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HOW THEY WERE Pll0TED AROUND.

party consiRting Of McKoo, Of tho 81. Louis Globe;
olarke Of tho st. Loua Dspatch colouey, Of tho st.
Louis Democrat, and Er. John nigby membor Of the
London Bar, Of England, accepted tho courteous
Invitation OF Police Conm'saioner Wright, AID.
Moore and Mr. D. T. Hale, yesterday afternoon, for
tug-excurson through tho Chicago River and TO tho
ako crib. Tho party embarked at Wells-stoct bridge
and proceeded south far tho canal, making
vuy Of the rtvcrmproyemous aud tho industries that
line ta bankB paying special attention to the olevatora
manufactories, aud extensive lumber and brck-yardB
mud the imnlcuse Mccormick roapcr-works. The
party Of "torrists" expressed pleased aurprise ut
the completeness and magnitude OF tho ndusrios thoy
observed, Notwithstanding their statements that
thoy had anticipated much. Returning to tho
mouth Of tho riyor, this party spent pleasant time in
commenting on tho they had witnessed on tho
hanka Of tho atrean The voyage to the lake crib
tho placid waters was very much enjoyed. At tho
"Caste in tho Waves" tho party diaoinba1kcd snd
spent brief t!o in ndinring wonder Of tho enter
prise that constructing sod limestone walls In tho
waste Of watera, Reembarking, the party proceeded
north until they had flne view Of Lincoln Park, hfter
which they RsoAHea honeward8. Tho excursion was
an informal and worry pleasant ono and the concomf-
tana necessary to encourage appreciation Nera not
ackng,-thauks to Mr.. Olynes Of The Sherman House.
Mr. r. IL. Hooey Of the party, and by his genfa1
good fellowship contributed much to the hearty enjoy
1nent Of tho trip. The thanks of the party were
turned TO the owners Of the tugboat Redmond Prfndt-
vie and to Its commodating and courteous Captpln,
Eyorott.
, 1873-09-11
Kern'a.


Mr. Charles Kern, determined not to be SURPASSED
by any competitor, has opened All establishment at
No. liz Laae street, in tho magnificent Union Bank
Building, directly oppoalte tho Chamber OF Commerce.
that, lunch and eamplo-roouo, has superior in
the world, II 1t has an equal even. THO rooms nro
fttcd up in black walnut aud California laurel, With
heavy plate mirrors, and tho bar II one Of the hand
eomeat In tho city. The portion OF the eatabliBh-
ment ia fitted up private salon With heavy Drus-
sells carpets, elegant window hsngngs, and marble
ltghtful lunchroom is the court In rear where rio
turesquo fountain md beautiful shrnbbery form an
agreeable relief 10 the eye IN coming 70 from the dusy
atreet. another amusing feature, which will be peo,-
larly noticeable BY members Of tho Board Of Traao Ia
tho Hfe-liks Representations on each Riio OF
the bar mirror, tho bull and this bear.
They conveniently placed to receive the oasts OF
their respective worahpers and may be supposed to
be tlo patron gods of tho institution, However man
may DO "on Change" It Is certain that he will always
wish to DO long 1t Charley Kcrn's, and noYor 10
short o. 10 10 elsewhere for his lunch.
Neeognlzlng that many 0? our business mon arc nc
cusomad to ato dinners Mr, Kern has tnads especial
proSnion Tor Them at Ills lunch board, where will DO
found everything that hin oxtouded experience can
auggoat suitable for lunch without wholly destroying
mans appetite for dnner. The only hot tisnes will
be Houp oysteta tea and coffee, but every docacy Of
tho luuel!-tablo will b. hand ut all times during
business houra. Thoae wiahfng full dinner, how
ever. III tac bes style Gull at the old stati on o-
street, near Laaallc where Charloy's restaurant
will remain.
, 1873-09-11

Bh.rtoy ct Al. " h1lilcr motion to not aside Judgment
case; granted. National Insurance Company v.
Cha1absr Of commerce, Of Chicago; nnbrnitted on
briefs filed to bo aken by the Court on call. my
Mnn'on Y. The 1oorlo: transferred to this Criminal
aosss. Wright y nro,.esm stl1n s,I.s for I'd ID.
NOR aan1o motion. Catholic Dhhop. OF uh-
eaRo '. Ohtnlqui; motion. to nf!lrm decree, Of
Court below. Unttcr '. Collision; by agreement Of
parties, sent 10 tho Central Dlssion. Wlito Tho
People; confession OF error, and denial M 10
1nnincr. CLARK v 1Iopo; motion for extension Of to
t. le mo1 ; to o amt s11rnoys from otsr C
Fank|ey, at Michigan: !. Il. L. Tlat's, Of Indiana
2. Mcoonnoll, of Now York; and J. II. Saunders. of
Of error. Potter 1alner '. Ford motion for further
time 70 o abstract. Gre&s Western Telegraph Cora-
ny " pattco ct ali motion 10 diEnias appeal. Earl y.
Lee ot a to io submitted printed br3efa. Tuckor
moon fg5 oS,r time to o a ssts.Gs sn
Of records. l., l. 4 n. r. i. Y; lsesves motion for
eams motion. r. h II. T. H. Il. v Coal Valley Mining
Company motion Of appellee to hle arnenlcd poti::
tfrle 10 flls abstracts mud briefs.
, 1873-09-11
THE CANADA PACIFIC SCANDAL.

The Witnesses Olosoly questioned in
Regard to Matters OF Which They
Arc Ignorant, mud No Reference
Made to Subjects with Which they
are Fnmiliar-.No Session Ycatordays
Special Dtspa'eh to 7ha Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Sept. 10.-Tho inquiry farce Was agnn
enacted before tho Royal Commission yestorday. A
garingy obvious fao ia patgnt to tho most careloss
Observer md that is that witnesses very particu-
ry asked about mattors Of which they know nothing
whtfo what they arc reported aa knowing is either
passed. over without reference at al indiEfcreny
and vaguely. An important feature Of the evidence
also, 1s TINT attept haa yet boon made to conceal
the damaging fact that sums OF money argoy In or
Of tho most liberal construction Of legitimate
expenses expended in tho noreBt Of the Minis
nnd that ho wAa in constant receipt Of acknowl-
edBments for money advanced. Senator Foster, who
was o1pocted yesterisy hut ailo1 10 answor to LIZ
name when called. Janes bakers, Secretary and Man,
aRer Of tho Montreal Telegraph Company, confirmed
Of all kilograms forwarded during the elections had
been destroyed, subject to standing ruo Of the Com
81 ID original kilograms and that I'll kilograms u
date to jan !, 1870 hsTo been destroyed In conncc
@a s 81 h Is ssen Il tbs hSs nS as
end holds tho controlling anaro Of stock.
I'll oush Dakers able to produce Lat Of kilograms
members of the Cabinet, no effort made TO obtain
It. Had such list been produced. . demand might
have beon founded thereon to secro tho originals from
tresl, sworn, ami testified that e knew nothing
whatover Of any subject inquired Of by the Gomms-
sion. Sheriff Lo Blanc, Of Montreal, know Allan and
kcA{ul1en, and. though ho sweara that no Of
BIZ George Casser'a .committee, he also sweara
that no knew nothing Of IN agreements; had
no conversation with Allan, nor any one, Oh election
matters did not know who contributed tho money
used BY tho Committee, aud knew nothing Of the re-
ceipt for $40 000 except What he saw tho papers,
J. 3. peanby, at present Of tho Provisional Di-
Ecctors Of the Pacific RalFoad tcaaod to knowing alb
sol9tely nothing 9f tho siafF Judson M nae MANAGER
President testified that he had knowledge poraou-
ally, Of any understanding by Allan Abbott to fur
nish funtB, aud had reason to believe IT, further
than rumor, but believed the runners were
true. In anawer to Interrogation from Sir John, he
Hugh, but his banker. Judge Gowau, ona Ok tho Com
missioucrs, wAa Ill 1aAt night.
OTTAWA, aept. 10.-0wing to tho continued indtsro-
aition OF Judge Gowan, evidence was taken by tla
Royal Commission today, and the ConmisAion copao-
auently aanda adjourned until tomorrow.
, 1873-09-11
BE LENlENT, MR.. STOREY.

Tho Times Of yesterday contained wl,nt purposted
to be lcter from Allan p1nkorton, tho great detective
denying certain htatemeuB made in this paper regard
lug recent o1press robbery. roraons acquainted with
t1r FnHerton know hirn to DO man Of strot integ-
yty, man whoao word can be rolled upon.
On Tuesday morning Mr. p1nkerton camo to this
oflce ind statod, voluntarily, that le Ind been re-
quessed by Timer reporters to wrta ostar denying
that OF bin bud arrested robber ut HurlinB-
ton, Iowa, as mentioned iii sundaya TRIBUNE, "but,"
said Mr. Plnkersou, ~ shal! do no such thing"
We aro satisfied tho lcttor published In yesterdays
Times, over tho signature Of Allan Nnkorton. u =
forgery, and brand 1t aa ouch.
. Mr. Warner. who accompanied Mr.. pinkerton, made
the following statement:
"On Sunday night, about II O'Clock, was waited
upon 1t my rosdeuce by Times reporter who asked
IN HI excited tna',ner why In hi had not sent
tho news Of tho express robbery to his paper,
l replied that had been absent from tho city,
only getting home that ayening, aud consequently ha
bad not read tbs article in THs Tn1uuNE I replied
that lad not. lave you uan Gu your force nanled
, 1873-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.

A Committee OF Co1ored Mon Asi1 that
Co1orcd Pupils Shall nc AdmtttcA 10
tho High school ut Xnncnvlltc, o.
Special DisEateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
ZANEsv1LLE, O., Scpt 1o.-At meeting Of tho
Doard Of Education to-day, committeo appointed by
meeting Of coorcd ozcna yesterday present md
presented their hddress to tho Board, praying that
colored pupils aho,1d ho admitted 70 tho High School,
The communication was quite lengthy mud respectful
much mora 10 than waA expected from tho tona Of
thor meetings. After 1ongthy remarks from tho Hon.
@. O. Russell, Mr.. Hurd moved that tho pupils DO al
nisted but, tho former duplication had been rcfcr
rod to the High School Committee, Mr. uurda motion
was not entertained.
h1t. Bhrimpton to question Of privilege, baB-
ing hiB rcmarks on tho Cincinnati Cotrtiais httack
on Superintendent Wilcs In hIonday'a iaauo. Mr..
Iuseei thought the co,me,sat article dig not hurt
Mr. Wes any moro than It did the rest Of the Uoar
and II they pitched into tho Conmeretat tho Board
would got tho wprst Of It, Mr. Wilesrcmnrkea thai,
u tho Commercial had all tho faets he doubted auch
an article would have been written.
Tho question Of RdmiRson still stands, but tho Board
hna arranged for competent coorcd teachers to teach
High School branches to colored pupils.
, 1873-09-11
THE LOUISIANA MURDERS.

Further Particulars 01 tho Brutal Aa-
snsstnntion OF Judge Crawford and
Distrtct-Attorncyx x1nrris--purHntt Of
n Gang Oh nNtanws Supposed to bo
tho Guilty Parties.
MONROE. Is, sent. 1n-,on s,3urdav Ian, 1paoo r
g. Crawford ndin,irncd tho ni.trsrt f'onrt ~ Wins
hnrot Frant 1'orfs, I'M T,,nutsnv 1fa .rr"mn.mtcd
TIM rstrIrt Attorsv ATihnr r Iisrr, ~ Tn',n'ita
Caldwell Parish ana snont tha s,hhnt nt that niscc'
Thny started frnm fsomhi, az n sir rstur n Wains
boro' on Monday mnrnnu sna ,pfnn ia tnics south
x,est ~ ~ thav or % siai1 ~ fo,,r tncn
Who ucrr 1yinn n oIni,uah &, IN rtdat NJ icnso
thIckct Of seYoral miles. md scro murdered In cold
hion1 "a ao''A"- 1'''As'' una "e-o 'A " '
J,dec Crawford vv,s abot in 7vo n}acoa in the head
and bodv and Il IL thnuht that nc strTg,ed WITH lis
ssssnsins M III hoaI was hadly bruised and mnn1o.
NJ r1r1Tia os shot IN tfo Incl Of f,le head and In
.,, tht, .a 80 n hf nr @ - r,ns 49, .bnt ,,rior httn ~ 49,
, 1873-09-11
In nfEhfORIAM.

Meeting OF tho Ni1llnrl fraternity to
pny Tribute to tho Memory of .botah
". Coon, noccnsod.
At noon yCator1ay ali caaacs Of billiard nen, and
few Of ths intimate friends Of John W Coon, latcy
deceased, met in the shcrmRn Houao To take Hcton
concerning his death, aud nake arrangements for a
funcral.
hlr. E. Brunswick, who Was Coon's last employer.
was chosen Chairman, and Mr. j. u. MAynte gsor0-
ta1y.
THO Chairman stated that the meeting cal1od for
tho purpose Of paying deserved tributo to Tue memory
Of ono Of tho most practical, and Of tho oet skil
fnt, native American blinrd-players Tho first thing
to bo attended to- ho said, tho honorable burial Of
tho occaac aud lie ndyscd thas tho funeral ako place
to-day.
air. r. 2. Cowlea suggested The appointment Of
Committee Resolutions, aud tho ohnr appointed
such Committee Mcssrs. Cow]oa, deary, and Foley.
Mr.. dcary apoke feeiingty aud sonsibly Of the do
ceased, SAYING that h!a remains should have proper
burial, AMI That d 1nonumont should DO croctcd 10
e hn Of ~ hs wss mortal Of ohn
share with friend tho bcat portion Of his posscs~
a1s. Tom Foley said that what was 1ono would be
donn In friendship, and III remembrance Of the worth
Of drceased and that ls friends In Chicago would pay
o. eon " H. h!s nsot committee
Foley, Doty, palhe. Kiaro, slosaon, nonahan. and
o1peusos and I'D in he erection Of monument.
On motion, Mr. Noil Bryant, Of New York, was hddod
to tho COMMITTEES On Resolutions.
Pending report from this Committee, subscriptions
wero received follows Etnanual Dr,lnswick o.,
81 saa.4se M' b.P nSRs;s sS sseGs ssset s1sS? @
81 rt's Iao S on.sss
lon. slo Frod Ftteh. so Frod orornan, 30; b. MI
ler, $40; J. Y: Stewart. 6s a; Zelor, so; 7. n.
aoodsl1 sio s rornsf %r1. s. III nsypte RI q.
a. qoxles. s.; stoph;ni, Msnnholmor L Hail, So;
Tho Committee on Resolutions reported tho follow
Ing, which were unanimoufly adopted:
suddenly and with brof warning called to tako action
with reference to tho death Of one Of our number,
bo 1t
Resolred, By tho bill!ard.roon Keepers billiard
players and bltarl-tabe manufacturer In meeting
asse,nbed that In deeply lanenting thu sudden taking
OF Of John ". Coon, desire to place upon record
slight e1presson Of our eateetn md regard for one
who, bealdes heng credit to the billiard frateraty
was At I'll tihea n honorable, gcnsroua opponent,
against woss integrity tho breath Of suspicion
lodged, and whose modeaty In tho flush Of SUCCESS
only cqualed by hs courage and pluck In tho faco Of
defeat,
That NO horoby tender our slucoro and sorrowful
sympathy md coincidence to tho stricken relnvea Of
tls dcceased with Whoso gricf and zegrct we fully
share.
Tie following funeral arrangements were made
Tho ceremony 10 take place 1t the ContrAl Hotel to-
day At $3.50 p. M, tho Hoy. ~ u. Thomas to preach
the funeral sermon. Following to net psll-bearerB
H. Rhtnes, Tom Foley, a1ese5a. Aonahan, doodel,
Aftor tho recalling Of tho following letter the meeting
adjourned:
1Ioo1Rzs orEnA-uouBE, Sept. 0, 1873
Thomas Foley Esq.,:
humble mite IL at disposal In his hehaf profess
aionnl or otherwiao. In Aaato J. ". DLA1sDGtt.
, 1873-09-11

sear.w !? ho inquired, NO. replied. .Then that
nothing In 81, aaid lilo reporter. 'HoId .on,'
a.d I, .'ion't bo going on hAlf-cockod;
bars not boon At tho Office, and therefore cant toll
ao,no Of mon havo not msde IN arrnst' But tho
reporter rttahod out Of tho door, e1ciatmng hs
mont, y havo all I want va mtat spoil THE TH1n-
uNxs sousattoa you say yo,t have no nnsn named
cGraw on yor forco and Tint ho.tlea tho business
TIE Tribune dtd not say ANYTHING about M man mn,
Or Lent. Qray, OF rinkcrson's forco. And further,
Mr.. plnferton will not and dnres not deny that hlr.
back 10 chieago, toak him 10 1aMkertona oco, whore
hc was detained fow houra, and then shrrod him to
tie EAni whcro TIM crime for which ho WAS nppro-
hended was committed.
Wo sympathize with tho l.iputian and Lis boys IN
te!r trouble, and sincerely hoe alt. Storey, upon bin
rotutn tomp will 10 Rs 1cn1cht possible With taen
, 1873-09-11

NEW Yonr, Sept. 1o.-Tho St. Lous crlckctera fin.
3ahea tho cricket match today boating the ST. George
Louis, 70 and c.; ST. Geors, az asd a. For tue ST,
Loula. shsrp'h batting for q IN tho second innings
Rles. Eiscnbroy's i, Temple, Day, and West, for
cach, and Johren, for . also, showed
good cricket. The rest wero unfortunate III tho ST.
9eorgea second innings, Caahan made nnotlor flne
dispay for 49, thus o1cecding Ills In tho rst In.
ntl'ga by ono run. Ills runs comprlned out ol
nocesbe s two bssnen
absent. Tho bowling md helding OF tho at. Louis
against 81, George III the second innings could moi
haye boen excelled. Tho match hos produced much
feeling between tho clubs, mud It IL probabo hat st.
George will return tho visit ucxt year. Tho Missou
fana leave for Philadelphia on Thuraday morning tC
battle with tho Young America sud Germantown
Cricket GlubB.
, 1873-09-11

prohibited from holding Htock in any corporation or
owning, q controlling railroads II l. provided aso
TINT the Legislature ax uniform rate Of taxation.
specific taxes. discussion occurred ~ to tho pay-
mont Of members Of tho Legislature hnd Btatn o1ccrn
Judge Withoy proposed to incrcaao thu Legislative
por diom to t,. supporting tho. motion With
eautisaa 70. foreiblo argument. Ho xaa opposod
Ky 1 & ta # ssnswn n o
Judge Wo1ln Of Kalamazoo, insisted with mich poat-
tvencas Tint tho proacn Compensation accorded en-
trely with tho popular wish, ordinary scaslon
lasted only tlree months, and nbo would servo
oven ut this con1pensat!on. Further aoeate ensnedt
cauEc, although tho increase Of State md municipal
ehlarlcs waa Looked upon with much favor.
, 1873-09-11

Something be said In favor Of eyory one Of Tho
1nany suburban projects surrounding Our city, puss
worry much might be said in pral4o Of tho laost and
loiest enterprise n this direction, Mount Foroat Ia
located tho Huo OF tho Chicago Alton Railroad,
nina 1nies southwest from tho city, aud Ia certainly
ono Of tho most beautiful sites for suburban vliage
In our ent1re vicinity The tract laid out high and
wooded ridge gradually rising from tho depot to ID
altitude Of moi loss than ITO feet above tho railroad
and broken by occasional deep rock raytnes. Mnny
sparkling springs leap forth from tho ahaded hill
Bldos and tho view n i'll directions s beautiful IN tue
extreme. We congratulate tho Mount Forest Land
Company upon their prospects, and predict tllat ct
no very dlstant day Mount ForeAt will bo our fancy
suburb.
, 1873-09-11
A GrnxY Nun, Armed with q Pistol,
CFeuteB q SGnsnttOM,

MEMpH1s, Sept. 10.-About o'clock this AFTERNOON
man named j. r. Hogan, WHO had just arrived from
Lito Nock, aud crazed with morphine, created an
street, by drawing revolver sud riug ut group Of
hackmen a.ndtnR OIL tho banquettc, hitting coorel
man. named Jim aawye1a, ono ball breaking bis loft
Severe wounds. A. J. WLetor, editor Of tho Afasonto
Jtti who wan passing, called to Hogan to stop shoot
Ing, and he turned and fired two sh0s at Wheoer be-
fore he could bo arreated On entering tho aatlon-
house he attempted to swallow tile contentA Of plal
which he took from his wat but II taken from
him, aud found to contain morphtne. Ho had neyer
the parties before whom ha tried to kill, or ovc
oxebanged word With tAem Iia Is from Nashville,
and ia aa!d to belong to respectable family.
, 1873-09-11
GRAND RAPIDS.

Conflict OF Jurisdiction 15ctyvcon n
state and United States Coltrl--'Eho
I'cnnsyIvnnt1i Central nl,&i Eric Icllit-
ways Contol,ting for tho Trade OF
michigan.
spcciol Dfspatch to Tbs Chicago tribune.
GRAND NAr1ps Hic.., sont 1o.-A contess for l,r,s.
ction ia likely to ar!ao between tho United Statcs Dt-
ric Court Of tho Wtaern District Of Michigan, md
the Circuit Court Of Acgan County, upon tho follow
Ing state Of ihings -Four weeks ance suit Of foro-
closure was commenced In the Ancgan Circuit Col,rt
Judge Stone, against tho Michigan Lake siloro Rail-
way Company, by Jauca D. cogaso Of Traancr Of COL
gato Il Co., New York, through a attorney, +. 8. Ey-
glcston, Of Grand 1apls. Colgate also applied for the
appointment Of lccoiyer 10 ansgo sa4 railroad III
protection Of tho interests Of mortgage croors Col
cato calma that hu holds $40 900 mortgage inter-
cat unpaid. Accordingly, Thomas MessIer, President
Of 1aa o0papy tyea was 'pns n,o1 hx neoety
of The Circuit oour. Of Alegan County. to his manage
mcnt. SIX ho,ira before tnla proeocng WAS f1nised
100000 Of bonls Of tho Michigan 1.ake shore Com
pany, applied TO tho United statea Court, Judge
apponteil. Citaion wns irsrod for ths Company 10
show cuusc on Oct. 8 why Receiver should mt 10
sppone assoaast dSgste a, n'y and Men, %
Messier should not be iaelargei from fhe Rccciset
ship, because of priority Of same procce1ing in tho
saesen ns @.s arsa bose ' se uaees
w. aS1e IT,. md o fnos noE lin. on tS 9Th and
for control Of tho traffic Of tho Michigan Lake shoro
1taroad, which iB Btocked By Tho GRIND 1saplda h
Indiana or Continental improvement Company. It
haH roingRtock OF its own, but connects with tho
Grand Rap1as \ Indiana at Mon;tio!la; Hence tho
Ran Lako Shore railroad. neither tho Pennsylvania nor
Eric can control traffic tho east eoro Lake Slch-
g.n. Mceslcr is Pittsburgh man, prominently con-
nected with tho Pennsylvania Central. Whde IL @
Lake Bhoro h Michigan Southern man. nearly idonti-
ed with tho ERIC Railroad interest. It IL understood
United sates Court, D. r. Clay, Of tho Grant, Rapidn
& Nowaygo Railroad, will have that appointment, as
prayed for by Wnde. Hero may easily arso conflict
rs to tho Jurisdiction Of the two Courts above nR,ned
The isauo Is awaitod with great interest.
, 1873-09-11
Further statements Concerning the
Trfal Of Mrs. Sllrrttt.

NEW YoRK, sert, 10.-The Tribune hhs letter from
Judge j. Holt, who was ge-Aayocate- Gennral in
nado by recent correspondent In that paper. Judge
Holt denioa the sate!nent that Mrs. sl'rratt waa
Gen. ], i. Iartranft, Who was Marshal Of The Court
aud IN whose custody Mrs. Bursst WAS, In which Hart
ranft states TINT se not n,auacled while III hia
ertalned by any ono In authority; and, further,
1Iartranft received lcteE from tho daughtec Of Mrs.
Hurratt, VIA was With ber mother during her trial,
thanking him for his kind treatont to her mother and
horaet. Judge Holt alEo denies tho correspondence
assertion that Ruyesdy JOHNSON was driven from tho
, 1873-09-11

Finest Clothing and Underwear.
h1esars, Wilde, Dlnett l. Co., formerly Edwards,
Dlno.t Co., nre now showing ut thoir salearoo,n.
northwest corner State and hadison strces, Q large
and woassortea stock Of geutlemen's undorwcar, In
heavy silk, scarlet md white cashmere scarlet and
wAlte flannel, heavy all wool scotch and tho we'll
drawers. Also full stocks Of boys underwear, gen
t!ernena day ad night shirts, and great variety of
the city. The stock OF carriage ruga they show !s one
Of tho largest. ii not tho largest, aud aneat eyor
brought to Chicago.
, 1873-09-11

Special Dlspatch to Tia Chitago 7t1bune.
Eso4HApA, Alich Sept. l0.-Arrfvals-6opt. q, acir
Ann Marin. Departures-E. A. Nicholson, Cleveland,
1.253 Eagle Wing. san1usky, a43.
ArrtvalH-6ept. 7-Prop Union. Dopartures-Heits-
chy, S,pero, 354.
-Ayrayals-sopi. p-Darge g. O. Baldwin, A. L. Potter,
n. 3, Warner, Loland. Denarturea-Le1and, Leland,
b37 A. l.. Potter. A1lwaukee, 51a; II. @. Baldwin,
Chicago bGl Unlon Elk Rapids, 800 Fayette Frank
fort. ~ sunriao cesclana so5 City Of the Straits,
Bufalo, 7O3.
, 1873-09-11

Tho Yellow EoVor In 140WfHtM1lfl.
New ORLEANS, sopt. 10.~Dss. Flnney, Hurd, Smith,
Va vioksburg, IN RESPONSE to cali Of tho Howard i,
Assoc!aston of that city, five experienced nurses
co,npanyIng thnnl.
s1lltkvkFonr, ILL.,, Hcnt. 10-The yc1low foyer pre-
walls opidouic, Rnd business Of a klutls u rros-
trntea. rhoro IL much suffering for want Of atien-
ton. Tho n,irses aud doctors ase worn out. Inter
nsena yesterday, 10 from yellow fevor aud ~ today,
At 1east 40O are o#, though not all With the fever.
Tbs aickncas ID fearful to contemplate,
, 1873-09-11

AEs1pnIa, Tenn. Sept 10.-Whilo standing in tho
door Of hs houhe, to-day, George Cab1cr, CONNER
c1ai ngenoy reporter, VIII hrod 1t by sorac unknown
person on the opposite s!do Of tho streot Tho ball.
striktng tho door md glanciug, struck him on tho
ekull, 1naking, however, only fesh wound. Tho
would-ba assassin cannot DO found,
White, the cacapcd horao-thiof, has not been cap
tuzod, nor ID 1t Nkoly TINT he will be.
, 1873-09-11
ABOVE Low
Watch.
'BeldW h18h winter Of 1H71.
W. 8. KAurMAA, Observer,
Room 78 Major Block, Chicago.


IHD1ANAroI1B, sept. l0.--A special 10 tho Journal
from Frankfort, Ind, SAYS Flelcher Merodlt editor
an proprietor Of tue Clinton Republican Nu,'lcr waB
whose wfe has millinery shop upstairs. Douglasa
concealel hi1ac in tho lott, when Meredith enteroi
ass. Dougas4 shot hoe III tho ceiiing thu bal pass-
Ing through Moredilhs wrist and entering Ills right
lrcuat Tho wound is couBidhrod dangerous.
, 1873-09-11

nrusso1a foil In with her Monday night, In latitude
Il t1pgrcos, 10 minutes, longitude 20 degrees.
Hourl1AMrToN, Sept. 1D.-acamslltp Deutschland,
from Now York, haB arrivod.
NEw Yonx Bept, O-Arrivcd-a.camshIr1 Man.
haitian a,,; bmba, from liverpool; Europe, froiu
Droat, and Virgn.a, from Glasgow
NEW YonK, Rert. 10.-Arriyedt steamship alanor-
gan, from Q4rdIf.