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Losses and Insurance.
THE SUN OF CLEVELAND.

I'M ob' oh NbIN LiAANb
NEW YORK, Oct. ia despatch states that
the loss of the Sun company, Of Cleveland, will
not exceed the amount of the gross surplus.
THE WESTERN, OF BUFFALO.
The Western company, of Buffalo, has UNI
doubtedly failed. Adespatch received this noon
announces that if the assets will cover the losses
the company will resume, with new capital, but
if the liabilities are in excess of the resources Il
new company will be organized. We under
stand that the company had large lines of insur-
ance on the elevators.
THE COMMERCE, OF NEW YORK.
The Commerce of this city, loses but 5000
instead of $4,000 as incorrectly reported hereto
fore.
THE CORN EXCHANGE, of NEW YORK.
The Corn Exchange had SCI 900 risks in
Chicago, instead of 100000, as has been reported.
A dispatch in regard to the Hartford COM
panies says: Representatives OF all the Hart
ford companies are now in Chicago. The Etna,
Hartford and Phoenix companies will pay claims
in full. The Merchants, Connecticut, North
American and Charter Oak have suspended
business, but will meet their claims so tar as
assets go. The City and Putnam have no def
mite information concerning their losses. 1t is
reported that the agency records of the Etna
were destroyed. The Merchants losses are re-
ported as SS50,000, those of the North Ameri-
can 100000, and those of the Charter Oak
100000"
THE MANHATTAN, OF NEW YORK.
The Manhattan insurance company has re-
solved to suspend business. Its losses stand at
a million and a quarter. The company possess.
es large surplus, besides the capital. 1t is not
expected that there will be any loss to the in-
sured.
THE EMPIRE, OF NEW YORK.
The president OF the Empire City company,
which was reported yesterday as having lost
quarter of million, states that it sustained no
loss.
THE STUYYESANT BANK.
The general expression at the meeting of the
stockholders of the Stuyvesant bank, last night,
was that there was no hope for its future.
THE NATIONAL, OF BOSTON.
The announcement is made that the National
insurance company of Boston has subscribed to
guarantee a fund sufficient to cover all its Chi
cago and other losses. E7l&
THE PACIFIC, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The Pacific insurance company of San Fran.
cisco have arranged to pay all losses, and con-
tnue business.
THE PUTNAM, OF HARTFORD.
The Putnam fire insurance company of Hart
ford have just received information from their
general agent from Chicago, and announce that
the company must suspend business. The Off
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Our New York DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK Oct. 15.-Deputy Controller Green
mas succeeded in raising, on his own response
Dlllty, sufficient TO pay of the six weeks wages
due the large pipe" laborers.
Deputy Controller Green yesterday paid the
commissioner OF charities 100000.
A number of sinecure attendants on the court
Of general sessions were removed Saturday
1t is rumored that George Jones' of the Times
is on the new grand jury.
The council of political reform last evening
elected VIM. M. Evarts president, and Eugene
Kelly, VIM. IL. Aspnwall, James w. Beekman
and Oscar Zollicofier vice presidents.
The wholesale markets during the past week
have been only moderately active, at higher
rates. Flour was toleraby active and higher.
closing quiet. Wheat has been comparatively
quiet at well-sustaned prices, closing firm.
Corn has been in coed demand and higher Pork
was active at advanced rates, but prices declined
at the close. Sugars have been dull at nominal
rates. Cotton was fairly active at somewhat
lower quotations.
Col James Fisk, Jr., appeared before United
States Commissioner Osborne yesterday, to ius.
tify in the sum of 500 900 in the case Of appeal
from Judge Batchford's decision awarding
$4,000 to John Pinton and others against the
NarraganSett eompany's steamer Bristol for
damages sustained by a collision MIR. Fisk af.
tirmed that he owns the lease and building of
the Fifth Avenue theatre, and is part owner of
the Grand opera house, ten houses on Twenty
third street, and seven on Twenty-iourth street.
There Is an incumbrance of $500 GOO on the
Grand opera house and seven houses on Twenty
third street, and his outstanding debts do not
exceed $4,000. The Grand opera house he val
ues at 81 600. The affirmation is to be pre-
sented TO Judge Blatchiord for acceptance ON
Monday.
The commissioners Of emigration have appro-
priated Thousand dollars, to secure against
loss the witnesses necessary for the conviction
of emigrant swindlerS
Capt Joseph MattisOn, formerly of the navy,
died Saturday.
Douglas, Of the Sappho, has challenged Sam
ues' Dreadnaught to race of twenty-five miles
TO the windward and back in a ten knot breeze
Benefits Dauntless offers the Dreadnaueht
a similar match.
Samuel Gunther and wife have been arrested,
charged with rob6ing a blind man, named Jo-
seph Arnheim, of a $1,000 bond.
Charles Moore, under SD 900 bail as an emil
grant swindler, has fled to Europe.
Ii is reported that the Western Union tele-
graph company has effected a loan in Europe,
aud will cancel four millions OF its stock.
There was some excitement in political circles
yesterday at the prospect of democratic split
in sBrooklyn. The democratic leaders openly
avow their determination to oppose the re-nomi-
nation OF Martin Kalbhesch ion mayor, and that
Samuel ID. Morris, the democratic district attor-
ney, will be thrown overheard is undoubted. Ii
Is almost certain that kalbhiesch and Morris
viii run for the offices named indepenntly of the
party organizations,
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The unfouuded rumor that the Sacramento
savings bank los. heavily by the Chicago fire
caused a run, but all demands were met
promptly
Many Americans are leaving London for
home, on account of the calamity ut Chicago.
General Burnside will sail on Tuesday.
The secretary of the treasury has authorized
the United States treasurer to issue 81 800, 900
United States notes, to replace the notes and
national bank notes burned in the government
vault at Chicago.
Geo. II. Stuart of Philadelphia, has received
Il telegram from DR.. Robert Patterson, Chicago,
entreating him to organize Il work similar to
the Christian commission, in aid OF the suffer-
ing thousands left homeless and pennileSs there.
The rates of fire insurance in New York have
been very heavily advanced this week, and
very extensive business has been transacted by
those companies which seemed sound and UNI
shaken by the recent train upon their capital
Many of them are obliged to keep extra clerks
on duty very late every night to write up poll
ces applied for during the day.
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New England Dispatches.



BosTON, Oct 15.-rhe corner stone of the
new post office will be laid with Masonic cere-
monies at two, p. NJ tomorrow, in the presence
OF President Grant, Postmaster General Cres-
well, Secretaries Boutwell,, Beknap, Robson,
and other diguitaries. Postmaster Burt, of Bos.
ton, and the officers connected with the depart
ment in New England have arranged for the
entertainment Of the united guests of the post
once department. The postmasters of Montreal,
-, John, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, But!
lalo, Detroit Providence, Portland and other
cities have Signifcd their acceptance to attend
the ceremonies, and will be present. In the all
sence OF the general banquet, which was waived
at the suggestion of the president, number of
liberal citizens are proposing private entertaiu-
mentS for the distinguished guests
CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 15.-Judge Harrison render
ed an important decision affecting newspapers
Saturday. The proprietors Of the Sunday Morn.
ing Union were found guilty OF libel, and fined
heavily.
BANGOR, Oct. 1j.-ROgerS S. Stanley, of Scdg-
wick, seventeen years old, fell from the main
boom Of a vessel yesterday, and was drowned
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY on MAIN SrREET.-A
highway robbery was committed on Main street
at a little past midnight Saturday, Tor, rather
Sunday mornng), which shows that there are
desperate characters in the city, and police
force too small. Mr.. Geo. f. Fairbanks, OF the
firm of Fairbanks & Piper, druggists, closed his
store at a late hour, and after spending some
time at his desk, started for home at little past
twelve o'clock, carrying with him bundle and
a can Of oysters. He noticed on leaving Har-
rington corner that some one started along be-
hind him and followed on at some distance, and
after walking half mile or so began TO think
that the fellow meant mischief. When he
had passed the Baptist church, beyond Charlton
street, he thought he would turn into the ward
of Mrs. Whcelock, and let the fellow pass, pre-
ferrug to walk behind the remainder of the
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AT Charleston there was one death from vel.
low fever, Saturday, and one yesterday.
A sail boat, containing four brothers, named
Trip, was upset near Hyde Park, N. Y, yester-
dav. Joseph was drowned.
Capt. }: 5. Ellison, who participated in the
battle of Lundy's Lane, died at Sacramento on
Saturday.
Telegraphic communication between Hong
kon4 and Naeaski has been interlered with,
the Chinese having picked up the cable and so-
len some Off
The secretary of the treasury is prevented by
pressure of public business from gong to BoS-
ton. He will make brief visit next week to
his home IN Massachusetts.
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Criminal Record.
THE CHASE OF THE pRGsoxEl

THE CHASE OF THE PRISONERS
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 15.-F NJ. lxane tbe
guard wounded during the break ont Of the
prisoners at Carson, Nevada, last month. died
Yesterday. Jones, one of the most desperate of
the gang, is closely pursued in the Sierra Ne
yada.
THE HIGH PRIEST OF SIN.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 15.-Monday morning is
fixed for Brigham Young to plead to the ndct.
ment Of laScivi0uS cohabtation.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia dispatch from Fort
Scott, Kansas, says that Mr.. Kinard, clerk in
the Creek Indian agency, reports great excite
quence of quarrel among the Greeks, and
thinks that war between Cochoka, the lawful
chief, and his rebeliOus subjects ioregone con-
clusion. The two factions met at Ocmugec on
Saturday last armed to the teeth, and the agent
had extreme difficulty in preventing collision.
II United States troops are not sent Immediately
a terrible fight will certainly ensue.
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DELEGATEs.-The following delegates were
chosen in West BIoo6field, Saturday evening to
attend the several conventions: County, G. A.
Parrot, II. G. Rlwson; councillor, G. II. Jack
son, o. ?. Maynard; senatorial, L. Fullam, E.
H. Blair, j. r. Tomblen.
At caucus held by the republicans of Bolton,
on the It'll, delegates to the following conven-
ton were chosen: County, S. II, Howe, S. F..
Edwards; councillor, Lyman Moore, J. D. Hur-
burt; senatorial, j. B. Wheeler, S. H. Howe, f.
S. Moore, George B. Newton.
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CITY NEWS.

The regular meeting of the city council viii be
held this evening
Burlington has lot of fresh Dutch bulbs
See advertisement,
The members of 81. Andrews benevolent soci-
ETY. are to hold sociabe, at the AnIlTopological
rooms, this evening, as advertised.
On the Sth lust the wife Of William soon
nor OF this city, was confined OF a son ana TWO
daughters, and the three children lived some
hours. The motheris doing well
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Assistant Marshal Washhum will 90 TO Chi
cago to-day, and will take with him for the re
lief OF the Chicago policemen who suffered by
the fire, slGj, which has been given by the mem
bers Of the police department OF this city, in
Guiding SO by Judge JiIlson
The new chapel on Dewey street, erected on
land given for the purpose by Joseph Mason,
Esq, and Judge Dewey, is nearly completed.
1t has capacity to seat about 500 persons and
ii is understood several cleigymen OF the city
Will alternately oiliciate in the services there.
W. W. Cook, at Iainters greenhouse, has
the past season more than doubled his former
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The English list Of subscriptions is as follows:
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BERLIN, Oct. 15.-The empress, gratefully re-
Numbering the kindly feeling shown by the
Americans for Germany during the war sends
1000 thalers to the committee formed here for
the relief of the sufferers in Chicago.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AT BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, Oct 15.-The merchants of the
Brussels exchange have appointed committee,
which is receiving subscriptions for Chicago.
THE GOOD WORK IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, Oct. 15.--Mr JAY American minis
Chicago.
GOOD TIDINGs FROM EDINBURG.
LONDON, Oct IS "A meeting was held in
Edinburg last night, Lord Provost presiding
Resolutions of sympathy for the people of Chi
cage were adopted, and subscriptions opened.
NEWCASTLE CONTRIBUTES.
AT Newcastle, yesterday, a mass meeting was
held and E1000 subscribed
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The weather.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10, P. M-PRoRABrLt-
England and on the lakes and southwesfward
but cloudy weather and local rains will continue
throughout the Atlantic states. Cloud and ram
are also probable for the rest of the night from
Ohio 10 Arkansas and Alabama, followed by
clearing weather Monday.
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pose to give grand vocal concert i'll aid Of the
Chicago sufferers, NJ an early day.
Two barns and shed in Webster, belonging
to S. Slater < Sons, and filled principally with
hay were totally destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day.
Walter Smith of West Boylston was out gun
ming few days ago, and received charge of
shot in one leg below the knee while getting
over fence, An account of the affair says
that he can "use his lee to some extent"
Mossrs. Whitman & Miles of Fitchburg have
sent $500 for the Chicago sufferers, and $1,000
more have been subscribed in the town The
other principal towns in the county are doing
generous work in the same direction.
On the forenoon of the 18th, Ariel H. Daven-
port, carpenter, fell from the ridgepole OF
building upon which he was at work in Fitch
burg, and striking upon a pile Of stones was
instantly killed. He was married man about
fifty years Of age.
The Worcester south agricultural society, of
Sturbridge, held its annual meeting on the 18Th,
andre-elected Daniel Dwight of Dudley president,
and A. c. Morse, of Sturbrdge, secretary and
treasurer, The treasurer's report showed that
the profits of the year to the society, were $1,000,
which goes towards the reduction of the debt of
the society.
The Douglas Herald's proprietor received en-
couraging offers from citizens of Blackstone to
establish his paper in thar town, and concluded
to do so; but after protests from the citizens of
Douglas, accompanied by Substantial induce
ments to remain" the publisher has consented
r., 10
of his towns-people in the future as in the past.
The Clinton wire cloth company is now erect
ing at their works in Clinton new chimney,
which will be 13l feet in height above the ground,
having granite foundation twenty fee: square
ana three deep; some 100000 brick will he re-
quired to complete the chimney, the total cost
amounting to about $4,000. There are also be-
ing built by the same company new engine
house, 3OX2O, and new boiler house, 65x32.
The entire steam works are being reconstructed
with view to their location in the square,
which is enclosed by the four mills of the com
pany.
The tiremen who attended the Cliuton muster,
and know of the dissatisfaction which has found
expression in various ways since, will under
stand the following paragraph from the Clinton
Courant: perhaps the engineers have made
no statement in amy newspaper but the mem
Der of the board who is clerk thereof, and who
acted as assistant marshal on the day of the
muster, gave us all the information we have on
the subject, and all that we last week stated in
the COurant in reference thereto. If our en-
ginecrs back up our last weeks paragraph
they are merely sustaining statements made to
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FROM EUROPE.
France.

RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.
| VERSAILLES, Oct 15.-Ofiicial returns from
| the elections for members of assembly are vet
| incomplete, but so far as received they show
there has been elected "a Bonapartists, 1874 legit-
imistS, POI radicals, 494 moderates, and SG7 lib
| eral conservatives
The Prince Jerome Bonaparte election for
CorsicalS to be investigated, the choice being
contested on the ground that the prince does
not pay taxes in Corsica.
THE COMMERCIAL TREATY.
President Theirs has formally announced TO
the Legislative committee that the customs
| treaty for Alsace and Lorraine is signed, and
| only awaits ratification. He states that the
| principle of reciprocity is recOgnized; the pay
ment of the fourth half nilliard OF the indemni
| ty is to be completed before the end of March
| the evacuation of French territory will com
mence within a fortnight after the ratification
| OF the treaty, and Germany cedes to France Q
| small strip of territory The Journal Oficie
says; The treaty consists of three separate con
| Ventlons; one rectifying the frontiers; one pro
| Yiding for the payment of the indemnity and
| involving the withdrawal of German troops
| from France; and another relating to customs.
| The last stipulates that the products of Alsace
| Lorraine will be permitted TO enter France free
twelve months, and accords the same privilege
| TO the products of France entering those terri
tories
REPUBLICAN MEETING BROKEN UP
meeting of the republican alliance at st.
I4tlouHC was DIOhtu up ny the ponce yesterday,
Important documents were seized. Searches are
being made at the homes of members of the al
lance.
THE TUNNEL.
Traffic by the Mont Gents tunnel will begin
tomorrow, lines of connecting railroad being
completed.
Great Britain.
A STRONG APPEAL FROM THE LONDON TINES,
LONDON Oct. Is The Times has leading AZ
ticle in which, reviewing the Chicago coualgra-
ton and the great fires now raging in the fields
OF the Northwest, and adducing the prompt ac-
ton of the United States authorities in suppress
ing the attempted Fenan invasion of Manitoba
under ONeill, it draws the conclusion that
England and Englishmen are herein furnished
with every incentive to labor and to give for the
alienation of the suffering caused by the dread
full calamities in the West. Nearly all the rail
way, express and steamer lines announce their
readiness TO transport contributions for Chicago
free.
Spain.
POLITICAL MEETING
MADRID, Oct. ia workmgmen's meeting,
last night, resolved to nominate candidates to
represent them in the cortes and the municipal
government. large meeting of iederalists
and republicans was held to-day. The proceed
lngs were orderly.
sweden.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MINISTER.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 1j.-Count Wachtmeister,
minister of foreign affairs, dropped dead in the
street, yesterday, of apopleXy.
Austria.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS
VIENNA, Oct. IA cabinet crisis is again
threatened. Beust declares that he will resign
if the demands Of the Czechs are complied with.
The emperoTS decision is unknown.
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ST. PAULs FAIR was lively place Saturday
evening, and large sum of money was realized
from the throng of people who filled the floor
and galleries. Tonight the "mischeyious mig
ger," which took so well last Thursday night,
will be repeated, and some pleasant excitement
is anticipated from the voting by Sunday Schools
for thar handsome paror organ which has occu-
pied place on the platform during the fair 1t
8 was given by wealthy lady of this city, and is
coveted by all of the children of the several
Catholic Sunday schools. The votes are
placed at ten cents apiece, The drawing of arti-
ces in which chances have beentallen will also
begin this evening, aud those whose names are
within in the "litte books, must be on hand
to look after their own interests.
PEOPLES INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We take
pleasure in inviting the attention of our readers
10 the advertisement ofthc Peoples fire insurance
company, which appears in our columns this
morning. So many unlounded reports have
Deen in circulation the past few days, affecting
he solvcncy of this old and popular company,
hat it seemed necessary that an official state
nent should be made, not only 10 disabuse the
public mind but to allay any fears the stock
FOLDERS may have entertained as to the safety of
heir investment. The losses of the company
1t Chicago are very heavy, but it is confidently
h expected they will not exceed $780, 0O0 Fortu-
lately the company have an ampl, surplus over
md above their capital to meet the unprccedent-
d exigency which has just occurred, so that the
apital will remain unImpaled, with surplus
,f a considerable amount still on hand Ample
unds have been already provided to pay all their
osses at Chicago, and agents are now in that
ity for the purpose of adjusting and settling
Ill the claims against the company. With the
anne energy and Judgment which has hereto
ore characterized the management of the COM
pany, there can be no reasonable doubt that it
will soon regain its former strength and sodity.
ANOTHER RAID on THE HOUSES OF LIZ
tME.-These institutions of evil were visited
" the city marshal and state constables, Sat
rday evening, who, with force of policemen,
rrested the inmates of two and visited two
hers; but The last two called upon had got
ind of the movement and had put of all APP
earance of guile when their domains were en-
,red. At ten O'Clock the officers visited house
the new road to Holden, known as the Jacob
lace, and kept by John Saddler. This place
as recently been identified with the rough and
ad, aud several complaints have been made
bout it. The proprietor was arreste ], and also
hree girls. The officers next visited the house
N the Millbury road, known as the Farm. This
establishment, which has been closed since the
aid several weeks ago, was reopeucd u day or
wo SINCE and on Saturday evening the house
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE wORoEsTER DAILY SPY
THE CHICAGO FIRE!
The Story of Pillage!
WORK OF REBUILDING !
ACITY'S ENTERPRISE!
CONDITION OF THE BANKS
The Record OF Death !
FIRES STILL BURN BRIGHTLY
More Records of Horror 4!
WORK SOUGHT IN OTHER CITIES !
INCENDIARIES STILL HUNTED
ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE