Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1880, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOPRER 21, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. but on two or three ocenstons, twlee ata clty ant ones in Madison, his home, ‘tho opinion ts entertalned that Mr. ‘Gren ary fs convinced hls | chances is best qvithout going on tho hustings, as there aro some things requiring: exphination from hin itintght be aitioutt for Wnt to elear up anit maka snilsfactory to his followers, Chief among them Is the matter of lnving heen tn qed tho chosen vessel Of the Kuow-Noth- fngs'in the Sinte of New York, ranning as thelr eantidate for Cong In the Nine: teenth District. Mr. Gregory, to br suevess. Aut nt this the, mtiat rely largely on the for. eign vote to conte to his support, and thus he Is placed Jun most awkyvard and {neon alstent position betore 118 GERMAN AND MUSiE SUPPORTERS, puntof his eonneetion with a party nace the corner-stona of which was the de- nin’ of all political rights to the very class fram whom he now pegs support. Asthe attorney of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, My. Gregory expects rallroad aid, and makes no denial of peing « rallrond candidate, At thé sumo tle he bids forthe Granger voto and tho aupport of the snti-nionopolisis: generally thraughout the district, so that on the whole Mr. Grecory endeavors to be stiecored by inany conficting tn % He has enlisted Col, W. F. Vilas, the rent Grant enlogist. In nis favor, and a stumplug tour has been are ranged for him in Jefferson County, Mean: while the Hon, L, 1B. Caswell, Republican enndidate for Congres. Is alive to tho issues at stake, and {8 holding Iarge and enthust- natic meetings allover the district. ILe be- Heves that Republicanism can be most sue- cessfully kept in the ascendeney in the old Secand District by a clear, opett, and honest avowal of the priuciples underlying the Re- publican party. ‘The prospects for 3, CASWELL'S THIUMPIANT ELECTION aro bright, nnd from tho present outlook throughout the district lis majority will be Jarger than two years aga. In the Fifth Congressional District the Republicans are making. @ red-hot canvass, and Gen, E.S. Bragg [a destined tobe driven ctose to the wall if notdefeated by his Repubilean op- ponent, the Hon, Eli Colman, . Dodge County, the “banner Demoeratic county of the State,” Is the great battte-ground, Here the once proud Demoeracy are so torn with dissensions over Jucal questions that they find It essentially necessary to put forth the most actlye exertions In order to try and savo thelr county fleket, and its success Is n matter of extrem#doubt, This condition of things In the only Demooratic stronghold in the district makes Gen. Bragg's election lonk extremely doubtful, and his mast sanguine friends are forced to adinit that his eances are precarious, _ MR. COLMAN Igmoklug a fino impression in hts canvass, while Gen. Bragg is not altogether happy In his travels throuxhout the district, Brage’s, majority two years ago was over 2,500, Dodge County supplying him with more than half of i. ‘Tho redemption of the Fifth Distriet from Demoeratle control would be one of the most glorlons results ever attalned by Wls- cousin Republicans, and such a significant + consummation fs to be earnestly prayed for. NOUCK’S SIGNAL OF DISTRESS, Bpectat Dispatch to ‘The Chteago Tribune. OsuKostr, Oct. 19.—Sinee the terrible de- feat of the Democratic party in Olio and In- dinua the frlends of Gabe Bouck In this city are fecting very despondent, and fear tha de- feat of their candidate, who -fy being hard pressed by Mr, Guenther. ‘The Intest scheme of the Bourbons to help Bouck |s to trade off the Assembiyinan from this * city. in return for yotes. for Congressman, Osh kosh usually elects 2 Democrat to the Legislature, and now it Is proposed to com- romise the mutter and let the Republicans fave the member, provided Bouck ts hene- fited by the trade, ‘Tho Democratic slilp in this district ts just now laboring very heay- tly in the trough of tho sen, and the whole efew are busy xt tho pumps, Bouck has ordered the deck-lond to bo thrown aver- bonrd, and flies the slgnal of distress at the masthead, ‘THE WAN'L IN WISCONSIN. + Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribiing, Manisow, Wis., Oct. 10.—A. GC, Parkinson, Chalrman of the Democratic State Central Committee, has Issued s secret circular, in which ho ealls upon overy delegate to thelast Btatw Convention for a contribution of $5 to sthe peneral election fund. “Le s “We have strong hopes of currying this Stute for Hancock and English. | We need money for tho prosecution of the campaign’? Mr. Parkinson ig certulnly very reasonable in his demands upon the galvanized Democracy. for the sluews of war, and it fs easy tocinher out the exnet amount of money he will re celve if his modest request is complied with, A full convention upon the present basis consists of 266 delegates, and if they ull fork over, Parkinson will recelve $1,330, Not an. extravagant outlay in order to carry: nateong Revublican State for Hancock, It fs rumored that Chatrman Varkinson’s circular was lasued before the Innd-slide In Indiana on Tuesday last, and that he willissuc another Inn few days, containing this Iaconte post- script: “Lnter—You need not send the money. It is of no uae,” apeetat pe TTEWATER. ipeclal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wintewaren, Wis, Oct. 10.—The Ropub- Hean Club held its tirat meeting of the enin- palgn last night. ‘The Hon, C. G, Willams Bddresyed the audience, which was lirge and enthuslastic. It has been impossible to Bet up much interest at home till the action of Ohlo and Indians was decided. Now our Republicans begin to think of the work that thoy must do, and the splendid turnout of yoters Inst night shows that they have never Tncked Interest in the jssties of thacampalgn, r Willinms ta n arent favorit here, and made onv’oft his best apecehes. White Republicans are striklayg for 600 majorit: Gartigld and Arthur, JUDGE TOUNGEN, Gay, BPtetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, { Benorr, Wis,, Oct, 20,—Judgo A. W. Tour. ¢, of North Carolina, spoke bere to-night An immense audience, hundreds being un- able to get into the Opera-House, el Usht processton paraded the principle streets before the mooting, and Republican onthust- gem ts at fever heat, The Judge's adaress. ted two hours, and was Hstened to with deep interest, Ie went to the foundation of things, contrasting the socint, educational, and political conditions of the North and the uth, And stating the catises of the contrast: Ina most clear and logical way, ‘The Jutgo ps from here to Grand Rapids, and thence Now York stute. § IOWA. ! REORUIG, Bptetat Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Kroxux, In, Oct, 20.—Senntor Allison Qpoky at Gibson’s Opern-House to-night. About 1,000 turned auf to hear iim, muny of Whom were Indices, Hs speech, in which he Tevluwed the princlpal issues of the cam- Daign, was an uble and eloquent effort, All the Garfield and Arthur companies joined In Sgrand torchight procession, which num- dered about 400, ‘Tho wenther is delightful, And in consequence n great and enthusiastic crowd was on our streets. ‘The Republicans by far mate the best showlng In thelr pa- Tadeg, draw the largest crowds nt thelr meet ings, and In all probability will poll the heavlest vote in this county, heretofore con- trolled by the Dewperats, at the November election, 2 DAVENVONT: Special Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, Davexronr, In, Oct. 2.—[he Repub- Meaus of Scott County closed to-night One of the most Imposing demonstrations yet known jn lown, More than, 1,900 torches Were jn the HMne of procession by, actual Count, Of these more than 00 were Carried by Garfleld Guards mounted, ‘he praces- sion was two hoursin passing any given polnt, Aller the parade Hiram Price addressed the pegple ina telling upeech ofan hour and a ~ AniPs duration. ~The greatest enthuslasin Prevailed. “Cho mveting ended with three cheers for Price, thres for Gartleld and Ar thur, and three‘ for Maj, Farwell for Con fies, Muscatine {3 in dead varnest for a publican sweep, : tiie DUBUQUE: vt ipectat Dispatch to The Chicaga Denvgur, Iu., Oct. 1%—The Republicans had y krand deihonstration thiy eventog in honor of Ohlo and Ludlana, Over 60 toreh- bearers turned out, nud numbers of wur pri- Yale residences were Hluniiated, wally the Sound of cannon cume from every quarter ‘ofthe city, Fireworks ulso enilvenvit the Scene, and thousnids of people looked on, ter the march, the crowd brought. up ab y for the ‘Tabernacle, whore it wis addressed by ex-Semitor Wright, Itwasa blg night for the Republicans, Oto. ne ELECTONAT. Corusmus, O., Oct. 2.—At n meeting of the Republican State Central Committee to- night Benjamin Eggleston, Presidential Elector for the First District, withdrew from tho ticket on account of already folding the position of State Senator, and A. 1), Bullock, of Clivinnatl, was chosen to fill the vacaney so created. THE REPURTICAN BTATE COMMITTER furnish the following ‘figures. ‘These aro mide up from olelal figures at the various county-seats, ant can be dopended upon ag being as rellable as any figures can be wnt til official fizures are furnished by the Sce- retary of State: ‘The total vate on eandl- tlates for Judge of the Supreme Court was TWAS, divided asfollowss sfelivaing, Repub- lican, s4,044; Follet, necrat, SH1,0033 Tander, Greenbacker, 6,578; -Ross, Proll Hitlontst, 4051; Mellvalne’s plurality. 23,04, ‘The vote for Secretary of State stands ns follows: ‘Townsend, Hepubiican, & 35 Lag, Democrat, 43,014; Lloyd, Gret ex, 0,702; Doon, Protiibitiontst, 2,715. aund’s plurality, 19,{K VERMONT. SENATOR EDMUNDS, Montrriinn, Vtj Oct. 20.—Tha Legisia- ture in joint Assembly to-day formally de- elared George F, Edmunds elected United States Senator, ‘Town: CONGRESSIONAL. SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS, Satem, Mass., Oct ‘The Demoerats of the Sixth District have nominated EB. Moody Boynton for Congress. FIFTEENTH NEW YORK, a ADAny, N. Y., Oct. 20.—The Republicans of the Fifteenth District huve nominated ‘Thomas Cornell for Congress, ‘The Demo- erats have two candidates In this district, TWENTY-SINTH NEW Yor, Lyons, N. Y¥., Oct. %.—Tho Demoerats of the ‘Twenty-sixth District nominated Peter MM. Van Auken for Congress, RHODE 18LAND, Provipence, Oct. 19,—The Second District Greenback Convention nominated John piaiels Smith for Congress, Instead of THE ELMIRA DISTRICT, Erama, N. et, 20.—The Democratset this “district ‘to-day indorsed the Greenimek nomlnes for Congress, the Rev, Thomas K Beecher, of this city. ‘The Republican car didate Is David DP. Richardsson, the present aiember, ' THIRTY-FINST NEW YORK, Auton Devot, N. Y¥., Oct. 20.—At tho Dewocratic Congressional Convention to-day. E. Kirke Hart was nominated for Congress for the Thirty-first Congressional District. He dectined the nomination, and the Con- yentlon adjourned until the 2uth inst. SECOND NEW yon, New Yont, Oct. 20,—The Second Congres: slonal District Democratic Convention of Kings County to-night nominated Willlam E, Robinson. , THE FOLLOWING CONGRESSIONAL, NOMINA- ‘TION! Fifth nbor the Seventh District, Alex Len- wore made here to-night: ‘Tammany District), Benjamin Wood: Soclalistle party o} ninge. WASHINGTON NOTES. GEN, BUTLEN’S MANAGEMENT OF TUE SOL- 2 DIERS NOME, Spectat Dispgich to Tha Chteago Tribune, Wasurnaton, D.C., Oct. 20.—Some fent- uresof thuaccounts of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler with the Soldters’ Lome are attract- Ingsome attention here. ‘There remalns a discrepancy of about $18,000 between tho statomentsas thoy wero rendered by Gen. Butler and those rendered by on associate member of the Board. Somebody hins had the use of this money forn year, and appar- ently no effort is being made to account for it. During four years of Gen. Butler’s serv- {eons ‘Treasurer $500,000 worth of cloth- ing was purchased of a single firm in Phil- adelphia, and,so ‘far’ fs” can be learned, this was done without advortise- | ment and without competition. A clause was Introduced Into the Inst Appropriation bill requiring that purchases should only be made atter dua advertisement. When tho next quarter’s youchers cna In, Gen. Butler was notifiei that there was no evidence that this Iaw had been complied with, Le re- plied ovasively to the general effect that somo ofthe clothing recuived from tha Quarter muster was too small for Issue rt the Homes, and that this had been ex- changed, ‘The transaction hind been of such a natura that no especial sums could be named, therefore It was held that tho Inw had constructively been com- plicd with. It was noticed, however, that the vonchors named tho sums pald tho Philadelphia firm in round thousands. THE DEMOCIATS OF WASUINGTON claim to have ralsed more money per capita for campaign purposes than the people of any otherelty. A new appeal anda desperate oue fer campaign funds {fy issued by them tonight. A DDACK List. It is discovered that the ox-Confederate employés of the District Government here, of whom there is'n large number, had pro- pared a black list comprising all the Repub. ican employés, who were to be discharged in the supposed ‘probable election of Hun- cock, ‘This lst was propared before the didlann election, and serves to illustrate the wethous of Clyif Service whieh woutd he in- troduced under a Democratle Administra- tlon. DATED TACK, ‘Tho fact is fully established that tho Tian- cock-Randeiph tarlil correspondence was written on Friday, tho lath, and dated back, Senator Randolph's letter was dated back to Monday, the 11th, the day before election, aud Gen, Tlancock’s reply was dated the 12th, the day of election, This was done after consultation as the best means of creating the impression that tho letters were not called out by the panio crented by the clec- tlons. So tlie head of the ticket makes him- selfa party to publishing Intportant corre- spondence with fraudulent dates, while his associate, English, dates court records for- ward a year for the purpose of sesebeing, the public With a falso and manufactured de fense in his ponslon case. ANOTHER TARIFY LETTER It is roparted that the Democrats are plan= ning tohuye Hunvock write wother letter on the tariff question, In whieh he will, say, still more clearly explain hits view: new letter is sald to Have been determined upon whon it was ascortained that the Pater- son Guardian would not deny the correct: ness of the recent interview I is coli the manuseript of which It is now said Gi Hancock hhinsvlf revised, Jt the latest let- ter Hancoek fs reported as still further defy- ing the Demoeratio platform, and as on- notneing hitaself an witra protectionist, TUE VETERANS, ‘The Democrats clatin that the vetoran roa. ments of Pennsylvania are all for Hancock, Word reaches here thattho One Hundred and Fittieth Pegiment of Pennsylvania, whioh has just had a raunton, and which was "in ancoet’s corps during the War, was cane vasaed with tho following results; For Gare fluld, 219 votes; for Hancock, 0 votes; for Weaver, 5 yotes, ‘ DISSATISFACTION. A Goyernment official says that Gen, Hane eock’s Southorn-clalms letter gives marked dissatisfaction to Southern men, and that nosis of the Democratls Congressmen venture to express any opinion about St. WADE HAMPTON, ‘Tho correspondericebetween Senator Wade Hampton wand Secretary Sherman ty belts published In pamphlet form by the Republi. gan Congressional Committee, and Is wiilized 83 4 campaign documant, y THE SPOUTING MEN who teti days ago offered odds on bots that Uapeock would be elected President, now offer odds on Garfield, A good muny who made bats before the Indians election on Moneock dre new hedging, wid offerlug two to ong on the Republican candidate, —<—<————— SUICID 3 DAvenront, la., Oct. 20,—A speclal from Duraut, In’ this county, says that Lizzle Schnecklob, aged 17 yearg, committed suicide by hunging herself, ———_— “Hale Rovivum " restores gray halr to itsorig: inul color for # cents. ey , thoy: This A FEARFUL FATE. Five Women Burned to Death in a Shoddy-Mill in Sincinnati. Confined in an Upper Room by the Burning of the Stairways, Thoy Wero Literally Roasted Alive Before Subcor Could Reach Them Hight Persons Killed by a Boil: er Explosion in a Cin- cinnati Factory. A Counterpart of the Recent Pittsburg Collision Occurs on the Ham- itton & Dayton Road. Telescoping of a Passenger-Car by a Locomotive of a Freight-Train. Several of the Passengers Fatally, and Many Painfully, Scalded by Steam. An Exoursfon-Train Wrecked ond Many Persons Injured in North Car- ol{na, ROASTED TO DEATI, Specat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, CincinNatt, Oct. 20—A fire resulting in the loss of five lives occurred about 11 o'clock to-day in the shoddy-factory of Benjamin ‘ley, corner of Secont and Broadway, ‘The fire caught from greased rags falling upon tho bales, and before tho engines could be brought to the spot the whole bullding, owing to tho inflammable character of its contents, was in flames. Twenty girls and women, under the stpervision of Mary Foren, the forewoman of the sorting depart- nent, wero at work fn tho sorting and storage ‘rooms on the third floor, ‘These wonten knew nothing of the presences of the fire untill one of them saw smoke coming through tho eracks in the flvors. She at once called ‘ Fire!” and started for the stalr- enso in the storage-ronm. Most of tho women at this time were In thestorage-room, only eight then being fn the sorting- room, The forewomon ran to tho door between the two rooms and toll them the building was on fire, and to hurry out. ‘Two of the eight Immediately followed her, but the other six, anxious to save their clothing, stopped to take off their working dresses and put on those they wore going to and from work, ‘The consequence was when they rurned to zo down the stajreaso In the storage room they found Mrs, Rachel Doggett, 51 East Third street, 55 years old, body burned to a crisp: widow and four children. Miss Margaret Welch, 00yenrs old, Seventh and North streets, no relatlyes known; upper *portion of hady burned to a erisp, Mrs, Mary Syron,.49 years old, 43 Yoatman. street; five children; husband Invalid; uppor portion of body except face burned. Mrs. Catherine Jackson, Front and Brosd- way, 55 years old, widow, supporting blind daughter, Miss or Mrs, Kerwin, 40 yenrs, 170 Locke street, only at work one day and nothing known about her family, or whether married or single. THE WARNING, When the fire broke out thera weratwenty- eight women and girls In tho third story with the forewoman. Twenfy girls. were in one room with the forowo@an, and eight women were in the adjoining room. ‘Tho forewomnn gaye the alarm to tho girls in her room, and they all passed out and down tho stairway In safety. Sie then went to the roont whicro the eleht women were and gave thetlarmalso, Two of them followed her down the stalrs, ‘Tho other six delayod, It is supposed, to change thelr clothing, until the tire cutoff thalr escape by the stairway. ‘Thore Is no question that the loss of Ife Is due wholly to carelesnesa or the fright of the victims thomselyes. ‘Thoro was ample thue, if thoy had not stopped for thelr clothing, or become confused, to escape, Mrs, Eliza Barrett, who was porsunded to jum frow a thitd-atory window, escaped with a broken ankle, ‘ Mrs, Lyon was at the window at the time, and was apparently about to follew Mrs. THE VLAMES HAD CUT THRS OFF in that direction, ‘Then turning toward tho drylng-room, all was flames, ‘Thoir only: chance was thewindows. Only two of the six reached that point.allve, ‘Two, after- ward {identified aa Mrs, Rachel Doge gett and Mrs, Catherine Jackson, were suifocated by the smoke, fell almost at tho threshold of tho. door through which they had in vain endeavored to es- cape. ‘Two others, Miss Margaret Welshand Miss Curran, of Kerwin, fell not more than ten feet from the window which Ars. Eliza Barrack and Mrs, Mary lyon reached allve, No sooner were thelr ngon- fued faees seen oat the window than a ery of horror,vent up from tho thousands attracted to the vicinity by the fire, A nine ber of citizens hustily rolled under the win- dow a number of bales of rags, and called upon the woman to jump. Mra, Barrack, after turning her head and looking back at the flames rapidly increasing In volume, stepped upon the window-slll and LEAPED DOWN the forty or fifty fect lighting on the bales and ti striking broke her left ankle, She was immediately picked up and carried to 4 neighboring store, whence she was sent to the hospital, Mrs, Lyon, after seeing tho Aechlent which had befallen Mrs, Barrack, stood atill inthe windaw-sill, and, In response toacry from Officer Burke to “Jump, for God's sake,” was heard to say something which sounded Nke “No; no; 1 cannot.” Thon turning, she rushed back into the flames, and was seen no more until her dead and charred body was found lying uearthosa of her companions, ‘The ganeral opinion [s that the unfortunate victling are to biatue for the terrible tragedy, the statements of ‘the forewomen, many flre- men, and the girl Annlo Madden (who first gave the alarin on this floor), being to the ef- fect that they had ample tlie to escape alter the alarm was given, VRESS ACCOUNTS, Cincinnati, .0., Oct. 2.—A shocking calamity, in connection with the fire, oo- eurred shortly after 11 o’cluck thls morning, Fire broke ott in the shoddy manufactory of Benjandn Hey, corner of Second street and Broadway, In such 9 way as tocut off escape from the third story, where a number of women were at work, ‘The firemen made heralo bit Inetfectual attompts to rescue tho women, After extinguishing the fire they succeeded in extricuting the dead boilies of five women, two of whom are not yet identl- fied. ‘fhe other three are Barrett, but when she saw men carrylng Mrs. Barrett away, she turned and ran back {nto the flames. The loss fs about $25,000, The building was not burned dawn, The floor where the women perished was not much injured. The fiames were confined mainly to rags and other combustible stock, Heyes’ Insitranes Ig 81,00 ench In the " u fornla, and Farmers’, New York; in the Rochester, People’s, and Homies $1,000 each Inthe New York City out Northern of New York; and each fn the German of Pittsburg and National of Baltimore, FRIGHTFUL COLLISION, Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune CINCINNATI, On, Oc. 20--A Erightiul cole listo oecnrred this morning about 9 o'clock on the Cinetuatl, Hamilton & Dayten Rall+ rortl, resembling in charteter the Inte Pitts: burg disaster. The ‘Toledo trilu tert Jiamit- ton at ae in. on the, and was detained five niinutes at Schenck’s Statlon by a freight traln taking aside track, About ten minutes Inter the Matnilton xeeommodation left Ham Iton on thie, following iu the track of the ‘Toledo train, Ab the water tank near Jones’ Station about fifteen niles from Cineinnatl, the Iast tralu struck the first as it was being switehetl on n side track, to let the train from Cliclinatl pass her A heavy fog prevalled attha the, so dense that an objectcould scarcely by discerned at x distance of six feet away. The locomotive ran nearly through the rear couch, In whielf were about twenty passengers, Iterally tear- {ng the ear to pleees, ‘The engine was com pletely stripped of everything above the boiler, and In an Instant the wreek was FILLED WITH SCALDING STRAM, The Inmates of the ear whe were not ren- dered tneonselous by the shock at once be- ganto brenk the windows and extrleate themselves from thelr terrible situation, Passengers {n the other curs came to thelr regene, and all were at Inst reseticd alive, but with skin peellng from their faces and bodies. Not 8 person in the ear escaped without = serious — Injur- jes, and several were sertded beyond recovery, Among the victims was Perrin J. March, who was comlug inte the city with his mother to be married this evening toa daughter of Dr. Tait, Hs mother was PROBABLY FATALLY SCALDED, and ho was himself severeiy hurt, but he dressed his wounds, brought his mother Into the city, and was this eventng asarried, ae- cording to progrant. Anothor victim, Frank Thompson, of St. Louls, who had both legs broken and was otherwise injured, had just escaped afew hours before from a, railroad wreck, abuitt sixty miles this side of St. Louis. The wounded, as they were brought Into this elty, presented a slekentng speetacte, as the terrbie effects of scalds “began to be felt, more deeply. ‘The groans and sereams of the suffering filled the alr, ‘The victins were tuken to the hospital and tho homes of frlends In the city. ‘The injured are Dr. A.C. Jones, of Con- nergville, Lud., head cut and upper part af the body senlded; Sarah Mahan, Knobknos- ter, Jolinson Co., Mo., hands seilded; Maz gle Mahan, Ni sville, Ky., scalded: Stlas Mahan, hands and face sealed; Frank Martln, Milroy, Ind., hands and, face seald- ed; Daniel Kennedy, College Corner, Lid, head and hands sealded; Philip Keehan, Jackson, O., badly sealded; Charles Keehan, Jackson, O. hands and fare sealded, but walking about; Sainvel Drake, Oxtord, 0, hands and face scalded; Frank J. ‘Thomp- both Jes broken; King head cut by. window-glass; ‘ood, Indlanapolis, scalded s J. W. Morgan, Georgetown, Ky., tiands and face cut with window-glass;) Mrs, J. W. Marsh, St. Lots, Mo. hands ant. sealded; Hi. XY. Miller, of College Corner, O., hauds scalded and face cut, but walking alga son, Chicago, INNATI, O., Oct. 20—At a late hour to-night all the passengers jujured on the Cinclunati, Hamilton & Dayton Road were reported as cdolng well. With regard to sev- ernl of them there were fears that they lind inhaled stentn, but this does uot ppenr to be the fact, and uta thought. all will recover, ‘The track where the accident took place was perfeetly straight for a long distance, but Ue fog was so dense that the-train could not be seen n distance of twenty yards, ANORTIER COLLISION... Raceion, N.C, Oel. 20—An accident oc- curred on tho Raleigh & Gaston Road carly this morning at Youngsville, twenty-one miles from Ralelgh. A local freight-tratn and excurslon-train collided, ‘There were G00 excursiontsts on board. Ono was killed out- right and fifteen wounded, ‘Two of the lat- ter dled goon after. "The names of tho dead are Brack Green, Ashley Radford, and Dufty Perry—all colored. The tnjuries of the others are not now thought fatal. The wounded were nearly all on the platforms, One car was telescoped. Trains north and south wero blocked, but tho road wagefenred at nightfall, Conductor William I. ‘Thomp- son mid Engineer W. A. Priee, of | the freight-train, were arrested, but gave Dall. aA nuajority of the Injured people were col- ored, from Franklin County, ‘The excursion- {rain was on its way to tho Slate rat Rulelgh. | Five phystelans from Ratelgh are in attendance. Four of the wounded ne- groes were bronght to this elty to-nights Others are at Youngaville, aud houses iear- by. — FATAL EXPLOSION, Bpeeval Dtspateh to ‘The Chieago Tribune. Teun: Haute, tnd, Oct. .—At3 o'clock this afternoon oceurred the most frightful boiler oxploston that has ever taken place In thisclty. ‘lho shovk was terrifle, and was felt all over the whole cits, An alarm of fro was quickly turned out, Within a few imlnutes the Department and hundreds of people hastened to the distilery of Cox & Fairbanks, on South Water street. . It was soon ascertalned that from some unaccount- able reason three of the large boilers had Durst, and buried many of the worknien in the rutng, ‘The exact number of the killed cannotat this time be given, 13 some more bodies are sald to be in the débris, ‘The following bodies have been recovered, some of them In a fearfully-mangled condl- tion; Jolin Brooks, Joseph Denny, Howe Day, William Bergman, Henry Dinkle, Mike Kelly, and a stranger from Cincinnati, name unknown, ‘The engineer, Frank Stanley, has died since he was taken out; also William Kirtly, Elght or ten of tho eniployés are wounded, some dangerously, Part of the building ts dumolishad, A large plece of one of the bollers fell into the cattle-pens and killed two of the steers. Another pleco knocked out the end of the niult-house, 600 yards away. ‘Hhese boilers had been examined on. Sun- day-by an Inspector, and pronounced sate, * DITCHED. Speetal Dlepateh to The Chicago Tribune, Tor“no, Oct, 20.—The wieght express train bound for Cinelnnatl on the Dayton & Mich igau Railroad which Jeft the Union depot at 10:25 tast night, met with wsad mishap at Farnham, 9 smal) station three or four miles this silo of Deshler, aud twenty-five miles fromtheclty, The entiretrin, consisting ofa locomotive and tender, baggage ent, two couches, and sleeper, was ditched, caused, It is sald by somes bya broken ral, othors say on account of the rails spreading. | Whatever Inay have been the cause, lt waa a bad wreck, ‘fhe locomotive lies In the mud on its side, Fortunately, and singular ay it was fortunate, no one was hurt. ‘The track fs again clear, The morning express train, due here at 645 a me, did nut arrive nntil 11:30 this morning, three hours and titty minutes late. CRUSIIED. Spectab Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune Avnonra, UL, Oct, 20—A switch engine collided with the smoking-car of an enst- bound passenger train, Conductor Hl Evans, hear the Aurora Brewery tls afternoon, crushing the smoking-car and Jnjuring John Sigler, of Union County, Pennsylvauta, and Mr, RB. Wallace, of Chleago, Neither are dangerous, ‘The traly was discontinued, and ity passengers proceeded on the Dubuque train. : WRECKED IN A TUNNEL. Nonru AvAs#s, Muss., Octy 20.—A freight train was wrecked in the Tunnel to-night about a mile east of the central ghatt, ‘Travel both ways is temporarily suspended, but there are hopes of clearing the wreck by nidnight suficiently to get trains through. Elgit ears were considerably smashed, No one Injured. Cause of the necldent une known, UNLUCKY EXCURSIONISTS. Rannian, N. Gy Oct. 20.—To-tlay a freight traln ran Into « crowded excursion train coming to the State falr, ‘The ettines and ears were wreeked. ‘Three men were killed, and fourteen punded, threé seflously. ‘They were mostly on the platform. CANNON AUCIDENT. East Santvaw, Mlely, Oct. 20.—E, Ewell, of St, Louls, had his ght hand blown off and arin shattered while firing a catinon ata RepubNean meeting at Alma this evening. J. Chappel was also dangerously hurt, DROWNED. Detnorr, Mich., Oct. %9—A Rogers City special to the Detrolt: Postand Trine re- ports the drownlng of Capt. Joseph Sawyer, Superintendent of the Ninth District Life Service, and Keeper George Feaban. a 8 nt 2:40 yesterday afternoon was enused by a tire In the frame barns In the rear of Nos. 220 and 231 West Randolph street,—the former owned and oc- cnpied by John Ring, and the latter owned by a Me, Bushnell and occupied byd. White ford. Danae to both barns about $500, ‘The fire Is supposed to have been the work of smatl boys playing with matches. . There wasa party of tree or four about the place, and two of the nugiber say that Eddie Biood, ainisehievous youngster of 10 years, matici- ously set fire. to a pe of hay fn one of the barns, “Eddie was arrested, but he strongly denies the charge. As he lias been a source of treat annoyances to both citizens and the potice, aud as his parents exercise no control over hin, the pullee are trying to have him sent to some refannatory or asylum. ‘The atari from Box 828 nt 3:25 yesterday afternoon was caused by the explosion of a small gasoline Inmp inthe basement of the twoestory frame building at No, 19 West Polk street, ‘The bullding Is awned by Ja- cob Malley, and fs oceupled by Reuben Levy. Damage trifling, AT SAN FRANCISCO, SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 20,—The Mis- ston street fire yesterday destroyed Aulten’s ay barn, Miller's restaurant, Mighell’s ship chundlery, Gray's saloon, West's lodging- house, Greedinan & Danielson'’s shoe shop, Rohhi’s grocery, Paulen’s shipwright estab: lishment, Heatfeld’s lumber yard, and part of Mastic’s luinber yard, The Folsom street fire burned the building formerly occupied by the Pacific Mail Com- pany and the Oregon Steamship Company, but Intterly used for the storage of ‘hay con- signed ta Rider, Somers & Co., Riley & Vest, and Scott & MeCorl, ‘The schooner Annie Tlerminia and 4 pile-triving vessel at the wharf were destroyed, ‘The Hector aid Bart- left Allen had thelr rigging burned, and other vessels were saved by being cut adrift. The total damage by botli fires is $70,000, AT PIQUA, O. Piqua. 0., Oct. %W—At 1 o'clock this morning the Ifnseed-oll mills of Orr, Leonard & Daniels were totally destroyed by fire. The fire began in the fourth story, and in two hours the fine structure was rulned, with Its valuable contents, ‘Thousands of bushels of seed and 600 barrels of oll were In the bullding, ‘he loss 1s estlinated from $150,000 Fto $500,000, with, insurance from $75,000 to $®,000, divided among twenty seven compante: ong which are the Ly don, Liverpool & Globe, British Americ: Cooper, London & Lancashire, Dayton, United Firemen, Kenton and Aurora. Spon- taneous combustion and friction of the ma- ‘ehinery are the theories advanced to explain the origin of the fire, AT PEORIA, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Pronta, IL, Oct. 20,—The cooper-shop of John Zhumerman, near the Woalner Dis- tillery, burned down this evening, The builting was owned by Woolner’ Dros, and insured in the Etna Flre-Insuranee Com- pany for$300. About 500 barrels belonging to the Woolners were stored in an adjoining building and were also burned, They wore also insured In full, Zimmer- inan hed no Insurance, -neither had the coopers, some thirty of whom lost all their tools, The total damage Is about, 83,000, At was feared that the distillery adjolning would cateh fire, but by the efforts of the firemen it was saved. i AT PORTAGE, WIS, Manisoy, Wls., Oct. 20.—A fire nt Portage, Columbla County, this morning, destroyed Goodman's clothing establishment and J, Wells & Cos hardware and . thn-shops, Loomis, Gatlett & Breeze's knitting works, which employed fifty hands: Bullard’s paint- shop, the Odd-Fellows’ hall, the armory of the Guppy Guardg, and several othor smaller Rhops. he campaign outfit Of the Gartield Club was also destroyed, ‘The Joss will reach $30,000, IN BALTIMORE. Barritonrn, Ma, Oct. %—The country realdence of Charles J. Baker, resident of the Franklin National Bank, burned last night. Loss, $30,000, dik Somat SAILURE, ’ Merwin, Wurlbert & Cov. Arms Dealers, Now York Clty. W — Speetat Dispatch to The CAtcag Tribune, New You, Oct. 20—The failure of Mer- win, Hurlbert & Co., dealers in arms and mumtunition at Nos, 63 Chambers and 05 Reade streets, was announced to-day, and during the day they made an assigninent of all thelr property, ‘Tho failure caused the greatest astonishment in trade circles, as It was entirely unexpected, ‘The firm was one of the largest In ls line In the elty, enjoyed an exellent standing and credit at the banks and in trade clreles, and wits eat! mated: to be worth from §200,000 to $800,000, Tho firm was established in 1803, tho present partners belng Milan Hurlbert and Willlam A, Hurlbert, Mr Merwin having died Just November, They are Interested In the Hopkins & Allen Manne facturing Company, omYorwieh, Conn, take all thetr produet, and own half the factory. ‘They ure also two-third owners of the Phenix Cartridge Compthy, of South Coventry, Conn, und take all their product, Bradatrect’s Report states that the embar rossment is nttributed to the failure of the Evans Kitle Company, of Mechanie Falls, Ma, in July last, the rifle company owing the firm about $100,000 for advances at the time of the — Compuny's failure, which has been a deatl stock on tho firm’s hands. It seems thelr paper in this connection has been ntrsed along, and reduced by tho profits from thelr business, Rather discouraged, they made the assizament, belleving thut it would settle thelr claling aguinst the Evans Billy Com- pany, which hus been fy the lands of threg rustecs alnee ity failure, und will probably be closed outin December, ‘The firm elabn to want only an extension, and to lave assets suiliclent to pay iil if allowed to manuge thelr nusiness, Mry Jurtbert salt that the failure was due to that of the Evans Rite Company, and the assignment. was made to hasten i settle. ment, and would Piubably: result In nn ox. tension, ‘They had an vxcellent trade, and nobody could be hurt by the failure, for it they were allowed to manake the business all Ihe Mabitities would be pal, ‘The two concerns jn Connectteut In which they were owners would not, be sald, be aifectel, tHe could give no esthniate of the linbilities, and would not shite any amoupt until the accounts. had been wade up, in the imds the Hnbilitles are estimated all the way from $150,000 to $200,000, It is suld that thelr stuck Is valued at $140,004, atu thelr book-aceounts ara very good, as they had the cream of tho'trade, but thelr collec. tons were bard, payments to then slow, and they hud to carey a number of Western housed, besides bolug loaded down with stock, ‘The Assignee sald that hg could give uo statement of the Jinbilities, but he did nut. think they were anywhere near the highest, estimate given In the trade, ‘The stock was Jarge and valuable, and would realize a large gi If tine was allowed to sell the property. eee OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, New Youk, Oct. %.—Arrived, the Les- sing, from Hamburg, and the Algeria, from Liverpool, Losxpos, Oct. 20.—Tho City of London, from New York: Istrian, from Boston, and the Ohio, from Philadelphla, have arrived out. Qurenstows, Oct, 20.—Arrived, the Marn- thon, from Boston; Arizona, from New ‘ork. GLasaow, Oct. 20.—Arrived, tha Corinthi- an, from Boston, Hasncna, Oct, 20.—Arrived, Westphalia, ew York, acces s CHICAGO JOCKEY GLU A Grand Day's Sport! CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB TRACK, THURSDAY, Oct. 21, 1880, Great 20-Mile Race BETWEEN Miss EMMA JEWETT, of Minnesota, ‘Tho fearless sod intrepid Champion of the North- wast, wud Miss MINNIE PINNEO, of Colorado, ‘The bald and dashing Horsewoman of the Hocky Mountains. "This contest will bo fur more oxetting and interest It Noy running i ing than ‘oiling rave ever witne: At Minneapolis, Dubugne, and Eangtavitie i haw wittion thousands ‘of and dellghied 1 eh sheetttore nid AC Loulavillo the race is to be repent: cd under the nuavices of tho, Louisville Jockey Club fur tlibita side, ‘The contest (n Chicago will bo for A Purse of $2,000, $1,490 to the winner and $500 to the second, nnd will Commence at 3:30 p.m. precisely, ON THE SAME DAY At 6:30 p.m.,, ‘A Purse of $200 WILL BE GIVEN For 2:40 Horses, mile heats, best 3 in 6, in harness, "TO CLOSE ON + TUESDAY, Oct. [9. Entries to be addreased to Tf, V. BEMIS, 116 Mon rourat, Chicago. ‘The manngomont of thts day's sport lx ontiroly in i tenn the bands of Messrs. ILY. A.W. Wehmond, who promise to rake i the most, POPULAR SPORTING EVENT Of the Season! Price of Admission, 50 cts. All Refreshments af Down-{own prices. Madison-st. Cars direct to the trach. For further information aitdress IL VY. BEMIS, Ne Monroe-t., Chicago, ML CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL, TO-NICHT, Dedication and Formal Opening of the CENTRAL MUSIC*! ORGAN, ‘The resources and-benuties uf tha Instrument will bo exhibited by H. CLARENCE EDDY, LOUIS FALK, ‘ A. F, McCARRELL, Who wilt be azslated tn tho, Concurt by the following Voralints: MISS LILY RUNALS, Soprano, Her tirwt appearance In Chicago. MR. B, H. GROVE, Basso of tho LITPA CONCERT COMPANY, Prof. JAMES GILL, Baritone, And the Eminent Violin Virtuosy, MR. EDOUARD HEIMENDAHL. teeepied Bente Ze. ha, aid fe, necuedings to Leone jon. For salu at the Content Munte- Hull Bux-diitice, HAVERL' THEATRE—THURSDAY, JL HAY Proprietor aud Manager, fF tlundrods upon hundreds turned away, und Mtundisig-room only. Secure your sents during the day to avoid the rust ae the door, ‘This "Vhuraday, faxt nlaht but TWO of the BUCCESS OF UNPARALLELED MAGNITUDES Incesannt _ ontinues Shouts of — Mursts of Laughter — Applianne Hoverly's Thentro densety crowded with an unthusl- Antu nid fislinnntle wudience, Aocelved by Hie tmmense audience wlth genuing demonstra Jelicht. NO WAVERLY'S 1 CoLons aL, 100 PERVORMER: 100 ‘Tho Grontest First art An Original Second Mart Ever tt UF nweuting Men} Plantation Features, neh iver With Twenty ‘Bh And Etght Corpsor Jubilee] ech i Chorusue. Consplcuuus Novelty. ‘The Negro Aw He I at Momo tn the Sonth. Monday Next-—JOUN DILLON tho great play of TUE EL GRAND OPERA Clark-st., opnoatte wuw Court-luuse, THIS THURSDAY, OCT, 21, continuad succoss of MR. B. MACAULLY AS UYOLM DAN BARTLETT, THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS SECTION. JHG AND RAVE, HONEST AND HEARTY, PAITUFUL AND Fi . Noxt, Wook—Mondo & Mauin! John Habberion's now and suce DEACON CRANKETT, WVICKER'S THEATRE. LAST NIGHT but TAO of the diatingulaned Actross, MISS MARY ANDERSON, ‘Whis (Thursday) evening, Oct. 21, Isat purturtanco uf Gal 7) oer ouniur lay we EVADNE. NDE: PINON tos cave on) ena ierutayi=Mise Aniiszsua a tC Have, Saurtay ayant tue Saturday— 1 ARTES, piantion In merican plays esi i ti HE NU SCLBACK. Rot wouk-UDK GUILINS. : HOOLEVS THEATRE, LAST NIGHTS OF M. B. LEAVITT'S Grand Specially and Vaudeville Combination. BS SPECIALLY SELECTED ARTISTS 25 Every Act Encored! Grand Matines this kuturday Attarnaon at? o'elock, Munday, Det 2—Mutuen of tho 1 ya tu thelr naw reeulistru jus Vs, EXPOSITION BUILDING, ONLY 3 DAYS MORK. EXPOSITION! Unequaled Exnibition in the Mechanical De~ partment, Magnificent Display in Textile Fabrics. Exhibition of Art never equated in this city, Bupesb Music (Three Sulolsts) Day and Evening, Adults, 256; Children, fe. SPRAGUE'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, ‘The Gulich-Blaisfell Guarantee! Ablraction No, 3. Not a-Play-Uas No dior-ltut a Musical Oddity (whatever that muy ba). COTCHS, , 1h the Worntan nnd tha itwjat Sth, S BU Gdlat, $34 Dearborn sats gy: inant rellot, Stuphedal Alle Rigat Salve for burns, bolly, curus, cuts, brulaes, led Drugyleta bayelt. Acper box i SAILHOAD TIME-TABLE, ARRWAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, FXPLANATION OF REPERENCR MAREN, a qrenptod. “Sunday excepted. iMonday ‘excepted: Chiengo & Northwestern Rattway, Far Mana, Quidesttonka, ‘Time-Tables, Rieept stat alent, hd BE tie depot |_Lanve, | Atnva, Aecominodations, “apply aes Mand Hy eke Grand '"Caette itowate firink’s” Heprean: cree at northeast corner Randolph and sues abana = Htouey, oPacifie Fast Lino,,,. Pree paeestrarreeesd wsioux City & Yani pm | 2:14 pra abubugue Dny #: pm $2315 pm abubuqun Nuht pm pm aumans Nicht Express Pm $3: ant Has Maines Sight texpi pm fit} ant abies Sunes Day Expresses, po $i am asiuux City & Yankto pin) 2s pm atcuae Hayes Expre mt sly ant akreeport, Rockford & etl Aa yet Shreetaetit tarde pis Gan Ria et ord DM itwauk ket pm a) am iMilwanked §| RIN’? 3345 po Hirnuked am, 4:0) pm venue amv) cm nm bm yi am Dm ffs ne aml ess pa nin} 0) pa pm iil am am 8 yant pen) wm pu prt ia am w nm i RM 20 A HELA trains, eat laen! Umo-cacd G2 Clarkeate Mottin bintet Coreare eneo nnd’ Counell atlas, nnd Sloux City on tho teain Pulhinn Sieopers on. Noother road mine Pi hotel enrewestint Ca Dept camara: b—Depat corner a brough, betwean Uhis ee and Puliman Sleenor tz AAFlng Chien ca at 13:3) n,m, IAD, m, train ta Tes Moines. man or any other format » 20, Wolla and Kinzio. Be Cant and Kingiocates Chieago, Hartington de Guiney Teattron For Sins, ule looks, hing~ Tables, Bion “c * AY me ony of the fhlinwia -OMces of the Com 4 M.. Grand Wotel Heinen encase q ‘and Sta at Baad, Dany ‘uciia Fh ‘theaat cornar Itandalph Grand Cont Indiana. Bizteenth-s dladieoneata, ttawn & Stroator Expross desbuny Munson; x sung se Satur re Wean “i ue pre ae 2 /bMt 9 mt 1013 pow Dany, b Dalty, except Sunday. ; ing ita saeait sp sins eDaily, excep’ cdtulluiin (trenéstt Gleepinuscars nnd Pane ‘are nan Hus Stoines, Council jiutta, Atelinon, Towoka. und Kansng zh without elinnvn, Parlor Cars, wit ing Chintes, between Chiengo und ntsas Clive : Tl ely with rolving-Chatrs Tor Dilnlng-Cary attache: aT ES Chtenga, Mitwankee & St Pant 2 attways Van-landle” Depot,carner Clinton At4 Ticket OMlees, Gh Clarkeals Panne Gieele GfandPaetio Hotok andar Denne Valmet House, SENG Lacie utah and nt Dente es Leave, | Artive, ‘Milwaukoo Fast Mail, Dbnauace a Wauke: Milwaukea, St Maul SMiune- baie “ ut Ly _ Chien, Lowa, and Dakota Ex... Storung Mont and Asuinnd fe Milwaukee, Madison, snd bepirio® du CHUL EXDTURS ss see: ‘ Wwertyville Accomiiadntlon, xprenn sSuEc FSP All Minnesnta tralns rin vin ati a Ison and Prairie du Chien, or vin La Crosse .& Winona, IMtnats Central Ratironit. Depot font of Lako-st. nid font af ‘wanty-xncona. it ph nad ina Palmo tiorar CS Clark Grand Leave. Tickot antic Fucie Horet, Arrive St. outs & Texas xpross.,,. St Louis & Taxus Fuat Lang, Cutru & New Urivans xpra: Aus bust a pm rinwiield bapros Suringtenl Qtattt xpi Peoria, Burlington Peoria, Burlingtor Pontlag & Chataw Ponting “ixpreag Gituan 1 Dubuque & Dubuyue © FEEECEELE Es tons: night to Glitian onty, cOubaturday night rane to Peoria only. Chicago & Alton. Unton Depot, Wortside, corner, Canat and ¥; Tears mate Uris, ag Tnntt Tinta Yiewat Dimes at Di South Clare a ces. at Depots, 89 South’ Ciat ft. Gratid Hacito tlutet and falmor kouse. Teave. Kansas City, Denver & Puatlo PPAR EXUFUMscwsevocs sees " Katisas Coy, dunia Fo £' Bendel Mutt Exptoss vie Alo 8¢ Luula, springiold & Fy Sprinudvld & Ture... Voorin, esa Fiast Bi i ex, vin Juliet Rtreatur, Lacon, Washingtn Ex, dolten € Dwight Accommudauon, Fernie, stack. ¥ t Hate Padiae Ratirons, jepat, corner of Van Buren and Bhorrann-ats, ‘1 Oiiees, si Clark-s, Sueran, Ltolisey PRICE Troe, Grand Pacitio Hutel, and 73 Canal, cornur Stadison, j_teave. “Arrive, en, 12:9) peal® 2:at po eo 10:2) tivo: taf ehisont +1050 go arf *Tinth ndays. 4Dally excopt Haturdaya, IDRMIDSCSSLSRIRAD™ TOMI eset vaturdae gitehtzean Ceutrat Hniroad as Depot, foot of Lax And foot of 'Twenty-se A ‘Maret mes, Uf Clark ae, guntheatt corte oe tae duiph, Grand Pacing Hotul, und at Palinur House, Leave. Arvo. 13 peu) His it) Bea hay a Hm ie Ziad Bi 0p mt + 6:0 Ba a Un Sundays thin train leaves atG:15p m. Take Shore «& Michigan Aauthora Rallway ‘Piekat oMces at dopats, Van Huronemt, head of Le golly, Twenty-nccond-st., and Furty-third-st. ‘Ticket Bnd freight oflee uiitor Shuriian Hunse, and tlekoy dillees in the Grand Vacitio Hotal and Patmor House, seri al ‘1k, Ie (Cinclnnatt Air-Line und Kokomo Line. Depot, corner of Clintun and Carrulleats, Wost Blie, It (vin Maly Line)... Mencia Now Sark fasprias expend UL). Express (dul Pittaburg, Cincinnatl 4 Gt. Louts Lonve. | Arrive, Cinetnnatt, Indtanapol: +| rite Cotucibus aut BS, «0 i Hen iad Bevis Siu) Broly Tid Raw Baltimore a Ohto. , Dopota, exposition fullding and foot of 7 svcund-e Ticks Odlous, Clarkes, 1 Urand!ifnsiie Hotel und boput Caposttion ua ee a Leave, Morning Express, ST am Fost. Lingeee $355 pm Kankakee Lins, Depot, foot at Laku-st,.and toot of Twenty-seoond-+5 Pia Rf * Loare, | Arriva. ncinnati, tadianapolts © Louls-| seers Ciita touy biepruraes £40 aml? 7:35 on = Niet baypress, iow pmls tau ‘Tiekar ONices, Tr Chat side town” tral cite Ltutel,” Archer wi Blows: RRM taitas te Chteago ot Grant Tr mv. ws Arche und Biowurt-ave,, ‘Siekels for le ww Pulluur Mouse and Grsid Paciiy Moto <= —— Teave, | Areva, Vulparuiy A bea ata Siurrive cor Wosturti-a¥ 6 souls] 5:3) m]} 0:3) a oo 2 Slegping-Care attached to nite expross, Malt & Bxpross.y,, Right Kapros: te Wi Chicags, Saltwar, re Av uuroniuna Cauntavte Veer Oniced oClarkeat, Palmer iowsy, wud Grund Pualdd Ldtel,- Leave. Arriva. * 5:9) ee pea 4) BI 7 Mall and Ex se reos ene 90 Row ore euproes tlstiys: Vacitic sd ak Ei COODRICH STEAMERS.: For Itaclne, Milwaugco, Bheb'yu'n A ulew'e,ually da ay 27 Mouuay Bouts dome eave uni, Tyas 77 Petunday'y Mout dust ieayy ut HLL Hate lor Matwud&eus & oy, wand riduy a6 7. us und butte 3 For Ludington, Stanistov, ole, ea ‘ Fuus. and rid? ut wud Bet For Abnepyg. ote. POF G. duvet, MuskUyun, G.tlaplis.c Lel-w'b Us re Huse Md brid ayacaeee For Green Bay, vt. Fur Escunaba & Lake Superlur Towle, ‘Wuuaday b Onlcu & ducks Lub Uf Alichixau-ay, *Suudaya vaCE)