Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-01

in pursuit OF the savages. There is
general alarm among the frontier set
tiers. The Indians are believed to be
Comanches.
Ingenious Device for tho Benefit Of Or.
phans.
UTICA, Oct. 2S.--Ex- Ex-Governor Sey-
mour has received telegram from f.
P. Broadstreet, of Cincinnati, asking
that he and Senator Conklin take
charge of the fund for the benefit of the
Memphis orphans, to be raised by plac-
ing extra boxes at the polls the coming
election to receive donations as was
done at the recent election in Cincin-
natl. There is authority for saying
that Seymour and Conklin will accept
the charge, and they ask for liberal
response to their call for aid for the
sufferers.
Ton Thousand People Thrown out Of En-
piOyment.
New YORK, Oct 2S.-Thc extensive
Print Works of Garner & Co., in Little
Falls, Cohoes, Rochester, Pleasant
Valley, Newburg and Haverst,aw,
stopped on Saturday, and 10000 peo-
pie are thrown out of employment.
This firm pays $50, 900 month to en-
ployees.
Jay Cooke & Co.'s ARairA
OF 5000 or 5000 depositors in the
banking house of Jay Cooke & Co., all
but thirty have signed plan agreeing
to place the settlement in the hands of
Reconnaissance of Internal Revenue
Rollins. These thirty are either distant
from the city or cannot at present be
reached.
The associated banks have gained
81, OOO,0 in legal tenders.
Another Ocean Horror.
New York, Oct. 2S.-Up to a late
hour last night, cable dispatches failed
to bring intelligence of the missing
steamer Lsnalia, due at Liverpool from
New York, twenty-eiSht days ago. She
may have become disabled and put into
some place for repairs, but sufficient
time has elapsed for word to reach those
interested, and the conviction is bocom-
ing general that she has gone down.
Financial Difficulties Imminent in Berlin.
NEW York, Oct PA letter from
Berlin shows that that city has not only
been affected by the American panic,
but is preparing for one of its own
scandals. Irregularitv and insecurity
in every branch of business, prodigality
and waste among the middle classes,
great suffering among the poor, a swell
ing of emigration, and all forms of pc
cunlary distress hang over the city, and
II 10 NIL coi1 fn bo ou:n,r 20 po4l,;n.. l,,,
thar specie imitation.
"A Moscow letter says the Russian
Government HAS been obliged to order
arrests among the Roman Catholic cler-
gy in the Diocese of Chalmvaste. A
politico-religious conspiracy has been
discovered among the clergy.
Effects Of tho Panic on Eastern Muuur.c-
turing Interests.
Oct. 26.--The effects of the financial
troubles are beginning to be felt among
the working class. In many trades a
large number of operatives were dis
charged at the close of the week for
want of employment for them or want
OF funds to pay them. Three shoe
manufactures closed on Saturday night
indefinitely. Employers in one cstab
lishment offered work at reduced wares.
but the men declined to work for WAGES
below those established by the Crispin
Society, and were, consequently, dis
charged. Nearly every trade is affected
similarly.
Furnaces In ConcIave.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 27.--At meeting on
Saturday, at which all the furnaces in
this city or vicinity were represented. it
was voted unanimously to reduce wages
ten per cent. on and after to-day. 1t
was the opinion of majority that it
would be very difficult to keep furnaces
IN blast, and that further reduction
might be necessary to prevent suspen-
sion.
Condition OF New York Manufacturing
Interests.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-The piano, bill
lard table and cigar manufacturers.
and other producers of Injuries. are
conducting busidess with great caution.
The large factories are being run on
half time and with half their usual
force, while smaller establishments have
In the main closed altogether.
Firo In syracuse, New York.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 27.-A fire broke out
IN Canastoga last night, which was
quenched this morning, after burning
over acres of territory, destroying two
hotels, thirty-two dwellings, and be-
tween forty and fifty places of business
Total loss, estimated by insurance
agents. at $150,OOO. Total insurance.
$9O, 200. The fire was undoubtedly
started by an incendiary. This is a
taird disastrous confagration there in
six months, involving an aggregate loss
of $300, 600. 90
Operatives Thrown out OF Emplovment.
New York, Oct. 24.-The World
sys y gentleman recently returned
from Connecticut represents the manu-
AdCIurtDp interest of that State nc in on