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, 1873-09-30

4 Sleepy 6nve~tignti0n.-Ch'Ang in
tho PrtVY Council-Eho Lntc bishop
EarrHll.

A sleery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
tho FrtvY Council-:Tho Intc bishop
FaffeA!s -s41
Special Dispdteh to The Chicago 7sibaat.
OTTAWA, Sept. 29.--As an evidence OF the lack
Of interest hore in the doings Of tho Royal
Whitowaahers, it may bo mentioned TINT scarcely
an individual spectator entered the courtroom
Inst week, and On Saturday not one appeared.
Tho whole timo OF Saturdays sitting WAS ocou-
pied in reading and signing the deposition OF J..
]. @. Abbott, during which ono Commissioner
slept another paced Tho floor at the roar Of the.
bench, indulging In snuff. Tho Clork read tho
deposition while the Secretary road magazine;
Bome reporters slept, mud neasengors nodded
III tholr seatB. The Chairman Of the Commits
sion was tho only ono who appeared attentive.
a statement IL gaining ourrenoy that Hunt.
ipgton u in poaaoaBion Of most Important and
conclusive documentary evidence, which haH
not yet seen tho light, but which will bo forth
coming whom ho appears before the Parliament
ary Committee to substantiate his charges.
Huntington still claims his ability to provo most
oonouBiyoly within half day, every itom Of his
charges. Boverul rumora aro a1oah NJ to d
ohango In tho personnel Of tho Prvy Council.
Throo Superior Court judges huyo just baoIs
appointed Tor Quebec Province.
HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. 29.-Thc 'romaina Of
tho late bishop Farrell now Ito in stato at lia
Palaco, aud woro yoRterday and to- day viewed by
large numbers OF cit1xouB. His retnainH aye to
bo deposited In tho tranBoopt OF tho Cathedral
Tomorrow, and Pontiloal Mass will bo conduct
cd hero.
, 1873-09-30

AHQLEfH THEATRE
There Ia something pliantasmic If tho ex-
preston bo allowed, IN Wilkio CollinR romances.
Thoy contain Q certain dramatic strength Of ar-
rangemeut which tompts one into tho boliof that
drama can DO readily constructed out of any
Of tbem. Three OF his novels hago been dram-
atized, and all three Of tlom hive boon moro or
losB unsuccessful. Tho last, Tho Now Magla-
eu," prurient, BiniBter, sensational Affair, has
been worked upon by hundreds of dramatic
writers, aud not ono Of them has sue
reedod in making tho pieco sucoesaful
lu any particular. Tho occasion for those ro-
marks Is tho production at Hooloy's Theatre, for
tho first time in Chicago for noarly two yoars, OF
a drama eutitlod "AIan and Wife," drawn from
the romanco Of tho aamo title by hlr. Collins.
It does not differ In any particular from other
works by hr. Collins The author, III lls anx-
iety to illustrate tho oyis attendant upon a
purely physical education, has as usual oxag'
goratel them, and orcated 1atlor
amusing burtoanue Tho man who
strains for q race" Ia of course hrlto'
That his brutiallnosB may DO fully oxompliiod,
lie is nude to soluco girl, refuBo to marry nor
antl try to involve lis frloul. TO glyo poetic
Justice to tho story, ho il finally compelled to
marry her, whoroupon llo trloH to murder her
Rnd Ii murdered himself. There aro other eyi-
dencos Of brutnhnoas about him Which the gai-
iery applauds-his course uttoranceH and low
companions LIS 1Eav9do a..s aaa hia i baal, as
ekotoheB, ho Ia d miserable caricaturo. The
dramatiHt has fallen into THO aamo error that I'LL
lave done In preparing Collins for the stage.
pro11,ises ru1 @ Of dramato sSaiaSity, sud have toi-
lowed him oloBoly. III reality, 10 II mtserablo
author to follow. posaossing but limited num-
, 1873-09-30

s'se'a! Di'pateh 10 u 3As @ @GhieaYgo 7Ft9n"s.
eseed colee ep,; sspcnson Of ssaa corn SHIPMENTS @ a
from this region. Tho caiaboat Shamrock was
towcd from roru. Light. md passed into the canal to
l,e loaded with Lasalle coal for Chicago. Tho prop
Illinois doparted towing tho cnnabOat Arabia, with
rough atouo for the Horny DUN, and the canalboat
Legfaux, with lumber, dropped down to Peru yester
day. Tho canal-boat Arabia, from Iemont, pasaed
cot.c, tllo Milwaukee md Gold Hunter, With hard
coal slack for Lasalle and tho slontauk with light
Saa OF out -four of far The aS ea md rhs hRs'u r7sr
R tho Waer on to mor e Of IeF e from
fcu inches to feet II inches, and filling many cis
tcrnB which Ind long been empty. No report Of ssage
CANAL orr1cE, Chicago Sept. 2o.-AnR1yEp-Hiawa.
liza, Sag, 81 yds atonu Ello o'Conncl, Sag, 70 yds
stos M"rn logan, Len'ons' s. yds stone Rescue.
Ed Walkcr, Jr., Lemont, 50 yas atoue Florence 10y
er, Lemont, s9 ysls stone; Augusta, 1eont, GO yta
stone; sligo, Willow SPRINGS 90 tons ics; barge No. y,
dr!eio as!swoli, aioaooEa, 5000 III corn; Mer:
ssss oSx d ss5o III u co 5sFss SFsseFe .kst Msf
prop Mnhuwk Delle Lockport 4,233 bu corn: Messen.
gur. Luckport, 1000 hu corn ". A. Steele, lsoek Run.
l60tans sand; Charles scol Willow spsiugs, % yda
Ottawa, ,l0 bu corn; i!klose sot,cca 5000 bu corn
CLEAntu-Oak Leaf Joliet; North America. scncca; ;
Gracie driswol, Minooka rror Wasp. Summit; !;
Springs; Bligo, Willow Springs.
OlIIuAd0, Sept. a9,-ARRlvzD.-Frop Wasp, aum'
init, Us yds stale; Constitution, Lelon u yda stoe
Cataract, IAsae, 1900 ha corn Phoen!x, Lookport
4b53 In corn, 2U0 brs Hour; brilliant, Morris, e,ooQ
oL,..nEp-lIarry, Willow Springs, s9,OGl It lumber;
Admiral, lenont, II, ,7d3 feet lumber III shtn9les
, 1873-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago

AIltlfEU....s..s..s.B .Be
Bchr o. NJ. Bond, Oswego, coal.
8cslr Mystic Star, OsweBo, COIL.
schr North Oape, Buffalo, coal.
schr Niagara, Buffalo, COAL.
schr L. Ianua, Buffalo, coal.
sehr 2. 2; Roberts, o,!oSs,lana, ,', ND, coal.
achr Sunrise, Cleveland, coal.
aenr Floritta, BoluB, coal.
BcllE Denmark, Alaska, cutlar roafH.
Bchr Flying CLOUD, Dig Sualnicn, tumbcE.
Hcllr Il, Is. iIlbbart1, L'ltl!ngtou, lumber.
Bcbr Arab, H1uskegn1l, lumber.
schs pan siekles, White Lake, 'ath:
Prop 1t. Louis, Buffalo, sunarios.
schr Mary Jauo. Qoaericll, suit.
8ctr Four Brothers, ManiBtee, lumber.
Br,lr City Ut tho Straits, Buffalo, coa1.
3chr AdriAtic, MuBkegon, lnlnhor,
Bel!s j. j. lsoeder, Mnskrgou+ lumber.
Hcllr Casrter, Muskegon, lumber.
8chr Enlel!ne, kiuKkegon, lltInbcr.
Bclr WostcAcstur, hfuskogoll, ln1nber.
Rchr lIatti0 Fisher, Holland, lumber.
Hchr william Smith, paul's Pier wood.
Hct,r Presto, Muskegon, lumber.
sshr shr .saa 4 M n9Sfs stsss Masa'ES1 Isr LUMBER
scllr Ida, hI.lHkegun, lumber.
Hchr Seventh Ohio, Muskegon. lumber.
srhr j. Ilthbard, MuHkegon, lumber,
schr Pride, Muske4on, lln.bor.
barge Q. +. Allen, dralsd Haven, lumber.
barge Ctty o. ERIC, hran4 l!AVent lumber.
Scuw L!llio Gray, Bt. l,a,tlh Her, ilsmbcr.
9chr spood, gallgatuck, lumber.
Rohr LAlnbornlau, l3laok Crock, lumber,
Bchr Japan, Ford River, lumber.
HcAr Turllsr Il Keller, Fair 1luYen, coal.
9uAr a. Mosher, Eric, coal.
echr MAry lIclen, Mlllte Lake, railroad ties.
Prop Alaska, isui!alo, iron aul salt.
Prof, ULinn, l3u.lalo, aundrlM.
Bchr 0. H,aw, Ha,lh liAyon, wood.
Bcow MaBlAlGla, South Haven, wood.
RuoW u. N, DunhRnl. pike'g Nurs wool
, 1873-09-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


L1vEnpooI, Sept. ELL d. m.-Flour, 28@29a.
wheat-wintar, l4s@l2s I'd sIr!ny 12s9l2s Ga q !:
sd. Pork. 7Os. Lard, Ala Cd. ,,,,
L1vEnpooL, Sept. ao.-cotton firm mtddling up
American, 900; speculation anl export aoo0 Corn
32a 81. Glover seod 4ss@45s Cd. 0lAor articles un-
changed.
tho opcu .aark0t for thrce-nonha' bs Ia 5per cent,
8Ae tho Dauli OF England and thorato for monoy ut
tho Stock Exchange on uuyornlnent securities Ia per
cent Tho dun,anl for discount Ut tho bank today, as
we'll in tho open narko WIS worry heavy, at tho rate
Of s per cent. or tho E8J8, 600 withdrawn from tile
Hank Of England today lalances Gl2 900 was for
America; tho remaulor goes to Germany. Consols
for ,noney and account. W. nonls.s2es Of as aud
!, FnaaKToar, Sept. a5. .--5-2os Of 1867, 5SA.
= pAu1H. 9ept, 20.-Ioutes, bBf 35c.
, 1873-09-30
Lake FrGiE1atA.

There was an active demand for vessola at 7o for
corn. decline Of Hc from Saturdays rnte aud g.
for wheat, to Buffalo. Kingston rates wure nomina:
at 14@14hc for wheat. Charters wero aa follows !:
TO BuiIalo-schrs J. g. nlaaten,. Fayorie, n. F.
O. Nilsson, Sweetheart Ltcerne, Ringasher, and
props Alasla, Russia. aud Merchant, corn
ut To; achr, Donaldson md props Ja.
pun and ST. Louis wheat ut &c :;
prop chiua, wheat through vsa Erie. To New York
Vim Buffalo, prop Potomac, At Soc. To sarnta-
prop 8. D. Caldwell, corn, through. To Montreal
rrol, persia, wheat, on ovner'b account, aud prop
Bhieklunn wheat at zoe {both taken Saturday p. ny
To Doston-y1a Oglenebllrg, propH Lowell and oove-
Saturday.. 10 TAorold-sehr F. II. Howlaud, w,eal
1T 11c. Total 70. CarAcity equal to 600 bu wheat
and 100000 BIZ corn. Tle schr America reported
IN tho uftcrnonn, for wheat to dodcriel ou private
terms, Capacity, q, 600 bu.
, 1873-09-30
FIRES.

Two Squares nnd n Hanlf Consumed Mt
ISrcn1Atllli, Texns.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2o.-Tho Times special
from BRENNAN, Tex, saya: "a tlro broke cut
lust night in tho store Of Thomas Dyer, ono OF
tho wcalthiest merchants llo.e, and consumed
tho ontiro squire. It roached tue adjoining one
and burned It entire, and ono-half OF the next
square. Tho firms burned out are E.. II. Ab-
Lott, r. Busch, Wood = Co., Warner 4 Broth
ors, scllhaston Il brothers, 9. Murguty. Buck y
bar-rooms, ton-pin alloya and Restaurants" The
loaH ia not stated.
, 1873-09-30
Industrial Party Nominations itS 10
DRyicss County, ILL., Il

Correspondence q The Chicago 7tibNne- -
EL1zAnIrH, Ill, Be ut. ~. /
The Industrial party Of Jo Dayioas County
organized hero to-day. Col. q. ". Gu ttss, Of
Warren, waB President OF tho Convention. L.
full county ticket WAS placed in nomination.
There wag largo attendance and 'great enthu-
Of Stockton, for Judge Samuel Hathaway, Of
Guilford, for Treasurer; John Bird, Of WAR
rem. for Olork Robert Brand, Of Galona, for
Superintendent Of Public Schools. Former pre-
dilectionB, throo Republicans and one Democrat {;
and all are farmers On the ticket saye ono. a
County Corresponding Committee Of ono from
eaeh town was appointed, with G. ". ,Doono, Of
Warren, as Chairman. y
, 1873-09-30

pITTsnundI1, Bopt. 10.-An accident occurred
to tho Southern express-train eaat on sundny
morning on the Pennsylvania Road, which
cn1sod tho deatl, Of ono ninn md tho ,yountling
OF another. The morning WAS foggy, rendering
it impossible to SEQ far ahead. Noar Doliyor
station, tho oxpresH dashed into two or three
freiglt-cars which becamo detached from train
in advance and had ru1, back on a grato for
soveral milos. BY tho application Of fho brakes
considerable force Of the collision was abatod.
This engine and first throo passonger-oars woro
considerably damaged. In tho wreck was found
the dead body Of colorod man who had evident
" been stealing ride between two Of tho OK
press-carB. Other passengers wero alightly
bruised, but none seriously injured.
, 1873-09-30

Tho following were appointed to secure . con-
Mopsrg, Minoguo, DoBtlor, and Martin.
It was resolved to moot noxt Monday ovoutng
at O'Clock. ...
Elr. Underwood wantoa to know what waa to
bccomo Of tho monoy in The hands of tho 1roas-
in tho intoroat Of the Society. Whore wore they
to got their 1nonoy2
4 motion Tint ilcy 10 paid by tho Treasurer
waa adopted.
Tho 1icoting then adjourned.
, 1873-09-30

NEW YonK, Sept. 29.-I,EEvEa- -Necoipta, o,edo,
making DYo Tor tbs week. against fur lust wuek.
Trado IL fair, aud prices are nut materially changed,
hut tcro waa lito weaker tonc ut tho close. POOR
to eholcv native stcera, 0@12No, and poorest to beat
9Ao; IL cara, owt, G@tKo cars cwt, Vi: 10 cara
1llnos stssrs. TA cwt, 10he9l2Ao 10 cnrs, 6G ewt,
10HG9llXe; & cars Ohio, w cwt, l0u J; II cars Kun
tueky steers, TX cwt, llYo; cara Missouri cattle,
ewt, oSc; and II cars fAt Kentucky aoors, IN cwt,
11Gsl3Nc.
snEEr AND LAups-Reeeipta 1850, 1naklug 81, $50
for tha weak. aga!uat 20470 Tor laat week, Sheep
, 1873-09-30

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. a9-p. m.-pAssED Ur-rrops
st. Abals, Rocket, Nebraska, Huron City, NJ Milis
CITY Of Fremont, Moore md barge, Cel4 Campbell
md barges bnrks f. Corning, Merritt PAraua, II.
fred, Corcz. arenada, Madeira, aoodai Cossack, 3
A. nfarsh, British Lion, scarth.
PASSED Dows-props Empire State, Plymouth,
Tawns aud bargcs. Intiia bark Golden Weat achra
F. D. Gardner, 1taa1a, Luckey, Hackley.
WIND-Southwest.
DETROIT, Aich., Sept. 2o.-Evcning-PAssED Dowa
Prop Clinton bark @. J. Wells Bchra American
Union, Nicholson.
PASSED Up-prop Antelope aud barges schra sea-
ton, Lime Rock.
AnnIvEp-Sclr Marion Egan.
WIAU-WeHt,
, 1873-09-30

c!oHcu dull and weak at 4A@GAe. Lamba fr1ner and
higher, with quick saloa Il 6sso. included IN sncs
were III Michigan sheep, as It's, 4,5o; IS DO eih
u.s. at 5Ao; IT ohto, II s, Mt 1oi 2a7 Oanadn lambs
II bs 1T 7Ao; 10 do, IL 1bs at T1so; 40 do. SIN lbe
at Dc; es do, 72K iba ut 7,lc 12a 0ho acep 70 III
at 3D. T do, g. lba it y DO o. lbs - Ct &C.; 1Sl
1i5x oa, 1T iii Un1.atn 1aba Il liz, Mt 8o 2l
do "a In. at 7lo; 10a aato labs a lts at X: 2o
Canada, TAX hs, al 7o; 2s5 Canadn shcor md amla
mIxci II tbs Mt 7c and 100 State limbs, o. lP Mt &c.
Bw1nE-FreAt, rcceipa, 823o, milking y $50 for he
wcuk, against 400 for last wer. Nothing VIVA sold
aliyo. Drcssod were dull at 0A@7Hc.
, 1873-09-30

New YonK. Sept. o.-Co1ToN-Close firm and
higher; middliug .npands, 1sA1c. ~
isnEApR1urrs-Flonr heavy and lower. nccetpta,
., 900 brs BuporAne Western aud state, s510@510
common 70 good extra, so.1o@0So good to
ohio extras $o.10@s.00; It, Louis, $o40alo.b9. Rye
aonr md sornlmeal unchanged: Wheat heayy
Iowa spring, $1.37@l.44; No. i ci|caBo, $l.37@
l.4o; No. md milwaukee,. mi5cd, sl;46;
No. 2 milwaukee,, $l.3a@l.5; lied
Cd. Corn scarco and htghor receipts, o1 ooO b.l !;
steamer mixed Western, 64@o5!9o; sail do. da@S7e;
ecarco md frer receipsH, 81, QUO bu old and now
Western mixed, 66@5yHo: old do III store, 4so
white. 63{965ho; bAck, 61c.
Eaos--Firin WeAt0rn, 27H@2Hc.
HAY AND Hops-Qulot aud unchanged. -
qnouEn1Rs--CofTco 1uiet aud unchanged. Sugar
uulct md nominal. Mo1asaes dull. Nlco quiet and
unchanged. ............
PHrnoLEuM-Dull aud lower; crude, 5,6@5s{c; re.
TunrEaT1NE-Firmcr ut 39N@4oc.
B1ook OF GlA1N-1n warehouse:
, 1873-09-30

PEORIA. Sept, 2o.-A sad case Of accidental
poisoning occurred hero last night. Mrs. Har-
has been Biok for Bomo time. Yesterday, her
daughter, Mrs. Mcqueen, living near Washing
ton, ILL.,, gave hcE somo arsenic in place Of mag-
ueaia, by mistake, and, notwithstanding the
night from the effects Of tho poison. The pois-
oning was purely accidental.
, 1873-09-30
Railroad Entorpris0 In the ponnsYl-
vnMtR OIL KkeKiOnss

T1TUay1LLE, Pa, Sept. 25-A company was
organized this evening, composed of the most
prominent mon In this city. under tho name Of
tho TitnBvillo Trunk plpe Line Company, with
capital stock Of $500, 900, and will PROCEED I'M
medlately to laying tho Lines for the tranaporta-
ton Of oil to this point from all tho producing
dihtripta including the Butler County dietriot.
, 1873-09-30
Scllonclz's Mandrake Pills.

Tleao pills arc cenpnsed exclusively NJ Vegetable II.
grvliunls aud although tley cntiEey sa,'at.o the r Ss9
Itou lo ise. and ~ 's1%s's la 5soSs Il
stao pf That orgar Iyor Uoplntnt f!llons pisordets.
lnHostloi. siVk lloa.Ac,' iynhnid rgso!s g.. A..
iii s4ccunh tho re1 ut heA1aeAs MshasAke fhs
Tor eAlp by all dsuRVisA Aad doRloFs,
, 1873-09-30
RAILROAD NEWS,


Special DlspatcA to Tie Chicaqo tribune.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2g.-Winslow t. Wilson,
purchasers OF tho Edgoleld l. Kontucky Road,
now tho Southern half OF tho Nashville Division
of the st. Louis l. Southeastern Road, paid
100000 In Tennessee bonds to tho Comptroller
on tic third ins.allment, 9250,000, the remain
Tho fourth and last instRlmont of $3.50, 900 falls
due twelve months hence,
, 1873-09-30

7 Steclnl UfsFlsch 70 9hs Chicago Tr3INne.
KANsAB CrrY, Mo-, Sept. 20,-CATTLE-lecotrst 88a;
shipments. 1,9B9. uuyors wero III full a.tendance,
operations mostly loca1 aud prcea wpra nr'ner tho
1narket ruling steady. 6aies OF D,O00 through COWS
wcre made ut 3,05; through To1ai cows 3l.4o@l.6o
through Toxan cows, $2.Q0
Hods-Market slow, with foW sRlea to cash cua-
tQlnpFa at 81, 3,6uGa3.G0,
, 1873-09-30
New York Dry-1s0ntls Market.

New Yonx, sort. 99.-Thoro was Rrcatiy,improyed '
trin,tlon VIVA noceaf,ia Business continues quiet,
with manufacturers rrlcos unchanged. Cotton Inn
apot prina fairly active. Elmo caAaorcs, wool Inn
ncla and banlols III good 1on,nut aud trin. Enfc1Ha
md domestic dress fabrics sulhng iroolys bha~4a
outot
, 1873-09-30

Special Dfsuat2l to The Chteaqo Tribune
prize-shooting by tho Dubuque scluetzen-
serein took: place. to-day at tho society,,s
clubhouse. About forty mombors particle
pated. Eighteen valuable prizes wero put
up to bo shot for. The first WAS
awarded to =. jaeger; tho second to q. Q. Borry;
tho third to ]. ". DicL; the fourth to F.
Guthor; tho fifth to p. Decker. Mr.. J. ". Dick
made tho greatest number of centric shots, % /;
meuthal third, making 1G.
, 1873-09-30

1esSeo
'epr rrovisiosspori weak and nnsetiie now nsss
s5o peef yr guilt yesfar md a I Unt * IT,
asc,sano delivery oXc. i,id'es quiet and sealy; long
@ spot SIC. Lard higher old weatern steam, s55o.
BUTTER AND CnERss-Unehanged
Wu1sxy-Flrncr at os9p9c
BA171AonB, Sept. 29.-DnrApsruFrs- Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; choice amber, st:e5@
ea s'9e I din aissa Ssstesa 4ai5o.
Rye atcahy Mt 7n@85c.
Du17Ep-scarco and in fair demand; good to
>no.ss; oorf;Es=Qsiot ut 2s@2se.
osyEao, Sept. a9.-DnsADsTuFrs-w Wheat and corn
quiet md unchanged. Barlcy quiet; prime oanada
sep rw gg1 ao no sna
ppaee'ssS phite Wsossl, sse a@bos slissan sasl
81 38@l4O October; No. 2 rod, sl35 cash II .J8 oc
ocr Corn sner apd htger higa Mixed 9o@5oMo
! zsSa47o: 6ats nrm and higher; No. l, 5s@ssXo;
nEoElrra-Flonr, 900 bris; wheat, $1,000 hi;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu
su1raEa1s-Flour. 5t1o0 brls; wheat, 28ooo; corn,
o'o'o 'u '@A'' ''''s CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Sept. D.-bnEADsToFfs-Ihe grain
pEraoIEun-Firm; spot oil scarce, firm, and
higher. ,or,ev,r,p
Lou1ssrnIE, Ky., Sept. 2o.-Ihs marhet II general
.nelaissd Whsst aetlyo aad higher; o1tra, sl:55@
sss; SS 5'ss@ T. S$t; Sss '''''
ST. LOUIS Sept. 2o.-DnEADsTuFFs-F1onr held
| S.t,tj In
s. asRaa shs,aa w.: s asksd
m hS,2s 1t a aSstor a obor
butter; No. ., 32S@a3e caah; 3lo October. Barley
hye poitsr Rsr No. "a A''''S 10 S''
@ i ss u; orer no,a 19s $1,000 Bacon
Z Moas-Lower nt 81. .s0@4 90.
; oAr71H-Dul; PH}y1nDsLsf'9aa P4Iy lSfsI sfmsnd'
#teaay; % onIy %sa 3ip; business done At nslsnsed
5ses Corn mea neanGei osta fm whIte sos
mixed, 4l@Asc: 1sye and provisions unchanged.
"'l'"As-sl'0o BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Sept. a9.-DnEA Apsrurrs-r1ou quiet.
10 ,an3a sota fe.e to Gnra
fnEloH1s-ateaaSi SSii11wAuKrE,
spring e1tras, $5.5oe25.55; Wtnt IN sreen'nttyo e
!, sn% ldne hHhef NG sos Tn So;
ase. n5e duh and nominal. barley in fair demand
'?s Tna4aH1i a's%f1 r baale 100 to osweao 1se
H1r"Esrs-fio5 t99e SE's wheat 10000 bu'
C1sUrNNATI. Sept. 2o.-BasAnsruFFs- There Is au
improved feeling in tho general r'nssct but business
n,anifcss batter feeling, with light offerings No.
rcd winter s1so Corn quiet aud ates'y at go. nye
| iov f1rr, tor lleHt fall nj Al a5a1 10
, 1873-09-30

Special Dsspatch to The Chacaoo Tribune.
LAWRENCE, KALI, Sept. "a citizen Of Con.
tropolis, about thirty miles south Of here, fell
into n throslaiug- -ulnohlne On Saturday, aud WAS
almost instantly killed.
, 1873-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Only Un!;tiling Specific for
Hhftnt,cfat

Of the kidncys hlnl,lsr and tho organs Affected b}
Vicious aGts Ylhnlt4 E1raot l3aohn Tts m9a,. a
suooeode n ot ,iaig llo full yrtnos Of uchn 1ls
ssn.,iod IL BY physcians Id nasionts Hike. In
pDrtan that sfcrsss should utatm thy Rena!ne Iheto
lure Rsk fur llolbpua Extract linchus w!tn tAo oo
tneA 8tuuAtura I'll tll1 buttlQ+
, 1873-09-30
CASUALTIES.

S5Gt7d1 Dt515dztH % 7a9 C771tU16 757u1nz.
EAST SAGINAW, hlich., Sept. 29.-About 0
o'clock this morning Wilson's saw aud shinglo-
Division Div on Of tue +. / r. Il. Railway, exploded .
boiler, instantly killing tho engineer, named
Hutchinson, and aoveroly injuring Bix or Heyen
others. Tile explosion was occasioned by low
water in tho boiler.
At Blachmors mill, miles southeast from
Bridgeport, on tho +. l. P. N. II. r., q i1uo col
lapaod, killing IN old mau wIloBo name havo
boon unable to obtain. A horse standing noar
was thrown 800 feet, and, notwithstanding tho
horse was not seriously injured, the harness
was torn from it8 body.
, 1873-09-30

BAN Francisco, Sept 20. ~ fire in sacramon-
to Oh Sunday, on n street, destroyed Ander-
Bou's boiler shop, Hunts sash factory. and aey-
eral other buildlnga. The loss is 55o, 900.
, 1873-09-30

Speeial Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
JANEsv1LLE, Wis, Sept. 29.-Lynch l. Farrolls
slauglter.houHe was destroyed By an incdhdiary
fire suuday moruing.-tho second ono destroyed
for them iu fys weeks.
, 1873-09-30

LITTLE Rock. Sept. 29.-The Eplacopa1 church
WIS struck by lightning about I o'clock this
morning. took fire. and vas destroyed befors tie
fire could bo arrested. lnnurod for $4,000.
, 1873-09-30

Speefas Disp4lch 10 tha Chicaao Tribune.
DRs MONIES, 6opt. a9.-Dryan llawley, prom
iuent oltizen OF this county, dlol at Marshall,
Texas, Fliday Inst, OF yellow fever.
, 1873-09-30

MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-TlAe Auaanchee jackson
special says TINT, III accordance with Attorney
General Morris recent opinion, tho Governor Of
Mississippi has issued d proclamation declaring
his belief OF the eorrectnesy OF tho opinion, and
TINT according to tho Constitution i1o election
can ho held until November, 1871
whom Congressman, State officers, aud
legislators will bo eloctoa. = He appeals
to tito people Of tho state aud onioins upon all
the officers Of the State, Of the several countless
to aid him i'll carrying into practical effect tho
provisions OF the Constitution boarinl, on this
important question. Tho Pilot, An,ca' organ.
lononuccs the proclamation M imcondiary aud
rnYnlutiaulyY.
, 1873-09-30
Rum Ored Consolidation OF the Great
Western and Grnnd Trunk Nonds,

SDec9al Uspatch 70 1hs Chicago TT564Ne.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 29.-Rumor ia current
here that negotiations have boon commenced bo-
twoon tue Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail-
way Companies, tending towards an amagama-
tion. It Ia rather improbable that such union
will become an accomplished fact
, 1873-09-30
AQUATIC.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
HAL1rAx, Sept. 20.-A movement ia on foot to
raise fund Of E1 900 for tho purpose Of send
ing George Brown, tho champion ecullor, to
Great Britain to contest with 6adler for the
championship Of tho world.
, 1873-09-30

TRENTON, N J., Sept. 2o.--rhe burning of
throws 160 women ont Of employment.
, 1873-09-30

New YonK. Bept 29.-Thomas D. DeWaldent
aptor aud dramatic author. wRB buried yoseorday
in Groonwopl, IIIB funeral waH attended, by Il
iargo number Of n,ombera OF tho theatrical pro.
fosAiol.
, 1873-09-30

Special Uispdfch 70 The CNtcagp 1Ft1HNe.
WENoNA, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-Ihe Hon. Marshall
Mccall died yesterday. Ho formerly repreaont-
Cd tic Calia, OHIO, district IN the sonato two
torn,s aud was wealthy and highly respected
citixeu.
, 1873-09-30

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-Janles Gibbons, Tor.
morly President OF the FeniRn Brotherhood, dlod
in this city. to-day, AGED rs.
, 1873-09-30

PunADE1pn1A, Sept. 29.-Bass ball-Athlet-
ics, Z; Phiadelphias, O..
, 1873-09-30

rI111ApEItu1A, Sept. 29.-CATT1.E-Very uull AMI
lower hntes 4,O06 head at S4.ooD7O1.
BtiEEp-I,owcr halcs II, 700 at 81, ,00@5.75.
Nons-Unchan9od aa!cs Of 1000 at $4.00t37+25s
, 1873-09-30
Pennsylvaniu Constit utionnl Conven~
1iOMs

Spse309 D2spaEch to TIC Chitddo ITit1tNs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.--At tho Constitutional
Convention to-day Mr.. Brodhead, Of North
ampton, offered the following resolution:
That tho Committee OIL State Institutions aud
Buildings bo,and arc hereby, instructed to report
an nrticle to prevent tho erection Of my build
ing for tho holding Of the sessions of The Logis-
lature Of this State until the project ehali 10
approved by two nuccesBiyo. Legislatures. Laid on
tho tablo.