Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1881, Page 12

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER” 11}°1881—=TWELVE PAGES. THE NORTHWEST. Rapid Growth of the Towns and De- velopment of the Cauadian Northwest, Emerson, Porloge In Prairie, Brandon, aud Contignons Towns Bidding for Supremacy The Lake of the Woods and !ts Won- derful Beauty and Sure roundings. Crogress of Rallway Construction and Its Dillt- culties Through Rocks and Over Treach- errs SMnskegs. Sptetat Correspondence of The Chteago Tribune, Kar Porraer, Lake of the Wools, Oct. 3.—From Winnipeg to Portage In Prairie and Brandon, to Emerson, slong the banks of the Ned and Assiniboine Mtvers, and final- dy tu the Lake of the Woods—this has beet te record of the past week. Measured by aniles, the distance Is not great; measured by the thousand atid one expericnees that may be crowded into a weok’s travel in this later svonderland, the ground covered is almost Uimitable. ‘The tratus have been crowded; ceaseless bustle and activity have character fzed all the ventres of population; and, al- Uough we are on the verge of winter, the tide of emigration continies at the flood. Manttoba—the Lone Land--has become a Jand of wondrous netlyity, and fall of Inter= est to observant travelers, especinily to such 23 have fnbibed all thelr conceptions of Jife on the other side of the boundary. As 1 aim of the number, you do not need be told that J haye had nmpleopportunittes for study nud reflection, A YORMER LETTER has indlented same af my first Impressions, aul Thaye found no oeenston ag yet for 8 anodifieation of the ylews expressed thergin. "The Canadian Northwest is the cowutry of the future, Boundless as the alr, fertile, hardy, progressive, dominated by a syndl- ente of capitalists who command a hundred aniillous of money, and the Mecua of a million pilgrims from the Mother Country, it must advance in development and civilization. ‘Let me wive you one or two lustanees of de- velopment. Emerson, two mules from the ‘United States boundary-line, was platted by a Pennsylvanian In 1876, ‘Phere was nothing there then but a few log huts and some {ie dian tepees, Carney, this enterprising Yank ve areall Yunkees hero if v ne drom the States—as L learn, platted this city, aauied tt Emerson, hud tt out into: blocks, e it wide avenues, gave itn distinctive ppelintlon—aramely, THE “GATEWAY CITY,” and stralghtway proceeded tu advertise It everywhere. ‘Today the town numbers a permanent popuintlon of 1,000 sults, It ene Jors n fhriving trade, has a number of whole- sule houses, an ngrienitural-uachinery man- afactory, two banks, slx churches, an opera. ‘thonse, one pretensions. Carney Is Mayor of the elty; he Isa shareholder in every loval enterprise, ‘the owner of tho ppera-honse, the proprietor ‘of tha best hotel, owner of 400 eity lots after selling thousands of dollars’ worth of prop- erty, and: fs President of a newly-proje railway, which will be buiit, Lhls ls but oncexumple of the possibliltles of a new country which has a substantial bnsls of And yet L would not have gonu all In this Instance exeept for WIE MORAL It CONVEYS. ‘It prov hope. Mr Carney will forgive me if I have inistaken the fnets In his career. Tle is now Tot less than 60 years of age. Doubtless he eane to Fanerson at the age of 45 to com tnence life anew—to make w new beginuing, dtisa very common snying tial man sel- - alo gets a ehanee fora start ty dife after ho dias passed 40 years, ‘This is true fn Chica Hv, New York, Boston, But here the condi dions of tte are different. If any inan will get na town site anywhere within spenking distanee of a railrond In Manitoba he wil seetre vn competence, Anuther Snstane Portace da Prafrle had been & Hudson Bay Company. trading post froin time tance morn “A few log huts anda hundred: In dha tents on the prairie was the only nucleus of a civilization, Un less than three years the town las grown to be a qty’ of Cy people, with the finest butldings and handsomest streets In the Prov. ince outside of Winnipex prope erty; sells ont fisnres oo whilels wont astonlsh Uingls tawnspeople, ‘Two iiles from tha centre of the city, away ont on Saskatchewan avenue, in the vielulty of the dludson May stores, lols -HN10 feet sell tor S400 unt $590 eneli, " You will not be sur- prised to Jearn that Inthe centre of the city en the principal streets Jos bring upwards S00 n root. And yet, pert sero HM, you duty be surprised, But lt is vertheless true. All around this beanti- Tul town, ay far the ¢yo can reach, and farther, ony may sea, WH MUST FEISILE FARMS ON ‘TI FACE OF THE EARTH. Tt{sno unusual oecurrenve for farmers to reap forty bushels of wheat to the acre ia delnity, but the averdze is about seelght bushels, the farming Jan els held at $25 and $0) perucre. ‘Tho gure §4 as nie ws any farin tand dy worth ag an investment for purely agrioult- ural purposes, Itadvances beyond thit Jwure In any country it wit not pay a fate intere est for farm purposes, Lets wo further west—seventy-olght miles from Portuze tn Pratrio and 145 wiles from Wine nipey—to Brandon, ‘This 1s the preseat wostern wot the Canadinn Pavitic kaiway, it le a on ay comluanding enilvence on tho uth Fork of the Assinibelne, Ge centre of a ural country, und Isat vivorous and prog town, ‘Thy porate numbers dow WO xoOnls, “Tho peonte five’ iu) tents and me houses, and well tots From $10 to ed ch, with plenty of purchasera, All oyen nro dixed on this latter canuidnte for public’ tavor, and prophecy exhausté Ltself in endenvoriog to picture the pavorama of unotuer year, in many respects: RLANDON ‘possessed exceptional advantages. It will bofor many yeurs to cope the base of Bupplics for ail thu country to the northwest, embracing Fort Elttce, the Upper Saskutchewan country, and tne mountain wiliing districté yet to be devale oped, Ite romantio situation will appoul to nny new comers tor the relief from the dull and dreary inonatony of the contiguous pralric vauntry. und it will be tha contre Of culture and Mivilizution for atl the surrounding country, Nobos inany tributary towns—STinuadose, City, Souris City, and a tlozen nore “citiva ih a chrywults state, tothe north and west, to say nothing of the Qu’ Apelle and [eaco: Aver countries buyond the distant horizon, A former letter provunted sume wenernl sine Haties touching the capabilitics of Muultobe AS A GIAINDPRODUCING COUNTRYS The average of twouty-aix und one-bull bushels uf wheat providts from Bt Vineent to Brandon, #13 miles, and throughout cho tributary ese: ty. Guts, potutocd, burloy, and all the tarm prodocdons of Dakota Hourlyh here, but in greater profugjan, | have heard diferent (heo- ries advanced to account tor this, Some bald Tout it ie due ta the uniformity of the suinmer weuthor, und othors tv the long eutomer duye, dt da probably due te a combluution of both, ‘Hut Ldo not agree with the alllelal document | sued by the Docalnion dovernne len eave Jy, and with the pondrous.wtupidity which chat aclerizes the avernyo Anulo-Canudlun olicial, #tates that * the xidguiar Fariltity of the soll of the Canadian Northwest bs doubtless due te the Urouplnns of the wild fowl! during muny centue rept” From Brandon to fat Portage, from a prairio to deup woods, a chin of beautltal lakev, whost Shores are Crlaged with jnnutucrable pine, and dprucu, and cedar, und the tordly poplar, ia ‘whose clear dcepthy the whitetish aud pe ‘al Misport themselves, yet dylug uf ennul because The Infrequent angler fa not more previoug with Dis temptivg bait; on whowe cali bosour float 40 untated nujesty iyriads of waterfowl, wild swan, duck, geese; on ‘Whong virgin banks roar 4 untruusmeled freedom MOOSE, DEK, BLK 5 ground whose preciucty tilt the gume birds of Tho Northwest, awaiting Wut the udvent uF tho Sportsmun tu prove tu wll wae cure te know low yery rich In wil the attributes oGneutth aud, sport this wonder(ul country is, ‘The Luke of the Woods, the very existenco of winch seemed In schoolboy ons iisort of says 4s found upou usrival bere to bo a very tang Umt while there's Ife there's | reality. Hut n fow yenrs ago it was knawn only ton few adventurous ploneers, Now. as | write, 1 look from iy window and seo tho new (ron Uritge of the Canadlay Paeitle Railway: xpiite ning Hts vorthern boundary. Tho iiteout Hauke is eitiuited on the bank of the nkeoind trom Uh HuzzA OO Minny SeeurY quite Jist enough, in het, ta make one wish for more, ‘This is Its grout charin. ‘The upper partot the lake fs dotted with Islands, Hfty of them at lenst, vharmipg natural sights for summer cottages, Asone proceeds down the Inko It insensibly witens, and is in places eighteen miles across UU Fatcon and surrounding Islands are reach Nere are Monument Island and Eakatawooned! ming, Sabnaketsing Buy, YELLOW GINL POINT, and ft hundred beautitul tslauds, ench with apeelil and lovely features of ita own, Procucd: (iw southwards on our prospecting Journey we fnully tenoh Bh Island, Rud here the ike stretches ont againgand it is sixty mites Crom shore to shore, The Inko is porunty wphes itn length, and ita southern arm Is lostin the Unlted Btates, Thnve before ing an ollictal may, but do not dare essay tho task of numboring the ishands shown thereon, There must be nt lenst 5,000, And then there is an outlege from tho upper cud of the inke on tho oust elde, emplying into Whito Fish Luke, The Government surveyors have retired frum tho task of numbering these islanus, It has merely thia legend engraved on its bosom; “PULL OF ISLANDS! Full of istange! Full of sport, full of come forton a summer dey. full of heatth, full of electricity and tho essence of restored vitality, aAndone may have un island for the nsking. Is itre the ndviniey yeunrds of elvitinecton, Noxt ye: \N at It will be possible to tuke the train at Chiengo, guy on Mouday, nnd step off the train here on Wednesday evening. 1 forbour from ropeating the throudbure platitudesot watering: plies and pleasure-resort cheonlelers. Here is Nature, and here a thousand istes on the bos of tha most striking body of gyater on the Ui tinent, For the rest come and plek out your island and be your own Roblnson Crusod ant tan Friday. So much for the charma that follow the smu tion of pleneure's Wand, ‘Thero are other mat~ ters of interest even among those virgin forests, Tunderwent a thrill of almost Calitornian ex: eltement when a resident: placed a pleco of qunrtz in wy hands and asked with evident pride, “'Thero! what do you think of that?" It WAS ‘ A GENUINE MT OF QUARTZIT with the inevitably stronks of fron pyrites and spots of native ore, an “Where did this como from 2" Lasked “About cight miles trom here, We think wo have a very well defined ledge, but whether it is the mother lode or not Lum ‘wot prepared to state.” “Havo you developed any of these propertics to any extent? “NO, Wo shave not; tho fuctisthere fs at thigthmo a question pending us to the pru- Reletoreblp 9 tho country. Whether wa fre in Manitoba or Ontario isan open question, and untilitis settied we do net enre tu tniperil enpital in an enterprise whieh is nvowedly tho nivst precurtous business in tho work.” Iwas struck with the unalesty of tho latter partotthe foreguing sentence, The idea of inning prospector xpeaking of mining as the Inost precarious business inthe world! J heard tho aawo remark from John W, Mackny once in Virginia City, Buthe bud outlived the excite. ment of hope In ite realiznon, and vould siford tutell the truth, But funey A PAUPER ALLEY CAPITALIST or an Arizona or Novada prospector making such an admivsion, Washoe Lill would have devoured no with his eyes and pinned mo with a burning gauze, and this ja what he would hive said under the eireutnstunces: “Look a hore, pard, PM xive you n polmteron the quiet. [like you. You look equar. You seo this cre plove of rock? eorraled that over bere on tho ruuge tho other day, and lnented Mt, and wil we want now le to form a company nid raive, Bay, 810,00 to do utitte work. On Mispiited land? In course. What o' that! We'll mike the doai bofore tho courts can git in tholr work and divide tha plunuer. Mil give youn chance, beckuse 3 Uke your jooks. Yor look sumer. Why, sonny. thore’s n furtr-feot vein on tho clalin, and it's rotten rich. Yo can mate ailllon outen the deal, Yes, yes, cortainly 1 Mquor. Dang wy skin bue tke your lopks!” HUY CUSTOMS DIFFEL More thoro Is no end of enterprise, but the ploneers of this new ompire always leave nit wpentyg in Uke opher-holeot conservatism Inte whieh Chey tay retire HO necessary. Wile ts a feature Inthe tcmperninent of the peoples He ty ho oll Kngiish leaven which enters tite tho unt~ ure of the Anwlo-Canudian. As iw imntter of Taet, aining here is only a prospect, and the people state tho fet us [t fs, Itat Portis 18 a neue with more, vigor that beauty, Jn this vicinity the Hudson's Buy Coins pany tsed to transport tholr supplies across a nurrow neck of Janda porture: Lt was wise famous plice for muskrate, wad still te, unt those ninuustn’ Attle crsscd aly passed ucruds thls neck of Jand from juke to luke on warllke ralds, or Vixits of business, or in quest of love, Henvo THE NAME RAT PORTAGE, : ‘Tho town. hus a ebartaiiy situation at the nend of tho lake, and was crowded ducing the seaguu Just passed with summer guests. People of dlvlicute fustinets object lo this too suguustive mime, and thore is a movement on Suet to change IE Kintred — Yerruce after Mr C.F. Kindrod, Assistant Land Conte missioner of the Craadian Paeite iilway, a HONUEMI Who possesses 4 very EUSItVE Ape Peoelation of the beautiful in miturc, and one whose largo imeuns would doubticss be uttized. to benutity the town and datuse an active spirit Into local’ sports. “There are so nuns lovely spots all around this lmodute neighborhood, wo many Sepustalls of yreater or Tess extent, 80 innny pools wud Corners tht ought te bo know of mon, that some one of means and luclinntion ought to bu tudueed to come forward and mike thom known, Our purty intonded makin an afterngon tour of the likes tuday, but the weather furbide It, Tho day ds raw und chilly, and portentour clouds Lover in the air. J bave given the aftere hon to : A HUNT FOR STATISTICS. and am onubled to inform you tht the contract, or the wlxty seven miles of read from: bere to tly River wall Use 1p ¥5,000,000, ‘Chore will be Frown 70,000 to 500,000 suirds of tiling lie certain places, und the tverfige cost of putting the line IN running order Will be F5,000n mite. A cere tala three miles will coat $huu,000! This ia a soingly of the diticulties of raitrond construc: Yon” across tio treacherous muskeys und throu the solid rock from this polit enstward. “ tow lomg wHL It take to finish thy roud Crom Ottawa to the Paulos E usked wt very intellte xont contractor this aftoruvon, “ Lower thin tho members of the syndicate WH Inet," be replicd, Thon he thought it over and moditied tne statement: tytde te wilt tike fully Nfteen yours, Tho syndicate bive erly nthousadd nites of road “to build from Lake" Superior cust, and thero wre some eit sducering diicalttes to overcome In that region, LOOKING AT THEIR CONTRACT with tho iovorninont from every standpoint, I have concluded that, notwithstanding they te ceive a tures land and inoney band, tt ty oe invre thin thoy deserve, There are a ood many possible Ananciat ditculties, aud nt the best the syndicate wnust exverienes vw COnSLANL Brain Upon thelr tuculties.” Aud then 1 wondered if Jay Gould would ever cross thelr path in the Hae: market, and If be eoukl injure thom it bedi, § bave always been suspicions of his Intentions tn thhs rexurd since tho New York Herald published the tamnous interview with hit, Jn which be stated anong other things that tho Canadian Puclie sohume wig tutte, A vrent mntay people of Wverage Intelligence babitunily copper ils statemenuts—mude for the boulit of the deur publle. Hat this enterprise ts ut bext stupendaud. Lhe syndicate aust make we hun dred millions or nothing. THLE TERMS OF SIE CONTRACT betweon the Dawinlon Government and the syndicute provido that tho farmer shill cous struct vertalu uulinished buctlons of tho riiiwuy: vaut of Crodd Luke, which i thirty-seven illes Westar this poiut, From lore to “fuunder Hay, on Lako Superior, {4 300 iniles, and the read is vow completed from the latter polut to Kayla iver, dixty-soven tciles cnet of this point. Phe Government contractora ure now at work closing Uils tink, ‘wontystwo mies are grided on tho uust end of the uncompleted link und twenty= Ave tuiles on the west ond, loaving twenty miles Yet to ve raded, Some vf this country presenta many dliivultics to the engineers, DUL These will be overcome gud the roud will be operated froin ‘Thunder Bay ta Brandon, 60 ities, by tho autuuin of 1680, not before, Then you muy took for somo big wheat whipmonts east vin Luke Hunertoc, Ub will not wll Ko there, fur the writig on tho | wall” dudieates hut this piace will haudle some of tho country's prolugta. Ibis se vory nituralto say of thia or that tocullty i hus the bust matical advautnios tu tne workd that JD retraly from repeating the Bterevtyped—lie, Suilice it thut (hore ts bere EXCE NY WATEIFPOWER, wilh a fall of cightuon feut to tho mile, and It fa practically tnexbuustibie, « Fruvtienl wuiters Inve recogulzed thid, anu there wilkba Woure inills built in this nelghborbood, And se the work gues on, diy and ulabt, Sundays and Mons days, und over day, without cessation, spanning the nurthorn cuntnont from oewith to oven, und bidding = fer | tbe corners celal supremucy oof this Western ward, And whit is this newer emplre, someting one Lurid.” with ite nzgressivonces, ite sturdy « tok reat What shalt ite future ber 2 have found au answer in a contemporary xketeh, or rather a gorles of wketches, the most truthful, Ube inust appreciative, the most tntulligent: that over emunated from un Bngtisa writer, i rotor to Josuph Hatton's “Today in America. io beers hite overy social and polities! condition tn fhe Stuted, and does ench ly turn Tull justice, Then he crogucs the burdor, q Tho Dominion of Canada covers moro than Sour mitlionsof geographical square niles, exe tending trum the Mthiitle on the East tg the shores ot the North Macitic an the West." Hs ext¥eme breadth on thu paride) of 4 degrees north intitude ts 4,060 yeogruphicat imiles, und the greatost tlepth from the must southern: polubor tio Province of Outuriv ta Smith's 01 fa the Polar regions, wal han 2400 miles. . 6. Canada bas aequired the gold and coul mines of tie Atlante and Puvitlc Conass, aud the enoriius cod ares ut tho Northwest, dn nine-tenths of the territory Included within the timiteut the Dominion tho winoral treagures have not been explored, bat gvidence at thelr vastness ty not wanting. The regione extending from Lake Supertor to the Pacitic, uveraging WOU tiles iin wide by 2,00) ble jin length, ure pecullariy. adapted tor agsicult- ure. ‘This splendidcountrs of British Columbia offers every VARIETY OF SOIT, AND CLIMATE, nid f4 cunnbte of nuypyvon ing nyretter number 4 | 5 ey the enjoyment of Hres while tp to Gi) degrees of north the sedsons, uwing to the warm winds fi . Devonshire pera datitude Sweden and Norway.’ This maxniticont commtey, wittered hy mnjestia atreains, stored with inineral trensures, is a very paradise, nwaiting tho suttior and the coldnist. Tho atenmier and the rail nat ore long carey willing amt worthy tennais to the vast wastes of plains nad rivers, miding lo tho strength and greitness of tho Dominion, whieh must one day stand In the front runk of we and power," ‘Thy clever Engilahman bis bit tho truth ina few words, THE WONDER 18 that he has gathered so much valuable infor nintion In so short a tine, And then inn clos. fog perarauion be ends to chapter: "To tho West! There ts wealth for everybody yonder ander bie skies and laws that are a premiutin to strength nnd Inbers sou may not stand on tho dignity of ndend nicestor there; yore must aniicer for yoursclf. Ut ta not, * Whnt are you— who was your father?’ theres itis What can you dof” If you can say, “I have a little money, and Tecan work ag well’ so much tho better, ‘The indepentence of a little money * brings tho wealthy future enror, that Is all: for the wealthy future ts a certainty to every Ue Honint, Intelligent, aud industrious man In the West,” Thee ure trite and noble sontinonts, and worthy thu uttention of the home secker of tho Peppious centres of the United States or furope: low vast ate the opportunitios in tho liltitabie West, and how gtorlous ita future, rearing a ponvaten of bardy sons and daughters, tho ome ofempire, and the ablding place of n nower elyilizntion, Ti, Be A SAUERKRAUT. The Favorit Teutonic Vegetable Compound, and How It Is Made. Its Superior Flavor and Bouquet— Chicago’s Ten Thousand Bar- rels a Year, An advertisemént setting forth that one Chl- enge Grin offered for gale i00 barrels of Rauere kraut would tend to show thit the manufacttro of and demand for thut dolectanle vegetable compound had attained to large dimenslous. A reporter who inade some Inquiries yesterday on tho subject found that this was indeed the enso, and that ft this, as ip 80 many other branches of inanifugture and commerce, Chicago was, as usual, ntend, ‘This city manufacturos and sells mere kraut thay any other city in the United States, fully 10,000 barrela boing handled bere every year, The reporter obtalued from one of the largest dealers In the artlele sumo Intorest- ing details as to the manufacture and cost, and the munner in whieh it shoutd bo trented so that its pecullar fragrance and flavor muy bo con- sorved, ‘ Jn ropiy ton question as to who used the nrtl- ele, tho dealer said that, while tho targeat con- sulers were, of course, tha German citizens, yet thore wasacoustautly fuvrensing demand from Americans. Tbe trouble was that the In nocovt sauerkraut was often biumed, on ie. count of fs perfume. Lust yenr bis tira mado ff sblpinent of # car-load to Missourl, and ina fow duys they ot a telegram trom the purchase er that the stull singlt so bad ho DIDN’Y KNOW WHAT IN THUNDER TO DO with 1 hoy replicd that sume Yunkeo must have passed Judgmont upon it, and recoumended him to call ina German expert. Ho «id so, tho Judge pronounced it good, and It was sold at a fulr protit. Much of the cabbago used in the manu- facture {8 grown i und around Chicago, purticulia in the viclilty of the Stovk- Yurds. ‘bls year tho = drouth and uthor cuuses huve ‘conspired to Jinit the sup. py. Much of the Chictgo product las beun shipped south, twSt. Louis, New Orleans, und pointy in ‘Tennessee, Where the cabbage flour ybes not. St. Louis makes some kraut. but ts deprudent on Chiungu. for the new uneteritl, Kraut is sold in barrels ef thirty gations and euskes of forty gallons, aod the domestic supply is he tiea ait by duportations from Europe, ‘This trin have now on the way 400 casks, each ot sixty gallons. frou Magdeburg, Germany, Owlng (0 the high prices provaillug here, the forgiun product can be lnid down in Chicago at figures competiug with tho domestia manutact- ure. ‘Tho truc German, kraut alse possesses certain qualities of Mavor and “bouquet not yet ettalned by the Anmerioun stock, und your trae Teuton althor makes a barret for bine seit or buys the Imported, although the Chlaago mitotifaetire is inuch better ton it was yours tigu, aud compares favorably with the other, THE PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE {9 very simple. cor ‘ake your catibaye, cut out tho which would muke tho ruut striugy ond len, and cut the remalnider inte lang thin . The tonger aud iore attenuated tho slices the butter the kraut, and connolssours vo for the Siva Hernhurdt variety every tine, Tho cut cabbage de pucked In barrels, after being wilted, and Is either munmed down with heavy wouden finploments or trodden down by henvy omen whose nother ftlinbs = are cased In rubber boots, Vhia does not wound very protty, but then it is a decided Jmprovemont over the nuke legs of the tuzatroul who tread: grapes ia. the Buropeng. wine-vils. ‘Tho kraut te packed mulls fv the barrels, Which wre then coppered up and a simul holo bored in the head to allow of fermontution, ‘This endures a week or tuore, according to the selson, and then the kraut is ready for sblp- ment or lnsimodlate consumption, Your kraut, strange aa it inny seem, fy a dell ent urtlcty to manage thebily, Outside barbne rhs, Unacaualoted with tts virtues, are xiven to treating (twith alt aud water—n gud mistake, All thut isnvedod to pruservo it in its nutive Dewuty and purity: is to press ft down In tho bi rel, 40 that Its own fqtiur wil cover it. ‘Tho uddivion of sutt water 13 ax ruinous to kraut og the admixture of hot water to whisky- neh way beld ta be by the Trisha, whose t that exhilarating beverage wis; inst tho sugiy, then the tomen, thon the whisky; 110 ovary trop uf water you pul In goes to spoil the pugch.”* THE TARIFE, Something should be sald about: tho price or seauerkraut. Tals your cabbage has sold for 0 to 12 cunts por tiead, but can now be bad, thanks to the recent rath, at from seven to nine cents, Refore the manifold virtues of kraut were ns wuloly known us now tt gold iu years of plouty al trom €3 to 4 per barrel, but the wholesuly price tod ny jaubout $11.00 per barrel of thirty wiliona, Tho rato bus boon from $7 to $0 por barred at wholowate, und in those Areddian days the kraut retalled nt W cents per quart. Thle year tho retall prico will range froin 14 to 2 tonts. Dry wether, the ruviurcs of worme, tho consequent short crop, Increasing dumand’ for Une cabbage in its native Stato and in the forur of krunt bave shoved up the price, Kraut ig youd, elther raw or cooked, and, like thy beun of Boston, the cook nist Know bow to. trent it. ‘The Germans generally boil it with fut meat, aud lurge quantities are thus troated in Chicago, put up in threcspound = cuns, and shipped to the Torritorics and the minitg dig- trict, ‘There is no waste about sauerkraut, for the reporter's Informint—a German sad youll Judge of tha artiole—siid that the otftener it Was cooked the moro delleate und tonder it. bes came. Hesides tno lucge fuctorica wuguged in the mnnufacture here toany uf the Gurmun grocers and thousands of private families make thelvown winter supply us rullglously ue tho <ltnerican housewife cans the tomatoe or pres Serves thd peach. ‘PRESIDENT GARFIELD, BY HENRY W. LONGFELLOW, FB veunt dal martirio @ questa paces? ‘Those words the Pout heard Jn Paradiso, Uttered by one who, bravely dying here In tho truo faith, wae living in Liat sphere Where tho Colusthil Cross of kueritice Boreal ite protecting arms uthwart tho skies; And, sct thereon, ike Jewels erystal clear, The wouls muguuvlmuits, that know not fear, Flashed thelr etlulgence on bla dazzied eyes. Ab mol how dark tu discipline of pata, Were not the suftering followed by the sense OF Inlintt vost and Intuit retvawel ‘This fs our consolation; und viguly A great soul cries to 1s in our susponses Tonnes from unarty sidan unto this peuces"” CAMMINUGE, Mass, Bupt, 20, 183), —New York didependent. a Tho Census in Tndl Tho humors and diticultiey of the census in Indu have already been deserived wt sone length, Tt muy be worth white uddlug that they were brought 10 un end with the conclusion of tho cnumeration, Ou the Wb of July some eeures of native clerks were on; dd in compile Sug the returns in the Culeutta Town-Hall, te iter the guntrdignehip of somo forty constables, when a disturbunce arose, the urigla of which Is sited to huve beeu “the slippering of wv Brain clerk by a pollccinan fir an olfonsiy ugilust the reyitations.” The constaoles used their stleka Creely und tho clurks tholy chairs, vulers, und Inkstiuds; every Hight article in the hall was brokep and several thousand census te lurus were destroyed, necessitating ou nuw eniinoration i tuuny lstrich - ‘Tho intnor cusualtles were iinuinerable, and four clerks, upon whom the vonstables seer to buve cine pluyed the oveldental clu rathor than tho aris ental dllpper, bud to be taken to the hospital fur surgical treatment, a * A friend to tloh and poor 6 Brown's Its ters. They atreugtbou ang heal, feats tron 3 of the Pacifiy, are moro, menial thin those of: THE COURTS. The Testimony in the Johnny Lamb Burglary Case All in. Paddy Guerin and Pete Stevens Swear that © Sheeny” George Confessed “'Cronking*’? Race. Obadiah Huse Called On to Account For and Turn Over Certain Moneys, A Vessel-Owner Asks to Have His Liability Limited— ; Items, THE LAM CASE, At the opening of tho Criminal Court yestors dny morning tho prosecution aunounced that tholr only reinalning witiess in tha Lamb cago was not yet in court, whereupon the defertse stunted what would be proven by the wit- nesses Stovens and Guorin. The counsel thon argued the legulyy of the Introduce tion of testhnony gxomg {to show the ex- {stenco of a strong motive to induce Ucorze Freeman to testify nas toe thé guilt of Lamb, aud, on tho othor hand, of allowing the dofetise to put Freeman on tritl and ‘convict. him of a erie without giving him an opportus nity to defont blinseif. ‘The. Court ruled in fuvor of admitting the teatimony of these wit+ nessea, not fur tho purpose of showlug who was tho murdorer of Oliver ace, but for the wurpose of showing that Freennin was an fn- credibte witness, he hoving mude certatn states tnents to these witnesses, and afterwards, when in court, having denied making thom, ‘Tho jury was brought into court, and Georgo Freonun was further cross-examined. He said that be bad not mnie to Peter Stovens, bis cell- mate, nny-proposivion to break out of junit; that ho had not bad a key made with which to open the cell-door; that ho had made ndrawing ona stip of paper, at Lumb's suxgestion, of the kind of akey necessary to open the door; that be had given tho drawing to Drisvoll, who had an iron key made, and one of Lamb's frlonds brought tho key to the Jail fn his slipper, but Lumb refused to ullow the key In his cel! ‘and put it off unto witness, One uf the prison= ers took tho key, and, in trylime to it it to the door, broke off one of the prongs, when witness upped the key down a pipe in the water-clos Olicer Liugblin was reealled woh cross-c: amlned. Ho wud thut about tho fine he ave rested Lamb the newspapers were connecting Lamb's name with tho Hico murder, Tho Polico Department had conceived tho iten that Land was one of tho guilty parties, aud were working from that basis, Tho prosecuvon called Ollicer Augustus Swan- 801, who swore that, whilo tuking Lumbto Jalt in October, 1878, Luin totd him he could prove where bo was on the ovenitg of, the inurder, and when witness usked hin if he was pot at the corner of *Mudison strect and: Fifth venue be- tween Bund Pou'viock he repiled that hu wad in ‘saloon nt that corner tuking a drink, butween 7 and §o'eluck, ‘Tho defense enlled Lowwls Longinetta, who swore that ho was tn tho stluon nt the corner of Kinzio and Kingsbury streots ont twenty minutes “to 10 o'clock (on the night Olticer Tie was murdered, Ho thero fond Luinb, Melvin, and anuther imi. Witness was we that) =o pince = ottu, burrow on grunt to go hunting Snturduy night. On cross-exutn- atton bo ndinitted having worked for Lurnett, driving 0 gray horse and Express wagon, ‘Nhe court here took a recess until = o'clock, Upon the reassembling of court, tho detense recalled Gileer Shanley, who swore Chit ho lett Oilleer Itace on State street at twenty-five mins utes after? o'elock, and the abot was fred with- in the next tive miuntes. Charice McCarroll, a tug Captain, swore that ho was married Get. J, 1804, and an the alghe of Oct. A wie in the suloon uf his moth- ereln-law, at Kinzie and Kingsbury streets, and saw Lainb thera n few iioites after Lamb and others drank with fin on tho weddlug. Witness und & tugiiin named Hogan went to Peter Utt'a ailoan, hud a gluss OF Wolusbcer, and, while Hghtliug st cigar, he tooled ut the clouk, whiel hung Just wbhoye tho lighter, und it was twenty minutes of 10, On tho cros+-exaninndon tho witucgs tidinitted knowing Lamb, Larnett, Durphy, Melvin, aud Driseolt. Ex-Detcetive Leander Hauler swore that he was on the police forces tn T8ig, and brought Sheonoy George trons Bt Paul. and that bo tolik witness thit be hid better blow bts (George's) brings vut than being him duek te Chicago, Patrick Guerin wore that ke wes nw "dos fog" an elght-yeur sentence ia the penliontlary wtJolet tor grand dareeny; tut on the night after tho killing yf Olticer Huco witness uid dobn Ityan met: George Freemun somewhere Just porth of the river, when George asked wit- ness for some money uid ho gave hin $10, Goorge tall bin he inst hive $15 tore, ad be had croaked" Otlear Race and hud te got aut oftown, Witnoss then tried to wet buck the StU, telling George to got avvay, we ho did not wit any tiing more to dy with tim, ‘On tho cross-uxuminntton witness sald ho bad buon four times convicted in the Criminal Court of Cook County for fareony, und once at Gules burg for roving a bank: Uatho wad now 2d yenrs ofl; that bo hud known faunb elghe or nino yenrs, und had nssisted him with money wud other things white In tho Juil swatting tril for tho murder of Oliver luce, John Ryan swore that he wus with * Paddy" Guorly xt the time of tneetligshoency George, nnd corroborated * Paddy” in the dotaily of that incldent. Ov the cross-oxamlontion, he adimlt~ ted having been twice convicted to the Criininal Sourt. Licut. Honfleld testitted that be was Aasisant Antler forsoveral months, and knew sheeney George, and would ot bellove hint dider oath. Peter Stovens swore that be was an dinmuate of the Jollet Penitentiary, serving a fourteen-yeur sontence for manslaughter. He wia a cellemate of George Freeman white contined in the ul, atl Freeman bud contesyed tohim that he killed Unleer lace, Witness adinitted, on crosg-oxtininution, that he bud killed bls wife, nud was toll by the Stato'a- Attorney that be bad butter go buck, Tho defense here rested their case, and court Adjourned untit 10 o'clock thls marniiug, counsel wil muko thelr arguments before the Jury. A DELING LT TREASURER, Tho Woman's Educational Ald Association, of Evanston, yesterduy ted a blll agalast Obadiuh Huse, affectionately asking bint to neeuunt for suing monoys clalmed to be In bis hands which botong to it, The complalaint states thut it 16.0 Denovolent organization, organized for the vitre nose of helping young Jadies obtaln au edueu- tion, and successor of another eimilar organize tion known as the "Ald Fund Comsnitece.” Unse was, during Its existence, the Treasurer of the Intter fnatitutidn, controtling its entire fairs, und tovk tho titte to all the prop- urty required by ton bis = own mune, | Amon other = things = charged against bin, wre these: List on tho 26th of Supe tember, 1872, he took the title to Lot 15, Hlook 1, of Carpenter's Addition, from Abraham Suydor, who doeded it tu the Ald Fund Comuittoe, an then sold ie ta tho Chicago, Milwauken & St. Vant Railroad Compuny for $13, and received Uo proceeds, Ln 1874 Ituse was cloctud Prosl> dent of the Hoard of Trustees of the uasovin- tou, and, professing great interest in ite wf: Tule, Kindly took charge of its property, vol looting the the rents due it from the collage cot- tage and other valldings in Evanston, After a tine, be made a return Of the amount he received © frum the rallraitd cots pany, but by geome temporary mental Aberration, porhups, represented the amount at $1,000, wud put the roruatnatg, 26 In his own pocket, Hu never gnye uny detailed statements uxcept just bofore be resigned, but was in the buble of giving An necount mn gross, and, some- what singulirly, found the association was hte dobted ta bln, 1876 tho UMNOUNE Was $239.33; in Weis oniy G9 conte; ia 1877 BL20; in B10; and ta 18 87, Tho association put such faith in bias that it always trusted his statements.and passed them os correct, bat, nbout the tine of bts resignation, it teurned, with —wnfeignod sorrow, that obo nl charged items up twiee, and bad been wullty of divers otbor little irogularitica not known to regular bookceping, all of whieh tended strongly ih his own tuyar, ‘The cote walnaut bas repeatedty asked for gpeolile wu counts, but hus never succecded “In geting them, and How churzes that Sr. Huse bus bee wullty oF houcta of fraud as render an ace counting necessary, Tt olferé to pay anything tt inuy owe bho, und, iu return, asks that he muy be compelled tu abow where the €2,155 went to, that big books may be eleosed up in uccordunce: with the yulyur dnd common-plico rules used by bugliessern and that be be vompulled to pay over tho mmount found due trom bi to tbe uasoctution, UNITED STATES COURTS, Apetition wus fled yesterday by Wiley MM. Egan to Hiatt ble liability #4 vesucl-owner, Ho uy that be is the solu owner of tho schuoner Ueorgu Murray, On the Mth of October, 1880, 0 collision occurred on Luko Michigan, southweet of Polnt Wauzosbance, botween tho propeller Cuntsteo and the schooner George Murray, ‘The sebooner bud 1,167 tons of coal, consigned frpm Buttale to Chico, and tho Beeriter. wun olny te Buffalo with) on full sears Sfeurn, “ho veloone: was xecatiy dainaved, white the peunolice, wits go diiubied that sho rain into shoal water and sank, becoming u total wreck, ‘Tho schooner pursued ber voyage, but on the 10th of October Lollowlny, while lying at unebor at North Bay, Woecousin, she was put jute by another schooner and agalu tujuredt. The owner claitna that both or these alvusters occurred on the sume yuyeze end before the ' achoonor reached her port of destination, Thera fire nunieroue claimants on account of the loa of the vargo of the prepelion, and namerous sults will be brought. The viiue of the prope ho yatoe of thy sehicter he Inttur row wishes to. tule nilvantnge of the wet entitled “An At to tnt tho Habllity of ship-owners and for other pure poses,” passed Ma 3, 1K, Ho asks that the schooner may bo Apardieent and ho be allowed to xivo bonds for tho appraised valuc, for the benefit of all tho claimants entitled to compan sation, and that then he and thia vessol may bo dischnrged from nit further liability. A. I Gratam fled na bill sertorday ngainst Wililam Dering, to restrain tin front sing 9 peatene, for an improvement in harvesters lasucd Feb. 11, 1868, to complainant, STATE COURTS, J.D. Marstiall bozan a sult yesterday for $1,000 against John W. Stevens and Oacar thirger. Jamos Vick sued J. It. Fogg aud W. 1%. Valon: tine for $1,000, Daniel Richter brought sult for $2,000 against Lachmann aud Chirles Summerfeld and Samuct Waulfanays, Huckner & Coulson commenced a sult agninat A, Lieberman, to recovor $4,000, Barnett Simon and Sam Goldblum sued tho Chienyo & Northwestern Rallway Company for 81,00, A If. Clark sued Matthew and Joho Holyor for CRIMINAL COURT. In dudgo Jameson's branch of the Celminal Court yesterday William = Kallor was found mulity of having stolen some cotlin-triimmings, nnd was sent to tho House of Correution for ono year, ‘Thomnaa Reese was convicted of breaking into Wirtz’s furniture house, on Wabish avenie, nhont alx weeks igo, and was given a your in tho ponttenthiry, Two boys, Join Dutton and Pat Clifford, cama heforo the court with pleas of guilty to petit Inrevny, and the formor wis aent for ono yeur to tho House of Correction and the lnttor to a year and a halt in tho Reform kehool. Guatave Manly was tried for stealing a borso from « pasture at Lyons and attempting to soll it. ane Jury was ‘out at the adjournment of court. PROBATE COURT, Inthe estate of August Williams, deceased, lotters of administration wore issued to Margue ret Willlams, under bonil for $3,000, In the estute of William Kirchhoff, decoased, letters of ndmlnistration were granted tu Sophia Kircbholf, unkor bund for $8,000, . rrEeMs, Judge Blodgett witl have an admiralty term in Novembe: Judge Gardnor yesterday granted a deeree of divorce to Helen itames fiom Ilenry Romes on the ground of desertion, and to Jonebim D, Horn from Louise Horn for the saine cause. Judge Tutcy granted divorces to the follow: Ing: Annie Bixby, from Lorenzo D, Bixby, on the ground of drunkenness; Willinin Sinn, from Agnes A. Munn, for desortion; and James Connick, from Kate Connick, for drunkenness, Judge Jameson xranted u divorce to Charles Erhart from Amanda Erbart for adultery, and we Foul Urersch from George V, Brersch for adultery. Judge Rarnim granted n decree to Henrlotts Klein from Jacob Klein on account of bis con- fried bublts of eruetty. JUDGMENTS. Surriuio Covir — Conresstons — Sprague, Warner & Griswold va, Patrlok Egan, $63.25. dJuvor ANTHONY—Edwin Edwards vs, Ponn- sylvunin Company; verdict, $200.20, and motion for new trial. Jupay Ssitit—Maguic Scantin vs. W. F. Hairs verdict, $100, and motton for now trial, TIME CALI, Jupoy Drumsoxp—[u chambers, Juvay BLoparrr—Veremptory call of chan cory: calendar Nos. 2 to 4 inclusive. No, 2, National Feathor Duster Company vs. Hibbard, on trlut. y Appentaty CountT—Nos, 14, 20,291,222, No caso on heuring. duvar Gany—Assista Judge Anthony, ease on trl Juvar SsutH—No preliminary call. ‘Trial ealt term Nos, 2,748, 2.70, 2,076, 2200, 3,000, 1,024, 3,048, HUGU OW, 10. No. tH, Sem va. Guthrie, on ul, JUDGE WILLTAMSON—Assists Judgo Smith. No, a4kU, Lanter vs, Luucr, on trial. "JUDGE GAMLNER—Nos, 384 to 307, 997, 400, 407, 1. 416,20 418, 420 to 422, 428 to 446.) No Nog. 31, 82,und. 3, on Judge No, 20, Graf vs, Graft, on hearing. JVDUE Roaurs—No- firelinn taney call. ‘Irlat Lt be BO, 2d, Pill a, Bez, Tit, Ht, SBT, SU, SU, SONI}, 2, 349, S00, Big. ""Fussed case, No. iv, Field vs. Plezer, on trlal. Unie MunaN—No call taday. No, 40, Chien fee Sllwaukes & St. Paul Kullroad Company ys. tee, on tell, Jubae HAWERs—Nos, 2, 05, The 42,7. No. 7, Mnuku vg. North Chleugo Ralling-Min- Com: pany, on tell, Jupay CoLer—Nus. 13, 14, 15. No caso on heuriuy. + JULIE TAMESON—Nos, THI to 18, dupGe BARNUM—No. 3 on tral. jae f Tite Seid, id, G5, B48, 280, M2, BS, Be, 2a, i ENGLISH. SYMPATHY FOR AMERICA, . to the Editor of ThetChicago Tribune, Sr. JAses’ Cuuncn, Crtrcago, Oct. 1W.—f think your readers ty be interested In the following extracts from a copy of the Western Morning Newey, an Engliah provincial paper of the blebest eluss, which 1 have Just reeulyed. On tha duy of Progident Gartlotd's death Its London corres spondent writes thus: Gon, Garticl!'s death occurred just as tho Londun papers were yong tu pregs thls morn day, su tht ut broaktuat we knuw nothing of it, Buc one tad only to yo outalde tho doer to hear the uuws, and ut the rallway stutlons tho excite- INCHt was intense. A few decond editions of the Peuwy papers Lind been gont along atl the Inetropolitan and suburbau ned, and, though they conutaiued nothing save what every. body was talking ubout, thoy wore fouyht for aud fought over by competing pur vhueers, The oxcitemunt was not so great 8 that caused in London by the death of Prosl- dont Lineuln; the sympathy, bowever, was far Kreatoc, On April 15, 1805, Buglish fecling still ran bigh against American and all things Amort can, Lincoln's doath, ou the duy after we pul been sturticd by the pews of bis nsdasiuation, tied the town with nstonlahinent aod perploxity. w people know what would tappen. Rumors ran wild, But tho death of tho President now hus Deon expected; thore was No excitoments the event buntly touched that barometer of public feeling the Stock Exchange, Yet this is, 1 bolleve, the first tine hour histury when the deuth of the ruler of another nation bus been taken go mich to heart, Wher the Caner was. nedtelnated Wore wus nolthor excitement nor No vatoniabment, Mty was foit for bia tate, but there | wus very little sympathy" save for’ tho Duchuss of Evinburg. Lhe aeath) oof tho) Emperor Nuapeleun Il, moved ua more; but gale 6 wus, fora widow and an orphan, Mixed feelings provatied when the Prince Tinperlal died. Mur today there is only one feoltuy—of campiete and Utter syinpatby for Mrs, Gurtleld, for tho Anier= jenn peonty, for nil who are aifocted by the rea ident’s death. Il watched the telling of tho nows ot ny rallway station Inthe suburbs, und, sigce the death of the Princess Alice, hover sw any thiug diko ff, vor for any but members of our own nuttonnilty bas there ever bean anything liky, it. ‘The senso of exnsperation, in some cues rising alinost to rage, whieh was Ox pressed At the thought that such a thing as Gulteau should sluy sue ninan as Gariicld, enabled one to understand how th Amerten there ts tatk of Wwaring the wroteled neevsin limb from tind, For the first thing slnco tho Deoliration of Indo- poudence the Engllsh-apenking races tind them. selves united by a counon sulrow, Ju ble totter of the following day aro these two parnagruphes Gurtlold's death stilt agitates Loniton, ‘Today tho Vines appears with u iin border, and thus, returning toun ulmost obsolete ‘practic, olfers & compliment to the States which fa likely" tobe much appruclated, Note of the other py pers imitates the leading Journal. ‘They ice wulf-ashuinud, a8 most Knglishinen ary, of dis- playlug such emotions, They wl, however, speak to thu dame high strain of regret. Nor has Mat regret veen lessened by aduy's interval, ‘Phare {4 percopubly: dn the very strcots a towers ny, of the mudtonit payely. ‘fhe Queun’s telegram haaono touch In tt—a touch of nuttire Which, alps ws it ts, ued straizht to the heart, buch u touch as, when she abandons thy formal styl, tho Queen usually commuunicutes to ber brief anneuncomonts, It fu with deep yrlef that | and my children have learnt tua sud wows." Buys tho tulegran to Mra, “Gartleld. itis nothing to the wnisymputhotio; bue tho widow with bor ows ebitdren mourning uround bor will understand what these three wonls, “and my children," conilug fro a royal hung, itevit widowed, siignity:. A Turimalits, by Head threo words, fy clovited te an attuir of eutt, ‘Thoso words will servo (o deopen our senso of tho oxtent and charuoter of England's sympathy with America's grout Burrow. “Your obudlout servant, F, Countsey. $< ' WHAT'S IN A NAME, New York Spirit of the Tones, Ex-Cloy, Bowle, of Maryland, the owner of the famous rave-horse Crickmore, while pleasantly chattlng with the mannging part ner of a heavy advertising firm In Baltimore, Was sainewhat surpriied by the question ad- dressed to hha whether he would bo willing to uraut the privilege of rechristening his favorit horse for the aun of 85,000, ‘The of- for, cortulnty u tempting ane, was courte: ously and thankfully declined, It Is burely hecesairy to siigKest that 1f the proposition had been accepted, the great Crickinore would for the future add new ang brighter Justre tu the fume und popularity of St. Jacobs Ol, BOURNES AT BAR. The Raverend Gentleman Trial for Unministerial Conduct. on Falling to Pay Hi Debts, and Not Handing Over Monoys olleotad, A meoting of the Chicago Hreabytery was beld yesterday In tho McCormick Hullding, the Rev, 3.1, L. Soule presiding, The all-important mutter to come before the body was 4 TRE TUMAL OF THE REY. Tt. 1 HOURNEKS on tho charge of dlshonesty In Dusliess trans: avtions, In tho first place, when the minutes were read, thoro was n qucation raised nato thoir correctness regarding tho record of tho trintna far ne it had proceeded, 'This question wis rolacit by the detengu, but twas Nnatly ad- Justed Ina inanutr satisfactory all wround, Tminadintely atter tho mlinttes had boen ap- Proved Judge Hibbard, one of the proscautors of tho accused brother, read anew draft of tho charges and specifications against tho latter. ‘Theva worn Wdentical In substance with tho orig- inat charges and apuelilentions, belog siinply changed ton proper technical forin. The nmented Jrate was substituted for tho origiual, ‘The former instrumont stated that tho offenses chargoil against Mr. Bournes had only “recently become flagrant,” althourh the dates of the respeutive allegud offenses were yours back. ‘Tho Ney, J. 11, Walker, for the dofonse, moved to strike out certain specifications on the ground Umut thoy wero BAUNED BY THE LIMITATIONS OF TIME, and also by the fuct that a suiletont number of witticeses “bil not Ucer tuned to prove the allegations, ‘U'his motion was thosame 1a tho one nude by the defense Just week wuen tho original churges were up, Tho motion was lust yesterday ag it was tho first timo, «In tho discussions whieh had taken placa thus far Dr. Patterson bad) tuket nn oecasional part, he bung 0 menber of the court, but not representing . cither the prosceution or de fonse, ‘To this, tha Kev, J. °M. Wore ml, for tho defense, objected. Ha ine sisted that inasmuch’ ts Dr. tattoraon wns arguing In favor of the progecntion, he should be placed on the proscenting comultten, or clea take no purt dn the-discuastun, The talk which tollowed was stronely againat. tho dealro of Dr. Worritll, and 1 motion allowing: freo Uiscussion was tially passod. Dr. Worrall sald bo could not yn on with tho ease If the Presbytery insisted upon treating the defense ft such an vnfair inanner; and then he changed bis sent to anothor part of the room away from the defendant and Dr. Wilkor, Tho Roy. Dr. Coburt suggested that two hours had alrendy been wasted ti quibbling, and that there would he a very thin Prosbytory at the close of the tell if budiness was not disposed of ‘aster, De, Watker suggestedthat thoro wus trendy 9 very thin attendiurco—thnt it wasn shame tint outof about 0 ulembers only about twenty were prosent. He protested agninat the contin= wanes of the trial until a larger attendance could be secured. There belny twenty-one mombers presont— muuen thine 4 unopuRt=-De- Walker's protest was nvnlt, Thus far the defendant had not pleaded to tho indictment or charges aguingt him, and Judy iibburd took ovcnstun to observe thut the prog. ecution was ; ANNIOUS TO ITAVE TIE DEFENDANT AI- RAINED, Mr. Bournes said be did not want to plead un- til the court fad reconsidorad its nevion by which frvo discussion wus allowed, and by wlitelt Dr. Worrall was driven from tho case, ‘Lho defond- anteven protestod against such hainperine of hls counsel, Jurlzu Hibbard said he would ask for x decla- jon Bemis the defenduutif the latter refused a plead. Some little wrangilog followed, and nothing dletntt bad been reached whon, about 1 o'vlock, tho Presbytery, or court, adjourned for one our. ‘Tho afternoon session was oponed with prayor by tho Itev. Mr. Burr, and tho triat was then provesded with, Mr, Lamont moved, to gratify the defense, thut tho motion by which freu dlacusslon was wllowed tic reconsidered, Uhis motion wita care ried, und then Dr, Patterson moveil to liy tho whole matter on the table, whieh Intter motion wha also carried. Dr. Worrall, howovor, still kept nloof from the defense. But Mr, Dournes su fit to plead, aud his ple was “not gules.” MI WILLIAM C. ARAY, editor of tho Tnterfur, was tho first witness culled, [fe stated, befarc Having any testlinony, that he wanted le tundetstoud that he bad no personal spite nyainst the dufendant—was not actuated by uspiritof revenge or anything of that kind, "Then bo proceeded to tell hia story. Heo suid that in is72 the defondunt fiduvod him. to tnke up a couple Uf imurtgage notes Tor 2,000 which detendant had given in purt payment for a farm, the notes. beng purchased ftom Mra, Aun Garrett. Tho notes were not paid when duo, and withess, at defendant's request, fore. elused oon the morignge und bought in Ute property, Liter 9 settlement wits bad which “foft witnoas still ‘in possession of defendant's note for efendant ropeatedly refused to pay this note, and wis Dauily suud by witness. On tho day sot for the triatoft the sult defendant visited witness ind Intuaged to detain him go long that the euit wag dlamissed ot tho pluintill's cost, the cause gotng: by defintt, Defondunt’s lawyer was it court attending to the cuse while defendunt was de- talning witness, Witness never received pay- inont for the tote. Mr. Gray then told qbout defenaant having Yorrowol money from hig Wefendant's) sister, 0 Mrs, Hendersot, and neglecting to pay bor ex- opt by means of borrowing money on a hate, ‘which notu Mea. Henderson ni to pay. . Lo puy: the note she borrowed monoy from witness, it wita brought out in the cross-uxatnination— and Dr. Wozratl bad come buck by this thio— that tho witness hu considured tho property on whieh ho held the mortguge notes us euillulont kecurity; that ho bad churged n higher rate of Interest thin Mra. Garrett hed charged; and that the g0 whieh defendint owed was for costs arising aut of the proceedings for w tora clustiro. Tho witness hid sald, too, that defend. wot bad borrowed from his brother, Paul Bouraes, snout moncy to puy tho notes for 2,000, and thut, fustund of paying thom, he had Invested the maney In rent estate, Witness aid Ea the area axa lination that he had only been old this, MRP A. GHONGH, tho noxt witness, testilled that lust January Mrs. Henderson enguged bint to collect a note for from defendant. Payment of the note wis repentedly refuyed, and tinully Mrs. Houderson indorsed tha note over to wituess, the Jattor i+ tending to commence anit, The Indorsement Was shown to dofundant whe promptly put the note In big inguth and destroyed tt, Defondant learning that ho bad commitiod a vary arave vittense in destroying thy nute bad eifected 1 compromise with bls sister and witness, THE RBV. dU. TROWNRIDOE, one of the cuinmittco appolnter to investigute the rumors eet the dorendunt, stated that dufendant tid neknowledged to him tha truth of the charge relative to destroying Uso note, aud bad not denied tho truth uf thy charge thut he bud colleoted money purporting to be tor miss slonury work at cho .County-House, but whieh wits really appropriated to bis own use, Witness had seen the subseription-bank, hat coukl nut givo tho nutes of uny persous who bud aub- serlved. ‘Tho hook showed defendant to hive eon Indorged In his work by the Y, A.C. A. Neu rotary and by Me, John V, Farwell, The book was aukud by the prosecution to bo raduced, but the dofense declined to produce decking that they tad «good rouson for not doing Hu, but that they would! nor belo tiny: rod won Unters the prosecution Iuslated. ‘The prosu- eutlun Wid not iuaist, und go tho noxt witness wan onlled. ‘This next witness wus Mite 1 T. WEES, .tha attorney, Witness was on the dusepngating committea with the Roy, Seuasre, ‘Trowbridge and Davis, and waz present when, one dny, dir, Journos was rin bated corner somewhere and Qqueationed as to tho truth of the rumord against ttt. Mr, Helm started to tell rwhat the conversar tion was that tho committeo bad with the uo. cusod, when the Itev, dr, Swazey sugwosted that the conversation bud been In tho nutire of 4 contldential one, anit that it would bu unfair to thke advantage of the defendane by stating bee Tore the court whut bo tulght bave said cone Raduntahy to the committoy, Tho Rev. vr, Kittrodye took tho sume view of the enue, and along speeen by Dr. Walker and a general dis- cusslon Loliowed, ly tha defendant, hie edundel, und tho cou were requested to retire white the caurt con. sidered the matrer, De, Kittredge poke atrongly ugalust admitting the testinony, but iewas no Uso; tho mojority wasagiingt bin, And, afturall, Dr, ‘Trowbridgo’s teatiuony bad been beard, Witness resumed bis tostimeny; stated that be bud acon tho “subsorlpdion book In ques- ton, and that its puyus showed defendant to” have been collecting money in vartous nmounts from tho yeur 1871 to tho early pete of tho prou- ent. Defendant bud uoknowledgel to the com. mittec that ho tad not ministered at tho Couns ty-House ur Hospital for live years, aud thut lately sho bad not. been giviug any Money to tho Mev. Mr Paynter, who bad AG one tne been doln palsalauinty work ‘in the county institutions. Defendant told committoo tbat part ef the money be bad taken in puyment for bia own servicus, and that tho bulance he had given to the deserving poor or missions, ‘The detonge tried to show in the crosé-exame ination that defendant bad boew autoorized by the Presbyterian Associution to sollult - auh- acrlptions for aburituble purposes, Witness, however, cuuld notglye any information on that nit. verao court now adjourned to 0:10 ofelcok thin morning, It bud been in session nearly alx hours, moat of which tine bad been tuken up ia dlscusslons, ————— A bottle of Dr, Bull's Couxh 8: ft save large ductor bills, Price EY Poi cae ‘sorves our sel for the prosecution | we RADWAVS REMEDIES, HEALTH IS WHALT) Health of Body Is Wealth of Mnf RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian RESOLVENT, Pure blood makes aound flesh, strong bo: aclearakin, If you would lave sour fev ied your bones gound, without caries, and Hoxton fair, une HADWAY'S BAL: TAN RESOLVENT. ‘OUT vom, JAANE, A Grateful Recognition, “To ouron CHRONIC or Long Standing Di ‘onso fs truly a victory in the beallug art; thy reasoning power that clearly discerns Doteq and supplios n° remody; that restores alep step—by degreca—tho body which has been, Slow. Jy attackod and woukened by an insidiousdy, cua, not only cominants our respect but de ratitude, Dr. Hudway tas tap nished mankind with that wondortul remedy, Radway'’s Snraapnriliian esolvent, which ef compliahos tuis result, and pulfering tuinanity yybo drag out an, Sxiatonsy of bain and disenig, rough tong days and long ni ow tholr grntitide."--Atedtcal Afeaengon et Oe Uh FALSE AND TRUE, Wo oxtract from Dr. Radway's 4 Dusensoand lis Cure, natollomae, reatse LIST OF DISEASES CURED BY RA DWAY? A) Sarsaparilian. Resell Chronlo Skin Digonses, Caries of tho Bane, Au mora }n the Hlvod, Serufulous Disenses, Bad or Unnatural Hnbit ot Body, Syphilis nd Venere Fevor Sores, Chronio or Old Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Rickota, White Swelling. Scald Head, Utoring Affections, Cankers, Glandular Swellluga, Nod Wastlug and Deeny of tha Body, Pimples Utotches, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bi dor Disoases, Chronio Hhoutnatism and Gout, Consumption, Gravel, and Caleulous Deposits and Varieties of the above complaints to whiey, sometimes are ziven specious names, Wo nasert that thore is no known remedy that possesacs the curntive power over these digonses that Radway’s Resolvent furnishes. It curesates Uy step, surely from the foundation, und restores 10 injured parts to tholr sound condition. Thy wastes of the body aro Btopped, and bealthy blood ta supplied to tho system, from which naw rontorial ia formed. This ta tha first corrective power of Radway’s Ktesolyent. 1n casos whero tho syatei bns beon salivated, and Meroury, Quickallver, Corrosivo Sublimate, have accumulated and become doposited in the bones, joints, etc, causing eitries of the bones, rickets, spinal curvatures, contortions, white swellings, varicose veing, dtc. the Sarsaparitis will resulvo away those deposits and extermi> nate tho virus of tho digcaso from tho system, If those who are taking theso medicines fot tho cure of Chronic ‘Serofulous or Byphilitia cases, howevor slow may Lo the cure, “feel bet- ter," and find thoir general health improving, thoir fiesh aud welght inercasing, or oven keep: ing Ita own, It ts 0 sure alyn that tho cttre fa pro gressing. In those diseases tho patient either gets botter or worse—tho virus pf tho discus ls Rot inactive: if not arrested and drivon from the blood it will spread agd continue to undermine tho conatitution. Agisoon ag the Snraapucilla makes the pationt “feol better,” every bour you will grow better and inereuso iu heulth, atrength, und ficsh, OVARIAN TUMORS, ‘Tho.romovat of thoso tumora by Radway's Resolvont ia now sn certainly established that what was once considered almost miraculous is now acomnon recognized fact by all parties, Witness tho casea of Hannah P. Knapp, Mre.0, Kropf Sirs. J. i. Jolly, und Mrs, By D Houdeix, ublishedt In our” Almatac for 1870 alan that of ira, 0. 8, Bibbing, In tho present edition of our “False and True.” ‘Ono bottle contains moro of the activo princi- ples of Medicines that: auy othor Preparation, taken in tenapoonful doos, whllo othors require five or Bix tines na inuch. 5 ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. \ MINUTE REMEDY. Only requiros MINOTES not HOURS, tore evo pain and cure acute discnsa, RADWAY'S READY REDIER in from one to twenty minutes, nover falls tore Nove PAIN with ono thorough application; oa matter Low violent or excruciating the puln tho Rhoumatio, bed-ridden,intirm, Cripple rvs ous, Neuralgio, Etta ‘with disenso tay suifer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will ator dustant ease, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inflammation ofthe Biadder, Inflammation of (he Bowel Congestion Aina Lungs, Sora Fhrvat, Vi cult Breathing, Palpitation of the’ Heart, Fiyatorics, Croup, Diphtherta, Catarrh, In- Hucnza, Heatuche, Toothache, Nevratgla, Stheumations, Cold Chills, Ague Chitts, Chile dlaing, and) Krost Bites, Bruises, Sun. mer Complaints, Nervousness, Sleeplcssnes, Coughs, Catds, Sprains, Palus in tho Chest, Lack, or Limbs, are instantly relieved. FEVER AND AGUE. FEVERAND AQUR cured for 60 cts, Thero Jo nota romedinl agont in this world that will enro Fover and Ague, and othor Malarious, Bilious. Scartet. ‘Lyphald, Yellow and othor foyora (aided by RADWAY'S PILLS) su quickly os RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, It wilt dn 0 few inomanta, when takon accord: ing tv the directions, cure Crainpa, Spasms, Sour Beomach, [eartburn, Sick Hendache, Diarrhe, Dyaent rye Colic, Wind In tho Bowels, und all Ine ng, cl tornal Pal ‘Travelers should alwayscarry a bottle of Mad- way's Rondy Kelle? with thou. A few drops (a water will provent gickiuss or pains, irnta chnuge of water. it Js better than Freuch Hraniy or Bitters aa nemulant. Miners: ae Lumbermen should always bo pro ee CAUTION. All remedial ugants capgbio of destroying Ite by an overdose should Le avolded, Morphin oplumt, strychnine, arnica, byosolunius, and oth or powertul remedioa, do at cortain tines, io Rie small does, relieve the patient during teir action inthe system. But perhaps the secuad dose, 1% ropeated, winy usgravaty and Increase the aufferiug, and another dose cause death. Thoruisno nocesalty fur using those uncertwid agunts when a positive remedy ke Kudway't Keddy dollef will stop the most excructutlog pain quicker, without catniling the least dlls oulty in elthor infant or adult. THE TRUE RELIEF, Rabway's Reapy [texte ty tho only rewodial Agent in vogue thut will iuatantly atop pain. fifty Cents Per Hottle, Ralway’s Regulating Pil, Perfect Purgatlors, fuuthing Ajierients, Act Without ratny Aleeaye iteltante. une Nuturat in Thole Operation. A VEORTADLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOJEL Perfectly tasteless, clegantly coated with red serie. purge, roguluto, purify, clean, and strengthen, Rapwat's Pitts for tho euro of all disorders of tho Stomach, Liver, Huwols, Kidneys, Hiatd> dor, Norvous Discuses, Headache, Constipation Costivoness, fndlgestivn, Dyspepsia, Uihousues: Fever, Inthimmation of toa Howels, Pilua, and all derangements of tho Internal Viscura. Ware Fantod to effect a pormanont eure, Purely Veu* ctauly, containing no meruury, minerals, or dele @lurious drugs. Ite Observe tho following symptoms reault: fog from diseasca of tha digestive organs; Cole atiputiony Tnward Pilog, Futlucsa of the Blood (a the Heal, Acidity of tho Slomnach, Nauscdy Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullness or Welght in tho Stomach, Sour Eractutions, Sinking Fluttering at thy Teart, Cooking or Suitering: Sensations when in o Het posture, Pots or if Webs before the Sight, Fever and Gull Pain to the Leite Peliaten in oe ere pi ation, 2 cae, eas of 9 bkin arn yes ir 3 <4 Breast, aut Limb, and Suddea Hlughos of Heat, raing of tho Mean, ‘A tow, doses of aDwAY'A Prrzs will freo tbe syotens from ull thy abovennmed disorders. Brice, #3 Conta Per Lox. ‘Wo repoat that the ronder must co ‘bovks and papers on the subject of di thair cure, aniong whieh may be named: + dules pa True, Radway ow Irritable Urethra? Radway on Seropula.” one othera relating to different olusses of Dise “2 B0LD nY DNUGGISTS, é READ “FALSE AND TRUE: PAK at COny 00 found a lotter-atamp to RADIAL de CO ee Warren, cor, Churcheat., New? Yor formation worth thousands will be sent yous The TO. aHE PUBLIC. Te can Lo no better ruutuntee o| of ly Rapway's Sldcestubisued ste it, Rea: pigs t tho base and worthless duitutiva) o Pity gteze Seo False Tesolyents,§ He ne 8 sUro ond Ask for Hadway’a, that the amy “Hudway" ison what you buys J 1