Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XLL LINENS! LINENS! PARDRIDUES Main Store, STATE-ST., West Side Store, NADISON-ST. (near Morgan), Special Inducenents, vultes not duplicuted by other houses. NAPKINS. 5-8 Napkins at $1.20. 5-8 Napkins at $2.50. We have all'prices, but the - above are specicl, and we ask inspection. DAMASKS. 1-2 BLEACHED DAM- ASKS, 60 inches wide, at 50c. CREAM DAMASKS, 68 incheb widg, at goc. ~ HEAVY GERMAN DAMASKS, bleached, 60 inches wide, at 6oc. TOWELS. TWILLED TOWELS, good size, r1c.° 1-2 BLEACHED TOW- ELS, with fancy borders, at |: GREAT VARIETY Hand-Embroidered Towels, Embroidered Wool, Raw Silk, and Jute Spreads, at, as usual, the lowest prices, . CARPETS. _ New designs in agies- tries at 75c¢ per yard. Best quality Jngrains teduced to goc. DON’T BUY Until you see our prices in any department. PARDRIDGES, Il4 & IG State-st., 284 & 286 West Madison-st, — (NEAR MORGAN a CARD HITZ LUCAS, 52) Wabash parlors photography of tha VIGTONIS, estar aod ontultaod by hee, sure isto Airundway eainiet, & the tuto Ot wHd exbliret on rado suppilod at a discount, veoK RESPONSIBLE PARTY fornia und Oregon will execute HY ne duairl y Wwisviripana amis. or Veee Mt eat pO EER SKATES, ROLLER | $151.50, $2, 1835 SKATES at palr ot SPALD i iter ROTHERS. Extraordinary BARGAINS ) ONE LOT All-Wool Camelettes 42 inches wide, At 50 cts., Worth 65 cts. ONE LOT Wool Checks, 42 inches wide, At 60 cis., Worth 75 cts. ONE LOT Dress Plaids, 42 inches wide, At 40 cts., Worth 75 cts. ONE LOT | Ali-Weol “Shoodas” 44 inches wide, At 85 cts., Worth $1.00. + ONE LoT a Nilk-Mixed: Suitings, 44 inches wide, At 85 cts., Worth $1.00. The above are ‘Marked Bar- gains,” are desirable in style, and | offered, with many other Dress Novelties, at correspondingly ‘“Low Prices.” P, S,---Elegant Robes in Car. tons, with Descriptive Fashion Plates, MANDEL BROS. 121 & 123 State-st. « ting Scary ev- er nade, Special at- tachment for turned down collars. Samples sent tothe tradeon application. THOMAS & HAYDEH, holesal Whojnfacturers, Fino Bpoctactes sulted to all siuhts on mcluntite principles, “Opera and Field Glaseus, ‘Telescopes, Mie eroxcupes, Harumoters, etc. PRINTING. OF BYERY DESCHKIPTIO: ities for the ex .ordrop o ee le OTTAWAY & COMPANY, e Sh und Gs Branidia-st. ago Daily Tribune. 145 STATE-ST., Will offer Today Twenty Cases BLACK BEAVER AT BERLIN HATS! C.A.COUTANT& CO. WILDE'S’ SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS, MEN'S NIGHT SHIR’ MEN'S. TRAVELING | BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, MEVS WORKING SHIRTS, . SKATING SHIRTS, MEN'S & BOYS UNDERSHIRTS, We do an immense Shirt busi- ness, both in goods on sale and to order. After we tell you the price you will not trade elsewhere. SLEEVE BUTTONS, i) al a y ai This Button is Having a Big Run. All one piece; nothing to break or lose. We keep all the Novelties, SCARF RINCS; SCARF PINS, And handsome Scarfs ready for them, at James Wilde, Jr., & Co's, Cor, State & Madison-sts. FRANK REED, Mani BPECIAL OLABSES A NEW. MR, and MRS, BOURNIQUE’S SCIIOOLS FOR: DANCING. WHET BID H—Natatarium, Of Madisun- nua SIDES Twenty-tourti-ete wear Idle lasnos for Ladies, Children, and Gonuowon. F particulare soma for Gataloguge ns Gontewen. For ACADEMIES, SB ADA-BT, NDIANA-AY, ILATS, ‘HALS,--Fall. Stylen Gentlemen's r Dressand Business Huts, The Largest, Flucst, have ever shown, ut vur usual low prices, - BARNES! Hat and Hur Store, 66 Madison-st, (Tribune Hullding) MME, DA SILVA Mis, BRADFORD'S (formerly airs, Oxden Homuan's) Kaytish, French, id German Bourdiug und Gay Seuool for young ladies und ehildron. Now Wd West ‘bhirty-vlabthnsts Rew York, will ruwon Bopt. ah” Application uiay be -Wady by Ietler ur personully us above. Penneylvania Milltury Acudem: Chotter, Va. Ciel! Boyinecting, Cheuulstry. nglisl, Dexrovy cunterrud, Vol. ‘uve. iyatt, sales Pros THE STORY OF “THE WORLD,’ w A Drama of Humanity—Thrilling Life: Pletures of Two Heml- spheres t “The World,” which will be produced on Monday next nt MeVie! s ‘Theatre, was. tho success of the last se: running ¢ hundred nights and a crowded house every night, stthough Adellng Patti and Christine Nilsson wera wt the same time singing, Mr. Samuel Qitville, the wllflonaire manager, being abiond, Kaw the play, and he secured the right to prodice it in this cottne tryy It was brought out +t Wallack’s, where it was played a hundred nights, and untl Mr. Watlack’s lease expired, Messrs. Brooks and Mekson, seeing that it would be an tine Ineuse sensation, arranged for tts production throughout the United St ‘They eatlpped ILstperd company, mid vl Hout. duly vslt Was presented at MeV ii ‘Theatre, where Me Kopt the bowrds six Wwheluiing att teen With pra asterling pluy ”*. adhnirably seting.? W readily belleve this whet we hear the est of thelr critles si © Nothing to st pass the production a he World? hase kaged the Ingenuity and skill of the theatrical artists since the world bean? ‘the interest of *'The Workt” centres in favo brothers—Cloment and Tlarry Auntie: ford—who are members of a fine old English fuinily, proud of its honorable and uncient record, Clement, eH iis brothor, Involvin driven from home. twely sory apens, aid goes oulte Cape ‘Town tu seek bis fortune. ‘There ho assumes the name of Charles ILart- ley, Es his brother, a heartless sous nun, renins In England, and after his tattier refuses to longer meet his recktess demands for money tnarrics an unfortunate woman and squanders her il-got money with lis ace custonied recklessness, ‘The woman's name Is Mubel Owen, whose father anu y brother, Ned, are also In the dinnand fields, Minty Muntingford, however, is promised [1 marriage to Mary Blythe, who, lgnorant of his mesatilunee, goes out te Cape Town as 0 wider promise to marry hin on 7 Bughind, Act first, In Cape Town, Afrlen, ts tho most olahorate ‘aud Hfe-like stage Hlusion ever known, Ln the foreground da the whart at Cape Town with a “life-sz0” steamer, the Lily of the Valley, moored tlongside; actual stew hissing aid spluttering out of her vipes, She is about to start for England, Mo. Jowell and the steamboat company’s agent, Binekstone, have on board’ quantity of sham dimmonds, heavily Insured, and eae trive secretly to place on the steamer a ins fernal machtne, uutomatically set ta explode and sink the vessel In nidoeean, As his feet touch the gaug-plank Clement Tinntingford charges Bushtord, hiseld chum, with Inving robbed him, and demands restl- tution, belng penniless and yet anxious to get back to-England, lnving received 1 7 nanouncing hls father's death add the reve slow of the family estates to bingself, Mary Mlytho, whone he has learned to love, ts to be a passenger on the same steamer. [te com- yels Bashford to give him £0 of the worth- ess notes, though onty dewell knows then to be forged, and with $30 he purchases Ma. Jowell’s passage tleket aud leaps aboard at the instant when the mddle-wheols begin to tt ‘The net ends with the realistic and exeltly ture of the vessel, Act se The busy mart changes tothe eahu, open sea, with the moonlight lovely along, fuminous track of steamer the only animated thing ta Clement and Mary new learn that each Is be loved by the other, aud Mary tells of her be- trothal to Harry, Suddenly an appalling crash is heard, The vessel carcens, | Flames Jeap upon every hand, and the blazing and fast-breaklng steamer crouches helplessly on 18 sen Aet third—This ts the great act of the piece, and a grand triumph of stage HMustons, Jenent Huntingford, Bastiford, Owen, and his son Ned have saved themselves from the wreek and are seen upon the raft drifting about, with the red sun Just Kissing the fare of horizon. ‘Tho act ends with thelr rescue by an approaching vessel, ‘Act fourth—The scene shanges to Lon. don, in the npartients of Mo, Jewell, who Is platting with Liimiey, a cnt of the Munting- 1 king the Fane ‘ord estate, to rob the ely of the property, fe days a plan to have bh murdered by his brother Harry ia his room at the ‘hotel. By mistake Bashford ts mur- alored, and thy scene changes agaln to Lum ley’a ofilee, Ho contrlves to have Clument Anatingford vontined in amndhouse. This Is a magnificent seone, and revolves aftey the manner of the jail in the “Shangiraun,” wid shows Cleutent Huntingford as lie ese enpes over the walls and paddles for life on the Thames River, act tft ls, the closing act, Is the great clovat ‘The elevator maves up and down, carrying passengers from one fluor to the other tn the Grad Hotel, Were Yarry Muntingtovd assaults Mary Blythe with violence, and, missing his footing, falls heail- Jong to the bottom of the slutt,) Mary and Clomment are married, and the May fills as Mo. Jewell and hls villainous accompliee are belng led away by the ollleers, SCALES, FAIRBANKS! STANDARD XINDS, FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO, Tore Late SL & Tih dte., Chleare, ‘Be careful te BUT ONLY THK GEXLLYE, What Brown’s Iron Birrers has done for others it will do for you, One LuncG was Gone. Ricumonp, Va, Muy 20, St in, aNer exhaust. ly, cooly ins formed me th ny Case Was hopeless, that no remedy would reach my case, and it was entirely useless. for me tu continue tiking medicine. I » Was fold that one lung was yone and that my bowels and kidneys were all decayed. [ taffered exeruciating!y from the horrors of dyspepsia and pafufut urination, and my, breath came short and quick, while my heart at thnes ceased to beat éntirely, while again it would thump most vehement- ly. A sister of mine, a Mrs. Rhorer, in Baltimore, wrote to father advising him to get me Brows’s Iron Brrrers. The very tdose J felt a change; now all puin is gone, my di- yestion fs good, my ‘urine is ree from sediment, and my shitnber unbroken and dream- less, I now teel perfectly re- stored, und goabout and doas much work as ever I did, and Ido not feel the least fati; Daten R. Mec Bioop Poisonina. Mr. J. F. Caro, Columbus, O., writes: “T tried Brown's Iron Brrrers with my little girl, whose blood seemed poi- soned, herskin being constant. ly covered with pimples and sores, It has dured her com- pletely, and all trace ofimpure lood in her system has en- tirely disappeared,” A Livine SKELETON. Mr. Robert MeNeuly: erstown, Md., write: reduced to living skeleton by distresstil ailments th pletely exhausted me of all vi- tality. All the organs of my body; lungs, liver, kidney's, heart, sight, hearing, brain, nerves, ete, were in disorder, and cach gave me trouble ina greater or less degree. 1 doc. , tored for kidney complaint; 1 doctored for dyspepsia; took consumption cures; [did everything in my vain efforts to find reliel Mr, Wells, a elerk in Morris’ drug stare, told me to try Brown's Ikon Brrr Two battles have made eel tike.a new per. ron-altozether, and I belic am permanently cured of my distress, Lweigh twenty: four pounds more now than’ [ did a inonth ajo.” Docror Says. A physician in Baltimore, 2 4] id for tost health and general de- IL can be compounded y present knowledge q CompLeTELY Bepsrip- DEN. Mrs, Nancy Mansfield?O., wi been under the ca steian during the ‘past seven years! Sometines I would feel better and then again T would feel worse. Thy past two years nothing seemed to help'me. About two months ago my doctor seemed to be getting discouraged, and 1 lity completely bed-ridden, I was very nervous, the least noise mive me great irritation, ‘The joctor, J suppore more to get me off his handsgthan any. thing else, as he said would rt leave my bed, told me I h Brows's Tron ERS, ut the same time re: marking ‘It was a good toni and would help to keep alive? [have used the rem dy about two months, and Nave been out of bed nearly two weeks, and now help about the house, Tt has acted like a miracle in my cuse.” Kinney Disease. Curistiansuuna, Va. 1881, Suffering from kidney dis ease, from which I could get no relief cither from medicine or the prominent physicians of our country, I tried as a lust resort: Brown's lron 8, which completely A child of mine recovering from scarlet fever, had no appetite and did not avem to be able to eat at all; T gave him Tros Birrers with the happiest results, J. Kyte Monrauug, Weakness Curen, o) Dee. TERS to my sister for weuk- ness, After taking two bat. tles she wat able to walk and run as well ase Witiam Jones. Brown’s Iron Brrrers contains no Whisky, dovs not Cause headache or blacken the teeth, Seethat you get the genuine, NEWS IN BRIEF. —The temperature on Mount Washing- ton was 3 degrees below zero, —Falr weather and stationary or higher temperature for this region today, , —Allvices from the Chillan Capital vid’ Paris Indicate that Gen, Kilpatetek, the Aimer- Jean Minister to Chili, is seriously, and it 1s feared hopetesty, it. ——The Minnesota Legislature yesterday elected ex-Seeretary Windom United States Seuntor to fill dut his own unexpired term, ‘She Minnesotians are evidently proud of Mr, Windom, and they have reason to be, ——The Common Council last evening passed an ordinance grunting to the North Chiexgo City Railway Company permission to lay single tracks on Market and Sedgwick streets between Division street and Chicago ntyenue, . —firandina Garfield Is staying with her daughter at Solon, O., ant receives a taree nuinber of letters of condolence daily. She Ig nore cheerful than might be expected takes much Interest in polities, and is in good health, ~The Tey, ‘ather Conway, the newly. Appoluted Viear-CGeneral of this arehdlocese, Was Jast evening presenteds with a purse of $2,000 as nimark of the alfection and esteem In whieh be Is hell by his Jate parishioners of St. Patrick's. —HLevi Morrls was arrested yesterday nt Mendota, 11, on the charge of haying mur dered Michael Ford at Williamston, Ingham County, Mich, over’a year ago. Morris’ parents reside in the East, und are sald to be aite wealthy and respectable, —The freedom of the City of Augusta, Ga,, was tendered to Gov. Bigelow, of Con- neetleut, and staff yesterday. ‘I'he party left In the evening for Atlanta, Ex-Goy, Bross and p distinguished party of Chicago gentle- nien arrived at Atlanta yesterday, -—The Italian, Esposito, who was arrested. at New Orleans some time ago for being coy- verned In several acts of brigandage, ints been identifled In Ttaly as the partleipant In these acts, and Baron Blanco has telegraphed to the Itallan Consul at New York to that effect. ——Ex-Senator Pinkney Whyte was elected Mayor of Balthnore yesterday without op- pusition, and the other nominees of the rez- ular Democruey were elected by overwhelm ing majorities over the “Anti-Ring”? eandl- dates, who-only polled an average of 5,000 votes, ——Johu Van Horn, a postal clerk, was arrested at Tittsburg yesterday on the charge of robbing.the mails, Van Horn has a wife and eight children. Van Hera, it appears, was extravagant and spent cousidernble inoney that he did not earn on wiue and women. —The London Sporting Life says that the horses that Foxhall defeated tor the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes are fur superlor to those defeated by Rose- bery In 18%, the only previous oceasion that the same horse in the same year secured both stakes, E ——Dr, Fitzgerald, the’ Roman Catholle Bishop of..koss, and a relative of Arch- Dishop Croke, has Issued a manifesto con- demning the * No-Rent” polley of the Land League, and says that the policy has excited widespread disinay. among the best friends of the Irish people. —Thomas J. Cox and J, W. Crawford, who are deseribed In the press dispatches as “highly-respectable eltizens,” had an altercation at Montgomery, yesterday. Cox was serlously cut, and Crawford dan- gerously wounded, tlogen, 2 bystander, was shot in the leg. It Is more t suspected that a large ‘umber of the 407 Inundries In Chicago are uot paying their Just and equitable propor- thon of water-tax, and a resolution was last oventug referred to the Council Committea on’ Fire and Water directing the'Superln- tendent of Water to look into the matter aud report, a -—Tho Mississippi River Improvement Convention met at St. Louis yesterday, About 400 delegutes wers In attendance. Mr, MeEnnls, President ‘of the St. Louls Board of Trade, delivered the address of welcome, and bespoke, Hberal appropriations and ex- tensive huprovements, In the great water highway. i ——Commander J. C, Watson, of the Untted States Navy, Inspector of the Eleventh Highthouse District, has issued a notitiens tlon that between the Ist and Isth of Novem- bor all the dangor-buoys on Sake Michigan, Green Bay, Lake Huron, and the St. Clakr River will be removed and spar-buoys pul iu thelr place, ‘This means an eurly closlag of navigation, —The Senate fs getting Impatient at the length of the special session and the small amount 6f executive business it is called Upon to transact, ‘This impatience yesterday: took the form of a motion to adjourn sine die, but, upon request, was withdrawn, The President Is said to have given assurance that lie will not keep tho Senate waltng tonger than tomorrow. —Mayor Harrison's determination to take charge of the Publls Works Dopartment, from whieh Mr. Waller was foreed to retire: aAshort time ago, ts to be a matter of inquiry by the Common Connell, Some doubt is en tertained us to tho Mayor's legal right to uct {n that capacity, anda resotutlon was last evening adopted reforring tho subject to the Juillelary Committue for an oplatory ——The parish priest of tho Polish Cathatie Chireh, at the corner of Hoyne avenue and Ambrose streets, hag adopted the very whie ‘course of ‘Inviting two phystelans to ils church noxt,Sunday to vaceinate lis entire ‘congregation, It Ix belleved that this course will have a very wholesomo effect on the Pollsh people residing In this elty, who have so far shown an unwholesome opposition to vaccination, —Tho ninth annual convention of the Natlonal Association of Short-Horn Breeders met at Jacksonville, IIL, yesterday, ‘The ful- lowlng ofllvars were elected for the ensuing years Vresident, Emery Cobb, of Ulinols; Fisst-Viee-Vrestlent, ‘TJ. Megibben, of Kentucky; Second-Viee-Presidont, W Me Conhraue, of Canada; Sceretary, §. 'T, Lack- ridge, of Indiana; ‘Treasurer, Claude Mutthows, of Indiana,” ~The London Thnes is rathor annoyed at Sceretary Hlaine's * tdentienl note” on the Panama Canal. It cannot nuderstand the ex- clusivences of the United. Stutes, ayd wants to know, you know, whether British Co- Jumibla and the British Australlan cotonles have not Kome Interests whieh the United States ts bound to respect, and whieh Britain 1s bound to seo respected, The Lincs guys that the great bulk of the yesvels which for some years to come will pass throug) the canal will be British. . “At all events, siVE CENTS. Torcantito inarine fn Its pres+ omState cannot form at an ently date a cof. eo syhblo part of the sharehotera’ Sd Times argument will bo of Brent af BRlxe to John Roach, out will searcel Baany effect on Secretary Blaine ; ‘ariean Government, Ingham, the Liberal candidate pf Parllamont, was elected at Berwie! ‘weetl yesterday by a large inne jority, Tho Irish voters supported hin. Jerninghaw Is 2 Roman Catholle, and will.be the only ftoman .Catholle «member from treat Britalit in the House of Commons, ‘lhe fret that the Irish voters of Berwlek-on ‘Tweed supported hin shows that they are more Catholle than Irish. —The Czar of Russia and the Emperor of Austrian Intended to have an interview at Krzesnovice, an Austrian town a short dis tance from Cracow, Tuesitay, but the fiter- view did: not take place, owing to the fact. that the Canr was Informed that the NiiMlists were aware of the thne and plice of the ine terview, Both-monaretis are greatly pus aled os to how the NiHIMsis hecame ac analnted with their Intentions, —Unainbetla was hanqueted at Havre, Tuesday night. He sald. he had been to Ger- many to stuly the means by whic. Ham. burg, Bremen, Lubeck, and Stettin attained thelr greatness, At Bolbee yesterday he sild all luterests should harmonize under the Republte, and tolt the Democrats that they ninst abjure thelr envy and distrust of the “superior classes? Superlor classes Is a strange expression for Gambetta, ——The following gentlemen will compose the Executive Campaign Committee of the Cook County Republicans: James 'T. Raw- leieh, Chairman; W.'l'. Jolinson, ‘Creasurer; George Bass, Assistant ‘Treasurer; George M. Bogue, Seeretary; W. N. Bralnard, Washington Hesing, P.H. full, E.R. Bliss, CLL Witett, Col, W. P. Rend, Chris Manner, Joseph W. Moore, John Humphrey, Canute At. Matson, George Schneider, and Joho Hough, . —First Assistant Postmaster-Generat Tyner’s resignation was accepted by the President yesterduy, Tyner prepured a statement for the press yesterday, which Is Intended to show how good and falthful a public official he has been; how he tried to counteract the extravagiace of Brady; how he tried to have the rottenness of the Pust- Ofilce Department exposed; and how he tried to convince Judge Key and Gov, Jewell that they should be more watehful as to Brady's doings. ——Jenlousy prompted a desperate deed by John 1, {indson, a farmer ying In Lavi, a township in Sangamon County, After having tried without suecess to shoot his wife he threw her down-statrs and dragged. her by the hair into the yard, where he crushed in her skull with a shovel, Ife then went to his brother's house and reported what he had done, and dtsappeared. In the morning he was found dead in the orehard having hanged himselt to. an-apple-tree, Mrs. ILudson will probably die. —Svroville, Gulteaw’s connsel, stated yes- terday In. the Washington Criwiint Court that he would not raise the question of the Jurisdiction of the court, and Judge Cox postponed thetrin[ wntif the lth af November. It Is belteved that Scoville walved the polat of jurisdiction In ordey that he may raise It hereafter, In case of Guiteau’s conviction. He thinks if after the trian! it Is deelded that the court had no jurisdiction Guiteau can- notagain be tried for the offense, and muy thus escape the punishment of his erline, —Sir Willlam Harcourt, the English Home Secretary, and Mr. Chamberlain, Pres- Ident of the Bourd of Trade, have been give ing. their views on the repressive policy in Irgland—the former'nt Glasgow, the latter at Liverpool. Sir William sald that the Goy- ermuent was reluctant to interfere with constituttonal agitation, but ‘held that the PRICK 403, 2 z tS 0 A. ae, +Land-league leaders were not engaged In constitutional agitation, but that they avowed, Megal views, und the Government was in duty bount to suppress them, —Haron von Steuben and the other Ger man guests of the Natlon at the Yorktown Centennial celebration WHI visit Chicago om the 0th Inst, and the German-Americans of Chiengo aro preparing to give them a cordial reception, ‘She City Council will probably partlelpate in the reception, Messrs, George Selnelter, Washington Testing, Ro Mie ehnetis, John Bughtor, J. IL Christopti, WI. fam Var George Eberhardt, Rudolph Ambuch, Wiliam Relssenugger, aud Adolph Sehoeninger have charge of the arrange ments for tho reception, ——Tho English newspapers say that the flight of some of Parnell’s eutenants has convinced Irishmen that these MHeutenants were not honest. They also charge that many of the Heutenants sought positions from the Government for their friends, and In some Instances for themselves, ‘The charges are pM@nbly groundless. The British Government has never healtated te confer - place and pene sion on. the Irlat patriots, so called, who deseried the Trish popular exuse and took sides with the British Covernment, Keogh, Sadlier, and the present Lord Chan cellor, O'llagan, were “putrlots” once, and they became penstoners, —Thero seems to bo little donbt that Judge Folger will be nominated for Seere- tary of the ‘reasury today, and that he will Aecept on certain conditions, The condi- tions are that he be appointed to the Sus preime Bench of the United States to succeed Judge Hint. Lt is understood that Judge Hutt ls aaxtous to retire, and that on Judge Folger's appolutiuent’ as his successor ex- Senator Conkling will become Secretary of the Treasury, The knowing ones say that Conkling would be appointed Just now, but that nelther his health nor his legal engage- ments will permit, It ts velleved that ex- Scnutor Mawe will certainly be nominated todny for Attomiey-General, ne ee PORK-PACKING AT CINCINNATI, Speetut Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune. CINCINNATI, O., Oct, 26.—Thus fur thore has been but very littio done In packing. The pack ers ure of the bullet that hoga are too bizh, and Aro holding off, The vory serious losses to packers which, subsequent to 187, occurred for #ix yours in snecesalon, were due to the fact that the price of hogs waa out of proportion ta the yalue of cured meuts. The farmers made money, but the packers suffered sorious losses, Thoy ure now, a8 a consequence, exceed ~ ingly sby of highepricod hogs, They pree for ta wait and sluughter =) much sniullor number than ta tuke any chuncon at present prices, The piforingy of hoge-are Uberat, und thelr average welybe ts ubove that of the preceding year. ‘Thu auiount of summer packing was lurzer this lost season fate Be, t viunw year, ‘hig etock, however, wittur ure ail sold uut. Byorything ts in readl- neds torn big season's work, sbould the prices ot bogs be brought down to the views of the packers, rr ‘THE IRISH. PORTLAND, Me., Oct. 26,—The Mayor presidea atthe O'Connor Land-League meeting Inthe. * Cityeélalt tonight, edurtiad, tnd the old stocks of lasc | PI é i 3