, 1875-09-02

neal' sddress. . prayer and chant fol
lowed, when the coffin was borne to th,
hearss and the procession formed Z
follow the remains to tho cemetery
The 4th Artillery band played the fu-
neral march. The civic display which
was very fine was proceeded by the work
men in tho Palace Hotel, to the mum.
ber of $50. Citizens not organized fol.
lowed in thousands, which at every
block received . large increase. II
looked as though the city had adjourned
to the cemetery. The coffin was taken
into the vault and deposited ON trestles.
The Noble Grand of Templar Lodge,
I. O. o. F., opened the services of the
dead. Mrs. kalston and her son sat by
the body as it lay on the trestles during
the ceremony. The crowd seemed to
sympathize with her grief. There waa
none of that curiosity apparent which
is generally shown at the funeral Of q
public man.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3O.-At the Stock
Exchange prices ara lower on account
of rumors of an unsettled character
respecting the Baltimore interest.
| The we'll Known publishing house Of
Lee & Shepard Of Boston. suspended
payment On Saturday. Thissuspension
involves the New York firm of Lee.
Shepard & Dillingham;. Liabilities Of
the Boston firm will exceed $3.50, 600.
They will probably be able to pay fifty
cents on the dollar. New York branch
liabilities, $150.0OO.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The rain
storm yesterday was very destructive.
Thirty houses on Tiber Creek were
flooded nine feet deep. The inmates
fed to the upper stories for more SUBJ
stan:ial dwellings from whence they
were rescued by RATS.
Merchants on Pennsylvania Avenue
lost thousands of dollars by the bursting
of water into their cellars. from bursting
of sewers.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-F1ur thousand
Psrsians have entered Turkish territory
and encamped at Novi where they have
seized the telegraph lines. Bosnian
Christians have fed to Austria auterrltory.
The whole district f,om the mountains
to Una is being abandoned by the Chris
tians and devastated by the Turks.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 31.-The
yellow fever has disappeared at Barran-
cas-. The Mayor has issued q procla-
nation removing quarantine against
Pensacola, Is that city il perfectly
healthy.
New YoRK, Aug. 30.-It was reported
yesterday that dispatch had been re-
ceived stating that the direct cable was
repaired and communication between
this country and Irelend complete. The
agent of this company said dispatch
was received telling him to be on the
lookout for the Faraday. she il expected
at any moment.
There is evidently sone hitch in tele-
graph consolidation, but the Western
Union fall in prices il attributed to the
fact that Jay Gould has been pressed by
parties calling in loans. At . meeting
of the committee OF the Western Union
and Atlantic and Psci6e Telegraph
FCompanies. 1t il stated that terms
were agreed upon, but they are very
reticent. The report viii ba submitted
to the Western Union tomorrow for ap-
proval.
Gold closed at 1881.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.-The Treas
urer to-day transferred $50. 900 gold 70,
the benefit of the Bank of Portland
Oregon, via. San Francisco. The Treas
urer says this will be the last transfer.
I LONDON, Aug. 3O.-A special to tht
Times from Berlin says there is no doub
that all northern Bosnia along the rivel
is In full rebellion, and fugitives have
sought safety on Austrian soil, to th.
plumber of 5000, and are mostly wlve'
land children of rebels who have desert
ed their villages and made for the hill.
in Herzegovina. Tho insurrection il
fast assuming formidable dimensions
Symptoms of serious designs multiply
Men are yearning for war and oily
tongued diplomacy is impotent to pre-
vent it. This time the insurrection il
sure to result in an emancipation.
MONTREAL, Aug. 30.-The report sen
thence, relative to numerous failures. ap
psara to haye been exaggerated. Onl.
four or five small dry goods houses hav'
assigned during the present week.
San FaAacrsco, Aug. S1.-Iti is bsint
stated about town and generally circula
ted that the Bank Of California vii
positively resume business. The state
ment is diligently used here a. facto
in the political problem. In answer h
q question concerning rumors of fraud
ulent management on the part Of Rails
ton, prominent gentleman. one of tn
idirecters, replied: "All I can say abou
that is that Mr.. Ralston appropriated
funds of the bank largely to his owl
uses." On being asked if there ap-
pesred to be evidence Of intentiona
fraud on Ralston's part he replied: Mr.
Ralston got into snap and used tn
bank to help himself out.
The Coroner's inquest in the case o
Ralston was resumed this afternoon
The report Of the physician who made
the post mortem examination states tha
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