Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1878, Page 2

2 ¥ ' THE CHICAGO . TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23, 1878, vy _—— : ; Bl s Sty | YOLLOW FEVER. | Siragelf sy et i forthe sty sed - FINANCIAL. ! feelings of tha two nation; and If enstoms du- tiea wera abolished or reduced, Europe wonld daya, Mr, J. W. Fugna {s resting very weil thi afternoon. No apprchension is feit as to spread of the disease. A heavy raln fell last night, and the weather {s very cold now. York send milla m{areunted +hers, At the office of the firm, No. 71 Thomns stret, the reHorter was (nformed that Mr. Hrown had loft the city the night befora for Bt Ludis In otder for the fiscal year, which w, the lawest. figuron possivle, in view of [k to oif inthe revepues. Lo argregate oo 2t quirell wiil ok vnef materially from ipellt e ATUICIDE. A man named Moore from Illfnola committed istri i 5 . o make up the books and preparo & | priatons made for the ot 2201y P et St | The Infected Districte Visited by | i, gt Mok meriae Cae S0 0 e e s e ane- i S o900 | et o dllon S | SR KL it i ublic o A ) H & xExDED, tal Disparch ta The Tribune, i i u rtm eresed o ot e, ot et a Vigorous, Frosty The follaning noke was receited by the Aa- | WaTEn Varnar: shon ot Do Nhe outlook House in St. Louis, cauld bo had Fegarding labiltics or mactn. A¢ | the indisn Ofe. T0cnditurey jo ! e ihe ='A"°;,g;-;-g“° the verre Pares Conirese Norther. sociated Press Agent today: 18 now encouraging. The westher fs rotting a rough estimate, however, the representativ | The President has anpolnted Cha To Generour Priends North, Kart, and West @ The Peaboay Subsistence Assoclation of Nerw Ore feans returns to cach and all sincere thanka for the madge Postmaster at Weat Unlon, 1o ¢ - Tol read by, Mr. E. Worma before the Paria Acade: "fla. Fresident ban. pandantd i ¢ 1 and Political Budences, expresses fl{;fi{rg;’e’;- 1 Mr.‘}lrlzh!'l. Mr. Worma de- { Momphis Iiejolces at the Depo- thought the liabilities would amount to from £1,230,000 to $1,500,000, provably not exceeding cold, Only one death and no new cases in the ‘past twents-four hours, Absolnte and Useless Roticence in That b the latter, and the great bulk of the mdebted- | late, the. Postmaster at Warsaw, Ky, wrth Jared that he placed liitle reliance on gather no;:le xer:emny{ uhumc"ul {n mlrlnml:n.'mc‘:‘.u{ Qi J%';Anwll:,;m_’rmmgmfix& Diieier City I;ft"f'vt:;ybody ncu‘wn 'd“{wh} Z:euw g’orki’, ‘;"hcr;z-n(;xlil ;m'cd- conticied of bpunlnn‘eucrm ™ Ry., Who iy ela A Hact q 1 rovisions for our atresned. No farthes N g e i o ment was completes e said, M=, Dr 'oul ——— Tokn wehere pusely theoratieal ote and e ars-or sition of the Yellow 1indd will be neaded, F. Dat o ans, Bronloen: 4 ¢ to-night. o pleted, case lo—dn{. Prospect of black fra Hopa the fever will soon ba over, for our money, meat, sugar, coflee, and stimulants are ncarly J. M. Monnts, Chief and Treasurer of Relief Committee. . fcss chimerical achemca are discussed, It was Flend. donbtless well to diffuse by speech and pen pacific rentiments: but there should be no iliu. ' Bomemment.” Tubiie opinion. shosis shnty | The City Rapidly Filling Up with agaln return tothls city and placs tnelr affairs before a full meeting of ereditors for their ac- tion. Nottce han bean givan thatno requisitions will be Issued after Saturday next. The Ladics® l’ubudL Auziliary Assoclation *ill continue the distributton of sitpplies, cioth- --- ORIME, “ PITTSHURG NEWS, .. &pacial DUpatch 10 The Troung, The Creditors in New York, How- over, Talk for About IX KEW YORK, 3 3 JACRSUN, M188. it MeoateA to The Tridume, ' * i — ' bo appealad to, and [his' less in tho sonse of Returned Refugees and i Sk S, JACKS0N, Mish,, Oct, 25 —New cases twenty: 8525,000, Naw Yone, Ock. HTh faare ot Dodd, | i rrsound, Fa, Uct 2. City betial ' llbll;{:rl Idclis -’m;lxz:ncro(lsu ml’::::;‘:‘::‘;:’r‘ofl?}; Strangers. Dr. Martin, of the United Btates monitor :Inhtl.dd:'nl:g: :g‘rg.s.' Ralo last night, followed Brown & Co;ol Bt. Louts, though not wholly | 13 pratoek Taat Bist, mu'wm:;. dfi;:ccn'u . : nvoking materfal interests, % 9 ol ¥, £ . & ok i surest ailies agninst the warlike mantg. 1t oae o, Basoc Tomte, prfon, for Sterger plau- | B TARaIPATION, Aggrogato Liabilities of the Firm Thonght | unexpected by woilnformed bustness men bero, | knowa until this morning, - At phe Fobe T 5 by commerctal treaties. which comented fnter- " 4 R tion 10 the Howards for & physician. TANGIPAROA, Oct. 23 —Now cases two; deaths to Ba from $1,200,000 ¢ created considerable consternation when ‘an- | Cparl yOung mat about 23 ye : national intercats be»nm practical demonstra- | Cotton Moving Once More, an ver Arnlmuom Tor reliof to the Young Men's | one. 0 T 14UV 0 nounced today, Dealers hore agree dubs g ‘exlthy and respected m,“‘" of ; H0n o8 the snlidnlily.of peolies, Whicl made Business Again Springing Inte Chrlatian Association, 58; Howurds, L44; most- DAL sE Lo z $1,600,000, tially In placing the sggregate liabilitles at about | 4 lawfer nismibd MdTntosh, went Ity the Lo H serlous commerclal crises follow political cun. 1y old cases, Rav 81, Louts, Oct. Seven new cases; no $1,500,000. L. Rushmors, agent af the bous® salogy : vulsions and #ar, that nations would graduall Life, DEATRL_OF A MINISTRR, deaths. 1500,000. T, L. Rushmore, ag: o be led to desire pence and enfores it on thelr H ralers. The substitution of Industrial aud L moetitions for btoodthirst would be . el ool speedlly attained by a diberal, [ The New Orleans Peabody Subsistence of Bamuel E. MeMinn, 206 Federal atreqy. !gey and Hokgan, the barkeeper, soon w:z hfi? dispufe about some trifling matter, which m‘. ‘minated 1h" ‘s faht, durinic which HBunge PASS CTIRISTIAN, Pass CrmistiaN, Oct, 92.—Two new cases; one death, S8T. LOUIS. DODD, BROWN & €O, Snectal DispateA to The Tribune, here, denles the rumor that Mr. Brown had lost heavily in stock operations. The heatest eredit- ors fatimate :that every reasonabid’considera. The Rev. Albert Barthe, 33 Joies of 9e {m- tor of a German Lutheran Church, Sixth Dis- trict, died to-day of yeltow fover. His wite dicd A ot the ssme discast & few daya ngo. a'coxn crrv. 8. L to., O s E tlon will bo extended to the bankrupts, snd tzed *'an ° {rdn ki nomlc, ind commerctal policy than by theo- 100 os, Hold! McCoxs Ciry, Oct. 30.—Two new cases; one 7. Louts, Mo., Oct. 22.—At an carly hour |eeized an -t woker and dealy fro0. setical ifeusslon and sormoniring, oSt 0’;‘, to-day 1naxczefl"f_"'nfl:“&"cfl.’.§',' and Malthew ueunf gmioe, s 4 this morning rumors wereclrculated that Dodd, | that they will be allawed to continue {f an ex- ['gan 8 “*bfow on' the " hea. o BACKWARD STATS OF GERMAN INDUSTRT. Enongh. orau then. went ap-to the third story of . and went. 10 bod. " Av0 thls Morning e opened up Che. house and went sy ’"':g BATON RovoR. Baton Rovar, Oct. 3.—New cases, 23; no dentlis, Weather turning cold. smination shows them worthy of forbearance. Ot the liabilities, about two-thirds fall’ upon commission houses here. I B, Claflin & Co. Brown & Co., the largest wholesale dryaoods firm n 8t. Louls, had failed, and- when 'chango opened at 11 A m. thera was & marked excite- I n speech made by a leading lndustrial ofl- cinl, Herr von Mullef, on the occasion of the apening of a new bullding for the mectings of | Interior Towns Now Looking Ualennle for the murder of I‘u-f Jones on the 24th of August, and Joseph llckson, & negro, for the murder of John Bmith (colored) on 8 Horzan. He found him sleeping j- Scpt. 0. Several of the accused before the | st Bagon Rovom, Oct. 2.—Thirtoen new ara tho laraest creditors, they stating that thelr ' |- 105% pine hearily, dhelarasin st and Indtiseee, Unlon 0 300 for a Speedy Deliver- Crimiioal Court who were out on bond have | casca: hred death the past tne ducs ment amang the merchants and businesemen, | 43§ HS AUES TEeNore, thoy stating that their B waen Moatolh neekon b, Ax b o Wad atate ot German Irdastrasats The chiet ance. dicd of yellow ever during 0o vacation. LiTTLE HOCK. Tho senagtion wns ttensified by the fact that | York Habitities 1s distribited ainang. some firey zal, 8 o'clock and found that Horoan way apitl LitTus Rocw, Ark., Oct. 22.—The Stafe Fair sclous. Ilo contiued in that state ynys ,f’; o definite fnformatfon could be obtained con- has heen postponed to Nov, 18 on account of cerning the reported suspension, and the stand- cause of its poorness, he sald, was the absence of demand for It fn the rmm:‘:‘v. lt::lliflgf_;':;fl'l‘; MEMPIIIS. well-known hauscs, . the aversgo indebtedness being sbout 812,000 Mr, Rushmore says ihe VICKSBURG. e 3 died, at about 9.0'clock. Ho was a marre Suoked upon Tioracmals Ko REPUGEES TAKEN Dow. tor g5 low fuver. Clear end eool; thermome- | \io'of the firm had beea 80 igh for sq long o Amount iposasesave that of Clatln & Co. lived on Trov 11l a0 'was & iumber by those Lrought from abrond. There was a want THR YBLLOW FRVER FLOORRD. Soeetal Disvateh to TAe Trisune, OSYRA. time that many refused to belleve that P CLAPLIN & CO. e jinker, the mardercy was a oq, of natfonal pride in Gernany. The N“ll‘ld! was Soecval Ditpateh to TAe Tritune. Vicrssrna,. Miss, Oct. 23.—Fifteen’ cases | Osrwa, Oct. 22, —Three new cases; one death; | there was any trath fn the rumor, | sre amply able to bear the loss, and 1t is nfl:u"h::&n“uu‘h,r,fm }fl(n?‘"w"fi; fl““! Lot “Protection. Mo wasglad to ses protection a8 | Acwenis, Tean., Oct. 22—To-day bas been among the returned refugees have been report- | three very low, ; nltnough It was known that correspondents | not decmed - probable . that ~suy sus- | OfJate Jall, ‘The.-tragienl nocurrepy o1t 8 T thi Seructauce uf Garinan. tapiallts 401, | decdodiy cold, and the nrospects for ublack | oo siace feor Bavaseng, T thoy atill_continuo [ - oMggmgno. of mercanile agencles had recelved she usual | pensons il * occur - here,, ‘aa o | proet Crclivmeut b nelghborhaod, i) yest their money I industrial companies. 1t | frost to-night arc most encouraging. After two | to arrive, 1f the westher continues ss cold ag ANDSTORO, Oct, 2w cases dally. notification. Kor tho purpose of getting nccu. frms -Involted Are nady - Al mh:;‘{_‘vl; one of the most respectable in_the city, iy cumes forth at once when Boumsnian railways | daysof comparatively sultry weather, an old- to-day, there may be no more cases, but should b gal rate Informatlon, your corrcspondent called on the Mercantlle Apency of R. G. Dun & Co, The manager, aftersome hesitation, stated that their firin was notified of the failura at a late hour gEY's fathier fs ithe largest property.| b the ward fn which tho saloon fa s unn'ml‘.umu 4 John-A: Uatmany & mine boss, was murdereq by Moillo Maguires at a placo called Mucklens Five' naw cases aud one death are reparted 28 having oceurrad yesterday nt Tuscumbis, Ala, TOLLY BPRINGS. Moty Berivgs, Oct. Fh—Two uvew eases; or other such questionabic securities turn up, fashloned atorm came up lost night and cone but uone coca (l-'uwnms fudustrial cuterprise fu | 0o nen daylight, changing the temperature kimrountiy st in a radical manner, and Infuslng new hope monthly transactions. Dodd, Brown & Co.'s account was somewhat overdrawn at the Moiro- politan National, but .the bank Is tully secared, Thelr paper fsout to a considerable amount it turn warin, which s aporchended, wa may look for many more cases. About midnight Iast night a cold raln with & strong nerthwester- Wilklnsburg, in this county, In 15, 8 fivo deaths. IHeavy rafu lost night; clear and among New York bankers. The frm, during | afon, ' uapeeted of th erenl D when despondency was once more predominat- | |y wind wot In, 4nd continted until nearly day- | oo i yosterday nfternoon, and this morning the ollica who ware suapccted of the crima wery OASUA'LT'_[ES' fog. Though the day s not far distant when | jight, when it cleared off, and th weather has | ©° l?—dny DONALDSONTILLE, various correspandents had been nottfled of the {It:"{uurwnn Jeas aliix- existancy nldw :f,’;“‘:?‘,,,' l"‘p;‘,fl,":.,!' "il;hn:,h;." ‘{}“ i MYSTERIOUS DEATIL. refngees will be able to retarn, to doso uow | been very cold since. The prospect now for | DoNAbpsowvitte, Oct. 22—Twenty-three | ovent. Ife could nut say for what smount,the | = sipPED $40,000,000 WORTIZ OF GOODS a - miner,” testified to-day, °X}ffl- “Special Dieoutch to The Tridume, wonld be the hight of folly, and be attended | g white frost in the morning fs good. new cases; four deaths, houtahad failed, but the business had been | ffom this city. ~As to the ratiug of the com- describing a meoting of Mollles In the woods, by FoxD DU Lac, Wis.,, Oct. 2.—A most dls- | With fatal resnlts. No man can predict other- tressing calamity, which fs tinged with somo- | Wise, for law and precedent mnflrTn;: :‘I:a re- thing of mystery, occurred in the adjoining | eated warnings 1 have ventured. The ’?“; town of Roscndale last nignt, being the sudden | has however, been gotten so far under control and thus far uncxplaiued death of & prominent | In tho city that nurses and physiclans are snd wealthy citizen, the Hon. George D, Curtls. PREPARIXG TO RETURN NONME Tlis dead body was found under s little bridgo | from the melancholy scencs {n which they have withiu a short distance of his home a faw hours | participated during the past threcmonths in this after ho hod started homeward from the Post. | fatal city. The delegation consigned hither by Ofiice n the eveniog. There aro the usual | Savannah lu!t‘ for hflmn"lltlfl morning bearing whisperings of murder _or sulclde, but, though | with them a *‘godspeod ¥ from citizens, stran- the ead event Is at present liexplleable, there | gors, and the army of conyalescentawhoserecoy- 1s little room for belfef that the death was other ery they have been Instrumental in promoting. tural, or oceasloned by au accldent. Mr. kY 31?3('5""":: ' ta0st worthy and Yalonble citizen, | _ I0 view of the early soparation of the Howard and the entire neighborbood mourns lis un- | Medieal Corps & banquet was given last evenlug E. B.Ilall and two negrocs were the deaths in the city to-day. Mrs, Davis in the country, Virginia KIdd at King’s Puitt, aidd Btacy Hogatt at Mound Station, La. Col. C, C. Florre atill imoroving alowly. Capt. E. B. Willis took a change for the worse last night, and there {snow bus little hope of his recovery, ‘The Rev, Father J, B. Monlon, at Yazoo City, 1s dving to-night, and Stster Mary Lawrence s very sick, No deaths or new cases reported, ‘he situation at Delts remuius about the_ same. merclal agencies, the data lor an latellizent rating could not be obtalned recently, and the agencies had to nrocced on such genersl {ofor- mation as could be gathered. Walter 8, Carter has startod for 8t. Louls to represent New York creditors. 5 MISCELLANEOUS, THH DANK OF MONTREAL. Spacial Disnale tn The Tribune, . ‘TonoNTo, Oct, 22.—There was quits a pan- Ieky foellng oxporfenced to-day fn Bank of Mon-~ treal stock,. which depreciated 83¢ per cent éince Yesterday. A decline of 133¢ per cont haa taken vlace in this stock withina week. It is not thought the bank will loso much by Gunn &- onormous, and the sum involved was doubtless quite large. Dodd, Drown & Co., he pald, had long been recognized as' the most enterprising house fn thelr Moo 1n Nt. Loufs, They wero liberal merchants, had built vast trade for themsclves, had Lene- fited all classes of trade fn Bt. Louls, and had perhaps done mora than any other firm to pre- yent the diverston of Soutiwestern trado to Chicago. e had called on Mr. Dodd yesterday, but did not flnd him prepared to make any statement. Ho liad “heard It rumored among the merchants that a propositton was afloat by which the business men werato help the firm continuces: ‘Isaw the meeting, and gap dowp on a log near by Lo _sea what was going og, 1 teard James Qarrity colting the roll of the Ane cleat Order of tlberolans. 1 lieard them gy that the meeting wes on account of some iy, ers golog up the river, and thoy wanted to know whoso turi it was to stand over the moutn of tho pit to put Oatinan ofts his fect, Robery Donegan, Garrity Gouldrick, Paddy McCree, Michael Dowling, Garduer mmuf-xer. Billy Butler, and-James Kennedy were there. They scovered tne, rud were golng to kill me. They ed ma.to a tree, aod asked if - I heard the P~ -ceediog, Isald I hadn’t. Then they sware o kill 'me when I told them what Ihad hessy They wera then goiug to kil mo, Hill Buly 183ld- thote was no uso fn that; that I could by MISCELLANEOUS. REPUGHES PREPARING TO LEAVA. Bpecial Dispateh to The Tribune, NasuvitLs, Tenn., Oct. 22.~Refugees from the fover-stricken cltles met this morning and appointed H, F. Elliott, G. D. Crockott, W, B. Galbraith, 8. Dreyfus, and Enoch Fusloya com- mitteo Lo consult the raliroad authoritlos about securing reduced ratés fare liome. A com- mittea appointed to ‘mscertain the number ot refugees unablo to pay thelr fare opened books, and in less than one hour forty names wera on the list. One of the names was that of n gen- tleman who owus $40,000 worth 6f property In CAIRO. A PEW SUSPICIOUS CASER, k and assist - It in tiding over tholr Aif- . worn n and made to atand my turn at the piy thnely taklng off. at the Peabody Hotel in honor of the profession, Boeclal Dirveteh to The Tridune, Memphis. The Coinmittes closed tha books n | culties, - Inquiry next made at the busi- ::;e"';]“}::x.g":f:‘:: b"l‘ :::fl::“;":"x“:::g "lfl':'h"’f JI-"“‘“B"'-; Wf"""'x“’lfi "tn '&‘;" ‘tuh“|°l the Er— who responded so nobly at the breaking out of Ca1ro, 111, Ogt. 2%.—Tha, weather was very | Jespalr. A resolutfon thanking the authorities pess house of Dodd, Brown & Co., ¢ o at, anl HEROIC, the epidemic, and have labored so diligently in Cixcisaar, O., Oct. 2.—At an early hour | o c:’mu of humanity, 1t was & plusng:z nt{-lr this morniug the dwelling of Michael Reuter, numeronsly attended, and passed off in a man- at the fuot of Price’s 1), wasburned, Reuter, | potyiniino "y oeension. "The: speeches were upon awakening, rauiup sairs to rescus his | opory yithy, to the paint,and partook largely of htile daughter, and in dolng %0 he was obliged BENTIMENTS OF ORATITUDN 1o pass directly throngh the lames. fle found | 4o o physiclans who had come hither from the child with her night-dress burning, and, the North, and ta the restdents of that section grasping et in bis arms, forced Ws way back | 1o yho money and supplies furnishied, not only through _the flines and reached the ground | 4o sfemphis, but the Boath, in the great trial tely. The chiid was oadly burned around tho i 44 i 1 :l{ndirl:x:.l Reuter rectived what wil probs | Which s been tholr portion the past ninety nbly provefatal injuries, both arms belog burned | days. A mornlog paper, commeuting on the aluiost to the bone, the flesh acorched oft his | speeches, saya that tho people hero *can never hack, and his whiskera stoged ofl. “Vho loss on | forpet the noble sclf-sacrifice of tho doctors thio house 18 about ¥ < whocame to us from far and near, thelr courago 1n the very home of death, and thelr beauttful Ing them tu sell stocks, and quite a number of shares of the Bank of Montreal are being pot on tho market in conscquence. The troubles in Britaln-~thore partlcularly tho extraordinary and unexpeeted demand upon the shareholders of the Glasgow ' Bank—nocessitate such action, Thera Is slwaya th spcculative cause, ‘The long interest, created after thie late decline, inding their matgins. running out, endeavor to soll to ,save what thoy can. Jb {8 evident the punlcky fecting. o’ the . Bank of Montreal stock, which . can be trived toQlitoct canses, h 8 ‘about spent itsolt. The resf ‘of the’bank stocks bave not been similerly affected, ¥y o CLeveLanp, O, Oct.. 23.—~In viow of tha beavy tsx.imposed on bank capltal in this city, tbo Merchanta® Natlonsl Bank, at & meeting o the stockholders this marning, reducod tho cap- ftal from $1,00,000 to $300,000, :when they talked together Butler sald the: bai coma to tho conclusion to kill mo, Afer wand, however, thoy made mo swear that | would not tel anything £ bad hesra, snd they let me go, I saw asccond meeting of thes eopla afterward. It was in the summer fo}. ;lowing the death of Oatman. It wus fo thy ;mine. Iweut in to sco aboat m( tools in the moroing, and beard the nolse of snme of then scoming, aud £ bid till thoy passed. They weop to-4 s3loon.and I took my sh X and follor. 40 ace:whnbwaa-doue, I heard them gy they {ntended to put Alexander, Qordon, ail, and Shafor ofl: thele feet. 1 heard Kennedy g +that ho thanked God he had furnistied the Ini “to put Oatman off Lis fect. and that there wy plenty more for others.” This testimony way corroborated by scveral otlier witnesscs, and -produced a deop seusativn fn the Court-Roon, cold to-day, with the probability of s lieavy frost to-night that will kill ont all fever germs in thecity, A few suspicious cases on band In tho Infected districts. One death, of » case not previously known, oceurred last night, No danger antlcipated after to-night. Caino, 1L, Oct. 22—To the Jllinols Stale Doard of Health: Ola cai Mr. Belfry, con- valesceat; Robert Hewitt, Mrs. Hewltt, . and Miss Howltt, 81l Imoroving; Mra. W. I1. Stoner, vory slck; Belle Thomas (colored) convalescent Mre. James Powers and child, better; Mary Conners, worse, New cases—Mary Ann 8amoson, susplclous; Mra. Anos Davls, dead, been sick several daye, out not reported; showed no symptoms tili midnight lnst nights’ thon exhibitod black- and citizens for the hospltalities so kindiy ex- tended was adopted. Mra, Carter died at Martin, BENENADED, ' Lotisvite, Kv., -Oct. 22.—Dr. TLuke I lackburn was publicly serenaded and wel- comed at the Galt Motso to-night n recogni~ tion of his herolo eonduct in attending tho yel- low-fever sick of thé South, Dr.J. i, Leslic, his ussistant, wab prosent, but Dr. Dantel Golier, who was ale at’ Hickman, had not re- covered sufliciently to titend the reception, CHOICAGO. THE CITIZENS' COMMITTER met fn the Sccretary’s oflico In the Chamber of Commerce. Murry N&lson was 1n the chalr, ood there were, Pregént In sddltion W, T. North Fifth street, thls morning, faited’ to elicit any Information concerniog the failure, the cause, or the amount. Mr. Dodd, whofs tbe 8t, Louts partner, Mr. Brown belug the New York represcntative, sald that ho In fact was ns touch surprised sa the rest of the -community, and knew nothing of tho fallure. Mr. Brown s now en route from New York to 8t. Louls, and will arriyo to-mortow. “Until Mr. Brown arriy-" ed, and he had conferred with him, he would be unable to give any {nformation, Thelr sales- rooms were ‘crowded all day with buyers, and bosiuess progrossed as usuah A call was made at the Bauk of Commerce, whero the firm keeps its.. B8t. Louls nccount, and at which bank Mr. Dodd. LOST IN TN LAKE, " devotion and zesl in the work of succoring | vomit, and died almost {mmediatel; Baker, W. A, Fulles and tho Rev, 8. 8, Harrls, fsa Director. Tho bank officers doclined to . et — . L + «« TLLICIT STILLS. Spect A tu The Tribune, 3 5 ately, 3 A i . 8. s doclined to Iax -r‘x’l'fg:l\'\)":'a:"(;ce:“n'—:«e?'.un ago | strangers, Theirs was ik ban 3 Iotter thint wlll notity you whan Calro- | Tho Commitico, altari somo_dlicussion of the | stato anything besond the fact 1hat the seeotts WASHINGTON.- . Buckol Dirocceh fo Tie Tribune, Charles L. Colytn, eldest sou of R. G, Colvin, A MISSIOX OF MEROT, Tees: mfi'f;‘;;';&;g;g{fimnnm{h‘g’,fl;‘f:fii .| sudlect, docided to'approprioto $2,000 to New | of the Ormwero kept Withthem,and that thosus- = Quixcy, ML, Ock. 22.—Another Imporiant f thy 'Gaseite Compuny, aud Jules’ Bherer, | and well have ther fuifiiled it. Tticy have left :rutl::r :1 ankl S"urer, 'o( the dm,; a glorfous record, one that we trust to sce some fiem of Croft & Slcrer, left hiere for | day veroctuated in enduring Urass, a conspieu- 4 weok's duck-shootiuz ot Lake Kosh- | ous example to those who will come after us, kounoo. They ‘boarded with 8. 8, Pieree, | puiding them in the path of duty.” Socrotary Bherman on Resumption—Tmpor- tant Tallrond Conferance—The Mexiean Rorder Question—Distriot Improvements =Land-Qfiice Statiatics. Bpecial Dispateh to Tha Triduns, Orleans and $1,000, jo Vicksburg. In addition to this 8100 was appfdptiated to pay for some provisions bought sgmg time, ago and sent to Brownsville, The ‘Gummittce bas decided to disband the Jast of ¢ulg'montl, and a full and pension would not affact them, Cashier Burnham atated that, in the ordioary course of business events, tifo debts of the concern would be prin- cipally in the Enss, and, whatever losses there Caino, 11k, Oct. 8:-Mayor Winters requcsts the publieation of tho followlng: Catno, 11l Oct. 2% r=No relicf cammittes hore rocounized by me “or tho Moard of flealth. Al .urx-uu 10 tho slek and nned‘v aro furnished from thiv ollice. 2R ! Jgcizoro of dlicit stills has been mado by the hrovenua offivers from this city,~this timo ot Versallles. Gen. Tiltson, Revenuo Collectorst Quincy, haa for some time been In possession Lhd might be, Bt. Louis.could not suffer, As e jof information’ that filcle stills wero beig I S 4 i 5 3 TR, 2 ¥, D, C, . ! - oL iuneen] fromtison Mrastulsis | * 1 merely clio this as an evidenco of tha ayor and Chatrian of e Boand of Hesks. | complote financial d¥hliit of Fecolpta. and et | to - the pagticulae - emburfasament whiel | ASIRGTOX, D, C, Oct. Zqho followjog BTkl i Pooocn County, aud, set sbout i B e o It iorce which e~ | change of fecling that has beon brogbt sbout - : penditures will by blulfinted Nov. 1, The Com- | hid betallin' ttie™ fir, notbing of an' K prst et w;_.'{fl torret, et tho.matie as speodily and compicte nt I the Take, Tiia. aad. nows hae cast. g | during the summer, and can'assure the North CUHATTANOOGA., - - mitteo then ndjoutpff wtibject to the “calt of | ‘Wccurats ' and’ dctalled: nature . could | ! 9” ,p T and silver will ho pald by the | ¥, 8 Possible. -The evidence of tho existence rloom uver the enlire clty, ard the frionds'of | that it {s as slncere as it Is pronounced. DpIsTRESS, the Chalrman, - oo o loarned, Ouo banker, who was in a positlon | Proporiion of ol and silver will bo pald by ‘of tha atills was conclusivo, aud tho names ad th voung men bave gone Lo the seeno of the | Samo complaint continues to be made at the Snectal DIwaten to The Tribune, JORACE 1, HUNT, ta know, atated that tho dralts of tho firm which.| JOVerRment on current oblizatious? The Ece- [\location - of. tha men wero . known 1b the adeident. CHATTANOOGA, Tehri., Oct. 22.—Throe doaths | Whose death by yel fever in Now Orleans Q 8 v which 1 rorary declined to answer, saying that It 1s s officials, ~but -1t was decmed prodect vide sl innbility of plaatera to sccure hands to save the TTANOOOA, ol = Throe deatlis: | 000 reported in i “LrInoNs of this mornlng, | Teached here yeaterday, aud which amounted to detall, which would be attended { to: capture » the riles in the a4 N ANOTTIn VIR erobm, but from .u enrcful observation of the | to-day, two from yellow fover—Katlo Farmer | o3 Teportcd fn Ttk fminoay: Y., and ‘son o | #53,000, were not paid, and immediatoly went tg | DCF¢ Matter.of detall, which would bo of making . the lquors, It such thing were possible. Accordiugly, Gen, Tillwa procured a ‘warrant for the airest of the dis Ullers, which was placed in the hands of 4 ‘I)unut{ Unlted States Marahal at Sprinefield. Meantimo o closs watch of tho stil} was keot,s guard being placed over it every night 10 report the movements of the men and extent of thar and ooe colored. . Seventcen new coses, llve white. Mayor Cyrlisle was taken duwn this evening, but it is hoped 1t is a lficht case, ‘Tho recovery of City-Ttecardor Munger Ia cousidered hopaless. A cold rafn to-aay, with o northwest. wiod, Thermometer at 0 p. m. 50, with & heavy Uoarox, Masz, e, 2.—Coruclus Sullivan | premises Iam confldent that when the embare dicd Jast nlght from iujiirles received ia the | Rues inposed by towns contiguous to us, also Wollastun diegster, on the O1d Colony Ruilroad, | st 8 distance from Memphis, through fear of waking twenty deaths In all, infectlon, nre removed, no difficulty will bo ex- Bostoy, Oct. 2.~Thomas Mahoney, oar: perlunced in procuring hands to do tha neces- an, of Lowe! d Lo-day of tho tnnries re 3 1 ticularly the ceived in Lo Wollaston disaster, waking twen. | 507Y Work. This will bo particularly the case toat the proper time. e added that the Gov- ‘ernment would bo fully propared to resume specis payment o Jauuary fn & manner entircly eatlsfactory to the public, & A convention of rallroad officfals and Rufl- road Commissjoucrs of varlous Mtatés is proteat, Tho drafts wera drawn by Nuw Youk partics, but what particular Srms casnot be ns- coftained, It fs leurncd beyond doubt, huwever, that the embarrassmeht of Doild. Brown & Co. has been brought about by tha tnability of the frm to collect outstinding and overduo bills Horaco Hunt, of Jalkson, Mich., and noplew. of thu late Gov. Wishington I'Iunt, of New York. Mr. Hunt wga emplosed for severnl years by the Wutefll‘ Uniun "Tolegeaph Com- nanvin this city, and’ \vas tho recciver of the nlrutt dispatches for Ahe press. During his restdenca hiere ho m many acquaintancos, i 3 cllet who wiil remember him for i gentleman) to conveno ‘. Columbus, .O. Nov. 12 | opergtions. It was loarnod, a fer days. ago tat ty-one deaths, when thio Rellef and Al Committea suspond | northeast wind. The Rellet Comunittes hus only dovortiment, s gendtous and amisbie diapost, | % - 4 ~Boutbwest, where It bas done, | 55, object of the Conventlon i# to att upon the. | thoy tsd on Hand sOUIGTt Matorr te riy e e ot whieh avent, from | funds cnough on land to pay. the exaenses of | doportincnty bls wentious and aimtaby vertained | 804, 1o Uolugy an fmmenso busincsr. | wogeuton of Théophilus Frendh Ausiior of | hrek s e cieat material to- mits FIRES. the happening of which much goud is antig- twod.lnyu, E‘i‘d u':nl -lcknu-k- n;nd Avlcnlllullm;w:‘ll tothe welfaro of bis [¥jends, M. IL wosa com- | Last spring the firm were 40,000 the New Goverament, Raflroad Burcau here,. |,000 _ rin 'th l}flm night, _wiich '"i ipatad, soutlnuo at least two weeks lonzer, uvon i€ the | municant In the Eplsconal Church, having been | short on thele Boutbwestern collectlons, and i d to Gen. Tillsop, s CHICAGO. WILL OCCUT ON PRIDAY. 5 F In the suburbau towns near the city, as also T nl"fn from lax 73 0t 3,30 yestarlay fare- in the towns to the north, the fever is abating noon was caused by & flrc in the two-story frame both in virulence and pumber of ¢ases. To the * building No. 235 ‘Michigan avenue, owned by awyiedlonc Scver fs already killed, which s doubttul, the {rost here having been’ light. ‘fhey appeal to the country for help. ‘at dtcc “reportes olldwed with. anothier Tun on Satunday night. - Yosterday morning Depaty-Collector McQuarry was sent to Vorsuilles to cuoture the partiesand break-up the scheme, At Versallics Mr. Me that @ uniform system'of roports ,bo adopted thronghoat Yo ¢ountry under tho.new law, Yorty-ono rallroads arp required to ‘report to conflrmed by the nlx Bishop Whiteliouse. flo was 30 yours of age, 884 lcaves a wife and one cblld {n Nuw Orleans, . this has been fotlowed by a serics of similar fallures to realize on thino nccounts, Very great sympathy was expressed throughout tho day Auditor Fronch, o will requiro theso reports for the fmperiled firm, and the impression 3 Quarry met & Deputy Marshal from Springfeld Lo clty tho contrary of this appears to i CcANADA, to be mado uniform, and has already drafted |. p by i Kook Do S0 pei o | Bt e Tuechy vy g i iy g b S s SLasoro1 8 | o Goaetfom of repors i | Y ol LBl B 4 B Y . 3 a3 3 " 2 LB, prescnt dilemma, Cashier Thomson, of the Boatman’s Bavings Bank, sald tho failuro would 'bo A great blow to 8t, ‘Louls, fnosmuch as it would causo financial distrust of ner abroad, Tho house, ho'sald, had failed forn very largo amount, but declined to wive such infor. matlon as bo ad becomo possessed of. Dodd, Brown & Co. commenced business in 1505, and tho firm was composed of Bsmuel N. Dodd sud James C. Brown, Mr. Dodd was formerly Clgar-Makers’ StrikibhOrango Incorporation ~Clty Chartor of, Quobge—Hallrond.En- trance Into MantrealeI'raparations for the Reception of Lorne and Louise, Bpecial Dirpatch to ‘o Tribune, Tononro, Oct. 22.~The cigar-makers, on & striko here, held & meeting and passed resolu- tions, unanimously, tb stand out unless thelr termas wore agreed to, ‘They demand un fncrease ol $1.50 per thousand. The areatest determina- citizens, ns also enterprising strangers, Cotton Soectal DisoalcA to The Tridune, ?l‘lfe'";"fi’fufiml"fi'f&? :llnfl:lv‘:rgflny‘fnfl:: is bexl;’nlnz to como {n, steamers toreaume Monive, Ala., Oct. 22—During the twenty- ancé 1 the sawe Comy mny. ‘Tho fire orleinated | communleation with polnts above and below | four hours to noon to-day there have been in tne pantry oo the tirst” floor from unkoown | here, stores aro opening up, and the arteries of | twelvo new cases of yellow fover and four ALY e trado are commencing to pulsate with new life | deatns reported to the Board of Heslth., Cases AT LOOMIS, MiCIL and uctivity. ‘There are no prominent deaths or | under treatwent, 39; total number to date, 133; Bpecial DispateA fo Ths Tvidune. new cases reported, and for the firat time since | deaths, 41 EasT S8a019aw, Mich., Oct, 22.—George Lew- | your correspondent reached Memplus the Weatiiér clear and cold, with Indfeations of an 18" shingle-mill, at Loomis, burned last night, | clouds which have hung over this city for many | eatly frost. ‘Tho shinglcs were all saved. The establlshment | days seem flually to be permanently and ef- 8ister Amehia Cusslon, nativa of Poouls, m., ho will present at this general Convention of much importance to the railroads of the coun- try. Bome of the trunk rmlroads now run turough five different Btates, and are required to prepare as many different kinds of reports to the Stato authorities. . Boe roptiie ‘The sutboritles licro and officers along the Mexican border ara watching with intereat for the result of the movemeht of the Mexicay regular forces towards tho Rlo Grande. The oflicer fn command duclares that he comes to ed upon the distillors at_work, arresttig Juhn Stephens and Clinton DeWitt, the anly oues kumna to befi'onnrn:& 1o tno mluommune;l:l:k ness there. Deputy McQuarry also scized stilla and three barrels f)? brandy, which will be brought to_Quincy, the prisoners haviug ey taken to Springileld for trial in the Uuited 1, : Btates Court, A STRANGE DEVELOPMENT. - Soecial Dparch'o Ths Frioune. New Yorx, Oct. 23.—Tae quict tuwn of New yed; and, ‘of Baldwin & Dodd, wno had buen [n business | the border solaly to-ropress Tudian and other cust §40,000 whea bullt, but had largely deprecl- | fectually disslpating. M. IL Tioay, | and for four years a mombor of tho Congroga: | t108 "as ‘:‘:,';',"’:L";‘::f‘;"‘"_"’_‘:;’;;:,‘f;"fi;"‘::: on Mali street over fiftean years. Drown was of | Faids 1uio American territary. Our sithortiics. | Utrecht, bouth of Brookiyn, 18 agitated over 1 ated. Iosurance not known, ELEVEX INTRRMENTS. tion of Bisters of Joseph, and tho last two years 4 L o s aro approhensive that the quarteriog of these’ reported case of love, munler, and sufclde, Toe tracted strugele Is anticipated. A special meet~ | ‘tho firm of Brown &Ca., doalcrs In {ancy goods |. : A o o the Weatern Associated Press, a teacher in 8t. Patrick’s Parish Bchool i this : rogular troaps amoug the rathur lawless populs- leadlog partles. inthe case were Willlam B. AT CINCINNATI Meuenis, Tenay Octr Fvmlt. commenced | i, did of yeitoe v o mreno T e ragca Aancinbly wa siuu beid, aud | [n thls cly for about bio jaws Jongth ot thme. | (1l (SR HORRE S <A icos Romule: Cooper, Lis wife, snd - Mrs. Mary Sulth, of CIxcINRATI, Oct. 2% —~The planing-mill at the r.lul.n:l’::::'nm‘;un:& 10 o"cllu:k and continued ¢ PADUCATL <4 Tesaldtione nassel (o Alitaln: the ¢lgaruiakcors “otx).u M”l" ul?l";“ .:l‘(i‘):’mgut g ubm;z'::nlo,; l“:’ l? rc\."n‘l.uflun .x;'d u«“:fi g“é'n:"rln.‘l‘:;!v . .llmop:l)"u Mr, émpcr L} ne;bcw of the aulhof, o " " e ¢ R ol whict wus contr e ouf 88 ops ‘and ca | C) 8- ¥ A (4 QZ:K?.'; ‘\fl::::m::: gfi?:.fi"fi:’ ‘fif.“}'.o.'}’ itbout o o untll D Aute: moritog, s P, e mwué,_' AR Teibuna :o:xsc:;xl':::!e’rl:r:dfo 'la'lla:uat::r“-nlr:-ll(:’: Ix‘z’\“n‘rfi 88 a speelal cu‘n:tnl by Fiske, Knight /& ucu, i ?rder oLn :mlh ’l des olr :he m;: nfi‘ to x;m;w:ll?ur Fonlinors Caoper, was connocted w‘llml u;al ll:: ST i e e -3 oo | o St ot ke | ey s e | ESid i s Jbei T | e S o, e, —p— 3 'hey ridicule the statement of the employers | 'of Mr. Flske, 101873, hen. they formed the | war with Mexico, # g ay8 bel AT DAY CITY, MICIL. From 6 o'clock Jast evenlag untll noon to-day been Mowis i dar.. e ! e, deo to- | that they bavo suflclent stock o hand to ast | artuerahin 16 was the evidest tutoution satas, | A5 IR M District | Commlssloners, chlefly |30 susplelous cireumatances. Two duys betos Dxrroiz, Mich,, Oct, 23.—A lreat Bav Uity | clevon orders for foterments are reported by | o ur quarantine Is ralsed, e ueah | ) ooo months;’ on the contrary, they asscrt, | 'quently carrled out, of dolngthe leading dry. | throuh the offorts of the Englueer of the Conie Lalaud, withs Mra, Bmith, .who was inthnate 1 141 % undortakers, & Memphs tralns and tho packets are running \ missloners, Cot, Twining, bave accomplished re- " H 3 ¥ alote {lia morhing destroyed Lamonvdglasiugumill. [ “ANIES |0 w1y have aiea ave Mis Del reqularly. No mews from auy polat to-day, | $0cks aroshiort. e a ity hore. ey bushiod thelrtradey | L Iet Bt et o et 7 | ¢ Colpor familys At (wG et o et oy $1L,000; welnaured. L Roacly daughier of A, J. Kosch; Jumes Ropor, | pecn Calro has drted Y % | Edward 'Meagher Condon, tho Feutan, who | and attroctcd uew customers to Bt. Louls BY [ all the cities tu the couutry. Col. ‘Twining auc. | 8nces: Atecs seuoiit (Elass of beer Sy Lineer “n a well-known Malu atreet frocer: Siss Char: L) was rocently iberatca by the” Dritlah authorl- | @viog mora liboral torine, both 1u prices and | Cotnied at the srart by (eséntiey comiaind adc- s sctsed wlisiatablr sl eavits aiie 149 THE WEATHER, 5 lotts Thotas, F, Il Dawdy, James Dolau, cngi. | Business ls getting lively horo sgatn, aud tles, {8 in the ciy, on n vialt to his wife, who has | timo, than was customary among the older | amani bidd o R aving tho best | loinach. B0 waa scarzely ablo to reach o, d " ty, wife, A & nd dicd alter two dars of Intouss suleriug Orrics or Tux Cuigr 8iowaL O¥picen, | neer of the County Jall] 5. B, Nicholson sod everybody looks cheerful. restded here for some time past. houses, They uave coutinusd up to this tima to | Asphalt pavement yot coustructed o the coun- | 34 div vt rupturé V. i Fritz fell " ban that lald vn P I No fuvestizition wos mado, an futerual i Wasnngton, D. C., Oct, 23—1 &, m.~fridics. | Fritz mao. JAOKBON, TENX, Natico bos been given of tho iutention of the d large busin and by Increased | t7Ye even better than that lald oo Pennsylvana B o of her death. Be [ or Te o aud Llo Vi . 0OING HOME. Bpecial Dispatch 10 The Triduns, Orangomen 1o apply, at the.ues ii0 8, YUEY- IR0 ean, and have incroased | ool by the Cotmmissianers appoiuted by | being asslencd an the causo of her de netbiug tona—For Tennessee aud the Ollo Valjey, ‘Yhe delegation of physiclacs who came from Oatatio Leglaiutire for the ape tueir new capltal to over §00,000. Durlne the “fore her death sho sall 1o her sont *Sol s vartly cloudy weather, frequegt raln areas, fo} Cluch 'Ouy 1 for howae tor JAcREON, Tenn., Oct, 23.~1I¢ will take better Yowed by clatiag wesibor,uorthweaterly windy, | Gpncigatl 20 Dayios, O, leave for e to- | | 1ASRSGH, Tont Oct 241t wil take better {allhi followed by ristg temperature, and lo ‘The'lloward Association s rapidly sending off | our peaple that the threo or four cases of sick- easter portious followed by rislug baromater, | 8l fifa"fi'" llmm -l!;rgfig&weir services belog | ness aro yollow fever, One thing Is cortaln, tho e o 1 consid o longer ned o o, ¢l .lur tne Lower Lx‘f'“ region, cloudy aad ratny [ “SgR S uV“ re sent thls morhlog to Somer- ::r&un :i]l;d r;:l:::::: h‘l'::‘ralz-l:\‘-l: :'1 f;::t;: weather, colder, dorthwesterly winds, rising [y ‘Tenn.ons to loasville, and one to Her- b i TO’ P Y t preceded fn eastern postlons by falllng barom- | nan 0, Mise, e 7 vast two mon ho death rate in the city eter Tk ot ctxzf‘ll.:“:lz&uf:hy Sonaped it ulnmfl?w{:‘: u;u been |cl;€ nlulnklnr u;;: u;rrl- For (thts) (he Upper Lake reglon, partl by o spondin, e last year. No alckuess bas been cloudy -um‘r. .,.f’.,., winds, geaeraly ahire, | deaths from yellow fovor Guriog tha past roported for Bive or slx daya. (Juu)fi:u. The lattor cost $1.78 per yurd. That now being lah! on the hvdraullc bose six luches thick 1s two and & haif Inchies fn thickness after rolling, and costs $1.973¢, Nlds Just opened for additional work huve reduced thts prica for the'| future to 1.7, The compreased blocks of Asphalt are now ta be laid for the firat thne to s Hwited extent as an experiment, thy price -bld belne $3.473¢, - Tbo Commlesiun hog securod a stindiar break i prives for granite quuuwul. It is now.belng Jald ou & bed Of six inched of hy. draullc concrete at $2.61, tneluding in thls twe)- yeaz 1877 their sales amounted to aver §4,000,- 000, This year the o8 would probably bave lrgely exceeded that amonnt,"and’ baye ap- vroached clusa.to $3,000,000. 3 URRR. 13 SOMBTUING WHICH 1S NOT 80 K- - DEVINITE, , i Ta {ka TTesterng Associated Presa, Nsw Youx,.Oct, $2~Tho suspension of Dodd, Brown & Co,, of Bt. Louts, caused much on_Wwhich they have made so many unsuc- 1 effurts to obtaln, Thus thu vld question 0 be revived fu tho Legislature, and aftvre wards made to do duty I the electious. ‘The recont troubles at Montreal betwoen the follows ersof tho Orange and Green, and the evident determination of the Cathiolic uuthorities of thy Proviuce of Quebee to suppress Urange parades by Iair means or foul, have created & sympathy for Oraugetsm among Protestaifts thas would not atbierwise Lavo existod. Tho present Onta- st Nave buews tn that beor,” After ber de +Mr. Cooper Legan to oct strangely. Hest tempted several thucs to kill hhnselt, and nr coeded Thuursdoy Jast by-takiug morphive. 5 lile pocket was “discaverpd o paper confuslo, crimiual -nfatuation for & “wowun, churgiug . thag _bis wife was ! Aoned by Mrs, Mary Bmith, with i.l"z +other women as accessuries. lcticrs were als Sound -ptamuuv establlshing cohminal luum.‘h‘i Letween Cooper and une of the woumen named. i ; ) : psterday. Al twenty-four hours eoding st 6 o'cluck to-night, ] exclieucnt In the dry-zvods trado In this city, tyielgnt conte’ worth of ‘coal tar In thy uppbr | Mr. Couper's funerul occurred yeste 5 dug to warmer soutberly; stationary or lower | "Thirtoen physicians of the Tiewsd ' Siedici xu, TRAN, P I et £ frah She act o1 | oo greater portion ot fuelisbitties e o Ioints of each aquare yard, The new. bida ror- el haro nat et Luun madyy Lt Waciasls 4 P e U Misataat Lorps roport, twenty-five new cuxes, twolve in sy rrpdeplulelg the back track now and pasa the act. ‘e ques- | York. duced even this prics, and for all additionul | 9Ub ur the Wuinen accuscd,, Westhits, ;,,lngggb, Misstay) m cn}\'fl«':{ e‘l:: tho city sud I.Nn:en"lll: tho suburls. nren Tenu., Oct#22—No new cases of yellow | 105 will causo th Government no eud of tron. | ~ Tha followiug 13 & partial list of the creditors | Work 1t1s to bo furnished iald on u bed of five inchea of rolled gravel and with coal tar fn the lu,r{:tn seams atprives rangluz from $24.09 1o 2,15 per yurd. lk;‘nulu!mnvu Clarke and Bappo of Jows, - called on the President to-day. Judue Tree has tuken u house hiere on Lafaystic Bquare, where “BURGLANS, Bpecial Dispateh (o Th Tribume, * Aunora, B, Oct. 22.—Tho West Disfalon of ‘this city was raldéd by varglars last vight. The buggling mannee jn” which the jovs wera dooé S1bly by 'ruin, warin” tonanie G eioudlacss, pot- Th6 Cotton B hn 8! 4 thia fever fur seven days. The weatber Is turniug ) 0 Cotton Exchange was opene: moro- { cold, and the slck aro dolog well, Our populas porthwest wiuds, and fulliog followed by risiug {og regularly for busless by Buperiutendent [ 1"ty 500 About half that musaber romrised ¥or tho Lower Misourl Valley,partly cloudy | Fuia, ‘Guvernment rellel stoamer John 3, | bere during tho sickuess, Of the many cases weather, ocvaslonal ral vartable winas, stu- b ¢ reported only, fiitecn were well-defined yellow tlonary or bigher Lemperature, viing folloned | 3 e Lo eyl rived toalght ai 4 " bie when they uppeal to the country, Hpecial hapalch 10 The Tribune, Quepec, Oct. 2L—It fs the Inteution of the Mavor, fu_accordauce with & resolution of the City Councll, to call & public mecuu’p of rate- payers this week toscleet & citizen from each inthis city and the ‘amount duo them by the auspended firm: At GQeorze All on board reported well, fover, and six doubt(ul, tisking tn all twenty- | ward of the ity Lo repreaent it upon u Bpecial Gearge €. Richards 50 | be locates Ins family for the winter, and will | fudicates the wurk of apprenticcs. ) Ly statonary or fallog baromter, Steamer Colorado passed up at f p, m. ono cases to date. Two of these occurred at | Committee, which Comwittee will be asked Lo | Denvy, Foor & Co 12000 | sa0n w0 10 Chicay : E. Sulphesun's, on Lake street, “’“"‘5",'&; & n:l d"vd a gf:‘l s mgllnua at Haodusky, Weathor clear and cold, with favorable pros- Arliagton, oue nile alstant, and two among the | So-OPeTate with 3 Special Commitice of tho City | Coin, Altemus & 25,000 Toihe. Wastirn Auociated Press. . | bouty wid sceurcd, * At Mrs, Dr. flawley . eV i u;a( henron & rle, Buffalo, and are | pects of fropt, By J - Coaucil In proposiuy the necessary umendmenta | Lowis, Brothers & Co..,s . 30,000 | WasiiNgzoN, D.:C., Oct. 2h—Surgeon J.: £ained entrinee; “bug ‘were frighienci » ordered for Rochester, Oswego, aud Section 8, refugees. Total deathis to date, ulne: among which the Leglslats 4 to be asied to make to | Hunt, Catin & Co. L 000 | Winthrop Taylor Las been appoluted Sunzeon- Whils' delermine * lig - pasucccssiul at l: NEW ORLEANS. them some of our best cltizens,and two Kuights | tho City Charter, and to rearrange, It posaibie, | Lowrence & Co. 15:000 | Generat ug the Navy, In placy of Burgeou Gtler, were made at the realdonces of David Kuiziis 90, Oct. 32, SFIGIAL The . of Houor. the basia .of wuslclpal taxation ln such a mau- | Recring: Nulliken 16,000} rotired, - SR e I MEL Reteon, -aod” SRof Hastiazs, ou Wtut AL OBFICIAL INCAPACITI. sasow, T, uerasto nasure -the [ucrcased revenuo to the [ ¥ pdNRrd & Lagiy 3000 | Lhie Commtustoner of the Gevers) Land.Ofee | uriet; aud ws My, Praslot's, o Usleas street 5% Crondv, Zpactal Dispaich io The Tyibune. Roectal Disvateh 4a'PAa Trivuse. corporation necessitated by tho lucreass 1 the | Soiriaan s o 2,000 | 128 trasiewitted Lo the Secrelacy of $by duterlor e el Doy f Clouay. | Naw Ourxans, Oct, 23.—As midalght it com- Masox, Tetn., Oct. Zhao new cascs to- | WY debte s ; Hacou, Tatdwia & Co. ¥:000:| Teduced eatintates f thio amoups necded. by | o $TAGE . npDogiy, loudy, | menced blowiug & norther, which has coutioued | o s 2. Apecial Diwaich fe TAe Tridune, ¢ ' 2 e’ | durlug the day, but apparently this change has 5%’1',.5'{&&5&""51&'2 fflfl'in Iucm::l. N e " [ 2dded uow terrors to the dlseass, and sttack | PR Y e taln last nicht, Very wath 1o- GrxaRLL OusERvATIONS. ond death et follaw a4 snjyoyitablase. | GEVR G lad AR oS Sleb Nerg waso to- Cuigasu, Uk 23-Midoight,_ | quence. There seews nodoubt whatever that tod’ny, balg gud héirly.' iAo Im during the noxt flscal vear. Tl sgire- 'Em lhvkn# L 3 % fl%; Jucluding - 4‘; 000 0 - prevent depredstions- “on - timber- lunds, S202000. . for survewing - puote o .Jsl ele, Aud h( salarlos aod - exvensqe of utverwr-(lunen ‘s ollices, snd 4T EW ONLEANS, La., Oct, 2.=The Galvuston Necs spactal from® Pure Worth says: b otoge “lowving -hefe this myrming for W ralh‘fl’; Aort was stopped Hfteqn'yytics cast of the latte ot = B B ¢4 o MonTszaL, Oct, & —Tue Montreal, Portlsnd . & Doston Lailwav Company receatly upplied 1o the Graod Trunk Cowpavy for their terws to allow the curs belonging to the forwer, with thelr passengers, 40 run Abrough direct Lo this [ 5 P. Butlerdeld & (% Koyaor, Townsend & Co, B Maoyed Fanlknor, E. M. & Yo X B law . Tue yiall poucet T, % N , . city over the latter's lines from Bt Lambert, ‘ tar salarfes vf Reclsters smii Rocolvérs, higd:| D134 bY two uinsket won. Oue :::n’ T.:Jfl?&'fi'fififi":flflmfia"; UBOWNEVILLE, TENY. . Tie m‘.., was constdered nothing better thay & A;,,,,,'m,)‘t ’\).:bcr el’mwfllol tueal fand .,mm-l. u,..,m,nufi we:l.:- ux:‘r. ogc,..m;u ‘:‘D’L u::x:rcu};::fif;m; b Fie s ¥ a 1Sl The. ‘ - ;| 1) 8ith, ¥or this we arg indebied to officfal rjca- Hpecial Divvaied to The Try il 1 refusal; as §10 oush way for the priviiece of | Kower, Hain, 4ho country,. The. estimate fur salariesuf em- | wale and twd folnale 2 Brownsviiw, Tean,, Oct. 2} .Dear, A zale last night with heavy rato, and s cutting norther -all day, tuspire us with hope.: Ooly thrgs ‘Dew cpees to-day,—Mr. Ball, arplat, and twe colored ‘women. No desthsin forty houss.’ - Doc Shorwsam is- 1o & -erjtical conditivp. - ‘ CLEAR AND COQL. o Wood is. bttwer. Dr. W. G, Naw Ontzans Oct. 22.—The westher s ,d;(:rz,-d). " »" me " Passive through Victorta Bridze was detmanded, . 8ud 83 gach way fur & boggagecar, Ib s now . shgdnteution of the Moptgeal, Portlaud & Bos- ln: Company to bave thelr cars broughi over 1o ‘thd city ou ferry-buats, uotil & new' bridyge s butlt, which would destroy th aopoly of the Girand Trunk Rallway of sccess to Moutreal from tho south. 3 “I'ha Inlsnd-Kevenua otficers discovercd en'io- arrivn & to wbtatued bf Miller & Co, e, Chadve & Shrg pluyes of the General Laud Otics s 3307, HO, w1 “UX0es Of B24LTH0 OVer the GiniAlnL Bppropriatid - 'for tho ‘current year.' [o eXolanation of this ‘increaso Commisaloner Wikilimson stasds that ibe proicat clerival foros s ot halg: large iesough, uor ls there balf the necessary room f (which 1o transact Lbe vusiuess of the Bosesn fu & datisfactory manncr. . R I pacity wbich (s simply criminsl. Yodsy D Cbovpin ordered -a wezeral closing of the city -YaUlts, 8 work which sbould have been done tn May. Totsl desths sin Monday noon, 44; to- tal cases, 219, ) 4 | Of tudr Valuables. -Fhe anu the mxmuyinin s yukoown"? & ferish el ko Rl ‘", ["i OCEAN STEAMSHIP REWS. b lbim'ol. Ot &lm-w»nu Qder, mmu& sud Dd Ruylen frutn Now Yurky A\ulmn:fl Corintblan, Truns Muntréal, have errived ou 5.-‘:=.v.v.x~p_;.:_- gEgEsEEEEcEEsEEaEaEss ) 5 Whitman & Pheips Whitiewore, Pueluz Post ;’F.‘ > e Inls 2 s Lrown, Jones & 10, e i u:.x;u. 5 cnnu.d L miu' :'mu Ot m‘.—_ur,uv:g, Wierian, from Liv " i - x ' genlous plaa of wouccaling liquor ou ¢l roie | W, ¢, Langloy & 2,500 { /- Iaformation recuived st o 81 eMIOORE P e b Lkl 2 s i ;,“‘:Lm," "‘: wody, Thermometer 05 deg. '™ """ waraw, asm. Fln of o icit doutilier nacand Hemotiey oza, | Woodward's Bateva 151000 [‘Bureau that the recont ondes for tho nretuss | - Naw Yonk, Oct, Zhe-Arrived, Exkiopla, {rom i eatil foriy-twa; cases reported, 114. Total Spectal Disvaich @@ The Tridune. who was brought befure the Recorder and finsd. . oiiaoo | ©f vuld bullion st Clarlotte, N. C., aud Deuver, | Glasgow. . } deatbs, 8,775; totgl chses, 12,420, S MiLax, Teun., Oct. 23— Auotber bas gone to ‘Toroxto, Uct. 33 —8Beuator Wilimot, of New Totahcos vevuen -$014.300 | Col., 138 ):omul\:u success. ————————— i PENFOEMED HER DUTY. vay tho death pevalty. A little son of the late Bruuswick, will be President of the Sepate and Many of the above amounts are said to be below tho actual ¢s. ,500,020. The Builetin the lablllties, it {s thought, will reach nearly $1,500,000, bt 0o exzct jufors watfou ou the poiut cau yet be obtatued, Tue Breuter part of tue ludebiedoes t3 due to Now WILL UO 30 CUMBERLAND, President Huyes, accompanivd by Rocretary Sherwau, will leave Washington to-morrow vight to vislt the Cumoeriaud, Md., Fair o “Thursduy, returuiug that dav. ‘The Cabluct was In scesfon to-day. Tho heads ol tue weveral Departweuts prescuted vsthwates . SOME"ONE TO LOVE. 8r. Louts, Out. 22 —The umulmwu‘l! 'll': Byupunco to-morrow that Bawuel J. TH tnm’ coguged to by warried ta a Bt. Lyuls belle, 200 tnat the weddog will take place withiv © wouths, member of the;Goverament, without vartfoliv, Bauar, Out., Oct. 22—Two tralng on the Hamilton & Nortuwestern Hallway d vear here to-dauy. Botb engiocs and al care were wreeked. Thrie cmplojes wero se- riously fujured. Loss, §.5,000 Mrs. Mary Bchosuberg, wife of Levl Schoen- | W. B. Guion waa taken frums us to-day. This berg, Superiutendent of the Jewlsh Widowa' | leaves threeof bis family down with the faver,—~ and Orphavs’ Howe, dicdof yellow fever. Hay- | Mre. Guion and two cbildren, May God spars W i lug charge of 114 childreo, she felt the weleos | them, W, g < Cloudy, | of tle great respousibltity, verformlng ber duty Mr Q. W. Guwmous will bo up fu a few