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, 1873-09-23
FIRE on CANAL STREET

A Promising lslnze In Il Dangerous Lo.
cAlitY - II la ExtinEulBhe1 With a
I4uaa Of $780,
The Eiro Department was called out about
O'Clock this morning ty M alarm from Box 321,
which !s located ut thS corner Of Canal aud MadI-
son streots. Onicer steclo discovered smoke issu-
Ing from tho rear portion Of the Phoenix
hotc1, Nos. SO, a5 and 81 Caual street. uo ut once
turned III tho aarnl. rho fire 8eemed 10 have orig
inatcd in the k!tchen which !s located In the baae-
ment, and when discovered the flames had cropt up to
tho thirl story. The engines went to work
promptly, and quickly subdued the 1amcs,
The ioas will not exceed $500. rho
building Is owned by John =. ooGy, and tho loss ls
Tbs locality ia ono III which fro would reve md Il
was not without expressous OF qualification that the
large crowd OF excited spectators the lAmes die
nNays
, 1873-09-23

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. .22.-pAssEp ur-psops Mo-
hawk, Huron City lasaaic, Cleveland, Nashua salina
bark Summer Cloud, Dru1ntlond, Nein,s; achrs Mia.
CARA. George Murray, 9. Fnator. Ndndeer, Emerald
ps||S w1Es rmas 81 s5aaee ss5 o5on Msrs
Berri1nan, ]. n Foster. 4. Norris, Levi nawson, Weat
sidc, Ellsworth, Ida Keoth.
PASSED DowK-propa Tooumseh, Champlan, st.
Joseph Mcuominee, Equinox, Fay and bargo bark
Aloxandor schrs William Home, George Wand, Q.
Nrady.
W1Np-Northcaat.
DETROIT, Mich., Bept. 29-Eyening.-pA Ur-
Prop Dl1 and bargcs Arizona n. Mills aud barges, L.
Day, r. D. barker, H. battle. II. L. Collins, Tempest.
FAssEn DowN-prop Merchant,
WlAp-NortAeast.
, 1873-09-23

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BoRroN, Sept. 22.-No serious effect OF the
panio In Now York ia yot noticed in this city.
The bnnka appear to be US strong as usual, and
baukors, brokers, and merchants arc FREQ from
tny especial excitement. A good doal Of intor-
est, however, iB shown in the reports of tho move
ment in Wall street. Some embarrassment is
experienced by tho full Of pricoa Of securities and
some individual louBog aro sustained with diff
Guilty through Now York failures. Money IL still
very close, but the etringency does not appear to
DO groater than II WAS before tho pania: Tho
banks are generally accommodating their GUS
tomora. Outside pnper finds, purchasers,
though, Of course, ratLor moro closely. acruti11-
izad than bcfore Tho feoling among business
men hero Is quite hopeful. Everyone Is waiting
for the ond of tho panic, q little unoasy as to
conaequences but tho belief Is expressed on all
sidos that no lastng serious effects will be foit.
Our National DankB aro apparently sound
and unlikely to sustain any material
loss by the disaster. Gonoral business
Is improving. lilo merchandise markets
arc in q favorable condition to take advantage of
the present fall trade, which promises better re-
suits than for aeyoral years past. Many staple
articles arc selling for better prices than six
months ago. Certainly, so fur as Boston is oou-
serned, tho outlook III encouraging.
, 1873-09-23
CHICAGO.


did not present worry panioky or noisy spec
taole yesteriay. The gallery was filed with
people, and tho Railways outside wero crowded,
but while thoro WIS pretty full attendance IN
asdo, there was comparatively littlo confusion
md excitement. Part Of this serenity may hsyc
been duo to tho first dispatches received yestez-
day morning from New York, among which wore
a couple to j. X. Tlshor, Of the Board Of Trade,
tho information contained In which Was quito
conaolatory. Tho first ono was,
New YonK Sept. 23.-Tha Now York banks all
right. All open this morning. y. J.. OAnyxa,
= The second WAS.
NEW YonK Sept. 22.-Isanks Ill open this morning,
Stock Exchange closct. AL the brokers busy pari1sg
OF stocks whloh II ake day to liquilAte All
II quiet, aud confidence among stock people entirely
restored, A. CAAMaoK.
Dispatches read from Buffalo aud New York
Indicated an inter atsgustion there in grain and
, 1873-09-23
Two Kansas Boys Manifested It by
Shooting Each Others
Parents.
And Then tho Men Did Some
Shooting on Their Own
Account,
a. Border.Ruff1an Deserved1y
Killed by an Officer.
Tho Daily Record Of Crimes In
All parts of the Country.

Special Dispatch to Ths Chfeaad 1rfbuns.
KANaAB CRY, No., Sept. 22.-Tho little City OF
Independence, twolvo milos from hero, WAS tho
sceno Of = terrible tragedy yesterday. Jim Grow
Ohiles, noted desporado, was nhot aud killed,
his son MORALLY wounded, and three othorB dan-
gorouB]y wounded. Ho was burly donperado,
md reckless when under tic influence Of liquor.
Flo had killed several before always carried
AN AasENA1 OF nEvoLvEns,
and WAS feared by tho people and officers Of tho
Inv, on account Of his reputation as quick md
fatal narksman. Few dared moleat him
or arrest him; and tho knowledge Of
this, made lin presumptuoua and quarrol-
como, when slightly Intoxicated though good
netured under other Q oircumstanceB. Ho was at
tho Exposition in this city on Saturday, and
went home slightly intoxicated. Ho continued
drunk Sunday morning, and seemed determined
on row. uo commenced abusing
young German named Sampson, whom
he slapped in tho face, and threatened With
pistol. Ho snid ho wou1d give him 0he
Germany $40 to go and toll the Marshal to como
and nrrest him. Deputy Marshal Poacook Was
standing in front Of tho ntoro near by, whero
Chiles sought him out. Poacock said, How
are you Jim?" Ohiloa responded with
SLAP IN TIE FACE.
Peacock said, "Did you moan thaH7" Chiloa
responded with a blow. Peacock had heavy
oano with him, with which he struck at ohilea,
who dodgod and stepped back OF from tho plat-
form In front OF tho stone. Whom poacock
raised up his oano, ohilcs drow his revolver, Pea
cock doing tho sarne. 4 clinoh followed, In
which Ohiles
DID u1s BEST TO SHOOT
Peacock, ho using his utmost strength to wrest
the pistol from him before tho atfray. Chiles
had previously met tho son Of tho Deputy-bIar-
shal and threatened him, saying ho would shoot
his father. Tho boy, being alarmed, went to tho
store and got revolver, and during tho
struggle betwoen Ohiles and Poacock stood
on tho opposite cornor Of tho street. At this
point in tho mcloe young Peacock run across tho
street and fred Bhot which wounded ChieB
alightly in tho back Chilos reloubled his ef-
forts to shoot tho Deputy Marshal.
Hero son Of Chilos, q nero boy, appeared on
tho scene. He picked up his fathers revolver,
COOKED IT WITH 10TH HANDS,
and flrod. Tho ball struck tho Marshal on the
back in1icting dangerous wound. The boy
, 1873-09-23
Fntnl Affrny ut Independence, Mo

1NDErENpENcg, No, Sept. 22.-A terrible
noon, resulting in tho killing Of ono man aud
the wounding Of three others. It appears that
Jamos ]. Chiles met Deputy Marshal James poa-
cock on tho street, aud slapped him In tho face.
Ohiles' pocket, which was picked up by his son,
Il yoars old, WHO shot Peacock In tho back, In
tlictiug dangerous wound. Peacock tllon shot
Ohiles through the head killing him. 4 sou Of
Peacock then shot young Chiles, woundng him
fatally. City MarBhal Farrow, who tllon came
up to stop tho fight, was slightly wounded in tho
breast, but by whom ia not known.
, 1873-09-23

OTTAWA, Ill, Sept. 22.-sheriff Schroeder, Of
Grundy County, ILL., started from our city this
morning for Norris with stolen horse and tho
thief, by nauso of Seymour, young man not
ovor II years old. The horso was stolen from
Mr. Cox, Ioar Morris, about ono weok ago, and
sold to Armstrong, near stroator, In this coun-
ty, for ESQ.,. Tho thiof was arrostcd by Arm
HtroAtOr.
, 1873-09-23

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept 22.--p. II. hIyera Il
Co., Of New York, who suspended on Saturday
also Of tho Southern Minnesota Railway. Tho
city had no funds win them, o1copt about
$4,000 for the payment of interest on bonds
due on tho 18th OF September, but Of which no
statement has as yot been received. The rail-
way could not lose by them, Tho public appears
to be recovering confidence, and constrlea tho
latest dispatches from tho East to indicate that
tho danger Of general financial crash has
paBag1~
, 1873-09-23

Democratic Liberal Nomination in
Observation-Disclosures Not Noticed
in Difference to E1lrIdRe.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
FOND pu Lao, Wis, Sept. 22-The Demo-
Gratis and Liberals OF the Eightooth Senatorial
vention In this city, on Saturday to elect dole
gates to tho State Convention, which meets
Sept. 81. +. o. Thorpe {Democrat) and Jacob
Frey liberap were elected from tho Senatorial
District, and J. Orris (LiboraD and II. Dohau
{Domocrat) from tho Assembly District. The
Convention elected delegates to the Reform
Convention, which meets the 29d. Baok-pay WAS
not condemned. Grabber Eldridge, who lives
here has. his leaders too we'll trimmed to slap him
in tho face by denounoing back-pay.
, 1873-09-23

LONDON, Sept ga desperate conflict took
plnce in Bury st. Edmunds, yesterday. between
o mob Of Ir1shmen and q body Of policemen.
Tho officers wore compelled to uso their cluba
vigorously, and did not succeed in disperning the
rioters until many OF them had received aovore
tnidriea- There is great excitement IN town,
and . renewal Of tho dleturbanceis is approhended.
Whilo tho rloting WAS In progresa sovoral housea
were attacked by the mob and sacked.
LONDON, Sept. -Ohief-Justice Cookburn
bus fined tho editor Of the Oheltenham Chronicle
E750 for publishing critioisms On tho conduct on
tho trial Of the Mchborne Claimant, and threat
ens him with imprisonment If the o1onse is ro-
peated.
Barnott, Conservative, has beon returned to
Parliament from Dover.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Tho Spanish steamer
Murillo, which ran down tho emigrhnt ship
NorthAeet, having to-day arrived at Dover, has
been detained thoro by ordors from tho A1mi-
rally.
LONDON, Sept, ,22.-Nine Of tho Bury st. Ed
munds rioters have been sentenced to from
three to eight months' imprisonment
LONDON, Sept. 23-6. m.-The membera Of the
Polaris expedition loft Dundee yeaterday in
company With tho American Yice-Consul, fol
Liverpool, to tako steamer for New Yord. A
largo crowd witnessed their departure. md
choetod al they stepped on board the pachet
Tho whole party have signed lettorn Of thanka tc
Capt. Adams, Of tho steamer Arctic.
, 1873-09-23
Tho Etatc E'armeras Association and
the IknilrAnl Law

KEWANEK, H., Bept. ~, l875s
10 the Editor Of The cAieago Tribune:
The following resolution WIS prepared BY tho
Central Committee OF the State Farmers Asso-
ciation at their moeting on the State Fair
ground, Sept. 49, after q conference with the
Railway Commissioners:
Believing from a careful examination Of tho
schedule of freight tariffs adopted by the Railway
Commission that 1t is fur aud impartial enc both
for tho roada and tho people; therefore.
Resolped, Thnt recommend to tue people TO stand
by and ssta!n the law as Ia, and tho Commission In
liz efforts to cuforco 1t.
, 1873-09-23

Special Dispateh to This Chicago Tribune.
TWO B1aN1F1oANT FAILURES YESTERDAY.
ptTrsnunau, Pa, Sept. 22.-Thore havo hoen
two failures hore to-day, those Of James T. Bra
dy Il Co., oornor OF Wood stroot aud Fourth
aycnuo. and tho Security Trust Company.
James r. Brady d Co. woro badly spoken Of on
tho streets on Saturday. Their failure Is owing
to large drafts upon thom by country corro-
epondonts, which Is business they largely
courted. As soon as their suspension WAS an
nouncod, an immenso crowd gathered in tho
vicinity. They had great many small depoBit-
ora, who made great c}amor to got In. How
ever the police wont on the ground and pre-
eerved order. Immediately after tho Brady sus-
pension, ...-.. .--..
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY CLOSED
its doors. It Ia new institution, and is oicored
by aomo OF tho woalthiest mon In tho city, David
Gregg boing Its President, and B. L. Fahnestook
ono 81 its Directors. It fs said thBt they woro
largely Interested In Brady 4 Co.'s. Immediate
II after these Suspensions, tho Bank Presidents
met, and resolved to stand by ono another and
to sec every bank ont that had collateral soouri-
tics, provided rim should ho made upon 1t.
The day has been quiet.
- THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE rs EIpnEsBED
ii our banka. Brady i Co. state it was the evil
rumors that caused them to suspend, as 1t mado
run upon them which thoy at prosont could not
meet. The Security Trust Company haa got
mado no statement. It's nnbilitios aro not yerY
great. Tho amount Of Brady d Co.'s liabilities
arc said to be large, but 1t ia beloved that there
aro ample assets to meet them, II thoy can only
be made available,
, 1873-09-23
CANADA,

Special Dtapatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
MONTREAL, Sept. 22.-Tho financial oxcite-
heavy losses by tho Now York agency Of tho
Montreal Bank. The Btatomonts arc emphat-
ically denied. Only ono institution has suffered
loss, aud that amounts to not more
than $4,000. The banks refuge to
sell currency drafts on Now York.
Spesial DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
TonosTo, Sept. 22.-Firms In this city haVe
weathored tho financial crisis, with the one OK
ception Of Morse. The exoitemont has died out.
ST. CA1uEn1NEst Ont, Sept. 22.-The Canada
Southern Railroad Company hayo, owing to tho
financial crisis in New York, been obliged to
cancel all their contraots for tho present, and
have ordered tho discharge Of nll their workmon
not employed on regular trains running over the
roads. Tho cauRe Of this Is reported to bo com-
plicationB in Daniel Drew'B affairs, he being d
large atookholdor in tho Company.
, 1873-09-23

Special hspafch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO O., Sept. 22.-Tho leading buRinosa
mon here EXPRESS tue opinion that tho Now York
crisis Ia over, and TINT, within week or 80,
monoy will 10 moro abundant than usual.
Our citizens have never felt any
financial future, md to-day tho feeling is moro
buoyant than over. The worst foatures con.
neotod with tho trouble is tho depressing effect
it will have upon railroad enterprises,
riously to raiso funds to complete
an important road TO Columbus, which will
connect with tho coal-hellB Of Southeastern
Ohio, wo arc peculiarly sensitiye on this
acolo. The graiu. dealers aro represented
to bo in excel1ont 6nano nj condition, And
they themselves caim to have enough
funds at their command to transact thoir busi-
nosB until tho close Of navigation, With
out reference to possible contingencies
in New York. Their statements seem
grain upon Change, which does not soem
to chow any sympathy, with New York disturb
ancos, except a considerable decrense in tho
number Of spot transactions, with correspond
ing increaso In future sales. There has boon
no aerioua loss by any Toledo man reported to
have occurred in New York.
, 1873-09-23
WEATHER..

WAsu1naToN, Sept. 22-On Tuesday, for Now
England pressure will diminish, With ftoHl,
Houthwester!y and southerly winaa, generally
cloudy weather, and rain areas. Fol, the Mid
east and southwest, cloudy weather and raiu
For tho South Atlantic aud Gulf BtaHes, east OF
the Mississippi, fresh and brir10ind, mostly
from tho uosthwest aud southeast, generally
, 1873-09-23
GERMANY.

leave Of the Emperor Francis Joseph yesterday,
and left for this city, whore he arrived tc-ac5-,
and was received with marked cordiality by the
Court aud great enthusiasm by tho populaco.
don. Won Manteuffei, who was 0ommandor~in-
France, has been appointed Field Marshal.
It is rumored that one Of tho objects of King
Victor Emmanuel's visit to Prussia Ia to secure
an understanding with the Emperor for joint
action against possible French aEgTeaslona, and
to tho Papacy,
BERLIN, sept. 22.-The vito Of Prince Bis
mRrek died to-day.
, 1873-09-23

cloudy weather. and rain areha For tho Ten
noBaco aud Obio Valley winda shifting to north
wcat and north will, CLEARING, but partly cloudy
weathor. For Lowor Lako region, cloudy weather
with rain. Tho winds shifting to wost sud northt
probably during tie afternoon and evening, With
clearing wosthor, For the Upper Lake region
aud Northwest, light to froah northorly to north
westerly winds and clear OF partly cloudy
WAhthDr.
, 1873-09-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-steamslips Java and
baltic, from Now York; Siberia, from Boston !
Canadian, aud Prussia, from Montreal arrived
out.
NEW YonR, Sept. 2.-Arriyed, ateamshipa
Egypt City Of Montreal, and City Of New York.
from liverpool
, 1873-09-23

LISBON, Sept. 22.-The steamer Seine on tho
was broken and lost on tho 31st OF August, 1870
miles east Of Madeira. She will probably lny tho
shore end at Madeira, md it il expected that tho
section Of the cable between this city and Ma
deiEa will bo completed and telegraphic commu-
nication opened tomorrow.
, 1873-09-23
ELSEWHERE.


Special D1spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNro, Sept. 22.-At Doorio, on Saturday,
Judge Gait sentenced John Tyson and sou md
George Sidney and son, OF Gray County, to bo
hung on tho 10th Of December next for the muir
der, in February last, of Francis Smith, trader
from SyracuHe, N. Y, Tho affair, which for a
long timo was wrapped iu mystery, was brought
to light by Coroner White, Of Parry Sound.
, 1873-09-23
BY GEO. p. GORE 81 CO.,
68 & 10 Wabaah-av.
Thus Far the Finest
Sale of the Season!

Tuesday Morning, Sept. 23, at l-2 o'clock,
Opening With q beautiful display Of Fancy Decorated
Chinawaso Lava Go"ds, Ac.; Vases, Motto Cups aud
saucers, Tea sots. Mugs. Cuspadores. ac.
Aftor which, tho regular sato Of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods Hosiery Notions. Hats Gaps, &c. ric!t limo OF
Va1onclonnas and Thread 1+aco Collars 10. !; llutgs,
Futings Ruchiugs hc. Elmo involves Of Tahlo Linens
Towels, Napkins Tdies. Tost Quilts, 30. Plated Ia
bio Waro Kniros, Forks, and Sppnns. Fur G',nds.
h1nfls, Capes, Collars. and Caps Gents oyerslirsa
Cardigan Jnckots Underwear Ac. Governnlont Cloth.
Ing and tho regular offering Of Carpets by tho ROLL II
o'clock,
Visitors to tho Exposition favorlng with ca will
not only witness ino display of desirable goods but
will have an opportunity OF see!ug tho finest Auction
House in America. GEORGE p. GORE CO.,
Ga / 70 WabRs.ay,
, 1873-09-23
ROCKFORD, ILL,

Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
RocKronp, ILL.,, Sept. pa report gained
ground here yesterday that one OF tho banks In
This city was involved by reason Of the recent
failures in tho East, md thoro WAS quite q hut-
ter Of excitement. An investigation showed
everything oil sound, and no cause for alarm.
, 1873-09-23

INp1AaAroL1s, Sept. IA daring and ozton-
sivo plot to rob tho Exposition Of diamonds and
other ya1uablos laH boon discovered. It was ar
ranged that experienced burglars should bo
placed noar tho caaes containing an immense
amount Of diamonds, iewolry, and silyerware,
supplies the Exposition aud which rlnB through
an opon common. In the darkness and oonfu-
sion the raid WAS to DO made, tho oasoB smashed
aud tho valunblos securod. Tho guards hnyo
boon strengthened, calcium lights pr+yiled, aud
oil precautions taken to fruHtrato ther design.
, 1873-09-23

Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
q highly-rospeoted citizen OF springyalo, this
county, committed suicide on Sunday. No cause
Ia assigned. He was 70 years OF ago.
, 1873-09-23
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. Sept. 22.-It is reported that the
home Government has ordered suspension OF
bargoetl propetcs, aud Capt.-Gen. Pielthin has.
in CONSCIENCE, A,ndored his resignation.
, 1873-09-23
Arreat of Q0uuterfeftGrs.

New YORK, Sept. a2.-A whole family, named
Walker, wero arrested in fremont, N. y, yester-
day, on charge OF countorfeiting currency and
stamps. a large quantity was found on their
premiHeB aud materials for the manufacturo Of
more.
, 1873-09-23

Trophies Brought by Two Adventur.
Oux Youths from a Den OF lknttlors.
From tho Gytenbrier {Ya.) Independent.
In Fayette County, near the line OF the Cheaa-
peako 4 Ohio Railroad, there il q famous rattle
snake den which has always baen gourco Of
, 1873-09-23

IknilynY-TFaffic Returns in Canada.
S,xejoi Dfspatc}s to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA seps. 22.-1ho railway traffic returns
for July aro published. Tho Great Western
lsnilroad acknowledge $3.50, ,4U4, and tho Grand
Trunk Road $721, ,034.
, 1873-09-23
FIRES.


NEWTON. N. j., Sept. 22.-Nine buildings on
Main and Smith streets vera burned this morn
luz. The loas is estimated at $50, 600. Tho in
auranco ID about 500, 900.
, 1873-09-23
RlfEEAf {

BUFFALO, Sept. 22.-H. ". Durt Il Co., private
bankers and brokers. closed this afternoon.
, 1873-09-23

cooling $27O,0o0. Merchants showed n general
dosiro to nogloot their country correspondents,
aoyiaing tl,om not to draw at Bght.
nustuEss ON CHANGE
waa exceedingly dull, although thoro WAS no
grcat depreciation Ii prices. A good many
Nanted to soil, but thore boing few rurohaHors
tho sellers preferred holding to suffering a do..
elmo. All dealers In produce arc conddont of
tho fall tratle, thinking TINT IN all limos Of pro-
dstotB tito EaBtorn mid foreign demand will bo
quito cqnal to tho supply, and pricos will bo
good.
THERE WE'VE NO slaNs OF T13t1D1TY,
although, things wero 80 unsettled that It seemed
like o1Iaos.
Tho sky brightonod about noon, whom on
couraging reports bogau to como from New
York. After that
GENERAL Qu1ETupE AND CONFIDENCE
began to provail. Tho bankora generally o3pro,aa 2,
tho opinion that tho worst haa passed, and t!lo
public Lns no reason to foar., No mercantile
failures aro reported, nor oycn hintod at. ooun.
try agents and dcalers having. boar ort1orot not
to move produce. Tho prevailing dullness must
nocaHsarilJ continue sovoral daya'
, 1873-09-23
FRANCE.

PANS, Sept. 22.-1t ia reported that Count do
Ohambord has given bis supporters assurances
Of pescoful policy, especially with regard to
Italy, in caae he Should be placed on the French
throne,
, 1873-09-23
A Poople,s Ticl1ct for Dubuque

Special DispaIoh 70 Tho Chicago IFlbsI'It.
DuBuQuE, H., Oct. 22-The nominations
mado hero by tho County Democratic Conveu-
tiou. on Saturday last, are go unsatisfactory that
o Peoples ticket is talked Of, and will no doubt
be COTTON up immediately.
, 1873-09-23
YELLOW FEVER.

Abntomcnt of the Diacnsc Mt Memphis
~-Tho Epidemic on tho Incronac at
Shreveport-.n1nny Now Dnsca I1e~
ported.
The New York herald., 1873-07-13
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July IL, 1873.
The proceedings OF the International Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association to-day
we're again largely attended. During the morning
W. II. Holden, OF Great Britain, was formally in-
troduced and told the delegates OF the Association
work In England and Ireland. DIR. Thompson, OF
the New York Medical University, read an able
paper upon the Bible and Bible class instruction,
which was ordered to be printed. Mr.. Cobb, or
Cleveland, gave particulars OF the railroad Work IN
that CITY, where railroad companies provided the
Association with elegant rooms, and 5000 railroad
employees attend the meetings. At halfpast hve
r. NJ the usual resolutions OF thanks were adopted,
when the entire Convention sung the "kailrOad
Songu following IL with the Doxology am bene-
diction The Convention then adjourned stne dte.
Tonight another large meeting was held AZ tne
Opera House, the leading men OF the Convention
addressing 1t. -
Tomorrow all the pupits in the city will be filed
with delegates.
over onehalf OF the delegates have left for their
homes, and the balance will depart on MONDAY.