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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19
TEhEGRAPHIG
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK.

3 ~ tbU pan y NhH' rt- l'Hbfus
THE REASON.
Jay Cooke X Company announce that
their suspension is in Consequence of large
advances made to sustain their Phiislei-
phia house and heavy drains on their de-
posts,
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, september ls.-The
aTm Of Jay Cook a Company las sus.
pended and grea. crowd Is collected
around their place.
Much ISrEHEsr- ,Euuhs rvMuLISo.
NEW IoEE, september lS-- ruery .. o.
ci,eman, on the street in consequence OF
the failure Of Jay Cooke X CO. The
| question generally asked Is, who mex:
Stock. took tumble generally, caused a.
much by apprehension of the future u. by
existing condition Of affairs. Prominent
! Wall street mon attribute the suspension
/ of the frm not 50 much to- thu onJr,
20 sustain the Philadelphia house, as 10 OPP
/ Grafton. in Northern Pacific, which j.. ia
said they sought 20 carry beyond their
strength. /; is expected tina. the lie IN
surance company with which jay Coos X
/ Co. +. connected, may have 70 20 under.
/ OTHER Reasons
1t !. also said that Jay Cook las lo..
large sums in the recent gold movement.
Another rumor Is tia. thstigh,nc.. Of the
money msgh-. and bis Inability to dispose
of his paper caused the suspension. Tho
firm say that they are unable to make ANY
further statement. save thu. tLavevpoc,
10 r..t,rus Lu.ipc.. in 81 .bo-. tim.
~uv v,r,r,,,Fyr D.. ,.~y..y
d" rue a'o'" '~."""ge' "h1eru""t
Stands by his Central and Pachy Mail
a-e cared for. Tut Western Union
Ir.cn.d from $50 10 7slc Money ,,,i.,
a, r.iIn,s.,,ho- ~, ~, 60
, N,oNe
" ~ arr """o''1''' - - sA'' 'h''
''' ''oA'7 u 90 '|00'H y ~ - '-oN-
''.'
az s.'. CIV "''' '-'s' s'' !''"a "o''s 1''
H'e'en p"' Tor government soId
"SS I,sN""s - S''I"''V a. from - ~ /
10 - To- none OF the bids were &C.
eep'''' specie payments sIp'JJo II Sill
''' O"''' = ''Aa"m . hewitt one OF the
=" ''e' W ''-o ~ " - n q" o'"eso 'a''-
''f""'' '"' 0'e" "PPo'A'ed U.s.
''suee o. the co"o'fH 0" giving securities
IN the amount OF $4,000
'Ai coon CARD
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THE investigation into the Harper To-
falcstion continues at Springfield, but
facts elected from witnesses are kept se-
cret notwithstanding marked disapprovsl
Cd oil sides. The reasons for the secrecy
are uneIplsinsble to all except those en-
gagged 10 the investigation.
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FROM MILWAUK EE,

CoLlIpED.
MILWAUKEE, september ~, 49, The
scnooners Ski %nore and hrso aolIdei on
lako Michigan last nigt between Rn-
cino and Konosha. The "a, losded
with lumber. Both pr ." Tea, Ted
Racine hahor, the Six The
Argo filled rapidly being
rNmrol ont
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FROM HARTFORD.


IHE CREDIT Mon r.gs -rtr-.
HARTFORD, scp.ru' I'm the
United states c!rs... two-o.ug
tho Credit MoJi.ier Jaa sos
Hurt X sAepman b. jon Tor
dismissal should b, nd tia,
all Arguments on .. Irers
must be closed By r-... night.
Roland G. Hazard, the Ant. read
his own argument before the court, hold
ing tina: the suits were h.ousL. under IN
jls: and Illegal action. 4 large number
Of prominent lawyers from otAe. cities
we're present, including for the defense,
Bartlett and Curtis Of Boston, VIM. II.
Eyarts Of New York, and others The
government is represented By the attorney
general and the assistant attorney general,
and others. Court adjourned until p.m
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tainly will not induce the fearful old boy''
! presence In any community.
The Memphis Ledger in discussing the
disiniectant question, says that the first
condition of the yellow fever poison is the
nos ious vapor or eahalation which springs
! from the assured surfaces of drying up
swamps, ponds, bayous, decsying vegcta-
BILE matter, and recent deposits OF alluyi-
nj in n drying condition, mixed, possibly,
with the eilluvium of dense population.
1t may come from one Of these sources, or
all that is immaterial Thrcwn of from
its parent, it floats on the night air Alone,
this poison il as harmless us magazine
filled with gunpowder, bat, like the mags-
zine, It's destructive force is dryeloped
wheg spark enters. Tue spark is yol-
low fever patient, brought from region
where the disease continually exists, or
where the atmospheric poison is 50 violent
as to produce disease spontsneously. To
support this theory We may say that it is
almost certain that the atmospheric con-
dition exists in New Orleans in one ont Of
four years ye. it did not prevail there
during the war, when an absolute quaren-
tine was maintained willis. on the other
hand, We know tha. year after year cases
of yellow fever have been treated at our
hospitals here. aud yet no nurse, doctor
or attendant was attacked. This would
seem conclusive n 10 the quality u the
poison. 1t the atmosphere holds ore Of
the conditions, WHY can We not by the
rational means pointed on. by common
sense and science alter that condition or
totally destroy the poison Tar 10 aid
be smesred everywhere in tho infected
and quantities should be burned
or vsPorized each night at the stree,
crossings. At The same time aud places
gu phurous acid gas should be generated
IN great quantities AMI allowed to mix
with the atmosphere. To generate the
gas pu. p5! half filled With sulphur
over Il fire Ia few minutes tue sui
phur WY Sesin "a melt and blaze, where
upon il thrown oil enc Of the most eMca-
cious disiniectants known. The two rem
edics proposed have each double action
--new chemical combinations are formed
in the atmosphere aud the uprising cur
rent Of smoke and heated air may serve
as u vehicle rJr removing aud dispersing
tho poisonous yapor,. Che mesu, here
recommended have been recommended
aud used elsewhere, hundreds Of times.
wish effect.
The ledger then proceeds to iscus-
sion Of the caunon-discaargiHg theory vi
di.sipa,iag the yellow fever poison, but it.
is a little too hnoly spun to challenge
much attention.
Now, there may De a good DIAL Of bosh
in these suggestions, bat We are never,he-
less tor tar, su'pLurous acid gas, carbo!ic
acid MI kinds Of ACIDS and AL kin.s Of
gases, that even promise to keep Jack
away from Cairo. We don't like him.
Hs is very disssroeab.e visitor. lie has
a habit Of robting people Of their breath
and putting them TO res; in that horribly
dlsagreeabie bed called the grave. There
fore We fuS5est tar, etc to Mayor Wood.
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YELLOW FEVER AEDIrS TREAT.
MENI


The following article Eas published IL
tie Ledger IN !sJ5 and .ts rcprU44l.ioA
at this time Val be considered gui.e AprJ-
pos. Gu! !! out iyT use IL casa v. a., e...er-
sency.
There Is 10 disease OF which strangers
have 80 much fear =. =! tic yellow FEVER.
| There Is 10 disease more easily managed
II only taken IA time and tAs urOuer
course pursued. speak from the esp.l-
ence oil over twenty year. ~ Louisiana.
Doctors may differ as they viii and nv 10
enhance their Importance by LEANED
theories on the c.4se, symptoms, ,fea,-
meni, etc. do not pretend to know the
causes, or whether It Is contagious or not.
although ain Inclined 10 think il !snot.
bur do know the symptoms and proper
mode Of treatment. / nave nursed nun
dreds OF persons NTH yellow fever, and in
al cases where the patients wero taken IN
tme aud properly treated they recovered
and where the contrary course was pur-
sued they Invariably died.
yptDms.-H pain in the bacl,
ana bones sometimes slight sAIyerlug
al first then flushed face; eyes inaamed
and sometimes blooG-shot; pulse fun and
quick kin dry and feyerIsn; sOue,ime.
sickness Of the stomach, but not utteu.attAe
beginning OF the disease.
Irestnent-As soon as the patient
feel. AL or any Of taese sympt.tGs oven
if he should not be satisfied that he mas
the yellow fever, he had better be tr.atai
tor 1t, because the treatment Of yo!low
fever Will DO for other ioVoss, but the |
treatment OF other fever. will not N, f,,r
yellow fever. There i. no lin. tu,,,g,
with yellow fever: ndclsyor a r.vy L,,.r.
has often proved fatal III ~. ar, No..
had better err on the ,als s,ior Tha !
! first thing 70 be done is To uuar..s ,,, a.,
| ted and cover % with tAnl.t.
foot bath be prepared n. ~, 4. ,,..,rIa'
| let it be as hot a. the patlert can hcsr q,
| with plenty OF good STRONG raus,srtIr :,
at loast cup FUN Let the L,,b ~,
| good sized foot tub. while m. rsiiar,s
| lying on hi. back IN bed :, tba, ,ba
| blanket will cover the foot ,.b aDI,,s,ia,,
at tho same time. Lot the feet r.,n.i, 49,
| the bath about hltesn inmates. then ,.iya
| the patient simple dose of ma i..,',. :,
may be castor oil or citrate ma,po,is
| Tho after is far plcssanter To t,,., /.
| bottle OF it may be- taken ia ia, I..os
with au interval OF ous ar Two I,nr,
! Keep up u gentle pre.p,rnli.u. y. l,r,,
the foyer msts IL tho skin ,t,Yl'I Ia
| come dry, give another f.t I.,h Ia,
the patient remaiu quiet fr..,.oIi ,,.,,a
meul lie must h, ,,,f,i,., ,.,'.t'
TO keep him from ,hr,wln,, ,n .t,j
clothes lie i. sometime. Ja1,,,,,' ''' i ''.'
cloths wet frequently in i,o y,,,r Ia S.. |
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TlIE POLAEls.

The secretary Of the navy this after
noon received u Telegram from CommsLd-
or Mueller announcing that the rolaris
party was Mt Dundee, and all we'll, Tho
Juniata left st, Johns at | o'clock to-day,
and the United States consul had hired II
fort steamer for As hours to catch her, in
tending to go himself.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmNGroS, September Is Secre-
tary Richardson and Comptroller Knox,
are in consultation this afternoon ia ref
erence to the suspension here and re-
coIyer will probably be appointed 10 take
charge OF the First national bank. Score
tary Tracy states that the government
does not lose by tho suspension, that the
deposits Of the government officers in the
first national bank was fully secured by
the deposits of tina. Institution in the ma
uonal treasurY.
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MADRID, September ls-Thc minister
of War has been authorized to r,csiyr
5000 rides rendered by the public f-s the
government forces.
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PHILADELPHIA, S,p.em Der IS - Mr.
Cooke says. 81 believe this house will
speedily be relieved from cnb,rras.ments,
aud to this end, II needs be, every dollar of
means possessed BY the members Of the
firm, will be applied, 80 ono who hs, a
dollar on deposit hero Will lose it, Every
Inability will be faithfully Discharged rne
temporary suspension Of the American
house does not effect in any way The Lon.
don house of Jay Cooke, Mccullough y
Co., from whom the following cable mes.
sag" received this afternoon. md created
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", =. hhI.lIDAi. r..s.isnts
hEnhf l.. hALIiGAh. Niss !sis,.,eg,
A. u. sAtfoki ursh.sf.
WALTER hta!UF. A--i,ltr .Ia,Yiar.
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Measure will De taken in military cir
cle= 10 secure communication of sentence of
the Mpioe prisoners
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IA chicago, soiA ag,I tIni,s-ii sAsts-
bonds f,.agnt -s.0 ,oIi.
, 1873-12-02
POLITICAL.

Elections Hucsd In Cities Adjacent to
1sostosa--Thrcc Women Elected to tho,
ChoIhcE School Committee.
Sptctdl Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Dec. 1.-Elcctiona wero hold to-day
In soyornl suburban and noighboring ciltos. In
Chelsea three capable and cultivated women, by
namo Mrs. Z. T. Gilman, Miss L. P. Holland,
and Miss g. L. Miller, elected to tho School
Committee, aud tho Citizons' candidate for
Mayor. G. II. Feraon, received. orory ballot
thrown. 11o is a Republican in po!itios, though
bis political preferences wcro not considered In
the election. y:
Tho City OF Glouceater held its first election
nj n city, und there In great commotion there to-
night at the result, which is an unexpected vic
tory for Robert 4. Fears, the Democratic canli-
dato for Mayor, who waa elected by a majority
Of 400 in total vote OF 200, and nearly the en-
tire Democratic ticEct ahowB almost as decided
figures. Tho now Mayor wap the last Chairman
Of tho Board Of Holcctmen, and has long been =
leading citizon.
III tic now City of somorvillo hr. William Il.
Furbcr was elected Mayor, receiving all the
votes cast, like tho candidate in CheIsea, but no
women were chosen to the school COMMITTEE
, 1873-12-02
THE SPlRITUALlSTS.

A Convention of tho Northern Illinois
Spiritunlists DiHavOws sympathy
with The woodruff Crowd.
Suecia4 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Dec. 1.-Tho Spiritualista Of Northern
Illinoia assembled in convention in this city on
Friday lust. hlr. Wilson and Mrs. purry, Of
Boloit, Wis, were the principal speakers. The
session was harmonious throughout; On Gun
day, Q County Association Of spiritualsts was
formed. consttution adopted, and officers elect
cd. Tho most important action Of the Conyon-
tion was tile adoption Of tho following reHolu-
tions
Ilesoired, That re, the sprituasts Of Joot and tho
surrounding country, will not tolerate luBt, aoxual
promtzcusty. any system Of adultery that bemeann
or dcBr:des nun and woman III their physica morll
spiritual, or aoclal happiness. -.
jtcsotred, That We recognize tho monogamto Inv Of
marriage, under just regulations OF law, that proteca
the woman well the il all legitimate rules Of
life.
Ntaoltsd, Tint VIC hold the neGucer equally gnilty
and culrnble with tho seduced, and that will
pol linn to take ha place on tho leycl with ha Victim
and that will approve Of the elevation Of both to
higher lfc and NO will encourage them to rise up and
ghake OF their errors. ...a.T..
Itsolrtd That do not recognize The Universal As
aocaon OF sprtuasts as tho Of Spirit
ualisn in America. =
, 1873-12-02
FOREIGN.


BERLIN, Doc. 1.-.rho German Government
las addressed representations to tho Govern-
mont Of Spain relative to tho eeizuro OF two
dorman voaacls in tito .sooloo Archipelago,
Which were taken to Manila and ad1udgea law-
ful prizcs 1t In reported that tho 1ccIhion Of
tho Court at Manila will bo rovors ol By tho
Madrid Government and tho vessels released,
Tho Federal Council hive accepted m official
yotnal Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876, and
: hayo decided to leave tho appointment OF Con,-
mtsslonors to loprcHent Germany at tho Exhibi-
tion In tho hands Of Prince Diamnrok.
[Iferafd Cable Specfal.]
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The acrma1, Emperor is
reported to bo in woak stato Of health. ali
representations to tho contrary Notwithstanding,
Ho Ina 10 DO wheeled from Ills bod 10 tho table,
Tho 1Ifo OF tho widow Of. tho lato King Of Sax
ony IL despairod OF.
, 1873-12-02

aud Jndgo Williams will ho Bout to tho Senate
tomorrow.
1nlgs Advocate. 0oneral Holt pubiiuhos n
lnng, rojoi'"lcr, to ox-proa!t1ont Jo'iuHon, In
sion in lg stntolnott Of what occurred At ti,eEE
intoryiow Just proylous to Tho execution Of Mira.
E,lrrntt.
B1snENADED.
HollNtor Summer WIS aorouadod Tonight by tho
coloreI pnou}e ut Washington.
TItE sALAnY-0RAD NErEAL BILL.
Wrigtta bill to roponi the net Ut Marcl, 8, 1870
lncroasing snarioH, otc provides TINT NIL aalarios
increased by that act 10 fixed at tho samo
amounts ns they woro before itH pas.
suge, though 10 far aa It appliob to
lilo President II bllall take effect
nftor tho presoi,t torn. undor tlolConstituton.
20 far as itapplion to Sonators Representatives,
mud othors. It ia to take effect upon the dato Of
Tho l,assnye. Tho bill further provides that 1t
s,all not DO 10 construed az to revive tho frank
Ing privilege.
, 1873-12-02

OIssnIution--tEl.o louisville BOARD Of
Vrntto Dies for Want OF Elas.sta.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Doc. 1.--E. 7. 1loorman
publisher notco Of tho dissolution to-day Of
Moorman l. Co., louisville, and Million j, Hardy
l. o., Now York ownors of the " Gutter brani1
in purn,.nco Of notice from him to Hardy
also. announcing that neither partner las tin
right to 1lBo tho names OF tho firms.
Iho Louisville board OF Trado closed its doors
to-day, having no funds to meet expenses. Tho
Iroeident ordered dispatches discontinued. after
trying soyoral days to got Il quorum of tho ii
rootora to moot tllo financial situation. An Of
fort will bo mado OH ruendny to reyivo tho or
ranixation. But little intorcst la manifested al
ynt
, 1873-12-02

NEW YoRK, Dec. l.-Seyon masked men
boarded tho Italian brig Mattano, lying of. tho
Battery. at o'clock yesterday morning, and OBJ
which they robbed tho Captains wife Of her jew
elry, mud also took some money TINT was con-
cealcd in tho cabin. Capt. Couuatur. the COM
mander, resisted. and was shot and seriously in
one of tho men hold tho steward whlo tho other
secured his jewels and money. Ono Of the
thieye8 haB been arrested.
, 1873-12-02

BAN FnANolHoo, Dee. Ia Gro to-day or
pacilio street destroyed tho At1antio Hotel ait
royeral other buildings. Charles Allen, gues'
Ut tho hotel, was burned to aoath.
, 1873-12-02
FIRES.


A Hotel Htlrrl u4l-- 7Our Persons Perish
In ttso E's1tincs. y, .
ST. Louis, DOC. lit now arpaara TINT totr
Dol souB wogo burned in the fire ut WarrouAbun,,
hlo., Oil Saturday night. Their names woro:
II. u. Mulyehi!l, proprietor Of .Sling's Hotel, IN
which the tlse ofigI4atqd J. y; Poland, astlat.
und Lowis naiator, scdalia, No. suyoral other
persons woro bally burned, and number saved
iheir lives only BY jumping from tho second aud
Third stories Of tho hotel. Tho fire orlgina tod by
tho explosion Of coal-oil lamp in tho lotcl.
, 1873-12-02
DES. MOlNES.

E'renHtRrer l2alni1Isi Secures EsDnttsAn cai
--l1rrslngon1ents Tor thu GrauEerss
Convention. r. = -. ..n.r
spactdl DtopatcA to TAs CAieaoa Tribune.
DEs MONIES, IT,. Dec. 1.-SArsucl u. Ilankin
eccurad boudslnon to-lay, ". Il: Ray, George
Le,ldl1,n,, ansl L. j., Wells signing tho bond.
will ,uoet in this uity on Wednesday TO porfeet
tho orlor Of business, and other, pro:iniuarieA
Tor tho Convention which moota Doc. 0. 49,:
, 1873-12-02
THE WEATHER,

WAan1NaToN, D. g., Dec. 1.-For New En-
Trash and brink northoaBterIy to soutl:sasterly
winds, cloudy weather, and snow, For tbs
Middle btates, slightly rising temperature.
dlnltntshing presAere, northeasterly to south-
easterly wlnda, With area OF rain and SNOW
For the lako region aud thonce southwark to
, 1873-12-02
6cURVY ON SHtpB0ARD,

BAN FnANo1sco, Dec. 1.-The American nhlp
Cultivator, from Now York, was towed into port
to-day by tho rayonue cutter Oliver Woloott.
nero down with sourvy, several OF the latter at
tho point OF death. The cutter found the ship
about forty miles from Golden Gate.
, 1873-12-02

by fro. In tho e1nouldoring r,1lna tho remains
OF two human bodiea woro discovered beloved
to DO thoBo of Madame Miller and Capt. Mntt.
Hart. we'll known AA Union soldier. It tH sup-
poaod TINT IIart. who lived with tho woman, h ID
qua,re1od with lior and killed both hor aud him
n1f'
, 1873-12-02
SPRtNGFlELp.

N0ah INthcMy, tho Vo1Grun County
Clerk, Displaced by tho Late Elcc-
ti0n.-:Thc Railroad Comm i4siOn.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1NaF1ELp, ILL.,, Doc: 1.-Noah hIatheny,
who gave placc to his successor as County Clerk
to-day, has fillol that Office in this county Bince
1900, period Of thirty-four years. His father
was appointed County Clerk in 1921. when tho
county waa formed, and held it continuously ul-
til 1889, when llo died, and his son WAS eloctod
to tho Office. Tho fnthar and son hayo held tho
Office Rince the county was formed, making
1ifty-two years.
Tie Board Of Railroad Commissioners hold
their monthiy session tomorrow.
, 1873-12-02

guards nrornd tho t,,rrot-bnec was neglected,
mud somo Of her iron-bolts viii require to bo GU
t[roly relriyen.
Tho Tetror gooa of tho dry-aock tomorrow,
and, with Tho Ajax, will bo ready to enn On tho
8th lnRt
BAyANhA1f. Ga, Nov. 30.-Tlla ironola1s Ma
hopnc and OEstpeo touched ut thin port to-day.
, 1873-12-02

!Srectnl Dfsrnich to The Chica9o Ttfbuns.
KANsAs. C1rr,- Dec. 1.-CArrLF-R Receipts, 500.
Shippers and packers in good attendance. Damand
brisk for dcsrable grader. 6ales Colorado and Texas
sieers At &920@2.25; wintored Texas COWS At 3l709
Hoos-Rocepts light, with good demand from pack
ers Operations mltod from tho slim supply. Prices
firm 1t $2,so@s.7u.
, 1873-12-02
Cuba.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The steamer Juniata,
from Havana, reports that the captured steamer
Firgini,iB waB still atloat vhen she left Havana,
OIL Tuesday last.
Allyesaeln arriving at Havana had full cargoes
Of -four, and $4,000 barrels had boon ordered
from Now Orleans.
, 1873-12-02
Bank Robbery in Uppor Mig Rapids,
7ACAas

Special DlspRtch u The CAfc0oo Tribune.
oanp nn Of s Wns lop6ed last nct S
Of e25, 900. BY sonlo acoidout, the vault was
loft unlocked by tho bankers. An entrance
into tho bank WAS n,ado by digging under the
floor. The bank hns Huspondod, aud a now
attached to the late Cashier. There Ia no clue
to tho thievoa.
, 1873-12-02
An Important WIFI Case Mt Daycn-
port, HI.

Spscfa, Dispatch to rhc Chirngo Tribune.
DAvESronr, Ia., Dec. 1.-'rie celebrated will
case OF Tholaaa ". GiEath. vs., j.. II.
for trinl to-dny. Boil, parties to the
suit aro eonB Of tho late Rov. james Gilrath, Of
this city, who died possessed Of property to he
extent Of at50.000. tho bulk Of which ho Silled
to his son, j, IT, 1t il claimed that tho will
obtained by fra,,d, aud it III contested on t]Iis
ground. Some damaging exposures nro expected,
and tic trial will probably last four or tlyo daya,
, 1873-12-02

Special Dtsratci to Tito Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, Ill.,, Dec. Ia lorso-thief named
William johnson was captured in Mckee Town
ship, Saturday, and committed TO jail here to-
day. Ho bad run of horses acroas tho illinois
River, and returned on Beceud expedition
when taken,
, 1873-12-02
GRIM


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. 1.-The Work of impan-
nnling Jury for tho tral Of Charcs 4. Steven
son for the murder Of his wife is now In prog
ross in the Circuit Court. Forty-four Jurors
have been called, Of whom twenty-five hare been
challenged for caaHe, or excused; eleven have
been challenged poron,ptorily, and tho panel is
not yet full Tho dofense ia preparing to givo
proof OF emotional insanity. An immense
crowd is In attendance.
, 1873-12-02
Dedication OF q GGrnnn Meth0dist
ClltlrcA In DanYille, Ill.

spfd709 Nspa{cH 70 TIC Chicago 1TlbNne.
DANvt11E, ILL.,, Doc. 1.-Iha Qor7llan Mothod-
by tho HOY. DR.. Fowler, President OF tie North
western University. A largo crowd nero In at
tendance, aud o., GOO WAS gubBcrihotl, Which Mill
cancol I'LL the liablliticH OF tho church,
, 1873-12-02

FJsuK1L1, N. T., Dec. IAN incondlsry nro,
tl.Is nlprlug destroyed tho ontiro buel,.esa por-
::5, 900. A MAI, namod Edward Jones Inns been
arrested on suspicion Of being Tho iucondlasy.
, 1873-12-02
MISSISSIPPI NAVIGATION.

Special Dtspoteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Qu1NuY, ILL.,, Dec. /. Tho river Ia entirely
oloar Of leo, bit tho whter Is 80 lov that nayiga-
ton Is vrtuay ended for the season. oyon tho
ferry-boats finding Rreat difficulty in crossing.
, 1873-12-02

s,eciai Dispatch to Ths Ghicaao Tribune. j:
Pu1IApELpnIA, Doc. 1.-Tho' jury in tho case
Of Josoph H. Reod, n reporter, charged with .pnb.
fishing u libel OH Ohief-nf-polioo kouuara II.
Jones, being unable to agree, wero to-day dis
charged by Judge Finlottcr.
, 1873-12-02

tho Ohio Valley, castcrlY to Boutf,cr1y winds
with stormy woathtr. For tho Southern statua
partly cloudy Weather with arcaB OF rain and
light easterly to aonthor1y winds.
Cautonnry ntgnnla arc continued ut N[ilwatt-
kco, Chicago md Grand I[nvor, and ordered
for Eacanaba, A1pnnn, and Toledo.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
FHrraar nnc n-t -.
, 1873-12-02
CASUALTIES,


Special Disputch to The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, Ill, noo. LA young man named
Charles Roberts, son Of a respectable farmer n!
Ursa in this county, was accidentally shot and
Killed yestorday, while hunting. lie was Beated
on fonoo with his breast resting on tho natz-
zls Of his gun, whom 1t was discharged, tho loat!
pasaing through )lln heart.
, 1873-12-02

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 1.-The roa!donco of
Thoo,lora H:MAo, No. 676 Woodland ayenuo, was
almost totally destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Tho loss IL $b, 400; Insured.