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SAILED.

Steamships Baltic Br,, for Lverpool; City Of New
Rhen Ger1 Breinen Great Western Orr, Bristol; RI
sing star. Aspinwall City of Waco Galveston via Key
West; sherman, New Orleans; George Washington do;
Montgomery, avannah; san Salvaior dos Georgia.
Norfolk; Hatteras, Civ Point and Richmond Owing
the fog the above vessels will probably anchor in the
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BOSTON ENVELOPED IN FOG.

BOSTON. Jan. 8, 1874
An unusually dense fog settled over Boston
toward night. through which objects could not be
seen over 40 yards.
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New York Custom House.

As general thing Monday and Thursday are
the heaviest days. The others are comparatively
irhf
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NORTH sEA-ELBE RIvER-NEw LIGHTS AT BRUNsBurrEL
at Altenbruck and Brunsbuitel
The light at Alenbruck Will show the Flhe the
black buoys LII W. and 0. ana down the river clear
Grndener Sand and the 'Alten Liebe - Cuxhaven.
The light at Brunsbutte will show NJ the Ebe over
the entire width OF channel and down the stream to the
buoys l9 10 and II.
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from New York for London; Jessie Goodwin (Brl, Trim
Dai from Wilmington, NC, for do
Arrived on the Lizard Jan 3. ship Frederick Tudor
Bradford from Guanape.
Arrived at Dublin Jan bark Kong Carl (Nor), Knud-
sen, from New York via Queenstown
Arrived at Queenstown Jan Z, ship wheatandshif
(Br' sutherland from san Francisco; bark Antoinetts
aus, stepanovich, from New York 3d. ship Humboldt,
Drummond. from San Francisco.
Arrived at do Jan IL PM, steamship Java (Br). Mar.
tyn from New York for Liverpool
Arrived at Antwerp Jan 2, banks britannia Nor),
Grunwoldt from New York; Margaret Evans (Br, Rob-
ertson. from Philadelphia.
Arrived at DunS'rk Jan 3 ship wcidenhjelm tswe>,
Neuzen, from Philadelphia
Arrived at shanghae previous to Jan s. ship 0entoo
LinnelL from New York
Arrived ut - Jan 3 the siracusa, from United
States.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Jan bark Lalia (Br). Goudy.
for United States.
Sailed from London Jan g ship Freedom Norton, for
United states Ragnhid tNori, Jacobsen for do.
Sailed Dublin Jan bark Elverhoi (Nor). Nstvg.
for United States
Sailed Londonderry Jan bark Countess OF Duf-
ferin (Br), McGonige, for Uned States.
, 1874-10-21
TIRES.


MrNru1s, Tenn. Oct. 2o.-Thls morning. ut
T:s0, fire, caused By a defective duo, broke out
in saloon on Wntor street, in the Elliott Block,
destroying tho entiro block. Tho principal suf-
forots are Matt hlonhhan, coat-stora Elliott l.
Waller, btearhhost-agcnts aud commssion-mor-
chants, and sovotal SALOONS ind bookstores were
ulgd daattoycd. Tho loHh IL hohvy.
The principal loseos by tho burning Of tho
Elliott block thia morning arc ae follows Build
ing, owned by Shelby County, valued at 500, 900 /;
injured in tho North British. IS, goo; Firenau's
furniture, loss 51,doo; fully injured ID
tic Plauter's Of Memphis. A. Boggione, aaloon,
sa,o00, In tho Clas, Of Coy!ngton, Ky.,. noi'-
board on stock, 81 800 in The 2uoen's Of Lon.
don; Matt Monahan and Elliott and hIlior's
loss will probably roach $4,000. Tho total lost
is about @35, 900.
, 1874-10-21
FORElCN.
Denial Of the Report Concerning the
Shooting Of the New York
Timos Correspondent.
Failure Of Negotiations for the sur.
render Of Catl1st Battaltons.
SPAIN,

SPAIN.
cANAnp ExpLopED.
BAyoNNE, Oct. 20.--Thore Ia no truth in tho
report Of tho assassination Of Duokland, tho COT
rospundont Of tho Now York T3'ats. and Jarratt
representative of tho English Catllat Committee.
toohtAf'B CASE.
DosToN, Oct. 2o.-A private letter from Ffod-
crlcK l.. Ddckray to friond In ths city dated
Carcol Nhclonal, Hantand6r. Bpaih, Sdnt. 81,
briefly t,artateh llh hhrl oxpttlduoo of hpbtiiah
itiubtlco III Cubh, anl addd II lhVo to-dAy re-
ceItel an ohdot.faRlng tcloKrau1 from 0du. Oubl-
3rg, o,1t Minister III Madrid"
nENbAYk, Oct. 30.-Ger. ndt1n llts bean ht,-
pointea to tho command OF tho Central Carst
Army, In p1aco Of Don Alphonao.
FAILURE OF NEaoTtAr1bNB.
LONDON. Oct. 21-5:u0 a. 1h-3pecial dis
patches to tho Times from Spnln nay: The
negotiations for tho surrender OF tho Carliht
battnlions con,n,ail1otl by Bornnola and Gorroda
haYe apparently failed"
A. CANAHD. ,
The etory of tho rising ngainst Don Carlos IN
tho Basque prnvincoa Is false. It originated in
tito conduct Of ab eooontric member Of tho Car
lost provincial doputasion who, spoke dfare-
apectfutly Of Don Carlos, nnu fchotnently
atlvoonted peace. a propuanl to Shoot
hin, caused great oxcitoniont among his frionds,
which is thu only foundation for tho reported re-
| volt. ---.
oAhLtsr 1ScEHD1ARtEs. -
Tho Oarlists On Sunday burned . mnnufactor5
and eoino houses within sight Of tin Republican,,
1i.,ea before bilbao. Tho loss Is estimated al
a100,0D0.
, 1874-10-21

FTofal Tie Nel9 TorE 7F7bVne.
There Is great activity In tho Nayy-Yarl ut
Porty1nortS, u. Congroasman Platt IL very
anxious to got l,aoh to GougreaA aud hia collsit~
uoNtA arc very anxious Ito should stay at homo.
Consequently tho Nayy-Yard ls filling up rapidly
with "loyal" worhmon, rho arc convinced thAt
RopublIonn parly do'nanl tllnt tho great A'nori-
eau frnnEor 5s returned to his post. A dispatch
to tho Petersburg ladez and Arpea! says TINT
uon nro boing employed ut tho ratio OF over 400 u
fay, ind tint the torco IL l,nwuyer LEU. II
r platt can only tll,sl men enough, lie will bo
eiactcd. flo las only to 1nato tho voters Of tho
Easy-Ynrl superior In number to tho voto1s of
bis diHtrscs In order to make aure thing Of 1t.
, 1874-10-21
n.tsIldOlls

During John Stuart Mills Parliamentary
oarour. lie introduced series OF BILLS for tllo
better municipal government OF London. Ono
waH bin to creuto soyoral metropolitan niu''lcl-
pnl'toB; another to create a municipality IN
chief; and n third proposed to oxtnnl Tho county
Of tho City OF London. for the CITY, like Nov
York, is county as vol ~ city, oyor the whole
nrcn Of tho metropolitan district. Mono Of those
bills gamo to anything, but it ts yory desirable
TINT the prcsont divided atato Of authority and
jurisdiction In tho metropolitan district Ahanttl
glye paoo to ono municipal government. For
this purpoBo tho threo bills Of hlr. Mill hive
been taken In hand, aud i,avo boon rednuetl to
u tho aue'ont md historic cBrpornton IT tho
City OF London over tho wholo nrea Of tho
motropoiia. Tno metropolitan Board Of 'Torks
would DO joined to tho city corpofatlon. and tho
cratic inethotl than tho proHott oao. IL III ron-
siblo that Tho bill may pass at tho ne1t sos6lon
OF Parliament.
, 1874-10-21
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho Dostons Win Another Game from
tho Athletics.
The Mutua1s Badly Defeated by tho
Atlantios.
The Turf.



rps1tNB W. ATHLETICS
rnltADELrtt1A, Oct. 20.-A echoolboy gamo
wnn to~tlay played by tho Boston md Athletic
Clubs in tic prcHcrco Of about LOCO spectators,
drawn tngethnr III oxt,cctNtioh Of hpirtteu con-
test. Tho Athletics won thu toss. acttdihg Tito
Bossona to bat, whose first tl!reo battors wore
promptly retired: For tho Ath!ot1cs Nfcafu''on,
AtHot, Sutton. Godnay. md Bastih ncorad, Civ.
thom five rrus to BtarE with III tho second inning,
Wills NoVoy and O'nourko mado run zach
for tue Doatots, whttowashing their opponents.
THO third inning waa blanE FOR
both esdcs. In tho fourth hturnHn
wns tho only successful payor for
either Bdo, l1o adding ono to the Athletics: fvo.
In tho fifth for tho Doetons, Darnos, spald[nG,
and schatucr secured throo runs, :tleing tho
game, as tho Athletics in their hh!f failed to
scoro In tho atxt Wright bsFtas 9ia,',,, Hail. M an. ana
to1sa 1oad Of iour, which was OILY lesadfloa y
sonaoudcrfer ttoc1rlhg ono for tlio Athletics II
the last half Of tho inning; Il tho k9so1ltA, e.
ssg 1s20 T a be e'' ho sSs AaStss sae to assS s
a bisnR hna5F' ror r"' bosh a.s'' clubs; as Ssn @
also tic ninth for tho Athletics, tho Dostona 90.
enrnsltwo rns Itu|l and sosfer ,";'g nG;i'ng 81 t'a ae
for Tor il ti,ee Dostons 10 ior tito Athlotlcs.
Up to tho Nth innlng tue ga,no stooa Il, fnrot
Of tho Atlotfss but thoy saTo WY tlsple adsnn-
wero 8cnseu5or ter md Mnrttan IN tho ot,thuil,
ami aeflnoy and Mcbride IN tho iniicd tho atscr
showing lick 1f julsn.ot,t III calling Dattlu, lto
taEo ba1l wiieal properly belonged to senrot1of-
for. mud il, loa>f,ig 9rHt unuovolcd VII lfo dedneY
vas nccosaarily on his l,aso. The l}oatona, aftoI
they lid obtaitsetl tho 1eat, did not, l,la3 With
tioIr usual care In tho hola, reominE to fool TINT
thcy had "soft thing" depending moro OF
tt1e{r batting at|d tho "nulnstn " ut: tholr an
| tagoniats ono Of whom entleayornd to capture
brilliantly, with ono hand. l. ball tint would re-
ottiro the t,laycr to haso do,tbo got, 1t liz lard
ly necessary to ilwoi snoro ut length on ganl'
which can bo c.:ip5ed BY mahy amateur orghul
xations. This following is
, 1874-10-21
En1sp I'DnHlics

Under the aboye caption tho Viaalla (cal.)
Delfa says: "No doubt everybody thinks he
re do mean il a diaoase by that namo. several
casoy of which hayo occurred on Iulc hiver.
Tho patient is taken mith itching on tho nndor
aide ut tho root OF tho touguo, from which, NC
Resembling tongnc, which soon Nils the mouth
and protrildcs from it, causing snifccation aud
death ia few days, nnlcss relief is obtained.
Dr., IIonrahun has had several bad cases, the
futgua being burned away with catlst'c. Iii que
inches in an hour.
, 1874-10-21

probably I'D at1AtosAt1 t,tfofd iotis to tldtc wlio
would wiah to is'it, ~ J., 49,,
i,t,y ,tdi6nt witch hb hha ,''ytsna. hin tp!nto,t
ftach,hE lilo rolo hy lhnd toate, T., Fes thet
p,irpoao ho will proceed to t|o daa1ofn eonat dt
% t'ast nt! %mnhf,bssi 1It viii cstloro tho country
ni,d alvsIcd towhr1 tho north m far as poAglulo.
On the other and', Count Wllozok. wl,o place.,
Dnso1f at tho head Of tho other oXrotiillotl VII
s}denaef seSk nStS liz tosra rms il .ho po'ar sea.
liz viii. consequently, first Of al ntnke eeil for
te eoasts p Ny Storis With ,. tho intention ,, f of
Id NIli h1yAuub into lila ffozen scn by h1antb Of
oauoaa. ca t, aua viii chiefly ondoaror to dipuoxer
wIothor tloro il any eonoootion 1etwoon the
i'm land which II Sisnlogf osrp,3 epp,ose1n no to
of the uc,nl,ovs Of tho expedition to tlid NORTH
pbi6 viii fbl16w Count Wfcsol: II TINT Which ho
rrotoaoa to undertake., ratlsly, Df. Ropes.
, 1874-10-21
4 MAGNIFICENT FIzzLE.

Suecjq{ NiaENtch 70 The CHIca00 1F15tsNes
I,ou1sy11.l.E, Ky., Oct. 20-rho great Conven-
tton at tie National Capital Movers mot, re-
nolycl, and adIouruod today. Tic Whole thing
las boon grand zxlo from iirat TO- in4t; , IiS
people Of Louisville l,aSo troatoa tue aIair villa
sca,a courtosy. having neither provided FREQ &C.
com1nolatona' for Tho delegates, nor e1tondo'l
il was gonoraliy bo[oyod shst no Convention
would be hold until I. y: 1leHylb aud us Ut.
Louis delegation arrived this forenoon, when II
worry lamo performance was'inauRnratol IN tho
lnteroat Of Tho "lt,,ture droat CITY, tho par
ticlrants oounlating Of ton delegates from. Mis-
aouri. Nebraska, illinois, and Indlnnn, aud
nnppel out tho programme, hut Tas unable to
, 1874-10-21
RAILROAD NEWS.
Decision in tile Case or the Rock
ford 81 rock Island.
Bill Against the Peoria & Rock island
Road.


TIRE PEORIA g. ROCK I6LAND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Tho proaout year htounH to ho bad year for
railroad oon,panicB, and yesterday another ono
foutd its way into tho COURTS to have Its affafre
wiot,nd tip. Tlih ttmo 1t Is tho Peoria d Rock
island llailrpad Company, against whom, together
with its ofIlcorB, W. Il. Hamilton, George W.
Oablo @. t. Frost, D. L. Smith. and William
Donnison. pil waH tled yostosday ii tito unitda
Statos Circuit Court by v. g. Thomas D. 4
T1omas and r. b. Simpson for tho purpose of
forocloBing 4 trust-dood for $1,000, 900 giyon tn
tho property Of tho Company to Hecuto an iasno
Of bonds. Oomplananth atato TINT thoy hold
bombs to tho amount OF 421 000, tint tho inter-
est II duo mud unpaiu, anil that thoy have no nd
oquaso security. They givb full history Of tho
road which was organizuu in 1866 undorA special
cl.artcr with tho usual powers In regard to bor-
rowing money. Tho bonds IN question to tho
nnaouht OF Si,590,08o woro given In 1859,
sid to aeciito them Il trust-deed was OK
coutad on tho wholo road, its rolling
stock and franchiacs, Us we'll aB the property Of
tito Cohl Valley Company, with which tho Rock
Island 1load had previously consolidated. J. T.
Thompson aud G. i. Frost waro Trustoos.
Complainants stato that tho bonds wero put on
tho marriott BY Turnor Brotllosa, Of Now York,
unior cortnin roseato Representations which
sccurod a salo at prieeB much aboyo tholr
actual yaluo. The road, It il alleged, waa
/ not completed at tho timo OF the Bale OF
tho houds. This mortgage WAS not first
lieu On nil tho property, since thero MAS
! previous incun.hrance for s15o,0oo On the
property Of thu Coal Talluy Company, Which ill.,
| teblctlress 10 o1yred bT e. ". Cable. OF Iowa
1t IL aBo a1lotd that tho flutls lhyo boon gross:
| IL niisapplicd; tint Bmish l. Dennison, rho had
contracted to build tho road aud equip It, have
had 1850 out Of tho 1000 bonta for 81 ,G00 each.
| Tho rohd IL, in consequences Of thd failure OF
these parlscs tn fulfill their contract, very padl1
equipped, thcfo boing hut Ayo engines md hbolit
100 cnrs, and small dopotB
Tho c6nptatnantH htsb al!cgo that th6ae tuo
detondantB layo Il controlling powor In tic Hoart
Of Dtrertors; thai i. L. Smith Ia also Prcsidcn
Of tho 1udan-,; ol!s Bloomington t. aYostorr
Railroad, Gaa Interested In Other roadb, hnt
,lsiug this road for tho beuofie OF lib otAor nes
In consequence, tho ROAD Inns run down, It's prop
orty doprcciated, tho 1ninps havo beon loft aa
developed. and those Of other companies, pro
fcrrcd, until tho Conpany's oarnlnga VII! no
pay tho interest OIL tho indebtedness
Conplninants therefore aek that tho trust7leo
may bo foreclosed' aud Il Rcccivor appointed
aud also TINT tho defendants DO reatrntned frot
auy further interforouco with tho Company
| aifaira.
, 1874-10-21

nhezpeoiI1t,, a;,,,nnrts TAttawortt, as ii 1hn ever
ttoko' r,ost ~ onr1tpaty n,M sbly aud thou puts
az, aongi 3hn Hopublican State tichot and county
assgst, S IL, onsen aassss o an,s hs
nona+' nats an to D6n1ocrttn for tho 3,egtnaatro.
Taeo1i 1s + vii bo lard 10 toll ow anything eau ho
s ,es fetustGry a ss.os S fs1SS5s tSs
suu .rarat Tno Republicans layo certainly got tho
at, Soas Of II in ceaclty mi, rcApcctabiiity II thor
1ocsi i nominations. Ana. II tliorh is Eood seneo
@ npough for tho oraorgooy. they VII atso l5o on
tho Winning bido. It IL time tl,at tafsos q WHICH
nect to h,icccc t!,at they Must put forward mon
1Trhnso guccesB would bo reform, and aometl'ing
10 DO proud OF. Wo want to reform upward, aud
mt downward.
, 1874-10-21


An adjourned meeting Of tho Chicago Gun
Club was hold last oVoning at Abbey's gun
etogo, tho President. John J. Gillespie, In tho
chair After dispoBfng Of the usual routine bus-
incss, tho leather medal Of tho club was oxhib-
tied, and the following rule ouao.od for tho gov
ernment OF competitors. THO ono mailing
tho worst acoro In ten atngle birds, 81
Yards rise, to bo untitled to tho modal. The
winuor OF tho medal is to hold It uNtli no defeats
como ono elso. Shooting for this medal ia to
tako placu eyory thirty days. Tho holder is
obliged to noccpt challenges from any partY.
Tho medal consists OF d circular piece OF solo
leather, about IL inches in diametor, with n
shooting eccno depicted on both sides. It 10
hung BY q leather chain, md 1oarB tho inscrip-
ton: f'presentod to the worst nLot Of thu C}tln
Club for his ulexampcd cxortiou not to win
it."
On motion, tho club extended m Invitation to
tho mombera Of tho Irish Team to attend tho
Bl1oot to-day at 2 o'clock at 6tags, they to be
allowed five birds.
11ossra. Abboy. Edwards. and Morris wero ap.
pointed committed to escorl their fatnots lriht
Abbey, Phillips, and Stag, were appointed cont
mittee to take charga OF to.day's shooting.
Tho affair is to bo class-shoot tor four
prlzoa. =.
yards riso; and tho double match for five palrs,
| l8 yards rise.
ia motion, the meeting adjourned.
i TIE IRISH TEAM
| have accepted tho invitation of the club
| aud will DO present Mt tho shoot this afternoon
They have lico1i in cl.argo OF Gen, Webster and
hlossrs. Truo and Wilaon during the day, ant
| woro shown about tho city in curriages, LAS
night thoY yaitcd Hooloys. and Tonight they st
to the Academy Of Music: Their stay wllh III
terminates Tomorrow. 4 largo crowd will IN
tlorbtodly s7tneas- tho! shooting by theaa ex
| perts this afternoon.
, 1874-10-21
THE ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND Il sr.
EnTJTS COMPANY,

Judges Drummont and Dlodgett rendered d
decision yesterday in tho oaso Of The Union
Trast Company vs.Tho Rockford, Rock Island t.
st. Louis Railroad Company, which Was bill to
forecoso trust-dccd for 5o,0bO,000 OH
tic road. Tho bill wns dismissed on
demurrer, on tho ground TINT tho time
required had not elapsed hoforo tic ault
was brought. subsequently, On motion
tho case was ceinBtatcd. III tho meantime. how
o1or. tho State Court Ind obtained Jurisdiction
in similar proceeding, and tho question wae
raised Which Court iad tho right to 80 aud loro-
cloEe.
yudso nlodgctt, who do1lverod tho DECISION,
said tho Question wns ono OF great dellcncY.
Tho rule Of iav WIZ TINT the court that first
acquired jurisdiction OF tho controversy Was on-
titied to retain iuriadction and take possession
OF tho subject matter, but it need not Immediate.
IT. take possession OF the rcs.. for this would
oad to unsoomy haste. Tho court frat in
possession will not b. nterlered with by another
court whilo tho iurisdotlon Is retained. ltwhs also
d rule that courts powers oyar Its Judgments
to bot them asitlc or modify them, were unlimited
nra entered Nicl0rson, tho complainant iu tile
| Henry Count, Circuit Court, had oognizanoo Of
| tho motion to roinEtate, hnd also appeared On
| slo argument Of tie demurrer. lIo therefore
| knew that tho Court might at any timo during
tho July term resnmo Its. Jurisdiction This
| Court Ind nevor lost it's Jurisdiction. Tho suit
MAS technically out Of tho records. but tho Court
Ind right, to rosumo, jurinaiclon, aud Nickcr-
orson and Tho Company .seem 10 lnyo
rushed out Of thls Court aud into
the others whom they consented to tho appoint.
mont Of loceYer aftor resisting 1t in tho unitotl
StateB Court. These facts tend to show that the
proceedings in tlsa State Court weru not begun
iu good fatl1, and hence did not como within tho
rnlo as laid down b1 the defendants. As to the
supplemental bill, it clearly el.owed that the
, 1874-10-21

MARYLAND JOCKEY cLun RACES.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 20-Tho annual fall meeting
Of the Maryland Jockey Club commenced to-day.
Tho first race, mills dash, all agos, was won by
Harry Bassett, Grey rlauct second, Lotto
Moon third. limo, 1:4i'' ).
The second raco, tho Dixie stakes, for 9-year
olds, miles, wae won by Vandalito, Madso soc-
ond, Drigaud third. Titno, 3:3514.
neretto. Tltno, 3:379{{, a:30n(, 9:471. 51ate won
the first hoat, but Has ilistanced in the third.
THE RACES At CAMBRIDGE C1TY, IND.
Sprcfat Disnatch to 1Nr CHtcago 1T1bhHt.
OAMuaIpoE CRY, lid, Oct. 20.-Tle raccs to-
day .wcro vol attended, and, considering the
number Of horses utattlhg, tho tlme was re-
markably fast.
Tho asa trot Was wou By Dick Jnmson. Time,
2.29t55, 2:26, and a.;:2l8.
Iii tho three-minuta trot there were fourteen
atartera. 1t was won BY Swallow. Time, 230.
$3.50, 2.9G, and 2;33.
, 1874-10-21

Bptt1al D1NpNtth 70 TIC CHic110 TFsHtENE.
Rusny1LhE, Ill, Oct. 20,-Tho Cahtra1 Com
1nittees Of the Democratic: md Independent
parties Of Schuyler and Fulton Qouuties, con-
prisiug tho TwentY-1fth Senatorial District, mot
mutual agrooment toda in this RiS9e, Tor Tor
senator, tho Democracy having previously
nominated Samuel McCrcary. renegade
Republican, and tho independents !. Monrooo
Da1uau, ex-Representatiyo, aud both OF
confozenco Nas tho throwing overheard Of both
McCreary and barne,l, tna tho Substitution Of
Robert Brown, young farmer Of tito uoighbor-
hood, aud 4 member Of tho Independent party.
As the Darneofass aro largely IN tho ms1orltY ih
our next Senator. Col. 4. B. KirkbrIdo, Of Full
ton County, 10 hls Republican opponent.
, 1874-10-21

4 curious application waH undo tho other day
by I'll old Irish woman to the pol1co Magistrate
a. Westminster. She stated that aho Ind three
brothcrs III America, md twelve months ngo3 one
prlost letter for her containing money, Tho
I,rieat refuaed to give It up. Ilo admitted that
tho letter belonged to her, but he waa rot sat'h~
lied with tho numbor Of timoa she had boon to
confession, and hc declined tt, giro up tho money
lar. Tho Magistrate sent q warrant officer OF
thn court to intaryiow tho priest and teach him
tho law.
, 1874-10-21

NEW YonK, Oct. 20.-A complimentary tcHtimo-
nial exhibition nf billiards WAS given to William
Cook, the English champion, consisting Of
ac1ios Of short games botweon Gnrnior, TIL
dolph, Ubassy, the two Dions, DAILY, and tho
now'y-asr1yod French champion, yigna,lx, The
lnttcr Of whom carried OF the honorH At tho
close testimonial was presented to Cook, aud
It was ANNOUNCED that q grand national tourna~
mont would ho commenced on Nov. 4. The
frat game will be played by the Dion brothors.
, 1874-10-21
At DuhvIllc, Ill.

Special Dispatoh to The ChicaAo Tribune.
DAkyl1nH,. ILL.,, Oct. 2o.-A fire occurred last
night in tho cast pnzt Of tho city, by which
dvoll;ng-houao belonging to ]. +. Blackburn
WAS entirely consumed. Lo6s, 5000; no nHur-
ancn. This ii tho fourth house which has been
burned In the city limits nithin very fow
weeks and tho circnmatanccs connected With
each case were such rs to convtncd the author
ities that iuoenlIaries had bean at work. NO
Arseata havo aa yot boon made, though certain
partiea arc cohely watched.
, 1874-10-21

hume, Mayluror mil bargen ; arhr Gilmore.
up-lrclm Milwaukee, Doan Etelnond. ltoekot,
Phil Sheridan. Clinton bchrs coruca, Wtpdtate I"i'
light,
Wlxp-BouthwoHt; Weather fine, ..
- FonF liu'tos, Mirh:. Out. M-Evsning.-Do~A-
Psop Swallow satss Wn9staH. l!almnn.
Up-Behrs FOLLY II. No,(He1a, Alyst!s Star.
, 1874-10-21
MISSOURI STATE GRANGE,

. SrtcfaI bispatch 70 Tia Chfcaao Trj0lne.
KAssAs C1rl, Mo-. Ont. 2o.-Yho btato Grange
met huro today. Over 100 delegatess, wore pres
State. k1aster klien dosisefed his addrenB, in
Which ho recommended mnny changes. Ho stat
I'd tl,at thoro wore 1.09f, Granges in tho orgnni-
zation, and that tho Order was ilo,,riehlng, TO-
tia Exonutiyo Committee Troasuror, aud Live
Stook Agent. Tho mootlng will last during tbs
wcet
, 1874-10-21

-Erery married inau In rttsburg llas turned
boat~bulides, ami tH oroatng gon.lola unto him.
aelf, since returned Vonctiai, trayolor upsot
our on tho river aud drowncl lis Hifo. Tho
girls look On In calm approval.
, 1874-10-21

WAan1sarox, D. G., Oct. 20.-Fur the lakes
and thence to tic Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
northwest to northeast winds. ooolor md partly
cloudy woather For. tho Northwest, and
thonco to Missouri, falling barometer. north.
ca6terly winds. warmer, cloudy weather, aud
rnin. .-...-.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. ...-
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. 1871.
, 1874-10-21

TIE ELECTIONS.
pARra, Oct. 20.-FlftS-soven Of the recently
elected Councils hnyo organized, ts7cnty-throo
choosing Republican Presidents.
NATuR ntBMlsHED.
The Mayor Of Nice has boen dismissed for rec
o1nmending tue election Of porsons iarorlng 4
aeparatiou Of Nico from franco.
, 1874-10-21

1soEnsoL1, Ont, Oct. 20.-T D. Milior'a pork
packing factory, In tho outuktrts Of the town,was
totally destroyed by fire to-uight. 4 portion Of
meat wcre Spoiled Property fully insured
, 1874-10-21

Special nsnatch to The Chicaa" Trtbunt.
MILWAUKEE. Nia., Oct. 19.-Tho report Of tho
Congressional Committee On the question at tue
alleged inoligibility Of lr. Rlndakopf for Con
Eress has boen publiahed. It con6rma Rind-
ekopf'a eligibility.
, 1874-10-21

Special D1fpaEeH 10 IHt LKfc156 7Fi6HHe. "
OeuKosH, Wis, OCT. 19.~-J. II. Porter, n0nl-
tnated By tho Democrats for State Senator, has
declined the honor.
Tho Republicans in tho Second Assembly Dis
trict nominated DR., n. y. Roblnboh. Of Nccnnn.
md in tho Fourth District, Trunk Leach, Of
Utica.