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, 1873-08-11

Tho t:crnlnn 1sccr-SelicrH ChtianEo
Elacir Fa,cticn and Ikchtslvo to Keep
t,pun lbOors Oh Sun1uy--A Defiant
I4rltrr to tao Mayor.
Special Dispatch Ia Thc Chicago 7'th"ar
MADISON, W,., Ang. 0.-:f.oso Gor'nana OF
this city who iusiat III, tloir right to sell liquor
On Sunday, and ali1ato with tho State conHtltsi-
tional Upion, lnvo changed their tactics and
gono back on their nction Of tho first Of tho
week, looking to o suspension Of l9uor@selling
on Sunday, and obedience to the lav aud proc
lamation Of Acting-AInyor Chapman on tue suo-
1cut ponling decisions Of caaos hoforo tho Court
at meeting last night thoy voted to lsoop their
ea.oons opon, and soil to customers tho aanio On
too OF tl,e local Constitutional Union,
which thus dellberatoly rasotvca to dofy
tho laws, havo written q letter Of somo length to
Acting chapma full et sn19Is t; nt nltn
ing m through committee Of twonty to tako cog
nisanco oi violations Of tho Sunday Law by other
than sa1oon-k keepers, for WHICH committee o. o.
twenty l,aa been appointed, it III proposed 20
tllo prosecution Of liqnor-Bolcra and THO coop.
Grafton Of the Mayor III appointing memnera OF
such committee tho hpeeial poltGe' wn1en Mns
once accepted, 10 now aecliMed. The foltowalg
extracts from tho letter Will giVo al laoa o1 ''0
spirit: ....
We sre not oil for thn enforcement of the Sunday
laws, but for equal rghts nr as We eall u eGas,
wrongs and IN trying ta secure them wo havo eao
aonaeicss md ol,8ooto aws enforced, with yoI rcstS
tho responsibility of all the misehaef thereby nrua1eeu,
yo,t having commenced. Tho srntny lnss hayc been
gu our snil,touooke for twenty-five years and lnore
They are speceH Of laws which arc passed to have on
hand when necessary, but not to llo enforced ~
rule Take tho general Sunday aw-tho M rigid enf.rse, e e
meut herouf would bring oiichaif lilo people OF tho
State before the courts, every Monday morning, and
would tnkc cut Of tho pookets Of ctzea more money
by why nes alamo than Tho State dorigcn from INN
tlon during tho wholo year. The enforcement Of 10
much Of tito Sunday law prohieita tho keeptng open
OF saloons shows, anything, vinttictvo tntoacrant,
and cert,inly not impartial srt to ecrtan casses Of
or population. anl particularly tho Gcrinan-horn.
NO wish to state .hat wo hate tho Informing ,lsneaa,
and shas We shall keep oil !he information % by ~ d.
business to ourselves If yon by yourselves a otaer'
| do nut rush ntp tho court mud invite retaliation.
| THO German Haloon-keeporh aud their friends
arc regarded as having greatly woakoned thoi'
position by tho attitude thoy have now taken IN
defying tho law and the authorities, and claim
ing tho right to DO wlnt IL expressly excepted IL
tho licensees under which only They hnVo tho
right to sell at any time.
, 1873-08-11
CANADA.

Tho (S0yern0r.EenoEA1 to ALLOW FAr"
Mnuscnr' to Attend to tho Pacific
Railroad scnndn1--1ncnvv :Dcfn1cn-
tton-.rrinco Etltvardsa island n
Province Of tho Dominion
Sp<cias Disputed, to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Aug. 0.-An tho Cabinet Ministers
have returned to tho city except tho Premier and
Minister OF Militia. Tho members are moving
towards the Capital from all points. Lord Duf-
forin is expected here Tnoaday night. It is now
generally understood that the Governor Genera
will not sanction tho appointment OF Royal
Commission, but will allow Parliament to inveB-
tieato the Pacific scandal, or decide how 1t sha1
bo done. This ia confirmed by speech Of Lord
Duirorin before tho Halifax Club. Among Ills
remarks woro tho following:
uudcrstsnd my duty too we'll to allow my 5mlg;
ent or eympst'eg to nG surRF;ed UP nt0 % poti o
faro Of Canada whole. To maintain her honor to
promote her prosperity, to do NY duty BY hor and 'cE
only guiding sar IN tho conduct and maintenance Of
linment Of canada: genaznen, eelisys II & rera,
slona whom tic deliberate will OF tho Confederate fas
lumont Of tho Dominion may assign to mo AZ my ree
slous!l!lo advisors can give my confidence. t.,
Aa tho crisis approaches the excitoment ~
crcaaes, THO Opposition arc buoyant with
hope, and tho Miniuteralists corroeponding'y Do
jectel.
Tho Queens proclamation constituting, prince
Edwards Island province OF tho DOMINION hne
boen gazatted.
I'll Thos Dominion Board Of Arbitration have lef'
". 7. arif,n, editor Of the Halifax Express
has been appointed seerotaty TO- The gaahors
Commission under the Treaty Of Washington
Which meets at Halifax IN September.
A heavy dofalcation in tho Departments OF Ma
riue ia baing investigated ut Montreal by tht
! 11iniator Of thnt Department.
, 1873-08-11

Ikcvlcw of tho Stock, Gold. Money!
nmd Produce Markets.

Review of tho Stock, Gold, Money!
nMd Produce NlnrketA-
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New York, Aug. 9.-Had Saturday, which is
usually dull, not intorvouod, tho sharp spocula-
ton in Pacific Mail Of yesterday would doubtless
haYo continued, and, tho market being moro az
cited than, whom under tho whip Of tho bull
clique; the stock was run Up to 4l]5. 1t iB
well known that the Directors Of the Company
aro bulllng 1t in the presont movement, and that
this tho rise Is . mystsry: Yet Jay
Gould is supposed to be bearing the
stock. Of which ho md friends lately held au1l-
ciout to dopose tho stockwoll Directory. aud Of
which theyo MI hardly have unloaded the'naolyos !;
but an immouHe amount has boon sold Hnort
ing lately, may DO in for tiso just now.
lnrgo amount Of shorts was covered In .yester-
day at tho frat indication OF riBo, showing tho
Soakuesy Of the bear 1ntcreat. To-day tho mar
koL has been quiet and dnl1 at 4194aG to 41>a.
continues dull at 1159S to ll5>l.
. MONEY.
/ The bank statement shows . not loas Of loyal
resroye OF 81 OCT ,e25.
intonaely dull, and only light sales Of ratlroaa
bonds. Pacific issues, and tho Vanderbilt shases
Flour firm, but quiet. snal! sales chiefly for
| local supply Mt unchanged prcoA. Corn ateaay,
with only local inquiry. Nyo firm ut s2c to
85c Saioa Of II 900 ,hnshes Of oats at a2c to
4lllc for Western mixed. Moderate do!nana at at
asked for No. 2 milwaukee,, hut no sales higher
| tleu s1.44. New amber Michigan, for delivery
before tho 18th Of September, uold 1900 bushc}a
Mt s1.6o.
, 1873-08-11
MILWAUKEE,.
Dcspcrudoes Attempt to Break Jeil-.
Wnfl1cd Ovcrb0nrd.

Dcspcrnd0es Attempt to Isrce1t Jeil-s
Wnftkcd Oycrb0nrd.
Special Uispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.--During Triday night
jack Allen mud Dave Raggio, burglars captured
in Chicago aftor desperate street encounter,
ca1no near ofrccliug their escape from our County
Jail. Wl,an the turnkey discovered tllon at
work, Allon had sawed or ono Of tho bars Of an
outer window nftor cutting thcir way ont
OF tho cell. 1t WIS found that tl,oy
Ind boon provided with forf eawb,
each from ten inches to ono foot it, length. They
tlrst sawed of the grating of tile coll-door to get
at tho lock, and on finding thoy could not oper-
nto successfully on tho bolts. crawlea through
small aperture of nine aud half inches square,
from which tho grating had boon removed. Az
wadgod in 10 la could not oxtricate himself.
Allen pulled at him some time without sue
| cess, and then lott him to help him
Of the outor window, but, while engaged, aroused
tho turnkey, Aft, who in turn woke BhoEin Nc
Douald. Tho officers threw tho doors open aud-
denly aud rushed III. Allen, i1 snrpriao, dronl.o
| Tho Shoriff asked him what lie was doing there
and orderpl him to return to bis cell im1nediate-
! ly. Jack said he would II he could, bnt lie
| couldn't unlor tho circumstances, pointing to
Raggio, who hung in tho cell opening, half
| his Body projecting. Tho ollcera triod to re-
lease Davo Dy pulling one way and thon tho
| other, but failed to saw him out, ans& wore
! Obliged to prop his body up to 9 comfortable
position Until morning, when the locksmith cut
off two bars Of tho door and released him. The
plan to broak Jail waa we'll considered, and tho
prisoners would have succeeded had not Raggio
got woaged in. aon,o one outside had
| provided sawa, and conveyed them to q
window from tho yard Of tho jail. md
it ia supposed TINT confo,lerates Woro whiting tc
| lalp Then, off i'll eano they got ont. AS a. means
Of lefo,,so aud to dispose Of any obstacle. tht
prisoners had torn tho iron bedstead down. and
provided themselves With pieces to serve az clubs
Dave Raggio was considerably bruisod abou
tho body III tho efforts Of Allen and the officer
to relcaso him fran Ais q,loor poaitio'!
The prisoners are now closoly guarded
apl will not hereafter be allowed
tic freedom, Of tho hall for al
airing. Thu rascals manifest no Higns Of dia
courage.nent, but aro aB cool aud determined Al
whon imp1innnca. .
IhiH esoning tho body Of ". II. Parks, car
pontor, WIS found about between the doyoia
incnt piore, and towad in by q tug. PARIS wan
dorod from home, opposite Biafoll's Carbon
in tho First Wnrd while In 1T Of insanity, mud
it is supposed, walked into tho river. Deceaae
hatl resided hero twenty years, and was vol
known throughout tho city.
, 1873-08-11
WASH|NGTON.

Bpetial Df+uatct to Tic Chicago Tribune.
THE MASurAuTUltE or nANN-NOrE PAPER.
WAs,l1naroN, D. O., Aug. 0.-seorotary nich-
s~tlson Ina rcoontly made IN ortler which places
both tho 1hrc, or distinctive paper upon which
t1,o National Dnnl notoB aro printed, and tho ell
craving of tho plates for tho notos themselves
under tho absolute control Of ono man. aoero-
tary Boutwell,, who cauaotl this distinctive papor
to 10 introduced, and who Ind higher apryecia-
tion Of it nj safeguard againBt counterfoiting
than thu general public, took especial precautions
aa. ohook against oounsorrcitng md an ovoria-
stlo to. lavo tho manufacture Of tito papar
uttdor dilroront control. BY 4 special order Of
Secretary Richardson, tho Inanufactrrc Of this
papor llas been placed undor tho management OF
Heorgo u. SIeUortlo, Superintendent Of tho
Darean Of Engraving and prntlng who a!s9 3, aa,
III custody aftor tley aro ongravod. Ihia aas-
tnctiyo paper 10 printod at ulonl,'a Tails. ra.,
aud comnittoo Which laa recently Inspected
tho proccse Of working In tho oI'taoiinhmont
n,atlo fayornbIo report. 1t is, however, con-
eidorcd TINT to ontrust ono man with power
which would pol1nit him to placo oVoFlssuos 9 Or
countorfcits III circulation in manner which
would defy detection, il mort da'1goronn
moasuro. ....
Tho visit of tho ncighboriug sciiuotzo1,-
Voroin to tlis city las callod attention to q c,l-
rio,ln Inv regulating restaurants hero, which was
passed. in haato during tlse last days Of the aos'
aion Of tho District Legislature, and which htth.
| erto haB boon oycrlookcd, It waa d Inv passed
ns q trick by fow demagogueA to assist them in
tho local campaign thin fall. This bill provid!cs
that every hotel and tayern-koeper. where tht
people cat Ia carto, shall send to tho Register
| eyely day thoir bill Of faro With tht
| prco Of zach article. 1t also do
claros TINT perhons Of different so'
shall not DO accommodated in tho eanlt
room or rooms unlcHs they accompany caacf
other or call for articles together. No d!scrinl
SONS. Il il stated tlat tho majority Of th'
Legislature scarcely oxpoct to 500 tho law exc
[T1 tho Itasociattd f'rcss.1
! MAI. ROUTE ExTEN1,Er.
WARRINGTON, p. G. .Ang. 9.-Tho st. Louis
Irou Mountain l. Fulton Branch 1lairoad La
beon granted m extonsfon OF It's mail route iron
Argenta to 4rkadelphia, Hixty-Bix miles.
| - HEyESuE RECEIPTS.
Internal rovopuo receipts for July, s3,oos, 9ao
, 1873-08-11
SPRINGfIELD.

CRnlp-lFlcctinE n1nnnEera Make AN
tinNucCcanftll Effort to Stop Sunday
,Grutna--tNtle Lnte E1on. John Tuylor
--H1cAvy Freight Husinoas--HQorsc"
Wlllef Arrested.
sptc4at DispateA to 1he Chicago Tribune
srn1Nor1E1D, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-Last yoar tho par
ties controlling tho cn1np-moeting ut Barclay pre-
yailed upon hIr. Melyiu, tho President Of the e.,
q. t. s. Railroad not to ran trains on Sunday.
This year Mr. Melvin has arranged to run tho
aamo trains on Suntay-aix each Wny-as
have boon run during tho weok. To-day
committee from tho camp-mootiug
1uanasoment waited upon hlr. Mslvin aud re-
ouoYtcd aim to Withdraw hia trains Tomorrow.
This, it is untleratood, he refused to do OIL ac-
count Of the largo number OF perHnnB who want
to attend tho meeting, md can only do 70 on
Sunday, and by cheap conYoyauco: The Com,
mitoo returned TO Barclay in high dulgeon, and
declared thoy would adjourn tho moot!ng over
| until Monday Should thoy DO Ho, it ID saitl
so,no OF tho local preacharH Of the city will 60
| out there and address tho large crowd which il
| sure to bo there.
Hon, John Iaylor OF Macon County, who was
killed yestordny at Toledo, by being rltn over by
| All engine lima long been prominently conneotnd
with tIlo agricultural interests Of this State. lie
| Nas ut the time oi. bis death, nnd las been for
several years past, All active mnmbor Of tho Stata
Board Of Agriculture. 1t il not known here how
tho acclueut occurred.
Tie amount Of frotghtiug business that il nov
and has tor somo tiu,o boon doing ou the To1edo
mouA. Yesterday BIT car loads arrived
At Danyille from tho Went, and from that poin'
cas-. to Fort Wayne, tho number increased to
$780,. It is barely possible That IL tho nav rairond
law has something to do with it.
A Anan named Ftaaes was lodged In jail here
to-day, charged with stealing horses. Io hns
boon operating extensively in yarioua parts oi
the State, and the evidence aganst him ia q
1,fr
, 1873-08-11

NptcidI U(spafch 10 IHt IhiraVo TT750nd.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.-Tio Northwestern
Union Nai!,oal t.as decidaI 10 commence r.ssl-
ming passenger trains oyor the Fond til Iac Air.
Line ou tho ist of eoptoinI,or, 1t IL uM'srhtool
tIaat they haye fonnd gson,"l favorable tor use
erection of largo elevator near tho llarbor. 4
largo-sp will ba ont ~ i,'to the Third Ward to
harbor yasHelH and hoats loading and unloading,
and keep thoin frno from tho wave umlulatlonH
OF u straight cut during tho periods Of storm.
On ono gtuo Of the canal tho elevator IN to ho
orcctod, and III tho other Tho extensive freight
house property OF tho Company.
NEW yoNK, Ang. 0.--At tho reorganization Of
tic Directory OF thc Atlantic l. Pacific Railroad
, 1873-08-11
Tho neev. Newman 1ln11 Sups for q
tfJr1

:, From TIC E0sEoN H70bf.
Very many persons will regret, thougl, there
arc many who will not be surprised, to learn
that tho hav. Newman Hall 1las boon compelled
to appear iu tho Divorce Court. This estilnnble
gentleman hds beou sorely tried in hia domestic
lfe, His marriage was rather q romantic ono,
aud aroao ont Of an attachment which bis wife
formed for him whilo ho WAS acting as her tutor.
She was tho daughter of Scotch gcntloman,j
woll-known in tho religious world. and whose
life Mr. Hall nftorward wrote. Those who knew
husband and wife woro nBtonisl,ed Mt tho admir-
sblo manner In which he conducted htpnaelf
toward lady whoBo cnprlcious and uncortaln
te1nper seemed almost to suggest mental rather
thnn moral dofect. Some voarR ago It wns said
would seem that some fresls wrong had been
committed, and ho has now filed petition in
tho Divorce Court, alleging adultery on the part
Of his vito with man nnned Richardson.
, 1873-08-11

President; An!lrow rlorce, Ir., vico-preaiilont
and Gouornl Mn,,agor; antl (icn. Clinton i.
Fisl,' Iroaanrer.. JOHN, Edgar Thompson,
11loniaH 4. scott, Alfrod u. Dennis, and David
Bolonion,''o tho pcnnHylvah'n Hallway, woro
oi,oson Directors. Tho olocton 'of Scott to tho
Presidency In eatd to int1lcato nj, alllanco ba-
twoon tho Thrty-neeon1 and 1'lirly-!lftl, l'aral-
lei tranrconti1iental projects for linz Of rnil-
roni to San Francisco.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Aus. o.--1sy recent arrangements
Pullman. chr will run through from Chicago to
Donyor, Texaa. yin Chicago, burlington 4 Quin-
cy, Alton Il 1T. Louis, md Missouri, ka.lpas l.
Toxins Railroads, going into oliouL tomorrow.
, 1873-08-11
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MApnrD, Aug. D.-The announcement is mado
TINT tito Government aud h doputatfon from Sal"
a,nanca have arranged for tho restoration ot tho
national authority In that city.
Willie tho Intranhigentca woro trying. yoator-
day, to organize demonstration aga'nBt tho
uarllets, thoy were attacked by oitizonB and dis
porsot, tl,or rod flags wero destroyed. and their
acknowledgements beaten. ......
DAYoNNE, Aug. 8.-z-1'ho Oarlists arc corcon-
trating before 1}orga preparatory to making al
BARCELONA, Aug. 0.-Tour thousand Carliats
aro marching on Derga, flfty.one miles northwest
Of tlis city.
, 1873-08-11

PARIS. Aug. 9.-naports Of the llaryost in
Franco show tint tho yiola generally is only
u,Idling, both ~ regards qualify and quantity.
In tie south Ito quality Of wlloat il good, bit
tho crop IL scarco nna pr!eos have nd
yanuod blillers are nsng foreign "i'eGt. ,IG'
cnlty in r,;uning thor mills, In consequence Of
tho fow condition OF the streams caused by cots-
tiuued t1routll. ..
TOPEKA, Aug. o.-County reports to llle Slate
nllow yjeld OF wheat and oats largoly in oxcoaA
OF laat yoar. Tho cosn crop IL in good condition
and promising finely.
OMAHA, Aug. 9.-Abuniant ruins hngo fallen
during the past three days over this decIlo'1,
doing much good to crops.
, 1873-08-11

Dixon, Aug. 9.-Qroat preparations arc being
1naile for tho braHH band jubilee which will take
aagement Of Prof. D. :. Mccosh, Of this place.
Tie Hoyoral districts tlo nut propose that Doaton
anl Chicago should haye . monopoly Of this
klud Of entertainments. Vass & Ilotlmanu's
slertiug, Rochelle. Oregon, lit. Norris Franklin
and numerous other lands arc booked to bo
hero. Excursion trains on all tho roada will ruu
to al,d from tho jubilee. Tho fnrmora, barriug
monopolios aud high railroad tarifFa, aro roady
to join In the chorus, for crops OF all kinds wore
AoYer more promising.
, 1873-08-11

NEW YonK, Aug. 9.--It Is reported In Spanish
circleB in this city that kilograms from Havann
were received yesterday BY d epanat, CONNER
oial house, aud high spauiah functionary In
this country, to tho effect that Con; ror.eo, A.
vt sshont asaH she Sos s 1e and 10
a The leading spaniards Of Havana, including den~
erala in tho army, oolonels Ct volunteer rogl-
traders Of tic island, arc said to 10 conspratora
with Con. Portfolio for the overthrow Of tho
Republican Government OF Spain. ID
, 1873-08-11

p5aEoH-aTtonrINH MATCH AT 9ALERRu1.1.
0A1EaDuRa. ILL.,. Aug. 0.-At pigeon-Hhoot-
Ing mattel. l,ore this afternoon batwaon MteBsrg.
Stack mud 1,nllen, and Fitch and hloKen2ey, all
OF thiR place. for $40 aitlo ton birds apiece, ut
Il yards, Stuck and Deldon yanqnie.lotl their
opponents. Stack got aud loat bird; Bolaon
got and lost &; Fitch got and lost i; McKon-
Bpy got aud lost 3.
, 1873-08-11

MEMrnls, Aug. IA private lispnslI ,'. from
United stalon Marshal, waa a6aashinatet1 ii, his
bed lant hight. No further particulars aro glveu.
I.ArEn.-.A dispatch from Cotimth says: 3" pr.
Dunn was evidently shot through u window
wlllo he was aBloop. From tho nAtuto OF tho
WOUND il is supposed Tint thu assassiu uacd q
shotgun loaded with EllulfAot, and latl tie gn
within 4 fox feet Of him when llo tEre,l. 1lo was
shot through tho hont anil # IL supposed TINT
clue to tho pDrpotrntor."
, 1873-08-11

Special Ifspnsch to 7As Chicapo 7}i1une,
QulNcy ILL.,, Aug. IA fellow calling himsolf
Prof. Holt, 4. M.. who was advertised to lecture
nt Onmp Point. IN this county, OH tho subject Of
aaology, tho nttor part Of this wook, postpored
hla loatures III oraar nut to i.,tergere with tho
proceedings Of tho stato Bsbbath-sol.col Con-
yention. IN session st tho aauo place. 0n
Thursday ho entered tle church wlloro tho Con-
yention met, and, taking a scat among q lot OF
young ladses, actod III shameful ,nan1or. Tue
WltnoHsos OF tho outrage wore too fright
ened Or too modest to speak Of It,
, 1873-08-11
Singular Result OF mn Accident.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Aug. B.--Byron Wright, Of
thin city, who was shot in tlio head lust winter,
Of tito brain oyer ainco,-ono only Of throo Ri,n-
LAT caBos who hayo survived, Was thrown from
. wagon at Fond du Lao, and struck on hia
bead. physician was called, who, upon OK
animation OF the wound, which haa novor hoalod,
found that tho ball hud bcon thrown nenr tho
olifce by the fall. aud extracted 1t.
, 1873-08-11

and tho rufElnn can1o noxt day and
repeated It.. This timo, however, .theto vaa
married lady AMONG tho n,lnocr, who at onoo in-
ately proolirod = hoavy cowhido, md mootins
tic follow bn tho street gavc him a fnast 1lnner
oful boating. uo Was arrested thia morning, but
ploalqa Temporary insanity, and wig DISCHARGED
tlonahly anpoaranco, and lnEIa from Dotviaoro
ILL.,, whore ho Ia eaid to havo n wifo and family
An effort has bcol nado to hush tho naattor up.
, 1873-08-11

LAsA1LE, ILL.,, Aug. "A colliaion occurred
this afternoon betwoon apnthward-bound
freight train and construction train standing
on tho Illinois Coutral Ralroal, resulting in the
demolition Of both eugiuas. The engineers and
iromcn oscspod Injury by leaping to tho ground.
, 1873-08-11

VIENNA, Aug. 9.--IAo cholera has entiroly dis
appeared rom tho city,.
1T. LOUIS, Aug. p.-Iho 'norta!lty,list Of tlo m
week euling tim evonng. aa toportod W tio
we're FROM cholera; 81 cholcra-lnfansunli 30
clulera-sAurhuH.
, 1873-08-11

tho ground. Tho rawnecs loat tho r. noat Of
aLont 1000 h,ffhlooa they Ind killed. The sioux
numbered 760, untlor tho command Of Snow
Flock, Whistles Buccosaor. Their loea was 30
}4arridrs. Tho troops from Fort McphorGou
hdYoforcod tllom bnols OH tho reservation.
, 1873-08-11

New YonK, Aug. 0.~-lIarly Jones' was haugod
Mt Nowhuru, N. g., yesterday, for tho murder Of
llobort Miller, Constable, on Feb. T. 1879, whllo
Miller, with two others. wore carry}ng Jones to
priaou On a charge OF larcony. Jones was oYor
81 years Of ago..
, 1873-08-11

NEW HAHEN. Conn, Aug. 0.-Aun Farley, enl-
played tu shirt factory M this city, hna hcr hnir
caught by machinery. and hor scalp, ono oar, AID
q portion OF hor check were torn o1.
, 1873-08-11
NEW YORK.
T'he War EIcfryec1l Comptroller Green
uaad (t,saenliAsioncr VAn NDrt-.Hc
tuovnl of Strcct-1s0Otls--NIi
IcuuH E,Ucul lfcllk,

Tlie War fHcfryecn Comptroller Green
naa.I Conn M iAsioner Vf.n NOrt-.tsc.
tnovnl Of Observation-Disclosures
McOslH E.ocual Items.
s,ec;ai .Dfspdteh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
New YunK, Aug. 0.--Tbo published letter OF
Commissioner Van Mort bitterly arraigning
Comptroller Grcon for extravaganza in o1si:c,
cnuacs widespread comuiont altogether nnfavor-
atlo to Green. An tolographod you Homo wooks
ago. this bitter nntngoniam threatol's to become
a serious Affair. Green really represents Sam
Golden, who has captured tho Tamuany orgnni-
cation, while Van Mort is tho personal rorreaen-
tatyo Of Tweed and tho Murphy organization.
Naturally tho wnr will have to bo to tho kisito, and
will bring about somo curious complications before
long. Green's unpnpularty Is daily growing.
lIe eoncl!iAtea no intoreat, aud has q strange
faculty Of offending everybody with whom he
conlos in contact. He contcnts every blu pre-
scented to him. anl ovon nftor tho Courts havo
decided that the CHIN shnii be pnil, ho insists
In voxntiouB di'alory movements. Ho soemB to
thiuls ovory contract fraudulent. and oyery ealm
dishonest. Green WIS preparing about the close
OF tho Legislature to havo Vnn Mort rosnovad by
tho Mayor, anl Bont undor charges to tile Gov
G'at insistoa 'us that " Van Mort Should Withdraw
asean e the risha SeSr' and d tRas a4osa .nd
11ayomoyer should pledge themselves to Sup
t oppose linn, mud Yau Mort at Inst turns on him
with statopaent which wall give Groon gfcat
Eenhs f S9 S9zen sten v Il 952gaE u 6 E"od r
| ths fall, or lie election wilt DO endangered.
| THE 1nan murdered in Green htreot. and frst
identified M a coai hoayer on steamer, now
turns out to ba tho Captain Of Bloop aud
prominent citizon Of Fall River, Mass: il Ihe facs
block Of Broadway III Q street infected " tho inc
most desperate md diRsoluto characters
IN Nov York, has called attention to tho danger