Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1881, Page 2

oq 1 * 2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1881—TEN PAGES. [ie nn, ee ’ + ' 9 : 2 E y prints ter ree ny Va ao duced stocks compated With 1880 1 an permitted | United States, Canada, and Mexico. Ono of 7 ings the commmanics nid reported to the Pool 1 tho Democratic pty Oe ti Inman EAU BoE ee eee wan arranged that NEW YORK. to enpy the following froma private fetter ot | tho advantages claimed hy the new company 4 | Commissioner tholr outstanding thie con CANADA, amt iat the Htepuplicans equa apt. Lathrop go to Jacksonville noxt Monday pronmnent hae in Antwerp to one of tho Ing | the posscasion of the Gray harmonto multipio Teant ealla having been made for Gen, Stecd- [40 interview the lending Prohiblonists thorc (Iructa, and = tho resuluttons wore —_ro- ot thom Intercsied in the success of the Phe rlate ian eS aflemed only after tho Commissioner’ hnd rc hut tho position [sitet est aenners Ju this count and way duplex ayatent of toleraphy sie ding BLOCKS dt THE QUAY IARMONIC ays man, he stepped torwird and ynive a glowing ait Extra Precautions Boing Takon to EM . : many ho stepecimoceatic. prospects. ine Lacas | |roposed Convention, Lerially ehamne aia {hens Allnwa woven messnuce to be aoutaltmultaneouedy sented og Hie at eitctentiy kerio tema ites | Olscovery of the Remains of a xecount { jecnerey * 1 le wire In ante or oppo = ery % Fouty aa ant ontated ti a tepbitean eam, TOW A, Provent the Shipmont of In- Bar Myrautiles, 15 Hogs, cuch meaange neing sent ns Soe TE rae AM ETUC Vessel a Hundred re t were, in [in known, however, that, sitivo (ia Inst meetin a. different or tone. from tho uthers tiene 3 Tula embraces tho Way duple. tent, by which any timber ot re, SAN: AL Joun Gd. here put A dienatels whick he Ain Spectat Dispaten to The CAteago Tribune, Ttavre we Font to bimectt Frnor impeovement i te | Des Moris fa. July —C. 1 Hunt, of Adalr President's condition was recelyed with great | County. was to-day nomlaated for State Senutor tordam. 1000; Anstortain, Hamiburiz, 5,000 (apenbnnet $600; Danabe, 10003 Koentasbu it Ja have been elilpped hy one, at least, of the fernal Machines, Mat fetent ines on ine baats of GO conts'a bute $ | dred pounde, nll rail te Chivaga. ou 4 Ihe may communtenty with enel other on petAdes Years Old, s, ’ Nt total, % : 4,00), Stock Jn Téyerpoo}, HOW: stack In 7 i STEIN vatandigtnin to responding to tho | 1 tzemens convention composed ot all: | Q*Honovan-Rossa Said to We Mee | taltey Kies, douinn fount tng, Asntost | hitedeoualy. eae ones Tho" antici: ITEMS, Clerical Estimate of Leading Ne, are ina bebe "| et Oho i fot son, Adair, and Cass Counties, Tho convention ctiving: dares ‘Suns of! - iste Cot ent aN vere, 25,000; | zi Hy on of rene Wire ti, bo neil ant . POSTAL TELEGRATI COMPANY, in the Roman Catholic etna speaker then. paid tls respects Sintes Senator, Othor wiro in use, tho resistance boing so much | New Your, Jt DEFICENCY IN BTUCIC, about $35,000. Exports from tho United pageee from November Nog TA to dane, .— The Trustees of tha less than that an'the ordinary telegraph wire as | Postal ‘Telegraph Company. inet to-dny ab e Brlog Cheng telegrapbieniiy us noae Now | tnmeg 1. Keen's office, Nr. Keone was oF * re A: Lis". 10 cen eeitrnctartted Ge a hndy note {OF CINCINNATI GRAIN. Money Daily. Church, lig hypocrisy and imbecility. expectally ns ius: Ir Continent. a4, tiorees; York ns ByrAcuRe, compirod with the beat wity ‘ Srestte 311 Ttasking, the tratod nite abit and sk lau ow tho | nentiatactory Mothods of Wetzhing |r ord Attracting More than Usual | 228 122 hy, Widtyg, UMCS ASUR | OP Ulteagos nn Rat Franetseo ius ae welekeowne (eerinet wan vieectrocidont, | Alleged Abuse of the Frankin Ny Pra bition fue, na inet ta fad heen | A Meeting of Persons Interested to 2 & Heres ing haat atest ‘ota enuntcien Tie “pnt PATENTS The organization {s now comp Tho pro- : rT by Proprtot & Teh. ee” Bit’ trome pase experience thoy | Discover'n Itemedys Attention at the Produce © | dit‘tuiu ics’ Steiing duo ailownuce for | covering thie wire and the machinery andaopll | zram and n full Uist of tho Trustees will bo ego hy Troprictors of q tiust remember that, while tho pro- Spectat Disnateh to The Chteago Tribung Exchange e high prices and the dull soason, wo compute the | ances used in its tunnnfacture, ng well ns tho i Nowspaper. albition people minke on Dlueter enriy CINCINNATI, O., dilly 28—-A meeting of grain bs fs daily consumption from dine 4 to Nov. Lf for in the campaign thoy enernily settle down and factory, Have fecently eon purchased by mando known to tho public inn few days, tho "Postal ‘Telegriph ', Company, peice paid ts sili to have Bhi urcnise | will prov Ungland n€ 2,000 tlerces, againat 1,100 last yonrs for tho Continent, 1,400, tlerecs, ngaliat” 300) Nerees last your, making & total of 2400 tlerces daily, or to Nov. 1, 30,000 tlerces, nainst Y hold In one of the ; ‘foot. However, whatever | And transportation men, teas fang bees Hae tho members of tho commit- | rooms of tho Cinmber of Commerco to-day, for Tho FATALLY INJURED, 5 vert teo will know that thoy have dono thelr | the purposo of devising. n new syatom of weighs Andrew Martin, of Pittsburg, was fatally ine 000, is out: 1 of 4 rapid the Ainerienn Hantd’ telegraph Company from dured to-day at Bust Now York Uy a rap! Two Cases of Yollow-Fever Sent A Montreal Woman Falls Heir to : Ove This. will, not be w mones’ cam ‘ - f Pester= 95,000 terces for tho adine tine Inst year. Du- | extending thelr oxistinelines,excoptupon terms | tausit motor, * * palgh. me woul ‘ie of no use to mike eee Sopra en reateare Loree sosmltal: verter ‘ ducting the stock in Engiand and on iho Contle | atiputnted by the Postal “Rehegraph JOMPANY. THE GARFIELD FUND. Halfa Million Dollar, it en. for that fouled oe oy uring tn tho iuiten large number, ara’ not atriotly reaponsl- days Nont—70,000 tlorves—thure remain 274,000 tierens thn eatitnatod coat nf | {uo Cambany’s Tinea, ware Tho Chamber of. Commerco recolyed $6,000 to- SKEROUE AE PF 1 reso om is PTL: 1 Whe 0 8, a . us samnnlgi Abe Plaga Hid —antsido cof | bla for tho accurucy of thelr certiticates of TONE SUPPLIED FROM THE UNITE! ltt FO, Nt sy day for the Garfutd fund ‘ a TE Ws, ‘The nvattable supply Crom the United Btatos oltice repairs, und Incidents, {a $15,000, : ra Bptetal Dispateh to The Chi i ° r f the United YELLOW-PEVER, leago it, but the Pong ecaner. uso anid that weights, and us 1 confequence buyers, shippers, —_— if Oo States — itself, Completion of the Organization of | Buvope eaunot be counted at moro thin 10,000 Fi Ss Toronto, July 28.—F ! ih eens attempt: of tho | And transportation companics ara frequently . : tlerces wookly, orm .total of 10,000 tfercos, HMANTMANN. waste nt PHS Hare ee ee beon Taticloie aieeo ate te rte tay Ine of (et premdentwoukthave great wolght In | nusted as to the exact nmount of grain thnt the Postal Telegraph Com- which would"lenva Buvope with a short supply. THE WINTEIEPALACE ASSASIN, tho Captain, D, M. Faweott, wag tuked sick with | josding theological charnct ploton ot tty the coming enmpaten, not that the Democrats | ts passing through thelr bands. The public pan! he: s\tnurtony sonsumption, fae the inst tye at Dispatch f0 Tha CAicage Tribune: yellowefovol ob tho, voyies, 310, was removed puotally i oclon eat canenct ore at the day, en guelangthing forte st ee, oat Bale from this, | wolghors ure poorly paid, and do not seem to bo ye stp Thoretom the neti stook. In. the vee Tae to tho fever hospital, ‘Tho passungers wore not alte Of Cardinal Mantiing, ho says ho ts Tooke 10 fale Jenouratic party in the eampalgn as ruite tlat- | dircetly responaiblo.to any oificial. Tho result ASA firo-brand whose powers of miechlet wt tering. fs that somo grain man goes to one of thom and New Yon, July 28—Le0 Martinann, the attacked with the discnad, and thoy, wero i= United States corresponds with the European } celebrate! ussiin Nihilist, who las sue- | lowed tocome to. tho city Monday, Danict Mo- tucks, and 16 tl nd in tha United States Hartmann, tho Winter Palace Assasin, Are | hye frneporens and iudnetrious commercial i a Donutd, of tho brig Swiftauro, wis sent to tho | woll-nigh extinguished, Ie im: on ofthe Democratic Sinte | says, 1 havo wheat containing #0 matt cussfully eseaped tho snares of tho cutest | hospital to-day auifertug from yellow-fover. -; fs ANAROA to loa, Ae eee rae anes Unieafternoon the | enrda, See eecishen Mathers inne rives in New York Clty. canuitidn isdally ingrensiis, tho Whitod states | detectives in the world, arclved in this elty | 22” ny. auttertny {rope yet | ato himselt tnto the good wences of tho uy snort pliin of the enmpitign was disertsscd, and - wlso will rut hort of supplies. | trom Burope to-day. {t ling been erroncotse 2 ANOTHER LEAR. ‘ono by flattery. 19 Man with whom he gg, Heat eyed tore ehunid bo very fow Inrice | Heed ot your boing to that trouble. Givo mon Pork fell more beavily this morning than Iara, g Ni . attha time of the Vatican Counelt te imaaeuectings or general speaking, and that | certificate for that amount, and hero is your INFERNAL MAOMINES. and sonic think thisdragged lard down with it, | ly stated that he was svon In this upon hitn asa tool that, having dens 1 0% nk Mr. Bookwalter, especialy, should not bo ex- | fee." “Lha proposition usually strikes tha tt re W'S NYSTENIOUS TONPRNO-WOAT. Bs sGertat tee sean acramie Wer ee ee ea Henke city some..days ago, but ‘Tue Tin Mr, Welss? Mistake. a only fit to ba thrown aside, As un A work, pected to canvass oF go on fhe, stump, | weighors favorably, and, ie ne buyer of the ah are to The Chicago Tribuut. | eartain Whut the cig of tha drop may bo, = | UNE Is cnabled to. contrudlet this story | A queor story comes fe ay oe about Bs of tho English Church, bo aspirate wiinnes . be 4 . in flnts that he ls several’ btishels short, he = . ‘ a . Ww " inphatiently, A. representative of ‘fn ox ol! husband who dectier all his property: to Wii 1 ownahip work. [twas umlerstood that Mi. | #tt . aw “ 9g r was fasnedt THE WHEAT MARKET einph ly. 1p 3 | go Nishoprio of Winchester, Disay Fae ctor emul GontsTUUTe F4A0Wto tho cam | lis no redecss, He cannot go botind New Youk, July 2.—An onde Asety ¢ Tuinune vishted Lartmaun this oventng, and | bis wite.” Ho was 0. Gorman, named. Georg | that. ho Joined — the Tome at a ign find, Insteatl ot proposiug to distribute | tho welgher’s certiticato, It is hot charged this morning by Mr. John P. Ilolland, the | was stronger dn reports of Usht told from tho ey .. | thresbers in Obla, Indinnayand Mtingls, and ot f Wolds. Ifo waea tallor and woll-to-do. ‘Mis ‘te | irq) aimed t the » Herr tee howekora trem committee | that “false welghts ‘are of very frequent | {nventor of the mysterious torpedo-boat ty- | Sricrs fenm tho country to eell- nm wheat and | broccexter! to question hm ag, to. lily rensous | cra portect. its obiargos wore high anouRh.to a ‘Opedom. tle yaa appoln italia of ich Gechampeot ocotrronce, but thoy ucour often enough to | Ing tn the bay ata wharf between Red Mook | some to buy. From tho spring-whoat states, vjalting, ‘ye Th ‘oof fh . . see A Nie gomenitise will ‘ationd to tho tinauclal de- | render uchange of syatom almust imperative. “tulls of the campaign. ~ | At tho meoting thia afternoon the whole subject wns gone over, and was finally referrod tu tho RNOOKWALTER, Grain Committeo of the Chamber of Commerce Touevo, O. duly 4.—The reply of the fon. | for report. One of the plans suggested was that John W. Hookiwaltor to the letter of tho Cam- | the welzhors bo pppoloted by the Chambor of inlltee appoluted by the reeent Domocrattestnte | Gomumerce and pall enol salaries aa will warrant Convontion to inform hii of iis nomination for | sition was to ineronse the clevator faciittles of Governor was hanied to Gen, J.B. Stecdman, the ulty. tee jestone that tbe present F en 5 entirely abol- Chairman of the Courmititee The following, Is [sheds Tt is pot tiniikely that. tals will be done. the correspondence? a Tt was stated at tho mocting that the graintrade Costsincs, Qn duly Hy U8shsJoint 1% Book | of Cineinnattts suttering on account of tho prose seater, Leg. Sprii ) O— EAR Bitz The | ent tack of facilities for carrying It on, jlovoiges u aus the Commit — Wo by the Let utly Convention ite we Columns duly By to note JUSTICE CLIFFORD. yott of vote inentiotts nombnittion as enndls Wate of the Democratic party for Governur ot Ohle. The Convention, conastiog of nearly 100 ambitious, overbearing, dormatic, tnulnce, rendy to tramplo under foot his frlonds tox cure bls own advanooment, Asn thoologiany, is uowhoro, yot over making grent display of mM knowledge, * Compared -with Cardinal Witens bo ts asa drop whon wolghed opainat foe 4, Hather Gavuzz! looks upon Curdinat Nev asagreat acholar and a tinor theologian ty tha avoruge Cardinal, He snake biguly ap iet inun'd courtesy und srenitieness, und said, Goan parsonally Plue 1X. lad greut tove for heat trious Oxtord vonvort, he was go jn 1%8 of bis Cardinals, who hated 50. command an intolloct,. that ho dared not hood Im °* ae ie would. ‘Tha inte did not suspect him, thougis tho Carian tholr way aifected to di gv. Tho preseat Pop owed his appreciation of scholarship wy ralns when by ralsod the venerable Orsiors to the purple. Fathor Gavazzl still looks upg Dr. Pusey us a Jesuit, and tho Hitunltets, at let thousind narrow escapes, and, If roport. ho | MKe bis stiop exclustve, trio, tho originator of many tlespernte and | yyOrouna & wuareee of century age deadly plots ngainst tho Muscovite Empire, and he was quite old euuitgh to bo her father, docs not look. iko a Nibiltst.—that {sto say, bo | jut ho thought he waa ninking a good match, docs not possess tho uppenranco of . ‘Tho young lady wascertata ashe was making o ‘A CIUME-STAINED AvosTii OF ASSASINA- | good ono, Sona'and daughtora wero Lorn to tho “ MON. . patr,—four sons and two daughtors. The fathor Uartmann was asked If he Intonded to take up | spent grent sums of monoy on their cducation. his resldenco permanently in the Uolted States, ‘Tho daughtors learned planu-pounding aud high “No,"!was the quick responso In French, | art: Thoy ovon paintad tundor the slazo, it: is spoken with # decided Russtun accent. “ft have | suid. Tho sons raveled in swaltow-tall conts ho such intention. As: soon us circumstances | nid pele ‘vate trond the Baiee, sbOD, ney i f will permit Lum fully prepared to rotiten to | Titong uvory wok If thoy wanted them, Ail Russin, togethor with my comrades. ‘I menn to | this thine thor old fnthor was growing oldor and Souris tg tho bitter end, thoratruggic against | moro fecvie.: But thelr mother remaincd young W handsome... +, POE tars “It ts well known: that: the pollce-ngents of ang iy iu 1874, Papn Welss became too focblo y ¥ “Hie, . ty ehetter. Samuel Froomuny, and SBay Rldgeoppostt ‘Tompkinsylite, for | However, reports ure better: Samuel Peoomul fts removal to-day, Its destination was not | Hedtnuetsare guowand that peices are too. Nite ah mate publie, but itis understood. to be ot | thouwh before be loft be was a big bull. Tho the Jersey coast, several miles from tho city. | eeelnta, Fe Tee ner ets ero bene The most coaventent phica for Mr. LMolland | icin the country seme thine ago at two conts heretofore was Commuunipat Bay, where | over tho prevlotis prices, fn order to dollyor It de materials to complete his bn provements were Cee oreo See ere ee avaliable without being subject to serutiny | high cost July : by curtous . people, but the publicity given WHEAT THAT NONODY WANTS, to his work — hits compelled hit] rhe etiquo hero, Induly sontall thotrationt wheat to remove it distance from |‘tostore, which louks like holding ft on falth in, " tures. — Iulti- thoclty.. For whatever purpose this craft bas | tho futuro or against sales of futures. Ldaltl. boon directly cousteuoted it wilt eertuinly prove | More canorte worn buying iter wrnest West at A MOST FORMIDANLE ENGINE OF WAIL the aifferoncu ae conte Sar Diaanel Ag payor ‘The recout trials wore not qttite satisfactory, | Of Now fray oH jo. Btron, ure ye! t and gome Importint alterations aro.to bo mido und Wenkness Wost was partly due to inieehirts Presence of Distinguished Men at Hin Hi Russia aro after you for ‘the part you havo at those amongst thom who havi y Funetal Yesterday. tosccuro additional power In the projectile nt (pre Pols, SREnOE tatig uoque ous HAE a core taken iu many of tho-raost violent outerprises or enacaea when tet hus out Gut awell sbip ‘or lndiuenieo, an neqiucrsut thoemetee detegates, with unthuginstic tetlon, and reposlag, ¥ ‘ patter nt (ho opentiy, an uunchaugels.| of tio Nibilists, Do you nut fear Arrest on pg, and Tote vod iia aod bo | Cathar Curol, Pattior Gavirs saya ieee coomidene in your Demoeraey, — putrlot= POUTLAND, Me. July 28.—Tho funeral of Jus- | the bow. There bas been n good deal made of | while oats on tho spot were beld by tho clique | crossing tho Nusalan.frontior, and aro yott not pantalucns fis. oyesix + Hece v' Fee Ee eT eae Tewonla: aorne-aNtpriae ay 1s aJesay Hem, iillitsy ghd intexrity, iescd by | theo Nathan Chifford took pitce this nftornoan | the report that thls vessel Is even remotely eon- | at the two conta advauce asked yostorday Afters | Csnevtutly exposed to danger from tho fact that | Made them swe i pees i be a woven a a its u i] neeted with the Fenian navement, and today Hoon, but options wore easier, . tho Mheary. 308 received with mnuolt Incrot Ye THE NEW TELEGRAPH, O'Donvan-Nossu,, who nppenrg to be ‘get : an ting a} good dent of gratuitous advertising FORMAL ORGANIZATION OF IHENE!S Conte ynamite and torped U "s beers sya HH very Teyaierlous Special Dispaten to The Chteago Tribune, manner, that he could teti a great deal about tho New Youn, July —James i. Keeno's torpedo bout, but he dida’t propose to do sy at | new telegraph company, of which mention thls juncture. ‘ was mide In thése dispatches last night, was ME 18 GETTING LOTS OF MONEY formally organized here to-day with the elec from those who dusire to help along. tho “skir- | tlun.of Mr. Kebna as Presilent. At is be miahing” tnusineasy aad showed mo alot tale coming quite the fashion nown- afternoon Just received which ho sald containe HMHonatre: di r 2 for tho purpose of “hulpiug to blow England | days for miliionaires =~ and = promis Sut of irelutt ae zal is shu uted wit nent an ate operates oe contrat ketters;o) CBRE OMe organizations of this character, and, follow- coplo fu ull. parts of the country who i y i Poople ta alt Pats than common -acnse, | ing Vanderbilt and: Gould, Bfr, Keene, who Blnce, tho discovery of aznnialte 60, poe as wo some notoriety og At Report ot e - 7 y wheat ‘corners and n controller of rallway have been shipped.by Fenlans Tettiesbuntry, tuo. teunentinntic, awonts inthis | interests, now comes in for his share in the elty bave been much alarmed regarding tho | great telographic compotition which is sure calpment OF rota ppeta English ports. They uy | ty rise up ns agalnst the monopoly ey , q ALL THE PRECAUTIONS IN THEIR POWER of the Western’ Union Company, che tonvold tmilar possible occurrences. und tho | the new company ts well provided with agents ae chargu.of oubeardchound, seolghe ty moneyed backing is dvldenced by the names 1 ui P cially those shipped by strangers, that "night of sue oF ie Ibeprnerators: aoe instance, ne ea eater or Howling Robert W. Mackey, of Bonawren Fama : Ceorga Green the manugers of tho compames say this | fy, Hoberts, the mine manipulator; H. Vie- afternoon that the recent exposures show 3 Ca + ao fterrible danger without any. posulble safe- | tor Neéweomb,’ James O'Brien, alsd ard. Mr, George Burnbaum, the agent of the | of = Bonanza - memory, and — athors; lien ‘ine, expressed the opinion of all tho | ig r i tte 7 stock § Js chielly in thé ene eaten ty be eo tomer hosnidy ane | hands of Callfotnia, Now York, and Boston | our movement, “I'am come “ng delegnto of | bread his monoy had bought for thom. -He Lore only way of elfectually keeping dynamite of of | cupttalists, althttigh a considerabio portion | te -Bxecutlve Committee of tho ftussian | it ull meckly, a8 a well regulated husband should the tracsatinotic. atoamors. would..ba to oxame | | , coantel pa i A Rovoluvionnary .party - to tho people of | du. He hoped by yontlouess, dwoet tempor, and ine overy puckage und particle of freight sbip ‘of'It ta\*snltl C57 be -tnkenint: Burope.’The | ‘the United stutos, and bave no. persounl motive | obedionce to win bis wife's aifection buck nial, ned. ‘lhis ‘is: altnzather - limpructioublo,- and | purpose of! ‘the "company «is . to: con: | whatever in coming hore. I am tha bearer of | Hu had probably. noticod that, that’ wus how it would virtunity ologo our freieht business.” “| struct: system of telegraph “lites a OFdes HOEDAT ol ‘ect from the Exccudve Com~ pret done ta barge Mut it didn't wor sat ne G ie) * 1 F = 3 never does, i apenking of c, Pasa Ponta totpadé- base to. rin tha United States, Cannda, and ; ” Whora does t tho money of tho Nihilists como | worth’ ail tho meekness in the worl jit clean a ns B ‘ rom?" ni ly 7 re Ure. ‘o awost-tumpered ant Mightveuid: * Vousco Lain closely wutchodsund | Mexlco, and don genaral telogenph | TY ory individual, acter Uécoming a member | obedient: Mr. Wolss ticeama tho more hje fino am very protably followed overywhers by spies. | business, the prospectus promising that iues | of our party, renounces all rights of property, | Indy-wife cuffed hin avout, She happened to re- Do you suppose I would bo foolish enough to ggulralent in Working eapnelty to the present |. and delivers all hu possesses ty the party. Froin | member about this time that she hid only known xoand see tho bont, and this give the Uritish | Western Unton system shall be In operation | the accounts of former political triuls in Russia, | him n- woek when sho marricd bim, She ra- an opportunity to thwart our Blane 1 was by Jan. 1, . ‘The new compan you onn see that we had and bave still several | membered, too, thut she hud henrd after aho been Tae ach unto with “he” Inventor, | Hs. recently: obtained facilities which yery tion peopte in our ranks, ‘Chua the ques | was married that sometino!n bis life ho had bad orto ses bin, Hyerytting waa to be kept a aoc | thoy clulm will enable them to do ion twosunstrokes. Puttlug this and that togettor froni the First Parish Chorel, priorto which pri+ worthy tendess of uur party, and in abedieney to < oir they halioved to beni’ imperntive demand | vite services woro held nt the residence of his of them ane the hituring elses, selected you | son, Wallinm Henry Clifford, Among the die ns ele 4 ca deat ME ad aa geet ie thyulsbed men frum abrond were Chiet-Justica cept this high trust and grant boner. wo woul Waite, Associate Justico Miller, Goo, Banks, de plewred fo hewn Crow yw Ae sour eArlest | Judges Blodgett of Chieago, Knowles of Provl- dence, und Hackett’ of “New Hampshire, Tho pull-bearers were Chicf-Justico Walto, Judges "THER Mihor and Fox, Chlef-Justiee Appleton of Malue, VIEL, On duly 2.—Jamer B. Slecdinan, | Judge ‘Walton of Muine, Bion Bradbury, and Kean Ux, termi, ak alan Oilers, Cita ti Johu Rand of Vortland, The Kev. Dr. Hill, ex- SPRY eeu ne ergo eontcateten HEAT Presidont of Harvard University, conducted the velved Informing me of my nominntion by tho if * 4, mierniie Convenuon. for tho oflleg ot dov- | #ervieus, Tho renuiua were burted In’ Ever- ior of Uhlo. ‘Lo say that Lam deeply sensible | ry+ ot the paler ane Convention nas confer ANOTHER OHIO MAN pon me woul bw to express very imperfect ‘< Wig Foul ate sant Lrezard war. wotamanint ution, It 4 at cone att anor gqnd. i responaiullity’ by which no man_ean fall to | Three Times Married, Two Women be yravely impressed to be thua chosen ne Living, No Divorce, and No Wife, * stagdurt-bearer of a party which lins been ied, Churtatte (Mich) Repubttean. and glorionsly Jelly in past coulitets by tho wisest | Amos Pitkiu, nuw a resident of Enton, living anid bivet sIntesmon oO 1c US " hipe to bring to tho task tho- rate meusure of | About four silea from this elty, was born and wisdom, skill, and oloquence which thoy hayo | reared in Geauga County, Ohio. Ho ia now 43 displayed,. hut tupplly the groatness of the | yearsold,aman of more than average intelll- vurty mid tho cause: whleb it represents must in . r fuycuse OvOrstaw tbe personal nttefoites af | ZoHec aud @ prosperous farmer, In 1860 bo was fis enudidites, whethor they baof tha highest | ™married in bis native counts, and shortly actor or humbicst. order, and, in ncventing, as 1 do, | came to this State, sottling in Eaton County. ‘this Lene yous. hands, teen, ean Pirate wot After living here fora time -he wont back to on Ky; lent of my own, i. vi \- cht forerof Demmerntic prinaipies and Mielity | Onl where his frat wito vied, leaving two chit in tholr detfenge Which the Democratic party of | Uren. In bis youngor days Pitkin had known a Ohio as uniformly dlepiayed. ‘Sho Hint form | git! named VPhoobe, Halstead, who Mved wwlopted by ae Col eneoe jie feceieed my Ikewise fn Geaugn County. Sho had married a attentive cons! re 5 Ly BUMeeneout. ta utterqtices L most heartily con- mnn named Noss, He loft her during tho cur, Itemibodies in my opinion reforms for whieh | War with three children. Nothearing from him, thore is na imperative Semmand in the, character | she supposed bo was killed In tho army, and And nedpe of oak Fe Rninetrs seteye antl tduors murrled one: Baker,- Shortly after. Baker was and pur’ ics ‘. y Hh . ae eee Vnlesn thode' reforms wre accotne | Arosted for erlminal intimacy with her young pilshen we toust drift furtnor and further from | daughter by her former husband, loss, con- the true mim and intent of puputar government. |. victed, and sont to State Prison, While serving Legisiation, which should be direoted solely | outhis timo she obtained adivorce from bim, and strictly to the Interests of the many, tends More and more in there times towards sive | Meeting Pitkin, he thinking she had beon tho servience to tho few. No doubt this will exist | victim of cruct circumstances, and remember. ingll communitics, and hns {ts gowrees {nde- | ingheronly as the girl be bad known Io his pondently Be any seeemiane age Bue: i os youth, married her, ste faithfully promising to ow State and under th place oF boa mother tu his children, This was in 1871. oc a nash; LVve iL 4 Fa eae iets a uehets to whic | They‘ came to Katou, this Stato, tn 181 Every Tbaye ever ndberoa-and have often given ux- | thing passed stoug with more or leas smoothness bis returning to tho Order, If, Indeed, ee it. He wasn inan of the world, Leo Kien a disappointment to the ottside world, but ox to those who know him, Ife was a better Lat versilior thin theologian; and bis theology, lity that of Thomas Aquinus, was not of the pr uressiye sort. Tho whole blas of bis mind wy tentative aud Santon, Is tenure of of would probably not be & long one, as he watls bad heulth. As to Loa belng 1 prisonor in he derided the fdea., Ho was free to do at pleased. and to come out und walk jo Home of old, @ bo liked. Tho Itallans no lourer team tho Pope nan King, and bud very little reer for his spiritual power, Plus 1X. was whit 4 called In Atmerica a fraud.—a mun of pretente Nberal prinoiplea. but in reulity a reactionistst the worstkind, He was fond of being tatters, and Kept a clientdle around him wy) fooled him to the top of his but Manning was one of thom, and, lko the ret, mado by It. The late Popo, like nll weak wey, wag obstinate to thu Iast degree, vain asa per couk of hia spiritual powers and sovereinty, though personally AManof geoat simplleltyasl bonhonie, . Father Gavazzi could not seo that the Of Catholic moverment would result in onything. would certalnly novor reform tuo Moma tat olic Church, nor could it do much otherwise it was ted down to tho State. Even Bite; Herzog, of Geneva, would effect littl ornat lug. by fraternizing with tho Anglican ot American Protestunt Churches, ‘Thero wast, much Popery, too Ilttlo elstiolty all rot They wanted 2 free Evungelleal Churchlikebs dependent on none and open to all, Asfor Pin Pevemn te, his society would never last. Ty whole movomont sprang from a falso bass, oIntMund Over his shears and FOOSE. * Fou aro ner Dupllsniog ta, Wie wurde Tao oF erhon (twas bo bethought him that bo did stot Vu bave ito such fonr,” answored fartioann. (take abaus workleue nay iid gatorer Ba atti shrew * Wo ore sieripiled! with ample means tu buflo | asidy thimble and needics,” suld he, "I willond tho watchiuinussof fussinn apios, and to puss imy days In tho bosom of my fumily. Hence- and repens tne crnuer withouy bolae knowas Fort f will onjoy unas with dignity “at homo {or all classes of tho population aro on out sido, Be aaa ee ee tho brenal of aud my iIncespun daughters. Tho breadth o: ‘ my happiness shall be such that no meonsurin READY TO CONCKAL US PROM ALL PURSUIT. tahe pal cols pars ite ee phic ioee or po io ‘Yo show you how enay it is for one of our party | Shall bo suoh that no shoura can Bn 5 to elude detection, { do not mind tetliag you Thus hurensovued. Ho gathored up madamo , two weoks ago, tfter quitting Lon. | and the children that bod cost bio: go much don, ostensibly for ‘Naw York, 1 hava | Monoy, and went and dwelt inn fino brown- boon on the Continent, have passed | stouc-stone front in Forty-second street. The through’ Germany, Berlin included, and | tnmily, all but the old man, went Into good so- huve visited a Rusalan town about forty miles | ciety. They were ashinmedof tho old mun whose distant from tbe Gorman frontior, -In London | Money bud given thom all this pleasure, thougt, ty evory step was dogged by Russtan sptes, rd and thoy lofthim athome. Misaing bis ncous- caught in Gormany I would have been arrested.) tomod shcars and incasuring tape, he fell Into and delivered up to'tho Hussinn Government.’ | broodlag, muinnoboly ways. Finally, baving And yot [contrived -to pass overy- | nothing clse to du, be became mixed CB Suu inw- ‘Where” unobsorved and unmolested, Part | Suit. “At this timo ha trauesferred all lie posses- of my plan wis: to creato the im- | slonsto his wifo’s name. It wasn't that holuved rossion that i -had sallud for Amoriea, | borso much oxactly, [twas more bocauge -ho Forte purpose one oF my tetenus left London esi Be money 0 much, and was afraid:of w me, under tho name ot lartinroy, on boar Pa the Rottordam steamer Coland, and arrived huro | ,,'Thu lawsult wos doclded tn his favor. Then Kfortnight ago. This was tho source of the | this kind, good husband, who had slvon every: rumor publisuod by some Now York paperanbone | thing to is wife, gontly but trinly-requested my. buwg jin this olty, - 1 left the stenmor herto band it over. to him again. But what fit Kotterdam, rin up by oxpress to the Ituaslun | Would you bave?, ‘Madame reepcotfully deolined. frontior, and came buck In Une to catel one of Sioruovers the blghly-educated children took tho noxt steamora bound for thispoint, ombark- | sides with their bandactue mother. Thoy re- ing under ao assutnod name.” golyed to put (he olf man down systematically. “Am Ito understand, thon, that you Intond | His wife began to scold him duy and night, keeping up your connection with Nihilismy” = | Urging him to fe and live somowhere alas. Thoy “ yNDOUNTEDLY,’? ak n't mane him hanging nround thelr house, 2 a py said. aald-Hartmann, in ugdoterminud tone; “indecd, They peraccuted bim, nagged, and ‘fnenited tho purpose of my Journey Is conocoted with | him, Thoy did not allow him to cat in ponco tho » A LUCKY HEIR, Bpectal Disvatch to The Chicaoo Trivun, MONTREAL, July 28,—Mra, MoKilermao, bs "wito of a horge-trador of this olty, haa been pet in posscasion of an ostate worth over tans California, Philip Donohue died tn 187, wort over $1,225,000. IIo loft balf of the caste his alstor Ann and tho other bait tot divided botweon anothor alster anda brolk ‘Commisalonors were sont to different places & find Ann Donubue, and one eatue to Suctred, He asked a boy on the atreot which was the "iy to the Windsor Hotel, aud tho boy offered to swith him and show him the way. The Com ‘stoner told bim he was looking for Ann Door " o . y g hue, and tho hoy answered, “That was ay 5 % HENCE OUR MONEY COMES. + | wasn’t he crazy? Oh, yes, Ie must bo crazy, hor i cd The y f, that tho function of xovernment bi . rot untilthe bout had sailed, and tho English | this without; futerfering with the W é . mother's name before she was murricd,’ Free cs SiMe Te? ocovelucd in behalt of any | HiChed Derne bird three Celldten. Thon the pay | wore to atve learned of hor uxistonco Suly | rights and patents now held: by’ | !Soasity solved.” - Shona binvarresced,” Arter botng flvo day4 in | matter was investigated, and sho was found 12 * section (or class to tho detriment of apy Jeurned for the frat time that Ross was living, whon she began to destroy thelr property.” the Wostern Unton Company. Tho tirat point Aro Governmont agents ever active as Ni< be the person sought, She called In Mr. Ber other., Still ices ts It Justitied «in yleld+ Aftericaving hor tn Obla, Hoss came to Michi- “What was t bi ho cost of, building oat?! | obtained by the Keone combination was the Rossi was nske: s 4 * | patents on get at 1 a a “Don't ask about the cate ejnoulated Rossa A NEW SYSTEM with deep sigh, It bas cost mo- onouy’s-| of ‘qutomntia and. fao-situlle telegraph, . tho monoy, of rathor It : i nitentos boing Mr. W. A. Logko, ‘Thesu patents cur DEEP INTO ‘TITR (RKIRSUBHING! FUND,” Ene <i ret nt ih the leutro= no nssigne J “Did hee contribute toward the cost of bulls * Graphio Manuficturing Porspanyy Jncorporat- " ‘The old gentleman wont homo at night.. He a ee eee pial ite nt, roe | unlocked tha door with bis ittio fatohexey, Due ports, buve shown that the agents of Ninilisin | !t wouldn't.opon. A new bolt had been placod fro ‘ovorywhere,—in the army, in ‘tho | onthe inside, Hin-beautiful wifg bad dune It to navy, in oll civil doparttents, even: among | keep him out. It was ucold night snow was the splos of tho sucret police. ‘Thoso agouts | falling thick und fast.. Ho rang tho front, door Bro, Of-coursa, notlye Nihilists, as they hnve on- | bell. He wanted to get tn out of tho cold, Just her Jawyor, and hus been put in posscssloa hor fortune. Mr, Borr has Just returued {roa -Bnn Franoisco, where he has beon eugssed the case. ing them to the servic of corporations | gan und went th preaching, frat in ono pince, and powerfil monopolies Intrenched in their | thou in dnother, but principally in the northern own wealth and abundantly capable of self- nirt of tho State, Without wettinee divorce protection as agaist the mass uf the people, |-From his first wife, ho married again, and was und particularly to the agricultural and mee | shortly lefta widower. Then he svooed and won vhanical classes. These have no organization, | the ormninist of his church. At this thoo ho was and none but numericnl power, and tholrscle | preaching near St, Jobns. Thoy wore married —— AN OLD CRAFT, tored the sorvioe of the Guverninent only as | thon & winduw opened above, and somo one Apectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tridunh P * fundy ed | Inet | Ootober, and price | pald | such, Boaldes, thore are many bona fide Gov- | called out to him: e July 24,—The now discovery {0 tht defense and safeguard against. syyression and | and lived togethor fur waveral soars, when ano | x the boat out of tho *skirmishing’ fu . | the latter Cor oxcluatve rights to use tho Leggo ls n y lov: ‘Hoot, you old vagabond! .We don't want Quunzo, July 2.- @ now wrong ies in the tdellty of their representas | dust ‘lorical scoundrel waa arrested for f "Did f, to you nak? J gave resin, Carroll & ernment employés who are catight by the spirit A “8 ‘bed ‘of the Bt. Charles itiver ig that of there tives, {mong nuaneutes in paint the imaunges | ues tho clorival scoundrel was arreated for for | co, $24,000 nt ane time, and afterward gave than | Mutomatic and fao-imile mhuchines Is sald tebe | Seaman ino, antl, the hy you hero. musut of the conve 100,000, Tho Electro-Graphicdid not propose to ae eT ee eg eeicitiateting? | evinto general telegraphic businoas,but will con- fund. They took the monoy, and now tinueto perfect and tmnotfacture the machines, they, refuse to “account to” mo. for | By tho autugraph system incasiges can be sent It. Of course Tcuntiot compol thot to give me | at tho nvuraqo raj of 2.000 to 2.0 words nmin any account, . Leould not do it in any court,and | Ute, while by the old method twenty-iive words thoy thomsolyes will not account, Is tho boat | 9 minute is tho capaulty Of instrumants. With | worth $0,000? Why, no, und to-day she would | prover wiro and jostrumonts iu perfect ordor labor of the Ktate, to whieh || to state Prison at Jackson. While in prison tho yonr platform allides, Js a notawurthy one, and "| wife bo murried near St. Johns found out somo. here, nt elsewhere, a ‘reform $s plulnly called | thing of Mrs. Pitkin, and wrote to know if she for, to the end< that the Government of tho | was divorced from Noss. If sho wero not it Stute, if it cannot-directly ald. the Iaboriug ) would snvo ber the trouble and expense of get- classes, shutt not present Itectf in the charncter | ting a divorce.’ This was the first Sire and Mrs, of thet cnemy and oppres: ¥ iw Of vo. ee att Sabah ne Pitkin know of Hoss belng alive. Here wis 8 mains of an old French vessel of about 1m which must have been sunken genorations 17 whon the whole of the St, Charles iver wud navigablo stream Into the foot of the clid att ‘prosont alte of St. Vallore strect. The veut wanglispovored burlad in tho sand In the belt ooing + Orrors cotamitted — by the . Uovernincnt the: ‘Tne voico ‘was that of bis cldest son. Ho. sOrva, gradually become revolutonies, ‘Tho | turned away and wulkod olf In the snow. le number of Governmont officiais seorotly joloing | Nover troubled his high-toned family any moro ‘our movatnent Ja the beat prouf of ee ues He oats ay uberable. qoour lak THE INNEPARAULE DISORGANIZATION Iie Ink fouble way. Hu shoveled. coal and vb i wich ae setzed on tho offlolal sphores of did oreauds, and finally opened a wrotched Jittlo ‘ a flor work and patoning and | th, y twelve fect below Jom wilt platform rolates | diiuma. -Thoy, had. .Leen .lving together S fe Tunagers of tho now vompany aay tho: “So you are confident that the Nihilists will snap, whore Be te ae he mado waa no moro | foo" yor. somo twelve Tam far wu fom anestion of vital intorudt. amt expresses fi] o number of yours, and Fad thren guy, ae the price of old run, and that would | 50) every ofason to boliovesratoor “8° | succeed in overthrowing tho ‘Gzatdom, and hope | than hat siarvalon.” fie bad plonty of time to bar Barry Prete ys ontyefive fee CTI Aerely BHMpHIM CRANE CEB TES eee ee eee etn itans decided |. "it iseaid that you havo Bie Ce FIVE THOUSAND Wonds PER strnuTe ” | $2 8la tho sympathy of tho American people | meditate on the wisdom of mon who deed thelr | below low water, orite ton fect uf ber ull derstand it riguely, does not Imply hostiitty to | that altmarial retutions: should cesae, that sho |” LATELY RECKIVED MONEY * laproctivable. ‘Tho Amurlcan Rapld Telograph | TS FOUECAUEGE TA the vioay succood ta my | Piceenty, 1, tuole-wives to keop from lusing iti | boon disclosed ‘to view, | Her tumty te rational and) practical mensures for tho nbittes | should lye there, keep house, and take cure of | townrd tho ‘akirmishing' fund, Nossa?’ © uy Id similarto thie in many respouts, y Buropoan vok, ten: inches . ment of any evits with which society Is fected. | the children. Pitkin was to support and cire It may be wel, however, to remember that In | for herns formerly, Shortly after this agroce free country the object of nll taw iy tho.maine | ment oss was discunrged from. prison, and, tennuce, and fot the sbridgement, of the rights | Jearning of bly forwer love, took fmmadiate ot the citizens, The aticmpt tu govern too | stepsto bring about a meeting, Through his muel or too nfiutaly fy these Partieulars inudt | promises and, perhaps, In memory of bis turmer inevitably defeat it own end. ‘The prevervas | love, aue tinally went ‘to Ovid to sev him, ‘The ton of socal order aud tos wholesome restraint | old relations were renewed, and they lived aa and control of clements of dumrer to tho | man and wife for three weeks. Thon shy came community, which cannot, be wholly ree | pnek to Pitkin aud wanted the Infant, He roe moved, nara objects eminently desirable | fused to ict her haye it unloss Hosa and the In themselves, possibly of uttainment, aud prope | woman would legally adopt it, A. bitch oc- erly within the seope of constitutional teats! gurred, and she staid for several months with don. Itisinuch tobe deplored that all we Pitkin, finally leaving bim for Jtoss wad taking disposed citizens, inetuding those nt opposit exe | tho child with her, At the Preaent time thoy tremes on thie qucetion, cannot be brovght upon | are living In the northorn part of the State, aud common graund for the aecomplisbinont of | he Ia prenebing tho Gospel, -This bap] whit Is, or ought to be, & common object. - this fall... Since that tino Bie One "th trupur Hjustment of tho tli pvstem of Hebi te all sa : beets tho country {su nutter which gravely ,aiteats tho Wellar of GF Hn And Ever OLKUE Stati | ee an eet cue 'or ane 4 ault. > rag intssion.” Has not one of your noblost and | — ‘The Lolo whero he lived was mlacrablo beyond beat oltizons,, ono of tho most’ gonorous | description. He had no furniture but a brokon warriors in tho .vauso of froodom on | old bedstead and one or two rickety ohuirs. to this continent,—bas not Wendell 1'hiliips pub> | was always snd and down-beartod, and rosoryed Nely .expresaod bis .reapeat and sympathy | towanl people in general. But the obildren of for tha Nibilists? Eng he not spoken the noble | his poor nelghbors made groat frionds with him. words: * If Iiborty cannot be gained by anyother | ‘They used to visit him-tn bis wretched room, tmeuna but the dager, thon welcome the dng- | and hu would talk with them by the hour, et What wo wunt ts not inditlgonoe, not pity. At jost the poor .old orcature’s oyealght fafled. ‘e wish tho Amortcan peopla to know the truth | him,ao that be could pot do taflor work any nbout Russia. | Then thelr sympathy for our | more, Then be ‘slowly sturvod, . For wooka his cause Is assurod,”* only food was bits of dry bread dippod in stale me One Oo! is clegant draughte: a a 6 ‘ woalthy down-town broker. Thoy lived wrand- FREED BLAVES METURNING TO AFRICA, | jy, and cocuplod oxovllout positions in motco- Spectat Dispatch to The Chicage Tribune. id P polltan society," the nowapaper rovorter says, Naw Youu, July, 28—The Spanish bark ‘One night old Ar, Welss’ humulo nolchbprs Triunfo, which is now loading for the Cn- Comp * Yer . but proctioally thole speed ts [knited to:leas than pape CSL arbi the pust two or abrog dave T | judg words a iulauto,.. At the rate af. 3,000 words udded to tha ‘skirmishing’ fund, to bo used | per tinute tho vew Company van tranemit wore for destroying British property. [tell | Weeds ju 4 quarter of an hour than can bo Bont you there is an fatenso focling amnonie {rjanion by the ordinary, imathod Jn twonty-four hours, In Ireland aud olsownhero to ‘attack England | ly this mochaulem 9,000 words oun bo trans SreLTURGTOS sce. sinennan. thir were | AGRE Ree Toure Ui mone Tae aia rane. Birra per yey at which nay, they cutdo mere business with one wire Mr. Arcblbalt, the Bnglish Coneul-Genoral ; between uny two cintgthun the Western Unton in this elty,’ bad been. apprised, itossa | can do with alt or theirs. A oe BEE declared | thuk | that | was feed joke THR INSTRUMENT ~ nents the woole farce," Hosaii, swe got | SoMtyOh An oo hes, Ae teureee at by au Irishman who bulongs to the: League, vut | surtice, Ono foot broad above Rate fa nuin- whoga namo I cannat give, “lig shipped som | gtrument: Uke +a - Morac. gounder mov: burmitess material ta England, and thon pros | from loft. ta, right upon ao tended to act ns Informur tothe British Gov- | while tho largo- wheal turua around slowly erument, lo wart toConsul-Gonerul Archibald | at right angles to-tho movemont of the sounder twalvo inetes, and planking three Incues,, EY bas been well bolted with iron and fastened sl apikos, Her timbers ure porfactly block. ig tonuage Js eatiinated froin the size of ne bers. “At present she {a such an {mpedimel a tho way of tho dredge that it ia beloved tt ‘bo necessary to blow her up. THEOLOGY AND POLITICcs. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribunt Monritean, July 28.—Capt. Kirwin, whosid | short time ago, whun disoussing tho attitude ‘ the Popa to tho Irish Land question, that La willing to tako bis,theology'but oot bis La from Home, tine hoen rappod over the Lane by a. priest at Lochtel for having declined 10 : the Bt, Patrick's Society of Montreal because saw himon his knees upon the floor, prayiiur, with tears stroamiog down hig ohewks. Noxt fo take ubarge of tho . on the worew, Above tue woruw is at ont of es | nary Islands at Piet 10 Enst River, has on muruing. ho iid {Hoe anne bin appeurancs, ns Sxoluded me Bit Roman Catholes, Kiwi, Viewed only in an economie light ot elvittzation, ENULOSIVES HAD BE BENT, weolally-prepared -anuline jnk, An operutoy | board twenty-nine persons who took | wsunl. Foarly was wo! 1, 6 rou 9 ‘atric! 7 tes but ths {lexetopmient aud orxunlantion pt houso, and he hud te do the cookin, washiNws | 9 cuesiuhed him auitictent proof that tho ship- | Works the auunder na he would in Morsomstrus | usages at Daan ae tow eebs nao, | euovked at ite door, “There wus no acswor. | norbe aacutnrian bua uatiogal organieall Varied iudustrial pursuits, aod ns Cong to be resurded ag calinoet an axioin in political econ. adutre cqneaued antl Task Fall why, Deine it omy that the prosperity and muintonance of | McCowan, a widow, whose hush; bad be ty, speolit industry ta dependant tipon the | killed te tho ariny, ‘ute bad three growndaugie ment had been tade, For this the Irisnmun | Mentinsonding & mexdage, and, as tho. turds recelved $10,000, and was proiiecd $10,000 more | Wheel revolves, the negative of the incasage he when tha fingllse police, should have ‘Seizod the | deatres to vend> appoars In olongnted ® Slorso oxplosives, They broke the’ dtor open. All wae Bilanco, ‘Tho body of the wretched ‘man bung dang! og by 8 clothes-linn from: the transom. He ba committed suicide... ne children of the tence ‘The. most of -these. are. natives of und sald until the Buoloty shuwed Its ler tho Canary, Islands, wlfo aro returning to _ by opening.its ranks to frinimen of al could have nothin to do with Ite te iets V e charactare.tn the analine ink in parailot in - what would be aaid if tho St. George's 3 perfect conedinitioh, ‘and’ bariaoylaue, ade | tury and owed A feria, “AW Antuatinont wprang | alipoed Coe Be gO, an he uraund the Beribhory of tho targa’ wiual, ine | thelr home, ‘There {ary on bonrd thres sie | imeut-nouse ore bitterly when they beard oft | Gxotuad al deman Cathollg Boal te Justment of all, Lepislation, therefore, upon se i ret Jt ust 10,000, which “will bo | surface of the wae of | groes and negresses who aken ——a % ndrow's Su bie This subject should be of such a CaNENREE Tu betqoons rbot. nad In December tues they Food tot. m4 Kngileh with, -Now that Mr, | 50 words, A meesago of this longth can be alls as wilt over keep in viow this balanced ‘relation Meter eho” 5 cue tor ns hone in of the many parts which xo to make up the vast | jim add staid: tive wooks; when bomesick- ceguoury schemo ofthe Nution, to the end that |) ness attacked bor aud whe roturned to hor our honie Industries muy attain to the highest | formor residence in Berlin. Aftur belng there a degree of prosperity and suve hus: guarons | woile sho cameback to Pitkin and rematned a teeny the cinplos taut ot the larweat quan of shorttime, foaving bim for guod lust. Muroh. i nd prolity eho Industry, and at the highest rate of compensa. bie bad no coaplaiat to make, ead Teankly eat Catholfe Scatukmen. The priest whowss! does not approve of this viow of the cast. E THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE: Bpeclat Dispatch to The Crieago TrBume Orrawa, ‘July 28—During tho last sess a the Dominion Parliament tha proprietor from Africa {1 the-days of slave-trading and brought to Cuba; One of them, a gray- hatred man named Miguel, who wears gold car-rings, bought his freedom fur $400 about ten years ago, and hing since Ocen saying money to cnable bin to return to his early home and pass tho-romainder of his Arvbibald bas found that be bad been made the | puton the wheol;, * yen ese pructioal Joke; Bo ts fearpe he MALY THE TIME i » ‘ alr With Fawe, course, it would tako an: operator to send it off, as,in police ind tho stu shipped byes IrishAd | the lntter cus, Tie a parMtOr. unninot send & mes. and no explosives, thes will insist that tho real | yago more rapidly than a reco! ean recelve oxplosives were vousigned to aomny other person | 4: und write tl Nay If te recelvor loses a word ier I than tho one whuin thoy aro Watehing,” tho tine of both tho sonder aud receiver ts lost in ‘Tho Wealthleat Chinaman In New > s York. soe ‘ ‘Tom Leo {s a short, slondor man of modest manner, and of au oxtromely rotiring dispoal- don, Ho wears a atlif Derby Hat, inty the crown of whiob ho pokes his uous. This causes tua halr on the back of his beud to stand out liku tho Wisofun angry porsuplue or tho hairona | ;, t number o! ‘ wo, but the entreatioa of ber vbildren, nad ber THE STEAMSHIP MEN, rréponting tt, The mmessaye can bo put upon this | days there, One of the noxrosses Ie about 40 aun bl hi ny. Ho basa | Government journal had o ves Mon coniafent with tbo ermanince aud pros: | lofging for hor nid Buine, cyuaed or to) Leave “qu the Waatern anoctated Prev Weel at the satyot 80 ta 10) words per iniuute, | years olds aad ia the mother of alxvepn children, Say ot tar td epares growls of | culara franked through tho Post-Orice. Itt Tuvalutionary meaaives, however sound inprine | Hitt geaeiaaater OF iS. Barbie, Ultad | New one, July sk—Tho shipment of Informal | and while to Mpegs tg other iecmtercs | Wo are now living in Cube, ry Ulnok hal on his obin, Ho woars a dlawoud roc! poarod at first that the frank tnd been P by forging tho iultialsof accrtala mentet Parilament, but in the and thoro bis rend Uolleve that moro thun one mamber Ree ‘rust He pululaner 2 £700 pear er oued. the ranbed ‘privilege, and- adopted tixo eyaton of er Tripnds and nulgbbors, machines to SHE: WAS BOLD /AS A BLAVE ir, Pitkin bus the respect and sympathy of bis when only J yoars old. The ald man who bought bis Nberty ts very old, but caunot toll bie awe, Neatly ali the Cauury Jelanders omigritod to Qube in the hope uf inking fortunes, Lu are now Foturnini wlinst penniless, One ol if Mtatca Commissioner of ‘wire can bo in seuding other m ie ciplo, are always to bo deprecated, und especially Feapected by by a eeent to Hngtand considorably ngltater the When 8 tnessare © baw buen comploted on 3 hore oyor the possible suipmont of dynamite by | Wo wheel, tho Morse-Iiko instrument ls thrown thelr vescla, “They say thoy are exercising all | Back to {Ho starting-point, and the ink-point ts the precautions in. thir. power to | replaced by # wetalllo button on a lg! ue ayold siuilar possitlo cceurrences, and | Which prosece constantly on the wheel. The the ayenta in-charge of antwart bound troight mainel and the button Aro put in the clrouit, in thle caxe, where iuteresta so vast uni comp! cated are invol . eclarution of your Tiatrorn pon this subject noe only embodies | Sleude and nuluhuare, ene te Bpokon OF Ae a Feeuguleed nod jon esta pligned doveetncy oF ey Wwithont any ane to da for his children, he mane + indlyidual vlows, 0s Frequently ox Pessod., tia, | Sully ussunies the taak, and goeaen from day to Gay? dolug hiv best t6 provide for then, “Il lay" ye 3 ie feb equires to bo mp: | Hy, lOle, Bis ude, te Bepy y r pin in un old-fashiond scarf, and an elght-ounce hola watch-chain dangles from tho third buttor othia walstcoat, Hu is well-to-do; owns thre tea facus in Ching, and Is worth a fow thousunds, perhups,--Heisa very tntluentiul man among JHinamen.. He te a Christing, a citizen, a’ Deeuny Sheriff, aud is murricd toa girl who wag I d. Tt 8 , t i : ifs revolved ont: | Woman fs brok on down fu -bealtl, and was re- | bere: in. thi hbor- | stamps to) members on donan liberal however, a subject wi athway bas boun et ite | to. 2ugiish ports are watehing all tho packnycs, largo whee! a moved to the hospital here an Wohita 4 fig | born dwn towa somewhere: In that nelzhbors,| that the example be followod hero. A proached with careful deliberation, and the | ory an bie ab Here eet face aor tee | Oapeglully thoye ahtnpod by vtrangerd, that | DUI Tate Oty, tov "aoroas iho ailriee: |.dooe No know, her own nia, edoatory | Hood, Sa has borne bim i lovoly lutte daughter, fownnoe of stamps suould ta riven 19 eC ay polnaent ae a oe ear eo a toablrk the respuneibiiity. : > Bconferoneo and at wroault of tale. oonferonce Kceping, coustantiy.on the line of ¢ ay ee eee ae Home synin ia aerate attest talks pizeon-Engifsb, bub he dreosea'an you snd rest pay thot Sita ore icirowa pockoh polots outa judicious method of attalning that : O'Donovansttosvu was deprived of tho aub- | Mongo ubaractory, Wien eae TOON, and whine | for the Canary Jelands in « fow days, ? Ldu, except that he wears his queug.. Very, Se ye “othe purification of the Civit Service, tho abo- aanbone ee arte oe ee ait Bt: page epee es onus woh eee: tie cater cues “ARTHUR ie tah tt pct wot baatan tuoy atte ios Supe Tei Tato iat twat i if 1 .' epee! i " .. ue a BE a mee ye § t = 25 ‘ " 40) Ching without: thors of any | | Orrar al }—It is pr farm in tho meiuod of bontuwing appolumoarg | toruey of Colovilie, whllo arguing w cae, Wofore PRODUCE, WY ‘THIS S¥sTEM OV NRCELVING aiessages | ° 2 Way July, hoatued, jouer aes thorn, but, because 5 good man en who wera. cl makers in Cuba bave como hore trom Guba white in our publio wid churitabte Institutions, so thag | Squire Walcott, at Hou City, on ‘Tuesday, bad thoy bull not longor be perverted to party uses, | bls right wide paralyred. and articulation vou hte objects whieb, In common with all good | plotely destroyed. Iu: fell to the Hoor, causing oY: DISPATOUES HECETVED, ‘ rata of squara timber, represoptluy ore New Yon, Julv: 28,—View-Preajdont Ar- Z Itare, will be # rarty of a million dollars ios tbls nowt nding @ WeKsAyO om, which, ty LAND ATTRACTING MORE ATTENTION. = | jer a i iu Spectal Duspateh (a Te CAlcage Iribuns, 9 Pood wo ed words to Sun Frat o ' helr queucs, They wore rid of thoeuap- | the Ottawa and its t ne : y New You, duly 8—The Jard market at- | the prosont mothod would tuke severul hours, | thuris still In the city, ‘This atteruoon ho | out : Lure: , | owing to low water, ZO, 3H » Ae ternntion. Ti 7 if oh ndages Jb Cuban: prisony whure. they wero =e thom whottor Hite POUINGar peivateomnacit prose but hte ation, | tle poysiclans Ox: | senoted mora than the ustial attention at the | Before the last of the mcsesgonad Leu rolled Se received the following qlapatch: Font. for wronogdolu, aud tis qoneidered best f 8. not only my emphatic indorsement, but ni} ‘fortunate man is.a brother of the Hon, oh. Kottve codperation whenever and wherever f(t | Osmor, of Franklin, Pa. Be Sea at len Ae am our politica, tho Govyern- mout of our Blule muy Do redeemed trun tho | LC Princess, Loutse! “WASHINGTON, July 28.—Tho Prosident’s con- dition this.moroipg a probably botter than at any tiie slnco he was wounded.. Wo are all yory hopeful, “Jaga G. Buaina! : THE OAR. im Sera On a ter ae, a tweon Wise, of evillg, an we of Orlila, fourmlica with turn, for 0h" by. respectablo Colnawon ‘not to cyt of tho qVouc, so 18 to obviate tho nooceslty of oxpluine wg where aud how itdisuppearude » * ——a Produce Exchange this morning, owlng to | and thie witnout inorcusing -the cust of trans the unexpected dooliine and to the fact that i ‘Tho wunagers say that it will reduce im Oi. 43 ‘ ol i ny B.fravtt Love for Cans | Atmour’s hand In its wonipulation §3 visible, Hed coe posted yates. Oe one: oe thom oatd toe (itv i u 1. ade: and that his following are operating on thelr | day. st B wer Biftlier in the day ho revolyod adiapateh from | Courtney's Nephow = Tells a Efugo | py Gaudaur, Time, 2:50. tno some aula ef ay gat pee ee jucttaies cana, sre Prats oe gi. | Sheard of what ho 8 dolng and wat hols | LONG siseaGea WILL COsT LUT EITTLAL | | the Hergearnteat-Armus of: the Senato (uforming + eae ee ees ia, polaten ba GENERAL NEWS: Coal guy btgs wd ay dginy! wuysuits§ teeters Ma; p luncnuan xiv to ie Montes, Tausort supposed to bo golug to do, ‘Tho lard markot | jmore then short te for ah ' bin of the oath of Joho 0, Hyrob, Bocreta i . A bn, * 1 eyo single to the interests of tho whole pour Toren Benator Boyd, in acknowledging tho ple und tho preteryation of the wulfure und | Wwasot tha Govarnomdeneral, (buy refurred to good name of our noble Commonwenlih, t bave | te Pruicess: 8 Her Royal Hignnoss Frincess tho honor to’ be, gentlemen, very respectfully, -Loulve Ig uot toss unsioue (ban the Governor. your obedicht servaut, 4, W, BookWaLtett, Geuerul for the wolfare of Capnda, Bho bad sot hor boart on gulug with bli tu our Northe PROMBITIONISTS, Tune tiiwo Sed as Lupwad "to oo" pormlttad to 5 . : ° 0 Spactat Dispatcr to The Chtcage Tribune ites San Francisco ci jaiu tho purty there Decatun, Tit, July &4—The Executive Loa: mi eased back Jato yesterday, and broke’ this | sii marnlay su Aun er ai | Bopater oes h wC fr Dojnta beyond, a ve pourse said tow “scoop” of Armour to buy In Au- 5 ; , wust, of whieh hola sald to.bestiit sort, | Hey ena ae Seiag avatom “Guviatod “By tbe While. heavily long .of September, and. the | facsliniiie systom maguscripte oto. are trauss quick recovery of the decline would seom Eee at tre eee tres te to corroborate thls theory, This: market pew, ‘plan if tolograph * Aan iso vy of the Sonato, ly reply, bo telegraphed bis regrots, and asked that his aym acay ‘be cone Voped to the family of the doovased, . THE WAR,.:, ONE WEKK OF IT, foetal Dupatcn to, The Chicago Tribune, Nuw Youtks, July-23,--1t was {ust one weok t while ; practloing roe uddenly be soutntd to havo lost motion, end: pull as bard as be mieot bia boat mado no boadway. Winaliy he mado a sudden berculeun eifort wilob snapped ble oar, snd ho wus holploss, Not live minutes clapsed turning hie eyes .in the direction of tho. pow,. be . notlucd what was. up- hyve or four culls . of - hear Popbiwaund about hiv auells— dte worked: 48 nts east of tha pi, and: two ors Turco’ int much 2 octal Dlapaich to Tha Onicago THON tia “gonons0, July | 8,—The Executive cool of tia City Council have voted suelo : ald to the sumurors by thie Quebec Or oe «Tho bulk. of the-wheat-crop {0 tarlo. has been out A eer ll at excl jo tne ct ’ yi : ‘ ot olty’ of Atlantic -oabl a Dest bo could.with tho other oar to get it loage, robably-exvesd that of any prev’ Sf ho Ulloots Beato Garistinn Heute WI ReE eee hee tow Teiakae. fi, | Only partially followed ott | gee tnst-Galwe Department roosipia that. | oxo to-day that the Hastern ¥relaht Agents | Wun “suddenly bls boat ogan folaover ans) | Pn special Dlopater fo iw civeuyy bh pers OF dio Ulnots BiataChristian ‘fomperance Unko ntloinen, sta bome wit id TUE BREAK LY CHICAGO, :* - ihe Gayernmont will be compelled to sive-pp | Of tha ‘trunk ings mot at Commisslouer ‘one wore beulud -biat, ho. Gleoovarod | Orrawa; duty £8.--1t 16 inl 1 or OF wasbeld at to Taboruiole in thls uy, wuon | Hommen, winging ut bome with borahuttored | 5. ino potter that it ws emporury caiiaed | the “pusinuss ge” buyout the postal “talve | Fink'y:oMfce~ and - teafirmed” resolutions | tut bls boat wus withiu tho culls of ‘x wounior pretesing fa'ehow tans tne popu is preliminary arrangoments wero wade for holds eruor-Gonerll uy, woxe suniuur Ltrust wo | but litte soiling, ‘The Wall street specu | Hraph uownauy,e entire iat reals nd. Fun | which --they”, had” adapted." at a | Orpen at lonst forty Fock, jun, wale awann att Ora cov pettus of eet sae ee pere Herd gsvaeUvaNtlG Insehee Peale Dae Toe ce ea Mee yas ante Peceued 2 SOE | lutors, on the contsaryy are caverlug thelr | pout’ iusluoey cas they doin. Ene | moeting* the previous’, woek, ©." In felghttul voloolty,, Wgut Un the lake It towed | Hy the populatiou oF W,D. Wyatt aud Seorctury Mi wut be more pl to como than tho loyal ihe | August and Soptembar shorty. throunh | gland. The prospootus the postal | thasy- redolutions >it-- was: strenuousty | iin and across to the cuut shore to Uniou’| lon! dent W,D. Wyal rorctury Moutaxuc, of | Labliaute of Canada to grevt be: it to] Kuopp, St is sald; - while the Cotton Telegraph Company wiys tl ol ho Company proposes | insisted ‘that weat-bound frelght patos abould it raok vactava the a att be matutained and tho trunkelino pool pre-, slog cluvssadtowas tne |.cerved, 1a the saterval between the two meot- Lincoln; Chairman J. 8, Lathrop, of Cauimpaiguy | sagume that the worthy Senator had ts boas tho Woveds W. Ceell, of Htucou) and the tion, | wuthurity for these: statemunts, which may, ete universal de Exioat, of Devatur, matter of | thcredorv. bo assumed to be auliv acourate, _—<———$—__—— $c urjuary.troubl re tus; oul enfe aud sure cure ts Hop Bite crowd ard selling u.litile for. te year, | PAcomMtr uot Ty ig e tat aus Ree as ti lanai et a ‘To show the position of tho lard market and rue | connecting ali tho ‘towed him foty about twolve miles, as uear se uct oan uaa if, in tirty-ave miuulon er