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, 1873-10-04

An Oiloroux ScttMlnl Concerning the
Fire Departmental Determination
ORA tho Fart Of Citizens t0 Prepare
for War In Time Ut Peace.
Special Dispatch 10 1'he Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Oct. 3.-Tho dofoat in the Common
Council Of tho proposition to establish Fire
Commission, in tho place Of tile old-fashionod
Fiso Department. under which tho great fro of
November and tho second groat fire of last
spring occurred, is causing q groat deal Of
indignation among tho business men OF tho
city, five thousand of whom signed the petition
for them; and the threats of tho foreign inaur-
anco companies to withdraw their tiHkB from
Boston arc removed. Tho question comos up
again in the Board Of Aldermen on Monday, md
il is certan that that body will adopt the meas-
ure; then it will rourn to the Council, and II it
ia there again rejected, q Citizens Committee
will be formed to canvass tho wards, and sec
that only men pledged to o
Firo Commission arc elected. Tho opposition
to the Commission is eugineorod by tho NOM
bora Of the City Committee on the Fire Depart
mont and it ia likely that tiloir course will pro-
voko an investigation into the management OF
city Affairs which which will disclose condition
OF things suggesting ring r1llo excessively cor
rupt for this latitndo, ut least. Some figufos
will certainly appear concerning the committee
mems commissions on hose purchases, and the
mannor in which the city'H money has boon
spent by members Of committees without preyi-
GUS appropriation.
, 1873-10-04
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 3.-DEEvEs-Tho market open.
limited supply OF Stock aud tue features charac
terizod It to-tay. Tho market has ruled thus fur dull
and full ha cent per ID higher han last week. Tho
firm feeling at Buffalo anl Chicago together with tho
falling on Of the been tho Of crca-
ing decidedly stronger feeling on tho part Of sellers
loss sustained 1aat week. VUry few Brighton or
Now York dcalors have q. appeared IN TIC
dill THUS far the anlcs Of yesterday numbering only
$50 head and Of to-day only $50 hua. Local country
deatcra ars tho largesindetd, almost the only-psr
clasers, thus fur. Tho quality Of btork compared
with lust week Is hardly aB good. but fow Texans
have yet been recciyol which aro hold at much higher
figures than Inst week.
nEcKIrTs-for tho weok-l,cevea, t0,98i shoop,
1000 hogs, a. 100: hurscs, 80.
EHEEp AND LAsEas-lsccepts, 81 chr loads. A mod
erate demand e1iRted. The market has ruled ta11o.
Tho don.and from New York is stronger at full SO
Per b adyunce sheep, and 10 Per Ii on lambs.
hIIuu CowB-1leeeipta, B5 lend, n Of which hhvo
been taken Ut prices ranging f:o as to 500. The do
nand fs good.
, 1873-10-04
THE DUBUQUE DEFALCATIoNs,

Special D8patch TO Iho Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, 1a., Oct. 8.-I'le official inyestiga
ton into the condition Of tho Merchants Nation-
al Bank, aud the Dubuque Savings Institusion,
disclosea tho following facts Il. A. DabbaGo,
Cashier Of tho Morchanta' National Bank, has
abstracted from tho bank, by moans Of false en-
tries, 9140,365 in notes and bills, 823, ,352 in
ovorlrafts, $13.450 and in other ways, 95, ,712
and from The Dubuque Savings Institution. sB4,-
900; in all, from both banks, $267, ,289. Ho has
given improperly Of various kinds, including most
ofhiaBtockf in Butler County, md all thos stock
tleroon which he estimates to bo worth $1G0, 900,
but which will fall much short Of that estimate,
leaving tho balance as deficit.
nlr. Shetlield,' Prcsideut Of tho Nor
clnnta National, drew out Of il G3S,-
686 In notes md bills; a5,S23 in other
drafts otherwise, S5.5l2; and from the say-
ingH institution, S1l2,556. uo has surrendered
property estimated by him to bo worth S4G.000.
None OF the false entries arc attributed to Shef-
fold, nor tile abstraction of special deposits, as
is charged by Babbago.
1t il the opinion Of the Examining Committee,
that tho depositors In tho Merchants National
Bank will be paid in full, but the savings insti-
tuition IL almost totnl wreck There iB strong
talk to-day Of arrosting Dabbago, and this will
PROBABLY bo done. He has giyon no account Of
what ho did with the money ho took from tho
banks, aud there III some suspicious that he has
not surrendered all tho property he controls.
, 1873-10-04

bort II. Isobortaon, to DO restored to tho. privi-
legen Of church cll-1ncmborship was repor I'd on by
prominent moml;ora Of Robinaona old ol1rcl,
was read, tostityng to ht4 Christian contluctt
since his deposition 1aat fail. i vas s!enod
alHo by loading eitizona, nncl, as unitcd stntos
unitod states Court, United 9tatos Gommission-
CT Morriweathor, and Con. John If. lIarlan. Tho
Committee reported TINT Robertson had not in
Lis petition exprcBaoa himae1f rs contrite for
the sihs llo Ind committed. Tho prcsbytery
could not, as pcr tcr1ns Of tho Book Of Discipline,
afford tho rcllof askod that, when nol,ortnon
appeared md acknowledged hts Sins, tho petition
would bo granted. Tho report Of tho Committee
waa adopted. Tho Proabytory adjourned TIL
Aprtl, 1874.
, 1873-10-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
Il RntIrond Station xynr i1t Washfng-
ton--lScn. Holiday Preparing to 1sc-
MtGHxa EnmrreNAs

Il RntIrond Station Nnr i1t Washfng-
ton--lscE. 11ollislny Preparing to 1sc-
siege Congress-.
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Agitation has alrondy
begun in Washington City for the removal Of
the now Pennsylvania Railroad station, which,
by shameless picco Of favoritism engineered
by Simon Cameron, waa put on Pennsylvania
avenue, with q concession Of whole block OF
ground, worth not less than $500, 900. It Is
now found TINT tho opening Of tho Mali and tho
Executive avenue is embarrassed by tho constant
passage Of trains. 90 tint tho public thorough
faro will bo useless for oquostrinuB and teams.
SeYcrnl runnwaya hnve already happened The
net OF Congress- ceding this square to the ral-
road reserved the right to repeal or modify tho
concession. The Railroad Company has already
cut down oil Of the beautiful timber, which was
OF so years. growth. The depot is raised nearly
to tho first story, and 1t is very far inferior, In
size and character, to tho plan exhibited. II tho
concession be revoked. the Company will expect
to be paid in full for tho square, which had been
givon to thcm for nothing.
Ben Holiday, tho Oregon railroad magnato,
has taken d house in this city for the session Of
Congress-, III order to press tho Endorsement of
liH rnilroad bonds on which tho interest was re-
puliated 1aat winter. Tie Northern Pacific in
terost also boasts Of llis ability to got Govern
mont Endorsement on tho ground that itB bonds
are 80 we'll diifuaed, through the constituencies,
that enough members eau be got to voto for
their roliof.
, 1873-10-04
CENTRAL ASIA.

NEW YonK, Oct. IA special dispatch says
"Ceutral Asia is III an extensively dintur bed
condition. A civil war is raging in Khokan
against their ruler, Khudoyar Khan. Tho Tur-
comans Of tho duaers around Kbiva arc obsti-
nately fighting tho Russians tho AfghanB aro
fighting the persians and carrying on dangerous
intrigues with tho Elnir of Bokhara and Ya-
tho extreme limit Of their Empire. Bokhara
sooms to bo the point Of contention. It is Alto
gother probable that the Russian Emperor will,
before loug, DO compelled, in self-dcfense, to
take towards Bokhara the game course which ho
has recently ta1sen towards Khiva, and per1na-
nently occupy tho territory mud reduce 1t to tho
condition Of o Russian dependency.
, 1873-10-04

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-The easy feoling in monetary
circles is increasing. To-day tho banks have
been discounting quite largely to their customers,
md It is understood that most Of the banks will
Soon give notice that they will pay currency on
checks upon all balances deposited in currency.
II tho outside market, there III no longer any pa-
por offering ut 2 Per cent month, and there is 4
considerable yet doing Us high as IA to IL per
cent per annum. The large
'.. MASUFAcTUn1E9 COMPANIES
find loas difficulty in getting money to pay their
hands,. aud no further reduction Of working
prices ia expected tomorrow. Still tho pressure
Ia by no meana yet of. Several Of tho lnrgo
hoot and shoe manufacturing concernE of Lynn
have been obliged to aak thoir help to wait for
their vagos, and arc 30 short Of funds that
rumora were to-day current On the atraet OF
their failuro. but these au appear to DO sound,
II time is given them.
, 1873-10-04

Sttcfat Djspakch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The First National
Gold Bark Of San Frarciaco has just declared ita
n,onthly dividend Of por cent, and the National
Gold Bank Il Trust Company dividend Of ] II
por cont. Mining stocks are again irregular this
morning. The amount Of bullion received FROM
tho minos during tue past quarter was nearly
$40 O00, 900, and for tho last nine months $24,-
100000 Tho coin movement to and from tho III
torlor during the same timo Is as follows: Re-
coived. 40000 600; ron,itted, I'll ,o0o 900: The
country haying drawn on the city for %, SOC, 600
moro thau It sont here the gold notes III ciroula-
tion iu California llayo largely takcn tho place Of
coin In exchango between tho city aud the coun-
try. Thoro III now over 81. .000, GOO Of this our
rauoy In five banks Of this State, oil constantly
in circulation. Tho merchandise aud produce
markets. arc firm,
, 1873-10-04


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For Home mouths l'ast u gay mud foBtfvo barber
nF sS liz osese ct %'f'y IL lis GasS a has hs ssn ss ss
Sheppard las a ilne-looklng, huxom wifo, owl
dently inclined TO bo n lttio "fnst, ,'-scarcoly
suited TO her plain, Woodworking husband. sooi,
ss s ,ps sS t. the serfb 3 @ Gpe sGsp
pard'a vito waa fascinated by tho ourlel ring
lots and dandifod manners Ut Jo1lnHon, and
the fact TINT johnson has \ small percentage
Of nogro blood n bis veins, aeomod to make no
to be whispered about TINT thoy wero too In
tin,ato. Such rumorH flually rcachcd tho eara
Of hor husband, and 4 fow wooku ago ho and tho
barber bad torrible quarrel, the barbc1 leaving
injured husband. Finally tho protoatationa Of
innocence on tho part Of the 'wifo convinced
Sheppard that tho rumor WAS untrue, and tho
pRrtion mado frionds all round. tho barber be-
Ing reinstated rs 4 boardcr again. Confidence
and lust night tho barbor and Sheppard
gether. Subsequently Sheppard and hiss
wife had quarrel, whom Sheppard
got his pistol and threatening to kill her al and .
o'clock in tho night, taking with him bundle Of
clothes, saying that ho intended to loave ler,
md she supposed ho had gone to Dn Quon. To-
dny about III o'clock he reappoared upon tho
public square, md, walking to Jolinson'a barber
closo l to Johnson's tomplo, fired It oil, killing
him almost instantly, johnson having no ldoa
TINT he was noar until too1ato to dofond himself.
There was no Sheriff or other officer present,
but through tho o1ortions Of the Hon. W. ".
Barr, the state'H-Attorney, special Constable
was immediately appointed, who arrested Shop
pard and lodged lin in tho County Jail, where
ho now is, awaiting preliminary examination.
, 1873-10-04
FOREIGN.
Exciting and Conflicting Political
Rum0rs in Paris.
A Belgian Authority Says that the Mon"
archy WIN Soon Bo Pro-
claimed.
The Popo Again Declares His Detormi-
nation to Remain in Rome.
FRANCE,

FRANCE. ..-.-.
PARrs, Got. 3.-Tho city has boon full Of con-
hicting rumors today In rogard to tho political
situation. Tho report which gained tho most
currency and caused tho greatest oxcitomont
was ono stating that tho Permanent Committee
Of tho Assembly would order that body to meot
on tho 18th instant, aud that tho Government
officials now absent from Versailles Ind been
ordered to proceed thcro Immediately but dis
patch from official sourcoa In Versailles pro-
nouncos 1t untrue.
PAnIg, Oct. 3.-Count do Ohambord WILL 1BHuo
manifesto next wook.
President Theirs, since hls return to Paris,
has received visits from O. large number OF
Deputies of tho Loft. II. Leon Say. prosidlng
officer Of the Deputies Of tho Left Centre. haa
bers Of tho party on tic 28d inat., and declaring
In favor Of Conservative Republic.
BnussE1s Oct. 3.-Tho Echo, do Parle'nen!
says It Inns private information from Paris TINT
tho monarchy wn eortainIy be PR proclaimed on the
PARIS, Dot. 3.-Tho Republicans arc redoub-
ling their efforts to thwart tho deBignB Of Tho
Monarchists. N. Thiors, Dufauro, Day, and
Perior hold conference noxt Weok' All Sec
promising to submit to tho guidance OF the
Modoratos. The Republican journals Of every
shade Of opinion support MI candidates for tue
Assembly who pledge themselves 10 yote for, a
Republic, without regard to tloir antecodonts.
Petitions arc In circulation addressed to waver-
ing Deputies, and urging tAom to support the
Republic.
III. do Remusat et tho request Of ex-President
Thiera, has consented to contest an election II
the Department Of Garonne,, against tho candl.
tho Conservatives on tho meoting Of tho Assem-
bly, will be- the restoration Of royalty, constitu-
ttonal and parliamentary government, re-divi:
sion Of tue country into electoral districts, and
~ -
, 1873-10-04
INDIANAPOLIS,

Special Dfapatch 70 tbs Chicago 1T36NHe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct Sit is reported
here, upon excellent authority, that baukors
chants not to moet obligations to Wholesale
dealers, clalming that, by drawing money from
tho hanks and sending it away, tho local tradc
would bo ruined. Indianapolis merchants find
firm to-day sent out bills amounting to $4,000.
Tho collector returned with al5. The tobaoco
dealers here aro receiving lcttors from Virginia
manufacturers proposing to sell tobacoo ut
regular prices, and pay per cent por month on
ali currency forwarded with the orders. It is
understood that many Eastern tobacco-houaes
are closing.
Transactions in real estate hero have fallen
of one-h1lf within the ln8t ton days.
, 1873-10-04
CRIME.

A Daatnrilly Murder i'll nit. Vernon, Hi.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Mg. VEnNoN. IL, Oct. "A cold.blooded t'a;t
s paat o'clock es last night, tho victim bong william
burns, q soction boss on the St. Louis & South
castorn Railway, and the assassin George Owen,
stokor in tho machine shops Of the Bamc CONF
pauy, at this plnco. All tho circumstances go
to show that tho decd had been promeditatel
several days, aud WAS entirely. unprovoked.
John Owens, younger brother Of tho assassin,
had been employed under Burns. Last Saturday
night when ho quit work and applied to Mr.
to go to AHhby, ho met with refusal, but upon
Burns iutorcoling in hts bohaH tho favor was
granted. On Monday morning, John OwenB
went to work for Michael Ward, another section
boss, which fact being reported to the road
charged, tho rules Of the Company not allowing
employees to run about at pleasure from ono
section Of tho road to another. John Owens re-
turned at once to Mount Vernon mud informed
his brother George Of what had tranHpirod. Both
magniled tho act Of DuruB In reporting to the
roa1masterinto an olTonse which demanded blood.
They accordingly rot themselves upon the track
Of burns, AMI, d,endeayorod upon several occasions
previous to tho fatal to pick quarrel With him.
complishng thoir purpose. The coolness Of
Burns, however, OF somo other cause, seemed to
check the asBassins, and tho doed was post
ponod until lust night. It occurred on tho side
walk in front Of stratton Hall. much-trayoled
Washington Hotel. The two brotllors had
onco e or twice boforo roaching tits
last named spot, had threatened to attack
him., John Owens approached Burns aud Io-
road, but before many words wero passed
George, tho older brother, stepped qu,okly up
and nrod his pistol, tho ball taking effect il,
Owens' abdomen, inaeting what is Thought 10 be
, 1873-10-04

r,,,, tpxer .,,,.l KILLED.

1AHA1LE, Ill.,, Oct. ga man, apparently
hoae ouaea ~ aud SO Glad otLcrwso as to Indicate tlat
Lo was fugitive pauper from the county poor
farm. was struck by wostward-bound SWITCH
engine on the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
7,n1irosd. in this city, this forenoon, and Instant
~ killed his head being crushed and his feot cut
q oif. Tie poor man vas deat, and was knocked
from tho track by nn ongine near lhe aamo placo
nbout throo months sinoo, ut that time receiving
but slight injuries. Ilumor sAya that hiB name
wna CuHBidy,
, 1873-10-04
COLUMBUS, o.

:, CoLutnus, o., oct. S.-Ihe financial crisia e. ts
tue only topic or lntorcBt nero Today. Tno
bankers rotuscd 10 agree upon any plaa iof thelf
mutual protection, ana TINS TACT Incoming pup
1le tho small doposltora mauo general run on
almost oil the banks making the STRAIN hard
ono for all: This morning HlcGloys Bank BUS
pendcd The Conmercai Bank, this morning,
WIS known to be worry hard run, but up to l0;3o
o'clock this forenoon paid small checks aud cor
bas been conducted in legitimate cllnnnela, and
they have the sympathy Of tho people. Preai-
don't Sessions, Of the Commercial Bank, has
tiled to convert bonds into currency without
but thes the ansets Of Ills oank arc
LATERAL II o'clock tho Commercial Bank
closed it's doors. There ia considerable excite
ment on tho strcotB, and other suspensions are
reported