Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1880, Page 3

OREIGN. A Vonturous French Avronaut Killed by Falling from His Balloon. [ho Irish Land-Leoguers Healy and Walsh Held for Trial. rell Escorted into Limerick - by Fitty ‘Thousand Ex- cited People, Ono Hundred and Sixty-one Vessels Lost Recently on the En- glish Coast. Weekly Review of the English Crop Prospects and Grain Markets. Horrible Human Sacrifice Accompanying the a Death of an African King, FOOLMARDY AERONAUT. A FALL OF ONE THOUSAND YARDS FitoM A ALLOON, : Speetal Cable, pans, Nov. LA filghtful and probably unpreced nted balloon aeeldent oecurred Just evenlug at Caurbevole, near Paris. A large crowd had ussembled to witness the novel aud perilous ascent of © gymnast ralied Auguste Navarre, who, with Inex- plicable foolhardiness, had volunteered to perforun a munber of athletle feats on a trae peze suspended from a Montgoltier balluon sanmed the * Vidatvillatse”? Rojecting the ulyice of bystanders, Navarra refused to al- tow himself to be tled to the trapeze. There was no ear attached to the balloon. At abotit po'clock the “* Vidauvillaise ? was Tet loose from Its moortngs, and rose majestically in tho alr, Navarre, hanging on to the sropexe, appeared quite contident, ant re- pratedly saluted the spectators, When, how syer, the ballvon had reached a light of 1,000 sards, tho erowd was horrified to seo him quddenly let go the bar and fall. ‘The tragte descent was watehed in breathless exelte- ment, Atiast the body reached the ground, striking with such foree that itmade a hots (nthe earth two feet deep. and rebounded four yards, It was crashed aud mangted ahnost beyond recognition, Meanwhile the balloon, freed from Its human butlhtst, shot up with UechnLatn speed. and soon disap peared from slght. Late in tho evening it burstand fell at Mentimontante, nich to the consternation of the inbabltants of that busy Parisian quarter, IRELAND. LAND LEAGUE MEETINGS, Tonnos, Noy. 1.—Ning Lind League meet- Ings were held in Iretand on Sunday, PARNELL, Parnell visited Limerick to-day. He was met p mils front town by 2 reception eommit- tee and the corporation, and was escorted by a processton of 50,000 persons, Including 3,000 horsemen, Dillon, O*Stianghnessy, nd O'Sllvan, Members of Parllument, spoke at the meeting, ‘There were 150 extra constabu- Inry on laty, but the military were confined to barracks, PARY ‘8 ADVICE, Parnell, speaking at the meeting In Limer- Ick Sunday, sald Parliument would not re- duce the rents, but when the farmers had re- duced them, then Parllament would tnterfera and render the continuation of the. rgttation useless, Tt was necessary to adapt a plat- form whieh would profit laborers as nivel ns, farmers. ‘They had got rid of the’ great pro- prietors Jn_ Mranee, Prussia, and Belgian; why not ly Ireland? He alvised the people tooffera Justrent to the proprictors; then the question might be settled this winter, COMMITIYED, Dents, Nov. 1.—Healy and Walsh have deen committed for trial, GREAT BRITAIN, WRECKS. 1 Losnoy, Noy. 1.—There wero 186 British, ind foreign wreeks reported Inst week. Of ‘hese, It vessels were lost on the British wast, 2 HOLIDAY, Today is a hollilay In the Bank of En- sland and on the Stock Exchange, the first weulor duys of jay and November being r days upon which the bunk makes up its valance, ‘ DEAD, Sir Thomas Bouche, the engineer of tho Tay bridge, is dead. APGUANISTAN, ALL QUIET, Loxnox, Noy. L1—The latest news from Cabul, received at Simin, is entirely satisfac tory. It does not support the rumor prev: lent last week of the murder of the Ameer aml relen of anarchy, A large caravan ts daily expected at Candahar from Cubul, Which is the best proof that the Ameer [3 brumising well. AFRICA. HUMAN SACIFICE Fo THE DEAT. », Loxpox, Nov. 1.—News hag been received from the west const of Africa of the death of Chaen, Governor of Whydaso, ‘Iho funeral ‘Was to bo celebrated bya muassnere of untives, after which the King had mmouneed his in- tention of holding ah annual celebration In Wewory of his father. ‘he celebration will ast four months, during which tine 200 captured ellufs will ba beheaded, ‘The En- glish refused to go to the celebration, FRANCE, TI NELIGIOUS DECREES, Minseinrs, Nov, 1.—Fifteen hundred lending merchants of this city havo signed 0 Protest against the expulsion of the rellgious congregutlons, Pants, Nov, 1.—Furthor executions of tho dcerees nentust the nnauthorized orders have been postponed to Wednesday on necount of tho festivals of All-Suints and All-Souls, . Clemenceau, speaking at Marseilles, , Protested agalust the ocetlt, irrepressible ower exerelsed by Gambetta, GREECK, Q WAI IMMINENT: ' Atimxs, Nov, 1.—'The Porto $s sending | ttoups and ammunition to the Greek frontier, : Unless the { ‘Turks retlry to the new frontier . War ls certalu, DEAD, Olen, youngest daughter of the dled this morning after a few days? Hll- fl Princess iKlng, (ess, \ . PERSIA, TESPLCT THE AMEIICAN PLAQ, | Losnos, Nov, 1—The Shelk Abdutlah sont communication to the American inission- arles In Urumynh requesting them to holst te Ameriean fing nbove the mission bulld- Ing in ordor tint. it may be recognized and ected when tho city Is uttneked by Kurds, ———_p— MONTENEGRO, THY PRINCE GOING TO ITALY, © Ragusa, Nov.—Tho Prince of Montene- s seeing the settlement of the Dulelxno Wuestion likely to be indegnitly protrieted, tesulved tu go to Lnly for thie winter, ENGLISI GRAIN TRADE. WEERLY REVIEW, Joxnox, Nov, 1—Tho Mark Lane Ex reee says: fhe heavy ralng durlug the ag hlutored wheat-sowhys In clay sails, 10 floods in some districts caused great mage, On well-lratned pulls sowing made i Progress, ‘Thrashing hus been restrict- 1 ¥ tho Weather, ‘The percentage of sam- ey ‘bad condition has Increased, and they ‘n {C anything, more dliicult to sel. ‘The -{ellvertes of English wheat, and tho ontire it Hertatton of breadstutts inte London, show important decline, Nevertheless, TRADE WAB DECIDEDLY WEAKER, urlces were malntalued solely by ‘11 CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNIS: ‘LUMSDAY, NUVIEMBISK 2, LS8U—TEUN PAGIES. the comparative stnallness of the pres- ent extraneous supply, stocks belng barely suflelent to meet current needs, Millers, however, continue confidently expect lower rates, "The trade In forenmn “wheat on the spot has heen slow, ‘The inquiry was re- sirieted for alt descriptions, ¢ Austra. Haw and the nest qnatittes of Enalish, Forciuen flour bs tu short supply, and readily salable at Monday?s ra English baicy: steady, oxcept inferlor tiptions, witch at xome provinelal mars Is were on aliltling to two sililings lower, Forelgn was gulet, Oats, both English and forcign, under the iniltrence of the short supply, caused by. the closing of Iussint ports, have advanced six penco slace Monday, Maize, despite thé increased visible supply in the United States and on passage, WAS STEADY in consequencoof the scarelty on the snot, Cargoes were firme There were few wheat cargoes off const, and only one ati vortof culls but, In consequences of the in- erensed yisibla supply in the United States and afloat, buyers operate slowly and yery cautiously, Barley enroes deel ned 3 tod, The soles of, Bnglish wheat during tha week were 45,076 quurtera, at 485 7d, agatngst 39,007 girters at GOs 4d the corresponding berjod of last year, ‘The Imports into the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 3} were 715,010 ewt. Wheat and 183,603 ewl four. VARIOUS, whee KOUTIE AFRICA. BERTS Carn Town, Noy, 1.—The Vremler of tho Cape ‘Town Government telegraphs that the position there fs critical, the Pondas having rebelled, BWITZERLAND, Benve, Noy. 1.—The nation has by plebis- elle rejected the proposed revislon of the Con- stitution, ‘ TEMIUPIC NURICANE. CoruntAgen, Nov. 1.—Another terrific hurricane, recompanied by 4 binding snows storm, ling passed over Denmark, ‘The rall- ways are blocked, antl a seore of wreeks are reported, GERMAN APPOINTMENT, Benny, Nov, £—Blsmarek fas obtatned the Emperor's consent to the appointment of Count von Hatafellt to be Seeretary of State for Foreign Affalrs, BOUTIL AFTICA, Carr Tows, Nov. 1.—The Magistrates at Tsolon and Gatberg are In imininent danger, CHILE AND PERL. Wasutxaton, D. C., Noy. 1. Inwitofl State is advised hy telegrams from our Ministers to Chili and Pert that the con ference between the two belligerent Powers, under the good offices of tha United States, hins eloxed without any result. Loxpos, Nov. The Pernyian Guano Gompany of this city received a telezram from Cull Oct. 28 that the negotiations for ‘panes between Chill and Peru were fraltles verti refuses to cede ‘Tarapacn. Prepara: Hons are belng hurried foy the Chillan expe- dition against Lima, DEATIL OF EMIL PALLESKR, Bentay, Nov. 1—Enll Palleske, the au- thor, is dead, é — en John Wackay’s Grasshoppor ret. B ‘The Depart- L— Caren (Nee) Anpeat, Soma weeks ngo John Mackny was sitting In the Gould and Currie offices reading about tho “Jumping Frog of Calaveras,” when an iden truck bim that some sort of uw trick Hke that would be a spldadid thing to ring In ou Maurivs Noellich, the sola expert, Hueilich Is around tho office tt good denland whenever he takes ainueh with Muckiy ho Js sure to get In some sort of 1 dispute and offer to bet. Mackay don't like betting, and frowns tt down unless he thinks people nro trying to blutt him. At inst he de. termined to enre ovttleh of his habit and tind where the werk spot In bis armor ty. One day he saw tHootlich on the stoop playing with ni enormous apres which ba wis twuching to Jump. Hoetich's grasshopper could jump twenty-three fuct, and’ it was hot Jong before he remurked to Mackny: “TH bet S2dut you cun’t ind a binsect topeet bint" Mackiy bot him 810 thal ho could bent ft, and Hoellich ralsed him to #0 ut ones. The bet was ry at these flzures, and Mnekuy suid he would buve the hopper thore ina day orao. | Le then kent a trusted emlxsary down to Carson Valley to secure aecontestant tor the winged stead of Hocillch, ‘Tho niu spent nearly a week roamlog in Care ron Valley mene hoppers. Mv finaly ennt on ollici) report to Muekny, stating that ho fad emucht over 3,000 grasshoppera and put then through tholr paces, ‘Tho best gult any of thon hud was goventecn and three-quarters feet, He doubted $f a Digger Jumper could bo xeeured. Ou receipt of. tho letter tho Bonanza Prince t maphed to tha inun to bring him up auy- wa} Thonoxt day he arrived with about a dozen hoppers from Farmer 'Prendway's, and Mr. Biackay guve them quarters In his rooms a4 Vanderbilt would stable ls stud, Each hopper had a elgar box to himself, aud overy inorning thoy were taken out and put through thelr pices. It waa impossible, however, to got ono to Jump over eighteen feet, athougn all sorts of invig- orating food was given thom, Mr. Mackay was in despair, but ono morning a hopper sniifed nt no bottle of minimonia on tho table, and {immediately Jumped thirty fect. aMfter making a few oxperiments it. was found thatone whit of ammonia so enllvencd tho hoppers that they could make Jumps thit wero Ainost Inered|bId, Next day ke announced to Howtlich that ho was rendy forthe match. The uxport was ready ut Y o'clock, an our bofore tho tine, with his pet hopper. Not tinding Mr. Mackny in ho snt down in hls study. and thore noticed the bottie of ammonia, Whileho was exnmning it Bridget, the old falthful domestica of tho Gould and Currlo firm, caine in with; “Don't be tech’ that numonin, Mr. Hoellich. It's tome Mr. Mackuy*shoppora sprightly. Ro- dud, Lbcluve by tha robes of St. Patrlek, he's it wes Bluco the pump broke at tho north in Ioutlich pumped the domestic, and soon know all about Mackay's gume, A Haht broke upon MToeilich; grabbing the botde, he rushed up street ta Porkin's ace store, throw awiy the ainmonia, ind ordered it filed with chloroform. In ten unnutes he was buck, and, fenving tho battlo where he found it, got out of tho plico as fast ag ho could. Mackay soon trrived with hilt a dozen nning superintendents he had invited up toxce blin aye some fun with Hoetlich, Thoy were hardly seated when Mooilich camo in with the hopper inn clyur box under hig ann, * Lvas a tontlo Inte, Mr, Mackay, but I'm bore anid der hoppor and der coln.” Ile ial duwi tho moncy, which was covercd promptly, rs Bs Any ono olee ta ped?" John stewart inld down $100, Jolin Kelly pat up $20, Warren sheridan steppod in for $200, Tlnnk Smith wanted 2 like amount. Bain Jones bud only 88, but he put it up, Then 4 few got into a corner of the room, and concluded it was 8 shine te rope Hooilich in it that way, and Onally agreed to give the money biek after they had won ft, Slickiy thon bunt: erod Hovlllch to raise tho pot 100 shares of Union Consoliduted. Hootiich wrote nn ordor on his broker, and remurkeds A “Dur's no limit to de beta, geutlomdn; de eoln speaks." Nearly overy mandoubled his bet, and then Mackay got behind Sin Jones and let nls hop. ie sniff of the unmonia bottie, which beld oatlich's chloroform, ‘imo being called, the hoppers wero placed side by cio on the piazza, and at the word" Go" coach Insect was touched on tho bnok with a straw, Hootlich’s grasshoppordoseribed a soml> elrelo In tne alr, and ecored twenty-four feot. Mackay's gave a fuzy lurch of somy four inches, and, fulding ita fegs nerosa its stoinuch, It fell fust nsicep, Jones awore that he could hear it snore. Tlootiich watked back Into the room, swept tho coln into 9 cunvas suck, and Mackay wrote outan order for stock, ‘and Houllieh went up the strect with hls hopper undor his arm, Jenve ing tho others ton astontshad to upuaic. Breas ently Sheridan put the ammonia bottle to his noat, und called Muvkay's uttentlon to tho amell, “Chloroform, by grnelous!"* - Thon the Mileslun womun who was thn cause ofall tho inischief, appearlug with a broom, au Nounced that It was “swapln' the,” and: the crows dispersed, ouch going jn diferent direu- dons, Ags Muckay started for tho Union shatt ho romurked: . that follow Tooflich docs play in-—— queer luck. » And to this all hands inwardly agreed, eed . IMMIGRATION. Hpectal Dispatch to ‘The Citeago Tribune, New Yong, Nov. 14.—The numbor of finml- Brants that arrived here last month was wn- precedented for October, ‘This inorning the Cireass)a’s passengers, 400, wero landed at Castle Garden, making*a total of 80,007 for tho past thirty-ono days, On Saturday thire teen steamships brought in thelr quotas of stevrage pussengers, ‘The arrivals have been so largo for the last tvo weeks that tho rall- roads running west have with difleulty found transportation for thoso desiring it. Yesterduy extra trains wero sent out on tho Erle, New York Central, and Pennsylvania Ttonds, glyliue accommodation to 4,000 imml- rants. Durlug tho past ten months 2587 finiitgrants haye arrlved at thls party qua ine yrease of 174,055 over the suing perl joit in 1870, a CaTannn.—Complote treatment for $2. Ono bottle Radical Cu: ps one box Cutarrhul Ebivene and juproved Intuler, with troutise and dle frotlune.taey have bo bud Of wll druyuists fOr 81, Ask fur Banford's Radical Cure, . wvold trending on tho prostrate bods, THE ST. LOUIS Row. A Republican’ Procession and Meeting Assalled by Domo- cratic Rowdies, A Biot Ensues, in Which a Colored Man Is Killed, and Several Persons Are Injured. Polleemen Attacked hy an Infuriated Crowd, and Indiserimtoate Clubbing Done by tofu. rated Policecsen, At, Leute Olobe-Demoerat, Ort, Ite Towards tho clone of the Republiean meeting: at Lucas Markat, about 10:8) vetook list night, ond while Mr, H.C. Dunne waa muking his epegeh, h disturbance oceurred in tho cruwd, which rapidly assumed the proportions of a riot, and terminated in tttragody. Mreelsely how the trouble originated Is not known, except that at the moment when the general enthustagm was nt Its hight an unprovoked attack Was made by fome rowdicr on a colored elub standing on the enst side of the platform. ‘The former, a party of four or Ave, considerably under tho influence of Uquor, disturbod the proceedings by fre- quently yelling for Hancock ut the tay of their volecs, Tho colored mon responded with deat- ening hurrahs for Garfield. While the utter were still shouting one of tho drunken outaiders Standing on tho sidewalk TUREW A BTONR which struck one of the negroes fn the head and felled him to tho ground. Is eompantons. turned to look for thu nagallant aud rushed to tho sidowalk. , At that moment a pistol-shot wus fired by some unknown person, ‘This ang- mented tho oxcitement, nnd immedintely te ut- most confusion prevailed, A crowd of 200 or 300 negroes rin wp twelfth strout, ovidontly in pur- sult of some person or persons. Tne finmenso mnultttnde assembled In the stare foltowed the heyroes, und In an instant 2000 or 8,000 inen lat awarmed around the corner, The various col- ored clubs that were distributed {1 tho squure forced tholr way through the throng, and, pare taking of the excitement, became equally demonstrative, ‘thy saloon on tho northeust cornor of Loenst street appeared to be the point tho negrocs were endenvoring to reach. It seems they believed thot tholr first nssallant NAD TAKEN Ruvvon THENT, ‘Threo oMcers, Seninan, Duly, aud Slattery, had posted thomscives at tho door, and, with drawn clubs, prevented the men from entering, and ordered them nway. Hoch momedt the confu- sion nnd excitemont inercased, and the dutermi- nation of the policemen fairly enraged the bate fled crowd, which now resorted to vtolot Some ong threw a Btone nt ane of tho windews, quid this was tho stxnal fora general attack on the anloon and ite occupants, for In lee than a second after stones, torahes, sticks, and al] sorts of missiles were hurled ut tho plice, falling Uke Hail-stones nyninst the walls and doors, A Jorge atone struck Officer Slattery an the left sklu of tho face, So terelblo was its force that THe OFELCHIt DRorrEen ut full longth to tho sidewalk nsf doad, Somu uf the Inmates of tho saloon and one of | the ofl- core picked tp Slattery, and dragged him into tho room, when he was plived Int chalr and at- tended to, E ‘This ciroumetanco did not appear to have any. effect on tho onrixed crowd, and reallzing tit he and his companions could not cope with tho nttack Ing party, Olver Dilly drew lis revolver und tred two shots in the ult, to attract the at~ tontion of the palleumen on tho wdjucont heats, he says, Au indiseriminate tela from and into: the crowd onsucit, and one of tho nezroes reeled and fell to tho ground. ‘hose nearest hin sia that tho man was bleudiny profusely from a wound Jn the face. aA biesty oxanidnation showed that be was dead, The crowd opened to Suddenly a young colored woman pushed her way to the open spice, and as Koon ns sho saw the dead form beeamo frantic, shrieking, sereuming, and crying that . SUL DEAD MAN WAS-IER FATHER. Near py stood about fifty negroes, with red caps and capes, ‘Tho inurdered oan was fden- tted by thom as Charles Brown, o resident of Etenrdville, nud o member of the colored cluty from that place, ‘Cho elfect on tho already enraged crowd, which now becumo in infuriated mob, wus ters ible, eee nnd stritcing cach other, the ne- Broce, moro: ko manites than men, rished townrd tho xatoon, Men pointed at tho oicers and erled, *'Thore's tho man thet ited Brown!" “shoot bint" Kalb hing? . Fully conyineed that ono ef tho oflicers had killed Brown, tho negruus tush: $ ap to ihe door and into the place, but the otivers had disup- poured, Tho rage of the mob became jntensu, aud ready for any deod of violence. The men ranin every direction, An oflleer wos cspied dashing down tho alley between Bteventh and Diweltth atroots, and in a twinkling tho crowd hureled In that direction, and AN EXCITING CILASE took place. ‘The officer, who wns Soaman, man- aged, howover, to outstrip the crowd, aud reached the Four Courts in safuty, Finding thoir proy had esonped them, tho tn- furluted negroes returned to the plice where Hrown's body was lylug. Almost finmadiately after sumo ono caught sight of a policentmit wilkiog wong Twelfth street. A more shout suilleed to inform the crowd. and the mob tured ita attention to the olficer,” Like so many muni- nes buudreds of tren foll upon him, imd. the olicer was soon boing draxged about the square, ‘Tho mob fought for tho pussession of the cap tve, and the unfortunate officer was pulled and. Jerked in overy diretion, Tho more Vivlent at- tempted to strike him down, while those on tho outukirta yelled, “LYNCH mat!" BOOT HIMI"? Thoy woro under the inipression that the po- Heemnn, whose namg wis Cabill, was tho une who fired tho fatal shot, Cahill could offer no rae sistance, and was driggod from Locust street to Chestnut, and thon ugain toe the place where Brawn's body was lying. Several shots wero Hired during tho thino.” Somo of the cooler men in the crowd objected ta ny violence being done the ollivur, und protected him ut the risk of thulr own lives, A white mun, weartts a Chub: uutforn, rescued Cahill from tho hands uf the pig an ordered back those who attempted to njuro bin, . -Beurcoly had the crowd returned to the square when Sergeants Boyd and Hurtley came ruuning tothe pluco with w squad of twenty officers. With drawn clubs Hey rushed tpon tho throny, and, striking right and loft, drave thei olf, wo. ollicers were atutioned nour the corpse, while others, under orders, arrested all tho vexrocs they could capture, Uelng thua attacked the inen mude no reslatinee, but loft ror thelr homes, STATEMENTS OF RYE-WIINRSSES, Acouple of gontlomon oullod nt tho Globe- Democrut oflice atvor the shuoting, to stute tht, Jn tholr vptnion, the trouble was nothing but continuation of tho: insults nnd outrages of- forad to the parang Republicans oe ne Of Domocratiy rougbs at Kitty and Wrshington avenue, When ono of the coloured clubs. was pusaing that Corner soine One fn tho crowd com. moneud to insult tho neyroos by using all mune nor of vile epithots, when tho negroes retorted. One of tho latter wna struck by auine ono In tho. crowd, In retaliation for which tho bullying b: stander wns kuooked down with @ A gener tight) was finminent — tho but was suppressed =oby tho intluonce of the leaders minony tho paradors, who gave orders that uo uttontion stiuuld be paid to the crowd, During this uttulr ong of the pariders: was Lit with n cane by some one nmong the by stundord, without nuy oxouse for tho assnult, ‘Lois was followed by a running fire of abuso and aluyost blows, all the way around to Lucus Mure kot squure, Mi P,P, OREEMAN, who was on tho ground when tho police com- monced to dlaperso tho crowd, statod that the police begnn un fndiseriminite use of thoir cluba and prpecuded to knock down overy nogro with: fn their reneb, aid alsy to disposcss the white mon of their torchos, and fa gone instunces to knock thom down. ‘Tho negroca begun to run in nll dlroetiona, and were pursucd: by tho ; police and badly penton, Hoe auys the crowd beoune puic-strioken, und soon the police beoume abs Kolute wneterd of tho situution, Ho did not tbhlnic tho police wero Juatitlodat thisatugo of tho: alsturbapee, in using thelr clubs aa frovly as thoy did, MID, Me HOVOULIN confirmed Mr, Groomun’s etatcmonts, Io sald the ollicors, in dispersing tho crowd, appoured to be very much excited, and used their clubs without any apparent judgment, knovking down both whites und negros Indiserliutaately, and did not stop thelr work unudl everybody was driven from the ground. Hq did not seo tho olin of the disturbance, but was toll by good authority that tho frat shot waa trod by a po- Nuon who stoul ti .the doprof s saloon on ‘Mweltth and Locust streets yud recklesly trod inte the crowd, ‘Tho policentun retreated into tho siloon und was followed by tha infuriated negrogs, who domollsbed everything Ju tho tus loon, the ipa etre making bis cuegpe through who buvk door, 4 r A COLORED MAN, who was too oxcitod to toll bis name, claimed to havo scen the beginning of the whola trouble, Ho stutedt that Justas the polltical clibs were moving from the ground In front of tho stand, a white unis yolled out, “Three chours for Hine cock," A colorod minn In the proceasion ro lied, 'Phis ts Muncuck's funeral” Inunedintes h the white man pulled a pistol, aed, after shootin dirvutly ut the negro, wus knocked down with a torch-polo in tho bands of qe lut~ ter. The while nay and several of bls assvcl+ cy hen rushed towards tho auloon, which thoy ontorud, followed by ulirge crowd of negrocd, yotling and hooting. io policunen then stu- toned thenwolves ut the door, aud, with loud cries to ire, thoy began to dischurye their pls tol, Thodeud man, Brown, wus stenalag in thotanks, which bad just marched ues und, after five or atx shots had boon discharged, fell Jo tha iniddlo of tho streot. JOIN D, JONSON, Repudtican candidate: for Clreult Judge, camo tite to the meeting, and as hoe turned Inte Cheat- nutstrect he herd the tring, about twenty shots beting discharged. When he exme up to Witteror's saloon, where the affray took place, 2 crowd of people worn staniling around the hody of the dead negro, which was lying In the street. en pollemen rurhed along, and erles of ™ Gat of of ——8," Lexan clubbing rivbt, al men atanding atongside of here, you A. und left, Bo: Mr. Johnacn were knocked down, and he him- aelf was in great danger of being treated in tho Raine way. Hic shouted sovortl times to find out who was In oharee of tho pollens who mate the charge, but could get no answer from any on, Mr. Johnson characterized tho clubbing as brutat In the extreme and ontiruly uncalled for, Ho snya tho citizens were standing quietly, dle cunsing thy affalr, und that tho polter neted on- trely without discipline and ba nolsy, profan pnd snynge manues, Several parties must have been badly hurt in tho attack who went to their honies and were not heard of Inst night. Mit, TAMU IreOR, of 1019 Pino street, was in tho crowd, nt the sata tine, ind corraboruted Mr, Johnson's statne ments to tho utter recktesness of tho police and tothe penceable condition of the erowd of people when tha clubtuny was dona Several persons were kuocked down, who were unable to riag for goine time, and were trampled on by: othors In the crowd, AN OVTICER'S COMMENT, Tho conduct of the police, nfter the nifair was all over, crented grent cominent, Mang of the were going about talking very excitedly wi prafanely about the attalr, and OMeer O Doane mudly atutod that “overs one of tha bhick aone of — ought to be killed, by ——!" Several of thom gathered In knots aeound and diacussed, tho matter with loud laughter and hilarity. TI MURDERED MAN, Qcorge Brown, the negro who was killed, was fnold man, prolubly 55 years of age. ‘The abot took effect Just between the eyes, and Dr Murray, who exumlned blin_ eon’ after he Stated Lat death must biuve ucen alinust ine atuntuncuus, THR INJURED. Alexander Cummins, living at 1033 Randolph street. was brought to the iapensiry with xov- eral brufseson the head, the result of blows front torclics, Hone Simons, living om Spruce atreot, hee tween Sixth and Seventh, was brought to the Dispensary with n severe fracture of tho outer: table of tio skull dad numbers of bruiscs on the head and fave. He had been assaulted by eral purtics, and bud been beaten until he was fosensitila, John Wegman was also brought to the Dispen- bl a badly Dralged conditiun, #6 a result of he riot, James Stinmonde, a colored man about Mycars of nee, who resides fn tho alley between Sixth mth and Myrilo and Spruce etreets, ree rere wound jn the foreheud, which ut him senseless, OFFICER SLATTERY, OF the wounded policemen the condition of Oldcer Slattery f$ the most serloud, ‘The result Of the doetor’s examination slowed Slattery to. by (hn possession of compound fracture of thy: Juw or the most danrorous charucter, besldes whieh the flesh of tho left cheek and jaw was badly torn and cut. ‘The pain was fotenen, and so bully wis the bone fractured that the oficer fund it dilllcuit to apenic. There is very rerlous probability that Slat« tery"s wounds wilt result In lockjuiv, in whieh eet Hs recovery would bu n mutter of extreme doubt. a LONDON WALKING-MATCH, Most Homurkablo Wlme Mado by tho Pedestrians, Loxnoy, Noy. 1.—In_ tho six-days’ contest for the Astley belt; which began this morn- fag at Agricultural Wall, the betting at the start was two to ona against Rowell, five to two agninst Brown, five to one agalust Dob- ler, five to one against Pegram, eight to one against Howard, and clght to one against Littlewood. ‘The men start’ at a trot, ‘The score at 10 o'clock this morning was as follows; Rowell, 0 miles; Brown, Ol; Ltt tlewood, 63; Pegram, 61; Howard, 64; Dub- Ter, Gt. at the ‘start there was great race far the lead between Rowell und Brown, the foriser accomplishing the wnpreeedented feat of running fifty miles in six hours and thirty- elght minutes, Hrown has been off the k three times since the start, once for twenty-live minutes, “Cho general opintonnt present Is that Rowell will win, with Dobler second, ‘The scors at 3 o'clock: Rowell, 100 mltes; Tittlewood, 933 Brown, 733 Dobler, 01; How- ard, 7; Pegram, 71, Brown lett the track’at thirty-five minutes past 12, and has not yet returned, Howell and Dobier have beaten anything on teeord, Blower Brown hns broken down, and re- tired from the contest. ‘The other men con- tinue In good cunditio itis stated that Perram started with the Intention of ‘only dolnyg 100 miles, the first day. At 3300 o’clock this evening the scores were as follows: Rowell, 17; Dobler, 130; Little wo ot, 1205 Howard, 102: Pera, 83, and off tho track, Rowell and Dobler jive beaten tho best record for 100 iniles, Dobler by forty- four minutes and Rowell by much more. Atso’cloelk this morning tho seore stood: Rowell, 162; Littlewood, 126; Dobler, 1653 Howard, 112; Pegriam, 86, A matel has been made between the Aws- tralian seuller Luyeock and Riley of Sara logn. ere CANADA. Rurciat Dispatch to The Chicano Trilnne, Mostenar, Nov. 1.—The customs oficers have sclzed forty hogsheads of highwiues, which J, A. Hurvey & Co. were shlpplig to Charlottetown, P, E. 1, under the plea of its belg ale, When the oficers visited the bonded warehouse they fond the hogs heads, which had been duly entered as Med. with wine, all Med with water, ‘The value of the goods seized 13 $6,002. ‘Tho Ottawa authorities have been communicated with, putt no deelsion in tho case has been given, Tho Roy, Myr, Murtineau created a sensa- tlon to-day in Notre: Dame Church by de- nouneing, In his: Kermon asa Voltaire ‘tloc- trinuire, Mr. J. 1. Freehatte, the youn Froneh Canadian poet who was recently bane queted by his fellow-canntrymen In this elty, — SUICIDE, Spectal Dispated to The Chcago Tribune St. Paun, Minn, Nov.. L—-Frederle W. Schulz, dratt clerk and foreign correspond- ent of the German-Aimerieaa Bank, shot himself this morning in the bascment of the bank buildlug, dytng this afternoon, ‘hero iy 10 sallsfactory explanation of tho sulelde, thoug!: there are the usual rumors of family and business troubles, Mr. Schulz is_ninan of 38 years, and formerly lived In Henderson, whonee ho came here some seven or elt yuars ao and entered the service of the Jerman-American Bank, Ile has been mare ried ten years, and’ his family consists of hls wite and one elit, OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, New Yori, Nov. 1—Arriyed, the steam- ship Plantyn, from Antwerp, Queunsrows, Nov, L—Arrived, Britannic anid Bothnia, fron: New York, Loxpox, Noy, 1.—Steamships Anchoria, Scand{navia, Victoria, Dorian, aud Gen. Werder, from New. York; Sunutra, from Boston; ‘Thames aud Lake Whintper, from Montreat; and ‘Chanqmore, from Baltl- more, arrived out, x ——————__—_— MATRIMONIAL, wat Spectat Dispatch to ‘The Catcago Trdune, Broosixatos, UL, Noy. Today the Marriage of Mr, Ed R. Morgan, of Kansas City, and Miss Lucy Orme, onvot tho loveliest and most estimable youtiz ladles of this elty, wos celebrated, the ceremony belng per formed by the fev, SP Shupson, pastor of the Episcopal Chur Miss Orme tg the daughter of Gen, Wilkin W. Orme, deceased, Who was ono of Llinols' most distinguished soldlors, ———— ‘Tho Wicked Mariner, Detroit Eece Press, A Buffalo lnko Cuptaln, whon interviewed regarding bis oxpericacu of tho great gale of two weeks ago, unawered that hu spent more than un hour in prayer. A Chicago Captain bo was sandy to foul what ay awl sine her he wi A Cloyctinder replied phat he Inade u solemn vow to quit ewonring In caso’ ho wis suved. An interview was huid with # Detroit: Captain. yesterday to sve how bo felt. It startod if ns follows: rr ee wero in tho grout gale, wore you?’ ; “As the xalo Incronsuid, the seas grow higher, and your forutopmast was broken off, did you realize whut u utaurible otd sinner you Waa? “No gir. By thie was gecupled in clearing away the wreck and thinkicg how the owners would blast iny eyes.” ‘ “ Byeand-by, when the scas swopt your dooks and carried of your yuwl at thy davits, did you make aay vows?" * “Cdld not. £ told the mate that wo'd got to square off and rin beforo tt, or we'd all bo in —~— in loss than twonty minutea. “Yow mennt 'Loxaa, did you not?" “T did. [know wo wero howled wirectly for Texns, with the seas piling right over ur." “Dd your mate aed holding « prayers tneeting or sinulng any hymna?” “Not by a gono sight! Ho suggested that we'd better be mighty Hvely about paying off, or tho infernal old tub would be at tha bottom of Lake Sichigan.” “Whon the nwfttl valco of the galo roared in Your curs, and the mountainous combers rushed down as it to bury you from sight, did you have tho lenst thought of making w vow to quit swearlng If you wore spared?” “No, sits on the contrary, I believe I swore Santor usual, Iwasins hurry to get hor around, “Ag tho wheel was put over and she fell into the trough of thy roa fora moment, what wero your solomtt retieetions?”* “Woll, sir, Eaolemnly reflected that, if the blasted old rticks over wanted te play dirt on ime, then was tho time te do ft." “When you got squared ay: before the win aid you tel your crew that they ought to re- (urn thinks ta Providence for having esvaped certain destruction? “No, sire | told ‘em tunsk the steward for nbout three fingers of good whisky spleee, and thet turn in nll standing.” “Do you feel tht you have auy particular cntse to by thankful? “fT do. The elovator-men in Buffalo didn't steal but forty bushels of whaat out of this lust trip, while on the othor thoy took ninety> ome unt very thankful for ‘that fifty-one bushels, and stall strive to bo a better mun boreufter, ‘Take minthin’, str?" CRIMINAL NEWS. STABBED TO DEATIT Speetat Ditnater to The Chteaps Tribune, Dernorr, Mich; Nov. 1.—A fatal affray occurred at 2 o'clock this morning between Fred Hopkins and Menry Dawson, - two colored men who ocenpy a room over a Jefe ferson avenue drugstore, Heoktns had been ontonnInrk, and came home to fin the door focked. He kieked ft in, and, enter- ing the apartment, found Dawson in bed. Hopkins asked why he had locked tho door, when a dispute arose, and Dawson Jumped out of the bed. “Hopkins struck at Dawson, and ilnally removed n three-Inch dagger from the sword-cane wh he had in his hand, and stabbed Dawson In the bowels and twice in the leftarm, ‘The In Jured man erled for help, and, stieeceding in esenplng from his murderous roommate, rat down stairy, We dropped uncanselous in, the lower hall, where he was found several wninutes afterwards. by Ofticers Heley and MeDonnell, who removed the apparently dead main, completely covered with blood, to the Central Station. ‘T'henee he was taken ten hospital, where he soon died. Hopkins was arrested, FAvUT'S I ERTIES. Speetal Dirputeh to The Uiteago Tribune. Ispran avons, Ind, Nov. 1—Further_In- quiry to-day developed the fast that Fred Faut, the forger, las victimized several banks, among them tho Indlana, National Bank, of $1,200: Harrison's Bank, $1.20; Woollen, Webb & Co,, $1,100, A widow Js sald to ben sufferer to the ‘amount of £600, but her name cannot be given. This makes the total amount of loss by his forgery, as far as ascertatned, $5,390, In pursuing: lis fnquirtes this morning ‘Tine Trimunn re- porter) owas) hiformed by a banker thnt he discovered Vaut forging Will- jam Buschinau’s name to a note over three years ago; that wus taken up, however, and nothing was said about tt. Ernest Faut denies the report that he palit $1,200 to siletd Fred W. frou: punishment for’ a previons forgery, which led to hard feeling between them. "He did pay $2,000 though, ‘about two peas ago, but this wis upon genuine Hubil- BURGLARY, Speciat Dupateh tu’ The Chicugo, Tribune. Sioux Crry, In, Nov, 14—Uurglars entered the store of Holman Brothers, of Sargent's Dh, six nilles east of this elty, last nicht, nailed up the door leattug tothe rooms above the store, oceupled by one ofthe firm und his funnily, blew open the sufe and seeured about $100, Tholman tires. st the burlars: when they were leaving, but failed to Nit, MYSTERIOUS MUR Srrovnsnena, Pa, Nov. 1—A daughter of Samuel Bittenbender, 17 years of ze, yester- day started ton nelgkvoring house, where sho was to remalnsome the, ‘This morning: her dead body was discovered by the road- side, herthead pounded to ajelly.” It ts sup- posed the crime was commitied by tramps, THE GHOUL! Dernorr, Nov. 1.—'The body of Mrs. Tall, wife of Dro N.C. Th, of Davisburg, Onk- land County was stolen from the Davisburg Cemetery sometime Inst week. ‘The fact has dist ven discovered, and reat excitement exists, GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT. Scranros, Pa., Nov, 1-2, K. Barger, for many years the confidential clerk of John Jermyns, has been found guilty of appropri- ating $20,000 to hls own use, GARFIELD AND ROSECRANS. Prestdoutial Hopes Beastroyed and 2 ProsidontinI Career Oponed by the Veventw of the Same Day, Brooxryy, N. Y., Ovt. 23.—To the Editor of the New York Tribune: Politics, which are proverbially responsible for singular as- sociations of persons, are-also to be charged with some strange separations of old ac- qualutauees and friends, Nothing, for ine stance, could linve been looked upon as less likely than that Gen. Wiliam S. Rosecrans: should now be oppostig, 13 General of a sort of Democratic “Grand Army of the Repub- lie,” the election of his old Chief of Stuit, Gen. James A. Garlicld, I note it not be- cause thorels anything Improperor dishonest about It, for Gen, Rosecrans may bo fully credited with honesty in sueh matters, since iL fs usually the case tat men without judg. ment are hivarlably honest in thelr polltiead prediteetions, Bul it ls worth notlug beenuse of its Iniprohablttts, and because it recalls some enrlous menories of the thac when, for o brief perlod of six or seven months, Rosveraus danced about with the * Presi- dential bee? in hls bonnet, with Gartiold, his Chief of Start, if not his political adviser. it was just after the battle of Stone River, or Murfreesbora, Teun. Dee, OL, 1862, and Jan, 3 1853, that Gartield came to Rosecrans us Chief of Stuf, Ils former chief, Col. Garesche,—us gallant, and courteous, and quiet n sot! as ever lived,—huad hls hend shot oF bys eammon-ball ut the battle tamed, Garfeld had been ordered to repurt to Roses cranny, and, having no brigade to give the newly-uade Brigadier, Ryseerans asked hint to take Garesche's post, Gartleld dl so, aud. the two were soon tuithmate friends as well sa military associates, We who wero about headquurters came to think Gartleld was ao his polltleal adviser, but this doubtless: rew oubof the fict that the two men were iW most confidentiut and intimate relations, ‘Lhe tirst suggestion of Moseerans for the Presidency was ono of the late dames Gor- don Bennett's grotesqueries, Mo suggested that Rosecrans was the coming many Chat his election would break down the: prejudices gealnst the elections of ‘a Cuthalie to the highest afice tn the land; that he coultt bug the Popa oyer from Rome, make him his Father Confessor nnd adviser, and hoe (Myr, Bennett. woukl give the Popo a fine home nt Fort Washington} Hardly Jess pratesqite wos the second suggestion of Roseerany’ can didacy. Tt eume from Edmund Kirk who made Ils nppearance nt Murfreesboro Ani established limselt at Roseerans’ head: quarters for the purpose, so it was ziven out In the army, of studying Kosverans with oa view to reporting to the Republican politleal managers his nvall- wollity ast future candiihite, Lado not know that “Kirke” was fa an, grove responsible for this dea; L knew th prevailed ton considerable extant, wid wi hot a Mitte laughed at. Rosecraua was. u ty stung; nll the suniner of Ise} he was drednang of the Presideney, and posing for tt, , Or Gitahey the dew Had nuvar entercd the head of Garfield that he cout be aeundidutes and Luo Wot know that Rtosscruns ever contided his. aspirations to him. ‘The only thing that leads me naw to think that ho fnew of Rosecrans? hopes was the fact that in several of his convensutions on political toples with captured Rebels of prominence, and which were published ut io the, Gurtleld always spoke as if he wero oxpressitiy tosecrans’ Views Instead of lily own merely. ‘This was, of course, not ta avoid any responsibility, but as a matter of forimecrans? hopes wore ruthtosly blasted Mee ‘ that September Sunday of 1863, when he wus defeatel st Chickamavca ud fed uy ql ye Chattanooga to telegraph the Pres haste that he bitterly repented afterware thet his army wes ronted and $n iull retre: ‘hat same day opened for his Chief of Sta the career which is now about to culminate in bis clectlon to the Presid dt slngular fet that every netof day was to hls own great disndvat of Garfield's tn the same. ihe credit, ‘Fhe battle, whielt nt for hath, was the downfall of one, and elevation of the other; the one clutehed only disgrace, the other grasped only honor froin the sane events, Rosecrans tnhappily continued his Mtght to Chattanooga, Garfield refused to go to the rear, and at grent personnal risk re- {uined the troops still fighting at the front. Rosecrans snt the day out wringing ols hands and telegraphing doteful tales ta Washing- ton, while Garfleld on the field of battle wrote cheering dlspatches, which showed the true story, that ‘Thomas held his awn and covered the retreat, and that all was tot lost, Roseerans was relieved from duty; Gariteld was promoted Major-General and culled to Washington, WEG TERRIBLE STREELT-CAR ACCIDENT. New Your, Nov, LA terrible strect-car accident occurred in New Urlghton, 1, 1. yesterday afternoon, A car filled with sixty pissengers—men, wonen, and ehildren— was hurled down na hill almost as fast asin express train, and dashed inten Leavy post. ‘The car was frightfully demolished. 'Twen- ty-five to thirty persons were more or jess Injured, and the wounds of sev- eral may prove fatal. Among those badly injured are Mrs, Engan, West Brighton; Mrs, Reardon, ‘Tompkinsville; Mrs. Molines, New Brighton; Mrs, Ambrose and dauchter, on! Mrs. Storie, West Brighton, ‘The others less serlonsty Injured are Mrs. Brinley and Miss Conolly, ‘Tompkinsville; Mary Farrell, West Brighton; Mrs, Conolly and Mrs. Nolun, New Brighton; Mrs, Crverty, 'Tompkins- ville; Mrs. éhan, West Brighton; nnd Mrs. John Engan and Infant, West Brighton, A number of persons jumped off the ear after it started down the hill, and were silghtly hurt at the spot where thé car struck the post, ‘There remained after the aceldent hut lit- tle more thanuheap of broken glass and Wood splinters, Itis considered extremely fortunate that the veliIele enme in contact with the post Just as it dld. Mad there been Duta slight divergence In its course It would have continued dewn-il and searcely any of the passengers would linve cseaped great The aeeldent ts duete the Immense Pot welht on the brakes of the eur, ho prevented thom from neting. ‘The driver ittempted to put the lrakes down after startlig down hil, St lssaid, however, the brakes were old und worn, and not fit te be used on such a deep declivity. ‘The polat where the car leaped from tho track hus always been ardeil as on dine gel one, As the speed of the car creased the dashboard shoved te swift! runniug horses half y down the hilh Phe driver skillfully detached the tewin and turned: them off to the right. Another driver on the car tried ta stop the ear but without effect. ‘The screams of the woinen and children and the nolse of the collision attracted a darge throng, nud the suffering were Immediately attended tu, Some of the Victims presented a bleady Appearance, belng ent by hiss and splinter Several rudians and thieves made off with pocketbooks and other stolen articles, but the police afterward succeeded In recovering Jost of the stolen good: BURIED IN A. WELL. Detroit, Mich, Nov, 1.—Isane Tower was buried by the caving in of a well In Onkeld Township, Hart County, near Grand Raptis, Saturday night. At fist accounts the body: had net been recovered THROWN FROM IIs BUGGY, Danvinin, Va, Noy. John Tt. Keen, Mayor of Norrh Danville, was killed by be- dug thrown from his buggy to-day, INDIANS. SULTING -BULL Col, Miles telegraphed ta aillitary head- quarters yesterday from Fort Keogh bad received a dispatch from W E the seout who was sent to” Sitting: eminp with proposals for the surrender of the hostlles,, he svowt reports that Stttlag-Ball will not give a decisive answer until after he hears from Ma}. Witlsh, of thy British Mounted Pollee. Ev it wis kept 2 close prisoner by the Lndians for two days, the tostites being very Independent and suey. He reports “unt there iy oa very ne rlous division | among the tribes ot the. camp oA part oof the camp wanted tu return with the scout, but Bull and by far the larger paytion of the young qnen are still hostile. Bull himself prefers the request that Col. Mules should make no Inovement of troops agalast hha with! Maj. Walsh’s advice is recelved. Col. Miles tu ther reports that Capt. Higsing, of the See- ont Cavalry arrived at Fore Keogh Satur day with the ypsot Spotted sats aud Rain-in-the-Face, Including about isa indhins, a TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Cincinnati, O., Nov, 1.—Tho collections ofthe Internal-Reyenue Ofice of this, the Fhst District of Ohto, for October, amounted fo $1,155,027.03,—the hirgest sum ever collected In this or any other district In the United States, CoLumnts, O., Nove 1—Gov. Foster hns appointed the following Commissioners from Ohio to attend the ineeting of tho Misstsstpnl River States Commission at St. Louis: V 3, Metter, of Suybrooky Jol of Portsmouth ; 1lram Campbell, of Lronten HL, ML Horton, of Pomeroy Pevenny, of Stenbenvilles J.D, Honfamba Eggleston, and S. 2, Coy! of Clnclunat, sar TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Port Junvis, N. Y., Nov. L—Navigation jas been resumed on the Delaware & Mud- son Canal Ninety thousand tons of coal are released, $< Americans Ahoud of the World in Wood+tingraving, Sl boule Hemubliean, Thora isone form at toast af art of which Atnerleans muy well be proud: Our nutional school of wood-cngraviig. | ln this we stund not only Brat in the world, but Incompurable, Such pletures as are alinost monthly to be seen [nour choup perlodients wre: pnifere bale firany othe er county at any cout, Lt his always been felt that prints from wood porraviiies werg fur warmer, rieber, and tore full uf coler than those from steel or copper, whleh are enya the reverse of tho method; tit Is to say, it ts the saliont parts of tho wood from whieh the cut is printed, whllo on teed ur copper tho picture ia produced by fnelsed ned tt is, howe over, only tately tht tho true treatment of wood bus bev understood. Alter Durer, it 18 trae, sew ¢elearly the method of to- days but, atter hls time, wood-enwrivers eecin. Fetupilly enough, Ienorag att the wonderful possibilities of attohe phitertil, to have tried to inake poor, weuk copies of the copper-plite fn dd upurt reverse, ‘Toeduy the woudecut is eae yustly superior to sted, butit gives almost tho very Mechand freed of the nrtht. ‘Lo produce tou those cuts, however, necessitates 1% combination of urtistlo tnleut., First fathe drawing, on the beauty of which all depends; then comes the engraver, Who untst bauble to catch not outy (ho inere lines, but tho feeling, tho - handling, tho manner nf tho urdats then tho over-layer, upon whose Judgment all tho tono of thoes graved pieture deponda, who gives to one pore Hon the whole forco of tha intunsest black or enuses the self-aame tne to pies ude uid shadows gray. As wo hive sald, vowhove is this urt curried to such perfection as in A. erie. a Offenbach's “Evil Eye, Silly stories about Offenbach aro stilt floating in cho nuwapape ,, The London Zruth tells how he ent oer ai an fo iowa Hida “Ho had tho sneer, the incredu! @ layer talk, and evil eyo of Mephisto, Who night on, whieh Milo. Behuvlder destroyed ber trout teeth 18 foiling toriinet & atono step, ONenbach, shu ‘since remembered, had sarcastically noticed [he piquant oxpression of ber mouth, Ho blew a fies nothor night to a itete Hull ballerine, the stor of the season ut the Opera-Honde, She was on the Sipe golzed with a chili, was taken home wrapped up in bot blankote, andi eleven daye died of sinilepox. Gonnoed nover hud it day's luck since bo composed ‘Joanne aAra’ fara tages Yo tho manuemontor whieh Oilen- Oned, in fess that a year, rulned hdinsett, Ein javeys fisttlcouts ignited ws eho was proneitiye fan bultes composed by this Jettutore, Le Sure Hy bud returned to the Potit Bourbon fran rere ig * Gn Bolle Hetdne,’ when he fott he wanted the blue pill whieh perforated bis stomuch, with the nasistunce af glad of lemonade. And ye. this man, reputed evil-eyed, and who miulstered, to the dobnsed tastes of Lis adopted country, was, in private life, a lump of virtue,” a Rheumatism comes from Inactive kidneys, Hoo Utters never falts to cure in eau wae + BLOOD PURIFIER.’ ‘DR. CLARK JOHNSON’S : an Bled yup ae i Fy ay 3 <a mn a fata “ = zag Q bad Be Es Be 3 28 ia 288 £2 ef, oz Bry So Be #2 38 ‘BS oe & Es 5S Ba S2 eS = trmipm wan) z Dyspepsia, Li Disdasen Neverk Ague, Rheuma« ttam, Dropsy, Heart Dis Biltousness, Nervous ‘Deblitty, ote. 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Newaro of Counterfelt Medivine, TI employ nt teve Iti agents Ur runinurs tusuilcibtrady frow drig TESTIMONIALS, ILLINOL Diseanc of the Stomach and Liver. ‘aleu, Alexander Co.. 11, Dean siz Suffering for some tue with Newdseho and Die Liver. 1 Le tats NRLUGD SYIRULY wuicd id stronth. Sr SALSLLIY. An Unxectient Remedy. . Strenyttens the Nervis tutte the mueite Waid Ihowels, aid Ruieres Khegnatian, 2 woud hut be withuut it, MM WESTFALL, Kidney Dineure, : Fisber, Champaign Co, DEAT Sit: “This te ta curtify Wat your INiNAN HLOOD SYRUE hax done ine more xvod tur Vompining and dear st Chins 1 rar Vuniis and 3 ‘fhird-Day Chilt., . Flora, Clay Ca. Dan stu: {rhis Is to certify that your IN BLOVUD SYRUP tas cured mo of the Third-D: Chills after ali other wedicloes lad failed. ae AMisp BLOWN. Chills Cured. ‘Matioun, Colos Co. Tt, Near sie: 1 ond your INPIAN BLOOD SYRUP tpuediiy cures Chilis, and ean rocummend [tas the heat mediciny th the country tur Mieamation and FLL MITCHELL, All that It In Recommended to te, Jugaunt, Cook Co. IU, DEAR Sits 1 havo found, by giving your INDAL BLUOD SYRUP Ww fair erat, tate newt Ih te Feeuus uended to be, und mdtiag any one wine Tay be In pou health ty lye Ita (rind. MIL FREEMAN, Chtitw Cured, Neogs. Cumberiund Co. 1, My dauctter hed Chills fur fuurcum red everthing. but withels ie Use of your INVlAd WAT, metert trinl of which bustle tured her, ‘Tho Syrup tins tieo greatly beneiied ti ylimy tamiy, and ) nase had ae sy fore decta page pad one el re Huang: TRNSE 1 uly Gutta without ity wud recunuond tte use epautert Buiuanivy. VHOSSANNAI LAW MENGES Neural wain in the Bact, Waterman Station, Du Katb Con Mh, Drat Bort "hin ts tw veriity thee your INDIA’ BLOOD SYRUP tus cured no Of Puts in the Back Ivisa vainubly mouicine, MRS. WOOD, Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Sandwich, De Kalb Co. 1 DEAR Mut: This is to cer 1.000 BY ICUT, while f prod Uns cumplotely cured ig oF & amedicine 1 ever ured. Cure for art Diveusc. 8, FRlogha Co. THe N BLOOD SYRUL ir Heats Disuase, te BEN STALLINGS, All that It In Recommonded to Ie. Kansna, Hdgar (Vo, 1, Dest kt: T have used your oxcollent INDIAN: BLAGD SYRUP tn my family far the past ve years cs eu a ath shoibusl " Sits aM. AL ULC, Discasca The Eurasisre, Hentun, Franklin Co, Lb, DEAM EM: Thin into cortity that Your TNDLAN BLOUD SYRUP has cured mu Of Lung Dhevase, whiel bit beck tesbiihi ey toe land tina, cheerful vou nilaumturing ty . Seas Issia WittincToN, For Neuralgia, DrAi Stes Twas trouiet nan Neurntgia foro RAEI Twa troubtet cura fur eta UNG L bought solic of yuur INDIAN Boog BYKUL’, and ums buppy tusoy le Has eotirel sured ca Dyspepsia Cured, Mymonth, Hancock Co. 11. DEARKIn: J have been treoubicd with Hillouses, RL rR A Yaluabio monica, THOMAS TIAL, Never Fatis to Cure. N Ailifurd, Lroquola Co. mm, Deas Sint 1 havo weet your INDIAN BLOOD BYU tur Cramps in my Slouch and gleo tor ay . ‘Yeuto Dean Kit: Your srent IN 0 the fest medicing Dever tae tocurmond It to all piruitarly att! chlidren, who wore troubled with spuani, and 1a bol ci Tt . Cases Ib efected wu compi ELizauern mevzte, An Agent’s 'Textimony. fe Woodinnd, nets Co., Itt, DEAR St: [can ear shut yor AN BLGUO J YUL haa ne equal for Const feck KHUDA. REED, Recommends It to All. Aurura, Inia Co. Dt, Dean Hitt 1 hava used aime of your INDIAY BLOOD SYRUP with benatletut ro and P think $y $s euod tusdlcing, v bulld Up the ayetoum gutters, Would recommend It tu att putturing grom Weulitig, a. AV. MOON, Liver Complaint, Tuckinghiat, Kanknkoy Co., 1h, May 20 197, Heat niie: J elwartully testify chat your justly cdl ebratcd INDEAN (LOUD SV KU gives unlveret an Uetuclion, und ty hilly stuemed by all wio have ued ite L have w dicing with the must sutistuce bil Guublud'with Liver Complatacana stekelivadactee Troubled’: ver Complaint a eHuadache, ren ARAL PENIS Eheumation, Buckingham, Kaukokeo Co. 1. Soy 14 170, DRAW DIN: Twa d uront sunorer from Rheumatism and found he rutiet unit 1 commenced using Bost valuable INILAN BLOOD BVICULY How ruvnd your mn ct tacts. Tat alto to atl OU Ma Monon Eee TT RSSEN DIETS A Good Bivod Puriilor, Wauconda, Luke Co. DEAM Bits Lhove used yoursroat INDIAN DIOGD Hor, bad take pleasure in recomanudinu it ne-ausine " Ie cs ae Gdn PRATT, Suppresssion of Monstrantion, rp Hhorklan, La ealla cos 1. WHI: My daughter was n sufferer from Sy) if nflar inborlag under nor Menstruation, and fi lwulty forwure than ® yaar, with the truute wAt Us two physicians—-ono’ Alivonthle and vue Luimoopatiie—Wwithout relief, also 8 thir triol of many piher piedicinos aang wich was Le, Juno's Altar. Bltyy. { butlivushe myaelt of tha INDIAN WLUOD BY und. cunbine over yur vamublut, wy oye CHUMNE oUF roMMchE ON the Ulseaso with which whe was trouuied, 1 fiumodiatoly prevailed on hur ty try our hiudieiue, and. ty thy Joy of all sympathiaini vy @UU Was BuO Fuslotod tO. romulurdt beunue © RWI Re arr tiitts Eee mm, vinuston County, Til, iy that 1 have be Hout INDIAN BLOGD Femula Vontlac, Dean aint ‘this te tu eer EVRY, benefited by ualng your TT anvover ‘have taon Rubee me fuel likes young Bebe can oer a ea i fy Bea valunvio vowudy. hODA TAUBIET, LISTOF WHOLESALE DEALERS Dr, Clark linus Tan Blood Syrup, CHICAGO, ILL. VAN, BCULACK, HIRVESEON & 00, end ONEON, PLUMMEN . . 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