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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-19
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.

| DIR. G. BEARD, Occulist,
..DAUPHINE STREET..........--.1
Orleans Infrmary.
Office hours from 10 to 81. de If
Kid GJOres,
JUST RECEIVED, AN IMMENSE STOCK.
NEW SHADES
| In One, Two and Three Buttons
In the following novel tints tor Full Dress an
Evening Wear:
Mountain Mist"
Nile Green
| Sky Blue"
| Panama Pearl"
Opal Pink
| Also a limited assortment Of Rich and Elegan
Glove Boxes, Stretchers and Buttoners
Kreeger's KID Glove Depot,
| dig 1tolp 149 Canal /. eet lower side.
Gentlemen!
YOU WILL FIND THE
LARGEST STOCK AND BEST MAKES
KID GLOVES
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
At the only exclusively GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT
in the city, Twenty five thousand pair to select from
Liberal discount on bill of half dozen more.
just received an assortment of FINE GLOVE
BOXES, STRETCHERS AND BCTTONERS.
Kreeger's Kid Glove Depot,
DIG 1t2dp 140 Canal street.
Expressly for the Holidays!
OVERCOATS.
A beautiful line of light weight OvercOats.
Hneioy no" onnv cv,rrc.
Diagonal, Prince Alne,ts, D. B. Cutaways and D. B.
Sacks, with Vests to match,
FANCY CASS. PANTS,
In all shades and patterns suitable for business and
dress
Bows and Children's Suits.
BOYS and Chdrens Suits for all ages, from years
to Is years; all prices.
NECKWEAR.
TIES, BOWS and SCARFS, latest styles and colors
in endless variety.
We are daily IN receipt of new additions to
already large stock expressly for Holiday trade.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
H. B. STEVENS 4 CO.,
135 Canal street.
dis 1tE&M Touro Buildings.
Holiday Books at Eyrich's.
Fancy Goods at Eyrich's.
WRITING DESKS Ar
PHOTO ALBUMS,
SCRAP BOOKS. Suited
WRITING ALBUMS FOR
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS uo,rr.x
GOLD PENS
POCKET CUTLERY AESENTS.
At Eyrich's, Successor to Kahn & Co.,
$50 Canal Street.
dis 6t2dp
Turkeys! Turkeys!
Splendid, FAT CHRISTMAS TURKEYS,
For Cheap
Sale At
REGAN'S STABLES,
f42 I,arOnnestreet. dla 2t2dD
Carpet Warehouse,
l7........... .Chartres street.
CARPETINGS. Wilton, Administer. Velvet, Brus
eea Tapestry, etc. etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English and American.
MATTINGS, 800 rolls White, Check and Fancy.
SHADES. Table and Piano Covers.
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS Of Great
Variety.
BuRLAPS Table and Eaanal On Clstha, By
dl3 eeedr =. KR0U6dEAU.
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Carpets.
ELKIN Il CO..

Carpets.
ELKIN Il CO.,
16S Canal street.
Velvet, Brussels, Three Ply and Insr,in..
AT REDUCED PRICES.
window Shades New Pattsrns) Floor Oil CLOTH.
Rugs, Mats, ETC., etc. mn 1maa>
Pe7-iQsse Tobacco.
@. Agency Of the ceiebrsted Grand Point parish Of
st. James, Louisiana,
PERIQUE TOBACCO
Has constantly on hand largo stock Of /. 81 =
pound carrots, for sale in lots Is suit
dallnadP = B0URGHoM xa y CaHsk
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BNchaatJ3l,S
POPULAR SHOE HOUSE.
IS Camp street, under City Hotel,
New Goods New Styles, faultless in fit, ease and
wear. Also full line for family and plantation
wear, at prices inviting competition, by
X. +. w. BACHMAN,
Dealer in Fine shoes.
dis II 10 2alp 10 Camp street. under City Hotel.
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II. G. Eys'ich,
Successor to Kahn Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONRRs
invites the intention of the
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
to his stock of
Standard School and Miscellaneous B00lk4s
His large and varied assortment enables him to iii
orders with promptness and accuracy, an advantage
which the trade will not be slow to appreciate.
d1a DIN ct
, 1874-03-21

Tho North Onrolinn Mountain still
Refuses to Erupt-A Similar Spell
Experienced by ThAt EIs1lMcncc in
Interpretations People iii l1nstcrn
Tennessee Hold II PrOtrncted Nlcet-
ing.
WILMINGTON, N. G., March 20.-The following
telegram from Marion, tho county soat Of Nc
Dowell County, in which Bald Mountain il lo-
catod, is tic latoat anl most reliable information
yet received here: Bald nfountain, i'll tho
southwestern part Of Mcdowell County was
shaken fow days since by volcanic throes, and
aomo or tho inhabitants in tho naghborllood be-
ca1no much excited and alarmed. However, ono
OF the Oldest cltizonB snya that tho shock was
not soverer thnn it WIS in 1879. We have no
reliable information of tho emission either Of
fire or smoke.
KNOXVILLE. Tonn., March 20.-For tho last
twenty days tho greatest excitement Inns pre-
vailcd in tie vicinity of Bald Mountain. n. c.,
III consequence Of subtorranean commissions.
Tho people for miles around assembled in u va
cant house and engaged In devotional exercises
for H.xteen days and nlghta, undsr tho 1niniB-
trations Of tho Rows. George and Billy Logan,
Baptist preachers, aid j, N. Bumloy, q Meth
odist munster. About 100 made profession of
religion. Tho closing sconos Of tlo neoting are
represented as most peculiar aud wonderful
, 1874-03-21
OBITUARY..

Death of. Peter Navarro. II Pioneer
scout. and ono oY tho Clnimnnt. 1o
s,rc,n, nt+ro,.b n 9rh. ,,s,.aao .r.,a,ra
| TonEno. o.. SIarcb an-potar 1NJy. Navnrr. tba
no.t ,7,ut,r o,,;s,od - .,,a aoo.s 49,, a..s, w
.' , =. .ne eoos1 VIII see'oo On
= Inc american sue uar'ns sne war OF l8l2' IN tho
tho Northwest, died hero to-day, at tho
a Of ~. Ho lila Your brothoro
49, ehou.,,oa r,;oe 49,
tic ona"ano" oo4e. no6hn' ana mai
.yi,1;o,, UilVor we're tho scouting party upon
.,, 1iHoront armies depended at all titnce.
Whlcn Enc I'D in oscapino at Hu|'s surrendcr
They succooa> % Harrlgous i,oatluuartors. and
mado their way. ID in making tI1air wny jnto
tho beleagucred Tors. .trunrho]d frn,n f9i1,nT
which prevented slat b. nseh, Peter Navarro
into tue handB OF Ieoua~ ,,,nsBnco al lila
, 1874-03-21

=. Spec1H& D]daNtffA to 1hf Chicn10 Tribune,
spn1NaFiELD, ILL.,, March 20.--Tho forco OF
lad!oa was largely. iicreaaod to-day, but thoir
ylsitntions resatted III no conquosts. Tho bar
saloons worc takon to-day; and ut ono or two Of
thoao places tho ladies' wero met will, severe re-
buffB. The lnbitues lndulgoa In drinking boor
while tho ladies wore praying md singing, mov-
Ing their glasses aud iutlu1ging In coarso aud
oilonBtve though not positively vulgar language.
The utmost indifference was manifested by tho
crowd to tho religious ,excroiBoa carried On by
ladies'. Notwithstanding this, they went on their
why couragoously. 4 n,lmbor Of good mon
were mixed up with tho followers Of the praying
band. aud thoy wore prepared to protect tho 1a-
dies from any offered indignity. two wholesale
houses woro visited, but they refused to tako any
pledge or mike auy promises to quit eolling
whakoy. MIR. Owen publishes card to his
patrons to-day, saying that he has no intention,
% waa reported, to close his aaloon, tho st.
Elmo. He announces that bis intontion to con.
tinuo the business IL as firm an over. A masa
temperance meotingis to bo held in tho Repre-
sentatves Hall Tomorrow hight, which viii bc
addressed by Senator Steele,
, 1874-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA,


Special DispatcA 10 TIC Clicaqo Tribune.
: 1P1TTeBuRaH. Pa., March 20.-The Liouor
League met to-day aud adopted resolution
th'lnling the Mayor for his order enforcing tho
Liquor law, and for closing thu snloons after
midnight. They appointed q Vigilance Commit
tee to corporate with him to prosecute ali iu-
fractions. An immense mass-meeting in
behalf Of tho temperance calHe, was held
DR.: Scovols) Church. The editice WAS moro than
crowded. Enthusiastic speeches we're matlo, aud
q resolution was adopted setting npart next
Thursday by oil tho churches M n day Of fasting
aud PRAYER Tor the cause: Sympathy for tho
insnlted by tho mobH, WAS EXPRESSED, and prayers
weEe offered that God might turn tho hearts of
these mon. Dispatches we're read from different
points in Ohio which encouraged tho movement
hero: Tho meeting adjourned, resolved upon
holding nnothor naBs. s.moeting on Thursday oyoii,-
Ing next In the Rev. Ar. Gill's church IN AIle-
glouy.
, 1874-03-21
MICHIGAN.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicaao Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 20.-A great and
enthusiastic meeting Of Indies was hold in tho
'Baptist Church this afternoon. Mrs j. O. seoloy
Remarks were made by a number Of ladies'. The
speeches we're pointed, direct, aud sensible.
There were fow timla ones, hut they will soon
experience 4 chango of heart. A committee OF
two from each church in this village was a!,-
pointed to aid in tho work Of en1iatiiig al tito
'somon Of kalamazoo. Tomorrow afternoon q
prayer-meesing will be held, at which Divine
favor will be invoked on it's efforts. Just what
course will ho pursued is hot yot foreshadowod,
but It will ba praying crusade. or an efficient
working. organization for reform. Tho noyo-
ment will have the respect and consideration OF
all tho best ptople here.
, 1874-03-21
OUR NEW STATE-IIOUsE.

Aj1Crn,1 Vrron,,1u IL. A.. .v,r rn,...~,,n H.
ssos, <,...,.iss.."'nn. .s..,. @
nsn.,., <,... so""* "'"eA4 oA :" ot'"s
"A'>.o s..' w: IT,,
npee'as Dt'eaea ~. 20 1ne ch'eaao tt' tribune.
mittce on Public Buildings mot tonight to invos-
ttoato tho a11crca irroun1ar,,,s r., lin hril,,,,
of tho now stoto.IToueo 1o,r MoHo,,, =,
r,,,n.nn o71.aasa, n.o 7o,.." 4, -si.ea".,.s'. y.
nAo"so' "aut essoa 'ne ooIan''s1eo' lo'sora1lne
ilo cnargoB alrendy printed in thOne dis
patches, and charged further TINT
plquenarj, tho nrot,itoct wna an cmplove
M dn,naaIio ooryo,,t, t,,o+ t,,a ,ros,,
,.,a ,,.,s na 49, "o' '"As' sn41 ~ NUN
"He peluB oaaiy oono that tao material "as hot
good; thnt tue rIaBtor Of pnria got from Fort
, 1874-03-21

4 Lnbor 1flot III Wo0tiford County, LII.
!speetat Dis,Mtch 70 The Chicago Tribune. .,
sPR1sorrELD, ILL.,, March 20.-Another. small
war has broken outr Gov. Deyeridge received
telegram to-day from Mmonk, Woodford County,
saying That riot was in progress, growing out
of tho faot that the minors Ind struck aud Nor
wegians had boon put in tho rinos, and
cal!iug on the Governor % 1,a,r for a., a1mg ~
ouce dispatched with forty breech-loadcrs a'd
ammunition; aud tho Sheriff Of tho county wns
directed to call out tho posse aud to uso tic
necessary forco to promptly Quell tue riot.
special Dtspatch to ria chicago Tribune.
Hpn1SaF1ELp, ILL.,, March 20.-Lator advicos
from Minonk arc to tic efIoct TINT tllo disturb
auce has been q,lellod without serious results.
(I0 the Associafcd Preset
M1NoNR, ILL.,. March 20.-A riot occurred hero
last night among tho minors Of tho Chicago aud
Dlinonk Coal Company. Tho Company diBclsarg-
ed all tho Union men, and procured u nau-
bor Of Norwegians. Az tho mon ca1no
Union mcu attacked tic President and
QUO OF tho pit bosses with oggs and tiu.pans.
This morning the President procured tho nrrcst
of tho women, mud they had him arrested Tor
knocking down some Of their number. AscrionA
time il oxpeoted, The Mayor has tolcgraphol
tho Governor for arms anu soldiers.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MrNoNK, ILL.,, MARCH, 20.-Somo time ago natl
nan1G1 Murphy culno here mud 0rganized mill
ers' union. The President Of the Chicago &
hliuonk Coal Company, upon tho formation Of
tho Union, discharged all tho men who llad joined
it. A. large number Of Norwegian miners were
brought here, and upon their arrival tho dlhchaEg
cd miners consregatcd as tho Company's shut
mud attempted to prevent tho now men from
going to work, aud 10 induce them to join tho
Union. Aftorwnrd o number Of the miners'
wiveB gathered at tho shaft and began throwing
eegH and other missiles at tho miners, When
tho riot became general. The authorities
Of tho city woro unable to control 1t, aud
A response waB received that arms and amu,lnl-
ton were con,,llg. aud that tho BheriH lad been
toogtaphod to asslat In quelling tno disturbance.
THIS morning warlallts were iBBned by Esquire
Ferrn, and number Of the riotors woro ar
rested. change Of veuuo waB talon, aud tho
caso il now on trial before Esquire munger.
Much exoltemeut Prevails
, 1874-03-21
Strikes In n,ast Near Philadelphia.

SpeciN9 Ust7Nltch 70 TIE EhleNQo 7TibNNt,
PH1IaDELpl11a, ra., March 2O.-rne striking
slk-weayo1s of kouslngton held ,l.uss-moeting
this afternoon in Eurl'a Hull, Antirew Black
presiding. It wus reported that the hlossrs.
soheppsFs had lost upwards Of 100000 since
tho bpBinnlng Of tho Btrik0. This hu,ltlB will
resumo work tho ensuing week at former prices.
Tho hotol walters l,Rve returned to their re-
Hpcottyo places ut tho promised rato of $40 per
MONTH with boartl.
Another general strike among tho carpot-
woayera ia imminent. Employees Of tho follow
ing firms havo Htl1lok: Jnll,os MoDado d Co..
Horner & Bros. md Witliam IIintl.na,,. II III
psonablo that this number will be lnrgoly roin-
forced during tho coming week,
, 1874-03-21

SAN FnANo1sco, March 20.-Adyicea from
Yokohama ntato tllat curly in January a momo-
rial, hgncd by many Of tho leadng statesmen of
Jul}an, waH presented to the DIikado, In which
tho Administration in assniled boldly, and mnny
radical reforms demanded, chiefly the establish
ment of q national Legislative body. Tho Gov
ornmcnt replied to tho effect tllat tho subject
alluded to Ind long boon under Govornmout
consideration, and tho establishment Of Par
lament had some time previously been decided
upon.
THO Treasury Department has presented m
earnest protest against fnture regulation of tho
tarin by treaties. Toward tho list Of January
S125, 900 was puid. to eaoL Of the throo foreign
representatives who had announced their dotor-
minatiOn TO extort tho balance Of tho Slmonoschi
indemnify In caBo ceEtan commercial and other
concessions should not be granted by tho JAPAN
csc. These installments were for England,
France, and Holland, No part Of tho amount
due to tho United States WIS offered to h1r.
bingham, in accordance with tho wishes ex-
pressed by him to that effect.
, 1874-03-21
DEATHS.

OAMpnEIf-on On Thur4isy, March ~. hIss. Eliza II,
Funernl iis ny tSaturay) At oulook p. ,, from D7o
N9st WasllinRton-st. '' ~
WALK ER-On Friday morning. March %, at tho resi-
aenco Vt her aou;in.Hw .udKs Ehono19r Poek No. Is
fo!Merly af lleytdoro, ngcd p5 yo4rs, ''"'~''s
losnntns will no taken 10 lolyi4eEe for ntermeut.
,KlTTNEnGE-At29 293 West Washingtou,s It,. On Friday,
harea q 1ga M, H. EselIs dauKhter Of Hram O. aid
lnxsna y: hltotEe. aR21 10 {o9Ts months II days.
OF tho family are nvttod tu attond,
OGDNNELI.-0 On tho nsen{ng of thu 18th inst D.n,e,
Ot;onncll, aged II years, - ' ~ 3' 0@"@
Funural fEtn his Iato yosdenoo. No. l79 DnKoyep.t.
Egln0Lury ~~ ~ ''
, 1874-03-21

THE ROCK ISLAND CANAL CONVENTION,

Speciul NaVa{ch q The LH1tdN0 7F2dHNo.
STERLING, ILL.,, March 21.-Iho poOplo OF this
city uro worry ni.toll excited oyor tho proposed
Canal Convention ut Nook 1sland on tho 24th
Inst. Il IL proposed TO attend it on masse, and
protest against my nroicct that shall take from
Nools Mvor any Of its Mator to Tl!o y naiiufactur-
toro is, anl during tho past troo yours tho sup-
ply has boon 80 short, q largo part OF tho time,
that tho mills lad to run on ahort timo. ANY
attempt To tnIto water from tlis river to food d
canal will DO rosiHtod by the ltook Riyor Valley
south Of tEls, to tho bittor end. Yha hostile
faoliu8 II increasing. y.
, 1874-03-21
The Carlist Army Of $4,000
Men Marching on
Madrid,
Arrival Home Of the British Ashan-
tee Expedition,
The German Rctcllstag Again Rejects
tho Army Bill.
Proposed Governmental Reforms
-, in Japan.
SPAIN.

LONDON, March 20.-The Carlist military agent
In this city has received dispatch from tho Car-
list Junta, in Dayonno, Baying tint Con. pala-
nios is marching in tho direction Of Mndrid with
$4,000 men, after defeating, with groat loss, the
Republican column under Collojo, noar Ming
lanila, forty-four miles southeast Of Cuonca.
MADRID, March 20.-Tho publication Of other
tEan official war nows Is forbidden.
DAYoNNE, AfArch 20.-Tle CnrliatB hnyo cup
tnred MI outlying fort Mt Billion. Forty mon
belonging to tho gnrrison wero taken prisoners.
Tho bombardnont OF tho city continues.
, 1874-03-21
A Buffalo Contractor Convicted OF
Perjury.

Special Dispatch to The chieaao Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., March 20.--Dnring The past
three days tho trial OF John Ortner, city con
tractor, for perjury, has been IN p1ogress in the
Court OF Sessions IN tllis city. Ortnor VAS
awarded contracts to repair the out1otB 10 various
city sewoss and It was charged thns ho swore
talsely to accounts presented for work which
was nevor done. This morning the jury bronght
in a verdict OF "guilty." Soutonce was deferred
nutil next Monday afternoon. This is tue frrs
caso Of fraud against tho city that has been in
our County Court, and Inns attracted much ILL
tnraat
, 1874-03-21

PARIS March 20.-A meeting Of Deputies of
tho extreme Loft was held at Vetaallos today.
It was resolved TINT Oh tho presentation Of tho
now electoral bill domand should bo made for
tho maintenance OF tho presont law, and the dis
o ne ,o or penn AMI 'nI ntop Gp'
Persons who took part in the recent tlemoustra-
tion ut CAiselllurBt llavo boon removed from
MayoraItios and other olllcos hold by tlom under
tho Government.
, 1874-03-21

Spec30! IFsDdlch q Tie Cttcago ITlGNae
P1T1spunol1, Pa, March 20-tn tho great con-
sniracy.hearing against Messrs. Thomas f.
Blair. Frank Ardary, Robert Dickson, Robert J..
Groor, and John 1toas charged with conspiracy
lust fnl to cheat tho city oI Of SSH 900 through
tho Nation Bank, before Aid. McMaater, o-day,
tho prosecution asked tho discharge of III cssrs.
b.. .sir ana Ardary, as tAore was no evidence
ami, ost them. and, as to Mr. Blair it was s own
rsat" tHat tn bank owed linn aomo si4L 90,
and lin. ho had helped it out to
Ii1o amount Of $4,000, notes having bee n
discounted by thu bank for which ho novor ro-
coiyed orodit. Ho md Mr. ,Artary wo.e honor
ds5dn s Ssesssa As S on Sss Sa fns fRaa9a aaa
Jury is acting on Tho cllare,s Of fraud and eua-
bozzlement against Russ, nov before thom, and
arc likely to ind a true bill, as tho oyidenco
againHi him ia YorY Gleur.
, 1874-03-21

4 Priest Mt Oresti,nc. a., Gfononnccs
ttle Catholic EnIt1s.
tspttidt Dlspatch 10 TIE Chicaao Tribune.
CnEsTL1SE. o., March 2D.-Ihe 1tov. A. II,
Moili, n German Catholic priest Of til il place, has
ronos,nced Catholicism and to-day oponly do
olarod his intention 10 unit with tho prcsbyte-
rim Church.
, 1874-03-21

u
ST. LOUIS 11arcl, 2O.-- !1ho machine shops of
the Atlantio l. Pacific na iIrnad. covering nearly
tho whole block bolln, led by Summit md
Compton avenues, and G. hnltoau avenuo mud
Poplar stroot, bur.icd toni sht, large number
Of valuable patterns were DESTROYED a'.t throe
locomotives hadly damaged. LoBs estimated at
$l0D.O00. Fully injured in Eastern companies
but tho names caunot bo aAco1 tainod Tonight.
, 1874-03-21

LONDON, A1arch 2o.-The Twonty-thtrd Rcgi
mcut Of Royal Welsh FusileorB, who arrived at
Portsmouth yesterday from tho Gold Coast oi
Africa,. discmbarkol this morning In, the pres
enco Of tho Mayor md corporation, who presont
Cd thom with an address, mud a regimenIat goal
to replace the ono that died ut CaAlCoast Uns.
tic. Upon tho conclusion Of Thesis tefomonios,
q regiment marched to tho railway station and
t.. rcd, bofore leaving town. Tho entiro route
limo. 10 toc!z-yard to tho railway station wnn
from T. ~ decorated and crowded with cnthusl~
bonutifu1 =, cheering Justify for their fayorite
streeta. Tho 7paaign. Tho weather was boau.
tao Ashantoe ,t en1 zip sarmntian, with the 70;
tfn; 1h9 siGams on ssGar Is IN sight OF
Portsmouth. They will amor Ntanitoban, from
LONDON, March 20-sts. "olseloy on board, is
the Gold coast, with Gen. y
Lord Salisbury, Indian Score. ! wllich sl5,-
loan Of 50,000.000 for 1ndta, o.
600, 900 are Immediately necessary.
RuDpEN FLOOD. 4o-day,
The winters Of tho Thames rose rapidly city,
and ovorlowod its entertainments in this t.
flooding adjacent atrccts and warehouses;. +.
ney was Inundated.
The report of tho Daily Ne,os that tho
Fonian collvicts will soon bo released ia generally
discrcditod. '
TIE w11A1.1Ey CASE.
In tho House al Commons today, motion
was made tint tho letter Of Chief Justice Cock
burn, in regard to tho Whalloy commitment for
contempt Of Court be offered to the Committee
OH Privileges, but OIL the suggestion Of Disraelt
it was Teforrod to Bolcct committee.
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME.
Disrael gnvo notice that the Government
would ask for an adjournment of tho House
session be bold Tomorrow, aud tint noxt week.
bo devoted to the passing of bills Of supply. l1o
promised that tho budget would be roady on the
10th Of april.
, 1874-03-21

In tho Gaaette oilioo struck to-day becauae lAe
proprielors would not dooline to do pross-work
on FORMS composed In another Office by non-
Union prsntors. tho work bong trauBiont Job
work. Tho Gazette ofrors to pay printers tho
Union ecnlo, but declines to be bound longer by
Union regulations or raages.
, 1874-03-21

Dock, Ioraoy City, hmytng struck for an ntlvnncn
from TN conts to 20 contB por hour, oil work Ia
a!,sponded, mud freight is faAt acounrulattng.
IL tue labororH aro Hrcccasful, tho htnount to DO
Company's laborors on tl1o Now York sido arc
ioinillE in tho Htrikp.
, 1874-03-21
TELEGRkPHIC BREVITiEs.

Mckay, indicted for forging 1ottors to tho New
York Stock Exchange, haa been baited iu $780,
900.
Tho New York Importers and Grocors'
Board Of Trade has adopted resolutions recon-
moulding that fixed salaries bo substituted for
moiotiea III payment OF Government officers, md
That al1 PERSONS accused OF violation of tho
Noyonue law should be brought to trial.
, 1874-03-21
KANSAS.
YCtpEb3tr1rn3fY

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEAvENwoRrH, Kan., March 20.-Tho fomi-
ntno wnr on tho saloons has fairly commenced
In this city. For the past ton days tho women
Of the Temperance Association hive been hold
Ing daily meetings In tho First Methodist Church,
fortifying themselves with prayer, and prenar-
ing plan Of attack on their liquor.sefling
aggressive measuros, mud wont forth to pray and
ssng In tho saloons. Nothing has yot boon
accomplished. md there ia no prospect Of imlno-
diato 1esnlta for tho better: In two or three
instances, p1oprietors of saloons have invited
the Indies inside, and ueea every exer.ion to
maiutain order and shield tho CrusadcrB from
tho jeors and insults of rowtly idlers.
d!acomlni, Of the Delmonico restaurant, per-
nlittod tho women to sing and pray III his din
ine-room. Mon crowded in after them, filling
tho room instantly, and, in oager anxioty to 500
tho band md hear the prayers, clamhorod on tho
tables. soing tie spreads with muddy boots.
dlacominl surveyed The sceno without 4 mtlr-
muir. giving tho womon IN example Of Christian
1orhtudo and human resignation worthy to 10
emnlated. Where women aro denied admission,
they have prayers on tho sidewalk. Tho latlics5
1nye threatened tic high-tohed labitles of tho
Leavonworth Club with their prayers. The
Womons temperance Association has reached =
monbcrsllp 81 600. and Is daily growing strong
or. committee OF ladios visited tho daily nown-
Eaper Offices, and requested tho publishers to OK
c!lldo saloon advertisements from their columns,
Inc newspapers havo not granted the request.
AT FONT BCoTT.
Fort SooTT, Kan., March 20.-The first earnest
work OF tho temperance crusade was innugurated
mere Tonight by visit Of about q dozen ladies
to the saloon OF Deacon Maynard, where
2 q freo n,, Lunch Sh wos advertised from 10 to
II IL o'clock: The lqdies took with thcm twonty-
of druhEon parents. to Giyo them tho bo,oft of
tho lunch. Tho proprietor OF tho sAloop received
tho ladies mud ragged half-famlshed little onoB
, 1874-03-21

New Yon1, March 20.-Tho Kingston (Jan1aica)
Cleaner Of alnrch7 says: "Inaccordance with in
etructions received from Hor Majosty'B Govorn-
ment, inquiry will shortly bo held In respect to
tho British subjects captured OIL board tho
steamer, Virginius and shot by ordor Of Gen.
purrlDl.h