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Tm MEXICAN BoRDKR--What the Texans
think of the Mexican border troubles is ex-
pressed by the appeal Of the Governor to the
national government for military protection.
The opinions Of the Mexican Minister, as
given in an interview with representative Of
the HKRAID yesterday, viii be found else
xwhera
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From our reports his morning The probabilities
are that the uedther today ell be clearing
and cool
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THE WARM AND MID AIRS Of the past few
days have destroyed all fears Of disastrous
floods in the principal rivers, and to-day
many a grateful heart will thank the Giver
of All Good.
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PEACE is promised once more from Spain.
Il is likely that the note viii have to be re-
newed, as it so often has been
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GovERNoR HAETRANTT yesterday issued his
proclamation requiring the disorderly miners
to disperse. The dangers Of serious dis
turbances in the coal regions are still unre-
moved.
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A SKETCH OF FATHER DE SEEr, the dis
coverer Of the Black Hills gold country,
with other interesting relative information, is
furnished by Mr.. Thurlow Weed in our col
rmna fo-dav
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YESTERDAY His ExceIlency left Elizabeth
for Washington.
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WALLACkS THEATRE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or A POOR YOCHG MAN, at
SP. NJ. closes ut 10 40 p III. Mr.. Montague.
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QUINTUPLE SHEET,

NEW YORK. SUNDAY. APRIL 1. 1873.
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MRS coNwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE.
English upera-BOH sMlAA GIRL, ats 4. M closes at
l0:f6 4. N. Miss Kellogg
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COLOsSECM
BROADWAY and Thirty -four h street-PARIS BY NIGHT
Two exhibitions daily, al 2 and L. N.
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WOODS MUsEUM.
Broadway, corner OF Thiriieth street-THE BLACK
HAND. At p. NJ; closes NJ 10 As A. H. Matinee at
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

. JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR.
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1TvOLI THEATRE
Eighth street, between econd and Third avenues-
VARIETY ats ?. N closes at u Y. n.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART
West Fourteenth street-open from u A. NJ to p N.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs
Broadway, corner Of twenty ninth street-NEGRO
nlnSTRELSY. at . r. NJ; closes At 10 r. NJ
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THEATRE CONTOUR
No n4 Broadway-NARILTY, at y. N. closes At 10 AS
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE
Fulton avenue.-VARIETY at 4. NJ; closes at 10 40
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LYCEUM THEATRE
Fourteenth street near Sixth avenue.-LE JOLIE
PARFUMkUs r., ats T. N. Mile. Aimee
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BRYANTS OPERA HOUSE,
West Twenty third street. sixth avenue.-NEGRO
MINsTkELsf &c. at +. NJ closes At 10 r. N. Dan
Bryant
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GERMANIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street -GIk0FLEGIKOFLA, at r. N.
closes at 10 "a r. VI. hiss Ina Mayr.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.
sE al ia 70 n Mr. Nom Montague SS' nA
COLOSSEUM,
FFroadway and Ihiryfoq5 ree1PARIs BIZ NIGHT
r,.. mrs coEwAys sRooKHYs THEY'RE sio.. .
lo:4o 7. NJ Nils Kellogg
WOODS MUsEUM
5xSD. a ?. n; closes Al 10 Is N Matinee at
No. sl4 Broadway. VARIETY At p n. closes At 10 AS
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART,
West Fourteenth sreet-open from ~ A. NJ to 5 P. NJ
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE
Fulton avenue.-VARIETY, at ; r. NJ; closes at 10 AS
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE,
srse c ases y Ds0
Bryant
d yoasssn q at NJ
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No Ga Broadway VARIETY. at r M closes at 10 rs
ROMAN HIrPoDRoNE.
Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh street-VIsIoNs
or THE HoURJs at 80 r. A. and o. Pm.
- =. TONY PAsIoSS,yS OPERA HOUSE.
FIFTH AVENUE tn TATRE.
MANIA. al r. NJ closes ut l0.sO 2 N. Mr. Fisher Mr.
LswiS Miss Davenport, Mrs. Gilbert
PARK THEATRE,
Broadway.-DAVY CROCKETT at r NJ; closes at
w;0P NJ Mr. Mayo.
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE
No. 5S5 Broadway.-VARIEIY att r. NJ closes at 10 AS
sTETNwAY HALL.
Fourteenth street-HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA, at s
BOwERY THEATRE,
Bowery:-AROUND The WORLD ~ EIGHTY DAYS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Eighth avenue and Iwe tythird street AHMED, at IS
BOOTHS THEATRE
corner OF Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue.
HENRY ", ar 4. n closes II A. u. Mr. Rignod.
LYCEUM THEATRE
PARPUMEUs r, at p. ". Mile Aimee
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs
Broadway corner Of twenty ninth street-NBGRO
nInsTRELSY. at . r. NJ; closes At 10 T. NJ
TIvoLI THEATRE
Eighth street, between econa and Third avenues
VARIETY. ats ?. "a closes at IL r. n.
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FIFTH AVENUE 1HFATRE.
Twenty-etghth street aud Broauway.-THE BIG BO-
MANIA. AT r. NJ. closes at 80 ? N. Mr. Fisher Mr.
Lewis. Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
,orner OF Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue.
HENRY ", al 4. N /; closes IL 4. n. Mr.. Rignod.
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ROMAN HIPPODRONE.
Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh SUBDIVISIONS
or THE HouRJS. at 80 r. NJ. and . r. NJ.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
No Ga Broadway VARIETY at r. NJ closes at 10 rs
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TONY PAsToH,s OPERA HOUSE
No f0l Bowery.-yARIETY, at r. NJ; closes at 10 AS
, 1875-10-31
MOROCCO,

MOROCCO.
HOW EA1D- J11ALY ben HAMoo WAS TAUGHT 10
RESPECT THE AIER1CAN FLAG.
Ne,o York Herald.
An American gentleman resident in Tangier
writes q letter to friend in Trenton, N. j..
from which the following extract is taken:
Public attention in Tangief Morocco, has
lately been excited By decided action on tho
p,1t of the Uuitod 6tates Consul General, which
almost recalls Commodore Rodg gers' Lively timea
with the Rasha OF Tunis in 1905.
Taneier has lately been blessed with new
Basha. Kaid Jtln1y ben Hamoo. an old man who
has been used to Moorish intrigue and oppres~
s,on all bis life, and has ne7ar before been
brought into contact with Christians.
Some good. for lhe Sultan lately arrived At
Taneior and Kaid Jilaly proceeded to - attach
all the camels in that port to convey the pack
ages to Fez. Among others, be appropriated
esmes 6s san os ~ss he
first who applied for the restoration :. OF
two camels belonging to an Italian
subject, end the request Was granted
This was followed BY applications OF q
similar character from the BRUSH and Amet1-
applications, and on being reminded that he bad
already granted the same request to the Italian
Coueul he exclaimed, Why. You Consols ara
like 40 many orkeys! whatever one does all
the rest must do!
Col F. a. Mathews, cur Consul Gen
eral, Immediately called on Mr. White,
tho Br; :iah Consul, TO ask it
be would Join in resentng the language used bv
the Banha. dr. White declined, SAYING he
would let the insult pass uuooticed; 80 Col.
Mathews decided to exact satisfaction slngly-
In pursuance OF this resolution he scot word
to Sid Moh7mod Bargasl, the Sultan's Minister
for Foreign Affairs, informing him that II The
Dasha did not come personally to
the United States Consulate By II
O'Clock tha: day and make full apology he
(Col Math ows> should haul down his flagstaff
and cross tt, Gibraltar, there to await the orders
Of his Government. In reply the Minister
begged for IN extension Of the time to p. H.,
rs tho day was Friday,-the Mussulman Sab
BATH and the Basha Was due at the mosque at
t. COL Mathews granted this extern
sion, and at o'clock the Basha and the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs arrived in state with
I numerous re.inue. COL Mathews received
them seated, md, when the Basha had fn'lr
apologized for the expressions Of wh'ch be had
been gui!tr. rose and shook hands With his
contEito via itors.
The reioicings and congratulations in Taugier
we're loud, ~ the b a-ha, in order, We suppose.
to avoid any further complications, Immediately
afterward released all the camels hs had At
tached.
, 1875-10-31
FINANCIAL.


Special Dispatch to The Chtcdao Tribune
Boston. Mass, Oct 30.-Anothes Director In
the Eastern Railroad resigned to-day, and tho
stock, which fell to 14I on Cummings resigna-
ton last Monday, and reacted to % On President
Wooldredge's resignation. closed tonight at 20.
It ie understood that, in case OF certain change
OF the Directory, With the election OF certain
man for President, Cummings resignation,
which has not been accepted. will be Withdrawn.
The sensation on the street today WAS caused
by the reduction of the Providence Road di7i-
dend from S to per cent, and stock dropped
from 1853 to LAT, dividend Oh. and fell to ia by
auction. The road couid easily pay Per cent,
having actually earned ~.
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy closed strong At
1l1N bid :.
Csl1 loans, 8 to 81. Gilt-edged notes can be
negotiated 1t Ak for six months.
NEW YORK
NEx Toax, Oct. 30.-The Brooklyn Irust
Company has just compromised suit growing
ont Of the defalcation Of its former PEendeot,
the late E. 8. Mills by paying its bonds TO the
x.lne of sl25.000. and costs amounting to
Considerable feeling is alleged to exist on the
Produce Exchange betHeen the broker FOR the
" bull" clique and those members OF that body.
4 nxrt Of whor, have been badly "squeezed::
After Change hours here to-day, hot "oros
were exchanged between some OF the - oease
and the broker, and he Was Accused OF 1rfe8a1a'
trAnsscrlnus.
, 1875-10-31

fourth street, io the 9th year OF his ago He
wAs nattra ct th1s city and Hon OF
the late Ftancs secor, one OF the fo1enen
Of Robert Futon. in the work Of building the
Clermonr, the first steamer ever constructed.
AZ tho head Of tbs frun OF Secor l. Co.. Dir.
Secor nas engaged in the construction OF one
quarter Of all the iron-clads which vera built for
tao Government during the Rebellion. Be
aided largely 10 building the Toledo Warsaw i
Peoria Railroad, Of which he Was elected P1eai-
Ifnnt.
, 1875-10-31
THE WRECKED MERCHANT.

RACINE, Wis. Oct 30.-Ths heaviest lake.
storm we haye had on this side since the
grounding of the propeller Merchant has been
raging since yesterday afternoon. The break
ets On the reef aro tlasbing angrily over
the hapless vessel, sometimes hiding it
almost entirely from view. The stern
appears t'> have SWING considerably
toward the etsst, thus throwing the position of
the bow sh.,1eward. Those who predicted
total wreck during the first neavy storm a1e eur-
prised that tie propeller stands it 80 Tell.
, 1875-10-31

Lake Station, Ind, Is pArt-pavnens On = debt OF
$780, The money was in six now $40 bills On
the FIRST National Bank Of Iachmond+
Iud- Dalton made some purchases yes
terday. and rendered one OF tho
bills in payment Not liking it's
appearance, the person to whom it waa offered
took 1t to q bank for examination. ard aecct-
tanned that il WAS counterfeit. ALI the bills were
the same. No suecicioo Of An attempt to
"thore the queer" knowing it to be such, at
taches to Dalton, xho is we'll known here, but
pc, haps it would be well fer the Government de-
tecriyes to look after the Indiana man-
, 1875-10-31
OBITUARY.

s4r FRANCISCO. Cal, 0ct 8o-~smes otaa'
Mayor, died. this morning.
oxAHA, Eeb-, Oct 3o-"anan .. 1~'e.' ~
ia ,nd r-.oec.ed elsizen, formerly from MARI
land, died hero yesserdaJ.
NEW Yo11, oet- 3o-zeno seeof @eo yee
d.v ,ft.rnoon 1t hin reaidaooe, Rst Thirty
, 1875-10-31
THE CLEWS ESTATE

THE ELEW5 ES = 1E.
Ar1nsrA,. Ga, Oct. 3o.-The Master in Chan
carr To wh ouo was referred matters IN contro-
ye1sv betw.,ea Henry CLOVIS 4 Co.. of New York,
and the Csrtersyille l. Van Vert Railroad Com
pauv ss to the liability Of the latter on account
IF r. honds ap.d money advanced for the const1uc-
tion Of tbe road. reported s167,4 70 due Clews
l. Co. Jutfge Woods to-day Sustained the re-
mort.
, 1875-10-31
THE LEavENWCRTH MURDER.

sper.a1 U4rpatch to TIE caaraoo Ttzoune.
LxkyEswonrH, Fan, Oct 80.-The following
kte7 xss received in this city to-day by the act
ng Coroner, which clears up the mystery OF the
identity Of Miss Blackweu whose body was found
The river Wednesday afternoon. and who un-
toubtediy was murdered:
lccnTu1x, e., Of. so.-J. r: farrc'f Justice e
4 Fesp-Ths terrible newz Of MAria Blsckwell's
kAth I'M sent me lust night about o'clock. nTe
tnsa from the railroad IN Centre Township Potto.
=. s1sante County, FL. AN b1othe1-in-aw d
l4sh d April List, for tho purpose Of paying
~ rtzs, md u times were dull East her v1ate WIS
seoaeed into the summer. She had 5eon IN Lelands
Ea Kaasas City, before whiting u.s. and before that
4sA to the rai1oad Oct 7. She was going TO seek
supo5m=nt When she left homo she thought OF go
Ges hansas Clts. hut on arriving at tha depot
aes mind fsoor Of ave Ss@
~ ~zc '< best there. ~ whea @ sho len hers
" ~ tn good health End fpirits. and alonc When
By :as Tsns .aa 10 ~
= eon,a,t4sd on ID suicide. ID " % an1 think
d., a1ytaing That vould cause H neT to
= nint t M only one Of buainess. Mr.. Long
~ Y Kansas City. and 40 acquaintance Of
- - B she hoped to obtain employment
ss 8, h nanenos The e.. Ress which 1oaf nof sent
a.n.as City IN ,uly, o. any time since Alrl She
of going to Kansas City On the pass that Long
oe9. but - business was very dull no pe9oaded
nd .ss ID nna f' t ss0 %
cg ssg xith her sonin-1.w near carthage, in Jasper
i%aty. iIUsaty. She has brother pracacing lav at New
ss% soes'5 Oven County. will write you again as
JoeuuA DAT Hor1, Louisville, Kan.
, 1875-10-31

Mail Aod Express, s,................
tiIaA~a nad GAtratne Passenger.
DUBUQUE i sioux City E1p......
Pacific Faus Laae, fdr 0rnaha- i.
kAnsAs tity. LnayenHatto, ~,
cnHcu T. st. Joseph k1p......
Texas E1pIexs. xs.............~.....,
AuFo:h rzayenger................
hfcndett, OttA VI i StreAtor Past
4turura P9asenxer................
Aurora PASSENGER fSun 1aJ)..
Quhucne i Sinu1 City Erp. -.
Pacific Night EXP. fer Omaha.
kAna2s CTS. t4ea7enwoEth, AT
.chlkon + II. Joseph Exp.....-
01wucf's Grtve Accommodation
UoHn~get:rove Accommodation
Downcr'AG L raTe AccUeam,tk ,tkati.1
, 1875-10-31

s-Depot corner Of Wells aud Klaz.es.a,
ADepot corner OF Canal and Kfnx11-stS,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAtk4741
Dspos, foo q Laaest.. 4a1 foa. a Hssaty-ssee~+A
1scAet-oHes. u CturkH.. saashea u ksadatsA
sad IS Lak<st.. NE.soat Aexs<-
, 1875-10-31
hRTGS1NtA,


EVASION pY EGYPTIAN TROOPS.
CA1Bo. Egypt, Oct. 3o.-The Egyptian army
has entered Abvssinia. The AbJssinians nre re-
treating, offering no resistance.
, 1875-10-31

kAnsAs City and Denver Fast Ex.
st. Louis and SprtQKteEd Ex....
st. LOUIS, 3prinktield / Texas.
Peoria. keokuk i B7elinxton..
Peoria, ketlkiK r Hnr:inston.. /.
Chicago q PAducah Railroad Re.
Strcatort L&con. Warrington E1.
Joliet / D1lkht Accommodation
, 1875-10-31
FIRES.
Affairs at Virginia City Hourly
Growing More Hopeful
The California Insurance Companies Will
Meet Their Losses Promptly.
a Complete List Of Losses BY the Cana
Street Tire.


VIRGINIA CITY NEy.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 90.-.A special from
Virginia Ctr. New, says: - Building is going
on rapidly, and tho burnt district is dotted with
ahantiea. Work is plenty and wages high. The
people are recovering their spirits. Ralief is
coming in freely. As soon a< provisions aud
money become plenty, no more aid will DO
needed The town will be all right in week or
two."
The Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY, of this
citY, eays its losses are est1m4tsd at 5l05, ,001>
and that 1t has cash available to pa7 in full The
Commercial OF San Francisco, figures it's loss az
At s65, 200, and its Assets ut 3478.000.
The relief movement is going On here actively.
SPECIAL from Virginia says that Gould l.
Curry commenced holsting ore to-day for tlle
Consolidated Virginia, and will hoist 400 tons
per day. Work is going on at tho Ophir sha it
with great activity, putting timbers 10. The
shaft will be ready fol the uachiuefv b7 Wedne s.
day next The cages have been raised from tile
Consolidated Virginia SHAFT 1t is believed that
in three weeks time the machinery will be
ready. and work going on again. The water in
the mines below the 1860 foot 1eyel is steadily
gong down.
The Ophir Company have made araegenaenta
with the Chollar Company for the use of the en-.
gines md hosting works Of the latter. Th6y
will be put in position at once. It is confidently
expected that the work Of hoisting ore will CON-
meuce in about fifteen or twenty days. There
nre no caves in any Of the mines. Mining men
and stockholders here take cheerful view OF
the situation.
, 1875-10-31
THE INDIANS.
THE osAoEs REBEL AGAINST GIBSON.

THE osAoEs REBEL AGAINST GIBSON.
SPECIAL Dspa&ch IN Tbs chteaoo 7T1bans~
LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 3o.-Authentio ad71ce'
received in this city, convey tbs startling in
. +,~m.tion Of An upr1ring OF tho 0ssge Indians
s". 1amsvn ~ ~ . .,thnritv ~ Aeent Gibson, But
70 fesent s..an;usd tue ,n;e1noaition Of Hard Robe
and Gov. Joe, prominent Chiefs, Gibson
would have been driven of the reserve
~ roao 0~ ~ .,o~s1v onaraed by the
ne no" .os.s s su,,.r,aadsnt Ho.g h,,
lnce1sea 1eoeA1uo @no tLsa-.a fa.rno hTood-
, 1875-10-31
RAILROADS.


THE NEW PooL-
There can bo no longer any doubt that the an-
nouncenent previously made in TIE TRIBUNE
that all the roads leading to and from the East
had formed pool OF both their PASSENGER and
freight earnings ia correct, and tho increase
in the rates OF freight Il the result OF
such combination. Meetings Of the officers
Of all the Chicago lines leading to the East e1-
eeps the new Erie Chicago. have been held in
this city during the last two days st the ofice Of
the Pittsburg i Fort Wayne Railroad for the
purpose Of completing the Arrangements for the
pool. Clerks are at work ut all the of6ees fixing
up the dlriaions Of earnings for the various
lines. The officers OF the various roads are
reticent, aud refuse to give any information.
They, however. do not deny that the meet
ings are for The PURPOSE OF arranging tho
divisions OF the pool. There were oone OF the
officers of the Erie & Chicago line present at
this meeting, and it is not definitely known that
this line has also joined the combustion. 1t il
claimed By thoso who ought tn know that It has,
but. ~ the managers Of this line are not in tho
city it is impossible to get any information as
regards its relation to the big pool. The new
passenger rates which we're announced in The
TRIBUNE week ago will 20 into odect to-mor-
row. 1t is stated that smother increase in
freight rates will also be made in day or two.
IOWA FORECLOSURES.
DEs MONIES, H., Oct 30.-Judge Dillon. OF
the United States Circuit Court at this place.
rendered DEGREES of foreclosure against the Bur-
Ington, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota hallway and
its four banches for the sum OF $1,000, 600. and
ordered the sale OF SAID roads at Cedar Rapids,
1a., next month. The DEGREES contain pEoViB-
ion intended to protect the smaller bond
holders, giving them the option to take
their proportion Of tho sum realized from the
sale or he allowed to enter the reorganized Com
paoy on the same footing with the new corpora
tors also decree Of foreclosure for $4,000, 600
k4.n - T. D%4I tNkAF Tar
, 1875-10-31

SEIZURE OF CI5NFS.
MmpHs. Tenn, Oct. s0.-Gen. Patterson,
the Collector OF Internal Revenue, seized last
evening about 80 700 cigars in the hands OF vAri-
oys dealers, because the makers names were
pressed into the boxes instesd of being burned
IN with brand, as required by Law.
, 1875-10-31

BuFrAno, n. T., Oct 3o.-AuBtin Van Amburg
died to-day from wounds received in quarrel
With George Marang on Friday morning. Both
we're canal boat1nen.
, 1875-10-31

OCEAN >ttA,.t. M? fsTS.
NEw YoEx, Oct 3o--Auived, steamship Oder,
from Bremen; Adria,ic, from Liverpool
LONDON, Oct 3o.-S;eamsa.p Sam Weller,
from New York, has arrived ous.
FAIuEn rc1x7, Oct 30-A1TiTed, steamship
Iorzyiao. from Liverpool.
, 1875-10-31
They Indulge in a Boisterous
Frolic on Friday Night.
4 Violent Wind-Storm Sweeps Over q
Wide Range Of Country.
Apprehension Of Disaster to Vessels On
Lake Erie.

ON LAKE ERIE.
Special Dispatch to Th4 CA1caeo Tribune.
ERIE, Pa, Oct. 30.-Old Lake Erie il again
terribly ag1tated. Tho storm commenced about
O'Clock this morning, and by noon it ras blow
ing perfect gale. A large fleet OF vessels were
driven down the lake, and came to snehor on
the lighthouse pier. One large propeller from
Buffalo came in and anchored IN the channel.
Ono OF the ecnooners commenced dragging her
anchor about noon. and sigualed for tug,
but the lake Was SO rough that no
tuc would venture out, and it VAS reported this
evening that the vessel had gone ashore below
the land lighthouse. There are now ten vessels
living anchored outside, and large number arc
under Long Point. Two or three vessels are re-
ported ashore there.
It Was reported this evening that the United
States steamer Michigan Was wrecked, but there
is no foundation for this rumor. She Is prooa~
blv safe in Fort Dovar harbor.
The revenue-steaner Perry tried to aid YES
sci that showed signal of distress, but WAS
compelled to turn back, as she could not accom-
plish anything. She is lying with steam up,
ready to aid any unfortunate Captain that may
need her assistance.
Tho schooner Massilon and propeller Mary
Jarecki came in from Marquette today. They
report that the propeller Fred Kelly ls iY1ng dis
abled at Marquette with broken CYLINDER
1t is feared that the vessels ashore at Long
Point have gone to pieces The storm IS not
yet over. and it is probable that numerous dis-
assers will De reported tomorrow.
, 1875-10-31

were t;,rc..n out of employment. A majority ot
,.. r. al, ~ to-day agreed to com E'nt'ss ut 3o
crn.et r., ,ut, dollar nn3 be will probably resume
m about tv o months
, 1875-10-31
KICKED BY A HORSE.

Sptetdl Dlspd1ch to 7As Ckicaos Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,, Oct, 30.-Prot n. MckindHc
Tooke, Manager Of the Rocz River University IN
this city, was verY seriously injured to-day by
vicious horse that he Vas handliog, breaking
his arm, anll dlsiocating his shou1deI-blnde.
, 1875-10-31

LITTLE Rock Ark. Oct. Twenty imported
wagons. belonging to merchants ut RusselVllle,
On the Little Rock d. Fort Scott Railway, were
cut to pieces last night by ! body Of masked men.
supposed to belong 70 tho Wsgon-Makers' Union.
, 1875-10-31
At CINCINNATI.

C1xc1SsA11, O., Oct. s0.-A fire this afternoon
in the Casino Building, corner Walnut and Gano
streets, occupied by George Fisher, and Nieman 4
Lippcrt, merchant tailora, caused loss OF
$4,000; fully insured.
, 1875-10-31
ON LONG iSLANE

New YosK, Oct. 90.-Near]y ono-haf the
village Of Queens. L. T., burned early this mozn-
ing. Loss, $40, 900.
, 1875-10-31
MORE RAILROAD FATALITIES.
E41ke1n{ E>fxpnteh IN TLs Chiedon Tribune.

FoR1 WArNE Ind. Oct. S0.-Last night
Thomas Roy, while crossing the track OF the
Toledo, Wabash Western Railroad in : nagun,
at New Haven, was run over by freight train
aud instantly killed. The accident occurred
about 9 o'clock. The body Of the unfortunate
man was terribly mutiated. Roy was an old
citizen Of the county, and leaves large family.
This morning, while IN express train On the
Toledo, Wabash l. Western Railway was passing
Neapolis, heavy chunk OF coal fell from the
tender upon the head of q section-band named
Charles Farley, from the effects Of which he
died in . faw minutes.