround us overy morn- fog and tetl us THEY ARE LEFT ALONE, ar the fathtal nurses who como bearing the keva of hownes ootirely swept of every soul that Hved there, and asking us to take charge of tha dring messages brought Lo oureses, ara enough toromind us wo are ln the midst of’ the very garden of death, One day we mect our triend and du all wo c¢au o the good work, fullen and'appeals for otr help, To-day I saw agreat strong man burst Into tears aua.sag, *40b, God, 1 had rather died than to have lived nnd witnessed suci scenes.” But with all this gloom and sadncasabout us we fecl that we must do our duty, be the consequences what thoy may. I really bellevo, were i€ not for the mes- sagea of sympathy and offers of aid wo rective from our mournful friends far away, wo would die, all of us, from wretchedness and despond- ency. ‘The littlo band who live bers have assoclated with us TNE NOULRBT SET OF STRANGERS that ever cama to the rellef of their fellow-men. There are 8 number of these, some of whoso pames have alresdy been given, but not one more devoted to tho causs or nore faithful at hts post than D. Flannery, Superintendont of the Western Unlon Telegraph Company, who bos come herg and remalned with us, dotnz work, &ud 1no one los ever yet heard him complain, - e leaves us to- morrow, to our deep sorrow and regret, but a faithful successor takes his desk o the person of W. T. Harrison, of New Orleans, who has berofeally yolunteered to share our fate. Chicago fs represented by CAIT. 4, U, TUCKER, who has'as bravely and faithfully stood by us ns » man could. Thoedeath-list to date reaches ninety-five, and pot three weeks has passed dfuce the plague bean ita work of death in our midst. Express agniu end agaln to the Christian- learted peoplo of the whole country whu Liave 80 unceasingly looked after our welfare and given such penerous ald our prayerful thaoks sod uodylug remcmbrawce. Sure- ly this . terrible plague upon our whole Bouthern country bas developed the grand aud gratlfying fsct that our nation tiss offcred to the world su exaiple of benevolenco and charity such as one may valuly search his- tory to find, let the gratitudo of otber stricken yeople be as deep and lasting as it way, none, 1o, not one, will surpass that forever ongraved upon the hearts of the peonle of Holly springs. DEATHS AND ENW CASES, HorLy Brainos, Sept. 17.—The deatbs to- day were: Anvie Quigging, .otts Ingral Mra. “‘e{b Mrew, 1D Miller, tien Boyd, . J, Webber, Mrs. C. Ualdatein, M. R L. Wataon, W. L. Funel, New cuses: Dr. Manning, C. Zalo, Faw Loe, D J, W, Pennal, ety Williame, Avant Walter, Lncy Journige Devma lirettenhelm, 1. Mcuowan, Mana Youny, 8. Luwaon, s, A, C, Stoos, W, Glaasy, OTHER SBOUTHERN CITIES. DECATUR, ALA. Svectal Diavato (o The Tridune. Droatun, Ala., Bept, 17.—~The cxcitemnent over ‘Thomas Jubnsow's death {rom malarial Tover to-duy was of the most Intense character, and all the timid people lelt for the country by every coveelvable couveyance, while railrond trafus were brought foto geueral requisttlon, 1. lHenstey Grubbs, proprietor of the valy real drug-store in the place, locked his doors sud ekipped vut with the rest, James M. Namard, yardsu of the Louisvilte, Nashvllle & Great Bouthern Rallway, and Fred Ludwig, ralirosd watchien, wers alao stricken Naturday with the saue disease, but of & wilder type, It s slated that tuere is not w smgle s of yellow fover here, but Instead the old-tashloned chills and fTever, which is inore or less prevalent this time of the year, The city was never fn better condl- tiow, but that don'L seem 1o check the stampede, CUATTANOOUGA. Hpacial Disputch to The Trivune, NasaviLLx, Tenn,, ept. 17.—The Amerlcan’s Chattanougs special says: * The most Intense excitement bas existed here to-day lu conse- quence of the belief that vellow fover had bro- ken out. The scare wos caused by the dcath of scveral citizens with perniclous Uilious fever, Quite a stawpede was created, and large uuw- bers of peoplo lelt town, 'The Board of Health met this afternoos, snd agrecd that there was no yellow-fever lu town, with perbaps ous ex- ception, about which thero was a diversity of opluion. The town is much quleter to-ulgbt.” HICEMAN, KY. Special Dispateh (o Ths Trivune, Ihicknan, Ky., via Papucau JunoTioy, Sept. 17.—5Uill po abatewent. Bix deaths within the Dust twenty-four hours, aud threo new cases. The deaths are as follows: W. A, Brovard, dry- goods clerk; Mury Youog; Charles Bawmpsey, the third of bis family; Miss Blegrist, the last of 8 fuwily of fous; und Willey Beonett, col- vred. Ooly twelve persons sre now ou thelr fect (o the entiro town. Five persous are down 4a the viciuty of the town, and wull die, DROWNSVILLE, TEXN, Buectal Isoatch to Ths Tribune, BrownsviLLE, Teno, Bent, 17.—To-day's re- port showa fve new cases and thice deaths. Elctity cascs now under treatment, most’ of them dofog well. Five thousaud Government ratons areived to-dsy, Tlrce-fourths of the ond the nest hear that he lhas, cases are pegrues. who will flock Iato town. ANl .| areout of fce. Financea Jow. TANIS, TENK. Bpectal Disnatek tn The Trtbune. TaRts, Tenn., Sept. I7.—H. Tedro, Master- Mechanic, was the only death to-day. Four cases wers t0-night taken tolaniaville for treat- ment there. Three more are aick, butit has not yet been pronounced vellow fever, The town is entirely descrted. The stores are near- 1y ail closed, busipess suspendod, audthe people pantostricken. - ‘ GRAND JONCTION, TRNN. Srectal Dispateh ta The Tribune. @ranp Joxcrion, Tenn. Sept. 17.—Four new cascs and three desths, Total cases todate, 40; total deaths to date, 94" There are now twenty-five cases under medieal treatment, none of whom are showioy any signs of convalescing. MARTINS, ALA. Svectal Dirvatc ta TA¢ Tribune. MARTINS, Al Scpt. 17.~One desth to<lay out ot the twelve on hand. MILAN, TANN. Snecial Dispatch to Tne Tritune. MtrAxN, Tenn,, Sept. 17.—~The town has quar- antined agalnst rallroad Lralns, which wiil not stop nere after to-day. TRRRY, Mis%. N&W ORLEANS, 8ept. 17.—Dr. H. L. Metcall tolegraphs to tho Mowsrd Aesociation from Terry, Miss,: **1 have seen the cases (six In ali), which secm to be biilons remittent fever of the pernicions type, caused by the dreadful stench from aralning & pond. There have bren twelve cases, six of which havo died.” Dr. Metealt, having stated, in a dispatch, that his services were not furtber required at Terry, there being three physiclans there, was request- ed by the Howards to oroceed to Holy Surings. Asslstant Postmaster McGuire was taken with fever on Saturday, his wife on Sunday, and his son on Monday. All are reported dolng well. ONENADA, GRrENADA, Sept. 17.~The deaths to-day were Samuet I Hirschberg, of Loulsvlile, Ky., who had been employed as a nurse In the hospital here, aod Mrs. Joanna Scanlon, J. 1, Campbell, Jr,, and f restdent of Colorado whose name is not given. ‘There were three gew cases reporteid to-day. Many convalescent are now scen on the streets, Mr. J. A, Bellew, of the firmof W, II. Betlew, of this city, who was one of the first attacked, and whose Hife waas despaired of by the phyaiciavs, Is again vistbla on our thorough- fares. Mr. Ball, the rallroad azent, and Mr. Arm- atead, the cxpress agent, are couvalescing rap- idly, * i HONGAN CITY. Monraax Crtv, La., Scpt. 1%.~The fever is fn- creasing. Three deaths yesterday,—Miss Far- rell, Bamuel O. Lare, and Williau Martin's Jittle daughter. Thero are Lwency-nyve or thirly new cascs stuce Satueday. CANTON. Canton, Miss, Sept. 17.—~Total number of cases ta date, 4243 deaths, £ new cascs in the last twenty-four hours, 203 deaths, 13, ‘There aro six or elzlit mors reported dying, . Dr. A. K. Cage, one of onr vestpliysiclans and bravest workers, is dying. . The fover 18 worso than at any thae vet. Wo ore struggling and trusting iu God for better days. Rouvent VowsLr, Mayor. { TaTéN rocae, Ratox Rouag, L., Sept. 17.—Deaths, 2; new cases, 25, during tho pust twenty-four 8 endln::i 9 »’mf-k this mrnlng. sHontilioas JACKSON, Miss. JACKSON, Miss., Sept. 17.—The last Install- ment of 10,000 ratfons, lasucd by order of the Secretary of War, arrived In this citv to-dny. ‘They were comslzned to R. L, Baunders, Presi- dent of the Howard Assoclation, for the bencfit of the fuver suffercrs, nnd will be held striotly In trust by bio, to be distributed nnl{ a8 named. Armies of ldls nugroes, who hang ahout town lnstead of sceking the cotton flelas that now invite them, aro not considered Ly the Howarus aa yellow-tever aufferers, MISCELLANEOUS. WATSEKA, ILL, Bovcial Dispatch to The Tribuns, WarsERa, 111, Bept. 17.—The reports tele- graplicd from hero about tne yellow-fever cases are groatly exagzerated and tend to croato needless nlarn, The Jady who dted, Mrs. Capt, Rodgers, of Momplis, it {s true, had genuloe yellow fever,—~black vomit, etc.,—~and ler two sons are now down with the disease, but tho iatter will_probubly recover, and the attending phyuician is under no apprehensions ss to tho scourge securiug o foothold hcre. The people ace not ut ail frightened. FALAE, AS USUAL Nasgpvireg, Teun., Sept, 18.—The statement of aspecial to the Chicrgo Times thata Miss Spldell dled of yellow Ieverin this city, and two ladles, Simpaon, in the same house, were all with the yellow fever, (s false. "Tho persons re- ferted to had malarial fover. No native cases of 2yellow fever bave evor occurred in this city. Only tiva yellow-fover deaths In Nashvilio to date, all Iinported trom paints weat of the Ton- nossee River, where the fover has pruvalled as au epideinic, % GALLIFOLIB. Gavvivouis, Sopt. 17.—The yellow-fever ox. cltement hero hus almost passed, thero Leing at present only ono case, Mr, Huch Plymale, three infles below the oty, who ia pronounced by physiciana to be la a critical condition, No new casos algce the stosmer Porter lafg. The quar- antine ouths Oblo and Kanawlia Kivers has been removed, and the hoata maka thelr up-landlogs at our whurf, The School Buard have decidod Lo open the public schools agnin on” Mounday next, ' INDIANAPOLIS, Rpectal Disgatch 1o The Tridune. INDIANAPOLIS, Tud., Bept. 17.—C. W, Fergu- son, buokbinder, & fornter realdent of ludlane apalts, returned hers Saturday from Memphis feell, lightly Wi, Mo was safferivg from fuver, sunposed o ba billous Intermitient, until last uight, when yellow fover panifeated jtself, sad to-day be dicd. s son and a (erman laborer who also came trom Memphis have had the lever, but recovered, The Citizens' Rellet Committeo bave telegmphed Charles Evans, wlio want to Momphis to uurse Dr. J, E. Ben- :mr.::; roturn home, No muswer bas been re- urned, DI MENDEL, > Apectal Dispatch to The Trisane. 81, PauL, Ainn, 8ept. 17.~-Dr. Mendol, of Mivneapolls, w young physiciau and purtoer of Dr. Murphy, of this ty, departed for the Bouth uray, to otfer his services to yellow- fever sufferers. Ile waas born and grew fo mun- hood In Bouth America, atd has had the fever, Hels o thoroughly cducated phyaiciau, snd a Kraduate of both Ereuch aud Amerlcau schools, 1N NABUVILLY, NasuviLLg, Heos, 17,.—Edward Manny, a rafugee from Memphis, died of yellow (evor at the inflrmary oy, Mrs. Reilly, who came here Baturday uight “from Memphis, was pros- trated with yellow fever lust nigns, aud taken to the lotirmary thls alternoon, CALID. Oarno, 11, Bept. 17.—John Crofton, the last of the fil-fated Bulletin etnployes, who took thu fever Inat week, died Jast "‘fi‘" In the Loapital, No new cases pro reported this worning, There are vo arrivals or departurcs, “The weather is clear and warm, Caino, i), Hent, 17.~Hallady Brothers send the Arfadue to Hickinan in the inoruing to de- Nver contrlbutious from tho Nurth of mousy aud supplics, No case of fever In tho city. CINCINNATL. Cincrnware, 0., Hopt, 17.—Adam Detzel, a deck-hund on the steamer . Goif, haviuy come wits her from New Orleavs, dicd of yollow fuver iu the tlusultal hure last uight, b;‘;‘up‘l'l 'l’utwr' bum‘uid the -leficrdl’ortle‘:"l ze Mingo, a few miles above 3 t uiglit.” Bhe wes vuluod at §3,000, ¥ INDIAMAPOLIA, INDIANAFOLL, Bept. 17.—C. W. Forguson, o former resideut of this city, but lutterly of Memuhis, und who catne from there s fow doys l‘lfil, x::fil{l‘e.m l.).l‘il‘ nlxl::{ulnw ot lvellow h]lcvgr. s aud clothlog were thoroughly fu- wigated, and the remains buriod this afteruoon. RELIKF, BAN PRANCINCO, Bax Faaxcisco, Cal,, Bept, 17.—The total subscriptions to the Citisens' Rellet ¥und for the yellow-tever suffusers Wus far is over' $31,000, of which $25,000 bas been forwarded. The balsuce i held awalting advices from New Orleans aud Mempbls, A telecram ta received from Vicksburg decliolog further aid. Wells, Fargo & Co., iu addition to the sbove, buve forwurded 844,000, sud the Cuurches snd sodle: e 313,000, 8T. LoUIs. 57. Louts, 8ept. 17.—1he total fever fuud bere now atiounts to o triffe leas thau 357,000, A wouster coutert B BUW plogressiug o THI CIHICAGO TRIBUNE: Merehants! Fxehange f1all for the benefit of the sollow fever guierors, Oyver 3.000 people are present. A large number of tickets have heen eold, and 1t 18 believed the entertalnruent witl yteld nbout 86,000, CLESELAND, * CLEVELAND, Scpt. 17.—1)espite the fact that the iate Fair of the Notthern Uhlo Association entatled a loss of over £10,000, the managenent hnd the exhibition open on Bunday, devoting one-half toe gate recointe to the vellow-fever “sulferers, which netted sald fund over 8500, If the money 18 not necded the amount Isto be applied for tha rellef of the poor the comiug winter. rRARCE, Panis, Sept. 17,—The American Secretary of Btate telegraphs to Miniater Noves acknowledg- Ing the receipt of §6,1XK, the firat Instaliment of the contribution tn Frunce for the relief of the yelluw-feser sutlerers in the Unlied States, AT, LOUIS, - 8r. Louta, 8ept. 17.—Llis receipts from the #ale of tickets fur the concert to-night for the bonelit of the yellow-fever sufferers amonated W 3,450 JONN'S CONTRIAUTION, 8AR FrAaxcisco, Cal,, Sepl. 17.—~The Chinesa resilents of this city have coliected and will to-murrow remit $1,2A0 for the beneflt of the Yellow-Tever sulferers, . ——— CHICAGO. TRATHUDAT'S CONTRIBUTIONS, The Treasurer of the Citizens' Committee re- ported the following donatlons yesterday: J. Ogden Bryant, a8 Siatintenon & 1 Salle, TL... 150 Embloyes M. C. 1L R . 4" Sunday-achout, tNew Fiaven, 0. 5 8 W. G diawley, Tieedsburg, Wi : g Crew of ateantar I'eorles a8 Passengers of 1'cerless. John Callahan. ... Enroloyes American Phymcians. .. Owl Club concert, Park Ridge M. K. Mannfactarera (C. Wani P'reviously renorted,..... Total 1o dat Yarlons sonrces Grand total Followiny is the Itemized account of ufacturers’ Committce: Amertcan Weldge Company mployes Awmerlean Bridgo ¢ Total ..uvue .o ..8203 The Owl Club turned over to the Citizens’ Cowmittco the amount of §2,044, the roceipts of the conrert at McCorinlck Hall. At tholr re- quest the money was fmmedlately forwarded to the following place: Memphis lowards., Holly Springs Howards Uickman, K «o.... ‘The employesot the American Drluge Com- vauy coutrlbuted $110 vesterday, the Conpany contributed $69, and the general oflico gave $45. ‘This, with the $50 proviously eiven by the Com- pany, makes a total of $233 from that lustitu. tion. THE OWI, CLUB CONCERT, The Finsoco Committee of tha Owl Club concert for the honeilt of the yellow-fever suf- ferers arc able to report to the Directory of tho Ciub $2,044 s the wross receipts of the entere talnment. The actunl attendunceet the con- cert Sunday eventug, Sept. 15, was represcuted Dy 1,833 reserved acats and vinety-nine admis- slon tickets, sold ae 81 each; the remafning $587 are the proceeds of wules und donativtis uot ac- tually represcnted at the concert, ‘Ihere wera no expenses. ‘The dlaposition uf the fund, un. der instructions trom the Club, is attested by the following recefpt from the Citlzens' Conie mittee: Citicago, Sent. 17.—-Recutved of tha Owl Club, pee hand of J. B, Ranniun sud 1, X, Chanbers, 82,044, Lelng the proceeds af tho concert Snnday Sout, L, the uame L0 be immediately sent eufferars from yellow fover st the followiuyg rll-u Memphis, 31,0005 Holly Spriogs, 36k ickan, Ky., 3200, ' s JonX De Kovkx, Treasarer. By John A, Nelly. The citica of New Orlcans and Vicksburg wero omitted, beesuse they haye formally declined turther contributions for the present; the sums ahove noted were lelégraphed yesterdny to the Howard Assuciation, and are now sctually dis- chargiog tho scrvico for which they wore do- nated, . The Commlttee desiro on the part of the Owl Club to tender thelr thanks to tue following ‘persons and orgsnizations for thelr generoas co- operation and donatious 0 Mr, W. 8, Me- Cormick for the use of his hall} to Mr. uaorgn B. Carpenter for s thme and encrgy in the mavsgement; to Miss, Cary, Mrs. Huck, « L. 'Tomnins, the Apolfo Club, 1the Loesch Orchiestra, the Licsegang Btrlng Quar- tette, Lho iurmonts and Bt~ Cocliis voeal quariottes, and Prof, David 8wing for tholr val- uable services; to Tus Tninone, Times, Zuter- Uceany Staats-Zeitung, Journal, News, and Tele- yraph for tho Hberal allowanco of space in thelr udvortising columnss to Knjght & Leonard, J. B, Jelfery, of the Journal job-ofilee, und J. M, VY. Jones, for printiug furnishud : aod to Messrs. Wrieht, Leroy Pague, Oscar Fleld, and Ilarvey Edgerton, Hverymen, for the donatfon of car- rlatzes for the use of the artists on thu evenlug ol the concert. It s proper, tov, to make u wrateful acknowledgment of the cocourage- ment extended by members of the other social clubs ot the city, and the hearty response which the schieme reeelved from tho peoploof Chicago, ‘I'hie result is Wighly gratifying to all_concerned. s A Piicg, Chalrinan, L Lo Buanex, Becrotary, B, It Coaxtuens, C. A, BNOWDEN, JAMEs B, RUNNION, THR LAROEST CONTRINUTION YET MADR, The First Natlona} Dauk of this city yester- dny recetved from fts correspondents ut’ Calu- met, Mlch., the sum of $1,607.50, contributed by the citizous of that place to the rellef of the yollow-fover sutiferurs. - ‘Fhio money was for- warded to the Trensurer of the Howard Assoct- aclon. Calumet is o small minlog town on the shore of Lake Superior lo Northern Mlchigay, and its coutribution {s helloved (o be, brubor- tionately to size and populstion, tha largest mude by any Northern cl:j" ‘I'ug TrisuNe acknowledies the receipt of a dratt on tho First Natiopal Bank of this city for $)0.00, drawn by L. G, Hersey & Co,, of Earlviile, la., the prucceds of a uulon collection by the churches of that town, i taver of the yellow-fover sulferers of tha Bouth, It bas boen tured over to Mr. Jubin Do Koven, Cashier of the Merchauts’ National Bunk, the Treasurer of the Citizens' Committee. Y. M G0 Ad A. T, Hemloweway, Geneeal Seeretary of the Y. M, C. A, uckuowled) the following uddi- tional contnbutivns: ‘Thomas A, Rutherford, Mouut Ulalre, 1L, $3; a Christian of Allegan, Mlch., $&2; Congregational Church Bunday- school, Geneseo, 11k, by Neison C. Kiwsey, #30.97; additional contribution from Dreabyte- rlun Church, Constautine, Mich.,, by the Rev. .. M, Bteve 3 Presbyterian Chureti Plyme outh, AMlfcti,, by the Rev. O, C, Brysnt, $15; little Abby N, Perkins, Albany, L., a tenth of her eurnlygs this swuniner, 10 vents; Congreea. tionul Churclt, Downer’s Grove, by 8. F. Buets ton, #20; a nite, b conts; nmplu!cl of the Chi- caggo Union Fouudry Works, by C. B, Houton, $65.75; from Misviun Bundsy-school, Arlington Helents, J. Fleming, District No. 0, 8. Total L8, smount sent to date, §3,000.46, = The Exceutive Cowmittee of the Liguor-Deal- ers’ Associution met ub tho Tremofie HHouse yde- terday. The object of the mecting was to make arrangoments for the mcuh.- to be glven Bept, %0 at tho ball-park. Various sub-comnittees wero appolnted to look atter the different Lrauches. A general weetlng of the Assoclation will bo held at the Bherman House Fridav ovenlug of this week. An oyster suoper and musical entertalnment for the beuctis of the yellow-fever sulferers will given at the Westminswer Presbyterian Churcl, cornor of Jackson and Peorla strects, on Thuraday cvoning, the 19th tnst. The inusic will be furnisbed by members of the Apolle Club, and by severa) other well-know musiclans, The admssion s {rée and everybody {s lwvited, When the Citizens' Relicf Committes wade appropriations for the Howards Mum.hy.no- quest was added that they divide with other re- Hef orgunizations and furnish help to Canton, Terry, Holly Springs, and welehboring small towus, At the sawg time it was stated that, while working hurwonjously with other orgeni- zations, the Howard Assoctation wouly not di- vlde the money with thew. ‘The following dis- pateh, roceived yesterday at the Citizens' Kelief room, fu this city, shows that the supposition was uuwarranted by the fact: Nrw Ourgaxs, Bept. V7. —Murry Nehon: Wo will drsw un you for 32,000 and aistribute s ru. quested, and can nsu woney for pght‘u flunllunud. . N. Uubkx, Vice-Prealdcnt Howard Assoclation. TO UEVUGKES, Many peoplo about town ure In the habit of scuding yellow-fever refugees who apply to thew to the Citlzeus' Cumunttee. As bus boou repeatedly stated, the funds fu the hauds of tuat Cotnmittee are desizned for the fever dis- tricts polely, and cannot be diverted from that use, Thoso W whom thess relugecs apuly slould exerclse thelr own chrituble fcelings, uod uok shili the responaibility upon this Co: aittee, 1Ll becomnnz Bupsratively nevessary that sutue measuces sbouhd be promptly taken fus the retief of these relugees. - 1878, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, The Austrians Making One Su- preme Effort to Crush Out the Bosnians, Burning Vilinges Marlk the Route Tauken by the Invader’s 3 Army. An Exciting Debate in the German Pariiament on the Anti. Sooialist Bill. Bismarck Denounces the Soclatlist Fead- . ers a8 Murderees, Bandits, and - Eucmies of Soclety. Departure of the Liberated Fenians for New York from Southamp- ton Yesterday, Weekly Review of the Foreign Breadstulfs Trade. THE EAS8T. IRRITATION IN JUNGART. VixNna, Sept, 17.—A great and Increasing ir- ritation exists in ungary over the situation of alfairs in Bosnfe. It fa sald that the creait of 60,000,000 florins will not last uuth tho reas- suinbling of the Delezations, which will take place about the middle of October, and that about 25,000,000 florins more will b ncedad be- fore that timne, and an adiditlonal 70,000,000 florins must be voted Leforo the end of the year, THIN MONEY IN TURKET, Constantizoruk, Sept. 17.—The project for ralsing a foan for the retirement of the paper curroncy has been abandoned, The Commils- slon appoluted to consider the subject of tha Lest means for overcoming the evil of ade-- preciated paper currency, fluds great difculty in framing & practical schema for that purpose, IRODDING TUE PORTE, Vigxna, Sept. 17.—I¢ Is reported that the Ambassaidors of two Powors have Informed the Porto that it is possible that another Congress night be proposed to expedito the vxecutivn ol the Treaty of Berlin. ' INTRAROBPTING ARMS, The Porte, in consequenco of Ruasia’s pres. sure, Is lutercepting aruus for the Rhodops lo- BUFREDLS. A NOVESENT IN PONCE. VIRNNA, Bept. 17.—Gen. Szapary and the ree inforcements which crossed the Suve on tno 14th Inst,, have commenced a combined action, They have occupled the important towns of Gradacac and Gracinica, tho latter unopposed. In the Banjaluka District, Jaltze and somno ad- jacent villazes bove been buroed. The Insur- gents defenulng them dispersed after prolonged lzhting. The Austrians in thcee small cn- gogements loat 150 men killed ana wounded, An Austrian battalton fell Into an smbuscade between Trebinje and Blek, aud lost threc oflieers and olghty men. Adjt.-Qen, Nagy s missing. BEPUSED. Prarit, Aug, 17.—The Council of the Bomogy District has refused to leud wagons to the ary, 1t has nlso passed a resolution demanding - the mdletment of Promier Tisza for promoting oc- cupation of Boszla. BURNED. Brranape, Bept, 17.—The Austrions burnea Brezka, on the Bave, becauso of the treacherous conduct of the fuhavitants. KCIOUVALOVY, Viznna, S8ept. 17.~Count Von_Schouvaloft left the city ratber suddenly, He doubtless found Count Andrassy. fudisposed to listen to liis propositions. ADVANCE 1XAUMED, 'The advance agaiyst Biliacs hos been resumed with & atrong force. ‘GHERMANY. TIIR DEBATE ON Til¥ ANTI-S0CIALIST DILL. DBrunin, Sept, 17.~The first day's debateln the Relchstag on the Anti-Bocialtst bill was somowhat disappoloting to esger audiences. 'tha prececdings were for ‘the most part deco- rous and even dull. ‘The chiel sensation was Bebol's effectivo speech, “flo cutortatned the Liberals and annoyed the Conscrvatives by mak- ingr fresh disclosuros avout the relutlons of the Govorument with tbe Soclallet lesdurs & fow Yeurs 8o, Couut, Von Rulenbery, Minister of the In- terlor, made an unhappy attempt to break the forco of theso revelatigns. In the Reichatag to-day Prince Blsmarck sup- ported the Anti-Boclalist blll In an encrgotie speech, 1io sald Soclalism was tho common danwer, avowedly striving to effecta violent revolution In tho oxusting order of socl- ety, He dented scriatim the allega. tious mado by Herr Bebel of the for- wer connuction between the Goverumont ond Socfallst leaders. 1te donicd even haviug rela. tious with Lavaile or Fritsche. 1o sald ho had conversed with Herer Luvalle, and found Jiwm to be not = Republican but a Monarchist, e challenged Horr Fritscho to lvudl{ the ocea- slons when, as allered, ho (Blstmarck) recelved {nformation from him. Biswarck noluted vut the fact that the 8o- claliat newwpupers erlebrated the murder of the Jusstan General, Muzertzow, as an act of jus- tice, [in naid soclety was thus wamed nat the ngsasain’s dacnsur and Nobeling's gun, [t was [ntolerable to livounder thutyranny of euch o gang of bandits, 1fo apponied to the lelchatug to supuort the tioverument u uruteu\lur tho Emperor and his subjocts. Some additional victims might fall on the eido of order, but it should be remetbored that they (all on the Held of honor for the great good of their coun- Ty The debate continued on strict party lues, ::‘xlfl docialiats, Poles, aud Alsattans opposiog the Herr Bebel fruitlessly demanded that Bis- marck ba called to order for speaking of the Boclalists us bandits, and charging Fritsch with fatschood. Ho wmade s personal cxvlanution, insisting on the corructness of the statemcents Le made yesterday concornfor Blamarck's rola- tions with tbe Buctalistas, ‘Thie House ultimately resolyed by 8 latge mas Jority to refer thhe Wl to & Comuittes of twenty-one members, PULLY RECOVEHED. Cassnr, 8opt. 17.—The Kmperor Willian sp- peared on horseback to-day, the tirst thue stuce he recelved bis wounds. GREAT BRITAIN, THN PENIANS, PorzLaxp, Eug, Sopt. 17.—Condon and Metody, Fuotaus, were discharged from Port- land orison this morning, aud immediately feft for Bouthampton in chargs of the Depuly-Gov- ernor uf the prison snd two wardens, who will attend them uotil they sre embarked on the steawmer Mosel, which sails to-day from Bouth- ampton tor Now York. Lowvox, Sept. ‘17.—First-class passages to Nuw York bave been taken for the Feulaps, Condon and Melody, Thelr pardon will be hau led ther lmmediately provious to salilng. Loxvow, Sept. 18—5 a, m.~Condon and Melody salled yusteniay in the steamor Moscll, Their pmbarkation was conducted with the ut- wost sscrecy, police aud shipplug agents de- nying all knowledge of thelr woveinents. Fhe fuct that they embarked only becawe known late Jast night. [ LoNDOY, Sept. 17.—In the boat race on tho mos to-day between Howeo, Elljott, and Boyd, the latter Jed “throughout, and finished four lenprehis ghead, Elllutt dalmed the ruce ou & foul occusloved by Yoyd endeavoring to 1ake Elliott's water olf Culswick, wherouvon Ellfott put ob & tremendous spyst and a Juul cosucd. Joh Higgive rowed over the rourse for third prize, Thowas Blackwsu havisg withdraws frowm the couteat. ! FOREIGN GRAIN-TRADE, WEEKLY REVIEW. Loxpox, tept. 17,—Tbe Nurk Laue Etpress, in jté review of the Britlsh coro-trade the past week, says: Fine weatber coutinued Jast week, aud te barvzet of thie Kiugdom b oretty well fluished under the most favorable cireuw- stauces. Such fine cudlys is of ipestimable value, aithough u great deal of wheat uwnd 6 stil) larger quastity ot Larley was kit bly damaged by weather that iImmediately pre- ceded the Hine verfod. At sll the marketa an fnnctive demand for wheat prevatled, and, al- though auppties up to Friday were not heavy, the millers could not be Indiced to buy unless under Important concesalons. The most noteworthy featurc of the movement lo forelgn wheat still exists in the large Con- tinental deinand. The samples: of barloy sre mostly discolored, but good malting quatitics are readily taken. This graln, like wheat, 18 finding uroat variations in value. Business in inalze snd oats tuuk placa to the extent of ‘con- sumotive requirements without any speculative demaud. MISCELLANEOUS. RUSSIA AN TRR VATICAN. Rous, Sept. 17.—M. Jacobint, Papal Nuncle at Vicnna, but now st Rome, will go to 8t. Petersburg, via Vieans, to negotiste an under- standing with Russia concerniug the Charth in Poland, 31, Jacublni ls charged with fnll jo- structions concerning the concessions the POD' and Papat Secretary of State are willing to make to Ruesla. TUR FRENCH SOCIALISTS. Tants, 85{)&. 17.—The Radical Doputies have decded not €o carry thelr protest against the suppression of the “Soclalist Congress in the Urenelle District &y further, In conseguence of aletter from Minister Dufsure, stating that the Government bad strlctly observed the Iaws, but that {t was inconvenient to discuss the af- 1alr which was pefore the courts. 4 GAMUETTA. PAR1S, Sept, 17.—Uambelts is making 8 po- litical tour. "He has been enthusisstically re- ceived at Lyous, Venice, and other towns. 1EC) Cornrironn, Bept. 17.—A vessel here re- E‘.m vivlent eruptiuns of Mouut Mecls Aug. YO BRUSY. Viunna, Sept. 17.—Count Von Beast, Aua- trtan Ambassudor at London, hss: resignad. Count Karolyi succeeds him jo November, MEXICO, Crry or Mrxico, Sept. 0.—It Is reported that President Diaz has called Gomez Palacto to tako fh-ln:u of tha State Department or go to Wash- ngton, A conspiracy has been discovered amongst the ollicers of an fufantry reglment, Goew. Gon. zales arreated the conspirators aud distributed the men among other rediments, Commerce with the United States fs reported steadlly fncreasing. YRLLOW PEVER IN SENROAL. LoNDoN, Sept. 17.—Advicea from Sencgal to the Sth of Scptember suy that the vellow fever hias almust ceasod thero and In Uoree, where It hias been eptdumic siuve the middle of July. —————— t FIRES. AT DAYTON, O, DeyroN, 0., Bept. 17.—A firc broks out this afternoon in the south mill of Mend & Nixon’s paper works, ‘The Lulldiug was alinost enticely destroyed ond s Jarge quautity of stock and suachinery burped. Tho loss Is estimated at $14,000, with fnsurance {n tho* follow- Ing companica: Cooper, of Dayton, #4500 Miam! Valley, of Dn,km $3,600; Jefferson, ot Hteabenville, 0., $2,503 People’s, Trenton, N, J., ¥2500; Lancaster, Lancuster, 81,7605 Firc Assuclation, Uhiladelphia, $2,000% llome. Noew York, ' §2,500¢ - Atluntic Underwriters, $2,500. Total, 818, Ihe urigin of the firo is un. kuuwn, put iy suppused 10 have Leen originated from o wutch iu a dusting jnachine. & ——— CHICAQOL, Tha alarm from Box 56L at 8:45 Iast evening was caused by o fire [u s tLwostory frame build- iniz, No. 85 Uskley strect, owned and occupled by C. . Bhattuck, Damage, $50 to Louse and furniture. Cause, suppused lncendlartem. The alarm from Box 270 at midulzht was caused by a fire lu the three-story brick bulldlog 'No., 256 Canal streot, owned by Frank ~ Douglas, and ovcupled by M oo the firat flvor ns & machine-shop, nud on the second floor os a willow-ware factory, und on the third by Georgo B. Durkee, patteri- maker. Damage to thu buliding, 8700; to stock, #8300, fully covered by fusurance. Causc, unkuaown, AT ELAIN, TLL. Boacial Dispater (o The Tyfouns, Eram, 11, Sept. 17.—Last nifht Seth Bher- wood's fraue residence t Plato wos destroyed by fire. All thoe furniture and four cat-stacks waar the houso:were consumed, - Causs, & de- feetivo chlmnoy, Loss, $3,500; no fnsurance. AT DUBUQUE, IA. #Hpecias Dispalo 10 The Tribuna, Dunuque; Ia., Sept. 17.—About 9 o'clock this ovenlog tho livery-stable of Peter Olinger took fire aud wes buroed to the graund. Al the norses and roliing-stock wero saved, Loss, 6,000, —— AT WEST IIALLOOK, ILL. Protia, 1L, Bapt. 17.—~Tho cheeao factory st ‘Weoat Hallock, Peoria County, was buroed last nlght. Loss, 88,000} oo tnsurance. IX HO3TON, Bosron, Mass., Sopt. 17.—A fire in the Mer- chanta' Bauk this worning caused a loss of £30,000 —————— THE WEATHER, Orviom ov Tum Cuixy Biowat Oreromm, Wasuixaron, D, C., Bopt, 18—1 a. m.—Indlca- tious—For the Ohlo Valloy and ‘lenncsave, wariner, southwest wlods, cloar or partly cloudy waathes, foltowed by cooler northerly windsand vialng barometer. For the Upper Misstssippl aud Lower Missourl Valleys and Upper Lakes, winds shift to coolur northerly, followed by rislng barometer and partly cluudy weather, For the Luwer Lako reglonfalling Larometer, southwest winds, warmor, partly cloudy weather, and occaslonal rains, fotlowed” by cooler north " ha e Wil Sebereiy T sxcopta i 8 rivers will @encrally fall excopt s rise In the Lower Ohlo, AOCAL ODSEBYATIONS® Cliicago, Bept. 17, Tms,__Bar. D7 1| Wind. | Vel.) lin, . iWeaiher S:88p.m, | T 9100 poun, (@7t 78 | G2 2051 3w [ wil 70 | ou | Maximum, 81y minimu, URNEHAL UUSKETATIONS, Cutoaun, deyt. i7-Midntght, Thr.y Wind. “mm‘ ealber, X ¥ Clos Hatlime, ‘llalr. Alpena. 2. o fl EE‘J«‘:EEE!!ES:‘B’iifl?“?ES!f' BOR AND CAPITA| Bpeclul Dispuic o The Tribune, Pirrssusa, Pa., Bept, 17.—There is good pros- pect of a gencral atriko of the glass-workers bare. Trouble has becn brewing for some time, but only reached a crials to-dav, Al of the table-ware manufscturors wore furuwshed with pripted lists this morning, settlog forth the uuinber of each article to be mada at oach turn or “move,” from which 1t appears that ftis proposed to curtall the production about 80 per ceut at an increased coat Lo the manufacturers of about 80 per ceut. Tha schewe is to take effect ln about tbree weeks. The demand fs mot for wu increass of wages, but forareduction of tho smount of pressed Klasaware to be turned out, or sbout one-fourth vo It ls lutimated thae a compromise will be suggested, but the u- facturers gay that they ary slready befug under- suld Kaut aud \Weat, and that they nave uo other alteruative but to closs thelr thirtcen factorics tu this city If tho demand s fusisted upou, They clatn that the mep sre uot skilled workmen; that thirty duys® practice is 811 that ls necessary to wake & lase-worker of & labore ers tuat this new move can ouly result {o tle ruln of our glussinsnufge- tories and drive the trade away from tho Gty amd that the unly yemedy b o united appest to the courts for protectivn, This pew umiove fu- cludes the ngut of the employes to numoe who atwllund who sbail wot be casployed by the proviletors. PutLapsLrula, Sept. IT.~The Philudglvbia Trow wuid Steel Company's suops sturted work tday, wen being protected frowm the sink- cia by the pulive M WASHINGTON The Manufacture of Sugar from Cornstalks and Sorghum Cane. An Industry which Promises to Add Untold Millions to tho Na- tion's Wealth, Complete Description of Prof. Stewart's Itecently-Per- fected Process, Gen, Bolved she Oinoinnati Whisky Problem, A Washington Agitator of the Kearnay Stripe ‘“on " the Inside.” CORNSTALK SUGAR.. PULL DIRECTIONS JIOW TO MAKR 1T, Special, Disalch to 10¢ Trihune, ‘Wasninoron, D. C.,Sept, 17.-~The Republican Newspaper Company of Washington will {ssue to-morrow & volume contsalning an ace count of the ‘rccent remarkable discove- ry by which sugur can be made from Indian corn and sorghuin nt a slight ex- peose. The work Is a volume of 100 pages, con- talning & careful history of corn and sorghum as sugar-plants, with a description of machinery aud process of manufacturing. The discovery cuables the farmer to undertake the manufac- ture of sugar from Lis own cornstalks without tha vast expenditure, neccssary in the produce tion ol sugar from sugar-cane. The inventor, F. L, Btewart, o chemiat ' of Pennsylvania, will of courso acrivo ms profit from the use of the chemical combinations nccessary to the crystallization process. What thesachicm- {cals are and ttie methods in which they operate are of course tha secret. but tho orocess is made so aimple that any farmer can apply ft. Mr. Btewart, the {uveator of the process, says the subject itself has a claim upon the attention of the American people of no ordinary kind. The cffoct of practical adoption of these truths will be to REVOLUTIONIZE SUGATL PRODUCTION in this country, to enhanco almost boyond esti- wnte the value of Indian corn and sorghum, to carry the MNme of avnllable sugar-produc- ing territory from tho Gulf Coast to the ' fortieth paralle), to save tho country $100,000,000, now. annually expond- od for foreign sugar, and to asslst by the rise of 8 new and perianent fndustry fn the solutfon of a much-vexed question by giving romunera- tive labor on curn-lands of tho Woest - to a grest number of the unemployed. Tho atleged Iden- tity In all important particulars of the crude saccharine julces, to which the author, as well s others, ouco gave credence, has proved to be an error. Whatover fa valuable in the now process of making sumur frum sorghuin and malzo Is the direct result of the removal of this o1d stumbling-block. The followiug fs A TIRIRY STNOPAIA OF THE PROCHSS. | It s this process which Prof. Colller, clicmlist of ttie Agnicultural Department, has recently put In succesaful operationon & smnall scale. First, heat tho froshly-sxprossed julce of tho cane, sorghum, or maiza in & copper or tluneds dron vessel o a temperature, a8 shown bya thermomoter suspended, so that ‘the worcury bulb is immursod Intho juicoof 150 desrees Falreuhelt, cqual to 83 degroes Contigrade, Sccotid, after the julce has becu beated to 185 Qegrées Fahroubeit, add and stir into it one fluid ouuca of cream of line to each "gallon of juice, or fram five Lo seven pounds (pliats) Lo each hundred gullons of julco, | ' Third, after addlog and stirriog fn-the cream ° of lime, licat the juico rapluly to tbe bohing polat. Fourth, when it begins to boil, shut off the lbieat or remove the vessel cootaining the julco from the fire, and, so soon as the sedimant be- Rius to settic, draw off with & siphoo the clear liquid from the top until at last pine-teuths of tho whola quantity of julce’ has been thus ree moved, leaviug « thick, muddy sediment ut the bottom. o % -Filth, sweep out with abroom this muddy sediment Juto o bag, liter, and add the fltrate’ a8 It passos throurh the filter to tho clear liquid ' siphoned off. Bixth, to the clear Jiquid thus obtalned in #gectfous fourth and Afeh, which should be ul- lowod to cool-to a temperature of 150 degrovs Fahrenhoit (cqual to 68 decrevs contigrade) and not lower; thers 13 now ndded of Solution B ova flaid ounco to eachigalion of jules, or from five to seven plots cuch 100 gullons of julce. At lona enough of Solution B s to be added to compietely neutrnlize the lime In th juleo, and"to determino this point a 8lip of biue Titmus pager i dipped fnto the solutlon, when, it enough of Bulution B has been added, the biue color will bu clanged to red. (Bolution IS Is one of tue fnventor’s cheme {cal praparativns.) Seventh, ovaporate rapidly, skimming from tima to tmo aby scum which appears upon the surface, and adding Solution I in small quauti- tles If the bolllug Julce will uot turn the Llus Titnua paper red, Enghth, when the thermometer in the bolling Sulce ludicates a temperature of 233 (vqusl to 12 centlizrade) the sirup should be witldruwn from the fire, aud t should be kept tu cryatul- Jze in & roow of nbout 80 degrees Fahrenholt, cqual t0 27 contigrude, To fadilitate crystulli- zatlon, 8 fow gralns of grunulated sugar thay be added to thu cooling sirup when it hus reachied thatemporstare of 100dugrees Fulirenlolt (equal to 83 ceutigrado). THE WHISKY QUESTION. COMMISSIONER RAUM TUINKY UB LAS $BTTLRD 17, f Apectal Disvaich fo Ths Tribune, Wasntxaron, 12, C,, ept, 17.—Counlsslonor Raum has received reports from Coblector Amos Smith, of Ciuclnpstl, and Special Key- unue Agent Mitehell, which he thinks scttics the disputed whisky question between Cinclue wati and Chicago, Bud also auswers the recent protest of the Chicago distillers. The sun- wary of this voport is given in tho letter which fuliows, Tho explanatiou of tue ditlureuce in price between Chicago and’ Cincirnats 18 aetrih- utod not to favoritism on the part of the rey. enuo oftivials, or to fraud agalost the rovenue on the part of Clucinnatl distillors and'roctt. fers, but to what is practically a fraud ou the conmerels! communlty by & eyatemutic scries of ruports of fictitious sales, By thia systom of fctitious sales awd cutrlvs on the books be- tween dlstitices nud rectiflers, 1t le clahned that # net drawback is allowed the rectiticrs by the distillers of from elght tonlne vents on each barrel or packnue, The distillers sell ultocgther by the commercial gauge, sud make & reduction over the pretonaed fuco of thy sale to the reutl- ficrs of $1.81 per burrel. ‘Fhe rectificrs in turn sliow §1.23 por barrel for correction of velume, The differance of pine ceuts Ly the real net dif- furouce gu price, Commisstoner Raum thluks, therefore, ou tho Lasls of the report, that if the Cluctnnot! whisky s sold ou tho Lasls of Government guage the relutive price butween Chicago sud Cinclnnati should stand sowcthing 1ike $hs: Ver gallou Clideaga price, 81.07; Clur cinoati price, $1.063¢. YLl wangin the Cows missioner thluks W ot Taree chungh Lo sbow the existenee of fruud ou the revenue, and is eutire- Iy attributable Lo this systew of ilctitious prices current. ke also appears from reports of the Bpe- vial Agents that It s lmpossible 1or vutside buy- ors al Cluclunat] to purcbasg bighiwiocs st the Bzures quoled as sates i the Cluclunatt ma ket, the snswer of all spplicuts belog that thee sre no bighwines on the warket, but thut piod- ucts ot hithwines can by furpished, The fol- lowing §s the letter: Turarvuy bz Revmswx, Wagns Hesore, I, 1. Shuf MENT, Orpies oF INTEKRNAL 0N, 1, L., Sept. 17, J878,— ‘e’ & o, Phanic bistitling Company. Unlded Sates Ih: ng Cowpiany, und olers, Uh‘cugo—OksTLEMEN: Lefercluglu our correspondence 1a recard 10 the spisit trude of Clactakati, §will stato fus your Iufussation Suat 1 Banm Gonvinoed that He Has Am In rereipt of a renori trom Collector Smith, ap Clncinnagl, and Revenne: Arent Mitehell, on -ingy at that city, wIving detalls of tie (ranenciions 1 highwines ‘between diatillers ana recy of Clncinnatl - for the month of Jaly, Cand Augnat of thie from shich It apnears that, Wwith the excentl, f one distiliery, tha #ales o traneforn wora sy npon th s of the comumerein) gange, ua et i 4n respect 1o 105, 400 packaes which eng. taimed K34, 110 taxable gallons, aad were oy tlllfln‘lh. commeretal " pauge ne contalning £33, 530,00 eallons, . which shows 8 excesy of pations sold over thoso \l!mn wwhich Luxua wero pawd of 2h,646.00-100. " Bille having been rondered dutring June at 81, 81,04, 31 gy during duly At $1.05, 31,04, 81.03: and damig Auxrnet at $1.0% $1.04, 81,03, ana $1.00. Iy 13 obvibne from the report that the rectifier makea y concession to tho distiller In regard ta qnantigy. whilo the distilier makes o concenaion to e rect- fier in reapoct to orices #o that, In point of fact the quotations during the nerlod mentioned werg not oased upon the sales of splrita delivered upoy Gusernment gauges, Very ruspecifully, & Unzex B Raux, Comnussloner, “DAM KANNY.” ONB OF TS DISCIPLES MAKING TROUSLE 1y WASIINGTON. Snectat Disateh to Tre Tridune, ‘Wasntxaron, D. C., Sept. 17.—There way o disgraceful scene onacted at the Natlonal Capl. tal to-ay which furnishes a praztical [llustra. tion - of Butlerlam and Kearneylsm, Isaaz Cohen, Jew ngitator and political tramp, who for months has been endeavoring to fncite riot iif'this city, and who fled carlior this summer when riot came, paraded the atrcets of the city to-day at thd hesd of possibly 100 colored la- borers, sald to be unemployed, who hiave been misled by this Communistic agitator to think he can roliovs - thele distress Ly ex. citing them to acts of vivlence, Thig movement has been contemplated for eote timo, and was declded upun lait night at a meeting hold on the dteps of the Capitol, where Cohen aud othera made tucen. diary spocches, To-day Colien, with Lis follow- ars, called upon the Distries Commissioner, Buc- retary of the Treasury, and Commissioner of Agricutture, and were by aome of these.gentle. men treated with the conslderation sccurded to worthy persons. Many of the friends of thesa oflicials think they DID A GREAT WRONG to thus help to magnify the importance of a dangerous demagogue. At theie aifferent re. ceptions, Colien sud his' Heutenants only toll thelr old story, sud demanded the usual impossible things. They Inslsted tha the Governmont should regulate tho wages pald to laborers Ly contractors, who have oblained their contracts under ths laws requiring that they be let to the lowest bidder, “They insisted that the wages ol labor- ingemen fu the District should be lucreased from 81,25 to BLGO perdav: that exccutive ofllcers showld oxpend money for labor in_eases where, should they comply, they would be ln- peachable. 4 ‘Thero are fncendiary threats made Ly thelr leaders, and the police are s WATCHFUL OF AN OUTNREAR. . The forco will probably be able to preserve order, The processlon” was foilowed ~ closely ond watcbed by an ample . forre of mounted police, and nny attempt ot un out- break wonld have been quickly suppressed, Colien, after the jessons of July, did not ven- turo to induce the Inborers who were engaed fn the publie works to enter upon a sirtke, ‘There is no doubt, -however, that that fs con- tempiated. Cohen's attompt at incendiarism, hiowever, did not prove successful, ns he - SLEEPS TO-NIGNT 1N JAlL. bail belng refuscd. The clrcumatances of his arrest aro these: Cohicn went to the Aericalt- urnl Departinent to present his resolutions, and was refused admissjon. He then, with some of his fotlowers, forced his way into tha private oflics of Commissioner LeDue, and read tha resolutions. becoming very Insolent. Bubsequently ho left the butlding in @ disorder- 1y mauner, threatoning violence. Commlssion- ¢r LeDac lmmediately procurcd a warrant. fur Cohen's arrcat on the charge of disord duct fo a public bullding, Colien was arrested, and soon afterward Thomas J. Durant, a prom. Incnt Jawyer bgfore the “Supreme Court here, and a momber of tho Exocutivo Cotntuittee of the Nutlousl Urecnback party, which thus ap- peara to throw its protoctton around Cohen, ap- peared and offored ball, ‘Lhe Superintendent of ‘olico refused bail, It fs suid that Cohin Is en- degvoring to creato sympathy among the labor Unlons,whichaincathedoparturoof Kearney have Leun ubfulibiul to bim, and hevo: e vof- tributed the usual sums to his support. Cohon probably will bo released ou payment of o ug to-worraw, and will doubticss 1IOLD AN INCENDIARY MRRTING to-morray night, A large detall of police {s on duty to-night at headquarters to prevent a yeseuc. ‘Uho complalnt of the Cohen crowd that no Jabor can bo ootained fn this locality ls 0 falso one, There is a vonstant demand for farmo labor tn the adjacent country of Maryland and Virghsla, A goutleman who has” just como from an extended tour chrough these agricultursl regions says that the need of ey, farmers aro nmnll{‘ 1o that newroos flock to Washington and will not work us farin hauds, and that every idle man In Washington, bluck or white, were o willing canid now obtaln good waiees oa a farmlaborer. Cohen was taken later this evening from the pollee headquarters to tha Teuth Strect Station, wiiere ho Is guarded, Al efforts to sceure bail havae failed. “Lliere has bLoen no crowd about the station, and thero ars no Indlcatlons of trouble, The police, however, fear an attemut will be made before mornfug to rescue Colien, and regard the quict of Jus followers as sus- plcious. — NOTES AND NEWS, TUB NATIONAL DANKG. ‘Wasnixaroy, D, C., Bept. 17.—The Comp- troller ot tho ‘I'rcasury states that the aggre- gate capital of 2,400 Natfonal Banks organtzed siuce the establishinent of the Nutioual-Buuk sys- tem which have become Insvlvout was $16,232,600, The uggregute dividends patd creditors of thess bauks from Nov. 1, 1877, to Bept. 17, 1873, is 82,614,120, 'Thu azeregute dividends pald sinco theorgaulzation of thesystew, 813,767,687, Tutal amount of creditors’ clulms proved, $22,70, 803, Tha total losses to creditoraof all nationsl bauks during the last sixteen years upon 3500, 000,000 of capital aud $300,000,000 of depasits i3 estlinated not to uxeeed $U.500,000, an ainount rouatly nob cyual to the losses which have ulless upon the cruditors of suviugs buulks an Btuto bpnks the post year, : MBONHTARY SUCHMAN AND THE WORKINUME: WasliixaTos, I, 13, Bepl, 17.—Bstween sud 400 white anid colored luborers of this cty, under tho leadership of Isaae L. Cohen, who Tus Ngured wmrluuuufl lu thue labor moves mient In this vicluity, cafled on Becretary Bher- wun to-day wud nrged him to push forward the work on the uew bullding for the Bureau of En- gruviug and Printing, aud to fIx the minlmun Fube of wages ul LI frr aay fur luborers, ‘The Secrctary replivd that the work would be pushied forwand, but that ho il no controt over the rute of wares, that matter belig exclusively utler the cuntrol of the contracturs, Durlig the conversytion, Ui Becretary said it wis not the ubject of the Uovernmeut Lo dupree clate the value ol Tubur, und all the laborers i the Trewsury Building employed by the Gos- cromuut, were baid if..'dl ek day, but o the vublic works, where the law rmmlml hhn 1w awnrd the coitract to the lowast bidder, be bad coutiol over Wagus puid. e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Baw Fuancisca, Bupt. '17,—8alled—~Steamer Oceante, for Hong Koo vis Yokohanin, Naw Youk, Sopt, I7.=Arrived—Steanships Abyssinls, Srom Liverpool; Gion, Werder, from Brutnou; Schicdut, from Rotierdam; uud Cae, ada, from Havre, LoNDON, Bept, 17, —Steanships City of Liu- erivk and Devonda, fran New Yurk, sud Bulgs- ria, from Boatun, have arrived out. BoutiaMEToN, Scpl.17.—Arrived, steaunc? Donpan, from New York for Bremeu, PimiLavsLriia, Sept. 17, —~Arrived, stcamo? City of Brlatol, from Liverpool GEN, SHIELDS. Apecial Dispuich te The Tridune, New Yousx, Sept, 17.—Uen, 8hielas, who w3 taken 11} in this city on Baturday, is at the bouse of Capt. T. J. Surphy, i Brooklyn, Altheugh much fmproved, his physiclaus forbid bim 1o fecture on Friduy, as lie Intended to do, for the bouett of thy yell ow-gever suflerers, e et———— "' THE CHINESE MUST GO.” Vicroria,-B, C., Bept. 17.—Tho Chinese tac was enfureed yosterday by tho selzurs of gouls {u stores, Tu~d:{ uo Chinamen are at work 1u the @iy for white emspluyers; causing macb LCLIPIIUTY THCOLVEBICUYT QUESTIONABLE SUCCOR. Bpecial Dispaich 40 The Irivune. Biswauck, Do T., Sept 17 —Private Thayer, @ recrult ol the Beventh Cavalry, was to-day ac cideutully shiot aud Killed by a cumpanion i eraft who was pulbog L oub of w uudbele Witk 4 buaded puu.