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VOLUME XXXIX,
E PIII.IHII.
STOVE POLISH
!• mmrlhlntf new. and with It you can
Move? Tange, or (irate brilliantly, without the labor of
lr, thing. m a unarter of the time of * the old way.
It will Inst elx month*. Hire It a (rial, and you will me
Bo \vr lns» >o«r attention to a few think* that can be ac
eotmduhcd ny the me of the •* New r btoro Pollib:
It I* arlf-ahlnlmt.
i| wlulmOVAHIf op RURN off.
St ttuSa n brilliant pallali on rmtr iron ot any
year utotM* ctc»* PROJI KUHT
•TcninailaninreHar. ,
* It I* Jnat tin? thlna lor dfnlrra- ,
Itialhn 11 KMT nnd CHKAPKMT Pollali.
PillCKt 23 ANIJ 30 CKNTM,
nniKETlONM,—Dsmncn a » ponce or cloth with
thVVollih. nnnty U KVKNLV antfLIHHTLY; Itdrle*
ir»ntly. When appiylnit. It appear* brown, but a*
•jon a* dry It I* Jet blac k. For fnner work on atorc* It
rsuV much better applied with the nrurii fumlihrd for
Aie ren's evtra- bard «r kcruaene will remove It (tom
ibehaiii*. but abetter way la lo wear an old Blorc.
When the ilovc get* tolled, WASH It. and the Pollib
will remain.
THE "HEW” STOVE POLISH CO.,
19 Wabash-av.. Chicago.
fINANCIAL.
MONEY to LOAN
BrlOSliH H. SEED. D0.52W11t0-SI„H.Y„
Intr.onDt* as required, on IMPROVED CHICAGO
HiOPEKTV, aUJBSTRATE.
ADDllcadon* rectned niul promptly attended to
ty vv it. A. UURLIIUT. 75 lUnclolph-iL
Government Bonds,
Cook County Orders.
City Scrips and Vouchers.
BoDElitauilMldbr LAZAItUB 81L.VKItMAN
Dsnk. CBambcr of Commerce.
SIO,OOO TOWN BONDS.
|!ld*nin ba reeelved until Wot. an lijr the llotnl uf
Tnutoes v( Ilia Tawu uf Cicero. CooU County. 111., for
lliuwiif TvmfllwnU*rumilii« -'j veori. with Intcnii
Utu tiurcetitnwvMUni. payable rctnl-annnaiiy M ino
jHrrcataU'RAtlWwa# Watf-mal Hank, Mew Y<»k. For
ftirtoct JufotvnnVQi AOdma J. J. Mcl-AUTHY , Ircai.,
m
jCSSssett & Co.,
Q'#& 'FIXTURES,
llemoted - froWVrr, Into the new Palmer
Lu l(llntf..sf7A<UYi)*-H.,»iid jiff? cinniwililoii.
mmks Ranoforte TecMcs
inerlU with about flto'i’celi-
Llcil r. WT\!fiM/9 lli*u ftiav Ik.* expanded to mauy
Admirably prepared by Wm.
M.itoiynu|^M i Wfb. 11. Mattbuwa.
llavtf Kccordt 5 eta. each,
Gurko's Harmonic School
rurlbi\Ottn%rctiM«UJ.) Thu neweit and trio very
composition U well *i
vitrwi£uiponW/,u. tharse,
t Uuoatd, *a.(H per year.
pll j- 1 QiUn • ■
lur the KaW-^HlftQ.
UIJ page* of imultipcryearlntboMuilcal Itocordl
For Kinging Claaaca, ONWAUIM Blnglog School
Book. by L. O. Fmcrxun. *7,60 nor dux., tod
JOII.NhON’H dlettiou lor Hltisfua CJlo*at’» 1
Id per d«*., are iptendld hooka. differingin price atid
cuqi*iil«, but accomplishing tho aaaio excellent i«*
tult la dircrae waya. Kiamlnr both I
HUIiICATIONs,
■fill DO. WELI
MB*-|
•-.oass
ForPuil/v
iitouoit Uabb Scholars
ITHQO POR THOROUGH BASE
Akd bvit method to toach Chord
;quM, uieca, I’art'Songi, aw. Aik
Aik U Kowa Stand for Musical Record!
HTAB7 book mailed post-free, for retail prices
LYON & HEiALY, Chicago.
OLIVER PITSON & CO- Boston.
LEGAL.
NOTIOH.
ValnaWe Coal-Lands, Water-Powrr, City Lou, and
Canal Praoeutava. ate., to be told at Auction.
Puroiaat to-a decree of the Circuit Court of Will
County, ni.. tbo undersigned Trusioca fur Ino bond
buldcraof the Kankaase company, will aril at public
auction at Use btuwart Home, In the City of Wllmlna
loo. Will County. 111., at IS o'clock noon, on ttieUia
dsyof January. ISitMlm following daaertbed property.
bit hundred acres of coat lands la Will and Grundy
Counties, near the Uraldwood Mine, la traota of not
»m to acre* each.
. Eighteen water-lota, with IWVborso power to each
lot. i>n the Canal and Ham No. 4 of said Kankakee
Company, adjoining cho City of Wilmington.
About lit) acres of land adjoining said water-lot*, on
the opposite side of a&id Canal. In Tracts out exceeding
10 acres each.
Duudry lou. out-lota, tad watrr-poirera In tba CUT
•f WUmlOKtoo. .
AU ilia corporate frtnchlies ud prttllcgea, dim*.
CUtU. etc,, of t«la Kankakee Company.
The trnneof aula will ho m fulluwai Three percent
of the amount hid fur each tract or lot to be paid m
cub on the «U? of aale. the remainder to no paid In
caati ur In bond* of Mid Kankakee Company. at tho
option of tliu imrcha*er- If paid lu cn»b. no per cent
** the whole amount uf the bid to bo paid lu aU monilu.
U per cent In un« year, and per cent In two year*
•tviu tho uay uf tale, with Intcrcit uu aaid uaymuuta at
* Per cent per annum. If payim iil I* made In bund*.
m)« whole payment lu be cuimi.eted wllhlu «Ss month*,
houda mjlil by the Cuiniiany with overdue coupon* re*
®*t»ed at their face value; lunula pledged bv l»« Com
pany with their ooupon* received for ttie amount uf the
loan* levcrally made thereon with Interest to Jan. I.
, w <#- The Ttu«uea will »nu a uilnliuuui price in eacii
Mur parcel, further Information may Iw bad by ad
•hc.tlnu i.. n. WAThIIK Akpui of tho Uauaahee Com*
P.W. at Wlluiluatmi. 111. t or KI>WAHI» AI'IM.KION.
■ n4.rnian of Trustee*, at ho- II Pemberton Pquarc,
thMton, Mau. KUWAUU AITLKTON. j
CliAh. ADAMS, JU.. VTnuteca.
A. I. HKXVOX. \
UUKAN STUAMSIIIFn.
lU Dfceot Li to Face.
_ General Transatlantic Company.
Between New York and Havre. Pier 40, N. It., foot
Kul UurUM'tC
VNCK. Trudrlls We.luetuay, Kov. Ctt
liiUiHUI, beuMller..\>udnuvday, Nar.uT. *:o»a.m.
■4 I .>.' r .MUi‘ANT,Leub«-»ao/.\Vcj.,lK*«. i.
ride*: Ofr PASBAUK IN GUI.U (UiUudUitfWlaL'i:
jTU Cabin, |IU0( buuoad cabin, *O5 l
fcuersae. age. inchullojr wine, bedalng,aud utcntlU.
ku.»ajui» *• I'cmru." “YUle do Pans." “bv. L»u*
**Bt,” do not carry au-eraue Maseuacra.
-u , „ t-OUib Ok lIKUIAN, Aueut. M Broadway,
*"« f- WllU'K. U 7 Clark-al.. Aueut for Chicago.
INMAN LINE,
• era fur Liverpool. *e., 4c.. Saturday. Nov. ;u. at
"<Wa.m. otMABe. Bun. fou. ainlSW;steerage,
it* wsauivrsul tbia Tiu« entry no ll»u utoek
W.aavhfiiU. Cuiupstiy'a unicc, ai oouiii Uark .i.,
CWca«t»._ rKAKCIs C. UKuVVji. uru'l Wcq'u Aut
MIUTII CJEIUIAN I.LOVIt.
. aleamcta of Hill Comiiaujr will a*U every Batur*
?W from Breineu Pier, fuel of Third-st.. Hoboken.
oi,Taaugu— Prom Sow York to bouthampioii,
•wjbouu, Havre, and llrcmcu. 0m cabin. suu: *ecuml
cawu. SOU, guldi atecrane. S3J curreuev. For freight
Sod DOtaAgg apply to otUUCHS 4 t" .
V Bowluiu Crccu. New v urk._
_i iimnuous.
KTO oTIDKU on short . notice.
Sow lu btaelc, all Slavs and Colors.
THOMPSON,
Jlo \Vabaab«»v. _
FIIOIOUUAPIII.
best photographs
•U?.*,. < pc,t * STKVUNS. Practical of
douathu buvt work oul) . riund
*&S?X&ti.'S& nun luii
NTAIVLEV'H BOOK.
Til LEFT
the IPotterl Palmcri 1 am «lad; for I *ce men. more
men. tnv *ort of men, the *«rl of men whom mwm
*fe on mr card, at tho oraml Pacific In one day. than 1
ITw t?lln r |l'.Mtert Palmer In tlm month I wm there. I
mice more order* 'n one day n»-« ior r.ta.nter from pew
i.lo wnorao afford It. than in * we-k of tlio iPottml
palmer hu*ln«sT* M? chid* ll | co tlutt lh i /«vftnt tim
well-off public W l»iuv etery fd-ilUjr for Imj-lnic rllh
out annoyance. No mm. not men |i'oirrrl Palmer,
can tunwulr retail stanle/la UHc.ijw en-ewt niriejij
If nor one hum It of auy one r'*c li* help* »ome dll
tiotienmnn. I lived to tho iPottorl Palmer Homo one
month. 1 nearly tiled there, from niinccoatrr annoy*
unee: bad I stayed imotlurdif. Datib lud killed me
with |li:a kind oil klndnea” In kail* for money,
lathe Judder. a fcariiKT who would he karblercd bjr anf
other principal Ilian IPoLcrl Palmer. Webueraayis
•'Cindered I* dismiss'd or discarded from eertlce or
locletv." How dauu-ed Inwld-vd wouhl b« od Dabw.
time wonldi what a flat*h-»-l had tlbJ It I* for cold*,
aiirwur, •io-»Hirmw , a iniiiriii will codtaM aohbeof
tiioai* dabb bill* l>«bt» tried to collect of to, add
conbld t. add o-le bore Dabb bad thad all the mt.
wlilrh he did rollcct, add prnbbt-od lie would pay back
if he had cheated he. It will bu paid back, hr Daub.
The price of Stanley la #P» tJ'otlit il J Pheen*. <IS Mo
rocco. Thnlaat U the kind Field. Fairhank. Farwell.
ua*H, lliair. Smith, Drake, and a host of other* took.
| Pottnrl Painter tonic tho firl. I.onk out for those
DBtih bill* tomorrow. I looKrd out for them when
I left tins {l'otleri I'nlmor. (liber* better do tin* *anie.
(until never look for inf friend* at the IPotterl Palmer
House. My friend* will find mo laklntf order*, when In
the ctrr, at Orand ravine, from ha. m. to it n, in., rep
rcientiniC Me«*r*.llart>tr* Pro*..fortileof 1 Through
tlm Dark Continent." Mr deak 1* off the mam hail,
e round floor, aontb able. directly acroea front Drake a
privateufllre.bcttlocation. JhF.L iIKMtV ttJ.l.bs.
BUSINESS VAiIDH.
MMXS Utility.
Collar aiSliirt Sort
We have in operation in our Laundry the
only perfect Collar and Bhirt Ironing Ma
chines In tho city. By tholr aid wo ore able
to turn out a higher and more uniform grade
ofworJc than can pocalblr be done by band.
Try ue. Oflloos—No. dU North Uark-at.;
No. 120 Doarborn-at.; No. 008 Wabash-av.;
No. 001 CottAgQ Qrovc-av.
Ti^lß
EUREKA SHOr CASE
MANUFACTORY,
27 East Wnshington-st.,
li giving bottom prions on SHOW OABBS
ol all kinds. Bond for prioo Uut.
Correspondence Boltolted.
H. A. HURLBUT & 00.,
WMwMroggists
75 & 77 BAKUOI.PH-BT.
AC/CTIOS NAI.E,.
GEEAT
AUCTION SALE
-A-T
106 IWADISON-ST.
Diamond*, watche*. Jewelry, and Dialed Hare, all
new and ki> ; hU. I’anlc* dralrlnc to purchaao
■wife at tltclrowiM'rlco will nut tall u* bo jrewnt at
UwtaUu tuu M*dU«a*aU Uaod* inu»t bo and will bo
Mid wlcHut rotery.-. oalo to conm-nco till* weauu*
dey Morning. Nor. a), at »»>s:»-v, S::n, aud7:ai.
K. R. LYON a* co.. Auctioneer*.
AT AUCTION THIS DAY,
AT II OTLOL'II.
GRAPES, LEMONS, (TRUANTS.
ANB FRENCH CHESTNUTS.
conn, tvn.f.4 & wiiHrxKn. i.’ mm.-.:.
HIDaiCTS.
SHIRTS
Ol the best materials, and
made In MOST CAREIPdi
and ARTISTIC manner.
WILSON BROS.,
67 & 69 Washington-!)!., Chicago.
69 & 71 Fonrth-st., Cincinnati.
408 Worth Fourtii-at. SL Louis.
WINES.
%!Bs&
TIII3 LEADING "UIIY WINE”
IN TUB MARKET.
For salo by all principal Wine
Merchants anci Grocers in the Uni
ted States and Canada.
IBOTBI*
GALT HOUSE
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
MAS UKKN
Entirely Refamislied M Refittefl.
PRICES REDUCED.
Full board and large, well-furnltbed atokle room at
$3.00 PER DAY.
J. W. ALMY. Manager.
tOK MALI*.
FOES ALE
NEWSPAPER
FOLDING MINES.
Wo have disposed of all but two
of our haud-fooding folders* They
aro in perfect order, and will bo
sold cheap. Addross
TBIBUNE CO.. Ohioaso. _
BTFA.'n’FIFF,
S PIPE, RADIATORS. COILS,
E Radiators, Hot-Air Registers,
A AND ALL PIPE FITTINGS
at lowest pbioes.
FIELDJIOUSE. DUTI’UEH & BELDEN,
ILumlaclarera, 30-3 ii West Uimroe-»t
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Schurz Comes to
the Defense of the
Indian Bureau.
Meeting the Accusing Army
Officers More than Half
Way.
[o Calls for Proofs of tho De
cent Charges Made by
Them ;
And Intimates His Belief that
' They Will Mot Be
Forthcoming.
Minister Foster on the Commer
cial Prospects in the Mexi
can Republic.
Ho Sees Np Prospect of linprov
)u(- Our Traito xvltli
That Country.
Parties at Work Organizing a
War on the Na
tional Banks.
THE INDIAN BEKVICE.
moors DEMANimi).
Special ftfonteh tn 7A« Tribune.
Wasiiisotok, D. 0., Nov. Ift—‘Tho sharp let
ter of Secretary Sebum to the War Department
baa stirred up a breeze among army officers.
The call upon (Jen. Sheridan and Oou.Gibbon to
make good their late chorees by spoclllc proof
will, as Is claimed at the Interior Department,
place both these officers In a very awkward po
sition. It la claimed there that full Inquiry into
tho allegations put forth In the reports of these
officers shows them to bo without substantial
foundation, and there Is entire confidence in
the Indian Office that In tho controversy they
have forced upon the Secretary and Commls*
Blotters of Indian Adairs they will not bo able
to make any of their present charges good. It
Is true that In eases not yet made public, where
army officers bsro confined their attacks and
criticism to unpublished official papers which
have been referred from the WarDepartincntto
the Secretary of the Interior, that some of the
Indian Agents of known s and proved
honesty and efficiency have been most unjustly
assailed. The controversy now opened by Sec
retary Schurz, Joining Issue with tho army
commanders la such emphatic terms, Is ex
pected on both sides to bo a prolonged and
searching one.
BBCBBTADY BCHCBZ OCT A BACK AT OCK. BUBKI-
a* Iht WeiHr* Mtsxialtd Prat.
Wasiiikotok, D. C m Nov. 10.—Tho Secretary
of War received and referred to On. Sherman
Ibo letter from ■ Uw Sitcrotnry of Uio Interior
sharply ropljing to certain statement* b.v Ueu.
Sheridan Iri tlic latter’# annual rci>ort. Secre
tary Schurs says:
Those statemeuts. as fir as they reflect upon the
conduct of the Indian aervlcf, are ot aaweeolng
and somewhat vague nature, but It must be as
sumed that (Jen. Sheridan would not have made
tbuui. and permitted them to become public, had
ho not In his possession apcclflc information cun*
ccnitag certain Abcdclos and certain brunchca of
the Indian service to which these statements may
bo Indlvldusllyappllcd. (Jen.biiorldunlnhlsolßclnl
document give* it as UU opinion that with wlao
management the amount* appropriated by Con*
ureas ought to bo sufficient, If pructlcally
applied to tho exact purposes apcclflcd. but
that tho report* of th* Department commander*
would Indicate a dlilercnt result, except In tho case
of the Hod Cloud and Spotted Tall band# of bloux.
Ho would certainly not have expressed such opin
ion without being acquainted In detail with the «p*
propriallons made by Congress and (ha epeclOc
purposes for which they were Intended.
Ills also to be supposed that before making the
■weeping charge above quoted he was cognizant of
the epecific case* tn which tnuao appropriations
wars not either applied at all or uivorled from tho
purpose Intended hy Congress. You will greatly
onltgo mo by requesting Oen. Sheridan to com
municate such feet* ns may bo In his possession,
giving the tiamosof Agents, dales, aud other cir*
enmstaucea which warrant tb« charge which in*
eludes all Indian Agcnc.os In the Military Division
of loe Missouri, except thoao of the Hod Cloud amt
the Spotted Tull Sioux,
It Fas been my constant and earnest endeavor
since 1 entered upon my present duties Ur correct
all souses lo the Indian service that camu to my
knowledge, and Ocu.tibcndaii, by furnishing such
•peciflc inlormalloo, would tncreny,tender greater
service to this Department, as well u to tbu Indi
ans. than by mere general statement*. As ho has
put forth a sweeping charge, tho Bpeculcatlons
may Justly be called fur. 1 maku this request with
particular urgency In view of ibo fact that certain
military ofllcers seem of latu to have fallen luto
the huult of indulging oßlclally and probaoly in
goueral reflection on ihe Indian service, without
taking the trouble of substantiating with such
statement* In detail as would facilitate tho discov
ery and correction of abuses. 1 do not dopiecato
criticism at all. 1 rather Invite it; butwhenlits
officially put forth there is. it scorns to me, a
certalu fairness due from ano branch or tho public
service to another. 1 should, fur instance, not
deem any olHcer of this Department Justified In
blaming in general terms Ihe army for Its failure
to Intercept the runaway Choycuiieson (heir march
or several hundred miles through Kansas and Ne
braska and aeruss tho Unlou Ttcidc Uatlroad with
out being able to point uui certain instances of
mismanagement or neglect. If such Instances bad
come to me knowledge of this Department, which
tacy have not. I snould have considered It due to
tho army (hat they be specifically ascertained ami
■latcd before Indulgiug In a general arraignment.
I mink It le not asking too much In tho Interest of
the puble service that such rule bo observed by
officers of tho armv likewise.
Cicii. ahuriduu’it Intimation that the Hod Cloud
ami Spotted l ull Sioux were allowed to select
tbeir present location* owing to a systematic
wurkimT'Up of the case by trader# and contract*
ora, U also made a subject of emphatic comment
by Secretary Selma. ilo stole# tbut this pulley
was adopted by the Department on the carom
advice of thu dUtimrulancd Indian lighter uud
manager, (leu. Crook, wbu. aa a result of his
lou* experience with tbu Sioux, opposed uoy
policy tbut would force tbu Sioux, against tbeir
unanimous ami determined protect, to atay on
the Missouri Hirer, as acriouslv endangering
our peaceful rclatlona with tboso powerful
tribes: and the Secretary adds that, bo far at
leaat, their lovul conduct seems to have Justified
tbe course adopted. ..
Secretary Seburx challenges Qeu. Sheridan to
produce evidence in support of bU iaiputatlona,
and meanwhile remarks Unit It would not have
been asking 100 inueli of him to inlorm himself
a little lujltcr of the clrcuuißtaueci before nub*
lulling bis assertloua In an odlelal document.
The Secretary also makes the following com*
meut upon the remark of den. (llbbon tuat
M there Is an entire absence of responslbUity In
Indian service":
If Geo. Gibbon, whan writing hU report, was
cutfoUsnt of apeciSc cases of wrongdoing be
would have obliged tbu Htmarimuni bv reporting
thorn, ood If, alter such report, tbu charges thus
mudo bad nut uuen Inquired Into ami tbu guilty
persona held to their proper roiuonsiblllty. the
awuaplus aiatemaota cootaiuod lu bU report would
have been adupicdaa Justified. If be will comum*
nlcatu such specific information now he will tlud
theru is no auco lack ol responsibility as be alleges.
Several employe# la the Indian service, who ate
now under criminal prosecution, have discovered
tbit st tbeir cost. ______
USc*
RESUMPTION.
WBKBB AMD DOW KUAU. UtUAD-TIMOBXS BM
ÜBDEBUBPI
apttitl Duuaie* re Tht Ttttuaa.
Wabbimoto*. D. C., Nov. 19.—Inquiries are
made from tbo West whether lecaUcudera will
be redeemed at tbu Sub-Treasuries, and,. If nut.
bow It can Iw claimed that resumption will be
complete Jan. I. It cannot be authoritatively
elated to-night that It U the purpose of Seers*
lary Sherman not tu redeem at all Western and
HTtibunc, /
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1878.
Southern Sul>-Trcaiurfc*, hat there Is the best
scml-olfldal atithoritrfor the statement ttuit ho
will execute tho clausa In the Resumption act
which requires tho redemption of legal-tenders
at the oinco of me Assistant-Treasurer nt New
York only, allhongh the law does not prohibit
him from redeeming elsewhere. It has been
urged by many friends of. resumption that
JtRSUM moN WOULD BB bmoarhasseo
by any restrictions which would make tho re
demption ul legal-tender note! possible In tho
City of New York alone. Tbeac persons Insist
tliotlho work of redemption will be greatly
aided if the Assistant Treasurers of the United
States throughout the country were authorized
to exchange cold for legal-tenders. Persons
who within a few days have bod repeated con
ferences with Secretary Sherman say, however,
that be Is determined to execute the Resump
tion act la every particular, and that he has uo
discretion except. to redeem at the Sub-
Treasury at New York alone. A contrary
course, It Is claimed, would weaken the Govern
ment by scattering Its resources, and by making
It more possible lor combinations to bo formed
to organize
RUNS UPON ttnf TREASURE
Tlda point is one that was strongly dwelt upon
In the Committee which drafted the Resump
tion act, and It was derided that the Secretary
of the Treasury should have the power to re
deem nt one place onlv. The Treasury people
aav that the Incotnplcteoesa of resumption
would only he apparent. The process at Cuica
go. Cim-innatl. Boston, and New Orleans would
he this: l.egal-tcnders would not he redeemed
mcotnatthcseSulHTirasarici'i hat coin drafts on
New York would l>c given for legal-lenders, and
resumption would come about In this way. In
deed, tho language of the Resumption act la
mandatory, that- Icgal-ti-mlcrl shall be redeemed
ut the New York Rub-Treasury only. The act
says: “On and utter dan. I.IBTW, the Secre
tary of tho Treasure shall rtf deem in coin the
United Stales legal-tender notes then outstand
ing on their presentation for fodemptlon at the
olllco ot Assistant-Treasurer of the United
Slates In the Uitvof New York, in sums of not
less than soo. M It will, of course, bu maintain
ed (hat this cannot be construed to prevent re
demptions at all Ibe Sub-Treasuries, but the law
does not require It. >
MEXICO.
THE COUNTRY IMPOVERISHED and BANKRUPT.
Cprelel iHtoalth to Tfo Tribunt.
Wasiunotos, D. C., Nov. 10.—A letter has
been received hero from Mr. Foster, our Minis*
ter at Mexico, which will bo of interest to Min*
later Zamocona, and to Western men who re*
centlv have been planning the extension of
commercial relations with Mexico. Tno docu*
incut Is very voluminous. It treats of the corn*
• merciol relations between the United States and
Mexico, and shows why American capitalists
should nut risk their money In what, Minister
'Foster predicts, will be a useless endeavor to
extend commerce with Mexico. The letter is so
long that It does not admlfof o full synopsis.
Among (he statements widen Mr. Foster makes,
however, arc these: Ho hardly thinks he will
hu os well received as Zamocona was, os he has
/to speak of the difficulties, embarrassments,
and dangers to commerce. He thluks the tner*
chants of the United States
SUOUI.D CONSIDER TRUER THINGS
iti connection with the proposed extension of
commerce with Mexico: First, the means of
communication; second, the tariff; third, ttie
protection to be afforded to persons and prop*
erty of foreign merchants. The present means
of communication are very imperfect, and are
not likely to lo Improved. Steamship lines
cannot bo extended without a subsidy, and
there is no prospect Hurt a railroad from the
City of Mexico to the Uio Granda border will bo
constructed. The sentiments of the Mexican
people are opposed to .ralcmd communication
with the United tales. MelUeans seu in such
a project the prospect of ultimate annexation
to the United States. Them is accordingly u
national sentiment against the scheme. Char*
tors that have been granted to American capi
talists have contained the most t
ONBHOUB AND IMPOSSIOLD CONDITIONS.
among them one that, even lit the event of the
denial of Justice, uo application shall be made
for tho Intervention of the country to which the
foreign capitalists may belong. A half-century
of revolution and disorder, Minister Foster
savs, is a circumstance of which American capi
talists should not lose sight. Mexico cannot
grant any subsidy. Thu salaries of uven Judges
of thu courts, and of civil employes, have not
been uold for two months. The newspapers of
thu Capital City have recently appealed to tho
patriotism of thesn officials to
118 CONTENT WITHOUT THE lit SALARIES.
Tha present Speaker of tho lower branch of the
Mexican Congress In a recent speech said: “It
is very Injudicious to establish within our coun
try a strong American company. U Iso national
law of history that iKxtler nations uru enemies;
that the nations of thu north general! v tnvado
nations of the south; lituco we should always
four the United Slates.”
Mr. Foster concludes that tho hopo of con
structing a railroad from thu City of Mexico to
tho Rio Graudu must ho Indefinitely postponed.
Toth* WVsfvm AuodaUil /-rri*.
Washinoton, 0. C.. Nov. 10.—' The lion.
John G. Foster, United States Minister to
Mlxloo, la response to a request from tho
Manufacturers’ Association of the Northwest,
lias prepared and sent to the Stale Deportment
an elaborate paper U) be transmitted to the
above named Association, airing tbo results of
a careful study concerning the prospects and
available means for the extension of our com
merce with Mexico. Mr. Foster states that tho
prohibitory tariff and revolutionary condition
of Mexico form great obstacles to any extended
foreign trade, and, until they am removed,
our merchant* will as a general thing continue
to find more inviting markets elsewhere ;bul
ho asserts, nevertheless, that there Is a limited
field which may be occupied by Americans, and
regards it os entirely feasible and safo for
American manufacturers to continue their
efforts In kiudred brunches and establish lu
tho CUv of Mexico warehouses for thu exhibi
tion and sale of the products of tbolr factories.
In this woy the local merchants and consumers
will havu the practical display of thu superior
merits of American goods and wires, and their
sale can bo gradually Increased and a permanent
market created.
TUB DBSIONKTIZERB.
ranriiiiNU roH a wau on tun national
HANKS.
HjMHal D»*]*tUA (u 1%» TUbune.
Washington, D. C., Not. 19.— Several promi
nent silver men of last session have arrived
here. They declare, with groat emphasis, that
they and those who acted with there will oppose
every attempt either to limit the coinage of sil
ver or to restrict Its legal-tender quality. They
are evidently organizing for an attack upon the
National Banks, under the charge that the
banks ore practically demonetizing sliver. They
will nut admit that under the clause of the bu
yer act the hanks have any right to
take the position assumed by those in the
New York Clearing-House Association. . They
denounce the hanks roundly, and there are indi
cations that at the coming session the (ireou
hack men will concentrate their forces (or a war
on the banks, allowing ail the old issues in re
gard to resumption to rest until they have had
time to ooserve the curly effects of resumption.
The opinion Is gaining ground here that the
('resident will not recommend the limiting of
the legal-tender quality of the silver dollar,
but it U expected that be will favor llxing a
limit to coinage, but placing that beyond the
quantity which would oe coined at the end of
two Tears (rum the lime the mints began work
on the new eolu.
NOTES AND NEWS.
BUhSH UOUTS OUT.
Wasuikotoh. D. C., Nov. 1&—-Chief Clerk
Hogs, ot the Navy Department, who Uoa been
makluff Investigations, telegraphs that Buder,
the seaman of tho Huron, was undoubtedly lost
lu tho wreck of that vessel, ami tho tutu person
ating Idm Uan Imposter. Tbo claimant, how
ever, resembles a likeness ot Under. He 1* now
mUslug, having left the navy-yard clandestinely
last nlguu
TUB roua PBB CBWTS. V
fiatMcrlptlooi to Uw 4 per amt loth unitTi
li,aod,oaa
RELIGION.
Bptciat DUpaUk to TM Trtoiuw.
Milwaukkb, WU., Nov. 19.—'The adiiual
CodvcuUou of the WUeoiuln Epbcopal Cburvh
met In this dtr unlay In the Protestant Epls
copal Cathedra), and will continue dating: the
week. Rishop Welles delivered the opening ad
dress, reviewing his work In the diocese since
the last annual meeting, urging renewed seal
In church work among the clergy and laity,
and, among other details, announced that he
bad preached 274 times, and hail attended sev
enty-two commanlon-scmcei. Tour clergymen
have been ordained, and a large camber of
parishes visited. The Rishop also gave a v»*ry
interesting account of his recent trip to Europe.
Petitions were presented object lug to the ad
mission of the delegation from the Trinity
Mission, and, alter considerable discussion over
the matter, tho Convention adjourned without
coming to a conclusion.
Speriat l}“natth tv Tht Tribune.
Aurora. 111., Nor. 10.—The Women’s For
eign Missionary Society for the Mendota Ills
trict convened In the First M. K. Church (n tills
city to-day. Mrs. Unwins read a paper upon
“The Chinese,” Mrs. Cady one on “South
America.” and In the evening Mlsa Co vs It and
Sirs. cx-Gov. Beveridge delivered addresses.
The meeting continues through to-morrow.
CASUALTIES.
A FALLING HAMMER.
Apeelnl /MioatrH to TUf Tribune.
Decatur, 111., Nov. 19.—T0-day at noon
John Jones, aged 40 years, having a wife and
child at Kankakee, ill., met with a probably
fatal accident while at work on the new iron
bridge on tho Illinois Central Road, near this
city. He was under the bridge, (t\ a 'stooping
posture, when an Iron mallet weighing fourteen
pounds fell a distance of twenty-eight feel,
striking him on his spinal column near hism-ad.
He was knocked senseless, and Is very low tuts
evening. Ills right orm Is iiaralyzeu. and Dr.
It. J. Walston, the surgeon for the road, says
his chances for recovery are very slim.
Tim oEonaiA.
San Francisco, Not. 19.—The investigation
of the disaster to the steamer Georgia recom
menced to-day. C. C. Comstock, drat officer of
tlu* Georgia, testified concerning the course of
the flUto and other details prior to the disaster,
and exonerated Capt. Howard from the charge
of drunkenness.
KILLED IIY A PALLING TREE.
Sfitelat fUtpairh to Tht Tribunt,
Duouquß. Is., Nor. 10.—While Frank Mason,
of Union Tctrosbin, Delaware County, was
‘chopping at a tree. It fell upon him, killing him
Instantly.
INDEPENDENT JUDICIABT.
Charge of Judge Gresham to the United
States Grand Jury la Indianapolis.
.Sixrlal IHtptirJi to The Tribunt.
Indianapolis. Nov. 19—Last December
Casey W. Miller, Teller of the First National
bank, 1011, and it was soon known there hod
been serious Irregularities, amounting to many
thousands of dollars. Lately the bank officers
began criminal actiou against him, which was
temporarily stopped by the bank being pro*
tccted against loss. To prevent the possibility
of further procedure, the lion. John Hanna
and John C. New, attorneys for Miller, and
others on behalf of the bank secured
from the President an order to the Dis*
irtct*Attorney to stop me prosecution. This
unexpected ordcrol the President caused a good
deal of comment at the time, and the question
was what would t*o done. To-dar the United
Stales Grand Jury, Gen. Haseall foreman, re
ported to Judge Gresham this state of facts,
and the Court Instructed them to follow ap
heir inquiry. Tim bold language o! Judge
Grcjham has created a decided breeze In legal
anJ social circles. Miller is a voung man of
last habits, with highly respectable and inllu*
cutioi relatives and cuuncAlona. HU offense la
understood to be forgery, us well os embezzle
ment.
fe (As Wtittm Auotiatrd Prf*.
Indianapolis, Not. 19.—' The Grand Jaryof
the United States Court coma Into open court
tuts mornlug, end ny their foreman, Ocn.
Ilascolt, reported that the District-Attorney
had received Instructions from the President of
the United States against prosecuting a certain
party lor ulllegea embezzlement in tho First
National Dank of Indianapolis, meaning Carew
Miller, and they had been requested to Investi
gate the matter, and desired to know from the
Court whether It was their duly to proceed with
tho ease, the lustructlons of the President to
the District-Attorney to the contrary notwith
standing. Wnorcupoa Judge Gresham charged
them in substance as fallows:
When you were im paneled at the beginning of
the term yon swore that you wuuld diligently,
entire, and true presentment make of such mai
lers as shonla bc|| ivon you in charge, er might ether
wise come to yuat knowledge, touching violation*
of the criminal statutes of the United ntsles; that
you would present uo one through envy, hatred,
or malice, ami that you would leave no one on
presented fear, favor, or affection, re
ward or toe hope thereof. You could not, if you
would, escape the obligation of this oath hr heed
ing tho Instructions of the President In this par
ticular case. The Provident may. It he tecta »o
inclined, interfere wen la advance of indictment
by exercising tho pardoning power, la no other
way has he the slightest authority to control year
action. lie baa it In hie power to parioa tho al
leged offender, end, unices he is willing to
take this ruipoosihllity, be has no more rtslit to
, control vour action than the Cxarot Hustis. if you
believe the President's Instructions to the District
Attorney were intended to prevent yon from mak
ing tne fnlVst examination Into the matter before
yoo. and from returning so indictment against tha
accused if the evidence should wairaut it, yon
should feel inspired with additional determination
to do your duty. Thu moment the Kxi'Cntlve is al
lowed to control tho action of the courts In thu ad
ministration of criminal Justice their independ
ence is gone. It Is due the President 'u My that
the Court does not believe be has any desire to cn •
croacb upon the Judiciary, or that he contemplated
any unwarranted Interference oy his Instructions
to the District Attorney. The District Attorney
save In open court that ha la ready and willing to
aid yoo in any examination of this case which you
may feel called upon to make, llesud hie assist
ant are faithful officers, and will render you ull
ncccssory aid In this as lu inner casus.
VANDERBILT'S WILL.
Though tli« Sainted Commodore ff« Chaste
hi m Cure as Nnoir, Yet Uo Shall Not
Kscape Calumny.
HD*rtu! /Morale* to J* » TrthHHt.
New Youk, Nov. 19.—The defense in the
VauderhiU-wfil caso began to offer testimony
to-day without making an outline of what they
purposed to prove. The contestants tried'to
fon-e this outline, but the Surrogate decided'
for the proponents, and Bishop MeTyeire, of the
Methodist Church booth, took the stand, the
Intent of his evidence being to show that Com
modore Vanderbilt was rational In his conversa
tion and acts while discussing the foundation
of a Vanderbilt University South. Mr. Lord
tried to draw out facts against the present Mr*.
Vanderbilt, but it was not allowed. Judge
Block, arguing for this evidence, said that, to
show the Commodore had forme i a dislike to his
children, be would not support an unjust will;
that, when an adventuress comes from abroad
and sells herself to an old man lor money, and
by that means stirs up stritu iictweeu »father
and bU children, that was a reason wliy a will
should be set aside. This was a (rightful out
rage upon the ehlldreu in favor of a woman
who came to him knowing hi* weakness, and
this beastly passion of hu, and it was a name
less villainy. Mr. Choate said that If the coun
sel on the other side had a spark of manhood in
their bosoms thev would shrink from such an
outrage as was attempted lu using this court as
a means of spreading slanders. The testimony
wo* excluded.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Niw YottK, Nov. ly.—Arrircd, bcjtbU, from
Liverpool; Aoeborfs, from GUurow. •
Loxoon, Nov. 19.—8t«ftuublp« Ejrypt. Clr
caMla, toil California,(rota Nov York, and Min*
uejoto, irom Bourn, Uve arrived out.
OBITUARY.
Sin Fkamoisco, Cal., Nor., Nov. 19.—C01.
Jaium MaJUoo, a member of the CuuiUtuUooal
Cuureotiou from ilulpoM mul Merced DUlrtct,
tud a pioneer cottou-grower oi Californio, died
l Ex.’toiuua’.o lUU uiorul&U.
FOREIGN.
Russia. Desirous of Prolong
ing Her Occupation of
Turkey,
But the Other Treaty-Powero Are
Unanimously Opposed
to It.
Ueaconsflclil Declines to Fur
liter Explain Ills Afghan
istan Policy.
Kins Humbert's Assailant Folly Con
fesses His Murderous In
tentions ;
And Says Ills Aim Was to Pare tbo Way
for a Universal Republic.
Weekly Review of the English
Breadstuffs Trade.
TIIK KABT.
ENGLAND ARBAO AGAIN.
London, Nov. 19.—Said Pasha, Governor of
tho Province of Uronssa. has been recalled to
Constantinople. It la rumored that ho will as
sume tbo Mlnlitry of Public Works. This is an
Indication of the supremacy of English In
fluence Id TurkisQ affaire.
ROUAtANIA.
London. Nov. 10.—Tho Bucharest Govern
ment. It Is said, has refused to Russia Increased
facilities for Intercommunication during the oc
cupation of Bulgaria.
BULGARIA.
A Governor of Bulgaria Is probable In place
of Prince Dondoukoff Korsakoff, he bavin* ex
pressed opposition to the Treaty of Berlin. The
Prince Is now on his way to Llvadla, to report to
the Czar the state of affairs in Turkey.
TURKISH REFORMS.
Constantinople. Nov. 10.—The modifications
made by tbc International itoumellan Commis
sion m the Turkish project for organic reforms
have been accepted br the Porte.
WANTS AN EXTENSION.
London, Nov. 19.—A dispatch from Berlin
says Russia Is making great efforts to obtain an
extension of the term of mo, occupation of
Turkey, but all the Powers oppose It.
TO OB TRANSFERRED.
The Xaiiona! Z&tunij reports that Count
Schouvstoff will be appointed Ambassador at
Vienna, and M. Vou Novlkoff, now Ambassador
there, will be transferred to London.
Afghanistan.
BotfhAT. Nov. 10.—The (laxttU announces (hat
several regiment* have been warned to hold
themselves In readiness to advance from Quet
tab immodlatelv, and that all aro ready. Mer
chants from Central Asia say no Indications of
a movement of the Russians towunl Afghanis
tan are observable.
OULOFF'S VISIT,
London, Nov. 19.—A dispatch from Perth
reporta that Prince OrlolTs visit to Wiesbaden
Is thought to bo conne.ted with the efforts of
Russia io enlist the uld of Germany lo lavor of
the prolongation of the Russian occupation.
ITALY.
TUB ATTACK ON KING UUMDERT.
Natlba, Nov. 19.— Further particulars of tho
attempted assassination show that tbe King
struck the assassin on tbe bead wlthuls sheath
ed sword Immediately on being attacked.
Seignior Calroll grappled desperately with thu
man, and received a long but not deco wound,
which caused considerable loss of blood. He Is
now confined to his bed. Surgeons declsre tbe
knife found la not tbe one with which the
wouuda were Inflicted.
A MAOKBD CORPS. *.
London, Nov. ID.—'The corps of veterans,
which had ■ bomb turowu Into llmlr ranks
duriuc the procession In Florence, celebrating
tbo escape of Ktaff Humbert, was slmilorly at
tacked when returning from the funeral proces
sion In honor of Victor Emmanuel.
TUB POPfi’e TKI.ZQiUX.
Tbo following U the t’ope’s congratulatory
telegram:
Having beard of the deplorable attempt made
against tbo life of your Majesty, 1 express to you
my extreme concern, and, at tbo same lime, my
congratulations tbst you have escaord this grave
(langcr. 1 pray God for tbe preservation of your
Majesty's nealtb. Lao.
uoits AnnssTo.
Nai’lbs, Not. 19.—SUmor Mcllllo, editor of
tboCftaoruevipaper, ha* been arrested. He
was furmcrlj an associate of Paasaoaote t and
was arrested with Jilin la 1870 for posting r«To
iuitooarv placards. The shop-keeper who sold
Passanatitetho knife with which he attempted
to kill tho King has alao been arrested.
SIBANT IT.
Naplcs, Not. 19.—Paaaauante Informed Ida
executor* that tt was bla Intention to flohn
Kins Humbert, and If ho had hod motto;
enough tu buy a rcvolrcr he would nave suc
ceeded. He had uo personal feeling mralnsl the
King or Uorenmteut. He hitendeit the uesos
alnation aa a mean* towards a imlTersal Kepub-
Me.
on KA.T lIIUTAIX.
DBACOSSPIBUJ STUUUOIIN.
London, Kor.iy.—Too Committee organized
to urge an early meetlmr of Parliament in view
of the war with Afghanistan huvlmr asked Lord
Uoacunlield Vo clve them au Interview, the
rremlurs baa written ■ letter to their chairman,
Lord Uwrcuee, lo reply. Lord Beacons*
held aoys he U ut Ims to perceive what
useful purpose can bo served by a mure
extended expression through tbs deputatiuii
from the Committee ol the opinion* which
Lord Lawrence and others have so frequently
and copiously explained In retard to the assem*
bliut; of Parliament. The Government will, as
a matter of course, be prepared, In the
event of the commencement of hostilities in
India, to advise her Majesty to make such
communication to Parliament as the letter and
spirit of the act rveulatluff the (Italians of the
Crown with India may seem to require. This
would seem to bo a uot less satisfactory aud
scarcely loss constitutional inodcof meetlmr the
occasion than » series ut memorials and neputa*
l *The papers relative to India will be published
before the end of the mout a. , .
Lord Lawrence’* Committee to-dav mused a
resolution recreltimr Lord Ueaeonsileld * re
fusal to receive the deputation un>l emphatt*
callv wndemuina bis ni>i»areutdetermination.
In the event of warbehur declared, not toad
vtiu her Majesty to consult Parliament until
hostilities bavo commenced.
The Committee adjourned till Faiday, and
decided meanwhile to collect signature* to a
act cited bv Lord Hcacoosfield In bta let
ter to l«ord Lawrence prescribe* that wheu Par
llameot Is riltimr auv order dlrecttajt an actual
commencement of hostilities by her Majesty’s
forces in India must be communicated to U
within three months, and if Parliament is not
slttimc then a mouth after it reassembles. Thus
the iioriTomeutare uudor no legal obligation
to call Parliament earlier than usual.
FOREIGN GBAIN TRADE.
wiKxtr itvvttw\
Lovoov, Nor. 19.—The Mark Lam Exprtu
•aye: Vory cold weather throughout tbe King
dom, «Ub heavy enow. ball, and rain, have
aerioualy delayed agricultural operation*.
Fortunately Ueld-labor wa» /airly advanced
betoro the weather broke, but
dry weather U now dealrable to
enable northern farm ere to end the
autumn lowing. Nolwltbilandiog the cold
i’II FIVE CEi'ITS.
: 1 § ' ' V
w«y beginning of what promfawtobo
a(w nd lovcre winter, there baa been a want
ol buoyancy In the wheat trade, which U rcry
disappointing to sellers. Heavy rain having
prevented threshing, supplies of English wheat
have been curtailed In the country markets
and Mark Lane, while the condition of the
bulk of the offerings has undergone further de
terioration daily. Comolalnts are beard .thftl
millers are obllircd to use a large tiro port lon hi
dry foreign produce (n their manufactures, hard
Russian and Indian varieties having been most
Id request for this purpose.
Imports of foreign wheat Into London have
been moderate. The bulk of the supply was
shipped at Cronstadbor St. Petersburg.
Notwithstanding the small arrivals at ports
of call, the floating cargo trade has been quiet
for American wheal at a decline of about a
shilling per quarter, while Russian sorts have
been steady. Barley flna and malxe lower.
FRANCE.
0 A M R ETTA— POD RTOD.
Lowdok, Not. I ( J.—Great excitement waa
caused this morning in Paris political and social
circles by tbe news that Fourtou, late Minister
of the Interior, had challenged Gambctta to.a
dnel.
The offense of Oambetta waa glvcp.by ow- •
course In the Electoral Commission, which lju(•.'
Just recommended the unsealing of FodrtbUj'
and urging the Chamber of Deputies t6, : cafrv/ 1
the recommendation Into effect. *•' '* 'I. • 1
The attack by Gambetta npon the persona) as
well as ollldal character and conduct of Fourtou
was exceedingly bitter, and constituted n provo
cation that was deemed unbearable, but thero
Is an impression in sumo quarters that the duel
will be avoided.
Tbe Conservatives and Donapartlsts arc jeer
ing at OainDciu’s want of personal courage,
ami prophesy that means will be found to pre
vent a nuatlie meeting.
But the young men of both parties nod friends
generally say that Fourtou cannot In honot ac
cept anything hut an abject apology from (Jam
belts, whic h he cannot afford to give, and a duel
Is inevitable.
UNTRUE.
Paris, Nov. 19.—-The report circulated la
London that M/Vourtou challenged M. Uara
betta is untrue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RIOTOUS CONSCRIPTS.
Riga, Nov. 19.—Conscripts and their friends
have caused serious disturbance here, and thcru
have been many arrests.
ABSAMINATBD.
♦ Paris, Nov. 19.—A dispatch in the Journal J**
JHbali reports that Manuel Pardo, ez-Prcslacnt
of Peru, has been assassinated.
CANADA.
A Suspicious Death—Honors to Louise—
Phosphate-Dlscoverlcs-Orand Lodgo of
Good Templars—Sprlnghlll Mine Com
pany.
Npretal DLrpalch tf> The Tribune.
Ottawa, Nov. 19.—Tne Township of Taken
bom Is at present agitated over the sudden
death, under suspicious circumstances, of a
Germs u farmer named Koch. The man was
formerly a soldier In the German army, but
deserted during the Franco-Prusslan War.camo
to this country, and located at Almonte,
where be worked In » woolen-mill for a time.
Uw relatives In Germany, being wealthy, re
cently (rave him an anuuiiy of £OO9. About u
week ago he was suddenly taken 111. ami died.
As rumors had been current for some tuna
previous of un Improper Intimacy between a
neighboring fanner named Cameron, a
bncnelor, and Mrs. Koch, tho sudJcu death of
Air. Koch was considered suspicious, and
created a good deal ol talk In tbc neighbor
hood,—so much so that, ou the dav or tiio
funeral, thu authorities took possession of tho
bodv, and an inquest was held; but nothing
was'elicited fanner than that Koeii had par
tAkcuulsome sweetened inoit-whlsky.iiKompuny
with a neighbor, ou the morning of the day of
his death. Tim stomach has been scot to Prof.
Croit, of Toronto, for aualvsl*.
The following circular from Downing street is
published lu the Offlcuil
Downing Srntrr. OcL 91, J 878. Sin: An so
ulieatliia having been recently made lor luo recent
nlilon of un omccr in tne Government service of
uneof Ibo Colonies as Consul ol u lorrlan HiaU-.
1 have the honor to Inform you that her Majesty s
Uomuiurni ats.-of opinion that sucb aimoiui*
meids ore unavrslrable, and bare decided to aucu
It the mlo m future Hist pUDiie officers will tioi f<e
showed to act In a Consular eapae'.iy lor a luteigu
Huue 51. IS. ilicrts-UEAiii.
An order la Issued dlrcctlmr that a Koval aa
lute of twenty-one truua shall be llred on tbo
arrival of the Princess Louise; that the Koval"
statidanl shall bo hoisted on the fort or battery,
and the truant of honor shall observe trie usual
military honors to Uuyaltv by drooping the color
with the “present.** ‘the Field-Marshal emu
mandinsr In chief has further been pleased to
sitnlly her Majesty’s wish that tnc Koyal stand
ard Buould bu hoisted on (iorernmenc House.
Ottawa, whenever her lloyol UUrhncss tue
Princess is in residence. . , .
The urgauiultou of the Dragoon Ouardslias
been completed. Tlio Princess will n« asked
lor twruibMioti to name the corps the Princess
Louise Dragoon Guard. :
A readjustment of the remuneration ox tho
JmUciary 1* tu contemplation,
Tbo proposal tu erect permanent residences,
at the country's expense, fur too Ministers of
the Crown, is strain being agitated.
ftinetai Di'fiuif* to Tkt Trtomic.
Touojtto, Nov. lU.—Frederics ttiltl la under
arrest bvfe, chanted with having aided Marv
Colllut to produce abortion, by giving uur
Clark’s lemalo pills. Tne prisoner belongs to
Prescott, where he U rcsjtectahlv connected. It
is alleged mat the girl ottered to accept *IWt;
but, alien Stitt consented, the drl Increased her
demands to fbUU. Tnla Stitt reluwd tu accede
to, and the girl brought the charge.
The dear-makers are still on strive, none nl
the employers having as yet acceded to the In
creased rale of wages. The strUvrs' eo-opara
livo lactory will shortly be opened.
H&ttat IHu-otch to Tu Tiibu ns.
Moarniulu'Novriu.— An action U pending In
thucourU here to compel tlie County o( Otta
wa to pay IU «ul)icrlotlou of $700,000 toward 4
ttic Montreal. Ottawa «k 0.-ddcnlul Hallway.
tipfcun /.••ixil'.'i to i‘i>« 2YlbUtu,
QuiOEc, Nov. I'J.—Mr.ToSasro, Deputy Min
uter ol Public Work*, baa returned from a tbit
to tbe place* where pbuiplialo woa reported to
have buuu discovered, ou tbu Hake tit. John
Koudt brlnjjlm: with bun remarkable upecliujua
ol tbe valuable mineral.
THE V/EATHER,
OfPICB OP TUB CUIBP SIUKAL OPPICBR,
Wasui.nutok, D. C., Hot. lift—l a. m,—Loca
tions—For Tennessee and the Ohio Vktleyr pert
ly cloudy wcsther, variable winds, shifting to
southerly, stationary temperature, stationery or
falling barometer. //;«•-
Fur tbe Lake region, warmer, partly efrodr
weather, raiu areas, variable winds, mostly
southerly, stationary or railing barometer.
For the Uniter Mississippi and |.owcr illJsoL’H
Valleys, partly vlouuy weather, ratu ureas,
wurmer southerly wind*, falling barometer, fol
lowed iu the norm and west jiortlons by rising
barometer and cold northwest winds.
local ouuaVATiua*.
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