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TEXAS AND PACIFIC,

LenVeS. ATrIVeS
Mail and Express, pm llOOa. m
Accomm odation... a. m. ll:SO %, m
Through Freight....4:l5p d. NJ, 1880 D. m
, 1874-11-10

President Orion Makes Inquiry, About
tho Recent Quitting OF Tc1cgrnpll-
Wircs-Entn1 KtOt IN rorrc Konmo
pnrtsh-umitcd StRtcs Officers to lSo
Released.
NEw Yoax, Nov. "a dispatch from Now
Orleans, OF yesterday, aays: IA very sha.p
letter to tho War Department has been writton
by Prcsident oston, Of tho Western Union Tcle-
graph Company. demanding why, In u time Of
pohco, tlicir wires woro cut. and tho mattor haa
boon roferrcd 10 Con. Emory for report.
Con. Emory. somo days. ago, tnstittutod in
quisioa, but to-day detailed Con. Henry A, Nor
row, by order Of tho Department, to proceed
thoro mud mako spocinl report Of nil tho cir.
ournBtanceB. He loft tonight on Ills mission, u
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. BIN Terro Donno,
Amos 6lmmr, q negro Sheriff who was elected
on tho compromise ticket. was attackod by sevon
negroes yobtordny evening IN F1ouma. Simms
ran from tho .pbtty throo Rquaren, and, boing
pursued, turnod upon them and fired, killing ono
surrendered himself, and WIS aent to jail, whlcN
was guarded during the night by squad oi
oftizens. It was reported that threatB wore
mado 70 lay tho town in ashos, but oil was quioI
this morning.
VIExsA, L., Nov. o.--Judgo Trtmb1o to-day,
at tho instance Of otizone. remiteod tho lno aud
revoked tho order OF imprisonment agaiuBl
Liout. Hodgson. This notion Of tho Judge wae
applauded IN the Court-IIousa. Tho report thai
totally unfounded. All they dcairo Ia the vlnl
cation Of tho law. Eelyo ia still In prBon, mt
Con. Emory aent one OF bis staff TO st. Martins
vi1lo to investigate tho charger Ut uugente
conduct made by Gen. Alexander Dc Clousc
against Lieut.. Do Rud1o.
, 1874-11-10
THE ARMY.
Brief Extracts from Gen, .sherpan.s
Annual Report.
He Thinks the Matter Of Reduction Has
Been Carried a Little Too
Far.
Gen. Sheridan on tho Indian
Question.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 0.--Gcn. Shorman'a annual
report to tho scoralary Of War showa the total
numhor of ontls.od mon In tho army on Oct. Ii
to havo been 20,441. 1t estimates TINT thia NUM-
bcr will probably bo roducad through natural
causcs by tho 1Bt Of January, 1875, to tho 1000
allowed BY law. 1t deprecatoa tho lnadoqunoy OF
30 small au army for tho demands Of 80 largo m
nrca OF territory as It has to bn scattered oyar,
Involving tho necessity OF Withdrawing troops
from ono department. to meet The requirements
Of ollors a loug distance nNav. It compliments
Tho tigh o!Iic.eney OF Con. Sheridan and his sub-
ordiuato oillcors III maintaining gcomparatiyop
IN tho Intan country. It Bays tho reports Of tho
commanding officers demonstrate that the small
army cf tho United 5tatea. called peaco cstab-
tiBhmont. Is tho harleHt-Workod body Of mon In
this or any country. Tho dacpluo md bohav-
ior Of tho oiicers aud mon have boon worthy Of
all praise; md. whether employed on tho OK
trerao ana distant frontier or III aiding civil off,
model for tho imitation Of all good mon.
1n regard to tlo removal Of his headquarters
to 1T. Louis, ha aays; ~ am prepared 10 oxo-
cute tls duties that may DO doyolved on me by
proper authority. Hcro am contfaslY located.
aud should OCCASION arse can personally pro-
cccd to anv polpt on this cont'nont whoro my
services aro needed"
LIEUT.. .-oEy. SHERIDAN
In his annual rcport touches allgltly upou Gcn.
Custos's Black Hills expedition. which It pro-
nounces q successful Reconnaissance. The
country Of tho Black Hills was found to ho muct,
better than sas expected. with ploutY OF good
timber, and couBidernbo good coil at high altt-
tadea. aud an abund99t supply Of gofo.a -. r water
Peak, but Of ita abundance thoro ts at present
no reliable information. Ssiftlcions time could
NOS bo given BY an expedition, such Ms that Of
Con. Custors, to prospect aud dotormino ita
establishment Of large military post in tho
Black Hill country. ..
, 1874-11-10

The Civil Suit OF Tiiton AEnirat Hcccfa-
or Postponed for Ten DnYa--The Cnso
OF Miss. Proctor W. M0talt0ns
New YoRK. Nov. o-Tho civil suit brought by
Theodore Tllton against tho Rov. Henry Ward
ncochor catno up this morning boforo Judge
Reynolds, in tho City Court Of Brooklyn, which
was crowded with spectators, among whom wcso
many ladies. Tho paintir wns present and Eat
bca'da 1,s counsel, ox-Judge Tullortont William
A.. Beach. ex-Julgo Norris, and Roger h. Pryor.
A1r. Deechor was nbsont, but was represented by
General Tracy and Mr. Bhoarman. When the
case waa callod Mr. Norris answorod that they
woro ready, but Mr.. BhoaI1nan objected to tho
trial boipg commenced before tho appeal had
been hoard on tho order issued by Judge Neil
eon, and asked for delay, iu ordor that certain
oapefs necessary in tho case should DO printed.
Judge Reynolds fixod the time for bearing tho
argument On tho appeal at q o'clock on friday
afternoon noxt. and tho trial Of thla caao was
got ,wn for Wednesday wcok, at 10 o'clock III
tho forenoon.
Mou1ros's CASE.
District-Attorney Wsnslow then made appltca-
tion that Francis D. 11oulton should plead to
the Indictment found against him for liboling
MsBs Edna Dean Proctor. Ex-Judgo Fullerton.
who appeared for 3loutton. oxpicssod tho opinion
! unnecessary haete by tho Diatrict Attorney, who
replied TINT 1t waa only taken In ita order. Tho
COUNCIL for Mou1ton then asked for poatpono-
ment until tomorrow morning, TO put III plea.
Tho poHtponemeut Was granted.
Upon retiring from tho Brooklyn City Court
room to-day, ex-Judeo Fullerton Visited tho
! Uuto3 States Court building, and 1oa tho re-
! ply Of Mr.. Moulton to tho complaint Of Miss
| Proctor. Tho document Ia lcngthy in tho ex-
| tromo. hIou,ton admits that ho knew the Indy
| mentioned In connection with tho scandal to be
| tho plaintiff, and felt himself cooroad BY com
| btnatiou OF circumstances to mako tho Btato-
mont which IL deemed libelous. After Doocher's
Testimony, it became . matter Of sclf-defcnHo for
| Aouiton to mako public his version Of tho mat
| tor.
, 1874-11-10

yenrs ago. at n house Of lt4fnme In Baltic Crock,
was pardoned by Coy. Dagloy Saturday on NO
count OF III 1loaltli.
Tho testimony In tho oaAo Of tho estate Of
Edward Packer vs.. Jnmes 8. Upton md wife
closed lnat night at Dattlo Crock. Forty tlays
thousand dollars Is involved. Tho casa oxoItca
Groat intoreat.
INDIANA,
The Bedford, springvilo owenhnrg i Dlootn-
fold nai1road Company flied artlo!os Of asaooia-
tion at Indianapolis yesterday. Tho road In to
bo 90 mlles lorg, fran Bedford to Bloomfield,
and 900. 100 OF tGo 100000 Is Hubsortbed. ].
4. M{1tohall Ia prostdont. ..
Saturday night Jennto Daily, tho Keeper OF
robbed of a largo quantity Of 1owelry.
, 1874-11-10
RAILROAD NEWS.
judge DruInm0nd's Order in tho Chi
cago g. Pacific Case.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio to Join tho Sar..
atoga Combination.
Lumber Frcights..
RAILROAD CROSSINGS.

NkA4ASQAu lk0S31NG9.
THE NORTHWESTERN AND CHICAGO PACIFIC.
Tho following Is tho orlcr ontored yostorday
By Judge Drummond, In tho case Of tho Chicago
Il Northwestern Railroad Company vs. tho Chi
caEo u Pacific 1lailroad Company:
Ih,s day comeh tho parties heroto, by thcr re-
Ind H. motion 10 o he
eago P"cl1c ssi!roal Company frnn7 constructing
!ss railroad At grade across tho Chicago Northwest
s n". n aSssny s s Va. poat stea 'sS %
IN tho psomisca, 1t IL ordered that Warren
eon"r G9 r. a nlun 70 hereby p1nea Sn oOmms :;
tho proposed ctossng mud the raflroads OF tho re-.
aseettain and report to the Court:
Railway vii! be Affected by tho construction Of tho
Ohicago Pacific aiisoad across tae aamo q grade at
tln point md In ne manner la whish
uscfnlness Of the Chicago b Northwestern Railway
wonld bo impaired ther'bs, and In what mannor aud
!secona-Whothor tho ohicsgo Pacific Railroad can
be constructed over the Chicago l. Northwestern Rail-
way BY an slevated croasnB. Or under the rauo. aud
i whether tho usefulness Of said Chicago pAcao
manner und TO what extent.
1hird-What would DO tho expense Of making such
ocyaed crossing nr auch crossing under the Chicago
4 Northwestern Railway. and whether II would exteed
tho expcn'a Of making tho crossing ut grAo In tho
munnor proposed, and, 1t 80, III what amount?
fohreh-Thas said Commissioner examine and ro-
best constructed over sad ohieaso Northwestern By
changtna tho grade Of the Chicago Northwestern n
practical 1aanner. aud Il Co. in what lnaunar, and
said Commissioner alall ruport all othor facts III
hts opinion which may affect the crosang or interaoc
lion 81 the road. Buld commisasouor shall givc noslco
troduco evidence on tho qucAton, aud said Commits
eoncr shall hear each counsel In relation thereto.
, 1874-11-10

THE LUMBER TAADE-
1t I lato meeting held by tue General Freight
Agents OF tho roads lending to tho Michigan
lumbor-dlatsicts, at Grand Rapids. tho following
important resolutions in regard to the lumber
traffic were adopted:
Resoiped Tint from tho list Of November tho practice
Of carrying lumber and other forest products by
measurement Instead Of weight be discontinued, and
TINT thereafter charges shall ne based On aetuz weight;
the minimum carload to DO 1000 pounds.
WHEREAS, Tho practice Of chsrgiuy car foad-ratcs
on lunbor has eaused shippers to heavily overload
Hsselssd, TEat On and after Nov. ! al carload
rates 10 .Golishe an that 20 600 pounds shall copsti,
over o2,0oo pounds arc loaded, then oace and half
the rate nhall 10 charged Oh all excess.
chsssss shsn be made ,} ~ :, any tesaass Eaes
Iicso'red, That to each lumber way-bitl aball bs
saaed Of wsn IT, r., s 5
as way-bicd correct aud such certificate or writ
ten memorandum shall In every instance be copied or
In tho forwarding road il unable to weigh, then
tho chr shall ae weig1ea at tue frat seaos aud tue ox-
aa 9 G %
&satssd. Thst Mr. Mckay, Mr.. spr,ss., and Mr.
freight Agents Of controlling railroads leading from
lake ports. to obiaja tneir acceptance AMI adoption Of
report 10 a Secretary. who Ia requested IL advise all
purified lnereHtad>
At later meeting, held at tho Grand Pacific
Hotel iu this city, tho following resolutions were
adopted:
Tue asseut Of tho osnera Freight Agents Of tho lines
lcadiug from luke ports, ChtcaEo 10 0leyeaud inclu.
eiye having been ordained by tEa COMMITTEES appoint
60 Resoirs M Tilt to resolutions adopted at Grand
Rapids ba printed aud circulated for acsiou by tho
lines parties hereto.
Tint tho time appointed for carrying tho new prac-
t,co Of charging freight on lumber be extended to Tho
10Th Of November, to sake effect on that date.
The following roads have agreed to carry ont
aonyi,lo / indianapolis, .pcnnsylyauia Company,
Detroit, Lansing Il Lake Michigan, Detroit 4
Milwaukee. rittsburg. CinciHs'ati 4 st.
Louis, Michigan Central Chicago Lake
Huron, Lake Shore d., & Michigan South South
baltimore & Ohio. Grand lsapida d Iadiana
Fort Wayne, JaolsBon D. 6aginaw, Grand l1apils
Nowaygo & Lake Shore, Flint j. Perc Marquette
railroad. Circulars nro now being printed BY
tho above<namsd roads to carry tho foregoing
resolutions Into eIoot .
BOSTON 4 ALBANY nalLRoAD.
At tho annual meeting OF tho Boston q Albany
Railroad, held on the Ath lnat., . dividend Of b
pcr cent, payable Nov, 10, was dcolarsd. The
aEgrogateH Of tic annual report for the year end.
Ing Sept. 80. 1874. are ss follows;
I!eceIpts from passengers. M s7a o
Mails md otier sources. GGsi5i
Total. "."........''."ss9s 9sa. 1a1
E1pchSea. e3tot.aA
,,,,ss., Nst income ji,s;4
| Tsn per cant dividend. .......... l,0s14lo
/ For NORTH Adams uranch. ,...... Y7,0l0
.----- a,soa,se
To .pplg q saiins fand 1ats3
, 1874-11-10
TEE METHQpISTS.

MEETING or THE M1S1s1En5' ASSOCIATION.
A meeting Of tho Methodist Ministora' AHso-
cintion Of Chicago was hold yesterday morning
at their rooms, ovor tho Methodist Church Con-
corn, Washington street. The chair was taken
by Dr. Jutkins, and, Alter prayer, tho meeting
proceeded to the election OF otllcers, which re-
suited as follows: President, A. J. Jutkina !;
Vice~Prosident, H. Edwarda; Secretary, T. P.
Marsh Business Committee. II. II. Parkhurst,
g. A.. Locbor, and II. II. Axtell.
On motion 1t waB resolved that tue pastoral
reports be made on tho first Monday in eaoh
month,
voted to discussing tho question Of admitting
reporters to the meetings Of tho Association.
The meeting decided in the negative by . vote
OF II to G, nnd then adjourned.
, 1874-11-10

ronr uusoa, Mich. Nov. o-Dowx-props City Of
cousord City OF New YORK pcl,rs Queen Of tho
Nort, Sligo Hattie Johnson, Grace Murray, Gran
6t}}F~fTops nsssia, st. Louis, Merchant and COM
sort: schss Dutchsr Boy, Ted Wing. Z: Hanna,
Iyrtrhtic Mary Lyons, Lilllo Parsons, L. &. Morey
M!scrai Rock and tow.
WNp-southwest, Light; weather nne.
rom. uunox. Mich, fN. o.-Evenng-nowS- r.
sort; schrs J. e. h1aatcn, Negauneo, Joseph Paige
Kildcrhousc, o. Ii. Dond, Frank D. DarRor, Adiron'
Glnc q. g. MIXER.
Ur-prop Badger State, stmr Kcewonaw, achr zack
Chandler.
, 1874-11-10
Maximum. Thermometer, Gs: minimum. IL.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Gu1cAGo, Nov. 10-1 a, m.
SATISFACTORILY SETTLED,

Rpse'a[ D1N0teh 70 Tia Chlc0oo Trihssne.
PlTrbFlELD. H.. Nov. 0,--Tho difficulty be-
tween Shaw Il Rupert, proprietors Of tho nock-
port Mil, aud tho 6ny Loyoa Commissioners,
haH at length been adjusted. After coufot-
eDoe, lastng several days, tho Commissioners
this morning naroeu to pay tho ml.ownors
$50, 600 OIL condition that they entirely remove
tho dam and run thoir mill bY atoam. The Com.
mlss!oncra also aEreod to withdraw the suit nov
tho oyoe difficulty. This a9roansnut appears to
moet genelel approval. Tho ramoyal of the
dam will reclaim several thousand aoroa Of land,
and greatly improve. the sanitary condition OF
tle bottom Of that vicinity.
, 1874-11-10
THE RHoMBeRG CASE,

8ptc3al DiSpatth to The Ehtta0o 1:ritUNe.
DpnuquE, H., Nov, DIN the Government
Rhombogg caBo, It ia reported to-day tlat lshom-
berg IL taking measures under ths Internal
Reyopuo forms to dofend himself against tue
claim Of Tho Government. Nhomborg Is out 10
a card this evening trying to show that it was
impossible for him to dispose Of tho amount Of
spirits. without rho knowledge Of tho Govern
mont inspector and watchman, on which the
Government now claims taxes. Attorneys, be-
aides tho United States District Attorney, have
beon retained by tho Government to
prosecute tho case. It IL understood that
Investigations arc being made to ascertain what
property Rhomborg has, with Wow to it's
Seizure, which, it not prevented, viii probably be
made On "Wednesday.
, 1874-11-10

141A4 32AN<141lAA kAeA<Al223A1AN IL
PROGRESS or THE COMBINATION.
1t sooms ns If, after all, thu Saratoga ngreo-
mont would provo a succoss, ut least as far as
tho roat1s east Of Chicago aro concerned. The
runaor that the Grnud Trunk hallway has Joined
tho combination las not yot boon subs.antiatca.
1t, howcver, eeoms to DO weil founded, especially
as now q rumor il abroad tint tho Baltimore l.
ohio Railroad had cntored tho new comhination
IA regards the latter foad there is hardly doubt
that such Is tho case, as Instructions wore &C.
ceiycd yesterday from baltimore to hereafter
pay no moro commissions for tho sale OF tickots.
It ID also understood that tho froight-ratcs on
this road will be raised to tue same figures as
those adopted by tho Railroad Commissioners,
which aro about twice as high as those charged
ut present. Tho Grand Trunk Railroad. It Is
stated, has been induced to enter tho comb.
nation By being allowed a pogcoDtsco Of the
earnings OF those roads which arc bettor Hitu-
ated, and consequently wiil get larger Bhnro OF
trade ii tho rateB arc correspondngly high on all
tho roais.
to sign tho agrooment after its mauagors had
assorted tlmo and ngain that they ,von1d mover
join my combination whatever ii hardly to be
oon1acturad, especially ainco that corporation
had thus far tho best Of tho controversy. and
would hayo secured large share Of the Western
traffic II 1t had hold out. Undoubtedly tho man.
ayers Of tho New York trunk lines hn.o made
large concessions, rs they had their hearts sol
Oh tho auccess OF this movement.
The roads west OF Chicago arc yet Arro in their
determination not to join tho combination.
They aro differently sltuatcd from tho Eastern
roads, being araseed md clroumscribed By
state laws, making it an imPosBnitty TO charge
moro than certain amount. Undoubtedly they
thcir rates tho eamo as tho Eastern roads, but rs
/auch IS not poBsblo, they will hardly Join tho
, 1874-11-10

him to Romero & Aguirro. banlsers. who dosl in
tho precious orc. donzaloH furnished sample
bar for inspection, and its quality proved, upon
tpatlng. to bo so tlno that tho firm gladly noRo-
WAS tempting, boing fixed ut $4,000 for whes
Was ,oleatfy wotsh s10, 900. 1l,o mo,'oy Was paid,
tho bara daltvelc I'd, and Gonzalos suddenly
droppe!1 out Of sight. When Eomoro 4 AGuirro
critically examined their purchase. they found
tint only tho sample bar waB gold. tho ntllots
belnR braas. otevorJy platod. Gonzales turned
OUT to bon professional thtof namod Tom Mora,
but Ao could not bo found by ths police.
, 1874-11-10
a FREAK OF NATURE.

An island Two Acres in Extent
Moved q Distance Of Thrco\ y ~n1'lcs
During q Storm.
Gpse.al Dispaesh to The chGaao Tribune.
DULUTH, Minn., Nov 9.-During tho fearful
gala on Saturday night, an Island acres ia
extent, situate INST. Louis Bay, ~ mlles sbovo
Minnesota Point. was displaced and floated q
distauco Of miles down into Duluth Bay. and
landed at Alon's ship.sard Upon tho ialand
are plue trees that VII! messuse feet serosa tho
stump, and It is thickly covered over with other
timber. The soil on tho lBlnud la as aol,d aa any
on the mainland. There arc several islands in
Duluth add Ut. Louis Bays, hut no.ao laavo hore-
toforo beeu known to DO displaced aud to noat
euch QiBtnuco,
, 1874-11-10
MDRTtjARY.

OMAHA, Nob Nov. o.-rha funeral Of Mr.
Edward Creighton took place to-day from tho
Cathollo Cathedral, which was crowded to nuffo-
cation by people Of all Bects. The funeral
costego Was about ono mlla in lcneth. Business
throughout tho city was generally suspended,
and moro popular tribute OF respect was novor
shown to auy Quo by this people than to Mr.
Creighton.
Tha body Of Mrs. Gen. John 4. nawlins passed
East to-day.
, 1874-11-10

Special Dispatch 10 The Chtcaoe Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis.,. Nov. 9.-The church
bells suddenly stopped tolIing last evening and
rang out tho o!amor for q fro, which had boon
discovered IN the two~ctory franc dwelling houao
Of Mis-. a. Graham. The citizens and Fire Do
partmout made desperate fight to save the
building and ut length succeeded. Tho fro waa
caused BY tho accidental breakago Of a lighted
kerosene lump. Lose on house, clothing, and
furniture, oyor 81 200: fully insured in tho Con-
tiuental.
, 1874-11-10

Special Dispatch IA 7he Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY. No., Nov. 0.-The Kansas Pacific
and blIsHou,i Pacific Railroads l,ayo had suit
brought against Them by parties claiming, under
Tho property OF tho above roals In Wost Kansas,
Oh wllon Ia situated tho State 'l.lac House,
lound-houaot. elevators and 400 othor bulldnSa,
or tbs value claimod by tho plaiutln Of S209,0Do.
, 1874-11-10

Congressman John W. Head, OF Gall
Intin, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. o.-Tho Hon. John
". noad, mombor Of Congress. elect from tho
Fourth District Of Tennessee, died at Gnliatn
ll1a morning, shortly after 8 o'clock.
, 1874-11-10
Illinois 4, michigan Cnual.

BRIDGEPORT, ILL.,. Nov. OIL p. m.-ARn1vEo-K, E.
Goode, Qtawa, 3,41o bu corn. 1,aoo bu oaas Orion,
hIaraei1lcs. 6.000 bu corn.
CLEAnEn-ononlaga Utica, n, 1856 II lumber, - 800
1ath 1racle oriswold h1inooka o. m humber, ~ m
iath, 20 nj shingles, 200 posts Chicago Belle, Utica.
% III Ath, 313 hrla ealt North At1eriea uttcn 138l2
It lumbar, 2200 lath; Sligo, Willow Springs, 2oa It
luIn4eE,
, 1874-11-10
The Fire ut Fort Madison, H., SUNDAY

II
Special Dispatch to The Chieaao TRIBUNE
Fonr MADISON, Ia., Nov. 0.-The fro which
broke out last night ut II o'clock was not ex-
tinguishod until o'clock this morning. The
buildings. With one exception, wore all franc.
and dry as tiudor. They we're fred in threo dlf-
fcrent places by incondiarios, and the flames
rapidly spread to tho adjoining buildings. Tho
fire comy yauies woEo alow in getting to work. but
done excellent service, tue management being
all that could bo expactcd. A. one time it was
thought impossible to prevent tho flames from
spreading to tho business contro of the
city, but they wero checked BY toaring
down tho intervening housos. The Losses
aud tasurauco are Us follows :kamleres, dwelling
houao, with meat market underneath, S7.00D;
lockwood d Co., wagon-a!lop. 5000 r. a.
slaoks, blacksmith'shop. LIDO, Edwards d.
house, $4,000; Auwatcr. dwell1ng-bousa aud
wagon shop, $1,000, ]. sawyers, .waroroom.
sl,l00; RoborB. dwelling-house. with Aarnoss'
shop underneath, $1,000 Ensured in the Iowa
Stato insurance Company for 5000. a. number
OF buildings woro damaged moro or loss, tho
combined loas Of which le 1900; fully insured.
, 1874-11-10

1t.t of yc,ae1s Conveyed During tho Month
A''' - of Octubrr, 1874.
All Of eana,-toat Atlantic, ". Il. Norris. Jr., to
Iii Of scsr Eisa, George D. Rankin TO John f. Pow
el1, $9,l00. ... ,rs,.,-w xr,u,.,. ,.,r.,,
- one-fourih 81 echr skytark, Henry Richardson to
1ahu f. Cauntcr, 81, 900.
, 1874-11-10

Special DtspascA 70 Tie CHICAGO Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Nov. 9.-Tha steamer Aunt
Betsy, owned by J. g. Smith, brought by him
through tho Fox md Wisconsin R,vors from
Grand Haver,. Mieh., last year, was burned this
afternoou at tho uppor lovee. Loss, $4,000;
nartlv insured.
, 1874-11-10

Manager Luquo, of the Spanish opara-troupe
which il now IN Sun Franolsoo, latoiy FORMED
tho acquaintance OF HenriQuo Gonzales, who
represented himself as tho agont for somo hlexi-
can minos. Gonznloa said ho haa gold IN bars
which ho wanted to sell, and Luque introduced
, 1874-11-10
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

Il Thrcatcncd Riot Of Miners In st.
Cluir County. 1il.-The Governor APP
rcuicti to for Aid to Protect the Mila.
1nE Property.
Spes'at D'spasea to ghs C1teaeo z,to1ne; 4 e.
FHEf8un1, st. Clalr Co., H., Nov.9.
we are thresened again with tho destruction Of our
mining property by ons Of COO to 200 members Of
dc Miners upion. Dc prepared to ,snd us nd at
'As'''e'' President OF The Freepurg Coal Company.
Tho nbove dispatch was received At the Ex-
eoutivo Oflco this morning. ind Tho Governor
dispatched to John ". Hughes. Sheriff Of st.
Clair County. thus afternoon. rs follows:
1.en BY e1pss,ss, tonight & f05yhses stands Of
(Siguod> JOAN L. DzvEn1poE.
No actIvo demonstrations have Us yet boon
made BY tho rioters, but the latcnt reports from
there concur in tho oelicf that there will prob
ably be bloody riot Tomorrow.
NO Agreement Yet Betwoora tho Pitts
burg pnudlers mud tho Iron NRnnu-
facturers.
Spkeia! Dispatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
P1TrsBuna, Nov. 0.-Ths Committee OF tho
pjttsburg Iron Ahnooation and the committoo
from tbs Pnadlesa' Union held another very
long conference to-day in the 1roo Associatlon's 9
rooms in regard to the Encouragement Of p1ices.
great deal Of talking was done. and the INIT
tor given grave consideration by both sides, but
10 conclusion was arrived at. These commit.
teea arc only to suggest ., proposition;
Which Is, to bo ratified BY tho Puddlers'
Union and tho Manufacturers Asso-
pnt,on. The most. intense Interest
il ibis couferoHce as. should it prove unsuccess-
fu which eecms likely, it will throw out Of work
uenrly evo1y mechanic and laboror in this city,
md mako tho winter the hardest over known in
thH section OF the country for tho aborlug and
pooror claHBes