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, 1873-12-31

At THE PHILADELPHIA nAyY-yAnp.
.WctHf Uatatch to TAo CAfcaun Tribune.
PH1LAnELpI1A, Dec. 3O.-Worl Is being grad
1autly suspended ut tho Nayy-Yard The monitor
Terror, which vas ovorhaucd, thoroughly TO-
paired, ind Gon,inlrsioncd Inns been nut out of
commission. there being no probable use for l.or
aorv'ccs: WORK, however, IL progressing Oh the
Ajax and Quinnobaug.
At NNUOKL.YN,
New YoNx, Doc. a0.-Tho report that largo
numbar Of men will ho discharged from tic
Eayy-Yard OIL Wednesday, next il rait to bo !l,.-
Washington directing tho heads OF departments
ut tho yartl to dAchurgo wolk,non as circun-
atailco . may permit. There aro now 1900 woyll-
mon employed ut the yard, besides about Sun III
the employ Of outside contractors. The appro-
l'riations are only sufficient to oep IT'D mon ut
work, but considerable number will kept ol,-
gagged all winter.
, 1873-12-31
THE WEATHER.

61S0Ifs4a Wv AhtSRl1"EOOH HJJAas
WAAltlHGToS, Deo 3l-1 a. m.-AreaH OF I'LL
usually high bnruu,otor oxtunl over tho Hautll-
ern States will, cear eoltl weather. and light to
fresh 1orthcrly winds. The presa!re Aas in-
clear Weather IN Now England, tho Mil
die flutes. and I.ower Like region.
The temperature Inns riBen, with less pressure
and partly cloudy nnd Glen. w0atllor In tho Up
with tresianinx 'I wcatsr @ and frcr 10 1II br|s
Hol.tlor|y Winds aro reported fro1a Tho 1T. I4aw-
rnnco Valley. Frpsll aud very brisk westerly
windu continue In the Tower I4ak0 icS!on.
Heavy ruin ~ reported fron4 san Francisco.
PROBABILITIES,
For thu Houth Atlunte aud uulf Statcs eust
Of the IisasSippi Nivor. :;oaclrlly clear weather
u1d low temperature, mi light to freAkl norih-
oily aud eustorly w!n.la will pruyail during tho
.lay, tho winds Ill tho Lower mississippi Valley
ycoriug to Eouthcriy with ra,ng tomEera-
tura. for Now England aud the
hddle Atlantic States, fresh to brisk southwest.
, 1873-12-31
Butcher Burrie1 Ordered to
Madrid for Trial.
The Cuban 0aptain-General Insists
upon an Increase Of Power.
The Atcheonese Again Defeated
by the Dutch.
CllRA.

Cu6A.
HAVANA, Deo. 30.-Tlio Homo Government re.
loved Con. Burriol OF command Of the Eastorn
Department because, III tho proclamation issued
last week Ito attacked tho existing AdmintBtra-
lion Of Spain. 1Io Inns been ordered to appoarat
Madril to answor q charge proforred against him
in relation to this matter. :
OArTAfN-aESEnAI. JOyELLAn
inBihtB TINT the Government Blall accept his
resgnn tion unless ho III grartot1 in full tho cx-
traordinnry powers enjoyed by his predecessors.
Tho Government has conceded iucreasod pow
era. but they are restricted by certain coi,dt-
tiun8.
Tho Voso IT, Cuba says tho only reaaon Jove1-
lar has not taken effective measures for tile
disqualification Of tho island was because llo
could not LOCALLY 10 10. Tho Tosc aud Diaro
declare TINT lhs Conservatives favor n grant Of
extraordinary ,powors, US tue only way to saye
Cuba to Spnin IL to declare martial law through
out tho island, levy forcod contributions, and call
out tito milita to nuppross tfis rebellion.
, 1873-12-31

I.ou1RyILLE, Ky.. Doc. Jp.-Vhe situation at
this terminus Of the j.. NJ. Is I. Railroad rcmai.s
unchanged, Nine strikorn huyo resumed work,
while several outaIilors. employed by the Com
pauy, gave up their engines to-day. Their ,acoH
were afterwards supplied. But very littlo bllai-
ness was done on tic road.
. VIOLENT ACTS.
at Seymour, OIL the line Of the road, today,
o. nut WIS placed In such u position as to burnt
tho cylinder-end mud entirely disable an ca.ine.
On tl1o Now Albany Branch last night largo
rock was thrown Mt an engineer. but missing
him, shiyeretl II window OIL Il passenger coach,
but hurting no ono. No other violence reported.
, 1873-12-31
English Investigation Of the
Vile du Havre Dis
aster.
The Eastern Railroad Disaster Duo
10 1nc0mpctenCy and Neg
lisonce.
Yesterdays Record Of Minor Casual
ties,

English Invest irnt1on Of al1o vile tita
Elnyrc D18nStcr.
LosDoH, Dec. 30-str. Hau1tnil, Official OF
tho Doard Of Trade, opened tho inquiry into tho
Vil1o du Hayre disaster to-day. 1Io stated tho
object WINS to elicit facts. There WIS no desire
to prefer criminal charges againBt any ono. Tho
Second md Third Mates of tho Loci, Ealn wero
thu first witucBsca examined. They testified
that they did ovo,ythiug in tl,cir power to pre-
ve,,t Ii collision, aud described tho efforts thoy
nado to attract tho attention OF those on board
tho steamer. Tho hearing Of thor testimony III
to Tho conduct of the French officers after the
collision was.postponed, as the latter have not
yot arrived horo, and the owne1s Of tho steamer
had no council proaont to represent them.
, 1873-12-31

NEW ionK, Doc. S0.-The Comn,ittoe Of tho
Supervisors of Brooklyn report that tho Com
misssoneru Of Charities have esquandered $I0D, 200
in the Inst four years By buying supplies, ,uissr-
allo in quality mud deficient in quantity, ut from
for tirst-cluss articles. The Committee recon.-
mend Gov. Dix to reinove the wholo Board,
Investigation into tho Affairs OF the Al,ns~Ilouso
OF tic bame city develops D most shameful state
of affairs AZ regards tho treatment Of the III
nlnteB, both old mud Young. The Htatelnont il
nude TINT tho doctor Of the institution gocs tu
work With sharp surgical Instruments to por-
form difficult operation when 10 drunk ag to be
scarcely abo to stand
, 1873-12-31
SUICIDE.

,.CLEyEtaSp, Doc N.-Charcs StasA3n, thu
lawyer whn shot himself last Saturday, diad t!,iB
morning. llo WIN unconyclot,B from tho limo
Ut tho shooting until his deutll.
NEW ionE, Dec. 3D.--Wltlam u. Stoyony, Of
lhe Now York Herald, II passougor Oh tho Bteau!-
s,'p san Antonio, from Kcy Woat, jumped oyor-
bonsl during the voyage nrul waH tlrow1,eil,
, 1873-12-31
giving tho Company duo notice that they would

giving tho Company duo notice that they would
quit.
T1oY further any Tint II The Committee lad
hnon properly rccclsea tl,oy bolcyo
4 CnMrnoM1SE Ct,uL1, l[AyIs uI:tN ErrECTKp.
and ono Of Tho engineers went 80 fur nj to say
ho thought that IT thu t'o.n,nitteo's views wero
entertained, over, Mt shsa late day, tho mattor
could DO amicably settled.
Willie tho engineers lying hers aro not t]emon-
stratiSe at al, tloy think they j,aye boon Horoly
wrongetl. Whether they l,nvo or not, thcrs Ii
no evidence Of their wdak kenng, as cl'gfuoorn arc
doing, else.yl,cre. In tic meantime, Tho Uonl-
pany IL getting It's
:. n11.;NlSl AHNhNcH1ti:STs
Ill 1oh l'ettcr sl,npo. III addition to tho mall
trains nc llAve hau OH tho stirling tltylRiolB,-
ono each WHY betwoon indianapolis a,'l Colum-
bus aud this city artl Uhicnyo,-we llayo Ind
one enci. way Eotwcon hero and Xonia to-day,
the tirHt s.tn Frit1ny; asl tonight tho accom-
mediation arrived from, indianapolis, while ail-
other tlrough-train IL otl itB why from Colunl-
bus An official told mo tonight, TINT to-n,or-
row they expected to llayc NIL naasougor-trains
running l,otwcon Columbus and Indianapolis
they had before the stsihe, Wills they would
alBo move some freight OIL the oast end.
No reports Of demonstrations hayo boon ro-
celved mud it III thought tho militia will bo dis
ponsol with at Bradford junction and LoganB-
port In fow days. nnd possibly nt the latter
plnco to-morraw.
, 1873-12-31
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


REDUCTION OF sALANIEs ANNOUNCED.
NEW YoRK, Dco. 30.-:rhe wages Of NIL officers
aud employees Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have been ordered reduced 10 per cent
after Jun. !, by The Doarl OF Directors Of that
road, on tho EnRtoru Division aono, which OK
tends from Now Yorl; to Pittsburgh. There nro
$500 mon--passenger ind freight train contuc-
tors, engineers, tlromon, baggagc-maBters.
hrakemen, aud rounlhouae-lnoll-who will 10
affected by this reduction, and according to
announcement the prosdenk and V1co-President
OF tho road. j. Edgar Thompaou and Col. Tom
Scott, aro no moro exempt from this rulo
than tho men who Hwcep out tic ears.
Mr.. Barker. Superintendent Of the Now
York Division, says TINT ho does
not apprelonded strife among the engineers.
Ho was visited by Committee Of tho Engineers
Brotherhood lust Monday, and thoy discussed
The subject Of reduction together. Tho COM
uittco told him that they had boon informnly
requosted to inform tho officers Of tho Company
thai, tho engineers protcsted againBt tho reluc-
tiou, and, il thoy rau their trains at all, 1t
would be
UNDER PROTEST,
md nccopt what tho Company proposes to pay
without acknowledging that It is payment III
o aa Sos' to are er su es as ahen e fo
Ely oy Dirson Gssss 81 oaSs tie ' Broof
hood will meet. tomorrow morning
10 consider the subject Of reduction.
Conversation with many engineers engaged on
tho Pennsylvania Railroad demonstrates tic fact
that tloy are
NOT WILLING. To SUBMIT TO REDUCTION.
They say they hare not decided to strike OIL
Jan. !, when the reduction begins, b,,t refused
to givo my hints Of what action they will
ultimately take in regard to the matter.
THE wAaEs OF ESGISEEna
aro regulated by tho number OF trips they mike,
and each averages about 81 n dug On tho Now
York Division.
THE WKBT JERSEY DIVISION.
Special DisDnfrh ia TIE Ehicaqo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Dec. 30.-Ihe employees
Of the Wost jersey Division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad hive boon notified that reduction Of
10 per cent on their wages will taho place on
Jau. t. II il not supposed that the proposed
reduction will result i'll my serious conse-
duenCca
, 1873-12-31
:. .CRESTLINE.Q q.

Spe:ia'' Dispa'eh to The chtcaao Tribune.
of III Of ta rsroa 1
t.-..I, ,....,. .,,,.,,,ta7 1ac. it'll. , a.
poien''s D'saao 1Aos .,-o"'' "N. s.o
general foreman OF the .Conpanys = Hhops Mt this
point finally stated to tito lesitating engineers
Tint but ono course yas opon to them if they
w;shod n rcta;n t1,ci,. oup,roa. ond lint waa n
"1auoo ~ .oa..4 H. ~ . wa ~
SURRENDER "ncono1s'o,"''y ~ t'o company of-
doris ut once or tae their discharge certificates
draw their nay, and leaye tle service Of the rOat
, 1873-12-31

DErno1T, Dac. 19.-Tho central portion Of
building Mt tho State Prison. Jackson, Mich,
foil In about 4:a0 to-day. Tho buidin; waa
three stories high. and Ind been nscd for
merly as 4 tnnnery. but at tho present
by Cigar Contractor IIollingswoStt. Only tllreo
men were in the building ut tho titno OF tho acci-
dent. Ono hundred and fifty mon had
jurt loft the building. Tho lower story
Monday. The building was badly built, having
no Solid support, 1t was condemned four months
ago. Mr.. Hcllingworth loses 500, 600 cigars and
q 1nrge quantity Of tobacco.
, 1873-12-31
MANUFACTURING IN LhShlIE, ILL

'spfeia, UieuatcA to Thu Ch.raYa 1t1bHn,. -
LAsAL1E, ILL.,, Doc. 30-tsreat Interest is folt
III thih city and III Peru in rcguul 10 meeting
Of tho businessmen Of botl cjtics to he hold
here OIL the 90 prox., for tho purpose of orgaliz
ing III. anAoclation for encouraging tho establish
uont Of manufactures here. Proposals. 10 capi-
tallbts aAd manufacturers viii probably soon by
lie ndverlised in tho Cl,icngo papers.
, 1873-12-31
COLUMBUS. OHIO.

CoIusnus, O., Deo. S0.-The striking onSl-
neora hero exhibit no disposition to 20 to work
at the CompanyE terms. Nevertheless, supt.
Caldwell reports tho acquiH ion Of quite number
morrow. 4 considerable quantity q doliayed
freight was moved out Tonight. Tho general
impression hore il lhat tho strife will brehk
within the week;
, 1873-12-31

orly md westerly windB, with genorally clear
weather Oh tho c0nBt, and incroaainy clo.idinesH
IN to interior, with continued low Int slightly
rising temperature. For tiu J.aso Region. mid
thence so,ltlwarl to tho Ohio Valley, the te,l-
will baok 10 uonthorly, viii ircreasing c!o,di-
moss, oxcoll, possibly. In tho Ohio Vnlay, wllcro
cloar weather will prevail. For tho Northwest,
ris''lg to'nperat,,re, with onsterly to 6otllerly
winds anl cloudy weather. AMI, possibly. light
Buow III Iowa mud Missouri by Wednesday, night.
0E:yEnAt. onSrnrArlDHR.
GnIrAtlt,, Dec. Ill q. III.
, 1873-12-31

SaxeMI Diopatch to TItc Chicago 7ifb.t,le.
ALLIANCE, O., Dee. 30.-Tho striking ot,gi-
neerB aro very quiet anu orderly here Today.
Al! passenger traius havo haon run on limo by
old and experienced engineers. The strikers
havo hnd committees wait Oil these men to il.-
dnce thom to quit work, but no fur have
failed. -Four freight traina arc running between
Alliance aud Crestliuo. a..tl tllroo oast Of A.
lance. 4 sufficient police force is on hand to
protect all the mon ut work.
, 1873-12-31
A NEW STATE INSTITUTION,
Tfac Southern Illinois Insane Asylum
Now OpeI.-Dcscripti0n Of the Essliitt-

Now Open.- Description of the Euijtt-
Ing.
'tront tse .ioncsboro {fl> Gazette, Dc. y.
The Southern Illinois lnsano. Asylum WIS
located, after many months of hesitation be-,
tween competing points, at ito present site, ono
mile cast OF Al,ila. It was located in December
1863. Tho first Board OF Commiasioners-Go
Doughorty. Col. Wiley, md 3lr. Kingsbury-
moro light upon subject Of asylups. They via.
itel injury Of the most celebrated OF these i1sti-
tutions. and came back thoroughly educated on
tho subject: Plans wore Bubmlttud by Thoulas
Walsh, OF tho iirsn Of Walsu & Jungelfold, Of St.
Louis, a1ld woro finally adopted ind a[r. Wulsl
wav elected Superintendent Of construction.
Plans welo submitted to Gov. Palmer who rc-
quire<l tint only 10 much Of tho work Blonl bo
let Us would not exceed the appropriation
3I25, ,000. Under this restriction, only the north
wing was let. llr. Richard Shinnick OF Cincsn-
matt. was the BttcccBsful bidder and has, after
1unuy voxatious and expensive delays, for which
ho wAn il, NO wise to blame, finished his work in
Il manner aatisiactory to all parties.
. Tho north wing will accommodate $50 patients.
It Lns single wards III tho first auu second
stories, ara naBociuto t1or7nturicB in the third
mud fourth. Tho cast wing OF the north wing
constitutes soparato department.. for uxcte1
patients, mud contains twelve warts III each OF
ltB three stories.
10 eyot1 danger Of fro al tue partition wallis
arc Of brick aud tho stair-cases Of iron. Tho
Nl!n stair-caHu IL massive and beautiful strue-
iIsG. nno pu',n ,e ~ present eon'ald .3 ont QUO
wa.so'a, cn!na m Goscts, steam-taDlo to keop food
Mnrt', ;t ailu ~ .nG mueein cohyehonces III tho
nosL stYe nne III, monso Is anR!y ProSlaoa WIN
na.a,'ouuIs % aln W.s1sea''!h m'n hot ana eola
stnr, cro mc: dur eac ma.a III every
ssuly ansln ,:a,, VI. nu,olous Watafon@ aao O.
'aTEe 's. anu u.:ia Mol.-sirfanSea @ ln'anaiy .., -,
q. ame uunes'n oopstansat % fontnli.s a. tGo
aiu.u.uu"e, I'.uto,o ;., "et' eG';nIoo nyaranno
';.n" mttn .s.o As.e aoJss' si lno
uuas!no uepasSme!s pa;1n su,'oa VIII mar
, 1873-12-31

SptciaI DisjMich To The ChfcaHo IfithRe.
C1EcLEv1LLE, O., Dec. 30.-Tho Cincinnati Il
Muskegon Valley Nailrond engineers Say they
will stop work tomorrow, tho list. gonlo Of
these men wore very nctiye i'll bringing on thu
strike, but they backed down Mt tin last mo-
ment. Now tho pressure upon tl,om il strong,
and tia Indications ara tint they will yield.
, 1873-12-31
Killed BIZ Failing II, I, well.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 3U.-A young man
named Van Meter. residing in this city, lost h,s
life this afternoon by the caying in of weI on
The farm or john Scllalter at Pleasant Hill,
twenty mileB aouth Of here. Tho ros,nins were
brought to tho city to-,,iglt. 1Io icavos wl-
owed mothor, dependent III linn for support.
, 1873-12-31

CLEyErASn, O., Dec. 3U.-lsul'soad matters
are qriet here. Tl.oro aro ru'aors taat the engi-
neerH OH the line Of the Lakn Shore will strife on
Monday orTueRtlay next, bat ITO doiilito Informa-
tion can be obtained. Those WHO have the best
means OF information Huy no strike is con-
telnplated.
, 1873-12-31
TilcEsR|Ne.h'hcH'NE WORKS At FOND Du

Sbtr;ui NiaHatrh h Vie Ghtcanu Ifibuat,
FoND Du Lac. WlA.. Doc. 3u.--l!ariuu ard
Eastern parties, together viii. capitalists of thla
city, laye about ollestud nrranEensllts for tho
establishment ul IL large neutrality-suspicious.
manufaotory In Fond du Iao.
, 1873-12-31

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 30.-All il quiet in rail-
road circles. Thoro nro no signa Of 4 strike TN
the Toledo, Wabusll Is Western, Hailroud, all re-
portH to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
, 1873-12-31

WAsu1SaToN, u. c., Dec. 30-IIci who lugt
night accidentally shot mud killed llia wifo IN
attempting 10 defend her from tue assal,lta OF
three rongllB. WIS to-day discharged from onn-
tody. Tho r,ltfians who aesaul.osl Mrs. 1ic!l
wnIo committed to await the notion OF the Grand
Jury.
, 1873-12-31

Speeiul Dispa'eh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
COLUMBIA C1rY, Ind. Dec. 30.-A man namcd
Thomas Butlor WIS found dead by the sido Of tho
truck this morning. 1t is supposed that ho WAS
knocked down by passing train, stunned, and
much, at lcast not enouGh-to CAUSE doath. Ho
lived three mllos weat OF hero. and waB on his
way ltome
, 1873-12-31

proErr.s Of the Work on thu Toxus
Pacific IEOutts
MansnAL1, Tex, Doc. 10.--IIla Toxas Pacific
llaruad waB compla!cd tn Yexarca tho p1oposBh
junction with tho CaIro 4; Fulton Hnllroal, yca-
toltAy, and regular trains will commence ut once.
, 1873-12-31

'Suett0E Ha1mfch t0 The CkicaGo Tribune.
.DLooMIScroS, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-1t III hoped that
The contemplated strike of tito engineers OF tho
Alton Ioud may bo avoided, md no fears are yet
entertained That anything will come Of tue pres
ont complications.
, 1873-12-31

FCFNtEL 0f tEtH CDFVWUF7H J1ffF III Tic
E.tstern Ksnilronsl Collisic1i.
D1rDEroRp, Dec. 30.-Tho Coroner'B Jury OIL
tho Eastern Railroad collision las given YER
dict. charging Tint tho accident was owing to
dispatcher, tho gross error iu' Judgment Of
White. tia Kenncbunk operator, anti the culna-
bic reukleHsnoss OF rcttto, tho conductor, and
Morrison, tho engineer OF the down freight
train.
, 1873-12-31

ijferald ispsefa{.1
LONDON, Dec. 30.-A fresh monetary crisis is
npprchended at Berlin. There arc rumors of
heavy commercial fatlnroa there.
, 1873-12-31
LEGAL.

Libel Suit AEnisa>t the Dubuque
ksEfmek,s7
Specia: Dfspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune,
ntcGREoon, H., Dec 30.-H. 8. BOYLE, we'll
known railroad contractor Of this city, started
ruit against tho Times, for al, nrticlo which ro-
tlcctetl seriously upon his being law-abidng
ciljzou,
, 1873-12-31

nuusin and Dolsarn Is published. 1t gives tho
Khivan territory on tho right bnuk Of tho ANU
Dnrin River to Bokara. who iu return agrona to
abolish slavery and establish mutual trading
facilities with Russia.
, 1873-12-31

PENANG. Dec. GA largc forco Of Achcenoso
have hcen dofeatcd, with heavy loss, by tho
Dutch troops, WHO gs,ffered only moderately.
Tue hca!th Of tho Dutch troops is good
, 1873-12-31

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.--.A Bpccia to tho Courier.
journal from LnGranYe. KY, hays the county
Jail vt that place was rot Of. tire BY to prisoners
this afternoon and en1lroly destroyed. Insured.
, 1873-12-31
Accidental Shooting in I.oGanspurt,
tnaR.

.sptcdat DtsDa'th to Tde Chicago 7rt1unt.
LoaASsponr, Intl., Dec. a0.-Engincer Kocinu,
OF the Detroit Il Eel River Railroad accitleut-
ally ahot brnkeuan Bclerotf, OF Tho Bnmo roal,
in tho left brenrt here this morning. Keclan is
being held to await tho rcrult of Beidlorofrs
wound.
, 1873-12-31
PITTSBURGH.

sEteta& Diapdtch 10 The Chtcapo Tribune.
P1Trsnuntr, ra., Doc. 30.--Tllere ia dccitlet
change IN tho aspect Of tho eugincors au;l tle.-
mon's strike to-day, The Pennsylvania COM
pauys mon still hold out, but new nen arc fast
filling thoir places. On tho Fort Wayne Road
freight il commencing to bo 1noved aud aleo OF.
ths Panhandle. All passenger and acco'nmo-
dation trains aro running regularly. Tho Al'a-
ghe,y Valley Road eugineors hold n conHulta-
tion with the officers Of that road this afternoou,
wheu u
COMPROMISE WAH EFFECTED,
aud tho men concluded there would be no ueces-
Bity for strike.
The pennsylvuuia Road mon coy emphatica}ly
they will not strike, and this puts foArful coli
damper OIL the men now out, who talk loud, hut,
unless things Change, will ,uyo to give iu. The
Fort Wayne ia
OirAlSr;;a 3tEs yERY FAST,
and expect by tho end Of the week to have full
complement ut work.
There was to l,uye boon q n,ass meeting Of eu-
gineers ut the City HILL Tonight, but mono camc
to tinlo, aud SO it did not come of.
, 1873-12-31
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 33.--3upt. Ellison, of the
Cincinnati Division OF the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
rlnti Il st. Louis Railway, haB secured tho scr-
vices Of nine engineers for pasneuger-trninR. lilo
noei1s four moro. aud Ina Ind hundreds Of
applications Bi1ice The strike. All passenger
trnitln except ono accommodation
LEFT ON Till:
to-day. All will lenvn Tomorrow, md wny
freight trains will commence moving. Ono
onginoor, supposed to DO striker, took loco.
motive OUT suffered It to burn, and was dis
charged. Intelligence Inns baon received by
telegraph from pittBburgl, Tint the atrikora III
tint city liavo come to tho terms OF tho Con-
pat,y. Tl,o striking engineers here rofuse to
compromise i'll 4 great majority Of cnHos, a.sd
say they hnyo 1nennK to
HoLD OUT BIN MONTHS,
md TINT tho Brotherhood Of Engineers will MD
them.
'*rnEAp Oft nLoop.'
C1NctNSAri Dec. S0.--A circular printed in
rcd. continuing tho words, q Broad Or Dlood";
= Reformation or Reyolution" Reform or Re-
bolion"; q Thunder. Lightning, Earth
guakcH. War, Panic -; Worlsiugmcn. Pay no
Taxes; Look out for tho Train-Lcnsuo," llas
beon circulated hero this evening extensively by
tho International. It announces the apponr-
atco of tho international paper III thin city.
ENGINES D1SAnLED.
at the round-louso OF rAitroal in this city
Infected by tho strike, tho locomotives tcutlors
aud boilors are always oSnn,tncd before going
out. The windows Of tho house arc nil
locked. ret engines hare beon,
found, in the tcndcr OF which soap aud conce,,-
trated lyo have Deen placed
AN OrFtU1AL OPINION.
Supt. Ellison Tonight Bnys that tho backbone
Of tho Htrlse has been broken. The rond IN cIre-
fully patrolel from loro TO Columbus. lie Guys
all trains, freight md passenger, will run on
time tomorrow night.
, 1873-12-31
THE ENGINEERS.


cd tho Brotherhood upon tho situation. Tito
moeting was secret anil no particulars Cali bo
obtoineu,
, 1873-12-31

Germany is acquiring Il reputation for adultors
ating cfgnrB. a Writ1r In tint country enys al{
sorta OF uoitl substances nany DO found rolled IN
Ill tho loaf of tho fragrant wood. Tho following.
have been found: DristlcB hairs, wood, bits al
linen a'l Of leather, noedlcs, sl1irt-buttons, and
cigar must astonialt him. Throngh tho middle
Of ono d gooso's foather wn8 drawn from poiut
to end; in another was cord. and n third, d
mntcll. But far worso md moro dangerous ard
those which conceal exploding materials. Those
are tho ao-callcd '"exploaiyo cigars" manufac.
TIRED rs "Jokos," and not infroqucntlY tho cnuss
or severe nccidents. Cases l1nvo boeu reported
where sight has heen totally dontroyed. Wo nd
Vlho emoisera to thko caro- whnt thoy buy-par~
, 1873-12-31

roasons there Was only small attendance, Ths
oxpreaaed themselves highly pleased with alj
they Haw in and about tin 1uilltng. Drr.
1'nrncs mud Mercor. did everything tllat wns 10.
ruircd by tho occasion, and while tlloy 1egrotto
could not help tho pa,,city Of numbers Ut to 70.
ceptiotl.
Az tho groat coat Of tllis aBylum ia frcqucus
subject Of comment, wo havn tried to ascertain
tho oxponao Of erecting sininr b,iild!nss olpo.
whore. Tho estimated cost Of ,lsnuo asylums
In other Btntos III said to 10 from II ,2 to 81 6
for ouch pntiont provided for. Tiis institution
will accommodate over 200 pattents, and will
cost ahont a55G,oo0, or about Il ,o00 per hoat~-
indicating that 1t has hccn moro economically
constructed alan nthors. It IL tlrat-claHs in Of
ita appointments, mud will oqual. If 1t docs mol
sntpass, my lnaat,o asylum In tho West.
, 1873-12-31

Il Murderer EtMnEed.
nEAR1r Gun, Dec. 2O-Thc murderer Tryolls
WIS hanged this morning.