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, 1873-06-02

A buggy Intentionally Overturned
and tho Occupants Seriously HURTS
They Arc Pursued, and Fire Two
Shots at Their Pursnors.
Tho crowded condition Of tho popular thor
oughfaros during yesterday resulted in largo
number OF accidenta. The only ono Of any i'm
portanco occurred on Ashland aYonuc, about
hhlf-pant O'Clock, and its Importance arises
the aggravated ciroumatnncea which attended
It. At o'clock, lady and gem
tloman Woro driving slowly along the
avenue In an open buggy. A short
distance behind them was q carriage containing
four young mon, whoRo actions indicated TINT
thoy we're much influenced by an oyerchargo OF
OF an intoxicating drink. As they neared tho
buggy tho gentleman who was driving 1t at-
tempted to got ont Of thoir way, but his utmost
endoavors did not prevent the rongha from run
ning Into him and upsettng luis buggy. Tho
Indy Wna thrown out and seriously injured. Her
namo is supposed to bo Mrs. Stanton, and
her M residence on West Van Buron street, between
Clinton and Jefferson. Tho occupants Of tho
carriage drove right On after tho occurrence, and
paid no other attention to 1t than to laugh at
the injured parties. Some gentlemen who had
witnessed tho outrage followed the perpetrators,
in tho hope Of securing their arrest They had
chased thom but q short distance on West Adams
street, when thero were two Shots fred Of
thom from the carriage containing tho 1puRhs
They fortunately did not take efYoct. The
vehicle waB then driven ut such rapid epeed
down side street that tho pursuorB we're unable
to ovortake 1t. II tho parties who were injured
will report their namea at tho Madison Street
Police Sutton, m effort will DO made to arrest
aud punish tho perpetrators Of tho outrage.
, 1873-06-02
FIRES.
Destructive Conf1aRrntion in Peru,

Destructive Conf1aRration In Peru,
1ll.--EiTcs Elsewhere.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
LAsALLE, ILL.,, June 1.-Tho most destructive
contlagration eyor experienced in Peru broke out
1n that city ut about O'Clock this morning, in a
row Of brick stores known as tho Mccormick
Block. The origin Of tho fire ia unknown, but
tho flames woro first discovered In q grocery &C.
oupiod by Michael Murphy. The city being dos-
titute Of any flre-engino, tho fro spread rap-
idly, aud soon destroyed fvo stores with most OF
their contents, and greatly damaged the sixth,
Tho following statements Of Losses and insur-
anco will probably provo to bo correct 1:
J. L. McCormiok'a loss on buildings &91, 600:
insurance, $4,000. r. l. A. D. Alurrry lad q
stock Of 900 worth OF dry goods, and 91O 600
worth OF boots and shoes. Most of tho ffry
goods were saved, but In bad disorder. wLilo tho
destruction OF tho boots aud shoes waa olmost
complete. Probable loss about $50, 600; ln-
losa 90 200 insured eur $1,000. Michael Murphy,
grocer, loss $4,000 insured 81, 900. B. Denny,
dealer u stoves aud tinware, loss 81, 600 !; III
surea 81, 100; Dyer d Ncimki, carriage manu-
faoturors, loss $700; no insurance. ]. Fl.
Mccormick, lawyer, lost library and valuable
private papers 10 insurance.. julius Holnoch,
Juatice Of the Peace, lost library and important
public records Tho total loss viii fall little II
any, short Of $80, 900 or s85, 900.
UALT1MonE, Juno la fro this morning de-
stroyed tho chomioal works OF Frank Siingun l.
Co. LOSS, 100000; insurance, 942, 600.
, 1873-06-02
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1873.

artl,, at large, Presidential appointoo; NO.
CoWloa, Connecticut; 8. ". q. Diohl, Fennsyl-
vanta; o. J. Badger, at largo !. A. 4. Miohelson,
It large; K. Z: Young, Kontuoky; II. 2. Mich.
gan r. 4. Wilmer, Now York =. Tylor, Mioht-
gan II. Mo1roll, Now York q. +. Put
nam, illinois Z. D. Underwood, at largo;
4. g, !0ase, at largo, ". T. Halsey,
s. g Tov NORTH oa1oina Wndee TaI
Hampshlro +: Z. Muse, Maryland; J. 3. Rob-
inBon, at large; J. ". Doan. North Carolina, 4.
Reynolds, Maryland; @. o. T. Moore, Illinois
2. q. 1Iatzmulia, Empire Of Japan; T. E. D. ".
Vcoder, New York, When tho Secretary con-
cluded tho delivering Of diplomas, tho band
played "Tlo Girl Left Behind Mo-" tho othor
classes cheering tho graduates. Tho graduates
hare ono months loayo, and will shon bo orderod
to seq; ThS second and fourth olasas4 leave on
for = summer cruise. Tho third class hsvo throeoo
months feaYo,
, 1873-06-02
CriI1R In Rnntnu.

yero National Bank, named Allen, disappeared
last Thursday, with checks and drafts amount
ing to $50 600, on which ho raised $4,000 cash.
What ho did with the remainder ia unknown. It
Is possible that he may have converted tho pa
before leaving tho bank on Thursday morning,
ho mas informed that his services would not bo
required there after June !.
Robert n: Dudley 10 under arrest hero, charged
with receiving and diaposlng Of drafts and other
valuables stolen from malls. His alleged acoom-
Pllce was 7. II. Walee, route postsl-olork b.
tween Toledo aud buffalo, who was arrested
about year ago. Dudley Ia said to have madc
over s50. .000 by hts operations. Ho had recently
purchased handsome cottage ut Mtaapan, near
this city, under the nome Of +. H. PurcoII, Tho
establishment was taken poseeHsion Of yesterday
by tho Government officers, and its occupants
committed s91 to jail. Ho will probably be sent
, 1873-06-02
PERSONAL.

Gen. Frank P. Blair, Jr., is yet at Richfieli
Springs, otssgo County. N. \. His health ia i'm
proving.
Col. Carroll D. Wright has been appointed
Chief Of the Bureau Of Labor 6tatiatics. In Mas-
nachuaetts, III place OF Gen. Oliver.
Tho Rev. John Williamson, Of Dixon. Ill., has
been eleotcd principal Of Jennings Seminary, at
Aurora. It Is understood that he will accept.
J. Enoa Non, who claims scat in Congress-; is
one OF tho oWners of the Fort Wayne (Ind.s
Sentinel under tho new regime.
Capt. Qaorge H. Bradbury, tho nowly elected
President Of the Paclfo Mail Steamship Company,
| limo.
Col. Thomas A. Scott intends to yisit tho
! money contrcs Of Europe this summer, for the
purpose representing to tho lnanciers OF tho Old
.Morldthe superior advantages OF tho Southern
Pacific hailroad as source Of investment.
James F. CLARK, form any years Road Master
f, 9f the aoo othssagS Burlington Quincy Railroad
Of the Union Pacific Railroad, vice r j. Nichols.
Who will aasumo tho SUPPLEMENTARY OF thu
eastern division, with headquarters at Omaha.
Ne hardly know What to think OF tho remarka-
bio dispatch which Describes covenant said to
have been entered Into BY Horny Ward Boocher,
effect Of tho publication of tho document must
be to bring what ia known aa tho " Beochor scar-
ga to q crisis. It il not improbable TINT shere
is m huge hoax in the dispatch, and that no such
are true then Mr. Beecher has actod worry IN
wisely In keeping silent under tho charges
brought against lis personal chastity. Wien
pulse ia not to keep silence. Such d oourso il
apt to lead to suspicion that they aro afraid to
speak lest thoy might say too much for their
own good. really innocent man ia seldom
afraid to denounco his accusers and dare them
to bring on their proof or else to hold thelt
peaco.-BuGalo Commercial Advertiser.
, 1873-06-02
A mt8Eulucd BoOksARont,

4 book-agont entered tho open door Of snug
Pittsacld cottage ono day last week, and nod
ding to trim, brght-looking little woman who
sat sowing BY tho window, commenced volubly
to descant on the merits Of 4 great work which
he was for tho first time giving mankind an op-
ply, cook k-book, dictionary, family physiefan,
shorthand instructor, and contained, be.
aides, detailed history Of every Important event
that has tranBpirod il the world, from tho ap.
pie incident and Admins fall to Credit MobilieI
and tho fall OF Congress. Tho work contained
The agent, aftor talking on tho general excel
loncea Of the volume about five minutoB, COM
moncod on tue headings OF thoso chapters, and
:. the woman did not say ? word to interrupt
him, he felt that ho was making conquest, and
he ratified away so that she shouldn't hive 4
chance to aay no. It took him nearly half an
hour, and % he breathlossly wont on, tho swat
etarted On bis forehead, and he made oonvulsiva
grasps at bis collar, and when he finished he had
hardly strength enough left to put on a bomitch.
Ing smile and hand hcr his ready pen wherewitl
to subscribe her name to tho ordor book. Bha
took the pen, but instead Of putting hor auto;
graph On bis list, Bho lifted q scrap OF pape
from her work-bo1, and wrote In plain letters,
- Inc defe and dum." He said not n word, but
the unutterable things that no looked, ~ h
turned to the door, would fill library.
, 1873-06-02
vlENNA'S "BLACK FRIDAY"
Tho Financial Crisis in the Austrian
Onpttn1s


''s""' s'' ~ c''TftgSnst"es %5;% af th' N'' Yor*
YoFh Tko has vshns aa stGs sst hs het Of Nw
other words, financial orisis has in fot .aya
nude havoc among millionaircs and m, 1Gzed
t5ado. suspocting that Americans are. & so
thoroughly posted upon Vienna alrairs i.s' .Iio
that ovor since 1860--tho year Of tho 4 2, a.
PrisHian war-Vionnh has boon thece Eta
most aottvc speculation. That war, 80 hi 4 il.
attng to Austria IN ite military and polite Z J.
morco aud industry: Ever since 1866 tho til = (
speculation has boon running higher -
higher. Now bauks, now manufaotu y {
companies, new building companies ,stafted
limit to tho expansive power Of Austrian capital
and credit. Not having the statistics nt thia
moment before me, I cannot give exact figures;
but at least ono thousand rnillione' worth Of
now. % stock was placed on tho Vienna market
headed fnanoicr knew tint a crash muat como.
But the cry Of "wolf :" WAS raised 90 often thht
every Que coaaod looking out for him until he
horizon. became overcast. A "pool," trying to
carry largo amount Of fancy stock, failed to
tho amount of several millions. This broke
tIH, tho entire market. .Thurs1ay matters grow
On this last dry, If mny trust tho
failures wore entered. Those who olaim to be
oye.witncsaes say that the scones on Change
brokers and 1rms that failed to moot their on
gagements Was like tho call OF tho doath-rol In
tho Roign Of Terror. Many Of tho lighter stocka
we're swept out of tho market. Austrian loans,
railroad shares Of tho bost companies, dropped
3, 10, 20 even 30 per cent. On Friday afternoon
1t aeomed impossible to raise loan on any aect,-
rity. Tho bears had things thoir cwn way. The
branch house Of RothBchild WAS acouaod Of "bear-
Ing without mercy and two Of tho firm narrowly
1f1fy1 1$n{Ha A1rn bra
, 1873-06-02
Irish Nationality,

made for national convention OF Irls1-bora
cltizons to be held In Cleveland, Ohio, about the
10Th Of July next, for the purpose Of forming .
league, eizailar to tho Gor1nan Union. Some
Of tho loading Irishmon Of Now York, philadol-
plia, and other cities, encourage tho movement,
on tho ground that tho Irlsh element in this
country have not tho standing, politically or
commercially which their num6o1H and impor-
tanco cntitle thcm. They say tho Germans OK
eeed e. Cd them in almost every sphere and that this
aud to religious and political contention. Irish
mon, like members Of tho German Union, will
DO pledged to support ono another In preference
to porsonB Of other natlonalites, without diAtino
ton OF acct or parties,
, 1873-06-02

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Whilo Gen. Sherman
in conversation; continues to emphatioa1ly dis
countonanco tho request made to tho Governor
Of Texas for tho release Of Satanta and Die
Tree, 10 Inns no authority to Interfere in tie
matter, 1t being in tho hands Of tho executive
authority; bnt, ut tho sano time, ho thinks
whatoVor pronlses have boon made for tho
to be carried out in good faith. Tho Mexican
Minister has not yet received full official ac-
count Of theparticulars attending Col. MoKenzo'a
operations against the ,Lipons and Kiokapoos
and therefore is not now prepared to roproeout
tho caRo to our Government with view to ox-
plantations, md there is no doubt those will bo
placed on tho ground Of tho duty Of the Govern
ment to protect its citizens and punish all hostile
invaders Of our soil wherever found, tho Moxi-
can Government being unwilling or unable to
prevent such incursions, It Is aaid In military
olrolos that the operations Of Col. Mckenzie will
who CROSS to our territory for stealing or murdor-
ouB purposes.
, 1873-06-02
QNAN0K9,
ABOVE LOW
WATER.
-R@d.
Fa{i,
SPRINGFIELD,
miraculous Escape from Dcat1l..The
Judicial Contest,

MIRACULOUS Escape from Dentll..Iho O
Judicial Contest.
Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
srn1Nof1EID, ILL.,, June 1.-Joseph Durn-
ey, tho workman who Ind such o fearful fall
from the top of the stato-House, is still living,
and his attending physician pronouncea his ro-
coyory almost certain. tho e1tont Of his serious
injuries has boon ascortainod to bo two ribs bro
kon on tho loft side ono Of which alightly pono-
trated tho lung. These have boon replaced and
set. It is not thought TINT ho Ia internally in
jured savo in this respect. Ho is terribly bruised
IL h Tartona parts Of his body: conaidering the
stnnt death Was miraculous,
Tho contest for Circuit Judge in this district
has beon quito exciting, mt. q 1argo a,nount Of
seloctioneering las been done. Tho report runs
hero to-day that aomo ono has started the story
N Macoupin County that Zane is Interested ID
the Macoupfn bonds, and in sympathy with tho
bond holders. Mr. Zane promptly te1egraphod
tonight TINT ho had mono Of tho bonds. and no
sympathy with tho bond holdors. His chances
for succession arc considered good by those
posted, although Judge McOlernand is confident
OF HucceBa.
, 1873-06-02

WAsn1NaToS, juno 1.-For New England
southwoatorly to northwosterly winds md clcar
winds shifting to oasterly and aouthorly, and
generally clear, warm weather. For tho South
Atlantic and Gulf Staten oast OF tho n[iesiasippt
northeasterly to aouthoastorly winds and partly
cloudy Weather, with possibly light areas Of
Tennessee to Ohio and Michigan fresh, brisk
casterly to Boutherly winds and increasing cloud
incas. From Missouri, Illinois, and tho lake
region to Dakotah and Nebraska falling bar
ometor fresh to worry brisk oastorly to Bo,ithor}y
winds, vooring to southorly aud westerly, cloudy
weather and rain areaa.
BTA0E or WATER,
Daily report Of tho stage of water, with
changes u tho twenty-four hours ending 8 p. M,
, 1873-06-02
Tho Annapolis Naval Acndcmv.

DALTIMonE, juno LA special liapatoh from
Annapolis says "At tho graduating oxoroines
Of cadets yesterday, Admiral Davis delivered tic
annual address IN the chapel, after which
graduating milshipmon and enginoere then
stopped forward from tho ranks, throw down
their muskets and swords, as customary, and
marched up In front Of Secretary Robeeon,
tho band playing SAINT I Glad to Got
Out Of tho Wildornoss." Secretary Robeson
mads . short speech, and delivered diplomas to
tho midshipmou. Tho following aro tho names
Of the graduating olasa in their order Of mort !;
Wm, II. bhuelze, Missouri; O. ". DoEring,
Mainoi G. Fowler, Massachusetts T. Il. How.
, 1873-06-02

Elmo won tho raco on tho Oakland courBe at
Ban Francisco on Saturday, winning every heat.
Goorgo Dawes, employed az brakeman on tho
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, mot
hts death By falling botween tho cara of freight
train on Saturday oyo1ing. Deceased was q
resident OF GonoBoo, Ill.
Dr.. Ashcroft, who Nas shot ut Bandugkv On
tho 21st ult., died on Saturday night. JesBe
Gregg. son of e1-Mayor Grogg, WHO WAS IT.
rested at tho time Of the shooting and Hubse-
quently released, was rearrestod immo diatoly
aftor tho Doctors doath, charged with murder in
the 1res dogree.
The friends Of tho Roy. Henry D. Moore, of
Cincinnati, who lately retired from the pastorato
Of tho Vine Street Congregational Church, and
has since boon preaching at Robinson's Opera
House, hnve project OIL foot to erect him a
church to oost $200, 0,000 having tho largeat audi
torium In the city. One man 0ffern e66, 900. It
Ia understood that the members Of tho Masonic
Order are active in tho movement.
, 1873-06-02
Ito English, dark complexion, no wlinkers, and

tlo English, dark complexion, no whinko7s, and
sparoly built.
Mrs. Donlor, about TO yoars Of ago, rather
heavy pot blno eyes, brown hair, German,
John Dcndcr, Jr:, alias John Uobards. foot
Or 9 lnches In height, slightly built, gay oyos
With brownihh tint, brown hair, light mouBtaoho.
no whlskore, about ~ yoarp Of ngc, speaks Eng
lsh with German accent.
Kato Rondor, about "a years Of ago, dark hair
and eyes, good looking, Well formed, rather bold
IN appearance, 1uont talker, speaks good Eng
1lsh, with very little German accent.
And, whoroas, said poraons arc at largo, md
fngitivos from justico. Now, therefore, i,
Thomas a. Osborn, Governor Of tho State Of
Kansas, IN pursuance Of law, do horDby offer a
reward OF $500 for tho apprehension sud deliv-
cry to tho Sheriff Of Labotte County, Kansas Of
each Of tho Abovo persons named.
, 1873-06-02
Another Victim OF u ttNon.ExpIostyc.,,
SpetiaE Dfspa{ch q Tho CAicaao Trihuue

Another Victim OF ssNon-Explostve.',
Special Dispatch 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, June 1.-Koroaene oil has 3d.
cured another victim to DO addod to tho long 1ist
Of those who bolioyo 1t is non-oxplosiyo. Mrs.
Erasmus Iverson, tho wife Of matchmaker In
tho employ Of T. Lion, was 80 severely burned
by kerosene oil this morning that her life
Is despaired OF. She aroao at 6 O'Clock
and started q fire, but the fire not burning rap
idly enough to suit her, slo tried to hasten 1t by
pouring oil on from can containing about half
gallon. Tho fluid instantaneously exploded,
and onycfoped her In shoot Of flame. Her
husband camo to her rescue, but did not succeed
IN extinguishing tho flames until tho poor VIC
tim Of her OWE folly was burned beyond reooy-
ery: Mr. 1yerson and hts wife wero occupying
suite Of rooms ovor J. Boll'a drugstore.
, 1873-06-02
SPAIN.


MADnrD, Juno Tho Constituent Cortes a.
oomblod yesterday. Tho session waa formally
opened by eonor Figueras, President Of tho
Ministry, with speech in which he maintained
tho right OF tho Spanish people to choose their
own government. The Ropuhlo, he said, would
pursue policy OF order at home. It had no con-
corn nith revolutions in European Btatcn, and
vas not ambitious Of territorial aggrandizoment.
Porto Rico, and advocated tho separation bf
Church and 6tato. Tho Cortes then organized
by olooting Sonor 0reuso, q Federal Republican,
Us ita President,
Gen. Cabrintti, In command Of the aovorn-
ment forces, haa defeated force Of 800 CarliBta
near Bebal1a.
Gen. Yallas has ordered tho Suspension of rail-
way traffic in tho Province Of Valencia, under
pain of death.
, 1873-06-02

New YoAn, June 1.-During quarrel whicl,
took place to-day In tho saloon OF Frederick
Kirkor, corner Of One Hundred and Twonty-
ninth stroot and Second avenue, between JOHN
aud his bar-koepor, John Jalln, Dunham
was kiokod by Kirker and so severely
injured TINT death onsuod within 1ow hours.
a boat in which Robert Davis, Of Twou-
ty-trst Btroot and Third ayonue, VIM.
Swift, Of tho Liverpool steamer Minnesota, and
threo others, wero sailing this evening on tho
North lslyer, capHizod. Davis and Swift wore
drowned. Tho 0thorH were rescued.
, 1873-06-02
NEW ORLEANS,

Vfllnfnol1s Assnult--a1cEneFy Advises
Ac4uteaccncc.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-Abous O'Clock this
morning an unknown party, uaing s1ung- g-shot,
corner Of Grhvier and Camp stroets Hancock
received q severe but not dangerous cut on tho
forehead. His asBailant escaped
Gov. McEnery issued nn address 10 tho pooplo
OF Louislana, advising aoquiesconce in the Kel~
Dccomber ."
, 1873-06-02
Occnn StcnIlship News.
Yong, June 1.--Arrivod, steamer Deutach.

NEW YonK, June 1.-Arrivod, steamer Deutach.
land, from Bremen.
Tho owners of the steamship Geo. Cromwell,
now overdue at New Orleans from this poEt, feo1
no unoasinoes a. to hor safety, she being worry
strong, seaworthy boat. 8he has five flrst-oass
lIfe-boats. Bho had only seven passengers, who,
with thirty offlcera and crew, could DO fully ac-
oommodated In tho boata In case OF aooident.
Nxw YonK, June 1.-Arriyed, steamer Celtic,
from LiYerpnol,
, 1873-06-02

LOUISVILLE, Ky., June lat small dro at
O'Clock this morning, Jack Hunt, a pipeman on
one Of tue enginos, stunnblod over tho hose In
the streets aud lay stunnod about minute. Ha
was at length brought to and conveyed half de-
he died in about IN hour. tho poat-mortem to-
day revealed q rupture Of the vena cavn, botwoe1
tho pericardium and heart. Tho sack was filled
with blood, which probably prolonged life.
Physlcians regard tho caso AZ q singular ono.
, 1873-06-02

Tho Isloody xSoniterH.-Tsyo Thousand
Dollars Reward f0E Their Apprelaon~
sion.
The Governor Of Kansas has Issued tho fol-
lowing proclamation:
WhoroaB, several atroc1ous murders 1ayo
boon recently committed In Labeito County,
Kansas, under circumstances which fastenB, be-
yond doubt, tho commission Of these crlulos
upon tue family known NJ the Doudor family,
consisting Of
John Bondor, about 60 years OF age, 8 foot
8 OF inches In height, German, speaks but lit
, 1873-06-02

Ngw YonK, June Ia iettor from the Fly
Islands atatea that tho mountain sayagen killed
family Of Whitea named Burns, aud aome lo!1'
bodies woro found horribly mutiatod. Some, OF
tho bodies woro carried away for Gambia!
feast,
, 1873-06-02
HOTEL STORES TO RENT;

Several desirable Stores, about 40 by 10
each, under and connected with I1he Gom.
mercia1," one Of tho larger Hote1s, and Just
opened. VIII be rented at fair prices to good
tenants. G. T., WORK & co. J.,
l28 InHa11a.at
, 1873-06-02
WEATHER AND WATER.
bar. Thri Hind. / Knath,

Cn1oAdo, June 1-1o:1B p. m.
Tho following reports hayo boon roccIvod from
tho places mentioned below;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-10
DEXTER NINE.

A MEETING OF THE OWNERS OF THE
IA Dexter Mine will be held at Gerow's
saloon, Meadow Valley street, on SATURDAY
EVENING. May 10, 1873, at O'Clock. A full
attendance is requested, rs business Of import.
ance will come before the meeting my7td