Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1880, Page 5

EE qo habitual ancrifice of patriotism nnd juatica ton eupre mo and Insatiable Just for offlva and 0; that to obtain possession of the Nae mean ‘State Governineuts and thu control of woe arnt poaltion, thoy have, obstructed ull of+ jorts to prontato tho purity and ty consorve the veedorn of audenges, and have duvived fraudus ent ballots, and titeation of roturns; invented ftaudutent core have Intored to poseat , lowdully eluoted mombers of Con to secure at all hazards rot of a mnjority of Btates in the House uf Representatives: have onduavorad to ocuupy by force and fenid tho places of trust given to athe ers by tho peopte of Maing, reaoued by the cour tanctlon of Maino’s patrioke sons; have, by “pethods vicious in prineiplo and tyranntent fy ctico, attachod partlaan legislation to appro- rip! Sent of lon Dilla p60 whore tho Govorninent passage the very movo- depended; have ie righta of tho Individual; have advo- ee principles and sought tho favor of tha Rebellion against tha Natiou, and have ondeav- ored toubliternte tho sacred memories of the Warandto overcomo Sts Inestiinnbly valuable resulta of Natlonulity, porsonal freedom, and n+ dividual equality. Nith—Tho quent, enfol and steady, ang completa reenignt of tha [nws, and tho protcetlon of allourcitizens in the enjoyment of alt privi- jegos and Immuulty guaranteed by the Const tutfon, ato tho tirat duties of the Nation, Tealk—The dangers of a“ Solid South” can oaly ho averted by falthful perfurmance of frery promigo which tho Nation has mado to tho citizen. punishment of all those the only safe mothods ‘Tho execution of the lawa, and tho who violute them, are by whieh an enduring ce can be secured and genuine prosperity establishot throughout promises perforin. tho South, Whatovor tho Nation makes tho Nation must Anution cannot with safety relegate this duty to tho States, The “Solld South" ust hodlvidod by’ the penceful ugonctes of the tallot, and all honest opinions must there find freaexpression. ‘To this ond the honest voter must be proteatod agulnst terrorlam, violonco, or fraud, Elecenth—And woe affirin It to be tho duty and tho purpose of the Republloan party to use alt Jogitimate menns to restore all the States oF this Union to tho most perfect hurinuny which may be possible, and wo submit to tho practical, sensible people of these United States to say yhcthor It would not be dungerous to tha dear est Interests of our country ut thla tlie to sure render the udministration of the Natloml Gov eramentton party which seeks to overthrow the oxiating polley under which we are so pras- perus, and thus bring distrust. and confusion whore there Is now omter, conitdenee, nud hope. Tedjth—-The Republican purty, adhering to the prinelptea allirmmed vy Ita Lust, Navona Con- yentlon of reapect for tho constitutional rules governing appulutments to office, adopts the dolaratiun uf President Hayes that the retort of tho Civil Sorvieo should be thorough, radical, andeomplete, ‘To this end it demands tho co- operation of tho Leylalative with the Exuvutlye dopartmanis uf tha Government, and that Con gress shall go iegisiite that fitness, ascertained by prover practiont tests, shull admit to the pubs Ue xervice. ee Toe Natlon Uits week, without respect to time or probabilities, discusses the muauing of tho nomination and elvetion of Gen. Grant to the Presidenay, assuming that It might bo use- ful tomuke a fow observations. It would, tho Natuun anya, bow condonution of all that was ‘aiss,"" and— He has nover uttered any oxpreasion of regrot for tho things 14 his Administration of whlul the public complained, Ho bas not discarded or withdrawn his contidence in any publig wuy froin any of those whevo Weungdoing or bad advice Drought discredit an him. In fat hy bus ox- Prpsul for scine ‘of the most prominent of wan a unabated extcun. He has been scon in tho company of some of tho worst of than sinue his return from Europe, Ho offers himself for re- election not us a now ordliferent Grant, but as theUrant of 1876, plug some Sxporlsues pf travel in foreign countries. Nota sy! Am ta show that thought, of os other when in ofilee, go lable his escaped he’ wishes tobe than what bo was thut those who voto for bin will huve no escape from © vindl- ting” him. Thoy will be forced to declare by cal fmplication that. thoy Hked but ment was carried on eo Way the Govern= » fdéy und 1876. Nothing cau bo niorg straightforward and cane did than the tanner In which ho presenta hime telf to tha pe tt 18 true that suing of bie pla. tatlowors say That ho has loarnt wisdom brody and will separate bimself from hls old frionds, Hut the plea that a mun bas mended his ways, and will forsate hie old compautons, feitediorous 4 when produced fn eupportal his claim to the Cblef Mugiutravy of a yront Nation. It tei qood enough pica in bebalt of aclerk in a Btore who: hasbeen caught pliforing, or of u bookkeeper who has taken tu drink, but if was probably novur thought of until nowas a recommendation for the Prosidency of a Repubtio, Doss Logan pledged hia honor at Spring- eld that his {fraudulent delegates would yo Into tho Nat{onal Convention, 2heso are his words, reported In hig owy organ Muy 21: Gen. Lagan thoy appei they oul il soo" tuele feos. th { lod ta the Grant men if legates toy sity right fy wt they would hot obuy jnstruc: f ns, ‘teres of "NO," n “Now) Thon, sali the speaker, let the Grant man vote for a sally dule- gatfon-from thy Congressional tee and Lt will pledyo you my word therg as delegutes, wat thoy will got in Logan pludged his’ word, and tt was broken. ‘Whose word {3 {t now? Is his honor in pawn? Uitnots Conventions will know in tha future how much to depend on John 4. Jwgan'a predictions and promises, Hts judgment in this onsu was no bettor than his prinolplos; and both were flatly contradictod’by tho w}idom of the great Repub- ican party ip Navional Convention assembled, a Way elamor for *n silent may for Pros- Ment? Must a Prostdent never spouk? Ara thero no wrongs to be redrossed, no frauds to bo Checked, and shall no volce be ralsed to ery Btop, thief,” whon a private hand gacs into tha Pubiio Trousury? Wo do not want n Preai- dont who will be * all it when anothor Hub- sock or another Betknan arises. We da jot wuota “silent friond of Creswell, Murphy, Leet, Willlama, Hobeson, Conkling, Cameron, and Logan, i tha oflef uxeautivs aftice of tho Nation, Nather wantd the neople see there one why will ery aloud if any band of dyaperute por Udleal adventurers, beaded by nuothor Catfline, should seuk to ovprthyyw tho Constitution of thelr country, Cay ee Bays tha Worcester (Mass.) Gazette; Don pimeron's Independence, or whatuvey jt may = called, at the bead of tho National Hx- sel YeComeatttco, rorninds us of a little story uta vertain ox-Mayor of Worcester, who Hight, whlle presiding ata mevting of the Gel fora farm duylng the prosent century, oa rdof Aldertion, 4 motion of sume Kurt was mee Rod totals an ymendment was offered, 0 Mayor disregarded ‘tho ymuilinent, and PUY tho moton to tha Loard. “Woy, Mr, Mayor, Oxclatmed a startled ‘Alderman, * there an gmendmont, fm? The Mayor Why don’t you pyt that roplied, with a guiloloss salle, (Wr deal tate I like tho motion a greut — r fae Boss of thadesperately sloubtfu} Stato lew York—niude wo by third-termigun—noml- bated Grant for wthird term, and bly motion Was seer nied by g muckino delugate of the Hoan Atate proposed oy suounded a motion Papelealy Yoyrbon Btgta of Kentucky, No Ro- ‘makt tog 4 third torm of Grant's olvil adminiatra- Uon tho great tase | nthe imponding Présidun- Ma coutest, Tht Ts significant, The Bopublle- fu Rtatos Pay Preauntod the prince of Ave candidates mrtooes Trom—vts: Blaine, Sherman, Windom, ta nds, und Washgurnu; but not a word was in favor of a third’ torm of Grant by uw wacko fron Huy of tho twontyeung Statas thst ayes. ee nen Bays the Cleyelang 2 and Lenders © Tha whin- 2g auiong tho tuind-termory ub Chicago is that Se multe tea wry packed aguinyt them,. The Tight as well camaplaty thus tho olty bns best Daoke, oper : Sgulnst them, And thon thoy might ne their lumentations about all the ite pub- mM Hiates, Thoro ts nut a Ite re publican State in, ae have not lcun evidences of tho q rer Ind that {hirdsteranory, and All that es, |g Iotonge ¥, Unpopylar, More thu Urant should bo nominated hg would bo if more thoroughly than Q nN u racloy {a TbTs. Wu preposterous to tale furthor of puttin hima erY thy peonle, Notwrnystaymiya {he raln-storm of yes hay Morylog, which seriausly Inferfared with Rowsbays, Were werd urintpd within a fow | suv copies of ‘Tow Tiunune. Tho hundred of mY wa Ph Couttnuod until long after (he jast copy THE voluntea f ale he unteer delegation of‘the Philadel publican Leagul has attruptod moro at- tga meg Oh 840 adintryttog Leek. They uro gentle and bruloy tn thely thy thar by 0 have cone fo Ghigwgat nthe Bay ae quying tha past manly in dress and boar> ®ppyacunpo end myth ode, They are thoroughly imbuad with tha spirit of Independence which received ita firat Tormal declaration to thotr olty in 1774, and thoy As proparing to ring out thelr bells agatit in tho Announcement that thoy aro bound to no “ Hoas" and aro in full sympathy with the tra+ ditions of the Ropubtie. a Jo Macand Chan Filley’s third-term Mis- sourl blowburda nro stil snorting for anothor turm of the whisky régimo and freo steallug, ‘Thisis the deyreu ot nssistanea tho third-term howlora of Miasourt will render the uominoe of tho Couvention In that Stata: Domverntio majority in 1872. Democratic mn Domvoratic majority in 1878. jority 412 1870, If thos chaps did not possess the chock of an arty mule, thoy would consult with the Hepub- Heau Stntes na to who should be nominuted and who enti be elector. a ————- Int Root, moinher of tho National Com- mittee for [nois, promised the National Com- mittes cool weather in Chicago tho tirst weok of Juno, and assured thom they would not ho opprosgod Ly tha torrid hoats that xcorohed aud inolted the delegates und apeotators at tho Cine elnnati Convention four years ago, Wo submit to tho delegates and alternates whother Root has not Cully redeemed tis plodge, Could thoy ask for anything cuolor for this senson of tho year, and have they not hud ashower thrown fa every duy to lay tho dust aud purify the air? ———— Conktixe nominited Grant for a third term and pretended to predict that he would awecp Now York, But tweuty-four of tho Now York delegation, representing the grent Repubs Mean districta,make no concealment of their Arm belief that Grant is the only ono of tho six candl- dates named who is sure to Jose the Stato. They have no hesitation in declaring that New York will kick tho third-term tssua higher than Neecher’s Life of —, In the Harry Grant suid: a White latter, May, 1875, Gen. Tam not nor have T beon a candidate for a f would not aecept a nomtuation if dt were tendered, uniean tt should come uncer such otrcunslances aa to make tt an imporatiive duly; elrcumstances not likely to arise, What are the circumstances thit mako St an Imporative duty to be dragged through tho streots of Chicago? Aro Canteron, Logan, aud Conkilug the clreumstancog? ronominntion, a “Wrrn Grant,” sald Conkling, “we should have no defensivecampaign.” Thon the spoaker defended tho third tarm for the romuinderof the eventng, and he didn’t defond, as other men would have to do if Grant wero nominated, Helkcnup, Boss Shepherd, Tom Murphy, the sal+ ury grab, Chorpenning Creawell, Secor Rouieson, Leet, Stocking, Uabeock, tha Whisky Ring, and all tho slekening scandal and corruption of two Administrations. ——<————_>___- Ar every corner and In every hotel ono hears the romark that, {f tho Convention gets into a dead-tock on the present candidates, the dnrk horse that wit! betrotted on the courgo 1s J Gen, J new A. Garflotd, He hus mado hosts of friends both in and out of the Convention alnce heoutne hore. He is genorally regurded as tho uhleat man in the Conyention,—far superior fa every respect to the man whow he is supporting and oulugizing. ——<———>$_ Baty Is undoubtedly the second choles of Ohlo Republicans, and Grant the lust, There enn bo na disputing: that fact, Says tho Clocin- uti Commerctat ou this point: If the contest comes between Grant and lune, the hatter will win, ‘Tho braing and the boys are with him ng agains) tho third term, from one end of the country to the othor—anc Uf there Isa Sherman man in Ohio wha docsn’t go for Blaine ug against Grant, he should, on bls return home, be riddon an a rail. es Down in Olncinnatf, and around tho Enqulror olfice, saya tho Commercial, “tho Democrats grow Jong in the fucu ag thoy seu that thoy are not to enjoy, during this cam~- paign, tho reeltal of the dlsreputabte record uf | Grant's accond Administratlon and tho third- teri Issue. They are not farmed about Grant's fame, remembering, a8 thoy do, tho ease with whieh they won in 187 x. “Wuat are wo here for ?” gald Flanggan, of Toxna, “If not for offlves? ¥et Mr. Conk- “Hntg ddl that’ Ghat has To jhfronuge 18 bestow. True, ho fing none to Deatow, but he bas much to promise, He hus drawu 4 post obit on the Hepub- Moun party. EE Ir might be a good pinn for the Grant Tosseg to make 6 motion to nujourn the Repub- ean Convention until the 4th of July, and take 1 peep atthe Domucratic hqud.—Clucinnat Cum- marctal PERSONALS. The Pops has recently undergone succcss- fully a surgienl operation of 1 piintul, thongh notof adnngerous churactor. He is far from strong, and {tly thoughtadylsuble that be should not apend the summor in Home. Fashionable pickpookets in London tickle tho noses of ladles who hyppen to bo looking into shop-windows, ‘Tho fairhand Involuntarily applies to white handkerchief to tho itching noge, and tho naughty thiof satealg the purse from the exposed pocket, A writer In a New York paper sayg: From 1851 to 1663 wo bad sevon yours of plenty. From 1859 to 1805 we had soven years of want, From 1885 to 1872 wo had govon years of plonty, Froin 1872 to 1879 wo hn saven yoars ot want. Conse- quently, I prophesy us follows, Fron 1870 to 1880 wa ebull haya Royer yours of plonty, Brom 1636 ‘to 1893 wa shull kavo seven yours of want, It is mentioned as posslble that Mr, Long- fellow wil} add aome rhyming verses to tha blank vorse of his ‘Dna of Pandora,” to serve a8 sonia for tho leading rdlos when it Is producod ngopera. Itisto bo brought out at tho Houston ‘Thontro carly in Ue cuming season. ‘Lhe pos- tumea are to ba strictly ucourata; aven tho ballot fs to dreasod in Nowlpg Gructan robes. ‘The follawing geometrical proposition has boon handed in for publication: Glyan—A nica old lady, somowhat nearsighted, but who in- dulges fy the luxury of tyo palrs of spactucios, Tho first pair, rpprosentod by A, located on the top of her hond, which fs represented as I. A second patr, resying over (ho cyes, to bo known us G, connecter after tha usual manner bebind {he cars, Problem: To euimb 1 without rempy- {ug A orQ, Answers ure In order from tho State at large, ‘Mr, O'Malley was discuss!ng tho Irish ques- fion yesterday with one of our most prominent Rngtish realdentg. ‘Tho lattor expressed grave doubte qbout the sovority of the sulfering {u {reland, to which O'Mallay roplled: “ Tylve yea qno word of honor ag a gintiomnan that thors ure paple in oom parts of tha oulil oountary who, ta mo own sartin knowlege, fo ato for four cluturica." have not had onough “Door me, Hi had no idea (t was alf that bud, yo know,” rosponded the bloated Baxan, “Whore aro you going this summer?” asked Quarterporcont, the broker, of ono of his pustomors the other day, “Going? Well, with Water-Powor down to 6, Erie selling for 3, and the coppor-mining stocks ten feat below tide, I rather thought some of going to the aluia- fiouse; but I rather qucss I shall try tho old stylo,—ereditors’ moeting,-2 cents, with my pwn notes running twelve, cighteen, and twenty- four munths, you know, Soon as that's sottlod Vil go toBnratoga,—must make samotbing somo~ how, you knew.” Taw Harvard Advocate ves this as a spcolmen of tho convernition of Fritz Abbatross Van Ambrostol, * ayy unytriculated student ju Jlarvard Colteyo fur ono years ‘Biss ‘Tank paid as I bowed, *Aro youn materialist or 9 [deqilat?' “Yea, rathor,’ I replied, *T'yn go glad,’ sho rejoined, *Aw, too much pleasure, I yauro you, Leqnunued, 'Don'tyou think Dalsy Miller ir too overdrawn tobo the typloal representation of tha hustwgthatio pradugtipn of Hostan culture, or do you prefer tha ideas of Joseph Conky’ wbo venturod farther. ‘Yew, James is guile too awfully qlever, yea Indvod,' 1 added. *Do you gltend the summer school of philosophy ut Con- pord?’, she murmured coniidingly, ‘No, not to-da¥, no,’ Letustered. gattipg n pda turing. On, Foun yoy are ong of those Intercating atho- fete,’ sho continued, 'Yus, L will wor yeu sue,’ ‘Luttered ug I alid away.” BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY, .Bpegtat Dteputch to The Chicaga Vyibune, OannaNvitLe, UL, June &—Dr Hurd, -Prevident of the Blackburn Uni- yerally, delivergd the baccaluresta sermon nt the Court-Honge to-day before a targe and fashlonable audlance. week wil Uates! 9 il NY The exercises of the Inaugurated by the undergrad: jonday night, THE CINCAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1880—TWELVE PAGES, dary of sume terrible sccret, and that the Sul- tanisconsequently afeatt to dismiss him, though he would willingly get rid of a osnan who 1s 80 generally unpopular, “Tt Is, livw- ever, quila unnecessary to adopt any sensa- FOREIGN. The Frengh Dueling Market In a Wonderful State of Ace tonal explanation of tits kind, No doubt iW Sald Pasha knows many a whieh wou tivity. Hi publishos tn very injurious to. the inter’ pats Of the dynasty and of the Empire, but there 1s not the alightust danger of hls com- miltiing {ndlscretiona from a fooling of ro- venge, Among the Pashas, Beys, and Fitend!s of the Palace and the Dorta there 1s probably not one who could replace hin, and its vorvices are more Lian aver. required at the present tine, when the Interests of the Eine plre—or, at least, of the Palare—nre serious) menaced by the arrival of a new Britis! Ambassador, sent on 8 speclal mission by the Gindstone Cabinet. Whint the object of the mission 1s no onecan tell, but it portends no good for the adherents of the prevent aisrale, and the Sultan’ considers it well to have men Hie Sald and Bavas to conduct the defense ‘These porsoniges have hitherto succeeded in balling all atteinpts to solve the outstanding questions of the ‘Treaty of Berlin and they dre very confident that they will offecttally counteract all the effortsof the new British Ambassador in that direction. How far their predictions will ba realized remains to 1; but ln the moantiny the sunguine ations exelted by Mr. Goésehen’s ap olntinent are on the Increase. All seetions of the diseontented—who compose, it must emembered, nearly the whole population are prepared to give him thelr sympathy and supporton condition that he adopta and maintains 9 thoroughly indupendent at titude with regard to, the Palaca, and firmly resists the diplomatic amla- bility and seductive . blandishinents of the” Sultan, It Js generally velleved that he fy bringing ont with lit a detinit progruin, but Itts te he hoped that thts Im. pression Js Incorrect, fer he can hardly be sulliciently informed aa to the real state of utlalrs, ant in diplomatic as well as in mili- tary strategy It 1s ulwaysimprudent to decide ona Hne of action before closely recontioiter- ing the positions to be attacked. OFVICELS HTAY WITH THEIR MEX, Lond Patt Matt Gazette, Fow people will dissent froin the opinion expressed by the General commanding, aud now formully approved of by the Duke of Cambridge, concerning the conduct of an ofticer tried by court-martiat n short time ago in South Africa. The party commanded by the oilicor in question was unexpectedly attacked bya large body of Zulus, and the officer, Jeaving his men engaged with the cnemy, rode off to a post some four miles away to bring up reluforcements, For this conduct he was brougtt before a court-mar- tal and charged with “misbehaviour,” or in other words with cowardice, Iu riding away from hls men when engaged. ‘The court nequitted the prisoner, but the Genoral com- mandlug, while ordering the ofticer to be ro- Jensed trom nrrest and to return to his duty, refused to approve of or confirm the finding of the court. “No regimental officer who iy the only officer present with o party o: soldiers actually and serlously engaged with the enemy can,” the General commanding added mexplanatton of his refusal to con- firm the verdict of the court, “under any pretext whatever be justified In deserting them, Tho more hefpless the position in which an officer finds lis men, tho more It ig his duty to stay and share thelr fortune, whether for guod or HL” ‘Fhe court, [t may be assumed, uecultted the olliver in question because they belleved that his conduct was not the etfect of cowardice, but of a mistaken forcepilun ot bis duty, He probably, dn rid- ing off to procure reinforcements, did what he believed was the best thing to do Iu the cireumstances, It !s well, therefore, that It should be clearly pointed out, as It [sin the remarks ot the General commanding in South Africa, which aro now ordered to be read atthe head of very reghnent in her Majesty’s service, that the place of an officer is with bis inen, and that nothing whatever will Justhfy him in abandoning then, LOW TO DEAL WITH TURKRY, London Spectator, Muy 2. ‘The precise method by which the Govern- ment hope to enforce reforms in ‘Turkey ts, of course, not yet known, and cannot be known until Mr, GOschen has reached Con- stantinuplu; Lut there is a consensus of a oplniun upon the’ Continent as to one prob- uble course of action. ‘Lhe Sultan fs, the CUBA, correspondents say, to p@ asked tu establish GAROTA LEAVES THR I6LAND. + --')-the International Commnjssjon, of Adiinis- Havana, June &—aA newspaper from the | tratlon provided for iu, she, Berlin Treaty. {Interior brings a rumor that Callxto Garcla | ‘This demand, if vixorously pressed, would hua left the Island, mnount to an order that he should contide the Grand Vizierate to a Committee of Turce More Affiirs of Honor Sct- tled, and Another Bulle« tined. Serious Apprchensions in Spain Over the Ministerial Com- bination. Abdarrahman Khan Doubtful About Accepting the Ameorship, FRANCD. A DOUBLE DUET. Pants, June 6,—Oliver Paine and Le Pel lotler, of Aut d’Ordre, lave selected as thelr adversaries from tho staff of the Gaulote ML Welss and Robert Mitchell. m % A DURL FouGir, . A duel was fought to-day at Angoulime botween the editor of thy Bonapartist news- paper Le Suffrage Universat and the editor of a Repubilean provinelitl journal, ‘The former was silghtly wounded. ROCHEFORT'S CONDITION, Rocheforv’s feyer is Increasing. TWO MORK DUELS, Lonpoy, June 6,—-A, Paris dispatch hes tho following: ‘The editor of the Vodalre tought n duel Friday with a member of the Jockey Club, ‘Lhe former was wounded, : Prince de Santa Severina and De Fronstac fought a duel Saturday on Belgian frontler, ‘The Prince was wounded. BLANQUI DEFEATED, Lyons, June, 6.—The second ballot for mumber of the Chamber of Deputies resulted ug follows: Bullue, 4,290; Blanqul, 5,017. AFGIIANISTAN, A HESITATING MONANCIL, Lonpoy, June 0.—Tho Tunes has the fol- lowing frum Cabul: It Is belieyed Abdur- rahman Khan feels uncertain of his powerin ‘Turkestan, and also desires to understand exactly what will bo required of him it he accepts the Ameership. Ile hing not yet patd his troops, but they are well fed and content Failing tn Abdurrahman Khan, the name of ex-Amver Yakoob Khan fs mentioned ag the most powerful in Afghanistan. CONTINUED ANARCHY, A Candahar dispatch says: News from Herat ly of continued anurehy and vacilla- tion, Ayoob Khan's troops nro still on- eamnped outside the civ, and disputing who should lvad the vin, the Cabulls or Heratis, SPAIN. AN ALARMING COMMINATION, Lonnoy, June 0.—A Madrid correspondent reports that busiuess men nnd public oficlats generally begin to feel mmxious about tho Attacks on the Cabinet. The most serious feuture of the present crisis fy the presence in the ranks of tho opposition of Gen. Martinez Campos, Sefior Sagusta, Marshal Serrano, Gen, Jovellar, and other famous Generals, Seftor Cunoyas del Castillo, belng seeure of a mafority In both Houses, lias de termined to prorogue the Cortes until No- yember, GREAT BRITAIN. i RECEPTION TO PARNELIn Lonpoy, June 6.—On Saturday the Irish residents of London gave an onthuslastic re- eeption to Parnell in St. James’ Hall, GERMANY. _ DEAD, Cantsnvne, June 6.—Charles Lessing, the Germay painter, is dead. European statesmen, That is, no doubt. a ee . therolielt nieasuire, and inight be'anceessful, as Re the Pashas would be superseded; butevent If Sr. Perensnvnd, dune 6—The Nihilist agitation fg declining. BY MAIL. BANKRUPT NEW ZEALAND—OVERWHELMED WIML DERT AND TAXATION—NESOURCES SQUANDERED, . London Pall Mull Gazette, May 22. Comments come.to hand from New Zealand excited by the success of the $25,000,000 Jonn introduced at the end of Jast year to the Lon- don money market. ‘Theso comments when proceeding fram persons of prudence and In- dependence are by no means reassuring, ‘The success of tho loan is felt and seen to have saved the colony from financial collapse; but itis still uncortain whether It wlll escape a Ind panic or orlsls. ‘Tho total debt of New Zealand naw amounts te $140,000,000, huposing an annual charge of $7,000,000 for interest and §700,000 for sinking fund—togethor $7,- 700,000, or $17 per head per annum on tho amall population of 450,000 pursons, ‘The rallways built by tho State may bo worth $00,000,000, but they are worked at 2 consid- erable loss, About twenty-tive now Ines of railway are in courme of construction; but the time of opening and the fnan- cinl results when opened are, both uneertains and, in the meantling, and until the earplugs of the nen and unopen ines fully cover the working expenses and tha ine | appear under the military readne, Which torest and Sine Ing fund on, the imoney bur- | exacts two-thirds of the Whaly revenuo of rowed to build them, the deflelt must be sup- | the country fur ita awn purposes. Tho Bul- »iled by heavier and heavier taxes, ‘Tne taxes rhs Tid I: ee the Commissioners did notouarrel, would the Ottomans obey 2 We question if any arrango- mentis compatible with the existence of a Khallf at Constantinople; but, ifany ong fy, itis tharapid formation of every province enpable of self-government into ‘an antono- mous State, Chat would release Mucedont: Ttoumella, the Greek Islands, Armenia, an Syria, and, at all events, narrow the area of milSgovernment, All the correspondents hint, however, that the Governments avoid dgci- sion as to whut should be done should tho real crisis arrive, and the Sultan roftse to ac- copt advice of any sort. {tis then, and, not while he yields, that the joalousles of tho Powers wilt bocome patent and potent, BULGARLA—T00 MUCH SOLDIBRING, AND NOT ENOUGH FARMING. Buonanest, May 2t.—The attempt to es- tablish an agricultural school on the old Midhat Pasha model farm near Rustohuk hos falted, mainly through the opposition of the Jussian-Bulgartan Minister of War, who de- clared that, “\Wedo not want schools; we want saldlers.” ‘This vulicy, If it Is perse: vered In, will {nsure the Inevitable ruin of DBulgurla, as the country Is already stagger- ing under s mtiitary burten, far beyond Its strength, In the interest of Russi herself, the milltary strain should be relaxed In Bule guria, inasmuch as qn exhausted dsalfected population eannot prove a valuable ally, nt the fictions of enthuslasm tpon every possible occasion for liberating Russia will soon dls- than i the neighboring colonies, to the man: Hust discanmagemeut of tie. tnitux inta it uf | Waerevolls, capital and fabor. ‘Tho land sales hive fallen off rapidly, and tha Tast Midget disclosed a deflelt of not tess than one million, ‘To meat this jn sume degree the ad valorem duties on imported goody were raised 6 per cent, or to 15 per cent, and several speellic dutics were adyaneed, ‘Lhe severe measure ina new col- ony of a property tax of one penny in the pound an the yalue of “all property? was udoptad, the tax ta ba assessed In localities by three “reviewers,” and the autery agulist the saverity and inquisitorial nature of tho tax ty alreddy so great as to threaten tho des feat of the Hall Ministry, ‘The nuda for buying und speculating In land eqs to a sudden stoppage an tha failure of Whe Clty of . The JANADA, "The Hnndford Scandal Breaks Ont tna Now Spot—The Corpus Clriat! Process wlon at Montreul-Strlugent Orders hy tho Bishop of Montreal—dudian roubles iu the Northywost—Land- Gobbling—Government Purchuas¢s of Storing Exchanne. Speclat Dupateh to The Chicago Tribuns, Tononro, Ont, June &—Lhe Hundford sequal has agalu byen revived. A, fow days: ago tho reverund gentloman, accompanied by n Mrs. Lesile, wag seen maklog hts way lta the Roswdyle gavine, a thickly- wooded retreat In the northeastern por- tion of the city, where he remained for ten op fifteen minutes. Tho news having been mide known to the congrega- tlon, thoy Intend calling a mating and asking the Rev, Aly, Handford to step down and out. A prominent member of the congregation walted on Afr. Uundford, and when ques- tloned about tha matter he did not: deny the accusation, but alliriyed thyt there was noth- ing crlmnal in his conduct. Tho pulpit of the Rand Street Congregational Ohuroh was unoceupled ta-day, aud. ane of the Eldera announced that tho preacher was unwell, ‘This lust scandal, it ts considered, will deal a dgath blaw to the church, Ap inquiry will be oyonod shortly. Roeclat Lispated to Tas Chicaga Tribune, Moxtuxat, June 6—The Corpus Christt Processton, postponed last Sunday on account of the Jnclenwnoy of the weather, took piace through tho west und of thuclty this ntter- noon, Over 20,000 people of bath sexes and mil agos turned ont, and tho proceeduusy wera made attrictive by” the singing of trutned chairs and the musis of elyht mlll- tary bands, Tho proeesston gecnupledt over two hguré in pasaluy o given point and all trafic hy vehiolusin tho streets through whieh it passed was suspended, Bishop Fabre cul- ebrated pyiss pl MouttalStreet Market, where an altar was juyproyised for tha occa- lon, detalulng the procession threequarters of an hour. Notwithstanding the groat num: bors jn the processton, and the thoaysands who ned the streuts ta witness lf, thare were uo accidents reported at the stutlons. Bishop Fahru hus iagucd a pastaral forbld- nue ladies of its diocese fram appearing In paylly — withoye -dylas clothed with Glasgow Bank iy the autuiun af banks had as usual mnde considelable ad- ‘vances ta REO UN stippaded ta be solvent, and taken as security a Hen on the hinds pur chased, ‘These givancea ara now belng rqpldly recalled; and thore fy good reason to bellgva that tho recont activity in tha forma. tion in and out af tha colony of murtage and investment compinies ly closely connected with the desire of the banks to gat back their vances on one side, nud tho desire of the Dorrowers to pay back the banks with tho money of the proposed and projected com- paules When tie loan of five millions was Hoated g fow months ago with arent sucess, by virtue of the novel agency of the Bank o Iéngland,—for we gro hot, aware that the Hank of England had prayiously appeared In tho samecapacity,—an ie ertaking Was elven that Now ‘Zealand would not appear agin as as borrower for wt least three x ri it Is certaln beyond oll cavl| that during these threa yerrs the colony must encounter great finanelal dittcultles, Fortunate seasons may possibly entry [t through ihe peril, but cane dor compels the udinlasion that, according to present facts and appearances, gallapsa fy ‘ uite fs probable as success, At ull events it Is high thne that there shoul be 9 cessay tlon of tho valumninans, pars stent, and pure: faced puting af the “Urituly of the Aytlp- odes,” not of MY heye i Londen, but up and dawn the who a ean nity Wot auilttliug die ree nyotest cornard of It, 4 hha Goverment aud pyaple of Naw Zealand have hud: far imore ut English monoy than ty good for then or for us, und they must now prova by uctual rumlttances that they enn py the Interest and sk ing fund on the ld louns by other moqng than contractlug naw anes. SHE UNRGKONMANLY TUK. PREPARING TO TUWART GUSCHEN, THN BRITISH MINIRTEL. " psotud ta London Mines. ConstantiarLE, Moy 18—Tho Mints terlal orlsis hag cqme fo an end without any modification of the Cabinet, and Sald Pasha Je again as powerful as aay Turkish Minlatey undar the prospnt aystous vf Ralace rule can be, Rumors are atlyat that ho is the dppoal- ft ff capo or ghawl, his Lord- ship deems {t tumoral to make an oxhiblt of tho female figure, The same innuilate drects nits not to shake hands with men, even tholr own brothars or fathers being no exesplion, snd in future they are required lo abstain from giving vis {tors who call upon them any refreshments. ‘Tho document concludes by prohtbiting, eo Clesiosically and authoritatively, private theatricals. Hpectat Dispatch ta The Chteago THbune, Quenne, June 6.—The discharging vf the enrgo of tha bark Atalaya, aunpectel of having on board contraband matertal of war for Cuban {nsurgunta, has been ordered by lis Excellency the Governor-General, and will be commence to-morrow. Spectat IXspateh to The Chicagn Tribune, Tononto, Juno 6.—The Mfty-first annual meeting of the Orange Grand Lodge of Brit- isn North America has Just concluded Ite deliberations here, ‘The attendance was very large, every Province boing represented; and the proceedings were very Interesting and harmontous, ‘The reports of the Grand Mns- ter antl Grand Secretary were entirely satis- factory, showing an Increase of tnembership Su nearly every county under the Jurlsdio- tion. Sixteen hundred and sixty-two private lodges were raturned in good standing. Dur- ing the proceedings it was unanimoualy agreed that the sults entered into by the Alontreai brethren should be carried to the higher courts of the realin, [f It was deemed advisable, Henry Merrick, Memberof Pare Hament, was elected Most Worshipful Grand Master, and the Hon, M, Bowell Most Wore shiplul Past Grand Muster, for 1890-'81, Special information from Fart Walsh, N.- W. ‘T., says the men of the Mounted Pollco at that post are kept in hot water by the per- alstent eiforts of the Indians to steal all tha horses they can lay hands on, Everyday for weeks, expeditions have been sent out in search of the thieves, and a number of Indl- ans have beet captured who have distln- guished themselves in the business, News by special messenger from Wood Mountain states that the Sivux have become unmanageable, and are comumittii depredations — on the — property —_o pe vate individuals, = They mustered iu strong furce, broke open tho trading store of Allen & Co., and touk overything they owned. ‘The police, of whom there are five, could do nothing with the sav- age: peing told that if they (the police) interfered, they (the Sloux) would take the Fort also, No assistance tas been sent from Fort Walsh yet. ‘The oMcers aro awaiting the arrival of Col. McLeod before taking any steps in the matter. ‘Ihe band of Indlang has about 1,000 inost formidable warriors, who proved tholr prowess In the Custer fight, pecial Dispatch to The Chleaga Tribune. Orrawa, June 6.—Recently it was stated, with all uppearance of truthfulness, that the Countess of Dufferin had had a most excit- Ing encounter with a bear In Russia, and had harrowly escaped destruction, In coutra- diction fo this, ulady of this city hag re evtved a lotter from Lady Duiferin, In which she refars to the absurdity of this story. She was present at the hunt, but, as she telly it, “the poor bear was killed” ut the first sltot, and no member of the party was in jansur. Strong representations aro being made daily to members of the Government against tho sale of lands in the Northwest ‘Territe- ries to other than actual settler. ‘There is no doubt that s combination of land-speculators, who had arranged to buy wp the bulk oj the avalluble lands in the Northwest, have falled to carry the arrangoment into elfect. | What aw company have falled to do, individual capitalists are doing, An Kuglish Lord at present in tho country ostensibly on 9 shlag excursion, Ia buying up immense quantities of land tn the Northwest, {1 varlond persons’ names. Other instances of this character are coming dally to light, This Lord 1s not the only one of his class who Is diverthyg English capltal through an undesirable channel to the Dominion. It ts suggested that the Thousand Islands, on the St Lawrence, be reserved as a great Nationn! Park, Considerable feeling pre- valls against even the leasing of the Islands, ns contemplated by Uie Government. Speciat Dispateh to Tae Chictgn Tribune, MontHeat, June d.—An instance of the stringeney of the rutes tor inspection of cut- tle prior to sulpping tham occurred the other day, when Dr, Sicfachren ordered seventy uninspected cattle to bu unshipped from the steainshlp Grecian, and then Inspected them prior to allowing the vessel to leave port. The principal’ feature of interest In the money-market during the past few days has been “the operations of the Dominion Gov- ernment in the purehase of sterling ex- change. {tisunderstood that the require. ments of the Government were in the nelgh- borhood of £400,000 sterling. ‘Tenders were asked for, nnd several of the bankssubinitted affers, some of which were accepted. Sa far ag can be learned, buta tittle over £100,000 hus been secured, and this at figures ranging from 03; to 9% preminm,—the bulk of which, however, win supposed to range froin }¢ to SS inaking the average about Ug prembiin. Spectat ‘Tribune. Dispateh to The Chicago Qvenec, June 6.—Mr. Vincelette, Presi- dent of the Cercle Catholique, has reeelved a cablegram from Mr. Claudio dannet, stating that Mr di, yh leave Paris on the 11h, in coupany with the Count Rochetonenuld, hey, wit arrive here in thue to participate in the St Jean Baptiste culebration, on the th of Juns, Mr. Henry Phillips, Manager of the Colonial Gold Minus Gonany of sew York, Is in town, ‘This commny hing a enpltal of $2,- 500,000, and its President is Gen, B. Mf, Me- Cook. [t has bean formed for the purpose of prosecuting minlng for gold A ie mnineral districts of Beauce, te Phillips will pro- eved direct to thegold-ticids to prepare for the operations of the summer, WASHINGTON. Condition of Business in the Honse— ‘The Marshals’ Bill—Prespouts of Kare ly Adjournment, Bpactah Dispatch to The Chcaga Tribune. Wasninoton, D, C., June 6.—The Demo- erats yesterday succeeded in clearing the Spenker's table of wll non-political measures of hnportance, so that there now remain upon it the Marshals’ biN providing tor tho payment of special deputies, the bill tixing tho term of Chicf Supervis- ors of Elvctlons, and the Morgan resolution providing for the counting of the Electoral vote. ‘Tho Republicans are deter- intned to prevent the passage of any ono of these three ypartlsans measures, cyen by resorting to {ilibustering if it should be necessary, ‘The only other bill of importance on the Bpyenker's table is the Eatun ‘Tariff Commission bill, 0 that the nextthne the Junge goes to tho Speaker's table the frat thing In order is the Marshal's bill, then the Supervisors’ DIM, and third the Morgun resolution, Robeson and Hawley, wha have the lead of the Republic: ans here—ab least durhug the Chi- cago Convention,—aro syld to have announced that they will prevont the passage of thesg three ensures if they ara obliged to Alibuster all sunmer, ‘The Denjocrata, hawvyer, Will Iusist on forelpg the measyres through, [tisdoubtful whether tho nyajor ity of that party can be compolled, even by caucusaction, tonttgaypt to accomplish this purpose. Ln the fyce of a detonulnad reso- lution on the part of tha Republicans to ad- hero to the Mlbustauring policy, the Demo- crats could not eect tial purpose, and Cone ress may romain here the whole summur, foaving the three measures «stl with- out action. ‘To-morrow ly the Monday when Individual members may move to syspend the rules, and it w revenue-tarift member of the Ways and Mvans Committee shill hayg -an opportunity, he will ove to suspend tho rules and pass the Eatwn ‘Tari bul or Sugar bit It fa not probable, that Speaker . Rane dall will give, the {ree-tradars ayy seh opportunity. ‘Lhe rules permit: moflous to susponid the rules durhig tho lyst lx days of the susslon, bat it devs not seem probable the Senate will pass the final adjournment resolution untl| a day or two bufora tho final adiourunent any A fhat the six days' rule will prove inoperative; but whatever anys way 1 Wlewe| for such @ purpoay thay will wo utliized by tho Tuvan re the era to pees the yarlouy subjyots ty the ‘Vari bit in sopgrate bills and te puiluavar ty obtain voley upon euch gubjech Lt is alsy the purposa naw, whenever we House goes tnta Commlttes of sue Whole, to attempt io bring up he Tarif bill, pod the roventerretopmurs will endopver ta -proventt! iW conaideratian of thy Eutan Cour milsston UH, 13, buy think the pasva bygasury waulil ¢ h foat the sliccess UF ALY to vison of the tari. y, Davia, Chainnan of the Spnate Son. Fritts gn A ppre prlytions, Which has the Louse resolution tor adjuurlg on wih Jugt Qature Ih says Wiad die segutan wil quad b tho 12th,—poxt Saturday. Others, however, phim 1a is mistaken, a4 by that time the epnblicans will be back from Chicngo, and they may want to make speeches. ‘Thesa Unlak Unat If the resottition is amended In the Sonate by tnaking tho thine the 12th instend of the 10th, the Hotiso will not agtee, and the bession Will be prolonged Indefinitly, Bpeak- er Randall, however, is working for au early adjournment. FIRES. LIBUY, MINEIL ¢& LIBBY, Thaalarn from Box 8 at i:i6 yesterday morning was turned in by Watchman Chap- nan, who discovered fire in the mamm- moth packing nnd maat-curing ostab- Mshment of Libby, MoNoll & Libby, situated jn the block bounded by State, Dearborn, and Sixteenth strects, aud the Burlington & Quincy Railroad prop- erty. ‘The fire spread rapidly, and was under considerable headway when the first tire ap- baratus reached the scene, A second lari ‘was given at 6:64 o'clock, and a third or genoral alarm at 7:04. ‘Tho signal “out” was not given until 10:45 u’clock, by which timo the fire was substantially — black- out, The fire was confined to two three story brick buildings known as Sections A and B. ‘I'he State street front of the estab- lishment !s a large red brick building known as Burlington Hall. The burned buildings are directly ‘In the rear of this, and occupy, together with Section C, the entire bluck through to Dearborn street, Section A is occupied as tho overhauling and Inspection rooms and B as the eetaral packing-room, It waa on the socond floor of the former building that the fire originated, but front what cause is not known, The watch- thinks ft — origi back the bollers, and it imay have smoldered there fof a long time without attracting uny attention, The fire spread briskly along the wooden floors, and ran up through the build- ing to the roof, where ft crossed to Seation B. ‘The two. structures are separated by a aubstantial fire-wall, whieh, however, wos of no avail, os the fire dropped from the roof of “Bi down Into the Interlor of the bullding. Tho firemen fought with a will for upwards of two hours before they succeeded in gettlng: the fire under control ‘The three alarms Drought to the scene as many engines and other apparatus on could well ba handled, and tho street cur and other travel along State street was completely blockaded by them, There wus some danger when the fire wus at its hieht that Sectton C and the Burlington Hall Buildings would also entch fire, but this was averted hy drenching them both with water from the roofs. ‘Lho loss upon the buildings will not be to- tal, a8 the walls are ull standing and can easily, be repaired. The roofs of both bulldings fell in, and os seen yesterday afternoon It will tale some time to remove the rubbish and débris. ‘The Union National Bank fs the owner, and tha insurance ts ample, The toss lias been esti Iuuted at from $5,000 to $10,000, but the real firures are probably less than even the lower ainount, The contents of the buildings consisted of boilers, vats, en¢iues, and other machinery, tools, caunlag-mnaterial, fixtures, and 1 cot: siderable quantity of packed goods. It Is, of course, impossible to tell how badly all these muy be damaged, but it \s probable that tho loss will be far from total, A member of tha firm stated that tho stock was worth perhaps $15,000, and the machinery and other contents of the bullding nearly as much more, ‘The firm piace thelr own Insurance, but according to Mtr, Libby it was Impossibio to get at the Hst of companies involved yesterday. ‘The jusurance tully covered tho loss, anit neurly at! the larger and better known companies held risks, A reporter saw Mr, A. A. Libby, senior partner of the firm, at the scene of the fire yesterday. He courteously detalled a fore- man to acenmpany the reporter over tho buildings. He sald tt was quite luposstblo to give any figures as to the [6ss, and thot tt could not be done within forty-cight hours, He declined to name any sum with ree gard to losses, for fear If he accidentally over- stated the amount the Insurance companies might think he was trying to ‘gouge tem, ‘The goods, suchas thore were, in the burned buildings were canned. If the solder had melted they wero ruined, but ff not they were to a great extent uninfured. The machiuer: was buried beneath oharred woodwork, an it could not be said how much it wos dam aged. ELIEL, DANZIGER & COQ. A largo and disastrous fire occured yester- day afternoon, resulting In the demolition of tho tunnery of Etiel, Danziger & Co., which was altuated on Hawthorn avenue, near Oak street, in elose proxiinity te the Chicago Paelfic Railroad depot und Shufeldt’s dtstil- lery, ‘The alarm was sounded at 8:45 from the corner of Onk and Crosby streets. The structure was a three-story frame, with brick basement, loonted ina dangerous neighbor- hood, and, with the high winds prevailing, considerable apprehension was felt, ro thut a second alarm was at once turned In. ‘The origin of the blaze was not learned, ond could not be obtained; In fact, all that could Dedearied of the starting point fram these about the building was dint tt commenced in the packing-room of tha third story, aid that there was no possibitity of its origin being natural or aceldental, from the fact thatall work was suspended, and that there wus no fire in the building, the tire in the furnaces havin been put out te adinit of certaln repairs oh mide during the day, ‘This isthe atory of the several forenien of the establishient, who suid that they were on hand aud eye-witnesses of what transpired, but they were table to stute anything going to show tho cates of the ponibieradon. Ino unswer to questions they did say that tinight have been the work of an ene my or some malicious person; but itis a fact that but for the promptness and Industey of the Fire Dopartinent tie btaze might bave extended and wiped out acres of property. The firm estimated the lose, outside of the contents of the vats, at about $110,000, of which $60,0c0 was In finished goals on the fluar where the fire onielnated, and $60,000 in unfinished goods. This, of enurse, does not inalude the ‘damago to mytortal In the shape of ground bark, nor yet to the buildings in the vicinity. whish “narrowly escaped de struction, "Tho fire was struck out at 23 nt Last ovenlug a reporter called on Mr, Louls Ellul, the senlor partner of the firm, at hie residence on Wabash avenue, fur ue pure pose of ascertajning tha exact amonny of the damage done by tho tire, Mr. Elivl sald tint the building and contents wore totally de- atroyed, involving a loss of from $79,000 to $100,000, Hie was unnble to state the amount of the insurance, but belleved It amounted tu about $4u,000, placed mostly dn Ilartford and other Kastern companles. As the books of tho {rm were In tho safe at the office, No. 47 Lake strovt, the varlous companies could not be named. Str, Ellet could not say haw the blaze aviginated unless ft had been from a spark from some pasalng tug, as the building was situated on the river bank, Heeould not tell whether the firm would rebulld nt present or not. fobbcia hs AT ASHLAND, 0. Ciyciwnati, June 6.—The Gazctte’s Ash- Iand, 0., special says; Fire broke out this afternoon In the wareroom back of the City- Ilall, Soon after two barreta of petroleum exploded, and dn ten mylnytes the City-Hall was in fumes, ind the roofs of thirty other buildings on fire, The City-llall was coynpletely destroyed. No serious damage clsewherd. ‘The losses are: Corporation, 1,000: Parmely & Mann, dry guotds, $20,000; insurance, $15,000. Wall lack, $6,000; Insurance, §3,000, Ueltman, 87,000; insutance, $4,000, ——— . AT MANITQWOC, WIS. Bpectal Dispatch to Ths Chicago ‘tribune, Manitowoo, Wis., June 6&—A large framo building. situuted on Washington street, owned by A. J. Hartung, was destroyed by fire at an carly hour this morning. Loss, Bbout $1,800; fully Insured, —— AT NEVADA CITY, CAL. Ban Hanorsco, Cal, June &—aA firo at Nevada City last evening destroyed about fifty bullding fn the Chinese quarter andy Dumber of stores and other bulldings a the business part of the town. ‘Lhe loss aggre AeA HES $50,000 to $60,000, ——— BURGLARS ARRESTED, Neteotives Shea nud Kipley yesterday ar fested a bruce of thieves and ex-conyiets, and recovered the entira proceeds of a burglary at tha Mupublican Motel In Milwaukee, About a woek ago the police had a fellow named Charles Walder under prreat, and, us hie was known to bu the pal of Homer Waters pnd Wiltllain Jee, re cently qut of the Penitenjlary, lw was ghes: i uy rela whon We pollow iieard tis Republicus nated of Hotel burglary through a, telegram from the Milwaukee Shieh of Police: they at ones suspected ‘aters and Le Yesterday the ofilcers-ploked- up Waters an Lee on West Washington stree! in their possession 1 and n suit of clothin \dentified aa a sult stolen Waters was induced confess, he turned over to the police four sults of cloth three . opora-ginsses five pair of sleeve-buttons, six gold collat- buttons, ond Feld quart: bi In, three smaller gold plus, four pair of shoes, a lady’s gold wateh, two pold tings, An overcont, and some sinalldrarticles of clathing and jewel Ly valued In’ all at $325, and all of which thoy had concealed In thelr room at No. 145 West Washington street, ‘The men were takon 10 Milwaukeo by Detectives Janson and Smith, ne CRIMINAL NEWS. SILOOTING ATFRAY. . Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Triune, CLrvELaAND, O., June 6.—The propelict Milwaukee, of the Northern Transit Line, arrived early this morning from Detroit. Shortly after leaving the latter port, yeatere day afternoon, a difficulty occurred between William Feely, one of tho deck-hands, and Aros Ward, steward of the boat, durh whieh Ward shot Feely in tho lem Ward hay been arreated on complaint of Feoty, al ‘ {s locked up in the City Prison, Feely belug Also. detalnuid. die Inttac qiyes In, hg 00, his assalla: erson Co! New York, * bab IN JAIL, Bpectat Dispates to The Chicago Tribune. Minwavuker, Juno 6.—Lee and Walters, the Chicago crooks, who made away with considerable property from the Axtell House and Republican House a few days since, have to-night been lodged In jal. ROBBED. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mrtwavukee, June 6.—George Gasson, .@ capitalist just down from the Lake Superior mines, was robbed of 82,000 In a house of IIl- fame last night. To-night a woman nained Jloward was arrested with part of the money on her person. $< THE MILWAUKEE REUNION, Special Dupateh to The Catcago Tribune, MILWAUKEE, Wis., dune 0,—Fully 2,000 ex soldiers arrived last night and to-day to par ticlpate in the reunion which begins to-more row. ‘Tho weather, which has been dismally wet for a weok, has vlearcd, and promises to be Faxaralle for the trotting meeting and the parades. A Whiat Society. . . Tho following appears In a London papers “ St. Juanes’ Whist Noclety, eatabilahed wt a view of culuvating the gamo of whist a3 an ine tellectunt pastime, and not aan vehicle of game Ming. Gentlomon dostrous of giving thelr mors nl support to effect this object are requested to communicate with the Secretary,” oto, To the rescue with Hale's Honcy of Horehot and Tur before the baby Gtrvaglen with beeound) BUSINESS NOTICES, Wilborts Cod-Livor Oil and Liman The greet populnrity of this safe and eflicaglang preparation is alone attributable to ite intripsig worth. In thy oure of Coughs, Colds, Asthinn, Beonehitis, Whooping Cough, Serafulous ume ors, und all conmuiuptive symptoma, it bus 16 superiur, equal, Let no one neglect the carly sympions of disease, when an ogentis nt hand which will cure all complaints uf the Chosc, Lungs, or Thront.. Manufwatured only by A. Be bes Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. eh THE HISTORY Of a Successful Busi« i ness, Prosecnted Upon the Prins ciples : Of Truth and Honesty. No Statement Mado that Will Not Stand the Test of Proof, Wo refer to the wonderful qnecess that . lias attonded tho introduction of Dr. C, Ee W. Bonson’s Celery and Chamomile Pilla into the whole country, Thoy are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nerv a ousness, Sleeplossness, and Indigestion, and the facts prove that they go and will cure these dis- casos every time where the couse Is of an or gunte nature. ‘The demand for those Pills {s co largo that it lg now supplied with ditticulty, We tuke the following notice from the Baltt- more Sun, the foading paper pubjighed at. Dr. Benson's own home: A RRMARKARLY ENTRnPRIse.-Tho first pub- He notice of these pila appeared three yeurs nga today, and in thie short tuo tholr merita have epread all over the lund, and oven abrond us fr . as India, Dr. Bensun's Celery und Chamauiilo Tis are read of in tha moralng papers of Loc. - a don, Bolfust, and Piblin as extensivol ultimare or New York, and their avto hae creased froin a tow boxes per day tq thousands of boxes, givibe, employment to numbor of hans, and are found for gute in aver {20,000) 8 twonty thousund stores a hops. ‘The Doctor's ae onice is Wi North Kutuiwest,, whore gully uuy vialtors oul to consult tin gud get bls pl Sun, June 8, 1877. ‘The sveret of succesa 1a twofold: Firat, the neot of thom fa very great, and secondly, it 1s tho only thing that has ever beon found, in the profession or out of 11, that would actually and permunontly cure those discascs, sa that eyery> body who takes them becomes a walking and tulklng advortivensent for thom. Ono box, taken, Intoupelghborhoad, bag been followed and traced to selling $50 worth at that onc Poat-Office, They are, indeed, a yaluqblo preparation, and ng nory= ous person ought to be without thom, They not : only gaye from suffering, but save and prolong My life by preventing puralygls, apoplexy, and heart disense; and thoy pormanontly cura Hoadache, Neuralyiu, Norvousnous, Sleoplesanoa, ond Indie gestion, Those Pitts nro gold by all wholosale and rotall ° 3s druggists. Price 0 cunts g box, or siz boxes far iS $2.00, postago Troy to guy address. ? Dupot, 10d North Eutaw-st., Baltlgoro, Hd. Cincluuatl Ofliva, No. 203 West Foprthvat., Gragg Motel Bullding. BING EX'RMACKN, Natural Fruit Flavors... Prepared fram tbe sholeart Trolte without eal>. orlag: puluonous ulle, aeide, ce arliMelol bssynces. 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