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T.nTnOAAs = co.. and Smith . On
, 1873-12-09

Promise t1lnt tho I3ritt0n my8tcrY
IVilI Iso nj A1,st Utlrnvcicd.

Promise that tho I8ritton N1ystcrY
VIII Igc mt R.nst Uurnyclcds
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Dec. 8.-Tho Dritto4 mystery aocma
1ihoiy to 10 unrarclv1 at last. About a month
ago, h1r. s. II. Dritton, i brokcr doing bualnosu
ut No. 81 UoyonBhire atrcct, waa found In Ills
Office lnsonsible and bleeding profuBe1y
from Wounds in hs Aoad. It waa at
first thought that lila injuries would
prove fatal, but ho has Bince fully recovered.
IIo has continually refused to tell tho namo Of
biz aaBailant OIL various grounds, aud tho caso
l,as ruiacl 10 much scandal tint tho Assistant
District Attorney presented it to tho Grand Jury.
hfr. Driton att refused to testify, Oh tho ground
that 1t would crinllnnte himself, and tho doctors
Oh the ground that they wcro protected By tllolr
profession. Ilumors Of confession lnado by
Mr.. Driltolt, when lying on what he supposed to
bo ly dcatti-bod, have arisen, and lets to Wig
orous proBcrutloirof the caBo. Tho inycs.iga-
day. Drs. Arnold nnd Ordway wore ayain sum-
moned and as before, refused to testify, OH tho
old ground, ,-thnt they wero not obliged bylaw
to diyulgo tho secrets Which they Ind
learned during professional attendance.
rho District Attorney took different
view, aud to aotslo tho point at once had them
brought before Judge Aldrich In tho Superior
Court. Ho r,llod that they must testify. DR..
Ordway asked for further tine, which was
granted; but DR.. Arnold gayc oyi1enoo which
las resulted In tito brrest of Mr., Dritton's assa-
ant, eud Ct Mr.. Dritton himself, OH tho charge
Of perjury. uo was ndnlitrod to bafl In tho sum
OF 80, 200. 10 will DO nrraignou tomorrow be-
fore tho Municipal Court.
, 1873-12-09
FORTY-THiRD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

~ y
nreo1rr.o1s AsI, prT1rtoss
Mr. OJaNDIER nrnso,,tat} thn ioirk rnso1u.
tiou nr ihn T.or;nistmrn nf aischiran nstin~ for
thn cnrntrurt; ~ ~ :, Ninnora ahar,-rnrni, niao
tn ,nint resolnt;on n tEns T,on;alc tmrc as,sno
for tho nuryny If n cana, nnross tho Stnta. I,nii
an tin tab1a.
Mr. CUNKL1NG presented tho petition of tho
Chamber Of Comn,drco Of New York in regard
to tho resumption of spocle payments, Referred
to tho Committee Oh EInnuce
HILLS INTRODUCED.
1lr. STEVENSON introduced q bill providing
that bun1a Of the lato Chief Justices, H. B Tanoy
aud =. =. Chase, be placed il. tho Supreme Court
room. Referred to tho Library Conllnit.ee.
Mr.. WINDOW introduced bill to incorporate
tho Southern TrapB-C Continental Nailroad Com
peuy, aud grant tho right Of way through the
public lands to tho same. Roforrcd to the Com
nlittec on Public Lands.
Mr. SHERMAN introduced bill to hllthor1ze
The organization Ut National Ba'!ka without cur
:ulation. noferred to tho Committee on Fl
aance Thls IL substantially the bill with the
sane title which WIS passed by the Beuate last
}ear.
Mr. SCOTT introduced o bill anondatory Of
In act to establish q Uniform syatolA Of hank
.urtcy throughout tho United atutoa: Referred
10 ths Gom',,ttee On the Judiciary.
AZ N!.oI nlsFounceo Dill 10: tio nettoF pro-
tscs!on GI u ..'e 9"1 "u.ah ~ tlo -N9es1sstpl'
ana maes, "o'e'teo " t4o oo'1'"'s'eo VI ooA'-
"o.oo:
Mr. LodAN lntroancetl bltl 70 PROVIDE cheap
nnd permanent tvanaporia1lon Tor l1eIHons a'ld
1fc1gnsa between NoW aofN es'o Gh'eaGo, 10
, 1873-12-09

him to repay tho difference recel.od by him into
Mr. NlDi,AoK sdd TINT, az member Of the
tlo,,a submitted GGy tic minority hut dlasantod
from Hpfue.
Iii the course Of protractod discussion ~ to
tho isrosition to ,o made OF tho hill, Sfr: GAR-
FIELD recommended A1r. Haio to move llio pro-
chllel tito long dfso,lsHion which tnok place some
years etnco on q like subject to tho exclusion OF
other public business. nnd augge:ted that tho
l1olHo wea proparod to vote ns onco on tho Him-
p1o repeal of tho incrcnao-of-salary lRw.
Mr. KELLY aEkosl Afr. Halo whether Ills bill
look effect from tho first day OF lho prosont Bos-
sion. T..
Mr.. HALE replied TINT It did not.
Mr. KELLY argued tint Y ought TO- md that
would place the House in u worse position be.
foro tho America pooplo than any Liquidation
Which yet lad boon had.
b1r. WOODFOnD moved tho previous queB-
tion III ortlor to put tho bill otl ita passage at
onco, but tho HouHo refused 10 second tic dc.
n,a,,d, by 04 TO l32, aud finally II was arranged
that tho matter should como up tomorrow aftor
tho morning hour, to tho exclusion Of all otl,er
orders, speeches TO bo limitod to twenty minutes,
aud . motion to rooommit being nli the Willie
pending.
NAVAL APPROXIMATION H1LL.
Tho SPEAKER laid before tho Iouso com.
ulunicatiun from tho Secretary Of tho Navy, ask
1uE Tor incrohRou appropriations. Roief1eu 10
tho Committon oil Appropriations.
INDIANA ELECTION GAZE.
h1r. SMITH IN. ", from, tho Committee on
Elections, reported resolution TINT Mr.. bhanls
{Ind.) was onttlci to tho seat from the Ninth
district. Without discussion or opposition tho
resolution was adopted, aud MIR. shnnks took
tito oath OF office
SUPPLEMENTARY c1v1Lrn1o1Ts D11I. !,
Atr. N1O1iEY moyol to suapeud the rulos and
paau tho Supplementary Civli-Rights bill.
After tho exhaustion Of dilatory lnotions on
tho Democratic Bto, to prevent action on tho
bill, Mr.. WILLARD (va.) appealed to N1r. Moray
to let Tho bill boroferred to tic judiciary Commit
tee. It waa 40 roforred, with loave to report at
any time. ,.-
RESOLUTIONS.
Tho House ut O'Clock went into Committee
Of the Whole.
Resolutions distributing tho PreBidoutg 1nes-
sngo among tho appropriate committees wore
presented nutl adopted.
NEW COMMITTEE PROPOSED.
Mr.. RANDALL, from, tho Committee on
Rules, reported r,1lo to aid to tho standing
oommittcos Of tic IIouso Committee Of sevou
on mississippi 1oyoeB.
THE rnASK1Na PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. MYERS (pa.) onerol resolution roquir-
ing information as to tho clfoct Of tho abolition
of tho frnuking privilege. Adopted.
Tho uouso adjourned.
, 1873-12-09

giving. From tElo Cleveland Voicp we loaru That
thorc wero assembled father md mother, seygn
HollH usid four daughters. thirteen In all: Tho
height Of tho old gottlonan. who ~ nov Ct ycarn
Of ugc, In Blk feet and onellaf ineho. Tho height
Of Tic vito Ia five toct nlno lnclies. or tho Boven
sunu, FOUR aro each six foot aud lve an1 hnlf
inchos, md thron six feet two inchaH fn height,
wl,tlo thu four daughters oac five fcot clovot.
inoloa In lloght, a',d tho height Of all combined
tH eighty feot throo and lnf inches. Tho old
est son IN Chief Of Police Of st. Paul, and an-
other gon Ia 4 member Of lilo Olovc.ald police.
Tho father III his day Inns lifted 1.7oo pounds Of
iron.
, 1873-12-09
The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D, G.. Doc. 8.-For Now En-
glahd and st. Lawrence Valley, cloudy weather
aonthorly winds wil1 prevail For tho Middle
statea and Lower Lako region, continued cloudy
weather during tho greator portion Of tho day,
tho winds shifting to southorly and westerly,
with rising temperature. For"tho Upper Lake
easterly to scstorly winds, with raiu, followed
by clearing weather in :. tho Lowcr
Ohio Valley. For the Northwest, Lower
tomperaturo with partly cloudy weathog, and pos
mby light snow from 1!ako Superior westward to
Minnesota. For tho South Atlantic and Gulf
Stalos, rising temperature, except west Of the
Lower mississippi Valley, whore lower tcmpera-
tnro may be oxpooted.
0ENElAL 0DAERvATIOSB.
IuIiCAGQ. Dfc. al q. m.
, 1873-12-09
INDIANAPOLIS.

Ycnrly Meeting os Erientts-.A Cheap
Democratic Nosvgpapcr.
Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAroL1s, Ind, Dec. 8.-Tho Society OF
Frionds arc holding gonoral yearly meeting in
this city. All tho prominent men in tho orgaui-
cation in this State are here, Tho Attendance Is
largo aud much interest ia manifested.
Thoro BeomH little doubt now but that q cheap
daily newspaper, III tho interest OF the Indiana
Democracy, will 10 started in this city about tho
1at of January. 1t is understood that I.r-
dispatches over tho Atlantic Il Pacific line.
, 1873-12-09
OBITUARY..

Charles d. Bond, OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
Special Dispat:h to Tbs chffapo 1:r1bunt.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 8.-Ear1v this MORN
ing our citizens were startled by the announce
1nent Of tho death Of Charioa D. Doad, President
Of the Fort Wayne National Bunk. Mr. Bond
had bcon confined to his houso but ton days, and
his sudden deccaso Causes feeling OF gloom
Ill tho city. Ho wau AZ years Of age. Mr. Bond
has been identified with the commercial and
fiunnclal interosts Of the city for ~ large 1uln-
bor Of years, and was considered leader in
tho finances Of Northern Indiana. Hu waa high
ly respected and esteemed by all with whom he
camn IN contact.
, 1873-12-09


Catholic Observance OF the FcNHt OF
ttae immaculate Conception.
Special Dispatch to The cAscaao Tribune.
LASAL1.E, III, Dec. 8.-Tho Catholic popula-
ton Of this city hayo observed this holy day OF
obligation by tho general closing Of their busi-
ness houses and MI abstinence from labor, and
the usual religious servlcos wero held ut tho
Catholic church,
New YonE, Dec. 8.--Tho Catholic churches arc
crowded this morning Oh tho occasion of the
celebration Of tho Faast Of tho immaculate Co1l-
coption and tho CONSIDERATION Of tho entire do
ccse, with all it's ollurohes religious houses and
charitable and educational institutions, collect
lively aud alhgly, to "tho Most Sncred Heart Of
JoA,1s."
sptcfa! DISPATCH TO The chfcaqo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-Iho feAst of tho 1mmnc-
nlate Conception mas eelabgatodiu all tho Catho-
tio churches here to-dny. In tho Cathedral tho
ceremonies wero unusually cxcollont and inl-
prcBsivo. 4 sermon waa delivered by Bishop
Wood.
, 1873-12-09


OTTAWA, ILL.,. Doo. 6,--rllo Anow OF Saturday
night, which foil to respectable depth horr, hns
nearIy disappeared In .lie continued rain which
haH beo1 fAlling eyor aince, until this evening,
wh'a s@, az amSs! ;S.a, nenetaS y 5%t to gsys rs
DAyENpoNT. la., Doc. "a l,savy slluw-storm
Saturday night waa sssccostlel by one of rain to-
day, The rlyor IL o,.oo moro cloar OF leo, aud
tue ferry Htcamor il again making trips.
Hpecfa! Nsputch 70 Ths Chtcaao tribune.
CA1no, ILL.,, Dec. a.-Tho Ohio Riyor Ia riaing
rapidly, a,..lateamboatlny III lively. The weather
III worry nasty.
, 1873-12-09
Killed by ChillroM Playing with a
L0AuGll G nlls

sntc4al D3sputch 70 Tie CAteaao 7F26uNe.H :
Y1cKsnuna, Mich, Dec. 8.-Dusing tho ab-
aonco Of their parents several children belong
homo unattended. They began playing with au
army nuaket, not knowing TINT the pioco was
leadod. They cracked two capH and wero about
to crack tho thild, whom d young butcher moved
in front OF tho gun. At the same instant the
gun WAS discharged, emptying ita contents, d
heavy charge. into tho u4a,l's abdomon, killing
him Instantly.
, 1873-12-09

Special Dispatch to Tho CAfcapo Tribune.
DErnoIr, Mich, Dec. 8.-uarefully complied
figures, prepared horo, show TINT tho total Of
minor disasters on the lakeB thia yoar is 102l, Of
sizing. i by running ashore, mud q injurieB by
fire. Tie total lossoa nlimbsr 70, aud this iu-
clutes e fow vessels now ashore, Which may
subsequently ba got of.
, 1873-12-09

SpecIIt DtsValfH 70 7iEt EHIeado IT7bN1N.
BLooM1NaroN, ILL.,. Dec. 8.-To-day about
30UO in currency aud ollocks were stolon from
the dnsis OF j. l.. Green l. Co.'s candy Rtoro,
during tho temporary absence Of the bookkeep-
cr. There IL no clue to tho perpetrator Of tho
thoft. Several buys wore in Tho atoro just be-
foro, but wero unknown to the ar,n.
, 1873-12-09
CASUALTIES.

Hoilor Explosion Ncnr Fort WnYnc+
lnd.-Exv0 Persons Killed.
Special Ditpatch to This Chicago Tribune.
CAMBRIDGE, o.. Doc 8.-Tle boiler in tho
saw-lniil cast Of here exploded this afternoon,
instantly killing tho ougnoor, Joseph Crosen,
and boy named Burt, who was at tie mill for
lumber also seriously injuriug man nnmod
a1c!lurray. PiocoB Of the mill wero thrown GOO
fcet.
, 1873-12-09

Pertcctsa Inst IEesurt--fsov. EScvcridEe
Reviewing tho Syifc-1l 1lurticrcr's Case
-.E..n Dc:LthsSontcucc Likely to 1so
Executed :,
Special Dispatch to The Chtrapo Tribune.
SrR1N1FIELD, ILL.,, Dec. B.-dov. Boyeri1go has
spent the ontiro dny in IN examination Of tho
record In the caBo OF Audrew J.. Perfect, tho
Chicago wifo-murderer. Tho record is d
volume embracing tho history Of tho case
through all tho trinls which hayo been awarded
him, and, although tho Governor has CON-
plesod bis examination, ho has not do
ter.ninod as to tho action which ho
will take in the 1nattor. It is Bafo, however, to
predict, from tho fact that Pertcot 1aH bceu oon-
Yictod Of murder in tho first dogroo by three
separate juricB tint His Ezcolloncy will be slow
to interfere with the sentence. 1tis givon out
by persons who ought to know that tho Gov
ornor decline to disturb the findings Of tho
jury aud tho santenco Of tho Court, and in that
caao, the sentence Of death will bo executed OH
the 18th day Of Decombor.
, 1873-12-09
FINANCIAL.
Tho Philadelphia Money Hlnrket.

Tho Philadelphia Money FlnrEots
Special DsputcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, ra., Dec. 8.-Tilere was do
citiody bottor fcolng In financial circlos today
owing ohioiy to tho moro pacific touo Of tho dis
patchoa relating to Cuban affairs. Gold do
olincd nnscrinlly from Saturday closing prices.
Tho supply Of currency mas moro than atnplo
for tito roquircmonts of trado. There was worry
little now papor offorod, and most Of tho dis
counting was In tho ronnwals Of old con-
tractb. Call loans avn,aged to per
ccut f(rst-olasH pnpor to 1O ror cont.
Discount for 90 dnyB, or loss rasoB OF dis
counts, OF COURSE vary according to latcs md
eroits. Bocontl caaB na1ncn wcro difficult to
place at any price, aud under GO dnyu good tor1na
Wore otforc1 for good names.
, 1873-12-09

Of acquiring titlo lhoroto, which stntoment shall
President, Secretary, or Troanuror, and be ro-
corded III tho office or tho Recorder OF tho co'ln.
", aud 1lod iu tho olloo Of tho Secretary OF
HthLo.n
, 1873-12-09

S11fcial Dispatth {" The Chlcaao Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. SIN tle Circuit
Court to-day q motion to grant Alfred Wellar Il
new trinl was denied, and he was sentenced to
fifteen yeats imprisonment. He was convicted
Of murder in tho second degree, few days
since, for killing his miatress, Maggie Camp
bell, in July last, lo knocking her down ulld
ner as to catso her death.
Nugent aud Wagner, convicted Of burglary,
wore aontonced to 1iyo years each
, 1873-12-09

Special Dfapa!eh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 8.-Tho ronlaius Of the
laso Bishop Almitage will DO brought hero for
lntarMlont, and tho funeral service will bo hold
at st. Johns Church, OF which ha was founder,
aud for nuny yenra Rector.
, 1873-12-09

Special Dtputct to The Chicago Tribune.
mendation Of Charles II. Reed, state's Attorney,
and others, GOV. Doyoridgo to-day pardoned
Jevry Stadden, convicted Of larceny aud son-
fenced to one YEARS. imprisonment in tho Poni-
tontiary at the February term, 1879. Of tho Cook
County Criminal Court.
, 1873-12-09
4 Child whipped to Dcnth byn Brutal
Mother.

- Speciu{ Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 8.-One Of tho
most brutat and i,hun,a,i affairs in tho record Ut
crime in this city OCCURRED yesterday; 4 mothor
deliberately whipped ler child to doath. Tic
parties aro coloroa. Tho mothar'H namo ia
Frances N. Williams, and tho girls na,no IL En-
ina Jauo Williams, Hhe boing u daughter by
former husband. Tho woman resides in tho up
per ntory Of small frnmo tenement house Oh
North Jcilorson street. Sunday, about noon,
pied by this woman, ani few hours 1ator,'
when tho room was entered, tho girl
wau found in dying condition: She died At 8
o'clock. Tho victim was ratlog Il bright 1nulatto,
IS years old, hut emacatod by Consumption. The
,nothor was arrostcd, and at first talou to tho
lookup, but WIS subsequently sent to the county
jail, as thoro WAS 1nucl, oxcitement among tho
colorcd poop1o, and tloro WAS q rumor that an
attempt would bo made to lynch her. A post
norton examination was undo this morning by
DR.. Samuel Kitchen, when it was found that tito
back aud body Of tho victim were badly cut up
with stripes, evidently inflicted with heavy
ropo, aud there wero also marks aa il she had
been stamped with tle feet.
, 1873-12-09
JOURNALISTIC.

Spse,a! Dispateh to 1hs chtoaaa Tribune.
pLooM1NnToN, ILL.,, DUO. 8.-TAu Bloomington
Anzieyer, owing to llnnuoial ombarrasament, IL
about 10 change halnls, Or mako au auuignment
for tie Loneh1 Ut itH creditors.
, 1873-12-09
FIRES.

In Fond ilu Lae CossntY. wiz. &; Losn,
4S,N10.
Special Dtspatch to Tha Chicago Tribune
FoND Uu Lac. Wis, DUO. "a 1ro this morl-
Ing, ut the village Of St, Cloud, Fond du Lac
County, destroyed tito Touring vii! of Schuasler
l. Mnssh. Loss, 28,000; but little insurance.
, 1873-12-09
ITALY,.

RoMn, Deo. 8-Viotor Emanuel anil OhsyaIicr
Nigra late 1talian Ambassador at Paris, Ind q
long co1,foronuo this morning. It ia untorstood
that Ntgra will rosurn to Paris.
, 1873-12-09

Sptci0l O}spNfch 70 Tic Chicago Tribune.
CA1no, ILL.,, Dec. 8.-sovon burglars lago been
arrested in this city siuce yesterday morning by
our county authority. Four OF them Aayo been
taken to Union City, and three are hero in tho
Jail. Mr.. Johnson, who was robbed III Union
City, identified homo Of tho clothing thoy wore
as his stolen property.
, 1873-12-09
SPECIAL ELECTION IN IOWA.

DEs A1o1NEH, Ia., Deo 8.-Tllo Governor to-
day ordorod special elootion in Lee County on
Jan. Z, to eloot Representative iu plaoa Of
Edward 4. Layton, who died on Sunday last,
, 1873-12-09

Ahner hloIlrath, tho Euclid C. } giant aud fox
had reunion Of his family ut tho old homestead
, 1873-12-09

Case of Olcia1ln. tho Aisgrnceh Alder
na:l1is
MEMPHIS, Dec. "a petition Of o1-Allornan
Olcialla for D mattlamnH compelling the BonEa
OF Aldermen to roiustate him, wAs refused to-
day by Judge I1olzy, Of the Bocoul Circuit Court.
, 1873-12-09

gr. pErEnanuno, Dec. ga ukaao tas beon
issuod requiring that six mon out Of every
thousand Inhabitants Of 1sussla. inott'dtng tho
Polish provinces, bo drafted fnto tho amy.
, 1873-12-09
FORElCN.
SPAIN,

MADn1p, DAG. 9.-:I'ho Minister Of War roporta
tint Tho reserve rcccntly cailod out numbers 49,,
900 mon. =