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CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-In the National
Board of Trade this morning q resolu-
Eions were reported by the Executive
Council in reference TO American ship
ping interests we're taken up for debate.
Firat resolution. favorlng the payment
BY Congress of q bounty to American
ship-builders, met with an almost unan-
tnous disapproval. A delegate from
Wilmington declared that ship builders
there did not desire Government aid,
and asserted that the cost of ship build
ing on the Clyde was now only ten per
cent. less than In America, and is con.
sssntly increasing by the advance of la
bor. coal and iron. Methetell of Phils-
delphia endorsed these statements and
said American ship builders did Lot
AK Government aid and needed no
protection. The resolution was tabled
by q vote of 58 to 8. The second reso-
luton. renewing the former recou,men-
aation of the Board for n rebate Of the
duties on ship stores for use by vessels
in foreign trade, was then taken up.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Treasury De-
pArtment has notice that fiftylthousand
ounces of silver have been received in
the mint in Philadelphia, from Chicago,
With q request that it be coined and re-
turned in half and quarter dollars and
dimes. 1t will furnish change to the
amount of $62, 500.
Silver is now paid out to limited
extent in this city. DR.. Linderman,
Director of the Bureau of Mints. says
silver will be in general circulation as
currency on November l. All the mints
in the country kave been ordered to
work to their full capacity in coming
silver.
The Polaris investigation concluded
yesterday, and those examined. with
the exception of DIR. Bissell, will leave
for the North.
Reid, q. Consul at Dundee, reports
that Brian Booth and Mauch, of the Po-
laris, had reached his consulate and
would leave ON Friday for the United
etates. DR.. Bissell will remain in
Washington until the new chart of the
Polaris can be completed and will be
temporarily attached to the Smithsonian
Institute.
A delegation of Ute chiefs and ApacF.
% from Colorado had talk with Com
vissioners of Indian Affairs this morn
iug with regard to relocating their age n
o.. Chief Naniod Olay was the princi-
pal speaker.
The President is unwell and has re-
manned in the private part Of the Execu-
tive mansion. He was complaining yes
terday of a severe cold, but attended to
public business.
New York, Oct. 22.-Four men were
reported arrested on charges connect
ing them with the immense forgeries of
- New York Central bonds. The evidence
against them is said to be furnished by
tho engraver who made the plates from
which the forged bonds were printed.
Stocks are very circular and unsettled.
Western Union, ,585s; Pacific Mail 30 =
Now York Central, 714; Erie, So; I'm
ion Pacific, 1871. Central bonds, 81
Union, ~.
PEEKsvILLE, N. Y, Oct pa strange
woman died here suddenly the other
day and was buried. The body was
Afterwards exhumed and medical ex-
animation showed that death was caus-
Cd by malpractice. The man who &C
oompauied the woman is understood to
are Left by the steamer to-day for
Germany. and the New York authori-
tics have been informed. The woman S
nane xas Kern, of Dresden.
I Nine canal boats lost in the storm the
other Nekt, iHvG.sing loss of $780,
600. -
PrTTsBsRe, Pa. Oct. 22.-Lizzie
Echuttler confessed tins morning that
she murdered Mrs. BraaHt on Thursday
evening last. Sac states that no ether
namber Of tho family had aHy connec-
Son with it. John and Cathaxias Schut-
der were else held Is accessories.
Rev. Morgan DIG reports the receipt
Of additional contributions frese Mem
shis. Wells, Fargo, and Cs. have for
warded by Adams Express another 800
collected on the Pacific coast.
New York, Oct. 22.-Acase of yellow
fever was found at No. 73. Washington
ST., to-day. The patient was sent to
Blackwell's Island
MEMPHIS, Oct. e2.-The weather is
warm and there is NO favorable change
in the disease. There we're 30 yellow
fever deaths the past "a hours.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 22.-Flour, extra,
Sc Is as so; jobbing. Sc 5O96 s71a;
superfne. SIS 5O@5 rs.
Wheat, 50 1902 27Ha-
Barley. 81 32H@l 37H-
Oats. feed, 81 50@1 52H.
Potatoes. Bays O5; Coffee Cove, 25
@$1 80; Sweet, choice, 81 87Ha.
V1cTos1A, Oct. 2t.-Barney Devine.
q native of New York fell dead yester-
day at the Lunatic Asylum in this city.
He recently arrived from the Omlnica
npiuA9.