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, 1873-10-29
Station. Gar, ThrI Esnd. {Ra'n Weather.


Special Ufspatch 70 The chieago Tribune.
menced falling T lore Saturday forenoon and con
tinued at intervals for thirty consecutive hours.
The ground Ia now covered to the depth OF ton
inches. Tho weather has boon moderate, until
last night, when it turned cold. Tho clouds ap-
prospects Of sunshine. Tho storm is Thought to
be without precedent for this Beuson Of tho yepr.
The oldest residents remember nothing like 1t.
specfal Dispatch to 1hc Chicago Tribune.
BELo1r, Wis.. Oct. 28.-It commenced snow
Ing here last evening, very high wind rising
toward morning. Tho storm continued until
nearly noon, covering the ground to coneit'-
erablo dnptl, forming drifts FOOT or moro deep
in some places. Tho weather ts modoratlng to"
night. ......
Special Dispatch ia The Chicago Tribune.
BurFALo, N. T., Oct. 28-Ihe most violent
storm of the season occurred this afternoon aud
evening. Tho SNOW lies between three and four
inches on tue ground. Tho river las risen over
'& Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
DEsao1NEs Ia, Oct. 2S.-At noon to-day the
mercury stood at so degrees 1t haB boon below
freezing all day.
sntciat Dispatch to The chieaao Tribune.
Sr. JosEpH, No.. Oct. 2s.-The weather here
ia remarkably cold for tho season. Two mon.
whose names are not given. arc reported by the
papors Of this city to havo frozen to death LOST
night near kiddor. Oh the limo Of the Hannibal
i st. Joseph Railroad.
Special Dispatch to Inc Chicago Tribune.
Tom pu Lao, Wis.,, Oct. 28.-A binding,
driving Bnow-storm visited Northwestern Wis
consin laat night and to-day. Tho wind blow
hard throughout tho storm. doing aorlous dam
age to mnuy barns, forest trees, etc. Tho SNOW
driftod to the depth Of three feet in some places
Special D;snatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
RooKFoRp, Ill., Oct. 28.-Tha first ynow-storr
Of the eeason occurred Inst night. This moruint
tho SNOW was nearly half un inch deep, mud tht
bitter blasts and dying snow made people thlnI
the calendar Ind made mistake. There is opl,
| slight freezing OF the ground as yot.
, 1873-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-synopsis for tho past
twensy-four hours, o. m. Tho storm centre
that MAS Monday night over the Lnke Region
has moyod very slowly eastward; and the lowest
barometer Ia now controd North OF Lake Ontario.
The pressure has riRen rapidly in othor SECTIONS
Of tho country, and Is now highest over
tho Southwest. Tho temperature has
yely generally fallen, the groateBt change being
reported from tho Middle Atlantic States and
Eastern Gull States, Northwesterly winds, with
clear weather, prevail over tho Lower Missouri
and Ohio Valleys, the Cult, South Atlantic and
so,,thern portion of tho Middle States, nB
well as tho New England coast. Fresh
and brisk northwest to southwest winds, with
cloudy weather nnd enow, are reported from tho
Lower Lnkea. Tho barometer has fallen, with
Houthueaterly winds md rising temperature, In
the extreme Northwest.
PROBABILITIES FOR WEDNESDAY.
Tor tho Gulf StatcB, nortlerly winla and cloar,
cold wcather. For tho South and Middle Allan
ticstatcs northwest winds, backingt to south west,
with clear, cold woathur. For tho Middle and
Eastern SsateB, wont and southwest winds, pnrt-
ly cloudy md clear woather. For tho Lower
LakeB, rising barometer, winds wearing to tic
northwest with ocar or clearing weather. For
tho Upper Lakos and tho Northwest. falling bar-
omotGr, Bouthwesterly winds. higher tompora-
ture, and cloar weather.
GENERAL oDsEnvAT1oNH.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20-1 q. N.
, 1873-10-29

grco Of raahness. It Ia no e1aggoraton to say
In, tho pfunuia,i public boBtn to bo-
say9 s,,]t Ike 5.,,pp progato samostof who bag
i has daly fallep deopqr and doopor into tho do
lirinm. Tho proverbfal economy Of tho middle
olaaaos gives way to an extravaganza not always
nmitod BY not,,al tnoans. Tho ladies wear moro
1,de III cabs. tho street hegg99rn sn,oho cigars.
Prices riso as regularly OF tho SUN: Berlin,
which boforo tho war was one OF tho cheapest, Ia
now ono Of tho deareat citloB tn the world.
nm worry a'ire that 4 gentleman cat live In bottor
styo ii Now York than ,, 2: Berlin tof tho sSn9
higLor than at Paris. Ait tlo oxponsos Of lifo
como 90 perverted that far moro pre-
sr soe osdnn s Nov fG ho
" an artificial state OF thinga. moan TINT 1t ia
duo to alargo increase Of tho circulating oapital
OF the nation without any roal increaao Of tho
az evor, md wagcB hnvo been but little raised.
Tho indemnity. as money, has bcoon coined into
thalers, md thrown into tho channels Of trade; ;
but tho indemnity, as wealth, has boon givon to
CLUBS. Thus tho public aro suffering all the evils
of BuperabunlRnt curroncy without
feoling any improvement in their
own peouniary condition. Hero arc
tration cooxisting md cooperating, aud they
have produced just what they might have boon
oxpoctod to produce. Uninterrupted scandals on
the Bouree. irregularity, AMI insecurity in every
branch Of business, prodfgality and waste among
poor, awclling lido Of emigration and all forms
Of pecuniary diBtross hang over tho city. 1t Is I
cancer or slow foyer rather than tho Budder
shock, which often leayes the system upininred
md may add that the steady progress Of th,
/ Ia with thu 1e1nhat Q11}pf
tudo. No ono dnres to predict what the winte
| will bring forth,
, 1873-10-29

nUa1oR CONCERNING THE BPnAauEs.
Sptcfat Uispatch to Tht Chicago tribune.
DosroN, Oct. 28.-1he following dispatch Was
posted at the Merchants Exchange this after
noon
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 28.-1t is cl1rront hero
tint tho 6pragues aro embarrassed, and 1t ls
necessary for them to iaiRe 100000
or 92,000,000 to keep from auspeuBion.
It is said they have succeeded in pulling
through for to-day, but trouble
is anticipated tomorrow. Their aeBets aro said
to be 81 000, GOO more than their liabilities, and
want Of current funds is tho cause. a meeting
Of their creditors takes place at o'clock to-day.
Private information from Providence is to tho
effect that thoro llavo been several meetings
Of baok officers OF Providence and vicinity In
tho puHt SO hours, but no plau Of re1iot has been
yet agreed upon. The particulars Of the condi-
tion Of tho Spragues cannot ut this time prop
erly DO given, but statemont may be uaao to-
morrow.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 28.-9erious results OF the
panic nre being folt along tho Hudson. Exten.
sivo brck-yards near Poughkeepsie hayo all
stopped and employing carponters and manu-
factlrorB are working with half their usual force.
The extensive priut works Of Garner G Co., Of
Little Falls, Cohoos, Rochester, Pleasant Valley,
Newburg, and Hayoratraw, stopped work on
Saturday. and 10, 900 mon are ont Of employment.
Firms which paid $500, 900 mouth to their eu1-
ployes in factorion in other plhces have either
stopped work or reduced their timc and wages.
, 1873-10-29
CRIME.


A Desperate Attempt to Kill d mur"
dcror in Open Coslrts.Au Exciting
Eccnc.
Special Dispasch to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28,-Thia morning, at tho
open Court Of Oyer and. Torminer, ,Judgcs Paxson
and LUDLOW presiding, the trial Of James Kings
mill, for tho murder Of IN old man named
Francis Malone, was resumed. Tho killing re-
suited from fight betwcon tho parties concern
oontendcd that Malone attackod tho prisoner,
vino only acted In such manner as to protect
bis own life. Whilst Mr. Heyoron wns speaking
for tho accused, son OF the deceased approach.
81 1 hg Il bog 3s whore ss psoneSg ee M oa ae
y mado . desperate lunge at tho
diverted by officer Vanzant. scene OF the
aud spectators jumped to their feet. Tho
frightened prisoner sprang from the box .ato
the attorneys' bur, while = number ot oltieora
seized tho would-bo assassin, and, after dcs-
pcrato struggle with him and brother who
Hero tho asBasBin threw OF coat and vest,
preparatory to further VIOLENCE. Tho District
Attorney then seized him, and With assistance
forced him down, stairs, ho oil the time st1ug-
goance agninBt his fathers murderer. 4
stranger had by this tino reinforced tho des-
porado. After d fearful struggle. oil tl,roc were
put in the prison van. . Tho prisoner, who in tho
meantime romnincd covering under tho Judges
bench, waB replaced in his box. After q short
de}iboration, tho jury returned verdict Of Not
Guilty" ......,
Tho plot to kill Kingamill was concocted
yesterday afternoon by tho six Malone boys.
The attempt WIS not to be made until tho pris-
oner waa ncqnittod, which was expected. Three
Of tile brothers wero immediately committed by
Judge paxson on a charge Of assault with IN
turned on Kecpor Clifton, and would hive killed
him but for assistance. Kingemill. though ac-
quilted, feared to SO homo, and the Mayor had
linn escorted to. hloyomensng. Ho will bo
vollsorgauizcd gang who aro resolved to hayu
his hfe 1T nI hazards.
, 1873-10-29

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 28.--Albort Rearce, Of tho
firm OF Woodruff l. Co., Of New York, and War
ron J. Hecox, Of Syracuse, New York, wero Al ar
Governor Of Tennessee, charged with, fra,1du-
lent breach Of trust, indictments having boen
found against them in Memphis. After lengthy
who woro Interested, it was decided at q lutte
hour last night. by the Sheriff who had the
gontlemon in charge, that. In view Of the preva-
lonoe OF yollow foVeF in Memphs! an tho dange,E;
place them undor $4,000 bull each, they
to- to report to him daily and personally q!
until tho epidemic is declared abated. Tho
bonds wore entered iuto and the parties released.
Tho action Of Sheriff Taylor ia couaidorcd 1n-
precodontcd. Tho arrosts grow out OF cotton
suits by Waddy Thompson, OF Afemrhis, against
Pearce and Heco3, who were members OF the
iirm OF Butler l. Co., Of Memphis, IN ls6a, and
arc charged with disposing Of cotton consigned
to them by the plnintiff, at great losH to him,
and for which ho claims damages.
, 1873-10-29
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Gp<cfa. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.

WHAT PHILADELPHIA MERCHANTS BAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2a.-Quiso large
number OF our loading merchants having boon
interviewed on tho subjoct Of resumption Of
apecio payments pronounce the idea absurd and
impractcable giving fair REASONS for thoir belief.
TIE MINI
in thie city which has beon running to lts fill
capacity on gold, will, hereafter, until further
orders, be occupied iu tho coinage OF hnlf.dol-
lars, quarters, and dlmes. The full capacity OF
tho establishment Ia about 100000. The Gov
ernment III In possession Of silver bullion suf1l-
Client to run tho mint, at this rate. for several
months.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
PAYMENTS or gl1.vER At THE TREASURY.
WARRINGTON, D. o., Oct. 29.-Iho Payments
of silver ut tho Troastlry to-day did not roach
$780, Tho only silver giyon out was for odd
change on Treasury drafts usually for amounts
less than 81, and III no instance oyor %.
, 1873-10-29
Up Three Times by the Mock.

Frotn tho Lcartn.rorth TINES, Oct. 40.
About three miles wost s Of Trey Ham, there her,
ono Of them young girl has resided for aoruo
tIme. aid for what reason wo know not, but tho
uolghbors hnyo suspected that Borry wab troat-
1ng her as mistress. No demonstrations woro
noighborhood that the girl had not been soon.
Tho people wore aroused, search WAS instituted,
but no cuo revealed itself as to tho whereabouts
OF tho glr1. Suspicious Of foul play rapidly
gained crodonco, and all became greatly inceraed.
BorrYs mock after tho most approved atvlo Of q
professional hangmau, ana ho WIS askod II ho
had anything to say. Ho protested his inno-
CONGO, but It availc1 linn nothing. He was tben
drawn up by tho neck threo tinea, whom d sense
Of Justice prevailed. ind tic victim WAS allowed
to depart. Tho girl has not boon heard from,
and tho al1alr still remains ebronded in mystery.
, 1873-10-29
Tho ChnrEes Against the Trcnssarcr
of Fort Wayne, And.-""4Ais 0fttcthl
Rxnv.s1 I'll

Special Uispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
John A. Droegmyer now stands charged with
giving fraudulent bond, rs we'll aa with om-
bozzing nearly $4,000 Of city funds. It scoms,
in regard to tile bond, that tho printed form was
attached to an old bond containing the requisite
his security il his offlcial bond but admit to
having been suroties under bis previous term Of
Office. This bond was presented and read to the
Council by the late City Clerk, Samuel F. Free
duo i ind T prescribed order, accepted it, Nc doubt
Its fraudulent nature would never have been DIS
covered had not tho city commenced to look to
tho TreasurerB .eureties for the amount OF bis
dofaloaton. Tho whole mattor will bo laid bo-
foro The Council tonight, and the Treasurer will
be impeachod.
, 1873-10-29
ABROAD.

WHY THE CRISIS N AMERICA HAD LITTLE 1NF1u-
EN0E ON THE BERLIN DouRsE-0HAKAcrER OF
Dtrsih {Oct 0 Correspondence a the kto pork 111o-
It does not appear that tho financial crash in
America affected seriousty tho Berlin market.
brokers of this city arc much more intimate,
and when the storm burst over the former lust
summer every exchange in Germany WAS racked
to ts foundation al Our esoape from .al similar
two CAUSES, ono Of which is credit
able. and the other disoreditable to
America Tho first is the preference glyon
by German capitalists to Fodoral bonds over ali
with which those bonds have held their own
throughout tho crisis. Tho dormanB arc proud
OF their superior discrimination at the time that
our first war loans woro put forth: "YeH, We
and We arc very, vol satisfied with the ARRANGE
mont,'" have heard Germans observe with
ohuckle.
1t is not so gratifying to be obliged to confess
that growing indifference to another class Of
Anortcan securities has, IN great moaRuro,
shielded Germany against tho late storm. The
same prudence Which loalH GermauH to hoard
Treasury bonds loads them to suspect our rail-
, way loauB. The worst, and at tho 8ame tino the
oaat diaputable. thing about tbia feeling ia that
1t is growing aud that indeed ita rapid growth
within two or throe years placed the country in q
position to escape tho worst effects, which, with
YOU, have followed tho collapse Of such loans.
The Germans are q slow people. Their railway
trains run like Anntla; aud tie telegraph columns
| in tho newspapers arc made up with m idylllc
indifference 10 dases. But 1t they are slow they
arc also oautious; They got their news little
Iate hut they also invest thor money with d.
Erie under fisk aud Gould, Little Emma undor
Con. Schouek, and FL Paso under Fremont; bnt,
once maatero1, these and othor curious probloms
wero remembered aud soryiccably. 1t ia, OF
ft7a }fnt$ $4,a1
, 1873-10-29

LADELPHtA.
specfa, Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
brokers SUSPENDED.
Pnu.ADkIrn1A, Oct. 28.--MoDowoll j. wilkins,
brokers, have boon suspended from their Roats
in the Board Of Brokers for failing to meet their
contracts.
Several mills in Manayunk suspended yester-
day evening.
woRKbIEN D1sunANuED.
A large number OF workmen have been dis
charged from tho shops Of the Baldwin 1ocomo-
tive works, and from tho establishments Of Nor
ris l. Co. and Norris Tasker & Co; Upwards Of
20, 1000 persons arc now ont Of employment.
D1sABTnouB WINTEn
ia before uB unloes the banks open their Golfers
and freely give out funds which thoy dishonesty
retain.
ITO tho Auoetated I'stss.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.--Judgo paxson to-day
delivered All opinion in 4 case involving tho
transfer OF 1000 shares Of the Cambria Iron
Company's stock. belonging to the estate OF
Charles s. Wood, which had been delivered to
Mcdowell & Wilkins by George n. Wood, ono Of
tho executors, to aeoure private loan to him
SELF. An injunction WAS continued to prevant
tho tranpfer Of the stock on tho books Of the
Company. hcDowol l. Wilkins, brokers, con-
cornod in this transaction, lavo boon suspended
from their scats In the Doard for having failed
to meet their contracts.
, 1873-10-29
Tint tho stakeholder, Jnmos Esgan, has decided

TINT tho stakeholder, Jnmea Esgan, has decided
TIE FIGHT anAht. rAKE PLACE
two woekB from to-day,
Arthur Cha.nborn, who escaped from tho East
st. Lo'in police officer, eludod pursuit, and is
Will DE AnnEgrEp.
sloriR Cooper, Of Madison tacunty has war
rants for Arthur Chambers, John Il. Scott. Mike
McCoole, Tom Alien, Dill Blake, Pat Shepard,
and Tom Ket1g, and It Ii stated that moaauroa
will bn Immediately talon to procure thcir ar-
rcst, aud bring them to trial.
Tho fancy aro
VERY MUCH EXCITED
Tonight Ut to-lny'g flasoo. -,
Jnok Loouoy fnbiata that hp. has boon sold
that the Continental wds not blown on tho lilt-
nots shore. aud that It vaa pnt-up JOB in tho
interest Of Hogan. On tho other hand, Capt.
Keofo and Mr. Mccoy, principal owners OF tho
Continental, will publish cnrds Tomorrow stating
that tho Bteaner wAs blown out Of tho control Of
tho pilot, ana TINT tue landing at Enst st. LoliH
wsa entirely unavoidable.
, 1873-10-29

Co., and thore ron,alnoa until 100000 had
accumulated In tho vaults Of that firm,
when tho joint resolution Of Mareh
30. 1868, introduced by Bo,sasor I'd
munds, was passed, And Tho COOKIES
were compelled to disgorge. II Was we'll known
that thu establisillhoht was shekon to Its worry
Foundation at thfs. time. The ontlrc proceeds
of tnoso BAlos is eoA ,059 So0.b4, from which iB
to bo deducted for oxponBeH In handling tho
cotton, $0,810, $4,000, leaving 424, 742to2265
net Proceeds now, In tho TreaBury, to bo paid to
claimants ui,dor tho fifth section Of tho Approprl-
ntion act May 10, 1874 Whom tts $40 o9o 9oowas
returned to tic Treasury, lay Cooke 4 Co. be-
gan to decline, thnlr otnbarrasRmonta increasing
until tNoy eliminated In the recent grand
craBh.
THE rnEEpMAN's nANK:
The rocont reports to tho Comptrollo. or the
Currency show that the Froodmnns Dank, which
has branches throughout tho South, had IN
hand at tho beginning Of tho financial panic
over 44, 900 900 In currency, but littlo OF which
hns boon drawn out. although . slight ran was
mado upun tho main branch IN thi8
city during the ear1y daya Of the Hurry. Iho
hank waB supposed to DO strong from tho out
| Bet, but It was among tho first to enforce tho
| ai1ty daya' notice rule hgainBt deponttora.
YEsrERpAYB REVENUE RECEIPTS.
| Tho recoipts from internal revon,lo wore
| smaller to-day than thoy have hcon within four
! years. Only 98G, 600 wero collected by tho Gov
ernment from this source to-day.
, 1873-10-29
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judgment Rendered Against Stock.
holders IL, tho Republic Fire 1n-
sl1rn1lc9 Company
Special Nspateh to 1ihs Chieaao Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 28.-Tho United States
District Court adjourned this morning to the
January term. Previous to adjournment, the
Court awarded judgments In favor of J. Il. Pay
son, Assignee III Bankruptcy, against tho follow
Tug parties; James Haynes. 81, ,668:26; Gideon
II. Rupert, $7,16s.7bj Joshua WagonHellgT'
eC2250; Petor Woyrloh, e622.oo; Cnafles L.
Hawyor, S622.60; john Mathora, s822.6o.
, 1873-10-29
ST. JOSEPH, MO.


Sneeial Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. JosEpI1, No., Oct, 28.-The pauic has 30
entirely passed bore, that the merchants declare
their business bettor now than before the fail
ures, and bottor than last ycnr, or ever boforo,
which il very hopeful sign for tho balance of
tho business scaaou in tho Missouri Valley:
give out the opinion that tue price will fall below
Is, Which has induced many farmers to pack
their own hogs. The number Of To1an cattlo
going into Nebraska, Iowa, aud Northern Mis-
sonrl to bc fcd and winterod on shares. ia
much beyond former years. Farmers make al
most their own terms with drovers. whose dis
distress is very great.
, 1873-10-29
RAILROAD NEWS.

Work ON tho N1tssi.stppt Valley d
Western 1kOlltls
Spec,al Nsputch to The Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, Oct, 28.-Large quantities OF iron for
the mississippi Yalloy Il Woatern Rohd aro ar
riving daily and tho work OF traok-laying III pro-
gressing rapidly at throe ditreront points. It IL
expected that tho road will be completed to IT..
Louis in sixty days.
, 1873-10-29

NEW YonK, Oct. 2e-Mr. Trenane to-day
continued his address for the defense in the
Mr. Tremaino concluded bis address in behalf
of Stokes about hali-past o'clock to-day. and,
aftor short recess District Attorney Phelps
began bia address for tho prosecution, and spoke
still a II unfinished when tho Court adjourned. He
viii repumo at 10 q. m. tomorrow.
, 1873-10-29

NEW YonK, Dot. 28.-Somo days since Mrs. 4.
Movers. who waa hold aa witnesa In tho Good
rch case, WAS released BY m arrangement n... be-
she las continually asserted that, II sho was re-
leased, ahe would bn able to put tho authorities
,uon The track of Roscoe aid Beach. both Of
whom, she says, ase implicated. An ofloer has
boon dispatched with her, ana both aro trayera-
1br t11a country,
, 1873-10-29
Hold Attempt Mt Robbery in Now
York.

NEW YonK, Oct 28.-Throo ruiiiana entered
tho residouco Of blr, Diefke, OH Anlity street,
Ills noon, seized Mira. Riefko, poured aome
liquid down her throat which rendered hor In
sensiblo. ransaoked tho house. took the ear
T;nns from, the stupeled woman, whom they had
tied to The piano. and were about to depart with
b trunk full Of plunder, when her husband camo
hnmn and the robbera fed.
, 1873-10-29

Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago 7F36Vne
WAsn1Noros, Oct, 28.-Tho fact seems to
lave boen overlooked that as fast as the net pro
ceeds Of ssles Of cotton aelzed by Treasury
Agents wore received by tho Department, they
we're transferred to tho vaults Of Jay Cooke d
, 1873-10-29

W11L1AMsronr, Pa, Oct, a3--Jol.n k1oLaugh-
I'm, aged 50, was found dead oil tho road yostor
duy With his breast md throat nsang!ed by
charge Of shot. Tho supposed murderer IL Ills
cousin, with whom was on bad tor1nH, aud who
Disappeared. This IL the fourth murder IN tlis
county within six months.
, 1873-10-29
DEATH OF A CH'cAGOAN.

New Yonx, Oct. 2s.--George Il. Harris, OF
Chicago, on Monday took d room at the Libby
House, on Fourth ayonle. Nothing was Heen
of him until to-day at p. m., when ho was
found doad IL hia room.
, 1873-10-29

Special Dispatch 70 TIE Chlea0o Tribune:
DEB MONIES, Ia., Oct. 28.-The Coroner's Jury
in tho case of Daniels' etep~son, 18 months old,
Sunday, decilod Tint tho child died from starya~
ton aild exposure. Some Of tho noighbors In
sist that foul play caused tho childs ueath.
, 1873-10-29

named Bixby had his wallet, containing 81 900,
Bnatched from him at Winooaki Falls, last night
but captured tho thief, recovered his money, and
Administered such beating that tho robbora
life Ia dospnirod Of.
, 1873-10-29
The St. Louis Prize-Fight Ends
1gnonlilliously.
a Boat-Load Of Rouglls Cap
ttlred.
The st. Louis Rifl-Rafr In The Police
Court,
citizens Of st. Louis Wanted in
Illinois.
Gov. Beveridge and His Sheriffs Too
Much for st. Louis.
She VIII Try 1T Again Ill Fort
night.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
tnsrA.ocrt aroN ~, er raY1fo

aAtA-oooAs1oN IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. 29-To-day hKa been
c,oar, Int rnw and gusty, Tho Hooan-Allon
49, ,t - -o,, tha o. o,,. ,,.o,,,. a.,oatea
p8ut, ou' u "Ae.i 'Ap Nv 1'ouio pcop1o oAPoeso"
to realize so much enjoyment, has failed tSno-
mintously, and quite number OF those directly
iuteroBted In Its management aro in ouod.O
,,;t1, ~ .,,r,.ra,+ ~ .,n,a- roto,,.
"1'4 ~ t'ospoos VI esvou5 ",u.!.. .o.easo'
AAErAEsEhfATlfE coMPAHY.
Tho Continental was ut hor place at tho foot
bf Bildlo atroot at an early hour this morning.
Tho crowd began to gather curly. Every stratum
and , hsakansras @ S -, oyerv ascrnt;on ~ol =.
people of high degree. OF mon::of standing,
ay
ora ,,t,, 49, .., .,,;n,,,.s tto, a..,. s,3,s
"oao MIL t"o ~ W 'u'nA'ne 'oeH "oFlce il'eAs
oo nocoeo' more were a'ao many GRACEFUL
~ Intorna1 Dovanuc nf,}c;a,a Thn orrroas on,n-
30. ,.,a. .7. 11v oHPtoa' ooni-
pahles sent quite delegation OF thoir omploYes
to assist IN transmitting tho news. There woro
shore Ut 1915 q. NJ, Jack Looney stood at the
plank and poekoted the ereenbaohs as the riit-
ran came on board Miko danfoy stood beside
THE START.
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~ tno pont .., mna .n to's ..ag sne olannoI'
narrna er H. W" ma he
betoro tne pl'oS conia eet ner nnaef headway,
aaena the bamk an IN " 1nn'ant 1rns
akailot .ao oaln "lu - taotont nus poalueo
oaaa ~ nayar nrT,,n ,@nn 81 nhiaP
Me,sn, Cny Marsnal. Ma1t nmon, weA-KnoWn
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oo keoR 0as
, 1873-10-29

Special D,spatch 10 Tie Chicago 7rfouns.
BUFFALO, N. X, Oct 28.-The report TINT
10000 men arc out OF employment in Buffalo,
which has been aent OUT over the country, is
greatly exaggerated. There arc not 1000 at the
mott.