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, 1881-11-19

EpRttd3 U8@4EeH 10 zas C1Etu3" 1Ft1HH3s
SoCrr BEND, lnu.. Nov. 1S.-Iach Norris,
n mechanic, has been missing since Inst
night, aud from circumstances it Is supposed
}!o was drowned. Ills COURSE homo WIS by II
footwaIls maintained by tho city on the
Grand Trunk Isallroad bridge. il section Of
hattarat1 IL gone from tho walk. and a,,y one
going ncross In the dark, depending a1l tllnt,
were hear,l By several from the river. Thare
IN n leEeHd from the l'Ottnwnt0Mfe 1ldinny
that tic st. ,]u ttiver I,H to l,ayU Tires VIC
thus in this vicinity annually. 1t seldom
fuIls receiving them.
, 1881-11-19

EtLrATJltck AM, ltt;lEf.nt1T.
,Epteiat Utspateh to Tbs Catct1go TRIBUNE,

TtLrAT1ltcK .tSD ltt;tILDt1T.
Enteiat Utspateh to Ths Cateago Tf1buns.
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Nov. ls.--Thu report
that Gltl.. Fitzpatrick. Minister to Chill, Is
de,ld Is not confirmed. The State Depart
tncnt totlay RECEIVED o',lcial n,fviccs froln
Valparaiso stn.'ng ttat t;e,,, Fitzpatrick lies
very III ihtlee,t ut IL summer resort snu,e six
miles from TINT Capital, ard that his rccov-
c1y ~ Ereatiy doubled. Tllo sunse mail
brought tho letter fruln Minister kilEatriclt
contained lit tho AssocIutc.[ Press 1'nnn,n,,
dispatch Of this morning, III which 1,o placed
himself III sharp antngnnism tn Minister
Hurlbut on tin rertl-Chl[i question, nttl cites
Instructions from tho Stnto Department to
sltstan l,Is own position rs against ulat Of
Minister 1lurlbut.
TIL: CENSUS.
10 tho Efatft1. Assoetaifa Frtss.
WAsl1lSnToS, d. T., Nuy. ls.-The topu-
lat[on Of tic United States, As lllially deter
mined by tho lust celss, Is ~, 1:Ij,T&i.
THE rrrrslsGRH Ct,1lEcruits1l1f.
Mcssrs. Cameron, Negley, U[gel0w. and
other prominent 1'en1lsylyaMlnns, called
utpi, Secretary Folger tlls morning In ref
erence to Tho Pf.tsblrg Collectors!tfp.
UNITED STATES EoSrs
received for redemption under tho 105th call,
s 1U,UG0,00V.
Tifts LOOKS BETTER.
The treasurer of tho Garfield Memorial
I10spit, announces the contributions 10 tl,,ti
0biect NOW Ut IS. assurance Inns beeil
received from nI parts IF tho cDl,atry thai
this sum will shortly bu increased by large
uatiitional subscriptions.
, 1881-11-19

What Conxrcas Should DO for tllc 7Iur.
dcreh Pre.ident'H Widow.

FAAk SNoUIA 1Su 1OT tjlG H1UFS
dcretl PreHideittsH Widow.
Nf,U i"rk Mall. Nor. tG.
The FnTty-seyent.i Congress will soon AZ.
selllble, u1ldcr peculiar circumstances. Near
" all Its members were elected on tho sllppo.
sition TINT they would bo arraycd rs friends
Or foes of thu Administration Of james 4.
Garfield. They Will NIL come together as the
representatives of n Milton that hns been
unfiscd by tho suiFcrlngs and death OF Gar
field. As regards tho duties owed by the
Legislative branch Of the Federal Goverr-
lnent to tile memory and family Of Its mur-
dereu Executive, there can be no party or
sectional lines In Congress.
Tho natural instincts Of every patriotic and
right-,niMded member Of Congress- would
lcud him to consider it his first duty to act
with regnrd 10 the great tragedy und Its re-
suits, which llllcI tho world with mourning
md give ilsa new President, whose first oIlt-
cinl declarations sct for Congress Il touching
example of tho tender recognition Of tho
Erent,less and goodness Of Ills predecessor.
before Congress gets INTO THO heat Of the In
gyltnble contests tl,at nrc before it, 1t should
net as one man lit regard to the duties I'm
posc4 By the luartyrtUnl that ,nllls n1! our
people ono. THESE duties Art sacrctl. Solemn,
ut,h Ut universal obi gatIoN. Their discharge
f FirstNConsfess Should make Its Official
recognition nI the CHARACTER, career, and
services of Garfield, us all the other repre-
sentative bodies Ut Christenduu, and u,a,ly
outside IF tIlnr llntit, have dune. 1t should,
Mls0, appoint 4 john committee comprising
tile abtest and best men If bntli l10nsrs and
ai parties, 10 consider and report un tao leg
lsutton lltetted 10 prevent aud punlsl, t|ie
ctinle Of killing Presidents. ind tu iessen
tic succession TO Tho Presidency By the Vice
President.
Seco,ul-Congress should vote promptly to
tl!s widow anl e!'ilnFsn q Garfield !i!s ~. IN.
yeur OF Ills turn, n pension Of s5,U0o year,
illlli thu fraiIkng privilege for life.
Thu libcraiiiy of tic Deop!e towards Mrs.
| GARFIELD aud her children Will mt be pleaded
CONGRESSMAN us 4 reason why Congress
| sllo,lIll fail TO perform lis obvious duties,
| On the contrary. tho free offerings or tho peo-
pie, Ut all classes ai,d sections, should warn
universal public sentiment tllat demands Of
Congress such pr,Mpt aud generous actl0n
~ will b. worthy Of our peonle 'u,l vi, to
t;areld @ was uttprecedented In W It's ra'sug ti ai
nmonnt, % it's action Of Congress shoull iiot
be !!inlitcd by precs1ents, nor should 1t bo
Garfield wns Killed In tho Official service of
the people; killed bccaasu te wns President
| he was. Lie did not seek llle Presidency; it
sought hin. 1t took lIin! from tho eollEeisin!
duties Of u trai,sed legislator and exposed
hlin 70 the slaliasrs ana attacks Sf liis foes
tlraftelt him Into their service rs President
nlltl put him fn tlla way that led 10 death and
in Immortal fame. unly through Congress
reward rev, tlle Services of tur slXin servaii tantl
lss,lnio tic duty of providing for tic Nations
wards. Individual gellerOsltLes, h0,ycvey
| great In tho Nggrcgate, have nothing to do
, 1881-11-19
DrosvnluG OF a LlghsilonAe. Keeper mud
k0Mr CUulnppt0tlt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lS.-Wcdnestlay
morning ". C. rurtlow, keeper Of Farallan
Lighthouse. with fur Fishermen a'Id Il b"y,
Init tlte purt III plungar fur Ills station.
Natl,Ing I,as brot llcurl Ut thom since. Tho
weather Is stnrlny. Wreckage identified as
belonging tu tho plungor w;ls packeu Hp YES
WurU lost,
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mt redeem postal-cnrls under my cfrcunt~
stances whatever. In order 10 obtnin credit
for cnrtts redeemed up to tho ttats named,
l'astmnsters AhDmil forward them tn tho De-
lrtnlent lIe'ara tho alst If ,fnrcIl. 1ss2, after
whfcl, IN allowance nF credit fur tho re-
dGmptt0Il Of pUstnl-cnrtls will bu llute.
, 1881-11-19
4 Lucky Escape.

8pttIaI Dlspd1eh 10 IAe Ehttdoo 1T1bNNf.
VASpA1lA, ILL.,, Nov. 1s.-Tl!ls n.osnang Mt
Geo, Jus. utter the mall passenger train lia1
Jnssetl, u portion Ut the enlbankinent un tho
North slide Of the courthouse square gayo
way anti precipltated Itself Oh the track.
The debris WIS removed In 4 short TING, md
10 tralMs were delayed on accouat oi Tho
,nts,ap. The trnin had Just passed only a
yury snrt distance when tlle slide occurred.
anu luckily what might finyu been fright
tul accident was avoided.
, 1881-11-19

AsrourA. Ore, Nov. ls.-l'llo british SLIP
Edith Lurue, after striking lii tim middle
liant, ut tho mouth OF the Col9lnbiu, was
abandoned by ti,o crow, who escaped In tho
lifVbUnt, DHrlng thu MlEht the r0ssel slrlttel
across the south cl,uiillel, Md NOW llus OIL
Clalsop Spit, With ter hull submerged ut
high Wutuf.
, 1881-11-19

ALBANY, N. ~, Nov, la-llenry ". Crayon.
sou Ut rl!omas ., Crayen, residing In uree.-
bush, tllcd yesterday ut lock- jaw, resulting
fruMl 4 woAnu CAUSED by q toy plstol.
, 1881-11-19
The bottom Gone Ab0y0 aud Below
ut Paris, Ill.


PARIS, ILL.,, Nov. 1a-It has ralncd hard
ani incessantly here FROM d o'clock yesterday
evening TIL hnlf past t tl,is evening, nnd tho
strcst.,,s nru swnlon tu an overflow. Tlle
raimflil wis greater than lRs boon known
for years. 4 big tlona Is eXpucteu III tho
Wabash River. Roads ar0 very muddy 1t
Is still r1Iilllug,
, 1881-11-19
POLITICAL.

1IAnn1snuEa, Pa., Nov. 18.-The otlacIal
votu fur Stato Treasurer: Bailey, ,@sa5;
Ntble, :.ss,a3l; Wolfe, 40,0s4; Jackson. A.
Vu; Wilson, I.5o7; plurality for Da1ley,
, 1881-11-19

BpEtlaI UJPIltk % 1hs CkltaQo IF16lFN4-
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. l6.--Alva FAryls, son
OF I)r. j. Fary,s, who was paralyzol III u
wreck OIL the Illinois Midland Railroad re-
cuIltly, died ut Als home In Nlulltlu lust oycsl-
inie
, 1881-11-19
Thore will DO no delay IN the transportation
OF passengers. as prompt measures Wers
adopted for transfer by boat,


ATLANTA, na.. Nov. t8.-The Jattot11onry
County was almost wholly destroyed by hre
yesterday. Several inmates wera taken out
~ MI almost dying condition fron sufloca-
tim.
, 1881-11-19
Efforts Being Made for Reor-
ganization OF the Broken
Concern.
Tho Nor York Stock Exclsnngo Markets
Considerably Agltatea by
tllo Eewa.
Large Amounts Of atooks Owned IN Boston
Sold In New York, Depress-
Ing Prices.
Suspension Of tho I'neif1c National
Exnnk Uf i1OstDll.


Special Ltspafe" to The Chicago 7ftbstnes
l3osToS. NOV lo.-1le l5hflk examiner dc-
citled tonight that tho l'aclfsc N'tlonal Jtank
catt resume business II olle nlllliosl aisa q
0aaftef can bo fhtsea tomorrow. othefwtse
IL VIII oe Wollna ny loh'Eat IL 1otRs as
though securities TOT tiat amount con!t' hot
be rn1sed. INC Cchtrat 1'nilR, WHICH touill
Itself ih ashcu!sles ta!s astesnoo'. WI! 1e
tlsststeti NY othcr bahks. 'lilg direct cause o1
the embarrassment OF tho racitc l'ahk II
overafafts lnauo ny Alr. +. q. Weeks. II
ssocR-ofoScr' VINO ms oecll opefaI-
ing heasaty I'll Eastern anu ilotte
1orl q Erlo securities ihcse oscfseaits
"ele H.nue "ishont tne Kno"icse u
single pirector or t'io batE' ana ha'e peen
gong on lot SONS tithe' uli1'l tley announced
~ ~ t"o ,,ie u ti'o suspcls'osl lo "pou1 So"o'
o''' ;" "he" .-....-.,..
TIE OCTOBER STATEMENT
was nado Tue aenos'ts were returned at 3D..
,a,,,ses, @ haeso Agafes embracing Iho ite's's Q.
lhllPidua! uepositS. uefnaiid cert'1scafes ot
aepos't, nila tho amount a"e 10 otHef M
tlof1ni b'hKs. bnt during tlo rf'st TWO
months the deposits llnva bcen rctflccd S7;u-
oW' OF Which sa''s ano.oeo !'es been im!t! out
since ihe octoDer statement. thus liiaIcasshKn
want nl commence unlslue. 1.arEe as
al1esewltharaWals scoail, theS aro paflly nc
eoaalett iot NY u!e iact tnat' "d'en alle oahk
h'cIsmsea ~ s"paaas s1oeH sese"'ss ifo' 'saI
htii''oll ~ u lntlliol oollhts' !'oftlol' vi ~
WIS M"eh Ny aeposltosS. VINO asew OH AAe's
uepusitS ~ pat 4ot IL 1ho p"!ih u'o no1 c1's
5oy INC privilege Of tlo clearshS-honse' aitl
p"t l'ttio " Known OF IL ny nhahy u tho otief
oahks, puI sotne pnnhets e'uilleo .!'l@ lnoto
Aas Luz solna tIule beoll lsotlieln9hs VI
= FEAR or It's STABILITY
, 1881-11-19

1rorwtxrox, Mass, Nov IA fire here
at midnight last night, which threatened to
be serious, was checked before a heavy prop
erty danagc onsHed, but twenty-five firelnon
wure Injured and burned sous badly.
, 1881-11-19

inw-priced railroad shares which syeTo being
carried ~ speclilator named Weeks TIC
will, 10 to drnw ,tnoney fr!n hero. Al;
ready large atlutnts Of sttEcks are owned
ny l,ostnn. Int. having Il market
here, lInye been thrown NJ! tstls inarkct, ant
our exchange. III the last hour n,tr c'ltire
stock market vas weak, and prices closed
NGk4N lower than yesterday, OF. outside Of
Bostoll Alr-l.inc. az. At lines. when tic
lioston news, Vanderbilt st,cks were strong.
They were active throughout and there Is
atlII much diversity nf opinion Oh the f,lt
whether nll this mnt!lpulatt1n means that Will
derbtlt Is buying stocks preparatory To cl0s-
lux up tic rRllroatl war.
An Insurance Company Winding Up.
5ptttai Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
1TAwyFnssp. ConN., Nov. 1s.-'rhs snspen-
sion Is announced tuday of tho Atlas Fire
INSURANCE. Company, Ut this city, which has
hnt been In Btrnng condition for some years
past, and tic INSURANCE Commissioner has
notified tho officers IL Issue M ltew policies,
ami TINT, unless tho Impairment OF capital Is
made good, lie will apply to tllo SUPERIOR
Court for All ortlcr closing tn the co,,paNy's
atfatrs. This Is merely a natice In form, ny
tic Directors llayr been fully aware of the
impairment beyond tic legal limit, and last
Tuesday vote,t to wind ur. Tic pnl-
icyllollcrs will sustain no loss. Tho
company WIS organized eight years
ago, susnendtd In ls17, auh resumed
again In is7v after reducing the capital stock
erate, although, the premiums. aggregated
S140, ,00O prr nilnun md no dividends Iinye
beGm pail. SiuceJuly sGrfes Of small Losses,
MggfeEutft'g large sum, have drawn heavily
lind no surplus to fal back on. a,,tl ilie result
WIS thnt tic capital was impaired beyond the
limit fixed by tho law uf this State.
4 Failure In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 10.-Feitx l..
MARKS, merchant, has assigned. Liabilities,
3.lEthfl
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4 Child scatded to Death,

EL0tN, H., Nov. 18.-Eddie, 3-year-old
child of Louis 1Iumbraclt Of Bartlett, Du
1'nKe Cnunty, foil into boiler Of hot waser,
and died III d few hours,
, 1881-11-19
NurMinE OF n Bridge 0n the 1ron
nlount41A Road.

llrTiE Rock, Ark, Noy. ls,-The Iron
Muunta1n l.ullroa.l bridge across Salsns
N,,vr, near Denton, wus burned today.
, 1881-11-19
A Bad Accident on the Spring.
field & Northwestern
Railroad.
Fall Of Train Through a Tres.
tfe-Work-No One
Killed.
TWonty.ffye Fircincn Injured at the
Condagratton In Nupkln-
ton, Mass.
Death and Destruction on the Iudianap-
oils t. st. Louis Road in
Indiana.
4 Train Trecipitated Distance Of
Twenty-Five Rcet-No One Klftcd.

4 Train Trectpitatei a Distance Of
Twenty-Five Reet-No One Klftctl.
Hpsetal Dt,patth tn Tia Chicago Tribune.
S1HISdriELD, ILL.,, NDv. 1s.-rho passen-
ger train on tile Springfield IL Northwestern
railroad, due here Mt noon to-day, hroke
through n tscstle-wosk across small Faytne
two miles west OF the SanKamon River crnss-
tnE and was preclpitatei to tile bottom. a dis
tance Of about twenty-five feet 1t Is sup
posed that the frcset, occastoned by the
heavy rims of the past twenty.four hours,
had undermined tic trcstle-work. Th0ugh
I'LL lives are lost. tie wreck IL n frightful one.
'llleru were fifteen PERSONS more ar less lit
jUre1, soinu Of them seriously, though
nut fatally. as soon ns tlia news
WIS received here a wreGklnG-train
was sent out, the passengers brought
to the city, alld the break put In pr0c-
css Of relmir. Fred Shelleck. d grutil nIer-
cilnnt Gf Chicago, is among the Injured,
though It IL thought. he Is mt dangerously
hurt. Persons WHO lave visited tile wreck
state that the most remarkable thlnX about
tho accident fs TINT 50 few are hurt.
Further particulars ut tito disaster on the
Springfield IL northwestern lsond give thu
following anung the most severely wounded: !:
Charles kue,IigIua1i, travelling salesnan, OF
81. Louis, badly Injured on head; Mrs. ii.
SiocutlI, cltt on side Ut head and ear; Charles
E0nkling, baggagGlnul. cut 0H heaui .l0lllt
barry, .exprcss1tlan. E1sll on shoulder: Z. l.:
Durrill. conductor, hurt OH right slide and
leg. Tho other persollat casualties aro Of
minor Importance.
, 1881-11-19

4 Failure In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov, 10.-Feiix T..
MARKS. merchant, tas assigned. Liabilities,
31uthn
, 1881-01-09

4 Burglar Falls Through q SIX ylight.
The house OF Wiiialn P. Sheldon, a banker
living at Mo. Il kemson street, Brooklyn, was
entered on a recent night by burglar, who
stole many valuable diamonds and jewels, and,
us it wus supposed, escaped. There IS new
building being erected next door to Mr. Shell
aon's, und the next morning. when the workmen
entered, they found the thief lying on the
floor, surrounded by his plumber, bleeding
ana UNCONSCIOUS. His arm and two. ribs were
broken. His skull was crushed in over his left
eye, und also ut the baseOf the brain. He also
probably received internal injuries, and the
,hy6icf1us say hu Can survive but Il short time.
it was evident that instead Ut making his exit
from Mr. Shebdon's thrt,ugh the street door. as
was supposed, he passed up to the root, and then
went over tu the now guiding. Hp MISSED
bis footing. broke through the .skynght,
with bis arms full of the plunder, aud
fell down through the well-hole Of
tho winding stairway, ,stsiklnR probably head
first on tho banister. in the hail, nnd bounding
from there into the front parlor. where ho lay
ali night, surrounded BY the silver, the 1ewelry,
and the costly wedding gifts which Mr.. Shei-
don's daughter had received on tho evening Of
her wedding. two weeks ago. He was recog-
nIzed BY the police as "Long Jack" Gurvey. u
notorious burg!ar, who bad been out Of jail but
few weeks. Mr.. Sheldon offered q rowurd Of
81, ,000 for the recovery: of che property. This
reward will go rhe WoEkmen who found tho
wounded burglar+ "- 8
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to NJ, and recovered to TAX. Chesapeake q
Ohio, series b, sold up to ss31z;; do currency
Is to 5os<; Erie consolidated seconds to 10lX;
Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central In
comes to 642A4; Ohio Central Incomes to G. !;
Iron Mountain first preferred incomes to 93 !;
Pennsylvania incomes to rs; American Dock
Improvement is 10 125; st Paul consolidated
sinking funds to 1o4411zz; and Wabash general
mortgage to os. :. .$y g.
: THE IMPRESSION Is i -.
said to be quite general In Stock Exchange
circles, that Jay Gould has been the recent
chief bull manipulation Of Western Union on
the last upward turn, buthe is said to declare
to his acquaintanees that he is doing nothing
whatever In the market. Mr. Sage is re-
ported as saying that Ar. Gould has been the
party who has put up the stock, but he thinks
that he will soon break 1t down again. But
few people think that Mr. Vanderbilt has had
any hand in the manipulation. There is
either very large short interest Of Western
Union, or else the stock is purposely made
scarce by those who have been buying it.
, 1881-01-09

PREsEST ASPECT OF TIE SCANDAL
Special Dt,pateA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Jan "A proposition has
been made by one OF the counselors of Mrs,
Kate Chase Sprague to one Of eX-Gov.
Sprague's lawyers to strike from the divorce
bill the Objectionable features-viz-: the
charges of adultery brought against
the Ex-Governor, and thus make the bill
petition for divorce, simply On the ground OF
non-support. The response to this PROPOSE
ton was to the effect that no compromise
would be made which did not justify his
conduct towards the man who he claims
interfered with his own domestic peace
year and half ago at Canonchet- Gov.
Sprague will not question the Jurisdiction OF
tho court to consider bill Of petition. He
claims that whatever disgracefu1 facts may
be disclosed at the impending trial the peh-
TONER and her counselors are alone response
BILE for. = r. =: ..
, 1881-01-09
THOSE STOLEN TICKETS.


c. a. Stewart, who deposited in the Fidelity
the tickets stolen from the Lake Shore s. Mich-
igan Southern Railroad Offices, which Wers
found in his box there, denies most enphatcal-
ly that he had any connection with. the man
Drew, who is alleged to have taken the tickets
He says he knew that webb's reputation was
not of the very highest, and that, when TINT
ticket broker approached him for loan, he
onaped as for oan
Si,000 to several brokers, and INQUIRED
as to the genuineness OF the nckets-
and Mr Stewart say says these BROKERS
they had purchased the same kand OF 1lcaea
from Drew. He therefore loaned the money to
Webb, and took the following note:
promise aHio to pay C. IL Stewart :ioo on or before
an VIE RsaE uE Gxs9 Is
to be returned on payment OF above am99ns MaE,
Mr.. Stewart denies. that there is anything
mythical about himself. He says. unfortunately
pied desk room With MulfoTd & AcKenzie: ne
ance sfr. Stewart shows papers to 1hs effect
that he Is the authorized local agent OF tho
Boomer & Boschert prcss-works Of Syracuse,
standing the names ot tho Chicago p Proyislon '1
Packing Company n; 49,, n. fa.fnanx: at}aon:
9ad p os e. cla1s have
actions Col McCtannahan, who is acting as
counsel for Nr. Stewart, states that. while he
FpNrEtS the scene WHICH LCCA pttet0 NJ kAE 0AuA
Fr;.fay. he will at once <=,mmencc u suit xaiuss
the bauk to recover the value Of the tickets. On
the rruund that his client loaned The money in
that tho sneriT, having legul possession Of the
tickets the police authorities bud no right to IN
The search-warront case WAS called up by Jus
ticc Wallace, OF the Armory Police Court, yes
terday morning. Only the rniiroad interest WIS
rcpresented In. court, neither Ticket. .Sculper
webb M Stewart through the nanas ~ ts Ga
vamIts. being present Justice Wallace sug-
gesteI thur the case le continued until Monday
afternoon, when Webb and SteTnrt are to be
examined on the charge of being accessories 70
the larceny. Mr. Trude. attorney for tho road,
consented to this, bur thought the road should
be allowed to talxe tho tickets. with the
understanding that they should be Tp-
turned to The Court whenever de%anaea n9 o
ersfip was settled. The Court. however,
concluded to retain the custody Of the tickets.
assuring Nj. Tr1dc that they would be perfectly
safe against rcpIevin writs or any other wits
which might be Issued.
, 1881-01-09
OTHER NEWS.

Special Dtspateh tc The Chicago Iriouns+
TonoNro, Jan. SIT is rumored here that
double tracks will soon be laid over lul-
portant sections Of the Grand Trunk, MAN.
ager Hlckson's late visit to England having
resulted i'll satisfactory financial arrange
ments-
sp<eta. Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Thc so-calltd Alice
Oates Combination was to have played here
under contract with the Hol1nans; but. on
their arrival, Mr. Holman refused to abide
by the agreement, on the ground that Alice
Oates had left the party, and comparatively
unknown lady had been substituted. Legal
proceedings are threatened.
Spscias Dspdtsh to 1hs Chicago Tribune
BRASrFoRD, Jan. 8.-Dr. A. Graham Bell,
inventor Of the telephone, has arrived here,
and held 4 reception in the parlors OF the
Kirby House. The City Council presented
him with All address congratulatlng him on
the great reputation he: had achieved by MS
scientific discoveries, and marking the high
regard in which the Council hold him per
sorlally and rs a practical and successful
scientist. Mr.. Bell Is q native Of BIanttord-
Special Dtspatch to The Chtedoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jan: s.-Eleysn 99tises ;: ,ett Of new ers
1ayenSterPEFsss tS EnHxe If n a otce s
Der, Most of these applications will be
Killed Should the syndicate terms be ratified.
Under the proposed census, all heads OF
families and young men who have gene 70
be counted as normal residents Of the place
where their families reside.
Mr, Cubitt, one of the English farner-de!e-
gates who visited Canada last summer NJ lhe
Invitation Of the DomInio &c r. e
the Atone president1 Of land societies : who
want suu pGot to get English . farmers with
capital to come out Canadian farmers, ,: are
short Of s2pts 96a ey hs hsve e ksep e
workmen under cover; and, II the work'nen rs 1el
are not allowed to sit at the table with me
farmer lie caunot keep. them. All that Mr.
Cubitt could say yas: Let those 20 10
canaa Sa<etal s11 p,patsh to 1he Chicago 7rbuns ~.
MoyrRE1, Jan. 6.-A writer, i'll the city
press churges that there are nnndfeas OF
opium eaters of both sexes III Montteal, ana
calls on the press to make war against tne
ptTiR T6e Rev. A. j.. Bray, the irrepressib!e
Clergyman OF Zion Church, f' again before
tie pabiic.~ The story is, that Mr. kichactt
Deyins, the weli-known druggist, published M l
Rev. Z. j. Bray: He Is alleged to have done
this notwithstanding that Mr. Bray had the
lecture copyrighted Brayt9ok action against
Mr. Deyins for 3d. 500: and Judge johnson. of
the Superior Court, ordered the seizure
About I,0O0 were seized. It seems that Mr.
Devins interspefsed the pamphlet with pat
ent-medicine advertisements. so that on one
page the reader would find Oliver Crotnwelps
acts tercelys denounced, and aiongs,de ga
Anon be could read that Ireland's wrongs
way's W, READ Ready: p ReIief.* The lecturer called
the document a spurious carieatuTe or