Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-10-26

tpeir monetary AFFAIRS. are now searching
for them anxiousIy.
-Ex-President Hayes and daughter were
dined by Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Childs. al
Wootton. Mr.. Childs' country place, and Mr..
Hayes planted a tree on the lawn.
AT Chattanooga. Tenn. large meeting
of negroes was held the other day to dis
cuss the race question. Rev. G. ?. Olden,
negro leader, discountenanced trouble
between the races. He referred to the fact
that two of the best churches in the city
are for the negroes that the city school
buildings for negroes are better than those
for the whites, and cost the public II ore
money. He declared that there exists no
cause for complaint. One thousand negroes
were present and Endorsed the speakers
statements.
"A Philadelphia, Pa. dispatch says: A
J. Cassatt has confirmed the report that he
will sell his racing horses and retire from
the turf. He was at his country house at
Haverford and said: Il propose going
abroad for long stay next year, and so
have male up my mind to rid myself for
the time being of the anxiety and worry
that naturallyis attendant upon the owner
ship of racing STABLE"
Gen. Crook, commanding the Division
of the Missouri has recommended the aban-
donmcnt OF Fort Lewis. Colo, and as soon
as the buildings at Fort Logan, Denver, are
far enough advanced to accommodate adj
ditional troops his suggestion will doubtless
be approved by the War apartment. though
there will be much opposition to the change
by citizens residing near Fort Lewis.
A Montreal, (Que.) dispatch says: "A
Dawson, of Boston. who is highly connect
ed. has been arrested for forgery on the
Mercantile National Bank. of Hartford.
on HIM"
The visible supply of wheat and corn is,
respectively, 22,057.3 $40 and 1l,334.476 bush
els. Since last report wheat increased g.
218, 451 bushels. and corn decreased 1.122,-
1873 bushels.
Isaac c. Lewis, of Meriden, Conn.,, h as
decided to the city mission of that place
property worth $4,000. The mission is a
charitable organization represented by
trustees of all religious denominations.
The Zanzibar agent of the London Mis-
slonarv Society reports that the natives
have driven out the Jesuits from the I'm
iamjembe and destroyed their mission sta
tons
"A special term Of the Montana Supreme
| Court has been called to consider the tun-
mel precinct case from Silver Bow County,
on the decision of which depends the COM
ploxon of the Montana Legislature.
The Venezuelan Mixed Claims Commits
| sion is now organized and readyto consider
at once all claims presented.
Secretary Window has directed that
James Hepburn be returned to Scotland
and Emil Dietze to Germany. Both came
to this country under contract the former
landing at Port Huron, Mich. and the latter
at New York. Hepburn came as horse
trainer. and Dietze as a silk weaver.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided to abolish the position of Inspector o
Foreign Vessels at Philadelphia, New Or.
leans. and San Francisco, and to have the
slight duties they would be called upon tC
do performed by the local inspectors.
The National Bank Of Odessa, Mo, has
been authorized to commence business witt
n On Dital of 500 900.