Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1878, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNZ TIIURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1878 Tha Ameer Preparing to Give the English a Warm Ree ception. Russis Again Assures the Powers of Her Purcly Upright Intenttons, And Hints at Hor Willingness to Meat Again in International Con. ference, To Tinker Some Weak Places in the Treaty of Be_rlln. T KAST. FORTHCOMING TUNKISTT STATEMENT. Loxvow, Nov. 6.—A dispatch from Constanti nople says the Porte will shortly puvlish a statement of the reason why tho Turkish Pare lisnent has not been assembled, and will au the same time announce the date of assemblingz of the now Pacliament and manner of its clectivn, THUE INSURNECTION. Two Russtan officers, Alexandroft and Chitaskl, are sald to be in command of the insur- gents in the Macedonis district. The territory affected extends from thefoot of the Dalkans to near Salonfea. BTARVING REPUGEES. Vast numbers of starving Mohammedan refu. gees from the Rbodope mountalns, secking to return to Roumells, have becn stopped at Gumuldjuine. It 18 stated that 250 Greck refugee families, who asked aid of the Britieh Commissioner, were exiled from the Balkans by the Russlans, 1 IN THE AUSTRMAN REICH3RATIL Vinxya, Nov, 0.—The Lower House of the TReicherath, by o vote of 100 to 70, adopted an address in reply to the speech from the throne, nfter debate, during which Baron Von Pretls Cagnodo demonatrated that the.occupation of Bosnla, which was sutharized by all the Powers, Including Turkey, was necessary to prevent the development of forces in the Balkan penbisuls which would sooner or later clash with the In- tercatsof Austria, NUSSIAN PRESS SENTIMENT., -+ 8. PeTersnunag, Noy. 8,—~The Golos declares that Western Earope must be given to under- staud that it is finposaibie, 1n the prosent situs- tion, for Russia to fulflll the Treaty of Berlln. IT KEBDS IT. Loxpoy, Nov, 0.—A . dispatch from Vienna sags it 18 rumored that Schouvaloff, who s golng to Pesth, {8 charged with a mission to propose auother Congress to amplify the the treaty of Berltn, THE AMEER ADVARCING, LoxpoN, Nov. 6.—The following dlspatch from Lahore {8 recelved: ** it 1s sald the Ameer {s advancing from Jellalabad to Lapoors, doubt- less fntending to strengthen Khyber Pass. 5CHOUVALOFF'S PROMOTION. Loxpoy, Nov, 6.—The Cologne Gazette says that, according to private telegrams, Count Hchouvalol has nlready been appoluted Vice- Chancellor. Otker accounts say he has been wade Miutster of the Interior. ALL SRILENR IN DOSNIA. LoxpoN, Nov. 6.—A dispatell from Vienna etates that Gen, Philllppovich has no fears now concernlug the gituation in Bosnla, and bos ask- ed to be nllowed to return to Prague. RUSAIA, Loxnox, Nov. 6.—A dispatch from Berlin 2058 Russla has repeated confldent!ally prestous nssurances that she fs fully rosolved to carry out tle Treaty of Berlin fafthtully, It is doult fu} it Prince Gortachakoft will return to St. Petersburg before epring, his physiclansadvising him to spend the wiuter’ {n the South of Eu- T, THE AFONAN TROUDLE, Loxpox, Nov. 6.—A dispatch from Caleutta poiits to the urder just lasued for the formas tion from Madras and Bombay of tho armlios of the new divislon for the froutier, as a clear Indl- catlon that the Uovernment expeets au unfavor- ahle reply to its nitimatu, TUE APUIIANS AS DUSCHNDANTS OP DISPRRSED IBRARL, ZLonitnn Correspandence New York flerard, It 13 stranze, I true, that the Hebrew Prewler of England, In volng to war with the Atichaus, fs fighting agalvst his own race. There is strong evideoce that in the Afglan Nation woliave tho ten lost tribes. “'The Afghans,” saxs Mr, Bellew, in bis “Journalof a fiullllvnl Misslon to Afghanistan in 1857, “consider thamsclves a distinet race, and style them- selves ‘Bam Israll,’ and trace their dascent fi o direct Jino trom Baul the Benjatnite, King of larael. ‘I'iey can adduce, however, no authen- tle evidence 1o support of thilr claim to so Lonoravlo a lincage. All thelr recorgls on this subject—and they are mostly traditfonary and lunded down oral l{ from gencration to genera- tion~aro extremely vague and Incongruous, and abound {n fabulous and distorted accounts ’n compared with Scripture history) of thp de- iverauce of the laruclites out of Euypt under *Musa® or Moses: of the ark of the covenant, which they call +Tabut 1 8akina;’ of thelr wars with the “Fifistin,’ * Amalika,’ * Auak,! ete.” 1In une of Bir Willlam Jones' works olso {sa bassage on this subject which is intercstioe: **We learn from Esdras that tho ten tribes, after A wanderlug journey, came to a country calied Arareth, where, we "m[! suppose, they sottled. Now the Atzbuus are sali by the best Perslun bistorlaus to be descended from the Juws, They bave traaltions among themselvesof such n de- scent, atud It {s even auscrted that families are distluzulshed by the'uomes ol Jewtsh trihes, although siuce ‘thelr conversion to Islam they studiously conccal their origin, The Pushto langunge, of which 1 have seen & dictionary, bas & manifest rescrblunce to the Chaldate, and & considerable district under thele domaln is called Hazaron, which might easlly have been ¢hanged futo the word usod by Eedrus," MEXICO. POLITICAL AND OTHER NEWS, Cirx or Maxico, Oct, B0.—Geu. Escobedo has been lberated on perole on account of Lis M- bealth. A proposition Is befug advanced to extend the term of President Dias for two veurs, ho having Telused to serve a second term. Heuor Zamacona, by hls course (n tho United States, has gainod such popularity thut he s bromiveutly spoken of as tho uext Prestdent of fexico, This plainly shows thut public opiuion favors {ntlmato and” fricudly refath Ui totiaiat and” fricudly relations with tho ln:l;ue Chleago visitors are expected ou the 12ty The praposed fnteruationst exhibitl enthusiagtically vauL-:urg. shitition s boug ———— MISOELLANEOUS, GHUEAT STORM, Lowpow, Nov, 8.—Tj telegraph liues for oearly 100 mites aroufl Vieuoa have been 0. e suow-storm at Vienua ery heavy, All the rull- ways and telegraph lues fn that #o:tion are In- Serrupted. Thousands of telegraph poles are Prostrated. Tho parks and trees I the uity Yere greatly fujured. Tho suow les several feet Qeep. Tus Austri, P storm exteuds throughout BEIECTED, h’l'h- Huogarlan Dict yejected tbo motlon for e ‘:’m&!uhmem of the Mintatry by a votd of KUSBIAN PIBATES. hllllbol, Nov. 6.—4 Norweglan whaler,which off fillurgud from the ArcticOcenn,reports that, s Zembla, sho was boarded by two piratt ort nbul'e‘.‘“ schooners snd roobed u[ everytbing TUR QUELPE MONEYS, Lowvox, Nov. t—Tue 3 h Nov. 8—~Tue Zine Berlin corre. :,D:lw;‘ says: * Engllso and Duoish [otluences Cutgon ‘lube workipg 1o judyce the Duke of orer, pagd to recognize the stwation lu Pag- 1 and m::n the Guelph moueys.” EETEADE LEAGUES, 0’1}:00':’;::1.‘,“ pasers suuduce Ll (Dlllldll(ol‘l brotectionist uudeuc\:'.u SEnE e wnY . MONCASI'S TRIAL, 'hlf'u:nm. Nov. 6.—Tha counsel of Moncasl, u“":esnnpud L0 assasvinate King Alfouso, re- ual relused the delay. ‘She couukel will appeal to the higher coart. Loxnox, Nov, l(;:lunu. i i fosuders, a Seiiuad, fues, o7 & G0 trom be fallure is anuotuced of W, Wilson & Co., Wrintery, o Alexandria, Duwbarlonshire, Lia | Uilltles emnploy ; DEAD, : P— IENEVA, Nov, n Jfneques Rezy, the Swies nolitleal econumist, is llvmlf Loxnon, Nov. 6—8anuel Pliclps, the sctory died yesterday of congestion of the Lrain. DAIOMEY. Loxnon, Nov, 6.—A Lishon dlapatch ans nounces that Portugal, France, and Englaod will act in unfson against the King of Dahomey. CARSLONAC'S 1'ROPESSIDN. Pinra; Nov. th—Tho Feenmneat says that a duet will protmnis take place between Pand de Caxsagnac and Mation, meinbar of the Chamine ol Devutice, 1 conscqutence of & dlapute wm the Chamber yestordny. FRYNR IN THE PUASAUN. Loxnox, Nov. 6.—A dispatch from Jhelum rays the fever prevalls aiarmingly in some cities in'the Punjaub, and hundreds are dying weekly from it. AMNESTICAL, Panrs, Nov. 0.—The Councll General of the Department of the Seine to-lay passed & resoe Jutlow o favor of amuesty to the Communists. SITTING NOWN ON WILVR, Pants, Nov. b—The Cunvention concluded here butteen the countries of the Latin Union pruyides that the colnage of wold shall remaln free, and the colunage of sllver, suspended ine. edinitely, canthot bo resumed without. the con- seut of "all the metabers of the Unfon, ‘Ihe Conventlun requires the ratifleution Ly the Chambers of the counteies in the Unlon, MARRIAUE OF BISMARUK'S DAUGHTRA. Benrin, Nov, —Countess Mare, daughter of Prince Bisinurck, was married to<dny to Count Rantzano. Crown-Urloce Frederick Walllam aud Princess Victoria were prescut at the cere mony, i COLD-NLOODED MURDER. AND SUICIDE OF THR MUKDERRIL, The Avenir des I’yrences vontalns the par- tleulars of o cold-blooded murder recently cuths mitted ae Bavonne, umd followed by the suicide of the murderer. Jean Dutos, 28 yeaes of e, had Leen in partnership with aman name Gadou, in the thaber trade, which was folved owing to u disgreanent betweu them. Dulos met Gadou in the street be- fore the church, and, baving picked o quarrel, threw o stone at him, by which the latter recetved a4 severe wound, aud lost n gmood deal of bluod, Op the fols lowlnz evening Dulos came to a tavern just when all the enstoners weee leaving it. e drew out u gan which ho had bidden under lis dress, and shioz at o friend of his named Lar- raflznee, mistaking Mm for Gadou. “Ilic man dropped down dead on the spot. Dilos, helluvs Ing tha dead man to be adou, cried out taunt- ingly to htm1 T didn’t iniss you, John 1" But Gadou, who was present, replicd coldly: * It (s lrllsufmnd—-,vou have ot hit me.” Dulos, conceiving tuat fie hoil killed bis trend istead n{ the man whose life hio sought, returaed to his ome to reluad bils gun. Ile then went out ni:mln in aearch of Gadou, determined to shoot blin, but, befng unatle to find the man, blew out bls own Ll’fllll with thoe weapon, v ——— CRIME. ONFE MORI OUT. Bpectal Dupatch to The Tribune, CoLustnys, 0., Nov. 6.—James L. McCos, sllas Richard Roe, a notorious bank burglar, was pardoned by Gov. Dishop. The history of Roo represents bim as one of the most desper- ate characters, although of good family and surrounded on all sides by wealth and friends. Evil nssociations soon bauecd him to Jeave his tome, in Troy, N. Y., and foln & gang of burglars, who scon becaine the most dangerous of their class. The firat knowo of Roe and his gang was In 1860, when they entered the bousa of the Cashicr of the Cadiz, O, Bank "in the mght, sogoed the family, secured tho koys to tho safe, and made off with & largo amount of moncy, but were finally nrrested and sent to the Penitentinry for ton yeara. After serviog o considerable time Le flnally escaped, thraugh the {nilucnce of money by outsida parties, In hiiing a foreman in the prison o place Roe in o barrel and sond It vutside with o Joad of empty barrels. No tracy was found of Roe until severa] years after when e was captured n the uct of robblug a bavk in l'nl&adclnhlm Belng clalmed by thy Olfo guthorities, he was brought back to Ins oid quarters, where he' has since been conflned. During the adminlstrations of Guva. Allen ond llayes strong effurts were matle to secure his pardon, but without avatl. Recently MeCov's fathicr died In Troy, N. Y., leaving a larze eatate, sinco whicl time bl sister bus been untiriug to her efforts to eveurs his re- lease, that he might boenabicd to look after the - Intepests of the ostate, Mellvalne, nuw of tho Bupreme Bench, before whom he was tricd, i.nrnuluy united in the plea for vardon, admit- tig that he had perliaps been too sovere in making “the sentence tew ycars. ‘I'he purdon was granted, with the understanding that Ros should at ouce Jeave the Brate and‘uot return, A SLEEK ONE. &pectal Dixvatch fo The Tribune. Tanew fAaute, Ind, Nov. 8.-—A WWan giving his vamo as Jumes Willlams and represcnting himsclf to be very wealthy and a minlster of the Methodist Chareh, from Californiy, appesred here o few days ago, and succoeded fn gotting into tho contldente of worthy widow, by clalining to be the custodian of & large fortune for her from a deccased rela- tive of hers fn Canada, The ludy 19, In fact, éx- vecting a large sum (rom av cstate there, o fact the fellow scoms to bave known. lle reslded at her home scveral days, and was fotroduced to membors of the Moffett-Street Metnodlst Chburch, and was fu- vited Into the puipit, where he preached un two occusfous, -Ife then started o well-worded sub- scrivtlon paj put down bis namo for 500, forgzed the Mayor's name for #23, und succceded in collecting over $164. Meantime, the widow began to hiava doubts ahout him, and consulted Marshal Vandever and Attoruey Lamb, They made a demand upon bim for tho vacers relating 1o that fortnue, and he was cornered, but, being lett alone a momeant, dodgzed out ‘he duor sud in a cornfield, and fln-fly uscaped, carrying with I the church money, but leaving a iine over- coat, 3 which was foand o packaye of pupers about that fortupe, which wero found to he s nuss of senseless seribbling, o alwo bad his boant ut the widow's, who Is out for the amoun Hels a sleek-looking villain of minlsterial cu and takes with all whom he converses with, He wore brown slde-whiskers, and looked ltke 3 hwan of about 46 years, He i upe prolessiunal vonfldence man, A DISPUTE,” Tridune, Dernoir, Mich., Nov, h—Patrick Mullins and James Quinn, two well-known Detnocratic ward pollticians, became {uvolved fu a saloon row un Michigan avenue to-night, the result of an clecs tinn-day quarrel, which was Intcrrupted oy mu- tuai friends, After an exchance of vile epithets, Quinn whipped out o knifc and sturted for Mul. ling, who drew a revolver and shot hlin, the batl penctrating the left breast fn the reglon of thu ieart. Mullivs imade his cseape. Quinn, whose duath {8 expected, acknowledges that he was fu the wroui, and bews that 4o complulot be mado wgaluat the asratlant, B, A PROBATE JUDGE KILLED, Apecial Dispateh to The Tribune, Br. Paur, Minn, Nov. 6,—At Little Face, to-iay, A. J, Clark, Cuunty-Attorny, well- knuwn fn this Btate as v [nterinittent country newspaper publisher, ended au sbout politics by shootlug (i. 0. Kimball, Pro- bate Judge of Morrisun County, Kiwball 13 futully wounded. S LYNCITED. Livre Rock, Ark., Nov, 0.—A colored man was tukeo out of Jall uoy bung at Clarkaviile lost night, for committnga raps ona white woway, OFFICER RACE, dpectal Dirvatch io The Tribuna, 87. Pave, Miun,, Nov. 6—Dectective Bauder started fur Chicago this forenoon with ** Sheeny George." B —— CHICAGO COMMERCIAL CONVENTION, CoLumuus, O. Nov, 0.—Gov. Bishop bas apooluted the followlng dulcvates to represcat Olto at the Chicago Convention for the pro- motiop of Americap commeree: Praok flurd, Toledo; Heory O'Hagan, Sandusky; W. L. Brown, Youugstown; James E. Neal, Hamil- tou;_Ueoruu L. Couverse, Columbus: * Cuarles . drosyenor, Atteos; Frauk McKiooey, Piqua; Willlam Dixun. Ciuclunati; Wiliam Edwards, Cleveland; W. W, Sc-rbom\clndu- vatt; W. D. Bickham, Dayton; D. W. Cald- well, O'Brien, spd damuel Thomas, Co- lumbusi J. K. Newtower, \urivn; J. H. Dev- ereaux, Cleveland; U. W. Andrews, Wapako- vetta: W. W. Peabody, Clucinuati; Qscar F. Moore, Portsmoutb; Jelferson Palw, Wasren, ——————— RELIGIOUS, Buacial Digoutch 19 The Triduns. Evarw, 111, Nov. 0.—To-day the First District Suuday-Scboo) Couventlun Las beew fn sesslon fled down the street, crossed the river, hide altercation |- ch leport of 8 was tha prograinme: rday- reports [rom countles: Teaching,” M, C. Horard, of Wheaton; Necesaity of Furnfshing M. Morton; *Ihie Frue ** Mutwath 1 hurat; o U o0, e a—— FIRES. AT ST, LOUIS, Snecial Diepateh tn Ihe Trivune, least threo Hyes, 12 feet, The bulldings are the terrible conflagration. ring dimng-rovi window, panic-stricken with fears tham, What she did, or low she reseucd, sha was unable to tell, be enveloped to - her rescue with o ladder carrled lior in safely to the in ber deplorable and frenzied condition, Nlest uf her Lands and fa; and her cluthos were and {mplored al) with whouw she came i tavt with to save her chlidren, came known. Tound back 1 tho it tnunaged to escape being sul o desth was & lracle, child was not ' found, and befne entirely uninjured, Mrs, was 5o badly butried In” her chilluren that she vannot recove burned beyond all nops of recovery, mother auy boy were tukeu to i alter bayving been prope bors. Curist Moeller, severely burned {n U ture, us was also M Movlier. property will probubly reach $3,000. AT BARABOO, WIS, Bpecial Dispatei i au2 Tritune, veption of one building, cousequence. IN LOUIS. 87. Lous, Mo, Nov. 6. cated. AT OSWEGO, night, Loss, $30,000; insurvd. WASHINGTON, PardonedTho Kid-Glove Cason Wasusoron, D, C, 1t huving boeu specille and detinite, My Hewroichhotfen, Bernard Enulee, lh:ruu:klflu. A. ll.tli:'urel, und Henry it bt. Louts Whisky-Ring [rauds. were suntenced have oxpired, Wasuinuron, . U,y Nov. 6—Int| case the Seeretury of the Treasury d smuugling Freasury I‘x 00U und coats. Loudun, et——— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Perclre, from Havre. Ethioply, from New York, rived out, from Liverpool. ———— A [Waskingiva Leiter lo Phtladeluhia wasdriven wiid, or imsgined ho was, garly crowing of' 8 ¢ock. He bad compl it for suwe tiwe, work. bis neck was quick upos s salva preseated bimself belore wan, salver (o band. the doad a0 cleargd $4.75 for b wo rolLg’s wurk. ¢ Dispensury erly uttended by neigh- 0 uwned the udjoinime row of houses, which were badly damuged, was ying to secure s turni- Hix loss tn Baranoo, Wis., Nov. 0.—A fire occurred here this mornjny at 7 o'clock, destroying the entire castern slde of the publle square, with the vx- Awmonz tho loscrs are Mra, Wright, Western totel, $5,000; C, Fannstiehl, baker, z,mo; slnvuuu & Halsted, A Congressmian Who Cau't Sleep, Tha following chool work fn the district, the Rev. John O. Foster; “In the Internatlonal Conventlon; Sunday-School Work Promoted by Conventlons, nnil fnstitutes iy Normal Classes, tho v, 1, Willismaan, of Chicago; Practical ““The ualificd Teachers,' Co 18 of Bunday-Schoo) Work,” the Rev. W. Il Smith, of Mendota, csereations,” the Kev, My M. Park- Br. Louty, Mo., Nov. G.—A fire, the orimin of which was Inexplicable by the terror-stricken. peopla who surrounded the hurning building, oceurrerd thus alternoon, and resulted vot unly In the destruction of conslderable property, but wil almost without duubt entall a loss of at ‘The fire was first discovered in the group of hulldings un the suuth side of Cerre street, oxtending egst from Ninth to the alley, and thenco back in the ailey soma two- story tricks, ana have been but recently erected. In the back were @carpenter-shup and a number of sheds, whicn probably hasten- ed the speed of the flames, and in which some lucomotive sparks may Jave been hatched into It {s not known, however, that the fire origivated from such a source, and its vause remalns as, niuch & tnystery to the tanant of tho place ns the fact that four persons couid have been badly burned fu broad, open daylight, and with such chances of eacap In thelr favor. Tne first discovery of tho flunes was made by owy of the women. whu, on eolng from a front to & back room, notlced the fire creeplng from theshed buck of Mr, Kitteuring's house on the corner up the woodwork fu Lhe rear, aud it was ttscovered at the same tme by Mr. Kiten- wife, just aa it wus bursting through her The tire wus surcading with terrible rapidity alont the inflammably materlal in the yarda, and the puor people were Mrs. Kitteuring Im- wedfately bethoaent her of her two cnbdrea who were playing In n back roum, and deshed through the smoke and flames tu rescue ever reachied the front house agaln, when she was All thot 4 known is that, after tho flre had heen raglng some minutes, and the whols pluce appeared to 1 flumes, abe presented herael! ot one of the second-story windowas on Cirre strect and enlled for help, She was frantlc with cx. citement and pain, for shic was terribly burned avdut the bead, face, neck, and arms, ond, elbmbing out on the window-sill, was nbout to Juwp when a brewer from Walnwrlht's camg and ground The was red with burps, orched sud grlined with smoke. She tan up and down snionee the crowd, con- ‘Lins was the first Jutlinatiou recelved of the prescoce of chil- dren fu the burning butding, und a thell ot tervor ran throngh the crowd waen tie fact bo- sull no one muved to rescue them. It was to all appeurances s foregone con- clusion that they had perished, or muse do 80 Ina moment or tww. ‘Ihe englues arrived in due time, and, as soon as the firetén under- stoud the situatign, oo of their nnber ran up tne Indder, dostied 1 the window, and iu a few woments reappeared with onu of the children, o buv 6 years old, wito was burcly ative, and vre- seuted o horribie sfght us be was burne througi the surrounding crowd. ‘The boy had been und how ho bad eatedd or burned The other und was glven up as lost, but was aiterward lound ground ihe crowd, having gotten out la sowe way or otuer, T. dry goods, 84,0003 Burri o, dry Loods, §2,000; Ryan, joweler, 83003 Tuther, ssloon, 83003 Buner Building, $300. No lusurauco of .~Five two-story brick tenement liouses ou Cerre gotrect, Letween Elgbtt aud Niuth strects, burned this morntug. Loss abuut $5,000. Christ Mueller was very badly aud Mrs, Kettering fatally burned, and n littlo boy belonging to the lattér neatly suffo- Orweao, N, Y., Nov. 6.—=1he Pear! flourlng mill, owned by Jenkins & Benstug, burned to- Interior-Departmient Declsinn—\Vhisky 3fon Nuv. 6.—8ocretary Bchurz today decided that no portion of the mouay apprapriated by Congress for publiv sur- veys durlng the presept yesr can beueed for the purpose of traclig former surveys in the tiela toald the fuvestuzation of depredations upon public timber lands, ote. He held that thero Is no warrant for the Department to add tothe aulount granted by Congress for the prosecy- tlon of that invostigation, the appropriation fur Kx-duv, Fleteher, of Missourd, who Is in the city, has securod the unconditionsl pardons of Jotiu L, urduway, ‘Fhese tive pardons dispose of the”last of the men who were convicted us particioators m the All othiers cous yicted for tuls offense have aither been pardoned or the terms of aprisonment to which thoy kid-glove ¢ 3 2 'MCI{ up{un the report of Assistant Seerctury Freuch, that the action uf the Coliector ut h)nw York Lo ul- firmed, leavivg to the fmportcrs nuy reuedy ey way have fu the courts, In the vide of the steamers Dennurk and Englaud, seized for siik ut New York, tho -Becretary of the ns remitted all fucs, penaitivs, and lurleitures upun paywent by the owners of U, Bida for tyo sale of silver were vpened to-day &L tho ‘Tronsury Dypurtiicot, sud over 500,000 uunces were purchased st prices sliglitly hc\w Nxw York, Nov. 6.—-Arrived, the steamship MovirLm, Nov. 8.—Arrived, the steamsnip Loxnow, Nov. 6.—Steamskips Illyrian, from Boston, and Rheln, from New York, have sre Nxw_Youx, Nov, O.—Arrived, l“llluhlrl Btate of Virgiola, fromn Glasgow; Yomwcranfa, from Ramburg; Algeria aud Nuvads, trom Liyv- rpool. ¥ munnmu, Nov. 6—Asrived, Lord Clive, hid Tones, Soue strayge storics aro told of Hewitt, which would 0o very amusing I they did uat relate to by walady, fnsownia. It is probable ho aleeps fuwer bours than any wan in America. Mo b gradually dylug for want of sleep. Qoo year hv bad quarters near Welckor's, nl:nl {ns the lh!ed uf but the cock crowed all thd same. Flually, i 8 tit of desperation, be told Waicker's culored nan, Jotw, tuat be would by d—d i be could stund §t any looger, sud he would give 85 for that d—d rouster's bead, Juhu is a thnfty lad of tew words. Le left the threagenlng presouce st once wod sought the owuer of the cock. He had vo ditlleulty {o buy- lugg the fowl for 75 cents, and tho wrinetug of o placed the bead ke Joun the Baptist's. and Congregs- This wmade Hewity laugh, but bo pald the 83 Joun mext sold cock to Me. Welcker tor b0 cents, Lust ters n the ng his whole Some time before Mr. Fish iv ferm as Xezretary of Sta the on lte aent his aan oat to enace quar- anev wis o object, and tha man, oledi. s Instructions, hired not ouly rooms for Mr. Ilewitt's own use, hut all around them and avove them, e he kept Idie In order tu brevent otnera getting them snd using themn, The noise of anybody walking disturbed B ereatly, and by hiring all the rooms about him e was* sure of heing reaxonably gquict. Thus, Wving a longer purae than Senator Conk- liniry e tured the apartmients that the Intter had previonaly o cupted, il Intemled to occupy acaitt, aml that created an il feeling for awhie, M. Hewitt awna a reat many homes, but he tan aleep in none of them. Sometimes e will favey hio can Rlecp at a certain place. He at onca buysor tinlids & liouss there, but tne voico that fullowed the Wandering Jew, * Go un! Uo on (" continues to pursue him. [le Is merely waiting for the ireat herealler, where thera s vest for the weary, YELLOW-FRVER. MENMPIS. Mesprts, Nov. 6,—The Boord of Hemlth oflicially reported three deaths from yellow. fever duriug the past twenty-four hours. ‘The following will be published to-morrow : To the Public: In view of the ramors which have ko disquicted ane people, we deem 1t onr futy 10 state that we know of no cases of yeilow fever pecurring with retnrnod refuseea who have not been expored in infected districts. We may ex- peet cascs of fever (o oecar, for some weeks yet, amane Hhose who hare besn heretofore cxpowed and think we are wafe In atating_tnat tie fover will ot ayread from thene cases, We regard it safe for refuges to return, It the alrections of the Ioard of Health be complied with, in ventilating and funieating their houses hefore ocenpation, No application ins been made to the llowards for nurdes tho past tventy-four hourn. D D. Savxorns, Presdent Board of licalth, . W, Merenes, Medicat inrector Il A, A. D. Loxusravy, FPresident Hloward Association, VICKSBURG, Apectal Dispalch 1o The Tribune. Vicrsnuna, Miss!, Nov. 6.—~One genuaine nes caae of fover Ia repurted to-day, The last cnild of J. L. 'I'nindle, Superintendent of the Natlonal Cometery, diett this morning of yellow fever, ‘the city is flling up with refugees very fast, Regular passcuger and frelght teolns on the Vicksvure & Meridian Rallroad will commente runinne through to Meridian, tho castero tennf- nus of the road, to-morrow. This opeus up di- reet communication with ali polnts Norm' Bouth, East and West, At Bolton, H. M. Fells daugliter dicd this morning ot Sever, und he hag the back-vyomit, Goy, Btose has appoluted ten, E. 8, Butts, of this city, Treasurer of this eounty, to I the unexpired term of Martin Keavy, deceascd. CITATTANOOGA, Aprctal Damich b1 The Trivune. CuatraNooas, Tenn., Nos, 6.—~No deaths to- from yellow fever, sud but one new case. No rofugees have taken the fever. Nearly all the mitlis and manufactories liave reauwned op- crations tits week, THE SUBDUED BANNOCKS. Congratulatory Order from Gen, Ifoward to Itls Troops. Portland Qregoufan, Oct, 23, The followinz congratulatuly order has jus been tssucd Ly Gen, Howard: MEANQUARTERS DEPARTHENT OF COLUNRIA, IN e Fisln, Four Vaxcouven, Wy, Ter., Uct, 4, 1678, —ligsEuat Finen Onvens, No. §).—liclore ¢ incident (0 the srduous but successful ittt the hostliv Nex Perces bud been oF even the Fetmouht of tue cavalry nf that vxpedition had been efected, another outs break on the extrome wostheasiern bounanry of the department culed the troops azain in tho dell, ‘Flhie Bnock Indine, leaving tholr reservation at Fort Hull, swept rapidly acrurs tie southern part of ldaho, imurdermit und cobbing usthey wenl, guth- crluy ut the sune ine acorstanily licreasing force, until they nunivered it Ston's Mogntam s band of UG 0F 506 warniurd, Bannocke, iutes, Kiwinaths, and Columbla Kiver renegades, with their women und‘chllurcn. “body of oeoply not fur fruns 2, 000 sould, Runid as ©ad been thelr movement, not less wpeedy wad the pursait, Within o few hours after the news of the revolt was received ot Fort Bowe crison of thul post was in the Seld and Ly forced marches of exiewrdinary length, overtook the hostiles near Stew's Mountain, and despite the dwparity of nwwoerd (vt Teas thin eeven to onc), unhesttutingly chacged nud drove o Indinas from tuerr comp, &illing und wouning many, aud de- stroylng o convlerably nibount. of iheir prop. erly, L Jtwabea ¥, dernsed, rmt Cavalry, and the witicers und wien of that reglueut with im an that engugement, are deacrving of blah con- tendation for the gallant and dushing manner 1 whicn they inaugurated the catpuizn, by this thue the infuntry, which had been trougat for- ward with wagons to uld in secomphehing the tong marches daily made, Juined tn the pursurt from Cainp Curry, from Wwhich place the indians turned northward, The troons followed their 0u- sure and dificult trall thruugh Lhe fastnesies of the Dlue Monntutus. Y'hecwbirravauenta of wuch u mazch can unl appiociated by thuse who laye experiguced thel Un thu 340 of July a concentration of troops from front, rear, andl flak was afected in the vicinity of Pliot Ruck, near whicy vlace the combinvd cavalry, under the commund of Capt. Bernard, n tou presence of the Uencral comuanding, struck tha enomy, woll posted in a chosen mountaine, itlon tu the defeated bim, drove from his Ned the foreats of tho Blue Mountalns wmade swon anoiher sitempt Lo carry out their orliioal plan of crovsing the Columbis Hver, which was defeated by the gunbosts under tie prompt and vigoruus command of Capt, John A, lireww, of thuOrdnasce Corps, uud Livut. Mel. vitie C. Wilkinwon, Aide-de-Camp. Turniug now toward the Umatilla resoevation, they are mct by the artiliery, infantry, and one compuny of cavalry, under counmand of Capt. Evan Miles, and again defcated and scattered, AN thu aporoaches to thie Columbla and Knake Hivers are cloged—turn whers they muy, they find o furce confronting them. Disheartened and domorulized, they turn upoun tnelr trwd ana fly, ot fesf, § than thy troops can pursuc them, Liout, Foreyth, First Cavaley, in this pureult, strike them unco fo un_ wmuuacade; ¥ sovure skirnis co- sues, when they avalh run. Intent now only on wscaping, they seatler in wninli purtive aud hide tu the uountuing il forests, whenee Lhey are bunted up and made to gurrender, A Tew, Jtealing norses fs Lhoy run, ure driven by the cavaley beyoad the linits of tha department, ‘Lug cutmpalun bas oo brought to a satlsfactory clode, Within miniety days u furmidabiy force of hustilo Indlans waa Fepeatedly ety bn every en- couuter defeated, and Mnally captured ordispersed, sud, with tus exceplivu of & handful, furced 1w wuryender, until scarce a bostliv Judian s unsc- coyuted for. Buccows lie characterized every mgvoment, and It fs an udded source of gratiicus tion that all has becn accomplisned vith a0 swall & losy of lite ou tho purt of the trovpe, To (ho oficerd und mien who have buon eugnged, thauks are due for thulr excellont conduct throuya - wut, Usliantry u actlen has been displayod vy thowa whowe goud fortune it wusto meet tho enemy, while all have borus uncewplaluingly toy prives tluns und hurdships Joscparable fromi wo acpive a campuigo. By cowmand of Brig. -Gen, Howard, LWIX O, Masox, Major Twonty-firat Infaotry, Acting Avelataut Jo- suoctor-General, Utlcial: J, A, SLADEX, Aldo-de-Camp. ——————— < OBITUARY. Bpectel Dispatch 1o The Tribuns. Rockronp, I, Nuv. 8,~Dr. Lucius Clark, onuol our oldest physicians, divd last uight, laviug suffered over two mouths with varalysis. e was highly estecmned and bouored by the professlon and citizens, i deuth is deoply ro- ey LT L > pateh Lo une, Macoxi, i Nov. Lot Neff, Troasuror of this couoty, died yesterday. A call will v Lisucd ordeniug au ¢lection (0 ) the vacancy, — SUICIDE, & New Yok, Nov. 8.—Washington Thomas, formerly & wealiby shoe-dealer, sud au uctlve vartlsau of Tawmwany Hall, havged himsolf last nlght soou after ascertainiug the fute of his party, Hehad been promlsgd au appulutioent 18 e Tumawany ticket should be clected, —e——— EXPLOSION. 87 Louts, Nov. 6.—4 spucial from 8, Jo- sepn, Mo., to the G.obe-Denpucrgt, aays s boiler tu tho saw-mill of Josopl Euts, at Savanuab, Aundrew County, blew up lo—du{. ki'ling“ J. xflnl:uunu und W, B, Farrow, sud lujusivg swo otbers. ‘Why So Mapy ied at Now Orlesns, ‘The wonder {3, tot that so wavy hays died st New Orleans of yeltow (avout 4,000}, but that $0 wany huve escaped lor & cotities, sppointed e‘-’l’ Mayor Pilsbury, Lave discuvered that th sceds of disesse aud death wery sea- tered throuighout (e cty Jast sprivg und sum- wer by 4,000 loadseot Kitchen-garbage, which were bauled from the vublic dumpiug-ground to dll the strects, The wotizens have wade complaints all slong of thy disgusting steuch ariaiug 1ruin this sort of road-bed, and the Board of Health at kst fouud their complatuts worthy of stteution aud wsked o stoppise of this wvort of ilting, Jubn BleCattrey, the cudv ofilcisl wbo silowed (t, however, told the E {u §0 wany words, to mind their owo busiaess, and contisued tu haul from the dump, though truusteratlc erwity Loud tusuny amant, wees ted, #o that the not iy known, The Committee of Investiza- Hon voice the weneral bpfnfon that, if MeCaf- fray's flilinea did not originate the yollow faver, thry helped to supply material on which It fed, And the contumacious official f8 now (n a ‘air way to be retfred to private life, followed hy the mnlrll.-mu of an indignant aud afificted com- munity. HOLLY'S STEAM SYSTEM. ow Lackport Is Meated by a Series of Rteam-Pipes, o Owrrespondence Ner York Wopld, Locxront, N. Y., Oct. 29.—Thls, the home of Birdeiil Holly, is & lively litle city on the Niagara Falls diviston of the New York Central, twanty-one miles east of the Ningara Falts, and hins i 1€ between 15,000 and 20,000 peopley The town’s inost notable featurcis thatits publie bulldings and private dwcllings arc heated by & stem of ploes general to thoe town, Birdsil) Holly, who flrst concetved the {dea. and who has since develojed it, was born in Auburn, and is now 58 vears of age. Ho has made many In- ventions, several of which are of recognized merit. 18 best-known favention Is the Holly system of water-works. I called upon Mr, Holly to-day, and he took me outon a tour of Inapection along the line whence three miles or more of pipes radiote from the central bofler. house. ile sail that he first gave serlous tuought to the subjoct of Lieating large districts by steam in 1359, and soon Legan a sories of experiments to test the condensation, loss of heat, and other essential points. When he had oyercomo a number of obstacles and felt aura of the catire fensibility of the practival work- fuga of tho systun he tried to wet the Holly Water-Works Company to take hold of it, hut did not succeed, In’ rozard to his Lockport ouerations be smd: “In Javuars of last year the Holly Steam l:nm‘mny was oreacized, with a capital'of §23,000. - We then set about riving the systetn & thorough test. Last winter was g variable and pmu“url( trring one, but the re. sults were antiroiy satisfactory, aud the citizens of Luckport pronounced It & periect success, We Lave testitnoniuls {rom all who have ured the steam showing that they think highly of (6"~ Among these testinonials 1s oue from tha Mayor, il D, McNell, who saya the lieating has been done *to the perfect sajiefaction of cus. tomera," and also conslders It especially useful in keePing the fire hydrants from freczing in winter, for fts adaptavility to toe extinguish- ment of fires without the use of steamn firn- oumuned, and coucludes by saying: [ con- slder the Invention one of the most valuable of llll':b\'uv'-'-lllfl rejoice that our oty is vrovided with it. 8. F. (oodiog, City Surveyor, says no serlous inconvenlence resulted to the public inthy use of the streets while the jipes were being lanl, aml the expectations of patrous have been “wmore thau realized,” Jullus Frestiee, civll enzineer and sarveyor, regards the manner of lagingg streel tiams ane luternia®l advantaze 1o thy strests o sccount ol the better drainaze which bas been secured, James Juckson, Jr.. Prestdent of the Board of Educatiun, savs the public school bullding heated by the Holly Company 18 * more perfects Iy warmed and ventllated than ever before. Qa the score ot camfort, heaitn, convguience apd oeonowy | regard Mr, Holly's system superior tuull other plans or contrivanes for heatimg I‘l:ll(lc‘l'l\:l.'l ur other bulldings fo cities and vie 08, air. Holly showed me the boflers whereln the steam Is made. There ure thres buiters, two of tuems horizontal, § by 10 feet, and une upricit, Two nre of eixty-borse power eseh aud vue of thirty, Lust winter uo more thut two of them were In operution ‘8t one time, aud freque but one. The Lulldime {8 designed for wix tial- ere, thig other three to be added wheu required. The bollers now in aperation consurae frum two ad one-uuil to three tuns of coul o day, and u pressure of tarty to thurty-tive pounds s mwain- tainead, ‘Tuese gonvey heat through three and a half milcs of Bipe at the present thae, to an equiva- Tent of elenty-live dwell azalnst about forty lust winter, showing ar reune of patron- ugu of over 1W per cent 1o a albzle season, Ow- luee to the peattered lucationol the houses, eome of the streets having steameservice bene but svareely bullt up, Mr. toliy says it more radl- ators could be attached f6 1,000 fcet of 8 busi- nese street—hke Hroadway, 1or cxamule—thsn fuanile uo a Lockport street, T bipes, which are labl three or four fect unlerground, bus above the ens and water plre-, ure covered with o non<ondaetor, and naerted fu | of woud bored for the purpose. The pip used are graduated In dimbssinng slzes o the Fatio of the distance trom the Loler-houso. ‘Thoy deciease in size from cluht foches to oue and” one-hall fuzucs, to correspond W the winount ol steatn to be passed, sud inuch swatls er aud less expensive dpes are required than wottld be necessary by the low-prossure svstem commuonty employed i sloeie dwellings, Tie nutural ubstacles of contraction und expanaon ot the lron used fo conveying steum long dis- tances have bees oyercome by a siuple but of- fective device. Ab expuusion function bux 13 placed ot futervals of W to throughout the entire Hue of wulvs, Teck- ufeatly, this provides for the free lunsitudipa) coutruction und expausion of tae wais, and from this box the service-plpes run to the base- ments of bulldings to be. heated. Tuside the Junciiou-box the service-plpes ore fitted with sy adjustable boud, whien, belog turued downward, collecas the condeused water 28 It sccuwulutes, carryiog R forwun to tho regulutor valve fuside the cellar walls. Reachlug the valve. the wiuter of wadensatiun Leiuz ot o dieree of Lest duc tou presswie of {lrey vounds to the square inch, it I wire-drawn, by ‘which reduction ot pressure it is lareely re- conyerted futo steam, sud thence Is carriéd on to tho rudluturs, where 1t Is azaln condensed, By tns arrangement the consumer diving close w the boller-house has no advantage uver the wue two or thre wiles atstaut, for [u elther coo the main prossure ol Bity or sixty pouuds Is re- duced Lo two or three pounds belors dellvery tor use, ‘The loss of vitallty or heating power of the steam when conveyed througn loug distnces, as shown by careful experiments and verilled in actual uso by tne Holly system, is found to be 80 very amnall as hardly to como luto the caleu- lations ot the Compuny. Or, in other words, steam heat can be furashod by botlers ol sulil- cient cavacity, through pipes Ot sutlelent slzg, 10 an area of four wjles square frow vne set ol botlers. Mr. Holly explained to me tho radiators and tho meti by which steam heat |3 tneasured out to mers. Lhe Holly svstem adintts of the use of all kinds of radiators, boty dir nd fudirect, 'the basla of tue pricecharsed voue swnere §s that a gl quautity 1w wqual to s auch coal, tepce, whe the moter registers a kiven amount of service in steat heat rendered, it 19 pald for on tho basis of v much cual v sumed ut so much per ton, In steam se throuwn & pipe, as in gus, tmportant purt, and Mr. Holly bus wiven spe atteution to the subject of produting a moter for accurately mcasurivg vut steam beat. Thy result of hisexperlmenty iu this direction is us udwiradle as 1t ds sluple, for it s a combined meter and regulator, There 15 4 vi exactly Hke thy slide-valve to a hign ure sieain coglue, which odmits the steam from thy strect mam, o Thls I conpected I-rv s small pipe with auother which admits the st to theradiators, Steam-gauges show the vressure bolore aud efter passing thruuun thesa valves. Whon I examnined the regulstor fu the ofllee of the Company the pressure ou the strect mam wus beiween twenty sud thirty pounds; between the two valves the pressuro was from elghe to twelve pounds, and ou the radiators dve pouuds, ‘Thu Jatter pressure is mslutalued on the judialors at the odlce con- ‘nl:nuuy, 50 there 13 0o posaibliley of exploslon or uger. Over the regulator tho aow weter was dolug gusrd duty, ‘This ts a piece of clock-work, the workiog of whicy ls regulated by a veu-lu]nm. A screw records the cousumption of §l's worth ol stean st esch revolutiou, which is aligwn by su fudicator on the face. At s end of YUy scrow I3 o disk, the peripliery of which Is @raduated to buudregtls, or cente, The mothun of the recording screw I acceleryted or retaided by muans of a siwall Hok—stnlar o princlple to that which drives the siide-valve of a lovoiotive —uud 18 conneeted with tuo valves of the rezu- lator, rising &y they are opoued or falliog aa they cloae, ed tho weter plave oy eters sugyest at oncs the question of cast and bring one Batursliy Lo the ceuuomic view 'of tue question. Woen the Holly Cumpany began to heat Lockporg tlie only projide it wede wus tu do the work as well apd ot no gFeater cose thau by the ondwary method. This prouiiss bas bewa more thaw Juliilled so ar us 1 cun il couversations with citizeus und busiuces C. Wright, & merchant who Vjves In atret, uses the w heat, sud ex- presscs Limaelf us cutirely satilied with the re- sult. 7{:: bus fvo radictors ub bis pesidence, ruish the sawme beut w3 ono furuuce or ase-buruers, Jt coat 148 tolatroduce the stesw-Leating wpparstus, His bil} tor steaiw beat for eight mouths (Ocober W Juus) wae $39.50. Hus coal bill for tho samo tiine, Lo sayy, would have been §45, while be Lus svoided ail the trouble waich comes frow carlug §or oue larize Urd guyd seyeral sueller unes. Oue radistor used by a scientitic man, who bas takeu careful obscrvatious ot the wurkiugs of the syatew, coat hutwesn $50 sua $4U Lo put in. Hia b1 for “aiglt wouilia was ok ball & doligr leys tLan [or u.t.l e pr:n?'.l.i wingur; fiuz the thaa satlsfactory. g e W Uy e R e e hvvast DIV B u - biw, @ suppose ;ng been Increased by the nseof the Holly spstem, orone who found radical ubjection to it, but failed to discover eftlier. A lady wha lins the steam radiators expressed spvinl gratification with the Holly aystem from puccly ‘& housckeeper’s’ standpoint. She raye there'is no coal dust, and her rnlnl doeen’t re- quire half the attention it i when she had stoves fn the house, while her fnrniture I8 al- ways cleancr, Anather suggestion, and an important one, fs the factthat asat prosent conducted in Lockport, the Holly svstem I8 rather a Ingury for the rich than a blesaine for the puor, s certainly enfoyed by thote who wonld ofhervise have furnaves rather than by the workingman who_only sups rts one snafl iire and can 40 nfford " that, Thore mav bo soma of the latter who havn the benelit of the steam heat, but 1 falled to dis. cover one, and at the present cost of putting in the service-pipes, the radiotor, the regulator, and tho meter, it Lardly scems avallable for the day Inborer or those of” Sery modest tneans. A siucle radiator, with tepnistor and meter, coste 265 A very decent stove can be bought for one-sixth that cost, and tho small differcnce be- tween tho cost bill and the expenre ul steam would not make up the larger difference in- volved in the original outla; It sliould te borne in mind that thers ara several things beside the mere furnishing of heat which the Holly Stean Combinatiun Come pany undertakes to do, and with sucerss, Danfel K, Ilumpbrey, at hbis Locnss street woud-yard, obtalus bis power from the strect malns tor mnning o twenty-alght-inch buzz-aaw anl an ax fur working conl-wood fnto stove. wood. Hesays be siways has ample power from thix source, John Noble, 60 Marker street, rune s ten-horse-power engine with atcam from the atreet maln. (irecnhiouses and cunservatories can bs ad- mirablv heated by this syatem, prezerving an equitable temperature; laundry work also can be dong by #, and ft 18 expeeted that cookivg of every description can ba done by a proper atilization of the steam. Mr, Holly already has a “covker " which will boll, snd Asberoft, the famous ateam-cozivecr and’ fnventor of the steum-gauge which bears his name, has written 10 Mr. Itollv that he has a berfect stenm-couker {nvented, and that It Is now in vractical opera- tivu at the Russmors House, Now York. Another aud one of the most fmportant uses to which the Holly aystem can ba adapted s that of facilitating the ellicicney of the nre de- partments. In cities und villages having a re- BLrvolr system steam can be taxen to the curh Aruml\hu maln by & plye contigueus w the hys rant. Une more virtue claimed for the Holly sys- tem s that §t can be mado useful fu removing accumuylations of ico and snow in larice cities. A cotl near the curb-stone at conveniont dlss tauces will melt the ice and snow Into water, whicn can make its eacaped through the sewers, The MHolly system 15 now in use at Auburn, in this State, and will roon Le {n‘operation at Detroit, Mich. J Nprinefleld, Moss. The hups of coustriuction nnd depots for supplics are located at Lockvort, and employ 250 men all the year round, aun . THE WEATHER, Orricy ov Tne Cmige biowan Opricen, Wasnivarow, D. €,y Nov. 7—1 & . =Iudica- tione—For Tennessce and the Ohio Valley, cohler, partly cloudy weathier, occasional rain, varlable winds, mostly uorthierly, generaliy Lieher vressure, Fur the Luke Region and Upder Misstsaippt Valler, colider, partly cloudy weather, oecnsional light raln or snow, var:abie winds, mostly from thie northeast Lo nortiawest, stationary or higher pressure, For the Lower Missour] Valles, colder, clear, or partly cloudy weatber, varable winds, gen- erally hirhor preasure. Cautivnary sicnals continue at Oswero, Sec, G; Rochestet, Buflale, Erle, Clevelund, Nee, By Sutiluaky, Toledo, Sec, 43 Detrolt, Port Turon, Alpena, Mackivaw City, tGrand Havew, Seo 8} Clieazy, Milwankee,See, 13 Escanata NEW Louk. Nov. B—Thire was o slizht fall of suow lierc tats mornfue, the first of the sea- ITTH UEIRGAL 4G VATION Carr: X8, » Nov. 0-Midnlgie, B Weatner, mattons, fiar, 4 The Rev. J, . Shiclds, + 1t would take mauy e letters to tell you Ly he feasts und danves aud strange por- which urs goue througn ev ear Ly the Pucblos. T will begtn with the 2ith of June, On this day tbe burses were gathered in for raving, Awml this Is the way the race {s con- ducted o tue forenoon: Thiy take g rooster and ue his feet together; then they diga bole in the ground aud put the rooster tu sl pack the ground around him, jeavinzg bis ueck and bead above ground, ‘Ihe Puchlos are ull now mounted, aud 10 the Jorennon sowe Mexleans also eugage (o the ravo, Tuey all go ol some distance from the chicken and all start for it, oue aiter acother, ‘The firat man that coues to it reachss dywan aod tries tocated 1t by the head, Lol horses are ol 1ast, and sopctinies It quite o while” before it tukpn. Dt ater awhile some one gets It, wnd then Jook wut for a biz race. The one that Kets the chicken starts off as fast as bis horse can cargy Lilm, and the whole set after him, ‘They seem to be divident fulo two varttes, and thu one that gets the chicken oiways hay nls fricuds 3o Leip bim, 1f one of bis fricods bas awwiter borss he Wil rble up and tuke the | chieien and bewr it off with il haste §; other party. Sowethaes they wili m. & ctreuit sud get baek in triasiph Lo the withoul losing the chicken. Lut now comes bapd tiaes tor the poor ehicken, if 1t don’t come souner, ‘The two parties vow engave iu what they call * ehting the clickens ' that Js, oue vurty Lrics Lo take 1t (rom thy other, und some- twes the struggle b sovere, Tl poor chicken 16 s00u torn Lo pleces, sud wo alwave feel re- Neved when it ls dead and vut of misery, When they get tbrough with otie chicken wnother §s taken, and tis s ket up during the lirst balf of tho day. - Iu the evenlng thoy set up two poles about elizlit feet mpart, with @ rope from the top of one to the top of the vther, A striog is tied wround the legs of the chi:ken and toen tled o the widdie ot the roje, snd su tae chicken, with ftnlewrs first broken to render it helpleas, s leit qunghug 1o the ulr bepween the Lwo polvs. The rope s not stretehed straight from the top of oue vole to e tou of the uther, but Is luft so that the chicken hangs duwn considersuly below 1l tops of the poles, Oue s (s now siation. ed ut each pote.” Tue Pucblus tuke their pos. tlon sume ines off sod stast Lor the chicken st full specd, vne after the other, When a rider comes (0 the placs yuder the chicken, aud s about to scize1r, the men wt the polos pull them apary and streteh the rope, whict rutses the chickon up out of ther reach, Alicrawtile, huwever, soie [ellow gots it, uud for o ryce aod o Hgut as 1o e ty; suudown, or dusk W the ewenfog, the whole ailuir s wound up wil a wery strouge perforingnee. Many of the men aud some boys strip and get ou thew Lorst ‘fhe “women get 8 goud supply uf water f1 veasels on tho tovs or suofs of the houses, which are sil Hat bere, Leing made of eartp. Toe men and boys uow start tirouxh the Pueblo in every direction. They rido up facing the women ou the Louses, su ali he me utter struoge sounds, crylog for water, When one rides up to 8 wymsn she takes a quanticy of water and throws §t down to M shic'can throw 1 talr fu bis face st thu bester, sud then bo dushes away to sowe otler wyman who dogs the g hrm. Tuey seews to waut the waier dashed Tight down in their faces, sud suiLetimes tLoy cateh a mouth. ful ofit and epout jt out aegor, Tt 13 2 strauye t, fndeed, und with the fudlabs thls hasa p meaning. Soou ¢lier thls Ume tho wet L3 expacted to set fu bore, sad thls 1s 3 zrnwrlur plensy of ratn. ‘This much Flearned, iyt did nut leary to wl mt?u LTaYer Was wade, Possibly to Muntezuws. ‘Two or three days atter this, although the wet seswn hud not fairly set fo, we bad a wonderful rutu,~tha bardest raig we have veeo stuce cuming berp. | think tlelr prayers 13 Pueblos would were being snswered, Foahions in Har, Neis York Sun, T fashion In Isdies’ colifures ta Parls i3 to b the Lrir morg and Livre Srous sbe neck, 80 that the madern feinalé haad fooks Iike & Pofn- peilan cameo. Powder Is coming intn asa again. At the races 4t Langchismps, Lhers were two ladies' tormerty blondes, who appeared witly canary yeltow hale, They wers very pretty, and 80 no ono sald anything. Antieipate and prevent sickness with Jamsiea Ginger, BUSINESS NOTIGES, Tee « Mea, Wi % Nnothing Syriup® e ehilitren wnileterthing, 1t vares dvsentery a0 fui- Arehord, Wind colic. ana rezalates the b vois, ¢ et — Sanfard @ Cllew Jackeon's fear Gwans Vory CATAK <1 HEs. ity AR A £ s A b e SANFORD'S ... - RADICAL CURE - < CAmamRy Afidavit of Samuel Spianey, Esqyy Meadow Vale, Nova Scotia, fully at« tested by Georze Munro, Esqe, Jus- - tice of the Peace, aud by three Cler~ gymen of Annapolis Conntys A mi- racnlons cure effected by Sanford’s Radical Care, Thismar centity that T have heen & terriule diseuse, Cararrh of the Head $0tnn 32 years. caitrd by taking eold in Junm, (3, Te AUACK AL ED® i was 80 v2vere (hac ihe docior and my filends tHOURDL § Moier - yearannd yeary 1 have heen =0 sick that tife n: Aburach (o myseif and friende. It |s usicss for ma 10 03y how many doctors L haye tried, how mact net- el have taxen, durtuk Al thess yoars of endiers - SPEILZ, DU Lt Wi anifor s ) have saflered will Enow that | nyer cewsed (o every ety at prominet 11av e diacharged fr Ahly akin, finewd with {uok for reliof, and 10 try wardvhiz nt st s time, At dur wlked W the rive 0z mraeif, wo It can P Ve o i Rrmiy behere ] f"'flf‘ [13 # ave tothe ead canint be 1old. by ekall tlio e of Basrouire it i anged, it eleared iy min: 113 AV hAL notling eote befors wetoms Liad dutie, How mptly 1 impeoved a0 Ty v red my D uense of Wk wondapinl [edicina’ toms An Wi e for years can teully, Tnny story short, 1 wii sav 1 4 [t i Gopes mae far the w) oEy, which way d Vénid el of now, d 1ot Tt il 108 jumie hoopie ty van, whin g clear ronsclence apa &gt 1 tat'to this on thie Holy Dile, s found out tists remedy, MUl . Mewlow Vaie, Annapolls County, Nor. &, 1377, - SWORN TO BEFORE ME, This 2% day of Norcmber, 1877, ; IR E N % T 3ustion of tho Penoe, om of Annumile listt aad teutine ADICIL GiRE contalns 3 i L0l gies < B M mmia e 2 5% HELPLESS B - BRI Rbcamatisn® T galey i \ e J aoar fal. Ve vnt 1 Cat et all 114 T relier 1en wer il £nd s suffeting. ol Willlamaio Aug. 3, 1370 PRICE 25 GENTS. ul th o)sin COJ. NOLT A cotthtiation of kel At ¥ Ry Menteated [Mag, ol ALTuly wudriol Vias Bustun, Maca, o whita 7hA3. cai:.iia_"b'a}i;—rf asee » ’ Chas. Glossage - g Co MRS Furnishing Gos * Notable Barguains!" da k¥ (W T 60 doz, Braces at 26 ota., Really worth 73 s, London-Made Boarfs ot $1.'._m AT Olocked Half Hoss, Solit!‘ Oolors, T 50 cts , worth double. Purs Fr, Linen Hdkfs, at 36 ots,, W dod., ' SUILD l!u:dnr.'." Fiao Ballriggan Half EMw'nm egwsr. 2Beta, Supar Stont Eag, Half Hog,m_. e Bolid Colors and 8tripoes, SRS, " Bargains in Now Styles Collars aud Ouffs, Baglish Oardigans, Alo} 8% bIF price to clos, Silk Hdkfs., a Manufacturer’s Biock, "VFQ plusg,” olly f cla Night Shirta for $1, Heavy aud Loog. Unlaugdried Shirts, SByperior quatity, 730 and §1. Fr, Yoke Shirts, Dressad, only £1. Boys' Bpirtl. Qolored and White, Tscia'snd §1, Black Tien, o Targe Lot, Clayig ouf p2p cts, Bhatland, Soarlet, and Grampian Enit Wool Half Hose, ) Gentlemen's Gloves 0f gvery desoription 8t Lowsst Prices! Iy this depariment we have many unusual bargains in broken Jots which we close 8% loaa than HALF FRIOE} Chus, Gossuge & Co. 8TATE-ST. - B WASHINGTON-ST. MILLINLBY. % ey S o VA e e e Webster & Company IMPORTERS, Are now selling pretty DRES BONNETS ut from 5 to $10, Other Goods to Corresponi. ALL. NBW, BALESROOY, 107 Slatast. /