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, 1873-11-02
PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dfspafeh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.

JAY CooKE CO.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.--oay Cooke b Co.
hayo again Issued circulars to their creditors
earnestly requesting their assent to tho proposed
agreement. One Of their heaviest creditors
here snys it tho firm Is forced into bankruptcy
they cannot pay over 25 cents on tho dollar, but
II allowed to bottle themselves they will pay
every dollar, and have q nice sum left.
susrENpEp.
MoBeath & Brother leather dealors, have sus~
pended. Liabilities, $4,000. They will pay 80
por cent.
The following firms hare suspended during
tho past three days: D. Trump l. eons, lum-
ber merchants nheinstrom i Co., liquor deal
ers md reetidera q. l. @. NJ. O'Oallaghan l.
Co., augar md molasses Importers.
Samuel Cattell, manufacturer, who failed
shore time since, is now settling with his
TIE VARIOUS sAvINas BANKB
here dony that they hold tho largo quantity of
greenbauks of which they have beon accused,
and say that they have only enough to anawor
tlelr business demands.
Ito TIC Associated press.l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 1.-Iho gold coinage
ut the United States Hint in October amounted
to 100000 in double eagles. The gold
Tic D4rector Of the United States Mint, In his
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury, will
tako strong gronnd against the restoration Of
the double standards OF gold and silver coin.
, 1873-11-02
RAILROAD. EXToRTtONS.

Suits to Be Brought Agninst Several
Illinois K0Aus by tfle Stute Commits.
sioners.
Special Dispateh TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov, 1.-Tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners have appointed next
"Wednesday as tho day on which they aro to do
tormiuo against whom thoy will bring quits for
violations Of the railroad laws Of the State. At
torney- Genaral Edsatl, Mr.. Deujamins, Of
Bloomington, and fyo local attorneys, whoso
uanles are not giyou. who live In the counties
whore prospective suita arc to brought,
have been notified, and will doubtless
be- IN attendance. Should tho suta be
instituted, rs expected, tho others rcforred to
will be retained to conduct t!sem.- Your cor
respondent has already conjecturcd as to tho
roads that will be sued, and it ia pretty certain
that in tho case OF the Northwestern Railroad
proceedings have already been commenced. The
evidouco against thia roaa ia sad to- ba Of
Aagrant character. The other roads that will
come under tho ire OF the Commissioners aro
probably tho indianapolis, Bloomington & Woat-
ern, Illinois Central, Western Union. and tho
g., B. y @. This list will DO found not to be far
CUT af the way.
, 1873-11-02
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. O.. Nov. al q. m-For tho
Northwest and thence to the Lower Missouri Wi.
ley, rising barometer. Houtlwegterly aud wost-
erly Winds. occasional SNOW aud rain, followed
On Sunday by, clearing and coldor weather,
For tho Upper Lakes add .thansa to tho {.owar
Chic, Valley. southTeaerly winds, cloudy
Lakes, aouthwesterly wiuls, diininisbing
pressure, increasing cloudy weather, and oeca-
eional ruin. For the Southern States, decreasine
pressure, uortheasterly to southeastorly winds,
and gonerally olaar weather. For the Middle
States. dlmlnishtng PRESSURE, aouthweaterly
England. nerthwoater1y snd soutAwaster!y
winda possibly lower temperature, and generally
clear Weather.
CENTRAL oBsEavATIoNa.
QE1QAQp. My. ii L. M
, 1873-11-02
Lttcottc meyerB' Narrative OF the
Goodrich Tragedy.

From tho Neto pork Herald, Oct. 81.
Hrs. Anna E. Park, the female phyaloian who
Gavo employment as q Hoam8tross to Lucette
aloyors, the witness In tho Goodrich casc shortly
after Mrs, .Mcyora' roleaao from Jail In My
last, lua mado q atatemont concerning tho
woman, In Which there aro d fow points Of
Interest. Mrs. Park states that Lucatto Mayors
told hor she Lul in her possession
pistol that tho Bpautavd {Roscos} told her
ho Ind for Kate. Stoduard =, to shoot
Goodrich with. She aaid Quo day, shortly after
making the acquaintance OF Goodrich lAdy
called at hsr house. in Stanton stroot, aud ln-
gnlrcd wlethor thore was q gentleman boarding
there from Brooklyn. Goodrich WA In her
Q.ucetto'H) room, and sho heard this woman
coming up.stalrs. She loft tho roonl at ouco aud
told tue lady ahe could not 60 in tho room, na
aho llad company. Tue wot1.an aakoa tscr II that
ge1ntloman wes iior company. sha aail Yoy."
Lvlcotto replied "Yes," lila la.ly waa
worry anxious to 10 in aud 500 him, but I.ucotto
would not permit it. alla Baid she Aad something
allo wanted to toll. Luaotte said she could not
l!car 1t then Aho could come Bomu othor tino.
Wlon sAe returned to tho room, Mr., GaoIy.ch
waa yery much agltated, aud acouaod her Of
having maa outae. Bhs donled II, aud said
It was u woman from, Brooklyn, 10 asllod hor
to describe tho woman sue I'D 40, aud at lie
namo time acouucd him u having vito, liz
daniad 1t, and seid she waa not 4 yiytuous
woman, aud be- MAS ".golng 10 shake
, 1873-11-02
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to INe CHICAGO Tribune.

Is IMITATION NEcE3BERY?
WAsH1SaToS, Nov. 1.-Uuder tho head, Ills
1nlatiop Neoeasary7'' the Republican declarea
TINT 1t ls not an advocate Of in1aton md ineiats
that Congress- should remember TINT, since the
Government began to contract the circulating
medium 1000. 600 slaves have been enfranchised
and thinks It will be admitted that no ade-
quate provision has been made to supply tho
constantly increasing necessities Of the coun-
try, when It is remembered that additoual
usoa Of currency were created by tho demand on
tho circulating medium to defray tho expenses
Of the employment and support OF omigranta.
and ia tho rapid growth OF tue country.
, 1873-11-02
Business Of All the Roads Suffering
Severely,
increase Of $3,039,578 in the Public
Debt During the Month.
List Of Suspended Firms In Phila-
de1pllia.
Manufacturers Reducing Wages and
Hours Of Labor.
NEW YORK,

a
NEW ToRK, Nov. 1.-:rho day hns pasacd bet
tor than was expected. Soon after tho iutelli-
geuce reached the street that there was no i'm
mo diato danger Of the suspension OF Olafain 4
Co., and when it hecamo known that the banks
wore in no trouble on the greenback question,
tue to cling In tho Stock Exchange improved,
and
RISE IN THE ENTIRE MARKET
was characterized by sudden activity in tho spec
ulntive RtockB. The noHa from Rhode Island
Was Of partly teaasuljng, character, touching
the interests Of tho
HOUSE OF a. ". srnAaUE,
and it waa conceded that in tho plan proposed
by the Special Committee who had examined
tho affairs Of the house, that tho proper wny to
mako sertlvnlent ee ita affairs woutl be to ac-
eept su ch proportion as was devised by the ap-
pointment Of Trustees.
RAILROADS DEFAULTED.
The Chesapeake l. Ohio Rairoad have dofRult-
Cd on their interest. Fisk & Hatch lave issued
circular to their bondholdora ia explanation OF
their position, and the Company will make a
statement. 4 number OF other now roads have
also defaulted, but the old roads we're prompt in
meeting thes engagements.
toay gained 1s oaaes a s9eonbaoks and now
bold 214, 900, 900. 4 number OF banks have here
toforo secrotod their greonbacks in order to pro-
vent equalization, and ta increase Is tho result
Of tho discontinuance Of the pooling syatom.
MONEY
In domanl at lilo to 4 per cont, with exceptions
att. Tho closing oloaing business was ut 1-16.
GOLD
opened at 10s3}6. sold up to 109A, went of to
1855 again, finally closing at 1031{. Rates paid
for carrying were 1-1G@3.6l@ 32@N@3-1G per
cent till Monday. and per cont gold per annum.
The final rate was gold. Customs, 600.
Cloariugs, %, ,ss6, quo. Tho Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day, $500, 600 on account Of the in
torost aud III the redemption Of 6-20 bonds.
Total payments to date On account Of tho No
vcmber interests. without rebate. 9302, 900.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs
comparatively steady.
sTATE BONDS
quiet and unchanged
RAILROAD AND MISCELLANEOUS SPECULATION
WIS feyerish aud unsettled up to the beginning
Of the first call, at which time prices showed
decline OF II to a}5 per cent, some Of which
prices were lower than those made during or
since tho panic. As the fret call progreBaea the
market became stronger, aud prices made an I'M
provement Of ! to 7 per cent up to 2:30 p. m.
Tho upward movement was caused by tho denial
Of mercantile failures previously reported, the
result OF tho Bank meeting, md increase in le-
gai-tenders. At the Clearing House. towards the
close, however, there was q blight reaction, and
lover prices ruled.
Htnr1inn G1<
, 1873-11-02

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Barsen- zeitung eaya tho
Government has determined 10 limit the coinage
Of gold aud to refrain from drawing on the Lon
don market,
The Bank Of England hayo fixed tho discount
rate at por cout.
AprnEHENpED F1EANorAL TROUBLES IN VIENNA.
pftnna Correspondents of tbs Ne,o York Times.
Vienna is again filled with alarming rumors
throw that OF May entirely in the shade. The
crisis iB said to he near al hand. Hearing this,
I went directly to the chief Of an old aud very
much respected banking. Aouae and asked liz
opinion. Ho Thoughts taat . second crisis was
many days, certainly not after the 1Bt Of Noyem-
ber. and tho consoqneneaa must be far moro
diBaatroua than the first.
, 1873-11-02

Sing Sing.
), Young Walwoytl has writton q letter from
Sing Sing to tho keeper Of the Tombs prison, in
this city. tn which ho says; "please inform
rate reception for him ID this glorious luatitu-
ton, az soon Is ho puts on tho Uniform and has
Ills hair cut In tho fashion,"
, 1873-11-02

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
New YonK, Nor. 1.-The failure OF Hoyt,
spraene d Go. and tho free use made by rumor
Of tho house Of II. D. Clatin d Co. has called
httention to the dry goods trade, and inquiry
shows that
TRANSACTIONS ARE SLIGHT,
and are conhnod to tho wants OF tho current
trade. The dearth, it IL thought, will continue
until It cau DO do1ntoly ascertained that the
diAicu!tlcs will be overcome. In thia event
business will
TARE FnEsn srAnT
immediately. The course Of hIessrs. Cla1in, In
eondlng word to tho Oloariug- Houso that they
need not deliberate on their caso longer; that
their own banks and mercantlle friends wera
sufficient for their nocosHatica, las done great
deal towards olearing away existing difloaltles
aud reaBsurlnE the business community that tho
merchants have faith III one another, aud arc
ready to give aaBlstanoe. Mr. Robinson, Of
the
J., 11nM or Il. 4. c1ArL1v co.,
stopped In lH Hale of goodH to-day to heys
"Tbis houso will not stop. Il calnot fail. Il
ia as solvent as any house In tho United BtatoB;"
while another member OF tho firm aald tour
assets are far beyond cur liabilities and for
one to believe that VIC Gun fall ia to stamp
tie person all IDIOT" Early In the day tho gamo
person aaid It ia true we arc sufforjng little
mature but, az regards notes, they hove 81
been promptly met. Wo do not soll our own pa
por, but We do soil tIlap OF othor houaes with our
fndorBement. Perhaps ono Of the principal
CAUSES that have lod to our emt mtarTassment wSs
that NO oyerfoaobed ourselves In our endeaYorB
10
AsslsT HoYT, srRA0uE co.
I do not care to say that VIC purchased OF them
to tho amount Of 81, 600 thla wook, but we
bought very heavily, We are now negotiating
for assistance Of some sort from the banks aud
sthaE poEpozatlona. II ne succeed u our st" 4
, 1873-11-02
MQRTUARY,

New Yonx, Nov. 1.-The funeral! Of tho Rev.
D.. John Bgludley, D. D., OF Engtal,d, known
III this country IS the opponent Of Charles
Dradlaugh, took place this forenoon from st.
Luhsa Hospital.
Tho funeral sermon oyor tho sematna of John
q. HcenAn will DO hold Tomorrow. In tue Ql.uge},
Of tho Holy Iutloosnts, after which tho body
will he conveyed to Albany for iAtolmout.
, 1873-11-02
ITALY.

New Yonx, Nov. LA lettor from Romo says
" According to tho report in the Official journal,
tho occlosiaatical property which was sold under
the hummer in September, in the whole King
dom Of ltaiy, brought 123 900 francs It consist
cd of 1897 lots, the valuation Of which tho Gov
crrent year II 1888 parcels ayo beon sold bringing
rs ,0oo. lug ftaucs. From tho end OF September,
1867, until tho;> end Of Soptembar OF tho present
year, g., $50 lots hare been sold, bringing $685.
lo7,ooo tranea' The prioo at which tho property
A90, 107, ,828 francs showing difference of about
one-1narter between tho estimated value aud tho
ROME, Nov. 1.-Tho river Thor is eubsidlng,
AZ are also tho fears Of a destructive flood.
, 1873-11-02

Glowing; acoonne Of tho olimato, soil, md mineral
wealth Of Mexico, aud brought au invitation
f from Tug Aterclants' 1;rohanEo Of tho City Of
ngxico mt,x 70 the Chamber Of Commosee Of New
cnralon for that purpoeo having been arransod m
by United Btntos Minister JOHN W. Foster: to
leave hore on tho frat steamer Of Alexander 4
son'a now line for. Vora Orus on tho 18th Of
Nc4o'omnor, thence by rail- to tho City Of Moxieo
Louisville. '-''4A AS'
, 1873-11-02
YELLOW FEVER.

contributed. ,tn1lsf'l ted, "
ar.nar mhnr,tls, x, nann., H. Nov. T. 1880 p m-rho
A. ~ o;oio.i .,; ~. sn0 s"entS',o" hours ond-
A. ,t - O'CLOCK this noon Blows dc aths from tic
svnoW nn 1oser nVo' mud from othf + causes. ono.
mo rnofo ,,Ss was . neaVy ffoat thtss morning.
gems. Ind many country M VIII WIN returned o't-
Iotoia '' 0SA' :" 'rchanta arc ut tho
A'o'0A0'
a pp}onata whes1sr GJsr11' ! 1 ,u71os.
was donated to tho ro, 10 eo1 r.1 'o"',8-maon'no
and orr,hnnn tv " oA Au"oa u Eue "ldo"s
NOR Agency. to-d.v 4: stephenson, OF tho Sum-
70 o'sposo Of tho 1achino to the bot sdyantago.
Doatbs tor tht MohruAnY.
n. m: Yc)iow T. twcnty-four hours ending at 0
week. yoliow o,s ,scs' othor Causes, 4. For the
oroaao frnm u ~ uo'ol, o6; other canBoB, II; de-
co,,uoa IA M -. "oek. yolloW feyor, 80 othor
LETTER fpo., oneaa a decrease, 90.
WAn1tr.stsT... Uaspaeeh @ 70 ias Ckfeaqn T1btlae.
Meyenns froau to-day from Tho Iu ooootor to ' a.
that vbp1 peSae,ng sSng da.e Of oho 2sth ult states
Colloct,3r nrrivnd - nfnn>ha eks prov1oaBly, tho
found fhnt nva, vhna1 rrhn - rom ~ Louis. no
was havino IL ait ~ ulo possibly got away
t,t,o +hs sao qqaclloe tht suffering aud tiest-
oght memhera In m an1 taaf oa Or 1our, Hi1. and
now At lonst two to, s"n1 may aMny anu d mere
pnnuH GI1EirafV ingtt114n = r..
sidoa t}founan1 - ~ ~ ploSioou ior, bo-
work, or. il ab1a ~ .xI hFo ;i,:Il unaolo 20
the carty Of others Id II r." M. Spen tnr On
nohlc generosity Of tf,n Nnrtha,, @ a;; 1ot slo
ing to our roef With nouov an o's,n sn,a H. ~
suffering would have b eon sn w.
have hnd aavara1 ~ .ea-tola greator. lHe
days 1t ia. confidently hopci It win bo saro ) nv
the absent onos to I roturn. INV ni4,cn has h., n
kopt open MI the i .me, and nv deputiaa VII Ia
attending to their thor dutfes. have dnnc wh, Il
they could to relic, 70 tho suiforiur Of othora =
~, s,1nEyEponr.
Snec{al Dispt tch 10 me Chicago 1tfou,x.
PmLprIRn1A. 3ov. 1.-A1ayor stokiey received
q .. dispatch this morning from Samuel Layy. Of
Shreveport, Ma5 Iager of tho Shreveport Fund.
rep"1tug tho abatement Of tho fever, and re-
quaatlug tho fayor to discontinue raising fnds,
1Ar MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MoSTdoaE1 ", Nov. 1.-The Board OF Hoaltr-
, 1873-11-02
THE MANUFACTURERS,
u0OTH AND H{IOEa.

eptctal D'spatch to TAs Chfcago Tribune
Pu1I.ApElpNlA. Nov. 1.-Tho boot and aloo
business, QUO OF our ohiof intoreats, ia In trou-
bio just now. Several Of tho ln,gost houses
have asked IN extension, and few will, loarn.
find 1t extromoly difficult to moot thor obllga-
tion. Considerable uheasinesa WAS manifested
this morning In tho trado. owing to tho publloa-
tion Of false ramor Of tho failure OF OhaudIor
Hart d Co., ono Of our must extensive 1rms
FENhBYLvANIA CorroN-atIlLa.
ployng about 5000 hands, but throo ire il
operation. Tho cotton isptqrles at Kepyyilio
have ceased operations.
LpUlHYILIE ht1LLs.
I4ou1sv11LE Ky., Nov. 1.-The woo1en mills
around the fafs l.ayo reduced tho wages OF EN-
ployeA ~ per cent, commencing to-lay, Tor tho
boason. Several iron establishments hayo ro-
aueed wages In skilled labor 10 per cont, and on
common 90 pes cent. Aapy dlsoharged uosk.
, 1873-11-02

sptcsat Dispatch to 1hc Chicago Tribune.
CURED nuar this city az m carly hour this mo
ing, by which locomotive aud several frei
cars on the st. Paul Railroad we're destra
It IL also reported that Il fireman had que
fractured. Tho accident was causod by fit
tram on the Western Union Road heing ht
time. Tho track WIS blocked until o'c1ye}
forenoon.
, 1873-11-02

DUBUQUE H., NOV. 1.--R A. Babbags, the
defaultihg Cashier Of tho AEerchauts National
Dank, shipped out Of town last Wednesday, lcay-
lug for parts unknown. Flo was last Hoon at tho
yiilago Of IaSfotte, Jackson County, Ia. His
departure was kept secret till last evening, His
tear Of tho Grand Jury, which ats next week,
probably accelerated his light. No effort as yot
10 being made to capture him.
, 1873-11-02

MAnnlp, Nov: l.-A dispatch has been re-
oeiyed announcing the total defeat Of tho Car
Lists under lnstang BY national troops. Tho ill.,
aurgonta fed in all directions.
sanor aaler, the Minister Of Colouios emu
barked at Cadiz, to-day. for Cuba aud Porto
Rico.
MADRID, Nov. 1.-presidont 1astolar is i'll and
not able to leave his bed.
, 1873-11-02

WAsu1NaToN, Nov. 1.--TAyae smu
children s7cro eurnod 10 deatl. to-da,
Virginia end Of the jAqucduct br
mother. having mado . tira in the Str
with her husband'a dinner, locking Il
In tho house. Sho bad scarcely reec}
tination, tic coal wharyes in Goarg
she 90 " the house In flames, a,I
children were burned,
, 1873-11-02
CRIME.
GOT. RcvcridEc assues a 1Iequtsttton
for McCoole, Al&on, aud other Isr,ts-

special Dtepatch to 1Ns Chicago 7tibxne.
SPRINGFIELD. Nov. 1.-Gov. Beveridge, upon
an affidavit made by parties living III Madison
County, to-day ordered rcquisition to bo sent
to the Goyornor of Missouri. demanding tho ar-
Of Mike McCoolo, Tom Allen, md their seconds
IN the recent prize fight, which WAS fought IN
Illinois, aud Which was q penal offcnHe untser
our statutea. It Ia not certain TINT the Governor
Of Missouri will surrender them.
, 1873-11-02

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Sir William Bovill, Lord
Chief Justice Of tho Court OF Common Ploas,
died this forenoon.
The Devon l. Somerset Railway, which had
day.
LoEpos, Nor. lit Ia reported thst the mar
riage OF the Duke Of Edinburgh to tho Princess
Maria, Of Russia. will DO soiemnlzed according
t. t. tho forms of tho Church q England, and that
burg to perform tue ceremony.
, 1873-11-02

New YoRK, Nov, LION inquiry at tho freight
Offices Of tho lending railroads, 1t was asoer-
tanned that their freight bueineBs WAS suffering
many oasea railroad companies wore largely
cutting down expenses by q reduction Of wages
and discharge Of worlmen.
, 1873-11-02
MEXICAN EXCURSION.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1,-lllo Aon. Thomas II.
Nolaon, ox-Unsted States Minister to AIoxioo,
aud hr. barrow, their fauilles, and q large purity
from tho City Of Mexico. arrived by tho steamer
Aldcan yesterday from Vera Cruz. A number Of
PROMINENT merchants called on Mr. Neaon Ut
, 1873-11-02

New Yo2R, Nov. 1.-The aervant-girl who
caused tho arrost OF Capt. Smith, Of Patchogne,
on charge Of poisoning bis wife, IL to bo prose
cutea GU Tor perjury and poisoning. 1t is alleged
tLat In Dosvou nnd Syracuse sho made ground
,ess charges, for purpoacs Of blacksnail. asainst
, 1873-11-02

New YpnK Nov. 1.-Dr. Henry DoGrafr, of
un'on Hill. n. j., who was shot Oil Thursday in
his haud aud abdumon'is dying. Ja.neu Column
bus 1 l. said to lave dono ths h'lonting, and to
bis wife aud daughters having boon debauchod
by tho doctor.
, 1873-11-02

VIENNA, Nov. 1.-Negotiations batween AUS
tria and Turkey, for tho settlement Of tic
differences between tho two poweru arising from
the conduct OF the Austrian Coasul In baaus,
and tho Turkish note 10 tho European Oabl.
nota in relation thereto, are progressing
fayorably. Turkey is disposed to give complete
satisfaction. and tie Russian Goyornmont las
instructed Gen. Ignatioff. its Ambassador at
Constantinoplo. to support Austria. Out of con-
alderation for. Turkoy, Count Andrassy, the
Austrian Premier, docneB to allow the dataiis
OF tho negotiations to bo made public.
, 1873-11-02
CASUALTIES,


sueetul Dspatch to 7he Chicago Tribune. : 80 =
Fort WAYNE, Nov. IA young child Of Henry
Chbos, q farlner living cir or eevon miles from
sainaa met with death BY drowning fow days
since. The child was told to throw Bomethine
into swil-bartel, which was suuk in Tie eround'
and it ia presumed that it stumbled and faI
headlong into the barrel, rs in fifteen minutes i
was found dead In the sWill.
, 1873-11-02
SOUTH AM ERICA.

as Mrs 6as sueoaeaea IN pepotatne snas
treaty fixing tho boundary between Paraguay
and the Argentine Republic. The American aud
Italian arbitratora have awarded Duudouald
claims amounting 10 $500, 000. :,
, 1873-11-02
lSrtako.nan Crushed to Deayh

Special iasrctsh to 3he Chtcaqo Iriiyas
V1oKsnuRa, alsBs., Nov. la blaken1Al
Charles Ford, while IN the not Of cou
train this morning, caught' hia foot III i
wheel caught him, crushing him Il i
manner, killing him instantfy.
, 1873-11-02

ONO Of tho Stokes Jurors Arrested.
NEW YonK Nov. flames Dolos Ccutor, ono
OF tho iurors in tho 6tokea case, was arrested
to-uighs md lodged in tho cell occupied by
Stokos alter tho shooting OF Fisk. Tic Gtaud
jury ID bo!ioVod to have Indicted him tor disro-
gard1ug tho obligations Of jutyman.
, 1873-11-02
SALT LAX

Gcntilca Protest .1G1tt1.
utlcg Of RlUriI,s
sAIr LAKE, Nov. 1.-~A u
Ia resolving signatures, sott
md abNhos OF AtQrlnun rlal
passage Of laws to give. I
protectioa OF u FREQ olyit+s
Utah into harmony will
Nop,ibhoAn institutions.
n lnasR-lnsallng way, h
night tu consider. this. a'a>
, 1873-11-02
OCEAN steal

New Yon,t, Nov. ~
William mud Wosor, fro
LONDON, Nov. 1.-Stt
York, and Olympus, tn
out1
NEW Yong. - p,
, 1873-11-02
AMERICAN GIRL AND FULLERTON.

New Yonx, Nov. lat Prospect Park to-day,
Judge Fullerton, American Girl, and Camorh
trottod Tor . pulae OF $4,000. American Girl
wo,s tho first heat, aud Fullerton tho second,
third, and fourth. Time, 225155, 2;2l, 2:23.
2:2311Ix. a match waB Immediately made between
American Girl aud Fullerton.
, 1873-11-02

DRESDEN, Nov. 1.-The romainB Of tho late
King wero deposited IN tue tomb In tue Royal
bert, aud hia brother, pEiuce George, were
prosont. Tho Quoeu Of England was ropro-
aentod by Prince Alfred; tho Emperor Of
Germany by tho Grown Prince Frederick
William, aud tho Emperor Of Austria by Arch
were Aleo present.
DEaL1N, Nov. 2.-prince Bismarck has TO-
solved to summon tho Catholic Bishopa who re-
fuse to comply with tho Government measures
In reaton to ecoloaiaatics to- toudar their rcsig-
nations, .
, 1873-11-02

Club of German Ercc.Thiutkerk
Formed in Wa4sl1lt1toal.

Special Dfsp1tcA 10 TAn Chicago 1f4tuas,
WAsH1NaToy, Nov. 1.-The Rev. ROBERT Reit-
gel has, upon roquaat severed hin connection
with tho German protcBtaut Clur1h OF this
city. According to the statements OF some
Of his oong ogation ho boldly asserted.
that ho did not bollovo In tho existence Of o.,
God as gouorally understood by Christians, or
II. JeSuA Christ as nou Of God. a numbor OF
Gerlnaus who agroo with neltzel have formed 8
1roe-thinkora' club. and have olected him Loo
tn Urar