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MORTUARY.

Funeral OF the Lnto John r. Hale.
DovEn N. H., Nov. 29.-Tho funeral OF John r.
Hale took place to-day, Tho stores wero closed aud
bo!ls tol!cd betwaon 7 and o'clock, At halt-iast
short prayers hold at tho Into residence OF de-
ceased and tho romans woro then taken to tho unita
rim Church. Thoro were twelve pabcarers, tnclud-
Ing Gov. Straw ex-6ov. Hartman, and Judge Chnse,
with Mr. Halo for years in tho United States Bsnnte
Tho services In the church included address, after
which the romans wcro taken to plle Hill Cemstory.
, 1873-11-23
ROCK ISLAND.
Tho City Short of wntcr.

Special Dispasch to Tho Chicago Ttf6uns.
RooK 1sLANp, Nov. 92.-No little comment was OK
cited in the city this morning BY the discovery thas
tho water supply had ceased, owing To tho negligence
Of tho employees Of tho wator-worka who had allowed
. aHnd-bar to accumulate over tho principal
feed.pipe. 4 false alarm Of Gro waa raised
ii.te1y put on, e.hau.ting tho weser in tle
reservoir II fcw minutes, and pumping up guam
hsJ Of sand from tho Altcr-hed Thu 1re-engiuo waa
boilers in the enGine-roora, and force Of en-
poyod to clear tho feedpfpe. During tho present low
stage Of water IN tho rivor permanent supply can
ont into the Btcan. and connecting It with tho pumps
inatcad Of the hterbads giving the people unaitsred
water.
, 1873-11-23

sr. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Tou Allen, Arthur Climbers,
and Tom Ko1y, who arrested laAt night on =
requsition from Gov. Dsverdge Of Illinois, for par
tclpating n tho prize-fGht between Allen aud Mc-
Edwardsvilie, Madison County, H., soay, by sheriff
Cooper, whcra 1t Ia probable they will be
baed. An effort waa 1nsdo here to procure their re-
lease from afoat by hkbeas corpus but, while ther
attorney preparing tho writ Sheriff Cooper quiet
" put them in carrisgs knd took them acroks tho
fiypf.
, 1873-11-23

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 22.-PAssED DoWN--Pfops
Caniateo, Sheldon. Dean Richmond. Jarseh and
barge achr Malta WeaYor.
PAAgkD UE--Prop Fountain City.
WNp-Wsst.
DETnoEr, Mich, Nor. 27.-Eyeuing-PAsExp Down
Props Burlington, Bursou, LAlsnd aahss Charles
Crawford e. @. Roberts.
pAAahD Ur-None.
WIND-8outhWaGt,
, 1873-11-23

New YoRk, Nov. 22.-Jobbsug distribution con-
tnues fairly satisfactory nut business IL quiet with
comalssion houses. The market for cotton goods hAs
beon unsettled by ths reduction Of Lonsdals blsaohed
shlEting to 1aHo; Hope, 10Ho; Blackstone IA, llXc
md Ana,to1o0qgn 1aNS otaer psles reductions
aAss and job lots, Blankets mora active and nfmes
, 1873-11-23
a Man Horribly mutiIsated by E1oHs~
Quincy. iA. <Sop. 10y, DispatcA 70 tas s. Louit

Yesterday, William Dalbon, butcher, Of
Rookport, Pike County, Ill.,, while returning
home from this city, diBcovored the remains Of
man lying BY \ log near where tnere had bee,s
= small fire. The man was dccontly dressed,
but hogs had oaton away his oyaB and faoo, and
had oaton hole into his sido snd tligsmbu uwale1
him. His hair had fallen from his head. Livery
days. No clue has boon obtained thus fAr as to
his nnmo, or how no came to his death. Tho
only thing found on tho body bosldes lis cloth
Ing waa phper With tho initials J. E. on 1t, but
those may bo tho initials Of the manufacturer.
The spot mhero he WAS found is nt the head OF y
crooked slopgh, and 10 just such placs N
would DO selected BY 4 villain to commit murder.
, 1873-11-23
RAILROAD N EWS,

Union Pacific Railroad Runfnpgas
OMAHA, Nov. 22.-pasaenser earnings Of the Union
reeiao the past woek, 800 Fifty Of tsa and
A1k went East laat night.
, 1873-11-23
ON HIS IRAuElH.

Gpsetas Dispateh 10 TAs Chicago 1t4tu ss
ST, PAUL, hfiun., Nov, 1.-NAyal Chaplain POM
sroy who 1gllrod at South lend. has appeared Asrs
uudar the ualuoa OF Hughes aud Ives, but was out
ahort In bis inpostura by newspaper exposure, ne
il now in q ountry vtago Ut bAkotA County, lpetur-
lug aud curing country women. "
, 1873-11-23
The KANSAS SEhAIORsHlP.

.tasetai Dftpatrh II Tia Ehftaya Tribune.
LKAvKNwoATH, KAn., Nov. 21.-G0y. Osborn TO-
night announced the appointment of Robert CROKER
United 8Ates Senator, to I'LL the Caldwell vacancy.
CROKER IL Cashier Of te Drat NatioDal Bank Of this
City, and VIA Oaldwelts ettorney before tbs bsnats
1n7asttgAunG Commiitee.
, 1873-11-23
FOREIGN.
Members of the French Cabinet
Withdraw Their Resig-
nations.
Plot to Surrender Cartagena to the
National Forces,
FRANCE,

PAn1a, Nov. 29.-Tho Cabinst will probably be ro.
organized today It il UNDERWOOD that tho Duko do
brogllo, tho Min'Etor Of Foreign Affairs: perro
Msgno, tho Minister Of Finance; and De.alirnv ths
Minister Of Public Works, will ROMAN,
PAnfs' Nov. .22-Evening.-T members Of The Cab.
Wodncsdsy night last. 1'4o" WI
, 1873-11-23
IONA.

THA LUNntHINo Bue1NEss
DAVENPORT, 1s Nov. 22.-Tho lunbering season In
this cit has closed, tho Lust m ceasinR operations
to-day. The emount Of lumber sawed reaches 80 o00o
600 feet. Prlces for lumbar much higher this year
than aat and manufacturer will carry over heayy
amount thia wfntar,
FA1LUNK.
Jarnss ~ True merchant 1t Columbus junction,
firms ars lArguly intorehted.
, 1873-11-23

NEw oAs7Lr, DEL, Nov. 29.--Threo white men and
thsee negroes wore whipped hure to-day. Tho fornor
received twenty lRahsx tach and the latter ten each
ssysuth got hour In thu piilor5 ma forty
laahss. Blood WAS dr&Hn from two Of tAs vhlts man
, 1873-11-23
PUG!LlSTIC,

Hogan to Fight Somebody.
OMAHA, NAb., Nov. 22--It Ia stated that Ben HOGAN
haa agrsed to fight sotna ems unknown vt 8loux Gty
for 41TUQ.
, 1873-11-23
PHILADELPHIA.

spseia' Df,paseh 10 The Chicago 7rtarns.
pH1rApELrn1A, Pa, Nov. 22.-The money market
to-day was grony unsettlo owing to tho prospects Of
war With gnain. Currency wau plentiful, aud notes
for loans ruled at ycstorday's qtotationg.
, 1873-11-23
GRIM


Suseia, Dispateh 10 1Aa Chicago 7sibuns.
AoGnEcoR, lR., Nov. 22.-The body OF P. II. Eaaart,
Of the firm Of Eatgood + Co., Of Lansing, found
In thickos near Ianang, H., On Ftdsy ths bead and
mock badly mIngted. Hs highly cateemed by ali.
No inQuelt hald. No ar7esta hava yet bson ,nada
, 1873-11-23
SIlic[0E.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-31aj. John q. Foil, an old
clifton Of st. Ioua, and Union oilicor during the
war, died laAt night from ovordosa Of morphine
administered by himself. Miefortuno Ia gaid to be
ths cauzo Of the act Ho haA brothor In Philadepha
, 1873-11-23

St. LOUIS, Nov. IA pra1ris fire In K.nsas, last
Tuesday, In addition to destroying much farm prop
town Of Olvet with hs exception f two Or thfss hous-
As. No 1iysa are reported lost
, 1873-11-23

M1LNAukEE, Nov. 22.-This forenoon ut quArter
to o tho boiler Of the tug H. L. Anthony exploded.
up stream, when ths boiler Alow up into tbs o tear
lug away ths upper works. aud fatally scadng tue e.
gineer, r. Snyder. Tho boiler inspected two wseIR
ssgo, and VII pronounced 10. T." Tbs Captain
Jumped overheard and escaped unlnjured.
, 1873-11-23

Loss OF a Telegraph Stcamer..Two
Woata Missing.
New YonK, Nov. IA telegram from st. Johns,
n. r., says: "Tho Telegraph cable steamer, Robert
Lowe, was lost near 1t. Bhatts, u. MArya Ray, on
Wednesday morning. Tho chlaf officer and TIVE Of
the slsauae1O boas' orswa wars saved. T4eeCaptana
and two ether bosta missing. Tho tu9-Rteauor
Cahot h bsAu dispatched to akAat tbs mizaig hoAt4e
, 1873-11-23

Dxsb1olNEs, H., Nav. 22.-Ou Ilursdny mnrnjna Oh
the psa!r1s IN Affair County, w44 found nail.saek,
probably att by the tlairobbers II contained iii
Of exchange No. 6,717, drawn by Lease Walker Enu
Frauo.soo, ca IN favor Of B. Il, noahostsr. n. II
also slfhti hasyy Eold 1anss. Thu ssok md oaatak
, 1873-11-23

RoME Nov. 72-oount Cortf, italian n1iuist,r At
Washington, but 1sere and umpire in tho Aruort-
can and British joint Claims Commission h.a read
congratulatory 1etor from the British aovsrnment.
, 1873-11-23

Gmo1NaAT1, O., Nov. 22.-Last night, on tho Ksn-
tucky Csntrni natroad m extra freight train, from
Lexington, ran Into ths rear af tho regular freight
srain deolishlng the cAboosa killing thu brakeman,
William Cook, and slightly ta}urtng sogeral pasasn-
cara.
, 1873-11-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LoNpoa, Nov, l8.-8teamBh!ps Rns.s from New
York, mud Atlks from nontosl, have Ut slyea nnt.
Akw Honx. Nov. 23.-As1lyea.-Caty Of Limerick,
{Som Liverpool.
, 1873-11-23

=
TIE Pn1NTxn8t GTn1kE,
F1FTshuRdH, Pa, Nov. 18.-Tho prtnterh' at1lfo
continues. aud ths morning and evsnlng editions Ut
tho dlfcrnnt o.aas Of this city that wsru dependent
upon unton printers for THUR composition looked
Much like ,naa OF tha burnt districts Of uoaton gnl
Chicago, III tcr variety Of transferred from
olnes to another. This action oe tbs typographical
Union u taia t11q4 Y loolsd upon = Aaost AzattazT
, 1873-11-23
M EN- 1PHfS.

sKpHu, Tenn., Nov. 22.--Ths Doaoto Bank IN.
nouncaa that It Will rsau,ao business III full On Nom
day. It II thought th4t Ae First National vii do thu
tAtuo,
, 1873-11-23
Decrease Of $40, ,000,000 in Deposits,
$30,000,000 in Loans, and
$3,400,000 in Legal
Tenders.
Tho Texas Construction Company'--A
Basis Of Settlement Pro-
posed.
The Railroads .-. Manufactures .-. The
Trades,


NEW YORK.
nANR aTATHAtrNT.
New YonE, Nov. 1.-Tho Cear!ng-Hou4s today,
for the first time since 8ept 20 seacd An official bank
statement with tho differences from Lbs condition Of
tho banks Inst week, ~ follows:
sss: ss5see T.: is AsS sSs2;oo e
6pecse cse9:;.:.''........ 1GGao4 4oo 1756s,70o
,sss sisi ~ q ss &c &c
Lcgal-sendcra.. 10000, GOO 3o,89o80o
, According to tho abovo figures the banks arc def
cortifcatcs counted in tho liabilities tlo banks
would be deficient S. o00 900 more According to tho
ssrs Ssss sn sssene III q 5aPs H. 1 a 5 5
COMPARATIVE RrArRMEHr.
The following table shows the condition Of tho bauta
s Fl .ats S; ?s Rs;sssts 10
sRss'i sssaisss assttsss aa7sssssSS assssSS iSS
sssc''s 'ssss'sss ss's 'sss
wss active and desrer d1ring the afternoon. with oon-
,sssa saSsaes e4i1ss' Y 5a at 1o tho close
ronE1oN xxouAsoE
60 day sterling, and los r.; , .islss. ~ '''' '"A'
Rates paid for carrylns $50 l:i6 a-oi, = md pei
ser dsearsed Today Customs ssse. sor
ahS thS Eeok @ & ooo ,T1o.lmports same tins
Uo OF which ~ 600 were general merchandise, aud
the remainder dry goods. Specie shipments for tho
week, $530ouo, principally silver bars. Produce e3.
porta wore over 81, SOC, 900.
0oYERNAxN1n
c1oscd qulot and frm.
STATE noNps
quiet at nominal prices.
ailauELI.ANEous.
Railway aud mscclaneous speculation opened firm.
but hoon Weakened, and prices declined MG%1t par
cent At tho 1rst call the-o all improved feeling
and partial recovery ouBHed but later tho market
Was lower and Irregular After i, theso was general
advance In prices, ranging from n to ~ per cent
from tho ]oWeat point, dealings Afro tncreaaing At
tho !lna ctoae, thorc waa slight reaction, hut tho
market closed steady in tona Tho leading features
woro Wcstarn Union, Now York Central, Lake shors,
and Wnbaall. The aales were 80, 600 Weatern Union
a6co Union Pacific 1000 Wabash, 5000 Pacific Mail,
Is geo Lake Shore St Joseph 1850 Northwestern,
1000 Rock Island.
FRAUDULENT BTooK TRANSACTIONS,
i. Il. Be[dorman Il Co. have instituted legal rro-
coedinga against Daniel Drew, Eugene N. Robinson,
and 8. II. Alden, charging then with fraud aud mis-
in regard to large transactions In Can
ton ssocka. It ls alleged that Robinson WAS used by
Drew to saddle tho atock BeideruAn b Co.. after
Drew had positively agreed not to sell any Of Ills STOCK
but would buy more. The dl0srance in dispute
amounts to 81 ,000, ,0o0
8FECE Rn1rMENTsv
Tho aeauaahlpa sailing to-day taks cut $26g coo In
silver bars.
JAZZ COOKE i CO.
NEW YonH, Now 22.-William Torrobe, Of rhiadel-
pha, has flied an involuntary petition In bankruptcy
tn this district sgainst Jsy Cooko Co.. baslng his pc
titlon On tho non-paynont By tho Company of
udcats Of dppQRik,
, 1873-11-23

At rGkBltiHOs Wis.,

PIsHTrdo, Wiz, Nov. 92.--Tha pashttRo Comrany's
nachus-shor was burned this morning at o'clock.
Ths lots IL from *2 ooo to SIS o with uaurAnce.
, 1873-11-23

Woman Shot by q W0od.saWycr.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-A M1s. Mos.arty and
wooa-aawJar tco!orad3 quarrelsd about tie payment
for saving wood whom thu xswyar ahot her dad
The 1nurdaleS escaped,
, 1873-11-23
PACKING IN CINCINNATI

umomNA17, O., Nsr. 31--Nluety-1ys fkooHsn4
In kAkl vAtA t4eaEt& u xAAAka4 &Alt H4saa
, 1873-11-23

Ffon tht D4,rtr Cody YT4bNnt.
the ponitentinry for l. term of oighteeu months
for manslaug!.sor, owus aome Of the best mining
olai1ns about Noyada in 9iipin County, aud IL
reported to be worth from OF, 900 10 s100, ,o00.!
laating noarly three years, and conducted by tho
best counsel In tho Territory. Ha has apent
$50, 900 In tho effort to get olear. MacAay gain
cd tho high opilion Of olioers aud ali With whom
ho had to do, and during his confinement ha'
meals at 0hnrpiot's aud elsewhere, and tho night
before he WAS taken to Canon City, unkcoo,u-
panied. went over and had m hours chat With
Judge Dromwell. Ha Was always prompt to hls
word, and 1t is believed BY officers here that hs
could Aave beon trusted to 10 alone TO the Pen.
itentiaty and deliyor himself up,
, 1873-11-23

-TAare mover WAS moro accommodating
clergyman than ono In Evansville, Ind, Lately,
ashe vas laying tho cornerstone Of I nam church,
10 remarked ! II boys and girls do their spaik-
daughter whom cherish ~ the apple Of my sye.
When she III OF suitable ago, Ind rather shs
would be oonrtod In the houaa OF God than In ths
theatre" We wouldn't for moment iusinuats
that this st. Valentine OF pastor In the least
had an oye 10 tho marriage fcsa, but ~ cont.
aenttaly predict that thefo will b. BrpAt daal ID
taking "3or battsr or tor woraA y In hs eaaHeeA
xAlun,--E EHnetAoaH Epus1trnk !
, 1873-11-23

NEW Yong, Nov. 3.-Tho Clearinghouse to-day.
for the hrss time since Bept 2 isaaod official bank
statement with tho differences from ths condition Of
tho banks l&at weck. ~ 1olloYa:
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,ef,ainsrs of the public mind. for its vas,
popularity has been won by no appeal to
stnpie prejudices or depraved sas,es.-Bos-
ton Globe.
The caaraete. which this .uagasiRs pos
sesses for variety. enterprise. artist: wealth.
md the literary culture that has kept pace
viii, IL il has not led the times. should
cause rs conductors TO regard il with insi-
fable complacency. 1t also entities them
to a crea, claim upon the public gratitude.
Tie Aagcsine has done good and &c, evil
all the days Of is h'e-Brooklyu Eagle.