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The Land and Court Records OF Chi.

NeAS to the fearful loss of lie and the terrible
destruction of property, the questions which most
concern the people of Chicago are those relating
to the land and court records. On these points
the Journal of the 18th, has the following:
Real Estate Tales.-All the records of deeds
and mortgages are destroyed. This includes ali
the real estate, not only in Chicago, but i'm Cook
county, with its numerous suburban towns
Fortunately the abstracts of titles in the Office
OF Shortall Il Hoar, conyeyancers are known tn
be safe. There is great hope that when tbe
vaults are opened at the other abstract Offices
the record books which are intended 70 be per
feet copies of every real estate transfer in the
county are safe. There are several of them and
twouid be strange if some of them, beside the
one already examined, are not safe. A lead
ing member OF the Chicago bar gives it as
his opinion that the title TO all the property in
the county can be re-established by means of
these abstracts. The Legislature win probably
pass some enabling act to cover the case. As to
the value Of real estate IL is now entirely indie
terminate, because il Is impossible to divine
who're the future business center win be. The
latter will depend upon the location selected by
in consultation.
Le~yers-As specimen of what the LEGAL
prof Of this city has lost, we may state
ridge q Tourtelotte, the attorneys for Field.
Letter & Co.. lost all his papers, not scrap left
after having prscticed law for fourteen years in
chicago. There Is not q Law ONCE nor law
library left in Chicago, except the few small du
plicate libraries at the residences eff the leading
lawyers. There Is not a paper showing that
mere Is suit pending in any Of the six courts of
record in Cook county, including the Federal
Court There is not an Indictment in existence
In the county against any one, not . Judgment,
not petition in bankruptcy in the Federal
Courts. Even the duplicate files that the law
yers kept In their ofiees are all gone. A few
may have escaped by being taken to the houses
for Sunday or night work. We may add that
there are in Chicago about i've hundred law
yers. -
Referring to the same subject, the Post says
The fire seized the upper portion Of the central
part Of the court house. and sent the great bell
crashing down through the building 10 the place
where the records were kept, and the mass OF
ruins thus created made IL Impossible to ia eserye
the county records, upon which the establish
ment Of proofs Of ownership to real property de-
pended. Nevertheless, one fact will doubtless
prevent the confusion which must otherwis.
attend the loss Of these valuable papers. The
two abstract firms, Messrs. Chase, Brothers &
Co., and +. w. Jones & Co, succeededin saving
all Of their books, which contain an allusion, by
way of index, TO every pending suit every judc-
ment, and nearly every execution. They have
also preserved their map books.
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Horrors Of the Chicago Fire.

DruskeHRess, Robbery, Murder aRd Tpfam0u,
O1traees-ShOcking AssassiRCtiogs Of a Teneca-
tte Priest WhiIe Protecting Young Girl.
A sufferer by the Chicago fire related the fol-
loving errlele incidents to reporter OF the
New York Standard,
"on the base bali ground there were 5000
people shivering, looking AZ each other. children
efylhg, men and women running about distract
living ON Michigan avenue brought out oil paint
ings, which were jumped upon by rowdies and
thieves. The Pavilion caught fire about 4O'clock
and the roughs stole clothes and everything, and
went TO Randolph & Van Shaick's liquor store,
where they rolled out five barrels and drank the
contents, after which they were
FIGHTING ALL NIGHT.
saw one old man hit over the head with bed
post. Numerous fights occurred in all direc-
tons. No news was brought i'm of what was
going on. can give YOU no description OF the
monsters in human shape who roamed around
the spot where they had taken refuge from the
driving fire drift. In all Gods world 4 could
not believe there were such men I'm existence
NuRDERERs, THIEVES, AND LRwD WOMEN
commingled with beauteOus and virtuOus wO-
men. One noble soul, whose name could not
ascertain, died with her babe, which had just
come into the world few hours before. saw
an old gray-haired Roman Catholic priest of
some sixty years, lying asti1ened corpse; his
WHITE HAIR sNEARED WITH BLOOD,
while his brains were scattered around. The
poor victim had been trying 20 protect a young
girl from the concentrating grasp OF a band OF
desperadOes, and his reward was being Drained
with club and kicked till life was extinct.
pray to God, reporter, that may never see such
an appalling sight aga'n. Men were there 50
intoxicated and bedeviled that they fought un-
DER the influence of spirits among each other,
and dozens were the
eTABBING AFFRAYs
which took place. The mob reigned, and their
reign was internal. IL beggars description, and
makes me shudder 70 think of IL Some groups
were engaged in praying for Divine mercy, but
not Of the class have described. They roamed
round seeking what they could steal, and pOllut-
ing the air with their loathsome talk The nu-
merous atrocities committed on moor helnless
girls, ladies by birth and education, by this ac-
cursed horde win never be fully known in this
world. How many died that night do not know,
nor cannot guess. Suffice 10 20 say that the
deaths were numerous, particularly women, 70
whom the shock proved too great.
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Destructive storms i'm China.

SHANGHAI, Sept. IL, via San Francisco, Oct
6.-There is a great flood at Trinhim. Ii is
estimated that 10000 square miles are under
water. There is great suffering. Terrible
typhoons have occurred at Hong-Kong. and
along the coast. Several vessels have been lost
and hundreds of Chinese drowned. The city OF
Hong-how is threatened with inundation. The
treaty between China and Japan, signed al
Pekin, Is an exact copy of the United States
treaty. The pilot boat Golden Gate has been
lost with Pilot Druders on board. A United
states hospital Is to be built at Yokohama. The
Hong-ko The ship Golden State has sailed
for New York. The mate, Charles Brown, is
dangerously in the hospital, from a stab inflicted
Kong city has been struck by lightning. The
rlnderpest is at Mongolia The deliveries OF
black tea are loco, 900 pounds more than at the
sam edate last year.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
THE CHICAGO CALAMITY.
Statements Of Ex-Governor Bross.
The Relief Fund

INV York, Oct. 16.-EX-GovernOr Bros, OF
lineage, addressed the Chamber of Commerce
Keller Committee this morning. He said it was
impossible 10 eNaggerate the extent of the ruin
OF the great part Of Chicago now dCsolate. He
expressed on the part of the homeless destitute
people Of Chicago profound gratitude 10 the civ
ized world for the noble efforts i'm behalf OF the
sufferers. He expressed the opinion that the
innate energy and pluck OF the Chicago mer-
chants, aided by the capitalists aud merchants
east, will In a very short time rebuild the civ
The chairman OF the committee to solicit "a b.
s-riptions from the bar reported As 395 collected
The amount OF subscriptions in Frankfort Ger
many, up 10 Saturday was 20.OOO forms
kilograms have been received from the MAYOR
OF chicago and the special messenger, directing
that no money be sent until the relief commit
tee is heard from. From Glasgow, Scotland. a
telegram was received stating that a public
meeting was in progress for the relief OF the suf
ferers.
After reading the telegram a working com
mittee OF fifteen was formed 20 attend 20 the
wants OF the sufferers by the fire that NAV ar
rive in this city. In a few DAYS suitable rooms
will be had, where applications for relief will be
received and examined into.
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The Chicago Find.

NEW YORK, Oct 16.-Christ Church yesterday
contributed 5000.
A telegram from jay Cooke & McCulloch,
London, states that, that firm has RENTED one
thousand pounds direct TO the Mayor of Chicago.
The New York firm has subscribed SIO,ClO, and
the Philadelphia firm 5000, thus making a
total of $50 goo by that banking house.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-It is estimated that
nearly $4,000 were raised yesterday by collec-
tons in all the churches in aid of Chicago. Sew
eral refugee families from Chicago have arrived
and been provided for. The farm house AT Sth
been devoted TO the reception of refugees by
Mayor Fox.
NEw YORK, Oct. 16.-The Baltic-Lloyd Steam
ship Company, of Stettin, Prussia, has con-
tributed 81 600 to Chicago.
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The Presbyterians.
Edu Session of fLe BaIfim0r, y,

fdH SesstOs Of the Bdltim Synod.
On Saturday, after our report closed, a stand
ing rule was amended 30 a. 10 leave the time
and place OF the annual meeting OF the SYNOD 20
he fixed in each case at the preceding meeting
The West Church of Wilmington, Delaware
was selected for the next meeting, to be held on
the third Tuesday Of October, 1872, at half-past
Z p. m. Rev. J. c. Bacl us, ID. D., and Rev. Dr.
Edwards, Of Hagerstown, were appointed a
standing COMMITTEE OF bel icence, q report
upon the communications received from the
several boards of the church, and upon an meas
ures connected with its benevolent agencies.
Adjourned until N D.. m.
In the evening the Synod listened 20 very
interesting SCI mon by the Rev. Chas. ID. Shaw,
of Wilmington, Del, from the text, " Among
whom We shine as lights in the world"
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The Synod opened this morning with devO-
tonal exercises, after which Rev. DR. Bates, OF
the NJ. p. Church, was invited 20 sit as a cor
responding member. After the reference OF
certain papers TO committees, the following
ResOlued, That the sessions Of all churche.
within our bounds be required, Immediately
upon the rising Of this body, to furnish TO the
stated clerk the names, with post Office address
OF stated clerks OF sessions, aud that the stated
clerk of Synod be directed 10 publish the same
with the names and address of all pastors OF
stated supplies, in the minutes of the Synod.
The committee on systematic benehcence
made a report, which was adopted. and the
committee was directed TO ascertain from the
committee on finance, in New York, the pro-
portion that this Synod is expected 10 raise for
each Of the boards Of the church. The synod
also ordered that each presbytery be required 20
appoint committee TO apportion the same 20
each Of its individual churches.
The Synod took recess until p. m.
Many of the members Of the Synod occupied
pulpits In Washington and Georgetown yes
terday.
DANIEL HANNAH has accepted the contrac,
awarded him for laying sewer aud water ser
vices on street, from 18th to 2lst, and on LIST
street, from Pennsylvania avenue TO New York
avenue.
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lNclsNDIARiEs on THEIR RoUNDs.-Seyen dis
unct tires occurred in Syracuse, N. Y. Fridav
mght-six being the work OF incendiaries' NJ
great damage was done. A high wind was pre-
s,slnng az ne time. II b supposed there Is a
taking extraordinary precsutionarV ,asss,s -
incenoiaries have suddenly COMMENCED onera-
tons IN London, Canada, on Lake Ontario.
oppes.e 1etIoit, ano made number OF unsuo-
eessIui enors 70 burn up the rsflroad depots.
MINERS grain elevator, In Toronto, worth, with
contents, ESQ zoo, but insured for onlv $1,000.
was burned SATURDAY.. "-''''Np
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IHE GREAT Fires IN TIE NoRTHwRsT.-The
scanty dispatches which come from the North
west indicate that scarcely 1.-THE Of the horror
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan are sbnze-
the loss Of life Il placed st from ten 20 twelve
hundred by the various accounts, aud the los Of
material wealth by the destruction Of the tinhor
lands Is enormous. The destitute neonle 80
flying in fhroneE from their homes 20 TIE lsree1
town, and each successive report increase fbe
extent of the calamity. This strfcke an "a :
requires aid as badly as do the Chicsen -, ,.
and the charity Of the nation viii thas hsxs
another call made upon a. ~es nave
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Hail COlumbta I
The Rae11c Insurance Company Con,
into LfOufda ffOu

SAn FRANCISCO, Oct 16--The Pacific In
suranee Company's liabilities at Chicago are
5000, co. The company win 60 into nquida-
ment Of IS per cent. The law only requires An
assessment Of per cent. az one time. Efforts
VIII be made 70 continue In business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-16

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE DAVIS
leaves for Europe this week to at tend the GEN
eva conference.
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EARTHQUAKE I'm Nev W.m,,~n,r.

OVhtOED, \. d., Oct. IA short and sharp
earthquake shock awoke the people OF Lake
village about II O'Clock last night. IL passed
from the northwest TO the southeast, and was
generally noticed, though lasting only few
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-16

TIE L. s. S. PORTSMOUTH arrived at New
York on Saturday evening, from Rio Janeiro
Brazil.
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EThe defaultng pension agent =, Nex Wi,
city, u. M. Van Buren,, has made good his aefsci,
OF $1,000, by paying that amount 10 the Unite,s
States sub-treasurer ~ = '-sS"
"A coal famine Is feared at Cincinnati IRE
coming winter. It's Councils have apt.sins.f a
committee 70 proceed 20 the coal mines and urge
upon them the use OF All their available rolling
stock 10 avert the danger.
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An Insurance Company which Pays

NEW YORK, Oct 16.-The agent OF the Iiver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Comnanv
states the losses OF that company at Chlcaro
three-quarter millions. The Losses will ne nail
al once; The company has subscribed $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-16

Mr.. HENRY ID. BARRON, Fifth Auditor of the
Treasury, has been nominated by the republi-
cans of his district in Wisconsin for member of
Assembly, and if elected will resign the Audi
tOrShip.
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Funeral of the Murdered Major Catto-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The funeral OF
Major Cato this morning was attended by an
immense concourse. A military escort was
formed by one colored regiment, and a squad of
Col. Frlsmuths huZZars on foot. Delegations
from the various republican clubs participated
marching on the side walks. VIM. StOkely and
all the other officials elected at the late election
were in carriages along with the members OF
the council. Mr.. Greeley, member of Congress
and the officers of the Keystone Battery, with
delegations Of white and colored persons from
Washington, Westchester, Baltimore, and Tren-
ton, including Odd Fellows, MaSons, EMPLOYEES
OF the mint, and other government institutions
The carriages formed double line on Broad
street, and were very numerous. A large police
force from the outer districts were posted on
Broad street, but did not march at the head of
the line as is usual on such occasions. The in
terment took place at Lebanon Cemetery with
the usual military salute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-16

MAJOR HODGE, has been removed from Fort
McHenry to the Albany penitentisry.
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NEW oBS. Oct IA neS grand jary was
sworn az the Court az t3cneral SESSIONS to-day.
Recorder Hackett informed them that thcv sue
cCelCd the grand jury discharged by Judge Bar
nagd IN the CCUrt ~ over and Terminer Sstur-
day. and IN TIE course Cf the session he might
have 20 rail- their attention % ~sme grave mat
tiers affecting The community AZ large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-16

INTERNAL REvRNUk.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SJOS, ass IS.
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INV YORK, Oct. l6.-Ihe INST Of the series Of
races for the Queens Cup takes place to-day
The yacht Columbia was selected TO represent
the New York Yacht Club. start was effected
at 1895 this morning. The Columbia got away
with lead, which she still holds. The weather
is hazy, with a light breeze. The general i'm
preston among sporting men is that the Column
bia viii win. The bay is crowded with yachts.
steamers and crafts Of all kinds
HAIL C0lumbfai
NEW YORK, Oct. 16, u o'clock-The Co
iumbia 10 mile ahead. Betting is sir 20 one
against the Liyonia. Wv
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Photographed EzelusiveIy b The Evening Star.
EnSlaud.s Cont ri butiOu.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The substitution taken AZ
the Mansion House for the benefit OF the Chicago
sufferers amounts thus far TO f20.OOa The
Strand theater devoted the proceeds of Wednes-
days performance to the relief fund.
MANCHESTER, Oct. l6.-A large meeting was
held in the town hall yesterday for the purpose
of relief receiving subscriptions TO the Chicago
fund. The Bishop of Manchester presided, and
spoke IN advocacy of liberal aid to the dis
tressed city. Messrs. Jacob Bright, Hugh Biz
ley, members of Parliament for Manchester and
Mr.. Adams, United States Consul. were also
present and addressed the meeting. The con-
tributions on the spot amounted to f4,6OO ster-
ling. A large quantity of clothing was given.
The subscriptions which have opened in various
cities throughout Great Britain have met with
cordial responses, and outgoing steamers from
all our ports will carry contributions both in
money and material.
Agitation for Separation Of Church
and State in England.
LONDON, Oct. 16.--An address has been issued
by the representative workingmen demanding
the separation of the Church and State in Eng
land. The address announces that meetings of
workingmen will be held throughout the country
in support Of this movement
French Personals.
VERSAILLES, Oct. l6.-M. Ponyer-Quertier
has arrived here from Berlin, bearing copies of
the treaties just concluded between France and
Germany. Prince Jerome Bonaparte has been
granted the pass asked for by HIM, permitting
him to visit Corsica.
Spanish Politics.
MADRID, Oct. 16.-The political party of which
Senior Sagosta is head has issued a man ifesto.
The document acknowledges the sovereignty of
the national government as now constituted, and
insists on the maintenance of the inte grty OF the
national dominiOns. This portion OF the mani
festo has special and expressed reference to the
suppression Of the instruction in Cuba. The
manifesto characterizes the International Society
as dangerous and unpatriotic organization
French Diplomatic Changes.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 16.-Picard has been ap-
pointed French Minister ID Italy in the place of
Count de Choisel, recalled. Guizot goes to
Athens. The appointment of Ferry Minister
OF State has been withdrawn in difference TO
public opinion.
An American Preacher i'm the Tower
Of London.
LONDON, Oct. l6-Rev. Mr.. Thompson, an
American clergyman, breaches in the chapel of
st. John, in the tower of London, which has not
been used before since the time of the reforma-
ton.
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EDUCATIONAL

V'HE HIssEs C0LEMAN's BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
will be opeeed on MONDAY, October 10th, At 2O15
street, az its junction with Psnnsyl ania nue..
kHfERkNCEs: Rev. G. NJ. Butler, D. D., Phila-
delphia; Hon. Il. j Barbour, VIZ ginia; Prof Minor
ard Prot. Davis, University Of Virginia; and manr
Others. l2-6is
EERMAN-If you want TO learn GERMAN,
NJ and will study, can teach you TO Read, Write
ard Speak the language. Apply at 224 81 street v.
" :, after D. M. ROBERT q. DY8ENFORTH
Teacher OF German in Public Schools. oc7-lw'
MRS. s. A. PECkS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
lfs BOlS--The twelfth annual session commenced
Sept: llth: Fall Particulars may be obtained from
the Principal, at 17O4 ct. se9O-lms
I AW DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN
IL COLLEGE.
The Fail Term Of this school opens WEDNES
DAY, october 18th, at the Law Building, on 5th
street, ct 51e O clock D. m
The regular Faculty will be assisted by eminent
nen from sbr6 ad, who have been engaged to Lee
tyTe during the term.
Fees, $50 per year, monthly in sdvance are pay
able TO the undersigned, who will be in attendance
AZ the Law Building from 20 O'Clock the day OF
opening. VIM. STtCKNEY,
st22-d'.w Secretary and Treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
sole Lessee and Mspager........Mr. J. g. sAvILLE

sole Lessee and Mspsger...Mr. ] G. sAvILLE
uutil further notice. M Dion B1u:icauIts new sn1
g9UTverf1l drama ELFIE; OR, THE CHERRY
TREE INN, produced under the inme late su per
vision of Mr.. CHAS. WHEAT aEIGH, who will
APP ar as sadIove, the Wax Figger Man.
NOTE Mr.. Sayille desires 70 cal special attention
TO the production of ELFlE which has been in prep
aration since the beginning of the season, its FRS;
representation being fastened by the illness
of Mr.. Il. l.. Davenport, who was To have played
next week Eacn scene has been especially prepared
several of which very beautiful and peculiar in
construction. The drama is sidered by critic TO
equal to anything Mr. Boucicsut has ever writ
ten. The dialogue, the scenery the situati N. the
music, all combine to make it delightful evening"
entertainment. &C Is
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EuSTuN. oct. i6.--1 hc procession TODAY pre-
lm.narN O. the laying Of the corner Stone 81 The
NV poet Office. l. quite imposing, CSpcC ally the
Mason ic demonstration. The weather j. favor
able Tie route Of march i througed N Peo-
pie, and the buildings are gailv decorated
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Trial Of Col. Thomas.

HAlTlNORE, OCT. l6.-Ihe triRl % Col.
Thomas, = collector, charged with tmhez zle-
mont, commenoed IN the Unites States District
Court to-day.
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MEssRs. MORGAN AND La CKEY, clerks OF the
Treasury Department, who went TO Europe with
fve-twenty bonds have returned, bringing with
them s6,0o0,0 COO in six per cent. bonds, received
in exchange for bonds of the new loan.