Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1881, Page 5

TOE CTLICAGO ‘'TRIBUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1681—TWELVIC PAGER FOREIGN. Foxhall Wins a Great Race under Heavy Handi- capping. Thirty-one Competitors of All Ages and Weights Kast- ly Beaten. The Feat Entirely Unparalleled in the Records of Three-Yoar- Olds, Bluine’s Note Taken with Bad Grace by the Lon- don Times.” Tho Irish Situation Apparently Unchanged—A Few Arrests, Death, at Paris, of Baron James Rothschild—Peace with the Boers, Aomorial Sorvice in Honor of Garficld by tho Munfeipality of Berllne Barglars at Varpalanka, Hungary, Murder a Family of Nino Persons— Earthquake. BRITISH NEWS. FOSHALL WINS ANOTHER GREAT RACK, Loxpos, Oct. 2.—At Newmarket today the roe for the Cambridgeshire Stakes was won by Keane's Foxhall, Lucy Gilltters sec- ont, and ‘Lristran thir ‘yhe handleap far 2-yenr-olds was won by Magielan, Donald Caird second, anc Margin’s De Thorence third, "Thirty-two horses started in the great race, After n couple of breaks-away, there was 9 fuirly guod start. Shinglass made the run- wing from the Kuight of Athol, Pincus, and Montrose. ‘Ihe most prominent uf the second lot were hilamon, Bend Or, Lucy Glitters, Tristran, and Foxliul, ‘he reariot consisted of Peter, Mistake, and Etona, ‘Thera was. litle chnhge for the half-mile, when Lucy Glitterstook the lead, with Foxhall, Philamon, Tristran, Incondlary, Pirreus, and Toulet closeup. Whor a tittle overs quarter of a iniie from ome, Lucy Glitters was lending Foxhail und Tristran by half a length, with Mistuko close up, On the lower ground, this order was matntained past the red post. When drawlig near home Foxhall closed up, and, going ou, Won comfortably, but by 2 head only, before Lucy Gilitters, sepatated (om Tristran by a neck. It was a flue raco from the distance-pole. Poulet was fourth, Tneendlary fifth, Plreus sixth, Bend Or — seventh, = Philamen, ‘Toastmaster, T'restoupaus, Montrose, nnd the Corrie filly Foltowing in the order named.’ ‘The last thres were Tagus, Peter, and Petrone. ‘The betting ut the stutt wis 10 to Lagalust Fox: hall, and? to Lagainst Luoy Glitters, ‘Lhe fine of the race was 331625, Watts rode Foxhatl, ANOTHER ACCOUNT Crowds thronged the course to-day. Dare ing the holsting of numbers, which showed Vhlrty-two runners, thera wis a sharp shower, but befure the sturt the sun shone Yeightly. Great numoyanco was felt by the Aterienns at not seeing Foxhall and Mistake Jaded in the paddock. ‘hy majority, ine Suding Foxhall and Mistake, had a finish- Ing touch at the starting-post early In tho morniug, Mistake was backed Jn a spirited drier al 3s to'l, while Foxlall: maintatned his position. A large amount went on Keonu’s champion, ‘Lhe track wus very heavy. ‘hero wassome delay in starting, Fportsman and Vetershowlig much tempor. The field oventuntly got away on pretty gootl Jorms, for tho moment presenting a beantl- Jul line of color, Shinglass and Karnence Wero tho first to bronk tho Mno, and they nado ajolutranning wih the Knight of Athol, Lucy Glitters, Montrose, and: Dro- mnetheus, For Immediate allendants, well up with these, werg-the Cerrlo filly, Muriel, Scobell, Falkirk, and Incendiary. ‘Then came Petronel, Prestonpans, Bend Or, Philuumon, the rematnder being well together for thres furlongs, when Shinglass and Eminence dropped back, and Luvy Glitters assumed tho lead, Sho was suceeeded by Tristran, Hire wus lucendisty, Poulet, Phitanon, Pro- metheus, and Foxhall, ‘The lust-mentloved had worked away from the ruck, and was ying hundy with the lot named. AL tho red vost he had drawn up to Lucy Giltters, who headed Lim by only halfa Jength, the pair Tuning very wide of even othor, Foxhull be- lug on the top ground, ‘Kristran und Poulet were nlone showing protuinence in the cen- tro of the course. ‘The race wus now ulmost confined to these four, for they were x» long Way clear of Ineendiary and Pineus, who shortly aftorward showed distress, When halfway up tho AIL Foxhall mnadon grant ‘spurt, and, auickly gettlag on terms with Lucy Gtitters, wou cleverly by i head, ‘ris- {ran running on to the end, belug beaten by o neck for second place, FONMALIS TRIUSIPIT ‘Was recolved with favor, . Mofere the raco an offer to muteh Foxthall nt welght for age Agatnat Bend Oy for a mile-nnde-halt race Was decllned, 2 THE NEWSYAPERS, Tho Sportsmen says: © Voxhull's perform: Buco ls unprecedented, Jo Is cortainly the bine three-yeur-old this season.” ‘hu Stan- rahe Says: “ We heartily congratulate the : Merleuns updn haying at last seen some ree urn for tho vast sums tl lye spent In Durchasing our thoroughbred stouk,!? _, DISCUSSING LAINIYA NUTE. pleoxnon, Oct, 25.—The Hines, discussing aaareliey Blaluo’s etter to Minister Lowell, With reference to tho Panama Canal and Onros ductrine, says: “ ‘Lhe welghty nat- weak the Interests of America in the tse of i Hiteroceante canal through the Isthins Of Panainn wilt be realily udmitted, but italia pushes tho point too far when he fet have the world tuko It for granted i tho Government exeopt hls own and that Colombia hag any claim to bo consulted In Tegurd to tha neutrality of the work. ‘I'he Peele is fur from self-evident, and sis, Mortunatly, not supported in the letter by Preunents whieh will make lt aceoptable to ta European Powe Eugian es nn Powers, and, least of all, to — TINE InNISsH, Dene es, HOBNEE Vs Arner, ‘ ena, Get, 23,—Tho urrest of Misa Hod- hag Sado yestordyy was merely a. T a So. enon a alr, and not under the Co: {odtesgue MEETING IN A chlUneN, fi rlost near Claremorris yesterdayoyaded M Ke hutorfereneo by holding a Land-League tik ue tes chapel. 1t is thought that this en kenurally resorted to for future ‘'yhe By, ABURD STAFEMENTS. rr Ae reoman'a Journal says tho statement bie the Fentana have plotted the v-sasiia- ae W. £. Forster, Sir Willlaws Harcourt, One, dud woULe mMmeMbery of hy xoyal famlly are monstrous, absurd, and wicked, Not his tlereest enemy, i says, would heliave that any Erishinan would stoop to the rime of ossasinatlig Gladstone or Forster, ‘Sho Irish Thnce vonstlers the rdévelauions Insane, FURTHER ANESTH, Soveral mors arrests under the Coarclon net wero made tadny, NO IMPORTANCE is altnehed to the revelations concerning the Fentans. ‘Theironty serious object fs thought. to -he to rnixe subscriptions for the skirmish- fiur fund itn America, THE VEREEDOM? OF THE CITY, Duniix, Oet. 25.—-At the meeting of the Corporation today, twenty-three members voted in favor of IE. Dwyer Gray’s motion to confer the freedum of the elty upon Parnell aint Dillon, and twenty-three voted nyutnst it, ‘Lhe motion was negatlyed by the easting vote of tha Lord Mayor. 4, Dwyer Gray repudiated the “No Rent” minnifesto and separation from England, but contended thatthe moment when ull En- glnnd was vilifviug Parnell and Dillon was the time for Irishmen to offer thom consola- tion, THE TENANT FARMERS of Waterford: will start a “'Tenant-Farm- ers’ Emergency Assockition” In view of tho suppression of the Lil League. Of the {wenty-threc members of the corporntion who: voted ngniist the motion to confer the reedom of the clly upon Parnell sid Dillon nineteen were Liberals, which shows how strong was tho tecling aeainst the proposnl. MURDERED, MacMahon, a farmer, his been found mur dered. He was. an active member of the Land League. THE CATIOLICS. At amecting convened by tho Catholic clergy to consider the course te be pursued an view of tha recent action of the Govern- ment many Land Leaugers wore present, urged a refusal of rent until Parnell was re- leased. Tho meeting, however, following the ndyice of the clergy, resolved to discon- tine [ls connection with the lengue, and pay rent. MORE ANOUT THE PLoTs. Loxpow, Oct.25.—A correspondent of the Press Association In Dublin srys tho Chiet of Detectives hus confirmed tho report that there was 9 plot to assasinate Vorster, and adited that he knew the names of two men tald olf to commit the erie. The Chief de- nicd that there was any plot against Glad- stone or Sir William Harcourt, JOSEPH CHAMBEULADN, Radical, Member of Parllament for Birming- ham, and President of the oard of Trade, speaking in Liverpool, asserted that the ob- jects of the Land League as first avoweil ‘wore praiseworthy, but that they hud davel- oped, siice the Land act passed, a nuw pol icy, the indepeudence of Ireland. ARRKST! Spectat Cable. pox, Oct. 24—The Herald's enbvlo he Government hing made another swoop on the Leagters in tho arrest of Dr. Kenney. He is 2 popular Dublin surgeon, and hos taken no publle part In the agitation, ut was one of the honorary treasurers of the league, and gave medical advice to those imprisoned, ‘The cause of Its arrest was the desire of the Government to erlppic the Simnneial departinent of the Teague. It Is conshlered a infatuke that the Government dias not arrestod Mr. Egan, ns THE LEAGUE WOULD BE POWERLESS if the flow of money were stopped, ‘Lhero is still, however, a sulicions numberof mem- bers free to slynehecks. At nr quartor-past 3 this morning Detective Simmonds knocked at Dr. Kenney’s. residence, He belng In bed, the detective sent up a iet- ter to hly bedroom = by ona of the servants. ‘he letter contatnad Mr. Forster’s warrant. Dr. Kenney sent down word inthuntlay that he would be ready after ashort iuterval, Mr. Jteed amd some per- sol friends were sent for by Dr. Kenney, who breakfasted and wrote a few farewell messnges to his rolatives. Mrs, Kenney, iis wife, 1s at. present tn Paris, atl has been communteated with by tole: gtaph. -At10 o’eluck Dr, Kennoy was ready to nceompany Mr. Forster's agont. The party drove on the outside of n ear to Kihnulnham. WIE KOLLUWING ADDITIONAL AttiSTS Java been made: My, Griffin, at Loughrea; Messrs, Kelly and O"Poote, ab Ualtingtass; and Mr. Brennan, tL Sige. All are avtive or ganizers of tho league. RELULSED, Tunis, Oct, %5,—Thoe Susan column success- Sully repulsed attack of the Arabs, whose Jender was killed, THE FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE, Reportls current that Col. Lambert will supersede Rottstan as French Ministor here. ‘ HAIRWAN, ‘Tunis, Oct. %.—Thirty thousund troops under five Generals are now marching on Kalrwau, itis said that, after Kulrwan ts occuplud,-tho main body will advance on Gafsa, ‘Tilt moyemont has been deelded on al Paris, but Gen. Suussier wholly disap- proves of It, Ger. Saussier’s column sue. cessfully crossed tho Kulroulen Pass, It ts vonsidored a erltienl point in the adyanes on Kuirwan, ‘THE INSURGENTS . under Ben Amar, In consequence of defeats by Col, La Roque, have retreated. HOSTAGES havo been taken from euch tribe for tho safoty of the railways, BEHEADED, ‘Two Arabs, destroylug the French rallway, wero shot, and thelr herds publicly exposed. ast warnlug. ———-- GERMANY. WHY THE KING oy L's VISIT WAS HOST- PON Lonvox, Ovt. 2.—A Viouna cofrespond- ent suys King [umbert’s visté to Borlin hus boen postponed because of the unwillingness of Bisinarek to nrouse tho susceptibilities of France. TUn EMPEROM, Beri, Oct, 25—The Emperor William has arrlved here In good health, GAINSELD, Deny, Oct. 23—A Garflald, memorial servico by tho munielpality will be hold Sune day. Luersson, the sculptor, hns been In- structed to produce 2 colossal bust of tho lute President, THE CATHOLIC, * Tho pollco authorities having informed tho promoters of the procession at Breshiu on thy occasion of the removal of the reninlns of Bishop Foerster that the ceremony must be [confined to tho cathedral, the Catholics of Tireelau appentod to tho Emperor, who 10 plled approving tho actton of the pollea; but, at the eleventh hour, the Emperor recop- sidored the request, and telegraphed hls permission for then to carry out the cerc- monlos a4 thoy had proposed, ITALY. TWO VILEAGES NURNED, Rosmn, Oct. 25—Lwo small villages, Clandis and Vallotta, have been destroyed by fire, ‘Three persons wore kied and. eleven seri- ously Injured during. tho conflagration, Forty faiutltes avo tonicless, A OANDINAS. Toe, Oct, 85.—The tloutors despalr of say> ing he lity of Cardinu! Borromeo. THE, INTERVIEW, Rou, Oct, 35,—Premler Deprotia aud the Miniator of Foreign Attalrs accompany the King to Viewua. ———— FRANCE, COMMERCIAL ‘TREATY Pants, Oct, 2.—Negotlations for the Anglo-French treaty of commerce have been rosunied, ‘ DEAD. Haron Jumes Rothsghilds died today, MERICAN PORK. Pass Och a~Catlucny, o meuber of the Chamber of Deputies, presided ata meeting whieh, after a speech by Leon Chotteau, ununitmously adopted s resotution demand- {ug tho nbrogation of the decree against the importation of Aimerfean pork Into France. Representations were made tu Gambetta In the saino sense, FALSE. Gen, Uleleh is nob dead, but very serlouse ly Mh WHAT [8 NOW CHUTAIN, MARTH Oct 4i—'The Journtl de Parts xeys: "Tt Is now certain that President Grévy will not send a message to the Cham bers at tho opening session, Premier Ferry it have a conforenco with Gambetts Nurse ay : SPAIN. THE FINANCES, Mannin, Oct. ,—'The finanein) statement of the Miulster of Finanee in the Cortes yes- terday Included a plain fur the conversion of nll Treasury and redeemable issues into 260, 00,000 4 per cent stock, redeemable In forty yoats, ‘The equalization of the reyenus und tha expenditure fs not expected until the yenr 18s2-"s, AN IMPORTANT LAW PROJECT. eckal Citble, Mapnip, Oct. 24—With the budget there was today Ind on the table of Congress an fuportant project of law declaring that from Jun, 1, 1882, camniares atid unavigation be- tween Cube, Porto Rico, the Phitippties and Spain shath be submitted to. the same regiintions as the. trnde between Peninsular ports and the Provinces, ‘Prau- ucts from Cuba, Porto Mico, ml the Philip. piues will be admitted from that date free of all dutles In the Peninsular with the fotlow- Ing exceptions: ‘Tobagco will remiin sul Jeet to existing rules; spirits will pay 10 franes per hectolitre; sugar will pays Cranes 4 centimes per 100 ktlogs secua and chocolate will pay 25 franes per 100 kHos, and coltee 35 pestis per 100 kilos, ‘Those duties will be REDUCED NY ONEIALY on Jan, 1, 3881, rnd will he abolished on dan 1, 188% ‘Tho Cabinet will havo permission to suspend the effects of this law according to the exigencies of tho ‘Treasury, or if the Interests of Spaniah Industry should require it, With tho budactare presented about twenty-five projects of law modifying many {imports revising others, and operating generally in favor of a reduction of taxation nud of dis- frat it more favorably. ‘The budget fixes ‘THE BNPENDITURES for the financial year 1832-'83 at $17,000,000 in round numbers, and the estimated rey- entie nt $157,500,000, Tho direet taxes on Inuit ore reduced = from 8 to 1 percent, and all. redeemable ist privileged Treasury debts, except ratl- way bonds, aro funded Inte $360,000,000 of 4 per cents, issued atS5, and redeemable at par in forty-one sears, ‘The Bank of Spain will curry out thls unification fairly next year. Finally, the Minister asks inn special bill authority to negotiate with the bond holders for u general conversion of the other debt, amounting to nbont $1,000,000, 000, MEXICO, THY OUAMBER OF DEPUTIES. Crry or Masicy, Oct. 25.—Tho Chamber of Deputies has npproved tho contracts made by the Exceutlve for the national bank and draining the Valley of Mexicu. ‘The ap proval of the Senate is yet required, ‘Thoro has been ANOTHER ACCIDENT on the Moreles Railway) near San Miguel bridge, Scyen persons were wounded; three seriously. AUSTRIA, 1 RI IN CROATIA, Oct. 25.-—There was another { Agram Sunday night, Sume houses were overthrown, AMILY MURDEL Uy Loxnvos, Ovt. 25.—Sunduy night burgiirs entered 1 house In the town of Varpalanki, Hungary, and iurdered a whole faully of lug persons, including an Infant aud a wan aged W., years, — THE BOERS, ratified {ue convention with Englund. ‘ho motion recording the necoplunce of the con- vention declared that the Volksrazd, relying upon the promise of the British to modify the terms of settlement if, in Hs working, it should bo found tupractleable, agreed to ratlfy the couvention. ——— NEW ZBALAND, THE GRAND ARMY, Webuincrox, Oct, 2.—The Government of New Zealand aecepted the services of thirty volunteers In the view uf threatened troubles with the mative: BELGIUM. ELECTIONS, Brevasens, Oct. 25—Lhy Communal elec- tions took plnve today. Tho Liberals were vietorlous In this city, Antwerp, Ghent, Verviers, ant Dinunt, and tho Catholies in Uruges, SOUL AMERICA, THE CANAL COMPANY, PANAMA, Qvt. 1—Tho inter-Oceanic Canal Company has bought the Cirand Hotel, in thiseity, for $200,000, It will be converted. Into offices forall departinents of tho com> pany, IMA DATES to the Sth suy accounts of atrocious murders and nssusinutions are daily conveyed to Chile ian heudatarters, ‘Che Chillin patrol oven- sfonnily captures the malefactors, and after conrtmurtial the murderers aro shot and the thluves whipped on the church stops. ‘The Toruvinns say, however, that It is because the people are Peruytins, net criminals, that they are punished. A DAND Of TEN MONTANEROS was found recently near Lima, ‘They ree slated capture by the soldiers, but were finally takun, and.a brlek-ktin, whieh had served ns a bulwark ngalist tho soldiers, re- Mains ASH MOAUMONE OVE Mhelr Inst resting place, Peruvians suy the shun men wero laborers In the brick-kilu, and thonght the Chittan soldiers wero Montaneros, hence the resistunen, TUL PRACTICAT. AUOLITION VIBIONAL GOVERN and tho selzure of the ‘Treasury, cte., by Gon, Lynch, leaves in Chillan hinds entirely tho government of the territory now occupied by thelr forecs, OF THE PRo- st, MEN ENVOYS from the fextincL but still hopeful Govern-' ent ot Calderon have been sent to Admiral Montero in Cajarmarea, and Gen, Cacores In Chiela, offering thom Important posltions In tho new Government ta be formed outside of tho Chitlan lines, but Ibis. altogether nnilke- ly thot ¢hese oficers willavandon the Plerotn party, at present the most powerful in Peru, a The Brief Wiography of the Hoy, Mr. .. Mutools, ‘Tho Roy. Robart Matlock, who was a wild ox- hoster of uote in Arkansas, found that Method: faut imposed too much restraint upan hin, and, therofore, invented n vow sect, iu which a be. Nef in blood utonoment was tho peoutiarity, « He Boon obtwIned B numerous Folluing, und ut tho camp-meotings which Lo bul lami wero Dyrned on altars. He was a queer speakor, and hdd a buble of cujiing sinuers by uame from the pulpit, with such descriptive epithets us + tur,” “kuave," aud “thief.” ‘Lom Milter was thus assulled, and be told the Preucher that the abuse must be stopped, Tho two won mut at a fulr, Migcussod the gubject awhile and ugrocd to shuke hands, but when Matlock oxtended his band there was w kulfo ty it, and hy stubbed AMlilor tothe beart as a blood utonement." A jury declarod the clorgyman Irroaponsibly ins gane, and be was rolensed. ‘This wus a yeur aro, aud the next scon uf bim by tho publlo was thls weok, when bla body was found Banging ton true, Vrlouds of ‘'om Miller bed cuught and lynuhed bin. But the now reilgion, called New Light, stil guryives, . ‘ BROTHER BOURNES, The Presbytery Sustain Two Charges and Five Specifications, And Adjudgo Him to Be Consured and Admonished. The Convicted Brother Takes an Appeal to the Synod. The Chicago Presbytery, sitting ns court for tho trint of tho Roy. J. H. Hournes, a momber of tho Presbytery, on Various charges of dishonest nid dishonorable conduct, tact ut tho Burdick House yesterday morning about 1) o'elock, In the abyunvs uf tho regular Moderator, tho Iter, Mr. MeAtes presided, and opuned tho scsslon with prayer. Couoseion elthor side and tho re= porters were thon politely requested to retire, and tho court procecded to consider tho evl- dence, the arguments, the Inv, and the Rook of Discipting, The deliberations were protracted, und a thorough discussion of the whole mutter wha hud, About 1 o'clock the court took a. recess for lunch, resuming tho ease ats p.m, and {t waa not tutll % o'clovk that the seasion was declared open, At thut tho defendant, Mr. Bournes, tho itev, Juvis, who haa acted throughout as prosecutor in the vage, and the reporters were adinitted. ‘The acting Moderator enld a deeivion had been renched, and thy Clerk, the Rev, Me. Lamont, read tho verdict na follows: committee recommend the following ea expressing tha Judyiment of the Pres y ih tho case of tho itey, Jumes Hf, es: ‘Thre of thy specifications under the hurgo were hot sustained. Speeliieations and 6 were sustained elthor In whole or ltr and the charge wis sustiined by at yoto of b to aitstain, 2 to sustala in purt—thore being o Votes not to sugtaltt, ‘The two epcelfieaions tidcr the second charge were sustained elthor wholly or In pitrt, and the vhurgo Was sustained, there being f yote to sts. twin, 6 votes to sitstaln In part, und 3 not to sus- Guin. Ong member. was exetised from voting. ‘Tho Presbytery, while entertiiulng both of tho charges and five of tho specitientions, Hind that the action of Mr, Bournes was attended by clroumstaneers that seem to call for a maditicu: (lon ofthe Judgment that might appear to be piuiied Uy tho main facts apart from tholr cous nections, E he therefore rendor Judgment in the case ng follows? We conclude, in the Nght of atl the evidence before us, that: the accused has buen guilty of several cts not. consistent with the miulsterial character, ant searecly reconcilable with strict n Integrity, And withuagh the offenses Were sot in tho olretmstuncus 8o xro34 Hive suspousion from the ministerial edevm itour duly to adopt a sentence of censure upon our erring brother und to td: monish him, through the Moderator, to guard Ayainst the varane?e of like in the future. (igned) A ON, TY" Woop, . Davin Crank. IN EXPLANATION OF ‘TIEE WORDING of tho foregoing, it should be stated that the reeaytney: considered , tiret (ha charges and speciticntions nnd tho ‘testimony in regard to each, end voted upon cach sepirately,” ‘Then the committes above-named were appointed to. draft wininute expressive of the: judgment of tho Presbytery, and the verdict us reposted hy thei was uudnimously approved, ‘The offenses of whica Mr, Bournes stands convicted by tho Judument of tis peers wert obtniumg money hy Cueuing int bogus lists of sibscriters to a dally panes ant recelving commissions thereon; will ily and inulicously tearing up a note given by him to bls sister Cor money borrowed from hers obtaluing aubser piqua fay the be efit of a broth er clergyman, which bo did not turn over fn fully and obtluing iency from citizens on the plea that ho was carrying on a taiesion work at the County Poor-flouse, which inoney he devoted to his private uses. Under those’ circumstances tho Verdict can gearcely be considered burs one. An iinpresstve silence followed tho reading of tho rentence, and was broken by tho Rev. Dr. Clark, whu sate that ff the defendant desire to appeal, or togive notice of lls Intention teda #0, that was the proper tine, If he did) not, then ft would be the duty of the Moderator to eunstire and admonteh hit. Tho Itev. Dr. Patterson said that Mr. Bournos had tho right igappeal, and should ho granted time, If he 60 desired, fu which to decide whuthor he woutd aval hit of his right or not. Mr. Bournes troso and eild tht he usted no thmo for eonsideration. Jo most emphatically woukt prevent to the Synod bls appeal front it sentence so unjust tohim, Ho acknowledged that he hud sinned, and LONE SHORT OF THE GLORY OF GO, ut in viow of tho fact that tho Presbytery had entertained wid approved these most shunaglog charges against bis character he would certeinly Apponl to the next incetiaz af the Synod, ‘Vhis left. potbing for tha Presbytery to do Dut Approve thy, minutes, mad adjourn,” Somethtts of a“ isick* was wade nbout glving tha wet Verdlet to the reporters (all of whom bid ft ale ready) and Dr. Davis improved the oppurtunity by saylag that he thought the finding was a re= inarkubly easy one for Bournes, who vertalnly: ought not ty abject to ite publleation, The Pred> bytery thon adjourned ttl! the second Monday in Noveisber, —_——— FIRST ROMANOFF CZAR, How Michael Fedoroviteh Wan Muda Emperor Agatust Mls Wil 268 Yours Ago. St, Ueteraburt Notoe Veemias Xeaterday tho Emperor returned gnfely to Voterbof, ‘This tirst journey of tho Czar.to tho vory heurt of Russin, beside having brought bin {nto n closer contact with great masses of his subjects, bus deep political significance, Ms malesty's visit Lud been patd tu pluces whieh aro glorious in Russian history and memorabte for the Romanoffs, It wad tho fainous defense’ muce by the Froftske Yerglovsky Laura that ralsud tho spirits of the ussian people tn 1013. It was.ut Nijul-Novgurod thut tho voice uf Buteber Minin was first heard summoning ropresontatives from tha whole country to Moscow to savo Russlu, It was at. Muscow that the ropresentatives assombled fn the Zemsko Suber (land assembly," ur national councl) and electod the first Komanolt to the Car's throne. It wasut Kostroma that tho frst Cane of thy veleutug family yielded to tho ree quest ot the delegates of tho ussombly und con- konted to become Czar. It was at Yarostay thus | Michael Fedorovitch was first recetyed as Czar of all tho Russias, ‘The election of the houso of Romanotfs to tho Cznr's throng, 268 yerrs nyo, Was nu event which ds unique and beautifully characteristic of tho Auissinn people, It took pluco without violunce or tiuchiontions. Tt was tho result of an urgent: nocd universally tote nfter a xevero triul. Tt was accomplished unanlinousts, us Lf it had been inspired trom above, It fully answered to that vaucurd of the supreme power kad the people, ‘Uhut ution botween tho soverotzu and the coun 19 while tho Sluvophiles regarded as tho basis of our state, When, utter a three years’ interregnum, Mod cow had been taken by, the nutionnl militia, und Sigismund, King of Poland, hud heen forced to retire, caine the tinto tor tho cleotion of tho Caur, Au edict had been sent to all tho oltios and towns luvitipg the poople ta vloct repre- rentutives od send thom to Moscow, ‘Tho boyards and wayvodes declared that * Tho Mus- covite Biute could stand ge long soverclgu, betng divided fata min; thievist machinations.” The ediet eonelided as follows: "Lot ail the Chu come ta BMoscow, Let ail the clth olect of these good, strong, and wise me sentatives, ae inany as shall be found necessary, from tho nobles, the hove 8, Ihe merchants, the tradesmen, tho inhabitants of tuubourgs uni} Getelets, and send them to Moscow for tho national council and tho election of 1 gover- Whon the mujority of tho ropresontatives bad arrived at Moscow, 0 Last of three day was ine nouneed, and after the fast tho vounoll wis opencd, ‘Tho cundidates suggested by furciga royal families wore gut warde, and it was ites cided tv elect a itusslan, Canvassing began in ournest, and a numberof parties wero formed, UL Hong UF how could take tha lend, On eb, 4, JOE} o nobleman of datiten ld betore tho ws sombly his oplnivn in writing to the effegt tht a4 Michiel Feduroy! Romnnolf was ino neare est relative ta the f erly: reigning House of Czar,” Many dissent. dugg voleer wo! avd, asking whence this writs ing had come Howho bad brovsht tt When nroge thy Vain of tho Cossacks of tho fon and banded tn his opinion, also ti writhing, # What is that opinion, Atian?' asked Prines Pojarsky, Tout Michael Fodoroviteh, byt virtue of his birth, ts one Czar” answered the Ataman, ‘These two oplulons decided tho ques: Yon. Michiel Pedoroviteh Romanolt was anil: moualy chosen to bo Cant, But nov atl of the chosen reproseatutlyes of tho people had reached! Aosvow, und ainoyy tho nbsent weee miuny of the most powerful boys ard, who were angry that tholr country had ‘buen suved without tholr help, Speclal messen- xurd were sent to call them tu Mosvuw, Monn Whilo trustworthy persis were gent fate many towns aud distrivts to uscertaly the fecliags uf the people tuward tho nowly-elucted Canary, Tho final election was postponed for twa weeks. At Jast ull tho representatives arrived at Moscow, wud tho messengers returnud, titorn lig Ue ase aombly that tho people Wore welt disposed tos Fol, #t thore was a now muet- of the Asscubiy. very member gave ble opinion in writing. All the opinions were for Michuck ‘Thon Setropotitun Peadorla, of iting tun, with a numberof oburch dignitaries wid boyards, appeared before tho poaple assembled fu tho Hou place and waked. © Who will you havo for Cuar¢? *Silenacl Fedoroviteh Ito. nom,” wus the unauinious answer, ‘Thuy tho cleatton of the Assembly Was sanctioned by the people. AY Feinatucd yot to Rut Ihe vouseut of the newlyselected Czar, who was but 10 yeurs old, ‘he Avsumbly appointed a comtuitted of eight church dignitaries, thres hoyards, and a num er of tho representatives to inforin him of bis ecllon aud pray him to sent to tho people's WHL Tho Asseinbly did not know where Michacl Was Ilving at the tine, aud that was meturul, for tho Komiuomte wero nut classed among Cutnous and rieh fem Tho cominittee was oritered to Ko on to Yaroslivt to find the soverclga, and tu address Biny tis: ies ne God's wiit und by tho election of tho neo- ple ofl all classes of tho Vindimiraky and Mus- covite States, and of all the grent States of tho Ruselart Ceurdoin, you are choren sovereign Caar and grout Irloce of alt tho Husstas. Groat fovercign, be pleased to tako und oveupy your Utrana vt Sescow, aud suve us frote tho many evils and sorcows that besut ua” : ‘The committes tert Moscow on March 2, He: fore that, on Fob. 25, there had boon sent throughuut the country on edlut fuforming tho people sf Michacl's etlon. Une Province wfter anothor swore ilegiance to the new Czar Foon after the Assembly was Informed that Michael had been found In Kostromn. commitice arcived at Kustrama on March 10, ‘On the next day the motnbers formed a pruves- slow, took the huly fumes, and went to tho Jitlovaky Convent, where Mennel was living with his nother.“ Michael and bis mother eume Out of tho convent tu meet the eaered prpees: sion. Hut when the eummitter had told its ere rund Mebuel “answers with grent anger, ane erled tht he did not want to be a Car.” His inothor, Murtha, added that she would not end her bleasing with her son Itty took the throne. Moth of thom at tirat refused to fotlow the Procession Into the vhurctt. At last they consented ty enter the church and to hour what tho peoplo's representatives had 1a tell them, Tho comiuittes hauded to Michael thelr commission from tho usaembly and nelly. red the nddresy intrusted ty them. Martha said that her san was nut yot of nyo, nnd ndde ‘Fh Museavite Stats thy peuple of all classes be= came shallow-souted accordion tu their slug: to thelr former sovereigns they tsud to swan alles wiunee, but never served thom faithtnlly."” | The delegates, from ip. in. too P In. were.on thor khees beseeching Michuct and Marthe, but Michnol poraisted fn ‘ble refusal, ‘Thun tho ‘Archbishop threatened hin and bis mother with tho wrath of God In gase the country should be destroyed, At this threat son und mother yleid- od, saying that they submitted to God's Just and inscrutable decrees, Marthe gave ler biessing to her son; Michael recelved the stall from thu Archbishop, and gaye to all present his band tu Maes Several months pussed, but tho Cznr did not appear nt Moscow, ‘The Asscuibly again sent delegates to Lim urging him toconie to the Cu} ital. There were manus elvcumstunces that de tuined him, The thnu wns full of sedidons, Iighway robberies wera every-duy occurrences, und beside, Sichucl aut ny tones to cover tho Uxpenses of the Journey, + Ho left Kostroma on March WW, and on the SK arrived ut Yaroslavl. dle stopped at the Sergievsky Luurn, and on April 3 eutercd bis Capital. ItwaaSunday. All Moscow wont to meot the new Cur, At the Ag+ cension Cathedrid a sulenin te deum was pers formed, and the Crue admitted the peoplo 10 Alss hig band. On July 1 ho was anointed and crowned, On tint das ho created Prince Pojare sisy, Chlef Communder of the National Militia, 0 Joyard, and tho butcher Kosman Minin, a nobles gmat. A hurd time wis before the new Czar, Tho treasury was quite empty, and before the coronation tho Czar und the clergy, in behalf of tho Agsembly, requested the rich family of Btroganoll "to loud money, breadstuf, tsb, salt, cloth, and other goods in ordur.to bring about Christian peace and quiet," Moro than two, contarles and a half ave (pasced: since thun. If in Russia now us it was nt IL thore ure many “shallow-souled" pers gous; it “thieving inichlnntions” ure going on, and if at times the treasury becomes cmpty, we bop tht there ts xt the “srume patriotic spirit: that wt the bexinning of the seventeenth cen- tury sayed tho country trom a sure peril, Hbers ated it from the forelsit yore nud from internal seditions, aud organized t strong governivent corresponding. ty the tntiona! wits and Ideas. We belleve that thore will bo found neue inen, "good, strony, ang wise,” who will agsist the eovereix¢n to settle our troudles. ‘Lhe coin mion sense of our peuple und their loyatty tothe supreme power were plainly shown in tout hearty welcome which has been tendered to the Caur everywhere be went, THE RUSSIAN POST-OFFICE. ‘krying Get a Parcel Sent to Ens gland, Chambers’ Journal. Tho post-ollico {s inthe centre of the town; and I am soon clinbing the high stone steps, and push open tho swing-door fending Into the Yarcels Expedition Department, As I enter, a wave of heuted air, Inden with tobacco, leather, ani the peraptration of many races, closes round nbout me, and ulinost stitics me. The office is cramined with people walting thelr turn, There the Russian, the Gernian, tho dow, the Lectt, tho Esthonian, are represented, They are packed like bees la hive; and the stoyo which covers uit tho side of one wall from floor to calling, is heated tu splitting, a3 It always $y, A dead silence prevails, excopt for the curt questions of the olliclul and the replies of the fortunute in- dividunt who fs being attended to, 1 tuke my stand ruefully ut the outside uf tho crowd, and reliuve myself of us many wraps us I can, Mennwhilu the swing-door bebind me ts in cons stunt motion, until Lan hemmed in on all sides by fellow-sufferers of both sexes. 1 can sco nothing but the backs of those In front of me, aud the string white tuceot a clock which looks down on te from corner. ft affords me griu sulisfuction to watch ber spider fingers crawl from ininute to minute with laggard pace, and feel that Fam slowly neariug tho xoul; and oh, whut comfort when tho tmuss is parted, and one more wakes for tho dour, and wo surge on ouL stop hearers But the heat is Insupportable, coulag from the sharp, thin air Into this thick, scorching atintusphere; and lone before 1 have reacted the counter I feel uait Linust give it ‘up ane return whence lenme with my business: unaccompllebed. ~My heud is awinining, my seuses dazed, und my feet aching with tho prolonyed stand. At lengib, when 1 cin count those before mo, 1 take courage, buoyed Up With thu bopu of approaching release, Now tho brond shoulders uf the Lett who bus heen forming the lust barrior between me and that mixhty dispenser of favors, tho post-atlice olliciai, baye atdted uway, and J etand face to free with the ollicial. J look up into bla squaroe Jawed, stolld tace, with its bushy eyebrows, as 1 hand hing ny packet. without a word, Ho re- coives It silently at Orst, und looks ut it until gleains uf mulice shoot over bis fleshy fuce, What (9 this?” he asks. tetor uy Troply, “1 havo put it A Is for Bugiane on the address. 3 Ho stulfe tt roughly buck into my band, “We Jo not cecept any such parcels,” bo says. You Inst gow it In ollcioth,”” But te ia quite safe," I remonstrate. He cuts me short with a wave of is tiand. © ft dovs not matter—such is te rule. Tukeitaway, and suv tt in ollcloth.” J stitt hesitate, All this waiting and suffering Ju vuln—uil to go over again. 1t18 too bad. ie glares down upon ines“ Now, thou, make rouin, will sour” Tqdatl and inovo away, and ny placo Is Mlled by nother, look up ut tho clock, which seenid to inock M0 28 she points tate. 1 have been two foug weary hours {u this place, und all for nating. As) Loburry bonjeward J lawardly: resolvo that to power on earth spall induce me to ew my puelot in ofleloth und returnte mect that anichal's jeer on tho worcow. Nos 1 would rather throw the thing into tha mboel ChOlEn J shoutd have to make a hole tn the ico to do it. Jut calmer thoughts come with the tnorrow, aud Tam now retracing my stops to the post-oltice with a breken resolve in my heart, aud 0 small puciet neatly stitched tn ollcloth in my bund, Vue Tam not tho woman Lwas yesterday, My stop 13 leas olnatio and swift; and, aa 1 mount the tone steps und enter upon tho scene of jenery day's bumillatiou, my spirits are chill and gloomy, Tbave a longer wall toeday than yos- terday, for tt is one day nearer Corlatimas, and as tho great fenst-day uppronches tho crowd at the pnst-all intensitles. Tiga dong lane that hus no turning; and bos hold me onev more handiiug my packet over tho counter with averted eyes, Whleh fuar to look detianee, ‘The big anelean baud closes upon it and It iy turned und twisted ou all aides, 4h, there is no flaw this Umel” T exuitingly think, At length be holds out that other teshy bund, und | look up startled and {ngalrtnge “Your seallng-wax and touts” ho demands, while the gloums of malignity spread und deupet Tron tho crow’s-feot tn the corner of his cyce, “What?” f asked confusedly, eg sonl—your seal!”—this time with Lrut- al fmpationce, rn be jr have none,” is my trembling rejoinder. The parcel {s thrust back into my hands. lt {3 ho usy comuy herennd troubling us with a ticker Miko that; you ought to Inform yoursell of the royulutions before you cone bere taking: up people's time.” “Whnt iatha matter? Lhayo sown it in oll- cloth, and done every thing!" | reply deaporates ty. Hetiras from me insolently, aud signs to ext comer to Like my pluve, ‘This i mare than huraan flesh and blead ean hear in eilonce. C cust on my torturer a look which ought to bave ehrivelted blin up tke a lent in tho tire,“ Whot de you mean?” at choking with anger, re You goimg to Bene this packet away or nor Ho hus pulled a ledger toward bim, and ts writ ing somothing in it, or pretending todo so, But I know ho fsiivtonliy, for the hatoral glows spread thicker over his face, Presently hu holds out bis bund tor tho next proket, | torn round toward the sen of heated faces bentnd qo, anid inquire of tho porson nearest mo: Ja it poadl+ dle that what thag mun says ia true, aud tat utter walling Sero hours fortwo dys] must again return hamo with my packyt? It ia w sbatie=n shamel? Tt happens to boa gentleman whour T ain wd- drewituy. TP recognize bint to be ‘one of the Gere As 1 tnlab, Mie man Professors at tho University, b, ho pushes bis way to the counter, + Look you,’ he suys ina drm voice, “1 would advise you to send If thia lady's parcel.” Hy tukea it froin my hundas hespeaka, * You knuw is well aed do that you cau seal it with tha Government seal, you choose,” ‘iEttroimmo'roply. ‘Tha wan ts doxwediy ox umining the paeket which ho holds, ‘Tho Proe foasur Wilts a uninute, bbs oyes fixed upon hhu, Goud!" bo gays ut lengtl, “Chen turing tu me My chainpton continues ta clear voice, which may bo heard all arouud: © E regret, youu lady, that Leannot compel this man to eend o' your packer; but [hope t sball be wplo to punish iim it will not bo my faultit hl don’t." Ie re- tuyod mig wy uufurpungte packets aud as 2 (uko t naked (a naky coucessious: d ey it leannot help stealing astdelong gianco at ing foc. His faco ls crimson. Lo thank ny cham plon, nud nin gotng, this time witn a resolve which shall not bo broken; whon to my surprise tho Mtge hand ts beld out once more. Tecan searcely believe my eyes. ore Ulve it hero!” he growls, without raising his eyes, ‘ TV hand It brek silently and exchange glances Fith the Professor, who ts siniling behin. his hand, Its uit the work of a minute; the Gove etnment seal Isatamped on the endsof the string with which my pueket is ted; [ pay an exorbl- tant sum for its transport to England, and iny: trouble Je at oa end—but not my story. Five Years Iater when T buck fn that amoky Ene alish tuwn where I love to bo, Eleurn that iny [asker for which fT hud so dearly pald, both In body and in hurd cash, bad verived long after it wad due, und) that iny roubles had found tholr way to tho Insatlible pockets of tho Russinn posteoillce oflivinl, Tho packet arrived at its destingtion—unputd! CIMABUE BROWN On tho Defensive. Hetqracia, 1,Cimabue Brown, am probably at this mo- inent tho best ridiculed and most mughed-at man io all England; and yet Lam oot ashamed of inyself. [ask you to look at us us we renliy fre, not as you sce us cnricatured iu Sr. Di Maurice's clover sketches of Mr, Githert's coms operns, Come to ono of my wife's Wedncs- day eveniug “At Homes," and you will sec, I can promise you, all tho most esthotle people in London assembled together, I ace knowledye that you will Gud a stiailower dec- oration in tha hall; and very pretty It is, too. 1 ackuowledge niso that you will find oll ching plates put np against the walt, aud Venetian glass Ju tho enbluct, and some good Peratan ules round tho firoplace, and a pretty Iudiun rug on tho floor. Tf allow that you will find the girls. dressed for tho Most part {i pleasant neutral tints, not fn crude und staring reds, greens, aud yelluwss aud that you will bear more conversation bout Italinn mietures, aud Sr. Lang's lust Ballade, than bout tho latest iluctuations of the stock ex+ chunge, or bout two privute persons’ frrespon> elble opitions on the hundred and twentieth cluuse of the Irish Laud bill, But if you eco anybody posing lu medheyval attitudes after Fra Augelico, or attempting to ussume: an exe ression of vurnest tdeniity after Sandro Kottl- or talking the burlesque Jargou nbout subtie inluences And utter iutensity after Mr, Du Maurier, why, thon f promise you tu torfait £50 down without a muriour for the beneilt. of tho Noyat Hospital for Ineurnble Idiots. and I Will use my first nomination as a benefietor to Jngure that person's Imincdlate adinission withlu the wally of the tustitution. if yuu turn from tuney te fact, the real thing that we have acconplisued [sy this: We have ob- tained the general recogultion of culture as a distinet ulin in English lite. Even those people Who luugh at us murt fave reutily adopted our prinelples ugd Imituted our practice. ‘There is bardly a iniddle-class house in Kuzland. where our wall papeys and our erctonnes beve not pen- etrated,5'The ‘mantelpleces which used onee to be: vered with bive and gold vases and orinolu clovks ure now decorated with olivoexrecn Valluuris pottery and auatntly pretty Satsuma tcupots, Vue girls who used once to werk Berlin wool tapestry with square mositie pletures of {udied, und lupuogs, atid ion straus real.stic roses, now work with crewels in really beautiful deeorative patterns drawn to conventioniilsed dusizus. Our women univers sully dress in subdued and delicate colors; even our children play with tey-books made fovely for then by Kate Cireemway und Walter Crane. Some of the uttempts that peoply tmuke at tho beautiful are still doubtless painiul and ridicue lous chough: but, ut any rate, they make tho attempt, instend of remaluiog as of old ina bilastul aud contented state of utter Philisting ugliness. ‘To Know a [Itthe about art, about povtry, nbout the emotional side ot tfe ulta- xcther, bas become an object und a dusire with thousands qd thousands of people who never felt su before. And that result bas been brought ubout tn large part, 1 contidently assert, by us, the despised and much-ridiculed *esthetes,” ‘Thera ure a few other moro serlous objvetions, however, sometines urged against the great coutomporary esthatle movement tymiled by tay unworthy personality, wbout whiv objec tons | should [ike to say neers now that | have sot you fuirty buttonbuledin a corner by yoursel frat of them—a very vommon one—is we, *esthotes are’ aworn cueinies to color, There never Wasa greater mistake on thisearth. We revel i color; we verfeeily roll In its wo live Iu tho uildst of yreon, and ‘blue, and searlet, and pure te nll our days. Novouy who has onco sven the Interior of a rantly zuod modern esthetic house couk! over ufterwurds serlouely comtnit such a ridicuious blunder as to say thut 10 wus * dingy,’ , “fuded-luoking,” 64 & thous sund unthinking critics nssert unbesttatingly every day. a\s a mutter of fact, It {3 the Philistine hotso ch eschews color. ro or “xivomy," or note of tho Tot! decorative eitvct. T and ke} telling: I white all over. Tho walt-paper 1s white, with « few patches of rezuluriy-dispused gold ornamentation lu gcumetricul squires, ‘Tho muntelpleee is of white murble. The cure pet has a wolte ground sprinkled with whitrjand ue rosex, ‘The cheap chromo-itographs which dv duty for tihng art have broad white nuuirgins; aud ‘there fs ho deeper coloring to walang and neutralize this chlily genural toue, Tho piney of houor over tho hearth is. tilled by a gilt tirror, whieh reflects the white cetling, Tho chairs and sofas are covered to pale blue ently. ‘The vases are in whitish glase, Thy ornaments are Vai statucts, alabaster ‘box white spar kulckknacks, Thore Is & bit of colur th the whole room? und Whatever thore {8 consists of rude innsses of un mitigated blue, red, und yelow, isolated in great. harsh patches umid the provalliug sca of tuaose pitubly white. ‘The placo seems contrived on Purpose to repel one by its utter upbomelincas, Now, Just contrast such t room a3 this with MY dittle drawing-room fo tho small house at Huupstend, Our ceiling fseovered witha pretty continuous distempered design; our wills are broken intone bigh decorative dado of storks Quy Water-phints beneath, und a small upper plerctug above with cometrival interlacing Patterns in a contrasting hue. Our tloor ls polished at the sides, wind bas twoor three dif- ferent rugs pincer about Getween tho ehuirs. and table, So every bit of the framework of the room 13 simply full of culur—subducd, pieusunt, restful color for tho ntost part, 1 allow, with’ unobtrusive pat. terns which so not solicit orfutlzuo tho oye, but stl] most uniuistukablo color, us different ua posaibla trom tho poverty-stricken white of utter Phitistia, Thon we have a fow picturos bung upon the upper piecing: n fow decorative plates fastened against the wall; a cabinet with Venetian gings and good ult Chinese porcelain above the dark red muintelpiceo; and a bearth set ubore with green and bluo Persian ties, Wo have chairs and sofus rod with = pretty — tapostry; wo few orewol-work tnd © antl-macassara which I myself detest, but endure for Mra. Clnabue Brown's sake); we bave flowers mn abundances ang on reception nights wo bave tho dresses und faces of women ettivening cho whole scene, If you wero to drop in atone of our Weduceday cveulogs I am quite sure you Would say you never saw 60 inch coler crowded into a singlo room ju all your iife before, Only the volor ig not dispersed nbout indiscriminately in groat solitary pitches; tt fs harmonized, and subdued, aud combined into a alngle decorative ehromntic elfect. Whew tsay 1 know you would think so, E aim not speaking quite, at raudoim, but nin gener: faing soberly from my past exporlence. oA Breat many cusuat nequalatanees of mine, who have nover been to my bousy, but have met mo nt friends’ dinners, or at our allice (the Secretary of Stute for Scotlund’s), hive sutd ta me: © Well, Sr, Browat, we're quite sure wo shouldtt dike your style of furylsbing; we've heard it's €o yory xuvere and esthotic,” But whouover Ive naked them just to drop in and sve it, they've alinust Invariably gouu away, not only eburmed, but with u fixed determination to Lure ulgh thoir own houses iu tho same fashion, ———— STATE CAPITAL NEWS, Special Dispaten ta Ths Cheng ribunes Brrinxarieny, Ill, Oct. %3,—Tho Scorotary of Stato today issucd Negnse to organize as follows: ‘The Abbott Buggy Compuny, Chieago; capital, $160,000; corporators, A. A. Abbott, C,H, Bunkor, Albort H. Veeder. ‘The Garden Clty Loan and Homestead Agsochition, Chicayo;y capital, he Quux; corporntors, Frank 31, Young, Poter MeGuire, Hat 1, Ising, HL. D. Beata, damnes "Ll x . Louls; en . dosent Hail, Henry’ 31, Samstag, Schack ucady. cate of organization was filed by the Normweatern Hencyolent and SuUaL AI Ase soghwtlun, Bloomington: Direotors, ‘Thoms J. Hunn, John W, MeCnuley, Goorge It, Wendling, a PURDUE UNIVERSITY, Breciat Wsvateh to The Chicago Triduns. Davaverte, Ind. Oct. 25.—Presidont Waite, of Purdue Univoralty (tho State Agricultural Cole lego), today filed a domurer to the complaint of tho students whe asked an order of court com pelling the Faculty to show enuse why they were not iaintttod fo tho Institution or olpo adit suey, Tho demurrer tg in threo paraygriphs, os pilowss “Virat—Thls court bad no Jurisdiction of the subject of the ngtion. Recond—Hvenuse sald complaint shows that thoro bau ilofeet of partios defendant. Third—Heesuse said comphunt dovw not astute Tats ouficlont to conatitute a cuuge of uction, Teta thought Judge Vinton will bo able te hear the argumunte toniorrow, $e ——_—$§ IMMIGRANTS WANTED IN CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANOISCO, Oct, 25.~—The Executive Com- mittee of tho . Immigration Committes of the Vourd of ‘Trade bas adopted u report showing & urcatquantity of United States landin thodjate, surveyed and unaurveyed, besides large tracts held iy private banda, which cay be purchased tor $4.50 to $60 pur acry, The ryport recommonds es um unmet are ae Fegpo a citizens, ‘allrous sot 1a arp ba aman, xranta, and that Topresentatives ot Callfornie fo Congress be dekedt ta obtain: appraprintione for furthor surveys of public lands. “The roport Wit be submitted nt q genera! meating of the Mourd of ‘rade next Thursday, —<—— POLITICAL, Congreasman Atkina, of Tennessee Spectat Disvater to The Chicago Tribune. Hor Spittxas, Ark. Oct. 2i.—A reporter met today Congressman Atkins, of Tennessee, Chater tan of the Committee on Appropriations. He. Ssnow sojourning here for his health, which has beun quite poor. In reply to n question relating to tho Speakership of the next House hd aaidt “Evidently tho Republicans will organize by electing one of thelr membors Speaker, It it Posstblo te defeat them by a combination of Democrats and Greenbackers, but I don't think thore Ss any disposition on the part of. the Dem- Gerats to formauch # combination, knowing that they lave, no mujority - to sustain their Speaker, 1 am inelined to the opinion that the contest on the Kepublican side Letwaet Hiscock of New York and Kasson of Lown witl rexust in favor of tho latter. slnco the Adminia- trution bas become Stalwart. Ainungz the Greenbuckers, ‘Todd, of Maino, would Ml the chair with abiiity. Jf tho Demacrats were dls- hosed to form ns readily ng the Republicans they could organize the House. Slim Attendanco at the WomansSuf« Trage Convention in Louisville. Special Dispateh sp Chteage Trihune. Louisvitids, Ky. Oct! 23.—Tho eleventh ane nual convention of tha National Woman- Suifrage Association met in tho Opora-House here today. Itwas « poor card and drew 9 Smnull audicnee. Tho meeting was catled to order by Col. Jotin H. Ward, of this elty, who in- troduced Mrs, Mary I. Thomas, of Richmond, Ind, as President of ‘the ngsoolution to the empty bencues and the reporters and tho huu- dred Or so of curlosityshunters who wero prose ent, The morning, ufteryoun, and Sven ses sions were cunsumed in Bpecebes by the indies who cumo here from tt digtaney, and Invitations to the xpectutorsty enroll thelr names, under the banner of suffrauists, and thus lot the speakers know who thoir friends are. Thoy thou adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow. Tho Offcini Vato In Olio. COLUMNS, U,, Oct. 25.—Folluwing. fg the oficial Vote cast in this States Governor—Foster, Republican, 312,705; Book walter, Democrat, 256,420; Ludlow, Prohibitions Wt Sultz, Greenback, 650. nd , ,ilewtenunt-Governor—Liekards, Republican, DIN: Joknson, Democrat, 298,20; MeVays Proulbition, 1127; Jenkiny, Greenback, . Supreme Jiudve—Longworth, Republican, 6,- QS; Hingham, Pomocrat, 280, Stowi Pras hibit a; Watson, Urceubucit, 0, i ubltodn, 15 6% age, Prohibition, a udhican, 31,2: Winslow, Demovent, 283,601; Schummeher, Pros hibition, 15,812; Floyd, Greenbuck, 6,447. Howvdor Public Works~Paul, Republicun, 315,- 458; Crowe, Democrat, 267,015; Duvis, Probibl+ Uon, 15,255; Morrison, Greenback, 6434. a OUR FOREIGN GUESTS. ‘The Germans ut Baltimore. BAvtisone, Md, Oct, ‘Thy German Na- Uonul visitors arrived this forenoon, and are the guests of the city, About noon thoy held a re- ception fn the Mayor's rooms, and afterward witnessed an exhibition by the Hire Department, ‘Tota nfternoon they will make an excursion down the burbor ia urevenue-cutter. ‘Tonight the quests will be complimented by # grand torehlight procession by a number of Germun Sucictics, and a serenade by the German sing: joy agcloties, after which they will bo buo- queted, wim the return from au excursion on a reve enue cutter down the barbor, tho guests, nt- tended by the Ieeeption Committee, took care riayes and visited the Eastern Femalo High School and Germun Orphun Asylum. At the jutter place they wero presented with a volume contatutng a record of the Steuben festival held in 1858, for the purboso of raising a fund for the Steuben Stuttue, now in Schiitven Park. Atthe banquet tonight Mayor Latrobe presided. Be- hides the German guests thers were present Count Von Beust, Secretary ef tho German Legation at Washington, Walker Blaine, As- sistant Secrotury of dtute,. the Coltector of the Port, and about Juv gontiemen, including inany vf the most prominent German merchants and Citizens. Shortly after 10a toreblight procession moved down Baltimore street. Tho line in- cluded a number of mounted murshutls, a com- yy of Inout bussrrs (Germin), the only ‘airy company in the State, und all tho Ger- mun singing and civic societies, with several bands. Nearly all the mea curried torches or Chinese tunterns. German and United Stites flags wero borne ut tho head of tho column and throughout the line. Atter pasting slows. Balti more, Gay, and Fuyotte streets, the procession murched to Monument Equare, in front of Barn um's Hotel, trom tho baleonics of whi it was viewed by German guest: Tho virlous twying socletics closed tho! ranks id soronaded the visitora. frum 400 to 80) Yolecs joining. in tho songs of the Fathortand. Tho visitors, making their appeurance, were received with prolonged and vociferous cheerlug, which thoy ackoowl- ledged by bows and te rulsing of huts, ‘Tg streets inevery direction were crowded with veople, und the demonstration was vuusually hoarty and gratifyiug, ‘Tho sercnndo lasted until midulght, The Germans icaye tomorrow morn ing for tho West, Lnfayetto, Ind. Invites tho Frenche mows Presence. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Laravetre, Ind., Oct, 25.—Tho City Council last night directed tho Mayor to tender the freo- dom and hospitullties of tho elty to tho honora- ble descendants of Gen, Lafayette (after whom our elty was named), aud tha distinguished vis- story now the guesis of tho Nution, Tho tele~ Thm Was sent to Sccratary Bluine, of tho State enartmert, 5 a THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘Those whu would sce the comedy-opera “ Cine dorellu at School" must du so to-day, The Management hus had so many requests to revive’ tho * Slusrotte" that it will supersede “ Uindor- olla” to-morrow night for tbo remutinder of tho week, “Iiubes in the Wood" Sunday night will closo the engagenient of the Surprise Party. ‘Tha udvauco wile of tho Comly-Barton' opera genson hegins tomorrow morning ato o'clock. Comly aud Barton enjoy tha reputition of bav- ing the turgest ond pod eiibpaut ed comic opern coinpuny ever organized jn Atuorlen. They have A chorus ot seventystive vuicos, which ts a much larger number than many grand operas can boust of. ‘They upon thelr enguzoment Oct. HL with thelr London, version of " Olivette.” with Catherine Lewis us Glirctic and Br. John How. Kon ag tha Cuptates De Me Alfred Col- the ferfaute. Mrz a er, che composer, is the wusieat director, and will buve under his command a very efticient o~ vhestro, ‘Thu costumes used by the company are all imported, and‘ are in keeping with the ebaracters, besides being extromely ri eh. ——— SUICIDE. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Osukosit, Wis, Oct. 2h—Murtln Hofman, 7 years old, committed sulcide by banging In the ‘Yown of Vineland yosterday. ‘Temporary abore ration a tho supposed cus at tho uct. 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