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

it 10 ° tT eOret Se Sa ee eS te i t 0 n 8 y 0 * a Bee o d o 0 is t b SE ee ae THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. oS FOREIGN, parnoll’s Sentiments as Given in His Speech at Wa-. terford. : le Accuses the British Govern- ment of Conspiracy Against Ireland, ~ pot ifas Firm Falth that the Land Movement Will Finally Succeed. Jurtice May's Decision Strongly De- nounced by Most of the Con- servative Papers, Greece Has Finally Consented to Open Negotiations with the Porte. . The Gold Drain the Subject of Discus- sion in tho French Chame bers. Weekly Roview of tho Lngl'sh Crop Pros- pects and Grain markets, IRULAND. PARNELL AT WATERFORD, Warrrronp, Dee. &—In his speech at the land meeting here yesterday Parnell de- nounced the Government, which, he said, wastoo wenk to deat with tho Innd subject, and hoped to crush tho movement by de- priving the peopte of their representatives in Parliament; “but,” he continued, “nothing now could put down the agitation until! the tiller of tho soil became {ts owner.” Parnell, charged the Government with entering Into aconsplracy against the Irish people, and ald the mild justice of revenge, meaning assasination, was only attempted when there was no organization, meaning “ Boycotting,” ele, noycoTTina. Lospos, Dee. 6,—The Times correspondent at Waterford telegraphs that the proposition toconfer the freedom of the Clty of Water- fordon Parneli was carried with cousider- able opposition. ‘The result of the opposition, however, was that the dissenting niembels of the Municipal Council have been more orless * Boycotted,”” The system of whole- sale Intimidation was exercised tucompel co- operation in the arrangements for the recep- tionof Parnell. ‘The windows of several es- tablishments wero smashed when it became known that thelr owners.would not join in the popular movement, und in two cases a wateh had been constantly kept to seo that ‘nobusiness was done there, ‘The Inhabit- autshat to join in tho rejoicings or have thelr houses uttucked and trade destroyed. ‘The result was tat almost every business: house was decorated with flags, MAY'S DECISION. i The Pall Matt Gazette says; " Chief- dustice May's language Is significant and In- tructive In the highest degree. Lt has been condemned even by the Conservative papers In England, where there is no country Jus- tice who would not be ashamed of such an exhibition of partiality, 1t shows that tho peasants are nut the only people In Iretand who need-to have the sacredness of the Jaw instilled Into them.” The Freeman’a Journal, commenting on tho judgment of Chief-Justice May In the cases of apulivation for the postponement of the State trials and application foran attach- went against tha Evening Malt. says: “Could any language of a prosecutor for the Crown exceed In Inveetive the dlatribe delivered from the bench before a word of evidence was heard 2” LAST PUNLIG ENGAGEMENT, Dentty, Dee. 6.—A_ dlspateh. from Water ford says: Parnetl’s visit here is _belleved to bebls last publle cnangement for the pres- ent. There was a banquet after the Land League meeting here yesterday, FREEDOS OF THE CITY, Mr. Parnell was presented in tho Town- Uall to-day with the freedom of the city, In aspeceh he expressed the belief that the brek of English rate in Ireland wns broken, and the country would ulthnately recover Its lug- Sslative independence. . TUE le DIRECT, Dillon, speaking at Malahide, eight mites m Dublin, yesterday, accused Judge May of prostituting justice, and culled him a cowardly liars MEETING ABANDONED, ALand-Leagua ineeting was to be held at Brookbrougn, County Fermanagh, but, as the Orange proclamation had summoned the Orangemen to prevent the meeting, the Magistrates forbade It, Iu order to’ avold a breach of the peace, + THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS, ‘The First Battalion of the Coldstream ee composed of 675 mon, left for Dub- ARMS DETAINED, Three largo cases of rifles and bayonets, . Which arrived at Penmacn Mawr, Wales, by train, consigned to n stranger, have been de- ‘alned pending instructions from the Home Mice, The discovery has caused great ox- citement, It is supposed the cases were to be taken to Ireland by ono of tho trading Meamers, FRANOR, P, * pRan, Prely Dec. 6&—Shiogol Naonubu Samo- deat Japanese Ambassador to Franco, Is ' NEW MEXICAN MINISTER, ‘The now Mexican Mtintstur presonted his Credentials ta President Gravy toxlay, ‘Tho Most frieutly Speeches were exchanged. , Inthe et MONETARY AITUATION, In the Chamber of Deputles, De Sonbey- Tan, Bonapartist, poluted out the ‘gravity of ne tonetary situation, and asked what easuires the Government, intended: to take View of Italy's project of redeemlag ber reed currency, * lagaln, Ministor of Finance, . acknowl pe there was a diminution of the stock of r a Consequence of tho adyorsi balance Doin Mo was prepared to endeavor to Bu tho cash in the Bank of France by clreut tho rate of discount and putting In fay ation bank-notes for amounts below 100 oe Ie patuted hopefully to the revival sina yand abundance of gold cireulat- rane : e Y uolllaras pare which he estimated at five pea Soubeyran Tejoined that {t was more haan’ fo antielpate diMoulties, He fore- : jee tho effvets of tho Impending re- whigh ‘Mot the deht of tho United States, fo “aye sul would Increase tho demand Doss + 88 aftor redemptlon It would be hue ‘Auserie to’ pny for cotton and wheat with Othe Meurltiea, He advised Franco to ith rma InlUative for monetary negotlations teteen United States and Gormany, An Neda lent between the three Powers would Ta signal seryica to commerce, debate then adjourned, The Crowttit CHOWN JEWELS, erinen own Jewels which ‘the French Goy- Utlea to Propose to the Chamber of Dep eaten, Sell, the proccuds to be devoted to ing and fmproving the natlonal Teuns, are te those whie i Sr Listortear vile which have no artlatio - NO PRESIT PROTEST, wyesbox, Dec, &—A dispatch from Paris the vat hug been no fresh protest ‘from due then: agalust the religious decrees : © Pope'a letter to Archbishop Gul- y bert. The diftenity about the appolntinents to the vacant Bstoprica was settled by the Government sounding the Vatican betore MuKig them, ‘There ean be no foundation for the rumor that Desprez, Frenel Ainbas- sador te the Holy Sve, will not return to Rome, : $ TURKH BEPANATION oF THK INTERNATIONAL nT Lonnoy, Dee, 6—'Tha "patty Newa prints” the . following conspleuouslys "We are authorized to state that all the Powers hav- Ing agreed to the proposal of her Majesty's Government that. the Internatlonal should separate after mutually communteat- ing thelr respective destinations, VieeAd- inlral Seymour has ordered the signal to part company, 8AN GEONGIO. ConxsrantinorLe, Dec, O—A Castel Nuova dispatch suys the International Come mission has deelded that San Georgto ts to remain in ‘Turkish hands, ia TUE ATTITUDE OF GNEKCK. AtuEns, Dee, .—In the Chamber of Dep- utes Premier Coumoundonrous, replying to comments of the Opposition, exhorted the Menbers to abandon mutual reerlminations, ns tho country wns on the evo of n supreme erlsts, He sald his program was the mobil- {zation of the army and preparation to earry out very soon the decision of the Berlin-Con= ference, but tint the Government dues not make assistanes from the Powers an ine dispensable cordition to taking action, A TURKISIE PUPOSAT. Bentts, Dee. 6.—Count von Matzfeldt, tho German Ambassador to Turkey, is expected to arrive Here to-day, and will proceed to Friederichsruhe tmmediately on his arrival. Ile Is anid to be the bearer of a Turkish pro- posul fur the settlement of the Greek ques- tlun by compronise. ‘The National Zettungy warinly adyoentes such an arrangement, and completely concurs in the recent utterance of Bismurek, “ that Grevee would be decelyed If she thought all she had nt stake was a lost campalgi,” STRAINED RELATIONS, Loxpon, Dee, 0,—A correspondent at Con- stantlnople reports tho relations of the Porte with Persia as very strained, and feelings of mutual hostility are rapidly spreading to the public, on uceount of the Sultan taking no Steps to arrest the Kurdish rebeltion, % GREECH WILL NEGOTIATE, Adispateh from Vienna announces that news has been recelyer there that Greece has consented to enter Into uegotlutlons with ‘Turkey. ‘Che first step will be taken in Janu- ury. NEW CABLES, ARRANGEMENTS FOR LAY Hy Cuble tS New York World, Lonnow, Dee. 4.—L cabled to you the fact some time ago that inquiries had been mada by euble from New York of the house of Siemens Brothers as to the terms on which they would undertake the construetion of two new ocean cables. Those inquirtes have been answered by mail, and Iam now en abled to inform you that Sfemens Brothers have undertaken to construet and fay with ule cable steamship Faraday, which belongs tothem, two new and complete Atlantic cables of tho finest quality, from Penzance, atthe western end of Cornwall, to White- head in Nova Scotla, touching at Sable Astind, ‘These'eables will be connected with tho land system of the American Unlon ‘Tele graph Company, and they will be entirely eoutrolled by Amerlenn eltizens. The prico to be paid for the two cables laid down and completed will be rather under than over £1,500,000 sterling, and work will be begun on them fumedlately, (Tho sun for which the new cables enn be constructed shows how vast hve been the improvements recently made In the whole businessof telegraph and exble construction, ‘The capital stock of the Anglo-American Company amounts to £7,000,000, dr $35,000,- 000; that of the French Company to £1,020,- 000, or $15,000,000; and that of the Direct Cable Company, we believe, to £2,000,000, or $10,000,000. As these three compantes aro ran practically as one, and under one head, it follows that the new Aimerlean Cable Com- pany will enter the-field of competition agalnst its elder rivals with greatly tin- proved: cnbles and with a capital represent- ing at the most not more than one-sixth that of the combined compantes.] ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE. w Lonpox, Dee. 6—Mark Lane Expres The weather has been favorable for wheat sowing. Good. progress his been mado toward overtaking arrears, Young’ wheats are looking exceedingly well. ‘The prospects of production for the current cereal year are fairly good. ‘There fs no question as to the world’s surplus of marketnble breadstuits helng above consumptive démands of the ‘United Kingdom for tho year, and the only thing that keeps prices at the present level Is the paucity of spot and near supplies. . Until the-beginning of the past week speculation has been active in America, but FOUND NOT THE FAINTEST RESPONSE here. ‘Lhe“Amerlean surplus is admitted to be above last year’s, while European re- quirements. aro less, ‘The Into hurvest and Increased prosperity in Anerlen has re- tarded the movement of the surplus to the seaboard. Meanwhito tho United Kingdom has been sypplled fram other sources, Even the Russian contingent is not much smaller than Inst year, while Australian and Indlan supplies are Iiboral, If the present position Is ‘maintained for another six weeks a very inateriul portion of the American surplus of breadstuffs will find vo market, The tne ferlor condition of tho bulk of the snmplos is more pronounced, On Afonday English red wheat sold as low as? shillings, and quétations were onty maintained by THK SCARCITY OF MANKETABLE 8AMPLER, Foreign breadstuils were depressed In the enrly partof the week, nud after a brief re- y closed dull, : ‘The spot supply -continties more than suf- felent for the demand, and smallness stock gives holders un advantage, At the samo time buyers rely on Amorlean, Aus- tralian, and Indlan supplies ta send down prices, ‘Che Amerlean surplus will soon be- come tho weakening olement, Flour has beon stow and nominally unchanged, Coun- try-made was dearer In the pravincfal mare kots in consequence of American competition, At London fareign was stony, 5 Barloy—The inquiry has been confined to the best samples, which are scarce, Forelgn in excessive supply and prices fuvor sollers, Maize, after fluctunting, closed at 973 Od, Forvign outs weaker and trade slow, Snles of English wheat during tho weak, HST quarters nt dts 10d, against 08,420 quurters at 40s 7d the corresponding ‘week ust year, Imports into the Unjted Kingdom for the week onding Nov, 37 were 1,295,857 ewts, wheat and 309,074 cwts, flour, GREAT BRITAIN, PAULIAMEST, ‘ Loynon, Dee, &—Sblr Stafford Northcote hus. fssued an urgent Conservative whip for the openlag of Parliament. CATTLE LOST, ‘The stramer Australla, trom Now York for London, lost seventy-five cattle durlug hor pasyaRe ‘Two. _ @ ANOTIO SEARCH, The Times vaye: “The Royal Geograph- teal Socloty {a about to appolut an Arctlo comuiittee, the first business of which will be to collect and arrange all information ac- ctmulated eines the return of the expedition under Capt, (now Sit George) Nares in 187, If the Soclety conclude that the tine has ar- rived for # fresh vffoft, they will probably appeal to the Government for funds, We doubt it the timo for great and expenslye ex- fleet’ pedilions has not gone past, We seo no reas son why our Geographical Soelety should hold aloof from the scheme favored by the United States and- other countries for estab. Ushing a number of permanent stattons around the North Pole.” Rie BUTT, ‘The appeal by defendant In the ense of Jewett va.’ Molenry ‘The Court of Appeal npheld the deetston of tho Master of the Rolls, ordering Mellenry 4o pay £100,000 to the Recelyer of the Erie Rallway Company. Italso deeited thint Me- Honry Is not entitled to a commission on monoys raised by him for the Erie Company, AFGHANISTAN AYOOB KHAN BECOMING UNPUPULAT. Canpatran, Dee. ‘The annexation of Candahar is still regarded as possible, aut tls possibility serves to keep things quiet. All the nows from Herat points strongly toa xrowing combination against Ayoub Khan on the part of the powertul tribes north and east of this city, Ayoob Khun's disastrous defeat and the oppression he has exereised. slice his return to Hernt bas alienated the Wiribes from him. It seems Ikely he may at any moment bo forced to seek an asylum in Persla again, u RUSSIA, : DUTY. ABOLISHED, St. Prrensuuna, Dee. 0.—As tho first frults of. the change In the Finance Mlutstry the Ofielal Messcnyer publishes an Tinpertat ukase abollshing the duty on salt, whieh wilt greatly benciit the poorer elass. AnSY REDUCTIO: St. Pererspuna, Der. 6.—There ts reason to belleve a targe reduction of the army is contemplated. VARIOUS, PILGRIMS ATTACKED, TRHERAN, Dec..—Several thousand pil- erhus returning from Stecen are detained at Bugdad, owing to the Kurds having at- tacked the Inst three caravans und killed and wounded over 600 pligris, =~ FIRE TlAVANA, Dee, 0.—A fire at Gonalves, Tinytl, destroyed seven bulldings, involving 1 loss of more than $200,000, ” DIED, Dr. Stamman, the German Chargé WAt- fatres and Consii-General at Venezuela, died at Caracas recently, COMPETITION, Buemanrst, Dee. An American, large ly interested in. flour mills In the Western States, tins been tuspeeting the Hungarlan tills with a view to adopting the machinery: and system of working in America, 'The Jlungarians have sent a commission to study the oporations there In order to be able to resist American competition in the Austrian markets, 7 POPULATION, Brurix, Dee. &—The population of tho elty, Including the garrison, Is 1,114,630, an Increase of 16 per cent since 187, and more than doubled slice 1800, HARWOOD & CO. Latest Move of the Creditors to Satisfy ‘Fhelr Cini: Spectat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune. Sr. Paut, Minn, Dec. &—The Nurwoodt ense cine up in the District Court at. Minneapolis to- day on a complalnt of certain creditors, who bad Med a bill asking a postponemunt of the ale whieh was advertised for to-duy, After an elaborate argument, counsel agreed that the Court should enter on record wn order postpon- dng the sale for two weeks from to-morrow. A careful footing of tho naaets und liabilities, ine cluding the confessed Judzments, show $k 103.77 asset, ngainst $115,758) of tho con: fessed Judgmenta. It nppenrs Mrs, Murwood bas been pald $05,880.86, Jolin W, Hurabarl $28}, JH, and John Warnock 810,16, The Now York und Chiengo creditors will remember the emphatic declaration of Mr. Hurwooll at the incetiig in Minnenpolls that his rasets were $90,214.00; Mubllittes, $889,419, A rigid investi- gation is now belng tustltuted to ascertaln when and outof what funds tho preferred creditors heroin named wero pal Jn tho menntine. Henry , James, 0s attorney for Kling & (lildeer, hag fled an attidavit before the Federal Court at St. Paul in whieh be charges that ou the 4th day of December, in the United states Cirontt Court, a judgment was rendered tn thls action, whieh was thon in sutd Court ponding, far $1,005.02 in favor of the plalnititts, and against the defendant; that on the 4th inst, wn exeen- tlon was issued agulust the defendant which was afterward raturned innsutistied: wherefore suid plainiits, the Judgment creditors, pray. this Cans thit an order nay be faued by thi Conrt, or the Judge thoreof to anid defendant, Norman B. Harwood, suid Judgment debtor, requiring |, him touppenr before ihe twolve Judges of this Court, or areieree appulnted by the Judge of Utis Court, and answer concerning the property o€ tho Judgment debtor, Norman i. Tharwood, at a thine and pluce Co be specified In suldarde Tho Court yrunted the order prayed for, and appointed J.A. Goodnint spectal ‘exmminer to lake (he testlinony, und ordered the defendant to appear und answer on the Mth List. <a THE REY. DR. THOMAS. Ste Louls Methoudiat Proachors Discuss Alin Cano, , Bpectat Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, Sr, Lours, Deo. 6.—The Methodist mlntsters inet to-day In thelr rovins to discuss’ the ques. of Chicago, A lurge number of divinea were presont, und tho greutest interest was muut- feasted in the subject, After prayer by the Rey. M. Marshall, Dr, Hughy opened the discussion with a curefully-prepared pas per, in which ho ondcuvored to prove that Dr, Thomas was etrictly in necord with the Methadist Church in adt its doctrt Hig argue Ment wus on tho subject of atonement, being principally an oxpodition of the doctrine th: heist suinption of the punishment of mankind, Mr. Hugby made a strong efort te show that Dre Phowns was orthodox In necepting the doctrine, The Rev. Dra Felton and Fey both ropticd at #omo length, oudeuyoring” to disprove Dr, Hughy’s ussertion. CANADA. Elopomont in Mlgh Life—Countorfelts, Spectut Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Tonosto, Ont, Deo. 6.—lu tho luttur part of November Jobn L, Curd, Deputy Reeve of Vaughan, and a membor of the County Council, cloped with Mra, Levi Snider, of Woods pridge. ‘The purtica moved fu the best sooloty in the township, Snider beng worth $125,000, aud Curd well-to-do. Sumo yerrs tga Snider be cume additted todriuk, und the habit grow on hin so that he could not transact business, Ho calted upon bls friend Curd to luok after hia aifairs, and gave him powor-of-ut- torney over his property, Mra. Sie der, who had the reputation of being tho handsomest woinan fn the county, ts only about dd years af age. Sho bad often throats ened to lenye her husband, owing to hls dlasos tuto habits, but no ono over suspected thut sho, would tly with Curd, who Ie ou yeurd of ue and, thd fatior of ten children. “About a weok previous to this tine Mrs. Sulder sent her two daughters tou ladies? seminary at Whitley, wud gave out thut intended to winter [in Florida, Sho made jinple propurations for ber doparture, und called on taal of her friends, Card, using bis positon, ralaqd about $17,000 on bis own and Suliler's farm, and caine toToronto, where ho was jomed by Mra. Snider, Thoy visited Whitely, and the mothor took away hor daughtars frou the school, Blanco then tho couplo have not been heard of. Abaut $5,000 worth of Card's notes are heid fn this city, Touosto, Can, Deo, t—Thory are aw great numbor of counterfalt #1 Bommation notes in cite cuauan bare, ghey ure priited from the * D" aud are, Bnuly oxeoutud. ' PEO Nmdtal lapufeh for The Chizaan Trine, Toronto, Dev, d—At a zone butd to-ulght to con price of coul, and consider thu best means of igi ubout t reduction, a series of resolue tons wore passed culling upon the Government. fo remove tho duty of cents per ton, and thls 'inaelty which souds threo proteotionist mem bors to Pariument, Tho journuliats of this city to-day decided to entertain Archibald Forbos, tho famous war ‘corsespandunt. with a dinner on the ovousion of his vials bore in January next, atid a conmittes was Bppslaed tomuke tho uccossury arrungu- men zs ie DISCHARGED, St. Louis, BMo., Duo. &6—Abouta yoar and a half agu, E. ff. Brown, Managor of tho Western Unlon telegruph-ollico of this olty, was served with a subpoena duces tecum, requirtuy bias to produce before the Grund Jury of the Criminal Court cbrtata tolegrams alleged to haye pussod between Gov. Pholps, some of tha members of tho Board of Polloy Commiysionere, and othor was deelded to-day, - tlon of tho orthadoxy of the Rev. Dr. ‘Thomas,- 'g crucitixion was ti the nature Of un ise parties in thiselty, | Mrnwn refused, under ine stroctions of the telegraph company .te produc tho dixpatehes, and Judge Laughiin.of tha Crim {nal Court, eammitted bim, constructively, to Jail, Application wag made to the Court of Ap- penis fora welt of habeas corpus, which wis ce. Tused. Application was than tiade to the State Supreme Chet fora writof habeas corpus, and the vase was argued lnat December, ‘To-day #pectal from Jefferson to the Post-Dispatch saye: “The Supreme Court dlecharged Mr, Brown on the ground that neither tha date, title, subatunce, nor aubjectematter of the telegrams arked for wore given, and therefore it would have been impossible to make it appear that the lapatches were inaterlal as evidence before the Grand Jury.’ : TITE COLD SNAP. ‘TH MISSISSIPPI, Speetat Inspatch to The Chteago Tribune, Sr. Lots, Mo, Deo. 6.—All steamboat nature herenbuuts {4 avpatted by the now stroke of cold weather, Thure |e ice in the river, not heavy, Wut heavier is expected, The water has risen one foot sinew Saturday, but has fallen ugain two fuehesor more. A ‘New Orleans ateainer Jying tear the cotton compress wan preparing to leuve for the South to-day, thinking to be borne out safely on the Hite swell, but fallod to get out 1m the river and away. TORT DODGE, IA, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Font Dopar, Dee, 6.—The Crovked Creek Conl Company's tiners struck to-ay for a ralso from $1.35 to $1.00 por ton for mining. The Fort Dodge Conl Company's men are stitl out, and no prospect of a compromise. Coal fs now sellin at the ‘smaller bunks nt £1.25'pee ton, ‘The Stone City’ & Bt. Paul tins Veen fore to abandon nearly all ite freight traina.. ‘The weather is very cold. CEDAR RAIDS, TA. Special Dupatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cran Rams, Ia. Deo, 6.—The thorinometor 4s 6 dexrees below zoro to-day, INDICATIONS, Orrice oF Tue Cuter S1oNAt, Orricen, Wasit- D.C, Dee, F—1 a, in.—For the Oblo Val-. seo, higher biromoter, falling atlonary or rising tempernture, erly winds, clear ar partly cloudy weather, For the Lower Luke region, higher barometer, westerly winds, stationary or lower temperi: ture, partly cloudy weather, and occasionul light Bow. For the Upper Luke region, rising, followed hy.” stationary or falling barometer, higher temper- ture, westerly winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, preceded by light snow in castern pore ton. For tho Upper Mississippl and Lower Mis- sourt Vulleys, lower barometer, higher tempera: ture, northwest bucking to south or wost winds, and lear or partly eoudy wenther, ‘The Ohio River will cuitioue to rise at Cincin- mutti and Loitlsy tile. ‘ Caatlonary signnts continuo at Seo, O and Rochester, and ure ardered for Sandusky, Cleves lund, See. 6 Erie, und Uuifalo. LOCAL ONSENVATIONS. CMCAGY, Dec. 6-10:18 p, ax Vet Time, | Hire| Thers[inn) Wane iro, 17; mntmum, 8, UENEIAL ONSERVATIONS, Citteaga, Dec. 6-19:15 p,m. Tner, * Stations, tosis] ~ sent Ye me Bint Py iu ReeVaTsaWe aul: Wsenttase d Havers, Soosottttbees Marquoti Memphis, ‘iuiontle, risk, Jeonerunnye: Be. i FIRE RECORD. CHICAGO, The alarm from Hox :73 at 6:39 inst ovening was cased by the discovery of fire on the up- per tlocrs of a five-story and basement, brick Uuitding, Nos, 42 and 44 Canal street. Tho tira was ulrouly under considerable headway when diseovered, and, while the alarm was stlll sound- ing, the faines were breaking forth through tho seve windows and the roof, For some reason or othor it proved a very slow fire, and, thougn it appeared. to bate the clforts vf the firemen to. extinguish ft, yet did’ not appeur to galn any headway, Finally — it jyndo keeles sweep through “the Upper story, and It looked fora few inoments Hike a lurge tire, Malt an hour later tt wi The bight of the butliting. tho wind, the cold, and an insuficient water-supply were all pitted against tho Department, but the temnen man- aged nevertheless to get in thoir work in good shape. Tho building isa double one, and con- alitutes one-half of u four-store row, the divtd- ing Une being a well-buitt deat wall It is awied by Mr. BP. W, Gates, aud fs Insured for 20,00 i) tho following companies: German American, North Hritish, Ociunt, Fire Asso elution, North German, Humbury, and Hartiord, 2,600 cuchy American of Phltucelpuln and American of New York, #1290 eneh, ‘The bulld> ing Nog, 38 und 40, also owned by Mr. Gute, fa in- sured fora tike nmuunt but In diferent coms punies, ‘The dumage done it is nut great, boing: contined chletly to the reof and upper Hoard, Tho dnuitye to Nos. 42 and 44 ts astlimited at from $5,0uu to $10,000, the nctual loss being probe ably about €7,00. ‘The builduty is leased by dir. Uuies to te “Bulfalo Pitt Stunnfacticing Company, who oceupy tho first floor. und bagument, and sublet to some wire 3, Tho Pie speak of in store and toses tightly by wat owen & Leo, manufacturers of picture-frames wud moldings, occupied the secon aud a por- Uon of the third ‘ilours, Choir loss wil bo vhitly by water, and ts rougidly cvacuuted wt #100. ‘This, it iy said, is cuvered by insurance, Ruubold & Lundin, tinishers of moldings, ove cupied tho ruur of the third floor; thelr stock fs badly damaged. ‘The fourtts tloor was louged to A, Newell S Coy organ manufacturers, wt Nos. 2 aud 41 Stohigun atreet, but It was understood thut thoy dil not ovcnpy the promises themevives, but were aiinply backing a. Stnult firin in the organ manuineturing buslicss, Clark & Rich ts said to buyve been thy style of this Hem, though there was no one about thet hight to give any detinit. informathy wit stock on Land was quite large, and the aumunyge on thelr tlour by tre and wiltor must fave been tn the neighborhood of 5,00. Nothing laknown fg ta surance, “Cho tifth toor was uaoccupled, ‘Tho building Nos. 38 und 40 ty occupied aa ful- tows: Elnat oor and basement, Rochester Mane ufucturing Company, 1G. Wormor, agent; I, Gritin, cotta trinunings, — ono-bult” of wecor! toor; diurray Bukor, ing. mauutucturers, onoshale of | suce ond floor, “and third, fourth, and Aftth floors. Nono of these Jose anything, save purtupa the Hutter tem, who muy" hive goods damugod by Water on tho two upper floors, A ‘Tho origin of the tire is nut dofnitly known, Some are tuelined 10 bolleve that it hud {ta ori+ kin in the orginefuctery; but it ie fur more probable that th @urtod in Raubold & Landy apartments, aud swept upwards througy the clovatomsbutt, Whivh I in tie rear of the builds tug. ‘Tho tire, most likety, was due to the care: lesneas of some cinployé, und must have starwod ghurtly after closing-buurs, ae it wae ulroudy wader great headway at 6:0,—one-half pour iter, Tho alarm from Box 77s at 11:50 lat night was enused bya fry in the Cae und bagemunt marblu-tront dwelling No. 238 Oblo street, uwied and oocupled by Jobn pel tony asa dwolling, Damage to house #00, and w tural. ture $400, fully covered by Insurance, Quuse, un overbouted furnace, * AT DAVENPORT, LA. Ps Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Davesvour, In., Dec. d—The oxtensivegroon: house of Oliver Hrus., of this alty, was destroyed Uy fre to-day, Includlug 4.000 plants, ‘Tho bulide ings were valued wt $2,000, abd thy coutunty at 000, ‘Tho inyurunco wis 35,600 in the Weat- ery, of Turunto, and the Pounsylyunia, petit oot eli et The fact that tho proprictors of Sanford’s Radical Cure for cutarch ure permitted to refer sowomy of the tirst peoplu im the United States anust welsh beavily to ity fayor, ‘Tbe treatment aifordod ia complyte, and coats but $1. —————— No other Whisker Dyo cquats Hilt's—00 ccnts, WRECK. Much - Destruction Caused by a Cyclone in Southwestern Missouri. The Town of Mansfield “Again Unfor- tunately in the Line of the Storm, And the Whole Northern Part of tho Place Leveled to the Ground. . Fatal Acoldent on Ohicago, Rock Island & Pacific Near Atchison, Kas. CYCLONE, nt-girl fn the house of Hugh Ferguson ue, bout ane mile heyand She nerived there Saturday, and following day taking with her a finenilic ttern. She left behind a business-card eare W, Finch, corner of Wabash avenue and Madison atecets, The thief 1s about 20 years of nue, five feet two inches tall, rather good- looking. dark eyes and comploxion, and dark auburn hate, CRIMINAL NEWS. HELD FOR MURDER, Spettat Lepatch to The Chieago Tribune, 8r. Louis, Deo. 6.—To-ny an inquest waa hold onthe body of Loon Witeou, kiied by Edward Ih Mtlekard, the ex-Chlengo reporter,’ The pris- oner was In charge of 0 pollee officer, Tho jury, witnesses, nnd prisbnor viewed the body at the Morgue, After the Jury wis sworn Hekard ap- proached the corpse, trembling from bead to foot. As oon as bia gaze inet the dead womnan'a face the tears rushed tu hiseyes and be wept profusely. Ie was supported out juta the antes room by the officer. He obtained permission to ao back agaln and stop for several minutes with Sr, Lovrs, Nec. 6.—Tho Hepuntican’s Carthazo:| his arms folded, thoughtfully looking down at (lo. special says a severe cyclone parsed over that acction Saturday evening, passing from southenst to northoast. South of Joplin, fences wero prostented, and houses and burns torn down, but nobody ts re- ported hurt. Ten inftes south of Carthago the residence and all the out-buillings of William Bayinan wero demolished; ‘alsu tho buildings of Mr. Foraytho, near by, but no lives were lost. Four miles northenst of Hayman's bouno, tho buildings of Mr. Quinby were all destroyed, and Quinby was fatally injured. At Sarcoxie the storm raged with grent. fury. A blacksmith-sbop was totally destroyed, and the jStasonte-Hull twisted off Its foundation, ruining it. Many other buildings were budiy damaged, aud fenees and outhouses curried away, At Round Pralrio a school-howse was de- stroyed and even the stone feundation carried away several rods, The house of Juhn M hear by, was lfted off tts foundation, Mr, News man’s house was blown down and bis two little girls fatally injured. ‘Timber In the course of tho storm was ull torn up. ‘Tho Town of Murahteld,'which was nearly de- stroyed last suinmer, wus vigited by this storin, and great damage. ta salt to have veen done, henrly alt tho nurtheru part of thy clty belug blown down again, The storm wus accompnnted by thunder and Ughtuluy, tho electrie shocks being very violent, SAD ACCIDENT. Lovrisvitin, Dec, 6A terrible accldent hap- pened ‘Inst ‘Thursday near Woodville, in this conuty, resulting In the almost instant death of avery esthoato young lady named Puinney Rudolpb, of Butturd County. She was to have been murried on tha next Wednesday to Wil McCarty, and bad been to Woodville to hive some wedding clothes made, On Thursday oven- ing her futher, James Hudolph, and McCarty, her altianced, take her home. They were driving over a part of the rvad in tho night, und in the darkness the wheel struck 1 atump, avertu the wayon and throwing the whole party ¢ Miss Rudolph hind ber face badly damaged, but tutniged tu rise to her feot, and, after walking a few steps, i dead, ‘Twoot her ribs were broken, t pleco of one plercing ber heart. Neither of the other occupants of the wagon were hurt. The horse wus frightened by theace Biearte and -ran away, teuring the veliele to BURNED TO DEATIT. Lovisvitie, Ky., Deo. .—A speeint to tho Courier-Journal from Paducah enys: On Thurs day lust Mrs. Bellany, wife of William Bellaay, who lives in Livingston County, placed a crndie containing a pair of twin children, 156 months old, before a large fire und went into the yard. She bud been absent but a few minutes when she heard the ebildren sercaining, and, running to the house, found tho cradle overturned and both children in the — fire, Luca ‘badly burned thut one of them died within an hour and the other one the next day. It is thought that both ehlldren climbed to the sume elde of tho cradle and turned it over. A BROKEN RAIL, Atomfox, Kas, Dec. 0.—The regutar pas- acngortratn on tho Chicago, Rock Istund & Pae elie Rallrond) which loft this elty at 6:45. this evening was thrown from tho track near Evge- town Junction, twenty-three miles from here, by a broken rull, ‘Tho bayzage, ruil, and = passonger couches wero thrown down an embankment and burned. Mait-Agont’ W. BR. Byms was burned to death, and Mall-Agont A.G, Boller bad a sboulder dislocated. Con ductor Westfall had an ankle badly sprained. Nono of the passengers aro reported burt. Ro- ports are contlicting, one saytug only tho mall- car aud ono couch burned. RUN OVER, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Munciz, Ind, Deo. 6.—Tnn Trung corre- spondent th's afternoun received information from Dunkirk, eighteen miles northeast of here concerning the horrible death of Marlon Jonn- son, aged 14, aon of Aivey Johnson, section-hand on tho Pittsburg, Cincinnadl & St, Louls Knilrond, Tho boy got on a West-bound freight train at Dunkirk, and, when two miles west of thit placo, fell under tho cars and wns cut all to pleces, Au attaché of an cust-baund thin passing soon aft. erward saw tho horrible sightand reported. The boy’s fathor was tunble torecognlze tho remains until be had examined the clothing the boy hud worn, DISCHARGED, Spectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Erais, fll, Deo, 6.—Frank Stewart, tho engl- neer of the Lake Geneva express passenger train at tho time of the Saturday's aecldent ucar Fox itiver, was disehurgod from tho service of the Chieago & Northwestern Railway Company on Saturday evoning, Stowart, who rosltos at Luke Geneva, has been known as one of tho most skillful, temperate, and careful onginecrs onthe roud during bls fourteen years of luco- motive driving, ee TTEROIC SELY-SACRIFICE. CINCINNATI, Nee. 6.—Near Higerstown this morniug, Jobu Huberstraw, acotion-hand, hero- feally sacrificed bis own life to save those of othors. io wason a hand-car ina narrow cut, when am extra passenger-train creme on bin. Te contd onsily tinve suyed iis own life, but, thoughtful of the lives ef those on the train, he dragged the hand-cur off, but was struck and killed. Tho train esenped without injury, COLLISION, CINCINNATI. O., Deo. UA ‘collision betweon ‘two frolght trains Saturday nlvht on the Pan Handlo Raitrond. near Nowurk, 0., resulted in the deatruction of two engines and a number of curd, and the fatal injury of John MeConnhey, brakeman, tiving at Newark, Tho Pan Handle train had Ducked luto tho éhitus to let the Halt. | tho distigured fi the tara Slowing down bis cheeks in a constant stream, As he turned to leave the Morgue he wus relsed with a violent trembting. bla teeth chuttered uudibly, and every tintof coloring left his pule fuce. At the ine q tho prisoner sat beside bis attorney, and engerly witched every wort spoken by: tho witnesses, He was restless and did not recover his ordinary temperament unt the Inquest had finished ‘ho jury held him responsible tor tho woman's death, and he will now hive to anawor to the charge of inurder in the first degree, HOFFMAN, Cixctsxatr, 0., Dee. 6.—Unuanal proceedings were tnd thls morning In the trinl of 8. W. Hoff inn, late City Auditor, on a charge of embez- zlement, before Judge Sinith in the Common Viens Court. Miller Ontcalt, Assistant Prosc- cuting Attorney, asked that the hearing be sus- pended until an Investigation could be made nt to the Irregularities In making una Jury. Judge iith rated that (t bad been brought to bis no- tee that a fist of numes bad been given the Demity-Sheriff by 8. H. Drew, the Prosecuting Attorney, frow b to elect n Jury, and that Lwo persuns named on tho lst were on tho Jury. The Deputy-Sherif being called on said it wee true. ‘The hearing of the case has beon post poned till to-morrow morning. BURGLARY, Font Waysy, Dec. 6.—The extensive. dryr- goods establishinent of toot & Co. In this olty was visited by burgiirs at some hour unknown Sunday, and $2.00 worth of silk, seniskin sneques,.and ather goods inken. Thore is no clew to'the robbers, though the police are uct- ively working the miatter up. They Incline to the belief that Chiengo crackstnen ure reapanst- Die forthe Job. The tirm offer $500 fur thy ru- covery of the goods, AN ELECTION CASE, Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicuge Tribune, SPRINGFIELD, TH. Dee, 6.—Thomas Finck and G. H. Roberts, of Newton, Jasper County, woro vefore United States Commissioner Adams to- day, charzed with Slegn) voting, dnd were bound went after her in a wagon to | over for trink under bonds of 81,000 ened, Finch issald tobe a eltizen of Virginia, but voted in this eat the recent election, Hoberts siweur- Any 43 vote, < DR BUCHANAN. Pmanrventa, Dee. In the United States Court to-day Dr, Jahn Buchanan was fined $5), ordered to pay the ests of prosecution, and un- dergo imprisonment ten months. MV. Chap- ian, an neeomplicn of Huebnnan in the effort terclense Buchanan's bondsmen by reporting bis suletde, was aubjected ton similar fine, and costs und imprisonment of one year and ten months, BURGLARY, Spectat Dispateh to The Chicagn Tribune, Four Warne, Ind. Dec. 6.—The dry-sonds store of Root & Co, was robbed Sunday aftor- noon of six senlskin sacques and a lare am of satin de Lyon, In all amounting to Entrance wns gained by climbing on the roof and getting down through a window of tho roof. A reward of €500 js offered, STABBED TO DEATIT. Mournriy, Mo,, Dee, 6—Atan election in Madi- aturday, Dee. 4, four nen. beemme ine volved in uquarrel, and one of them, named dames Ferrill, was stabbed to‘death. It 1s not known at present who did the cutting. FATALLY SIloT. : Jackson, O.. Dee. O.—James Hrady was shot and killed Jn a drunken fight at Jackson, 0., to- day. BURGLAR SIIOT. Jensry City, N. J. Dee, 6.—Peter Murray, the hurginr shot by QOlficer Luwronco last week, divd to-day, OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New York, Dee. 6.—Arrived, tho steamship Germania, from Llyerpool; the Queon, from London; Bessel, from Rio Janeiro; Maine, from. Bremen; and P, Callaud, fram fotterdan. LIvenroon, Dec. 6—Arrived, the steninship Britannie, from New York, UAautrax, Dec. 6.—Arrived, the Sarmatian, from Liverpool, Loxnos, Dev. 6.—Tho steamstips state of Alabama and State of Nebraska have arrived out. ——— BASE-BALL, Cixctxxatt, 0., Dee. 6.—Col, Len A. Harris started to-night to New York to attend the In- dependent Dase-Bull League meeting, catled Cor Wednesday, Ho goes ag the representative of the Cinclunat! Base- itil) Association. BUSINESS NOTICES, aliater’a Cough Mixtnres<The beat for use inthe family: for coughs, colds, hitis, asthma, consumption for ndalts, and plng-cough dnd croup for children, |'Pre~ pared only by John P, Lee, corner Halsted and Harrison atroets, and fur silo by all drugglats. ee A homeopathle traveling caso ahould accompany every one leaving the city, A large assortment of compet cases filled with reliable medielnes ts found at Boericke & Tafel's Phar tuney, 3 Clurk street. Lee eee EEE Dr. Wow Alea. Green, Macon, Ga, writes: Colden’s Liehig's Liquid Extret «| Beet Iu general debillty, weakness, dyspepsla, Juss of appetite, and nervous atiictions. Lbaye found it the best remedy t ever used, ———— The Publle WH Bowary of a Fraudns lent imitation of Dobbins’ Eteetne Soap now being foreed on tho market by Palen rGeetit tion. It willruin any clothos wasbed with it Tusist upon having Dobbins’ Etectrio. COCOR, GUATEFUL—COMFORTING, Epps’ Cocoa. BREAKFAST. more & Ohio trelght pass, und tho witch was | di py thorough knowledge of the natoral laws . B which left opon, DROWNEN, Spectat Dispatch to Thé Chitaga Tribune, Cepan Raving, In, Deo. a. D1, Donnkel. night caller of the Burlington, eder Rapids & Northorn Ratlwuy, was drowned in Cedar iver at Lo’clock this morning. While crossing to eall an engineer, to walked inte o hole where the jee cutters inl been at work, Iie body wus ro- covered this uttornoon, : ONDER THE WITEELS, CLEVELAND, O. Dev. G—A Herald special rtutes that a man was run aver near Wellington lust night.” The body was cut in two, A bottle of chloroforin ‘was found on tho body, and a sepap of paper with tho namo " Harnvy Lyon.” Ue fs euppused to have been a tranp, p ———— LOCAL CRIME, A Female Thief—Nurglars at Work, Frunk Hogan and Blichael Lynet, 17 years of ago, wore seaterday held by Justleo Walluue In #80) to the Criminul Court for the lureeny of elgars from the wagon of Luduff Seifert. They nro also charged with. brouking inte tho rovis dence of Charles Wiseriitllor, No. 8 West Chie engo avenue, lust Friday uizht They got away with thirteen yards of cushinere dross-goods, a qin mu aud boa, an overgoat, and a pair of gloves. ‘Tho property wus nll redevered th thelt poasesston, and bus been fully identified, A, D, Clinton, agent for tho Monusha Woodon- ‘ware Company, yesterday reported at the West Moadivon Streot Stuton that some time between tho hours of 6p, tm, Suturday and 7a, in, Mon day his warehouse fa tho rudr of No. 27 North Cull strovt was ontered by burglure, who pried open the rear doar, ‘Théy aise pried open a stnull Hurring safe and abstract ad caina, two 810 Dilla, one check on Kuasetl Hros. for $11, anothor for $29200 In Cuyor of Druoks & Hunlun, aud yet anotuor check for #.15 drawn onan’ bank in New York, Tho burgiare lett behind then sone-ineh cblael aud u common bruce. A profoeasionai|fumule thief has turned up in tho ry of pervdnt with, aud she is adding to her victting dally. Roveutly, under the vflas of Nottie Marsh, ehy blred out through Netti G. Tood’y ascncys Now. Of aud 3 Lu Bulle atroeh as euvern thy operations af digestion and nutrition und by a careful properties of wollesolectud Sided our bre application, of tie tine Cocom dtr. Eppe bus pros vl jast-tatles wilt Holleately -tavured overage Which MiNy auvo Us MAUY HeKvy Heo! tills. fs hy cho Judletue Gav or auc uritelus ot diet that’s commutation tay be aeudunlly bute up until Strong chou 10 Tusint every dumiloney to dieowed, Hondesda of auntie maladies ere feat uround. ua, ready to attack whe Tea work point, We ft by kegplng vursclvos Tiny escape tian} meni torittied wit and-a properly uoure y EULO. a, Labinte hed fru Horvice ‘ IES EVTS & 00, buld in tits couly ele i tu Homaopathty Chembts, Landon, Bag. Also, makers of Epps? Chocolate Es sence, for afternoon use. TRADE MARK, CAUTION! ‘Tho wonderful cous OF 30d, air action, o hav cased und deep. Latures bears Hurehound nad Ta fa tanta of counterfeit Hive and dangervus fog parte of its coi Trade, uid Hame OF He not bs - nd and Tae’ Cough. vid utso observe tbe ‘Trade-Mark device ou the weapper enclosing each bottle, wious wat hone te yenwine, For Sale by all Drugglsts. “80 Tuhle Clatha, extra ~ MALLS MONEY OF MOREMOUND AND ‘PAM. HALES 4 i NS, dee CARSON, PIRIE ‘ost End Dry Goods House Madison and Peoria-sts. lloliday Bargains IN OUR Linon and Tlousekeeping DEPARTMENT. ‘We have placed on our counters the largest and most varled assortment ever shown in Chicago of fine Double Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match. These goods were brought to this country by a representative of one of the most cele~ | brated manufacturers in Ireland as samples _ toreceive orders for the Holiday Trade. We have purchased the samples at an enormous sacrifice, and will give the benefit to our patrons, The following quctations are a few only of the Leading Bargains: 75 Fine Table Clotha, 24% yarda tong, with a. match, warranted bloached, dozen Napkins’ to double Damask and full gra artonty,, Usuat price, 60 Ixtru Fine Table Cloths, 24 yards tong, with w doron Napking to match, and done up toa handaome bor, eet only 0 South Side prices, ¢ ouble Damcate, and 3 yards tony, with a dasen Napkins to mateh, in new and beautiful designe. Elo. es vee. $4.50 and $12.00 Would cost to 16.00 and 18,00 PIANO COVERS. 50 Plano Covers (full alze),and atl the new ahaten, with beuutifil _embrotterty re dueed to, $3.50 ant $5.00 5.00 anid "7.50 <A Jot lot of Fine Plino Cover in Maroon ant U Brown, with very rich embratderns $2.60 0.00 A large stork: of dute, Oriental and Raw Sille Table Covers, at groatly reduced prices Embrotdered Table Covers, $1.50; $2, $2.50, Sit, cand $4 nB HE SEs SEEM BED SPREADS. A Job lot of fine Fagen Marseilies Quilts (en and tra heart), beautlfut patternay Uouai price 5.00 100 Extra Pine French Marseilles Quilts, with handsome Pink “or Blue Centres, at $4.50 and $5.00 6,50 and 10 An examination of the above will show them all to be Genuine Bargains, and moree over the most useful Holiday Gifts that can be selected, CARSON, PIRIE & CO, North Same goods at our Side louse, Clark and Erie-st: TIFFANY & CO, UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK, Have completed their prepara- tious for the approaching Holi- days, and suggest that an ‘early examination of their stock will enable purchasers to seeure tho choicest selections, and escape the crowds unayoidablo later in the month. Until Christmas the estab- lishment jill be kept opon in the evenings. ; TCHES, &c. ee OLD FURNITURE. SYPHER & CO., TAI Broadway, New York, Have the Largest Collection of Curious Old FURS NITURE they have ever shown, Dutch Mahoge any, Itallan Inlaid, and Flemish Carved Purni- ture, Teakwood from China. Treasures from ths Demidoff Sale at San Donato, Rare pieces of Old Engilah Sitver, and many objects of artistic value and historical injercst. SYPHER & CO., 741 Broadway, New York. KOLDING BED, CHAMPION — AUTUMATIC fy FOLDING BEDSTEAD Change of Agency from the ‘Tobey Furniture Co. to Hlolion & Hildreth, Whalosalo and iteta!l Deaters in fine & Medium Furniture, VV A Vb HTATE-AT NEY —or—— HORERGUND & TAR! The Great Natlonat Specific for the Speedy Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE THROATS LUNG avd all BRONCHIAL CCHPLAINTS. The Honey of the Plant JTorelound sootnzs ah SCATTERS all irritations and inflammations, and the Tag Balm Abies Balsamea CLEANSES and HEALS the throat and assages leading to the lungs. gredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful Five additional ine ‘A Cough may be fitly termed the preliminary stage of Conavinptlon, ‘amalady of which HALE'S HONEY OP HOREHOUND AND ‘TAR Is the surent known preventive, " ‘des ftake this CERTAIN SPECIFIC, CHILDREN derive great byneGt from its soothing propert PRICES: — 500, and $1. Large Siva Cheapest. LN, CRITTENTON, Sale Prop'r, New Ya: PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DROP , QURE IN ONE MINUTE. . "Therefore, delay not a , when suffering with Croup and Whooping +