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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-10

Iuu DGhe Fernando Ai;iunI ue
i?;uuzarls, the husband of the Queen
Dnw"9er If Spain, is announced as
dead. lie was born at Iarranc0n, IN
the province of C,trncd, i'll the year
1910, has parents being poor, although
whether they were honest or not IS not
said. He became i member Of TIE
body-guard, and was enamoured OF the
Queen Christine. One day while the
guards were cscorting her from Ruen-
Retro to Madrid, nc chanced to see
her drop her haukcrchief,, which he
made haste to pick up and return to
her. The Queen, struck with his fine
appearance, made aim Il guard at the
royal gate. Ferdinand VII. died I;
short time afterwards. and in three
months his wife secretly married the
member of the body-guard, thereby
causing great scandal. and the marriage
was not ratified until eleven years lad
passed. The Duke was modest man,
and had a5 little said publicly about
him as possible; he never meddled
with politics.
, 1873-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Burnctt's Coconine for tho Hair.
No nthor compound possesses tho peculiar proporoa
which e1actly suit tho various conditions Of tho human
hair.
II softens tho hair when harsh aud dry.
II so0ttps tho irrtated scalp
ltatEorla tho richpst IuBtru.
II r1lratns longest In Uicpt
It pruvanta tho hair from falling OF.
It promotes la ho4lthy, vigorous growth.
It IL not grOasy BtiUky.
7sxei 10 H Ha';aE5sfPfih1s tSs Gps tvrnvyurpr
, 1873-10-14
SPRtNGFIELD.

Tho Nlncnupin County Conte1npt Cnso
--Tho petkln Di.liflcrs Settling Ur.-
Meeting Oq eart,nd Lodge Of Odd Fol-
loyyH..Etac Public school Difkiculty.
!spcetal Dfspatch to 7'ho Chicago Tribune.
BpnrNorlELp, Oct. 19.-In tho United Btatcs
District Court today another stop was taken in
tho AIacoupin County bolld caBoH. Tho Court
or1oreu tho faBuance Of a writ Of attachment for
contempt against onch Of tho Supervisors in the
county. Tho writ is roturnablo noxt January,
and tho Marshal WIS authorized to tako bail in
M amount to DO fixed by tho Court in the morn
ing. Tho Court said, in granting tho writ, that
the bull would not DO nominal.
Tho Pokiu diBtillers lavo ut last, It is Hnid,
paid oyor the amount Of pona1tios adiudgod
againHt thom by tho aoEornmont. to Acting Col
loctor p,lrdfe, who proceeded last Friday to dis
train thoir property. This makes clonr satling
for tho now Collector, Col. Morriam WHO viii
ontcr upon tho duties OF lls oflco with tlo books
balanced.
Tho Grand Lodge Of tho Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows for this State meots In this city to-
morrow at 10 o'clock, aud will continue in aoBsion
three days. There will bo about COO delegates in
attendance, many OF whom have already arrived.
IhH Grand L9dgo oso5s ana aal9Eatea vii DO
foro The opening ot tho Lodge.
Major a. J. plnkham,. the Private Secretary Of
Governor Oglesby during his Inst adninistra-
tion, has boon appointed. nnd has accepted, the
Colonel bforriam, the now Collector of ills H. H.
4 special torn Of the United States District
Court for the Southern District Of Illinois
began this morning, with Judge Troat on tho
tho dockot.
4 number Of colorod children cntered tho city
school, 1t IL eaid, this morning, under tho order
Of tho City School Board aboiishing tho word
"whito" from tho regulations Of tic schools.
a fHw W1titn Hnhnnr6 t0nk tInfr fnnf4 n.,tt
, 1873-10-14

WAEn1EdToN, Oct. 19.-Probabiiitioa-
Tuesday in the Gull States, southeasterly wi,4tls
somewhat higher temperature and Increased
cloudiness, possibly With rain on the Wostoru
Gulf coast. For tho sonth Atlantic States,
southeast md southwest wil,lts Will. generally
oloar weathor. For tho Middle and Eastern
statos. falling barometer. souttwosterly winds,
and cloudy or partly cloudy weather., For tho
Lower Lakes, aouthonstorly voorlng to westerly
winds, with cloudy woat4or. For tho Upper
Laltos mud tho Northwest, northwosterly winds
aud cloar or clearing wcatlor.
WAsuIfaToS, Oct. IA report Of tho moyo-
monts and damage done BY tho gront storm OF
Aug. "a has boon prepared at tho Signal Office,
Which will bo givon In full to tlle public iu a few
days. Ono Thousand aud tllrty-four vessels, of
which 425 wero small fishing sclloonora, aro
known to havo beon destroyed during tho 2lti,
aud 25th Of August, in the ncighborllool OF tho
Gulf OF st. Lawrence and tho Atlantic shores Of
Nova Scotia, Oapo Breton, aud Newfoundland
In addition to this large numbcr, ovor 90 voasola
were destroyed bv tho Hame storm in its course
before roaohing Nova Scotia, making total OF
1923 vesselA destroyed within 4 few daya. Two
hundred and twonty-threo liyoB are definitely re-
ported lost, md tho most moderate estinate
Of the numerous caHcH iu which whole crows aro
Btntol to havo boon lost swolla tho number to
nearly 900, while II to thla number be added tho
loss Of lilo OIL land aud III tho eallior history Of
tho Cyclone, tho grand total amouuts to Mt loaHt
GOO lives. Tho records also show that about 900
buildings were injured or totally destroyed by
this storm.
0EsEnAL onsEnyAr1oN8.
C,ticAao, Oct. 14-1 a. III.
, 1873-10-14

DETao1r1, NIieh;, OF. 1s.-pAssEp powH-Props
Minneapolis. Empire State Japan, Jny Gould; bnrka
6arian William Young, George Murray, St. Potter,
Gibson. Erank , n1rktr, Mixer Milan, T. 8. hIot,
aller, City Of shcboygan, Jcseio Ioyt, Americau
u'ion, selkrk, Moss, Montmorency, Laura Belle,
oshorne, 1roqaoia, I. n. KNAPP, Ida Keith, h1nnt.
]. r. hc'son Champion. Danforth, s. II. Foster, b.
soners. Elee,wing, A. Saxon, City of Mwaukor, Es-
Lady Duiferin, Seotia.
PASSED Ur- Props Cleveland, Nobraska, Tweed,
Gordon Campbell aicndota barks AIasten, Fayosito
schrs n. !. perew AnosRg. T. =. Chandler, A. Shcr-
wood Walter, Negauncc, 9. 4. Nlson, oily Of Green
Buy, T: hlat, Athenian, James Wade. II. Williams,
Jntt,ca platt ltel Wing Albatross, Young Anlcrica
Alleghany, kinghsher, Simrod, Mc1ca, Richmond.
DErloIr, Oct 13-Evenng.-rAssEp DowS-props
Nnaunt Cormorant, Jenn'6a anil bArgcs, Aileghany
anl} largea, Cuba; Bclrs II. Kiusiow, Homer, 4.
Collh, r. II. Martin.
PASSED UT-prop Vanderbilt sclr JayA
WIND-SUuth,
, 1873-10-14

Another Attempt to Lynch tho In
Ssllo Murderer
Special Dispatch to Yhs Chicago 1rfbnns.
LASA1LE ILL.,, Oct. 13-Both George Ough.
ton and Petor Murphy, tho former Of whom
shot aud killed tho Inter III this city carly last
evening, havo wivoB aud several children.
Oughton ia about So yoars Of age, and Murphy
'waa 40 to d5. There was no proof elicited by
tho Coroner, to-day, going to chow that either
waa Intoxicated. Tho LaSallo Lght-Gua
watched the Jail all last night, in tho meantime
having no further trouble from tho mob. But
ut about 8 o'clock this morning the
mob assembled again. larger aud moro
furious than before. and tho Light-Guarls
promptly returned to their post. Important
witnesses being absent, tho inquest was ad-
iourusd till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. md
tho Coroner concluded that ho would send tho
prisoner to Ottawa without a formal mittimus.
Covered by tho Light-Q Guards and largo num-
bor Of good citizens, he was escorted to tho depot
oil doublo-Quiok while thousands Of infuriatol
men, women, and Children walked after, fro
qncntly hurting stones, number Of which in
tlicted slight wounds on the soldiers and citi-
zons. Tho prisoner, however, WIS safely placed
aboard tho train, and the Light-Hu accom-
panied him to tho Ottawa jaif. Great credit il
duo our young Mayor, James ". Duncan, md
also to the Light Guards, for tho preservation
OF law and order In our city.
, 1873-10-14

MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.-I.ast Saturday afternoon.
nir. John Wilson. . lghly-respoctabl eitizon'
co yoars Of ago,. q Virgilian by birth, but moro
recently prominent citizon Of Marshn!l, AIiaa.,
met {. most doplornblo death, accidentally, on
Col. Hugh Greon'a place, 6 miles east of this
city, on tito hfomphH Il Charleston Railroad.
Dir. Wilson, In company with llr. Groom, was
hunting birds. l1o llud discharged ono barrel OF
the gun, and wan rcloading, whom tho dog reared
up against linn, 'diueharging tue romnining bar
rei, the full load striking Wil iii the temple,
Of tho skull. Ho fingered about 1.-Two hours, and
died about 10 o'clock Saturday night. Wilson
has ltvod in this county soma yoars, was gem
tlcman Of tho highest stumbling, socially, aud
popular with ali who know him, -
, 1873-10-14
FROM BOSTON,,

Tho boston Orange in DffficMltyL-rts
Charter 1knv0izott--Appenl to thu Nn-
tiO1itll GrAnKc--IllO Lowell Cslsllterss
1rrcEtt1nritfcH.
Special Dtspateh to THO Chicago T+f1une.
DosToN, Oct. 19.-Thoso Interested In tho
progrosH Of tho order Of tho patrons Of 1tua-
bandry havo boon aware that for sumo time
that tllore wero troubles brewing On account
Of tho organization Of tho Boston Grunge,
and the matorials Of which 1t was compoaod-
grain nnd commission morehants-and thoRe
have now culninntod In n serious row. No
soonor had tho Grange boon instituted than
complaints wore made from tho West TINT tho
admission Of grim spectators into tho order
would bo disastrous to fts intoreata, ani must
bo Btoppea at all hazards. Slnny hot-hoalod
urangors ovon urged tho expulsion OF
Deputy J. @. Abbott, who orgauizod tho
Grange, while NIL woyo unanimous In
demanding tlat tho grain-Bpeculatora' Grange
should coaso to exist, In Difference to thuse
complaints, tho Worthy Grand NtaHter Of tho
National Grange. Dudley Adams, on tho 9th Of
boptombor, revoked tho charter Of tho Graneo.
and directed the officers to turn over their books
and paporB to- Deputy Abbott but tho Bos-
ton Grange tlatly refuses to do so, and
tho National Grange. Tho mombers claim TINT
thoy aro oil intorestodin farming pursuits, which
IL tho only qualification Of membership. Az tho
Boston Grange comprises among its monbers,
some Of our strongest business nlon, there Is lit
tic doubt Of their making worry strong fight Mt
any rato, very fow moro Oranges will he organ
lied in tha vicinity. Meanwhile tho Boston
Grunge haB all tho passwords, Bocrot signB, md
e tflsaas 10 abont ana nSy well say What arc you going
piorco. tho defanlting Cashier OF tho Lowell
Bank, WAS shrowd roEuot aud ingoniouB]y COW
cred up his emhozzlomonta. a check for 310,-
, 1873-10-14

Special Dtspatca 70 The chteaoo Tribune.
BLooM1sdroS, Oct. 19.-Tho reading of depo-
nltions Of great length, tho testimony Of hIolyin
Warnor. and others implicated in tho Gilman 4
Springfield Credit Mobiiior job, by tho attorneys
for tho complainauts occupied tho attention Of
tho Court this afternoon, aud continues to-mor-
row. a rather amusing and interesting fact In
connection with tho Barclay Coal Company il
this; that tho Company was na.nod after tho
son-in.law and private Secretary Of Tom Scott,
into whoBo hands tho road wnB so nearly deliver.
cd, and within whose control tho future Of tito
Barclay Company woultt by this time haye been.
had tho lelso beon effected.
(Id the 4tssociatcd prtssl
BLOOMINGTON, Til, Oct. 13.-~As ao1no comment
has boon caused by the rcf1leal of Judge Upton
to grant change Of vonuo in tic Gilman, Clin-
ton i Springfield 1saiiroad case, upon
against tho raroad, # may DO well 70 stato tat
ho was Obliged to rofuso tho oI.ango for tho
reason That Tho petition was Illegal inaAm,,cl, rs
1t was signed by Dnt pnrt Of tho complniua1ts,
antl that lie expressed his roEret at boing thus
unabie to grant the petition.
, 1873-10-14

fentures Of the mooting will bo tho reports Of
tho following. comnlttaeB, appointed at the last
mooting. hold Ct Jackson, IN Noyembor. 1872 :
Yaugn. PhyBiology-B. 4. Hpolman, i. Il.
blonher, Z. Hunter. Olonatry-D. G. IEawk-
hnrnt, ". II. Dorrance, q. 8. dase. uygeino-
G. ". Btoue. ". Il. Jaokaon, q. Q. Jonking;
patllology-G. =. Oorbin, ST. Johns, y. ".
laas. ". e. Cummings, a. W. Stone Surgery
q. s. Caso, j. Bannistor, q. Il. Thomas Edu.
catton-J. 4. Robinson, Z. s. Holmes, D. ".
Smith Publication-E. g. Holmes. Thomas r.
Perry, g. H. Thomaa Executivo-G. ". Stone,
D. Dannlater, 1. Douglass. Tho first namol OF
ea0h committee Ia Chairman.
, 1873-10-14

Special Nspstch to The Chicago Tribune.
FOND pu Lac, Wis.,, Oct. 13.-In July, 1879, O
brace Of Clicago burglars robbed a Now Hump
shire wool-buyer named Stone of $3.50, and woro
going through other guests of tho FATTY HouHo,
when the night-clerk cauBod their arrest. Tho
day before tho burglary, thoy Hent by oxproas to
Chicago package which was tolographod for
aud returned to this city. The contopta OF tho
box proved to bo watches, Chains, etc., that
had boon stolen from n hotol In Apple
ton, Wis, night or two before. They
gayo ..thelr names as ". II. Darous and j.
Dockor. They were bound over to appear at the
next torn OF court. JuBt before court mot,
they broke jail aud returned to Chicago. a
reward Of s2o0 falling to secure their return,
lust April Decker yYaH ra-ayrestod at Lockport
aud brought baok and put IN Jail. Judge Me-
Loan lot Linn out Oh 81 900 bail, Decker fllrnisl-
Ing the money. Contrary to tho expectations Of
nearly a!l n, our oIlzena. Decker y Pack horo
other placCH,
, 1873-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

It needed only tho name Of Charlotte Cusl,-
man in hor poer|eaa ro'o Of Meg Me,1l!,es to fill
MeViokor'a Theatre last evening to oyorAowing,
thereby illustrating that tho attractions alono
are responsible for good OF Indifferent busiuesa
In theatre. Tho drama A Que already familiar
to tho patrons Of hIoVickcra Thoatro, for but
year has elapsed aince bliea Cusl,mnn thrilled
enormous audiences III hor imperBonatton Of tho
eamo character. Tho memory Of hor perform
auces at that timo IL too frosl, to
noed much to rocall to tho 1nnfls
OF thoso who wore fortunate enough 10
500 her ln tAls matcLlcBs character lor every
, 1873-10-14

state superintendent Of Insurance, was sustained
to,ay to- In e. elaborate decision BY Judge Nfalcll,
aila tho company continue to transact businoaa
against tlo Company wns oyorr,,ietl. The ofIi.
cora OF tho Conrnny aAaort that they aro nro-
pared to make vigorous light. and can provo,
without question or cavil, that tho Company iaa
not only nolyent b!lt haa ovet 81 100000 assets
III oxccHB Of liabilities.
, 1873-10-14

correspondenes Of The Chicago Tribune.
FnEEPonT, ILL.,, Oct, 11.-Tho Anti -Monopolista
Of this county met to-day in this city, pursuunt
to call, III nominating convention, and organ
izod by olecting J. Il. Woayor, President; Aian-
son naeon and Thomas Fohr, Yico-proaidonts !;
James FlanBburg, md ". 8. Fehr wore appoint
cd a committee to draft resolutions aud plat
form. During tho absence of the Committee,
the Convention was very ably addressed by II. II,
MoAfeo, Col. Noboy. and Jcro pattison. Tho
COMMITTEE reported platform donouucing the
Credit Mobiltor, salary-.grab aud the OK
lo affairs opposed to onricling the few at tho
expense Of the many opposed to giving away
tho public domain to build up gigantic MOI monopoly
corporations declaring In favor Of relronnch-
mont not only In National, but State, county,
aud town affairs; in favor Of equal and exact
landa for tho actual aottlor, soldier, and lis
heirs ; and for rigid economy and roform In
every branch OF tho Civil Service.
Tho following ticket was then unanimously
nominated: For County Judge, tho Hon. An
drew 1llntla pomocrat); County Clorl, ". 8.
Fcllr e Granger and RepublicAn); Treasurer,
0. i. McCool (a Granger and Dotuocrat) md
ian omlnont hor1oulturist and active Ropubl-
cAn).
A Contra! Committee, consisting OF Joro Pit
tiaon (Domoerat). Jamoa Flansbllrg, aud John
Hart (both Republicana), was appointed by tho
Grcat enthusiasm and perfect harmony pre-
walls.
Tho Convention adjourned will, tlroo cheers
for tho allccess Ut Tho liolsot. The nominations
arc VOL received, md tho opinion IL, tl,nt tho
eeutire ticket will 10 elected by handsome ma-
tority,
, 1873-10-14

MEMPHIS, Tonn., Oct. 13.-Near Boylsvlle,
III West Tennessee, last week, eighteen armed
n,on went to the house Of oitizon nnd took n
regro girl out into tho woods, mud each in turn
Disguise themselves, mud carried tboir victim but
BGort distance from tho house. Tho people
with whom the girl was living woro powerless to
prevent tho outrage, aud wero compelled to lis
t,1ro. Hor body was found soon after tho boasts
had loft, most horribly mangled, md life ox-
tinct. It liz stated In connection with tho horri-
blo affair that the facts woro never reported to
tho authorities, and tho body was buried without
any legal examination, and the crime was sought
to bo iluehed up because Of the alleged rospccta-
bility Of somo of the parties WHO perpetrated
tho tiondish Outrage.
, 1873-10-14
Shfp1vrccixs on the Pacific.

sAy FRANCISCO, Oct. 13-On the 9oth OF Apri,
the SLIP Elizabeth Kimball, which sailad from
Port daroblo, Oregon, for Iquiquo, sprung q leak
IN latitude % dogrcoa south, mud put for Easter
Island, where sle WAS rim asLsore. Tho vessel
wife, mud tho crew, eight persons In all, escaped
10 schooner made from tho wreck, aud reached
Tahiti safcly, mud came llere on the British bnr
Alarama. Tho ship William and Thomas, from
Fort B!akely for Valparaiso, sprung q loak nnd
arc total loaa. Tho ship was dliven ashore aud
tho crow us,nned
, 1873-10-14

kV9e'da 7FapdlcH % Tic CH'fd0o 7T7JVNe.
brR1Nnr1ELD, ILL.,, Oct. 18-In tllo Circuit
had boen of}oiating az superintendent Of Sun
day-achool at Illiopolis, WINS nrragnod for nteni-
ing verona artiolon that porenod to tito Aoliool.
lie plondod guilty, and waa tinnd $50 and ho,,-
tonced to imprisonment in tho County Jail FOR
thirty duyB. Shortly aftor hiu Hontoiico It WAS
asoortainct that ho WIS klopto,nanIac, and tint
It was believed to 10 physical impoBalbIllty
for him to restrain lliB habit Aside from this,
his olaraotor wns good mud ho stood high In tho
by tho lawyer and tho Court, asling his pardon,
mud. apou presenting It to Gov. Boyoridgo, ho at
onco ordorod hiH pardon.
, 1873-10-14

The IN cnry County EnFmcra, Assocfa.
tl0n--Eull Ticket NOMINATED.


Special Dspasch to The Chicago Tribune.
YoRKv1LLE, ILL.,, Oct 10.-The regulnr BIZ
monthly mooting Of the Kendall County Farmors'
Association mot horo on Saturday. Every town
was represented. Tho nominations mado Sept.
18 woro roconBidorod, aud tho following ticket
nonlinatea: County judge. Lott Bcoao1d
Henry 1Iaigh; Superintendent Of Schools, Miss
Nott!o Chittondon. Entiro harmony prevailed,
and no moro enthusiastic body ovor met in this
county. The ticket IL very strong, and will
will be hold Boon at Which tho Hon. 8. NJ. Smith,
eonator NJ. D. Castle. md others will speak.
Supervisor ]. s. NleGratll md JOHN Lisoy wore
appointed to attond tho Chicago Convention Of
Farmers, Oct. %.
, 1873-10-14

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Oct. 13.-R. II. Richards
proprietor Of the Academy of Music, q respect
able place Of amusement III this city, was shot
Of bis establishment, at noon to-day, by Jamos
1Iagan yonng mau 10 yoars Of age. Richards
had seducod Hagap'a sister, md refused to marry
hor. Hagan, nftor tho shooting, stood over and
walked across tho Btroot and gavo himself up to
Capt Stocl;ol, Chief Of tho Firo Department,
and is now under arrest at Police Headquarters.
, 1873-10-14
THE MICHIGAN CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN.
f1nH


Spttt1l DisMtch to Tie chitaaa Tribune.
LAaslSa, MlcH.. Oct. 13.-The Commission
tra1lsactol but little lusinoAH this afternoon OK
copt colbidoring the article on municipal corpora
tionB. DoarB OF Supervisors were Limited to
ono time for construction aud repairing; build
ings, highways, a,sd brdgoB no county to bo a.
lowed to llcroaHo ltH indebtedness for tho Super.
ylsorB beyond four mills on tho dollar without
vote Of The p0nplo.
Judge Whitney has otrorol nuhHtituta for tho
liquor section; by Which tho constitution may
, 1873-10-14

National Convention OF Catholic Re
nev0lent Societies.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, Oct. 13.-Tho National Convention
Of the Catholic Benevolent BocietieB will moot in
Ct. Louis noxt Wednesday, and ample prepara-
tionB havo boon made for tho accommodation OF
the delegates, who have already begun to arrive.
, 1873-10-14
A ROston Ring Broken Up,

SbFe7d1 D15p0tcH 70 The EHfc0T0 1F75NNe,
DosroS, Mass, Oct. 12.-The ring in tho City
Government has been conquered, aud tho ordi-
nance establishing Fro Commission III sure of
men to-day by yoto Of to I, and minority in
tho Common Council are secured for il. The
throat Of tho l'ro Underwriters to withdraw
their business from Boston, and tho whisper
had the desired effect.
, 1873-10-14
SUICIDE.

Special Mspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Oct. 13.-At Atlantic, Iowa,
John Skinner committed suictlo thin aftoruoon
hy shooting. himself through tho brcaat bolow
tho left shoulder. lie borrowed a revolver for
tho purpose, as he aald, Of shooting rats. 10
tlicn proceeded to tho Htable Of tie Reynolds
House, wllero ho committod the dood. Tho
cause is not knuY.,
, 1873-10-14

Special Dtspateh to a'he Chicago Tribune.
DUuUQUE, Iowa, Opt, 13.--Laat night several
prisoners broko. jail at Independence by first
knocking down tho keeper who brought thom
their supper, thou pQsaesslng themselves Of tho
keys and gattjng out. Tho alarm Of fire was
raised to Inform tho townBpooplo OF what hal
happenod, hut, although largo force went In
soarol, Ut the fugltiyes, they wore not captured
at last accounts,
, 1873-10-14

Ex-Gov. hoffman, Of Now York, for
Congress-.
New YoRK, Get. 18.-lt is reported tint ex.
Gov. Uoifman will bo nominated BY tho Demo-
Gratis for CongroHs III SUCCESSOR to Janos Drooks,
, 1873-10-14
NRflM Killed OH tho Jackson. Lslnasn,r
Il Saginaw Ie;ltlr0nd.

Special Correspondence Of The Chicago 9r,b,us.
LANSING, Mich, Oct. 11.-l1eBton llandoph,
ono, Of the hands on tho working train Of tLc
JACKSON, Lansing Il Saginaw Kailroad, was
killed last night, at tho Mason Depot. It soenls
construction trail, whom lis foot caucht and md
dragged him until the train stopped, When he
was found dead. I[o was about " yoars Of ago,
end u married. His parents 1--we about milca
, 1873-10-14
KANSAS ctTY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

SptrfH( Dfspufrh 10 The Ehfcago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., Oct. 13.C&rTLE- -RUcoipte 1853
shipments, 2,do. Market liveor. Poor grades low
ind sold to packers. Good supply Of good through
Texas steer. at FUR rricea. Slippers slow buyers,
SaleA Extra through Tcxus steers, 81 .eoGsa.5 rough
do Il .9s 80 winlered nnt' through, ST. 1902 rs
through Texaa cows, sl.l5@1.e5; nniyo cows, 1,00i
lib, $780,
Ho0s-No inquiry. Prices nominal at f3.35@340.
, 1873-10-14
Liberal MnEs-1Iccting In Dnvcnport--
Tho Prospects of tlae EIcction.

SpEctdt U1spdZdh 70 7he Ehlt1p0 IT7bMne.
DAVENPORT, Oct. ia largo and enthuBtas-
tic Lboral mass-meeting WIS held In the Cor
man Thoatro in this city this evening. whiol,
vas addressed by prominent apoakera. Tho
election in tho 6tate takes place tomorrow. In
this county the contest ia between the old Ro-
publican aud Liberal Anti-btonopolsts. 1t will
bo a very closely-contosted fight, but tho pros-
pects this evening are good for o Liberal vic
tory. In formor years tho Republicans carried
Scott County by about 1000 majority. At
tho election last year, tho Liberal ma jority was
GOO.
, 1873-10-14

sT. LOUIS, No.. Oct. 13.-Tho dead body Of
William Seville, machinist, Of Pittsburgh,
formerly foreman of the Huron Works of tllat
city. was found in tho tunnel at tho intersection
OF Third street to-day; 1t III supposed that be
lug along Third stroot last hight tloro being uo
cfdonts.
, 1873-10-14

A NEW THEATRE IN LOUISVILLE.

I.ouIavlLLE. Ky., Oct 13.--l3oznantl N1acauley'a
new and elegant t4easro, costing. with ground,
about 5000 0D0 WAS oponctl for the rst time thia
"soning. The AMERICAN connolly Of "Extromes "
L. largo stock company. TIC theatre ii extensive,
and supplied with oyory appnrtonanco of art,
luxury, aud mechanical otfcut. Tho audience
crowded the huuuo TO Overlooking,
, 1873-10-14
Tho Murderer Of Gcn, n1cCoolk,

YANKToN, D. r., Oct. 18.-The District Court
bogins horo tomorrow, at which the case against
Wintor1nuto for tho murder Of Secretary Me-
Cook will como up. Tho caso will he vigorously
contested from tho start, and the first tight wifi
doubtloss be oil tho formation OF tho Jury, with
d view to getting m Indictment for manssaueh-
tor instoad OF murder, II possible,