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, 1873-10-03


LONDON, Oct. 2.-By yestorday'a steamers
from Liverpool to New York, shipments Of spo-
clio for tho Inter city amounting to -e24i 900
Woro made.
LONDON, OCT. SIS a. m.-Tno Times this
morning, in IN editorial retroanect of the Lutte
American financial panic, says " Tho reck-
lossness and dishonesty which have latoly charac-
torizod tho management Of aome Of tho greateAt
undertakings 10 America have induced q
liable to become acute. Evon Americans" )"
Gays tho Times, "are not all smart mon or daring
speoulators." The Times thinks tho danger has
disappeared for the presens, but political and
ut any tlmo. 4 country with an i'm
rnenso fold for enterprise and comparatively
limited capital is always liab1e to parlics. The
improvements made ii Western communications
arc most useful and profitable, but may cause
further trouble. The entire blanc for the disas-
tor roats upon the unsound monetary systom Of
the country.
, 1873-10-03

Horrible Fate or tho Slnmcsc Twins.
Translated from Me & Gern'aa r "a" Ds'caa ar The
During business trip IN the oyorlands OF Ba-
don Inst summer, 7 was compelled to remain in
tho littlo town Of s. longer than expected.
]. had comfortable quarters at the ''White
search Of pleasure. s. being noted al the cos,-
tre point from whonco the traveller could vlsit
all tho lovely viowd md locations for which this
part Of the county ia celebrated.
The day was dreary, the rain pouring down
streams; tho guoHts remain at tho tal,le Iongor
than 'lBual, calling for M "extra solopplo u for
the salo OF compAnionship and pastime chaiya
wore drawn closer, in friendly recognition OF
their nelghbor's desire for sociahilty, willis the
state Of the weather was discussed until even
commenced an exchange of anecdotes and wit
ticism that soon enlivonod tho atmosphere aud
our company.
Not the loast interesting Of our party was q
commercial traveller from Berlin, whose flow
Of natural wit and laughnblo rctorts kopt us in q
perpetual roar.
"Of course" said he, III something like quiet
WIS restored after ono Of lH ridiculous atortos,
"yon gontlenon aro aware Of tho death Of both
the Siamoso twins ~
"Wl,at |" was tho exclamation Of surprise on
all sidoH. "ri,e twina dead2 Poor fallows!
operation Tho lirss lave hoar Of It, raaliy"
mo" responded tho narrator, sadly, "tloy
anfrotetl frIghtfnl death" as l,o sal this Ills
faco. assumed the appearance Of real sorrow,
which was soon reflected by those around hin,
while oven those s!ioptios WHO bud littlo faltL III
lis gloomy rovelatiou began to look earnoht,
Tlio DoYlinor paused improaslyely, gazing In
Horrowing eiIenco on the table before him.
"},1t, good Lord. toll uB about it," exclaimed
n Hnnoyer gouttcmau, ILLS eyes flashing with cu-
rosity.
"Yon 900, gentlemen" began tho nerlincr,
twin iB very fond Of mo1oy; thoy both layo
wiyea mud quite number Of Aucocssora tint IL
why they concluded to tako ono lust triumphant
Journey.
"Tlloy took passage, last NEaroh, at Aapln-
WALL in ono Of tho large ntoamora yin tue Indios,
through tho euoz Uanal for Europe. In mid.
ocoa1,, IN acci.lont occurred to tho boilora, a,,
neocBsitatel tho uhe OF aailH in thoir plnco.
''you ayo no doubt aware, goltlelnou, that 4
Steamship makoa hut q clumsy saitahip.
'Ihoy woro oyortakon by heavy storm, from
tho north-uorthoast, that carried thona fir, fur
into the South, and Que fearful dark night found
them total wreck OIL tho rocks 8outh Of Now
QufnoA.
Passengers and crew woro lost, all but our
| twins, mud. strange ~ 1t may soem. proyldou-
, 1873-10-03
Cheyenne Dcprcuntions In tho Arlknn-
8;ss Valley

DENVER, Col, Oct. 2.-Thore Is intense cx-
clte1ncnt among settlers and stook-mcn In the
Arsansas Valley south Of Pueblo, on account Of
depredations committed by moving bands Of
Cheyenne Indians, who have already wanton1y
kiiledsoyoral hundred hea1 Of oattle The Indians
say tho wlite men killed tho buffalo last winter,
and lot thom rot on the plains. and now they aro
going to kill NIL the cattle Of the whites. Thus
far no murders arc reported, but the Indians
haye visited Il number Of houses, carrying awny
blankets and anything else they desired, and de-
atroying other property. Nany families have
sought snfety in Pueblo.
the schools have been dismissed, and scouts
aro going over tho country collecting men, arms,
and ammunition, and tho Indians will bo severely
punished If thoy can be oyertakeu.
, 1873-10-03
GRIM
E1tarttcr In Cincinnati INST NtR1af.

H1AF0pF III Va1E&HN1EI I4ltHK N18MEs
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-W. r. Neville, a young
druggist, ,waH shot and instantly Killed tonight,
bctwoon and o'clock, tn IiH own store, corner
Of Eighth and Lock HtrootH. by Dennis Oary, tito
owner Of tho promises. Ncvil1o Ind routed all
of Tho furniture ho was taking AWAY was
claimod by Gary. Thia led to dispute, ,ghioll'
1t III said. Noylle regarded aB ok little co,leo-
sequencc, whom Cary drow q pistol mud shot lin,
with tho result montionod.. Neville Ia ropre-
caao here from ireland about four Years ago.
After tho murder Cnry wont to UnmIuoni1
stroot Station and gnyo himself np Uo was
pursued by n crowd Of highly oxcitcd people,
kept off by Carya tl,rcatc1rtng 10 Bhoot from tho
Hamo revolver with which lie lal Hlan Neville.
, 1873-10-03

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Oct 2.-Our merchants havo
monthly settlements tomorrow. The day will
DO trial, but will como out we'll. Money mat
tors here are easier to-day. The bankers havo
considerably reduced liabilities. 1t is thought
that thore will be p1onty Of currency within .
week. Hundreds Of mon have boen discharged
from Reid'B Works, just out of CHATTANOOGA
and south Of TINT place.
Forty men quit work at tho shops Of the st.
Louis l. Southeastern Road to-day, because tho
months. Trains are delayed on account Of tho
refusal of engineers to take them out. The
management compromised by promising to pay
the July aud August wages no1t Tucsday-one-
fourth cash, and tho rest In tho Company's cor
tificateB bearing 10 per cont interest, due In
ninety days, and receivable for freight.
, 1873-10-03

Spectal Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
THE BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDING AGAINST JAY cooGE
co.
WAsTIN0DoN, Oct. 2.-The suit against Jay
Cooke H. Co., which was commenced in this city
to-day by the counsel for Clifford ArricA, hear
ing in which is to be had in the Supreme Court
Of this District, on the 10th inst, will doubtless
be vigorously prosecuted ii tho statements Of
the counsel for the plaintiff can be taken Us an
indication Of their purpose. It ID claimed that
Evidence WILL certainly DO given to provo at loaBt
two, if not all, Of the tlyo seiious charges made
in tho petition that haB been filed in court.
HENRY D. COOK DECLARES
that tho ASSAULTS Of newspapers and some indi-
ridual citizens throughout the country upon the
firm Of which llo iH q member arc too severe. mud
aro III most instances unjust and devoid of
truth. Ho reiterates the statomonts mado by
him on tho day tho doors Of tho several houses
Of Cooke H Co. wero closed, to the efrect that
branch house horo to meet all drafts that might
have been made upon it; and he Is satisfied that,
exclusive Of aiy Northern Pacific stocks
or interest," tue assets of the firm of Jay Cooke
dollar 1t owoo. But some delay md difficulty
wall probably DO encountered in realizlng upon
somo of tho securities; and all Mr. Cooke asks
is reasonable degroo Of patience and forbear-
course OF troatmont Is allowed to tho now sori-
onsly embarrassed company, he bolloves overy
creditor will be pnid in full, dollar for dollar.
(Io tho Il 1fssociGtcd I'yess.1
WARRINGTON. D, c.. Oct. 2.-Throe Of lhe
banlts in tho certified check combination have
resumed to the oxtent Of paying small checks in
currency.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY AGAINST JAY CooHE co.
To.tlay petition waH illod in tue Supreme
Court lor tlie District OF Columbia, In the name
Of Clifford Arriclt against Jay Cooke and othor
members Of tho firm. to torce them into invo!-
nntary bankruptcy. Tho petitioner sets forth
that tho firm Ii indebted to him In tho amount
OF $40, 600 OIL cersiacatoH Of deposit bearing 8
ror cout interest, and charges. among other acts
Of bankruptcy. TINT, OIL tlie 18th Of September
bolng then banltrupts, tlloy did mako Payments
OF monoy TO- oortain parties, to petitioner un-
known, on. tho plea that thoy woro special
dopostora, in order to give them preference
oyor other dopoHltors. and 10 10 tlefent aud do
lay tho aot OF bankruptcy. Judge Humphreys
granted The usual warrant, requiring the parties
to appear OH Friday, Oct. 10, aud answer wly
thoy should not 10 adjudgcd bankrupts, 10.
GOVERNMENT uoNps IN THE DEpoHITony NATIONAL,
DANKH.
Representatives. OF tho Depository National
RSnas. particularly from tho West. arc hero IN
, 1873-10-03
INDIANAPOLIS,

SVtcfal D8pdleh 70 7Hs CHsca7o Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 3.-Tho money panic
Is affecting business hero aomowhat. Some
largo manufacturing houses have discharged
part Of their forces, while others adopt tho
oight-hour syatem. Two hundred md forty
Thousand dollars in currency arrived from tho
East this morning, which will afford aomo re-
lief. Indianapolis ia more crippled than other
manufacturing cities.
, 1873-10-03

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convortod Into currency at onco, nonco tho tom
porary saspenslo' @ Io oann W. ssstmG " ,s oln'r ,
noes ~ A1m uhya. 1Iie otIoa u"'nn W - .lso ivy
arc traisac9lng buancea Az nsas ama .na moe.iR
psoptg a.! aemana 1,,! a,p lpon tn0n' 1no o@o''o-
meh1 mas wholly subsaaou. i
n DghuooE. =. ill.,
puhu2pE, towa. oos. 1.-hs 1ssoosih " to
o1 t4e aaonaou ,ooo1 h"to"tn maaIo a.
tionnn nanR. y. H. boosu "as M Grnet9 pS..et. 3n.
IVY II. =. pMpeasGt ~ 9tst Ha y: - tt1' H.
uon,. Vlco i. y; u; oh9lloa, ~ hu..io W ny
pnnna alIa1rs; Ihe Morcianla Natann H. 'as 9a o.
aoMano Ill nanluet,on, on asn.,c so o lo1tp w.
'g or.or; "Il,o nmnturea oonoos1onh hcT le W y
.is bank De9nB1g to ts ns WI % 20
4nnaoa 70 te rt" MatInn .M torot =,
np1,9"o TO wnom NJ letters l,ar.nns r. 'itSfo1n "
mno1 e.ar 20 a senad M T. l.
nnn1 tvs9 doo oasu'ct W. i'3, III nm !"
S1ohoou: a,a nj. snolt.an D9inug H. n s,,.
at Is es e Soea nxor III ~ TO
:tet Iney nave maue ovoI IT, ~ inu tu9idy r1aiyo ~
.ho tee.ofy, 'nolng enG spaonau1 pa 1s lohooc1 ooc9
aoc M 1hg or ns9r af x mn 5na acres "'S IN ntlor cony
4sooa 1a @ OF ouyo aoaSh II .saro H., 4
1gMn tno @ nSaVias5 @ a'na for o @ II r.
n3en1a9}au WY oan au eto'A " ~ cIarH s1j nm
Sieu Scu.aaq S.ousg4 ~ ono w. feorGn "1a' ,tnn
1tn ann 9omn @iy'ogT ~, 20 M NJ Tor;'
, 1873-10-03

CoLuMpus, Oct 2-The financial situation be-
gius to look q little mixed hore, and there has
beon disposition on the part Of dopositors yes
to-day and to-day to Withdraw deposits, and last
night tho bankers Of tho city hold meoting.
All but two banks woro represented, and 1t was
agrocd to Issue Clearing House certidcates, con-
Presidents Of tho banks not represented.
At q meeting this morning, the second mcet-
Ing bold, word was received that Hayden's Bank
and tho Oitizons' Savings Bank declined to go
into any arrangement Tor the protection Of the
other banks. A third mootiug will be hold this
afternoon. The excitement Is increasing.
, 1873-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS.

SDeelaE Dispatch 70 Tic Chicago Tribune.
tional Bank Of minneapolis has safely stood
three days run. ending yesterday forenoon. It
paid out s92, ,00O Tuesday, but received more on
deposit. 1t Is supposed that tho run started
from the Gorman md Scandinavian papers M
nouncing it's suspension, by mistake, for the
First National Bank Of Momphis. Including
the First National, MI tho Minneapolis banks
arc sato. with public confidence restored, except
aprivate bank, which has suspended. It's lin
bilitieH aro fow, and all secured. Other banks
agreed Tuesday oyoning to limit checks to tho
4100 rulo, not APPLYING it to now deposits.
, 1873-10-03

CoLuMnus, O., Oct. 2.--The Graua Lotlgo Of
Ohio Good Tenlplars elected ofllcerA to-day w
follows @: " q: T: Mrs. II. g. Brown, of ALL
ance; g. y; 9; H., perry aebri.'g, of dermar-
town; G. ". y y, Jennie Doarboo, Of Cloyo-
laul g. Y: g., Z. Jay plnuey, OF Jefferson !;
q. W. r.. u. J. Topky, Of Atnoi,a. q. Il. Stow.
art, =: N. Wedde1l, aud ]. A. sponcer wore
elected TrusteGs.
, 1873-10-03

81. Louis, No., Oct. 2.---Tho trial Of Joseph
II. Fore, for, tho attompt to tomahawl llia wife
Tic jury, aftor m absence of about an hour.
rendered verdict Of guilty, and assosBod pun
ishment Of ton years in tho Ponitontiary, that
bofng tho limit Of tho law. During the speech
OF prosocuting Attorney Normilo, he applied
tho latter made demonstration az though ho
would assault tho Attorney, hut ho was ro-
strained BY tho Marshal of the Court, who Bat ut
biz side: Tho counsel for Foro asked for an ar
now triRl.
, 1873-10-03
SQllTH AMERICA

L1Bpos. Oct. 2-ILo mail steamship from
Rio 10 Janeiro, Sept. 8, arrived today,
The anniversary Of tie Independence Of Brazil
was celebrated on tho 7sh ult.. IN Rio. There
was great festival, and the city was Illuminated
in tho evening.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Late ndvices from Paraguay
show TINT tho privations Of tho English coloniHts
continue, md thero is great dissatisfaction.
, 1873-10-03
WESTERN COUNTRY BANKS,
SpsctuE DinMtth to The Chicago Tribune.

MANHF1ELU, OHIO.
First National Bank appear from unotlicial
statements TINT havo come to light to bo about
as follows: Deposits, $130o00. tho Presidents
w. s. Hickox's-indobtednos to tho bank ia
about Sl60,0 900. 11o and the Cashier II. II. Nc
Mann, Aayo turned over ali their proporty to the
ban, aud it is thought 1t will be sufficient to &c.
euro tho depositora from loss. 11r. Hickox is
very heavily in debt to private parties for bor-
rowed money, on indiviaua! account, and his
iB talk Of tho bank reBuming huAitlosa under a
management, but 1t Ia not fully determined OH,
Jacob Hado has resigned tho casl,iership Of
tho FarlnesA National Bunk, and Geo. A. dIug-
ston has boen appointed in his stead.
DAvENroKT, IA.
Special Dtapatch to The Ghtcago Tribune.
DAVENPORT. 1a., Oct. 2.-Tho Davenport banks
laso not resumed full payments, nor will they
do 10 this week.
Tho grain trade Ia still worry dull, mud no ship
nents are being made. Tho general trade OF
tho city Ia in about tho same condition, tho cir
cu!ating medium being ourroncy mud certified
checks. uowovor, ,thoro Is no bad feollng, no
failures, and no excitement
Several Davenport baull mon havo gono to
Chicago to make arrangements for resumption
In full.
Tlo savings bnnks publish additional stato-
nlents to-day, showing healthy condition OF
affairs.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.
Special Dispatsh to Tho ChfcuGa Tribune.
CEpAn NAplps, Ia, Aug. 2.-The excitement
hero in regard to the financial crisis appears to
DO rapidly wouring away. Tho banks stu coll-
tinuo to carry oaol othor's certified oheokA,
sottliug balances onco q week; but checks for
currency, when 1t IL actually needed for the
transaction Of business. arc promptly paid. II
tho ncwH from tlla East still continues favor
ablo, confidence here will soon be fully restored.
IOWA CITY, IA.
Special DfsputcA 10 The Chfcapo Tribune
Iowa OlrY, Ia. Oct. 2.-rhe fooling in tinan-
olal quArtera ID much bettor, aud tho stock and
last. Our banks are all right and louoring au
drafta.
KEoKuK, IOWA.
KEoEuK, Ia. Dot. z. Tho only suhponslon
that Inns occurred horo during tho financial Hurry
place Oh Friday last. The bank publishes to.tlay
q statement Of itH affairs. which ahows It to be
In solvent condition. It has ample rosouroos
to meet all ita l2hilitlaA> hnt thaH aaulA mt pa
, 1873-10-03
THE DO0MED kl0D0CS.
Arrangements for the Execution Fri.
sl{kys

Arrangements for the Execution Fri.
day.
Special Dispatch to 1hc Chicd0o Tribune.
Ban FnASolHco, Oct. 2.-TAe Hix AlodocR-
Capt. Jacls, soAo,lohin, Duston Charley, Black
Jim, Darno.io, all Sloluck- be hanged to-
morrow botwoon tho hours Of 10 and 8.
Tho leatll-warlnnt lIaB heen received at Fort
lilamatll and nil tho proliminarea aro arranged.
New YonK, Oct. "A dispatch from Fort lila-
matll, datea yesterday. sayB Oapt. Jaols and his
tiyo associates will 10 hanged Friday morning ut
10 o'clock sharp and to-day the carpenters drove
from ono beam, and Mt q glveu sIgnal will swing
into otoruity together. Tho execution will he
public, to allow tho K!anaths and neighborng
1udlnna full view Of tho manor In which, tho
Inv Of tho United States is lnotod cut to trans
GrGHHprH,
, 1873-10-03

LONDON, Aug. ga spcciuI Dispatch to the
Telegraph from Ba!kl. Central AHia, reports the
aeycrs defeat OF Tho Atghaus by tho persinns.
Two Europeans nnined picquct and Riyas,
supposed to bo Swiss trnvolers layo boon
murdered by the natives iu Central Asia.
There IL roason to bolioyo that tho Afshans
deBign tho conquest nud annexation Of Bokhnra.
4 rebellion haB brukon out i'll KokAn.
, 1873-10-03

= W1BH1NtT0N, Oct. I, 1915,
Tho Department. with grea. regret, has to announce
to thu naval service tho death Of Ncar-Aaniral John
A: Wnsiow. The na1lc Of tlis distinguished officer
will vo in tho history Of his country as that Of Tho
victor In memorable sea-hglt during tho late Var of
tho Rohclllon, which endod in the destruction OF tic
Alabama by the KeaEsarge On the day after tho
receipt Of this order tho lags Of tho Navy-Yarda
be kept at haf-mast from sunrise to sunset aud thr-
teen ninute-guns will DO 3rod ut noon ashore and
ahoat Officers Of tho Navy and Marillo Corns will
Grape the left for tho usual period Of t1-
ty days. WILLIAM KEYNoLDs,
Acting Secretary Of tho NuyY,
, 1873-10-03
RuEFALQ.
uVTEHEVs
K.,xAS.,f F1isr1t+h IN J'hs TLfhn1o T1rfhurA

Sptciut Dspatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, Out. 2.-IIorntlo Seymour is expect
ed to speak OH tho 18th inst.
nIuny largo manufacturers nro dschargtng
their workntos,. Tlloro no orders coming III,
aud tho financial slYinEonoy III supposed to be
tho callao.
There is to be a temperance ,naaa-meoting
bore tonight, Mt which u strong effort will ba
uado to aid in suppressing tho Sunday liquor
traffic.
, 1873-10-03
THE INDIANS.
Il GRIND Council OF Chiefs ls,

A Grand Council OF Chiefs In Cnnadn.
ToRoSro, ONr,, Oct "A grand Indian coun-
Gil of chiefs from various Inlinn tribes in Can
nda Is now in session at the Six Nations Indian
Council House, near prat4tford, on tho Grand
to England and educated in tho medical profos-
sion BY tho Prince Of Wales, is President Of tho
council.
, 1873-10-03

speeta, -Dttpateh to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
DoBToN, Oot.2.-Tho financial situation con-
tinneB to improve, and gradually tho amount Of
businosa tlone Ia increasing. Tho banks nro on
latging their limo of discounts NJ consequence
OF tho Increased confidence shown by 1opoaitorB,
and In all channels Of business there Ia decidedly
moro choorfuluoss and actiylty. No failures
aro reported.
, 1873-10-03

7j,to7a7 UlaP17cH q TIC C11cado 7FI50IFe.
LANs1No Mclt., Oct. Am in1monso multi
tutlo visited our city to.day, to witnoss aud par
t!oipate In tho coronouioa OF laying tho curtnor-
stono OF tho low etato-lIouHo. Tho crowd IL
yarlously estimated at from 10000 to 75,0O0.
The civic aud nilltArY urocossiou W9s tho x1Antl-
, 1873-10-03

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-There ia nothing partieu-
larly new hero in financial matters. Things are
working quietly On Third street. The general
narketB are recovering from the depression, aud
the domand for some definite action relative to
oar1y currency resumption Ia increasing,
, 1873-10-03

Spec1al Dispatch TO Tbs Chicago Tribute.
SAN FNANo1eco. Oct. 2.-Thero was rather
moro business in mining stocks to-day. salcs at
tho Stock Doard for the week onling the lat
amounted to over $2,00o,000 an increase Of
commercial matters arc dull. Lcgal-tonders aro
90 for buying, and 91 for selling.
, 1873-10-03
AFRICA.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Adyices from Africa All
nounce the capture OF white man by tho na-
tives whilo proceoding westward on the Congo
River. From tho description Of tho man, 1lr.
Charles Livingstone believes 1t IL his son.
, 1873-10-03
FRANCE,

pAn1s, Oct. 2.-M. Thiers, having been notified
1nents III France, and TINT his presonco is much
desired hero, startod immediately for Paris.
PARIS, Oct. An Theirs arrived in this city
this eyaning. It ia stated that Count do Ohan-
bord will arrivo at Geneva from Frokstorf on
the 4tl inst,
, 1873-10-03

cotton is hero awaiting shipment East. but hold
era cannot move it for want OF bank facilities
The crop ia Northorn Toxaa is very fine, and
great quautities Of this staple will come forward
as soon as tho financial pAnio is over.
, 1873-10-03
FORElGN.
GPAtN.

MADRID, Oct. 2-Dispatches from all sections
represent a mitch better feeling prevailing,
THO re-establisl,mont of discipline in the army
gives confidence in tho ability of tho Govern
mont to suppress all ins,1rreutiona.
, 1873-10-03
RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Dispatches from ST. Peters,
burg report Tint a rupture has occurred in the
and Japan, growing out OF tho question OF pro-
prietorship Of portion Of 6aghalen IHlaud.
, 1873-10-03
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 2.--A court-1nartia1 has boen or
dered for the trial Of Capt. Werner, of the Ger
of the Spanish steamer Vigilanto, while flying
tho red tlag Of the Commune.
, 1873-10-03
OBITUARY..


LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. 2.-Dr. Dudley Bush,
eldest Bon OF Dr.. James NJ. Bush, tho eminent
night. after a severe mud prolonged fitness. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
, 1873-10-03
LITTLE RQCK.

LITTLE RocK. Ark, Oct. 2.-Eyorybody here
now refuaes to tale city money. Tllore are iow
money matters III greater than ever known boz
forc.
, 1873-10-03
A Murderer KILLED.

-. Sptcfat Diapatch to The Chfcaqo Tribune,
MADISON, Mis-, Oct. 2.-D1lc!lnol shan1oy, who
hns hmAof boon in Stnto PfiBon for killing a
man, died hero last oYcning from tho effects Of
Q blow received late on Saturday, when return
Ing from llss work at tho Northwestern ronnd-
house, by man named Qrieslabor.
, 1873-10-03

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1vD1AHAPoL1s, Ind, Oct. 2.-Tho lodges OF
Rod Men Of tho city and State today dedicated
d now hall in this city Tho attoldauco wua
larGo.
, 1873-10-03
Suicide fEa Gsllvcston.

GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. 2.--pierson II. Kipp,
formerly Of Now York, committed suicide at tic
Matngortla House in this city, last night, by
taking hylrate Of ch1oral.
, 1873-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The following general
order, announcing the death OF Rear-Admral
Winslow, has been issued by the Navy Depart
mont:
, 1873-10-03

appointed to organize Tribunal Of Commerce.
a proposition to nnite with tho Natfopal Uoard
OF Trade Tng roforred 10 n co1n,nittoo,
BUTT AGAINST LAY COOKE.
ln tho caao of Simon Kaufman ngainat Jay
Cooko . uo,; IN which plaintiff applies for tho
certain property, on tho ground OF Ills being an
Interested (nrty and tnsnlyont, tho counsel Of
Cooke doniea that individual members OF tho
Aru woro lnsolyont. md the motion was dontod
, 1873-10-03

cat display no lnyo eyor Witnessed, and tho
moHt orderly and qniot, In consideration Of tho
nntnbnr prosont. Everything passed on p1oaa-
antly aud agruonb1y to a1l.
, 1873-10-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2.-stoamship Koln. from
Now YQrk. arrived, 0utt
, 1873-10-03
Isy OSGOOD s. WILLIAMS,
Wust Htdo Auction House, u Huuth Caua!'st.

On Saturday eommonoipE At sso ~ ~ a. Anns
tt0u full lna Of Household Furniture lHelud oe4aAs
Iarlor and Uha1!es Hos. and GVnvn inru!tuse u ~
kinds; Carpets. lIoatlng aud Cooking 6oYest aso, n
merchandise,