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SEPTEMBER (NEXT) 18TH
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OCTOBEP /, 1874
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The Geneva Award Com m fsHion--
TnckinE Ip-Thc VirEinilIa 1sasit1s,-
nitY-NIuil Service Pcnsions-Ta rho
Now Chief UctcCtiyc - Gail on the
National Banks Tor n Statement OF
Their Condltion-lrhc Mint Report,
Spte1uI Dispateh to The Chtcano Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-si ,co itB roassemblng
On tho 1st inst, tho GencYs Award Commission
has tlansacted little OF no b,sinoes in public, tho
time having been takon up in private conB,1lta-
tionB relating to the arrangement of tia Docket
The Court vii. probably In few daya take re-
cess until tho latter part <f next mouth, BY
which time tho clorlcal forco will have its por-
tion Of tlo work in readinoBl for consideration.
PACKING ".
Tho clerks and orderlies at hrmy y-hoadquartors
haye been buaily ougasod for soyera! days pack-
ing up for removal to vt. Iouis.
Ito the dasoc.aled prtss,I
TIE yltaGtSIUa 1NDEMs1TY.
WASHINGTON, 0ct. 4.--Our Government III
still pressing upon spain indemnity for the Vir-
ginius affair.
Con. Pope has made q thorough examination
Of The course Of study and condition OF alfaity
ut tho West Point Acadopav, aud returned to
Fort Lc*yenworth, whore he III preparing has re-
port.
LETTING OF MA1It-coSTRAcTs.
The first Lifting Of ntall-servioe under the law
Of the last Congress Was iuale yesterday being
tho mall-niebsongor service for tho City OF st.
Louia, the expense Of which las been reduced
from 3l4, 750 to $l1 500 annually.
PENSIONS.
THO annual report Of tho Commissioner Of
Pcuslons will slow 81, ,640 pansion certificates
issued tho past tscal ycar. Of which, however,
only y, 78a woyc original certificates.
THE CuIEE DETECTIVE.
BIT. Washbnrn, who Wa8 rocentty appointed
Chiet Of the Detective Dureau was In eousu!ta,
tf,l with the Secretary OF the YreaBnry and 30
lcitor Wilson yeetcrday, concerning tho business
Of tho oiico. Tho Secretary leayeH him FREQ to
aolect bis slboIdinatee.
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.
The Comptroller Of 7 Currency has isa1ed n
circular calling upon til, ~>atonAl Banks for re-
ports OF their condition al the ciose Of businesu
tho Comptroller in the preparation Of his an
nuat report to Congaeas. ho urgently requests
the officers OF tho National D1ukB throughout
the ouuntry to forward t4o sams immediately.
THE MINT REPORT.
Dr.. Lint]erman, Director Of tho Mint, has sub
mitted to tho Secrstary OF tho Tteasrry ha ro-
ports Of the opeiatious Of tho Mlnts and Assay
Offices for tho fiscal yoar eud.ng June 30 OF the
presen: yony, from which it appears that tho gold
deposits were 9G3, ,HG1 595, md the silver deposits
and purchases 3l5. l22,l51. Tho report makes
comparison OF operations for tho last fiscal year
Juno so. 1872, showing Tho following percentage
Of incroaso: In gold bars operated upon, about
l15 per coDs; ailyer orornteA upon, 397; Oh gold
coinage, 12l i; s!lvor cUinnge, 500; tluo gold,
369; fine gold bars, 22G imported gold barh,
9i0i tino silver bars, GID md imported silver
hatu, CO. Tho amount Of srecio in this country
II stated to TO- on tue 3otE1 Of Juno last. s'1G7,-
e0e. 900. Tie estimate shows y gain In specie
a,,d bullion III tho Inst two nscal years Of a93,-
100000.
, 1874-10-05
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.
Special Diapatch 10 3He CAfca9o Tribune,


NEW YoRx, Oct, 3.-Tho Wall street markets
to-day may bo said to have been characterized by
weakness and Inactivity. The woek'a business
closed weak. aud was more particularly notcea-
bio on tho Stock Exchange which closed quiet.
StookH wors aomowbat strong in the forenoon,
but IN the conn approached strong inclination
to roaLza manifested itself, Old established 10.
ulritos woro in iemaad ut high current pricoB.
Tho demand for money from borrowers was
m.,ro lively and WIS mot ut 2 to per oett, but
In some instances ut higher rates. The maflod
Improvements in miscellaneous aud ruil-
road nhar0s, however, did not appear to
lsnye lad my influence in inducing lliglor
rates. Five aud half to por cent was tho ~
cEago price Of primo paper or thrco or four
months: lower grades ranging up as high ID
por cont.
Tho stock market WIS quiet a1.a inactive and
IN the afternoon becAmo unusually dull auu neg
lected. caused. 10 doubt, by tho absence Of
larRe nn!uber Of prominout operators, who A.
tol1dotl tho opo'sng Of the full meeting OF tho
Jeromo Park racey TAoro was no Mater,ai
change during tho early part OF the day COM
pulled with tho closing quotations of yesterday,
hutdealgs at decline Of II to tl followed: Later
tho Ilarket becanla alrauE at advanced rates
Ut E to ~ per cent for Lake Shore. At about
O'Clock downward tendency manifosted itself,
and quotations closed barely steady Ut lower
prIcos. 0hto Rock 1alaud.. ERIC, New York
UantIal, st. Paul. Wabash Northwestern.
, 1874-10-05

again called to tho sand, and concluded bis ra:
mhrka. The Protessor's peculiar art Of
putting things VIVA specially noticeable,
aud ha portraval. Of monoroles and
their oppressive character n,nstcrly. At
.he conclusion Of his renlarks* tho Gleo Club
Fang d song; aftor which ". q. Flagg, preYl-
don't Of tho Stato TarmerB' Association, followed
Ill m adlress upon "0ur Condition and It's
Remedy" wlicl, closed tho oratorical efforts Of
tue day. Croquot aud suspicion Of dancing
succeeded, and tho afternoon wnH nearly nori,
away before MI had departed for their hot11oB
Tic day waB one Of tho brightest and bluest
Of October dass and lust cool enough to be COM
by other gatherings was large mid respectable
and tho meeting lscided enecoss.
III this county, tho l'opnb)icaus llavo divided
ou their oaiilitlntes for the Lower House Of tho
politics aud Independence of thinking, aud =
prospect Of a similar state Of things In tho
voting.
, 1874-10-05
LATE LOCAL. ITEMS.

Thomas Gibbons, Of Bridgeport, had quarrel
with John Riley, at No. C8 Illinois stroes, last
nlght at II o'clock, and ended 1t by stabbing him
III tho abdomen, iualctiug dangerous wound.
Gibbons was arrested and locked up in OLcaso
Ayonuo 3tation,
Tho body Of man supposed to ho G. r. To|les
Of Kenosha Via, was found in tho bGuomcut Ut
No. 81 West MadiAon street laas night. Il Is
suppoaod tlat deceased fol! down tho stairway
whila intoxicated aud was Killed.
TanAkcr. the malt who stabbed and ldllod
noyel by boys and the fear tllat soma ono would
injuro hin, that he sought ,otuso vt tic Arn1ory
lust evening.
The alarm OF fire at 1910 this morning from
Box SOL was caused bv the burning III q wootl-
shed IN 1ear Of 5Dj Wesl Sixteenth street. DAM
ago, Hlb. Chuao VI ilro ankhown.
, 1874-10-05
Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Telegraph, and Lake
Shore wero the moat ucsive stocks.
piDbt,HH

Pacific Mail Union Pacific, Telegraph, and Lake
Shore Wero the most acsive stocks.
PRODUCER.
Flonr was llehvy ut tho oloao yesterday. Tho
hoayineas attended to all the grades excops No.
:, which was not plonsy In tho markot. Sales,
s.,oo9 br!s. Da5ley a., was dull nl!d
weight Rye ii declining In proc Tic market f
a,aa y well a9qppliel salsa, 5000 bu; Jersey. e0@
02tD93c Tor State. Corn rreaents largo b,ls-
mesa q advanced prices for good gratloa aaies,
2ooo y Ky bn; Western mixed at 9t@o7c sslos,
white, 0a6@:l.62 /. do yellow, D7M97jlu.
Imere - g1oa aemnn f"r pork for export
s22.50. Doef IN mu'orato domand and prlces
ateady Tioreo beof y dull and nominal; extra
India. f2ooO. no'n,nallv. Bcat huns ero qlIot
as 20:0o@25; 90, ~ to gradea There is Il mod
orato dcnlnnd for bacun aaIcH Of 35 bxs ut 2l6o.
Dressed hoBs weaa at H>l(@3!!1c.
Lard Tor lueuie delivery il quot, at 141x@
14G{c:
TAlIow quiet
Whisky IL tluil.
There Ia little or nothing doing II, borth
froIghts, and ratea are unchungoi from yostsr-
olr. Charlcrs Qu}e, At former rates.
, 1874-10-05

distance 20 miles, The ,winuora voro as fol-
Iowa. Firet olass, Iona, timo not givcn. Bcc-
ond claBs, iiatto, 8 hours u minutes. Third
oIasa. Nettio, Q hours 10 mInntos.
long, bolotlgtnR to Andy httoholl, aud anotl,or
teo,honso Belonging. to tho q. r. d l. Il. H.,
which was 80 feot long, wora burned to tho
ground % oa Saturday last Loss on buildnga md
ice' g, q0o. Supposed to have bean inoenttiary.
,o. "A Domocratio daily. papor called Tho Sun
tasued itn inita! number IN Det1ait on Saturday.
,-Mrs. James Abbott, ono OF tho pioneer aot-
Tors Of Detroit, died Yesterday, aged so years.
sho ~as daughter Of Meiar Whlsllcr. who built
Fort Dearborn, whore Chicago now stands. and
lsor husband was prominent In Detroit in carly
days. boiug Postmaster undar Jackson. Mrs.
Abbott leaves a yory lurgo oatato, consisting Of
much valuable land In Contrnl parts Of the city,
-Cspt. A!!non j.. Proatost wAa no,ninntcl for
Legislative ReurosdntfYe by tho Republican Con-
yontn'n at battle Crock, Saturday, on tho first
ballot.
MINNESOTA.
Tho examination OF Edward Loo at vt. paul,
ncellscd OF oHtlnEing Mira. G. WED. lla1 boon
uoa.ponpl 10 Wednesday next. 1t Is understood
TINT t!'e dofcnse rely upon proving m aiibi.
-Tlo minnesota Fish Commissioners weto n,~
gagged on Saturday IN planting in Tho lakes near
st. Paul 100, ,ooo salmon. 1!'u oseA woro brought
from California They will also place IN lte
Batlo lakes, cn Monday, Boycrll hundred 1.-Two
wlitotlHh. from Lnko Superior.
Mai. rwinning nnd tIin nmploycH of the Amer
!ean Boundnry s!rvoy arrived NJ st. Paul en-
summit Of tho Rocky Mountains.
-Tlo Telnporanco Societies Of 81. Pnu} and
Minneapolis havo arranged for n trnlneranco re-.
yiyaa IN November, aud eugasod DR.. noss, OF H.
linoiH, to apoak Olo week il, each city.
w. ". CultiB, Chief Clelk Il, tho Land
Office ut Washington, has arrived iii St. Paul, to
investigate, rutaor says, nllcged Irregularities
and aeta}cato1,s IN tho Lana Oh}ccB ut Duluth
apd Alexandria, Mimi. and petnoiua, .. T. J.
, 1874-10-05

NptC14t Al6tNkGH ~ He La@cAu0 iFioHHe.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct- 4.-lhe independent
maHs-meeting yesterday was tho event OF tho
campaign, being tho largest In point Of numbers
aud tue most enthusiastic uHaonblage thua far
in tho campaign. Early ill., tho forenoon tho
people commenced coming In from tho country,
and by 10 o'clock 1t bocama eyldont that the In
dependents Of this vicinity are neither fow nor
idle. About II procession WIS formed aud pa-
radea through tho city, led by tho Star City
Baud. Another part If tho procession was led
by tho Dayton Band. Almost every wagon
displayed d motto OF homo sgnltlcauco
pertaining to tue present campaign. Scattered
through the procession sRero various representa-
tions Of misunderstanding corn, throBhlng
grain, splitting Blnvos, muking cider, black
smiths forge. and .og cabin On whools, which,
with lts occupants, locked fresh from the pral-
rio. About ?. N. tho meeting waa called to
order By AEark Jones, Esq. Capt. I.Ico. Of La
fayotc. made the first apeuch. scoring both Re-
waH followed by the nov GIL. i}owlcB Indo-
pandene candidate TOR CongreHs ln this district.
fle handlea tho questions at issuo in d fair.
earnest, and buauosB-liko manner. Ills
speech WAS well reooiyad. Ho wns
evldontllyin favor with lis aldloncs. After tho
conclusion Of his speech, Col. W. O. Wilson was
calla1 Tor. and responded III QUO Of hla charac-
terlstlc speeches. Io assailed the Adminiatra-
tion III annoasurod terms, and told tho farmers
the fault WAs their own In having allcll mon In
power. They should not allow thcmgslyey to be
led about by professional politicians wlou it IL
III their power TO olout men sho hayo full SYM
pathy With their own peculiar yiowB. Every
thing passed OH pleasantly aud very satisfactory
to tho parties intareAtod.
, 1874-10-05
FOt7ElGN.
Tho FronCh and English Ministers
in Spain.
They Address Serrano D'stantlY, and Say
Nothing Of the Republic.
A1tevolution in tho Argentine
States.
SPAIN

SFA1N4
hApnrp, Oct. 4.-Mr. Layard, Minister Of
orhat Britain, and N. do Chanlordy, tho newly
appointed Minister Of Franco, were received By
Pfosident serrauo laat osontug will, tho cus-
ton'nry ceremonies, and presented tlloir crodon-
t'als. M. do chan'!ordy, In addl oasing tho
Presldont Hoped that tho difficulties Of Spain,
which now seemed pasaiug away, would soon
wholly disappear, and gavo expression to the
wishas OF lla Government Tor continued fr1ont-
ship bet ween tho trio nations. Marshal Scrlauo
thanSed tho Minister for his cordial expressions
aud fullY rccirtocatod tho frondy tesiroa Of
Frauce. A1r. Layard, on presenting hin credon-
lih1s, declared hls confidence i'll tho Triumph Of
the 5paulsh Government III tho preBcns crisis.
II was uaticeablo that both Ministers addressed
SorTano az Prosila.lt Of tho Executive Power.
AMI in their speeches made no alluAiou to the
IepMhhc.
, 1874-10-05
TIE SEVENTH IOWA DIBTRTor.

snte'at Disuatch 70 Ih* thieaao TF;o"ne.
DEsMolSEs, H., Oct. 9.-The Republicans
had q meeting at Mooro'e 0pers-Houso tonight.
senntor Al1isoo wa tha chief snoakor. The
."na.;s. ou NO ~ s.,sa Ill., o!".a or no,t.a1
Committee and Allisou was tho only speaker
announced until today, when tho Kaseon Re-
pub,jcaus, who havo oontro] of thu local commit
taoa m,s,n1 ,.;,,s ",s.'a,,..,,,,, trs uon =
4 AaaHon to reply to tho charges mado agalnas
hin, by the prcBa Of tho district. This announce
mont called out hugo audiouco from both
uidcs, who wore anxious to Aear Kassou'a do
fcuso. Mr. Allison wns consequently placed In
peculiar position, as la was expected to speak
for both factions Of tie pasty 1Io rnaintalnod
himself ably on middle grounds making no ref
creuco at ali TO tle local light IN tho party, aud
giving very little CHANCE for eItor side to claim
, 1874-10-05
Farmers Picnic ut asnna, Iii.

1ofTspoHVF7@CS U 7Hs EN1cNG0 TFlUNEs,
PANA, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-The farmers Of Christian
County held picnic today uu1ar tho auspices
of tho Pana FaFmors Club, iu u handsome groyo
couple Of miles southeast Of thiB pIaec. Tho
1nceting was presided over by O, ". B!h.ey,
President Of tha Club,
Prof. J. b. Turner, the Independent candidate
for Congress, arrived on tho 10 O'Clock trai,.
from sprlngneld, aud nude tho opening aldrops,
commencing at II o'clock and continuing until
u when tho moetIng adjourned &fos
dinner, Which, lu great variety mud goodness. was
dispeusa1 by tbs ladies of tho Club, 1t tho cou4
cluAlon of thu calling exafal4ss, Prot. Turae3 WIZ
, 1874-10-05
ARGENTINE 3,EpupL,C.

RIO JAsElno, Oct. 4.-rhe instruction In tho
Argentine States continues, and Is becoming
formidable. T4o aaot has declared for Con.
Mitre, Tho leader OF tho movement. Tho insurg-
ont forccs have assembled at Chivllcoy aud San
Martin. The Government at Dueuos Ayrcs is
taking vigorous measures to meot tue storm.
The Chambers are In permanent session; tho
National Guard ha8 been motilizod. and q 8tato
Ut siege has beon proclaimed III the proyincos Of
Buonos AyreB, 8ante Fe, EntrerioH, Asrecitoa,
and Corrieutes. ,rho newspapers at Duouos
Ayres avosuapended publication.