Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1880, Page 1

VOLUME XL, HOLIDAY Goons, [iiday Presents ROTHSCHILD, {58 State-st. This Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, [NPRECEDENTED ~ BARGAINS! will be offered in every depart. nent, commencing in the DRESS GOODS DEPT. | FEARLESSLY ASSERT THAT SUCH AN ARRAY OF GENUINE BARGAINS IN FABRICS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AS [ SHALL DISPLAY IN THIS DEPARTMENT HAS NEVER BEEN, WANT OF SPACE PREVENTS MY. ANNOUNCING MORE _ THAN A FEW OF THESE OFFERINGS, BUT CAN ASSURE MY PATRONS THAT REDUC- TON 18 GENERAL THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE DEPARTM! ND THAT EVERY- THING OFFERED “WILL BE A BARGAIN IN JHE STRICTEST SENSE OF THE WORD, : ° 146 Pieees ENGLISH CASHMERE BRO- CADE, 25c3 measures fully 88 inches wile; former price, 45c. 260 Pieces ALL- WOOL MOMIE CLOTH, %f inches wide, 25¢3 former price, 38 cents. 9 Pleees SCOTCH PLAIDS, 48 inches while, 5Oc; former price, 75c. 125 Pleees ALL- WOOL FRENCH CASH- MERE, in every shade and black, the largest assortment in the city, at 35¢ to 95c per yard. ._VELVETS. MY ENTIRE STOCK OF STRIPED VELVETS, COL. STRIPED VEL’ , BANCY STRIPED VELVETS, OF THE FINEST QUALITIES IM- ‘PORTED, ALL AT UNIFORM LOW FRE OF $1.50 YARD, SOME OF THESE GOODS HAVE NEVER YET BEEN BOLD AT LESS THAN 63.50. ~ CLOAKS. THE CONSTANTLY INCREASING FAVOR ACCORDED TO THIS DEPARTMENT BY OUR LADY PATRONS IS THE BEST POSSIBLE PROOF THAT IT 18, NCELLENCE, THE PLACE IN THE CITY FOR WINTER WRAPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 1 ENUMERATE BELOW A FEW OF THE BARGAINS FOR THE COMING WE M WHICH LADIES MAY JUDGE oO RULING THROUG! PARTMENT, THE ENTIRE DE- ALL- WOOL DIAGONAL _DOLMANS, TRIMMED WITIL SILK, VELVET, PASSEMENTERIE AND FRINGES, In the most recherche style, from $7,650 upwards. ; TE GREATEST BARGAIN YET; a Stylish Ulster, fashionably made, from » 84 upwards, HEAVY BEAVER LADIES? CLOAKS, from $5 upwards, Atoll Ino of sizes in CHILDREN’S and MISSES’ COATS AND ULSTERS, SATIN HOODS AND SILK TASSELS, « &ey &e., from $3.50 upwards, Tira ? CLOAKS in overy Color and Style, Embroidered or Quilted Satin, \ from $2 upwards. GENTS’ WEAR. (50 Doz. Fine WHITE SHIRTS, ${ cach, or 6 for 85, aud upwards; theso gools Come In Whlto and twetye Fancy Styles tu English Percale; the usual prico is 1000 Doz, SILK POCKET HDKFS, from 25 upwards—VERY APPROPRIATE YOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, GENTS! NECKWEAR, SILK UMBREL LAs, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, HALE HOSE, CASHMERE MUFFLERS and SILK MUEFLERS, &c., See NO LADY IN THE CITY, NOR A HUN. ICAGO, SHOULD MMOTH STOCK TO YAL 10 see THIS Lect prom, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ich aro Useful and Ornamental for the Dear Ones ab Home and Abroad, CLL EARLY AND OFTEN 10 AVOID THE CROWD. A, ROTUSCHLD, 168 STATE-ST. CALE OF PRICES |. OC. D. PEACOCK, ‘TKIURSDAY, DECEMBER JEWELER, State and Washington-sts., invites the attention of persons intending to invest money - in PRECIOUS STONES to his stock, which in- cludes not only elegant SOLITAIRE and matched DIAMONDS,.but other Gems of permanent and increasing value, New styles in Lace Pins, Bracelets, Bangles, Gents’ Scarf. Pins, Lockets, Seals, Pencils, Vest Chains, and many Novelties selected for the Christmas trade. Perhaps it is hardly necessary to say that no other house has facilities which enable them to un- dersell the Jewelry House of C.D. PEACOCK, however much they may claim such distinction. Fae ~ 1,000 Beautiful ESTEY and othe payments than ever, for HOLIDAY & STORY & CAMP, (88 and 190 Stato-st. OILAN FLORIDA >> IRANCES Of which wo oro the ONLY DULEC? RECIPIENTS in Chiengo, 25, 40, 50, 65, 80c & $1 perdoz., According tu quality. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. _O. FHVNE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 110 & 162 Mi Hook. FLAXIE FRIZELE'S TWIN COUSIN. 2imo., cloth, Mustrated, % cents, Helng tho now volumo of Baxio Frizvto Stories, and uniform with tho others: Finxio Frizala, Doctor Pava, ‘Littl Pitchers, “Wo know of no book for tho yory little folks thit will ba hailed with moro delight this season than this Tow volun of the 'Finxlo Frizzio Storios.” Witte vory good reason Pope. Any Is ubout tie mast popus lor writor fer the Ittte ones that wo know of, dor styl in charming, puro, refinod, und eho guts dirortly Into tha benrls of hor tote uf ruadurs, or Hstenors, bes catse in hee vtoriea sv gives a chittife. In hor boss und girls thomxolves nnd their nates, und they at onew Hut the author of the storioa ta f4 lunet just auch Httlo girl while abv te welling for them, And wo pit tho nun or woman who cannot road thesy Btorios wil hivoly Interest und a warming oart""—iome Juurnnl, Our IMuatrated Catalogue fs sont pontpatl to any adidreas on receipt of ax conta in postae wlampe, OF Ourcomplots Catalogue, without iiustrutions, mulled frgo on appticauion, LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston. “A Novel Unique and Attractive,” cs By HARRY W. FRENOM, Author of «Castle Foam,? “Gems of Gentus?? ALm., Cloth, $1.00, * LEE AND SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston, “MARS? FACE POWDER, 755 6b) yy “MARS FACE POWDER, (Prado Mark) White, Roscate, and Brunette, Fragrant, natural, hurmless. 25 cents. BUCK & RAYNER, EU ALR ACN. OPLICAL GOODS, AS&E Tcl Bt acim OPTS Fine Hpectactes sulted to al! sights on scooting principWs. Opera and Field Glussex, Teluscopos, MI Crudcupus, Harumoturs, etc, A Hustoces Mun, ng, and large influence, a mowbor of RA pore ircuauye for fuurtouh years, Le dos aicous of reprosonUny ‘a first-class Chicago yraln ea In Now York, Satisfactory refurencus, Addrgud “KING, ioom & % Browd-at, Now York, “HOLIDAY GOODS, XMAS CARDS, VIENNA GOODS, CARD CASES, POCKET BOOKS. COBB'S LIBRARY, a9 WASHINGTON.-ST, HOLIDAY COODS. Our assortment of goods in tho above tino Is now completo, and Is equal, If not suporior, to any in the olty. Russia Leathor Goods In ovory atylo known to the trade a spcoialty. Our storo Is spacious, our goods all of suporlor quality, and our prices low. Tho J.H. W. JONES Stationery & Printing Co, ” Cor. Monroe. ing i Curtis &Co. 40 Franklin St.,Chicago 811 to 819 N, Becond &t., St. Louta, Manufacturom of Keery Description of Clreulary MIL, and CronCut mi finkall seg turd When f Bly Manufacturer of backwoods Da ‘Bluited Clreuliur Sawn. Bory Sue warrus CAREFUL ATIVOTION 70 REPATL WORK. Qur NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE oy MAILED PREP, ON AV 10 HORTON HOUSE: UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK, On the European Pian, Taying lensod the above proinises, al southeast corner of Broadway wid Fe pisaelle Domestic Ballding, 1 have th fufirm iy friends and the genera) putile that the house hus coon pat hy pertvet order aod returnished: throuhout, and Is now open forbustiexs. boa fur gentloninn, from sl pecday and upwards | A tl clans ealanrant und Gato hy attached to tho howl, with on ontranos ou Hroadway. MODERATE PRICES. The central location of the house uifers supertor advantizes tu businuay-inon, bets dasy uf access to Blevatad ruins, and Ulanibites to all parts of tho city, J. 3, Man z is Brow froenwieh, Conn. ‘rho rotatl business of a Western branch vatubliahmont fn Btoves and Hardware, located on tie principal business strovs ib Kunaia City, ‘The very beat location Ju tha city. Lowry of bullding wt a uinderate runt {runes ferred with ‘stuck. ‘Trade watabllahed snd busitivss satintactory. Kittisas Clty by the luat oMiclal cen town thio ii prlaiig incrume uf ony elty in Lnlted tat aby Ono Wishing to chunge Jucuttun thy chance te a rire one. Capital rogue frow Five to Bight Thousand Dollars, Address 5 i, ‘’rluuno ames. “SEALSKIN CAPS, <Atexia, Drio~ tug, College, Jockey, and Holl Band shapes, made fron choice Shetland BAIS, Mat and Hur dior, 66 Mudisonest HOUSE, | Se feel Fe ee Madison and Peoria-sts. “Gur Christmas Serial !” “mneill Interest You.” ‘omwill Pay You.” Part: Vv. “NOTABLE” For one of the best BARGAINS” Ever given to the trade. THIS TIME We offer you a HISCELLANEOUS LOT Silk and Wool Brocaded DRESS GOODS! All of them 46 inches wide. Sold at the beginning of the sea- * son as high as two dollars and fifty cents per yard. “Our Price” To-day, pie per Yard! Certainly a chance which you cannot afford to miss. “AS USUAL,” LEADERS of POPULAR PRICES Madison and Peoria-sts, FAIR AND BAZAR, ‘ Fair & Bazaar ‘ WILL BE IN FULL BEAST 'T0-MGUT. _ ATTRACTIONS: — Artistic Booths and Decorations, Greatest, Novelties in Holiday Goods, Art Gallery, Museum, Madame Jarloy’s Wax-Works, Archery Gallery, Aunt Sally and Her Cocoanut, And other things too numerous to mention. GRAND PRIZES, PIANO, Organ, Coupe, Seal- siein Sacque, Parlor Set, Stl- ver Tea Set, Road Wagon, China Dinner Set, Folding Bed, Chamber Sct, Set of Dia- monds, any one of which may be had for ONE DOLLAR. Falr open every night, including Friday, Dec. 24, except Sunday. ADMISSION—25 cts.; Children, 15 cts. Scason Tickets, good for cight admissions, B1.50. : NOTE—Fair wil! be open afternoons from 2 to 6 o'clock on Saturday, Dee. 18, and No Thursday and Friday, Dec. 23 and 24. admission fee afternoons. SOLD ONLY AT REED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 186 State-st., near Madison, ~MCORD & PHILLIPS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS BOLGUT AND SOLD ON MARGINS, (4 La Salle-st. it ICOORD, ‘Third-av. Open every night, Tsu ‘and Bynday Matincey, Meee CAN ( ANCHIONG Ada. Jybusou, Miunte We: Mo: 2 KY Amy Muntley. Floren: mnian, Wo- yiret-clauy Vurluty way. Eatro y Night Grad ‘Avolio au Fri= aus Fone tt (FIRSTREGHHENT 16, 1880—TWELVE PAGES, GOODS! WILSON BROS,, 113 & 115 State-st. VIENNA, PARIS, — AND LONDON NOVELTIES in CARD CASES, POCKETBOOKS, RETICULES, PORTPOLLOS, SMOKERS’ SETS, SILK MUFFLERS, SILK WRISTLETS, SILK UNBRELLAS, SIEK HANDKERCHIERS, FRENCH MCKWEAR ENGLISH DRESSING ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS, HOUSE COATS, CANES, FRENCH JEWELRY, . NECKWEAR In Endless Variety, TOSTERY, GLOVES; &e,, ea, Making the most attractive stock of goods we have ever shown. An early inspection is invited. iy We import our Diamonds direct from the cutters, and offer very special attrac- tions in Precious Stones, new and attractive Jowelry in all lines,. fine Watches, Clocks, Bronzes, Ornament- al and Useful Silver, Rog- ors, Smith & Co.’sCelebrated Plated Ware, for which we are Agents; Novelties, Keepsakes, ete., during the approaching Molidays. GILES, BRO. & CO., State & Washington-sts. Telegraphic ordors from tho. trado promptly responded to, and goods sent for selection to any part of the Northwest, DIAMONDS. rn WINANCIAL, Municipal Refunding Bonds for Sale, ComPTRoLLEn's OFVICK, Doe. 13, 1930, Refunding Bonds running twonty years the sum of (ELUM, Dearing Intarest st the nile of 4 por cunt ber minum, payable Hinleannually, vot principal and inturest payable either ti the Olty of Chieazo oF City of Now York, will ba issued by Hig wuthnrities o the Clty” of Chicago, to inky We place of & ko amount maturing on the tatday of April, 131. Controller is iow: prepared to receive applleauon, from’ auch of the. clauns of Chicasy wha desira to anbecribe to this loan 1 anal! wimounts ‘those bonds will bo fwsuud in denominndons of £25, 80, gad #,0U cach. Applieations will, be roculved we thi ita ollco up ta and Hucluditue tho diet day of January, Tot, and mut be accompanied by tive (6) por cunt & th mano URE, ee bencad 1 nal i oc) ronal for ‘the takhful compliunes on pe pure! SHEODORE I, GURNEY, pddiants mows ‘Comptroller. HONEY TO LOAN. On Improved City Property ut currout rates, & COF, 140 La salle-st, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW INTEREST oon Patnte 1a large and small sume a Bett GE Me Bou wt South Clekost. ee FINE AR AT AUCTION. endid aintin by H. A, Elkins, J. 8. Gook!. Hee eeen aad Panda orclock sharps M, KEITZ, 191 Wabash-av. ribwiee, . The Tribune. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1880, Senator Brown, of Georgia, spoke yes- terday on Burnside'’s bill providinu for de- voting parLof the proceeds of the sale of public Innds to the promotion of education in tho States of tho grentest fillteracy, Ie must have surprised some of his Southern brethe ren, as fis speceeh was spirited, Mberal, manly, and patriotle. Ile accepted the re- sults .of tho War, and repudiated the strict - construction = of - tha - Constitu- tion policy, of the Democrats, acknowl: edged that New. England’s supremacy over his section was owing to the better edu- cational facilities prevalling thero, had kind words to sny for the negro, and thanked Senator Burnside and other Repubileans for Introducing the bi. Senator Brown was listened to attentively, and his. remarks seemed to make 2 deep impression on the Atepublican Senators, Much was expected front Senator Brown, but his speech of yes- terday goes far to justify expectation, It may be the commencement of a “new de- parture * on the part of the progresslye nen of the South. ‘Tum Crown lawyers are having a rather un- pleasant time of it in dreland. They can hardly get Juries to serve, or when they do get them they will not convict; their wit- nesses do not give such evidence ns they would wish; and, notwithstanding that the Judges lend thein assistanee once in a while, they have so far been unable to secure con- viction in any important case. Power, who was charged. with mitilating a Baillit In Kerry, was. acquitted at tho Cork | Assizes yesterday, although tho evidence against him was pretty positive. In the case of Healy and Walsh, the farmer (Man- ing) who charged them with fntimtdating him about two months ago, swore yesterday that they did no such thing, agd, of course, both the accused were triffiphantly ac. quitted.. They predict an requittal of Par- nell nt Dublin, The Jandlords, or their friends, have taken to writing threatening letters,- Parnell, Davitt, and Dillon have re- celyed messages of this nature, Frost France comes the Intelligeneo that the De Lesseps Panama Canal scheme has met with a support wholly unexpected; that. Relnach, whom Rochefort challenged for publishing his letters, is Gambettn’s seere- tary; and that Baron Harden Wiekey, the fire-enting Franeo-Irlshman, has ‘made his peace with Meyer, the editor of the Gaulois. Mine, Thiers’ funeral took place yesterday, Gambetta aud his enemy Buffet were con- spictous iu the procession. Rochefort alludes to Gambetta in his paper as “a! Mar, arobber, a forger, a false Genoese,” and to cap the climax calls him;"a‘wretch worse than MacMahon or Thiers.” “The France hints that Rochefort is insane, ‘and for that reason will withhold on article which has begn written about him. 1 Jones, an, Englishmai who owns property In Ireland, on which the London Linge says he hay expended $124,000, has nade “himself distiked by his tenautry Witas Be: ‘and his nelghbors bagause he has refused to take rents equal to Grifith’s valuation from his tenants, and-beeauso ha has. written articles opposing tho demands of tenants generally in MucMflanwsa Magazine and other periodicals. Ile has been:¢boycotted. The Steamship Company have refused to iransfer hts cattle to England, and the lail- way Company which furnished them trans- portation to Dublin is likely to suffer for do- ingso. Mr. Jones and his family havo todo all their own work, as they can find no per- sons who will work for then. Snoutp Judge Woods’ nomination bo con- firmed Ohio will have three representatives onthe Supreme Bench. It iy possible thas Stanley Matthews will bo. appolnted to suc- ceed Judge lunt, and some say that Judge Clifferd’s place may bo filled by the appoint- ment of another Ohio Inwyer, which would give the Buckeye State a mujority of tho Court. The Southern potiticlans are much displeased at the appolntinent of Judge Wouils, They say ho is not a representative man of thelr section, Tho Pennsylvanians tre not pleased elthor; they think that, as Judge Strong hailed from their State, a Penn- sylvautan should be his successor, Now, Ilnols bas no representative on the Bench,” yet It does not complain, eee es. Grant. has entered with great-en-, thusiasin Into the work of pushing tho Nle- fragua-Canal project, and Js recelying very considerable support and encouragement, ‘The ex-President does not regard the De Lesseps Canal scheme with much favor, and Inthnates that its completion under Euro- pean patronage is n menace to this country, Many of tho supportors of Gen. Grant freely charge that the subscriptions to tha De Les- sops scheme nro by no menhs ag large as they nre represented to be, Most of tho stock, thoy say, has been purchased by the King of Belgium, a patron of the French engincer, —————— —_— ‘Ara meeting of tho House Committeo on Misslzsippi Levees held yesterday It was re- solved, on motion of Mr, Gibson, to amend, tho Misstssipp! Ltiver Improvement bill now before the Mouse by substituting an appro- prlation of $1,800,000 for tha $0,000,000 pro- posed by the orginal bi, Mr, Gibson and other Southorn members thought that thera was Nttlo chunce of getting, $4,000,000, and that asking so much might have a tendency to defeat tho bill; hence the reduced demand, ——_— SRNAto Penpieren lutroduced a Clvil- Service Reforni bill §n the Senato yesterday, The bit! docs not differ in’ principle from that introduced by Congressman Wills In the Houge Inst Monday, it provides that admission to the service bo determined by competitive examination, and that promotion shull be governed by examination, efficiency, andexporionce, Senator Pendleton also in+ troduced a bill to protect Government em- ployés from polltical assessments, © + ,————_-_———_- "Vs National Board of ‘Trade commenced Its eleventh annual session ‘at’ Washington yesterday. ‘Tho attondance was quite lirge and embraced ‘representatives:from -all the principal clttes of tha Union, ‘'fho currency question and tho workings of the Nutlonal’ Board of Health woro dlscussed, but no dotl- nitconcluzion was reached, A cominittoa was appointed to urge. on Congress tho ne cessity of a new reciprocity treaty with Canada, P Ata banquet given to Gon, Roberts, .of Afghan war fame, by the Morchant ‘Tailors’ @uild>of London Tuesday night, the Chatr- man, In proposing the toust of the foreign Ambussadoré, alluded to the United States Minister and hoped for a continuansa of Ha ‘aventag, 7 \ PRICE FIVE[SENTS, ingland and this peaceful relations bety country. Minister Lowell responded to. the- toast in happy terms, and warmly cilogized . Gen, Roberts, ana ——— ‘Tus representatives of the Milwaukee & St. Paul and the Northwestern’ Rallrond Companies have nearly completed’ negotiae tions with the Sioux Indlans forthe rightof. way of their respective roads from thelr prés- « enttermini to Dentwood. Gen. Lawler, of Prairie du Chien, and Mr. Marvin Iughitt, of this city, are at Washington, where they willelose the bargain with te representae tives of the Sioux Nation. ° ” : A nine was slmultancously introduced into the Sennte and Houso yesterday by,’ Senator Hit, of Colorado, and Congressman’ Belford, of the same State, providing for tha retirement of all legal-tender notes under the denomination of 85, and the substitution therefor of notes of o highor denomination tu the amount of the silver colnage of cach month, The purposo of the bill is to forvo the clrculation of silv , ‘Tite Fortification Appropriation Dill-as ree .Dorted by the appropriate Committee, passed, the House yesterday without amendment. Mr, Jolinston, of Virginia, sought to“hnave * the bill amended by adding. $500,000 for har= bor fortifications, and was supported by Me” Cook, of New York, and Eilis, of Loulstana,. and several Southern -mombers, but tho amendment recelved only GU votes for to 00 against, | Fy z Gov. Pitusncry hes been advised by the Minnesota Attorney-General to refuse the Application of the Insane Asylum ‘Trustees to uppulnta committee to investigate tho’ causes which Jed tothe burning of the In- sane Asylum ut St. Peter, on the ground that suchacommittes would be extra-judicial, and would not have power to administer oaths, ‘Che Governor will acton the advice. Carr. Parxe’s colonists, every other ono of whom is a Major ora Captain, have cons tented themselves for the last few.days with holding meetings and protesting against thelr + belng prevented from entering Oklahoma, Fresh necessions are. being made to the body daily, and the leaders boast that when tho tlme comes they can rally 1,000 men to their support, : ‘Tis Republi 1 Union, an organization of colored inen of St. Louis, has called 1 -con- vention of tho representatives of the colored rave to meet at Washington the 3d of March to take measures to Impress: on the Repub- Iican party thelr duty in protecting the col- ored. voters of the South and of recognizing them in the distribution of patronage. _—— Tue Democrats and Republicans of tho Indinua State Senate havo as yet come to no conclusion ay to the organization of -that body, and as there is an equal number of both parties itis not probable that the body will organize to-day. Gen, Llarrison ro- mains a prime favorit for the Senatorship. i ————ees Tim New York . stock ‘market ‘opeficd | strong yesterday, and an- upward tendency was manifested during the day. Purchasers were numerous. ‘The Western railroad. . stocks, particularly row Mountain, sand Unton,.,... Paetfie, made“a considerable ‘adVanice,’ id" -some Instances 15 much ns 29{ per cent, ““" + Gen, Gonzaces hus scarcely been inaugue . rated beforo lio has been subjected to) harsh eriticisin by tho Mexican press. The Monitor Republicano says no party supportsithe new. President. ‘The cordinlity with which ho te-" ceived the French Ambassador recently ap-- pears to huve given great offense.” wed es ye Juporn Winttait B. Woops, now United States Judge ‘of the. Fifth. Clreult District, comprising Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgla, and ‘Texas, has been nominated by Vresident Huyes to succeed Judge Strong on the Supreme Bench, Judge Woods 1s an Ohtoan by birth. * * Tr Is stated that there aro six Democratle Senators, including Bayard, Butler, Wamp- ton, and Pendleton, who will voto ‘against tho reopening of the Kellogg case. If this report turns out true, and itis probable that It will, Senator Kellogg will rotain his scat. Gen, Ganriexp Is reported to havo sald that ho wishes for suggestions from leading Republicans as to tho .composition of his Cablnet. He wants to satisfy tho country In this matter, He desires 9 Cablnet strong individually and collec: . A. Sr, Louis newspaper says that Secre- tary Schurz will return to journalistic work after the 4th of March. From the samo source It 1g learned that Mr. Schurz ts writing a book which will shortly bo published, by tho Appletons, “~t Neanty half the now clty 4 per cont rer funding bonds have been already purchased. ‘Tho bankers have bought up the greater. pore tion of the bonds: already sold, and. they evince a disposition to gobble up tho re- matter, 7 ' ‘Tuy Alabama & Great Southern Railroad Company .are ubout to tunnel Lookout Mountain In order to connect their, road, which has its present torminus at Wau- hatchic, with Chattanooga about five miles distant, E r . Caper Wurrraken has applied to Preal dent Mayes for trial by court-martial, White tuker assorts that ho is Innocent of every churgo mado against him. ‘The President has taken the matter under advisement, —— Joun’C, Anvatnona, a farmer of Carroll- ton, II, quarreled with his brother Clinton yesterday about » bugey trade, ‘Cho Inter ° struck tho former with o wagon yoke, killing him Instantly, : ee * ‘Tuy cable annonnees the death of Souator * Buoncompagni, af Italian soluntist and au- thor, and of Earl Crawford, a Britluh Poer ~ who dabbled In letters. can ‘Time Scnate yesterday unanimously .con- firmed the nominations of Gon- Hagen as Chief Signal Olicer and of Gop. Miles ag - Brigadicr-Genoral, i at ech bee By the explosion of a boller in p Garrets- ville (0.) factory, yesterday one:;man wag °° killod and anothor seriously Injured, ‘ . ADILL passed the Senate yesterday which grants ypension of $100 per month to ,the” widow of President ‘Tylor, 2, yf} Towen temperature, witha posslbility of | snow, fs the situation as to weather prognos-: | tieated for to-lay, . ° A Gun. AnD Mra, Guang wero entertalned at dinnor by President and Mrs, Hayes last