Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1880, Page 5

+ would renew shortly, A THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JUNIE 3, 1880—I'WELVE PAGES. TOREIGN. The Committee of the Prussian Diet Dissecting the Church Bill. ea Jews Arrested in St. Potersburg Charged with Nihilism. yorty Thousand People in a Starving Condition in Persia and : Armenia, GREAT BRITAIN, * PORSINLE VICTIMS OF TE ATALANTA: xpoN, June %—The Captain of a ves- gel, arrived nt Queenstown. from Doemarara reports that on the 80th of April, {n Intitude godeg. north, longitude 60 deg. wust, passed araftapparontly mindeon board a man-of- war or first-class steamer, as ft was bolted together, not Inshed, In two days afterward gay several corpses, dressed in white, TEos aA, i — ench Ambassador, speaking al 8 te rayor's banquet Iast night, sald he considered Iiis mission in some. sort com- feted, a3 ho felt sure: Snplanl al praia tho treaties uf 1800, —_ A DESERTRR, . Jordan, Captain of tho Canadian crick- ae playing ‘at Lutcester toxlay, was appre- hended a3 0 deserter from tho Second Lorso Guards elght yeurs ago. GERMANY, TESTIMONIAL ‘TO A CHAPLAIN, Bentiy, June 3—The English and Ameri- ean residents yesterday presonted a testimo- nial to the Rov, Robert Bellson, Chaplain here for twenty-five years, but now compelled to resign on account of advanced age, MONSIGNON JACOBINE has been authorized by the Vatican to pub- Iish the entire correspondence with Bls- marok. tae ‘THE CUSTOMS TERRITORY, Iu tho Bundesrath yesterday ao motion of Prussia Teapocting the Incluaton of the Low- er Elbe within the customs territory was dis- cussed, It was finally resolved that tt. shall bgread for the first tle in n plenary sitting, without previously being subinitted ton com- mittee. Bent, June 2.—The first article of the Church Dill, which las been rejected by the Committee, xives the Government, disere- tlonary power in the applicntion of those de- erees Which forbid any but German subjects and all who have not undergone a course of education preserlbed for othor learned pro- fesstons from recelying appointments in tho Catholic Church. ‘ GERMANY. THE CHURCIE DIT, Bentq, June %.—The Committes charged with tho oxamination of the Church bill re- jected the first article by a vote of 13 to 8. OFF THE TRACK, Bent, Juno 3.—A serious accident oc- curred on the Berlin & Magdeburg Railway. Altoinran off tho track ‘and two persons were killed and thirty-four injured, EXPLOSION. By a bollor explosion in this city, eight persons were killed, RUSSIA. CHANGED WITH NIMTLISM. 81. Perersuuna, June 2—Saeveral Jews have been arrested nenr this city on a charge of being connected with the Nihilists. RUSSIAN LEVIES, Sr. Perenssuna, June 3—The late Gov- emor of Wilna ling represented to the Gov- ernment tho advisability of abolishing special contributions levied on’ Janded. property be- jongins to Poles in tho wine Western Proy- FRANOH, BECREOY IN VuTING. Panis, June 3.—In the Chamber of Depu- tles to-day a resolution wns adopted the ob- Ject of which {s to secure aeerecy in voting. DEAD, Paul Augustin Alfred Leroux, member of . tho Cabinet under the Inst Empire, is dead, dlippolyte Philibert Passy, veteran politt- clan and Member of the Institute, 1s dead. ATGOUANISTAN, r TEMPORIZING. Lospoy, June %.—A Cabul correspondent Teports that Abdurrahman Khan has replied {ncordiat terms tothe British letter. British emlssaries believe Abdurrahman Khan fs preatly, under Russian Influence, and may bo emporizing until he recelves Instructions trom Tashkend, 2 CUBA. A BIG HAUL. Tavana, June 93—When Upman & Co., Conalgnocs of $23,600 In specto by tho stenimer toga, sent for tho samo the Pursor found the specle-room hind been broken {nto tho specle ubstractad, ‘he passengers ant _ hadall landed when tho discovery wus made, INDIA. - TROOPS UNDEI ORDERS. Catcurra, June 3—Four companies of British troops have orders to bo In rendiness 10 take up positions for the protection of the ‘ontier of Burmah, VARIOUS. PRUSIA AND THE TURCOMANR, kh Loxpoy, June 2,—Tho Persian Government a8 refused to interfere In tha Tokke quea- or to neeopt the’ proffered allegiance of the Mory Turcomans. THY FAMINE IN ABIA. Forty thousand persons In Kurdistan, At- ral a Neatoral Persia must be fed for ‘onths if they ure to be ke: 5 Ghe hundred and thirty-elseht arate As ‘fd ot arvation at Bashalh, and 107 at RESIGNED, Rour, Juno .— : War, igs ree Bonolli, Minister of ——— Loa, THE UTES. Mek inos AqkNnor, Colo,, Juno 1.—Gon, cKenzic and command have juat arrlyod, 7 Tndlang aro quict, ns Ouray has assured ee the troops are here to protect all par- ‘ The run to the Gunnison country con- ica, and, It 18 reported, {8 on tho Increase. cre should pass the Ute bill at once, | Tans Ouray has worked hard to perform his and has succeeded tn harmonizing the ten ment Slements which existed on’ hls re- thee fn jyashington, Ho aggured tho Utes aa Dill would become a Jaw at an early () a EXVER, Col,, June &.—A Tribune Santa hay pein Saya a special from Los Vegas see tM, A. Otorg, Prestdent of tha New wate © Southorn Itnitrond, has recelyed the Aveo art rellabla information that near aos and Utes had grand powwow stood er Amarittn, N. MM, and it fy undor- war’ 6 reault of the council was to make th common against tho whites, Hot. inGematie ait %O5%q AEM n , An TOO} ahoW tog at at oneo to noar the Naviunlo Reaurya- Boe © Ute country, Although Col, Cait th four companies of tha Fitteentit to For we sone other troops, are marching The of fin gate. whitch is milinoat i the, cone is entire Aavaiae Reservation, still his force Ahogy, vs ch in horses, e, fef{* 808 could place at tenet 600 ign Inthe ———— .. PORT HURON ert Hons, Mich, Juiia —~Up—Propal- ia eee James Fisk, Jr,, Nashuas'stoam- Miter” of Cleveland, Pirate; schooner 8, J. jr Opellera Empire: Btate, Alco: inf consort, iW Chattes ald barge alasieete soneareess Cormorant. with Senator add consort Aino Suith with Goshawk and Montpelechgoners Ostrich, West Side,Nalad, Hy eller, Surprise, L. Vin Valkenberg, J. Wiletes Wiomarets, Alexander, j Post auth, Nahiy weather Aue. : Pasod ood, Mich tune 1p mz: He, itwaxo, James AY ed cousortod, Ae Turner and barwes;” tug Cascio and barges: achooners Louisa, Awd. Rogers, and Fitzcerald, Departed—Schoonvr North Cape. Jown—Propellets Ci, Kershaw, Lowell, Henry Howard and barges, Ohio and consort, Hn {etoria ane sort, UN hh; weather cloudy. CASUALTIES. TNE TEXAS ¥1.00N, SAN Antosto, Tex,, May 5t.—Further re- vortsof the flood at Brackett ara that about fourteen Inches of water fell {In ton hours, Crevks have all run down and persons ara busy hunting for the bodies of the drowned. ‘Tho body of Prof. Stadler, editor of the Fort Clark Newa, lias been found lodged Ino tree eighteen miles south of Brackett. Tho body of W. C. Kartes hing also been found, with the bodles of a ntimber of Moxlean mon, women, andehildren. It is hardly known how many. were drowned, though. the number {fs pineed nt twenty-five. The — dam- age to business and residences — at Urackett, a town of 000 people, will reach $75,000. Sh and eattle men along all creeks and ravines lost heavily, and several sinall flocks and Judga Robluson’s flock of 1.400 sheep were swept fway nnd all drowned, The water In a valley six miles east of Fort Clark was nearly forty feet deep and half a nile wide, Small grain was beaten down or washed away, thongh tho storm happlly passed over i stock and not a farming coun- ry. The poor poople of Brackett are in frent distress, and aro being fed and shel- ered through the kindness of the milltary at Fort Clark and ciilzens who voluntarily cs caped disaster, FALLING WATE. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Juno %—Ono of tho walls of an unfinished brick bullding In this city, owned by Poter Wolford, fell to-day, burying several workinen [nthe ruins, Thomas Gl, John Gaunis, 8, F. Little, T. J, HWisher, and John Jenson wero seriously in- Jured, though none probably fatally. Tho building was new and not wholly comptated, It was about being occupied by IL. G. Har- rison & Co, 05 0 wholesale grocery house, and art of the stock was airenly in the building, he ennse of the accident is nileged to be de- fective architecture, ‘The Joss on the bulld- ing will be about $5,000, ‘The loss on stock cannot be estimated at present, as $30,000 worth are buried in the débris. A CURIOUS ACCIDENT, Spectat Dispateh to Tha Chicago Tribune, Apnray, Mich, June &2—Royal George, a brakeman on a Lake Shore train, was caught under. the chin thisnfternoon, as the train was centering this station, by 2 telegraph-wira just stretched from the Driving Park to the depot, and hurled froin thetop of the caboose tothe ground. Ils throat was badly Incer- ated from ear to enr, but, beyond the shock, hesustalned no other injury, and thore fs hope of his recovery. COLLISION, Corumus,.0., June 3—A report reriches here that a collision occurred on tho Bea Line Road early this morning, near Gilead, between ono section of a freight train, which had -broken In. two, and o passenger train hound west. Several cars are reported badly wrecked. Harry Bean, of Cleveland, mall agont, was considerably injured, and Charies Goodin, of Cinclnnatl, express messenger, was slightly Injured, .—— DROWNED. Sr. Many’s, 0., Juno 2—A daughter of Benjamin Foster was drowned tn St. Mary’s River. She and her tio sisters attempted to ford the river, wien the current carriad all of tham away, one drowning. FIRES. IN 81, LOUIS. Sr. Lours, Mo., June 2.—The Inrgo sno and feed stables of Thomas Fahcy, Jr., 1541 Broad- way, burned, between 3 nnd 8 o'clock this morning, togethor with a considerableamount of feed and other proporty, and between fif- feet aud twenty horses. Loss not yet ascer- “IN CHICAGO, Tho alarm from Box 80 nt 8 o’clock Inst evening was caused by a fire In the fourth story of a brick building at Nos. 86 and 88 Market streot. Tho fire orlginated in the wood-work about a defective furnace in the sparfinants ceeupiol bp tho Walkar, wire ookstand Agency of E. Nuyes, Damage bullding and contents, $500." sg IN BROOKLYN. New York, Juno 2.—The Elm Placa Con- gregutlonal Church, Brooklyn, burned to- night. Loss, $50,000. Insurance, $30,000. a ee THE MILLERS. Procoedings in tho Internntional Con- vention at Cincinnatt, Crxcinnati, June 2.—Tho Miller's Inter national Exposition ts now In full oporatton, the machinery all running, and a fargo at- tondance of interested peoplo visited the hatl to-lay. ‘The Grain Congress called for the purpose of enabling grain-dealers and others inter- ested In grain to maken closer busluess ace quaintance, and to discuss matters In inter- fat portent to eraln, lield its first session to-«day. 8. HH. Thompson, of Baltimore, waa chosen Chairman, and harles By Murray, Sceretary. Dolegates arrived from Baltiniere, Chleago, Loulsville, Milwaukee, &t. Joseph, Mo., St. Louis, St. Paul, ‘Loron- to, Columbus, and Cinelnnaul. More dele- gates are oxpucled at to-morrow’'s session, Ata meeting of the Millers’ Natiounl Asso- ciutlon the Sucretary preseuter ils report showing # reduction Ino membership, an urging steps to incronso the number of mem- ers, Alex H, Smith, Chairman of the Committee on Patents, rend a paper in which he dealt soverely with the thieves who steal foreign pigceares and patent thom in this country. Te was severe also upon outside millers who gloved the benefits of the Association's legal Aghts without contributing a cent to pay the oxpensy, He advocated a more Hberal approprindon by Congress to the Patent Ofllce, the abolition of the reiigiu of patents under now tltles, theestablishinent of a patent court for the aiuatineltt of patent sults, and reforias with reference to the rules for esti- mating dainages ih eases of Infringement. A. Brytest against the pending Casey-Young i] way ordered to be sent to Congresa. ‘The icing mre Conmities made a re- port, Including a resolution to the effect that trangportation corporations should be placed under naultable supervision in the Interest of the whole people, . Howard Lockwood, publisher of the MIU- ers’ Journal, New York, read an exhaustive paper on tho exports of whentand flour and ha wheat production of the world. Mr, Lockwood's statistics went back nx far as 170, and formed a very completa lls wore of thy export movement of bread- atuifs, The Pavuctive enpacity of countries competing with the United States was tull but forth, and the amount of surplus which they could plage on the markets of the world given, It waa shown that the wheat production of Juilla wus the next Targus the United Slates. ‘The eral argument of — the per ented tg dovelup the fact that the country need not fear the competition of others Ih fie jriteat trade, aul that we are Lunt guln- In the quantity of Hour exported. ie Convention will hold another acssion to-morrow. ——————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, - New Your, June 3—Arrived, steamships elvala, pom Londons ah) aly Ham- ‘burg; Amerluuo, from Havre; Oterant from Hull; Voliner, from Stavros ond At: gerla, from Liverpool, Loxpon, Juno 32—Steamers Clrcasal Arizona, and Mosel, from New “York, an Austrian, from Boston, have arrived ou $$ * , "THIEF ARRESTED. Lasf Saturday night a farmer, on his way to LaCrosse, Wis., was held up against the gloset-door In a railroad car, about ten miles outslie the clty. Upots reaching the city he -potnted out a manon the train’ who was ar- rested. ‘The prisoner gave the namo of Waters, but, as it could not be proven that he was plef, he was idisohar, by Justice Wallace, Atan carly hour yester- day morning the watchman of, the Grand Pa- citle Hotel found a man, who clther was uns der the influence of tlyuor or felyned to be, and wh on ihe wagdhaga overhauled him he showed’ fight. A detective from. the Cen- 4 . " ‘i 6 but bef Latter atl Ska oO secured he fell J. Murray, C. 8, By GB, Moldy, and "Ward ware elecisd ®:Hourd of Alt In response. to a hlow We ateh a way ns to rin his hand through anviidaw-pane, where- by he was severely uty ‘They started for the County iospl With him, but upon renehing that inst{iption the burglar, for sich he proved fo be, gave so many Various necountst77of iimacif that tho detectlve'a suaplelppys were aroused, Ho was than acarehed te Puralars’ tools wore found upon him, Witen'his wound, which wasnot a serious oneyfiel heen dressed, he was taken to the Central Station and locked up. Ie wna not John Summers, a Conven- tion delegate, and tha occupant of the Room 406 ‘at the hotel, nor. was he John Adams, attorney, but only plain Ed Waters, professional thief. The police now elain to have suflelent proof in the larceny easy to convict Waters, and they have tele- graphed his victlin to comuon and prosecute. CRIMINAL NEWS. TUE BALTIMORE RIOT. Harrinone, Md, May d1.—During the dec- oration services over the colbred Union dead at Suburban Cemetery this afternoon, 2 meléo occurred! between a party of negro roughs in front of tho cemotery gate, which terminnted in a riot and murder, and wound- ing of sovoral persons. ‘There wero over 5,000 colored people inand about the ceme- tery when the fight occurred, and the wildest. oxcitoment prevalled, ‘The disturbance ean: menced by a party of negro rougha ciitering asaloon not far from the cemetery and call- ing for drinks, After imbibing thoy declined ta Pays and whon the barkeoper’ persisted that they should they made an attempt to clean ot the establisiment, while Kegs of beer and bottles of Nqnor were being hurled In oyery directlon, A force of county police, In command of Sheriff Jones, arrived on the scene, Jy this time nearly 500 negroes had gathered on the ron near the house, The oficers, after a struggle, arrested several of the men who had attempted to eclenn out the tavern, but when they started HF the road with their prisoners they wore followed by the howling, angry mob, and a shower of Dricks, stones, and ‘other missiles, In another fnstant the mob surrounted tha oficers, who then drew holr pistols and commenced firlny in self- defense Jrpinisenauesty: into the crowd, Nearly fifty shots were fired, when, their anununition falling them, they took refure ina honse a ttle distanco ou the road from the cemetery, In tho meantime three of the negroes fell Charles Marson being k¥led instantly, aud the other two, it 1s thought fatally wounded. A woman with a child inher aring was also shot In the breast and sariousl: Driven almost to frenzy by the firing of the oficers the Infurinted crowd beat In the door and windows of the house in which the officers had taken refuge.. Another posse of officers, ltowaver, arriving on the scone of effectually checked the riot, Several of the officors were ‘badly injured about the head and face, and a number of the negroes be- aides the one who was killed were seriously wounded. No arrests were made. ARRESTED, Special Dispatch to The UMteago Tribune, ToruKka, Kas,, June%.—James «A Rogers, of the law firm of Rogers & Lehay, at llays City, Kansas, was arrested at the depot here to-day ona telegrain froth the Sheriff of that county charging him with entbozzlement. Rogers was on his way to the Chicago Con- yentlon, where he hoped to see Grant nom- Tnatad Le was taken back In charge of an officer, wounded. — DOUBLE MURDER, Norrotx, Va., June 2—A colored seaman belonging to the schooner Mignonette killed the Captain and cook, and seriously wound- ed the mate, and took 2 boat and exenped to shore. He fs supposed to bo hiding In the swamps, ——— DISAGREED. | Bosros, Mass, Juno 2%—Tho ‘fury in tho case of Charics Demond, the ex-Treasurer of the Massachusotts Home Missionary Society, charged with embezzilng $50,000 of the funds of tho Socicty, disagreed this anoriiny and wore discharged, ‘hls was tho second trlal, CANADA. Orange Colobration—An Ecclestastical Dispute—Selzed Petroleum and Naph- tha—Cattic-Exportution. Spectat Dispatch to The Catcago Tribune, Hamizton, Juno 2—The Orangemen of Ontario are expected to concentrate hore the next 19th, which will be the 312th anntver- sary of the crossing of the Boyne. It Is esti- matod that 25,000 will participate jn tho pro- cession, Spectat DAspateh to The Chicago Tribune, TlAnieax, June 3.—A, rumor {s in elrenla- tion in military cireles hero that Mr. Glad- stone will withdraw the troops from Halifax. Sisters Aloyata and De Sales, who lett hero in September Inst for Rome, or Important, business in conncetion with their Order, aro now on thetr way home, ‘he reason why these Indies took so -lengthy_s Journey was to appeal personully to the Pope ol cortain matters in dispute ‘between thy Superior at thelr Order and the ecclesinstieal anthorl- ties In this city, The mission hus beon emfnently successful, Not only have ia differences been arranged to the entire satisfaction of the Sisters, but the position of the community has been definith suttled. The Mother Supertor will henceaforth atyled the Buparior-General of the Order, —a title recently claimed by the ecclesiastic- al head of this Diocese. ‘Tha Popa himself is now actually at tho lead of the Order, but such duties na are required to be performed here: will be attended to bya Vishop not of the Dincese where the Ordor resites, who ts pette, beappointed. During all thelr stay In Rome tho Slaters recelyed from the ecele- slasticnl authorities the greatest kindness and attention, and, Just vefore leaving, were favored by the Pope with 1 special anilienee, Bpectit Diapates to The Chicago Mee Orrawa, June &—The Government bas irchased Dr, Coleman's blood stallion tn meléboye for stock purposes in the North- west, On the @7th of Mayan order-in-Councll was passed, approving of certain regulations respecting, tho disposition of petreluum and naphtha selzed na directed by the Petroleum fuspection act of 1850, Theso regulations provide that, {f tho quantity selzed, exceed. ten barrels, it shall be branded o8 naphtha; and, if the first offense, bereturned on py; ment of penalty, and on condition that ft be forwarded ta wv refinery for treatment, On asecond or subsequent offense, it shall he condxcated, and to any person at fale cost, on condition of sending it ton refinery for trentuent, If the quantity selzed 1s less than ten barrels, or so small ag not to com- ensate for the trouble of sending itto n re- jury, or If there be dificulty In doing so, It shall bo branded ag naphtha, and sold, Ona first offense, the awner shall r v¢ the pro- couvda In excess of the penalty; and, on a sec: ond offense, the saing shall be vouflseated, If petroleum selzed as previously stated, and teturned to the owner, 1s again offered for snlo In contravention of sich. conditions, it shall, be selzod’ and dealt with ns if the first wero Mlegally sold or offered for sale, Naphtha, when selzed fora first offense, shall be restored to the owner on payment of a money penalty, and on the reguintion as ta branding ami starage of packages belng complied with: but, for a second offense, it sha contiscated, and sold on condition that the purchaser comply with the regulations, Hpactat DHspater ta Ths Chleago Tribune, BontReAr, June 3.—Thero is a large de- mand for cattle-room at this port, and en- surements have been mate for Liverpool at as high as 10s per head. Last year at as tlyp the rate was £3 to £4108, Bteamers have 44} por head, ‘the yacht Countess of Dufferin Is at King- ston, whore she will be calked previous to Jeaylug for a trip to the Bermudas, -* RELIGIOUS, ‘ Prrranvuna, Po, Junoa—In the Methodist‘ Protestant Conforence to-lay, the session was almost entirely taken up with the reail- ing and adopting of reportg of commnittecs, Re a on retin of the bourne Bin: storia] Education, proposed ugs- Hon, “WH you abalg nn srom tobaccas* bo stricken out. ‘The Conference refused to accept the amendment; and the report was adopted as read, ner 9 John Scott, W. J, Gilidaple, J. H. Clang, J, . G. Ward were elec! als ‘oie Conforenca ‘will prubpbly” adjo he Conference Ww: rd adjourn finally to-morrow, : fis rt ci ha find Malt nites puro andants inviysranie Knowles’ Insect Powder Gun is by faxghe host. . Nootbor Whisker Dro equals Hil's—Woents n chartered up to the end of July at | LONDON. A Visit to the Royal Hospital for Animals. An Institution for tho Benefit of Sick Dogs, Oata, Birds, Fishes, Eto. The Old Lady ond Wer Cor ‘Jip"—Fees for * ‘Treatment of Snvalid Pets, Bpectat Correepondence of The Cheago Tribune, Losnon, Eng., May 11.--For one whoin tho presses of Fleet street bind in the Ixton-like servillty to that narrow stretch of London known as“the City,” 1 got tolerably fur afield to-day: Lwent§as far west as Wilton Place, Belgravia, * Wilton Place is by no means an interesting apot. What little celebrity it has is due to the location there of the NOYAL NOSMITAL FOR ANIMALS, This hospital Js established for the inverti- gation and treatment of the discases and In- jurics of animals of every kind. From a horse toa gold-fish, there fs no species that does not come withIn its practlee. If your dog looks down in the month, take him to the Royal Hospital, and Dr. Atkinson and somo of the experienced kennelmen on iis staff. will bring hin safely round, I warrant. you. Jf your favorit cat stald a little too long on the back fence last night and got a bad cold, put tt in basket and hie you to Wilton Place. If your Ifinet looks poorly, if Poll can't ask for his cracker as becomes @ respectable parrot, or if the white mice your boy brought home from the country with him last summer have the dyspepsia, you should at once consult one ofjthe yi ¢:rinary surgeons atthe Royal. In tha eventof your being a wealthy Londoner’ however, patients may be visited at tho homes of clients, and treated there a3 well as atthe surgeries of the hospital. I had heard of several marvelous cures haying been effected nt thts Institution, and tho Idea possessed me thatthe readers of Tur Tune inight lke to know soimething of its curious practice, I trust, therefore, thoy will receive indulgently the protit of my dis- coveries, ae must really excuse me for a minute? 8A DR. ATKINSON, the acting surgeon, as Lentered. “A slight acetdent has lately befallen one of our staff, and I must assist hin. I willbe with you bresently,”” “Nothing very serious, { hope?” I queriod when the Doctor returned, “O dear nol” was his answer, with laugh; “only my errand-boy hasa face like a‘red cabbage. We had n dog hore a few days ago suffering from a contagious mange, and the Jad caught the disease, . Instances of this sort are rare, but they are interesting,— very, sir, very. No, I will allow that the boy doesn’t find it plensant,—his face burning with inflammation,—but ho will soon be out of paln, As it fs, he feels himself the hero of the establishment; he probably never at- tracted so much attention before in all his iife, L may say that ho woke up and found himself famous on the morning when we dis- covered what was tho matter with him. You know the couplet about some: being born grent, some achieving greatness, and some having greatness thrust upon them. Well, it Was a case of tho Inst with him, and he is im- proving the opportunity to the full.” At this point In.the conversation the door opened, and a vinegar-visnged old lady, magnificently dressed, entered the sur ger ye enring In her arms. healthy-looking black. tan cur, ‘The Doctor with great nffabil- offered her a seat, and the following con- versation took placa: aes Doctor,” she, began, repronch- fully sniffing tho alr, “VT alocerely hope you don't allow smoking here,.for I think it is VENY CRUEL TO THE POOR ANIMALS,” “No, Madan, Ido notiamoking. is strictly forbliden, I even object to cents smoking while they are In the surgery. ‘Che odor you Amell is from the cigar of a gentleman who entered not long since, but who immediately threw the weed Into the grate on my inform- {ne him of our rule.” Patting the dou’s head, he continued, “Is the pet unwell?” “O yea—very. Leannot understand what alls him.’? ‘Te doesn’t look 11.” “But, Doctor, he ts tll, For the Inst two days he has eaten almost nothing. Tam dis- tracted with the fear that J shall lose him, and that would be a terrible Joss. Why, f think as much of poor Jip as L could of a elit. He never leaves me for an instant during the cay andat night he sleeps with me. Tt would be an almost nnbearableantile- tion if anything were to happen him. I have had great reluetance abou bringing him to you, but at last I thought Lmust.' “ie you will leave Jip with ine until to- morrow, think Lean bring him safely round, ‘The best of care shall be faken of hin.” “Some way I can't bear to lenve him here, where I know there are 80 many atheroma: “You needn't have tho lenst fear, Madam; he shall be kept entirely by hingelf, and I will attend to him personally. ‘That tiny terrier you see tied up in the corner BELONGS TO THE DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE. Thave not taken hin inte the hospital yet, because 1 wish to observe every symptom o' Wsmalady. fe ls a particular pet of the Duchess’, and sho has left him entirely in my charge,” * Indeed, replied the old Indy, brighten- sige Up; ** then may safely let you take lip. 1 know the Duchess of Newcastle very well, Sho thinks the world of her pats, too. Now you will treat Jip gently, won't you? Ishalt gall in the inorulng the. first Ling. aftor breakfast, hoping to dnd him better, Charge whatoyer you please for your services. But lake good care of hin.” And, with the assurances that tho cur sliall bo looked after as became a dog of ils station, the Indy withdrew, and loft the surgery once more to the Doctor and me. “There's o sample vislt. for you. Now, thoro's nothing in the world tho imatter with the animal (whom, by tho way. the Doctor had olained up linmedlately the awner had fone) but overfeeding. “Hundreds aro brought to us with the same complaint, It docsn'tdo always to tell the people tls, however, They would resent It, Yes, tho remedy Is a slinple one. I shall keep her Jip, as she calls hin, three or four days in eo iufrmary, give him a mild alterative, RESTRICT 118 FOOD, And lot him have water to drink; and, If he won't ent when ho goes back to his mfatress, then Mr, Gladstone didn’t get in for Mil: lothtan. Speaking of Mr, Gladstone, it may interest you to know that the wifo of that atatesinan has a favorit pug that Loften pro seribe for. It was only the other day 1 was called down to soe the poor aniual, who had sprulned one of his legs. ‘This was a rather unfortunate alfair, as the pug only has two: Jegs,—any forward and one bind—and his recent acoldent has deprived him altogethor of means of locomotion, think, though, bhatt be uble to pull him togethar agaln, une doubtedly to lis own satisfaction, and 1 am sure to the delight of the lady who prizes him 80 mneh.? (will expluin here that lt fs customnr; at the hospital te spenk of all the larger auf inals as ones would refer to ® person. They are “ho” or “she,” and “who” or “that! bat ersonal “it and whieh"? are cone tire! ¥ disearded, ‘All the dog cases brought to you are probably not so gaally cured as the ‘one the old indy has juat left fn your hands?” L sald, “Naturally nots. tho dog {a subject to nearly ng inany allinenta as nan; and, if ho spent as much of his thine in plysicking fine self ns 6ome people de he would bo ON THE BSICK-LIST AS OFTEN AB THEY, Do not misunderstand mo when I compare the sick dog w thesickinan, Lspeak only of disenses, in-classca, Min curtainly hus more forms of the snine spocles of disease than the dog, What 1 mean is, that gener- Jeally egch has about the same. You ask ane Which ts the most counuon cantina dis- tamper, Ung peationsblyaczema, ingome form ff or other, Thorv are, for Instance, ten ora dozen forms of mane, but chore not one of them which will uot yield to the proper treatwent if rsistently and Ite ntly pursued, Bub thor wre other maladies more vlustve, A dog may bave the dyspepala, or he may suffer from stricture; or polson which has somutine been admin- istered to hi may suddenly make its pres: once felt, ‘Then there ure numberless surgical operations that we are called upon to pure form. [had a case yesterday week In which J removed a tumor of enormous size from the neck of an autinal property of Ad- wilsas}—, Aud dows are contluually belng brought to the boapttal with broken legs to be reset or amputated”? “Do you never experience dlMeuity in elting adox quict enough to operate upon iin?” T asked, “Only In exceptional cases, When there isn r taint operation to be per- formed we chloreform the animal; but in inust cases we think it safer not to adminis- ter anesthetics, While in our charge the brute patients usually behave admirably, seemingly appreciating our attentions, Oftentimes dozs come. running Into. tho surgery when the door is open, which wo recognize as having formerly been under our cars. ‘They seam pleased to reney acguaint- ances, You would think tat after thelr ex- perfence they would keep clear of the hos piinl: but the dog is the most grateful ani- tual that rune on four legs. ANOUT CATS. “Ah, yest! The new wards in our In- firmary are now complete, with every mod- ern convenience for the health and comfort of the Toms and ‘Tabbies. Of the bred pets, cats rank next to dogs in our practice, numerically speaking. Tiley, — too, have all inanner ot diseases, Abscesses aro very common, and Jntely a distemper of tha eyes lias been. prevalent, Overfeeding is the cause of as mich bad health In cats as In dogs, Old Jadles, atid you any, were probably our beat clients fn this department? Nota bit of ft. Ladies of all ranks, wees, and conditions bring thelr cats here, The oft ladies, low- ever, ire uaully the most dimeult to deal with, for most of them haye an ainazingly exact acquaintance with feline pathology. Having nothing else to do, they spend a grent dal of thelr thue in reading up the Iiterature of cats; and they know a3 many remedies for a sick cat as the best of ns, What they usunily Jack Is Judgement. They come into the surgery, and Inform you what the dis ease Is that torments” their pet, whnt they have been giving the cat for medicine, and thelr utter amazement that the antual has not been cured long ago, They are very tiresome at thnes, for there is a weakness common amnong them of regallng you with tales fearfully and wondertaty mado con- cerning the extraordinary intelligence of their favorits,” “You told me you had often to TREAT HMDS, Canaries, I presume, are your commonest patients, “Quite right; but we have, besides, par- rots, Iinnets, and many others. Parrote are interesting patients, because they are subject toa variely of complaints, and because they are obstinate, ‘The parrot is the mule among birds,—at least so far as iny experience goes. They are stubborn and vindictive, and it’s no joke to giva them medicine. I have known them to go days without eatin, anything, refusing most tempting food. There Js one ‘way, and only | one way, of urn; liquid into” their stomachs. Get their heads tipped just right, and they are powerless to prevent what you give going down their throats. Bronchial troubles are common among their species, and, like most birds, they are sufferers from pirasitical disorders of an internat nature. [ have recently been treating a great many canaries. Nearly all of these were sufferin: from absevss. Cure fs usually speedy the scalpel is properly used. To chloroforin f canary we taky two drops of the Hqutd and put It, with the bird, under a tumbler, In- sensibility follows. finmediately. HTemp- seed given in too large quantities Js sure to make a cage-bird fll. We have hundreds of such cases, There are certain diseases Which usnally manifest themselves at month- ly times, particularly in large birds.” “AND WHITE MICE?” “Wo havo a fairly numerous quota of those tiny animals brought to us. Fanciers are very careful with thelr best breeders, and, rather than lose them, bring the pink- eyes to the hosphial: What wo believe to be 8 chrunte indigestion is thelr usual com- plaint, “ Have you. ever been consulted in the ense of the common honse-mouse?” [ queried, knowing that there were scientific people who enged that auimal. “I do not remember an instance,” an- swered the Doctor; “but I once prescribed for a black mouse, and cured him: and some months ago I had a white rat under my care. it wasatouchy case, I ean tell you. We thought we should lose him; but [ pulled him through. Ho lind an abscess in the head, which I removed (the abscess, not the head, please). He stood It Hke & martyr, and was entirely recovered a fortnight after. Occasionally monkeys are browzht Jn, and, when sick, they have a long face that would amuse you. But our practice In this direction 1s not extensive, I reated a goodish number of these beggars when I was in Paris, but the English do not Iny much store on. the chattering rascals, You occasionally meet with them in some of the seaports, but London {s nota inonkey- fancying community.” “To the -uninitiated like myself,” I yentured, ‘‘thore {5 certainly a more or less ridiculous suggestion in the thought that thore are people WHO RING FISH TO A DOCTOR, as I seo they do by the globes on your counter,” ‘It does seam strange that any one should become attached to 2 fis; but wo often gee evidences of such an_ attach- ment, Gold and silver fishes are the only yarletics wa have ever treated, You may well think that it is dificult to prescribe for fishes. Stull, we have had considerable success. ‘There is a parasite, not unilke the animal- cular pest that is killing so many of the silmon in our rivers, that destroys them, By introducing the fish into different tanks, each tank contalning water chemically pro- pared, wo usually effect a cure.” “What are your fees,’ T asked, ‘or do they depend on tho inclination of the cient, after he las seen what you have done for the patient?” “WE ITAVE ONE FIXED RATE OF CHANGES, which I will give you"; and the Doctor handed me a catd, on which J read Consultation and exomination,. Vistts and examination... Writton opinion and prescription. Washi scription. onl dreaslagss..ss ses wation to mitixato di soeninds attendance, and wishl WOCK) sessevecere vosvees Postemortem and analyse is Od All medicines van be bul without consultation ea, ete, Medicines at a emull extra charge to “Tn tho case of very poor people,” he con- thiued, “we make no charge w: ha ever.” The Dactor then shawed me through the wards of the hospltal, and concluded tho I1- terview with a warm compliment to the skill of vetorluary surgery In tho United States, Se oe HEAVY JUDGMENT. Sr, Joszri, Mo., June 2.—Tho Gazette of to-morrow will have an article to the effect that at Chillicothe on Tuesday Col, Elijah Gates, in the Cireult Court of Livingston County, sustained his attachment against the Mastin Bank and others on the ftems of $187,000, and judgsnent was rendered for that amount In lis favor, This secures beyond all peradventure tho State deposit in the Mastin Bank, ee oeeeesennenmmmeaeall ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY. Sprinorixey, June 2,—Tho Eclectic State Medieal Association met In this clty to-day, about twenty members only presont. Several papers were read, and the annual address of President R, F, Bennett delivered. A Jarger attondance and real business Is expected to- morrow, ee SUICIDES, Special Dispatch to Tae UAteago Tribune, Manitowoc, Wis., Juno 3—A man named Winzel Krelsel, a Bohemian, sulcided at tho Town of Mishtcott In this county lust night by shooting “hinusalt iieecaeuie Sno head. Cause nof known, a gprague Redivivus—A Confiict of Aue thority. and an Alloged Knock= Down, New Your, June 1.—A Sun apocial from Hel- tte, Conn. sayst "Karly this morning @ rumor rapidly wpend geet tho fawn that ex-Gov, Wittamn prague bud arrived here this cvoning, had deposed the Acting Superintendent of tho Bprayguo Mill, Nathan It. Gardiner, and had been knocked down by tho trate Gardiner; that the Governor had taken posscasion of the fort and bivouacked on the tuld of battle, Intending to remaln there all summor, Tho reportor found We Govornor recilning on a sof. liov, | Sprague auld tno bad been struck, vod thers had Leon ho personal vinlence, He came from Providence to appoint a Buperintondont. He learned whan be reached Haltic that Mr. Gardiner had asaumed. that position,and refusod to recoyulse Sprayue's authority, Nevertheless, Gov, Sprague, in plain. Hngiish, put Mr, Gardiner out, and took ‘pos- session of the counting office, The Governor represented Mr, Gardiner as offensive to the ercultora of tho prest A. and W. Syrigue vata. ‘The cuntilel of uuthority seems to baye been botwoon Mr. Chuffco and Gov. pr ub, sod Gurdiner, as the verveut of Mr. Obaifee, Lo ore in the eEntaae, Toe Boxee nog sud his rlonds, al whyu unkngewe, sceslon of tho counting-room of the mili, and at 6 Il o'clock at night sent out for mattrosscs and alept on the floor. In tho Baltic it Is generally believed that Gardiner knocked Gov. Spraguo to the floor in the counting-room altercation, HENRY CLAY. Mimeolf and the Presidency—A Dispo- aition to Bolt, Washington Repubtean, The following unpublished letter of Henry Clay, now In my possession, was written to David Graham, an eminent Iawyer of Now York anda prominent member of tho Whig party, by the great statesman himself: ASHLAND, 16th June, 1848,—My Dean Sir: Ihave received your friendly letter of the Uth, so full of expressions and sentiments alike honorable to your head and heart. ‘sas prepared to expect tho result of the de- Hberations of the Whig Convention In Phita- delphia, and it therefure did not take me by surprise; but [dl not foresee exactly how ft na to be brought about, and I have been reatly surprised at some af the Incidents of e drama. I have been most astonished at theconrse of the Ohtodelegation, upon a large mafority of which Lhad every reason tocount. ut 164s useless to dwell'on the painful subject. Personally, I am greatly relioved. Lought to have no regurds for myself; bat I do feel deeply the disappolntinent of my friend Liament that I inve no way of tes- tify iB my gratitude to yourself and other friends but by cherl: tay a fond remembrance of their devotion and fidelity. To my New York friends expecially, city and country, 1 ant under the grentert, obligations: of eternal ratitude, An eye-witness of the procced- ws of the Convention, {1 a letter before ine, says; “ New York, to whom the Vice-Presi- dency and ail sorts of other lures were held put Fojected all temptation, and immortal- Taed herself by her presevering devotion to the Whig cause and to Clay.” There is no alternative for me but that of quiet submission to the deciston of the Con- ventlon $0 faras respects myself, Beyond that [ feel under no obligation uf duty to go. I cannot be bound to support one who, In a reversal of circumstances, would have felt not only not bound to support me, but who was resolyed to oppose me. Leannot be bound to support n nomination of one who, claiming to be a Whe in name, repudiates the principles of the Whigs. But Laball take no precipitate step, I shall endeavor to fully inform myself of all the proceedings of tho Convention, And finally there should be no other alternative, and Tam reduced to the dilema of choosin: between Cass and ‘Taylor, shall make tha choice which I. belteve to be pregnant with lenst evil to my country, With many and cordial thanks to you, my dear sir, for your long, ardent, and devoted attachment to me, f am fahtully your friend, IL Chay. Davin Granax, Esq, —— Forbes and the Royal People Ho Has Met. Mr. Archibald Forbes, the now widely known correspondent of the London Datly News, is coming tothe United States in September to lecture on the somewhat curiously chosen tople of * Royal People { Have Met.” Should the tour be auocesaful it will be pointed at afterwards na % rather curlous commentary on Republican taste. 80 far ns the practical equipment of Mr. Forbes zoos for his task there can be no more doubt of it than of his literary equipment, Ho Baw tho surrender of Napoleon IIl. at Sedan, and was witneas of tho mecting afterward bo- twoon tho two Emperors st tho Chateau Bellc- vue. He has had long personal interviews with tho Emperureof Russia and Austria. Henc- oumpanied the Shah of Persia during his stay in England, He passed some time with the bloud- thirsty King Thebau at Mandalay. He was Aoloso. Selon of tho young helrof the Bonne parter who shed ‘in South Africa, and was with the party who found bis body. rr A Femalo Swimmer, Misa Beckwith, of England, {sa plump young woman with great skill as q swimmer. Her intest effort was a thirty hours” swim in a huge tank. Before going into the water a committeo of Indies ascertained that she wore nothing that could support ber in tha water, Toon sho began her task and completed it successfully, giving many oxhibitions of ornamental swimming. She took coffee and beef tea from a floating table, and in tho night amused heraci€ by singing gud reading, The lattor process she nc- complished by tloating on her back and holdin her book in both hunds. This acoumplishe young person is Ilkely to visit New York this summer. Mitronn, Conn., July 25, 1870.—Ifeasrs. Morgan & Allen, No, 69 John strect, New York City—Grn- Then: Viease send by express one dozen “Constitution Water.” ‘The artlole is selling well. 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