Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1878, Page 5

CRIMINAL NEWS. Trial of a Paculiarly Villainous villain in St. Louis, Mo. A Iforrible Donble Murder Come mitted Yesterday Near Owensborough, Ky, "Bloody Attack upon & Mother and Son by a Monstor, Wlho Blays Them Both, An 0l Woman of Detroit, Yenrs of Age, Kille by Her Hon. Beventy HARD CASE, fpectal Dispateh to The Tridune. 1. Louts, Oct. 16.—Ono of the most horriblo cases, or rather sorfes of cases, that has ever coma up for trial Iu this city, was commenced to-day In the Criminal Court, - Sullivan C. Case, a feweler aged 60 years, Is charged with rapiug pine little girls, thelr ages ranging from 7 to 14 cars. Cnsc's shob was on Morgan street, and he had fitted up s rear room for tho specinl purpose of carryloe out his designs upon such Tttle girls a8 he could entice Into us den. Ho had arranged certain me- chantesl devices for sccuring his vietims when omce within Dls grasp, muking {them powerless to resiat his assaulta, One day alittle air) was observed by the policeman on the beat to emerge from Case’s shop crying itterly. After gomo persunsion, sho told the officer that ahe had been enticed foto tho back room, and thero outraged. An examination sliowed her story to ba currect, Caso was fme mwediately arrested, aud the dlabolieal con- teivances captured. Tho indigpation against Cmsc Was 8o areat at the thne that he camo near being mobbed bofore be could be eccurely lodged In Jall, The develop- _meuts that inmediately followed showed that Case had made a regular busluess of enticing Iittle girls futo hie room and outraging them, nine appearing and confessing that they hau been his victims. The first witness to-day was Ofcer Willlam Klelnworth, who testifled to secing n great many little girls coter Case's reaidence, at No. 802 Morgan strect, come out agaln actliz a8 IF §n paln, and sometimes crylng itterly. Hu raw the proscenting witness, Clara Crum, enter Case’s louse, and he walted until she left tho house a short time after. Clara was sobbIng and acting as if sho was sufering. ‘The oflicer finnlly elicited n statement from the child. Ho accompanied the girl to the ofllce of fhe Board of Iealth, Dr, Jamison, of the Board of Ilealth, swore that he treated the girl on tile day mentfoned, and he thought she had sullered violence. 'Dr. James McClopton, whoye office 18 Jocated on the eorner of Eighth and Morzan streets, sal: “Thero was o Tiole through_which one could look in aud svo C lookel through this holo (it was ond discovered enough to erininate B L. I Mitchell testlfied to sceing tho wirl lylor In the wooden mnchine spoken of. During the examination Case sat by the sido of hiv counsed, aud tried to manilest as 1ittlo von- cern o4 possible, but the intense interest ho took i the broceedmgs was evinved by the nervous twltebing of his acnsuous lips and the fuvoiuntary moving to ond fro of the lingers of T right bana, Wit hils leit hand ho contlu- unlly strg his full urni' slde-whiskors. The vrigoner s a rather good-looking man, wnd ap- pears tucapable of ©und which committing such base fnfumous crimes as those . with We s clarged, bul thus far denco bus b strafghtiorvard, aud en- irely ngaingt the duefondunt. . Conviction is cor- tainon all the cases against the prisoner, and it fs Larely possible that le canb eseapu an aggre- rate seutence that will fusure his liearceration i the Penltentiary for Wle, Public Tecling 1a so strong ugrulnst Bk that he will be lueky i€ ho Iually escapes belug mobbed, ANOTITER BRUTAL CRIME, Roeclal Dispateh 1o The Trivune. Drrnrott, Mieh., Oct. 16.—Mrs, Mattte Farrell, wed nearly 70 years, was found dead upon the fluor of her bedroont in o mtserabls house at Ko. 144 Frunklln street, thls morning. ‘There was blood upon the floer, on the base-board, and onatrunk that stood at the foot of tho bed, "The old woman was wrupped fn qullts, the cov- erinz of tho bed, from off which she had appar- ently roljed in the agopy of death, her hands clutehlug the coverfuga firmly. Her face was brufscd badly, aud over her rght eyo was au ugly gush about three juches long sod @ quarter of un Inch. in depth. Her neck was broken atao. ‘The police suspected foul play, aud arrested Henry Lon- Ruage, son of the decessed, whe, with his little 4-year old daughter, were tho other occupants of tlie npnrlmu‘?lh ‘The prisoner vrotested hia In- noceuce, and, as lie left the house, shiook his fiuger menaclngly ab the child, The latter wi yuestioned, aud, despite her tender years, aives an (ntelligent gind clear sccount of the tragedy In ter own childish way. At first she woull only say, “Papa tol’ o not to say anythin',’” but finally related how her father struck and kicked her grandmotlier, and, when tho lutier wps dead, made the Httle one hold o candle while he washed the blood from the faco of the corpse. Language {3 a _drunken, vicious fellow, and his wife i in the Houso of 'Correce ton, Traces of blood wers found upon his Louts, tlothing, nud tho blad. of a pocket-knife. An luquest {s vow {n progresa. BET UPON BY ROBIERS, Bpectut Dispateh (o The Tyibune. Pirrsvuno, Pa,, Oct. 10.—Anson Skinoer, & aattlo<drover of Ashville, N. Y., was attacked by three bighwaymen whilo riding i his buggy At an carly hour this morning uear Youngsvitle, Yenango County, Pa., who threw i upon the fround, stabbed him fu several places, robbed Lim of about 200 In money, and lcft Ll Jying In tho roud, spparently desd. The unlortuuate man was discovered shorely before daylight hy sotnio Jaborers, who had bim removed to a pri- vatehouss nesr by, where his wounds wers dressed. Hiy {njuries are serlous, but not nee taunly fotal. Several persous are susbected of complluity fn the outrage, but, up 10 ¥ o'clock this evening, uo arrests Liad been made, Bkine ser ba woll knowu moug catile wen, s OIIMS, & Boectal Dispatch to Ths Tyivuns, JaneaviLig, Oct. 10.—Thu trial of Fred Olims, for tho murder of his father, (s in prog- Tess at Monroe, and the prosceution s making trong caso agalnst bit, Five witucsses Iwear young Ohma touk o tratnat the station Bearest his home the morniug after the murder. A wain swears sho saw hlin 10 3 feld sbout s mily from home a fuw days previous to the mur- er. Tracks fnthe mud fitted Olins’ boots, 330 were traced over a mile. Ouo wituess wears he hewrd young Ohwms threaton hls Iather's Jife, *Ibe” defenso will endeavor to Frove an alibl by establishing the fuct thut Joung 0] et Lims wea in Juucsville tho nlght ot the HAZZARD, Epectal Dispalch 1o The Tribune, 1xptaaroLly, . Ind., Oct. 1.~Gcorge Tlas- 2ard, tue Auburn Nutloual Bunk embezzler, who *as brouglit to Indiatapolis from Chicayo last Rght, spent all the morning trylug to offect & ompromise with the otlicials of the bask at 50 S¥0ts, but failed. Hocould find uo one to ko I, aud an exatnination on a furmsl charge of twberzling $24,000, proferred by Joseph M. ord, President of the bank, was begun before Usited States Conumlssloner Heury this after- :wn. He soon deckda that tho case was ended u‘f.m the mectiuyg of the Uraud Jury by the ac .bn of Commissioner Hovne, of Clicugo, and andone lr\x\'udlntfl. fazzard 13 still in the CUstody of the Marshal, unsbleto give ball. FIRING UPON TRAINS, Bpecict Dizpatch 1o The Triduna DrToir, Mich., Oct. 1.—Whlila tho dsy ex- Bteas ou the Michigan Central Rutlway was pass- Thirtecnth street crosaing at 7 p. m., sowe- ly ired & pistol-shot throuph a window, the Folet passlug throukh the bat of Willlsm R. u;N-r, 0f Cleveland, aud just wisslog & lady on “‘ Obposlte stde of the alsle. Detective Lowry, ® Compauy’s cinploye, stood ou the platform 23 fumped off fu time to arecst Charles Ford :3;1 ¥rauk Lerdy, who wers poluted out as the aders, aod led tuw u stoare chase, Traius hava been fired on several times within the past month. and_the Ratiroad Compang sl cute the prisoncrs to the full extent of the law. entralis A F At this protrided, dangetous wounda. morning, when ho w: B2 turo of 000 bond, me, VIO, — T ATTACK. Ban FRancisco, Oct, 18.—After the adfourn- ment of* the Btate Lonvention thls afterncon, Edward Barry, a Democratle delegate, for some trifling and unintentlonal offense, mada a vio- Tent attack with a knife on a drunken man whom the Berzennt-at-Arms was leading out of the clamber, {nilicting severe cuts on both. Burry was formeriy an inmate of the Insane Asylum from excessive Indulgerico In drink. It I8 Dielieved the present attack aroso from a re- malady, tha ol clared vacant. ey MURDER ON SIIIPDBOARD, BAVANNAT, (o, Oct. 10.—Peter I, Bentzer, Matoof the bark James B, \rard, which safied yesterday, was killed, just as tho vessel passed the sca-buov, by asallor named Munsllus Ste- venson, The bark put back, and the murderer was secured. WAsRINGTON, Howard telezraphs from Fort Vancouver tit a Umatilla Indlan was murdered on the 20th ult. by white men, and that the Umatilins have within tho last threc weeks lost 500 horses, taken by whites, T asks, **Cannot the United Btates District-Attoracy ba {usteucted by the Attbrncy-General to attend tothis and other cold-blooded murders of Indfans by white men? A few examples of sucn Justice would do more for neace than A whole sutmmer’s campalin.” 'The forewaing was fudorsed by Gen. Blierman, “The Umatilla Indlans shoukd be protected in thelr lives and property as far oy ‘Yossible by the civll agcnts, as also by the mlil- tarys buat, after the crimne 8 commicted, the civil courts should try the case and adjudge ihe weasure of punishment.! A dispatch thus tnduraed was sent by Secre- tary McCrary to the Indinn Bureau tosiny, and A cting-Commissloner Leeds bas referrcd” it to ‘Recretary Nclurz, with the recommendation that measures be promptly taken to briug the guilty parties to punishmeént, INVESTIGATION, 87, Louts, Oct. 10.—~The Sub-Committee ot the Scuatorint Commitice on Territurles, con- sisting of Senators atierson (Chairman), Cnaf- fee, and darland, appointed to ascertain what sinount of moucy has been expended by the Cherokee, Creck, Chickasaw, Beminale Indians, the eivilized tribes of the In- dian Torritory, to support Delegates to Was 1ngton durfugz the past tive years, aml in oppos- 1ntr the orzanization of s civil government over anld Territory, andwhether such money be taken from thoschnol funds of sald tribeas whether a3 Territorial form of govel should not bo organtzed for that Teeritory, avd 1o Inquire as to whether certaln rajlroad compa- nles have fesucd bopds predicated upon the von- ditiunal grants of lands to the Indlans of that "lerrltory, havo aeclved here, with thele clerks, ptenographers, ete. 1 Tervitory {n a day aa followat for the clning ure arns and THE INDIANS. TIIE UMATILLAS. D. C., Oct. outbreak, INDISH DEED. Evansvite, fud., Uct. 16,—A young man by the name of Neil met a wall-to-do old farmer In u saloan at Burk City, back of Owensboro, K., Baturday night, ‘They drank together, and Le- enme quite jovial and friendly. Neil bought whiskv and startod home with the fsrmer, whose uame Is Garhart, to spend the night at his houso, Nofl fnvited the old man to drink, when young Garhart interposed. drawn on both sides, it Nell wot tho ad- vantage, and plunged anisgonist, vlcthn rushea to the monster and begged for the Wee of the lefpless boy, Nelt “wheeled upon the mather, and drove his knlle fnto her left breast, causing instant death. The drunken wicteh ripped young Oarhart open so that the A younger son of the old farmer, who enme to the rescue, flesh wotinds, while the flend ‘The murdercr fled to the liouse of Lewis Walls, and eluded capturs until Yic cxpresses sorrow for nothing h":l:h?.ldmm of Mrs, Uarkiart, who was encelnte at the » and will or two. Tlioy Yisit the Cuple tals of the different tribes, tako testimony, and probably remain In that countiry sone tinie, WABIIINGTON 84w Fuaxciseo, Oct. 18,—A gentleman from the Klikitat country reporte that serlous trouble 1a antfclpated with the Inaiaus, who are be- coming fnsolent and demonstrative, snd are vreparing, It is geucrally bglieved, for an at- tack upon the white settic portuinty shall_present ftself. | tiwveen them nnd the settlers Is bein, every day, Both partles ure ormiog themselves Numerous Nomplaints ara wade agabiet the merchants ot Seottle and other ploces on Luget’s Soumd, who tho settlers pplying the Indians with all the munition they want, Rt SOLDIERS' REUNION. Qathering at Decatur, I, of the Volerany of Three Wi Hpectal Dspatch to The Tridune. Dzcarun, 1, Oct, 10.—T! of the grand ruunfon of tho soldicrs of the Wars of 1812, 1840, and 1801, The city {s alive with visitors and boys who didn't hang back when the country was [u perll, Tho clty has asaumed 2 hoilday attire, oml flazs and bunting are stroaming from hundreds of publie and privato buildings, Tho strects sro nrched with ever- greens and bunting, and a splrit of patriotiam hes taken possosaton of overybody. The Mexi- {rota- Geon, Busse, 'of New Orleans, Be- moans Our Export Com= merce, And Wants It Increased with ;Mexico, Bouth America, and the Kulves wera Orient. the weavon into his polnt tho mother of the | An Internntional and Hational Con- vention to Be Held in This City. A very small repreacntation of the manufac- turers of Chicago mct st the Appeliate Court room, Grand Paclfic Hotel Bullding, last even- ing for tha purpose of MHatening to an address from Gen. Cyrus Busse, President of the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce, unon matters of natlonal and international Interest. Davld O. Whiting called the assembly to order, and E. 11, Talbot was appolnted Chat man, J. W. Rickmon was chosen to act as Be retary. Gen, Busse® was introduced and commenced his address by cxpressing his sorrow that (he inclemency of the wenther had kept eo muny away. 1ie spoke of thLe inflated wrosperity of the country at the time of tho War and sluce, up to within & few years. But when the raliroads stopped bullding tracke, and there was a cessa- tion of public improvements, people began to look around to aco which business tvas the best. Very naturally the ipdustry of agriculture was “looked upon as tho mast profitable, and the people obeyed the advice of lorace Urecley. They went . West, and the consequencer were that produce had not Leen o cheap for farty years as It woa to-dny. Theonly solld wealth there was fu the country wns what was taken from the ground, and now It wos un- profitable to till the soll. Pcople wera talking about hord times, and were tampering with the currency to effect a caange for the better. Hut the only sure curs for hiard tiines was fn etting our produets to o foreien merket, We yearly paid millions in golil for duties and [mports, while wo ought to pay in the products of the soll, The United Sistes made s \)-rum inst year of 874,000 upon postage to the West Indiesund Bouth Amerien, ‘I'he speaker, by means of tabular statements taken from books and circulars, zave u great many firures, showinz thy increuse of our ex- portutions, the Increaso of manutaciures In this country; ulso, comparing our exports und lra- ports with those of other countries of u shinl- ar class,—Great Britaln and France,—showing that tho United States vccupled but a thenzre pusition fn the worlds trade. ‘The trade of China and Japan amounted to $100,000,000, of which the United Btates recelved but a very small proportion. The speaker desired to knew why It was that our products were shipped to Lverpool, furnlshing employnient to thausamis of laborers of a forclm country, and then that country shipped to Ching at'a cheaper rate than we conld siilp the sams produtts to that countsy. suffered sovere himaelf recelved sceared, and put under His scat will o do- 10.~Gen. O, O. FONTY YEARS AUO an Amerlcan cltizen.attemptea to cstablish o Hue of steamers begween this country paralso. spent o lurge fortuni length suceceded fu getting two small stenmers to run to Valpuralse. A bLronze statue bud Leen erected i that country in honor of that Ammerlean cltlzen w commetiornte his services in that dircetion. Drazil bad an area of terrilory larger than the Unlted dtates by several thuueand square miles. It hud @ trade ol mauy wiiions of dol- lars, and_not a line of steamsbins roming be- tween thls, country and that, When the Em- peror ol Drazil wished to vialt tuls country, o few years suiee, he could ot find ueingle Unitéd States steamer on which 10 (ako pas- sage, but was forced to take a yessel to o faveign port, and from there lLere by a second steanier. ‘The Argentine Republic had a trade of 853,- D0OV,000 u year, of wiilen the United Btates res celved but uw small nmount, ChMi had a - trade of &74,000, of which tho United States furndaticd about $0,000,000 n hides. Thy uggresate trade of all the countries waa over $154,000,000 dunu- ally. Of this largo nmount the United _States Surnished about 360,000,000, aud but 81,700,000 waut from the mouth of the Alississippi River,— an insigniticant amount. We spent mlillions of dallars anpually to support a navy to guard our convmeres, while wo bad no vommieres to puant. Wo can producs anythineg that Great Britaln can, und Fut Eugland was growing rich from her exportatiuns, and we wero not, Uen. Husso then went on to speak of the sys- tem of steumsbio mall lines. 1o sald every man here was so afraid of the word “subsidy ! that the representative of the peopls was terrl fled out aof vottug for uuything to all the uumnhln:{ of “steamalip lnes to any forelgn port, 1o thougbt tho Government shionld, by allowlng a fair compensation for Lhe carrying of our malls, vncourage tho bullding of shivs uod the embarkation of caplial in steam. ship lines between here und Bouth Amerlea and Mexico, It hud boen stiown that the Umted States could builld 4 better lhly than any othier country, and it only needed a littlo encourage- wment. flo stated that every other first-cluss nation that had auy commerce paid subsidics, shd some of thewm very heayy onea, Austratis was the moat wonderfully prosper- ous vountry in the world, With & population of a little avor 8,000,000, she had a trado almost ohe-third as kreat ns wo did with our 44,000,000 of inhabitants, Yet we bad compuratively nothe inir of this trade, 11e ungred the pressing necea. sty of establishing a trado With Austrails, aud Ching, and dapan, In Ching u ternible fuming was now rajine, whicl had in one yeor takeu ns wany llves oy hud boen taken by war in ol tho combined Kingdoms of the world since the tays of the Revolution, In eighteen months more ucopte had died ot famiue in Ching thuu would Choctaw, and also, nment cave for the Indlan TERRITORY. as soon ns an op- The breach be- widened is {s tho fires day can War votcrans mct in the Court- | inhalst the witule of the United States. In onue House todday, and Gen, . J. Olesby | town of 120,000 inhabitants, 75,000 had died delivered the nildross of welcome, *Tho responso wus mude by Col. Fermnan, of Vumlalia, a joyous mectlng of the old Cruns. Four, ‘Tuledo, Qu tho tables weru displaved relles of tho late wors, To-morrow will be the biz doy, when largs delegations from Springfield and other places will bo prescut, Uen. Palwer, (von, MeClernand, ), Huliard, an tho Marshol of thg duy, that they will bo here, Dolegations from Fri Whetmore, Mt, Zlon, Whentland, und dther points have arrived und will join with the Grens adier Guards and Fire Depastment io making a graud parudo Lo-1nurrow. take placy ot the falr wrounds, the old camp- rounds of the One Huugred and Tenth, Substatence Gomuiitteots active, and will feed thousands of suldiers to-morrow, ———————— THE WEATHER. Orrice or Tug ;Cmizy BiaNay Orrices, Wasuinaron, D. C., Oct, 17=1 8, m.—Indica- tlons—¥or Tennessee and Ohlo Vallay, cloudy oud rafoy weather, and winds veering to colder porthwest, followed by rising barometer, For the Lower Lake reglon, clowly aud ruiny weather, warm southerly winds, veering to cold. e, westerly, fullowedd by rlaing barometor, For the Upper Missisalpp!l aud Lower Alls- souri Valieys, clear or partly vloudy weather, westerly winds, stationary uud lower temperas ture, and rising barometer. For the Upper Lako reglon, cloariug weather, colder westerly winds, aud lizher pressure. Cuutionary slgnals contiutio at uett¢, Escanavs, Milwaukee, hh‘lfi», Grand Haven, Bectlon Three, Mackis naw Ci LI othel y Alpoua, Port lluron, Detroit, Bection Bandusky, Cleveland, Soctlow Five, Erie, aud Buflalo, LOCAL UBSKRYATIONS. Col, Jo sfrom starvation, They had come - from tho country around to he fed, und I1{AD DIED WITHIN THE WALLA, The apeaker next alluded to the subjecs af con- l‘l’llL‘lllXF tho Northern and Soutiiern Vacitie Railronds. He thoustht that it mors uearly (us terestedd Chlenizo than any otbier city in Amcrica, 11 {d that vy a lttle luhor and the expendis wre of s litlemoney It would be o that a steamer arawine twelve feet of woter conld o Ll‘o‘l‘ll Duluth to Liverpool without breakiuge b, Gen, Dusse cloaed by predicting a stato of anarchy and revolation If our legislation was vot aniended so 08 to dispose of our accumulas lation of products at a fair valuation, which L Wi battle-scurred v 1L Alathing, Adjt.~Gen, have notitled Capt. Kanan, de’ Creck, Lone Crock, ‘T exerclses will The [ could vuly be done, as he could see, In tho nsnuer described by himo fn nls vemarks, He - then catne to the tingnculuto object which had brought hiu to t‘hwn«», the schieme of holding a Natlonsl and fusersational Convention {u this elty befure Congress mcets, and invite hero representatives from cvery town and city in the Mississipol Val loy, ‘I'he Bcerctary read telegrams from tno I'rl- vate Hecretaryof Preshlent Haves for the latter, the Moxiean Mintster, Senator David Davls, oud Uov. Cullota, rotting thelr inasllity to re- spond to the infitation of the manufacturers to be present at their mectlug Just ulght, David O, Whitlng prescoted tho following resulutions: Reaolved, That we ravor tho holding of a N tional and International Commorclal Conventi 1| InChicago at an carly d .f' Lo Consldee apd -uy’en ttie beas beans of extondlny our trude with for. clgu countrics in North sud South Mnerica. Mleaolred, 'That we regurd the cetabilsbinent of mail and trapsporiation hines of wtoamships bo- twuen our principal borts and those of uiher coun- trica e Indiepensable to the wpeedy and prosperous growih of our trade with those countrice, Resolted, 'That the lung aud successful experl. ence of Euglsud, Frouce, and tiermany, iu estab- llahing and s uing steawnsbip iinee by hoeral pay for usclusive mal service, Or clss by actual uluth, Mar- Sectlon One, Cuioaao, Oct, 18, Time, 1 Bar, IAF .| Wind. | Velo) Rn.| b easher 53 43 83 and undisgulsed subsidies, should teaca our Gov- crnment The wikdom of tiat euligateued polivy, aud 1ndorse it application (v our own wercantliv marinu whenover and whercyer circumstances way royuire, Jiesoied, That wo firmly bellave that tho period has wrrived when the xene wellare of this um, 74 wlaiium, 83, country demiauds (bt Conurces sbould extond to UNNBRAL OUNETATIONS, our canmunications by waler, ocesu, gulf, lake, CHtwaun, Oct, 18-Midnight, | and river, tuv fostering care sud generous ald aiaiiany, Bar . W i Weatver; | Which bave been horotofory acvoted slmost eatircly L= el Bott] 10 vur communications by land. Y BLRELRES22TRRSESE o 2! fe40:ved, 'That we ary Couviscud that such cicap rates of branspurdution across the Continent, from 1he Missisuipot Valley to the Pacidc coust, su witl encourago aud devclop our trade with Ctilna, lu- dis, Jopan, and Australia will nover be sucured uniil the souopol; clde Rullruade shalt on down struction of the Nurtlera PaciSc sad the Texss Pacldc lines: sud we rucommend that Congress take such sction as will Jead to the speedy coniplo- tion of theso compeliug liuge on such lorws aud conditious ue will secure (o Uoverament ageiast pecunlary luss, Zissolsed, 'Vt a Committeo of nino ba sppolnt. ed (o carsy thess tesalutione futu e@ect, o add to tuesr pumber and co-oberaty Wwith tho city su- thoritles kud other wanutacturing and wercantily orgauIzaUiLLe. BUIEP ADDRRSIES were made in bebull of the resolutions by tho Hoa. Charles L. Easto, J. C. Dore, aod Judie th. ‘The latter thought it was 8 great un- destakilng for the Unlted States to eudeavor (o tessut Pue fimw:d by the b tho_co- OUR FOREIGN TRADE. compete with Eogland In commerce, but it was not tmpessthle. An nmendment, alfered by H. A. 1obart, that the clause [y which the Texas P 04 wentloned ehewria also inclide * the Routhern Pacltic and Its tributarics,” was carrled. Johu W. Colling offered an nmendment tothe effnct that the Committee of nine shuuld be ap- pointed ax follows: “Three from the muanifac- turers, three from the Board of Trade, and three from the merchants of the city, Adopted. J.F, Dully offered an amendment that three from the lezxal profession should be added fo the Committee. It was concurred In. Flualty, the resolutions as amended were adopted. The Commnittes was appainted as tollows: Manufacturers, A, fI. Andtews, F, . Evans, and AL Z, Calver; Board of Trade, J, C, Dore, . F. Culver, and Charles Randoloh, Mer- chants, Charles B, Farwell, J. M, fiorton, and L. Z. Leiter. Legal prolession, Judge HBooth, the Mo, Charles 1. Enston, nnd C. M, Hardy, After passing resolutlons of tlianks to Gen, rus Busse for his address, and to John B, Drake and the Appeliate Court for the use of the roum, the meeting was adjourned, TIIE RAILLIOADS. ROOTHING SINUP, The Cincinnati, Cleveland & Bandusky Raile road, in fntroducing tho bell-punch on {1a line, trica to soothie the lacerated hearts and out- raged feclinga of fis conductors by talking to them in this manner: ** Wedo not offer any apology to our conductors for Introducing this system. On the other hond, wo claim. thelr thanka are due us for ndopting it. Experience teachies that the unrestricied handling of thancy very dnmogiog effect, and, althouzh It t izenerally be so cousldered, it {s never- ess a fact thatl one of Lhe most unjust acts that can be imsglned of an employer towards anomplose 18 lo place bim in A positiun ~ where he {8 oblliged to han- die more or less money without wiving him the means of proving hia faithiul ness to the trust. We therefore feel that we *{ are dolng our conductors a positive kindnese by Introducing this system, which we deem the nearest approach to a perfect cheek vetresched, Conductors tnay deemn the regulations onerous and tending to dezrnde them in the eyes of the publte, nut If they will take a seconid thourht ihey wlll realize thot mr«:fllr the contrary will Le the effect, for now they will be placed tn position to prove by their returns their honesty 1t questioued fo the'least,” €,y 8, C. BANDUREY, O, Ocl, 16.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati, Bandusky & Cleveland Rallroad Company was heldin this ity to-day, N. W. Pleree and John Atkinson, of Boston, and J. A. deflray, of Colummbus, U, were unanjmously eleeted Directors for the ens «ulig three years. At a subscquent meeting of the Hoard of Dircetors, J. 8. Farlow, of Hoston, was elected President, N. W, Plerce, of Boaton, Vice-President, and John L. Moore, of this city, Bevretary and Treasurer. LEXTENSIONS, © 8t. Lous, Oct. 16.—~A Topeka (Kan.) dispateh says the reports to the effect that work upon the New Moxico & Leadvilie extenslon of the Atchison, Topeka & Eonta Fo Railway has or {s sbout to cease ary wholly without foundatton. The leaslng of the Denver & Rio Grande Rall- way i an cntirelv now tatter, und can have no bearlniz whatuver upon the ucw luea of rosd nuw {18 courss of construction by the Banta Fe Company, COMPROMISE. Byieeind Dizpatch o 5. e, 8. Louis, Mo., Oct, 10.~A eatisfactory plan of settlement of the controversy between the management of the 8t Loule, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company und the represcuta- tives of Barlng Bros. & Co, wos conclided to- day 1 ew Yourk, aud sccepted by tho bouds lolders. ITEMS. The Woolruff Bleeplug and Parlor Coach Company has purchased the cars, patents, and {rauchises ot the Lucas Bleeping-Car Company. ‘This Company ran over several roads in the South, The Managers and Qeneral Freight Agents of the roads leading fromn this city to Missour] Itiver polats bave gone to 8t. Juseph to attend the meeting of the Southwestern Kailway Asso. clation at that pince, The recolpta of the Detroit & Milwaukes Railroad for the week ending Oct. 12 wero 2239,- 173, an ucreaso over thuso of the correspondfs week of 1677 of 85,040 The incresse in re. ccipts on this road efnce the beginniug of the year hins been 15,07 Nothing has vot teen done by the roads fead- ing from this cll{ to theFast tawardsthe forma- tion of the Eust-bound Irelght pool, ‘There 1s, however, a probability that a meeting will be held {u a few days to try to effcet wn umder- atonding and azree uvon pereentages. The rouds from Indtannpolts ood Peorm will commence worle under Lhe new arrangement on the 1st of November, and the Chivaro roads are anxlous \{: begiu to ** puol thelr lasuea " about the satne time. The Chiearo & Northwestern s about to open fts mew Roclieater & Northern branch of the Winona & 5t. Pater Haliroad. ‘The new Lranch tuns from Roclicster, Minn,, to Zumnbrots, and Is twenty-fuur wiles in length, From Chicavo to Zumbrota the distance {8 873 milles. Tuo Chlcago & Northwestern §8 also putting tha finishing touchea on thu Plalnvlew Rallroad, which runs from Eyots, on the Winonn & 8t, Peter Rallrond, to Plajuview, Minu. Tiis new Dranch {8 sixteen inlles in lenirth, The distance from Clilcago to Plaluview is 851 miles, AMUSEMENT IIAVERLY'S, Rice's new company was richtly named the Y Surprise Party.,” They opened at Ilaverly’s Monday night with n nonduscript entitled “1lorrors, "t and surprised their oudiencs with a plece fully In keoping with tne title. Lnst uight, when no one expeeteda changedn the bill, Nathanlel Childs® **Illawstha™ was put upon the boards, and agaly did the mmnunf' ¢ive thelr andleuce o surprish, Hut this tine {t was yulte ngrecable, “1awaths,” like the other extravadanzas produced under Mr. Rlee's direce tion, has littlo or no plot, but plenty of witty, sparklluz dislogue, and brimiul of” atrucious vuns and comical dolngs and - suyings. Fho musle, liberally interspersed, s good, eapeciaily the choris As povel o fenture ~ as tha Jone Fisherman In Eyangeline is found in tho twins Jumu/us and Hemua (Messre. Dixey und Lowis larrison), who aro fastencd nfier the manner of the Blamess_ twins with a stout rubber belt, which Invarfubly brings them together with a crash when thoy atwmnt to got sway frotneach other, With o ‘plecs like *lllawaths,” which has real merlt, In the lLands of & company i the = “Burprise larty,” a peonutne tho sure result, It proved so grenta last night that, contrary to previous arrangenients, it will bo continued throughout thy week at every performance, with Miss Alico Harrlson as_Zlawatha, W, A. Mestaver a3 Au- ustua Lo, Willie Edouln as W, 2% Lrewen, and oulse Bearle us Ninnshaha, —— MINNE HAUCK, Negw Youx, Oct. 16,—At the opera to-night Minnte Hauck was most cordislly welcomed after her long absence i Europe, e —— ANTI-HORSE-THIEF ASSOCIATION. Special Dipaich lo The Tyivuxs. KEBOKUK, 1s., Oct. 18.~~The Qrand Order of the Anti-Horse-Thiet Assuclation vonvened fn this city this morning, and has been (n scestun sll day.# The jurisdiction of the Grand Order embraces 103 Lodges, fo sctive working order, throughout the States of towa, Hlinots, Missou- rf, and Kansus, und & membegship of several thousand. The object of thu Order is to co- operats with the legal authurities (nsccuriog the arreat and convietion of horse-thicves und other criminals wlbo oucrate within their tertitory, About seventy-ive of the Ladges are represented over 100 delegates, The Urder Is & secret” one, aud thio scaslons ara Leld with closod doors. ‘fhio most of the day bas been occupled with the ap- polotinent of committees, the exsmination of credontials, and the prelimiuary work of tho meeting, Tho Order will be In session sgaiu Lo-maercow. . e e—— WASHINGTON ITEMS. Bpecial Diepaich o The Trivuse. Wasuniorod, , C., Oct. 16.—Judgo Treo is here to chooso 8 house for a winter residonce, o plan which ho had detorlned vu before there Wes talk of his running for Congress. To the Weslcrn dusociuted Priss. Wasumniaton, D. C., Oct. 10.—A nolla pros- cqul wus to-duy eptorvd (n tho cases agatust Bugg Forty Rodenick R, Butler, ¥. Buwers, Wi- ley Edwards, Henry Water, Albert Meteaite, Gvo, H. Purdy, sud 1. B.'Mitchell, cbarged wlh" coudblracy aod prescotivg @ fruuduleot law. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY., OCTOBER 17; 1878, 5 LOCAL POLITICS. The Hon, William Aldrich Renominat- ed by Acolamation, Troubles of the Demoeraty Ahont {he Third Dis triet--After Miles Kehoe. Tho Republican Conventlon of the Firat Con- gressional Distreict tnet yesterdny morning at the Grand Pacitie flotel. Mr. John L. Thomp- £on, Chalrman of the District Committee, called the delegates to order, and Lewis Etisworth, of Du Pege County, wan elected Temnporary Chalr- man and Col..John M. Roberts Becretary. There were uo contesting dalegations, hence the pre- liminory Lusiness was quickly finished. The temporary ofticery were made permanent. Mr. dvner Taylor, of the Pirst Ward, moved that the Hon, William Aldrich ve declared the nomines of tle Conyentlon without bnlloting, The motion recelved several prompt acconds, and the Chalrman called for s rising vote. Every delegate rose Lo his fect when the question wag put, and the cheering was for a fow mowents dealeping, ‘There were loud calls for Aldrich, but the Chalrman decided that the regular business of the Convention atiould be finished before speech: making could be allowed. 'The following were named as the District Committee for the ensu- ing year: First Ward, Abner Taylor; Sccond Ward, flenry Bonu; Third Ward, E. G, Kelthy Fourth Ward, §f. Il Belding; Fith Ward, Joseoh Boyd; 8ixth Ward, C. Tegtmeyer; Fifih Commtesioner’s District, {icorge A, Follansbee; Bixth Commissioner's District, Dr. W, P, Pierce; Du aze County, Lewls Ellsworth, Dr. Olsen, W. K. Patrick, Mr, Aldrich then came forward am{d great ap- plause. fle satd that it would but feebly express s feclings to say that he sincercly thanked the Convention for this renuwed expreasion of coufldenco in him, He could enly promise 10 doall that Iny in his power for the election of the enttre Republican ticket, e was aware of the Importance of thiy clection, and it was the business of every Hepublican voter to see that thoce men wert elected whoin the Repub- liean party haa notninated. Ile did not propose to make o speech at that tiine, but if re-cleeted he would do bis auty. |A valce: You have done it so far.] He was n Republican, and dit not believe that the Republican party Lad out- lived its usefulns ‘Chat varty was pledged to honeat money and hunest government, and he pointed with pride to the mev already nominated, whio would uphold the name and onor of the Kopublicans. The Bouthern Dem- ocrats had begun with epecfutts words, and had promised su many favors to the volored voters thist they bad sicceeded In capturing many yotes in the distriets whers they subscquentiy started rifle clubs for the purpose of lotimidg ton and Interfering with lfm )llwrly of thee ared people. Tlis treachery had been coun- tenanced by the Governor of” a Southern State who had been smong the Joudeat in his profes. sious of fulr denling. Tue cotored people of the Bouth should know that the Republican party did not indorse any such course. Desperate at- tempts had been made, and were now helne made, to disintegrate the Republiean party by drawing off votes frum that {arty, but they'had not succeeded, because of the lnu‘crlx{u the Government, and {ts honest purpose to legislate in fover of sl «lasses, Without discrimination, The party was {n favor of hard money, and would not allow any petty larceny on the part of the Girecuba: who wern now howling for unlimited paper niones—the yery men who, nntdh recently, hiad been fiehting the fepublicans for Issuing any greenbacks st all. Tiiese were the e who to-day made up the Greenback warty. e had only to se the nen nefore him o know that they were fu favor of paper money 30 long 84 fL woa” equivalent to wold amd sfiver, -but they were not In favor of n depreciated cur- roney drawing down the Governnent to degm- dation and dishonor, [Cheersl TIHE CANDIDATES. During the afternoon, in the rooms of the Coal Exchange, the Republican candidates hold aweetiug to select an Executlve and a Cam- palgn Committee. After ashort deliberation they appointed tho lon. William Aldrich, Col. Davis, Hiram Barber, John [ofl- wan, Commissioner Ayars, Sol. _ fop- Kios, W, J, Campbell, — M. Miller, L. 41, Disbee, and Eii gmlth n commitics o name an Excentivo Committee, The absence of Uen, O, L. Mann, candidate for Corouer, was notieeable, It was stated tho General was much fatfzued after his arduuus labors, sl that he felt badly over his defeat for thu Shrio! alty norinatlon. It was alao {ntimated by in- tinate friends of his that he would under no cirenmatances ateept the nomination of Coroner. However, & strong pressure will be brousht to tear upon hilm to accent, aud to edcouruge liftn to hope tor promotion in the future, 'The Gen- coral had many sympathetic and warmn friends n]»eukln;: for him, and there §8 a penera! feellig thot he ought to show Wimsell and o vetiyely into the'tampaign. - Should he decline, howeyer, the Central Committes will ot onee be callw togrethier, and another gentleman named fn his wlace, In such an emergency, an avallable man w1l be chiosey, and probably” oue wio has vot heen namied befure the Conventlon, in order to prevent uay featousics or Leartburnings which it orias amonig former eandidates, The mmittes of Nine organizod and elected L. H. Bisbee Chatrman and EN Smith Hecrctary, After deliberatinge some time they nmamed the following as the Compalirn Comuiittee: Chair- man, Junies Is Rawiclgh; Becretary, L, D. Con- deo; Assistant Becretary, i, “Helmburehs; "Treusurer, George M, Bogue, ‘o report was accepted. Col. Davls moved that thev proceed to the election of a Campaign Committee. D. W, Clark, Jr., moved to nake the Cam- palgn Committes three from cacl ward and as many from the country tuwus as the candidates and Exceutive Committee thought proper. Uen, . HaThomas moved that sction be de- ferred until tho candidates could meet with the Exeentive Commitiee, and that the time for such meeting be fixed for 8 o'clock this after- noun at the sume place, The wotion prevatled, The Sccretary was [nstructed to notlly the gentlemen sclected, and the mevting adjourned. DAVIS DECLINES, Around the Uemocrutic hodquarters yester- day thero was trlal and tribulatlon agafn over tho Ttwrg Congrussfouat District. The deetina- tion of Judee Lambere Tree was discussed at ereat length by all the fnterested auce. The Exccutive Cominittve talked nbout ways aud mouus and thinge (u_secret conclave in the back roon. In the aftornoun Third District Congresslonal Com mittee ot w‘;uum again. They sat fiftecn wtpites in the back roout, aud then severul par- tics went over and whispered samuthing in Alyin 1lulbert's ear, and the next thing was o retnoval to the Shermamiiause club-rosw, where the Cummittee locked fisell in, ol there was el discusadon. The storm beat without, and fnslde the clutrruom thero wusa great fiood of gab, Dr. N, B, Duvis declined” tne etapty hotor of running agulust Niram Barber, Besldus, Ur. Davis felt that e was not the favorite. Story wes near by to get o chunce 1o say & word if Lie waus to be the candl- date. There was a large delegation present froms lake County to urge his seiection. ‘e Comwitiea deliberated weveral bours, with armed seotlnals at the door, aud finally decided to urge Judge Tree ta atick, thoy to carry on his campalun without him, Mr.M, W, Fiiller to do much of the speech-makiog, The Judge was telegraph- ed 10 st New York, sud further action wus de- ferred uutll 4 u'clock thls afternoon, wheu the Committee will meet sulu, | Among otlicr things done by the Ueniocratie Campatge Cous- mittee yesterday was the clection of Mr, Heury F. Merritt 1o the position of Asslstant Scero- tary, Mr, M. {6 titted for the place. THE VIATISTS STATH beld a meetiog yesterduy morniue at thefr headauarters, aud sclected "Thomas 8. Kuoles, ! Peteral Menard County, us thelr candi- dato tor Clerk of thy Supieme Court for the irand Diviaton, 1o the place of T, W INTILAL CONMITTER ued, They have' ulso declded Bamuy Cury 0 this Btate, and lien. J, B ver wnd W 1. I’ Btubbe, of lowa, who will comuwence talk- 234, and will conttuue 1o the end uf Ten days belure clection, Con- « hompson E, Murch, of Alatuc, 4 1o come hers and spesk u Fasweil Hatl, THE POLRIEENIU WAMD 't Rtepublican Club met ut No. 03 Milwaukee ay- enue Jogst evenine. ‘Tho altondante wus not very lange, but those present were enthuslastic over the work of the Conventlon ‘Fussday, ‘Lhe ticket was rutilicd, and the Executlve Comumit- tee was called to et this evening to make ur- raugeiuents for bolding preciuct weetloge o the ward. Thu meeting wes addressed by W. E. Mason, cundidaty lur Represcntative, and udjourued aubject to the vull of the Ex:uuurg Comuslttee. » ‘The Dewocratle Compaign Comuilttcs met last night ut besdquurters, 40 Clurk strect, und discussed the watter of Fegistration awl the uestion of holding u grand wass-weetlng. The Deinocracy ta by no eans hopeful of success. UITTING AT KKLOK. It was yesterduy seported thut Judge Felch, the Greenback and Nutioual candidute for Con- ereas 1 the Weat Divisiu, Was L0 Lo whttidrawn In favor of W, I, Cungdon, Who bas becn tn the Leghblature seyeral tenas A vejoster called upon Lhe latter zentleman ta sscortaln the truth of the rumor, and was Informed that it was highly probable that Jndge Feleh had already withdrawn, and that a committec wonld douhtieas wailt upon Mr. onfidon tolay and tender him the nomination. It 8o, the tender will doubtless be accepted. This scheme s, hiowever, much deeper than it looks. Mr. Congdon befongs bodily to the Democracy, hay an excellent party record, and Is at present Treasurer of the City Central Committee. Ile is the next-door nelghbor of Harvey T, Weeks, Carter Harrlson’s partner, ani clalms ta be In hhuu standing among the reAnectabls memnbers of the Democracy In that diviston, It is undoubtedly the Intention of these to forcs Miles Kehoe off tne track, and replace him with Mr, Conzdon, who will gather in the Greenback and Natlonal yotes upon the pretense that be Is n Thurman Democrat, and will appear In Congress (“barrin', of coorse, the chance that he doesn't get there'’) as an uncompromising enemy of the Republican hard-money advocatea. It is clalmed that Miles Kehoe has at present not aghost of a show as smainst (icn. Darls, and that he (s sharp and shrewd enough not to waste 81,500 aa campalgn asaeasment, a 000 ndditlonal for political ?ummu. unlcss he s sure of being elected. What course Ketoe will be forced to fs not at present defloed. THE FOURTIE WARD. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cicano, Uct, 168.—* Twellth Ward"” (who no doubt is » sorchead from the Fourth) does not tell the public that the Twelfth Ward did not alap the Fourth in the face when they sup- ported Gen. O, L. Mron for Sherifl. The Fourth made ne fight on ox-Ald. Stewart after the primary, our ‘ unpledged? delegativn being elected; the otber, pledged to him, being defeated by 144 on a vote of 1,030, When our delegation met I conventlon ft was divided between bim and R B, Miler, Wa securced substantinlly all we asked for—Congressman, membats of the Legisiature, ete. The greatest favor my friends can do me is 1o Mpport every man on the ticket, and [ have no donbt that the Fourth wil give her ususl majority for the same from top to bottoin. Wintiau 1 Haneen, THE FOURTH WARD MUSS To the Editor of The Tritune. Cuicaco, Octe 10.—A “Twelfth Warder" takes occaslon, In this morning’s {ssue of Tus TRIBUXE, to abune the Fourth Ward delegation to our County Conventlon bocause they did not support ex-Ald. Btewart for County Commis- sioner, and goes out of his way to throw mud st them as having boen “Bill Harpor's crowd.” At Mr. Btewsrt or bis fricnds can afford to do this just at present, we are cootent; but wo desire 1o say emphatically to the members of the Republican party cenerally, and to the Twelfth Ward Kepublicans particularly, and its delegation o tho late County Convention, that if it 13 a question of resportability, fidelity, and Integrity,—wo shall not shrink from the most eritical comparleon, Mr.Btewart would not have met with the opposition he did fo bis own ward ad ke not, against the advice of bhis respectable friends, and In ylolation of good taste and falrnuss, presisted iu presiding 08 M'resident of the Club, and appolnting & com- mittee In his vwn Interest to report delegates 1o a convention Lefore whivh be was to come o8 a candidate, Ile was circumvented by the actlon of the Club, and his vledied ticket was badty beaten at the primary fu the hottest con- teat the ward ever cxpeneuced. ‘We would be glad to face the supporters of the Btewart and_anti-Stewart tickets in the late contest an one of the avenues In our ward, and let the respectable citizeus march throuch the haes, and wo would not fear thelr verdict as to which represented the reputablo clement of the Fourth Ward, Not to bo onougmous, I subscribe myself, m'm"“"‘(lf' g ezonar I Joxes, [This = all T Trinung will make room for on the * Bill Harper " question until siter the election. Glvo usa reat. o OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Loxnoy, Oct. 18,—Steamships Mosel, City of London, Australia, and llolrelia, from New York, have arrived out. Axtwear, Oct, 10.—Steamer Irls, from New Ycrk, has arrived. Bhe experionced very heavy weather, had her boats smashed, aud lost over- buard seyenty head of eattle. New Yonug, Oct. 1.—Arrived, Wisconsin and Beythia, from Liverpool s 3 ‘+flome" Donble Woven Wire Mattress wuar. anteed thebest. Price, 8. For aala by Colby & Wirte, furniture dealers, 217 and 219 3tate street. — Promate perspiration in colds and cbills with Eanford's Jamaica Giner, : BUSINESS NOTICES, TNurnett's Flavoring Extracts ars used and Indorscd by the best hatels, confectiouers, and wrocers thioughout the covniry, They are per- fectly purv, and of creat sirength,~al ouco the d bosts and secelved the hignest sward 3. Plerce, Noston, ~Acker, Merrall & Condit, ~Park & Tilford, N. Y. =@, IL. Reese & Son, Lal- adopted them esciusively."*~Joscph 8. Peeul Cinclanat). ** @ive universal satiafaction,”"~Dasid Nichols St Louts, The very beat,"~Rockwood Rros., Chicago, ** Aluoys wp (0 the standurd,"—G. & 1. M Millan, Detroit, e ——— Opinlon of Eminent br. R II. Walton, Annapolis, Md.~Colden's Livble's Liquid Extract of Licef ta 8 most excellent ‘!vrcwmlllnm 1t 14 par excelicnce. Ruporlor to cod liver oil o anything I have ever used in wasted or Ymoaired col tionw, A recent letter from Mempnls, 'Fen staten: ** Colden's Lievin's Liquld Extract of Beef has boen extromely bencfcial ne s provenive of Yellow Fofer Malarin.” - e ——— s (s Une * Mre, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup** for children whllotecthing. 1t cares dvsenter, ddi- arrhors, wind colic, and rozulates tha bowels, 25 cle et Chow Jackas Llost Sweet Navy Tobaceo. NELAW Chas. Gossage & Co. Call attention to their unusually fine selection of Fall and Winter SHAWLS! In Plain and Fanoy Wool, Beaver, and Velvet, in Foreign and Domestic “Novelties.” TRoversible Camel's Hair, Lamb's Wool Wraps, - India Camel’s Hair, Confidently recommended as. below valuel India Daceca. Speoial seleotions for our trade, and unusually attraotive! “Autumn Novelties” In Evening Wraps, Opera and Car- riage Shawls, Clias, Gossage & Co. BTATE-8T. WASHINGTON-8T. MEDIOAL NOTEN. TTTTGUTICURA, We hava recelved from our anbacribers ‘n‘ulflu #x to the character and standing of Mewars. {veeks & Votter, wholorale droggista and chemista, 70 Wanshington atrect, thin city, the originatnrs and ‘manufactorers of Caticnra snd Caticnra Resolyent, which remedies sre at present exciling so mueh comment among physiclans, and {hore amlicted with conatitutional and skin haraors, To all such we are xl!lflexl to ray that wa have lone known Mennrs, Weekn & Potter, and the nosttion théy dc- cupy In {he estimation of the drug trade, and priser. The are tmporters, wholesale droggisl snd mannfaciuring chemista their neen 18 greater than that nf anv athe; England, and their sanding and responsibliity nn+ queationell. We have every reason to beliovo what they aay of thee preparations to be trae. Mesers, \Weeka & Potler assare ua that the Catleors Temedien are the Feault of years of stndy and ex- neriment, every detall of which has heen pernonat~ 1y dirccted by them. —Hoetan £iiot, i NMAILRUAD TIWE TAZLB . ARAIVAL KD DEPARTURE OF TRADNS. TATLANATION OF Tieyzuexce Manxs.—t Sat Sopued.” < Busday excepted. ion 7 et ez Ly OHIOAGO & NORTHWEBTERN RAILWAY, Tickes Offces, 62 cxmutépéfixemm House) snd &8 aPacific Past Lise City & Yank XCq & D eport, Roek('d & Dubus Fuiikee Fabt SUMLcoorer Kee Kpecial STTU»EITAVIIBRE 3333533333333333 o yTBswEasuIIETALANTT \333393333833953993333353 Tlotel Carnare run throngh, beiwesn Chix eazo and Council Dlufls, on the traln’ leaving Chicago m. ad rune Pullman or any other form of hotel cars west of Chtcago, u=Derocomer of Weil{and Kinsto-sts. 0~Depot curner of Canal and Kinsle-sis CHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILROAD, Depats foot of Leke-at. . Indlanaar, and Slsteenchsts xteonil-sts, Tickee Ofces, 39 Clarke Mendota & Naleshurg Express Ditawa & Birestor Express, {iocktard & breeport Lsore ubuqte & Stou City Express Pacif Fast Express .. .. Kanass & Colorado EXpross or's (Grove Accammod urora Passeny dota & O owners irove A 1 Freepors & Dubuque Expres Omaha Night E1p Texan Fast Eavrest Kenssa City &8t 2% | Puilman_Palace Dinng-Cars and Fullman 10-wheel Flecping-Cara aro run beiween Chicago sad Omalia on tho ]'u’flc Lxrems. OHICAGO, ALTCH & BT. LOU] KANBAS OITY & DENVER 8| Unfon Depot, West Siyle, noar Ma Twenty-Bird-at. iickes Uflice, AND CHICA( ORT LINES, S D-at. Ui i 7 & Denver Fust Fx. rprinefield & Texas lonfle & New Ur.cans Exp BL Louts, surieg Peoria, Burlingion ! Fast & Keokuk ] teator, Lacon, Washingt'n k. Joilet e Dwikny Accommidatior CII0AGO, MILWAUREE, & ST, PAUL RAILWAY CUnlon Depot. corner Madison and Canal-ats. Ticket Utice, w1 G0l Cinrieat, wpporita sierinas House, Tenve. | Amrive, 0KES RXDFOME,c0scieirsno s 8 7:33 A 6 T4 rin & rnaesota, Grans TS AM S N3 pm and Menashia throusli Day! D0:0ame 400 pe 200 nm'10:43 8 m n: 4200 D in Wiscopeln & Bay, Stevens Polnt, Jend Curhih SlEE s “AlTTraing run vla Miiwan Tickels far it, I and Minneapclisary Rood el via Biadison and I'ratrd du Chien, or via Watertown, LaCrowe, and Winons. 1LLINOIB QERTRAL RZILROAD, Dopot, faotof Lalie.st. and fout of 7 econd-st, ckcot Ol 1 L oipl- lark. ‘ Leave, | Arrive. BL. Louls Pxpress 20 0 m vpm Bi. Lotts Fast Lin | ) Q50w CAlrd s Xew Urleaiis EXprost. ... pm aCalro & Texas Lap: am Kprinwfcld Express, Bia Bhringaeid Kt b *m cotia. Brlington & ki eokuk. pia Peoria, urllugton & K roku am ubuquio & hlouz ULy Kaures i bibiuup & Blaas City Expross 4m o X am 'n On Rafuriay Biht rund fod-enivatin oaiy, B Ou baturuay uizhit runs o Leoria ouly, Ot 3hio6, - Cintk ey rolheasE, corhar ni h woiph, Graud V'acide 1oic), aud at l'atincs House. niive, Malt (via Main and Alr Line), {7 hapress, Kalamazou Mght Expre PITTSDORG, FT. WAYVE & CHIOAGO BATLWAY. Depot, corner Canal And Maalson 03 Clark-at,, Faimer House, g | Veave, | Arrive. BALTINMORE & OHIO, Tratus feave from Exposition Dulidieg, font of Monroas Tkt omcen WTtiaricats Palilur o, Graud ‘aettie, and Depod (Exposttion Huildin v T ) _ueave, | Arrive. o o 1t R Y atan e FITTSEURG, CINCIUNATT & BT, LOUI I R Cincinnatl AtrsLIno and i Line.) Denor Coruafof Chluton and s it s, metanat!, Indianapo'ls & Loul il by Exprinee Tt Mghkxpress, OB10400, BOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILBGAD, Uepol, cortier of Van Buren and sherngu-sis. Ticket Otice, 1 Clark-at., elicrmau Mot Al ineals an 1o Omiahs Eapreas arg served o dinjng cars, 4t 75 ceuls each. CHICAQO & EAB';!'EILE ILLINCIS RATLEOLD, »* Danvi 1 loute, Ttcket OMces, 7Clar e st born-st., aad Depol, coracr L Cort G00DRICIT'S STEAMERA, For Nactne; Milwaukee. eie., da am Bucurday’s Dot doi's leave uniil. pm or tou, Ludinton, ulc., datly. am ‘o Lirand Haren, Nuakegou, ol b ‘or Bt. Jusepl, eic., daliy., sia aturdsy's bt Jug Lost on pia. Yor Milwaukes, Ureen Day, bucauats, €06’y P pe g 3w of Wedneada 0 p "Docks, foat uf Michigan-av, $Subdays exeepted. < Se e ¥ g ez, e A A very fne stock of Holid and Itolled Plate Chatns o Butlous, Just reccived, Fursalo ala beavy . I, VAN COTYX, .\ 133 Wabash-av.. Cifton 2 BOALES, FAIRDANKS’ STANDAKD - SCALES 02 ALL Kinps, FAIRBANKS, MORSRE & OC, 111 & 118 Lake St., Chicaga, Bocassiollobuy valy th Geailade 1 H 3 i L