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, 1873-10-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

a Decision OF tho Illinois supreme
Court Relating to Eoroign Land
Companies Attempting to DO Afusi-
ness in ,Elais Stntc.
Speciat Dfspafch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
, SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Iho Supreme
Court Of our State, at the June term, 1878, de-
cided au important question in tho law Of cor
poratious. In tho caso Of John 3. Oorroll V.
the City Of East st. Louis, which was an appeal
from the Circuit Court of st. Clair County, it is
held that the Connecticut Land Company which
Is . corporation created by tho Quileral Assem-
bly, Of the State OF Connecticut for the purpose
of purchasing lands, cannot hold or convoy
lands IN the State Of Illinois. TAoy further
held that whatevor might bo tie right Of
a foreign corporation to hold 30 much
rea estate as il necessary for tho transaction OF
its ordinary business, that the policy Of tho
State of Illinois must bo regarded as Bottlel by
the expression Of the Legislative aud Executive
Departments against permitting corporations to
be created for tho purpose Of doaling in lands;
and that tho rofusal OF tho Legislature to char
ter corporations for that purpose, must bo re~
Ear1ed ag denial OF that powor to the Legsla-
furo Of any other State. Tho Court Gays, ut is
an inevitable conclusion that Tho law OF the
country docs not ayaii to pormit foreign cor
poratlon TO transact business in tllls State
State, which haA neyor been conferred on our
own corporations but has boon repeatedly 10
fused,
, 1873-10-28
THE INDIANS.
The Utcs Agrce to Go On Thotr 1ecser.
vat1On in Colorado.
Snfcfal Uftudt.h to Tbs E{ic4Go Tribune,

The Utcs Agrce to Go ON Their 1Ecser.
vatlon in Colorado.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
THE UTE INDIAN DELEGATION.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 27-Thc delegation
Of Ute Indians will leave On route for Colorado
tomorrow. They will tako back with them
greater feelings Of disgust than thoy brought
East. In their final interview with the Commits
sioner Of Indian Afrairs, this morning,
they we're further " impressed" and, hav-
ing no alternative, they acquieaced in
tho Brunot treaty, ccding to the United States
4,000000 acres Of land, aud agreeing to move
finn New Mexico to Colorado about GOO OF
g. D Utos. Tho Ute Chiefs Btoutly contonded
that the original agreement was that tho
annuity Of the Government of s25, GOO per
year, which they wero to receive for the roBerVa-
tion they Gavo up, was to be spout aa the Indians
might please but they wore "impreascd" to
believe that they would hayo to allow their
money to be spent for them as their Agent aud
tho Government might deem best.
ITO tho j saoctated Prtss.1
WAB11NaroN, Oct. 27.-The Ute delegation Ind
final interview with the Commissioner OF the
Indian Bureau to-day, when tho Brunot Treaty
Was acquiesced in, and tho Ute Chiefs promised
that tho Utes now in Now Mexico, aome 300 or
600 in number should be moved to tue Los Pena8
rescryation, in Colorado. Tho Utos were 10th
to consent TO this arrangement, but tho Com
missioner assured them II thoy did not move to
Colorado the Government would compel them to
do 40.
, 1873-10-28

Monroe btreeta, prico u contH. Peraone IN I'LL
parts Of the country should send for these beau-
tiful medals Enclosing, in addition to price,
3-cent for return postage). They worth live
tlmoa tho price charged, and tho money paid Ia
simply donation to our aufforng follow-ctl-
zonh of the South. Oyor 81 400 have nlroady
beon sent to Memphis aud Shreveport from tho
funds thus realized.
EXPOSITION " I1oNEEn PRINTING pREss:
While taking noteB III tho "hig show" re-
contly, our attolllon was attracted to finely
finished aud, aud yoty handsome power pi prntiInE
to be the Unicaso Taylor Combination Drum
Cylinder, from tho Chicago Taylor Printing
PRESS Company, 3, 7. Rounds, President. This
Company-tle pioneor nnd only printing proBs
manufacturer III tho Wost-was oa,ablisl.od ll1
tls city only six years ago, and has alroady
achieved great Buccoss, having built several
hundred Of these machines, now running all
over tho Northwest, the South, and on the pacl-
tio slope, aud NIL giving cntiro satlafactlon not
and inoat perfect printing press, III tho market:
tl.is ,nanlfactory. which runks with the oldest
aud loat at tho Eaat. aud ono wEio!, IL f,rnisll-
ory which oannot DO oxcolled IN this country,
thus aaying them time, expense ss!l freiglts +;
and tho laot tlat in tho short time siaco ils III"
ception thia Company laH built np ~ Immense
| aud lucrative businoHa speaks vol for tho ox-
cellonco and superiority OF tn manufacture. lth
President, Mr. Rounds. has also boon orgaged
largely In tl,o printers furnishing business In
thiu city for quarter OF q centu4y, aud now hat
| tho lalggst md lnoBt extensive printors
warehouse IN thla country a. and u therefore pre-
| nly every want Of tho Western printer. Ho has
| also on exhibition all tho bost lnaloa Of tlle
d,tYoront job proAses--tha wlolo forming yer,
attractive foasure Of tho Exposition
| 4 SUGGESTION.
| 70 The Editor er Tho Chieapo Tribune: :,
| Biz: TAe announcement through the preRt
, 1873-10-28

Sergcunt-nt-Arlns Ortisvny ViCtimizcd
--NIOv9nlCnts Of President Grant ind
Ex-prcstdcnt Johnson.

Scrgcnnt-nt-Arlns Orti1pny Victimizcd
achievements Ut President Grant ind
Ex-rrcstilcnt johnson.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
oRDWAY's BARGAIN.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct 27.-Whon tho Gov
ernmons WAS engaged in condemping property
on tho square southeast Of the Capitol, which is
being cleared for tho purpose Of adding
TINT apacc to tho Capitol grounds.
G. osaway sofgeant,.aat a Of the Gnse OF
of historical memory and fame:: His purpose
WAS to have 1t moved to al adjoining block,
but since its purchase BY him
10 alleges that the promises have
etc., carried away md ho domnnds abatement
equal to the losses ontailol. The architect Of
tho Capitol approves Ordway's request, but 6eo-
retaIy Delano says man who buys q thing ut
auction either takes tho risk Or ought to know
what lo Ia buying. Tho property will probably
hayo to be reHold.
THE DISTRICTS CoAL-TAApE.
More yeesels arn now wanted to carry away
tho largo quantities Of coal that liave accumu-
latod at Georgetown. and Alexandria since tho
longed suspension on account Of losses aud
breakagoB last summer.
Ex-pREs1DENT Jo1INsoH
haa become uneasy aud impatient about his little
National Baui, Of this city, and he called on tho
Comptroller OF The Currency today to obtain
tho bank, and TIC possibility OF ita
ability to pay creditors. Johnaon anu
mot in tho comptrallers Office for The first time
within about tiyo years.
PRESIDENT GRANT
has accepted nnother invitation to attend a
show. This ono u to ho hold ut baltimore, under
tho anspicea Of tho Maryland Institute. The
President has promised to attend tho Exposition
next Thursday.
, 1873-10-28
CRIME.
Attempted wtfc Murder In F1tta"
bMrEh.

Wtfc - Murder In Pltta-
btlrEh.
sptcfat Dfspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
p1r1snunarr, Pa, Oct. 27.-Tliomas royno
this morning, In fit Of jonlotsy, attempted to
taho tho life Of lis wife hy shooting her az llor
residence, 1863 Fifth ave1luo. Coyno II !lod-
cnrrior by trado, and llo acousod h'B WHO q IN
consistency. Last week ho wont away nfld re-
turned rather suddenly, aud found another man
occupying tho position which rightfully p9longs
to tho husband. This maadoned him, and TITS
morning llo tried to kill llor. Ho succeeded III
inilioting two wounds upon her. ono on
tho loft side OF tho head, from which
tho bullet glancod, and which =, fractured =
tho skull. Tho othor lodged In hor throat. u
Is thought Bho cannot recover. After dolng tho
shooting Of Ills wife, Coyno attempted to COM
NIT su}ctdo by shooting himself through tho
tlcshy part at bis body md through tue loft fore,
nrn,. The wounds aro not Serious but ono Will
prevent him from sitting down for Bomo timo,
and tho ott,or from handling nnyth1ng hoayy.
Ooyno has been arrostod and jailed to await tho
results Of lis wifo's injuries. Mrs. Coyne do.
nioa any ilogitimaso intimacy with my man, aud
state TINT size md hor husband have always
lived happily up to this time. Coyno, whom
questioned rs to why Ae shot himself go pec,t-
1iarly replied TINT ho didn't know what no "aB
doing, but lo wanted to kill Ills vito aud then
die.
, 1873-10-28
ST. LOUIS ENTERPRISE.
The Ia0gnm.hIlen prtNe-Flglat to Take
kbJnr&, YNitftnpsr Btsa3

The 1aognn.AIie prtNc-FlElat to Take
Place without E1l7l.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-Iho Ilogan-Allen fight In
bonnd to occur tomorrow, unless intorforol
with by Gov. Boyoridso. Hogan is unwell,
and IN bud condition to lght, but shows
said positively that the light will
occur on MI tBlaud few milos down tho riyor,
whero Allen aud McOoolo fought onco. There
arc not mauy ntrange sports in town 30 far
known. Mike 0anlsy and Tom Kelly Soc
ond Hogan Arthur Chambers and jack Madden
second Allen. Bots, yesterday, wore IN favor Of
Hogan, some wagesh being nude OF $40 to s100
that he would win. Mont bots, however. wero
on tho time it would take him to set whipped,
few yautuEipg On more than % minutes,
, 1873-10-28

WuEEL1Na, ". Va, Oct. GAS a htroot car
was crossing tho track Of the Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad, in tho Eighth Ward Of this oity, on
Saturday, passenger train atrucls tho hind cnd
Of tho street car. The passengers, bccoming
frightened, jumped or, and one man nan!od
jured that he died in few houra. Nlr. Loz.ar
WAS returning homo from making arrangements
for tho funcral Of hia brother-in-law whom tho
accident QccuIIQd.
, 1873-10-28
Suspected Murder Of n Child Ncnr
NFirltcrsett IosvR.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 9TabuHe.
DEsAro1SEs, Town, Oct. 27.-A ntep-child OF 2
man named Daniels, IS months old, was found
doal In tho woods six miles north Of
Wintorset, yesterday. Tho child disap-
poured from tho house last Tuesday
whi1o ita mother was absent aftor water Az
efforts to fluid it wore unavai1ing until
yesterday. Tho body WIS discovered quarter Of
4 mile from tho houHc. Much excitement OK
lists in tho noighborllood, as tho infant was too
young to wander of so far alone. It was step
Sou Of Danioa, his wife having boon divorced
Is that tho child was carried away by so,no ono
who entorod the houso during tho mothers NIB
61nco.
, 1873-10-28
NEW YORK.,

theodore TiIton Declines to lgo Iss-
vcstigatc&i by tho plylnoslti. Churcl,
Aut1a0rit1es--'x ho <a1.ilA Union EQotul
Bankruptcy Cnses
TIE BEEcHER.uowEN HUANDAL.
New YoaK, Out. 27,-Thoodoro liton has
writton letter to tho Plymouth Church Com
mittee, saying that, inasmnch as ho iaa not been
a member Of that church for the past four years,
Hon to appear before them, and, therefore, ho
declines to auswor to tho chargos mado against
him In tho DeecAor-Dowen scandal.
BANKRUPTCY CASE.
In tho bankruptcy matter OF 8: Leland and
pthera, propretora Of the Graud Union Hotol,
1t Saratoga, Judge Blatchford has decided that
tho first-mortgags bondholders are entltlea to DO
paid In accordance with tho terms Of the bonds.
, 1873-10-28
CASUALTIES.
Drowned.

Snctiai Dtspatch to The Chicago 71riduns. =
KEoKuK, H.. Oct. a7.-Dotwcon II md
o'clock on Saturday night, wllilo the draw Of tho
bridge which epals tho mississippi Riyor at this
place was open, it having becn pluced in TINT
position in order to make somo roralfs, Il man
namad Edward lYolsh. an omployo of tho Tolo-
do. Wabash l. Wostorn Railroad, walked OIL the
abutuaeut into tho river, and WIS drowned.
, 1873-10-28
FIRES.
Disastrous Confagration ut
Canastota, n. Y.
The Business Portion Of tho Town In
Ashes.
LARGE Fires at Paxton, H., and
Waterloo, Iowa.

Destructive Eiro In kCnnnstotn, NJ y
SYRACUSE, OCT. 27.-A fro broke out In canas-
tota last night, which WAS quonohed this morn
Ing after burning ovor Blk acros OF territory, de-
atroying throe hotels, thirty-two dwellings,, and
between forty and fifty places Of business. Tho
total loss 10 estimatcd by insurance agents at
B150, 900. Total insurance, 100000. Tho fire
wns undoubtedly tho work Of On incendiary.
Tho business portion OF tho town Was all do
ptroyed, ezcopt the Decchor Block. Tho citi-
sons hold meeting tonight aud passed rosolu-
tlons inviting pecuninry aid Of tho charitable
cvegywhcre, aud appo,uting Er. D. Il. Rasbacht
Cashier of tho CnnaBtota Bank, to receive any
contributions a committed vas also appolntea
10 Investigate the causo Of Bucl, frequent tlros.
SECOND DISPATCH.
sYpaousE oot. 27.-rho fro at Canastotn was
First discovered shortly after midnight in o barn
In tha roar Of the Bocchcr Block, anu adjoining
tho Eagle Hotel and wooden building on oen-
tro stroets: It quickly oolnmunlcstea 10 1he
strumcnts, adjoining the Post Oflico. A strong
'eousherly wind prevailed during the fire north
ward. Tho width Of tho track Of tue fro was
about half block. --...
THE FLAMES gwErT EVERYTHING
up to Canal. They tlon 1oaped over Canal, and,
traveling ono block on tho other sido, made tho
destruction complete. The BtotcB destroyed
were mostly wooden, with occasional brick build
1ngB 1nterBporBod. AL engine SEM from Oucloa
aud the Canlstota engno, played on tho fire, hut
II se0 o y0Gnse lenoas tna laln sas astazoa Il ii
their efforts. Finally, thero boing nothing moro
TO burn in TINT direction, the fire was subduod.
Two hours before The discovery Of this fro Q
barn, belonging to tho Central Railrood and used M
FOR storing hay, yYas burned, toxothor with 100
Ions Of hay and several cars. THIS was also tho
work Of M inccndiary. So.
This is tho third disastrous condagratlon thcro
In six months, involving au aggregate loss OF
temporary structure erected on tho Bita of the
April fro. all the fires have doubtless boon the
work Of lncendiaries Tho inhabitants conton,-
plate tho appointment of q Vigilance Committee
10 preserve what is loft of the village.
, 1873-10-28

NEW YoaK, Oct. a7.-The Testimony in tho
Stokes case was closed this morning, and Mr.
Tromaino, for the defcnso, began Ills address to
the jury.
TINT all stokcs' movements proved abserco Of
malice. His only firing two Bhols and throwing
away his pistol with two loaded chambers, and
hiB exclamation and call "Doctor there's {. man
ahot," were dwelt upon es excluding the idea Of
that Stokes Ind no motive to kill, bnt Fisk, WHO
wns joalous, had eyory roason for wanting Stokcs
tut or tho way.
at 1:15 O'Clock, when hrr. Tromaine bad only
spcoch tho Court adjourned, after caution to
tile jury to refrain as yot from coming to ceu-
cuslona,
, 1873-10-28

!sptc,at Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
hfcGREdon, H., Oct. 27.-Tle tug-boat Iowa,
usof. By tho milwaukee, l. 81. Paul Railroad in
transferring freight acroaa tho west channel Of
tils mississippi Iiyor, collidod with the transfer
barge on Saturday and sunk it. -Four loaded
CARS were OIL the barge at tho limo, which tnm-
blea into tho river. rwowore loaded With flour,
AMI! tho other two with wleat. Tho loss 10 quito
q garInl1a ono.
, 1873-10-28
KILLED by n Failing Derrick.

Special Dispatch u Tic Chicago tribune.
IHp1ANApo11s, Oct. 27.-ThiH afternoon, a der
rick used in tie construction Of bridge over
tIo White Riyor. near this city, fell and instaut|y
killed Potter Dursey. who to-lay arrived from Vor-
uon, Ind. aud began work. a piece Of acanlling
two incllea thick struck the crown Of the mans
hoad, literally clcaying Ills head to tle spinal
dependent family. This il the second man killed
by u falling derrick Biuce Saturday noon In this
city.
, 1873-10-28

that tho Chicago 1ntor.stato industrial Expoet,;
ton will DO closed Noye sggentu TIE iaoa tl,s
visit by tlio poor Of Ollicogo. I'oro aro doubt
lcss many Who by rcaaon OF tho toar npnroach
Of winter, and tic sl,rinkago Of ANAL earnings
brought about by tho panic, would scarcely feot
tho 0rcat Exposition. Thoy arc noyort!oleHs,
cItzonB, and arc ontitoa to tile consideration of
the maiagora Of tho greatest show cYor COTTON
up In this country. LtnEhA1*
AunonA, Oct, n, 1873.
, 1873-10-28

Special Disnatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FOND Du Lao. Wis, Oct. 27.-At a Peoples
Convention, composed OF Democrats and Ropub-
somb1y Districts, hold to-day, the Hon. Andrew
Dccringer was nominated for tho Sonato, James
LaEcrty for tho Assembly, ard Robert Hnrland
for School Superintendent. Tho Peoples Con-
vention adopted the following resolution
unanimously:
WHEREAS, In opinion tho time has arrived when
tho representatives Of tho people uoul bc chosen for
their qualifications rather han from previous party
athnit1cs and
WHEREAS Wo consider TINT we nre not bound by
amy previous nomination. therefore,
llesolped, That VIC placo In nomination a Peoples
ticket to bo voted for at tho ensuing election, md In
vito 10 its support a who can indorae these eeut-
1nonta, regardless Of prosont previous party tics.
, 1873-10-28

aud that creditors holding oollatorala us security
for 1oans aro ontltlcd to bo credftod with thonl.
Butt TO RECOVER.
In tho caao Of Asa 3. Richardson Y. II. Hath
away, Of Oneida County, N. y, by which plain
tin sue i to recover e2600, was concluded to-
tlny. Richardson made advances TO Hathaway
OIL n conBlgnmont Of hops, which tho former
sI,ipncd to Liverpool, but did not 1oalze tho
amount Of ADVANCES. Verdict In fayor OF Riell-
archardHon for full amount. Tho caso ID regard
cd Aa toat case.
, 1873-10-28

NEW YonK, Oct. 27.-Tho trial Of frank +.
Toutor, tho casAier Of the wrecked Atlantic
National Bank, haa been commenced, Charles
4. Mo!gs, tho Bank Examiner, testified to ill1d-
Ing lolioit Of ,3lU0, 900 in Taintor'a accounts,
alitl advising Taintor'a arrest,
Il is Btated that In tho easo OF Ta;ntor, tho
dofaulting Cashior OF the Atlantic pa.,l, by
whicl, flt0, QUO wero lost, tho dofcnHo will 10
tnnt Tho DIRECTORS wore fully awase aud conse
to I'ain tor's spcculatiug with the funds OF tho
hunk
, 1873-10-28
Il Drunken Row Among Indians Neur
Suit Lake,

SALT LAKE, Oct, 27.-A sanguinary fight oc-
CURED yesterday among band Of Indians in
Jordan, who Ind become maddened with liquor
Eurnished them in the city. Guns, knives, and
through one of the Indians bruins aud killed him
instantly. Others wcro wounlud Adjutant
Ward was obliged to stand guard at their houses
to protect thoir families.
, 1873-10-28

Speetas Dispatch to Tha Chicago 7ttdune..
spRINor1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Mhert Smith,
chief c1ork to Collector Harper, had hia case
continued this morning by tho Court until tho
next term, which will take place in January
next. lie is to bo recognizod to appear thon in
bond Of $4,000.
, 1873-10-28
SAGINAW SALT.


Sncefet Dis,atch to 1Ae CAicag0 4f1dune.
DEruo1r, Nliol,., Dot. 27.-Deputy salt In
spector lioorgo Hall las just completed an oHf-
n,ato, bnHoi On y porsonal visit to III tho wora,
Of tlle salt Oh lnnd III tho Saginaw Valley ct tAh
ditto. Io finds thu total anuAnt to 10 14s,53A
uaoletl, 78 $50. or tito totnl amount, "a 8l8 bar-
rroln uro in Day County, n1,d 73,Goo in Saginaw
Oounty. some eleven tlrmn have closed opera
Lions, n1.tl forty 1isnls aro htlll oorating. The
AMOUNT Of salt Aaud Ut this tluo Inst year "as
126 900 barrels.
, 1873-10-28

Spfc|al Disp0fch 70 The Cl3c00o 7Fi5HNc.
Mc0nEaon, H., Oct. 27.-Ono night last week
an atton,pt was made to burn tho Town Of Albat
Ia. During tho high winds that visited that
section, sonlo party not fro to an empty building
near the business part of tho piaco. and, but for
itH carly discovery, the whole town would have
hacu cuuauulrl.
, 1873-10-28

Frntricidc In Clay Township, Ohio.
Special Dispatch ia Tho Chicago :. ibu,lc.
GA111poL1s, O., Oct. 27.-In Clay Township in
this county. yesterday, George Long settled
Log, seyoring the femosal artery and causing him
to blood to death.
, 1873-10-28

Sneetai Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, la., Oct. 27.-Ihe trial Of James
Messenger, colored, indicted for the murder of
another colored man named Joe Wilson last a,lm-
NOR, commenced horo this afternoon.
, 1873-10-28

KAssAs Cry, Mo-, Oct. 27,-The family re-
ported as drowned at Forest, Ontario. III sat'1r-
any nights dispatches. under peculiar clrcunl-
stances, loft Kansas City last Wednesday, to go
to Bsookvillo from Chicago.
lived hero. aud tho family stopped with him
while lorG. James Ralb was sick and domonted,
Which accounts for tho drowning OF himself mud
Child Tho wife Mrs distracted by His SUD end,
and attempted suicide.
, 1873-10-28
1t Paxton, Eord County, Ill.

Special dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
B1ooM1NaToN ILL.,, Oct. 27.--Bennott's Hote1
ut Paxton, Ford County, wns destroyed BY tire
Barly this morning. The loss is 100000 Tho
building VAS we'll insured. It was owned by
James bhepaydBon.
, 1873-10-28

Pennsylvnm&n Officinl Hoturns.
Tho official roaurnp for Bupromo Judge and
Btnto Troasuror aro reported as below. Wo give
tho voto for Governor ln 1879 for tho purpose Of
making COMPARISONS
, 1873-10-28

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EsoANADA, Mich, Oct. 27.-Tho coal house Of
Stock No. /, at tic Fayetto furnace. burned
down on Friday night. The tlro also destroyed
one kiln and injured five otlors. Loss, $1,000.
, 1873-10-28

Spcctai Dispatch to The cAicego 1TibnHe.
PLYMour11, In'., Oct. 27.-1his afternoon .
farmor named Hunt, living soven miles north of
this place, was licked by yonng horse, rcceiv-
Ing injuries from Which he died shortly after
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