Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1881, Page 2

ER ee Oe Pe er ; Into the wouml only about eleven tnelh while the ball must be eighteen ar twenty Inches from the polit of Its entranee.’? Why the Instrament did not penetrate Cuther the Doctor decline to state, ot eee THE DAY, dur so WELL Lone Brascu, N.J., Sept. 1h—The day. opened cloudy aud rathor sultry; but before Sp, m. a braclng sca-breuze sot in, coutinuing throughout (be day. “The inercury foll to 72, And heavy clothing was neeessusy for com fort. ‘The early part. of the day was nol so favorable for the Prestdent as yesterday, ow- Ing to thy fact thut the febrile rise, whieh hag hecome somewhat ereater, did nol come on until Inte In the night, and conseanently hut hot entirely Ugappenred when the moray dressing of the wound was made. ‘The tise which now appears nightly ts attelbuted to. Aimalarious ateetion, and, until te fever ts broken, the morntige way not prove as sutls- fwetury as heretofore, . Notwithstanding the aeeurronee of the invrensed fever, the sure geons and attendants upon te Uresident do hot waver, in ta optnien that he Is gaining Kround, wthongh slow. COL. KUCKWHLL gave to Murat U id. of the Cinciunath Commercial, a deluited statement of Lhe President's condition. 18 tone was une changed from tho utleranees nade by hint yesterday, and hesalil In substanes that there was no rubbing out the fact that tha Presi dent was better; that he uotleed his sure Horest In outside mat ish and properly as- he President, tike tha aimilated his food, aeean, of course bins bis ups and downs, but his tlde was now on tho food, he did uot lonbt, and there was every Indication that he. was well on tho road to recovery. Ho had heretofore had some annoyances with his eyes, but that had apparently disappeared, ‘Lhe Colonel was asked if it wus a faet that tho President stil suffered any halluehia- tion whon awakening, ty whieh le responded that he had beon troubled more or less for somo time past wil a sort of temporary — bewilderment — “nothing mare serfoux, however,” sald tio “than many well. persons —exparience — upon awakening from sound sleep.” ‘The Colonel sid, ia this connection, tliat tt was A SERIOUS EUTOL to refer to this matter ats dellrian, dunsimueh as It was invariably temporary and Une pationt was always conscious of ft, and he (Col, Rockwell) instanecd: Wis netions at such times by saying that he would not address amy of his attendants who tolebt be stant inc near bln untit the sceming clond had passed away. He attributed the veeurrences of hallucination, 1f xneh it could be properly fo the tow condition ot hiss, 5 artield was never subject to such ‘The conversation cone as Gen, attacks when well, thined at sume length, and was apparently gratifying to listeners in consequence, it being frankly and seriously ente inte by. all concerned, ‘The Colonel summed up with a remark to the effect that the PrestdenCwas better now than he had been for ten days at lenst. GUITLEAU. + A CLOSE GALL 7 Wasnrsatan, D. &4, Sept. 1.—Sergt. Mason, Battery DB, Secon Arhilery, when relleving the guard at the jail here this after: noon shot at Gulteau through the window of lis cell, and came near Kiing him. ‘The bayl grazed his head and was imbedded tn the cell wall, Mason was promptlyarrested, taken to the arsennl, aut incarcerated, ee OASUALTIES, RAILROAD COLLISIONS, . Special Dispatch to The Chteaco Tribune. Camo, Ih, Sept. 1L—At 10 o'clock Inst night the evening frelght on the Calro & Vincennes Rallway coltiled with the Inclina switeh-engine. No. i, smashing both on- sines and throwing several cars frow the track. ‘The tnellne switel: was lett open and engine 11 was removing ears from the trans: fer. When the frelyht-tfain hove In sight the englucer of No. It sti tho danger and hurcled his engine off thy itellue to mect the freight-train, thinksng perhaps tt were bet- ie tran than to alow Hf to rin vhich woul have been the © the smashap ot brakenpn, nated Decker, of the tuclne cnglne, Jumper trom tho engine inte the’ trestle-werk below aut broke one of his legs, No one else was IE aaal Dupateh to The Chieago Tribune. Enninant, dud, Sept, MA Luke Shore frelehttriln became detached going down Wawaka Hill tought. ‘Che forward portion stopped and thes rear ran Into it, wreeking several ears. ‘The fast tral was backed to Elkhart and sent vin tho vlut road. A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED, ” CINCINNATI, On Sept. 1.—A serlons caso of lead pofsoning in this efty cume to Maht tonight affecting Cornelius O'Leary, hls wife, and three ebildren—the entire family. They ato canued maekerel for supper, and wero all taken down at ones with violent symptoms of load-polsonme, ant at midnight oroatthepolnt ufdeath, The muckerel bud been put up dn tin cans, and the sturgeon supposes aeetute of lead or some othr mutt of lead had farmed In consequence of the anixture of the lend with the tin used In iuanufnet airing the slwet dn frou whieh the ean was made, This matter will be invest sated. Atinidnight there are hones for thelr Teeovery, not tnmingled with fear, ne CRUSIIED ‘'O DEATIL Speciat Dinpateh to ‘The Calcaaa ‘Tribune, LASALLE, HL, Sept. 1.—dames Jones, a relative ot Stperhitandent J. Jones, of the Ulinols Vatloy Coat Commny, Wednesday Afternoon last, while endeavoring to prevent tt team from running away, was so badly ine Jured by being crushed between tha wagon und a treo that death resulted abouts o'uluck this morning. Ne bones were broken, but the Injuries wero Internal aid in the region of the staimach and bowels. Te was about years of uge, un fitelligent and energotls young man, and at tho time of his death act- (ug as manager of 0 large dairy tarn. AUTREE ACROSS THE TRACK. Speciat Disgatch to The Chteaea Tribune, Bay Cerv, Mich, Sept, Ue—-Liast night ab $ o'olock the logtraln backing up fram Mt Forestto Gileneoa envounterad a tree across the track, and of the five men who were in the rear car two—Karnest Voleht and WI fam ened Avera instantly IdHed, Reuben Wright, the contractor, of thls elty, had his right arm terribly inangled, and Michael Jiohn and Frank “Bovorly, two woodsuien, were seriously bruised, i right was brought here this morning and died this evening, ae MAD NO WANNING. NATH Oy Sept Ue-At IL o'lock Jast night u freight-tratu on the Little Mant Rallroad collided with another trelght with: in the elty-liigits, James Shun, the fireman, was killed, and the locomotive was badly wrecked, A frelght-train. was slanding on the track with no lights out, and the incom Ing freight had no warnluy, KICKED BY A HOUSE, " Sptctal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. BiwomnGtuy, ‘Ul, Sept 1.—Theodore, the 8-year-old son of Mr, Muson, of Buda, Bureau county, visiting here, was kicked hy the head by a horse this morning, and re eelved probably futal injuries, ee THE SPRAGUE ESTATE. Provinency, Hh. 4, Sept. 1.—Atter the hearing upon the petition for a preliminary injunction aud tho nppolutment of a Re cefver In the case of Z, Chafea aud creditors of the Sprague estate against the Quidneck, Spragues, and othors, the cuse was set down Yor hearing beforg tho fall court, Sapt, os— the Injunction continuing meantine, with Claudius B, Farnsworth as custodian.’ Gen. Buder and Gen. Pryor appeared for the bpragues. ce ulet norveg and baliny alcep {1 A sor dieters ladies aud invalid Hsp Ditters ADA. Tho St. Pierre Convict Troubles Much Exaggerated by First Reports. A Servant-Girl Tells of a Murder Committed Ten Years Ago. A Jentous Wife Commits Sulcide by Shooting Herself with a Rifle, Onnadians to Bo Invited to England to Advooate tho “ Fair-Trade" e Idea. THEST, PIERRE TROUBLES. Spreiat Diaputeh to ‘The Chteage Tribune, ITALLEAX, Sept. 1L—Lnte intelligence from Ste Pierro duos not bear out the sensational reports by tolegraph reintive tothe threatenod outbreak ofconvicts. It 18 eatd the affair cnused no ex- eltemont in Bt. Vlerre, The prisopors there are avout oighty In mumber, and ave all: military prisoners, They bave all been. drummed out of the French army for various offonses, auch aa Iusubordination, theft, drunkenness, and senteneed ton Cow years’ imprisonment in the Colonics before being Mnully expelled. They thore Uve in a sort of prison barracks in tho outskirty of St. Pierre, and guns of them ure dolly set to work.on tho roads, breakwaters, ate, and are allowed lbertics such ne given to suldlers, but are all ordered to be in barracks wot later thaa 8 p.m, Tho prison js Under tho management of about a dozen arinod otlicers under control of the Goveruor of the istand, whu haa bees allowing tho prisunors far moro Hberty than usual, and they buve pre- sumed on his good natum. The ith of duty was a antionul bolldny, aud thoy were permitted to verform a comedy Ju front of the Govern tent House, but while it was in progress his Lxcollency say that it was uot culoulated to do inuch guud aud did net come up to the nuticlpations of the peonle, and ordered it to be stopped The priuol- pal player bad been a comedian on the stige uf Lyons at one tine, and be became elated wt boing permitted to play before the Govergur and ot pic Ho was punished and sent to Franer, which couraged tho others, and a plot was discovered about the Inst of July, Tho Prleoners wero to rovalt-and seize the arma in tho prison, overpower (hole yuards, ahd ofect thelr escape to New Fouudluna In a schooner. ‘They lotended to eut the waterspine serving tho town and set fire to tivo or turce houses to ate trast tho atfontion of the genanrmes and an firined police force of twenty-one men while thoy anude good their ceeape. ‘Tho intention to mur- day tho Governor aoG AML tho prominent poopio of the plgge, 3 previously reported, was uot thought ci. ‘Tho plot was discovered by the pridun alllcers, und seme fatae Koys the mon had made were taken from ton. ‘Tho nigbt the plot was discovered four men were ubsunt ut roli-call, and the gendarme in chasing fired on one and wounded hin Jn the teg. This wir tho omy shooting or bloodshed in tho matter. Thera were to trluts and vo executions and ne excites nent. A private Investigation was held and the three ringleaders aunt to Hrunce ty be tried and punished, MONTREAL, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Moastitear, Sept. 10.—The contract has been signed for the purchase by tho Canadian Puciiio Mallway Company of 200 aores of land on the lower Lachine roud, near Montreal, ns a sito fur their workshops. Tho prico pula was $10,000. On aceownt of the extremely low water tn the river ttis found dliticult to abtatn power sufll- clent to pump tho water’ from the springs into the reservolr, although thore Is abundance of it inthe ponds, The Water Commissioners have, therefore, considered It prudent, with the object of matntainiog a full supply of water for tire‘ { Heller to prohibit the uso ot all pure hore, ‘ountning, ur lawn sprinklers, and have pub Hghed 9 notice to that effect. ‘ Tho potato blight bas apperred in yarlous Rentlons) of Nuva Scotts and much damure le fenred. ‘The Rov. De, Luchlan Taylor died on Sunday in Prince Edward Island, wheco ha was Ieotur Inw, Mr. Taylor wae well known In tho States ond Canada, He was native of Scotland, and was up i Established Church, was orlginally Intended for tho ariye but whilo yet a boy his parents removed to Lachute, Lower Cuunda. Cndor tho mintstration of Asabel Hurlburt he joined tho Methodist Church, His Aret tuld of lavor waa the Buckingham Mis- sion. ‘Vheroufter hye was stationed at Iich- inend, Peoscott, Toronto, Hamilton, Rrock ville, Kingston, Ottawa, St. Cathuriuo's, and Montceul. Ive tant work broke down hia health, and ‘upled an invalid station at Three lvers, ig in tho subsequent: fs ar ut Cobounr, i thirteon yenrs—180) to Iti—Dr. Taylor did Arent work Tor the Upper Canada Bible &o- eluty, aud was mulnty Instramontal in bringlug {t_to ita pregunt high position, From 1463 to IST} ho waa one of tho General seerctarics of the Missionary Society. Ho traveled ju Syria, Asia SMinor, Egypt, and the Holy Lana, und made good use of bls great powers of obsurviadion. Sowo years tro ho was attaoked WIth wt serious disonse of the cyes which rene dorcd him totally blind o cougition in whlch he Tn with’ ovensional intervals bof dim Hs Notwithstanding this the revorend xentieman continued to fectire, and at the tima OF Ils denth was onguged In dullvering a lecture on "Jerusalem, tho City of the Gront King." ASERVANT-GINI'S MURDER STORY Special Dispatch to The Chieaga Tribune, NALIPAN, Supt. 1.—Considorablo oxcitemont: bua been created at Petite Mividre, Luenburg County, by the confogslun of ono of tho partiog fmplicated In a murder sad to have been cou- hittted In that pines some ten yours agu. Ono Matihia Brown, formerly a sorvant-girl at the hotel kept by Reubon Heckman, ays that Hecke mun one night about ten years ago killed a slyanye scatariug man who bad put up at his bouue, aud, alded by bia wife aud Slatiids Brown, hud the body under tho stubly fluor, Heckman Wied about a yoar after the asserted murder, Dut the business was continued until lately: by rs. Hoekman, fow monthe oro Mrs. EL, Jolued the exodus removing to the States, Search hug been wady aver the whole promises yor any, evidence which imixht corroborate tbe girl's story, Mut nu found. On tho exmuination which took place about a week mr her statement, and, wecordiog to our autbority who was present When hor examination wor belng conducted, gave It lina most ateuightfore ward manner. tt is, howover, necessary to atte: that tho vburne of Matin Brown does uot bear the Heht very well, aud mony persons in the community refueo to give the feast credence to ber wesertions, and contidontly expect that tho whole mutter will turn out to be a fraud, ‘The atfair fy new on the hands of thaautboritics, My UO iuthite frown whe repented CRIME IN CHICAGO, Npectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ‘Tonosto, Kept, 1—The Globe, commonting on tho great uumber of murdora aud deeds ot Violonce committed In Chicago tn asluglomonth, says that the uverready ruvolver is resporsle bie for ning-tenths of them, and avers Mut the revolver ie becoming ussocinted with the typteal Ameriean of (8 coriuin larae cluss, which Includes thy neistoeratle and educatud a woll ns the rou Dp of the bar-rnown, (tanya: “Our selwbbore neod a Blake uct, such as is iu Corey tn Cunada, Lot thon suttu it uaa pinche that the carrying of weapuns of uny ind isurelioes barbarism, and wnwortby of citizens af true an enlightunad Rtate, That is um principle caslly catub- ished by ssound fogi — Let the carry. joy of w deadly weapon be mado a cris against the Stute—accountod prima facie ovl- deuce of gate evil futent, aud puulebad by fie or imprixoninent, ‘bus along can the brand of oriuinulity bo put {upan, the pruotlue, and the presyyeo of nrevolvor in the pouket mude to ed F, du tho eyes of Young Amerien, iu itstrae Ight—ns a sivy of cowardico rather [bin of the muuly, fearless courngy uf cuuscivus rectitude.” THE @ PAIRSL RADE” MOVEMENT, Sytctat Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune, Tononty, Bept. W.—A Couservalive ovenng papor says: “ie is stated bere by Jutucutiat xeuticnon who bave returned frum Enaiond that Sir Juby Mucdongld gets credit in club cire ¢lus Iu London for startiug tho 'faletrada" miovonout, which ja dusuribed as apreadiug Vbroughout Grout Britain with Ugbtulng rapld- ity. Etisulso assured thuta nusuber of tho Writers and spoakors who distinguished thom wolves fy Canady on the national policy aro to ‘be juvited over to England totaka part during the winter months in addreming wass-mect loys in ull tho yreut cites there on tho fulre (rude polioy thet bas beon so advantaycous to the Dowigiou," — A JEALOUS WIFE. Svectut Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Copuconn, Kept. bre. Loomes Robson Jr. connmuittod suleido by shooting bervelf with her busbana's ritlo through the heart, dr. Robson bad goue curly iu tho morning tv a noighe bor's to usviet at thrashing, and remained there til @ ofcluck. Un. retupuing home, 0 he unyes) Taek she found his wife lead on the fluor, Bbe had been dead for some hours, All the parties reside 1a Bomers ’ 4 ville, and are reepreta’ son had no fami band. She hind Jo her Greast, aud fire HOLDING INQUESETS ON SUNDAY, Sreehal Dtenatch be The Clacaye Velbinates ‘Tonosra, Sept. th fhe practice of holding Coroner's inquests ou Suudays Is by yo means uneowwon ty Eastern Ontario, and ospovlally in tho Ottawa district, On the oceasion of the emash-up on tho tirand Truuk tallway at Lane easter rocontly a Corouer’s jury was impaucled ‘on Sunday, aud is consequoure of evidenen the taken a train conductor wis found guilty of tutnslatghtor and cojumittod to jail, Mr. duse Hew Oster bus Just ruled that tho comuttttal to Jnlt was Mexal, Inasmuch as botding a Con nvR dates’ io Ontario oa Munduys is agaist the rs GENEUAL NEWS, Sptelat Diepatch to The Chtago Tribune. Mostnueat, Sept, 1—The Orange case of Tatvid Grant against Mayor Beaudry ta the frat eneu on tho Court of Appeal record tomorrow, aA number of members vf the club met tho Miulater of Militia at tho Government bathing- Place, snd asked his assistance, as tholr bathing place tsa Militia Nepartuent proporty. The Ministor Inightngly uequiesced, and was glad they had reeotved bits in“ full uniform." ‘Tho novelty of the thing Iles in tue fact that thoy swore naturo’s garb, unadorned. The case of tho Trust and Loan Company against ‘Trinity Church, it seems, Is one that {n+ volves tho anlury of tho Rishop of Montreal. ‘rho company, for a debt dus by Triulty Church for which they claim the’ “shop became ses curity, suns for posscssiua of moneys of the Episcopal Kudowment Fuod. Pho Bishop claime that the Interest on tho monoy was payable ta him us bls salary, and tho evidence showed that, though he fs ontitied to all lees thin 83,00), tho sum Hover amounted to anything so lnrge. Should the court declie against bim, tho au piles wilt thua bo cut off. . A pew method isto be tried in Canada by French fnanciers. It appenrs that a cumpany han heon formed in Paris, with a vapital of 40,- 000,000 francs, to bo lowed fn Canada at roms erative rates of Intoreat, security to be taken in movubles, mughinory, and furniture of all Kinds. Mr, Le Gra is tho avant courrier of tha now acheme, and will be hero shortly, when further particulars of the scheme will bo given. It fs, in ehort, a grand pawnbrokiug entorprise, and will llkely result Jo squeezing out tho suinll- fry gonticmen who tly their threo halls today as tho buceancer flew tlio binek flag yeurs ozo and struck terror into the hearts of the unfortunate, Te fs elaimed for the now enterpriso that tha rates of interest will not be quite lis oxorbitaut as those OF the hubitual pawnbroker, ‘tho French Government has granted a sub- stdy of £100.000 0 year fur ten yonra to n new steamship ine to Montreal, and eiforts are now doing nude to baye the Government agree duit thelr promised subsidy of 80,000 for thrue yours: shall not then ceuse. “If thisenn be relied upon us secure tho line will be carried to complation. The graiy export trade from Montreal ty this setson expected ta be very peor, and mlrondy some of the Hoatlug clovators ure lying idle In the cauals. Ian interview with sovertl sbip- pers Ic was lenrned that the oxport will bow: tnost nil, und tha toss wilt be very seriously feit by carryiog companies, aA earico of phosphates bas hoon erdered by ono of tho Freneb phosphate cumpanics, the xontio- ton asking that it shall be taken from thoir mines. As theso nro tiles fram the railways and enally accessiblo only by winter roa'ts, the busphates wouk! cost $40 n ton, while the mare Ret price Inabout €17 to $18, Ut fs ikely tho cargo will bo shipped from tho Montreal murket. Spectal Dispatch to Tha Uaicuyo ‘tribune, Loxnon, Sopt. W—Mles Martha J, Brown, school-teachor, of Glanford, was charged with assaulting ove of her pupils named Gulu, 2 ind 11 years of age, beeause she bud puolsned him for winding a dend snake sround the neck of some of the othor puplis. Tho Mugistrate sald sho did perfoetly right, aud reprimanded tho parties who brought suit uainst her, Speitet Disraten tw ‘the Chicuga Trisures J B., Nept. 1t—The Postmuster- ral, hat bis attention called to the i evessary work wus boing dono in the St. Jobin, B., Vos Sundays, tas, Heo oF at tho Instance of the Rvangelleal Alllunce, ore derext the demanded chunge. ‘The St. Jubn News thinks tho ordcr too stringent, and that the nl- Manee will have to Import hall a dozen mise slonarics to discourage they profantty indulged in on accoyut of the closing Qt the ofice, $< . THE WEATHER. SIGNAL SERVICE, OFFiog oF THE Cater SiGNAL OFFICER, Wasutsatos, D, C., Sept. 12—1 a, 1.—For thy Olilo Valley and ‘Tennessee, falr weathor, yariable winds, lower barometer, stationary or higher temperature, . the Lowor Lake rexion, fair weather, southerly winds, lower batometer, atation- ary or higher temparhture, For the Upper Lake region, fair weather, south to west winds, stntionary or lower barometer, higher.temperature, For the Upper Mississl ppl and Lower Mis. sourl Valley, fair weather, westerly winds, falling followed by rising barometer, «sta- tlonary or lower temperature. soe R ‘The Chief Signal Ofileer of the Arniy fur- nishes tho following spectal bulletin: ‘Tho barometer Is highest In the Ohio Val- Jey and ‘Tennessee, and towest In the St. Lawrence Valley. Tho temperature has fallen from 1) to 21 degrees in. the Ohio Valley and Tennesse, nnd from 5 to 5 degrees in the Lower Lake texion, It has risen from 6 to 10 alberaca In the Missourl Vailoy. A light rain is reported from, New England, anda heavy rain from the Middle Aduintic States, One and thirty-three huan- dredths inches of rain tas fallen in Wash: ington during the past claut hours, and one and Aft alowed ths Inches at Balttmore, ‘Tho winds in the Atlantic States have sliitted to westerly. ‘Tho following tomperntures were reported from stations on the Northern frontier: aatport, ad Quebee, W; Montreal, u1; Port nron, 8 ; Indications aro that, fatr weather will pre- yall in tho Lower Lake region, the Ohio Valloy, and ‘Tennesses tuday and tomorrow, and clearing weather, preceded by focal yains, in the Middle States today, followed by fulr weather tomorrow. LUCAL UBSERVATIONS, {0AGV, opt, M1018 p,m. Wind.) Vel] itn.) Weather Tar fee and instrumental error, ean baromatar, 3 feat thernemerar, van homiidity, Haheat temparutura, 2. West lemperature, th Blutions, Wind, . [Wn] irth'r, javier ren Seep Des Molin, Detruit, SUR! B: haa WV, ae aes ¢] lost. ss A Bt OClear, measure, — SEVERE STORM, Danvi.e, Va., Sept. 1.—There wasa very heavy storm this eventug, - Igces and fences wore blown down, also the Confederate ‘wil- hay hospital, injuring sevoral colored peo- NEW YONK CITY, Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunt. New York, Sept. 11.—Tomporature: 340 p. WL, TT; Op. m., 74; 9 pun, Ts 13 m., 70; average temperature, 099{; avernge temper perature for conesyouding date laut year, 05, CRIMINAL Vigorous Pursuit of the Chicago & Alton Train Robbers in Missouri. 3 A Fair Prospect that the Wholo Gang Will, Soon Be in ' Custody, . Ohto Farmers YVictimized by Signing What Burported to Bo Con» « tracts. Two Men Torrorize the People and Sack a Village in Mis. souri. TIE ‘TRAIN-ROBBENS, Spectat Dispatch to The Cdteacn Tribiine, KANSAS City, Mo, Sept. 11.—The chase tor the remainder of tho Chicago & Alton train-vobber gang continues, but no arrests have been made since Friday night. Sheriff Murphy, who returned from a long ride sibont 4 o'clock this morning, left Independ- enee at 7 p.m. with a lurge posse of nen, but refused to divulen in what direction he was golug, althongh Us surmised he left to bring In Dick Litt, ‘Phe opinion Is unaul- mous, and grows stronger-every hour, that the right men are in prison, It has just feaked ont here tonight that a very tm- portant link fn the chain’ of elrenmstances thatnt tirst connected Matt Chapman with tho robbery was a mask which he dropped In a saloon fu Independence on Wednesday, tho day of the: robbory, On that morning Chapman caine Into town and spent the day In saloons, playing bililards, and hinving a good thne generally, and at about the Inst piace hedropped the maak. It was not, how- over, made upoft white cambric, like most of those degerihed at the Inte robbery, but was male of black velvet, and was ar- ranged with holes for the oyes -und mouth, Chapman surely dropped this mask, which Is tiow in Marshal Murphy’s possession, and on the strength of it Chapman made a confession. Inplicating all who were at the Blue Cut outrage, By those who know It Is sald Murphy and Whig Keshlend cama within an nce of.capturing Ed Miller Inst night, and that they saw tho bed he slept in, which was warm when they reached it, but tho bird. had flown...That Ed Miller was there people here belleva almost certain, Miller Ig 8 brother of Clel Miller, killed st Northfield, Mun, at the thne Pitts and Cleadwell were sent into eternity, and a rentlen: fram Dine Springs who enue ito town thi@ morning says that in his amind. Miller was the leading spirit in this Inst rab- bery, and was perhaps assisted by Dick Lit: tle or ons of the Kaufman boys, Me stated that slice the Winston affair both Little and Miller have been seen in company in Chay and Jackson Counties, and it would be on ensy matter for them to gather up a crowdot young follows to do thelr bidding in any sort ofdeviltry. Being asked if he thought elther of the Jaines boys had a band in the robbery, an sats “Perhaps so. I heard fat Jesse had heet seen in Clay war Kearney, whore his mother lives, and JE this _is sa he may have been the pring mover of the aifair, but it does not bear his curmarks bya long shot. ‘lo bosure, ho dit take a elim in with them at the time of tho Otterville robbery. mean Hobbs Kerry, and ho wavy them away and Is in the penitentiary, und the snc’ can be sald of the first Glendale outrage, At that timo ‘fuekor Dastam was the greeny, horn, and ho is\ in the ponitertiary. Jesse James goes by fits and starts, and, after all things polnt in anpther direction, ib may turn out that he bobbed up serenely on this occasion, as he has dong ‘so many times be- fore.” Citizens Ize potnt to the fact that Marshal Survhy, iu arresting so any men, has gone about lt 1s .a systematic manner, and it he did not know what he was about hu would scarcely ko about the countr: alngiing out this young man” and that, simply” because # his reputation was. ba | Everything .that ‘hna been dong has been carries out with the full knowledge of Prosuéuting-Attorney Wallace and other county ofticihls, and Mr, Wallace stated taday that he was sure thoy were on the right trail, and some uf the men at Inst were alwost sure of conviction, Maratial Murphy has said the samy thing, and If after ml the work und talk it turns out that the, Chapmans, Andy Ryan, Fisk, and the athor men now Li prison wore simply arrested on suspicion, a how! wil go up lond enough to ba tienard from Kaw Township to Chicago and return, a AN OLD srory. Speciat Disvatch ta,.The Chteago Tribune, Frresnuna, Pa., Sept, 11.—Abont the mid- dle of August, J. H.Sonthard, an attoriey of Cleveland, went into the Common Pleas Court in Stoubenvilio and moved that con- fession be entered on soven judgment notes, the notes belng signed and executad by Dau- lel McCoy, of Muskidgum County; Highland Wright, of Coshocton Count: Charles Johngon, Tuscarawas County; Dantel Fink, J, Deaud Wenry Clause, and Frederick Whit more, Perry County;.and Sninuel Fletcher, Coshocton County, alt in Ohio, to W. W. Williams, payable at; Coshocton, and varying in amount from $150 to $375, The notes were Indorsed by Willams and turned over by him to Wiliam Nicholas, of ‘Toledo, for whom Southard was acting as attorney when the confessions wero outered and executions Issued to the Sherlifs for executing the Judgments, It Is the same old story, but one that It seems the farmers will never learn, ‘The farmers above mumed fre intol- Uxent men, worth from $20,000 to $80,000, and Jt would suum onght to be sharp enough not to get in such o trap. about two months ago tho man Willlas passed through that pirt of the country, representing — htngelf 28 io propriv= ter of a mammoth establishment for the manufacture of “section grinders.” He provalled pole tho men numed abote to take to agency for the article In thelr respective townships, allowlne them #1 out of $3, tho pricw of the article, fpr every one they de- ivered, und $2 outof $3 for overy grinder thoy sold and dellvered, Itseemed an ens! way to snake monoy, and they agroed, contract was drawn up and slened, and now they find thelr names attached to seem) Tegular judament notes for $350, Experl- ence ig u dear teacher, BOOKWALTER, ‘COUNTERFEITER, dpectat Dispatch to The Chicano Iribune, INDIANAPOLIS, od. Sept. 11.—Georgo W. Bookwaltor, tho noted counterfelter, who Was arrested at Uniow City a day or two ago, was taken before United States Commis- slonor Wilson yesterday, and cntered a plea of gullly. Tho Conpatssluner bound him over In the sum of $5,000 to the United States District Court; and sent him te jail. When arrested Bookwalter tad some $100 oF cuunterfelt coln in his possession, whieh was uxcecdingly porfeet in welght and form. Ho lsan old oitender, and the offleers are greatly elated over lis capture. cased A BOLD PAI, SEDALIA, Mo,, Sept. UA riumor. ig re celved Wore that two heavily armed and inasked men entered the Hitletown of Bates City, on the Chicagd & Alton Railroad, about seven miles cast of Blue Cut, the scone of the tite tridn robbery, and, drawine pistols and tirlag, Wegan an laidiseriminate pillage of the plies, "Phe eople offered no restate auce, and the rubbers Keo te haya take what they’ wanted, ‘Lhe amount of booty obtained fy not stated, and the’ report is ine deflnit anyhow, ! —— CHARGED WITH MURDER, Speclat Dispatch to The Crtcago Triouns, LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sopl. U.—Tomorrow Is. the the set forthe trial, of Patrick Cragin, Who ly under $2,500 bonds for cunding the death of Johu J, Grifin last spring, ‘Tae men uurrated, and Crusiny It was alleged, P gave iriliaa Klek, whieh caused death the day after, ‘Chu Wuess of Jt Vinton moy necessitate a postpo: ———————— RAILWAY CONDUCTORS. Spectat Miapr.tch to The CAlaso Tribune. Minwacner, Wis, Sept. 11.—Milwalkee Division No, 409, of the Order of Ratiway - eral flulds of winter wheat have Conductors, with forty-one charter members, ¢ projectors of this Induatr was orgunlzed totay, Ofleers were elected ns follows: IV. G0, Hae Frick, Milwaukee, vetary, Chie den, Lathe Shores Treasured, 5. ST Wiseonsty Central. ‘There are now seventy lodges in the Gnited Stules, CROP NEWS. ILLINOIS, peetal Pispateh to The Citearn Tribune, Sovru Enews, IL, Sept. 1—The crop avason ts now drawing fo a close, and, us this senson has been a somewhat eventtul one from the heginntng, wth varled prospects, it may be of somo Interest to review Its peewlaritics, Tho spring was'an mnusuatly late one, and It was-only by an estraordinary amount of Inbor that the erops were fnally all got In, and, owlnge, to much rain about corn-planting thie, many pleees of corn were planted so Inte that if was. feared after wil that they would not amount to much, Small grain grow rumbrkably fast after it was sown, and gutan excellent start before thero were any more hindrances, After tho corn was all planted quiton severe drouth set in, with cool nights, which wus a hindrance towards the growth of corn Iain finally — came too _‘penteously about haying-time, and helped the vorn, but was oo barrier In tho way of haying. The hay was finally all gathered in, howevor, In fair order, nnd the crop wag abouta medium one. So far as train was concerned in harvesting, It wos not a hinderance, for another drouth set in about tho time that haying was done, and lasted until about the ilrst of tlie present month; hence tho stnall grain waa gathered and stacked In good order, the principal hin- deranco being the intense heat, which pre ‘vailed longer and morn severe than fs com- amon to this section, As is well known, tho Inte drouth, which does not seom to bo wholly ended yet, was very sovere on past= tres and corn, It stunted the corn-crop semewhat, aud caused a great falling off In the flow of milk and raised tho’ prices of eheese nnd butter te oxorbitant fig- ures, The late ralug, however, finve been quite o help to past- ures, nnd have; improved the corn crup, somewhat, but much more rain is needed, and ufiless Jt comes soon the benefits re- ceived from the lite showers will not be Inst. ing. To stim Jt all up, the season ting hod qnany drawbieks, and never withthe my ro- membrance has thure buen a season which hag bean so unsettled and uncertain for the maturity of the differont orops as the pres- entone, But, take it altogethor, the result lu tha niain has beon pretty satisfactory, and the iarniers of this section eannet complain very bitterly over the ottcome of this sea- son's farming. Potatoes will yleld pretty swell, The farmers suy the eorn crop is Hi to be much better than they expec! ‘he The datry business ls doing fairly new, ar will do much better if we can continue to have frequent fall rains, Small grain has beon ylelding quite well, Farmers are now cutting up corn, and will begin fall plowing 8 soon ag nore rain comes, Speclat Dispatch to The Crleago Tribune. Dwiair, Ml, Sept, 1.—There was a love. ly rain here on Saturday, Iteamo down in torrents for two hours. One more and wo can fall plow. Our second prayer is an- swered, Samuel W. Allerton, ono of Chi- cngo’s millllonares, aud besides n practical farier on a large serie, was here on Satur- day to seo the Bllvkenaderfer tilediteher work, Mr, Allerton does not hesitate to pro- tounce the uitcher a wonderful machine, and suys that It will be worth millions of dollars to the State of linots, Ag Mr, Aller- ton took hold and ran the machine himself, he speaks not only from observation but from. his own experience, ‘This wnachine will re- ‘af main on the furm of Sanuel t. K. Prine this fall, and will at any time be put Jnto opera- tion for the benvilt of those who take {nter- est In an internal tinprovemant which asks no Government pap orsubsidy, but Is des- tined to revolutionize Llinols farming. v_ Spectat Dianatel, tu The Uateago Tribune. Stnreaton, Ll, Sept, 11.—This section has suffered wonderfully fron the drouth, uo rain of any consequence falling since July 17 until sgslecday. The ralu canis down gen- tly, and every bit of it went [nto the thitsty, ground, It will much hnprove the fall past- ure, but corn Is beyond any help, Speciat Disvateh to The Chteagd Tribune. » Decatutt, UL, Sept, 11.—Thera was a glo- rious fall of rain hers Saturday, and the eight weeks' drouth Is at an gud, Plowing ‘has been in progress for ten Gays, and sev- Gl BOW. THE NORTHWEST. 1+. Bpeelat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. * Sr. Paur, Minn, Sept. 1.—The following crop und weather reports have been received by the Ploneer Preas: * AMastings—Graln in stack has been injured some by the rains, vet _ Eau Clalre~A rainstorm of more than usual magnitude commenced’ here Sunday night, and has been nearly continuous ever since, deluging the country with molsture so that it fs apprehended the farmers will lose 2 Rrent portion of thelr stacked grath, - ‘The showers havo extended northward over the river sources, nid u heavy flood is anticipated ina day ortwo, Lumbermen and others are using preenntionnry meagures to prevent damage by unusual high.water, which cer- tainly will make Sts appearance. % Glyndon—Another copious showor forced itself upon us this afternoon, laying up the thrashers after twenty-four hours’ work, My estimate of 5 per cent dnimage to tho crop is based on information from farmers them- selyes. Wheat jn shock has suffered more, than that, but stacked graln less, If thostack-" ingsis well done, which will be determined hereafter. Much whent In shock is boing overhauled and sprouted bundles thrown out. Some are stacking who had Intended tu thrash from the shock, Sunday's storm Was tho worst of the series, although: those: of Wednesday night nnd today ‘greatly ag- Bravated things. Windy and clear tonight, Litehficlt—Tho weather for the past ten days’ has been most Ulycouraging for fatm- ere. {t has rained nearly every day or fi ht Thrashors have done scarcely any- hing for threo weeks. Flelds ang ronds ute {uipassablo on account of mudd ond water. Today is the first sunshine for weeks, No graly coming In, : Northfivid—Headed wheat iy growing in the stack to some oxtunt, But little com- plaint is mado of wheat propurly stacked, ‘here Ja na mora wheat in the shoek in this vicinity, For the past fow days the weather has been very cold und rainy, butat (his writing Is cloar, A fow weeks of sottled weuther will now prevent any serious losses An this scetion, t Glyndon—Today ts a jowel—clonr, breezy, anditrying, ‘Phirashing was reggnod yester- day afternoon, and Is Bolng in wo bushels amluute, Biyers area Mitte cautious abay damp whoat, and inclined te grade No. it farmers do not look ont. Prict, $1.08; Mas, , cf Stowart—Continuod raluy huye provented all thrashing since Inst report," ‘Thora bs stilt some grain standing iy to shouks, tt must be damaged to gomoextent, A larzoamuunt of Iny in the vock has been rolued, ‘The weather 1s now fair, and, If It cont}nues so, the mnchines will start up agaln next wooks Vernon Contre—Thres duys' continuous tin, the frst of the suagon, hing Injured the uy stan very badly, [tis reported the ripe flax stit staid iy shelling budly. ‘Tho aloes of Inet woek opened a good many gealn stacks, of which but Tew have been re- pare colusuuenily such stacks. will be nudby souked,, - 2 St, Cloud—Nearly atl wheat in tla vicluity was Jn stuck previous to the late storm, und thereby saved from much ilatnage, excopt Where stacking was poorly done, of whlch but Nitto ls reported, D, 8, Tayward took In strlotly Now) wheat’ today that wus thrashed’ from the stack yesterday, and thinks there Is not much ground for alarn, us farmers hereubouts generally do thely work pretty thoroughly, f —- + SORGHUM-SUG AN, Sveciat Dispatch tp Tas Calcago Tribune: Sourm Exaty, Ill, Sept. i—The South Elgin sorghum-sugar works will beghy op erations agatn next weck, ‘Pho wachinery in the buildings hus been thoroughly over- haunted and put in good shape for operstion, and, as the enna is now ready to work up, the propristors are contident, unless an early frost comes, that they will ake a success of sorlima-sigarmakion this fall. ft will be remembered by many that last season’s op- erations did ‘not result satigtactorily to the y, heure thelr workings (his sensonavilt ho’ watehed, with meh literest, os Fe IRE RECORD. SBCRG, PA, pceiat Dtapaten to The Chiewvo Tripune, Pirrsnydy Pa, Sépt, Was. disantyous fire broke out about UF o'elock tuntght in the Slematis-Anderson steclawvorks, lu the upper prt oof the elty. ‘Two furnanees ant one omelter were completely de- stroyed, ant ono = ftranee wi badly. Sajuved. ‘Che total tosg ts estinnted’ ab $60,- 00, Owing to thi: scurelty of water It was With grent ‘aimeutty that the rest of the building was saved. A laege mumber of men are thrown out of work by tho disaster, ‘he burned portion of the wotks will be rebullt lnnaedltatols., The orlgin oF the tire Is not positively known, but ib is supposed to have started from one of tho furnaces, A list of the tnsuranes companies involved cannot ho furnished to-nlght. It Ja supposed the Insurqnce covers the Joss, AT BAY CITY. MICH. . Speciat Diavateh to The Chicago Tribune, Bay Crry, Mien, Sept. 1L—At this hour (midnight) a heavy tire ts ragifg at Watrons Bros. nil, on tho middle ground, ‘Tho en- tre Flra Departments Is ont at work, bul there fs no hope of saving tho mill, and a Jorge quantity of lumber is atrendy Inrned, A desperate effort Is being made ty save the othor niills in the vielnity, but as yet the fro is spreading. Sume of the burntag, lunber= -piles are Hoating down the river. Tho loss will reneh thousnids of dollars, CHICAGO. The alarm Crom Box HO at 12:15 yesterday afternoon was caused by a fire in the rear of n two-story frame house at No, si West’ Madtson street, awned by Mrs. M. 1. Cham- berlin and aceupied by James Considine, Conse, a tlefactivo chimney, Ditmage nome and. AW OD THE INDIANS. DIFFERENCES OF OPINION. Spectat Durpateh to The Uktcago Tribune, Wasitnatos, D. C., Sept. 1—The old differences of opinl6n botween the army oftt- cers and the Indian Oflleo regarding the best. methods .of dealing’ with the Indians are agaln revived in considering the policy of yemoving Sitting-Bull and his people fram Standing Nock Agency to Fort Randatl, ‘The order to. make this removal, issued recently by tha Interlor Dapartment, is now in pro- eess of execution, .A dispateh states that yesterday Sitting-Bull, who lind sworn that he would not be taken allve to Fort Randall, was overpowered by tho military, put in irons, and pinced” on board no stenner to be transferred, and that the other dndians reluctantly yielded and consented to follow him, Communications reeelved at the War Department from oficers stationed {un Dakotas contain protests against the re- moval referred to. Soine of them do nat. hesitate to critleiso sharply the conduct of certain Indian Agents, It nppears tobe ine ovitable that the present Indlan troubles will Jead next winter 11 Congress to a renewal of the discussion of the question regarding, the transfer of the Indian Burean ¢o the War ‘Department, and the consideration of the In- dinn problem itt all its phases, ARMS FOR ARTZONA, Wasuinaroy, D.C. Sept. 11.—Seerctary Kirkwood, Adjutant-General Drum, and Goy, Fremont had a conferenes today rela- tive to the defense of the intinbitants of Ari- zona from a hostile movement on the part of the Apache Indians, It was deeided to fur- nish the Governor at once with the needed supply of army to be distributed among the people in that portion of the Territory threatoned with Invasion, Goy. Fremont teft for Arizotin tonight. CAPITAL AND LABOR. THE TROUBLE AT NEW ORLEANS. Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, New Onteans, La., Sept. 11.—The funeral of James Uawking, the negro striker, killed bys a policeman yesterday, was tho largest known sinee the War, “All the Inbor organ- izations, white and’ binck, turned out.. Sev- ‘eral brass bands played dirges in the lino, Every mun In tho linc of march was armed, apprehending an attack, but none occurred, The close union of negro and Irish laborers which this strike has caused Is something unprecedented and marvelous, Mayor Shakspeare hag ordered his whole police force to report at daylight, all boats being stopped at midnight to give the men a few. hours} rest. He declares ho will meet. the issue early and Inve it over with, Mean- Ale the strikers are determined that no cot-. ‘tah shall be taken from the presses, and none stowed on shipborrd, and the Sayan- nah acrewmen In the steamship Celta at- tacked and thrown overboard. ‘Sho militin, # very unreliable factor, Is held at the urmnories , fur action if: required. The strikers, white and black, have unbounded evontempt for the stnall purtion of police and, militia’ who are notin sympathy with them, The Mayor will direct the police to clear the wharves of all [dla persons, and then tho trouble will begin. A PRINTERS’ STRIKE, , Enir, Pa, Sept. 14—The compositors on the daily papers here are out on a strike. ‘The papers will be Issued a3 usual, but sume Inconvenlenee for a fow days wilt be felt til the places of the strikers are Hllud. . A TAME DEER. It Escapes from Its Pen and Wager Desperato Batsle Againat a Wav—Tho Latter Ovorpowered and Severely Injured. if . _ _ Spectat Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribunes Aunona, UL, Sept. 11.—-A tame deer es- oaped from the liiclosure of F, M. Annis this afternoon, ‘dnd got into the grounds about: tho premise of Mr, Nowleys, Master Mechanic of the Chicago, Burlinzton & Quincy Road, Mr, Rowley, in, eadeayarlug to oject bin, was attacked: by the beast, and his Ittle daughter, who jton-to iis, asalitanee, was violently thrown to the ground, Mr, Row- fey fought the animal for some the, but when overpowered and down Willie Frazier vane to his assisanee, and ho.in turn was knocked down by tho mad creature, Recoy- ering himself, young Frazier was, by the ald of othor agsistauce, ably to resene Mr owloy, but inn falnt and exhausted condl- tlon, and quite severely Injured, * Pending the arrival of Sr. Annis to cage his deer the grounds and premises were In a state of pias for somg hours, no neighbor daring a enter, OO —— JOURNALISTIC, Apeciat Disvaich to The Chicaga Trioune, © + McGurcon, fa, Sppt 1L—MeCiyegor ts to hove wdally-ovoning paper, published by A, H, Mofer & Sons, proprietors and publishers of the MeCiregor Weekly News. ‘The now daily is to bo known by the namo of the Pocket City Dathy Eventng News, and is to UE in an Appeyranee Manday cyentng, Lt is ty be hoped’ that this new venture of these enterprising and energotle guntiauen will prove a success, : LA SALLE'S WATER-SUPPLY, , Spaetat IMapaten to The Calcago Tribune, Strevroi, (tt, Sept. 1.—The water-sup- ply of this elty hay never been whit it should be for’ plage of thls size, and, now that the elty has been successful In ity artestun-well, Ie Hlowlnig U5 gallons por ininute, and eomlag 3.406 feet bolow the surface, they have con: cluded to voto on the Jssulng of $15,000 of water-bonds to build waterworks, which election takes plucg. tomorrow, See emma’ - QCEAN-STEAMSHIP NEWS, Loxpon, Sept, 1L—The City of Montreal an Frayeo, from New York; the Sritaunle, from Now York; wud the Lord fiough, from Phihulolphia, tiave arrived out, ~ New York, Sept: tLh~Arrived, tho Furs neasit, from Glisgows the Italy, from Live erpool; and the Suevia, from Mumburg. s IDLE WORKMEN, Bvestat Disatch tu The Caicage Tribune, -Lavaynrre, Ind, Sept. 11.—The coopers in ‘the -employ of most of the . Lafayetio shops are laylug olf, . The adyanca in priew & of tying caused the men to Toque vaio of five conts on each Whisky made Pook & Abnott, (hu Ray firm In that basiness, were trette stocked Up. They wlindtied tie: jy, tho clain Gat prefer lo dispose ap yes © bly on had before siving the aay aay he su sequently the nen are not at wap ees cn . FOREST Finns, ANSAPDIA he Pour Upgnos, Miet., Sent, atiertean People: Wo have turned from the burnt dstrtet Of Tarn Salinae Countles, We have soon the Hee ie aistiateredly and “writhtng: bodies sett women, and childrens rowuzh, board enna containing the ‘deat faltorwed te ty ot by a few blinded, despairing relativusy crowds of half-siarveit people at roinea the stations aaklug brent for their fa a Hes ond ‘neighbors, We hear of a than 200 victinis already buried, and ee cluurreéd and blonted builies aly Alsen, rel Already more. than 14,000 fauilties are Tung to bo utterly destitute and lonseless, Tha huddle In barns, In school-houses, ants thelr ngighhors’ houses. Scorched, tiinded, hopeless, some still wander hale ‘razed around the ruins of their habitation vainly seeking thelr deat, Some, it Bpevehless agony, welnghig thelr hand! and refuse to bs comforted. More than ne people who only one week ttn Oceupled happy, comfortable homes are today house less sttfferers, ‘They are hungry and alinost. naked when found, and ti such Brent nme bers and so witely-acattered that our best efforts andl greatest resources. fall to’ sup. ply “thpir” nmediate wants, “Without speedy, ald many will perish nnd, many imare will suffer and become exttes, Our peoplo wilt do thelr utmost for thelr tee Hof, but all our resources would fail to meet their necessities. Wo appeal to the charity. and generosity of the American people, Send help without delay. E. C. Cantetoy, Mayor Port Huron and Chairman Retiee Commies, » Witla Marrrver, ‘JounP, Sannory,’ , », Cannes A. Wann,” i - Oman D, Cosaen, “ AID. .. Speetat Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune, Tlunsox, Mich., Sept. W—aA meeting war ‘hold in Fowle's Opera-Honse Friday night to take measures for tie rollef of the burned districts, ‘The committee ‘appointed nave alrenty secured $225, which fins besn fore warded, | es Saturday night we were favored wittia fino rain, bidding fair to ho a terimtuntion of the danggrous drouth, which could not pre yail mueh longer without serlous damage In this locality, . Sxectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ADIIAN, Mich, Sept, 1.—A large meeting was held at the opera-hottse this evening, thé elty churches and pastors uniting to ris¢ assistance for the sufferers by the northera fires, Addresses were made by Mayor Navin, Dr. Rynd, tho Rev. W. 1, Pearce, ‘the Hon, W. S. Wilcox, #. It. Stebbing, Esqy Mr. James Burry, and others, and $1,900 wag paid In. A depot for suppligs was chosen, and coinmittees of Indies and citizens ape poluted fo cunvass the city to-morrow fur money, food, eluthing, ete, Spectal Uisvateh to fhe Chteago Tribune. * Granxp HAvEN,, Mich, Sept, 11,—About $1,000 has been raised In Grand Mayen by personal subseriptions and church collections tor tho sutterers frou the forest firesin north: eustern Mehigan..- ne Mo lenviest sity “xerlberg are Seno} ry and Dr, Cutler, S200; W. Batchaller and IL Cakley, 3100each, CoLumnus, O,, Sept, LL—Mayor Peters te night Issued a eatl for na eltizens’ meeting ta be held tomorrew night to take united action for tho rellef of tho Michignn. suiferers, Subseription pnpors are now being clrcutated by varlous parties. : —— $$ OHIO POLITICS, Spectat Dispatch’ to The Chicago Tribune, , Conumuus, O,, Sept. 1L.—The Republicant Will formally’ open thelr campalgn in Ohle * Satitrilay next, we Lth inst. ‘The Chatruda of the committes has made anpolutments for over 300 meetings during tho first week of the contest, and there Is every Sndication! at from this. thne until olection the enmp 37u will bo pushed with vigor, Among the prominent speakers announced for the Srst Wee}c are the Hon, Jolin Sherman, Gov. bs tor, Congressman “McKinley, Gen. Renueds, and Guy. Porter of Indiana. ‘It Is" under> stood that ust roshilent Hinges will take og Active part inthe capalgn. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Thomas Moulaing, Adutn Weokler, Wiliam “Strauss, Charles Millor, Danio sslout, Charles Rarmes, William Tivt, William Beha, Peter Behnelder, Christin Welbel, Louls Bhilt, Jilliua Wolebrod, and Michael Redesk!, brick-manus facturers in Lake Vinw, wore arrested Baturduy for cructty to antinals on tho complalut of tha Humane Society, The Haart alloged. id here orke ith sore breasts an > hes wrckwowiclged the tuot that they were worl ine horses {n that condition, but sani it 03 POEL it dele ec east and 4 others $3 and costs cach. Tho ines were paid. all , SETTLED WITH THEIR CREDITORS, NeW OnLeans, Sept, 11.—IL iy stated that the open'contractaof soues Es oe bid fale yesterday, havo been guttled by a ss: rom the ‘Cotton change without loss t ny one In Intergst, A CARGO OF ICE, Spéctal Diapatch to The Chteago Tribunes 1 New Onenans,.La., Sept. 1.—The sbi City of Boston urrived today with 900 a of fee: Tho local supply was reduced 4 sevonty-live tons, —— + Death of Stephon ise Masters +s qituston. Adrertiser, Sept. &% Stephon S.. Foster, for mauy years an AB! Slavery axitator of tho Garrisonian schgols aM AU hts home la the suburbs of Worcester Weda if Guy night, at the ago of 71 years. Of the wrod ‘of yeformiors who froth 1835, to 1801 wane bet Upan the Couspitution as ta covenant we Deuth and an agreemout with Hell, or arelt moro zeuloits and defiant than tho fery ne who baa Just heen lated toreat. to bls br ne btephes Foster waa gifted with ie pairer tcl nunciation aud & bitterness of Invectlve Wie in these quict times would bayo puseed l al ‘Tho Church und the’ State, o8 the buiwnree Hlavery, ‘wore allke obicets of his ae on hate howe who ever ‘attended ie tne AnthSlayery nivotings will never fori tie story vlogitionce with which Kuster, ay cane busy, and Hurleigh, and a score of otbel ery bis down upon thors, Str, Foster dd nat cans eg Strong feclings to sucty au extent In Pp re? Ife; thoryh ho was vomnutimes hoard to regi) {hat the rolations of lify and buslnoss coin im to be evil eet fools aud foun 0 =ineaning thogo who disayrecd with DEM. ay uty yenvs Sr, Foater bad owned aud ¢ poeta an vxoollent farm uw fow miter out or vont ters aud goldow entua befere tho pul Mentored when the City Collector bud oveusion tO Mir the unio of his stouk or homosteo A duign tne payment oC bla taxes, which he with! cl og of ground that taxation without ropreson! woluen Was Unjust, Ito th tontaht on rane 7 "| PA Leas an Tily as a Paples R feyy. (Cul) tutan q * About t! ety coke igo the local of the, i at gave w notes of a inupinath we pi luglio’. vow growin on tho preustsea of J, ye Ta tine jw Sherinnn'a Addition, We stated aC theo ,, Ubut tho lnggeat foul of this plait, seapril Lasts acod yt In the ground ou thu auth of April oie Wwousared seventeen feat Jn cireumferuten a val vontemponieled epiticisad us 0s t Prete fiarewt tho iinen! deseondunt of the ectel wales rains Munchausen, and bad fuberited allt 10 tet ol {hulls of our noted ancestar. “thls rea erarnted cours, hus houp we hort in one ee We alace, “We yawed tat wo would get oy patie are now ready gu viudlente gue bane = a at ful {psrunttate Xouterduy wo meds ae Jeat In tho predonde of ya witnesses: As event ging apd Dr Port, ba elreumferenich 1. ea. ty-ono feet und nine Iuches. “Enere 13 0 nat uonlyan" whout this. The plant fs al the shupe oF #8 palueleat fan, Whb 8 eat vige, and not fullaf deep seullops us, te Mee sormiscd by thoso wh aud not seen oe of Huyguing, wa was formerly nat I ” Wha silt wehuol, hus many Orbe vowing Wongsida of this atte trod pre? frotorbix weeks’ yrawtp thal Pere ivot ‘one and a butt tnebes in leet ag a a turnip of the samoage one Sut, ele yoo aw & bul; inches fa. Siren cre ae tory & anal} bush, transplayted fast i chet attigee watch mcasgrud clevon and t balt sae Iu circumfervace. Winehosters Laypophosphites : Ton, cougas, weuk I