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THE IOWA TORNADO. .
Statements Of Eye.Wit.
nesses Of the Fearful
Visitation.
Partial Estimate of Life
e: and Property De-
I" -, stroyed. ..
Houses Wrecked and Scat
tered About in All
~ Directions.
Other Buildings. Turned Com.
pIeteIy Round and Left i:
standing. 81
Barns, with. Their Contents,
Mystoriously Disappear
Farming Implements Borne from tho
Fields on the Wings Of tho
Wind.
Other Marvellous Incidents Attend
ing the Hurricane.
Brief Accounts Of Former Tor
nadoes in Iowa.
Fears of, a Disastrous Flood at Dos
h1oines.
Farming Implements Borne from tho
Fields on the Wings Of tho
Wind.
Other Marvellous Incidents Attend
ing the Hurricane.
Brief Accounts Of Former Tor
nadoes in Iowa.
Fears of, a Disastrous Flood at Dos
l10ines.

n%ak 11s
oT@s''' ,1a .,1a1s,>a r,,, n,1,,.s
w.aur<nros Iowa, low. NV @ s5MTha . torn,do y,
1q,nrai7.v .ftarnoon b,a .,1noat danonn1ated
wnah;ncton today Evorv to,m +, thn c;tv ia
l., s.rsi.o ,nd no.r1v tvo.tn;rda ~ tba q 5o1
nson1o WIN i've horo lavo CONC to vier tho
sc::na IT aostrrct1on in Ibis oonntv. Tha M
1oritv zyero ,,n,h1e tn Obtain anv convavano,. an
thav -r.1l,ad o,,t n sor,5. Tba d;at,oco IL on1v
A.. ,.,,a. ~ 49, .oars.t ,,o,at 1v,ara av5anco.
- ~. 49,, ~ .o,r mi. Ia ,,oth,,.- -,
~. ~ 49, 49,, .,,a ,ro,,o, haro t,o .,,;,o
h,,,,. .-h.t .ho-tor +ha,, +ho.o II v,r,;,,;.
T,,-ao. - ~. ,o. ,ro. roo,,;-,d ~ ro,o,,
,n- ,.1,s. ,,11,,.
md ~. ,or,,av .1or17 ~ h,3o 1,a.,, ,,nn7a,o.
,nt b,J not tha s,,r,s 80. 1,oan an 1,ot Tha atv
v,s c]ear Al, DIV tho atorno 1,at ovnnfno having
a..nn,.rod nhont r,dnio1t md ali vhn valkoI
ont a@nraasaa .,homao1vos aa uc11 rcn,i3, nv thr
fatigue. Those who suffered loss Of property.
or whose families wore leseenod or la,d nm IN
an invalids bed, wero known to everybody in
the community, and honco all were anzioua to
crafty their curiosity 80 far as the farms and
improvements wero concerned, and to sneak
words Of comfort and sympathy to the wounded.
THE CHURCHES.
This is = religious city In every sense of tho
word, and consequently everything runs smooth
ly, There arc twolyo seotarisn ORGANIZATIONS,
md twelve ohurches,-two United Presbyterian.
ono Ooyonanter, Baptist, seoedor, Congra-
gationalint, = Methodist, one for United Dreth-
rem, African Methodist, and Catholic. Tho
Church Of God have An organization, but no
minister. Thore arc also few Second Advent
lists. but they do not meet regularly. The only
denominations not represented are tho
Unitarisns, Epiaoopalians, and Universal
ists. As there is nor ono church to
eYery $50 mon, women, and children.
1t Ia doubtful II tho threo atter entor this we'll
cultivated vineyard, All tho pastors TODAY
fealingly referred to tho calamity, not looking
upon 1t as visitation Of God for sins, for thet
would be absurd In such 3 bright community,
but ss an evidence OF His mighty power, and an
admonltion that tho goods to DO accumulated in
, 1873-05-26
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service Isurcnu Reports and
Representations.
CHICAGO, May 25-10:18 p. m.
Tho following reports Aave been received from
the places mentioned below:
, 1873-05-26

Dsboook. slightly three shildron Of Ale1. aih; IL;
Bakor, farm llnud, seriously, in tho back Mrs.
0orringers Miss Anderson, and MrB. Major
Davidson.
No othors l1avo thus far boon hoard Of Mrs.
Mccoy was not hurt. Half a dozen Of thoao
named will 10 crippled for liro. !,
Tho 11orHona ulio visited tic locality to~day
brought many roles, aud this evening arc dix
ouBHiuR
, 1873-11-03
ST. LOUIS BRUlSERS.

The 4a1lcn ami Hogan Band OF Rough.
Adjourned 70 Osanha--tsoY. Rcrnr-
idEo's Rcauisttton..AlcCoo l3li1.
- .Sn<etat Gdspalch to Tho Chicuao tribune.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 2.-Tom Allen, Arthur
Chambers, and Jack Madden, Aliens tralne.,
loft Into last night for Omaha, whore Allen will
go iuto training for the fight on Nov. 1s. Hogan
will leave In 8 fow days for tho sa1no place,
karHas City aud Omaha commended for the Aouor
Of being tue base OF operations.
Gov. Boyerilgc has made requ,Bitfon on Gov.
Woodaon. Of Missouri. for Al1on, Looney, Cham.
herH, Patsy Sheppard and that Chicago sufferer,
Jerry Donovan. IT Is supposed that Allen lofl
partly because 10 wants to keep out, Of tAa
tho bons.monoy talson At the laat 1insco.
He rafnsed yostor''ay to give any Of it up to flo
gan, wlo xAkod for Lis share. 1Io told Hogan
tthere WIS only 5000 Of It, when every pne th!nks
there waa over S3.0p0. A fight was with dIill-
oulty avoiao.s.
Judge Colyin, OF the Court Of Criminal Corree-
ton, has been severely criticised tot going to t1s
ssatto1-Aousa tho other night ard waiting Until
late l1onr to baii ont MeCoole, who haa bcen at:
rested on strong suspicion Of having murdcfoa
young MaujpY.
, 1873-11-03
THE YELLOW FEVER.

4 Slight Change for the Worse in tho
Condition OF Menplais-G1nve Accu-
Nations Made Against the ex-Acttng
Mnyer-fao is Charged with Pilfor-
ing from the Nolaef-Euntl.
A1EMrn1s, Nov. 2.-The weather Is clondy, With
every Indication Of rain. The rising tompera-
ture and gloomy weather has d bad effect on Tho
hopes of an early riddance Of the fever and, il
the anticipated rainy weather is continuous,
many expect an increase in the number Of new
cases III the next day or two.
THE 1foRTUARY LIST
at p. m. Is not as favorable NJ We were led to
hope. the total deaths being thirteen, Baven from
yellow fever.
FEELING AaA1Nsr THE AoT1Na MAYOR,
Thare is an Intense feeling Of indignation
against ex-ActIng Mayor Cicalla. He admitted
tie facts charged to-day, but, It Ia supposed,
will shiold himsolf with the law behjnd tha
power Of tho Mayor to control the distribution
Of supplies contributed for general relief. His
only apparent offense. in the eyes Of the law, Ia
forging the signature Of lady to roauieitlon.
On learning yesterday that the u,attor would be
made public, 0icalla took m armtuil OF the ill.,
gotten articles to tho lady's house, and offered
them to har; but she refused to take the,n. It Is
supposed that Oicalls also secured lot OF rineB
ton pairs Of fine blauketa, aud some other ar-
tlclea, in the aame manner.
, 1873-11-03
NUMBER "a.
last year. Tho total amount inspected this sea-
son to date fa 76l,77o barrofs, against o32, ,638
barrels Tor tho BANJO time last ycnT,
CRIME,
a Fohl nurdur In SrrinRffc1d-ATI tho
Parties Concerned Overcome with

- = "eAA AZ AANN3 III 1nE1
Parties Concerned Overcome with
Liquor.
Special Disnateh to The chfeaao Tribune.
8rntxariE1D, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-TAe citizens Of our
usually qulst city wero startled this morning By
tho report TINT nun had been found murdered.
Inquiry confirmed the truth Of tho report, aud
revealed ono Of tho most horrible crimes. Tho
parties Vito can pssetbly toll most Of tho facts
CONCERNING It have boon too iauch under the In
dercd man to ei7a an, inteifi9ibto ac~
count Of. tho clrcumska1leea; indeed, tho
Cor0nor'B inquest, which WAS to-
hape been hold this afternoon, had to bo post
ponod to allow those who are supposed to have
Witnessed tho affar to sober up. It ID pTobahl1
that Tho parties--Ed Gillespie, a mtudr. and
JOHN GaYln, stone-cutter--1ad been enEReed
In = drunken quarrel aud fight, and that qavig
aeized gun which MS In tho house aud beae
Gillespie over the hend 4nd body until hb killed
him.. It Ia not kuouu at what hour last
night tho decd took placo. bus Gavlu found
his way to tho police headquarters this morn-
ing, aad gave Information ot the k'ong. Ho
was at once arrested and placed In jail. The
police, OF ariivfng at the houga at Gillespie,
where the trhgedy occurred, found the mur-
d8re9 man lying en the floor weltesing Ia
blood-~a hideoua sight. Two women, ono Of
them the wife Of GAVIN Who arc supposed to
have been prehont, wore found In a ruaud';u
state. They wore also arrested and lodged In
JUL. Tho murdered 1nan 'was about Is yoars OF
ago. and single.
, 1873-11-03
FINANCIAL,
Later Reports from CIaf-
lin & Co.
They Need no Assistance from
the Banks,
Satisfactory Arrangements Made
NTH Their Creditors.
The Details OF the Pending
Spfague Mortgage.
The Creditors Favor Trustee
ship.
Large Increase OF GrecnbaCks in The
New York Banks.
-Four Railroad Companies Unable to Paw
Their Interest.
Lnter News from the Trades and
Manufacturers,
Largo Increase OF GrecnbaCllS in the
New York Banks.
-Four Railroad Companies Unable to PAY
Their Interest.

THE CLAFLtNS,
Special Dispateh to The Chicudo Tribune.

THE CLAFLINS.
Special Dspateh to The Chicudo Tribune.
THE STREET At FIRST DEPRESSED.
New York. Nov. 2.-Wall street was much
depressed ut the opening On Saturday by tho rc-
port concerning Claan & Co., and other houses
OF prominence in the mercantile community, but
when. at The meeting Of the bank .prcsidenss
lettor was received from Olaain L. 90. stating
that they did not need assistance from the
banks, as they could obtain all tho aid they re-
CURED from immediate friends, confidence Was
in measure restored. Tho stories about other
tirzna wero found to be nothing moro than tho
gable OF croakers. plentiful number of whom
infest Wall street.
THE FINANCIAL PROSPECTS
are. on the whole, brighter H. 3. Cla{Iin told
reporter On Saturday that the immediate causs
OF tho embarrassment Of Ills firm was duo to the
fact that while other large houses had been
taeking temporary extensions on their open &C.
couutu: they paid theira promptly up to list Fri
Day: 1t was further stated that tho suspension
of al NEGOTIATIONS; that tie house Of 4. d.
C'atn 4 GO. had not suspondod; tiat arrange
mehth Ind been made which, II carried out az il
was expected they would be, would enable tho
hoaIe t4n,,h',s soon 70 Leave behind ita Prescnt
IN 1oW days. Tho rnmor that tho firm
had Informed the Clearing House Association
that IT they were expected to pay cash promptly.
~ heretofore, they must ask for lonn Of $780,
900, was passed from mouth to mouth, among
importers having dealings with them. 4 mem.
Dor Of tho Association has said that while this
proposition WAS uiider consideration, word caue
from Mr. C]aflin that he would hot mood tile as-
sistanco Of the banks.
THE ARRANGEMENT EFFECTED M THE FIRM
is underntoud to 10 that al accounts under So
QGU will be paid 0t maturity or in titirtv dava
, 1873-11-03

NEW Yonx Nov r MTha T1er1Gnts. Goaas o,;o
Kausaa Paci11c Al To,;a = oeonaRonaa onto;
the Cantrs nranc,, ~ ~ Tnnien"Dstern' nie ano
roads iii not 40 tha;r so u!on fac11lo hall-
snturaay nv "'' p1' 'Aolt 'o"i''anana' coupons on
THE v.re., n,,,
From tSs 81 S Ion;, f@a1s1o; Msr[s 'u,r
The interest commons ~ t1'n IT. Esns.o =. p,,;ao
Railway aud Union Pacitio Ra,iwav a1I 1Eeatarn
Diyigiou). due to~.iay. W;if not +" a"stUha tSo
Directors have issuod two circni,r. , arn1. .,r,ne
fha nnntfit{on ~ nff.;. ~ tsaa1a ~ eApt"autns
suspension Tho following Ae alresao 'ta ta tbe
foreign hondholdera IN tha n,ora " o
and Is therefore printod helnw e0A'p'onon'''ot
6r. Louis. Oct. ri. i879.sTta n,root,r. =, .ho
Kansas Pacific HALLWAY Oomnanv sSsyrs rosnat o, to
incly thtt The nriea in ta rpnoy sASec ~
country and tho imnoaaibitv ~ ~aai,1;na ~ so m
tie securities Of tbo Gnmnas coaas as1u1nS e, ~
gtop nayment m the canna,,a euhet ~ shem ~
dobt Far tbe nraecnt Thay IL VI tner popnGa .io
measuro as rrsat harash;n 7, ~ tooH nPon LIB
and haye 11ao overv effnrt ~ y;a snp y ,s
The pronosition ~ tn ~ moau out oYen
Ind other iarea atnckho,aarS ~ pfeotors
pany s2. 2.006 600. in aacnrt;oa ,o"i 'o Ion ,'saS
as konus ~ x.taa H. 4atneue4tloa, at' 10 oe used
to maot thu ;ntoraat ~ no'enn1aty ,as n.oans
debt and to 3tan,fiats ts w tae no1ueo as
floating dept wis of nn 1aS sS gs'1tos t PAT o. rae
, 1873-11-03

t0frespondence Or Tia Chicago tribune.
. Monn1s. ILL.,, Nov. 1:---Excopting very few
business in this county In any way injuriously.
Your correspondent called On several OF tic
leading merchants. and ascertainod that at no
time for yeara, except while during tho war.
had buHiness beou 90 good ~ during the past
two months. Ono merchant roports his satos at
q, 600 more during the months Of septemhar
and October than during tho same monthe Of
any previous year another reporta $4,000
more. and othora in equal proportion; and this
prosperity ia trade 10 not confined to ang partic-
tho grocers, dry goods, boot and shoe, and
hardware mon.
, 1873-11-03

TRICK OF yAsnERD1Lr's.
NEW YoaK, Nov 2-1n tho Nov York Tribune
Of Oct. 81 were published certaiu documents. tie
originals of which were fled in the negstes's
Office fcw days previous, conveying to Cornell
ius Vanderbilt certain premises On Fifth avenue.
Union Place, Irving Place, aud South street, aud
Front stroot, in this city, and also property in
TaFryto#n, james Fl. Banker and his wife oxe-
cutting tue conveyance. One itom Of tho con-
yeyanca names house No. Is, Fifth aycnue. &C.
cnpied by Henry Hilton, together with lot and
ued at .$9d0,0O0 but On oct. IS.
another decd was acknowledged in the Registers
have conveyed the property 1t No. 7s to tie vito
ct Henry Hilton ~ long ago as Nov. !, 1871.
The decd on file is acknowledged by tho SUBJ
scrlblng witness, instead OF the principala a
reporter, upon calling at the reBldencea OF Mr.
to inquire the meaning Of these conflicting docu-
nents, found that hlr. Banker mud his mifo had
gone to tho country, and Vaudatb bilt and Hilton
we're too busy to be seon.
THE UNION TRU8r coATANK
Judge BlatchfOrd ordered on Saturday, at the
requcst Of Wheeler H. peckham, counsel for the
Company, that the allegations Of bankruptcy
against the Union Trust Company In the peti.
ton of 2. r. Linly, except the first, second, md
fourth, be stricken out. Mr. Peokham tiled an
@'.@"Nt A1AftAS ttHk tAo tIfHJAI5 M4u Eul1~
mitted any oct Of bankruptcy, and the mattor
waa reforzoa to Conu1i8sioner Datts rho will
hoar testimony in . few days.
(1o the u4ssociated Pr<ss1
At THE ASSAY oFFIoE.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2.-Tho ratio for the purchase
ot silver WAS yesterday lowered ut the Uuited
statca Assay office, from 81, 20 to 91.18 per
ounce. During the day $21 900 gold was re-
colved for coinage.
THE EMPLo7Ea8' AssootAT1oN.
Ihe Secretary Of the Employers Association
reports that nearly all the mon wore 1t work
yesterday, az bofore, at reduced wages, aud has
no doubt those absent will soon return. Ho
aays Il tho men do not submit to the reduced
pay, tAair plncos can be filled by outsiders.
MEcNANIcB aolSa 70 EUROPE.
IT 1s said TINT over 900 mechanics Of Paterson
y. j., have bought tickets from European steam
ship agcnts In that CITY this weol, thore boiug
no ,prospeot Of work this winter thia aide Of tLo
Atlantic.
MEN DIauHAR0ED IN PATTERSON.
Flye hundred hands were discharged from tho
Danforth Locomotive Works at Paioraon, N, j.,
last night. NoarJy tho entire force was div.
Charged from the Grant locomotive works. Tho
.saartos Of tho men at tho Rogers works woro
reduced % contB por day. 80 ~ to mnhe il equiy-
alent to the proposed reduction. pa.ossou ,itan-
ufactllrora consider tlore s little prospect Of im
during tho winter.
, 1873-11-03
changes Of truataes may b Made; but the gcn-
favor Of lt',a'a hhip rather than Of bankruptcy.

onahRes OF fruateee may % Mhde; but tho gon-
favor s hp raher Iia tban 1ess ot po n
- rxAuf TERMS ot TIE ARRANGEMENT.
Rofor1ing to this matter, the Journal Of to.
aely ro'1ects tho feeling. horo: "rho propossa
thorteag9 t ToVora the enti1o property 'ns only Of
but also tl,e pryste property d iad3flqa5f iS'.
oers; and the wholo Is pledged FIR tke Payment
or notea 70 BE- given, odhM III An,ount to the
present lndebttdpeAal Ind which creditors are
ss A A' fs,d n9ss ss' Of sDgs@1s 9s, y!ss sh1s
xeatt, at an interest Of ? 3.1o por cont. tio Tbo
1f0atocB orc to have powcr to eeloot portion Of
to property and apply tho proceeds totho retluo-
ton of the debt. fie, buslnesg Of tho corpora.
lion will 20 OF undor tho direction Of the stock4
t ls understood tint the efoekloldeta hro willing
that *ny. guerahtqh shall b. givhn neaiust q
onange "a In tlsreotlon mol satisfactory to. tito
oraditota," Or, that representative o{ thb
ehfea,.ora thst ,to,, shall ho nade sPreaidsnt II
tic eomp = 'rH W lit t eroois d ts9 .a ss
1.1, Nominate Hrralech, II any Of those proposed
SHOULD decline or should for any roaaon boo un-
satisfactory. It ia desirable, for worry evident
aeahone, tint this property, tho fruit ot three
generations Of active life,
ghouLD NOT GO INTO BANKRUPTCY,
q and With careful aud intelligent na;,as e,ncnt
It can DO made to pay its debts and probably
so ssx' 'rRs' R5s Gte.s # ss'sd eostSs at oss .s e
hasiness, It would pay dividend, aud the loaa
would fall with especial severity upon some wao
aro little able to bcnr itas for instance, dopoa-
1tors 10 the savings banka and some Of the
satociholdera In the National Danks. Tito Clog
ing Of all tue works for 10 long a timo woula 10
necessary to mind up 30 great and complicated
al estate In bankruptcy, and this would DO
severe loss to tnany poor people and = serious
interruption to general prosperity, yet It
is o1ceodipely dif1oult, and only by many
concessions that such conclusion cal,
bo avoided. Tho forbearanco Of ali creditors,
tho 1ntoreBts Of whom necessarily would be con-
suited in these preliminary proceedings, ls
requisite, Or Ct all whoss claims othera would
+Sp<cfut hspateh to The Chtcnqo tribune.
SENATOR srnAouE's PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY.
WAeA1NoToN, D. O., Nov. a.-Referrng to tie
financial depression. and tho Involvement OF tho
Sprsgne brothers en- PEASANT, It is stated that
Senator sprague. Of that firm, has made good
provision for hiH oHaprinE and family, irrespoo-
tiye OF tho marriage poetloa set
tied on Mra- Spraguo. Tho advent
Of each child born to the Senator has boon tNp
occasion for q gift of $500, 700. As two Of his
children IRE living, thia provision has secured to
the family $1,o0O,o 600, which by. economically
disposed persons is regarded as sufficient to
keep them from want.
, 1873-11-03
SAGINAW LUMBER AND SALT.

Special Dfspalch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
EAsr SAnlaAw, Nov. 2.-Tha IitabawAsae
Boom Company shut down last night, aud tlto
delivery Of logs from the various streams IL
practically oudod. THO shipment OF Lumber
from EaAt Saginaw In October was 21,O00, ,0o0
fc9t, aSal9at ao coo 200 last yea9 Tie total
deorease Of 100000 from the corresponding
month Of Inst year. The totai ship.
menta by water from the yalloy from
Nov foot up 452, 709 5C9 feet against 419, 600
Q1o last yaar. OF tia amount shIppod only
2o8t 200 seet were inspected under the sta.e
laW.
The report Of thu State Salt Inspectors shows
ia, 7R4 barrels OF sgls inspected. against q, ,624
, 1873-11-03

FToH' Hle Sci0 f0TE 7T{6NNe.
Tho liat OF securities pledged by tho house Of
Goorgc 3. Grnnell It Co., recently published,
illustrates In forciblo manner tho utter rock
lessness Of the atock specuations carried on in
Wall street by The powerful cllques which have
control lied operations in tho Stock Exchange for
soyoral yoars. We hnve here the example Of
single firm carrying loans to an amount Of moro
aharos Of stock and 80, ,76e, 600 OF bonds.
~: Since tho establishment Of the Stock Ex-
change, re venture to say that no statement of
sllch magnitude in asaets and liabilities has ever
boon published il. Wal street.
The shares mud bonds hypothecatod are al fol-
, 1873-11-03
ANOTHER BALLOON S,YlNDLE.

a!sS FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Abosit 8, ,008 to TO- ono
people ylB'tad the City GArlenB to-day. to wit
nesh tho balloon asconsion and tho wodljng Of
Prof. lily atd Miss Smith, OF this city. The
balloon filled and got away without tho wedding
party or any QUO else, and whom Inst sceD to-
night waa going nortAward at high altitude.
Tue performance was compate BWiidlo
, 1873-11-03
BANKING INTERESTS,
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Jribuut.

THE RATIONAL BANNING SYSTEM.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2.-The opinion OBJ
tains hero that tho National Banking system is
daily growing in disiavor throughout the coun-
try that the banking associations will not bo
ahle to resume payment that the whole system
is badly shattered :; and that the shrink
age In ya1uos OF tho socuritie8 held bv
these banks can mover be romeiiod bY
Imitation. The experts In finance say that every
hour OF suspension makes resumption more dif-
ilcult sinco new clhnnel OF trade iB meantime
being established by class OF men whose inter-
eats Will be hostile to the suspended banks.
and who will shortly control tho money
business Of tho country. II is bolt~ ved that
the banking asaocia lions Intend to postpone re-
sumption until Jan. i, In tie hopo that thog will
he relieved by Congressional legislation. Never
thclesH tho opinion gains strength here that a
free banking system viii be popular, and, with
the Recommendation ot plan ot that sort In tho
annual tnassago Of the President, this eclemo
will assunao q formidable ehape.
sspteda! Utspat.!t to 7He Cafeago Tribune.
iSohEAsE or LEaAL-TENDERs IN THE nANKs.
NEW yonK, Nov. AIN addition to other en-
couraEng teatarcs it was discovered on 8atur-
day that there was an increase in legal-tapdors
hold by banks Of 81, 900, 900. This IL doubtless
due to tho fact that some banks did not put ali
thoir lega~ltendess in the pool, but concealed
ITO tho Aasoe5a&<sl j1sss.}
nHoKEN DANKH.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 2.-From tho bes: data that
can be obtained, tho First National Bank OF
ent assetts about 80 por cont in ali. Tie r, pay-
mont Of larger dividend will depend On the b1,si-
ness capacity Ut jay Cooke i Co.
The Recover Of the Washington City Savings
Bank haS informed the depositora that they viii
tmo OF settlement NAV ha tenf, 1istnnt 40 ,u;rr.
, 1873-11-03
RurG1nrlcs in Lynn, nnss., and Ncigh-
boring rOavnE.

nors, Michael Hays. aud Niles 8weeny, all hail.
ing from New York, are under arrest, charged
with committing bnrgleries in Lynn, Somer-
yillo, and other neighboring towns. Goods
valued st 81, 600 have boon recovered
, 1873-11-03

Correspondence u Tbs Chicago 1'r16unt.
DooHEy1tLr. Mo., Oct, 3l>--We have just had
d murdor-trial here. A young MN went out Of
saloon and got ]argo stone, then went back
and killed man that 10 had had some hard
words with. They fined him 500 and sent ltrn
to tho County Jail for sixty days. In this came
state they hang man tor stealing horse.
, 1873-11-03
SPAIN.

MADRID. Nov. 2.-Preeidont CASTELAR, il better.
He was able to 20 out to-day.
Reports received by the Government repre-
aont that tho decentralization and n,subordina-
ton among tue insurgenta hre eliminating.
Tho released conyicta closely watch their load
ers for feat they will botray thom. The German
squadron, which WEB at Malaga, has suddenly
1nlled for Cartagena.
LONDON, Nov, 8, : H.. MA telegram from
tCartegena to tho Times says the Insurgents
have arrested Prussfan subject named Grand
aud rotuee to surrender him on tho demand Of
the German Consul. declaring that ho is Spy
from Madrid. 4 serious complication with tho
German Government is probable.
, 1873-11-03

Spcciat dispatch to The Chicapo Tribune,
DAYTON. O.. Nov. AIT meeting of tho
creditors Of William Arnold, tlistilcr, held this
afternoon, 1t was resolved to forca 1im into
Bankruptcy. His liabilities arc $25, 600 assots
small.
, 1873-11-03

VIENNA, Nov. 2.-The Emperor Of Austria has
conferred the Imperial Order Of Francis Joseph
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine Company, Of
New York.
The Universal Exhibition closed ut 4 p. IN. to-
day without special ceremonies.
The Bosnian difficulty has been arranged.
Turkey has removed the offending function
aries and pardonod tue political refugees.
, 1873-11-03
SENATOR ScAuRz Ar HOME.

New YonK, Nov, 9.-Senstos sclurz, ACCOM-
panied by his travelling companion, Mr.. Jnroph
.o-day+
, 1873-11-03
Ond 9& san Francisco's Wicked Hen
niurHeFeds

San FnANo1aco. Nov. 2.-Edward Allen, pro.
priotor OF an infamois don on Pacific street,
vas stabbed to tue heart md inatant1y killed,
last hight, by IN unknown dEunkon man, Who
made llB Escape.
, 1873-11-03
FANCY SILKS.
Great Reduction
FANCY SILKS!
FIELD,
LETTER 6 co.
State and Washington-sts.,

Will offer, MONDAY, Nov. 8,
500 Pieces Fancy Silks at rs
cts, $1.oo, and $1.25, reduced
from $1.0o, $1.5o, and $1.75;
Brocade Sicillienes at $1.76 and
$3.50, reduced from $3.50 and
$500; Chintz Fou1ards, rs cts,
from $1.6O. Also, q full line Of
Colored Gros Grain Silks, in
all the new shades; at $l.75
and $500, being the cheapes$
line Of these goods ever offered;
in this market.
An early examination Is so
1icited.
, 1873-11-03

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2.-Iho Board OF Aiapraneh
yesterday roconsidered the vote on the resolution
appropriAting $2,500 900 to the. 1ndusrlnl ~
Ai0iton Co., and lid ta t,asolution Oh the table.