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NCN IUF1k VFl1ntE11l IN1tfOTNt
NIw YoRK, Oct. 19.-Niuo jurors wore OBJ
tainod in tie Stokes case today.
The jury IN tho case OF Ida ". Vail, wo died
from tho effects Of abortion iu Jersey City,
doath by tho uso Of Instruments In tho hands iof
DR.. Cummings, assisted by Mrs. CroBlor, alias
Motzler, and that A!onzo Il. Kimlall was acees-
Aosy to the act Tho case ia now before tho
Grand Jury
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FIRES.

Warehouse Mt Delerun, ILL.,, Nurned.
Speeial Dispatch 10 1Hs Chicago IriJunr.
BIooM1NaToN. Oct 13.-Alooro's grain ware
house, at Dolosan, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday. The cause was hot box. Loas,
$1,000 insured for $500.
, 1873-10-14
CASUALTIES.


Special Ufsnatoh 70 1Hs Chicago Tribune.
DunuQuE, Iowa, Oct. 1S.-Whtlo tho steamer
MuBcatfno seaa lying at Dolleviow, this morning,
drowned.
a. nam named jacob Bhotlick, while hunting
ducks yesterday opposite bellevue, was acoldont-
ally shot by companion and llia arm 10 badly
shattered TINT 1t Ind to bo amputatod.
rnftsann gut QUO Of Ills legs badly cruahod
cnlle1 tho crab of tic ruff.
, 1873-10-14
An Attempt to Influence the Votes of
WOrKmcn OH the Union Isslctfic Ienii-

Special Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Oct ia confidential dispatch wns
sont this forenoon, from this city to Donycr, by
Poppleton attorney Of tie Union P.loillc to s. II.
+. Clarko Superintendent in winch
blr. Popploton asks Mr. Clarke for his Influence
on tho nou In the railrond shops to oloct Horny
Greobc, tho Peoplo's candidate for Shoriff. An
oyening papor las published tho dispatch. How
It obta'nod 1t ia n mystery. There Is great OK
citomont over tho election.
, 1873-10-14
macoupfn County Democratic Nomi-
nations,

Special Dfspatch to The Chtcago Tribune
CARL1Nv1LLE, ILL.,, Oct. 13.---Ihe Democratic
Convention held hore today put straight par
ty ticket in the llold. For County Judge, LOWS
Poebles; County Clerk, John Reniclo; Treas
uror, John Wolla; Superintendent Of Schools,
Stroud kellar. There arc now threo tlckota ii,
the fold, with tho prospect Of hot1y contested
election.
, 1873-10-14

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct, 11.-Ilo Committee
OF mombcrs Of tho Board of Trade uni citizcns,
to arrange routo into Davenport for the Dn-
yonport l. St. Paul Road. by lino satisfactory
to both parties. have asked for bitla 10 do tho
rip-rap and grading along the river bank, for tho
distance in daputa--nbout 500 foot. Estimates
vary from e200,0 to s6o000O.
, 1873-10-14
Killed by III, Officer.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-At Oakland, last
night, Polico Otlicor Thomas arrosted Thomas
Conway, when q crowd attempted rescue, led
by Thomas MCCARTHY. Conway fired shot in-
to the air, and, aeei.g TINT it had not the do
sired effect tlrod ut MCCARTHY, iuilicting a
wound which proved fatal in a short timo.
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to-tlay.. on the Chesapeake & Ohio Rairoad at
:rreylllion Station, betweon tho express and
freight train. No ono was injured loss, S15,000.
Tho ca1so was tho carelcssuoss OF the ongineel
Of tho train.
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Special Dfspatch 10 The Chicudo Tribune.
DunuQuE, H., Oct. 13.-Tho prospect Of ono
Of the sharpost election contestn ovor known in
this county is apparent, md, from appearances,
the larger part Of tho Peoples ticket will bo
elected.
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Special Nitnatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 18.--Io-tlay William T. Tri-
LOFT, veteran Of the National 8olllcru' Ilome
WIS eontoncol TO the House of Corr cctinu for
ono your. for forgery, In raising II check Of tho
llome frn,n 50 to S72 aud then diBroaing OF It
to saloon-kospor. lilo priaoner Was turned
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The California judicial Canvass.

S1Nciat Dispateh to The Chieayo 7ribune.
Ban FnANcIauo, Oct. 13.-1horo is great OK
citcment over the election Of Supreme Judge
next Wednesday. The most determined fight is
being made against tho railroad corporation cali
didate.
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npeE1Hs D1s}atch 70 3Ho CH}taTo 1T}buNA
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-TLis afternoon q team
boeamo frightened when noar tho Alton dopot,
and in their flight ran into carriage containing
Two young lndieB, upsotting 1t and severely III.
juring tilo Indies. Miss Far1nalls, tic Oldest. Il
iu fcnrod is fatally injured. -
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fN1lINcTtnN niSsnIV VEn

6T. Louis, Oct, 13.--The motion to dissolve
tho Injunction gra1Aed U few tlayH ago by Judge
Krum against tho st. Louis Mutual [.ro InHur-
auoo Company, on the petition of Wl4m Solby,
, 1873-10-14

sDtt1It D16paleh e The Chftaao Tribune.
living about ono milo southwest Of tlis city fo,
tlo last eighteen years, was yostcrlay thrown
from Lila horse and killed almost instantly,
, 1873-10-14

Special Oiapa{ch 70 Tia Chicayo Tribune
MENDoH, A1ch.. Oct. IA dwolling-houao
vas burned to the ground this morning. Every
thing in tho house was destroyed. No insur-
, 1873-10-14
Trial OF Miss Mink for tho 1urtor OF
Dr. feNfEGre

RooKLAyD, No., Oct 10.-trho trial Of hftas
Mink, for tho n1Mrdor Of Dr. Dalor, WIS roaumod
this morning. The prisoner Hoetns to manifest
eonlo anxiety, but remains cntm md solf-pos-
soBse1: Tho arttcloH Of clothing which hayo
beon the subject Of investigation hayo been nut
IN as tostimony., Sheriff IIobba identified lot
tor taken from tho prisoners lo,go. Tho throat-
en'ng letters siz in number wero thon put in
Attorney. These lottors aro admitted to have
hoon written by. h1iBa Mink. Tl1oy arc highly
threatening IN character. IN ono lottor nd
dressed to Dr.. bnkoE Hlle says: You hayo
and I will put balf through your heart"
Again, "Yo11 1lad better get your coffin ready,
for you will mood 1t worry aoon;" and 81 You will
need yonr money and your lifo ins!!raneo, ,bo-
proaaions aro employed many timoa. she wrote
that Hho bud pistol which wns given to hor In
Boston. Most Of the lotters arc without dato or
signature, but two aro Blgnod ri. a. Mink"
THIS closed tho Government Testimony.
Tho defonso commenced In tho afternoon. L.
n. Staples mado the opening argun,ont. He
detailed tho circumstances Of tho prisoners con-
nection with pr. Dakor, claiming TINT Bhe had
boon aod'tood by him aovon years ago, undor
promise Of marriage, at q time when her roputa-
tion was untarnishod, and TINT he Ind kept up
his illicit connections with her under nropetition
OF this promise. He claimed TINT there waB a
roconei1iation betweon, tho prisoner and do
and that thoy had met frequently on intimate
terms after tho dnto of tho Inst lcttor.
March Q, up to tho, night Of tho murder.
On TINT night dccoasod camo to War
ron Mink's house. received an affcctionato VOL
como from the prisoner, and occupied her bod.
Both had boon asleep. and Mlsa Mink was
aroused by tho sound Of pistol ahots, and wit
neBs fed from tho house md matlo her way to
Mr.. Spears In tho manner described. This was
tho almple story aho had always told. At tho
conclusion Of tho opening argument NTias Mink
was put upon tho stand. Sho detailed the par
ticulara Of her acquaintance with Dr.. Bakor
giving tho general facts rs stated above. The
Illicit connection batwoen them bog an sovon years
ago, at which timo ho promised her marriage
Ho procured an abortion upon her person Ro1no
timo later, and sent hcr to Boston for like
purpose Inst fall. She Ind also given birth to q
child three years ago, OF which 10 was the fatll-
or. On the 28th Of October last ho removed his
engagement to marry her, and from that time to
February lo continued to visit her. Ho thon
ceased bis vista, and in That month the throat
ening letters woro written. I'll March Ito ro-
newod his visits, and continued thcm and inter-
course with her up to the time Of the murder.
Tho prisoner had tesritiodto the circumstanccg
Of her intimacy with DR.. Daker lip to tho Satur-
day preceding tho tragedy, when, tho hour Of
adjournment having arrived, her examination
was suspended.
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At Fond l1l I,Dc. "

At Fond ll11 Lac, WIS.
Special DtsnatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FoED pu Lac, Wis.,, Oct. 13.-Tho residence Of
Joseph Laforo was destroyed by fire last night.
LOSS, 81, quo.
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DEsMo1SEs, Iowa, Oct. 13.-Tho Directors Of
the DeaAloincH 4 Minnesota Narrow-G Gaugo
ltoad havo orderol tho immediate purchase Of
iron aud naterial for the first ten nlilos of TINT
road.
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Poro Inyacinthe Elected Il Cure In
Geneva,
GENEVA, Oct. 13.-pero Hyacinthe has been
elected one OF the tlreo Cures In Geneva by the
old Catholics.
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tiOMH.
WAuKEaAN, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-At tho Republican
Convention Of Luke County, OFT Saturday, John
L.furner was ronominated for Judge, and ". II.
Ellis Was renominated for Clerk OF the County
Court, Capt. John X. Pollock for Treasurer, and
John P. Manchester for County Superintendent
Of Schools.
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Republican Nomination for the As
se1MblY in WISCONSIN,.

Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago 211bune
FOND Du LAC, Oct. 15.-1he Repnbcanp. of
tho fret district Of Fond du Lac County hare
nominated Chester Hnzcn, farmor and .
Granger, for tho Assembly.
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Domestic Tragedy ncnr Cnrrol1ton,
NO. "A Wife and Her Pnrnm0t1r
Killed By Her fpnsbuntt

81. LOUIS Oct, 1s.-Tho Erentng Dispatch has
ffncial from Carrollton, No., giving an ac-
count Of terrible tragedy enacted noar there.
It appears TINT Robert ;A1uatln, young farmer
for sono time suspected tho inadolity of Ills wife.
Frday morning last Austin LIT home, saying DO
a6aont several days. Ho went to tho depot, but
returned home aftor dark and aeoreted himself
iu olosot iu hs wifo's bedroom, ar1nod with o
double-barroled shotgun. Tho wife soon ro-
tired, and shortly afterwards Elijah
Haloy. entered tho room, undresaed
himself, and just az ho was got
ting into bed Austin sprang from his
conceaiment aud fired at hin, bnt missed his
am tho shot entoring his wifes abdomen.
Austin fired again at Haley. md killed him in-
stantly. The aiTair created intense excitement
by reason Of the prominence Of all parties con
cornod, young Austin being son Of Col. Austin,
one Of the oldest and wea!thiot farmers Of Car
roll County. His wife is q daughtor Of DR..
Flournoy. = prominent citizcn Of Lafayotto
County, and -yn,lug Hafoy iB a brother OF EIdor
Thomas and Elder Henry Aaloy, both prominent
IN the Christian Church. Mrs. Austin dod
Saturday afternoon, aud Austin surrendered to
the authorities.
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THE MICHIGAN DENTAL cnNvENTton

TIE MICHIGAN UEHTHE CUHVEM1lUH.
Special Dispatch 10 Ihc Chicago Irituue.
ANN ARnnn, Mich. Oct 19.-1'he annual moot-
Ing Of the State Dontal Association will convene
in this city tomorrow. Among tho chief
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Theso nilIs composed exclusively OF vegetable In.
GrodiontA and although hoy entirely supesse1o Tho
an aisec'y ppna the ltysE and sss vslaabs fqno5y II
sato II thAt rxSn: Iiyur Co9plant. ious Dsosioss'
n;diEnson 7; s.k lIoadaeie Typhaid Feyors d., DE-,
EnI Aalc by Ill trNEEistA mud GealorA.
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N1oycmcuts of tho Alliance.

New YoRK, Oct. 13.-Tho delegates to tho
Evangelical Alliance Conference loft this morn
lug for Philadelphia. short ntay will DO made
eea ct psnesf Sy s ThSse s a9Ggos thn T BE- r
Princeton College aud distinguished residents
Of the p1aco.
:, PnuAnELpu1A, Oct. 13.-Tho Evangelical Al
lance delegates arrived in the city This nftor-
noon, and woro driven direct to Independence
Hal], where. aftor spending some time In exam-
lining tho tino-houorod relica OF tie Revolution.
thoy were received by tho Hon. Judge Pierce,
who, in bela1f Of tho Mayor, welcomed thom to
in 1876 and witness tho evidence Of progress
,nado in this century by this country.
Upon tho conclusion OF tho Judges address
George Fl. Stuart introduced
THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEn.
Flo welcomed the delegates on behalf Of tho
whole country, and said 1t was proper TINT
those influences that mado tho country what It
H. Inc nneakier reviewed tho progress the coun
boon ono Of Christian Influences. Tho Church
did much in bringing about this wonderful do
solopment Of tho country; but got it has mover
oSer Ssna tho ohars has On Dsao ao
etranglcd by tho hand Of Boctarianism, the spirit
Of which hnH deprived her Of her true strength,
In conclusion, hfr. Beeohor EXTENDED tho right
hand Of fellowship on behalf of the whole coun-
try.
Representatives Of the Christian Church in
foreign lands wero eucceAsively introduced.
Rov. 9. Dallas Marston Vicar Of London; Pas
tour Fischer. Of Paris; Rev. Lowry z. Dorhley,
OF England Hoy. DR.. Fouchet, of Italy, and
Roy. Earayan sleahaari. Of Bombay, ,nado short
addrcBaoB. Tho Dean Of Canterbury
CLoBED TIE SERVICES
In tho hall with prayer, after which the delegates
Proeoedod in body to the banquet Of Welcome,
delphia branch Of tho Alliance.
AFTER THE BANQUET.
After the banquet tho delegates proceeded to
Horticultural Hall: Mr.. Stuart presided. Ex-
es Of welcome. Tho boan of Canterbury fol-
lowed in short speech. Addresses wore also
mado by tho Rev. N. Shcshadri, OF Bombay
Horny Ward beesher the nov. II. Cohon stuart,
the Rov. Emil Rocheiaiep, of Belgium; tho Rev.
William Arnot, D. D.. Of Edinburg tho Rev.
11r. Cook, Of Paris; and tho Rev. 1lr. Kcllit, Of
ireland. Tho bonodiction was pronounced by
Bishop Campbell, aud the largo audience dis
peraed
Additional Cnscs of Communion he.
tween Episcopal and Presbyterian
Clcrgymcn.
New Yonw, Oct. 1o.-Thoro wore two s,gnifi-
can't SERVICES yesterday in connection with tho
Alliance, which morning papers omit from thoir
accounts, ut DR.. Hall'a Presbyterian Church,
Communion service WAS administered by Epis-
copal bishop cummins, Of Kentucky, aasistod
Berlin. Tho Bishop remarked that, in all his
miniHtry. he had never before communod with
his Presbyterian brethren, but that this should
not bo tho last timo.
nev: DR.: Freomantle. Of tho Church
Of England, assisted tho pastor in tho adminis-
tration Of tho communion. Both ohurcheH were
crowded: These circumstances, taken in conuec-
tion With the letter Of tho !atc Missionary Delop
OF Zanzibar to tho Lord Bishop" Of Now York,
IN which h0 takes tho Dean of Cnntnrfrrv tn
, 1873-05-13

NEW YonK, May 12.-DEgyEs-Yesterday and to-
day 3l5 cars OF 60A0 head aktng total Of $3.50 TOR
tho week, against $3.50 last week. The quality WIS
fair, ranging from common 10 prime, with a few
londs OF extra and fancy stcera. Tho market
moderately active, at nn advance from Friday Of 4o
net. THO offerings wore all sold before noon. Ex.
Guiding few fancy Alcers, which retailoa at
the extreme range for native steers was l0A@13Ec
with tho bulk Of the sales at lln@l2c Including as
weight. Sales Include: Ii Illinois steers. 6H to
scwt. llA@1aAe; II cars do, etl 70 IN cwt, nA@
to ~ cwt, 1lN@l3Ho; cscs do, cwt, llho;
caTs do, cwt, 12N@13Ko II cars do, TX eWt, 12Ac
Bears DO. * cwt llAe;2 cars Missouri, e4 e~t. u
@l4c;G cars do, ~ owt l2o cara Missouri, 6K ew
lll2c cara Kansaa atcera, 1850 lbs Average, SG83
per 100 lbs 1--we weight cars Te1ans, 6A cws,
II cara do, 6h to 6 cwt, 1oA@l1c, and @ cars do Q
cwt, lie,
DRESSED BEsF-Was doing l[tt1o better to-day in
Warrington market, and the commonost to best ruled
at0@1lc.
siigEr-For tho week, 1878, against 1868 last
weak to-day, 4,70o, and ttada brsk at C@7Ao for
shcared slcep ind for good to fancy uuahoru.
lot OF G70 Texas Rheep sold ut &c, ach wecK
ago were not wanted It 4Nc. Salos include: cara
Htcared Ohio, AZ % lbs, at 74lo cars. ay a8 lbs, at
8c car, ay SO its, at To unBhorn Ohio hv 104
s at 81u uushoru Illinois, nv g5 Tia, at aAc.
Spring Lambs-Dull at l2@15o.
1looBTo-day, Il, 1900, making Il, 900 for tho week,
against II 900 Inst wnek Live III demand at 5,t9Bc
city dressed steady at 7t<@7Tc.
, 1873-05-13

A NInttcr Tint Shon1l Uo 1nvCst&Ento1s
If medical atudonta must cut up dead pauperH
to find out how to carvo tic living without kill
ing thom, It is no moro than right they should
porform tho operation without shocking tho
Bonslbilities Of people by exposing all tho horrf-
fying pa,aaon Of tho work. 4 medical student
Who will willfu1ly scatter a choppod-up nan
along public highway, exposing tho uautilatcd
remainn to people Of rehnod tnstos, Is n brute
and Motloo. That there nro medical
students In this city to whom theao romarks
properly aprly, is shown by discovery
which was mado on West Lako street, On Sunday
morning, i,ear tho Four-h1i1o House. Pooplo in
that vicinity were at that tmo horriaed by 500
tug human hoads, trunks, logs, md arms floating
IN ne tcos n ~ arons o1t o. tnelr nGasog @ na
parontly those Of middlc-agoa mon, aoAtod sido
By sitlo in ono place, and nonr Mr. Carpenters
residence. tho mutilatcd remains Of child were
found. Tho mannor In which tho bodioB Woro
dissocting- g-room. And this fact was substan-
tiatod still lator In tho day by tho finding of
eome disBooting-hooks imbedded In tho noBh OF
log. Upon Investigating tho mnttor, Il WAS
day morning, man, named Barrett, found
q barrel, which appeared to be fllloa with aomo-
thing, lying In ditch noar tho Fourth House.
Ho permitted 1t to remnin undlsturbed until Bat
urtlay oyoning, when, impcllod by curiosity, hc
oponod it. On tho top was layer Of bloody
rags and benoath 1t tho mutilatod romans Of
two mon and two small children. Horriled and
frightened, ho dumped the contonts into the
ditcl, and ran homo. Tho solution of tho mattor
is that Bomo medical students, belng eitl,or too
poor to havo tilom buried, or. what Ia more prob
ablo, brutalized By familiarity with dead car
caases, had thkou that way to put out Of tho way
tho romaius Of their subjeots. Yesterday the ro-
mains wore gathered together and taken to tho
bIorguo, ana Coroner Stephona has been ro-
questod to hold dn inquest. An investigation OF
tho matter should DO inRtitutea and the Offenders
, 1873-05-13


Nrw Yonx, May 12.-Cor1ox-puil, strongly In
huyess' fsyor m!daug upland, 1o1o. sass Futures.
July, lsi@lsHo; August, la 7.1e@1B 1i.1oo sspton-
boz, l7Ho.
NRE4psTur1s-Flour ateady; receipts, $4,000 brla;
aupertiuo Western and statc, $s.co@1.a3 common TO
good $8.soa7.4o; good to choice, 37.ss@935; white
wheat extra, !s.5o@looo; extra Ohio so.oo9lo;5o;
ut. Loula, $160@11bo. Nye Qour fair request $&269
900, tho latter for choice. Corn meal unchanged.
Wheat Ehade tsmer. fairly active receipts, 7so9o 70
No: q Milwaukee. fl.o8@l.7o; 90 nrst a.lf June,
Sarloy, and malt unchanged. Corn dull, declining
Receipts $1,000 by; new nal1sa Wesesn, a m o1o; oa
MIXED Wca!ern, ei@Sac; white Western, deo; black
Eoas3atssdy; wss.orn, 1ta1sNo; pennsylvan'n,
16X9los; Jsri0y yn losl9s /. sa, 20 aooa =, INA, q,
1loPa-Unnhangad. s-.......
0nooxnlxs-Oouse strong; rio, 174oaloAc. Sugar
acsiye aud Etroug, 1t l1833kot rsanlng quoted at
77{@B'fc. Mola1ses unchanged. N!co steady It 7%9
BXc. ~.
tzrnoIxux-1nactlve; crude, s1{a9o; refined. 2oe.
TuRprNTIax-A shade Atmer, at 6lo.
TOTAL H1ooK OF GRAIN IL Warehouse Mey 10:
Maeats s.4lAtV'V
, 1873-05-13
BISHOP HARRIS.
His Reception b r IHia Moth o1ist lsretfas
rcta Lust EvcilislE.

AHa.
HIS AeccoPt1on bf His lanlothodlst Hreths
! rem k'ast EVENING".
Tho 11o!hodist churches Of tho city wcro wo1l
reprosentntl At reception given Bishop Harris,
IL lin Waboah Avoruo n X ftnrc1,. cor,nr of
- 1,as,st5ns,, n.uaet ~. ~. ~. o,r1, Enn
oN'oel,n a.,eos, iast oson'ne' Mo". =. IT, u1s
laaloa anu gentlemen, oinofaclhB noasi5 IL" 1'o
prominent members Of tho denomination, woro
lucy tssan IN @ owor
~ s '"os ,a.' ..e y. ,..aat,a,, ,rnrn
snu, @'.or nu no.r bpohe ~ sons..",..o'' NO., "y.o
callcd to ordor by Arthur Edwarda lssFlr VINO
nominated Dr.. Danby for Chairman.
iutrofnoo1 md iIoifyoroi tho a51rovs of VOL
san,a IT, sa a.. ,.. s,.a aranrosnnto,Ivoa ~ I'm
como ho sa'a "hon LILO rop,osoh'a.asev u 'ilo
MothodtHt Church naBomblou Ill brooklyn
yoar ngo, all watched with intoroBt to 500 who
wou11 ho ac,ootcd In In 0oneral Suporintont-
n,t n .,as ,voI1 ,,,,o,v,, t,ot aovora1 voro tn
~. ".'. ~ W., -, p,a.a,s sunor oat,o,,
, 1873-05-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW Yonx, May 12.-Tho European financial aisua-
n,snt ia reported Ut Vienna, sufficient relief
relief having been received to prevent further panic
In speculative fancies but money Ia worth 10@l2 per
cent In open market on new securities, which lhyp
boen manufactured extensively Of late. The Bank Of
Hamburg has rai1ed the rato Of interest TO Ga8Ho,
which 10 followed by runors of panic on the D0utsa
thoro In Frankfort and Amsterdam thote Is leaa np
prehension Of trouble, though tho feeling is
unsettled. Tho London market IL quiet at o shade
easer rates for cons0a aud American securities, and
decline In Eric to A73<. with recovery to 4e. and soe
1Iore money wAs oaBy during the morning at GOT,
gold. ..
Sterling ruled quiet and steady at for GO
days, and l09I9110 for hlght.
Gold active, declining under considerable Balcs
Of long gold from 11a4 to l177<, closing at HING
1l1 LoanH per cont to 1a2 ClcaringB, $0l 0o0,
Treasury disbursements, $224, ,700 Customs receipts,
$4,000.
Governrents quiet but firm.
BtAto bonds dull and steady.
cont above Bat,1rdays closing rates. further i'd
vance made In carly dealings, but before the First
Board the tone Of speculation changed, aud down.
ward movement WAS recorded. After the call, thAro
partial recovery, succeeded by second Decline
steadcr feeling followed, but after tho second call
prices onco moro Wcro dro0p,nR and fell to tho lowest
point Of tho day. After o'clock tho doclino WAS
checked, and, though tho market Wns fovertsh, tho
whole list closed considerably abovo the lowest figures
There largo sales Of Eric, on foreign account
during tho day. Tho extreme fail in stocks during
tho day was N@2A per ccnt, with partial recovery
before tho close.
Htcr1nu errhanre 1n8XA1npst
, 1873-05-13

LIVERPOOL, May 19--1l q. fn.--Four, 27s td WIntor
wheat 12a III SPRING lla 2d@l2a 2d; white ia Id
club, 12s Sd. Corn, 27e 0u.
Pork, 7Gs. Lard, 40s.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-l3o p. m.-DreadstutIa quiet.
Corn, 27a od. Pork, 6as. Lard, 4oa Cd.
LONDON, Msy 12--5 p. m.-Anouut Of bullion with
drawn from tho Bank Of England on balance to-day,
$4,000.
LONDON, AIay 12-5 r. m.-Conso1s, o35s far money;
o3H account 5-2os 65, 0i1s; do 67, 93h los0s,
88sl new 6s, 89t( Erie, A8.
Linaeed oil, 33s 6c.
Turpentine, 39s. .....-
FitAaKronT, May 10.-s-20s Of 1851 a51s.
PAn1s, May o.-Rentes, at 4oc.
L1yEnpooI, May II. : Cotton quist aud kteady j;
tntddltng uplands, 87ld mtdang 6rcana o,;d; sales
$4,000 bslcs; American oo0 speculation mud export,
200o0; May delivery. Savannah and Charleston, 8Kd
Juuo do, 811d; July and August do, 81d; sales up.
lands deliverable July and August, ss+d.
brcalatuGs quiet; rcd winter wheat, 12s@l2a ID.
Corn, ats ID,
Deaf, 8as. Cheese, Ills. Lard, los Sd, Pork, Cos.
Cumberland m1ldee, Sas 3D..
ANTWERP, May l2.-Roflnol petroleum, 40Nf.
, 1873-05-13

SUtcIaE U3SpalcH 70 TIC EHstdG0 IF16HNea
IABALLr, Ill., May 12.-The Andrew Jackson passed
out Of tho canal loaded with lumber -four, salt, aud
groceries for Lasae and The Peru passed out Of tho
u,ent on tho 1lvor. Sixteen feot mud ten inches Of
water on tho mite1sl Of Lock Ii.
Gcorgia Seneca, 6i0o bit cora J. B,rehar, Iasalle,
1000 corn, 6o6 ha oats draes 0sswod, MinoeIa,
$500 bu corn Contest Morris, $500 bu corn Gen.
1000 bu oats : r. hyburn, Lssalie, 5000 III corn.
CLEAnxp-1rwln, Joliet, 25,o98 II lumber, go IN
100 6sla salt Ottawa 60 brls SALT Norris 10 brls lime
Plnnis Loetpo1t 70 ~ + lumber Eizsbeth Lock
can bar Joliet, 8l.7l2 Il umbcr Atlantic, Morris,
tiara It lumber Oayuga, Lockport CO. 232 II lumber.
, 1873-05-13
widen tho South Branch noar Twelfth stroet was

BOARD or HEALTH.
This Judiciary Qonmlttoo recommended the
confirmation Of 4. N, Waterman az mombcr Of
tho Doartl Of Hoalth. It was lnid over.
Tho bar1o Committee reported favornbly on an
ordinance to prevent cutting aotls and troes and,
1t waH laid oyor.
rho Same Committee recommended THO pas-
sago of tho ordinance to prevent cruelty to
animals, without amondng Il by regulating tho
number OF porsona who shnll rldo on stroot carn.
Tho matter ,Faa laid oyor.
BALAN1Eg.
AID MoGrath offorol tho following, which WIS
adopted.
Resolved, That tho Commisteo on Finance 10, and
thoy are hereby instructed TO hubnlt in separate
amounts tho shtnry Of oaell and oynry city officer nnl
smpoyc, except Aldermen, In thcr report on tho al,
propriatfon ordinance, whom stch report a11d OrdI-
tim.
Tho Council then adjourned.