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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
JOB PRINTING.
Circulars.
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,
Books,
Pamphlets.
Cards,
Checks,
&C. &c., &c.

STEAMBOAT "0ovERsoR MoRroS" Ala Rlomr
The report 30 freely circulated on the street.
yesterday morning. OF the sinking of the steamer
Governor Morton like sii other false reports
concerning this boat, We arc glad 10 learn. proved
only a ram0T. The facts are these: the boat
grounded. simply from the fact that there IS
scarcely any water in the channel, the river bein z
lower At this time than at ut any other time this
year. As To the boat being injured. those Who
know Captain SocwELL end the gentlem aDly
officers under him, know them 20 be too compc-
tent TO have the boat injured on li,tie ground
ing like the one occurring on the Sth inst.
On behalf OF the many passengers who were
on board her, We are requested TO return thanks
10 Director Dan Duncan. aud 0lsrk Buterfed,
and Others OF the crew, for their courtesy aud
Kindness TO the many passengers on board. and
to say that TO them they are indebted for bring
Ing order out OF chaos, which Is always SO iney.-
table in case Of this kind. We learn the boat
landed st the wharf. foot OF Washington street.
at o'clock Yesterday, all right, having aus
tanned no damage whatever The river being
so low, there will probably be no excursion until
the river rises The public will have due me-
tice OF all tips to be made by the boat We un-
derstand The Company have sebt t. Cincinnati
tor regular .teamboat-bulder 10 Immediately
put on nc. wheels. aud otherwise repair her for
regular trips between this point and Wavery
and Broad Ripple, and that the same will be
done As fast as the work cat possibly be pushed
forward, 80 that by the tine there il sufficient
water IN the channel sho will stsrt on regular
trips To Wavery aud back
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Mr.. COburn. Mr. ersyenur, Dr.. Thompson. Mr..
Brown and other. took part.
Mr.. Brown moved 10 postpons ths appoint
meat Of Assistant Engineer for the present
Adopted
Sealed proposals fos various CONTRACTS adVer-
tiscd FOE sere read and referred 10 the Board OF
Public Improvements -
The Oily CLERK reported that slada.iis for
pfecep,s for assessments bad been fled for vari-
Gus Improvements. Ordered that pfscepis DC
issued
oRDISAscEs.
An ordnance 10 provide for tbs erection of
posts and lamps on Delaware street, between
North and st Joseph streets. vas read q third
time and passed.
An ordinance for grading and graveling a.
ley running north and south through square %.
betsee Massachusetts, avenue aud Vermont
streets, was read third time and passed
An ordinance regulating the grading aud
graveling Of sidewalks In the city Of Indisnapo-
lie. This Is a general ordinance. regulating the
size and location Of curling and the grade OF
pavements.
Mr. McArthur presented the following:
Where's. The condition OF the streets and al
ieys ofthe city are continually being complained
OF a. being either very unhealthy or impas-
sable. and that the number Of men employed by
the Street Commissioner IL cntirely Inadequate
70 keep the sane 10 good repair. therefore
be Ia
Resolved. That the Stree, Commissioner DO
authorized - employ sufficient number OF men.
80 that each ward will have at least six work
men within its boundaries all the time; and
further. that the Council appoint some suitable
person to be al Assistant Street Com missioner
Referred to the Board OF Public Improvements
hr Grosvenor presented = petition from pro-
perty owners South Illinois street stating that
pack stands on said street are detrimental 10
their interests. aud asking that they be removed
L-ld ON The table
Sir. Brown, from the Committee on Streets
and Alleys. reported against adopting the report
FOR opening New jersey street, between Nc
Carly aud Merrill st:eots, because 80 assessment
Of 81 $50 was made against the city. coutendng
that sll expenses for opening streets should be
assessed against the property benefited, and not
agains, ihs city. kepor, laid en- the table until
next Monday night
number Of motions were presented and
adopted. when the Council adjourned.
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President Abandons His Grip-New
GOunrerfeit.

WASHINGTON Oct 9-A special TO the Times
dated Washington. October eth. says: The Pres
ideut M ab1Usoued his contemplated trip -
Richu4-4G, North Carolina sni South Carolint.
sud yesterday tot. 6ed the Secretary OF the Navy
chat tue vessel IN waiting Tor him would not be
required
Ibe GSyerDneit aItaOriHes reserved yester
day copy o. he's counterfeit tea dollar green
back legal ,ender note just put in circulation
Arrests have been made. and Others will be
made. % persons engaged in preparing aud is
suing this counterfeit, bet. for good reasons, we
are not author zed 20 give any % the PARTICULARS
The nsv bogu. counter eit II tied Washing
ton March 10, 1862. letter &, the red seal -
badly executed a. il slso the border of the note
which is made up Of repe,tions OF the letter Y
circulsriy put together The general appear
snce Of the bill is bad
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ketch I'M Pleads Guilty 10 Forgery
yenKins' case.

NEW YoKx. Oct. This morning the coun-
eel FOR Young Ketchum announced that he would
put in plea Of guilty indictments charging
hi. client with forgery. II appears that the pris
oaer proposes 10 plead guilty, tut as matters az
lecSiug bis late firm and their creditors are still
peudirg aud unfinished aud his explanations and
testimony are still required by those interested
il is desirable 20 defer the pies - late in the
as possible. The District Attorney said such q
request was not unusual, aud gave notice tha,
the pies must be pat in on the last day of the
term This sgreed to.
The case OF jenkins the Ph0aiI Bank rob-
Der, VS. called .Lis morning, aud the District
Attorney announced that he vas not ready to
proceed: besides hs Aai learned that Jenkin.
was about TO make new plea. which would be
OF kind which ought 70 have very careful con
siderstion: h. therefore requested that the case
GO oses Tor ihe term 10 which jenkins counsel
had sgreed The Recorder gave his assent
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No. DIRK eyarsef.

N"s '0rk esarsct.
NEW fosK Oct. B.
Cotton active and ted and fully SC per pound
higher at 57G5sc for middling market closing firm Al
60c
Flour opened l0Bi5c better and irregular At ss 55z
% Tor extra State; 3Oa5 t5 for supsrfpe western
sOgs 20 for common 10 medium extra western Q GOA
40 for common TO good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and 509l2 IS for trade brands,
the market closing heavy.
Whisky unchanged at 2s9s 20 ior state aud Yves
tern.
Wheat opened 295c better aud irregular, and closed
du with the advance lost, at 81 73di "a for Chicago
spring, 1901 Is for Milwaukee club, 7GGl IL for
amber Milwaukee, A for old amber Michigan %
Tor white Michigan. Rye hrmeT. Barley opened quiet
but closed heavy and declining Corn opened heavy
and lac lower, at $4,000 for unsound a3s,c for
unsour mixed western and 94c for high mixed nearly
yellow in store. Oats lower at 53J6c for unsound and
o2964c for sound. Rice dull.
Hops steady at i0945c for the crop of 1864
fos that of 1855
Coffee dull Sugar quiet; Cuba Muscovsdo Is: ai5
Havana 49, OILS, and Manila 13c. Molasses dull.
Petroleum stsedy at 39 40c for crude 64D65 for re-
lined In bond and s3ss4c do. free.
Wool duh.
Pork active at $3s O0937 so for new mess clos
ing $3 so for cash. $50 2J30 so for prime do and
SSl 1892 90 for prime mess. Beef active and firm:
plain mess 10 SOC So Is 50a6 25 for extra mess Cut
meats steady at s9l7Ie for shoulders and goo 23c
for hams. Bacon dull
Lard dull at 24I ,229c
Butter firm 2S 42c for OHIO and xO Soc for State
Cheese firm At l4C4l5c
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Telegraphic Dispatches
ssrosrsp srSEsssIrrca rnr sAnTsraYsssrrrsII.
MIDNIG HIT REPORT
ger Morning aspsrt see First Page !
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.
LInEn
EXCITEMENT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Outrages in the Coal Regions.
KETCnUM AND JENKINS IN COURT.
Outrages in the Coal Regions
KETCAUM AND JENKINS IN COURT.
Earthquake i'm CaIifornia-GrcatE x.
HHI.I al meut.
@c.. &c.. Ac.. Sc.

Earthquake i'm CaIifornia-Gren Elk
HNlfl cttement.
san FRAScIsCo. Oct. Sat quarter before
one o'clock to-dsy, the severest earthquake ever
fell here frightened almost the entire population
into the streets During half a minute there
were two tremendous shocks, causing buildings
10 rock TO aud iro 10 "a manner altogether alarm
ing. Services we've over ia most Of the churches:
large congregation in the Unitarian Church
was being dismissed when the shock CON m enced
all rushed To the doors faster than they could be
accommodated with exit room Similar scenes
took place a, 81. Mays Cathedral, snd in some
other churches and Sunday schools. The rush
was 40 desperate from the Catholic Church on
flllljoe street. that the large doors OF the main
entrance were carried away. Several persons
were injured by being trsmpled on The walls
OF many buildings we're cracked Ia many places
Ii surprises every one that large and state
ly edhces like the Occidental aud Cosmopotan
hotels. and other buildings OF that class, we're
not generally more seriously injured. Half the
celllngs Of the houses 10 the city, and mnch win
dow glass was demolished Fire walls and
cornices fell from many buildings. The entire
front OF the large four-story brick building Just
erected on Third street. fell outward, covering
about hall the street with fragments. One indie
pendently constructed chimney OF the Lick House
tel in smashing through the roof OF the dining
room, leaving piles among the tables anu dishes,
to the astouishment OF the boarders taking lunch
Three servants we're injured Two Chinese
were injured by falling wall H. Jackson street
Bells were ringing on account OF the vibration :
believer was much broken up Fissures iMo
or three inches vide opeEel in The lower par,
OF the city, where It's made ground. Some
Of this ground WIS elevated many inches above
the former level
Accounts from Sacramento, Stockton aud
San Jose represent the shock as the severest ever
felt ia those cities
IL WAS not felt at Maryvile OF flacervis
The town OF Santa Cruz was shocked With
great severity, some brick buildings suffering st-
were damage aud one or two DESTROYED.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

- Yesterday few invited parties did ample
justice TO the substantsls and luxuries set forth
in abundance by MesHs Davis 4 ca the new
proprietors OF the eating department OF the Dun
can Saloon, on South Illinois street. This es-
adjustment supplies want long felt ia Indian
apols-a first class, ell conducted eating house
good dinner cannot every day he had for either
love OF money, hence. az uublic benefactors, we
recommend hungry public to patronizs the Dun
can Restaurant, as the best establishment in all
respects in this or any other city. Good fare
polite attention. aud charges reasonable
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kobberies and Murder in the OIL
Regions.

PIT HoLK, PA Oct. 9.--Highwsy robberies in
this section are becoming of daily occurrence; the
scenes OF operations are On the roads leading 10
Titusville aud Shafer. and parties are so nurner-
Gus AID bold that il is not safe travel on these
roads alone
Yestsidsy Mr. Rockford, Of jamestown, New
York, while on his way 10 Skaters, was way
laid aud robbed OF $l5, 900 and gold watch, and
left for dead. He is alive. but not likely to ro-
cover.
Garroting is of nightly occurrence here. making
II unsafe TO be out after dark Those doing
business here are now organizing into vigilance
committee for self protection, and if any of the
parties are caught lynch law will take Its course
and no mercy shown.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

~ Mr. Beatty says. that Geo. Z. Anderson
and Lemael vallandinghsm are competent book
keepers and accountants no person In the city
viii doubt. Mayor oaven. and the COMMITTEE
on Gas, ray that the above gentlemen have made
q mistake OF ever Sill 900 In lheir report OF The
receipts and expenses Of the Gas Company for
1864. Nov, -ho 10 rightf Gentlemen. have
you certified TO ftise statement: or has tho
Comss':'se made . false statement How is
this. Mr. beatyy There Is no "scurfili,y" here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

EH- Mr. Beatty. the executive officer of the
Gas Company. IN . card In the Journal of yes
terday, admits all our propositions TO be true
that his statements in relation TO the expenses Of
the Company, and .he earnings of the Company.
were not correct. he denies, however. that
there Is deep seated aud widespread hostility
to the Company. lie will fnd this oct ia due
time. We wsulo refer Mr. Beatty to the able re-
port Of the Special Com mittee on Gas. submitted
to the Oouncil last night There is TO "scurrili.
ty" in that. Mr.. Beatty. but there are facts and
6gures that corroboraie all we have said.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

tE At the election of Directors. yesterday. OF
the Indianapolis Insurance Company. the old
Directors we're unanimously elected. the stock
holders being we'll satisfied with their manage
ment Of the Affairs Of the company The follow
ing are the Directors: s. A. Fletcher. sr., W
III. Talbot, L J. Peck, A. l. Rosche. I a.
Morris. Aqsiis Jones, Oliver Tousey, A. f.
vinton and William Henderson. William Hen
derson was reelected President. and Alex G.
Jameson Secretary. The office OF the Company
will be moved the last of this week into their
new room. lately occupied by the First National
Bank, in Odd Fellows Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

PHI HoLr, PA Oct. 9.-The most destructive
ire that ever took place in the oil regions, oc-
CURED here about one o'clsck this morning.
which. fortunately, termins,ed without loss of
life The tanks of the largest flowing we'll in
Pit Hole, known as the Grant. containing 4. 600
barrels OF oil. caught ere. spreading destruction
in ali directions Thirteen derrcks and engine
houses on the following leases we're destro ed !:
Nos 10, IL. Is. IL. 20. 81 90 aud %, ON the
hoFn'der Farm, and Nos. 2, and 5, on the
Morry Farm. covering a surface Of FIVE acres.
The total loss will reach 81 sc, 900 All the oil
belonged 10 the owners of the land interest and
the United States Petroleum Company Of New
York The tanks. buildings and property, be
longed to the owners Of the working interest in
tho well, and was insured for $4,000, in the
Associated Company. Of New York
PIT HOLE, PA Oct 9-Tbe fire at Grant w ell
Was eItingushed sbou, noon to-day. The well
Was not insured. The loss will not exceed 500. :
900.
Mr. Botsford, who was waylaid and robbed on
Saturday, is stil alive, and hopes are entertained
or his recovery.
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COM NJ z RcIAL,
By rrLEahArH.l
CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. v
Flour quiet and prices shade lower: supernns
iodei new and old extra 95a9 IS, and family and
fancy y 501ll NV
Wheat dun a, 30 for prime old red. and no 70,
new; Kentucky white 60
Corn steady at Csc for and zoe Tor skelled Oa,,
9Oc for old. Barley unchanged and nominal
quiet market for provisions.
good demand for mess pork at IS dol for city, but
holders asked $685.
Bulk meats held lelso and Poke for shoul.
ders and sides.
Bacon firm at 1890, 2ilIe and sc for shoulders
sides AID clear sides loose.
Lard quiet at 2o1sc for prime city
cotton excited and prices Irregular correct quotations
cannot be ven; 5Oc was refused for middlInr
Whisky steady at 81 &C.
Butter firm at 4o943c. Cheese firm al Is9lsyc.
Groceries firm.
Petroleum 1880
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

tn A moving caravan on the streets yester-
day attracted good deal OF attention. II con
sists Of nine persons. Eve females and four males
moving from North Carolina To Illinois. Their
worldly goods are contained in q small home-
made wagon. without piece of iron being used
In tie construction, drawn by the men. The
family are sll down with the chills, and are Ia a
very bad condition. They in the Court
House yard A. this 10 election day. every man
that goes to vote will be doing good service by
contributing To help these poor suffering people
on their way
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10


thisd OF The American continent the capital Of
all the British North American provinces, which
the British Government and Canadian authorities
are determined shall be united in one grand oon-
federation, in spite Of all opposition. before
another year has passed.
BkEcxINRIDsE GOING rSro THE rosx sUaskss.
II is said that John G. Breckenridge proposes
to become a British subject and enter into the
pork business.
eovsRSoR OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Nova seotia papers Of The 2s.h ult, announce
arrival OF 0en. Sir Fenvick Williams. lately
Commsnder-in- Chief Of the British forces In
Canada Gen Williams has been sent 10 take
the management Of Nova Scots which hitherto
has obstinstely refused - see the desirabilty OF
the confederation.
FENASs IL cAsspA
The Fenians are creating a stir 10 Canada.
Agents Of the organization recently visited both
Quebec and Ottawa, with view Of establishing
lodges aud IL Is reported that q number OF the
brotherhood lately left Toronto on Especial mis-
sion to ireland. 80.
UNCLAIMED PAY. L.
The Herald's Washington special Gays: Over
S2000,000 OF unclaimed pay remains In the
hands OF the Navy Department, and its pension
fund. accumulated from captures. Is between
$4,000, 600 aud $40 .O00.0O0 In ell probability
no more appropriations will be needed by the
Navy Department for the nex, four years, at
least
SENATOR PROM COLORADO.
The Tribunes private letter from Colorado
states that General Slough. in all probability,
will be returned IS one Of the senators from that
State
REslcSArioS AND APPOINTMENT.
Darius Forbes. long agent sos ths Usi,sa
States Sanitary Commission on the xratuItou,
settlement of soldiers claims against the Gov.
ernen,, has resigned aud VIM. Y. Baseum has
been appointed IN his place. The Sanitary Com
mission has yet large surplus fund. which will
oe used 10 The grataltous prosecution OF soldiers
claims. but u is stated that no claims will be-
undertskeo after the fret Of January next
rnr CHARGE AGAINST Mr. SEWARD
The English story that Mr.. Seward gave no
tice TO Great Britain Of the Fenian movements
concerning Ireland continues to excite eon n,ent.
In the Secretirys absence, but IL ~ not credited
by those who are presumed 20 he in position TO
give IL unequivocal denial.
70. pErIcIrs IN the souu.
The deficits Of the Postmasters at the ssu,b
before the war Is ascertained to be Sl5S, 965
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
Americans in Europe-victor man
uel.

NEw YoaK, Oct, g-Tbe Heralds Paris cor
respondent says: There are no. less than 80, =
OOO Americans at present travelling in Europe,
spending at lesst 500. 00o. 900 id gold per year
During last month there vas series of fraterni-
cations between The officers of the American
Squadron in Cherbourg Harbor and the officers
OF toe Russian corvette Askalt The Russians
ia their attendance to the A ncrcans entirely ig-
nored the Preach and English.
Victor Emapuels Monster is envirOned with
diaicslties owing to large defcisncies in his ac-
counts. causing great apprehension aud excite
msut
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for Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

II The Republicans bold an election to-day
in this county. for CLERK. two Judgss and County
Conmissoner. After using their military power
10 drive Democrats from the polls and prevent.
Ing their exercising the rights OF freemen for the
last iosr years. they have an easy time in going
anxously for the rssult. Tonight. 10 see ~ they
have their usual majority Of ,000 at this poll.
These things will have an end before long. a.
certain ~ there 10 . just God regning above
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Polie. M.r,,s.-Ys,,erday Va. an unu,,

PoLios MAribRs. Yesterday was al unusual-
~ slim Monday Al the Mayors Court;
George Frsncis was lined f43 -. and 80 days
~ jail. W three esses for being drunk disturb
ing The lescs aud s.sauls and battery lie wss
bsiled out IN al the s.ses.
John Buckley w~ hned so ~. and 10 days.
Tor iutorics,,oD
Msrgars Csssidsy. Lou Csniday aud Nollic
Preston, ~sfe each sent UP Tor 10 days, as van.
dering prostitutes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

SALE OF REAL Estate AT Auction Wiley
4 Martin. Res! E.tIe Auctioneers. sold vest Ell
day, at public sale, tbirty-two building lots on
East street. Aggregate amount Of sales, 81 80.
There remains thirty -one lots unsold, which will
be closed at auction on next Monday, October
18th. Ii the lets at the next sale will be sold as
cheap as the lots yesterday. there will be surely
bargains to be had. as the average price yester-
day was much below the price lots in the same
vicinity have lately sold for.
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Mexican Affairs.

NV YoRE, Oct 9-Ths Herald's Browns
vile correspondent says he attack on Matamo-
rss BY the Republicans hss been postponed until
tue return Of their agent froH the United States
sent 10 secure mutual sid. lt is now believ Ell IA
has been successful, aud vigorous campaign
will soon take place, which will compel the N
perialists to give Up both Monterey and Mats
msrss
The Phila. Press corresponpsht at Elishoso
chihuahua under date OF sept. 80 says The Re-
public is at an end Jusrex, the last fleeing fugi-
tive President from Mexico, Is nov on the United
States side OF the Rio Grande.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

tE- There will be game OF Base Ball By
the Wesern Base Bali Cicb, this afternoon at ,
O'Clock. OF their grounds north OF the Old
Fair Grounds. The members all requested
10 be there The friends VI the Club sre IL
vted III BY order OF the Secretsry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

BArAKD TArLoR's LECTURE Let all who
would enjoy an intellectual enIeft ,umeut attend
tins Lecture TO be given before the y Dung Meh's
Christian Association o. "Wednesday evening
at quarter past seven clock. in the First Presby
terrain Church OF this city Subject will be " Our
sslres and Our Relations 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

eE The Ball of the Fenian Brotherheod
comes of on Wednesday night, the lth instant,
at Masonic Hall. Having enjoyed several meet
ings OF the brotherhood. with their fair ladies' in
the same place, We can only cay that the Bro
thsrhood can conduct a Ball as they can con-
duet al organization for Irish Independence
y