Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1880, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, .1880—TELN PAGES. : A TRIFLE SHORT. The Ex-Treasurer of Lucas Coun- ty, Ohio, Turns Up a Defaultar, Ls Shortage Being Figured up at Over Fifty Thousand Dollars. He Bids Good-By to Everybody and Skips for Canada. Griminal Nows Gathered Yesterday from Various Parts of the Country, AN ONTO DEFAULTER. Spreat Dispatch to ‘Tne Chicago Tribune, To.uno, O., Sept. 1—The none of another Laeas County officer has been added to the list of tefaulters, and ex-Trensurer E, 2, Hull has taken tripte Canada, “A report tu this effect, was circulated on tho streets to-day and spread Hke wild-lire, At first the jutelligenee was pooh-poohed, treated with contempt, and pronotmnced 2 foundationless rmmor, So strong, Indeed, was. public faith fu Mr. Mall's inteyrity, that many of the Jending citizens upon hearlag the startling news simply refused te believe It, and dit not even take the trouble to Inquire as to its cor+ rectness or falsity. Hundredsof people, how- ver, not satistied with the vague rumorsthat were flying about, hastened to the Court House for further information, They found the Treasurer's ollice closed and 1 notiee posted on the door to the effect that no order would be pald until a settlement with the outgolag ‘I'rensitrer was completed, and that the County Commissioners were now en- gaced in snl settlement. Hall's term of ollee expired yesterday, and heasked further time In which to get lls necounts in shape. ‘rhe Commissioners granted hin until to- day, never Uinking for a moment but that everything was all right, as It was known to have been a few weeks ago, In stead of tnceting the Treasurer to-day, how- ever, they were astonished this morning at receiving anote from him saying that his eash Aecount was short to the extent of S40,- 0W, that he had gone to Canada, and the next they would hear of him would be that he was dead. Ho also in a letter finplleated twu of hls personal and political friends ag having unduly bicd him in’ the erection of gasworks under na new patent In several Jndlana towns, Aiuiough tho defaleation touk every one by surprise, it was recollected that Hall was engaged tately In’ trying toralse a considerable amount of money for some and) in this ha falted, books showed the ‘Treasurer to be indebted to the county as folloy uh Including Water-Wor S10),= since settlement, $0,80 jy SIO 20 county, $35,020.80; Board of Edueation, $49,- 210,30; total, $850,755.0. ‘The other side of the Jedger show Wt, S879, 700,00; eur- orited, items rejected, S41,- shortage, $ cy tp 80, ‘There are also ehecks and tax receipts to ‘the amount of $4,150.51, which are ehilmed to be good, but e new ‘Treasurer, Toales hy whieh wo Jt, DPolice-C! and others the deliclency 352,768, gon, Capt, Scott, ie were ¢n- to throw sone more Mat on the abled. atfulr by linparting othe information that Mr. and Mrs, Hall had gone to Canada yesterday morning, and were on the same train that took the Maumes Valley Cricket Club to Windsor, Naturally enough there is. great excitement among the departed Treas- Urer's bondsinen, and the Court-House has been literally besieged with them during the day, ‘Thereare two bonds, one for. the pro- teetlon of the county Cands and another for those of the clty, ‘The unfortunate bonds- men, many of who, by the way, ora mere men of straw, are tuxiots to know upon what plan they will be assessed to make up the deflelt, County Auditor Jones informed them that they wouldbe assessed pro rataand that the responstbilltfes of those who are’ not able ta pay must be borne by those who are. It is supposed that there are enough bonds- len to make the elty and county good, but. there Is evidently a long fight dhead, spare ring for which has already” commenced be: tween the two sets of bondsmen as to whetl- erbdoth shall be held, there belug. two bouds given, one for the city’s funds In $200,000, anu anothoar for the county’s funds in = , The ex-Treasurer_ and his friends selnin that he ow repeatedly drawn on by Relmensnyder and Hagh to furnish money for the construction of gas-works at ‘Plymouth, Elkhart, and other Indiana towns, until the pressure be- caine stronger thin he could bear, Thora have been various rumors In connection with the infortunute wale as to there being 1 worn fn the case, It is pretty generally Understood that he has not lived with his Wife for about two years, and that he has been doing the handsone tity by n pretty- faced young woman, who was his’ contiden- tal clerk and had charge of the office at the brlekyard. | ‘he ex-Treasurer was au old citizen of Toledo, and: weil and favorably known, Te had long been engaged in the brick business, in which he was quite sie cessful, although it fs sald he beenme some- What embarrassed of lite, When the Na- tlonal Reform moyemont came to the front in this section ha beeame one of the leading spirits, and wns elected by his party two yenrs ago, and tlso pulled a large vote for re- election lust full. RELIGIOUS’ LUNACY, Roexronn, Ind, Sept. 4—A horrible. and sickentng erlme was committed In Jackson Township, this (Spencer) county, Monday aight, the Investigation of which has just been concluded. Charles Eggleston, 0 farm- er anda man of good character, has been laboring under religions excitement for Yeur past, and hisinind became unsettled, Ie Was deemed harmless, however, and it was hoped thathe would recover his reason again, On Alapuus lust he brooded over his rellgions thoughts throughout the day, Late in the evening he went to his wite, who was nurs- ing their Infant daughter, and taking the chit from her arms” walked out into the yard With it, Reaching a Jog smoke-house, e selzeut the Infunt by" the Jegs and beat. its head inte an unrecognizable inass agalust the logs, He has been tried by a lunacy commission, and ordered te the Ingano Asylum at Loulfaniolte. Ho sald, The font fol me tw kill the baby, and 1 had to TITE SUICIDAL FORGER, Spectut Dispatch to The Chicayo Tribune, CoLustuus, O., Sept, %—Charles Miller, tho Young man who attempted sufelde last night. by taking morphine, was removed from tho Chy Prison this morning to the home of his Wife in order that he might be better cared for, His fathor yefuyed to ball him out, but “the Mayor considered the case so serious that He consented to the removal, @ policeman be- Ing detalled to guard the prisoner. Although weklow, It Is now belleved Miller will re- — THE DE JARNETLE CARE, Spectut Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, f Davie, Vo, Sept. %—Tho trial of Thomas De Jarnette, who murdered his ‘ister inn bagnio taf month, was come Wenced to-day, A jury was gotten, com- bosed of eight white and fuor colored men, Ye Jarnetts was cool aud half paseescut, The trlat will probably oceupy the Court sey- rut days,’ Gleat: Interest. fs muulfested Ih case, Do Jurnette’s attianced has been Gevoted fn her attention to hin. INDIAN MURDERS.« Saw Francisco, Cal, Bept. A special from fort Bowle saya the Indians attacked and captured ‘a stage from the cast sixteen luites from Fort Cummings, in New Mexico, he driver and passengers, two in number, Were killed, dne of them was Ewing 8, aludden, son of Capt. D. Mutden,, of the , Bisth Cavalry, ‘Phe stugehorses were’ taken, (en, Buell ahd connuand were enguged ub Ort Cummings at the time of the dupreda- te ‘Tho General has sont a party I pure A DEFAULTER, Torepo, QO. Sept. %Z—[t nag beon ascer- lued that E. B. Lal, whose tern of office 83 Treasurer of Lucus County hos just ex- Dired, Ig u defaulter to the amount of $47,000, all was elected by the Natlonul Greenback ty. and wl served one term. Iu a note to his Deputy he admits tho fact of hla de- faleation, and requesta tim to inform his bondsmen, “Hall has left the elty. VATAL KNOCK-DOWN, Crxcinnati, O. Sept. %—The Gazettes Pomeroy (O.) speelal says: Frank Green (colored) was hurrahing for Garfield, when the Marshal undertook to stop the nolse. He was strick by Green, whereupon Jolin Hart, a bystander, knocked Green down, crushing Mis skull, and killing him CAPTURED, Dranwoon, D. T., Sept. 7—A telegram was received here to-day announcing tho capture at Fort Sully, this Terrltory, of It, O, Adams, defaulting ex-Postiaster of this elty, who recently eseaped from the United States Marshal after beng conyieted of em- bezzlement. FATAL FIGIUr. Hannmat, Mo,, Sept. %—In a fight at Lakenan, on the Hannibal & St. Joe Rall. road, last night, between Bruce Green and Calvin Warren, the former killed the lutter. JAILED, NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 7.—D. C. Boyce, alius B. Aaron, wanted at Indianapolls for embezzlement, was Jalled here to«lay for horse-stealing, FAIRS. WISCONSIN, Sreclat Dispatch to The Chteagn Trine, Manisox, Wis, Sept. 7—The attendance atthe State Fair to-day was not a success, when It Is taken into consideration that Gen, GUrantand party were ta be among the attend: ants, Not over 2,000 people took In the slow, and not much enthustusm was manifested except among the old old veterans, about n hundred of whom with the Lake City and Governor's Guards and the Governor anda few prontinent cltizens In enrrlages escorted the General and purty from Col, Vitus’ residence at.2 p.m. to the Fair grounds, The party were placed on the grad stand in front of the judges’ stand to witness some races of rather a tame character, after which Gen, Grant eame down on the track in front of the Judges" stand and held an informal reception. Lhe old veterans crowded around to shake the hand of thelr old chieftain. Quite a crowd collected, and, after the General had given considerable time to this kind of cere- tony, he and his party were taken In car- rages and shown the various Separtments of the Falr andagaln driven up to the residence of Col, Vilns, peal there Is n great crowd at the Opera House to hear Lawrence Barrett play Atiehetier wid see Gen. Grant. The attendance at tho Falr fs only about half ay large as the same day last year, — sT, LOUIS. Sr. Louis, Mo,, Sept. %—Tho first hort!- cultural exhibition ever made In tho West was thrown open to tha public. at the great hall of the Merehants’ Exchange to-night. Several hundred exhibitors, from all sections of thecountry, and the display of frults, grapes, ete,, {s almost marvelous. Elght thousand plates were on exhibition to-night, ae 2,000 nH be added to-niorrow, There is alsoa spléndid display of growing plunts and flowers, One of the decorations ot the hall Is an obellsk, just one-lialf the slze of Cleopatra’s needle, now in New York, Which fs completely covered with brilliantly- colored apples, and presents x gorgeous ap. pearance, The States of New York, Vir- & tit, Ohto, Kentucky, IlHnois, Minnesota, Viseonsin, Missuurl, Arkutsas, ‘Texas, Louistana, AllsslesipRt, Georgia, Kansas, Colorado, California, Nebraska, and Michi anurerepresented, Louisiinaand Southern California make ofine display of seml- tropical fruits, 7] ‘To-morrow there will be 8 convention of the horticulturists present, when the Mississtppl Valley Horticultural Society will 0 organized and ofiicers elected, LOUISVILLE. Louisyiiin, Ky,, Sept. %—Tho twenty: Clehth annual Industrial Expostiion was opened this evening with a grand concert under the direction of Prof. Elehham, At 8 o'clock # band of thirty performers opened with Plefke’s March. The machinery was putin motion, the fountains began to play, and the first evening of the exhibition began, ‘The seeno was very brillant, the superb dec- orations, electric Hyht, and large fashlonable crowd added much toward making the tne nugural exercises of a memorable eliaracter, The arrangement of the exhibits is more nearly complete than ever before at the snine time, so that by the end of tle week t best exposition ever ‘held in. this city will be fu proeress. One of the grand attractions will be the afternoon and evening concerts by Eleubam's celebrated orchestra of Louls- ville, z WORCESTER, MASS, Woncerster, Mass., Sept. %—The seven- teenth annual fair of the New England Agri- cultural Soclety opened to-day with an ad- dress by President George B, Loring. Tho exposition 1s the finest yet. OBITUARY. RICHARD L., FRANKLIN. Speciat Diepateh to The Chicago Tribune, New York, Sept. /—Mr. Richard L, Frank- Nn, who has been President of insurance companles for twenty years, dled at hts rebl- deneo at Riverdate-on-the-Iudgon this morn- ing, after un illness of two months, Ie Js well known among tho insurance men of the country, ‘ DANTEL MWINTIRE, . Panis, Ky., Sept. 7—Danie! MeIntrire, one of the oldest turf men im the State, dled to- day, uged 83, eee OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, New You, Sept. 7.—Arrlved, the Bothnia and Wyoming from Liverpool, Monarch from Mavre, and Mapsburg from Bremen, Maynung, Sept. %—Arrived, Westphalla from New York. MovILLE, Sept. %—Arrived, Circassian from New York, Lonpon, Sept, %—Arrived, Dohemlan from Boston, A CHICAGO ARCHITECT ABROAD, Specuut Wuapateh to The Chtcaga Trivune, Utica, N. ¥., Sept. Z—Architect Wolf, of Chicayo, who ling been engaged by the Mo- hawk Valley Brewing Company to prepare speelfientions and plang for thelr new brow. ery-bullding, lis been in Utlen for several days cngnged upon the work, ‘The eupaelty of this brewery, Jt 1s said, will equal, If not excved, thut of iny other fager-bour brewery in the United States, RELIGIOUS, Spectat Dupatch to The Chicago Tribune, GALENA, IIL, Sept, %—The Freeport Dis- trict Conference of the M. E, Church con- yened im this eltysthis morning, A large mumbor of leading clergymen are In attends ance, ‘Tho exorciies this afternoon included an address on Religious Jurisprudence by Judge Willlam Spensly, of Galena. The seaston will contliue through the week, OLD SETTLERS! REUNION, Special Dispatch to Tra Chicago Tribune, Crown Point, Ind, Sopt. %—Lhe Old Settlers’ Neunton for Lake County and the “Head of Lake Michigan Country” will take place at Cfown Point, Ind., on the th inst.—Thursdoy of this week, Carriages vill be at the depot on the arrival of the morning-traln from Chicago, to convey vie itors to the grove, All are Invited, ———=—_——- KALLOCH TO LECTURE. Curyvenne, Wyo. I’, Sept. %—W. W. Kel- ly, who was Talnage’s manager during his recent lecture tour, passed through on his way to San Franelsco’ to make final arrange. nents with Mayor Kalloch for a lecture tour, Deainnlng noxt January lu Boston aud work- ing westward, A DIVIDEND. New York, Sept. 7,—At the meeting of the Board mace of ee THE & raat Velegraph Company. jay a dividend o: eater dee jared for the quarter ending Aug. 81, For coughs, colds, or any Irritation of the throat Take ir. Buu's Cougs Syrup. Price, 25 ea WASILINGTON, Additional Evidence of the Census Frauds in South Caro- linae: An Agent Sent to That State to Unearth the Frauds, A Comparison of Xnternal-Rev- enue Recolpts with Last Year's. Gen, Miles, the Indian Fightor, Probably to Bo Mado Chief Signal Officer. : / THE CENSUS, FRAUDS IN SOUTIL CAROLINA, Speciat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Wasmisaton, D,C,, Sept. 7.—Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Census, is reported to have sald that he fs sow convinced either that the census of 183) In South Carolina is fraudulent or that that of 1870 was fraudulent, If the returns of 1870 were even approxi mately correct, he thinks that there is no longer doubt of the fraudulent ehdracter of the returns of 1830, In some distif sts hoe has found the Inerease as high as 100 per cent. In some townships, Indeed, which vary In size from 7 to 200 square miles, the increase reaches 150 percent. Such an In- erease, Gen, Walker thinks, could never have cone except by Immigration, Yet. curious- ly enough, the returns show that the people fre practleally all natives of South Carolina. Gen. Walker acknowledges that what was stated long ago in these dispatches was true—nanicly: that in one district of 700 per- sols enutnernted only four are reported ag having been born out of the State, AN AGENT OF THE CENSUS UFFICE has been dispatched te South Carolina to re- vise some of the returns on the spot, and for this purpose he ling been furnished with transcripts of some of the returns whieh seem ty be the most suspicious. Gen. Walk- er’s theory that the census of 1870 muy have been defective will scarcely be admitted, In- agmiuch as that census was alse taken under hho. Another fact which bears strongly agalnst this theory 1s that from 1830 to und in- cluding 1870 the census returns for cach decade bear such a relation to the one pre- ceding as to exelty uo suspicion of their gen- eral correctness, INTERNAL REVENUE, A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. Boecial Dispateh to 1he Chicago tribune. Wasuixatos, LD. C,, Sept. %—A_ cempari- son which has been made at tho Internal Revenue Bureau between the collections of Internal revenue for July, 187%, and July, 1880, shows a net Inerease from all sources uf Internal revenue of $973,900, Tis Increase was distributed as follow Bi, ‘gest decrense by cumparison was in tobacco. ‘This was due to the new Jaw which went Into effect at the beginning of the ast fiscal yenr, when the manufacturers sold thelr cn- tire stock so that It would nut come under the operation of the new law. It is, perhups, noteworthy that there has been an aggrezate decrease In receipts of all classes of ‘taxation in bank deposits, capital, nnd elreulation, amounting to $34,769, ‘The large total In- crease in the revenue fs interpreted at the Anternal-Reyenue Bureau as un fndication of areturned prosperity, inismuch ag this In- crensy Is in the tise of Inxuries, NOTES AND NEWS, APPOINTING DEMUCKATS TO OFFICE, Special Dispatch to The Chicayo Tribune, Wasutnatos, D. C,, Sopt, 7.—The Natlon- al Republican tls morning has the follow- ing: The Commissioners of tho Freedmen’s Rank are foltowlng tho example of suine of our heads: of departments by appolnting Democrats to lucrative positions unger them. Lorenzo Bailey, of Uniontown, & pronounced Demverat an negro-huter, holds 4 Slureeain in the above- named bunk, He wag at one tino # page In tho Senate, and, when Senator Bruce took his sent, openly declired that [f ho was called by blm he would * shoot tho niyger."” MUST PAY IIS OWN WAY, Gen, Longstseet fs here receiving Instrac- tlons as United States Minister to Turkey, Secretary Evarts informed lim yesterday that he will be compelled to pay his own ex- nenses there,as the Government has deelinedt furnishing the outtit. Gen. Longstreet de- elines to express an oplnlon as te Nattonal politics. He. says that both the Demucratic factlons in Georgia are bidding for the negro vote. “orp pions” MILES, It is reported that Gen. Nelson A, Affies, a. relative by marriage of Gen, Sherman (better known as the famous Indian fighter of the frontier), 13 to be made Signet Ollcer, to sue- ceed Gen, Albert Myer. . Gen. Sherman is using his best Influence to promote tho chances of his kindred, GUANT'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON, Gen. Beale, ex-Minister to Austria, and Hfetiie friend of Gen. Grant, has received a letter from the latter stating that he (Gen, Grants willbe In Washington about Oct. 1, and will bo the guestof Gen, Beale. Grant's visit will relate to private matters. ‘The Boys in Blue intend: to glve him a reception, STAR ROUTES, The probability {s that Postmaster-General Maynard will not reopen the star-route fn- vestiratlon as sensational newspapers desi} for tho reason that both Houses of Conzre: investigated it and permitted tho star ruutes to stand, #S YELLOW-FEVER, Arrangements have been made to send ns Tauneh fifty miles down the Potumne to stop the expected Jntectad yessels from Cuba at that point. ‘The authorltles do not Intend to allow tho vessel, if nifeeted, to approach nearer Wash A STRANGE ENDING. A Man from Utica, Ne Y Deliboratoly Taken My Lite ut Niagara Falla='Tho Cool Manner in Which He Propured for the Futal Act—Min Movements on Viewed by a Young Lady=1o Shoots Himactf and Halls into the Rapids, Sptctal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Burra, N.¥., Sept, 7—A great cata- ract seems to exercise a strangely Inviting fnfluence upon people who, weary of the burden of their troubles, rashly resolve to shufla off this mortal coll before unture’s appoluted time, ‘There have been many shocking, startling suleldes at Niagara Falls, but none more determinedly effected than thut of Georgo W. Knapp, of Utlea, this Stato, last ovening, He was ap parently about 45 years of age, and arrived at the Falls that afternoon by the 5:80 train fromthis city, After dispatching a telegram to some person in. Utica, it is supposed he proceeded. to the Internation! Hotel, where he had supper, What ho did from that thine till lie went to the river fs hot known, Aboutd o'clock Mr. U. C, Mole ner, & realdent of Drummondeyille, Ont, and his cousin, Miss ’Florenco M, Evert, who hed been viowlng froin Prospect Park, went to Tugby's “La- vans, ‘Just south of the bridge ‘which spans a portion of the rapids to Grand Jsland, ‘The young lady sat on a, bench on the bal- cony, which extends along tho river side of the bazaar, Her companion went into the bullding, and entered Intg@ conversation with a lady attendant, Shortly after this Knapp cama along, and what followed was thus re lated yesterduy the ludy horself: “Mr, Meisner, with whose fully fan at present visitlig across the river, and myself, came over to the Amerlean side, and after speading a short time iu Prospect Park, we wentover ‘Tugby'’s Buzaur, He and f gat down on a seat along thebaleony, Aly cousin went Into the bazaar and stood In the door with his back toward tne, engaged in con- versation with Miss Mary Haney. 1 sat there about three minutes, when a man cane along. Itwas rather dark at thy thue, aut T did not take particular wotlee of him -However, I shopld say, tat he way + and ‘ pheol from: his pocket. man: of dark — suit stout wearlne, a 6& big and = rather ielddle ge, of clothes, We had full whiskers, which seemed to be slightly tlaged with gray. Me sat down about tem feet away from me, and tppeared to be In deep thought, Te ree about thrda minutes, uel then ent to tha extrene corner ol cany, some fen feat further away, sat down, pulled out a diary, hasthly seri Hied a few words, tore out c lent, and pinned : Inside his corton the right stde. Me then }taok off the coat and’ his vest. He did not serm excited, 1 thourht probably he hat been walking,.,atid, being heated, ws trying te cool himself, “However, Teoatinued to wateh him. He stopped a Ino nent ag iC holding communion with hin. set and thon removed tits culls, He tald his mie on the clothes, nd, mounting the railing,“ stood, there in imoment, with his right hand drew He then ralsed bach bands above his head and fired a shot. duatus he did thls he bent his knees and gaven leap inte the rapids, f turned just Wien so frightened J knew not what to'do, J just managed ta seream and Charley and G.hers came rushing up,” ‘Those who appeared Ininediately upon the seene say the man was drowned before he renched = the falls, about — cighty roads | away, and that the body shot into the darkness, and is naw probably lodged In one, of the rifts of the Yoeks below, No ery or'shriek was heard, A crowd soon gathered, and Police Onleer Halls Hailey took possession of the effects of the deceased, which were found neatly folded and piled upon aseat. ‘The note it the cont read: Please oxpress these to E, F. Emery, No, 29 Jotin,s treet, Utiea, It was sizned ir a plain, bold “GQ. We Knapp.) In a vest pocket was found «9 pinin gold — English lever wate, and elsewhere: were” the following artictes: A memorandum book contaluing bills and $4.16 In mgney, a spurl- ous trade dollar, eyeglasses, Knife, ant natch and tabaeco boxes, one Linch of keys, hand, with a tag Ingerlbed with the residence of the deceased, “ No, 10 Copper street, Utlen.” je exuse of the suicide. is invoived In mystery, Just after the fatal act was com tnltted” a telegraph bos presented hhinself wenidently asudl, anid with a messa In reply to one sent by the deve: whieh, It is sire uiised, concerned business tatters. ‘The President of the village, Sr. Peter A. Par! { given by the telegraplied to tho addr deceased, but It had elfelted ho response, ‘The body has not been THE FIRE RECORD. IN St. LOUIS, Sr. Louis, Mu., Sept..7.—Three lee-houses of Huse, Loomis & Co,, nnd three smaller ones belonging to the Missourl [ee Company, on the river front, between Florida and Bates streets, were burned between 6 and 6 o'clock this evening. Huse, Loomis & Co.’s loss is $20,000 on ice and $12,000 on buildings. In- sured, $18,000. The Missouri Ice Company looses $9,000 on ive and $1,000 on bulldings. Insured, $12,000, ‘The flames spread to the extenst foundry of the Lxeelsior Manu Company, on the west slide, and consumed the storing, = molding, and’ castine houses on -Sinith and Lewis streets, embracing perhaps about one-third of the establishment. AH the patterns, or- ders, ete., were saved, and the business will not be delayed more that three days. Loss estimated ut $135,000; insurance, $160,000, There were ahout 6,000 finished stoves In the storchouse, ntl of which were destroyed. Pat Lynch and £d Sanders, firemen, were killed by n falling roof. Pat Conway sns- tained concussion of the brains dohn Cal- Has was battiy, berbips fatally, Injured In- ternally; and James Tooley, Chartes Tiltan, gu Arnon Bauers, all tiremen, were badly riised. ; WHITE BEAR LAKE TIO''TEL, Speelat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. St. Paur, Minn, Sept. 7—The South Shore Hotel at White Bear Lake, 4 popular summer resort, 8. P. Greenman, proprietor, wag totally ddstroyed by tire about 11 ofcloek lust night, ufter every one in the hotel had retired, The“ building and grounds are tho property of the estate of the late L. C. Din, who was proprietor up to the tine of his death, Mr. Greenman had a ten-year lease, three of whieh shave already expired, The estate has $707 insurance on the hotel and $300 Insurance on the fur- uiture, 8 portlon of which belonged to Uteestate, ‘Tho bulldliue Is valet at $1,500, Mr, Greenman has insurance on the cottage and furntt but, as all his papers are destroyed, ho cannot tell at this moment how itis divited. ‘Tho tastof the guests had taken thelr departure on the morning traln CHICAGO. The alarm from Box 73, at3:20 yesterday afternoon, was caused by sparks from a ehimney at No, 615 State street falling upon the roof ‘of No, 551, owned by C. Peters and oceupled hy John Ianson as a saloon. Dame age, 310, The alarm was sent in over the A, D, ‘I. Company's wire, ‘The alarm from Box %4, ut 4305 yesterday afternoon, was caused by a tire Inn two-story. frame cooper-shop near the Clebounn place (ition: The shop is owned by George Rounsville, and was not injured, Cause, sibel froin the chhnney falling upon the roof, ‘The alarm from Box dL at 10330: Iaat nihit was caused by a fire in the basement of No, 41 Cornell: street, owned and oveupled by Lars Laren aso dwelling ant tiller shop, Cause, vu defective tie, Danimge, $20, —_————+ SECRET SOCIETIES, Special Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Decateun,lll., Sept. 7—The State meeting of tho Grand Court of IMnols is la progress here, with delegates present from Clilengo, Cniro, Decatur, Sprlngteld, Champalen, Du- auoln, and Brooklyn, This wt society Is composed wholly of colored tndles, and. is alleged to bey branch of tho Eastern Star Order, .Mrs, Armstrong, of Chicago, is the presidlag olllcer, ‘, Colo, Sept. 5-Via Lake Crry, Colo, Sept. %—At the request of the Uncomphagre Utes, the body of Culef Ouray will be exhumed and brought baek fromthe Southern Ute Agency for luterment, here, ‘They. also request that. he be given Christian burlul, with avpropriate ceremony, BURNS’ MONUMENT,’ Naw Yon, Sept, %4—-Tho Burls.statue for Central Park, which weighs nearly seven tons, has Just arrived on tho sleamer Ancho- ria. ‘The pedestal of solld grant, weighing fourteen. tong, arrived last week, “Both statue and pedestal were transported here freo of charge. ROTTING POTATOES, ° Spectat Dispute to The Chicuyy Tribune, Wartentown, Wla., Sept, 7—It is diseoye cred that the recent wet wenther hag cansed potatoes on Jow ground.to rot, and a short. nge fn the potato crop in,thia section 1s now feared. a Soclailam in Pitticonts, . Pall Matl Waytte, The committee of wowep yf the Boclal Com- nung, founded in September, 1d70, held a fields day in Paris on Sundayast, ‘Thirty eltizon- cases inct, and found only. the onu citizen who had culled the meeting. BG citizen delivered lecture on the blatory of thh ‘Comuittee, and a eldzcness was proceeding to Unfold her views on femule labor when the jngoting wus strangely interrupted. Sn the corneg uf the room Jumped Up cluzanesd fo a daring egstuine of n hundred: ‘housand colors, and with & hut on which sant ples of ridbous were mixed with the products of 4 botanienl gurdea, Prontthe month below the bat fowed forth a sone Who tho sonnet she commenced an oration. ty wpparian.: ludiated, ought nor to work, 0) wih. toy worked men did nothing. 'f} fe iY. Atypd vice of tho was that tho mien, ¢ dans sPryictarlate, bud nat enough ony to wiyy to tho women, It wis not Cor herself she spokd. ‘She lived in Autoull, Bho nude verses. Bhekept seven dogs, Shu aldo studied untmils 3b was 4 proprictor, Here the citizenuss whom tho keepor of auven doga bad tnterruptad suaahsed to make ber voloo hounl, and 8 evnllyt seemed to bo {upending. ‘Ths, pawoyyr, waa avolded by W discourse from the eltzenon Darwin's thoaey of actection, which ‘by ‘ayllsfactorily refuted, Hofore tho wu Separnted Arrungements were made for a cout eae il the servitude of Wolnen from the wnidigit ele, the opi ventured by one of she pottico out that they wautad uw -bundre wet women propyrly, Mdyasted. Jud; what bad Just pu: some would be bo of this opinion. a 490,000 cakes sold the first year attest: the ulurity of Cutleury Mediclaal Soup, ie | re yet lo dug from taposed to Fla., speclal sa: WRECK-STUFF Found in the Path of the Cyclone in the Florida Gulf. Additional Work ot the Great Wiad Being Discovered Daily, Tho Bermudas Suffer Greatly from the Terrible Visitation. THE GULP CYCLONE. Apectat Dispatch to Phe Chicaaa Tribune, New Yon, Sept. Z—The malls of the un- fortunate Vera Cruz arrived at 7:15 thls inorning In th ’ York Post-OMice. ‘There Were tpwards of 400 letters, mostof which had been sent from France originally. The proportion of domestic letters is very small, Onaccountof thelr long immersion in the water the addresses on a rent many of them have become iMegible, the salt water having effaced the Ink, while others have been re- tuced tonsort of pulp. ‘Those letters on which the addresses can be deviphered will be forwarded to their points. of destination, while the others — willl be dispatzhed en masse to the French Post- Onliee, the ofteers of which inay be able to trace the senders of them. The elerks In Mr. Dwight Lawrence’s department of the Past- Oflce were busy all tha: morning scheduling and sorting the letters, Tu the Western Associated Press, New York, Sept. TA St. Augustine, y's: Several of the bodies re- covered fromthe wreck of the steamship Vera Cruz were buried Ina sand-bar near the Halifax River, and others were buried across the-river, near Daytona. With the exception of the trunk marked Hernandez, and letters, very few articles of value have been found, ‘The following is a deseription of the bodies found on the beach and buried Sept. 1: The first wag that of a young lady. ap- parently 17; two of her teeth missing from upper front row; on marriage’ finger was a plain gold ring. Another body was that of a iady about 50. It had been badly bruised by the flonting wreck, On her marriage finger was a chased solitatre diamond ring; on her left hand were two rings, one of plain gold and another with a five-stone diamond cluster In an oval setting, engraved “S, S. te H. K., May.23, 1835. ‘The body of a man of 50, gray hatr, small side-whiskers, buried near the others, came ashore naked. ‘The fourth body recovered was that of a young inan with black mustache and sallow complexion, Still another was that of an old ian, possi- bly not ever 55, and with gray side-whisk- ers; one of hls arms bruised; in his poe was found a passport numbered 581, and ed Constantinople, July, 1865+ also, res tered-letter receipt, dated: Rio Janeiro, Get. Past, und addressed to “L, Foster, cairo, T i bodies of two young men burted near Mantanzas Lilet are too mueh decomposed for Identitiention, The body of the young Indy mentioned above cate ashore ‘naked. She was about medium hight and guod locking; her head mone was brulsed, ‘The body of the elderly Indy was also with- out any elothiiz. ‘The places where the two woinen were buried can hardly be found, thelr sandy graves bel exposed tothe wash. of the waves, 'Fhelr vodles were so mueh decomposed that they could not be removede! convenlently. Their jewelry awaits claim ants, Some fragments of a body also came ashore, 1tiy impossible to say whether they Were those of a nan or woman. One leis was off from the knee and the other badly bruised, New You, Sept, %—A_ Jacksonville dis- patel saya: ‘The Ite steamer Water-Lily, after leaving Mr. Owen and six of the Vera Cruz's crew at Jueksonville, sailed up the St. Johns River to Palutaka, where arrange- ments had been made to meet with otlier survivors, Owlng to delay in overland trans- portation the Intter were not ready at the ap- pointed time, and the Water-Lily was obliged to Jeave without them, ‘The shipwrecked yiners are expected, however, by the steamer Pasthue to-morrow. | ‘Thelr naines at present are unknown, | ‘This 1s the party that was landed at- New Smyrna, Just south of Mosquito Inlet, and did not proceed to St. Aucustine. It Is rumored that the party ittahers tive, e SAVANNAH, Gu, Sept. %—Speelals to the News report’ additional disasters on the Florkda coast: Lhe sehnoner Rosa Eppinger, from Cedar Keys to Naw York, is a total wreck. The First Mate, Joseph Bayles, is lost. “Tho brie Sone Preade, from Apalachicola for Philadelphia, is stranded, ‘Iwo other Vessels, names wnknown, are ashore, A. large ship is dismasted and iu the breakers near St. Sebasthin, The crew are stil abourd, A lirge portion of the hottam of the ship is newly coppered, pwarently a vessel of 3,000 tons, and alot of inshogany came usiiore yesterday at St. Johu’s Bar, ; Wasiraton, D, C., Sept. %2—The Navy Department regrets the inability to send a vessel for the remains of Gen. Yorbert, downed In the wreek of the City of Vern Cruz. ‘There is no vessel at hand of suitl- cently light draft, ‘Tho remains will besent north in the steamer of Thursday from if Jack: ev. A St, Gronoer's, Bermuda, Soph 1, verest storin that his visited these cantury raged last, itn night conthuited to Inereaso unt 2 o'clock Monday mnorning, when #& tremendous turrleane pre- yailed, ~ ‘Tho damage throughout the colony has been very gr ames STORM AT PETERSBURG, VA. Prrensnune, Va, Sept. this city and vielnity was visited Iate Jast night by the heaviest raln-storm that haseceurred here In many months, Raln fell in torrents, ae- companied by heavy thunder and vivid | tashes of Nghtning. ‘Che Custom-House was struck by lightutng, and several persons were severely stunned. A telephone wire ran ning from the Tabb Street Presbyterian Churel was badly injured, The Western Union Telegraph oftics was struck, and 2 number of omployés hurmfally stunned, A bookkeeper m the k of Petersburg, while writhig, was knocked from hls seat and bade iv stunned, the pou itt hls hand belng metted, A number of houses in the lower portion of the elty were Noaded and trees uprooted, Tho rain in adjacent countles was very heavy, and the rounds ure badly washed, RUN OVER AND KILLED, Fresonxt, Neb, Sept. J—-A man naned Edward Boyle was run over by Union Pachie train No.7 last night, at this place, and al- mostinstantly killed. ‘Tho min, past middle age, was on his way to Lead Clty, Colo, whorea brother Is supposed to reside, te stopped Gver from a passenger-train to seo witrlend here, Wo ts from Marshalltawn, whore he hus been under treatment for sore eyes ut the eya and ear: infirmary. The Coroner's jury’ to-day returned a yerdlet In accordance with the above, A BRAKEMAN KILLED, Apeciat Dispatch to The Uateago Tribune, BAttiK Creek, Mich, Sept. 7—The body: of Charles Packard, abrakemnanon tho Grund ‘Trunk, was brought here to-day, lemet his death while coupling Pat Stilwell, Ue leaves a wife and famil in this city. FATALLY INJURED, Speelat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, JANRSVILLE, Wis, Sept. 7,—Wlllain Ross, g@ carpenter Ilylng In the ‘Third Ward, while building a tobaeca-ahed to-«lay fell from 4 scaffold, sustaining Internal ofuries that are feared will prove fatal, pak BURR EXPLOSION, Partsnuna, Sept. TA. burr in the flaur- Ing ini of Marshall, Kennedy & Co, ex: ploded at noon fondly, bins S. 1, Manning, ehlet iniller, histantly, and’ seriously injure ing Joseph Lechour, another euployd, Causo of explosion unknown, A SMASHI-UP, Srauroup, Conn., Sept, .—As one freight train, was passing another lust night, just west of the depot, thu axle of the ear on the down train broke, and the cur falllug on the uv track was strucl: by the locomotive of the “The se- 3° up train, deralling it and wrecking about seven cars containing furniture and hats. The locomotive badly damaged. No person was se injured. All trains both paps wore tielayed five hours, A wrecking tualn is now at work clearing the track, LOCAL CRIME. THE BAGGAGE THIEF. The baygaze. recovered from the thief Will- Jam Wesson was tho subject of considerable talk atthe Arinory yesterday, It faquite probable that the arrest marks nn ern in tho mode of checking and forwarding bageage by raitroad. Wesson innkes his boast that be 18 capable of getting any purticulnr picce of baggage outof any catlrond depot in America, and that the chances against detection are not very great. All that ho bas luckel, he says, In order to muke rich hauis of booty is the collusion of some one eupable of picking out trunks and vulises con- tulning valuable goods, As bo worked without such an uccompliice, most of the goods he wecnme possessed of was In the ordinary run. ‘Tho trunk containing solld silvorand plated ware, togethor with lady's wearing apparel, was yesterday identified us tho property of A.C, White, of Whitesville, N.Y. On tho 19th of May fast, he miurricd Miss Martha A, Stevons, of Whitewater, Mich. und most of tha goods in the trunk wero wedding presenta. Thomas Adams, baggiye- inaster of the Fort Wayne Rullroad, identilies a, Jarye sole-feuther trunk 18 one which pissed throuvh bls hands, and he thinks he tnd the owner, W. Bush, of the St. Louls & Pacitic Healteaid, laentities the Valivo | containinye sittiple gloves a4 belonging to a traveling agent now in St. Louls. f ly Lae Ben, of “No. (a Jackson street, identifies a blick leather vilise up stolen from bie Wrothoron xome oneof the mtirouds, ‘Tho oinnager of Brink's Express Identities suchel for which he will Mid a uwner, J. 1, Sarton, of the Rock Island Kond, and dunes Stinson, “of the Ill- nols Central Hound, tiink they ean fid owners’ for other parcels of tle: property, Tho police Lave a3 yet. no clear {des of the way. Jo which Wesson uccompllshed these thefts, He is known to hive had duplicate cheeks of hls own, and the most plausible Ubeory [3 that, dur- ing the Coucive rush, le muninged tw uct close enough to buggage to cut off the check and repince it by one of bis awn. Tt would te ny easy matter then to be- come possessed of the bagnge without exelting any suspicion. ag alt he had to de was to pre= sent the dupileate of the check be tad alreiay cael tu thearticio be wanted to get posses elon of, SHOT FOR DISOBEDIENCE. Oilicer Fox, of the West Twelfth Street Station, took bis turn at the rowdy element {nat night, aAt 10:30 o'clock, a8 he was traveling his post, he noticed g party of five loafing in front of a Bohemiun snicon nt) the corner | of Canal and Hunker streets. He ordered them ty move on, and three of the purty did su peace: ably, Oneofthe other two, Michael Sullivan by name. Jumped up and anid be did not know whother he would go or not, and questioned tho ollicer’s right to make blm go. Tho officer tbrentened to arrest him if ho did hot move on, and Sullivan dared hin to do 80, While they were parleying Pat Sullivan and on unknown man came up, and, secing thut Mike was Ilkely to get arrested, they concluded to wall the officor in with empty beer-kexs. The one Pat threw struck Ollicer Fox in the abdomen, and the otber struck hin on the. back, injuring bin slightly. The threo then ran off, and- Fox, pursuing, Mred three shots ut Pat, but Jost algut of them all, aud” soon abandoned the chiuse. Shortly after this he saw Mrs. Sullivan on ‘Twelfth street loukiny fora doctor. He tried to find out what she wanted of tt doctor, but, 138 she would not tell bin, be ut onee went to the house, No, Mi Bunker street, and there found Bac Sullivan lying on the bec, with =a bullet wound” In. the right hip. Dr, dirka, who attended bin, says the bullet ludyed in'the muscles aud tendons on the upper and back purboet the bip, and the wound iy not atallserious, ‘The Sullivans clulm, and with some right tou, that they had perfect liberty to stund chuttlig on corner se neir thelr own home, and deny that they otfended any one save a supercitious polivemun, whol thoy Intend to pe it they cun. ‘They are laboring wen, and ear fulr repututiona, THE KNIFE. Atan carly hour Monday morning James E. Rennett, s bourder at No, 210 West Rundolph street, was stabbed in the abdomen about two {uckes from the navel by some person unknown to bin. Ofiicer James Derrig did not hear owuything of tho ‘occurence until sume twenty-four hours later. | Bennett elalmed thut while bo wns sitting smoklug on the front steps with Frank Wells, three rowdlea caine alung the walk and stepped upon thelr feet. ‘They made some remurk ubout “keeptoy to their own sido,” and the trio turned upon them and exblbited tholr knives. The onc who stepped upon = Ben nett struck at him and cut him. The wound fs quite long, but fortunutely [s not deep, aud the attending physiclun siys Bennett will be able tobe about in a few days. The police at Hnat doubted story, for tho reason that Licut, Barbee was within a few paees of the house, and hud spukeu to the young men at the Very hour almost when’ they said the stabbing took place, and yot he had heard wotbiiyg of 1, Tho facts were reconciled {nat night. Benuett remembered bering whist- ling, and told Lieut. Barbee that it wis north of Ahut puint, and tho: olticer started at onve, but ‘could not have gone further than Lake street, when tho rowdles came along. Bennett ilso says, that tha min who did” the cutting wits in the Inunedhite vicinity at tat tine, and that he followed the Lieutenant around the corner, Acting upon this information, the Lieutenant and Detective Thorpe list night arrested Whom Oa MeVermott, Hels not tho one who dict the cutting, but he was there, and is supposed to know tie men who committed the assault, He la well known to tho potlee, and was trrested Jess than a year ago in the West Luka street district with a bag contaluing furs and slivers ware stolen from a residence, He, however, Tuuntged toa escape without — puuishment. Bennett says ho enn ilentify the one who cut him, but not tho other two, ALLEGED FORGERY, On Monday afternoon a warrant was taken out before Justice ‘Brown for the arrest of a young unin tamed & We Bellamy, of tho law firin of Wheeler, Bellamy & Holden, for tldged forgeries amounting to $700, ‘The interested parties ro Mosar. Ire and Edgar (olmes, brokers at No, & Washington street, and Frank OF. Cole, real-estate dealer, ‘Tho lattor states “that on ‘Thursday last Sie, Edgur Hotmes exme to hin with a note, signed by Bellamy, and payublo to Belamy's order, Té was died Aug. 0, and of the fice yilug of 4, The judormers were Boluny, Be Albro, and A. Me dtawson. Thinking it nl ght, Mr, Cote cusbed tt. On the (wo following dys slintlar notes wore presontad, fudaraed hy thu sume partis, and these be al4o cashed, Tut the presentation of another ins iils Auapl- clons, and on investigation hy W@rned that the Indoraoments were forged. A wiltrant was ee cordingly gotten owt, but Bellamy could not be Fount, and itis thought that he haa lott thoelty, ——— TRUSIES, eran rN RUPTURE) sees Reward, Wo wilt pay ton charitable institution #10 jn ofan Inguinal Hernia that can, by retained fund that we cannos rotuin, with thy PARKEL NBS TENTIVE COMMON-SENSE TRUSS, patented July. itd MAILE, HUTMAN & PARKER, G4 Suslowt, Chica, Mt DU PARKER, tho patontos, has tid Qt years’ ore perignce, the feet n years with Marina Moauiila, Are jug, Naty, wud Toiinonons, thy Governuunt HAVIDE Gmted Gur applinncy as te bust in use, (race that can by curad wy huyor ull to cura, aun fi WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS Tatho best Truss tn tho world for holding wud curing power fa just tho hing tu urense salestuarixt person should havens, 6 LEVER TIRUAN CC +e New ensg ‘the elk, PAPILLON. PAPILLON! Cures Salt Rheum or Eczema, Scrofula, and Ulcers. It has never failed. For Sale by All Druggists, VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CU,, Agents, 02 & OF Lakeat,, cur. Mearboru. NOTICE. NOTICE. rrics OY St. MARY'S FALLS Billy CANAL, a BAULY SYK. Malik, Aux. GLb, 1a, { Notico lw hereby ulven thut the Ht. Mary's Fallasilp Cunal wil clone for gett pibstuess os, twelve e'clucky foun, on the bib dof Novewbe “Aw thy caliul Will bo clorud tu onuble the U. B, Gov- Uriiuent to prosecute sul Mal beconsury laaproye= pients, t can bu definitely stated that there will bo nu Justhonemunt for any cause frou tho dute ubuve DienWuned. Notice legiven ot this curly date te n= eye. mt bhose Hatin ouds ty era ue Ary erties we P tolarcutwe lo Have iedone bofe i Be ae SULN SEALDING, bupt. W. CHANDLEL, Cullesian AMUSEMENTS. MYVICKER’S THEATRE. DENMAN THOMPSON JOSHUA WHITCOMB Every Evoning until furthor notica. MATINEES | iraess HOOLEY’S THEATRE, . ONE WEEK ONLY—Mondny, &% and Saturday Matineon, Atuorice's Heverien eee MACQIE MITCHELL, IEPERTONEE: Monday evening, Rept. ‘Tueutny evening, Sept 7. Wednesday Matinee, opt. 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