Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
Telegrapnlc Summary.

Dublin, Gl 200. and at Wolverhamp pton
and Glasgow. FL 200 each.
Frederick Temple Blackwood, Lord
Dufferin, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster AMI Paymaster General, has
been created an Earl
A dispatch from Mary's Hill, three
miles from Glasgow, announces the
wrecking of a passenger train. Two
were instantly killed and Is wounded.
Advices from Odessa state 800 build.
ings in the town of Bagostoo have been
burnt by incendiary fires, supposed to
have been the work OF fanatical opprcs>
sion of the Jews. The greater pro,
portion Of the inhabitants are Jews.
Details received here of the recent
storms and floods in China represent
the loss of life and property as very
great. At least three thousand per-
sons have perished.
Los Angeles, October 16.-Major
Watsou's surveying party on the South
ern Pacific Railroad, narrow guage,
camped at old San Bernardino, E miles
from ,Newtown, on Saturday One
party is surveying through Gorgoris
Pass.
Sand storms in the vicinity of Fort
TETON have scattered forty or fifty
thousand sheep, many of which are lost
Salt Lake, October l6'-Brigham
Young appeared in court this morning.
When the Indictment was read to him
he answered with frmness mot guilty."
Major Wells, on similar charge plead
'not guilty"
The Mormons have started subscrip>
tons for defense fund to aid Young,
Wells and other church magnates in
overthrewing charges brought against
them by the t. S. Grand Jury.
Chicago, October I6-There is won
derful activity in the south division of
the burnt district. Thousands of men
arc at work clearing away debris, re-
ceiving safes and putting up temporary
buildings. LaboriDg men can find
plenty to do at liberal wages.
The action Of the insurance compan.
les settling losses has inspired and
renewed the confidence of Business
men.
The reports Of the loss of lives are
greatly exaggerated; the number of dead
bodies discovered will fall short of one
hundred.
All the papers are published except |
the Times The Tribune appears to be
nearly as fine looking sheet as ever
and quite as large.
The Western Union Telegraph Com,
pany intend to pay the loss of their
married employees, who lost their
household goods and personal effects.
The city is still under the charge Of
General Sheridan.
Philadelphia, October 16.-About
$40, 900 church subscripti ons for Chica
90 were collected yesterday.
New York. October 16-The Relief
Committee of the Chamber of Com.
merce has received $4,000 since Sat
urday. The Subscription of the Cot
ton Exchange now exceeds $4,000, |
and the police force fund $1,000, and
subscriptions from Albany amount to
40,000
Quebec, October 16-One thousand |
five hundred blankets and number of |
tents have been forwarded to Chicago |
St Johns, n b. October 16 Cen,
tributions for Chicago amount to So,
900.
New York, October 16.--A receiver
has been appointed for the Fulton Fire
Insurance Company Of Brooklyn, which
is insolvent owing to the Chicago fire. |
The Hale Insurance Company has re-
solved to fill up capital stock to two
million and a half at the earliest mo
ment; this restores the company's as
sests to nearly four millions after every
cent of its Chicago losses are paid The
Manhattan Company, which announces
suspended, expects to meet its losses |
The Continental lost about million
much less than its surplus; the com>
pany has doubtless its capital, and after
it's loosers are paid, will have two mill
ion assets.
Manchester, Eng, October 16.-A
large meeting was held tonight. The
Bisnop of Manchester was present.
Jacob Bright, Hugh Birley, and Adams
e. S. Consul addressed the meeting.
Twenty three thousand dollars was sub
scribed and large quantity of cloth
ing.
Versailles, October l6.-Picard has
been appointed French Minister to Italy
in place of Count de Chosqul removed. |