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, 1873-11-17
PUBLIC FEELING,
Special D{spateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.

IN WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Tho departure ot
the President and tho Secretary Of the
Navy for Elizabeth, N. j., to DO sb.
sent throe days, gives RHO tc
tho belief that tho mooted Intentions Of resent.
Ing tho Spanish barbarity aro not OF q vory ar.
don't character. There Ia no excitement amongst
officials about tho matter, and everything is "a
calm around the Departments Us II 1t wero in the
summon rccoss. Tho common people aro inilig.
nhnt, and particularly tho Southern olonont.
who ahow as much hato OF tho spaniarils as Ii,
tile days OF Lopez and Crittondon.
BALTIMORE.
Where tho Confederate army has large e,ui-
lion. p'~'''D' - IL = D'sn'' '1'''sa eona'-
THE CABINET.
Ihe moat earnest members Of the Cabinet In
favor Of vigorous measures at the last mcoting,
son, and Richardson.
Special Dfsuateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
IN rttILADELrMtA.
pHILADE1rr1A, Nov; 15-.Tho excitement hore
unnbntee The pooplo intend calling great
maHs-neetlng Of the people ut an curly dafe to
proclaim thcir Indignation at the atrocities.
NEW Yonk Nov N 15Erhe Szg So,x; mcot,n n thu p,r
this afternoon to denouuoe the Cuban butcheries
was addressed by ono Thomas Dugnn, who urged
his hearers to demand roparation. No noto-
worthy Cuban was present, and only a. limited
number Of other nstsonalitios.
NEW YonK, Nov. 16.-Tho Kings County DEM
ocratic General Committee will hold q mass
mooting in brooklyn, to cypress themselves on
Cuban Affairs.
IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Thc meeting at tho
Court-Aouee tonight to cxpresa tho sentiment
OF the people regarding tho execution Of the
passengers and crew Of tue Virginiua was one
Of the largest ever hold In this city. Tie rotunda
OF tho Court-uouBc HaH packed to oyortlowing,
and outdoor meetings were organized at both the
eastand wcet wings Of the building. Gen. Nathan
Ranny, soldier Of the war Of 1872 presided
Speeches were made by Mayor Brown, ex-Attor-
noy-Genoral Dakor, aud o lozeu other local
speakers, oil OF whom took the strongest poBsi-.
BILE ground in favor Of vndcating the national
honor and Wiping out the recent insult to our
flag and outrage to civilization and humanity
by visiting summary vengeance upon tho perpe-
traitors OF tho inhuman butohory, The
war feeling In tho crowd ran very high, aud
thero was a repeatedly expressed desire to take
forclblo possession Of Cuba aud annex it to tho
United Staten. 4 resolution to this eIfeot and
urging tho Government to take speedy and vig-
orouB measures to obtain ropaFation for tile
great crowd still remains at tho Co1rt-uousc.
and tho speaking continues.
VOLUNTEERS TO FIGHT THE HpAH1ARDs..
Tho Lindeu Grays, volunteer military or
ganization here, have tolegraphod President
Grant that they hold thomsoIves In readiness to
respond to = call for mon to 20 to Cuba, and o
number Of gentlemon have telographed that tlloy
will, ii authorized, raise regiment in four dava
for the Same purpose.
, 1873-11-17
GRIM


Special 1spateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DAvENPoRT, 1a., Nov. ia prominent lawyer
Of Jasper County, Robert Mckee, is in jail IN
THIS city charged with forgery. The crime lie ID
charged With committing was tho signing Of the
per County to an important legal document. He
Will have to remain IN jail until March next.
There are now five criminals Of Jasper County
IN our Jail, four charged with murder aud ono
with forgery. ''''@S Wv
, 1873-11-17
THE MANUFACTURERS.

~ Sptctdt Dfspatch 10 Ihs Chtcaqa Tribune.
TIE LEATHER MANUFACTURERS IN NEW ENGLAND
nosToN, Nov. l5.-Tho leather manufacture OF
Woburn is groasly deprossod.- Thoro arc twenty
BIZ manufacturers in tho town, who employ IL
good timeH $50 men, and turn out 18, ,O0o sides
per week. Now thore arc only 750 mon at work,
t,i and tho weekly production ia only 5000 eidos
Tho general impression is that trado will be bot
ter after the lat Of January. As yot thoro Ia
no great distross among the uncmployed, and,
Il Tue opinions Of the manufacturers arc correct
there will be but little suffering during the
Sneciai Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
pa1LApELrHlA GARRETT srANuFAoruHERg,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.--1ho carpet-manufao-
the late strlngsnoy. Two have suspended, and
anothor will be sold out by shoritf's salo on
Wodneadny noxt.
Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune,
'..' SPRINGFIELD RoLL1Na-MlLL. '
Spn1NaFIEiD, ILL.,, Nov: 15.-The Springfield
roll11g-mill began operations again to-day. and
it is expected tint they will run with full force
next Wcok.
, 1873-11-17
THE RAILROADS.

Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
| DosroN, NV 15-1hn voat h,u,noo, - H..
rn;,ro,da corta,;,o T., noo4a.s ~. ,sn, ~ su
- ~ :. Doa'o't i'aAe7 1se u''ncui1
'o oacel TAIN at Eh1s tafnc precisely how they arc
and Will be affected by the pnnio OF tho Inst two
months. but tho officers OF roadu Terminating
| iu Boston ronorallv nrroo in aav;ro t1ot tno],
tbua f,r bova a1,,on;a,.na n,,s1u NOV ."o5
s."a Nat ~ r"'" o1poifenooo ansnt anu, N some
ua7es' no Ill euocts from tho wave OF misfortune
that has swept ovor the land from Wall stroot.
AZ d general thing, tho month of septenbor cx-
/ bibitoa q GRATIFYING incrnasa ovor tho a,T.a
montl, ~ t,,a -ror;os,a y. 4, sno aa'no
.-s,. ~ o pA1'''oo so"i IL sne quautlty OF
ls1oghe anu number OF passengers transported.
October also WAS an excellent month, although
ura1]s In ,oo1od FIR fron, ,,ro,;o,,a ~ra~:a -as
W aono ioAos ING Impression prevails TINT both
1roiGht anu travel have not boon BenBib1y affected
this month on others, officers otmit TINT ttiev
are already beginning To oxporieuce tic ann.
sequences OF the Btagnason, but ali 1inito in de-
olarlng that thoy arc not to 60 through tlo win
tor without being sonsibly ailrnonishcd that the
old-time actiyity and prosperity are gono. Moat
Of tho loading roadH arc intimately connoctod
with largo manufacturing iutoresta II In nl,-
yious that the prostration OF business on thor
limo will at somo time in the near future have
very
MAnKEp EFFECT ON THEIR EARNINGS.
The character OF the freight transmitted IN
thoso localities is various, TIo Fitchburr' Bos.
ton l. Albany transport largely Woatcr1, froirht
Thoir local freight is Of tho patur usually cn2io
for in towns and cities for home i1dustriee. TO
tho manufacturing districts, cotton, wool, dyo-
, 1873-11-17
THE LUMBER INTEREST.

. 6petta1 Dl1b7tsEH % TH1 CNtfuFo 7Tl6Fns.
!, OsnKoH1, WIS.,, Nov. 15.-Notnithstanding
berlng firms arc putting 90 o1tra large Force Of
mon and teams into tho plncricB, and tho nros-
rect is that tho aggregate amount Of logs put In
this wintor will bo fully two-thtrdB AZ largo aB
nsaal: Reports from Upper Wolt River state that
boring camps now In operation Is creator than At
tho corresponding period last year. Tho largo
lumbering firms are doing m increased business,
but tho Bmaler onea are not doing anything to
speak of It is The opinion Of rnill-men goner-
ally that tho ultimate result Of the present inan-
cial stress will ho beneficial to tho lumber in
forest. The present surplus will bo worked OF
boforo this wintor's crop Of logs oan be manufac-
tured, aud next yosr good prices must rulo.
, 1873-11-17
cd % vigorously a. though he wore tho winnor
OF tho hoat. Manic Hall waa completely blown

| aRooNn HEAT. """., ~
Tho horses roro oa1ied Yor tho .ooona hsa. a.
\ quArtor to 4. and thc ,ra1in,ins~r rmhhtn1 y
down ind sald1ine win nooomn1;ahna n rs.,3}
neas for a sot.nff tl firn m;nnt.t ~ Ana.i,hr
np1ondll start waa msdo, Yho three horses isijra
longthH True blue foljowino socorI ." mi ~
frat milo Thad carried tl,o seoro t],rno lanoshe
| ahead, True Bluo second. Dnn1n1a iarofno }ivc
iGfngtls lfag! II tLo sooond milo tle roiatvo posi
rsnna aSI of snS foa orses sses were about tho
mile Ill the horaoa orosgo tbs scnre '' IL .s" nnso
| company Thad a mock nhoa;i n T,rrn pi,,n Guao
nanieln lappinE on tho link. % On % tilo
a aor' naak kl' nantas 5ns9 and Te Dye pull II nook
half. Truo Dluo showed ahoad nnd onena a1s y
gap Of 1vo 1ongthH, which In hn,s IL e!an wpusn
the score, Thad seven lengths in tha raar. Ths6
the aacond heat Of the race. Time ann 'eAo8
PEOPLE LEAVING. 0'e'
Tho crowd ia Decreasing at tbis tina s.u,s
evident by tho long line Of trains hoailc r., ta
ety, sa 4. The broken string Of podo.trans
cool breozo from tho ocoan swoens y, oynr 1ha ta
track Tho contest neema to hAYo iogt its sttrnn.
tlonB Tor many.
srAnrLnn nAnE.
.o onng fhs ses9na milo rnn Of tho last hest
Whoao frantic efforts to csoapo from tue tracs
distracted tho attention Of tito apootstors, md
caused q deal Of motriment. Tho animal dja.
'"''ooo o's pufsaors:
-,- rt. THE CROWD.
Thus fas, tho order, considering tho obaractar
or sgo exhibition and tho crowd in attondnnco.
laa been excollont. No rows worthy Of noto
nsso ocouffed'
the pooresELLMa
nceon1 hest bus The bidding not ~ brisk as
prov1ousiy, pora although number OF hoavy pools
ito of9 ;ti fhI9 I up True Bluo MAS now tho favor
m,. lrS, WIN ne second ehoice alternatng betwoen
saaa n*u a'.a panlols. The ratio betwoon first and
t,o ~ eno'co "aa about four to threo At this
;naG s!na ny oso"a commenced thinning out to =
i..sa ouHtate G4tent: many desiring to escape tho
anasitspie a, ~ Jam OF tho general retreat Tho re-
~ ~ sao taee At thla 1unoture seemed matter
i. i. ;tiu.ounu uncertainty. All turfmon atroked
itv ~ Toen aa to the probable
"of' sesy' "ueh mi1ed.
THIRD HEAT.
.on ~ 1olbos We1o called Tor tho third h0at at
fha u d91 VI ~ 8ood style at 1885: Tlad takos
eavn1e eau ioaa agaln, and pnlla out handsomely
quarter TFno Dlue second: Thsd t holds ndIs liz
omn t throagn Iho 1rst mile and CROSSES the score
.s, .Mu ieng.ns aneaq, Irue Bluo aud Daniels run
n1ne ,,l necs ana neck. The second mile Is close
a5aa an pttweeh she three. They CROSS the score in
t .ne a1at milo: Iho th1rd mile Ia repetition Of
.ne nfat and e4 second. The widest excitement
EloYalla' 1noy croBa the scoro, Thad 1eaduu
nanleIs, iaPping him In the flank, True Blue 8
c4oso 'olfo 81 the trst quarter of the fourth mile.
ne 1a,1a metal Of tho noble animal is exhausted.
70 1al1s behnds, and ia speedily loet in the dis
lance, mad pulls on at his best, and parts
company with Daniels, crossing tho aoore aeariy
ten lengths ahead. The excitement is tremend-
the air is filled with. flying lats. Tho race is
, 1873-11-17
THE INDIANS,
Tho modoca En- Route for Thcix Now
t"' K1OIues

Tho modoca En- Route for Thcix Now
's' Home.
Special Dtsnateh to The Chicago Tribune: "
ST. JOSEPH, No.. Nov. 15-One hundred and
tfty-tlrco Of tho Modocs, being tho eutire rom
nant Of the baud, pssaod throngl, thus city to-
the way to their reservation In tho Indian Terri-
tory. Scar Faced Ularioy is now their Chief,
and at thu bond Of their tribal relations. The
other principal mon arc Bogus Charley, .Stcam-.
boat Frank, mud shaoknasty. TIE noted women
They are content with their lot. It appeared in
credible that in two cara we're tho warriors who
held the United States armtos ut bay TOR months,
and at cost to tho Treasury Of millions OF dol
lura 20 u"
, 1873-11-17
FINANCIAL,
NEW YORK.

: &. ; NEW YORK. =, <.
NEw YonK, Nov. 15.-Thero wo1o fretuont
fluctuations in Wall etroct to-day. At tho opon-
ihgj tho Gold Room was afflicted with
! d. HPANis1l WAN FEyEn =.
to n greater oxtent than on Friday. Lator.
spoculators took more peaceful view Of tho
situation. On. the Exchange buoyancy pre-
| Dominated md there waa sharp riso In prices,
It is stated Tint tho outstanding loan-cortifcntoB
amount to about e10.00o,0o0.
THE NEW BANKING RULES
An anonymous circular, chilling moeting at
tho Fifth Avenuo Hotol On Monday evoning, has
called BY eomo tho Ceariug- Houso rofor1n. Tho
proposttiona submitted by tho Committee Of tho
ClonrlnE-Hou At the recent mcoting arc nov
M made tho subject Of spirited discussion, and
known, whon tho Clearing House meets to yoto
upon them.
oahy during tho afternoon, 1t to per cont.
FonEtoN EXCHANGE
r. oodsy atoriag, AID 1osX@ios e Tor ssht. l9t
Gold opened Of 10951, advanced to I'D, and lator
declined tonl to 1o8N Tho tlnal ealos were nt 1000
and or s'ee eeat Rs so dGe '?FlSn6 s s rats 1 a
Clearings, 5000, 900. Tic Assistant Troas,lrcr
paid out over 9300,000. Imporla, I'd, ,7G2, ,OO8. Of
wllicli e4 442 GAG woro gonoral merchandise ind
pAstoo.19o uEy Poo4b' bpeclo eulpn1ontB Tor tho
wook, s1, ,055, 900, principally silver bars.
8TouK BALE.
At public auction to-day, 25, 600 shnres Of To-
4o9G@4o56. '0'>@ -
GOVERNMENTS
strong and considerable doing.
BTATR BoNDH
strong and bettor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hallway and miscellaneous aneoulatiou with
tho exception Of n abort spell Of weakness at
about !, aud another at about $50, was strong
throughout tho day. Tho advance In prico9
ranged from 11c to $40, aud tho highost Quota
tions Of tho wook wero mado at
tho closo, in aone easos Tho prin-
eeipnl deliveries woro in WcHtorn Union,
Now York Central, Lako Bhore, Pacific
Mail, Wabash. aud Union paoGo. bolawaro,
Lackawanna Il WoBtern, aud Union Pacific at-
tracted moro than usual attention, tho formor
advancing 255, and tho Iatsor ~. Tho total
aaleR amounted to about 48, 900 shares, Of which
25o00 woro Western Union. 6,7OO Union Pacific.
l,79o Wabash, 1900 Pacific Mail, 800 Ohios.
100 Central, 1000 st. Paul, 5,200 Lake Shore.
d00 Hannibal i st. Joo, 500 Eric, 1900 Delaware
Lacknwanna Western, 1900 q. 6. III. O., COD
Rock Island, 1900 Northwestern, 400 Northwest.
orn preforrcd and 300 Atlantic i Pacific pro-
forred
ster ling, LOT.
, 1873-11-17
EDUCATIONAL.

Scott County {Ia.> Teachers, Iuxtttutc,
Special Dspateh 10 The cAicago Tribune.
-, DAVENPORT, a., Nov. 15.-Tho Scott County
Teaclers Institute adjourned to-day, after
session o. six days. Resolutions wero adopted
motrie aystem Of Weights ind measuros and tor
very auccoBBful Quo.
, 1873-11-17

sr JosEpu, No., Nov. 15.-uogs are coming
forward mors freely sico packets on offer a ssa
casn $3.50 Ia offered OH ninety days time, but
farmers generally prefer s9.25 cash. Tue
moathcR to-day is warm, which will rotard opera
, 1873-11-17
Recovery of Damages for injuries
Received In Falling on nm Icy Side.
WAliKss.n1u1cteu IL. n l4ibol Suit.

sptela1 U1spaleh to The CA3ca0o Irlbuns.
DunuQuE, T., Nov. 15.-In tho caso Of o.
Ltughlin '. THO City Of Dubuque, for iniuries
auatainod by Plhintiif last winter by falling on
IN 10y sidewalk the jury gave yordiot Of 81, 500
against tho city.
. In suit for llbe1, triad this wcok ut WgyorlY
1a., platutin, u. 4. Miles, Postmaster at Wayor.
Y reo reooyered verdict agalnst ". II. Morse and
, 1873-11-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

LISBON, Nov. 15.-Adyicca from Rio do Joncf-
70, .. a.. to tho 22d Of October, have been ro-
celvod. Smallpox prevails to m alarming OK
!;t tont III Rlo. business In col1eo ID at stanl-
st,l,. anu fmmonHe stocls arc accumulated.
The revolution in Paraguay hna been snn~
preasod; It is thought that Gen. Nitro Cortair.
" Will 30 the next President Of the Argentine
Confederation.
, 1873-11-17

George Jordan. the Actor.
NEW YonK, Nov. l5.-Tho death, IN London.
OF George Jordan, tho well.kuown actor, is an
nouucod by cable;
, 1873-11-17
BOSTON.

Special Dtspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
RosroN, Nov. 15.-The announcement is made
to-day Of tho failure Of Grodginah Brothers, TO-
bacconlsts, whose liabilities are $4,000. The
firm have assets which will enable thom to pay
80 cents On the dollar. '':'' =: .'''
, 1873-11-17
The I1nrt Dlvorco ut Alton.

Special Dftpatth 70 Ths Cttcago Irf9une,
ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. 16.-Tho Hart divorce suit,
which Aaa been In tho courts OF Jersey and
decided yesterday afternoon, In tho Circuit
Court at EQwartlsyille, in favor Of tic plaintiff,
Mrs. Hart: JoAn Hart, the defendant, is 1
farn}or In Jorsey County, said to be in good cir
oumataneoB, and about 20 years Of ago.
, 1873-11-17
PITTSBURGH.
rnIETEnB' sTnrKE THREATENED.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
FlrTaDunau, Pa, Nov. 15.-The Typograpll-
ical Union hold q meeting tl1is evening, to take
action In regard to tho proposed reduction
dosfrod by tho proprotora Of newspapers, TO-
dueIug composition from ~ cents to 40 cents por
, 1873-11-17

NEW YonK. Nov. .15.--The. workingmen had a
meeting At tile Cooper Union, tonight, when in-
i!ammntory spoeches Tere made, calling upon
tho city authoritioa to furnish work.
, 1873-11-17
PHILADELPHIA,

Inc ulty Vfcn8nrcF to sue to Recover
Licenses from Theatres,
!spseiM Dispatoh to INd CHICAGO 1tfbuns,
pHLApELrHIA, Pa. Nov. 15.-City Treaauror
Wtdenor has notified all tho proprletors Of our
theatres and placos Of amusement OF his tnten-
ttou Of prosecuting thom ton days from tho
proaent dato, unless they immediately comply
with tho act Of Assembly OF htay 16, 1856, re-
quiring aach houses to pay $500 for each liconso
, 1873-11-17
The jackson County Ia.) Treasury
:. Defa1clt{on.

DAVENPORT, Ia., Nov: l5,-Tlo Board of
Supervisors Of Jackson County, with the aid Of
Prosocnting- Attorney Ellis, have commenced
suit against Treasurer Bryan and his securities
for 941 900. se
, 1873-11-17
RAILROAD NEWS.
Aid Voted to tho Chicago A Atlantic
Ikuilr0uh.

5pet!Ht D9sb0tcN 70 116 CH3cdg0 1T16tNs,
Font WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 15.-Tho official yoto
Of the towns!lipa Of Huntington County appro.
Railroad, givos majority for tho appropriation
Of $50. A. very light voto was cast. Tho uloo-
ton, for tho same purpose; hold In Chester
Township. Wabash County, resulted iu favor Of
Tue appropriation,
, 1873-11-17

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Nincteon Thousand dollars
in bullion whB shipped from southampton for
New York today, aud $4,000 from Liverpool for
, 1873-11-17
A $40, 600 RACE.

~6O9 VVU nAVE,
-
=, ,RAoE-TnAox, Ban VnAso1aco.. ,Nov .1E.. MI !,
foyoliueBa Of {;o wo,thoT t,,,a ,aa.st
find tho Intarost T., ~ s'' iao'nH >lhtona'-
nanda to tho on,raa% Nv ,,,s asoo, "a entoed tnou'
circumstances, would havo stuaiously ayoidod
this. wild form Of destination. Doforo t,o it1l,t
Of day lad atroalsod tho oaptorn horizon, M tbe
s,"o =. sr"vel naa set toward tile Park and tho
1oaaa oontosing at this point woro lined with nd
including gamblers, vendors Of various ,ndgosti.
yaonhond. MI hont -, .as.u' s".aa assortment OF
i..,~ a, ~. p,u' VI securing advantageous
:. aoca'lone apopt tho country outlying tho track
Tho economists, who, through pocosaftv or
cholce, pntronfzod tho pet1ostrinn lima n,u1 +,,5o
m carly atart nna tv,4i, t.,,... T.. ''o .1eo
atnny. and rvaro T., .a,s !sAos u l'"nu, sruageo
footmon manifested = preforonoo for tho old
ty to go hit to tho Industrial soonf a. tho
cars, whi1o tho tosmn ca,no o.or .s e re", W sno
o,as,. ,.n.s,h ~naa. 49, n,s ofur sno Mesioh and
oooAno.oa 4oAoo. tno onn-Aouaa road, OF tho
10 o'clock tho roads presented
/ CHEERING snrar
There were wagons. huge,os ,n
b.Tonohos' t1nmnso.r.a .ugs'0o; ooupas, ufaye
n.olo n " !oco''ioNon aoaptod to tho purpose Of
tho occaBion, occupied by people Of every clasg
| aao oonutlon; pouostflanH In groupB and alone /;
| Oh morEy cIoWQ aB ever passed out of tho city
| Tho stylish oquipages, largely occup,oa by tho
| fair but fast ronrosontatvca ~ soo;otv -o,,.a
s1onr v,th thoir n,,stnrn. ~ aoole.,, Io,loo
s .s:,.1s-... "..I . e0s's t.8Aso 1or tho rights
OF Poaestiians' anu occasionally received Baluta.
tho labavjor Of tho ornwa uu' sho MAN.
tool hilsrlt,.
.u 10y nae pooanAts oa'tioan'an' ana typo
OF tho ooitgns1ul autumn season. mellow hazc
| onvelopcd the surrounding hillB, whlo gou-
Ito breeze, that came in over. I'm
clitterpp surface ~ +,,o .o. ,,,,sa,'
no.r,1 ,.roa t,,o sAo "oa' "l,cA
~ ~ .rao,, .otou ioe g. Wostorn extremity
- s..t tIs 'laoA, toaea Tug q atmoaphofo to re-
.tesnaus ! tonlpefatuFe. 10 tho Eastern visitor
'1iG sgone 90 !nust hase peen happy and inspiring.
, 1873-11-17
SPANISH CREDIT.

LONDON, Nov. l5.:--Tlo Spanish lonn reached
tho lowest figure this morning that it has yet
touched in tho London market,
, 1873-11-17

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 15.-Intor,,al reyenuo
yoar, 1886, 750,34l.
, 1873-11-17
THE SPRACuES.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Nov. 15.-rhe creditors Of
HoYt. 6praguo Go. residing hero have declined
tho firm in Now York on tho 18th inst, inasmuoh
na tho banks hero will be Represented in behalf
f'Hoyt, eprague i Co. The following seata4
mont OF their condition was made to thor crod-
itora loro:
, 1873-11-17
m1Irtfor at NIit}dlctoxyn, Ia.

M1nDL eTowNi Pa; Noy.- 15.-Ab1aham Beam
was murdered In his barn last evening, by two
negroes. who subsequently ondeayorad to enter
the house. Wloro were stopping an old lady and
9 young man. The authorities are In pursuit. Of
tho murdeEera,
, 1873-11-17
CREAT BRITAIN

); LONDON, NOV. 16.-1ntolligenco hus boon re-
ee1ged OF very scrlouB conflict In Damagcuo.
aurlng which IN indignity was of1orod to tho Brtss
ieh y lag. The British Consul demanded reparat
tion which WIS refused, 11"N
Lord Horny Charles George Gordon Lonuox.
member Of Parliament for thicestor, Ia dead.
, 1873-11-17

Notes payable on acceptance, Of which arc
tholrafta Of tho A. h ". Spragus b1anufnc-
turing Company Is, ,813, ,3bo ..........S ep096a0
Due banks and othcrs, borrowed on collat-
ernl8. .............. 65p.31B
LUG ponelBnces and othora IN trust 242,3B
suhafy 4naau accounts. ............. 201o0
, 1873-11-17

Special Utspaseh to TAs cAtcago Tribune.
FoRr WAYSE Ind, Nov. 15.-Maj. Lewis
Woke, resident Of this city for tha list thirty
eevsn years, Led to-day after few weeks, i'll
ness,
, 1873-11-17

~ II" 1sao1 11hVki sAH T1EANCIBCUI
NOV. io;-At l:o6 p. N. tho alarm. Of fire vas
sounded " sorioH Of stentorian yells proceed
ing ron n tho grand stand adjoining tho eastern
enc enc @ o. tne M roires1ment saloons near tho Course,
si and s so9a sne smoke rouod up in dense Volumes
1oscallty LEGALLY from vteW. A scene Of intonao OK, Ok
oitenent ensnoq' Ihe crowd shouted Justify. The
shfln g. whistles OF tho :, police inoroased
sne net tsouaness q aueseptipln persons, ana Tor
nont; iAe names lappod Up tho pianka OF the
is.auaato anu teapea higA IN ar. The amel Of
PUTTING = Ia ~yoa soon Deeamo nnplaaaantly strong.
1s,ts ley l., eool men wrGs.ea the burning planks
IT, Mona .no namos, ana stampe0 out tho lre, apd
M9ltnY q n1 hote On an oceaa'2n so profile ot an.
.ples.: ~. ino M1e o51gshateu ~ ne eook-house OF
LUG ea4ooh' 1no aaMago Iann WAS srnllng:
= T,,a str.on =, tov inn;o,ia, r. A. .,nro,o,,;. ~.
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WASHINGTON.

Tho Scramble Tor the Minor Ofglcca In
tho House of EseprcEcntativca-Co:
tract for Furnishing NIorstfn cnts for
National Cemeteries Allcrcu Snn.
clusion OF tho Senate eTransportat4on
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-20

presses Il cause of thought, then
'when the moonlight streams a
radiant glory down would offer
the same harmony to the thoughts
that follow. For, if ''sunlight's bow
err is not the vision, and '.fOr there
were CLEANS of gold, &c" the simili
tude that gives light to the vision,
then you may see at once that any
other fair and beautiful vision of
nature might have started, with
perfect propriety, the same train of
thought, ''sunlight's bower" beng
thrown in parenthetically, and the
vision resting III the lines,
For there were CLEANS of gold, you know.
In the wavy. massey hair
We have thrown out these few
critical hints for the sole benefit of
the fair authoress, and trust she
will receive them in the same kind
Iy spirit in which they are written.
She has decided poetic ability, and
by paying more attention to the
rhetoric of her poems, she will re.
lieve them of much obscurity, and
furnish to the world productions OF
far more than ordinary merit,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-20
The Laugh Of Woman.

A woman has no natural gift more
bewitching than sweet laugh. 1t
is like the sound of flutes ON the
water. 1t leaps from her in a clear
sparkling rill, and the heart that
hears it feels as if bathed in the
cool, eXhiliratirg spring. Have
you ever pursued an unseen fugi-
tive through trees, led on by fairy
laugh, now there, now lost,
now found? We have, and we
are pursuing that wandering voice
to this day. Sometimes it comes
to us in the midst of care or sorrow,
OF irksOme business, and then we
turn away the evil spirit of mind
How much we owe to that sweet
laugh! 1t tulns prose into poetry;
it filings sunshine to flowers over
the darkness of the wood in which
we are travelling; it touches With
light even our sleep, which is no
more than the image of death, but
is consumed with dreams that are
the shadows of Immortality.