Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-19
Terrible Disasters.

lerrtDie DiSaS1efS.
CHICAGO, Sept. lO-Auothcr terrible
marine disaster has cast shadow over the
community. The propeller Hppocow,
which left Benton Harbof, Michigan,
Monday evening bound for this port with
o cargo peaches not arriving, q tug was
dispatched last night in search Of the miss.
ing vessel. and brought back tidings that
the unfortunate steamer had sunk in tho
middle Of the lake 80 miles from shore.
All OIL board are believed to be lost, no It'd
Jugs having reached any port Of any hav-
ing escaped. From so to 60 persons thus
found watery grave. Portions of the
wreck were found floating on the lake, but
there was nothing to indicate what was
the cause Of the disaster.
A fearful accident occurred on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad on
the 9th inst, two miles this side Of Iowa
City. The bridge was drawn when train
going west came up and the engine leaped
into the chasm, dragging three crowded
cat'lc-cars and one wheat car in confused
mass upon each other. The last car made
n pile so high that it prevented the pas
senger cars from following. The engineer
and tiremen were both killed; the formers
head being severed from his body. No
other persons were injured. Many cattle
were killed.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. Ga train ofcars
on the Montgomery and Mobile Railroad
had terrible accident to-day. The tres>
sizes gave way while crossing the Escambia
river bridge and the cars FILL through. j.
S. Warren. express messenger was Instant
ly killed and several persons were badly
hurt.
ALBANY, Sept. Ex-Governor Seymour,
in response to serenads tonight. said no
had received from all part Of the country,
tho most earnest assurances Of SUCCESS in
the Presidential contest.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Sccrctary
McCulloch gives official notice that on and
after Monday next all sevcn-,hirty notes
must be forwarded direct to the Treasury
at Washington for redemption.
New YORK, Sept. 10.-The Citizens
Association have published a letter 10 the
public in reference to pauperism in the
State. They assert that $50, 100000 are
expended annually in private and public
charities. They propose to organize the
expenditure so it mny result in more ben
eft, and relieve taxation for that pu, pose.
The Charity Commissioners have estab-
lished Labor Bureau, to which the asso-
citation call the attention ofthe interested.
SANDusxy, Ohio, Sept. 9.--The Demo-
cratic Convention to-day nominated +. +.
Dickerson as their candidate for Congress.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Hon. &. Archer
has been nominated for Congress by tho
Democrats Of the Second District.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Sit 10 under
stood that the Secretary Of War has or
dered mounted force 70 be sent to Marion.
Nelson and La Rue counties. Kentucky.
where armed resistance i made to the exc
cution Of the PROGRESSES OF the F-desi
Courts. The force will be ready for the
delivery Of processes By the next term ct
the Courts.
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