Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1881, Page 5

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER easy any 188I—LWELVE PAGES, A Sensation in the Italian Chamber of Dep- uties. Maccaluso, a * Crank,” Hurls ARevolver at Premier Depretis. Tho Uppor House ot Vienna Given o Heroic Dose of Tanfe. Fourteon Now-Poors Orcated, and a Goveromant Majority Thus Seoured, Tho New Premier of Franee De- sires to Do Evorything Wimself, Beirathal of Prince Leopold of Great Britain to Princess Helene of Waldeck. Tho Bishop: of Manchestor Goes Back on Brother Moody’s Modo of Conversion. / Reviow of the Grain Trade in Mark Tane—Oondition of the Irish— Explosion. ITALY. A SENSATION, Rowe, Nov. 21.—1n tho diallan Chamber of Deputivs, while Premier Depretis was dis- ‘cussing the agricultural estinates, disorder occurred In the strangers’ gallery, and m- medlately a revalyer was thrown Into the hall, a voice erying, “’Lo Depretis.” ‘The revolver felt Without exploding or hurting ayoue. ‘The man who threw the pistol, named Macealuso, was arrested, and tho Houge resuned Its debate. TUB MCRANK Itnppears that Macealuso endeavored to shout Depretis, but, bung prevented by_ the bystanders, hurled the revolver at him. Mac caluso is about 4d yours ol, 14 was born in Atragoni, Sielly, Ha hat alreaty been in- prlsoned for wounding with tntent, to mur der, and ds still under police supervision. 1t Isstated that Maccnluso presented itinself it the police station this morning and asked to bewatehed during the day, saylng that oth- erwiso he would commit some excess,” NOME DARK. Alarge factory burned tonight, The nue tharitles, fearing the flaines would spread to the gasometer, cut off the gas, causing total darkuess In the clty, TIIH BRUTISH. ELECTION IN BTAFFonD, Loxpon, Nov. 2L—Thyg result of the elec- ton in Stafford for members of Parliament, by which ‘Thoms Salt was elvcted, caused great astonishment. Tho Conservative vic- tory fy attributed malnly to the Trtgh vote, whieh, until the mght before election, had been promised to Howl, the candidate of the Liberals aud working-classes, A CONSERVATIVE Victony, The election In Stafford for member of the House of Commons to fill the yucaney caused by the death of Alexander Maedonald, Li eral andl working-class representative, re- suited Sn the election of Thomas Salt (Con- eervatlve) over Mr, Cearge Howell, who ran fo the Liberat and workingectass interest. ‘The poll stool as follows: Mr, Salt, Con- servitive, 1 82; Mr. Mowell, Llberal, 1,185, ‘the result of the vlvetion In Stratford for wenber Of Parliament, by which 'Thomns Salt was elucted, caused grent astonishment, ‘The Conservative victory is attributed to the Jish vote, which, untll the night before tho eketion, had been promised ta Howell, tho candidate of the Liberals aul workmg-classes, Atthe ceneral election jist year the votes cast were as follows: B, MeLaren (Libe al). 11035 A. Macdonald (Liber), 1345 Salt (Conservative), 1,990; Capt. ‘Talbot (Conservative), 1149 ‘The result yesterday shows a Conservative gain of 254 yotes and a Libernt loss of 313 votes, THE MsitOM OF MANCITESTEN,' fn his sermon at Oldham yesterday, referred lothe visit of Moacty and Sankey, and said he {feared that the effect of startling excitement passed away as tauldty ns produced, Where, he asked, Were the tens of thousands who rashed to hear Moody and Sankey at Man- chester? You must not suppose that because Hr could ery “Glory hallelujah!” ho was FATAL EXPLOSION, ia explosion in 9 colliery belonging to song Grauy ito, near Halley, killed five per- i ADMIRAL, GLYN, ae Court of Queen's Boneh, in the libel eas Clement Scott against Sampson, of pee: © Sunday sporting paper which be shed an articty implying that Scott, 0 nanan aceite, had oxtorted £500 from Ad a (lyn by Uirentening to publish revelu- : teste ner Miss Noilson,'the Admiral tien to-da 5 favornble to the plaintiff. Ho eat ea Sco it £500 ng a buatuess invest- In the Zieatre, a monthly publicatlon. Nisre FIVE sURVIvonS, ta Rattray vee te fve mae who Seely : ; barebeen pleted pn ix steamor Solway In ‘eae “MARK LANE EXPRESS," ni a ay of the Brush krain trade of tho tome + Baya: “the wonther was abe sent ly warm, and young wheat conse ie wade rapid progress, Farmers' te i t re creaatl Ju both quantity and quat- ing, Goon Wenther was favorable for thresh- Wetonce “s Samples of native wheat growing nerease ne all buta véry few sell with Wet refecte Mculty, Most of the samples tales ae There was no quotable change wot tea Oe Wheat and flour, Tho foreign rh ery huchanged, Some concession whiterang fo effect sales, American red aa Spring wheat are In targe supply, forces i in London fs large. Reculpts of . ale Were small, half belng from Tethcted ay ‘The steadiness Is duo to the 5 wenely, Rates aro unchanged, Ses Cargues arrived off coast, Goad barter Tho floating bulk decronsud. blewttut hae Searcer, Infertor was more ot tlxed re laine wag unchanged, but sellers wands, aeean Were firmer in thelr de Week, 011 oF, Bnallsh wheat during the “ma 5B eee ut is 4d por quarter, 04 - ere, at 445 1d * the cor Tesponding week iuet wee PRINCE LEOPOLD, lreular announces the betrothal alot eke Dold to tho Princess Helone of Waduect, Tit BH IMIsH. i lope LAND uinz, 18 womiiNa, Naulten ink oY. W—This week's poljtica He Attention, Intorest ‘Is atill tt ong thes Irlsh Land Courts, where re been ary NK Novelty occurred; nor has Uo uteg pryy nbbeel yet heard toyphing the clples on which she degisious of tho sub-commissions are based, ‘These Intter continue antting down rents, ohsery- Ing In the majority of eases as much madera- ton as is consistent with a determination to sallafy the tenants. Prof. Baldwhi, who de- elired at Belfast that he would determine tho value of the Iand with reference solely to the capnelty of the preaunt tenant, ling him- self revolted tha astonishing dictum, an- nounciug now that tho envacity of the land under the tennnt'’ avorage skill shall be tho mensure of the rent. ‘The novelly of the week Is tho decision of the Limortek Sub- Commission rediuelng tho rent of the lake farin, owned by Lord Clarina, 20 per cent, though it has been patd regularly for forty> three years, tho Jandlord bearing hate the cost of inprovements, aod the ovidence showing that the Jand is fully worth tho ex- isting rent. Landlords constider the decision as oufious of a detorininationte enforce a reduction inn class of eases hithorto deeyied outside the Land not. TI MACIBTRATES, Tho magistrates of Dubiln County approva the Government's polley. THE MIBACLYS AT KNOCK are about to bo revived. Reports from Clare-. morris state that a imost wonderful cure was effectert Sunday, A nun of Kenmare, an in- yah for years, was carried, during mass, be- fore the altar-riily, and reecived communion, Shoe got up and knelt, a thing she had not dono [Ih nine years, Many priests and hun: alreds of people wero present, FRANCE, GAMBETTA'S PLANS AS TO THE SENATE. Speelat Cable, Pants, Noy, t.—In a long, spectous article Int Republique Francatse again disensses the ditleutt and deliente question of the electoral reform of the Senate, Cortain Sen- ators, among thom MM. (Gilbert, Boueher, and Bernard, Intely showed a disposition to consider the matter seriously, and sugested ag a falrbasts for a reform that the Sena. torial constitirancles be enlarged by giving yotes to all the members of tho mutnicipal councils of France, Le Republiqne Fran- calse protesté hotly against te proposed ar- rangement, on the ground that it would Inerenso the Importance of ig- portant rural clectors at the expense of the towns. $M, Gumbetta’s organ would probably ob: to every other kind of elec. toral reform that dit not fusure ft whatit really wants—a Senate entirely at the service of M, Gambetta, The election of M. Jules Stmou’s friend M. do Volsins Caverniore, to” a life Senatorship on Saturday, and the début of the Mlnisterlat candidate, MM. Merold, for s Senntership, shows that the new Cabinet will likely find but, small sup- port fu the Upper Mouse for whatever measures it may advoente, 3083 EMA TITURHY has returned from her Seantiuavinn tour, which has beon na great suce artistleally and finanelally, She gave fifty-three con- eerts In Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, which were attended by Hgarlya quarter of amillion of people. ELECTRICITY, Th the Western atasvctuted Pres, Panis, Noy, 21.—Nearly 80,000 people vis- ited the exhibition of elvetriclty yesterday, Presitent Grévy has telephonic communica tion established between the Elysée and tho Overa Constque and the Theatre Francatse, Ale intends giving # series of telephonle “at homes” this winter, utuaty Republican member of the Chamber of Deputies, announced the abandonment of an Intention to Interpellate the Government on the appointment of Paul Bert as Minister of Worship, some papers ailertig that he was Jn collusion with Gambetta, AN EXVOSITION, The Minister of an International exhibition of Industrial arts in 1892, ‘ A LA NAPOLEON. ~ Lonpoy, Noy. 21—It appears that Gam- betta, desirons to personally participate in the conclusion of the Anglo-Irench treaty of cummerce, his asked Sir Charles Dilke for a, delay of two to threo weeks, during which time ho must attend to the organization of the various «departments: he will then give his whole mind to the treaty, “Sir Charles agreed to the postponement. Accord now exists in regard to everything except woolens, AMERICAN POLK, Baurimonn, Md., Noy, 24—Presidant Gar- rett, of tho Baltimore & Ohio Ialtrond, hus the folloiving cublegram fram Leon Chotteau Paris: “Tho new Cubinet is favorable to the repeat of the decree of Fobruary last. Stops have been taken.” ‘Phis is understood to mean that Gambetta’s Cabinot Is favorable to the repeal of the decree prohibiting the Im- portation of Aiericnn pork and lord. INOLLAND. THE SILVER QUESTION, .. Tur Waaur, Nov. 2.—Ln the Chamber of Deputies the Minister of Fiunnee said pend- Ing the result of the Monetary Conference of April he could not propose 9 measure to check the ontflow of goht, Ie anid if the conference did not secure the acoptlon of bi- metallism Holland would be obliged to eltuor demonctize silver at nn enormots cost or ro- vert to a simple silver standard, SPAIN, ‘AY PHOSECT, Mannin, Nov. $—-Tho Chaiuber of Depu- ties passed a bill authorizing the construce tton of the Jussea & Confranc Rallway, with asubyention of 69,000 pesetos por kilometer, The cost of boring 0 tunnel through tho Pyrenees Is estimated at 18,000,000 pesatus, to be borne equally by Franee and Spaln, GERMANY, THY EMPEROR, Bentz, Noy. 81.—The Emperor, although able to attend to current business, Is obliged to keop his room for two days, A BOCIAT, EVENT. s Tho Princess Victoria, wife of the Crown Prince, opened the Musoum of Art and fn- dustry, A largu attendance of Ministers and tho diplomatic corps was present. LIEUKNECUT AND HIS OLD CELLI-MATE NEED, Tiebknecht, Socialist, by means of fy- siivets privately distributed, has informed. his constituents at Mayonce that ho has de- clded to represent Offenbach inthe Reichs- tag. He recommends to the elestors of Atayonoe Herr Bubel, who will probably suc- ceod, ‘ AUSTRIA. AMBABBADOR RECALLED, * Vienna, Nov. 31—-Count Kulnoky has started forSt. Petersburg to present lis lot-» tarsof recall as Austrian Ambassador to Russia, TUE CREATION OF FOURTEEN PREIS from the thick-and thin supporters of Count ‘Taafe gives the Government a majority it hitherto never onjoyed, s TUR OATIL Count Kalnoky took the oath of office a3 Minister of Forolyn Affaira, Ho goes to St. Petersburg for a fortnight. ————— EGYPT. , WANT Q# DISCIPLINE, Vienna, Noy, 2.—The want of discipline in the Egyption army 1s Increasing, If energetic measures are not taken soon the authority of the Khedivo will fall to pieces, TUNIS, ‘ FIGUTINO, Tunis, Noy, 81.—Continued fighting Is re portod between tho Arabs and the Hrench column advancing southward, —— THE EAST, NEDIAZ, Vienna, Noy. 21,—It Is allegad that Hadjaz hag addressed the Ligh Sherift of Mucca saying that If the inhabitants of Mecca and Medina pledge themsclyes to aubulsaiou thoy Will not be molested, but if they tala part with the Siltan both towns will be aneked ant reduced to ashes. GREBCH, TH, ARMY EN THESSALY, Loxpon, Novy. 81.—Tho reduction of tho Greek foreon In ‘Thessaly to a pence footing has beon ordered. RUSSIA. THI NIMtITAgTS. Benin, Nov, 21.—Tho return of winter brings Increased activity In tho distribution of seditious pamplilets throughout Russia, nee FIRE RECORD. ; Sixtyeflvo Bnlos of Cotton Burned. Brectat Miapateh to The Chtenao Trinune, AttANTA, Gi, Nov, 21--At Tovvoa, on the At tanta & Charlotte Atr Line, today, sixty-tive ‘bles of vottan tonded on the curs were burned, togothor with tho platform cara, The cotton war shinped from fartwell ta consignecs In Charleston, ‘The eotton being fo the custody of the raltrond any and all losses have to be auatained by Uint corporation, ‘Pho cause of the contlirration is attrivuted to a apark froin the ongine. Pulled the Wrong Rox. _An old woman, whose nine could not be learned, desiring tu cult the pollee patrol, Opencd thy door of fire-nlarin box No. dat the corner of Curtis und Randolph streota, and pulled down the took, A few seconds tater five engines, an equal Mmber of hoster hook-and-indder treks, and ae Maralntis began to arrive from diferent potuty of the enmpnss. ‘Thereupon the old uly “akipperd.” and her whereabouts could vot be aseortnined. Alleged Arnon, ‘Tho alarin from Box No. 120 at 0:10 lost night waa caused by aniuciplont blaze on the second tloor of No, Ut MeGtasher stredt, Stephon Me+ Lain, tho ovcnpant of unit portion of the bultd- ing, sald the fire originated from a fot of kind Tug-wood carolesty left on the top of the kitehen stove, John O'Neill, who occuptes the first Npor, mudea shure of urson muzuingt bin, bowever, and MeLulo was focked 1; A Livery Stable, LANcAsreit, O., Nov, £1.—Tho tlvory atablo of Alexandee Cuanlugham, in the rear of tho Tall: madyo House, burned. Loss, $4,000. A new hack, worth $1,200, and a uumnber of ather ve- hicles, and ning voiunble fivery horses, wero burned. No iusurant At Boston} Loss 830,000.) Hogrow, Noy. 21,—Grain and other stores In the building onthe Commerelat wharf oceupled by George Russell, Nuur inanufucturer, were Cuinuged $30,000; insured. Rallway Shops Burned. Manton, V.,, Nov. 21,—Tho C., N. & M, Railroad shops at this pluce burne: robubly the work of au incendiary, Loss nut known, Tho Phenix O11 oflnory. Burearo, N. ¥., Nov, 21.—Tho Phamix oll ree Nunory burned tuday. THE YANKTONNAIS. They Wave Mad a Good Seawon for Bunting and Are appy. Spectat Disvateh to The Chleaao Frit 8r. PAuL, Mlnu., Oct. 21.—An urmy olicer, In a Dorsonul luttur from Camo Poplar Rivor, M. Te, States that (he Yanktonuals fndinns in that vl- clnity bave hud nftve bunt the past suumer, eccuring a plentiful supply of meat aud a hirge number of sking tu trade. and that asn congas quence tholr benrts are good, and there Is no prospect that the stirring scenes uf Jost wintor wilt be revancted In that Jocullty. Indeed, It Wag atone time hoped that the necessity for tho retention of tho troops, at "Pap. lav River tho coming winter had ceased, Py an oorter foro their return to Fort Buford was expected; bitt, owing to tho faet that Lame Brole wis ull north of thong with x Tew lodges anit might give tronble, it wis notdconied wise to withdraw tho garrison. ‘Two how sote of burrucks, ench 10) tet tong, and three new acts of vlllecra’ quarters, with six rooms in each, haye been erected and wit soon bo rendy for ae, Game bis been excvedtiyly plentifit, nud tho white: hunters have ranged along the northern bank of mo Yellows atone ton paint within twentyetive or thirty, miles of tho Agency, killing thousands of buffalo, and greatly to tho ebngrin of the In- Winns. But tho opinion is exprussed that this wilt be about the hist good hunting season fi that scetton of tho country, ag lurge herds of bntfalo have crossed tho’ Misrourl and gone north, Where thoy will probably remain, gato nt lonat from the inroads of tho white buaters, MATRIMONIAL, An Elopomont. Speetat Dupatch to The Catrago Tribune, Lane Geneva, Noy. 21,—A Uttle rippie of exe eltement was occasioned here on Saturday even- ing by the clopument of Miss Lettle Harber, the auughter of 0 prominent iniller, with Mr, George Uralg, of Chicago, Mr, Craig hud been afro quent visitor at thia place for a yeur pnst, but for soino thine tho paronte of tho young Indy had looked with disfavor upon tho young man’s ate tentions to tuo young Indy, und hud forbidden hie visite upon her, On Saturday, however, tho young people decided to ha married, ind were det driven to Burllngton, where tho knot was tled,, and they departed by the oventug tealn fram that place ta Culeaga, Drury and Lennon, at Lafayette, Ind. Special Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, LAFAYetre, Ini., Nov, #1.—George Drury, a prominent young hardware morehant of this city, was married thls marning to Miss Lizzlo Lennon. ‘Tho ceremony ocourred at 84. Mary's Cuuran, which was filled by friends of tho purtios, GARFIELD. The Wool Rateed on Wis Farm, apectal Disputeh to Tae Chicaga Tribune, CLEVELAND, O. Nov. S1,.—-Tho wool olfp raised on tho Garileld farm at Bentor bas been pur ebnsed by 1. C, Hush & Son, of this elty.. They propoue pulling it in excellent condition and then sending It to one of tha tending chaimnders of commercy in tho country, the proceeds of the gilo to bo domted to the’ Garitell monuinent fun ‘The place offering the best intucaments will secure tho woul, ‘Tho Me Bush intend makiag good bid thomacl ye 8 tO gcoUTe Bo gogdaum for the monument fund. ¢ Resolutions of Rospect and Sorrow Recognized. Duuugue, Ia., Nav, 21,-—Tie Dubuque Cuthatle Henovalent Soceity recelvod a Ictter yoaterday from Sceretary Mintne thanking them for regu. ludons of respect nnd sorrow over the death of the Jate Preaident Garheld. ANOTHER FIGHT BREWING. Tyan and Sullivan, Epectat Dunateh to The Chicago Tribune, Nragatta Fats, Ont, Nov. 2l—Ityan and Sule livan, pugiliats, baye been over here ult diy, #o- tecting the battle-ground for tholr fight, which, it ls ald, will take pluco ou this side botween 4 and f tomorrow morning. Tho pugilista are now wt Ningara Falla, N.Y, NIAGAMA Fatt, Ost ov, 2L—Ryan and Sule tivan, prize-tlehters, wovonds and friends, have ben bovoring hayweon here and Suspension Bridge alnco Batukday, The feht aniaunced for January noxt fs oxpucted to take place heres abouta inalde of twenty-four hours. Tho police of both sides of the river ara on tha watob, Contradletory. Ornainnatt, 0. Nov. 8h—John I. Sullivan, who isto fight yan at Now Orloana in January, Jenatat Niagara Falla as reported in the dls- ich from that place tonight, butia hero with don, bis trainer, endeavoring to arrango for Baparring exhibition sometime this week, Also at Albany, Aunany, N.Y. Nov. £1-—Ryau, matched to fight Suitiva hore, having sutured from a parriny tour t, Medenies the Nght is off, —————— YESTERDAY'S DEATHS, ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. $L—Tho Hon, Alexan- dot ftundail ta doud, ‘: Newront, Re 1, Noy, 21—Mre, Van Allon, daughter of William Astor, diod auddenty this mmorulpg of heart-disease, Ban Franawca, Cut, Nov, 2h—Georga H. Bowker, Jato munager of the Western Union Yolegraph & Peluphone Coupany of ‘Tuvsou, Ariat, ‘disay? Towns forworly Me Ban Fran: cisco, 1 . A REMARKABLE OFFER. During tho next pfteon days call on your dlrugalst or fancy dealer and ho will let you have Dr, Beott’s bunutiful clectric halr-brush on trial. Fallow directions, and if It falls to curo headavhes und ysuralaia (fc foi nedni- ules), or even falling halr and butdness, ro- turn le to ht In guod condition and ‘he will refund the é, On Who same terme vy Dr, Scott's eluctria tlesh-brush for rhewu:t tism, malarial palns, bad cheulatton, ote. Le hnparts & beautl(ul clear skin, ‘or ealu by Dycho & Cu, Stata and Randolph, THE COUNCIL. Ald. Hildreth and Lawler Have Tholr Usual Wordy Ware fare. Congress to Be Asked to Giro Chiengo {ho Fort Dearborn Ad- ditlon, Or Whatever Title the Federnl Gov- ‘ernment May Havo Therein. The Park to Be Used os the Site fer the New Ubrary Building, Look Out for Mad Dogs—Potitions, Gom- munjoationa, and Orders, Tho City Council met Inst evening in regular session, tho Muyor in the obalrand alt the Alder- anen present except Stauber, Alt. Luwler presented a reioustrancd agninst the opening of Union streot betwoen Madisun and Twelfth, Ag Invitation to the Council to attend tho ane nital inepeetion of the police force at the Expo- altion Building Saturday atd p.m, was received und neceptod, MAD DoGs. An ordinance empowering the Mayor, whon ratisiied that thore are mad dogs running ut Inye In the elty, to Issue a procinmation re- quiring nll dogs.to wear mnuzzies, was lald over and orderud published, The Commlss{onur of Public Works, to whom waa referred a question why gates bad not been pinced ut eertaiy rallrond crossings in necord. unee with a resolutlon adopted in Auguat last, |, reparted that a weltten order had been served on the different rallroud companies, but that no time was speciiled In which the work should bo done, and nothing bad been done, The cute tnuntention was placed on file. USING ‘THE FOOT OF TAYLOR 811 The Comulttee on Strocts dnd Alleys, West, to whom was referred tho petition of the Chi+ cago Sucar-Retining Company to ve allowed to use the end of Taylor street, repurted tn favor of tho passe of u resolution’ allowing the company tho usu of tho strevt until Dec. 1, 1841, without charge. Alt. Luwler fayored the passage of tho reso- ition. Ald. Purcell prosented 1 romonstrance against it, and said Lawler wanted to yoto away a part of n street. AkL Hurrett offered a8 x substitute a resolu: tlon providing that the Controlier should ex eente a icuse to the Circage Baygare lt Cunmpany of the south one-third of the ent of Tayior Street, from ficach street to tho river, itoin July 1, 183t, to Jun. 1, 1892, in consderavion o Ald, Hildreth warned tho Counell not to give yy the street, and intimuted that such would tion, = Gentic~ n residing in the Eighth Ward bad implored tin to Hight “the infamous stent whieh Luwler was try'hiyg to get through the Council.” ‘This brought on a row between Lawler and Hildreth, In which nobudy got hurt. ‘The sube atitute wis fast und tho report was approved’ by yens 2h, mys 8B eus—lViekerabam, Sanders.A ppluton,Shores, Preps, Wutking, Wotheretl, Sheridan, Lawler, Smyth, Peevey, Bond, Denn, ftutvert. Everett, Wanzer, Hirsch, Young, Imhof, Murphy, Bur- Fost, Burley, Mulr—23, Nays—L 5 epeter, Hlidretb, Hiordan, Purcell, Nelson, Brady, Moyer (Fifteenth Ward) ‘The spoctai order, the report of the Committee on Wharves and Public Grounds on FORT DEALUORN ADDITIO: was oalled“up, and Ald. Peavey moved to con- eur in the report, whieh reconimended that Cons gress be asked ‘to relinquish to the city ul! tie rarht, citle, and futerest of tho United States i that property and to pags a bill for tit purpose, providing Ut Dearborn Purl sould be devoted urever to the tees of tho Chicagy Public Library, ALG Stny tt moved to strike out this provision of the proposed Utll and to fugert tha following: “If tho city auttorities of the City ot Chictzo Atany thine deem tt ta be beat for the welCare of tho entid city to sell or part with tho control of the above deseriied property er any part there- of tho question of such sule or surrender of con. trol of suid property or any part thereof shall first be aubinitted tv tho voters of Coleaio at a election when the oifice of Muyer of of Chieize ts bola voted for, and if at vetion a majority of ail the yoters shall algnify that they ure “io favor of such sale or surrender of sid propocty: iv part thoreot tho Mayor of the City of Chicago, with and by the consent of the City Council, can sell or disposy of said property or any part thereot.” ALD; SHOREY WAs SURPINSED that there should be any, opposition to the bill as orlytnally dratted, The library was people's college, ond ought to be Iberally g porto. ery jue of the ground should bo consvernted to the brary. Hoston, Ciavinnath, and other great aities bad tnade the mistake of liiting thoir pudlic lbraries for space, und Chicayo should be warned in tie. ‘This ground eurld be got for nothing If fe coutd bo obtained at nll, and he could not seo how any xentlamin could object to tho passage of the Inv untess he was fhterested in anothor scheme which defeatud the frouused Jegisiution a year ngo {tho Valentine scrip scnemey, oe speaker gave an account history of tho Fort. Dearborn property, opposition to Chlengo obtulumg a jeg aan It,und guid the Valentino scrip crowd hud ore gunized again for plunder. [t was sald that Chicngo would walve (f8 riparian rights by nee eepting the lund on thesu terins, but the fuct* was that tuy city would protect ite rights If the vropused bill should pass. A transfer of tho fee from the United Stites to the uity would curry with It tho right to the accretions, subject anly to tho perpotunl exsemont granted to the Hitnols Central. n ply ton question by Ald, Burloy, Ald, Shorey suid ft was truo what there was A SHADOWY CLAISI MA CENT pe BY THE ILLINOIS tothe submerged lands, Thoy obtained a law Jn 1660 front the Legist ture Of Illnols—n dis wracofil Law tg whlun tuo United States paid po respect whatever, having slace that tinie catihe Vished dook tines within the limits te whlob tho: raitroad lutd vlaim. The [Winels Central owned the riparian rights north of Mundolpn atreet, but had no yaild olutin south of that strect, Alt Murley suggosted the inserdon of the words © ineludime the riparnn rights and subs merued Jands in tront of sald proporty. Ah Shorey said it wos no tse asking tho United Stutes to cede what they did not possess, ‘hore wasne such (blue a8 ciparign rigits ate Atched to a right of way, which 1s all tho LIMnols Contral owns, such rights attaching only to the fee. ‘Tho United Stites bad nuthiug niore than f naked legal title, and the equitable title rested in the City of Chicago, ‘Tho proposed bi was fale and honest one, aceepinble to the ablest inen fn Congress, and the spenker hoped the ES teas would be passed unatiiinously by tho Connell. ‘ Ald, Shoridan was much tn favor of tho per osition to nequire the fund forthe people of Chi. engo, provided that the right to suy what ahould de dane with It should rentain with the vitizens, Hv thareforo favored tho amendment of Ald, Suyth, and belloyed that _. A DECISION OY THE PEOPLE should be sought, and that tha poople were op- posed to selling the fand today, Ald, Pooyoy dusendod tie daaietan of tha committee as contained in tho report; and showed that there was aothuur it the but pros caine in any way fur thy aute of thy lund by tho sounell, Ald, Young wanted to know if tho Clty Law Depurtinent had passed on the proposed Di. It appuured that they tind not, but Aid, Saoroy stated Unt tho Corporation Couusel drow tt sltatlar bill last year, Ali. Dixon wanted the mutter settled, for it hind been a bone of contention fiftcon years piat, Ho thoagut Ail. Smyeh'a amnendinent should bo aston tent as Ly pase of the rapart, an ald not thing Dearborn Mark was tha boat locus don fur the Puvito Library Ald, Everett wanted tha committoo report adopted, snd was oppased ta Ald, Sayte umondment, Let the vity tirst yet the United Sintes Co cede Ite futersat, and then the disposl> ton of the property would come up. ‘There wae no doubt thas tho ripariaa eights vosted in the United Status, which td uever reoownized the olulm of tho Ulnols Contra) undur the grant of tho Ntute Legiuluture, flo was fully to sya pathy with CONSECKATING THE GROUND FOR LIBRARY PURPOSES, and did not want any otber Inatitution, such as the Athemeaum or Art Academy, braugh ‘Ald, Hurtey thought muro ting might adve tageously be given to discussing Ubla vory Iin~ portant subject, which had only been before two Jouncil meettuga Ile moved Chat the watter be luted over tompora ‘Ald, Cultorjon wanted uetion taken at onco, Ald, Sinyth was surprised that bla iunocent amnunument should baye vsused go much ald cussion. He wanted to couserve the rlparhin rights of thy city, whiuh ho cunsidored {te must valuable propurty. The lilnols Coutral bad one vrouched raely upon tha citys props erty, Tho speukor was not opposa to tho Fublio. “Library, and bad) always voted Woorahy for, no Jang sourht 1 acquired was worth more nearly ton milion dollars than one willlun, and vould ibe sold ta privute owners for throg tines whut tho rallroud would pay for i, if the iinole Central wot the lund it would bo exempt from yauolalpal taxauon, while private owners would Le subject to taxadon. A wilerton oped tho quostion would. not bv postponed, and ae jualoy bod aaa e portunity @ Yeur aga to sf an oO Qucson, which was thea before Cyuuoll, He \ hetleved that whon tha bil! zat before Congress the Tinos Central would bo moro apt to Nant It It. . Wathorel! satd if tho United States ended its titi to the elty, there could be no Itinttations ag to whut should be done with the pr it the for nagsodt It inust be na unrestriete ane. Ald, Young Tavored postponaient of the vole, 18 ALDEIMEN WEME NOT FULLY posTED on tho merits of tho case, Tho Law Department: had not ben conauiten, and the joss of a week would not be 1 serious one, A vote was taken on the motion to postpone, which was lost—yeas 11, nays £t—n9 follows: Yens—Hurke, | Shoridan, Lawtor, Vurcol, Smyth, Nelson, Young, Murphy, Harratt, Hure wey, anid Hine, ach ays—Wickersham, Dixon, Sanders, Apple- 0) Sh av. Paelps, Watkins, Waetheretl, Culler Hildres Pouvey, t Bradys , and lon, Altpeto Sohroeter, No AY Margen, M Cullerton demanded tho previons ques: tion, whieh was ordered by the following voto: s—W Wal: i Tawelery’ bert, M voto: Viekershum, Appteton, storey. Phelps, Weihorell, Burke, Qullorton, Sitdreth, Pee Schrovder, Houd, Dent, Hite ewdy, Wunzer, Mirech, add Nuya—Dixon, Sanders Bhortdan, Altpeter, Tiordan, Pareett, Smyth, Nelson, Young, Imbot, Murphy, Barrett, Hurley, and Wales, ALD, SMYTH'S AMENDMENT was lost by the following yo Yeus—xanders, Hurke, Sborid cet, Smyth, Nelson, Murphy, and eke urutt, (Fifteenth Ward). Lawler, Pure Harrett—, Niye—Wickerstum, Dixat, Appleton, shores, Photos, Watkins, Wothercit, Cullerton. Aitnoter, Hildreth, Iordan, Feoves. Sehroeder, Bond, Denn, Hulbert, Everett, Brady, Wunzer, Hrsedy Young, Imhof, Buriey, and Wulrm24. The resolution waa thon passed by the follow. tng vote Yene—Wickorebain,, Dixon, Sanders, Apple- ton, Shores, Puelns, Watking, Wetterel, Burky Cullertun, Altpeter, Mildretb, Wlordan, Lawler, Schroder. Bond, Down, (ute dy. Wanzer, Uirsen, Imhof, nih Wardih, sr ay yth., Nolson, Young, Mur- phy Rarcutt, Rucley, wud Ulele—x, Ald, Hnorey offered the following: Ucanteedt, Tat the Mayor {9 here ly requested tu take such ateps 1 May ooi Necessary to procure the pagsaye by Congrogs of tho bill to confirm to the City of Culcugy tho ti tote vortaly public grounds as recommended by the City Council. ‘The rewviution was adopted, Ald, Shoridan Introduced resolution direct- inj: the City Clerk to grant the usy of the Coun- cif Cuamber on Thursday evening to tue eon: mittee having fo charge tho Irish National Cou- vention, Adopted. Ald. Altueter Introduced # petition from resl- dente of the Sixth Ward asking the PROUNMTION OF THIS MANUFACTURE OF LUCIFER MATCHES within tho city lines. Ald, Cullerton introduced an ordinance to that nich was ordered published. ne sume Afderman Introdtced un order cnlt> Ing upon the Clty Attorney and Health Commis: sioner ta prepare an ordinanee prolibiting the use of livery varrinyes at tho funerats of persons dying of amull-pox or other contagious diseases, it they found such ordinines could legally be cuactod, Committee on Health and County Ke ation Ald. cant y respectfitle Cullerton offered tho following: cndered, ‘Tiat the City Contraiier be and 14 hereby directed to report to this Council jmined = ately” the aimuant of taxes represented by. tax-certiticatos, © and tnx-deeds held by othe | City of Chicago, und tho years fog which such taxes were levied, lao the Amount of speclil asaessments for which ho holds certificates and the yeur when they were levied, Was introdstced and sent to the Com- mittes on Fire and Water directing tho Chief of tho Fire Department to include iu tho estimates for 1892 8 8um suiticlent to purchase A RUNNER COAT AND pooTs, to be furnished free to enck flremat, An order directing the Chief of Vollco to en- force the ordinance relating to the plactuz of ehajrs In thoutre aisles was sent to tho Cominit- tee on Public Bulldings. Ald. Dean introduced a potition from Armour, Dole & Co.. aking loave to withdeaw their petl= ton for n Bpecini permit for an efevator. ‘Tho petition was granted. Ant mpeloalnn fron Frazor & Chaliners to be lowed to construct a steati-gipe across Unlon street wus referred to the Commilttes on Strocts and Alleys West, Atl order directing the Board: of Health to print for tho use of physicins certaln excerpts froin the health lnwa was sent to the Committes on Health and County Retutions, Ald. Imhof introduced a tresutution calling on the Cantrotler tu report u fist of all spectal-ns- sessment warrants how in corse of collection ou which no dragts for tisprovements have been inade, Passed. ‘The Committco on Fire and Water reported favorably on an ordinance tixing the cost of water-pipe, which was deferred, ordered pub- Hsned, und made a special order for 933) o’oloek next Monday evonina, ‘The Counell then adjournod. A MYSTERIOUS DEATH. 'Tho Peoplo of Freo Nigger Bend, Arke Agttated Over a Supposed Murder, Tittus Rock, Ark, Noy. 21,—Free N&rgor Rend {s the name of naettlement on tho river about cleven miles below this city, Saturday Churles Thornton, a prominent colored man, and Ed Jumes, also colored, wont to the woods to hunt bogs, Jamea came back and reported that ‘Thornton bad acoldentally bloWn his brains out. Some kind of an Inquest was bold by na Mauls trate nud 8 verdict as above rendorad. The colored people wouldn't Btand it, They wanted a rowuler Mauest. They didn’t belicve thare was uny celdont. Yesterday 500 peuple mt Froo Niggor tho. body, should not bo until Coroner Wolfe Investigated, All yesterday people were urlying from tho scene, and a dozen tales were toh}. Some peoplo said the gun went off while ‘Thornton waa striking a bog with the stock., Ed dhimos, who Was With Thornton, said nothing about hogs, but doga got to Sittin at Shorn= tun’s fect, ana bo supposed one of thom jumped ‘The Coroner ia investigating: An urdet Upon tho trigger. the mattor. LABOR AND CAPITAL. Strike of Employes in Steel-Mi. Speetal Diavatch ta The Chtengo Tribune. Pirrsauna, Pa. Nov. 21.—A atrike occurred in Smyor & Nimeck's Steel-Mill today—tho first slag it wus established thirty yours ago, ‘Two helpers at s heating-furnace became dissatisied about sumethlpg und stopped work, throwing their department of the mill aif, as that portion of tho mill] was working onan order which the firm was obliged to fill immediately. The men stopping at tha time thoy did caused considers Ulu annoyanes. ‘The proprivtors discbarged the Btelkeea, wid, as thoy are unten ten, tho won took the inutter in tand, and told te tiem that: unless tho mun were reinstated they would strike, ‘This thos’ boaltivuty refused, aud tho consequence fs that the miliis idle, ‘ho union will refer tho mutter to a committee of the Auiulgumated Association of Tron ud steol Workers, who will Investigate [tund codeavor to ggttty tho traubie, — Peers and Poorcsscn, nidan Queen. Tho peerare, is woll_ known, consists of Dukes, Murquisacs, Karls, Viscounta, and lure ons, In polut of antiquily, however, the digs nity of Karl is tho bighadl, and in tho: sArietue Saxon timed wis uxuully uppllud to tho frat of tho reyal line. Metore the tine of Bdward I, thore wore but two titles af nublility—vii Burl wud Burana; the Barone were originally: te by tenure, afterward by writ, aud nitor that bj putont: but Haris, since the tle uf Wleburd I, ave always beon crontod by letters patent, and nowadays alt peurs are crentod in this way. Tho first Duke—by that anme—erewted In England was in the eleventh year of Elward TL, when that soverelun ercated his eldest son, then Enel of Chester, Duke of Cornwall, Siuco thls event, not only tho frat-born but, the | eldust living son of tho Kinga of England bave alwnys) been born such, and — ine mediately afterward cronted Princes of Wales. “Accordinuly, tho presont Prince of Wales sits in tho House of tcors as Duke of Carnwnll, Burl of Chostet, otc. We say above tho tirat Duke * by that maine” wus the sun of Edward JIL, beenuso betore then the Utles of Duke and Bart wore synonymous, ‘Tho frat Mare quiv—by that name—was ade ln tho retgn of Hichard IL, that puonureh buying created Kab ertdy Yero Bart of Uxtord, Marquis of Dubtiae for lite, and this tide ts derived from the style of tho ollicy of ine Lord Marches or Governors Of thy northorn and western realms of England. Viscount, ug a title of digaity, wad term intros duved In the elyhteonth your ot Honry VL, who ereuted Lord Leuumont Viscount Beunmont, Selden tells us that Viscount {3 “the self-suime d which signifies our Short turned into a Gignity,” the word baying been viccecumes, or the deputy of the concs, Count, or Burl, who was alwaydé wovernor of a sbiro ‘Tho atylo Hight Honorable," atriectly sponk- hh Pproprinte pay to moumbers of ber Hrivy Council, but it la aldo aupliod to below that of SMarquis, is styled “Most Honorable,” and 0 Duke “Must Noblo,” and the consoris of alt Peers are by courtesy styled in tho sume mane ner ug thoir husbands ary, A Baron when forme ally addressed by tho sovorvlgy, te ae Our right trusty and well-boloved"; Viscount ‘or art, Que right trusty und woll-beloved: cousin; a SMaruts, “Our right trusty std ute Urelysboioved cousin; while a Duke ia "Our rignt trusty and right entirely-beluved cousin and gouncillor,"” Estboetlo persona uy canly formulute thera fenuacone of wrandeur, ry doe scribing the digalty of « Haron us +1 a Pittsburg M A Marquis, oF a Vincount and Erl as "Too, too! Murqula as ‘Too utterly too,” und that of a wt f Duke ay “Quite too utterly and intungely too." We must now giauce at a point of sumo fnters eat, capooiaily to the fndics—tho ofuct of titled persuns inlermarrytoy with cummuoners, Horo agaly tho poneine is slusple, und Is tais; A Poor way ennoble bis consort, but a Peeresa cannot ennoble ber husband; aud to statetbis principle more generally, we may way that, while B woul always takes ber buaband’s rauk in any walk of life, uw mun dos not always rie ty ble wile’s b . level; henco tho unpleasantness which somo- times ncerues from a womnan marrying “bee nq tho plirase goes, Of course, wo menn where the disparity in. the socitl povition of the parties Ix very’ marker Indect wemny with a bende ta her nnn own or hy euurtess, iy inmeriie, may Foetal ane handie throughout. ber life” under manye Dut not all, ciroumstanees. Thus it the daughter of 2 Duke, Marquis, or Eurt mar. ae cominancr, sho will ati! Ue eniled "Lady" allzabeth. or whatever hor Christin name may be, but tuking, of course, the patrons mis: of her hitaband. Simtlarty, the dewurnter of 5 Viscount or Baron marrying & commoner Wit becomo tho Honorable Mrs. Jones, Drown, or Robinson, ete. Tl howover, the dntatter of a peer marry itn- othor peer, her enurtesy ttle becomes merged intho real.one of ber tieband; but If tho daughter of a Duke, Margtls, or Earl marry it Haroiet—say Sie Samuel Viekwick—sbe will not be called * Lanty Plek: ‘@ sim ply. fut will be eled) Dudy SoeandeSo Mekwivk, Just ts if sho trad married # commoner pure wid simph t the datiebter of a Viseosnt or Haron, few a werg to marry Bir Samuel, tehe would beeomo not only Lady Mekwick, bit. retaining her courtesy designation, would coreudy be eatted the Honarnbls — Gady Minkwick. 4 eord= ingly, nny peeress “In her awn right muirrying fo commoher stil retains her nokility; hut a peeress merely vo hy narriuge, fotersmrry ting as a sehdow with ac ‘no further elelin to ber dignity, be quired and held ft only by marriage. nad when she tnarries again the dignity Is, 0 to spuak, ox~ hatusted,. A dewnger peeress of any rank—by marrinze —wonld appear to be fi” somewhat ditterent position from other tadies In reaied te the mate ter now indor notiee, ‘Take the following case, exempll jerntia, ‘1 of A. marries Miss i. ditighter of Mr, € micsion, Ming 1s, becoines Countessnt A, dios, teaving and son DD, und his wite HINONE, HS, alt ter then marcies KB... commoner, and tt would svom thutshe muy stil rotela, her acquired ttle, she beutg styled * Emily or whatever: hor tae may Countess of Aa! the Countess Downgor of A. ns ti the same would be the ense even If abo ahouid marry a Visemunt or Haron: heenuse, as wa hive previoudly stated, ali enna us are peers—that Is, lu the seuse of equals—notwith standing the dierances In todividual raok which exists among then, ere THE, STEAMSHIP ELBE. Ocenn Steamer That Posyosscs Pore oininentix Terrors of Transatlantic Voyaging Reduced toa Minium — speed, Comfort, Safety, and Pleustire Achieved in the Mighest Degree, . Special Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, New Your, Nov, 10,—Ovean-steamshlp travel- ing accommodations have of Inte years been Bo largely perfected that itis now no more a bard- sbip to cross tho Atiuntlo for pleasure than it is to mako tho trip from Cplcaxo ‘to New York. ‘The old-fashioned tubs which wero frat em- ployed wero pitluces as compared with slow- golug sailing-ships, un¢as n bare to a snail in tho tnatter of Neetness; bat. the art of ship- bullding has kept pace with other {mprove- ments of the age, and the employment of coin- fortnblo accessories in tho internul arrange- ment of the steainships of tho present duy ts in full keeping with those of palatiul hotels In the great American cities, Speed aud means of personal onjoyment aro tho two essential qualiticntions of ocean steamers, It would up- pear, however, from tho evidouces we have be- fore us at present, that the lutter point bus heen completely attained, and the strife muse herenfter be for expeditious voyages atone. Every vessel of late that hus been launched by the rival transatiuntic tines bas in tara rivaled nit ity predecessors in elegance of ndornment and perfection of internal arrangements, untll it would seem thut tho very — highest point bas been attained In the ro- cent adiition tu the feet of the North Ger- inun Ltoyd Steamsnip Company, the Flve—a steamer of monster proportions, sclentitic con- struction, and sumptuous adornment. Tueso fucts were brought very prouluently before my. notice Just Munday, woen thud tae pleasure of Juspecting this senmer in compiny with Capt. Lulst, who very deservedly takes as inuch pride in tho vessot hs does & mother with 4 firat-born babe, The Captiin bus been lomr in tho service of tho North Germun Lloyd Company, and, on the day before 1 visited bim at the wharf tn ilo- boken, hud completed bls thirteenth year asa commander of this company’s steamers. With thé expericace, he was well qualitied to spenk Ja compirison with other vessels, und was but putting ft modestly when he said that “ the ut most fimit of modern sclence and skill would suem to bave been exuaustod in bringing tran: atlantic steamers to their present state ot pers fection,” und that “for stuuchness, speed, und A every upphance of comtort tuey can senreely be gurpnased tn the future.” 1 ean say for mys self that my experience on other aceun steam ers tenches the Uhat there la nutulog ntlout that” cut approach the Elbe fn all the details which xo to mike up a palatial intertor, The Elve was built by Elder & Co., of Gias- wow. She ig 440 feet long, ins forty tive fost of beam, thirty-six und one-half feot depth of buld, and a register uf 4,600 tons, ‘There aro: three cylinder engines, and the stfte are made of Krupp ste, the same as tut aed fu Krupp guns. Une engine fs blgh-preseure and tho other two Presstire. Buel eine bas tlve {vet stroke, These engines require 110 tons of eoal a day aw) tons for the rou t-trip trom New York to. Mumburg and retura. ‘Lhe steamer hug Keven wateretight compartments, and la heated by steain. The promenade ueck is 180 feet Infength. Eight tife: ts, with it~ proved lowerlpg-sear, are provided, and can bo set ulloat ina minute, Thoy will necommodate sixty persons pact ‘The cabins of tho Elbe aro i temun who ed up tho flussitn Emperor's yaeht, tho Livadin, bad charge of the decorution of the Eibe’s saloons, He perforwed bis work in a niitsner that dofies eriticisin, and the eonpan: went to €0,08 tore expense than in litting up the saloons of uny other vleamer tuey own, Tho nuthin cabin and dining-room 1s in the Renais- auuce style, The woodwork Is binck walnut and maple, gracefully carved aud elaborately ide signed, “Between tho windows (deud-Hybts) are exquiatt hana oll paintings, some two feet in bight, while the ceiling Is profusely inset with 1ho sane, all done on ennvas, the ground laid on Jn old gold. At tho lower end of tho dining: rootn are two beautitul utegorient ofl-palatings act into the bulkhend, bulb executed by a noted German master for tals shiv, and representing seanes tu the voyage of Ulysses: The atx tables in this apartment will seat 1a) firsteolass pase songers, ‘Che upboisteriny te done ti durk “ad velvet; that of the tudies’ boudoir, on the dt nbove (au exqusit room), in dark biue Velvet. When faay the dinwg-rovin a forty-two feet wite by forty feet lume, that tho ectilngy are eight feet bigh, and tho apartment Hehted by aakylight thirty-two feet high, and sixteen by elyhteen feut in dimensions, Ww can be seon that it {4 spacious ag Well a6 sumptuous. ‘Tho woods work in the Indies boudelr ts cbonizuil, The Rontlemen’s vmoking-room 6 Nnished In teak wool, As for the staterounis, thes ure models of comtost, and ull of thous tre onteldo—next tho vide ot tho vessel—thus securing plenty of Mgt and fresh alr. Of course there are liridal statvrovme—no steamer ts completa without thon nowadays, ‘The steniner [8 also provided with seoand-ciass Acvonunodationa ns wood as tho first-class of some othor lines, ‘Yhore ure ample appliances for use in caso of fire, and toxehorn, operated by stunt, that wit mako a blust that cun be beard fifteen miles ava, ‘tho ona re % 0 has proven herself a vory fast rbip nt Voynge, Sho his wow unde tive showlig a record better than li knots, Lolat Kays be bus pushed ber throuu! but hag not maintained it lonyy but bu expacts towet that out of hop regularly sou. Un he third voyage xbo tunde the fistest wostwur Yoynye across tho Attuntig up to tbat thiv—xo- fny frou tho Needics to Bandy Hook tn olght duys, four haura, and twentystive minutes, note ual tine, and trou Queenstown to Sandy Hook fu seven days, ten hours, and twenty* five inine utus. Tho average run was 13 66-100 wiles per our, ‘Sno agents of the North German Lloyd Com pany in thls clty—Messre, Ocirichd & (0,—in- ford mio that anothor steamer le building, to by called tho Wesur; tia duo will bo ten feed lon or than tho Elbo, aud hive one font more buai and that they ca pect her te beat the Elbo's tlie by atlenst balfn knot. If the Weser cunuut rivul all otber steamers, they will butid ane that witl ‘The comp bas twenty-cight steamers Ht present on tholr five Hnes—ouve tne tron New York, Buitiuere, er 1 Now Orleans respout> ively. gud two from South Aterien, Cubt, Lelst, wao comminds tho Bie. and who isthe Commadore of the Heel. Is nuvurtholess the oul wee an in yours In ehurge of a North German Lioyd steamer, Ue ts overy Inch a aullor; courtvoug, oblate wad, withal Just the tran with whom ou would tku to oruss (ho At- lande. 1 would way to showy who anny conten plate such # Journuy this they enn got betteraue commodationsthut iv (nore palatial apart. quonts—ou tae Elbe tion any athor stewucr oat, While the tubly is supplied with overs dole thas the murket can provide, and that Ia ong of tho most vssontiqh on mn ovean ‘Tho company 4. famous foe thia on all vl When tho oye ta pleased the od, tho body made comfortabie, prowptly mer, thore is ite sare ro STEAMSHIP NEWS, New York, Nov. &l—Arrived, the Mosel, from Bromen; tho Holvetla, from Antwerp; and tho Spain, from Glverpool. GLasaow, Nov, #l.—Artived, the State of Gears gla, from New Yor et ST, LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Sr, Louis, Mo, Nov. 8L.—Tho Surcuyute’ Bxe change of thiy city hug about 82,000 in woney, bouus, ote., a large part of the money been da rived from tho goat Jnorvase in membership during tho last fow months. ‘loday the Kx change yetod upon a proposition ta constitute this monvy and bonds yrusurve tuud, and to i add tott yoatly not only the tnteraat da the fund, but all aurplus money of tho Exatans, also providing that thesfund, or any part of It aha not be disnesed of except by vote of the inembers, and then only, by a tarcesfourthe’ majority, of those vottng,” The proposition was cartind be un vote of for. to oruinat. This netion tikes the iepaant of tho tad entily out of the hands of the Board of Dirccture, Pspeemasencens ~Sseaiamanaa SECRETARY BLAINE, © : Avausta, Me. Nov. 21.—Tho Kennebeo Joure - nal tomorrow will publish tho foltowing: “ We Are authorized to state that Mr, Maine will not bo a candidate for Representative In Congress, will not be m candidate far Governar, and will: not ho a candidate for tho United States Sennta. When Mr. Biting ‘retires from Vresitent Arthur's Cabinot, early the coming month, he Will devote himself ontirely to bia private ats fulrs, ‘Tho rumor af his gomie as 3 Engtand haa no found stion whatever. ——— nn BUSINESS NOTICES, \ FILES! PILES! PILUstt: A sure eure for Bild, Mecding, fohing, nd Uiverated Piles hus voen'discovered by De. Wil- ams. A single box uf DIL WELEEASS' INDIAS PILE OINTMENT hus outred the worst carole te cases of twonty-llve scars Atanding, It whys “y relleria Ove alaitesnitortsiag. WILL 1 AMS’ OINTMENT nbsorla the tumors, southos palt, allays the intensa itehing, ospegiaity after setting waratin bed, acting naa poultice, It is prepared for Piva, flab iin of tho paets, att nothing clas. Sold by deuggiats, or malted en receipt of price—¢1, by VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON £CO., Chieauo. pasha Sane . Macnlister’s Cough Mixture is fant aus Derseding att othar remedios in Chiengo for tha dideases Incidental to our severe winter season. Jonn I Lee. eorner [Halsted and Harrison streets, ond ali drugylats, Moadow Mint te Mellelous for Crampe : iu the stomach or vowels, dlarrhiea, ete. =* Surgeons OM Removes Rhoumatia and Nouralgie pains ina minute. Isiery Just receceived, a Special Bargain in adies’ Hosiery full Regular-Made, Fancy Striped, English Cotton Hose at “ AQ Cis, PER PAIR, = Never before sold at less than Gsc. All new Z colora, and a variety of patterns, suite a able for Fall wear. Also a splendid assorte ment of Ladies Faney Wool Hse, New patterns, and extra good value, at a 50 cis., 55 cts., 60 cts. at Ladies’ Dibbed Merino Hose, All colors, at ‘ 25 Cents PER PAIR. E Childeen’s Ribbed Merino ose, All sizes and colors, 25 Cents PER PAIR. A finely-assorted stock of CHILDREN’S French Ribhed Woel Hse In the newest designs: at prices that con~ vince every purchases that “It Pays to Buy Hosiery i on the West Side,” ‘ CARSON,PIRIE& CO... MADISON AND PEORIA-STS, DRESS GOODS. Chas. Gossage & Co. Dress Goods! Marked Down. : Extraordinary Reductign IN Now and Desirablo Styles, es {00 jes. English Broeades, 450 From 40 cents. ‘ 75 jes, French Dromades, 3hn Slik and Wool. From 7§0 and $l. ‘ Alin: french Clioviots, all Wool, 75s, ls From $1.25." $ : AA-in, Seotch Mixtures, all wool, 90s A Frow $1.25, a Min, Alt-Weal Plaids, $1.0, “a From ‘$1.35, eS, Hi 1,000 Sik and Wool INMS, di-in, Too.” Frow $t.75, " = 2a0 All-Wool Hdkfs, =i, $160.” ‘ From §4,00, x eer AB-in, Sik and Wel, Bordures, S78°. - 7 . From $3.50, Cashoer Ln, Wrappers, S100, ‘4 Slightly Sollod. From $35.00. . french Camel's War Wrappers, $1500, From $45.00, Gossags & Co. Chas.