Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1881, Page 5

= CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21, \88I—TWELVE PAGES. “FOREIGN. ervific Gales Again Blowing Over France and England, — Horrible Experience of the Crew of the Bath City. Death of Tou of tho Unfortu. nates Aftor Leaylng the Veasel. Tho Survivors Now in a Liverpool Hoapital, Maimed aud Da- mented, Preparations for the Arrest of One Hundred Lady Land. Leaguers. The Englisl Unwliting to Relieve that Guiteau Is Boing Tried Dee vorunsly. Thirty-four Mon Killed and Thirty-six In- jured at the’ Mino Explosion Noar Bolton. DRUTISIT, AMY DISASTISH, Loxnoy, J.— Thirty-four killed and thirty-six Injuredeby the explosion In the coat nine at Bolton. QUITEAU’A TRIAL, tho Times, MW apeaking of the Cuitenn case, says: Nothing tn orimiusl procedure ever enuialed the fasity of iis trial What should have been a grave Investigation hins heene agort of entertsinment. Although a murderer and ehent, Galtena lias pro duced the most farcleal trial aver heard of, Now that he ling attained notoriety as a erninal, he is bent on showing his finpors tance, ‘The Inxity of tha proceedings is neither mended by the conduet of Ue nrose- euion nor by diseretion on the part of the presiding Judge?” LOND COLIN CAMPHELSy Mberal member of Parthunent for Argyle shire, has Joined tho Lrish Property Defense Committer. ALPRED AYLWARD, sformerly connected’ wih James Stephens, the Fenian flend-Centre, and tho present See tetary to, Joubert, the Boer commander, comes to England to Ieeture on behalf of the ha ‘Transvaal against. the Anglo ton. + A TALE OF Wo. Seventeen of the crew of the atenmer Bath City. from Bristal for New York, spoken by the steamer Marathon Dee, Lot St. Johns, NB, have arrived at Liverpool. ‘Phe bark Willamd, Foley pieked them up off New= foundlund, The Bath City sprang a teak off Newfoundland during heavy weather, and mk, The erew of twenty-seven inet, ine duding the Cuptain, took to two boats. Onv of the boats capsized, aud fonrof the occn+ tants weko drowned. The reninining twenty three men were exposed to extreme cdld, from the effects of which the Captali L feof the crew died, , Phe-sneviversavera three days and nights Inthe boats Ina de- plorable courlicion, The chief mate of the Bath Clty reports heavy weather experienced after leaving Uistol, ‘Mhe vessel began taking water on the ith of November, and lost her rudier thedith, All hands left the vessel the 3d of Deceinber, ‘The survivors have Leet sent to We Northern Hospital at Liverpuol, badly froat-bitten. THERE WAS A HEAVY GAL jn London ant along tho western coast Tuesday, At Bristol last night a climney- stack was blown down upon a house, killing two persons aid Injuring thirteen, ‘The gale was violent fn Franee, ‘The booths: In the flower market, Pars,“ were blown down. Many wreekts un the French coast are rev ported, J THUD —— THE IRIsiT FRATRICIDR, Dentix, Wee, 20.-—Patrick Dunne, a farmer rear Abtiey Leis, County Queens, has been turdered by his brother ‘Timathy, who re- cently returtied from Aimerien, and wished to éetbossesaton of the fart. ‘Mmothy has ab- seconded, ant 1s supposed toe have gone back tu Amerlea, MISS PARNEEE snhounces that if the altice of the Tndter’ Land League Is selzed correspondence ean beaent to Helen Taylor, Londo. ATKESTED, John Clancey, 2 prominent member of the dand Leng ns been arrested, BECIET ORGANIZATION, Abellef exists that there Is a seerut ns well aan open organization disturbing Lreland Aud threatening setions danger. INGH SHEREF OF DENTIN, ‘The Lord-Livutunant of Ireland hins select eE. Dwyer Gray as High Sheritt of Dublin for 1393, BITAW, Independent and Llbvral momber of Parilne ment fur the County of Cork, has restgned Mistinembershlp in tho Home-Rite Lengte, TUE LONDON MANSION HOUSE FUND, for tho rellet of distressed Irish Indies, auounts to £5,090, : ‘THE DECISIONS come to fn the Land Court are regarded with dlsstthtaction by many of the totiants In the horth, who allege that they ara Injured by ie malutenanes of too high aserta of rent, ihey have sent a communtention to the chief ‘ouuntssiouors asking that Crlilith’s valua- Won shail not be considered ay A basis. ae THY CONPORATION OF DUDLAN the ¥ consider the atestion of conferring freedom of the elty upon Parnell and ne Tho proceedings were disordorly, sly Meeting dissolyed on a technical z TUR LADIES, for firm here hos reculved orders for 100 boda ince Grange Gorman, a female prison, in clpation ot the arrest of Lady-Leaguers, toa RIX ARRESTS AY under the Coarcan act, io Peru. Roors MARCHING AGAINST THF MEAD: QUARTERS OF EX-DICTATOR PIBNOLA. Peniend Dee, 10.—A Lima correspondent, aaitt date of Nov. 10, says: The rumors At othe visit of the United States steamer h Hes a, Which were rife Inst weeks, butwhtel: rs one credited, proved to have been found- lage Sho called at Mullendo and ald a brother of Garela Catdoron, who Is Mie Nave been the bearer of tunds and ine etlons for the leaders of the revolution thls Pas Plerola, ‘Thora seams to be truth 1 Heal auicinent, sinco directly after his ar ree cat city troops were inarched In the Meratenet Ayarucho, tho headquarters of Covtten a hs friends, und at present tho td al} of Peru In tho eyes of hig followers ese; European diplomats, who havo never Repu torecognize hin as the head of the tet le What penple will aay in the ety woes when they jeamn that one of part; re heasels hag heen ‘used to assist a Vina clvil strife can. readily be bu- agined. ‘The superfor oftcors af the flect aro wot at all satisfied nt this duty given the Alaska by Mlutster Hurlbut, Mad it uot Joe for thefe renanatrances Ube qeb would have borne a yet more serious character?” ee BRAIN. MAMIAN, Manni, Dee, 20.—Hanntbal Hamlin, the hew United States Minister, presenter iis eredentials to King Alfonso today, Warmlin anldt he was charsont with the pleasant duty of agsurkig lls Majesty of the abhteng frlend- snip of the President and the people ‘of the United States, tho long continuanes of whieh would bo a inatter of Just pride to tha two nations, Ttyould be ils alin to strength en those relations, Tie Americans hold in cherlshed remembranes the tenter letters of contotence with Mrs. Garilakt and the Cirts> tlan symipatiiy oxpressed: by their Majesties and the Royal family, demonstrating the brotherhood of nations and Individuals, King Alfonso, on behalf of himself, tho Roynl family, and tho nation, acknowledged tho friendly sentiments, whieh, he sald, were reciprocated, Hu expressial regret at the death of Prostdent Garileld, Me PATCHED presented his butters of recall, the will lonve tonight for Parts, _————— FRANC, INQUIRY ORDERED, PAms, Dee, 20.—QGainbetin has ordered that an Iaquiry bo Institutet Into the afar connveted with the arrest of. the Chancellor of the Freneh Uonsuinte nt Guatemnia, RECKIUTS AND ENDENDITURES. ‘The year’s excess of reecipts over expentli- tures In 290,000,000 franess stupplementary eredits, 170,090,000 frases; leaving $0,000,000 franes avaliable on the Ist of January, AT THE SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS for members of the Chamber of Deputles, Qranet, member of the Repabilean ninjovity, was returned for Artes, Duves, Mialster of Aagrleulture, was returned for Bagneres de Bigarre, Doves had resigned ilssent. for the second elreonseription of Soralers to contest Bugne He tnformed hls constituents Ahat he was netinted by super-cossiterations, It was genorally conceded thnt no one xs eept a Cablnet Minister, with ts Inluence and patronage, had any elianes of success: fully opposing Pani Fontd, Donapartlst, and arieh landowner of Hautes Pyrenees, Ley- det, a Radical, was returned for Aix, A PANIC, ‘There was a kind of panic an the Bourse tony, caused by sales by sinall holders. RUGENE JOghPIL VAUTNALY Is dead, GERMANY. VON SUILOEZEI Bertin, Dee. 20.—-The Post says: Dr. Busch, under Secretary of State, who lias been In Italy a month, was Inatructed to re> main in Rome to continuy the negotiations bexun by Von Sohtoezer with the Vatiean, Von Sehloeger 14 expected to arrive here within a fow weeks, THE CAM The English Government lins granted per- mission to the German Union Telegraph Compony to use Valentla as a connecting, point for the cable about ta bo laid fram Euiden, uniting Germany direct with the Anglo-Amerlean system of telegraph cables, THE EMPEROR WILLIAM haa glven 15,000 marks to the fund for the siferers by the Vienna theatre fire, LEVISHOLM, edltor of the Tagebtatt, tins beett sentenced to three months’ huprisonment for Insulting Bismarck, ITALY. THR NEW ORLEANS CHESTNUT-NOASTER, PALeuno, Dee, 2.-—The trial of Exposito, the alleged brigand, extradited from the United States, began yesterday, Of thirty- to witnesses. suninoned, fifteen failed to ‘nbpear, * NANON NLANC addressed a memorini committee on the F tradition Law bill, stathig that assasinauen, whether of sovereigns or chiefs of States, or others, ean naver be classed among erlines for which offenders can elaine tho right of asylum, and that extradition should always be grauted In such cases, VIENNA, THK EMPEROR, Virsxya, Dee. 20.—The Eniperor Is persone alty visiting the opers-tuuses and theatres, and hag ordered tho adoption of measures for preventing danger from fire, ANOTHER ACCIDENT, ‘Thy explosion of a gasometer tu the rear of the Northern Railway Station caused o pante, Four persons were killed. Several were Injured, § RUSSIA. TUE LATE ARREST OF NIMILISTS. Lonvon, Dee, 20—A dlxpateh froin Vie enna says the Iate arrests at St. Petersvurg took plnee in the hopy that the person who Jost tho detailed plan of the Custle of Cats china, whieh the potles pleked up tuo plet- ure gailery, night be found, The red marks on the plan seement to Indicate where dyna inite inbzht be placed. THE NETIGRLANDS. . MINISTER TO AMERICA, Tite Maerr, Dec, %—Rudolph von Pestel, Minister Resident of the Netherlands at Washington, is transferred to Constautl- nople, and Mr, Weekherlin appointed Aline Jater at Washington, ROUMANIA., ADDUESS TO THI THRONE, Buctranest, Dec, .—The Chamber of Deputies adopted the address to the throne ‘by a vote uf 07 to 1h, TUNIS, LadEnot. Tuts, Dee, 20.—Gen, Logerat has gone on a frestuxpedition south of G ¢.v8 to punto reenteltrant tribes, a CRIMINAL CALENDAR. A Day's Chrynicio of Infractions. of the Law In Various Portluns of the Coun try. Sptetat Dispatch to The Chirago Tribune, ANNA, I1l., Doo, 20,—Tho clothing store of leanne Kompner was burglarized early this morning, and several hundred dollurs’ worth of goods tuken, which wero fortunately recovored and one of the thieves captured, The burghir gave bla numo as Patrick Doyle, and was bound over dn the sim of $30 this morning for bla appeare ance at court. In default of bail ho was taken this aftornogn to the county jail at Taylorville, Speciat Luputch to The Chitago Tribune, Lirris Rock, Ark,, Deo, 0.—Albort Willlama, Witllaay Robinson, and Ed Cato, reputudio plunt- ersof Faulkner County, got into a quarrel ow the 10th whilo riding homeward Crom tho county. goat. Robinson atabbed Willams with 6 larvo- bladed knife, futtictiug n fatal wound. All tho men were intoxlented, Cato and Robinson ifted Withams into a wagon and thon tod, Apectal Duvaicn to The Chicugo THdune, Depron, dnd, Deo, 20.—Wiiianr Morris, an itinerant dealer in whisky by the quart under Government license, has been put in jail, He was iudjoted by thu Isto grand Jury for solliuy Mquors to mibora, A wumber Of dther arceste fue the manip iulgHon of thy Iuw will take pluce ing day oF two, N ATEANTER, Pa. Doo, 20.—Wililam Aloxaudor, an old mun iving at Rautheouk with bis tamil hecamo Involved Inn family disturbance yuate: diay ovoning, In thu course of woth be dhot bis wifo through tho arm, auu was about to tro aguln when 4 gon whe bud recovered from tho shook seized an empty gun and struck bla fiber a atunning blow on tho bend, felling wim to the Hoor, The nid nan was alive last night, but the attending physlulans say be cut recover, ree. nutes, wud son bave been arrested and are all, * Ltrntanuna, Ba., Deo, 2,-Tho session of tho Hoard ot Pardins wie sort, All murder cases Bet down tor bearing today wero continued ine til January, owtng ta tho Bbsence of Licut.-Uoy. Blonw, whide daughter Js surtounly iit. Speclat Papuceh to The CAlcuyd Tribune, Oma, Nob. Deo, 20.1 an altercation over wages today at Long Pine, un she North braska frontier, between Berry, tho atuyu-lue ve [ pronriotar, and axt omployé namo Cat, the ht ter used" nbualve language, and Crawford, nnothor omplays, resented itstronely and struck, Catt on the Hentai esol senntling, thy Mow vrolucing death, Shortly wfter Crawtard Ue Wild Captitrod ty tho Bherht. whe ity" procentell tim fromm benny chou. MANTA F'RN. M., Dec, 20.—Willinoy Crawford, aye dent of the Department of Juatice shot fataity onarly Handay morning in quergue by elthor Frank Howard or day Billote, Ho wae misinken for Frank Morris, for whom thoy wero tooking, Crawford fa lying at the pont Of death, “He formerly sorved onthe stuifa of ant MeKeuzlo. Mowitrd ta fn Jal, Elliott ta at large. ‘Spectt! Dispatch Lo The Chtenoo Tribune. MitwatKEb, Wis, Deo. 2).—Two Colnago anloonkeupera’ caine te Milwatkes last evening. conn tear, and early thie mioralug were arrested by Ituundanin Deingig for earryln eented wengons. Ul tem were fund revalvera nid slunahots, and thoy were idalu 1 an tively nnrreatad. They pleaded t Pat earey ard Dan We th plelpal Court todas, and were fied #10 ond $M respootlvely, WIAVINEA, Kye eer the Jury inthe eave of George MO Allsop, who murdered Con stable Currisan, of thts county, just August, turned wyerdiet of guilty, and tixed the sentence at dmprisonmant for Nite, Vee. 29,—Janius Graves. 0 age or doad this eventie iti a public street Eddie Soden, aged 13. When Graves was tiken to the station house he wal be querseid the boy wautd tat hothar tin agaln, aad altered to plead guilty to murder {1 the second degree, ‘Three yours ago Graves Waa arrested for turcat- ‘ehitg the ite of soden’s father, es sah TOMPKINS’ BAD LUCK. AABL. Louls Paul Pry Eatatly Shot-Cone trudietory Statenions of the Dying Plan Sr. Louts, Mo., Dee, 20,—About midnight Rune day n man and woman were obseryed by one Fret Tompkins, a horre-cilppor, entering the small yard of the Second Presbyterian Church, evidently for an Improper purpose, and Tamp- kine, 1 Iman note for bie prying, inquisitive dMasposition, followed and watohed thom, ‘The man and woman discovered that thoy were wateber, and it is supposed Tompalns ‘tried to Intercept them as thuy were coming from the yard, whens a afatul-shat was dred wid ‘Pompe king fell, mortally wounded, The only witness of tho doed was C. H. Turner, a son of the de- corsed Major, Henry 8. Turner, who deehires the woman tired the shot, tx the ‘unknown min had gone some ilistance abeud, Tomuplins was conveyed to the Clty Huspltal, where te ded this morning at 2u'ctock. Before tls duath he told many contradictory stories concerning the alfatr, but thinily said it wis the man who stot fin “1 to tho wnknown couple Is woustn'’e suniskin enp and a ee arrested 4 UI mspking. fall Sdentify hor, and eho was released. nelly, & ey prin, was aise utre afterward set frec. The chute! murder wits comuitted fe know gquentod nt nlvht, and the polled thoory is that ‘Tompkins, who Hyed in the viefalty, and las been tn trouble bufore on recount of accosting couples there, aw tio naknown couple, watetied them, Inlecrdpted them, and seared the ine Koown nin away, While the worn, enraged ub Tompking’ conduet and at losing her pres, wid prombly knowing the latter, pulled a revalver and fired tho fital shut. a COWBOYS CORRALED. The Gang of Caldwell Murderers Now Strrounded in a Noserted Duzoute Special Dispute to The UAtean Tribune, Wicurra, Kas, Dee. 2—The funoral of Miko Meagher, shot {n the inte cowboy rit at Catde well, took place here today, and was very lari jy attended, The services were conducted ne cording to the rites of tho Cuthollo Church, of whieh Mengher wns a member. Tate Satumday ‘ening the pursning party of citizens from Caldwell surrounded the tying cowboys in nde ferted dugout about twelve miles south of Cnidivell, Whe elfizuns devlure they will return ta Caldwell w ally Uildwell (8 laboring iy greater tani ¢ Mistory of the town, eltizen of Caldwell frat Meazher was fatatty wot, and is waw dead. ‘The cowbyy's In tho dugout are int tight ple @o como out is eure deuth, to remain in iseiary Uon, The altizens are watehtul und determined, do the Western daauciated Pree, Kus, Dee. ~The desperndoes whi putnted up” Caldwell have undoubtedly: eseaped, On Sunday night about Bo'ctock Wey cutne tgon dome freighters aud touk five borsed, ‘They alto mudo them cook supper nnd feed thelr horses before they tert, ‘Thoy next exe ebunged these horecs for Nye athera nt 1 meh below, They had a tight last nize at Sanford's, Haneh, on Wagon Creek, where they tuole some anddles, ‘They travel any) by night. Mental Dugout diy Talbot Und his for suot ott, and Hag Hill was stat tn ate heel, cacy avo evidently uttniag fur Olt Mexico, ‘Talbot is a noted deaperado, [in killed the Marshal and Deputy-Mannal at Fort Ritott, Vex. in tho spring of 1s), and twelve years ngo killed two negreea in the Creek Nation without cause. Ho was diso ono of * Billy the Kia's" wang of eut- thronta, A messenger juat in says the Sheritf ig In bot pursuit, and rent buck fora reinforce- nent of twenty pleked mou to meet bln at Can- tunment, Jad, fer. TIUSNEAWEL Ta In the finger ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. Would-Be Thicvos Konrad OF by an Ene plose—A Marked Eaiallishimont, At tLo'clock Monday night poine thioves cut tho glasa out of the door of Brown & Print's bubordashery catablisuinent at No. La Waste fugton street, and, tipun tho appronch.of a watchman, Jumped down a eval-hole and ea caped. L. UL. Bartiett, ono of the clerks, wae awakened by tho racket, and aftor dresaiig bim- self determined to alt up tho remainder of the night. At# o'clock the thieves returned agatn aad | began ta work on a shutter that he hid been putup toeuvor the broken lass, Me. nrilete hast n smnnll rovelver and at. tempted to shoot tho fellow be could rev. Une Forcuuately thy weapon bung tire at thy trac nt. tempt, and by tho time he bad prepied fo xboot ayain the burglirs bud screened thomevlves, After that they mmde thelr escape, and did ut show upagatn. The estabtiahment ins been pe> culiurly aiticted with bnryglarioun attempts, gore "of = whieh have been partinily: auccessful. ‘Two weeks ono oa thiet got oway with o packaye of ail handkerchiefs, One Keptember morning about o'clock Mr. Mursleee captured a wat who was steatine Lande Kerebigfa through & Bmiali transom oer tho window, and after hoiding botding him an hour, not diring to leave the store, allowed hint to KO. ong morning nbout the gine hour tt UConley broke in one of the wine dows with stone, was captured by wm night watehinan, and fa now Rory> ine oh theed sears’ torn out dattet, The location of tho estublisbinent fa an invita. ton to lurygtars, as It is ony to get at and easy Togot away from. Some ting mornloy they will bo vleuned out entirely. ———— RAKES AND REELS. A fult for Damagor for Alleged Ine fringensent of Patents Portaining to Renpors und Mowers, Spectat Mspatch to The Chteaco Tribune, Nocnesren, N. ¥., Doc. -20,—A bilt in equity chas been fled and a subpanne Issued thercon, } sorved by n Untied States Blarstal, in nn action MM tho United States Cirowlt Court for this dis- trict, instituted by George Harding, of Mhila- detpnia, as Urastca ror the benclit of Cornellus Aultiun, Samucl RK. Piatt, Joho P, Adriunco, Samuel Johnston, and Goorge flurding, patentees and aasiynecs, against D, W. Osborne & Co, of Auburn, N.Y. a corporation oxten- alvely cngaged in the manufacture und sale of mowers uyd reapor, for the recovery OF dum ayes, royalties, and pros for alluged infringe ment of patunts for mprovemonta In combined rukes and regis for burverters held by paintut, and Yor a perpetual injanutton: rentraluing a continuance of seb alleged unlawful mintifact> ures and gale of patented devises thoruby sce cured. Itinecatimated that nearly ont hundred thousand owgbines embodying thu combined rake aid reel bive beon constructed by defend ant fo alleged vlolution and lnfrlugement of the oxoluslve rights of plamtlif undur the lutter’s patent beld by Wim, tb ie stuted that pluintit stale as royallics und prolita ubuut one mlition jollans. A BURGLAR IN LIMBO, Tho West Side police: huve succeeded In copuring a noted thief. who has undoubt- edly heen at tho Luttum of a largo nun ber of recent burglarics jn the North and West Divisions. ‘Tho partioutar ease thoy buve Upon hla vow ta the burglury of Honry Flentye's tailoring catabilehmant xt Now dit Kinzie vircet, Saturday aiuht Ollicer Yoomus Bsus the Weat Sladison Btreot stave, captured Cinrk Penny, a noterious DUreiae at robber, baying i his possosaion two bolts of |, cloth which Were aftorward identitied as part of nearly £44 worth of sul taken from Pueutye's blice, The olticer bas & yeu) cada on the fellow, wud will stick nim fora yorm at Jolict ié sucht thing lw posable, : i, A SWELL CLUB AT GRAND RAPIDS, ¢, Spectat Disvutch to The Ukicage Triaunes “GRAND Iapips, Mich. Deo, 2.—A fow wooks since a social club, known og tho Penine lar Club, compuged of ubout 160 of the most prominent gyutiemen of the: city, trrespeot- ive of ereeds, professions, or occupations, wae formied hore, and about that time scoured one of the most elegnnt residences In the heart of the elly, the Movtun bomestcud, for u clube house, It bas been furnished at an expense of avverat thousand dollar, and tunight the club Introduced ita now quurtors to it friends with o wiaud opeulng or receplou, which was tho largest, most nagem: My over’ known ity or hy West Michigan. Nearsy 09) Indica and gentlo- ten, the Chit of the elts. Wore preaant fo adinire. the cleetat eurpete and furniture, tha choler and valuable puunlings, tho admdrabio outetie, and the excreting vaNiforts aud vanvertenendt OF thls, the rst club of the kind ever organized here, ‘The ultair was notably betiliant tn ies inctsberahip. tt the beautifal and tasteful toltets briltiunt social in this cl ofthe ladies, and fn the wlutirable tanner in which it was conducted, and tho Penineutara bes ginexistence with an cbt that promises v: sured success anda powerful fillugace in eluty tn this elty. SaaS CASUALTIES. Disastrous ‘Trial-Srip of m New Malte roa. Jxerensos Ciry, Mo. Dee. 18.-A train which toft here at noon with a toad of rutleadd iron for tho terminus of our now rallroad, and un whiet were a himiber of altizonA of this pluce who had sone out for a ride ovor the road, was throw from the truck abouts o'clock tear Russolt- ville, in this county, ‘Three nen wore Killed outright, besides uthors being tally Injured, ‘The train made the trip to the end of the route, wbout Gventyeilve miles from here, and suirtol to return, As there ts tin turntable on the route, tue engine in coming back pulted the train with” the ccqweuteher turned toward tho cars behind. When on nn embune iment “about for feet high one and nt falt intles this side of Auesctiville and tubont ebay nd at hale miles from this ety, tho engine loft the track and rolled down tho om- bankment, Atl tig Hate and the box-car were overturned and bunched together. On the Hat sMext to the engine thy condactor itd Need sone Yenenlike sets on some spike keys, and on these several persong were seated, “When the engine rn off this car was thrown upon, 0 Voree men—Me, Carlst Waener, Green C. Bor and. Mr, Oscar Monnlg—were Instantly kitted, Ay. Derry wad badly seatded with steam in nddie Mon to het ming The other tio were inangled horribly, Neither kiow what hurt bin, tidden was the summons of the death mese we Tho engino and. cars are all wreeked, but nosther the engines? ner freman—although wey went over with the engine—Waa injured, Browne. Soretat Dispatch to The Ghicaco Tribune, Bast Saqixaw, Mich, Deo. 19.—A epectal froin Filmore states that Churtes O'Nes), necd avout 5 years, and Patrick Ryan, age 25 yeurs, were drownet tn Six Lakes yesterday. Tho budies werg recovered, and will be brought here tumorrow and shipped to Quebec, whore thotr relatives resite, Hoth were eile ton, and employed in Buncktield Camp, ALLEXTOWN, Ba, Dee. 2—James Camphett and William ftust were drowned by tho upset~ ting Of a Dutt, pitch to The Chicagn Tribune. * Wis, Dee. 2—This afternoon 91113, ced 10 and 13 s fvely, sous of Fredertek and Wi tho Sixth Wari, broke through the tee above Cody street bridge, and drowned. The bodies wore fuund, Imprisoned by a Raliway Frog Syectat Dianateh to The Chicago Tribune, Loviavinik. Ky Deo, 10.—Thomnas Gafney, An emple of the City Rallway Company, wus crossiuy the tallway tricks at Fourteenth and Rowan atreots this morning st about 8 o'clock, when tho truln of the Jeforsonville, Madison & Indiannpolls Rallrond, Lacking toward lim, caught Him of one foot, whieh was cought in a frog, and erushed (t enyerely, and run ncrosa tho other fey below the knee, entting it entirely olf, Gutney oka poor but industelous min, with a family, His sufferings were terrible, and It is feared muy end tatuliy, A Futnl Drivo in the Dark. Sperwas saevatth to Tas Chteagy Tribune. Dunvgur, Ia. Dee. 20.—Alvert Mower and bis cousin, ving ut the ‘Two-SMille Mouse, bn ud Eust Dubuque, started for home last evening. ‘They lost thoiv way and drove off © stery ents bankinent twenty Mower wus, Instantly kitted, breaking in the tll, The other man was badly hurt but nmutnuged to got ton house near by dnd give the alurin. Serious Accident inn Mine. Porrmviton Pa, Dec. 2.—-While the miners wero rubbing pillars at the Otto calllery one pillar stnrted to run, causing 2 boayy rueh of wind, which drove gus Into n breast whero a nnmber of ininers wero’ at work, “Gos wus forved Into the safety-lamps, and nn explosion followed, © seriaudly uurning ‘Thomas Mealy, Feank Dormer, and Patrick Kilraine, Michvel Havana was driven through tho buttery and milly” out, A Whole Paimlly Killed by the Explo- ston of Dyhansite, Trarntgnund, Pa. Dees 19.—A apectal from Moun. Ustou, Huntingdon County, says: Pree vious tu puing to work this mornin John A, Ine Frabam, 2 miner, placed n can of dynamite on hit cook-stove to d Tho puckage exploded with dreadful force, tearing the building to Heres and kiting Ingram, bis wife, wud thelr tour enildren, A Fatal Fall Down a Filght of Stairs, Spectat Dispatch to Me Cdicavo Tribune, Jacksons, Mich, Dee, 1,—Lust evening a min named Henry Shaw, while comme from the room bver fauck's saloon, missed bis footing and fell down-Htairs. Tho fall broke bis neck, and hu died Inn Tow minutes. A Coroner's jury: toduy rendered a verdict of accidental death, Deerased was age 63 yeare, Ho leaves a ware led daughter, Killed In n Coule™Mine, Svectal Disoares a The Chicago Tribune, DANVILLE, HL, Dee. 1—A man named Sanuel Astot, of this elty, was kitled fu the Gripo Creek mines this afternoon. He waa nt work above, and when the driver on the regular round tur con] came to Aston’s room hu wns Tound dead uuitorneuth a heavy tall of eval. Ho was 2! yours old and murried, FreighteCars Wrecked, Bpectat Musrateh to Tie Udleaew Tribiene, Epxuant, Ind,, Heo. 20.-Ono frolght-train ran into another on the Luke Shore & Michignne Southern Maliway this morning, a nile west of this pluce, With such force #8 to knock off, sinash up, aud (elescopo about a duzen ears. The toss 1 quite bewy, Two Women Killed ona Hallway Tracks Srevnunvin.e, O, Dec. Mh-Margaret Jack- fon, un elderly wom, aud her daughter Nancy. were kitted duatantly near Hantin’s Station, on the Punstlandle Ruwt y ity, by being struck by uu engine while crossing tho track, A Caving Sewer, apectat Dtsputeh, to The Chicago Tribune, Four Wa And4 Dec. IA sewor caved In on Colunbla of this afternoon, purtlally trying a laborer named John Shaughensey. Ne dled before the carth was taken alt him, He jeaved a wile und three children, AGAINST THE LEAGUE, Rochesters Cathollc Blahop Denounce ing We front the Puipit—Deciaring mat Catholics Who Belong to It Are Linbdle to Bxeommugicudon=Wid Revolue Moninw Kolng Marts to Ireinud, Kocitesten, Deo, 18,—The ht.eRov. Bernard J. MeQuaht, a native Inika, and Catholio Blehop of Kochoster, addressed A jargo congres wation in St, Patrick's Cuthodrat today 1 dee nunelatton oF the Lind Loague, His yomarka on this subject were as followsy “Before giving the lustrnetions of (ho Sab- bath, thors are some things whieh I wish plinty to duy to tha congregation, aud for that matter to wy diocese, Tho subject 1 wu delicate one, and te proyont misunderstandiog and misquotae don Ubayo taken pains to prepare myselt fur a clear and distinet expression, Thow remarks are Intended fur thage only who do vet deny the authorlty of the Chureb in tenebing questions of faith and morals, When man denies this iu. thority be couaed tobi a Catholia, To bia t buve nothing to gay, “First, thon, it fo Catbolle teaching thut tho end docs not always Justify tho mouna. An end may bu exceltent, while (ho means propased fur ite altaloment may bu micked and uxecruble, Enewtes of tho Church charze ber with this false doctrine, Sho popels thy culumny, * Hecond—Sverot, oath-buuiid, socluties, cone domued by the Church, do net become altaw- ublo pecutiso hore and thoro a pricst may bo found whoso loose vontelenco Banctions thot, Such a pricat may even be the faitintor of mewm> bore—tholy ewearer-i. Huand they alike ora oxvommunicated, ffs wildece and their come wuntons aro sacrilegious Because 9 society condemned by to Churey changes tho name under which it was condoned, 1 doce not Tol- low that excommunication Is aut incurred bes cause Uishopa and pricsta are aliont iu tbat be- halt. hhird—False doctrines ut variance with tho lath tencbings of the Boverelgn Ponti do not HoUMO true beCateL Son paces adopt aad proclaim thera, Tho reverond gentlemen who weroso exultunt in Culcago & tow days ao would do well, nuw (hat they buve returacd to thelr homes dud thelr prayer, to ait down jo avrlaus cufancay und reread the encyclical of Pope Leo XUL, beginainy Diturnuie,’ aid pubs lished jn Jtioe of thinyeur. Itten pity that the rumotgbranvo of rt dal not come to mlnd 1a tho to py thein frutn jeating the laity asteny, Having salt thie much 3s sip. to clear my own oyevieney and to Ward ica in geod ime from entanglements that ordinartly end in toss of faith wod loss uf saul, $9 that they tauy hot be able to Dlume me in thts world of tho noxt, now offer a tow suggestions by war of friendly nl vier, for The consideration of those who have not adreudy lost thelr howd and sound judg- rsteIt ts quite poxsibic that amon tho frlenda of Ireland in thia country uro inrye buinbers, nut members uf seeret, outh-buuid organizations, whoav love Tor the Jand of thor Lirth or of thelr orimin is 48 warnt, a8 genuine, us disinterested a8 tnat of the inusl extreme un rabld revolutionists, wlbetl tha former have uvore sensu, itis quite possible that tocse wild revuluuuntats dy nut monopolize ait the putrivt= dain, HOY Inore thi they possess nl the {utelll+ genve and honcaty of the Jrieh race, ‘They are, itis true, itamende in thelr own egncell, bit yet they va not own the wholo band und alt its ine teresta. ‘Vhis hint, to he tuealest, wil, Lait al rild, by torown iway on thon eslons not ar fulth and mare als admit of free drauuseion aad liberty of optus on, it ts hardy tir or menu no more lvarned than others ty dyminver wid attempt to fash those who pineatly Mier fron them into meth> nds and pructiees hot kecepitule Ue thelr aenee of Justice aud sound polluy. Such arregunes cuuang many to hesitate and hut alot fren fruud cuuag, Especiaily is Uns true of epeceh— AL cunnut be valied arg¥ment—dfataterul 18 tho Aterivan peoples Un tie strugele for tho amellorayon of the suet ane poncieul conti von of the people of Iretand tho syinpityy and heap of Ainerieans aro hut ty be deduisud. Poll Heluns tay be wipped tity any traces prepared tor thom, Ameriean eltizens who de Un thinking con buyer by eoereed by brawte: o'Yhucd-=1t is dangeruts 4 arotse hoy expectations by wid Gilk that beings pert not to the talker, Dut to bis yiewun. Woen thu lgute fays Dewls the victiins Of tule tulle will be found on tte athur side Of tuo Atiditic, NOL dn toss. ” Faurth--Tue first to be consulted In groat nation uphuavings ure uleny's tae people mod involved, Whose property ald fven ure AL Alake who know whut (ts possibly te obtanty anu thy best inouns of success. *Sitth—[ hold tut the twenty-cight Arch- bisups aud Bishops of fretund know us tauen of the needs of her people as is known tu her frionds in. this enituerys that: thoty love fur ber wellure, holt sineertty and disiiterestednes: are fully eqtiul to the best that can be Tum Gutsite her bones that with those unquiess tunable qualiications for ar Q Judginent on questions that con bf the people thuir wisdom t tho Uryiug cireumstances of the times. As they lend Jatn willing tu tuiluw. Woat they recom. mend J will eauction and help wun 10 the best of iny abliity, ‘They will not nek mo to leave tho Catholic Cuiireb, ave will they sink iny munhoort fu tue Hounderings of durk-inntert and vath~ dnutina youret Orgunizndons, the curve ol suciety onlays é “pixti—1 will yield tono ono In my love for government of the pouple by the peuple, ft Ronuney With that Ligher liv that comer te by mtture and by reventtion. Itis the fori government which the trish people are surely’ Atpprox tint lay. by_nethods that citnet be dis. approve ob, ana: Trom which they ean by held baek only the rashbness ane madness oF isi aielous Irie Perewteut aultation on the purt of the wholy people, uvaiding bluvdsted und se~ erct sovletics. tpueli by the yuncrons codpera- ton of Ainerican citizens, of whom nothing is waked Ineunsistent witb the loyaity and Xealty thoy uwe thelr own Government, will ulfect rade jenl changes by wales the adiinlstraden of local frist altirs and poterests will be oiuced where it beiongs—in the buns of the peuple.” Conelnding “bie wntieLaud Lengue uddress, Buliop, Mcguatd made the folowing remarks Finy tv rycen uppearanied in tbls ci Sueehy’, fresh from tha Chicago Conve: Tu sus tho least OF it, It would pave been svenily fur the fay geuttomen who invited 1 slringe priest to addtesd a Rochester audience to hive inade Inquiries of the ecclesinsticul authority of the diocese with regard to sald priest's atanding In the Chureh, ‘Tue fallure to tike suon Inguiry proceeded, nu doubt, trun Inudvertance, not trem umlive, 1 commend these otmaryatlons tu the thongatful considers don of my trends who truly love Sretuna and her lest interests, Dut Woo do nut mean to sAeri- Key thelr reljgion nader tho pretense of belping her After this addrese,-which was recelved with us Many Catholtes ut the o- irked sir pl se who have beet zuitous | nd-Letwuo Wa Of tho sun Of the day: Through no have] been detnyed su lune in pluky words ‘to my peopte. It was Hut boeause | droadou the responsibilty of ao doing, but because at my own Ignoranee of the extent to which seeret organizations have gained cuntvol over the Catholics of this diocese, And now the Ines must be drawn sharply aud, determincily. und where the eternal truths of God ure trenclied upoa, rune there, cost whut It nay, the ling will be drawn,” In an intery.uw with your correspondent atter the serniun Hishop McQuaid end: “1 know there are many of tie best people MW my dios cesy whoxe views cuncurning the tiberation of Ireland from opprossiin are exncily the re- verse, ib many rekpects, of the dovirine 1 nave comimunfeated tatay. Some ot thea tire ood Cuthohos tn every tiling Mt thelr butred of tho English Goverament, put they err in’ judgment tlope the juss, 1 nave been very thougotul and curefi tu too expression of iny views today, “beeause Po have no doubt that che radicul doc. true t have uttered will ho reviewed by the very Lighest authority. [at] an sire tat the willl ‘norent’ ery fe nll wrong in principle, ay well vain polley, and Tennnot bear longer te eee oot Caltiolies led” to the support of such des manus, with rato forage nt then hack cIvo. thom thy enphugls they lack In argument THE FIRE RECORD. Burning of E quence, ‘The alarm from Box No. 062 at 6:40 o'clock last evening wns tirned in fora chimney tire at No. {iu} North Halsted street, No dumage. Willtam Nickey, who slept in the barn in tho rear of No, Waa Wabneh avenue, accidentally dropped a lighted mutch (hte a pile or hay. He has eturnsed tuasteeplng pluce, Damuge ta) +A Ueleouve chimney wis the cause of 1 $50 fire at M1 o'clock yesterday morning in the two story frome buiiing No. iks South Mumted street, ‘fue house was owned by James ‘I'rip- tana, Why hus ingurar Chicago Minor Conse. ‘At Went Bay. City, Low 880,000, Inste- Anat 835,000, Dernoit, Mich, Dee, 2—A fico ins West Bay Cty last nigut burned tho Shepava & Apile Block, Fiaher & Narrington Block, and Vedder Dock. Tho principal pinvos destroyed were the Flaner Oper-House, Phelps & Co.'s drysgoods atore, Weber's hardware stare, thd Tay Vonuty Eautlior of City Otllces and Hecords, Streot'a drugstore. Auoromite, logs, ei00 Inrgeat tosers, 8. 0. Fisher, bloek, $4,005 Phelps & uu Ury pouds, £25,000. ‘Total insurance, Two Blazes io Milwaulcec, Special Disyaten to The Chicaga Tribuses Minwaunen, Wis. Deo, 20.—A fire at an early hour this tnorning destroyed a lurge atublo, ice- house, aud sheds at Lucdoman's resort, inv {nig 1 loas of $4,000; nv Inzuninee, J. Jones’ twoe story briek on the yutskirts of tho elty was ¢ seve at an early hour this morta: loss no insurance. The last was tho work of an Incendiary, Ruglues Burned at Bismarci. Trsmanck, 2. 'T., Deo, .—Flre this mornlig totatly destro; tho round-heuse aud Sre-en= nes. Lord, $55,000; totally iuuured. The bul d- Tw wha Crime, and bed a quantity of coat ell atored, which udded to the Intonsity of the heat, making {¢ hnpossine to mye n thing. i CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. Small-Vox at Quincy. Specte, Mspute, ty Tae Carcasy Tribune Quincy, Ht, Deo, 20.—Tho report of small-nox having mude its appearanen bere te touly withs out foundation. ‘Tha pbyalelung guy that uot oven a caso of varlotold bus been found, A tow days ago a caso Appenred at Huanewell, on the anpibal & St, Joseph Road, west of here, sud tho howae where tho patient lay was immediate: Ay quasantined. tt Us Oe ta te vurlalat ang has nently recovored, ‘Twa eases ut Coiill: cuthe, Sa, die auppose 10 by Selle ox prove tobe variotald, “‘Taere aro no other indications of the diswtve fn all this raion. Atlanta Trylng to Koop Out the Smale Boxe Specist Dispatch to ‘The Caveaga Tribune, ATLANTA, Ga., Dee. 20.—Tha fearful epidemic Of stnall-pox now raging iu the West bas brougat the City Counuli of Aut to Ite feet, and fa toe mooting held fast night a resolution was pasaci appropriating $1,000 to defray the expenses of vucelnation ang instructing the Duard of Heatth 1 procéed with the work, Small-pox ts tho only dhavase that bas tured ut un epidemic in Atlunta, aud every cifort will be mado ta prevent: the distuse being Urouxht Dore frum the West and distributed about the vity etal Who Mobbing of Surah Bernhardt at Adora, London Vecuraphs Pars, Deo, 2—A brutnt denionstration was mado uguinst Miu. Sirah Rernburdt at Odosaa ou Nov. 24, During the any the gifted actrens Tad reepived enveral warnthgs that soincthing of an unusual ler was ADULT to ver. fb consyqupniee she deposited ber dinnoudd dnb pace OF catety, lat touk No other preenution, Pho performance thal evening way as wuccesst Od be ever, aud woen tt Woe over o friend atered to aroompany Mis, Bernards (9 her hated, and the garriage hu proceened sume yards without any tilerference, Suddenly, powover, It wis stopped by a turious mob, Walen avieds # Dalit with the Jewvas} Out with your mone Stones were hurled at the yebicle, but tho coachmal, stimuhited by thu promise of a bandsowo Up, broke awpy and reucted tho botul ty sutoty. Here another crowd was gathered, and the al tek recommenced with WnAbated vigor, Mile, Sucub Bernhardt, with adintrably pr once of mind, apencd the cusc contsinmy the Jewelry sho bad Just worn, and fu ig bhp yilitere jog toys among the penplo. A seruinb fumes chitely ensued, and the aetress add ber com pan- fon, taking advantage of the full, rushad Into she hotel. the doors of which were at once closed, It wae not a moment ton goon, as, Whilo Mule, Bernharde lay fainting in the hall, tho meb cudenvored te affect nn cutrance. shouting: “one with the Jewesal She hits piven us fatto Ganon, Out with hor, or wo shall smash everything!” ie ietreas quickly recovered fron ler swoot, Inughed gayly, exciniming! "Do those gentry think tbat Tain roing to cant furs Ucfors: swine?” Quiot was not restored til past oid night, and a number of arrests were made, Tho troops occu nted the houses of tho weulthler He- brews, to defend them from ngzresaton, nit MAtrOlr prometaded the streets Inhabited by the Jews wll through tho night, Nevertheless, many oxepares were committed, and saveral shops werg Wreeled, Ineiuding that of Soloman Berne hast who was helinved by the erawd to hen relative of the netresd. ‘Through the night Mile. Bernhardt a Closed herayes utd in ihe morning she sue found in auel state oF nervous oxeitement that she coult not utter a word. ware SUICIDAL. An Aged Viettnn. Sreelat Mapureh to The Crteuso Trihuns. Cu 2D, On Dec. 2—Jdoseph Anton Hretz, years oll comunltted sufelo hy putting a Duitet through tis cht temple lastnight. fe retired to his rootn Inthe bourw of bls gon-in- Juwon Castle avenue, and, hot appuaring this Inning, wos Msvovered dead in his room, Wrote Ita been considered de of desponenay, durimg. Attompts to end his Ute, gene: for forty Just Apri, i and otten had htt Wi be made several He hd lived in Ally: ears, And c:ttnu to thls elty only A Fourteen+Yoar-0 d Boys Bpectat Dispatch to The Cricaco Tribune, Br. Crotx Farts, Wis, Dee. 20.—Carl Swan Boned farmer Hving ip the town of Applo River, about Hftwen tiles from bere, came inte town and reported that bis son, 1 yeare of nee, bad committed suickte by hanwing bimucit In tho hay-loft. When found tis kneos rested on tho hoy, No couse ts us: A Miwankee Tanner, Svectat Dispatch (a The Whicace Trine, Minwatcre, Wis, Dec. 20.—Burnard Neern, a tunner, committed suleide today by shooting bhuself through toe head. -No cause {6 as- signed, Eo POLITICAL. Election of 4. WH. Riddloberger to the ited Staten Senate. Mucusoxn, Dee, 2.1 the General Age sembly tudny'a vote for Uoited States Sonator resulted dn the election af IL HL Mitdleberger the HeadJustor candidate, who received the solid party vote, Tho Uemocrits voted solldly for Senator Jobn W, Jotinaton, present Senatur. fy the Senate the stralzhtuut Republican vote was cust for Gen, WC. Wickhuw. ‘he vote was ns followa; Benite—itkidieberger, 22: Jolinston, i. The Joint vate shows that Kiddleberser ree ceived 6t votes, the full Keadjuster strength in the General Assembly oxeept tivo, while the joint voto of olinston—45—abowed that thirteen Democrats were absent or not votlng. The Iteadjusters are in caucus tonigut nominating County and Ciremt Judges to Alb ¥acaneles. They Wilt holt another cuucus to- morrow night tor the purpose af nominithug Capital olltcers—that fd, u Suerctury of the Com- monwenlth, First und Second Auditors, sid others, Wren Kiddiebergee wae placed in nom- ination inquiry was tude whothor vote with the Repubticuns or “Demoet repty waa that Hiddloberger would repre that party whieb ts Virgiuia In ita origins ty in Its ideas, aad patriotic iy every sentiment, Stevens, a colured Senator, said “Hlddleberger would go to the Gulted States Senate with the approval of the colored pyopie, Ln the Hours shillur interrogations elicited 8 ruspotse that the now Senator would earve ut a eourse tor lmself und act for the interest of Virwinin: shat he was opposed to Bourbonisiw and Fund. ris, nthe Senate Idaleberger introduced two forerunners of the bit for the settlement of the State debt, the Mddieherger bills Intended to pre: 1 pavinent of taxes, ‘They Ut If itm coustituttonality is questioned, will by acted upon by tho present Court of Appeals, and the ather by tha new court, which comes In ‘Jan, 1.488) The firat bi atteged thot many Ilexnl coupons are In circulation, and probibita the use of coupons for the payment of taxes untlt thelr genuineness bas been duly determined in court. ‘Tho sevond Lil mukes it unlawful for any col- Jecting olliver to recelve anything but mouey for taxes, payments mado ta bo made under pro- test, and the perauns so paying may then SUE to buve the money refunded, _————__ OBITUARY. Meath of n Wealthy Mantac, Spectat Dispatch ta The Chicago Trivune, vont, In, Dee, 2.—A aisputch was re- celved in thin city tonight frum tho Buperiue tendent of tho Mount Pieasant Hospital, an- cing the deuth of George A. Davenport, of He was taken thore last June, and soon bis condition became maniacal. The de- ceased wae i yenrs of axe, Tn bis own right ho owl tho entire block in this city bounded by Second and Brady, Third ang Purry strecta, Tho north nalf was recentiy gold under foreclosure oF mortuago, Tho soutt half is in Ntization, a claim tor 211,000 being eld agnln guge to thy Union ‘rast Compan tia regarded as certuly that tha’ movivage will De set nade re baying been executed by tha dae ceused, George A, Davenport, when Insine, Dan'el Halo Hoskell, nt San Franelsco, San Fitanctsco, Dec. 20,.—Dantel Wale Haskell Qed Saturday tn the almabouse, having been orrested as a broken-down, vermin-infested beggar. In early duys bo was manager of the banking and express bouse of Adains & Co,, with fn incume of 80,000 por yeur, He gave att his menns to cudeavor to save the bunk, retired, Into poverty, an tuok to drink, with the above result, ———— CHRISTMAS AND NEW-VEAR'S excursions to and from afl stations at low rates, Exeurslon tlekets will be sold at greatly reduced yates on Dee, 28, 4, 25, 40, and 31, 1851, and Jan. 1, 1883, to und from all stations on Vittsburg, Mort Wayno & Chi- engo allway and Pitsburg, Cincinnantt Louis Unltway. Return thekets good i Jes, For firtner Infermition in- ure eket Agent, No. Gi Clark strevt No, (2b Handatph street, the Palmer ows Grand Pacitic t uted, oy at eenoral passenzer station, corner of Mudison and Canal streets, Chteago, —— DEVINS IN GRAY’S SHOES, Togtos, Bee, aU (s stutad that Judge Dove ing will Le appointed to succeed Chlet-Justlco Gray as bend of the Supremo Courtoft Masaa- ehusetis, Bak sete oe eat Horsford’s Actd Phosphate In Dyapepsla. 1 report yery favorable resuite bn the treat= ment of dyapypsln end kidney troutites, by the uscor Horton's Ack! Muusptate, Luston, BM. Btodyott, af. D. BUSINESS NOTICES, ‘Tremendous Crowe Yesterday was the oponing of the great sala of threo couselidaied stocks Of mene whiter elotuing, but, cte., at BRE Madison xtreot, be= tween Clark and Lat Snllo. Thu crowd wir so erent ull day that bundreda were Utrned away Unable te get into Ue. store, ALL adaut aucte borgatua were never before olfered tn Chicapa, Goode going Suit, The ennre stock must ho Hout in Ave diye Have ‘only spice to fuutition a fow Of tho great burgulis tus. ure atermug. Mu bin tit beaver overs coat, SIM, getaranteed worth, SH. or money bes tuerner splopdil suit ef men's clothes, #11, AUrANtwed Wort $13 or money rotiened; Mens winter pants, iconts, giturnutoed worth Sb or money returned: men's fashionable hata, 29 vents, worth: $1.50 "a Mindersnirts ant dre ry HE WONTH BL: Bu handker and AUUO HITeDent articles for men'k weary Madlon atrect, between Clark und La Sal Hemember, this great ral inust eluse in ive nes eran nee ‘te Meaetur, ‘Tho pbysologlend refuvgnutor of tw organte avatent iid Bpeoitiy eum fur iopateney, we: hy, sonia weakness, fuss of ineiory, Hert aus devility, sick and nervous baudacho; & cou. stitutional remedy for dyspep.a and quciigla by suppiynug nerve and braln power, “cent by ninth propald, €1 per box: 0 fur $5. 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FILICH, 91.00 KUOLDERS' MELTING holders’ Meeti Stockholders’ Meeting, CHICAGO, Dee, 10, 1984, The annual meeting of the Stockholders of “Phe Commercial National Bank of Chi- cago" tor the election of Directors will be held at its Banking House Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1482, between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock pm i. 8, EAMES, Cashier. setae wat ee ba ARinin Stipe ind ASstayeae:s fe Pais at pooch aS