The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-06


latter place aided materially In saving the
First National Bank. The total loss was
tS3s 900, on which there was an Insurance Of
only $4,000.
A FIRE at Plymouth, Pa, on the 2eth, de-
stroyed property to the value Of sio0, 900.
Insurance not over $4,000.
SPECIAL dispatches TO the Cincinnati
Commercial Of the Goth, stated that fsrest fires
were raging In the vicinity Of Crestiine,
Logan, New Lexington, Cambridge. Dodson,
kenton, Bellefontaine, Delaware and Ge-
nevs, Ohio. Also near Russell, Ky, and
between Fort Wayne and Muncie, Ind. The
most Of them were caused by sparks from
passing locomotives, and few through the
carelessness Of coon-hunters.
A FIRK In Cincinnati, a few days ago, des-
troyed the extensive steamboat foundry and
machine.shops Of c. 7. Dumont, Nos. Q to IS
inclusive, Front street. Loss $4,000; insur-
snce $4,000.
GEORGE II. KrSosBrRy, assistant reciv-
ing teller Of the National Bank Of Redemp-
tion, Of Boston, has been arrested, charged
with embezrling thirty-one thousand dollars
OF the bank funds in the last two years. lie
has returned twenty thousand dollars.
General.
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safely landed In Maryland, by express from
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breeding ponds by one OF the most success
full cultiyators Of fish in the Eastern
country.
The bennington (Eneland) Committee Of
the Agricultural Laborers Union recently
received dePutation from Mississ'PPi, ana
a large scale of farm.hands Of England TO
that State. The Committee resolved to send
a Union delegate to visit Mississippi 70 re-
port on the prospects, and made an ,.tlqo-
priation to meet the expenses Of the IL.
quiry.
Tuy Mark Lane Eypr,... in its weeIlxrs.
view of the bresdstufr market. saws; "W}x
less rain and colder temperature. the weather
here and on the Con,inent has been favor.
able for late potatoes, seed.sowins, and all
kinds Of field work. In France potatoes are
abundant and free from disease. The ten
dency Of the wheat market here is rather up
Ward. In some cases tnert mas Dttu an hu-
vance Of shilling. The markets Of France
and Higium have slowly followed those OF
Great Britain. Sales in England during the
week show dminution OF 10000 quarters
10000 bushelss which makes evident the
reluctance Of growers to accept the present
rates. freights in Hungary are declining,
though they are yet too high TO admit OF ship
ments OF wheat to England. Southern Rus
STA is beginning, however, to ship, despair
isg OF doing better for some time to come,
as the supplies are rapidly increasing. II is
thought that the cold weather will soon in
terfere with the shipments from America,
by closing the MYERS ana cana's, wneh some
improvement In prices Is expected
CAPT. IfLkR' an MS repor, 10 'ne .ng.'sh
stockhoiders' on 'ne eohui'ioh oil 'he I''e
railway, estimates 'he costs, 'ne caense u
gauge at ss,ooo'oVo' anu new depo" s,V'ovV'
Inc ouik OF these sums ne 'nihks' mign' DC
EXPENDED IN aoou. tnree years anu nc ~,
Nises Tue laying oi <o'vVo 'o"s VI s'eei '"'''
"'hin 'ne sane Pe''o"'
The Grand Lodge 10. o. r., oil West VIZ
ginia, was In session at washington last
week.
The First National Bank OF salt Lake
City has suspended payments, bus hopes 10
resume again in few days.
INTERNAL REVENUE receipts Tor October
were $9,2o4,s1l; Tor the hscai year, SSo,ooz,-
49s.
AT the late election in Baltimore, for mem
bers of the City Council, the Democrats car
ried the city by 10000 majority.
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THE Emperor William has written areply
to the Pope's las, letter, protesting against
the persecution Of German Bishops The
Emperor says Germany has done all in its
power to live at peace with the Church Of
Rome. but that he Is bound to protect the
Stat. against the violent attacks and conspi.