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Attempt to Abanct President Mac-
- hfahon's Niece.
The ProlonRhtfon of MaoMahon,s Term
Referred to o Committee,
FRANCE.

Paris, Nov. 7.-Tho Buroaux Of the Assembly
met to-day to nominate Committee on the pro-
longation Of, President MaoMahon's powors.
Throe Of tho Buresux, IN which tho Left havo q
majority, postponed action Until Saturday. In
tho Right and i've d The Lott wero olootol. Ta 10
Republicans erc consequently certain Of = ma-
PAn1a, Nov. 1.-Two Of tho mon wlro wore ar,
rested for bctng engaged In n conspiracy to ab-
duct niece OF President MaoMahon md hold
her as hostage have boon convicted and @ soil-
tencod to various torma Of Imprisonment.
, LoNboN, Nov. 7.-DiBpatchoa from Paris etato
that the Loft abstained from voting yesterday
for President of tho Assembly,
, 1873-11-08
The Execution Ordered Without In
structions from Madrid,
The Dispatch to Await Orders Arrives
Too Late.
iha Affair Discussed at Cabinet
Meeting Yesterday.

HAVANA, Nov. 0.-Tho tribunal ut Santiago
do Cuba, before whom tho persons captured on
the Virginlus woro brought, condemned Der-
narde Varona, Pedro CespodeB, jesus DclAol,
and Con. Ryan to death, and they wero aLot on
tho morning Of tho 4th. 4 letter, numorously
signed, Ind beon forwarded to PresidcntGrant,
urging him to use his authority and power to ro-
Govo tho passengers on board tho capturod
stqamor from thetr Imprisonment aud impending
execution.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~7.-Tho Department Of
State, up to noon to-day, had received no official
Information concerning the steamer Virginius
further than the moro fact Of her capture. Tho
Navy Department has no official news on tho
subject, there being no Government yeHsols IN
the noighborhood Of the place of her capture
Tho registers granted to vesaols continue until
thoy aro sold or chango their names. No intolli-
genoa relating to aither OF these points as to
tho Viginius. has reached tho departments. Tho
books Of tho Treasury Department allow that
the register which WAS originally granted to tho
sfEglnlua remains unchanged. Tho newa, re-
coived to-dny, Of tho execution of the prominent
pe1aons captured on board Of the Virginlua oc-
caslons much surprise in all cirolea it not boing
= Il WAS. The subject wns discussed at TIC
Cabinet council.
The creator portion Of tho cargo Of tho stoam-
sr xife!nius WAS thrown overheard or consumed
In the furnocea bofore her capture.
LATER.
WAs11NaroN, Nov. 7.-Onlcial dispatches re-
celTcd by the Department Of State show ttat tho
rlfginins was captured miles from tho coast Of
1netructionH wore sent from tho Government al
@adrad to wait orders from tho Homo Govern
mont before infct1ng the penalties on the
passengers Or CROW Of Tie Yilginius. This ordor
, 1873-11-08
MICHIGAN,

WILF1IoAt*.
6pteial Dfspateh to The Chicago 7rtbuns.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Nov. TIT is nnw con-
s'dofed as Baitlod that Williams 10 elected to
UongIesh By 125 to 100 majority; His majority
from, three Of which hAvo undoubtedly givon
Williams small majority. Comstook'a friends
have no longer any horo Of his election.
t7b the Assocsated Frt&s.1
hgurns received at tho Democrat office this
evening. the soto Btanda: Wl1liame' majoritios
,@@Allegan County, o50i OTTAWA County, 88
@ ionia County, liz total, 850 Oomatook's Ma
5o1 51oo51ttea-Aent County, 557 Muskcgon County,
2aD total, 828. Yet to hoar from tho towns Of
spencer, Kent County OaBnoyia,, Blue Lake,
Dalton, Fruttland, and 1foro1and. Muakegon
County; Loe and daHoo, Allogan County.
, 1873-11-08

From tho Philadelphia Eulletis, Oct. 81.
Tho aeronaut Donaldson, gave further proof,
yesterday, Of his inability to manage balloon
properly. Ho made an ascension from Newark,
N. J. and shortly. af.ernard the balloon
camo tumblinG down.. and the aoropaut, hayiug
lost all control Of it, was tossed out against :
house: and seriously wounded. The loss of tho
Graphic balloon, ncar Now. Canaan, Conn.
vas attributable almost entirely to tho fact that
Donaldson was unequal to very, trying emer-
gonoy which q moro experienced man would have
met with coolnesB md without evil consequent
cos. Nr john Wise las nlado nearly
$50 aaconalons, aud :. has never suffered
severe injuries or placed the lives of any OF hia
fellow passengers in peril. Tho explanation Of
this III chat lie has always exhibited the same
prudence which induced him to abandon tho
Graphic enterprise as Hoon as he discovered that
the balloon WAS not safe one. He las both
courage and sense. Donaldson appeara to havo
Q brave heart aud a very foolish head.
, 1873-11-08

The Halfway and Warehouse Cons
mission - -uortillcatcs OF Orgunixu-
fi0n Granted.
Spectal Dfspatch to Tbs cAfcaqo Tribune,
sPR1aoFIELp, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-trho Board Of Rail-
road aud Warehouse Commissioners lett here
this morning to visit the aatioua on tho CHI
rago Alton Railroad, between horo aud East
s;r. Lonis, and hear such complaints aa may be-
entered BY tho people. They will mont lcro
again on TneBday noxt.
The following literary aud benevolent associa-
tions have to-day received certificates Of organ.
izatlon from ths office OF tho Secretary Of
State: Mutual Benefit Association, OF Chicago;
Evangelical Lutheran Female College and Nor
NAL School Association, Of Springfield Afiners'
y Laborer's Benevolent Association, Of Will aud
Qrundy Counties.
, 1873-11-08
the Japanese Charge, d'Afrsiros at Washington
Eassod through this oily td=day bound for Wssh.
MASONIC,
'Aho 1rnnd OonAinnntlaff OF KnIehts
YOmplt1r Gnr NehrnsIxn

'Aho %'rnnd OotsAmnnsl6ff OF KmIahts
Tomr1zsr Sor Nebraska.
:. hnft1a' LHfpatth to The Chicago 1t1bttne.
fhAf1*Nouru. Neb., Nov. 7.-0oy.. Furnas,
uranu Eminent Commander Knlghts Tcmplnr,
anu the of1lcors and mctnbet1b bf tho Grand Com
msniory Of knights ''"mplar for Nebraska are
IN Plattsmouth to-t1a, TO confor Tonplar ordora
on sofno flfteen Royal Arch Masons, aud to Or
Eait2e tho Mount Zion CommAnaory, No. .,
hero. with tho following ofllcora Mai. n. ,. Il.
Wheolor, D. O.; II. D. Hathaway, 8. W.T. E. L.
Duke. ]. ". Tho attendance at tho ceremonies
WIS largo, comrrieIng Knights from Omaha,
othor points. A grand banquet vaa given In tho
ovoning by tho masonic fraternity ut stadol-
msnn'a Restaurant. splendid tlme is in
progrosB and in anticipation. The GRIND Com
mhndory and Grand chaptor Convention will be
hojd In Omaha In fow days.
, 1873-11-08

convention OF the Young Mons Ohris-
tim Association OF Illinois.

!. ttnn Association Of Illinois.
.: Special N:pqSh M e Tho Chicago Tribune,
=, fLoonlNoToT, 3ko was r., Noy: 7-lhe second day
vehtion opened to-day at 8 a. m. Ono hour was
devoted to singing and prayer. The Convention
was organized BY electing Sharp, OF Mason City,
temporary Chairman, and Milton Fl. Bauder, Of
the Northwestern College, al temporary Score
ta1y. Tho following programme waB reported
The sessions Of the Convention to be three daily;
morning session from to II O'Clock frat hour for de-.
o'clock, nrs half-hour for devotional exercses even
ng session to begin at 73o O'Clock. first hali-hour for
All evangelical Christians from abroad With
out credentials, all members OF the Associations
not delegated, md members Of the press were
constituted corresponding mombers Of tho Con
Tention, and requested to attend all tho eeasons.
Ile following members were appointed Com
nttee on Permanent Organization ". Jones,
ot DuPage Z. Munaon, OF tho Chicago Norwe-
glatl Aasociation; G. H. Read Of Bloomington;
Miss Emma Cogmate, of the illinois Industrial
CITY; o.E: Mccullough, Of the Northwestern
Colleges; Il. y. Boohe, Of Aurora; E. r.
Goultaa, ct the Wesleyan University; ii.
=; Peterson, Of tho Swedish Association Of
nriacoe, Of Joliet Mies Mary Z. Williams, OF
tho Nor NAL Ladies' Association; J. E. Brown. Of
Reports from the Associations represented
were READ, showing wonderful growth and
The question Of prison reform was taAon IN.
the discussion WAS oneDed by Fred. W. Wines,
OF Springfield, WHO delivered an exhaustive and
90 able speech. Major Driacoe, Chaplain Of tho
6tate Penitentiary, and others took part. A
resolution was offered by ". y. Wallace, and
adopted, recommending that tho Associations
make special effort in this direction in the
FUTURE. -.
1n tho afternoon session the discussion ot tho
topic, What Are tue Mistakes that Associations
Make, aud How eau they Bo Overcome or Obyiat-
ed ?" waa opened by Mr. Wideusall
, Iho discussion Of the topic, What Is the
Legitimate Work Of the Young Mems Christian
Asaooation. and Where should it Be- Under
taken ?" aud Of tho topic, q. How Shall tho Bus
lneas Affairs Of our Association Bo Placed Upon
More Systomatio and Permanent Basia 2" oo-
cupled the remainder Of tho afternoon, In tho
evening session, q devotional meeting was bold
from 7:15 to 7:46 o'clock. and this was follow
Association Best Promote tho Study Of Gods
Word 7" The session was closed by bible-read-
ing by D. T. Jacobs, Of Chicago.
, 1873-11-08

| Another TILT Between fudge Davis
| and Twcedss Lawyers.


and TVvcedss Lawyers.
new Yong, Nov 7.-Judge pAv1a and Mr.
Dartlott Of tho counsel for Tweed ut the trial to-
day bad another tilt. Tho Judge had decided ono
'Uf1oll, after long examination, acompetent tur-
o., when Mr. Bartlett rose to commont on adns-
sons by tho juror tending to show a bias. Judge
;Dayia peremptorily rcfased to hear another word
on tho subject, and in tho course Of tho dialogue
Mr. Bartlett said: "Aa your Honor will not
bear the argument aftor dooision, will you in
form us, wien the noxt juror. is called, that you
Till hear argument before deeiaion2" Juago
Davis. angrlly: "sit down!", Mr. Bartlett
refer your Honor to Justice Chase aud many;
H Other authorities" Judge Davis Graphing biz
gareD: "Bit down, sirt Sit down, sir
10 cautious, sir, or l will refer you to
2 .still later Case" Mr.. Bartlett: II did not
hear your Honor" Judge Davis "Another
repetition OF that. anything Of that character,
~ rli iel3 down upon yo9 In way that may not
torily challenged by the dofonso. The reference.
to Justice Chase was understood to be to that
Judges impeachment for irregu1aritloa on the
bench.
Tho call Of the panel was then continued until
u was exhausted, when tho Court adjourned to
Monday next, three Jurors having baen obtained.
, 1873-11-08
PACIFIC COAST.

Earthquake Shocks In Cn1lforutuk and
-Nevadn-.Scarctty OF Breadxtufxs in
tho Territory Of Arizunn.
Uaionvillc, Gal, Hayn = severe shock % Of earth. %
quake Was felt there about half-past 9 this even
ing, and that lighter shocks had. been I'll ut in
torvals during the past two days and nights. No
damage ras done. , I've shocks Of earthquake
evening", N<> ~A'A'
ltsAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Apprehenslon aro
felt that there will bo q great scarcity Of broad-
ntuas in the Territory Of Arizona before tho
, 1873-11-08

:. NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Tho Grand Chapter Of
Tennessee to-day elected tho following officers
for tho onsuing year: Joseph III. Anderson,
Grand High Priest; William H. Foster, D.
iis, g. g.; John McClel1and, G. T.; John Fitz-
gerald, Grand Secretary Samuel Lambert,
Grand Chaplain; Chhrlos Ii. Carroll, &. O. q.
Richard KennodY, &, r. 4, -
, 1873-11-08

FTnna The JacksonpiIle tfA., Journal.
:, One OF our merchants calls our attention to
the TACT that the manufacturers OF ribbons,
laees, braids, and number Of: other articlca
arc guilty Of a swindle that should be stopped.
A roll of ribbon ts put up. and marked 7'l2
yards. warranted, fast coiorB excepted" which
meaas the roll OF ribbon If 3ass color la not full
l3 yards. The reason given by tue manufactur-
well and for ~ high price as ono which is fast
colors,-that 1t coats more to produce the lattor
than tho formor, and tue only way they can get
ayen Is to mako 1t short In measurement. Other
EXCUSES are given. for making braida and LAGOS
short Of the proper moasuremant Ths III
mattor that should bo regulated" somehow.
,.-Minneaota doctors calculate that but for tho
threbhng- machine season one-half Of thoir pro
febaion in that State would atarye to death.
, 1873-11-08

Sounding tho Pacific Ocean Prcparn.
tory to Laying q snb-l1nrino Onblo to
Ohinn and japan.
BAN FnANo1seo, Cal.. Nov. 7.-rhe United
States steamer Tuscarora has arrived from her
cruise, sounding for = uablc-line to tho Orient
She cruiaed l, 100 miles toward tho Aioutian
docna she found q Bub-marine mountain ornr
1000 feet high: Her deepest sounding yaa
2,443 fathoms, lao miles wost Of the Fara]lones
Islands. sho was ordered back On account Of
the lateneaa OF tho season. ~
, 1873-11-08

THANKSGIVING.
Proclamation OF tho Governor OF Wis

RrOG1nmaf10n Oh tho as0VCrn0F OF WIS.
CO11gt1ls
Special Dtspatch to 1'he Chicago 111buns.
hlAp1soa, Wis, Nov. 7.-doy. Washburn to-
day Issued 4 proclamation. IN which he sAys:
In accordance with usa8es, and In conformity
With tho recommendation of the President OF tho Un
ted States, !. CAdwalader O. Washburn, Governor Of
Nov. a. day Of tautsRiyngt to Almighty God for
general health, prosperity, aud other blessings souoh
safed to tho people of our State during the past year
day abstain from their usual labors aud join In wor,
ahlp and praise To tho Great Author OF al good.
, 1873-11-08

dAtEsDuna, Ill, Nov. lat tho grand Art Ex-
position Of tho Masonic fraternity to bo hold In
thia city Nov. 25. 40, and AZ, heavy gold medals,
srtstically wrought, will bo oirorod for tho fol-
lowing essays and poomH !: For tho beBt editorial
prcas for the boat original volume By 3 Western
author; for the best original essay By lady or
gentleman at present connected w1tha Western
educational institute and also for tho bost orig
inal poom by m amateur writer. ALI the pre-
miums givon at tho Exposition viii bo flno spcc-
tmens Of art, and also will havo considerable in
, 1873-11-08

, innate whore the roturns ero not recetvod.7 The
senate VII probaby have 10. regular ltopnbli-
figures may possibly BE-" rovorsod.. Holloway,
Nepublioan, III tho Grant County DISTRICT, up
Reafs to bo olooted. The Assembly will not
1koly havo ovor. 40 regular Republicans to 90
Opposition and Indanonf ant RopnbuQana.
, 1873-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS.

The following table Of votes furnishes st.nighty
extent, he general result @ IL sSs
When the aedate men Of old Hadley, Hatfield,
and Holden begin to ont loose from. the grand
OLD Republican party 1t will not do to say they
arc !" dissatisfied with tho prohibitory Liquor
law" The places named below arc widely scat
tered oyer the stato-railroad towns and bill
towns, cities and suburban homes. The old
time saying has been GAS goes Hull 80 COOS
tho State = and the vote OF Hull shows which
way Massachusetts is going
, 1873-11-08
RAILROAD NEWS.


r0nxls
.Conpus CHRISTI, Texas, Nov. 7-The Corpus
Christi L Rio arande Railroad Company organ
izod here to-day, under the charter Of tho State
Of Texas. The line connects this placo with
saredo, and, besides controlling the Rio Grando
trade, will exercise powerful influence in
checking border deprodations and opening to
settlement Tho rich lands Of the Nueces Valley.
Parties aro being placed il the field; and the
Representatives Of Northern capitalists arc here
and Col. Thomas II. Robb. late President Of the
Frontier Commission, has accepted the Preai-
douoy Of the road. hluch local enthusiasm is
excited and is powerfully stimulating immigra-
ton and the trade Of this place,
, 1873-11-08
I1addoa Vessel of Wrath.

Itfeps,. /, with how much truth We know not.
that there ~ can or glass jar Of nltro.glycesine
Of Soma otha explosive compound buried in tho
southwest con 1er of tho Capitol Square, near tho
old A1aonal VII tch hsa bern thore for many
years. having b. eeoretsd thora prior to the M
a.'rrendor, and the place OF its concesiment N.Y..
blow Of pick might lsend the onlerprisiug dig
ger to rooat On tho Pros hytesian Church steeple.
And so 1t will sleep mil happy chance or
a9me dreadful acoIdent s|nb, reveal iss resting"
, 1873-11-08
Lnuuelt&tes in l1o1Ivin

The Reforma de Ia Pnz in Bolivia eiyos An
account of soma terrble landsllaos that have
taken place In that Republic,
:" On tho auth OF August Last, about in tho
tton Of Han Pedro. to the aonth OF tho oity. On
the following morning 1t was observed that a
largo tract OF arabic land situated at the foot Of
ths heIghts, Of Potosi had gone down out Of
sight. Up to O'Clock the immense and denso
clouds OF dust announced that great masses Of
, 1873-11-08
SPORTING MATTERS.


LVEnroo1, Nov. TAT the autumn meeting
to-day tho Liverpool cup was won by Mr. Grit
tonh b: Il. Startling, boating Mr. Cartwright's CD.
t. Louise Victoria second, md Lord 6eatland'6
b. 9. King Lud third. Fifteen ran. The betting,
At the start WAS 18 to against Sterling, Louiso
Victoria, and 4 to against King Lud.
, 1873-11-08

corTespondcnc< of fIhs Chicago Tribune
McuREooR, a., Nov. 5.-The Methodist him
ssterial Association Of Northern Iowa il now in
eession III this city. Tho delegation ia large,
eng TUG maetings arc Of unusual interest. 1he
S1othodisss fn Iowa number 10000, with 700
Eiergymen and any number Of local preacherB.
-Four hundred Of these divincs loHo their voteH
livery year by reason Of change OF location.
, 1873-11-08

hpe79asM III MMatpa!eh 70 1he Chicago If{bttns
MAp1soNt Wis, Nov. 7.-Eleotion ret1,rn. IN,
May 40 not put any new phase on tho resuIt
Msshbar! i, hks been cut considerably whore rai.
Ioaa ant1uenoos were potent snd Ia likely to have
on the Ticket The majorlty1 against him cspnot .t
Sot DO definitely stated. ~ itt mpossble to o.
, 1873-11-08
mississippi.

1AURBoH, Ellss., Nov. 7.-noturus come In varv
nIowly. M Only as counties have fuli roporf'
oonSt3aga ansy gvs 1.ns Amea majority Of Thess
official returns a1e reooye from the othar ane
ties, tho jority vii! perhaps bo somewhst % Ieas
than ID no" estimated. Tho vote waa ysrv It'll h
every everywhere: Tho Republicans have good NJ.
1osas5 IN Doth branches Of tho Legislature,
, 1873-11-08

New YoaK, Nov. 7.--Among the passengers
arrived by the steamer Goorgia aro J. Booth and
j. i: Banch, Of tho steamer Polaria. She also
b rings tho boat In which the crew waro 13foked
VI By the whalor Raven 8oraig. ~>>
, 1873-11-08

sptdfal I2tanateh to The Chtcaao Tribune,
LEAyEawonTu Ka1,., Nov. 7.--Iom Allen, the
champion 1gltor, Ia in town, and gives spar
ring exhibition III tito 0pera-uouse tomorrow
,,iik1lt-
: U,44ua. Nob.., 1,oy ''':s, Yanno, nlfo Of
, 1873-11-08
DAVENPORT WATEa.W0RKS,

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DAyENPonT, H., Nov. 7-The wator-works Of
ths city will DO III operation by Jan, !. Four
teen mies Of plpoh arc laid, and 100 hydranta
have boon put In, r.
, 1873-11-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

MEN YonK,. Nov. observation-disclosures
Trinact. ia ind California, from Glasgow New
York, fro. n Bromon; also arrived, steamer Goor-
gia, from, Glasgow.
, 1873-11-08

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 7.-Lieut Wilkin-
son, Of Gen. Howard'B ataff, has been ordered to
Fort Mcpherson to conduct tho Modocs to their
now homo In the Indian Territory.
, 1873-11-08
VIRGINIA..

R1cnmoND. Vn., Nov. 7.--In aoyonty-oight
gain on Walker'e majority ID nearly 1000.
, 1873-11-08
Land Controversy IIetyvecn tho St.
Paul T. Sioux City and xFinonn & St.

the Interior to-day hoard tho arguments for
and against tho application for learing in the
case Of tho st: Paul 4 Sioux City Railroad Com
panY VI. Tho Wnona i st. Paul Railroad Com
pany, growing out Of overlapping grants.
, 1873-11-08

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Special D1spateh to The Chicago Tribune.
bPRlNaFlELD, aangamon Co., ILL.,, Nor. -
Tho official na1orltiea for the Democratic ticket
in this county, as shown by tho complete 1e-
turns, DO not differ from tho returns reported
CA1no, Ill.,, Nov. 7.-Returns from the last
pro,nct in this county mako it certain that
Ihomaa Wilson is elcctod ono Of the County
Commissioners
RooK ISLAND, H., Nov. 1.-THE ofllclnl vote
eanvassed to-day elocts Samuel r. Porter,
Farmors' Ant. Monopoly candidate for Treasur-
Or: The balance Of tho ticket is Republican, as
follows: Gnyet, Judge, J12 majority; Cook,
teudent. BY Gig. T-'.
, 1873-11-08

sMsiaats .ssd i snentas hnd tsys; ybuhee.t ,on
Fanor.l d North Lea,tt-st, on s.ur., 1t II !.
Invited. "s ~"
pARnE7:M Mr.. Nina. vita T., Il patnhard p..bs ot
-Enno11l Sunday, IT 10 n. n:
, 1873-11-08

Special Ditpateh to The Chteaoo Tribune.
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-The Canada l. Michigan
Midland Railroad Company is completed from
1T. Clair to Ridgway, and will DO formally opon-
cd on Tuesday.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-14
The HAND UPON THE LATCH.

Nv cottage home is filled with light
The long, long summer day;
But, ah, dearer love the night,
And hail the sinking ray;
For eve restores me one whose smile
Doth more than mornings match-
And life afresh seems dawning Whlle'
His hand is on the latch!
Whom outurnn leaves are thick with sheaves
And shadows early fail,
And grapes grow purple ,nealh ihe e'thes
Along our trellis'd wall
Idreaming sit-the sleepy bird
Faint twittering I'm the thaich-
To wake 10 JOY when sou IS heard
His hand upon the lltch.
In the short winter afternoon
throw my work aside
And through the lattice, while the moon
shines miStily and wide,
on the dim upland paths peer
In vain his form TO catch
] starile with delight, and hear
His hand upon the latchl
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-14

If you are a clerk, be prompt. At a
regular hour in the morning be at your
post Of duty. Be prompt in going TO
and returning from your work. See to
it that those under you are always
prompt, and thus keep up the reputa-
ton of the establishment where you
serve This hint will be valuable to
you when you get into business for
yourself.
IN all matters of business or pleasure,
prom mptness is jewel which shines re-
S p,Siuent. Its good influences are felt,
anu IL becomes blessing which per-
neates all through the social and bnsI-
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