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, 1873-10-23
What, tho President E1opcs For-Con-
grcss to Built E1Ouses for tlae Cnbi.
net. the EtntQH for tho &enatOrNa


What, tho President Mopcs Eor-Con-
grcss to Built E1ouses for the Cnbi-
nett the StntoH for tho Scnntorxs
In conversation tho other day the prcsidont
statod that thoro were thrco things lo hoped to
900 ut least "inaMguratod" boforo ho retired
from Office. tin tho first place," said he, II
want tho Government to erect suitable build
ngs for all ita otlioars entitled to quarters. We
arc now paying for rented quarters about $17b,-
600 yoar. This money and the interest on it
would iu q foW yearB mako sum sufficient to pay
for the buildings required" The President addod,
llko ours that 1t should own tho buildings occu-
pied by Its officers for tho transaction Of It's
bugineaB.
Io continued: "Another thing want to SEQ
inaugurated bcforo I retro from Office Ia the
erection OF suitable houses, private residences
for the members OF the Cabinet They arc ex-
pooted to entertaiu great doal, and must liyo
in comparatively good houBeB, r they hnyo not
private fortunes It requires nearly all ti,oir saa-
OIL" Tho Presidents idea Is that thoso houses
should pot only DO built, but generally furnished
by the Government. .....,
IIo lopep, too, to 800 movement inalgurate1
by the geyeral States to build residences for
tior Senators. This, Of courHo, would bo fol-
lowed by tho erention Of ino residences by 1netn-
bcrs Of tho House Of Representatives. who have
largo fortunes aud Gnu afford it. Those yiowH
Of the President, although not ontiroly now
lean agltated several yonrs ago, .cannot fall e
mako a favorable impression, backed III tlley vii
10 by hB influence, It IL not Improbable thu
before tho expiration Of Ills torn. the preailon
will call tho attoution Of Congress to this sub
ject In ono Of his annual messages.
, 1873-10-23
fhat Ottumwn ia not tho only plnce whore tho
eanno taottca Wore prncticcd BY Tho railroad

thas ottumwn ia not tho only place vhoro the
monopolists.-Kcok,k (Iotoal Constitution.
Tho Republican party ia famous for passing
all idca Of virtue down to the Winds. ant!
scandallze the nation with their aobauchoyy and
tlofts. :. j. Wo ask tho Anti-AfonorollstB to
look at thcse l:ingR, nn acc If they oal11ot truly
say tat tose wio "afo No.. t.ara tnr t'ic ~ n. gre
coiyo ara entitled 10 loss weight tinn ott.ropeat-
Cd official nctB.-McLeo" County tfa') A"'''
Since tho porpotuation Of party powor has 1ns
ALWAYS boon considered tho most dangerous zoe
to our Republican institutions, tho honoat, con.
Boiontioua man Who Inns his coll'ltlys good ut
heart should not asls, Cannot this or thas reform
bo accomplished m well by tlu old party as by
chockod aud controlled aa vol by tho ilow :, and
II he can answer yeB to tho Inter question Ito
should unheBitatingly join tho now combina-
fiou.-An.cs (Iotca) Brain aud Muscle.
Ii Congressman anu tho Aarlnlstrat.on can,
that In worthy their SERIOUS consideration, they
do not posBeeH tho political sGKaoity Tor which
tfoy hive had tho crcdit.-Euansufae (ind.)
journal.
factv, and to ayoitl tho nlisnltcs aud repeal tho
wrong action OF tho last Congress. IT apponrs
already certain tint tho anlary-grab Of tho
lust Congross wns serious injury 10 ING
Republican party. II IT IL hot rereaietl,
go far as, Congressional p:]aries nre con:
oornetl, tho Injury may become worse. Nor, 1t
it is repealed, will it answer to mako tint nm
excuse f1r restoring tho miloago ahuae Or the
1ranhng abuse. Wlmt tho country desires is
strict economy. unBpottod honesty, and careful
sypIdanco Of hasty legislation. Doubts ~ te
virtues may DO .ungraclouB, md may DO IN
reasonable neyortheloss, SO long as there orr
voters who do doubt, tic Republican party sui.
fors from thcso doubts, since 1t ia tho purity IT
powor,-Det,oit Post.
, 1873-10-23


orr4wa ytffiir it, :: 81 sspnssssnt tho
!esas my Shs 's sooSns va %a 81
transacted:
bsiof.. &nA'0''0n " 'r'''''' - s' '''''' ~ '''
aa1-MotIon by appellee to tax tho COSTS of an nddi
a26-Niotion by appellee 10 reply.
BJg-blotlon by appolloo for time to 1lo brief.
431-Mosion fSr ca,,so to nle additional error.
{18-Moton by the appellee for further hnlo to flo
briefs.
d5s-Nloton to 1lc amendments rs pcr stipulatAons
OH li'o; huetatnea und leave granted.
577-h,uiou to dismiss arpeal for waut Of rreeau-
tien; dismissed with M psr csnt m , Iamng;s tgs.,+ - H..
o9ass er sFG 70 o brief for appoeo
4SUIotion Is for further time to o bricfb, as per
stipulation on flo.
H8-Paaaed.
Suggestion Of tho death Of appellee, with copy
| Of the lottor Of administration.
| 9c1-A1otion to file amended record.
t8o-1Iotion to allow appeal; molten for an tnune-
67s-Motion 10 diam!ss tho appeal, and tho appoal
| dismissed with per cent damages.
67D-N1otion for nnnlatnus.
947-otfon OF tho appellee tor extension OF tino TO
408-aarae motion.
| 6b1-M0t1ch Tor q nnAi deCTce.
1V4-Motton to sot aside order Of adlr1nanco, and
2si-siouon by tho appellee for further t!mo to hlc
4ta-atoon by thc appellant for further nao TO a1'
| abatraots OF tho briof. ...
6d7-t1otion to dihmlss; the appeal dismissed. -,
5i7-Motion to disnliss; appeal dismissed, with
5as-Motlon to dismiss; appeal dismissed, With
6alwMotion 10 reta1 costa. Tho following was the
| oALn OF THE DOCKET. -....,
COMPANY % '. % Fordinand stu%ps. BY lis ncxt friend
to8-puiask Roberts ct nj. '. Wilson T. Dunn takcu
t5s-Jscoe Kelloy, ia,p'eaaed, &o' '. Harlan T
= s9 SsePs e. ss ss OK re ct al George Gross
51s-1rohibald Mccoy r. Tho People, &C.. taken or
Christopher 1. Phelps '. john L. curts OF al. mo
ton for further time to hlo abstract.
b23-stephcn phelps ct al. '. Amnndco Dcrtho!t
| and Ferdinand Ragier Parton passed.
62Estophen Phelps ct al. :. Jacob Edwards ct nj.
52s--Frank P. narkAway OF al. '. John nttches
596-aeorge Eager v. John Lyle Ting: ,pasae' -,
b27-John D. Hong '. Ja1nes G. Starr taken on call
62S-John i. Hong v.Ja'nes G. Starr ct al; taken OF
s2e-1saSs R. stowel p Helen Beagle nsHssa r q
| al argued by Waughop TOR tho appellant
531--Abner @. Harden Y. Tho Commercial LOAF
Company OF al; passed..
t32-Tho Chicago. Toek Islant / Pacific Rnilroa,
Company v. Theodore ". Kenncdy ct al; taken ol
cnll. : .. -.
633-The People OK rel. John Culver '. Horace c
Fulton molten to aubnht on tho part Of tho NJ
| pcant.
6l6-Chnrles E. Bholton v. John Franklin; motion
rein1tatc.
| on call.
655-Thotnas Knox Y. Peter Draly; continued. =.
55e-Amos ", Shepard v. Wadc Brower ct nj
pasBed.
bG1--hIartin Andrews Y. The People cx. rel. Julia
g. Nu1uEoy: motion to continue; the cauae continued
| 5s2-John ". Durham Y. Tho People e1. rel. Julia
s, Hun.sey; cause continued.
ORDERED. ......
, Tie following to bo admitted: ". @. II. nenin
application for ucense; HilliAm Elliott, George
, Cass, .
, The Court adjourned to Q O'Clock, Oct. a.
, 1873-10-23
COUNTY TREASURER INVESTIGATED.

LEON, Decatur Co., IT,, Oct. 2a.--At The regular
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of this county to-
dayexAayor N. = bullock ,naden fornal denatl !Lss
Of francis Varga, tho rc-e1ected Treasurer ]. II.
Boera one of the Supervisors, and hoavy t!cnicr II!
cattle, ID charged with being fayortc borrower OF
county funds. Wlou tho demand for examination
became known to TreaBuror yarga, TINT gentleman ut
once declared his rcadlncfs to comply with tue
law. There IL being collected O { per
cent tax on tho property Of this cenro township voted
to aid tho Chicngo, burlington Quincy Railroad
which nets SIC, co., Besides this, 1t ia claimed that
there nrs other SIS 900 III tue Trcasurers hands HI
Ia not by law allowed to dspost in bunk or elseTheTe
consequently hours Investigation would tell ths
story Of conformity With the regulations ,nalfcas
nnce In office. Considerable excitement proSails III
town over tho hffAdr.
, 1873-10-23

Yesterday afternoon Miss Ct,shman appeared It tho
extra matinee given at Moyickers Theatre in the
sparkling comedy " Simpson Co." II there ia truth
in numbers, 1lisa Cnahmen must hayo becn COLI
vinced Of tho genuiueucRs Of tho ao!ie!ta-
tions pressed upon her to appear in co'a-
cdy. The house was literally Jummcd. atand-
tna-roo1u being as uuattainnbo as eents. IA to the
performance hcro is nothing to be said atgH ossh-
1nan mud Mr. McVickcr succeeded ns they did ycar
ago. In Keeping the house III continual roar OF laugh
tor The lt9 comedy Ii Of tho fow performances
Of tho modern atago which cannot DO criticised. Tho
audience In tho evening" when Miss CuRhman appeared
large. Tho atar ,sas better supported thAn in any
other dra1na ahe has yet played IN this eeason Mr.
ONeil meeting Tho donands Of .Nacbeth With readi-
ness absolutely astonishing The acting I'LL round was
of q fur higher ortlor than ono could oxpoct.
, 1873-10-23

Tho Report OF tho Royal Commission
In the Gnnntlb uK the Secretary OF
Stute-.seorgo ". nlcNKuIlen In Ottsa.
xva--The Cnso OF F<icl. tho Rlnni-
tobnn Chief
8pectal Dtspafch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. 22.-Tha report of the 1soyRl Commits
sion IL now complete and in the nns Of tho Secretary
Of State. Two brothers Of Scott, tho min murdered
in Manitoba arc said to bo IN tho city They in-
ierosted In tho arrival Of Riel. The tfttzen pub
lshea wood-cut likeness Of 1liel. with ~ namtna,
ia alowcd 10 ei,tor tho House OF Commons, notwih.
Standing Tho granting Of an amnesty II pronaod:
Gnorue ". McA1uiien Ia here. 1t IL rumorcd thal
more Pacific scandal developments are 10 bo made.
large majority Of tho Benators and mcnbess have ar
rived and others expected by eyery train to-mgh
n to-ruorrow Qreot Interest centres in the opening
Of tho House, enco it will afford tho lsat tcat Of TIL
ktreupth Of parica,
, 1873-10-23

would do tho most good Tho coarse Of tho Jury has
and the!r aotlon and Tho probable result Of
tloir Investigation las been freely. reported On
tho strecs from day to dny AZ result Of this Judge
presented, in tho havoroat terms and III closing, told
thom thoy might retire, hut not with tho thanks Of tho
Court. It In Understood tint Fevoral OF tho members
stood out stronuouay for Indictment for murder
until they found they msiat take 1nnns'nughtor or
tierstood tint tho noxt move nf lilo defense will DO for
bai, and tllcn for delay md continuance. This may
be found nnwlso colrae to porsist in, tho feeling
Jury IN coi,fcsslan at frnr to submit tostion 0f
1,sirtler to Petit Jury, and wpn NIL impression shall
proYail that Justice Ia to bo acte by tho Uf money
Or otherwise, aorlous rcsulta 1nny follow.
, 1873-10-23

LANSING, Mlch, oct a2-rhe frat l. SLOW Of The aca-
Iowa CIrY, L.. Oct. 22.-The weather turned sud
denly cold today with November castcrly galc.
M1wAuKEE, WIS.,, Oct. 2a,-About four inches q
anow fell n Minnesota this Atteruoon, clearing of
LITTLE I,oon, Ark, Oct. aa-c.oudy all day. Cold
rain, with wind, this eyeDng. - $685.
IaLITAx. Oct, I.-Throe barges wcro destroyed
during Inst nghts gallo of Point Au Peee, MI Of Lay
Tha hara@ David Morris and Gloho hayc gono to
n,ecea In ahnllow water Barge Saginaw sank III eevcn
foet Of 7yator Another vessel iH reported ashore
short distance down from Point Au felee. Sao at'-
known.
, 1873-10-23
CRIME.


!sptcfa' Dispatch "a Tbs Chieago Trlbunt:
r1rrsDunoI1, Oct. 9a.-A phuso Of criuo has boen
developed IN ta city which has rarely been o9uaed
for atrocity. On Saturday nigh, IN old WOMAN, Is
ycarH OF nEe, VIII found murdered In m old house III
flo Thirteenth Ward, Several parties wero arrested,
and to-tlay ono Of tho persons in custody, young
wo,a, named Iizze Schet1cr, aged ~ years, con-
who yus bcggar, for her 1noncy, As ahe wns supposed
to hnyo lived mIBcr}y hfe and possessed wealth Two
otlcre are in jail Us rccesRoriea Of Tho act. THOR
MINES aro John sclcuttlcr, husband to Lzzio and
Catherine, hiB mother.
, 1873-10-23
CASUALTIES.
A Sailor Crushcd Mt milwaukee,

A sailor Crusfcd Mt Mf11VauKCn.
Specfa, Dtspatcl. to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 21.--The schooner s. Fl.
Foster came to anchor in tho harbor during Mon
day night, and ut an carly hour this morning
displayed signal of datrosa. It was found that
the second mate, Petor Cartin, had suffered
SERIOUS injury. uo had got wcdgcl In between
the main boom ind gaff, and was badly crushed
before hc could be rescued from the distressing
situation. Curtin Was brought IN and taken to
tho hospital, where 1t was found TINT several
RIBS wore fractured, aud that ho Ind sustained
ot1!or severe injuries.
, 1873-10-23
REGh1TA ii BATTLE CREEK.

41@tNN 77ts00lfh "a Th4 fh1f1N6 9Ft11H5a =, :,
BATTLE CREEk, A1ich., Oct. 22-TAo acgatta hold
in this city to-day was grand aucccss. Tie Wsh
Wah aaua, Of Aaglnnw tho aenior fouEoarca shell
race, beating tho Excalsors OF Detroit; w. j. A!exan-
der, Tho junior angle-aculi sace aud Frank Z. Wata,
The senor a!nglo-aoMl sace. Tho weather was par
t1eul4rly n',1 Aud there VIVA largo attendance. a
Tho return fro,n tho Lake, and grand ball at lilo
Qpoxa uouss concludes ths e1ereizes,
, 1873-10-23
HUtctDE.

DEs Mo1sEa IT,, Oct. a2.-Ycs.erday J. q. Leo. a
student in Tho Renior clasa u the Btata Agricultural
College ot AMcs, while IN state Ut anaaon nlental
attempted suicide with razor intlicsing
serious though not fatal wound In hls neck.
NEW fonM, Oct. 92.-C. Dewitt Tower, oK.hasem-
blynuu of tho Eighteenth District, committed suicide
}aat night by shooting hzcf i'll the Acad. It Ia be-
l!nye lint o not caused by pcsuniary Losses. uo
HAH 80 years old.
, 1873-10-23
UNITED AMERICAN h1EcHAnlcs.

CoLuMnuR, o., Oct. 92.-tt tho aesBnn Of tho Slate
Council Of tito Order OF United American Mrel4n!cE,
the following officers elected and Installed y, q:
leltrad, Of Springfield Counsellor; H. Y. Wier1ck, Of
Dayton, State Vice,cou'seor; j. H. Wss OF x9llnGs"
ductor; aud T. +. Horn, Of Columbus, Examiner. Q.
Il. neifsneier, Of Cleveland, chofen Ropreseta~
Tive to tho National Council. Dayton WIS Eelecled ~
tho placu OF tho uoxt meoting Thu Council aonrned
Tonight.
, 1873-10-23
SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME.

Special Df.pateA TO 1'hs Chicago Tribune. y,
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 2l.-Tho Trustees OF tho
BoldIcrs' Orphans Homo have just held their
annual mcetlug, and mado their report. i
represents the Institution % being in an oxcol- GO
lont condition. with 15s cllillron now cared for.
Tho exponaeB last year ware about .25 o0o +;
$4,000 ls asked for next yoar. Gen. II. Mont
gomory. Of Sparta, and DR.. A. ). Ward, Of thia
CITY, having resigned AZ Trustees, Coy. Wash-
burn has appointed Maj. q. l.. Park, OF stoyena
Point, and Con. J. J. Quppy, Of Portage, to TIL
, 1873-10-23

Special Dispatch to Thc Chicago Tribune.
1IcGnEaon, Iowa, Oct. 21.-At North Nc
Gregor to-day. switch-enGino bolonging to tic
Milwaukee l. st. Paul Company coilided with =
freight train of tho Chicago Dubuque l. Mime
eota Railroad, smashing two freight cars and
throwing brakeBman by tho name Of Frank
Marvin violently off tho top Of the car, niuring
him seriously. The Aagmana carelosaness oo-
oaBionod tho collision,
, 1873-10-23
MARINE.

ANHlVED,.... ..r. Oct. ~.
gcl,r Henry Fitzhugh, buffalo, coal.
Hcllr ", u. Alien, Unttalo, coal.
Bchr Barbarian, buffalo, coal.
Hchr q. H. 1Iowlanl Eric, coal.
Hohr MontcalM, Cleveland, coal,
Bchr l.. lIannu, Clsvolapd, coal,
scow kaglao1!a, qarrol!S rlor, wood.
Btmr Apana, Two 1siyers, sunlrles.
Prop Jay 06ula, buffalo, snntlries.
s,air Corona, st. Joaeph, gnndries.
OLEAltED, .......... Oct, %.
achr Comanche, Osw0go, 18,oc0 bu wheat.
RchF Anuie Veughts ougslo, &8,QoQ hu corn.
, 1873-10-23

DErno1r, Oct. 22.-PABsED DowH-props Wander
bllt, Talcgh schrs Morning star, Moeking Bird,
HnnHassan, b. Stewart. Oak Leaf, Board ok Trado,
Ma9ill. ..
and burger achra MECHANIC, City Of Woodstock, Chi
cago, OhcnanBo, Gar.
WtHp-8outhwest,
DETROIT. Oct. 22.-rAssEp Dows-Props Bay City
md hargest East Buffalo and bargo, Arctic schrs
0neonta E. Il: WiiamH, L. ]. Clark, City Of buGnlo,
E. Il. Tuner, j. Couch.
PASSED ur---prors Dnuklrk and bargcs, blanchard |;
achrH West Silc, Meyina.
WrNp-SQnth.
, 1873-10-23
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Suits in tho United States Court MT
DCaNT0iNcA.
Epetiai Dtspatch to Tad Chicago Tribune.
DEsNfo1NHB H., Oct. 23.--In the United BtAtcs Cir
cult Court to-day Judgments wcro rendered against
tho stockholders in the Republic Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Chicago in favor Of j. r. Payaon. Assignee Of
tho Company. Tho Bnts wero brought to compel the
stockholders to pay tho asaessmont made by tho Conl-
rany, aud hnve been pending two years n this Court.
In the san1o Court tho fight over tho Union Pacific
terminus still continues. Tomorrow tho attorneys
compel tie Company to operate tho road from Council
Bluffs, or show cause for rcfusing to do so..
, 1873-10-23

WARRINGTON, Oct. 22.-.rho area Of high barometer
nutt low temperature Will probably extend on Thurs
day southward over tho Western. p!ens to Texas. @
cloudy and rainy weather. For the South and Middle
Atlantic States. aouheaas to southwest xlaa Iartly
south ind east w1nla, with clear weather. For tho
Lower Lakea sonh aId west winds cloudy an rnlny
weather. For the Ohio v9lley, increasing wG1atesy
Lakes wcst and northwest winds, posalby increasing
to brisk with clouds aud occasional SNOW, clearing
pyay BY Thursday night.
GENERAL oBsEnvAr1oNs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23-1 q. m.
, 1873-10-23

NEW YonK, Oct. 99.-Arriyod- Steamships scotia.
from lAyorpool, au1 West pliladelphs, IRON uata-
burH
LONDON, Oct. 2a.-poutschlsnd and 1salls arrived
out.
New YonE, oct 22.-Arriycd- -atenmer ManhAt-
tan, from Liverpool
, 1873-10-23
RAILROAD NEWS.
Preparations Tor Wjntcr Along tho
Line ok tho Union Hnclfic.

l1Ho VA kE1U U8Ho1K + nC1111s
ouxYKNNE. Wyo., Oct. 29.-Preparatious for winter
unon the Union Pacific Railroad are now completed
Every nrocaution that experience and wiAe foreAough
could auggt has been akcn to guard against stoppages
from one to geyon feet. Moro snow-fcneng haH been
located and snow-shoa repaired. There aro no feara
Of any serious detention by snow this w1nter, as A
nnlnta ara Vol guarded This roAd Ia 100 per cent
better prepared than before. The weator along
Tue line is COLI mud clear. Some snow aa faon III tbs
Rocky Mountains, Traiua aro running regularly.
, 1873-10-23
Tho NIcCOOI1 Muralor CNap-.tVfMtefe
snutU HMtltctetl far NInklMl1lll Ellter.

YAKKTON, y. IT, UtE, 9!.-INN 6FanI july II tHh
Territorial biBrlc court for this county, after being
In scasipn week considering tho caEo, returned ~ III.
dictment into Court thta morning agalnss 7. Will
erute for Tue murder Of Secretary slcootk, charE-
Meooai aro very Indignant 1t this rea aid 10 not
Aosate to nay that n,inber Of tho Grand Jury have
heeu corrultly influenced, It is understood that
Wiuternuto haa beon using Mon0y freely Wherever 1t
, 1873-10-23
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.

SrnE3ron, Ill.,, Oct. 22.-one hundred and twent
thouaaud bushels Of grain have boon shipped frot
this point In the last three weeks. Corn, loWeye,
brings to-lay but % conts, and oats y
hold their grain from further shipment,
, 1873-10-23
Sc11cnclk's Mandrake Pills.
]. B. SIE:}Z|. Ella A 7
"a & 86 STATE


Received yesterday, and are
this day offering, a splendid
assortment Of the newest de-
signs in English and Duchess
WALKING JACKETS, Dolmans,
and Redingotes, and would call
especial attention to the new
Embroidered Berlin Cloal1s and
Embroidered Poplin Suits which
are both elegant and cheap,
Also, request notice to tho
Dress and Oloak.making De.
partmellts, in which we guar.
antee the best work at the low.
est prices.
, 1873-10-23
A Convicted FotOai Offors 10 Disclose
tl.o naurdorotA Of the Ql0n. Sharon

VyMtialGs
sra1Hur1rLp, ILL.,, Oct. 23:-rhe state Jour,,al OF
porter hy hIuso Williams, sentence! to tbs Penite.
murder OIL April 70, 1871, Of tho lion. sharon
rGna!trA lyscry eyer sncy ils commission. Will
ia,aH afliras h!a ability anl willtlHaha to ront
out tho u,,lsleress, Of whom 10 Bays thcro Wero
four, provided, In caan Of their conviction,
ho Is partlonel for h!a present o1onso::
1a claims That iii "s9ue4lng TO 9ho royenges himsef
ca,,ae Id know too much. williams. though quito
young. ia notod thief, aud ns heretofore hepn the
chief OF gang tnfus!illg tho clty.
, 1873-10-23

Special Disp1tch 10 The cAitd3o 1rtbune.
DAyEEpoaT H., Oct 22-Up to 4o'clock this after-
noon no arrest Of partes suspected Of robbing the
Rafc of tho Jackson County Troasury had been mado
cided Upon course Of actton There haa been great
excitement alt over tho county It Ia o Rource OF
known to tho burglars. card left upon thu aoor
bearing tho words: 1890 600 gone to hell" The Treas-
urcr Will muk0 Btatemeut soon ~ to tho ezHc amount
stolen.
, 1873-10-23
THE Lflcnm0IlVE ENGINEERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21-At meeting Of the Loco
.notivo Engineers to-day T. 8. 1ngrAha, Of Lafay.
cite, Iud., elected Fifst Grand Engineer. It was
decided to hold tho next annual mDetug at Atlanta,
Ga. Tho engineers leayo tomorrow on an excursion
to WoRhfugtQu.
, 1873-10-23
MISSING STEAMSHIP.

NEW YoRR, Oct. 22.-The steamship 1s1aalIa, which
left this port Glasgow, sept 30 has not arrived al
hor destination, and ler oWnecH think that her
ctincry haa huen disabled. She carriel passengers
Tho vessel La valued ut $200, 600.
, 1873-10-23

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-Elght hundred and Nifty
hre thousand dollars, coined IN twsnts-lolIar go
pieces, delivered this morning to SUP, pal1ack
ton and h half.
, 1873-10-23
KhNsAs CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Speeiat Dttatth to Tia Chttaao Tribune:
KANaAa OIrY, Mo-, Oct. 92,-CArTLE-ltcceirtR,
1916. Feeding and packing gradca in good supply,
am. Increased demand for tho later. sitippera aFo
holding on. Common through TeIan stocrB Sl.a09
&l.G6faa.6D,
llous-1nactiyo, With no Gull from packers, at $3.50
, 1873-10-23
Tho 4saalrond-1sond Formers.

New YonK, Oct. 2a.-Iho uan,cs Of tho Now: York
lerc. aro Frank Qleason dcofgca Wl!kcH and Andrew
Roberts, Of this city, and George G. onetoh, Of stnton
Isand rha detectives any, In order that tho mon ar-
rested might not bo milo to hold Communication With
influential friends, who have often aorvod thcrn bo-
fore under stmIlar nsaps. tho nrreat a1 hS PLACE
Indictment could 10 secured from the Grand Jury.
This, It Is believed, was accomplished yeatorday.
, 1873-10-23
THE WEATHER.
Further Accounts of Damage by ls1lsts
eru E,loods-A<l&itttOnnl Lni1o DAsns"

. 10rss 'f'
speeiai Dt.patca to The Chicago Tribune.
Fosp pu LAC, Wis, Oct 22.-Foiar incheH Of sno"
cIEyEIAsD, O., Oct. 21.-Iho schooner Saginaw,
owned In this oty, bound from Cleveland, light, wont
ashore thruo m!lea enst Of Black River on Monday
night. slls lscs ligh o tho heac but II Is thought
llst ahe can DO got off with 6it lttlc slamnge. =.
Bnuksw1ox Me Oct: rhe ssos,,n AnrenSR'h os 1s, y
Auburn tic shoe factories had to stop work. tho en-
Einea being submerged, mud many buildings arc sur
FOUNDED by water. Dead River bridge. Oh tho Andres.
eogRn Nailroau is washed AWAY, mud passengers and
mails lave to be tranafCrrc1.
, 1873-10-23
4 Travelling Agent in 1oxvn Robbed OF
Valuable PApcrNs

Special Di.p4teh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
McGnEdon, To-, Oct. 2?.-At Gutenberg, Tat yes
terllay, QUO Faust travelling agent for Colo Dro.,
Of Mt Woaeant, robbed Of somo notes to DO col
another agent OF the Baino house.
, 1873-10-23

NEW YnnK. Oct. 22-Tlo Jury In the caao of
Mechni1a for killing United stNtes Marshal Stevenson,
In JerAey City, tonight reurnol verdict Of murder
LII tho first degree. Sentence tomorrow.
, 1873-10-23

LANelNo, Mich, Oct, At. u, Dlckinson. who was
arrested Mt Cara Btaton for tho Of $500
from the State insurance Compnny. has tetsled the
matter with the Company by his nthor giving mort
guge OIL his farm for $700 payable III two ycars.
, 1873-10-23

NEW YonK, Oct, ,27.-Bridgot Thompson wan hlnke1
10 death tu-,iight by hcr husband David. THO hus-
ba1ld 10 undor arrest, and acknowledges tho assau
up Hays he found tiH wlfe drunk.
, 1873-10-23

Tho Pittsburgh Post-d>Sfico Dcfulcn.
Gton.
NEW YoRH, Oct. GA Washington dispatch says
tho Acknowledgement declines to Interfere III tho pros
ecution begun ayanHt dofautng Postmaster Stewart,
Of Pittsburgh, md there Ia prospect Of tho accused
going to tho Iciitsentiary.